Missionvale walkers assemble in Fanore

Walker and Egg Hunters turned out in force to  attended the Burren Walk which took place in Fanore on Easter Sunday. Outdoor enthusiasts of all ages  partook in either the 10k walk or the 2k Family Egg Hunt

 Adults and children alike took advantage of a welcome break in the inclement weather to stretch the legs and support the work of Sr. Ethel in Missionvale.

 A new inclusion  to this year’s event was the Family Egg Hunt which took place over a 2km course, and this proved to be extremely popular, especially with the younger ‘walkers’.

After the activities, light refreshments were enjoyed in O Donohue’s Pub in Fanore, where prizes were awarded for the best Easter Bonnets on display.

 The organisers are grateful to all who assisted in making this event such a success, in particular the Civil Defence, O Donohue’s Pub, Fanore, and those who errected signage for the event.Plans are already underway for next year’s  Burren Walk for Missionvale.

Annette Daffey, Mary O Reilly and Paula Montwill enjoying the Cheese & Wine reception at Glor, before Ennis Player's Performance of PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD

ENNIS PLAYERS  very kindly donated  tickets for their performance of THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD to Missionvale Ireland.

A packed auditorium, at AN GLOR music theatre in Ennis, were treated to an impeccable interpretation and performance of this masterpiece by the award-winning ENNIS PLAYERS acting group. 

All proceeds from this event will go to Sr Ethel Normoyle in Missionvale.

Missionvale Ireland Ltd are truly grateful to The Ennis Players for their generosity.