📅 Start Date: Wednesday, 29th January
🕙 Time: 10:00 – 11:30 AM
📍 Location: Templemore Library & Park

What’s Included?

✅ Eco Literacy
✅ Art Exploration
✅ Nature Connection Activities
✅ Local Flora & Fauna
✅ Sit Spot in Nature
✅ Tea & Snacks

📞 To Register, Contact: Pamela
📱 086 1658946 | 067 31845
📧 pqurike_1@tipperaryetb.ie

Limited spots available, register today!

📍 All are welcome to attend!

For more information, contact:
📞 Carmel Deegan (Principal): 0504 53175
📞 Emer Shelly (Pre-school Manager): 087 142 0507
📧 Email: office@templetuohyns.ie
🌐 Website: www.templetuohyns.ie

School Services & Activities:
✔️ Breakfast Club (8:00 am – 9:00 am)
✔️ After School Club (1:40 pm – 6:00 pm)
✔️ After School Activities: Speech & Drama, Quiz, GAA Training, Music, Choir

Join Lynn Kirkham at Killea Community Centre on Sunday, 26th January at 12:30 pm for a hands-on workshop where you can learn traditional weaving techniques.

This is a free community event, and everyone is welcome to drop in. Bring a friend and, if you can, something for the snack table. Cash donations are welcome on the day.For more information, contact 0851755553.

Templemore is set to feature in an exciting new exhibition, ‘The Reason of Towns’, currently running at The Source in Thurles until February 7th. The exhibition, which was recently featured on Nationwide, explores the possible futures of Irish towns, highlighting four locations: Clones, Dungarvan, Youghal, and Templemore.

Curated by the Irish Architecture Foundation, the exhibition brings together models, drawings, films, and memorabilia to tell the story of Ireland’s towns, their traditions, and their potential.

Templemore will also be featured on RTÉ Nationwide this Friday, January 10th, at 7 PM. The program will showcase the well-known Griffiths Valuation plaques, with filming having taken place in Templemore and the National Archives in Dublin.

This is a great opportunity to see Templemore on the national stage. Be sure to tune in and support the town.

All the way from the USA, The Litch Brothers – a four-piece bluegrass band – are set to make their Irish debut! 🇺🇸🎻

📅 Date: Thursday, January 9th
🕣 Time: 8:30 PM
📍 Venue: Finn’s Folk Club, Borrisoleigh
🎟 FREE ENTRY

The band, hailed by The Bluegrass Standard as “the bluegrass music of the next generation,” will showcase their mix of original music, traditional tunes, and folk-inspired covers on their six-date Irish tour before heading to Ireland’s roots conference “Your Roots are Showing.”

With mandolin, guitar, fiddle, bass, and vocals, The Litch Brothers bring a progressive bluegrass sound deeply rooted in tradition, yet fresh and exciting.

Don’t miss this incredible night of live music! 🎵

Get ready for an incredible evening of hurling action as All-Ireland Champions Clare take on Tipperary in a Senior Hurling Challenge Match – all in aid of Mary’s Meals Ireland!

📅 Date: Saturday, January 4th, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: Templemore GAA Grounds
🎟 Admission: €10 (Cash or Card)

💙 Why Support?
Mary’s Meals is a global movement providing school meals to children in some of the world’s poorest communities. Just €22 can feed a child for an entire school year in a place of education, helping to change lives through nourishment and learning.

📞 Contacts for Donations & Information:

• Chairman: John Egan – 087-8158720
• Treasurer: Seamus Bourke – 086-6030597
• Secretary: Angela Galvin – 086-8300066
• PRO: Martin Bourke – 086-1675355

🌍 Mary’s Meals Website: www.marysmeals.ie
📧 Email: Ireland@marysmeals.org
RCN: 20061920

Join us for an exciting match, support a great cause, and help make a difference in children’s lives worldwide! 🌍🏆

What a night! Sally the Snake and the Jungle Challenge Fundraiser crew had an unforgettable evening at The Old Malt House, Templemore! 🏆🐍

The contestants, supporters, and locals turned out in force to celebrate the upcoming Jungle Challenge Fundraiser.

A Fundraising Events Group production in association with Empower Events – all in aid of JK Brackens GAA Club!

📅 Date: Wednesday, 6th March
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 Venue: McAuley Centre, Templemore
🎤 Guest Speaker: Pat McCarthy, HSE Community Engagement Officer

💙 We Need You!
✅ No medical experience required
✅ Free CPR & AED training provided
✅ Must be 18+
✅ Must live within 5km of Templemore

For more information, contact Niamh at templemorecfr@gmail.com or reach out to the Parish Office at 0504 35772 / tckparish@gmail.com.

Join us for an exciting Trivia Night in support of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Templemore. This fundraising event will take place on:

📅 Date: Friday, 1st March
⏰ Time: 9:00 PM
📍 Venue: Murphy’s Pub, Templemore
💰 Entry Fee: €20 per table

Gather your team, put your knowledge to the test, and enjoy a night of engaging trivia—all while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Supporting Templemore’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

All proceeds from this event will directly support Céilúradh Lá Fhéile Pádraig, taking place in Templemore’s Town Square on Sunday, 17th March 2024. Organised by the St. Patrick’s Day Event Committee, this annual celebration aims to bring the community together for a day of cultural festivities, music, and entertainment.

Your participation and support are invaluable in making this year’s event even more memorable. We look forward to seeing you there!

Our community is truly fortunate to have Lynn Kirkham, an expert on St. Brigid’s life and traditions, sharing her knowledge with us. Last Sunday morning in Killea, Lynn showcased a beautiful display of her work and demonstrated how to weave the iconic St. Brigid’s cross.

For those who missed it, fear not! 🙌 The Sr. Aine Historical Society is delighted to welcome Lynn to the McAuley Centre this Friday at 7 PM for a short talk on St. Brigid, followed by another cross-weaving demonstration. And if you’d like to try making your own, this is your chance!

📍 Venue: McAuley Centre, Templemore
📅 Date: Friday, 2nd February
⏰ Time: 7 PM
🎟️ Entry: €10 (Includes refreshments)

A beautiful way to celebrate Ireland’s most beloved female saint. All are welcome! ☘️🌾

📸 Pictured: Lynn showing Raedan Richardson from Australia and Andrea Bolger from Templemore how to weave a St. Brigid’s cross last Sunday in Killea.