A big thank you to everyone who supports St Brigid’s Club Lotto and to our great Lotto Committee.

 

There was no Jackpot winner following the draw on 19th December .

The Lotto Committee are taking a break until Thursday 30th January 2025 and are grateful to everyone for their support during 2024.

Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year to you all

The Jackpot rolls over to  €13,800 for the next draw on the 30th January

Make sure to have your tickets to be in the draw. Well done to this week’s ten Lucky Dip winners

 

Tickets are available:

Online in the Members Area of the website

also

• Club Shop/Club House
• The Roselawn Inn
• Myos
• The Grey Hound
• The Bell

Congratulations to the U21 Camogie team who defeated St. Vincent’s on a score line of  Naomh Bríd 1-15 Vincent’s 1-13 on Friday night last in Abbotstown to win the B Final. 

 

The girls rallied from 1-3 down in the early minutes, leveling it at 1-8 by halftime. It was tight for the last 15, but they took charge in the final 5 minutes, scoring two points to secure the win.  Well done to Isuelt Costello, who was named Player of the Match.

Thank you to Blanchardstown & District Credit Union for their continued support of the camogie section in the club.

The Trustees and members of St. Brigid’s wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the O’Malley family on the recent passing of Mary O’Malley, mother of Tommie O’Malley.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis

Notice Extract

The death has occurred of Mary O’Malley (Née) Sweeney, Castlebar Road, Foxford in her 91st year, formerly of Carrowkerribla, Attymass peacefully at her residence surrounded by her family. Mary was predeceased by her parents Anthony and Bridget, her brothers Anthony and Paddy and her sister Margaret (Melody).

Mary will be dearly and lovingly missed by her husband Tommie, her daughters Mary Patricia (Murtagh), Teresa and son Tommie, her adored grandchildren Brian, Seán, Paul and Shane, daughter in-law Frances, son in-law Tommy, her nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours and many friends.

Mary will repose at Clarkes Funeral Home, Foxford (F26 TH27) on Tuesday evening from 5 o’clock with removal at 7 o’clock to St. Michael’s Church, Foxford. Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday at 11 o’clock with the funeral proceeding to Bonnifinglas Cemetery.

House private please.

Family flowers only, donations in lieu to Mayo Roscommon Hospice https://www.hospice.ie/donations/in-loving-memory/

Further information on rip.ie

The Trustees and members of St. Brigid’s wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the Twomey family on the recent passing of Jerry Twomey who coached for many years with St Brigid’s. Jerry helped St. Brigid’s N.S. Castleknock through sponsorship and coaching to win senior 1 in Croke Park, went on to win an unprecedented four Division 1 titles. In the club he managed the ladies u16 team to a league 1 and championship double. He also managed the senior Ladies football with many of that team successfully playing for the Dublin Senior Ladies footballers.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

Notice extract

Jerry Twomey (Castleknock, Dublin 15 and formerly of Macroom, Co. Cork and ex-Garda Síochána) December 7th., 2024 (peacefully) in the loving care of the staff at the Mater Private Hospital, Jerry, beloved husband of Veronica and dear father of Kevin and Aoife; sadly missed by his loving family, brother Paudie, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, relatives and a very large circle of friends.

Reposing at Cunningham’s Funeral Home, Blanchardstown on Tuesday evening (December 10th) between 5pm and 7pm. Removal on Wednesday morning (December 11th) to the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Laurel Lodge arriving for Funeral Mass at 11am followed by cremation in Dardistown Crematorium.

Further information on rip.ie

Best of luck to our u21 Camogie team who play the Division Two Championship semi final on Sunday morning at 10:30am  in Somerton against Castleknock GAA. All support for the ladies welcomed on Sunday morning.

The ladies had a narrow loss away in the first round to Naomh Mearnog, defeated Naomh Olaf at home ( 4-08 to 1-05) and got a walkover in the lost round from Clontarf to finish second in their group.

Castleknock defeated Fingallians by one point, defeated St. Vincents in the second round before receiving a walk over from Naomh Maurs in the final round.

Many thanks to the Blanchardstown & District Credit Union for their continued support of the Camogie section.

Naomh Bríd Abú