Monday, August 6, 2018
Summer Stars 2017 for all school children Summerstars Library Reading Programme at Baltinglass
Summer Stars 2017
The Summer
Stars Library Reading Adventure at Baltinglass.
Why cant I see the “view as” button in Facebook? You cant, FB disabled the option
The “view as” button in Facebook
Many of you were asking why you cant see the ‘view as’ option in Facebook settings. Well, for reasons unknown, Mark Zuckerberg has disabled the feature in Facebook. When it returns all Facebook users shall be updated.
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of Facebook missing ‘view as’ option explained in Facebook Help
Many of you were asking why you cant see the ‘view as’ option in Facebook settings. Well, for reasons unknown, Mark Zuckerberg has disabled the feature in Facebook. When it returns all Facebook users shall be updated.
Congrats Netherlands Women,Ireland Women’s Hockey Team enter the finals of 14th Women’s Hockey World Cup 2018, loses to Netherlands after fighting hard in the field hockey tournament- Well done Women in Green
Congrats Netherlands Women,Ireland Women’s Hockey Team
Ireland
lost to defending champions Netherlands in the finals of the Women’s World Hockey
Tournament 2018 held at the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre within the
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London, England. Though they gave a strong and spirited
fight, the record eight time Hockey champions were just too good for the first
time finalists. The Dutch won comfortably and the score was 6-0. Spain defeated
Australia 3-1 to secure the 3rd place.
The
Ireland women's national field hockey team is organised by Hockey Ireland and
represents both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland in international
women's field hockey competitions, including the Women's Hockey World Cup, the
Women's EuroHockey Nations Championship and the Hockey Series. They have
previously competed in the Women's Hockey Champions Challenge and the Women's
FIH Hockey World League. (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland_women%27s_national_field_hockey_team)
Congrats
Team Ireland!
The 2018 Women’s Hockey World Cup
squad
Head
Coach: Graham Shaw
Goalkeepers:
Grace
O'Flanagan, age 29, 34 caps, Club Railway Union
Ayeisha
McFerran, aged 22, 73 caps, Club Louisville Cardinals
Defenders:
Yvonne
O'Byrne, age 26, 113 caps, Club Cork Harlequins
Megan
Frazer, age 27, 128 caps, Club Mannheim
Elena
Tice, age 20, 68 caps, Club UCD Ladies
Hannah
Matthews, age 27, 108 caps, Club Loreto
Zoe
Wilson, age 21, 74 caps, Club Belfast Harlequins
Midfielders:
Shirley
McCay, age 30, 267 caps, Club Pegasus
Gillian
Pinder, age 26, 137 caps, Club Pembroke Wanderers
Roisin
Upton, age 24, 39 caps, Club Cork Harlequins
Chloe
Watkins, age 26, 194 caps, Club HC Bloemendaal
Lizzie
Colvin, age 28, 160 caps, Club Belfast Harlequins
Alison
Meeke, age 27, 114 caps, Club Loreto
Forwards:
Nicola
Evans, age 28, 163 caps, Club UHC Hamburg
Katie
Mullan (C) , age 24, 151 caps, Club UCD Ladies
Emily
Beatty, age 22, 78 caps, Club Pembroke Wanderers
Nicola
Daly, age 30, 163 caps, Club Loreto
Anna
O'Flanagan, age 28, 168 caps, Club HC Bloemendaal
Deirdre
Duke, age 26, 103 caps, Club UCD Ladies
Picture of 1st time finalist and Silver medalist Ireland Womens Hockey Team 2018
Picture of Ireland vs Netherlands at Womens Hockey World Cup
Daniel and David at Community Games Shillelagh 2018- Baltinglass training
Community
Games medals
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Pictures of Community Games finals at Shillelagh and Baltinglass team parade 2018
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Community games 2018 County Wicklow Glendalough Hotel Community Games Track and Field Finals Shillelagh- Baltinglass, Arklow, Roundwood, Ennikerry etc athletes, medals, band, parade
Community games 2018 County Wicklow Finals at Shillelagh
Baltinglass,
Arklow, Roundwood, Aughrim, Enniskerry, Shillelagh and other regions took part
in Community Games this year at Shillelagh. The band as usual was at its best
followed by the parade march by all participating regions. Roundwood won the
best parade prize. It was a good hot weather with just few short intermittent
showers from noon. But the sun was bright n shining the whole time and the over
600 athletes proved that their love, dedication and sportsman spirit was
nothing short of the expectations of the hundreds of spectators who had camped
all over the ground enjoying a happy sports outing.
The
opening event was the under 6 mixed relay with the Shillelagh team bagging the
1st place, Aughrim/Annacurra 2nd, Baltinglass 3rd
and Roundwood on 4th place. Overall there was good, healthy
competition and most importantly everyone had fun.
Thanks
to all the organisers, coaches and volunteers who helped in all aspects of the
event in every area. The community games training in Baltinglass was at the
grounds of Scoil Naomh Iosaf and the coaches did a grand job in coaching and
training all the children to perform their very best.
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of u- 6 mixed relay winners at Shillelagh Community Games 2018
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of under 6 mixed relay Baltinglass team 3rd place at Shillelagh
Community Games 2018
Picture of Baltinglass team at Community Games Shillelagh 2018 Parade
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