Kilbehenny

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Contact     Mary  087  242 2660

 

Kilbehenny Community Centre Notes 11th Feb 2019

 

By Caroline Conroy

 

 

Maeve Lewis from Kilbehenny is a final year student of Theatre and English in UCC.

Maeve would like to create awareness of meningitis and the work that MRF do!

This year she wanted to do something epic with her summer so she's taken on the task of climbing to Mt. Everest's base camp to raise money for this incredible charity. Donate and help Maeve with this amazing charity by logging on to Maeve MRF page on facebook….well done Maeve.

 

Happy Birthday to James O Donnell who celebrated his birthday in Kilbehenny Community Centre last Friday night.

By all accounts it was a brilliant night of fun with Gina,Dale Hayes & The Champions providing  entertainment on the night.  

We wish James and family many more happy and healthy birthdays to come.

 

CPR training aims to increase awareness and confidence in performing emergency response practices.

Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation, or commonly known as CPR, is an emergency life-saving procedure done when an individual’s breathing or heartbeat suddenly stops. Brain damage could be caused within minutes of cardiac arrest, so the advantages of knowing and performing CPR to save a life are endless.

CPR combines rescue breathing, which provides oxygen for the lungs of the patient, and chest compression that  keep the oxygen-rich blood flowing until the heartbeat and breathing is normally restored.

CPR requires proper training and knowledge before it can be practiced by an individual due to the variation in adults, children and infants.

CPR has proven to increase survival rate for the patient when given properly and immediately. Becoming trained in CPR can lead individuals to save someone’s life before the emergency teams’ arrival.

Certification in CPR allows people to step up in emergency situations, whether a medical professional or not.  

 

Learn about how this works with our CPR training in Kilbehenny on March 6th.  

 

To find out more please contact any one of the members listed below. Booking is essential.

Dates for Diary –

· Tuesday 19th Feb – Yoga Walks Ireland host a Full Moon walk in Glengarra.

· 22nd Feb Declan Augnier – Social Dance in Kilbehenny.

· 28th Feb – John Lonergan, Parenting, Challenges & Rewards – Kilbehenny school.   

CPR Training March 6th

 

We have a packed schedule for 2019:  from social dancing to Irish Dancing, Wed 7.30pm and Friday Morning 10am Yoga Class for everybody that would like a good stretch –

Zumba, Line Dancing, Cards,  Brownies, ICA, Knitting workshops, Cards, Special Friends, the list goes on… the place is bubbling with energy and fun.

If you would like to book any of these classes in 2019 or find out more about our rooms available to rent, please let us know.

 

Room hire is very reasonable and the atmosphere and layout is first class with beautifully decorated comfortable and affordable rooms to hire.

If you would like to learn more about Kilbehenny Community Centre or would like to add to our notes etc., please contact Mary 087-2422660, Moss 087-8214991, Caroline 087-1220116 or Bríd at kilbehenny@gmail.com. or visit our website: www.kilbehenny.com