News from Julianstown – January 2022
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh & Jackie O’Shea We in Julianstown wish everyone a Happy New Year. Now that the festivities are over , a …
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News From Julianstown & District Community Association – December 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh & Jackie O’Shea A Merry Christmas and a Nollaig Shona from Julianstown & District Community Association to all our residents. …
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News from Julianstown – November 2021
by Niamh Bn.Uí Loinsigh Julianstown Tidy Towns Great work is being carried out in the Community Garden with Viktoras carrying out a hard prune of …
News From Julianstown & District Community Association – October 2021
According to Irish mythology, Samhain (like Bealtaine) was a time when the ‘doorways’ to the Otherworld opened, allowing supernatural beings and the souls of the …
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News from Julianstown – September 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh September (Meán Fómhair which translates as “middle of harvest) Celebrating St. Michael’s Day in Old Irelandby Bridget Haggerty Throughout the …
News from Julianstown – August 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh August ( Lúnasa) In Celtic mythology the god Lugh one of the chief gods of the Tuatha Dé Danann, established …
Julianstown News – July 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh July (Iúil) – In Ireland of the past, July was a month marked by scarcity of food before the harvest, …
News from Julianstown – June 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Meitheamh – pronounced “meh-hev” – is the Irish word for June and means mid-summer. The growth in the fields is …
Julianstown & District News – May 2021
News from JULIANSTOWN by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Mayday corresponds with the Irish festival of La Bealtaine, which officially heralded the beginning of the summer. …
News From Julianstown & District Community Association – April 2021
NEWS FROM JULIANSTOWN by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Beannachtaí na Casca oraibh go léir. Happy Easter to all the Residents of Julianstown and District and …
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Julianstown and District News – March 2021
News from Julianstown by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh & Jackie O’Shea There are some things that even COVID-19 19 cannot change and that is St …
Julianstown & District News – February 2021
by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh & Jackie O’Shea SPRING – NOW WE DON’T want to get too excited about it, lest it disappears, but Spring …
Julianstown and District News – January 2021
NEWS FROM JULIANSTOWN by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh & Jackie O’Shea Welcome to 2021! Who would have thought that this time last year we would go …
Christmas at Julianstown & District Community Association
News from Julianstown by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh ‘Tis the season to be wary and Christmas will be so very different this year Well how …
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News From Julianstown & District Community Association – November 2020
NEWS FROM JULIANSTOWN by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Coronavirus Crisis that we are currently living with in Ireland! Hope can be a powerful force, especially …
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News from Julianstown & District Community Association – October 2020
News from Julianstown by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Julianstown Village Garden retains its An Taisce Green Flag Award for 20/2021 and it is all down …
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News from Julianstown – September 2020
News from Julianstown by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Schools – Life during the COVId-19 pandemic is difficult for parents and children alike. However, the return …
News From Julianstown & District Community Association
News from Julianstown by Niamh Bn. Uí Loinsigh Julianstown Village Garden If you happen to be passing by the Julianstown Village Garden, we are delighted …
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