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Councillor Colm Carthy Party: Sinn Fein
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Councillor Aidan Campbell Party: Fine Gael
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Councillor Noel Keelan Party: Sinn Fein
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Councillor PJ O'Hanlon Party: Fianna Fail
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Councillor Jackie Crowe Party: Sinn Fein |
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Councillor Padraig McNally Party: Fianna Fail
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The councillor photographs on this page are © Pat Byrne
The Íontas Centre and Castleblayney Sustainable Energy group will be holding ‘Energy in Business’ event on Tuesday April 9th in Íontas Centre, Castleblayney from 7pm to 9.30pm.
The event will help local businesses improve their energy performance with up-to-date information on technologies and grant support. There will also be an opportunity to have your questions answered on an individual basis. Local businesses providing energy products and services will have information points.
Come along and learn how you can improve your businesses energy performance and discover new and up-to-date technologies.
Support for the event is being provided by Kingspan and Local Agenda 21 Environmental Partnership Fund, Monaghan County Council.
Castleblayney Sustainable Group is kindly supported by Kingspan, Monaghan County Council, SEAI, Castleblayney Community Enterprise, Íontas Centre and Tús Programme.
For more information contact Íontas Centre on: 042 9753421 (9.30am-1pm) or email: castleblayneyenergy@gmail.com
The RSA’s ‘Check it Fits’ service, which checks child car seats and restraints, will be visiting the Glencarn Shopping Centre, Castleblayney on Monday 1st April from 10am to 5.30pm. 
The ‘Check It Fits’ service is quick, it’s easy and it’s free, with experts on hand on the day offering advise on how to fix any problem, demonstrate how to fit the restraint correctly and answer any queries participants might have. The experts aim to put parents, grandparents and guardians minds at ease that their child’s car seat is safely and securely fitted in their car.
The law states that all children under 150cms or 36kgs must use a child car seat appropriate to their weight and height.
As travelling by car may be potentially one the most dangerous things a baby or child is likely to do each day, parents and guardians should ensure that their small passengers are as well protected as possible by having the proper child car seat for their height and weight correctly installed in their vehicle.
Don’t let your child be a statistic. Get your child car seat checked.
For more information on the RSA’s ‘Check it Fits’ service follow the link below:
www.checkitfits.ie
Daffodil Day will take place Friday 22nd March in Castleblayney.
Daffodil Day is the biggest and the longest running fundraising event for the Irish Cancer Society.
On the day thousands of volunteers will sell daffodil pins and flowers all around Ireland in order to raise money for the free, nationwide services for all those individuals and families who are affected by cancer in any way in Ireland.
If anyone is available to help out or could donate fresh daffodils please contact 087 6594620.
Every donation truly makes a difference so if you can, please come along and support this cause.
Established in 1989, The Castleblayney Cancer Society is a voluntary, non-profit organisation that endeavours to support anyone experiencing cancer through financial aid and also emotional support.
