Boyle community weekly notes
ATTENTION FARMING COMMUNITY
All Farmers use the ‘Blue Book’ to record their herd and activity on the farm, however with the Department of Agriculture increasingly moving towards online communications and all BPS applications having to be completed online, it’s never been more important that the farming community are equipped with digital skills. Úna Bhán Tourism are delivering FREE Roscommon LEADER Partnership Digital Skills Training Courses for the Farming Community (5 x 2hr training course) on various dates in Sept, Oct and Nov, please call Patricia on 071 966 3033 to Register your interest / Book your FREE course. The training programme is funded through the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment (DCCAE) and Úna Bhán Tourism are delighted that Boyle Library Services are providing their venue to facilitate the training courses. This unique opportunity to develop digital skills in a fun and easy way (max 10 participants per course) to learn the basic functions for beginners or those eager to improve. The course includes how to set up an email account, send and receive emails / how to search the internet in a safe and secure way / Complete vehicle taxation online instead versus in paper form / Set up your own banking online account and learn how to bank on line. More importantly for the farming community the training will teach how to register your farm on Agfood.ie, which allows you to Record the Birth of a Calf; Complete and Print Farm-to-Farm Movements; & Print your Herd Profile for your Farm Accountant. Call 071 966 3033 now to BOOK your FREE place.
BOYLE LIBRARY EVENT
Positive Ageing Week will take place in the Library on Tuesday 25th September at 6.30pm. Presentation and Treatment of Osteoarthritis of the Knee with John O’Hara who is the Senior Physiotherapist at Boyle Primary Care Centre, in conjunction with the Roscommon County Council Age Friendly Strategy. This is a Free event so booking is essential on 071 9662 800
GATEWAYS’ LAUNCH IN KING HOUSE
An exhibition titled ‘Gateways’ by Fiona McDonald has been launched in King House, Boyle. As construction of the new visual art space at the Roscommon Arts Centre continues, Gateways is one of a series of offsite projects presented across the county. Following a series of visits to sites in the Boyle region, artist Fiona McDonald has produced a series of works exploring live networks and the idea of making these communication/data systems more visible. It runs until September 27th
MATHS AND BIOLOGY COACHING
Maths and Biology – all levels – also small classes – Boyle. Please contact Ann on 086 877 0252
SPEECH & DRAMA CLASSES
Speech & Drama classes in Convent Primary School, Boyle on Thursday evenings beginning September 28th. Both primary & secondary pupils welcome. Registration will take place on Thursday 21st at 6.00pm. For more information, contact Dwyer School of Speech & Drama on 071 966 6040.
CURLEW WALKERS CLUB
The next meeting of the Curlew Walkers will be an Open Weekend on Saturday 22nd Sunday and Sunday 23rd September with leaders being Philip James 086 3353 000 and Tom Browne 087 2379 632 Meeting on the Crescent, Boyle at 10 am. This will be Climb Grade A/B/C. Please confirm times with leader or website prior to each walk www.walkingboyle.com
HEALTHY IRELAND AT THE BOYLE LIBRARY
Louise is a children’s mindfulness teacher and the author of Irelands first Mindfulness series for children, the “Mindfully Me” series. Louise will read from her books and help children to learn fun and creative ways to calm, relax and deal with worries. Children will also explore thoughts, feelings and how to feel good about being themselves using art, craft and stories. This is a free event and will take place in the Boyle Library on Saturday 6th October from 2.30pm until 3.30. Booking essential 071 9662 800.
BOYLE WOMAN’S GROUP
The Group meets in St Joseph’s Resource Centre every Tuesday from 11am until 1pm. New members always welcome. For more information, contact Rita on 087 0455 70599.
BOYLE GOLF CLUB RESULTS
Well done to friends and neighbours in Ballaghaderren Golf Club for being the originators and Hara behind the “County Cup”. Castlerea were the first winners of the competition which was held on Saturday the 8th in Ballaghaderreen. Boyle Golf Club looks forward to hosting it next year and hope we can do as good a job as Ballaghaderreen did in 2018. Thanks also to the Roscommon Herald for sponsoring the competition. The men’s’ midweek 9-hole stable ford will continue for the next few weeks. Sunday competitions for the next few weeks for the men will included an 18 hole strokeplay which was played on Sunday the 16th followed by 18 hole stablefords on the 2 subsequent Sundays.
COURTYARD MARKET
The Market takes place every Saturday in the Grounds of King House, Boyle from 10am until 2pm. If you would like to enjoy the best locally grown fresh and organic produce, then a trip to the Courtyard Market should be on your agenda. There is a wide range of seasonal produce,
CV & OFFICE SERVICES
Are you looking for a new job? Are you having difficulty putting together your CV? Would you like some help? Then why not call into the Úna Bhán office in the grounds of King House, Boyle, where we will be delighted to give you any help, advice or information we can. A good CV could make all the difference in getting your job application through to the interview stage. We have a template and sheet of helpful tips to guide you through the process. We will also type your CV if you cannot do this yourself. Or you may just want to call in for a chat about your CV. All information will be treated in the strictest of confidence. For more details, contact Úna Bhán Tourism on 071 9663033. We also offer office services such as Photo Copying, Scanning, Laminating, Typing, Faxing, Binding and Printing.