28th SEPTEMBER, 1975, Lucan Newsletter. 26th Sunday of the Year ................ THE KNOCKERS: Though great progress has been made in modern times in improving and bettering the lot of the iridividual and the family in the modern state, there are certain areas that have been slower than others to benefit and to progress. Some individuals can be found who can only see the spots and the defects and pass by the great developments and the advantages These people ( they are only a handful) are the “Knockers” They can criticize everything and say “Some thing should be done to . but they have no worthwhile idea or plan to improve wild they think is not right. Their constant cry is that the Government should do something, or the Church should do something or the Gardai should do something They run down everything that smacks of authority and they will be found to support none of the institutions of State or Church or Judiciary They have discovered that it is easier by far to tear down and destroy than it is to build or or be constructive The modern dedia take them and use them to great ad(dis^d)vantage and make sentational news with them and then cast them off into the limbo of oblivion So it has been for the Knock® CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICE CONFERENCE: By contrast, the men and women who man the breaches for the CSS Conference are a better type for the ordinary man, for these work to better the conditions of which they live. The big cities of the world advertise their huge populations but leave cut the blacker spots. Support the Dublin men and women to-day by your donation LUCAN SUCCESS: Up the hurlcrs who won last Sunday, Dubs will need youtc^
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2 8 th SEPT EM B E R , 1975, L ucan N ew sle tte r. 2 6 th S u n d ay o f th e Y ea r................
T H E K N O C K E R S:Though great progress has been made in modern times in
improving and bettering the lot of the iridividual and the family in the modern state, there are certain areas that have been slower than others to benefit and to progress. Some individuals can be found who can only see the spots and the defects and pass by the great developments and the advantages These people ( they are only a handful) are the “Knockers” They can criticize everything and say “Some thing should be done to . but they have no worthwhile idea or plan to improve wild they think is not right. Their constant cry is that the Government should do something, or the Church should do something or the Gardai should do something They run down everything that smacks of authority and they will be found to support none of the institutions of State or Church or Judiciary They have discovered that it is easier by far to tear down and destroy than it is to build or or be constructive The modern dedia take them and use them to great ad(dis^d)vantage and make sentational news with them and then cast them off into the limbo of oblivion So it has been for the Knock®
C A TH O L IC SO C IA L S E R V IC E C O N F E R E N C E : By contrast, the men and women who man the breaches for the CSS Conference are a better type for the ordinary man, for these work to better the conditions of which they live.The big cities of the world advertise their huge populations but leave cut the blacker spots. Support the Dublin men and women to-day by your donation LU C A N SU CC ESS: Up the hurlcrs who won last Sunday, Dubs will need youtc^
PLANNED CAMPAIGN COLLECTION:
SHARE COLLECTION:
2 £301.
£ 61.25.
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICE CONVERENCE.
Today there will be no Share Collection at the Masses. Instead you are asked to support the C.S.W.C. through giving as generously as you can at the special Church door Collection held at all the Masses today. By so doing you will be showing your real concern for the poor of Christ. Because of the voluntary work done by Religious and lay organisations the Conference can give a full dinner for as little as 5p. How Many are you willing to supply?
Congratulations to Susan Jenkins, Beech Park, Castleknock, who has been awarded a scholarshop to the College of Music. Susan will get two years free tuition at the College. She was a pupil of Mrs. Betty Healy, "Loyola", Chapelizod, in Mount Sackville Convent. Mrs. Healy will resume Piano Lessons on the 11th and 12th Sept., 1975, and regrets she has no vacancies for this term.
Get Well wishes to Mrs. Daly, who is stopping with her daughter, Mrs. J. Gorman, Lucan Heights. We are glad to hear you are a little stronger.
Suppliers o f Sand, Gravel Cement, M ortar, Concrete Blocks, Bricks etc.
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PARENTS PLEASE NOTE THAT THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOLS WILL BE CLOSED ON T TUESDAY 30th DUE TO A TEACHERS' CATECHETICAL SEMINAR,
I.C.A, The Senior Citizens Social evening starts at 7»45» Hostesses for this week are Mrs. Min.no ck, Mrs, O'Higgins,Mrs Temple, and Mrs Carney, five due to the fact that there will be five Tuesdays= to he catered for in October.
I.C.A. 1st Oct. There will he a Business meeting at 8 p.m. There will also he a very interesting film shown, entitled "GORTA GIVES A DAMN", This is an open night so everyone is welcome.
Will all the I.C.A, ladies who so kindly collected money for the Irish Lifeboats Society please bring in all their envelopes.
HOLY HOUR; The next Holy Hour which is held in the Church of Perpetual Adoration and is conducted by Rev. Fr. Dominic Savio will be held on Oct, 9th, Those wishing to attend these devotions should gave their names and deposit for transport to any of the following:Mrs = W. Martin, Dodsboro, Mrs, Joyce, Joyce Estate, Mrs, P, Martin, and Mrsc R. Nolan,Sarsfield Park, Mrs, J, McNally, Bajlydowd, or Mrs. Mulhall, Tubber in place of Mrs, Ennis. Bus picks people at Leixlip at 6,90, Dodsboro, 7p,m,Post Office 7,5 p.m, and Ballydowd 7.10 to 7,15.
WANTED: Lift from Lucan to Newbridge every Monday morning. Any offers? Ring 280808
LUCAN DISTRICT CREDIT UNION Ltd.
Phone: 281941
SAVE - BORROW - INSURE
Office: TOWN H A LLDAILY AT MIDDAY
FRI. ALSO 7—9p.m.SAT. 4.30—5.30p.m. /
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IN MEMO RI AM:, , ,, , ,.----------- John Moore was a darlin' man. His
death last week-end deprived the community of one pf 'its finest members who down the years gave much of his time in the service of others. John was first and foremost a family man. He was a loving husband and father and his life was a happy one as that love was returned by his nearest and dearest. He has left behind a fitting monument to his memory in the family he reared, a monument that is more impressive than any carved stone or moulded metal. Many of the older residents will recall John as a dashing young athlete on the Lucan Soccer teams of the thirties. However his greatest contribution to Sports in Lucan came as Secretary of the Dodsboro United Football Club in the late fifties and early sixties.As he guided that team to greater and greater
heights in Junior Football his friends affectionately referred to himas Busby". He was very proud to be elected Chairman of the rejuvenated Dodsboro Club in recent times.
John was a great neighbour and was respect' ed and revered by all who knew him. He was without doubt one of the kind' es^and most human persons I have ever known. Yet he was very much a man s man. He saw the good in everyone he met and never failed to respect the dignity of even the most humble. The concern of all who knew him was obvious in his last days. At his funeral, one sensed the feel-iin9+0no 0SA ex!?erienced by a lovin9 community as they gathered to say a last Good-bye . J
John Moore's death has left a gap in-our community. He has gone to w?tb A SuFaJ.er i" Heaven- .May the ^Crucified Risen Christ heal
greatl'oss6 ^ bls W1^6 3nd Fami y anb bring comfort to them in theirKIERAN TAYLOR
^nnS!Aoft0 reP?^ t 5e death of Mrs- Ma Blakei'cruCrH ^ s e !+U ck+Rd!,another of our old and respected parishioners who has gone to reap the
erJ ° " 9 J1f<\ To her relatives and friends we offerdeepest sympathy. May she rest in peace.
d r J f n Z Z Z ! ; symp2thy !° Jr- Hugh Mulrooney, Lucan Heights, on the death of his mother - Mrs. Catherine Mulrooney R I PDeepest sympathy also to Mr. Pat Galligan, Chapei Hill on the death of his brother Cornelius R.I.P,
DODSBORQ RESIDENTS ASSOCIATIONsLast week one of our esteemed residents was called to his eternal reward - Mr® John Moore R . L P o To his wife and family we extend our deepest sympathy« Our sincere sympathy also to the re* latives of the late Mrs. Mona Dyer*Miss Sarah Cooper and Mrs0 Mary 0-Callaghan* May they rest in peace*
Tickets for our Hallow E ’en dance are selling exceptionally well with the result that we must remind those intending to purchase tickets that it is necessary to order some immediately from any committee member,(or phone 281158) as a limited number only has been printedo Weekly payments are acceptedoCOMMITTEE MEETING sharpat 8 p,mc 29th Sept* at No® 20c
MAI FREEMAN (HON. SEC./P-RoO.
LUCAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL;
delegate meeting of the Council will take place next Tuesday9 30th Sept* in the Town Hall at 8«30« All Residents Associations9 Clubs* etc0 should ensure that they are represented at this
meeting- BYRNE (SECRETARY)
?????????????????LUCAN LADIES CLUB.8 The above Club will meet at 8o30 p 0m 0 on Thursday next*2nd Oct® at St® Joseph's Girls Secondary School® Craft classes will be formed at this meeting® Will Choir members please attend with view to reforming Choir. New members will be very welcome
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FOR SALE; Cot £8® Baby Walker £3 Phone 281190
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Come and see our new paving slabs—Superbly Finished— Keenly Priced Seif •Spacing- Simple to Lay.
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At no extra Cost.Gerry Cosgrave Travel Limited.
1 Crowes Corner, Lucan. Tel. 281569 and 281574.
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LUCAN BRIDGE CLUB:Results - Mon. 15th Sept. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. J.Ryan. 2nd Mr. and Mrs. M.O'Siochru. Wed. I7th Sept. Sec. A. N/S 1st Col. and Mrs. Stapleton. 2nd Miss L.Darby and Mrs.J.O'Shea. 3rd Miss N.Devereaux and Mrs.B. McBennett. E/W 1st Mrs. M.Deasy and Mrs.M.Ki 1 duff. 2nd Mrs. B.O'Keefe and Mrs. Horneck 3rd Mrs. B.Fitzpatrick and Mrs. A.Looney.
Sect. B. N/S 1st. Mr. and Mrs. T. Smyth.2nd Mr. and Mrs.J.Ryan. 3rd Mrs.H.Carroll and Mrs. S.Walker. E/W 1st Mrs. I.Sheppard and Mrs. H.McHugo.2nd Mr. J.Nolan and Mrs. W.Harty. 3rd Mr. and Mrs. K.Clarke.Mon. 22nd Sept. 1 \ Table Howell. I.Mrs. J.O'Flynn and Mrs. P.Donohoe. 2. Mr. P.Kehoe and Mr. B.Young. 3. Mrs. F.O'Reilly and Mrs. K.Higgins. Wed. 24th Sept.. Sec. A. N/S I.Mr. and Mrs.L.Brett. 2.Mr. and Mrs. K.Clarke.3. Mrs. G.McKelvey and Mrs. M.Cunningham. E/W I. Mrs. P.Kenny and Mrs.A. Gaffney. 2. Mr. P.Kehoe and Mr. B.Young. 3. Mrs. H.Carroll and Mr. D. Riordan. Sect. B. N/S I. Mr. and Mrs. B.O'Reilly. 2. Mrs. M.Fitzgerald and Mrs. P.Brennan. E/W I. Mr. and Mrs. 0.Nolan. 2. Mrs.A.Looney and Mrs. B.Fitzpatrick. 2. Mrs. E.Sheehan and Mrs. U.McCrea.
PITCH AND PUTT Competition results. Sen. Winner. D.Calahane 43 nett. Inter. J.Courtney. 44 nett on B.6. Jun. J.Price 42 nett. Ladies winner.M. Kilduff 40 points, on B.6. Juvenile winner. P.Cahalane 44 nett. Sat. and Sun. Starting 9.30a.m. - "Open Four Ball" Confined to Dublin. Cards unlimited. The results of the club championship. The club Fourball. Winners James Lynam and Pat Keane. R/U Johnny McCormack and Frank Murray. The club handicap M/play. Gents winner. Johnny Kelly R/U Eamonn Morrison. Ladies winner - Madalene McMahon. R/U Rita Kelly. The club scratch M/ play. Gents winner - Gus Carolan. R/U Terry Cassidy. Ladies winner - M. Kilduff. R/U E.McGrane. The club mixed fourball - winners M.Kilduff and J. Lynam. R/U E.McGrane and B.McGrane. Something to note: Frank Brophy and Des Gleeson had a hole in one at the 12 hole at the same time. K.B.
LUCAN UTD. JUNIORS WFY 4. Lucan Utd. 3. Lucan were unluck y not to get a point out of this game and with a bit of luck could have taken both points. SCorers for Lucan were D.Rankin 2, and K.Graham. LAZIO I.LUCAN I. Lucan were unlucky not to have won this game. Scorer for Lucan was A. Browne. Outstanding on the Lucan team was Paddy Croke.Both teams play at home today in Dodsboro.
_LUCAN UTS. A.F.C. Under 13. O.L.O.R. 2.LUCAN 3. Our I3s retained their ICO" record with' this good away win against a useful O.O.O.R.side. Our scorers were J.Bolger 2. and B.Croke. Under I2L Lucan 6.C.I.E. 0. Yet another good win for our I2s who in three unbeaten games have scored 24 goals and given but I away. R.O'Neill 2.B.Harte 2 D.Murray and D.O'Toole
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IIEARN £4. per week Part-time experienced home help required. Will collect and return to Lucan 3 hrs. Monday and Friday morning.Ph.383847.
LOST in Maynooth Hall small Cameo 20th S'ept. Would finder please return to 18,St. Laurences Rd.Chapelizod.Co.Dublin.Reward.
O 'BRIEN SUPERMARKET: MAYNOOTH SHOPPING CENTRE Raisins and Sultanas 21.p per Lb'.' Ground Almonds 23 p. per qr. lb. Brown Sugar I9p Carving Sidhes £1.08. Table Lamps from £1.44. Lamp Shades from 50p. Toast racks 50p.
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The Cooper and Byrne Families would like to thank most gratefully : all those people who sympathised with us in our sad loss of the : late Sarah Cooper. To Fr. Coghlan and Fr. O'Herlihy, to Sister Rosario and her Choir for their beautiful singing during the Mass, to all those who sent Mass Cards and flowers, all her old friends in the Square, and other districts we are ever grateful. Masses
offered- Adrian Byrne.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"ABANDON HOPE ALL YE THAT ENTER HERE" (DANTE 13th CENTURY).
This suggestion could well have been applied to institutions for the mentally ill built during the last century. Their stark architecture, their forbidding exterior of high walls and locked gates gave a visual impression of physical restraint and force in a place where all hope and understanding had been abandoned. The mental (psychiatric) hospitals of today bear no resemblance to this grim picture. While the external (and internal) appearances have vastly changed it is an un-
* happy fact that the age-old attitudes to mental hospitals add mental illness largely remain in the public mind. It is a pity.Suffering, physical or mental, is a fact of life; it always has been.
* Christ spent much of his public ministry combating sickness of many kinds and was alwyas close to it, never running away either from the leper who wished to be cleansed, the woman who was possessed, or the multitude who sought his compassion. To abandon the sick through a wrong mental attitude is to abandon Christ "who took our infirmities and bore our diseases". Respect, hope and understanding are qualities shown us by Christ.
Ed's note: Aspects of this matter will form a series of short articles.
THE IRISH RED CROSS SOCIETY - LUCAN BRANCH.
(I). Door to door collection: We wish to thank sincerely all those who contributed to our door to door collection. We are more than grateful for those who sent in money and now ask those who were not at home when we called, if they would forward a contribution. Any member of our unit or Branch will accept anything big or small or contact 280252 for arrangements. (2). COMPETITIONS: Competition time is here again and Lucan expects to be host on Oct. 5th 1975. Parents are asked to cooperate in allowing their son or daughter to take a placeDersone n' = is }fery diff2cu1t an£ unfair to other members if onevital in main!aTn?nfanRfgSUs L n L r § ror?rlin?ngC?mpetition^ ^ renqiji^e, every moment is valuable Lcuiuaru training.prom now untl] 0ct 5th
* Lamb, Baby Beef, Pork, 7^ Sausages and Puddings a speciality.
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CONW AYS G A R A G E B A L L Y D O W D , LUCAN. M U L T I-C A R D E A L E R .
F or Services, Repairs and Crash Work.
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ADULT EDUCATION LUCAN VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Yhere are some vacancies still in the following classes:Leaving YCerto Maths® Leaving Cert® English, PoE® Ladies and Gents® Cookery (Beginners) Shorthand (Pitmans) Elementary Typing (Thurs) Audio Visual Irish, Drama® Those inter- ested should call at the school immediatelyc
TEACHER OF COOKERY required, URGENT®
FOR SALEs Mobile home, 4 apartments & kitchen, as new, £1,650® Apply Me Donald Bros® Ltd® Lucan. Phone 281552/280625
Triumph 20 stolen outside Molloy?s shop® If seen please notify 202 Beech Park e
URGENTLY WANTED? Ladies bicycle in good condition* Apply Alex Birnie, St*Judevs Lucan®
WANTED? man to fit sash cords in two windows® Chapelizod area® Tel® 364608
MECHANIC AVAILABLE for servicing and repairs® Reasonable rates® Enquiries call 7 Dodsboro, Lucan®
TUITION? For private tuition at Primary level Phone 281145®
STOLEN Metaiic blue Triumph 20 Ladies Cycle, Three Speed,chromed carrier, No* A.M. 48874.REWARD -Tel. 281581
BINGO RESULTS:Mrs. O'Toole, HillcresV.Hr. Harte. Bernard O'Neill, Esker, Mrs. Barr, Sarsfield Park, Oliver Collins, Esker,Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. O'Reilly, Dodsboro,Mrs. O'Toole, St. Edmundsbury,Mr. Whelan, Dodsboro, Kathleen Gannon, Mill Bank, Miss Malone, Dodsboro,Mrs. Horan, Sarsfield Close, Mrs. Brady,Mrs. O'Toole £lb, Mrs. Leonard, Esker Lawns, Mrs. Byrne, Sarsfield Park,Mrs. Gilligan, Sarsfield' Park,Mrs. Moffett, The Hollow,Larry Martin, Arthur Griffith Park,Mrs. Fagan, Coolmine CrossMrs. Rafferty £20 Leixlip£108. was given in prizes last Sunday.MORE PRIZES TO-NIGHT.
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58th S ep tem b er: 2 6 th S u n d a y jMasses: 8 ,9 ,1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ,5 .3 0 &
8 p m B a p tism s a t 12 4 0 p m , B in g o at 8 5 0 p m .
2 9 th S e p te m b e r ;M o n d a y :S S M ich a e l, G abriel & R a p h a el.
M asses at 8 & 1 0 - am M iracu lou s M edal N o v e n a at 8 pm .
C am paign at 7 p m .
3 0 th S e p te m b e r :T u e sd a y .S t . J ero m e:M a sses at 8 & 1 0 am .
F u ll d a y sem inar fo r P rim ary Teacfoers at L u can B .N S .
F ree d a y fo r p u p ils . C h oir at 8 .1 5 p m . K arate at 8 pm .
O C T O B E R ls t :W e d n e sd a y :S t .T e r e sa o f th e In fa n t Jesu s.
M asses at 8 & 1 0 am . O cto b e r d e v o t io n s at 8 pm .
B b y s sc o u ts at 7 p m ' C o n fess io n s: 1 0 .3 0 -— 12 n n n o n
2 n d O cto b e r 2 n d :T h u rsd a y :T h e G uardian A n g els.M asses
at 8 & 1 0 am U n is lim fo r w o m e n at 8 p m
C o n fess io n s: 1 0 3 0 -— 12 n n n n & 7 — 9 p m .
3rd O cto b er :F r id a y : M asses at 8 & 1 0 am . & 8 p m .
G irls C lub at 8 2 0 p m O cto b er d e v o t io n s a b t o n
4 th O ctob er: S a tu rd a y :S t. F ran cis o f A ssiss i. M asses at 8 i
1 0 a m C o n fess io n s: 1 2 — 1 & 7 — 9 p m M acra na T u a ith e at 8 p m
5 th O cto b er :E m ig ra n t S u n d a y : M asses at 8 ,9 ,1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 , S
5 3 0 & 8 p m B a p tism s at 12 4 0 p m B in g o at 8 5 0 p m
B A P T ISM S: D avid Daniel Gibbons, 28, R ose Lawn
James Oliver McMahon, 300, Beech Park
Brid Marie D olley, 24, K ew Park
Denise Gabnelle Lwe, 44, Beech Park.
R uth Catherine Lavin, 16, Ardeevin
Louise Jacinta Higgins, 7, Ilillcrest Drive
Michele Margaret Gregory, 100, A rthur Griffith Pa, John Paul Corr, 22, Ardeevin.
Michele K athryn Connolly, 8, R ose Lawn.
Graham Pierce Butler, 4, Esker Lawns
V IA R R IA G E :M c/rae/ Moore, Ranelagh & Margaret Mary
Reynolds, S t L om an’s H ospital We wish them a happy life
M tar b o y s fo r th e w e e k :S a m .Stephen M cStay & Paul Condroi 10 am Colm Scully & N ivard Whelan
