We are kept busy all year round with a mixture of competitions and concerts and we have a mixed repertoire going from sacred music through to modern standards. Paul Deegan is our Musical Director and as retired Head of Voice at the Royal Academy of Music, he also gives us invaluable vocal training.

We are open to singers at all levels from complete beginners upwards.

A New Interest for the Winter Months - Join Our Choir

We are open to singers at all levels from complete beginners upwards.

If you are interested, why not come along to our first rehearsal of the Autumn season on Tuesday 31st August in St Vincent’s School Hall, Griffith Avenue, Marino. 7.30pm for the gentleman, 8pm for the ladies.

If you want to know more please e-mail or call Donna for more information.  (donna.callan@gmail.com / 087 411 2537)

On Thursday 27th May at 7pm the Gents junior league team play away in Ierne after a great win in their first game. We wish them the best of luck.

Friday 28th at 6 pm will see  the start of a special parent and child competition this is open to non members at a cost of €5. Liam McGarry will be looking after this if interested contact Liam or the club.

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Come along & see the plans!

Friday 7th & Saturday 8th May

St Joseph’s CBS Primary School,

Marino Park Avenue

Presentation of plans Friday 7.30pm

All welcome!

Display on view Friday 4pm - 8.30pm, Saturday 11am-5pm

Dublin City Council are planning to display the further developed plans for Fairview Park next weekend in St. Josephs CBS School . Also on  display will be the ‘dream playground’ drawings done by the children in St Joseph’s  CBS School  and the Howth Road National School and samples of possible finishes and images of play equipment and ideas suggested at the last meeting. They will show a presentation on the Friday evening at 7.30pm of the plans to date including the updated plan reflecting comments and ideas from the consultation so far. Plans will also be available to view next weekend on the DCC Parks Website.

DCC are inviting everyone from the surrounding areas of Fairview, Marino, East Wall, Ballybough and North Strand along to see how things are progressing and to hear feedback on things to date, so if you know of anyone with an interest, be sure to mention it to them . Posters will go up in the shops in the area and flyers will be available on Tuesday if anyone wants to help spread the words just let me know.

If you have any suggestions for the improvements, please leave a comment on our Fairview Park Improvements page.

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May will see the start of the Dublin Leagues where the club have two team Junior Gents and Inter Ladies

The club is now open to new members - call any weekend and talk to a committee members about joining.

Results of the winter leagues:

• Noel Walsh from Dennis Dowling
• Helen Greagsbey from Pauline Coady

Well done to all who took part in the competition.

Click here for more about the CY Pitch & Putt.

Ladies

54 Nett Nancy Standbridge CYMC/LC

54 Gross Geraldine Ward Portmarnock

0 - 10

36 Nett Gerladine Edwards CYMC/LC

36 Gross Helen Greagsbey CYMC/LC

18 Nett Eileen Nolan CYMC/LC

11 - 18

36 Nett Frances Clarke CYMC/LC

36 Gross Betty Coady Loughlinstown

18 Nett Kathleen Biddy CYMC/LC

Gents

54 Nett Liam McGarry CYMC/LC

54 Gross Jonathan Collins CYMC/LC

Seniors

36 Nett Paddy Roe Ierne

36 Gross Liam Collins CYMC/LC

18 NEtt T.Buckley Ierne

Inters

36 Nett E.Donnolly E/Isle

36 Gross J.Byrne Irene

18 Nett D.Roy E/Isle

Juniors

36 Nett John Biddy CYMC/LC

36 Gross Denis Dowling CYMC/LC

18 Nett K.Gaynor Irene

This weekend see the final of the club winter leagues the men’s will paly on Friday 16th April at 6.30 pm with the ladies will be on Sunday 18th April at 1 pm

Noel Walsh Vs Denis Dowling

Pauline Coady Vs Helen Greagsbey

Dublin City Council Parks & Landscape Services Division is currently planning some proposed improvements to Fairview Park. These will include:

• a newly designed high quality playground,
• upgrading of the seasonal bedding areas and
• a newly designed outdoor performance area with some public seating.

The public engagement phase will take place during the month of April 2010 and the Parks Division are looking for local residents’ thoughts and ideas on the proposals. Signs will be put up in the park in the location of new improvements, and the City Council Parks website will be regularly updated as the project progresses. Keep an eye out also for the notice boards in the neighbourhood for upcoming meeting dates and for updates. Initial layouts have been drafted at this stage and background research ranging from the feasibility of the feature bandstand to current play design ideas including the promoting the value of active recreation is being carried out by the Parks and Landscape Services Division.

It is intended that these improvements will form quite a significant modification to the park, creating an interesting focal point, and an exciting addition to Fairview Park.

Parks & Landscape Services Division welcome all thoughts, suggestions and comments in relation to the proposed improvements and are planning an initial evening meeting this week to present some ideas and to welcome everyone’s ideas on the Park.

Come along to the first public meeting on Wednesday April 21 at 7pm in Marino College, opposite the Park.

If you have any pictures that you’d like to feature on the website, please e-mail them to photos@fairview-marino.com and we will publish the best.

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Happy New Year! / Ath-bhliain faoi shéan ‘is faoi shona!

If you have any pictures that you’d like to feature on the website, please e-mail them to photos@fairview-marino.com and we will publish the best.

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Happy New Year! / Ath-bhliain faoi shéan ‘is faoi shona!

The collection has been re-arranged for Saturday 9 January. Anybody who did not have their green bin collected due to poor weather conditions may leave out an additional clear bag  of recyclables on their next collection date.

If a collection can not be made in an estate due to poor road conditions, Dublin City Council assure us that any green bins left on major roads such as Philipsburgh Avenue will definitely be collected.

Dublin City Council Waste Management Services 2009 Christmas / New Year Arrangements

Wishing you a green Christmas & New Year

The Christmas & New Year period is traditionally one of the busiest of the year for our Waste Management Services. In light of this the following arrangements have been specifically organised to cater for the extra demands on our services.

Household Waste Collections - Black and Brown Bins:

There will be no waste collection service on Christmas Day. Collections scheduled for Christmas Day will take place on Saturday 26th Dec 2009.

In addition there will be no waste collection on New Year’s Day. Collections scheduled for New Year’s Day will take place on Saturday, 2nd January 2010.

Waste collections will take place as normal on all other dates.

Green Bin Collections:

Householders whose green bin is full may place additional dry recyclable material beside their green bin on collection day provided it is presented in a safe, neat and secure manner. This extended service will be available to Dublin City Council customers until 15/01/10.

Christmas Tree Collection Centres:

Christmas trees will be accepted free of charge at the following locations from 2nd January to 18th January 2009. (refer to the Bring Centre opening times)

• Windmill Road Bring Centre, Crumlin, Dublin 12
• Gulistan Terrace, Rathmines, Dublin 6
• Stanley Street Depot (off Brunswick Street), Dublin 7 (Mon - Fri 8am - 4pm)
• WEEE Retailer Recycling Centre, Kylemore Park West, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 (Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm)
• Milltown Car Park, Milltown Road, Dublin 6
• Sandymount - Car park at Martello Tower, Strand Road, Dublin 4
• Car park on Clontarf Road - beside the former Traffic School
• Albert College Car Park
• Oscar Traynor Road, Coolock, Collins Ave., Dublin 5
• Mellowes Parks Depot - beside Dublin City Council Civic Centre on Mellowes Road, Finglas (Mon - Fri 8am - 4pm & Sat - Sun 10am - 4pm)
• Ashington, Dublin 7 - Open Space
• Dunard, Dublin 7 - Open Space
• Walkinstown Green - at Church, Bunting Park
• Poddle Park - Kimmage

Glass Banks:

In addition to our Recycling Centres there are over 115 Glass Bank Sites located across the City. Some of these sites also accept plastic bottles, textiles and cans. Please ensure you take bags and boxes home after depositing materials - littering is an offence and may result in a heavy fine.

Bring Centres - Opening Times: