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Culture Night in Íontas
“Culture Night” will take place on 22nd September at 7.30pm in Íontas Arts & Community Resource Centre, Conabury, Castleblayney.
Culture Night is an annual event where arts and cultural organisations throughout Ireland open their doors until late and host hundreds of free events for everyone to enjoy and behold!
This year Íontas will celebrate the work of photographer Donal McEnroe with an exhibition featuring some very fine photographs taken over a lifetime documenting people, places and events in Monaghan.
Dermot Morgan and Gerry Redmond are back performing this year, the folk duo from Castleblayney, performed a superb set at a recent Castleblayney Sings event in Íontas.
Lorcan McGrane the sharply dressed comedian and all round popular culture geek will also perform his acclaimed stand-up routine.
Culture Night will feature performances from Muckno Singers throughout the evening!
This is a free event and everyone is welcome.
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Castleblayney Youth Café to host an Open Evening
Castleblayney Youth Cafe would like to invite all young people, parents / guardians of young people, professionals and the community to an open evening on Tuesday 26th September
from 5-7pm.Everyone is welcome to come for a cup of tea and a chat, meet the staff, find out what they do, register for programmes & get a tour of the facilities.
Castleblayney Youth Café have a wide range of programmes starting this autumn with brilliant opportunities for young people to get involved, make friends and gain new skills and confidence. They will be starting week commencing October 2nd.
If you are or know someone who is interested in any of our programmes please don't hesitate to contact us on 0872670105 or email youthcafe@ywimonaghan.ie or you can also find us at The Wellbeing Centre, Bree, Castleblayney (behind the Tusla building).
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Olive retires from Blayney Blades after 23 years of devoted service
Highly esteemed local lady Olive Bolger has retired from her role as co-ordinator with the town’s successfully women’s group known as Blayney Blades.
Though the group was not officially formed until 1995 Olive was instrumental in the preliminary work and investigations which paved the way for the groups formation.
Olive’s retirement was marked by a special event held in the Íontas Centre, Tuesday past in which a number of presentations were made to her including a laptop presented by her colleagues in Blayney Blades.
In her concluding remarks Olive thanked all those who were part of her journey through her years in the women’s group and announced that she would still continue her involvement with the group in a voluntary capacity.
We extend our congratulations and good wishes to Olive on her retirement and thank her for the important and invaluable contribution she has made to the community in her role within Blayney Blades.
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