Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA Club Notes
Registration A reminder that all players and non-playing members are requested to complete their registration as soon as possible as it is now overdue. Please contact the relevant team managers for information. Intermediate Our intermediate team got their new season off to a positive start with a…
Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA Club Notes
Registration We will be holding our registration night on Sunday, March 25th from 6-8pm in the Astro Turf at Quigabar. All players must be registered for insurance purposes and non-playing members are also required to renew their membership. The various options are: Adult player: €70; Non-playing adult member: €50;…
Enniscrone plebiscite: Has Sligo County Council got the money?
People in Enniscrone in west Sligo are preparing for a vote on changing the name of their village later this year. But one of the questions that has now arisen is if the council has the funding to hold the vote, known as a plebiscite. Sligo County Council Chief Executive…
No date yet for vote on spelling of Enniscrone
The people of Enniscrone in West Sligo still do not know when they will be able to vote on changing the spelling of the name of their village. There had been hopes a date would be set at this week’s meeting of Sligo County Council. But that did not happen…
Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA Club Notes
Minor The Enniscrone-Kilglass/Easkey minor footballers begin their 2018 season with an away fixture against Tourlestrane next Sunday morning at 11am. Best wishes to the players and management for the coming year. Underage training All groups are now back on a weekly basis with indoor training. Contact the…
Three hundred people sign petition in favour of ‘Enniscrone’ spelling
Around 300 people signed a petition last night in support of having the town of Enniscrone spelt on all signage as ‘Enniscrone’. There are currently two spellings ‘Inishcrone’ and ‘Enniscrone’ and there were two petitions last night for people to chose the spelling they want to see on signs in…
Multiple spellings of Ennis/Inishcrone affecting business
Name recognition is critical when it comes to business. And one of the areas where it’s crucial is with placenames, tourism and the effort to attract visitors. That’s one of the concerns in the coastal west Sligo village of Enniscrone, where there are two different versions of the spelling of…