Brosna GAA Club and Parish News Round-Up

Brosna GAA Club PRO, Mariéad Moriarty with all the news from the club and parish. Contact Mairéad on: 086 85 96 409 or by Email: moriartymairead@gmail.com
Here are the girls stepping out on Saturday for their first ever training session.
Photo courtesy of: Mairéad Moriarty, Brosna GAA PRO.

Our Very own LGFA Registered U-12 Team

We have our very own LGFA Registered U12 team. A big step forward for ladies football in our parish. 

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association welcomes its newest team:  Brosna/Knocknagoshel U-12s. The team members took to the Brosna pitch on Saturday for their first ever training session.

Well done to John O’Keeffe and Geraldine O’Sullivan and other committee members who have helped make this dream a reality for our girls. 

With Sympathy

Eileen O’Connor of Carrigeen was laid to rest in Brosna this week. A native of Knocknagoshel, Eileen was for many years a great supporter of so many events in the Parish. 

Through her husband Patrick, they were part of the music royalty of this community.  We send our sincere condolences to all of Eileen’s family at this sad time.

We also remember Margaret Leahy of Reacashla who passed away in Stockport, UK.  Our deepest sympathies to all of Margaret’s family both here and abroad.

Calling All Musicians

The Con Curtin committee is looking for any local budding musicians who wish to submit a video clip, not to exceed 10 minutes, to concurtinmusic@gmail.com. 

The committee is putting together virtual concerts and performances that will be broadcast during 25-27 June and are looking to showcase our homegrown talent.  Now is your chance to shine.

May is the Month

In keeping with tradition, don’t forget to make a pilgrimage to our beautiful Blessed Well. 

For decades, it’s been the place where pilgrims went to ask for a miracle.  As we start to emerge from this period of great upheaval, it might be a good opportunity to go and express gratitude that our Parish has traversed the difficulties of the past year and emerged virtually unscathed.  

Gratitude for Community Heroism

And with this in mind, let’s say a collective thank you. 

Not just to the wonderful people in our community who have been on the front-lines but also to each and every one of us. 

We showed patience and consideration over the past year, strictly observing the government rules and working as a close knit group for the betterment of all.  Round of applause, Brosna.  As ever, you have been heroic.

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