The Manister Drama Group are currently in rehearsals for the upcoming play “Nobody’s Talking to Me” by Tommy Marren.
Drama goers of all ages can look forward to this fun comedy entertainment in Manister Community Hall for two nights only; Saturday December 1st and Sunday December 2nd, both shows at 8pm.
It is a total community effort to bring drama to the local venue, with many neighbours, friends and volunteers helping to make the drama productions a success.
Directed by Sarah Moloney the actors are working hard to ensure the audiences have a great night out by bringing live theatre in the heart of the countryside.
Tickets available at the door and a raffle will be held on the nights for lots of spot prizes.
Come along and enjoy a great night out!
Cast:
Fr. O’Toole- Stephen Cregan
Maggie- Catherine Kennedy
Mattie- Jed Wetherill
Luke- Pat Kennedy
Minnie- Lena Neville
Andy- James Griffin
Josephine- Joanne O’ Donnell
Kathleen- Marian Twomey
Book the night in your diary, it is time for our annual table quiz.
Our table quiz night’s have always been a great night out, a chance to meet neighbours and others involved in our club as well as generating much needed funding for our underage development fund.
Friday 7th December 9.30pm
Yellowtown Pub
Teams of 4 – €20
Raffle & finger food We will also present our players with the Under 21B City Hurling winners medals.
Start picking your quiz team, contact you neighbours, contact the parents of your children’s team mates whom you have stood beside at the pitch all season, call your fellow coaches and club members, do whatever you need to do to get 3 more people to make up a quiz team.
Donations of Raffle prizes and finger food is very welcome.
SEE YOU IN YELLOWTON ON FRIDAY 7TH DECEMBER!
All proceeds from this table quiz will go towards Crecora GAA’s Underage Development Fund.
Saturday 27th October was a truly memorable day as the Liam McCarthy Cup was brought to the Crecora Manister GAA grounds.
Senior stars Diarmaid Byrnes, Richie McCarthy and Barry Nash were in attendance and were very generous with their time to the
large crowd which turned out to celebrate the long awaited All Ireland win.
The celebration started with an underage blitz and local musical and dancing entertainment. Matt O’Callaghan was the MC on the
day and did a great job making our guests feel at ease while getting an insight into the background to the All Ireland win.
Club Chairman John McCarthy spoke of behalf of the club and extended his thanks to the players and management who gave
us a year to remember. The event was organised by a committee of GAA and Camogie club members Pat Quirke, Noel Kennedy,
Noel Murphy, Mags Moloney, Annette Byrnes, Pat Walsh. Thanks also to James Bateman who chauffeured the players and to
Diane Condon for photographs and to all who contributed in any way.
Check out some of the photos from the day: [print_gllr id=4515]
