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An Carn Community Library now open to the public
Carntogher Community Association is pleased to announce their latest initiative – An Carn Community Library / Leabharlann Phobail An Carn. Arising from needs identified within the Carntogher community the library has been set up through the generosity of many people who have kindly donated books in both English and Irish. The books cover a wide range of interests with a selection of fiction/nonfiction, thrillers, Irish history & interest, autobiographies, travel, home & garden, political, children’s plus much more.
Feis Charn Tóchair: Scholarship Presentation.
A scholarship award ceremony took place on Friday 18 December. These were the scholarships won by the students as part of Feis Charn Tóchair in June 2009.
Glór Mhachaire Rátha Annual Dinner Dance
The annual Glor na nGael dinner dance took place in Walsh’s Hotel, Maghera recently.
Irish language cooking for children.
A cookery course through Irish for children has just finished in Naíscoil Charn Tóchair in Tirkane, near Maghera.
Craic and Enjoyment @ an Carn
The autumn term Irish classes at the Carn centre in Tirkane concluded with a tráth na gceist (quiz) on Monday 14 December.
ÓgÓgras trip to the Odyssey Arena
The ÓgÓgras Luraigh youth group went on a trip to the Odyssey in Belfast on Saturday 28 November.
Scléip na hÓige 2009
Scléip na hÓige took place in Letterkenny this year from Tuesday 27th – Friday 30th October.
Children enjoy An carn cultural workshops
Young people in the Maghera area have enjoyed the opportunity to explore their culture through music and art activities, during a week of cultural workshops in An Carn Resource Centre.
Granda Gerry's 400 Mile Cycle ... in 24 hrs!!
Maghera grandad, Gerry Kelly aims to cycle four hundred miles from Mizen Head in Cork to Fair Head in Antrim next weekend.
Philanthropic Trust Fund carrying out 'The Big Irish Language Survey'
Iontaobhas na Gaelscolaíochta (InaG), The Trust Fund for Irish-medium Education have started what they hope to be the biggest ever online survey on attitudes towards the Irish language.
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- An Carn Community Library now open to the public
- Carntogher Community Association is pleased to announce their latest initiative – An Carn Community Library / Leabharlann Phobail An Carn. Arising from needs identified within the Carntogher community the library has been set up through the generosity of many people who have kindly donated books in both English and Irish. The books cover a wide range of interests with a selection of fiction/nonfiction, thrillers, Irish history & interest, autobiographies, travel, home & garden, political, children’s plus much more.
- Feis Charn Tóchair: Scholarship Presentation.
- A scholarship award ceremony took place on Friday 18 December. These were the scholarships won by the students as part of Feis Charn Tóchair in June 2009.
- Glór Mhachaire Rátha Annual Dinner Dance
- The annual Glor na nGael dinner dance took place in Walsh’s Hotel, Maghera recently.
- Irish language cooking for children.
- A cookery course through Irish for children has just finished in Naíscoil Charn Tóchair in Tirkane, near Maghera.
- Craic and Enjoyment @ an Carn
- The autumn term Irish classes at the Carn centre in Tirkane concluded with a tráth na gceist (quiz) on Monday 14 December.
- ÓgÓgras trip to the Odyssey Arena
- The ÓgÓgras Luraigh youth group went on a trip to the Odyssey in Belfast on Saturday 28 November.
- Scléip na hÓige 2009
- Scléip na hÓige took place in Letterkenny this year from Tuesday 27th – Friday 30th October.
- Children enjoy An carn cultural workshops
- Young people in the Maghera area have enjoyed the opportunity to explore their culture through music and art activities, during a week of cultural workshops in An Carn Resource Centre.
- Granda Gerry's 400 Mile Cycle ... in 24 hrs!!
- Maghera grandad, Gerry Kelly aims to cycle four hundred miles from Mizen Head in Cork to Fair Head in Antrim next weekend.
- Philanthropic Trust Fund carrying out 'The Big Irish Language Survey'
- Iontaobhas na Gaelscolaíochta (InaG), The Trust Fund for Irish-medium Education have started what they hope to be the biggest ever online survey on attitudes towards the Irish language.
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