Met Éireann weather forecast for Ireland for the week ahead with cold snap to return
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23 Feb 2026
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23 Feb 2026
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CEMETERY MASS
The cemetery mass will be held in Mayo on Friday, July 4, at 7.30pm.
WHIST
Top score at Newtown whist on Saturday last was won by Owen Salmon. Ladies: 1. Mary Wheatley. 2. Maureen Coady/Hannah Moore/Mary Warren. Gents: 1. Willie Carroll. 2. Willie Murphy. Halves: 1. W. Carroll. 2. Mary Gowing. Quarters: 1. Tom Gowing. 2. Christy Maher.
Raffle winners were Betty Conway, Birdie Langton, Willie Murphy, Theresa Mulhare and Fr D Murphy.
Whist continues as usual on Saturday next.
SET DANCING
Classes in set dancing continue in Behans of Tolerton on Thursday commencing at 8.30pm.
CRETTYARD GFC
Last week’s winners in the Crettyard Footballers Lotto were Katie Patterson, Monavea, Marty Delaney, Newtown Cross, Marian Maher, Doonane and Shaun Brennan c/o Behans.
The winning numbers were 5-8-24-26.
CHARITY CYCLE
Charity cycle on Friday July 18 leaving Behans and returning to St Abbans Sports Complex on July 20. Name and number together with €10 registration into Behans Bar. See the Facebook page or www.charitycyclechallenge.webs.com.
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