Daily Archives: February 28, 2012

There was a great party atmosphere for the capacity crowd last Wednesday night for the launch of “James Clyde and the Diamons of Orchestra” in Monaghan town library.  The evening started with a wonderful magic show from Colin Walker which … Continue reading →

Eugene and Phil Mulligan, Foremass, Scotstown are collecting old mobile phones to enable them to obtain a device which will help their daughter Eadaoin to communicate, please  have a look around your house for abandoned phones to help this worthy … Continue reading →

Keep free Thursday 22nd March for the annual fashion show in aid of School ICT facilities  at St Louis Secondary School, Monaghan. The fashion show will take place in the Four Seasons hotel at 8 pm, with all the latest … Continue reading →

Watch out for Grainne McElwain, Killymarron when Imeall Geal (Bright Edge) returns for a third series on BBC2 each Monday night at 10 pm. The 10 part series recorded over five days in Newry throughout November features the best of … Continue reading →

Don’t miss out on Brendan McCaffrey’s captains drive in 2012 at Rossmore on Bank Holiday Monday 19th of March, tee reserved from 10 30 am to 12 midday.

Circuit training  for over 50s Men & woman. This is a introductory taster class into gentle exercise. This is a class for people with low/moderate levels of fitness looking to increase participation in physical activity. Come along, experience the class … Continue reading →

Claddagh Driving school is a new business venture in the Tydavnet, Monaghan area for local Lady Esther O’Brien Brady, Mullinahinchago. Esther is a fully approved driving instructor with the Road Safety Authority (RSA). She brings with her a wealth of … Continue reading →

Clogher Historical Society/
Cumann Seanchais Chlochair
hosts
RESTORING WOMEN TO HISTORY
with profiles of two 19th-century women with connections to Monaghan who secured the franchise for women in Ireland and Australia and worked for better conditions in health and education:
Isabella Todd
by
 Ita O’Hara
Mary Lee
by
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