News
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Last Few Remaing ‘Rent to Own’ now available
Call Andrea 086 2253420 to make an appointment.
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EX-RENT TO OWN PROPERTIES NOW AVAILABLE; PRICED TO SELL.
New 4 bed detached and service sites also available for sale
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New Rent to Own Office Open in Castlelake
In response to demand for the hugely successful Castlelake Rent to Own scheme, we have opened a dedicated Rent to Own Sales office in Castlelake.
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Volunteers Wanted for Clean Up Thursday 19th August 2010
Please join us and help keep Castlelake tidy.
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Easter Egg Hunt
Castlelake Easter Egg Hunt
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Keep Castlelake Tidy
Join us and help keep Castlelake tidy for all our benefit, Saturday 20th March
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Carrigtwohill Family Resource Centre
The Family Resource Centre on Main Street Carrigtwohill was set up in...
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Social Community Services in Carrigtwohill.
FAS Employment Officer, Community Welfare Officer, Public Health Nurse Visits.
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Art “n” Craft Group
For residents of Castlelake only
Every Wednesday from 3pm to 5pm -
Community Services in Castle Lake
“Parent “n” Toddler Group.”Now meeting at No3 Pine Court,On each Wednesday Morning from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
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Discover Midleton by Train
For some it was a day of nostalgia mixed with pride.
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Thursdays on the Green
Join us every morning in August for our Parent and Toddler Group and every Thursday evening for 'thursdays on the green'
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Medieval Festival a huge success
Unbelievable entertainment for all the family!
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Ameniety Lake opens
Champagne flows with a big splash!
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Green light for ‘Thursdays on the Green’
Games to commence on the Green
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New road opens and Ameniety Lake launch
Lake Launch Promises to be A Big Splash!
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News update on Primary School
Primary School Project steams ahead!
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Much Ado in Carrigtwohill
‘Feel the earth shudder with the pounding hooves of great war horses, carrying knights in armour and jousting for the hand of a fair maiden, testing their strength, their skill and their bravery.........and therein hangs a tale'
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Dinner Party Challenge WINNER!
We have a winner!
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Why not view the 4 bed detached show home this Sunday
Perfect accommodation with well appointed rooms built with comfort and style in mind.
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The Dinner Party Challenge is on! Be in with a chance to win 1,500euro.
As part of lastest campaign on 96FM, Castlelake is delighted to sponsor an exiting new competition with Neil Prenderville.
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New Homes Fair Makes a Successful Return to Cork
Castlelake recently took part in the New Homes Fair Wednesday April 22nd in the Imperial Hotel.
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Dinner Party Challenge
As part of lastest campaign on 96FM, Castlelake is delighted to sponsor an exiting new competition with Neil Prenderville.
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New entrance to Castlelake near completion
The access road to Castlelake, next to Aldi is due to be completed by Mid May.
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Opening this summer at Castlelake!
Amenity Lake & Train Service to open
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New Web site for Castlelake
Castlelake's community web site launched
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Camelot Comes to Carrigtwohill
Medieval Merriment set to roll back the clock!
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Primary School for Castlelake
Bam Gable ready to commence primary school project in Castlelake
Community Info
Carrigtwohill has a fantastic range of social and sporting events taking place in its catchment area. The proactive Community Council also offer a large selection of excellent services benefitting both young and old in the community. The Castlelake developers work closely with the Council in helping to build a stronger community spirit throughout the whole Carrigtwohill area.
The Community Centre
The Community Centre is run by the Community Council and is available to everyone to use for a wide range of activities. The main hall can seat up to 250 people and is also used for indoor soccer, badminton etc. The Tullagreine room can seat up to 80 people while the Mulvany and Fota Rooms can each seat up to 30 people. A fully equipped kitchen is available with all rooms.
For bookings or further information contact Annette on 021 4882265 or 086-3225229.
Carrigtwohill Family Resource Centre
The Family Resource Centre in Carrigtwohill is managed by a voluntary Board of Management under the auspices of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. It has been in existence for the past seventeen years and emerged from the experiences of local members who recognized the need for the development of new supports for individuals and families.
Citizens Information Services - are available in the Resource Centre. This is a confidential service.
Society of Saint Vincent de Paul: Meetings held in the resource centre at 7.30 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays.
Other Services and Programmes
Many excellent services are available at the family Resource Centre, among these are:
Active Aged - Trips to the theatre, excursions, coffee mornings. TuesdayClub.
Ballet & Modern Dancing - Tuesdays 3.00 p.m. 5.45 p.m. at the Community Hall
Comhaltas - Traditional Music classes - Tuesday 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. at the Resource Centre Oral Irish - Primary School: Thursday 7.00 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. at the Resource Centre.
East Cork Amateur Radio Club (based at Lackabeha, three miles north of the village) and meets on Monday evenings at 7.30 p.m. Contact: Dave Moore 4883555 or 087 6290574
Flower & Garden Club - All events are advertised in the Charlie Wilkin’s column of the Irish Examiner. New members always welcome.
Girl Guides Ladybirds: 5-7 year olds Brownies: 7- 11 year olds Guides: 11-15 year olds
Irish Dancing - Fridays 3.00 to 5.00 p.m. at the Community Hall. Also on Saturdays 12.00 to 1.00 p.m.
Irish Red Cross -The Midleton/Carrigtwohill Branch meet on the second Monday of each month in Midleton Hospital. The Red Cross provides assistance to people who are sick, elderly or disabled in need. Trained members are involved in providing and teaching First Aid, supporting overseas appeals and community.
Meals on Wheels - Cook and deliver 15 meals per day on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays all year round. Cooks and Drivers required once every six weeks. Cooks required for 2.5 hours and drivers for up to 1 hour. All volunteer helpers most welcome.
Senior Citizens Widows and Widowers Social Club - Catering for the entertainment and social needs of 55 years and over and all Widows and Widowers. Socials held monthly.
Set Dancing - Have fun while you while you exercise. Set dancing classes are held in the Community Hall every Thursday 8.30 - 10.30 p.m.
Scouts -59th (Cork) Carrigtwohill. The Scouting programme contributes to the development of young people through fun, adventure and challenge. Beavers: 6-7 year olds 7 to 8 p.m. In the Community Hall on Tuesdays Cubs: 8- 10 year olds 7 to 8 p.m. In Glenmary Hall on Tuesdays Scouts: 11-15 year olds 8 to 9 p.m. In the Community Hall on Tuesdays
Speech & Drama - Each Monday 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Community Centre Contact: Siobhan Hogan 4630929 Each Friday 3.30-5.30 p.m. at the Community Centre
Youth Choir - On Thursdays 8 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. at the Resource Centre.
Folk Choir
Whist Club - On the first Saturday of each month at 8.30 p.m. in the Convent Hall.
CASA - CASA are seeking volunteers who have a few hours to spare on a monthly basis.
Other services include:
Children’s Breakfast Club
Toddlers After School club - art, sport, computers, homework support.
Gymboree’s - Mother and toddler Group
Ogra Youth Club - Indoor, Soccer, Chess
No Name Club
Foroige Youth Cafe
Shared Reading
G.I.F.T.
CIORCAL COMHRA
Cope Autism group
Cope PE
Women’s Group
Walking Club
Book Club
Knitters Group
Adult Education
Childcare Fetac 4,5,6
Computers Fetac 3,4
Yoga
Pilates
English - Beginners Fetac 4 (ESOL)
Health and Saftey Courses
Art classes
There are also many Sporting Clubs using the facilities of the Community Centre, including Indoor Bowls, Indoor Soccer, Camogie Club Training and Schools P.E
Check the Castlelake Sporting Club in the ‘Why Carrigtwohil’ for full details on Sporting activities
