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The Story of Feltrim Hill -the US General and the Windmill

Contributed by Malahide Historical Society Once known as The Hill of the Wolves it is to-day much reduced by quarrying. Nearby a few stones indicate where the home of General Richard Montgomery once stood. He was born in 1736, emigrated to America and became the first U.S. General to be killed in action. He died on 31st December 1775 as he personally led an attack on Quebec, in the midst of a blinding snowstorm. Montgomery County, in Maryland, is named after the General. Yale University displays

a painting of the ‘Death of General Montgomery’ and a monument to him stands in front of St. Paul’s Church in New York. He lies buried in Washington D.C., a long way from his home on Feltrim Hill. In an archaeological dig in 1947 upwards of 500 items of interest were found. These included Roman coins and a tinned bronze mount dating to the 4th. Century A.D. The Fagan family has always been associated with Feltrim. In 1690, fleeing from the Battle of the Boyne, King James stayed for some time with Richard Fagan of Feltrim. From the 1700’s onwards the Fagan family suffered a decline and Feltrim Castle

was demolished by the mid-eighteenth century. Feltrim Hill is best remembered, to-day, for its wind mill or lack of it. The tower windmill was built in 1668 of Dutch bricks and by craftsmen from Holland. It started out as a woolen mill and became a corn mill c.1700. In 1839 the sails of the windmill were blown off and up till Saturday night October 23rd. 1973, Feltrim Mill stood on the hill as an affectionate landmark for all who passed by. Sadly, on that fateful Saturday night it was demolished using chains. Had it stood today, it would have matched Skerries for one of the most beautiful sights in the region.

€283,811 funding for childcare providers will boost available places – Reilly New funding of €283, 811 will lead to the creation of additional childcare places in Fingal, a Fine Gael Senator has said. Children’s Minister Katherine Zappone has announced a total of €6.25m in capital funding to providers of Early Learning and Care and School Age Childcare this summer. Nationally this will lead to an increase of more than 3,600 childcare places for children up to age 15. Senator James Rreilly said, “This funding will lead to additional places for children aged 0-3 years, as well as new school age childcare places, locally. This investment is a welcome boost for parents in the county and another step towards nationwide affordable childcare provision, something that Fine Gael has prioritised.Affordable and accessible childcare is something that the Fine Gael-led Government has been striving to achieve.Our Independent colleague, Minister Zappone, has been driving improvements in the childcare sector and will continue to do so.”The Senator said

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“Parents and children deserve access to high-quality, affordable childcare that will allow families to choose the type of work and home-life that best suits their needs. This capital funding will also provide grants for fire safety improvements for community-owned services.The funding decisions have been made following a competitive application process and I would like to congratulate the providers who have been successful.” Announcing the money, Children’s Minister Ms Zappone said: “Quality accessible affordable childcare requires investment. The funding being announced today will translate into over 3,600 new and extra spaces for children up to the age of 15. It is another step as we seek to address the decades of under-investment and neglect by successive governments. Overall Government investment in early learning and care has jumped 117% since 2015.” Pobal have begun notifying all applicants of the outcomes of the capital decisions.

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Malahide Library Events for July 2019 Contact us at (01) 8704430 / 31

Summer Stars Events Talisman the Unicorn - an unusual book reading takes place on Tuesday 9th July from 11.00 am – 12.00 pm. Reuben the Entertainer presents a fullyinteractive reading of his book Talisman the Unicorn with the help of kids from the audience! This is a show as much as a reading. Suitable for children aged 5 - 8years. If you would like to attend, please book by calling (01) 8704430 / 31 or by emailing malahidelibrary@ fingal.ie. Badger’s Birthday – A Puppet Show takes place on Saturday 13th July from 2.30 – 3.15pm. A show for the younger children aged up to 7years. If you would like to attend, please book by calling (01) 8704430 / 31 or email us. Book of Kells Art Workshop with Ann McFadden

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takes place on Tuesday 16th July from 2.30 – 3.30pm. Each child will create their own unique celtic design from the Book of Kells Suitable for Children aged 6 years and upwards. book by calling (01) 8704430 / 31 or email us. The Red Balloon – A creative writing workshop for 8 – 12 year olds (Summers Stars) takes place on Saturday 20th July from 2.30 – 4.00 pm. In Maeve Devoy’s creative writing workshop for children, Suitable for children aged 8 – 12 years.Places are limited. If you would like to attend, (01) 8704430/31 Exhibitions An Animated Line in Red, Yellow and Blue by Jackie Flanaganis on display from Monday 1st July – Wednesday 31st July.An Animated line in Red, Yellow and Blue is influenced by the ancient Greek Tetraktys symbol. Regular Monthly Events The Parent and Toddler Group meet every

Thursday morning from 10.00 10.45am to socialise, play games and learn. The Scrabble Club meet on every Tuesday morning from 11.00am – 12.00 noon. All are welcome. The Chess Club for those aged 7-12 years meet every Wednesday from 3.00 -4.00pm.New members are always welcome. Conversation Groups. The French Conversation Group meets on Mondays afternoons at 4.30pm. Conversation only - a reasonable level of fluency required; The German Conversation Group meets on Mondays evenings at 6.30pm. All levels are welcome; The Irish Conversation Group meets on Thursday mornings at 11.30am. Practice speaking Irish in an informal setting. New members are welcome; The Spanish Conversation Group meets on Thursday evenings at 6.30pm. New members are welcome, especially Spanish speakers.

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Local News

Malahide Sea Scouts at the IODAI Leinsters event

Well done Malahide Yacht Club for hosting a fantastic weekend on the water at the IODAI Leinsters event recently. Over 100 youth sailors from across Ireland on the water and some really great sailing and great local support too.The Malahide Sea Scouts helped their friends with official mark-laying duties and rescue boat support. Congrats to all the young sailors for getting out there. Tickets for The Malahide Sea Scouts Black Tie Ball are selling fast! Celebrate 100 years of Scouting in Malahide with us on the 19th of October at our Black Tie Ball in The Grand Hotel.Tickets â‚Ź90 (plus â‚Ź3 booking fee). Tables of 10 available. Book your tickets online using the following link -www.takeyourseats.ie/ malahide-sea-scouts For all enquiries Email: us at the following MSScentenaryball@ gmail.com 6

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Launch of Fingal Libraries’ Summer Stars Fingal Libraries launched its annual Summer Stars Reading programme on Saturday 15th June with a fun performance for all the family by Reuben the Entertainer at Blanchardstown Library. Summer Stars is an exciting, reading-based programme available free of charge to all children across the country. It will run in all Fingal libraries until 31st of August with the ultimate goal of encouraging reading during the summer holidays. All children are invited to register for the summer reading challenge with rewards and incentives along the way and a grand finale event at the end for all participants.As part of the programme, a range of children’s events will be held in Fingal libraries during the summer to suit all interests – including author visits, technology workshops, creative writing, music, arts and crafts and magic shows and lots more, so do not miss it! County Librarian, Betty Boardman, comments: “The Summer Stars Reading Programme is a fun way to keep children reading over the school holidays. Library staff have organised a great selection of events to tie in with the Programme which will keep children occupied whatever the weather.” For details of activities and events, please pick up a copy of Fingal Libraries’ summer brochure at your local library or view it online at Fingal Libraries’ website.You can also keep up to date with summer stars’

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Pets Corner

Hamsters - Fuzzy Balls Of Fun

As a child, most of us grew up with hamsters or friends who had hamsters. Even our children are fascinated with the small fuzzy creatures. There are many types of hamsters, dwarf, Syrian, Russian,Chinese, and hybrid. The hamster is a burrower so they prefer to have lots of bedding to hide underas well as tubes to create little nests in. The most difficult aspect of hamsters is telling if they arefemale or male and being wrong. Who has bought two hamsters thinking they were the gender and ending up with ten hamsters!Hamsters are relatively easy to take care of. You can feed them hamster food, vegetables, and little hamster treats to give them a good life. The bedding should be changed weekly or twice a week depending upon how many hamsters you have. The downside to hamsters is their short

lives, most live only a year or two. There are lots of hamster accessories from tubes to wheels. Hamsters like other pets need to have exercise so giving them wheels to run on or having a hamster ball to run around the house in is good for them. The tubing and cages come in a variety of colors to add to a childâ€™s fun. You can create straight pathways to other larger home areas or curve them around to re-enter the same cage. Most of the caging is plastic and your hamster will try to chew or claw there way free. You will want to monitor their activity when you clean the cage to make sure they are not producing a hole. Some hamster owners go with a metal wire cage with tiny slits to avoid the chewing escape. Your preference will determine the type of accessories you purchase.

Handling hamsters should be kept to a minimum and you should always wash your hands before and after. Hamsters can have a tendency to bite if they are not handled at least once a day or if they become scared. Be cautious with little children.Hamsters are a lot of fun for all ages and an easy pet your child can care for. You will want to make sure you feed your hamster properly by not over feeding them and while maintaining properexercise. A cautionary note before concluding this article: Dwarf hamsters are very susceptible to infections with cedar chips because it can tear holes in their tiny mouths, so make sure you talk to a us when selecting the appropriate bedding for your hamster.

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With 9 weeks of no school looming, it’s time to start thinking about how to fill those weeks!!!! On mams.ie we have a whole section of activity ideas for rainy days and sunny days. First up, the beach. Pack a picnic, bring some toys and off you go! A clever tip is to collect seashells and stones in sandcastle buckets to bring home. The children can wash, dry and paint them (do this on a rainy day with some newspaper set down). Once the colourful shells & stones are dried, pop in a colourful tumbler and hey presto, gift for Granny! When the weather is good, we like Viking Splash Tours, Irish National Stud Kildare and Glasnevin Cemetery. The Glasnevin tours are surprisingly interesting. They have some wonderful stories such as the person who was buried twice! Great for the whole family and there is a nice café on site too. For days when the weather is not so good Wax Museum and Dublinia are excellent indoor Contact us: communitylocals@gmail.com

activities. Funtasia Waterpark has bowling, skywalk (for brave kids & adults!), play zones for smaller kids and of course, the waterpark. All indoors. Keep an eye on their FB & website for offers. The cinema is a good for rainy days. Look out for family offers and deals, e.g. Arc Cinema has a fantastic family deal for 2 adults & 2 children (or 1 adult, 3 kids), with movie tickets, popcorn, drinks & sweets for €39.95. If you are looking for a family break, Fota Island Resort in Cork is wonderful. As well as the hotel, there are holiday lodges for family stays. There’s a fairy wood, kids club, pool and host of family activities. Fota Wildlife Park, beside it, is a wonderful day out. And Cobh is close by with Spike Island and Escapade Cobh escape room – really good fun! For breaks on the East coast, The Village Hotel Bettystown has a great family offer running this summer. 2 nights for 2 adults & 2

children with B&B and one dinner is €335 and families can access the local pool too. Or make the most of the wonderful beaches and go for a dip in the sea! And don’t forget The Fleadh from 11-17th August in Drogheda! If you are thinking of summer camps, we’ve found 2 quirky ones! Starcamp.ie is about fun and building confidence in children, with camps in Balbriggan, Skerries, Donabate & lots locations in Dublin. We really like Bricks4Kidz camps. Kids do STEM learning through Lego but they don’t know that! They’re just having fun! For inquiries, contact Steve Rees srees@ bricks4kidz.com Please remember to log onto www.mams.ie and https://www.facebook.com/mams.ireland where we have competitions for family passes to Wax Museum, Fort Lucan, Irish National Stud, Funtasia and lots more to come! Any questions, please contact siobhan@mumstown.ie

Happy Holidays!!

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Local Sports

St Sylvesters Girls - Mud and Fun at Hell & Back

Well done to the U9 and U10 girls teams who took part in Hell & Back recently!

St Sylvesters U9 and U10 girls teams really enjoyed a recent funday on the Hell & Back course. While the day was inclement and Mums and Dads would hardly relish the amount of clothes washing when they came home, the girls had a great time! However a great day out was had by all on a very wet and muddy course!! Fantastic achievement girls! 10

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140g prawns 1 red pepper 5 (closed cup) mushrooms 1/2 cucumber (200g) 3 scallions 6 sun-stream tomatoes 30g pine nuts- toasted 75g mixed leaves (Spinach, Wild rocket, Red chard, Ruby Chard) Optional could add: red onion, beetroot Dressing of your choice or mix

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(in a food processor/blender): 2 tablespoons soy sauce, 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar, 30mls extra virgin olive oil, 1 teaspoon minced garlic, 2 teaspoons minced fresh ginger, 1 tablespoon sesame seeds.

Method 1.Prepare and chop the salad ingredients and make the dressing as directed above. 2.Cook prawns as per instructions on food label. 3.Marinate prawns in the salad dressing as you assemble the other chopped salad

ingredients in a serving dish. 4.Add the prawns and dressing and toss the contents of the salad around in the serving dish to mix the dressing and prawns throughout. For nutrition and healthy eating talks or workshops in preschools, primary or secondary schools, workplaces o or community groups please email:niamh@ biabites.net See my ‘Fun food’ and ‘Recipes’ albums on ‘Biabites’Facebook for other food ideas. Niamh Arthurs, Public Health and Clinical Nutritionist www.biabites.net Contact us: communitylocals@gmail.com

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St Syls U 10 win Dublin Community Games

Congratulations to Syls U10 boys representing Malahide Community Games, who won their Dublin Community Games football final recently vs Clontarf in St Annes Park. A terrific battle between two great sides! The team will now represent Dublin in the Leinster campaign in Carlow this July.

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