by Marian Harnett
CHURCH GATE COLLECTION: Community Alert May 17/18. Your support will be welcome.
DEATHS: We offer sincere sympathy to the families of the late Jackie Moore Harnett, Lower Purt, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Meenahela and Maura Heck Collins , Lower Purt who have died recently. May they rest in peace. TOWN PARK DOG SHOW: The annual Town Park Dog Show will take place on Sunday, May 18 at 2pm. Many categories and a huge raffle.
MICHAEL ENGLISH CONCERT IN MOYVANE: The postponed fundraiser will take place on Sunday, May 11 in Moyvane church. There are still a few tickets in Kathleen’s Foodstore, Batt’s in the Square and An Siopa Milsean. Show at 8pm. Raffle on the night for a trip to NYC with proceeds to the Axel Horgan fund.
‘HELLO HOW ARE YOU? DAY; Join us on Saturday, May 10th for Coffee/Tea and Cake from 11-2pm at the Market House in the Market Yard in NCW. Say hello and ask ‘ How are you’. A simple ‘Hello, how are you? can make a huge difference. Asking is just the first step – listening is just as important. Take the time to really hear what someone is saying today. Use this simple HELLO approach. H – Say Hello. E – Engage with open questions L – Listen carefully. L – Learn how you can help O – Offer support.
LISTOWEL WRITERS WEEK: May 28 – June 1. If you missed out on the Athea Players production of Sharon’s Grave now’s your chance – May 29 St. John’s Theatre but book straight away.
MAUREEN’S TRIP TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY: Fitzpatrick’s bus picking up in Listowel 9am. the Square, Duagh Primary School 9.15am. Abbeyfeale bus stop opposite Church 9.30am. Newcastle West 9.45.am. and Devon Inn 10am.Everyone must have confirmed booking by payment by Thursday 8th May, We have people on a waiting list. Thank you to everyone who has already paid. Contact Maureen 087 9845102.
PLAY IN THE ROCK: Bruach na Carraige Rockchapel welcome The Glen Theatre Drama Group with their hilarious comedy ‘Dying to Meet You’, on May 16th, 8pm. Tickets are €15 and can be purchased in Murphy’s Shop in Rockchapel, or by calling 0868668156. This hilarious comedy will have you in stitches and is a night not to be missed!
NEWCASTLE WEST HOBBY HUB The Youth Hobby Hub (18 – 24 years) is a safe space to hang out and play board games, card games and make new friends. New faces always welcome. The 1 st Saturdayof every month in the Market House, Newcastle West, V42 Y425 from 12pm to 2pm.
NEURODIVERSE PARENTING GROUP ABBEYFEALE New social support group for parents / guardians meet the first Thursday of every month in St. Ita’s Community Hall, Abbeyfeale. All welcome to join. Further details are available from Sharon on 087 780 5961.
FUNDRAISING FOR UKRAINE: If you have any used candles, bed linen, used vapes, postage stamps –please drop them to any of these places Topstitch Church Street, Newcastle West, Community Museum Castleisland and Fitzpatrick’s Taxi & Coach Hire L:istowel. You might also donate the following: The people in Ukraine are living in awful conditions and would very much appreciate any help that we can give them. Tinned sardines, beans, peas, sweet corn, any tinned fruit. Spaghetti., rice, pasta, noodles, pkt soups, any tinned food accepted. Biscuits Sweeets, Easter Eggs/ Over the counter medicine paracetamol, heat pads, ointment cream for pain relief, wipes, sanitary pads.
SISTERHOOD OF STRENGTH free monthly peer-support group for women who are childless not by choice, or by circumstance every second last Saturday of the month in the Market House, Newcastle West, V42 Y425. This is a safe space to voice frustrations, laugh with like-minded people, and receive support. New members always welcome, no pre-registration necessary.
DELL VOLUNTEER PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DVM is a one-day course in the fundamentals of project management tailored for Volunteer and Community Groups. It’s sponsored by Dell Technologies free to participants and approved by the Project Management Institute/ Educational Foundation (PMI/EF http://pmief.org ). For further information refer to their website Welcome to the Dell Volunteer Project Management Program (DVPM) | Dell Ireland .If you or anyone in your organization would like to reserve a place, please email [email protected] along with details of your voluntary project / organisation or charity and phone number.
COMMUNITY SAFETY FUND 2025
The open call for the Community Safety Fund will run from Monday 07 April 2025 until 5pm on Friday 16 May 2025. Grants will be in the range of €20,000 – €150,000 and will support activities that tackle crime or reduce the fear of crime; improve community safety and feelings of safety; support the creation of safe and resilient communities; reduce reoffending and/or divert vulnerable individuals away from
engagement in criminal behaviour. Who is Eligible; Existing community safety initiatives, NGOs and community organisations working on issues relevant to community safety and youth justice, Individual organisations, or consortiums involving two or more organisations where the lead partner is a community organisation, not-for-profit, social enterprise or similar with a remit relevant
to community safety and/or youth justice.
What types of initiatives or projects are eligible for funding? Applications may be for once-off initiatives or short to medium term projects limited to two
years. Project activities must be additional to the usual business of the applicant organisation and should complement but not replace mainstream structures or funding streams at local level. Allowable expenditure includes salaries as part of a wider proposal once costs are apportioned in relation to the overall proposal, would not duplicate existing roles and are for a defined and temporary duration. Applications will not be accepted for the creation or support of long-term positions. Duplication of funding is not permitted. Applications for capital funding costs; e.g. high value items (vehicles, fixed assets) an infrastructure/building schemes will only be considered if they are integral to the proposal itself and appropriately apportioned; lower value items, for example equipment, will be considered on the same terms. Full details about the grants and criteria can be found at this link: gov.ie – Community Safety Fund 2025: Funding Call.
Any additional queries regarding the Community Safety Fund should be directed to
FREE INSURANCE FOR TIDY TOWNS GROUPS
The Minister of State for Financial Services, Credit Unions and Insurance, Neale Richmond has announced the Community Insurance initiative for Tidy Towns. This scheme offers insurance coverage to Tidy Town groups at no cost, ensuring that the vital work can continue and bringing benefits to the community. To avail of the Tidy Towns Insurance Scheme the group must be registered with Public Participation Network (PPN).IPB informed that the scheme does not cover the activities of Residents Associations, Community Councils or Development Associations. However, if Tidy Town groups have amalgamated with other groups and are insured together, the Tidy Towns groups can split out their insurances and come into
the IPB scheme. The other group would have to maintain their own insurance, so each group is adequately protected. Limerick Public Participation Network (PPNL) is a network of community ,voluntary, social inclusion and environmental organisations, working together for a better Limerick. PPNL enables the community to be represented in decision-making processes such as Limerick City and County Council committees and local public consultation processes.
To register as a member of PPNL Email: [email protected]
For queries, contact Kate Janeczek, Limerick City and County Council Tel: 061/556487 email:[email protected]
BIODIVERSITY CONFERENCE: The Future of Moths and Butterflies in Ireland Conference – FREE
The Future of Moths and Butterflies in Ireland Conference takes place this June in Limerick. Get the latest updates on butterfly and moth conservation in Ireland, discover the importance of butterflies and moths as pollinators and learn how to monitor moths and butterflies for citizen science projects.All this in the beautiful setting of Castleconnell, County Limerick and all for FREE – including
Conference Dinner. NOTE this is a 1.5-day event please book for both days.
Thursday 5th and Friday 6th June 2025
Castle Oaks Hotel, Castleconnell, V94 EH94
Registration Essential
Supported by the National Parks and Wildlife Service Local Biodiversity Action Fund 2025.
SOCIAL DANCING IN DUAGH EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9-11pm. Duagh Sports and Leisure Complex . V31 K659. Complimentary Tea, Coffee and refreshments. Dancing to Camillus Egerton and Heads Up.
DUAGH GRAVEYARD COMMITTEE: The cutting of grass and clean up in Springmount cemetery has commenced on Tuesday evenings since 15th April and every two weeks thereafter.
DRAMA: The Abha Bhán Players are staging of the Field by John B Keane
in the Parish Hall, Ballyhahill, Wednesday 30, at 8pm.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: We have a committee in Abbeyfeale who organise Adoration in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel every Friday after the 10am Mass. It will recommence on Friday, May 2. Adorations takes place each Friday in Duagh Church from 3.00 p.m. in the afternoon. Public Rosary starts at 7.00 p.m. Mass starts at 7:30
p. m.
KINGDOM COUNTY SHOW: Kingdom County Show takes place on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th May 2025 at Ballymacthomas, Tralee.
RACES Listowel May 31st – June 2nd. Killarney 12th to 14th May.
MUSIC: Seanchaí Songwriters Group at Kerry Writers’ Museum. Calling all songwriters – Whether you’re an experienced lyricist or just starting out, join a welcoming creative space to share ideas, get inspired and refine your craft. Meeting from 7-9pm on the second and last Thursday of the month. For more information call or text Karen on 087 630 3308.
COMMUNITY CHORAL GROUP: Sing Cois Feile Alive meets on Tuesdays @ 7pm in St. Itas Community Hall. No singing experience is necessary just an open mind, some positivity, and a willingness to learn. This has turned out to be a great social space with people coming from NCW and over the border. Further details are available from Dearbhla @ West Limerick Resources by email to [email protected] or call 087 6750869.
- CASEY’S MOTHER’S AND OTHERS: Training every Thursday on the pitch at 7.45pm. All welcome.
TRIP TO INISFALLEN: There will be a pilgrimage (Mass and Talk) to Inisfallen Island, Killarney, on 15 May 2025. If you wish to go on this pilgrimage call Tigh na Sagart on 066-9156131. It is essential to book your place.
NEURODIVERSE PARENTING GROUP-ABBEYFEALE: Thanks to all who attended the first meeting. The group will continue to meet the first Thursday of each month from 7pm – 9pm in St. Ita’s Community Hall, Abbeyfeale. The next three meeting dates are Thursday 3rd of April, Thursday 1st May and Thursday 5th of June. All welcome to join. Further details are available from Sharon on 087 7805961.
ENROLMENT IN SCOIL MHÁTHAIR DÉ: Enrolment Applications are now being invited from Parents/Guardians wishing to enrol their children in Scoil Mháthair Dé. Application Forms are available by contacting the school office on (068 – 31701) or by calling to the school.
LOUGH DERG Three Day Pilgrimages begins Friday 30th May until Friday
15th August. http://www.loughderg.org/2025.html
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DOOCTOR.IE: A walk in clinic has been set up in Abbeyfeale at weekends Friday – Monday. Call on 0818 010999.
Y0GA CLASSES: Every Monday in St. Ita’s Day Care from 7-8.30pm with Mike Houlihan 087 2732591.
CALLING ON YOUNG MUSICIANS: You are welcome at the Creative Music Hub every Tuesday evening in St. Ita’s Hall from 4-6pm. Contact Noreen Cotter or email Dearbhla at St. Ita’s [email protected] or call 087 6750869.
- ITA’S DAY CARE CENTRE: Meals on Wheels Menu – Available to everyone. Collect from the Centre or have it delivered. Menu this week; Wednesday, May 7 Bacon and Cabbage or Sweet and Sour Chicken with Rice Thursday May 8 Pork Chop or Turkey Burger. Friday, May 9 Fish or Meat Alternative. Please let the staff know if you require a Gluten Free or Vegetarian Option. Price List; Soup €1, Main Course €9, half portion €6, Plate of Vegetables and Potatoes €4. Dessert €2. Phone 068 51850.
NEW ABBEYFEALE BOOK LAUNCHED: Local writer, Raymond Fennelly, has published a new book entitled “Abbeyfeale In Print. What The Papers Said.” The book takes a nostalgic journey back in time and delves in to old newspaper accounts of the happenings in Abbeyfeale and “Abbeyfeale In Print” is now available in An Siopa Milseán on Main Street. It can also be ordered online from Amazon or borrowed from the local library. Any profits will be donated to charity.
.IRISH DANCING CLASSES: Instructer Brenden Croghan ADCRG 0868109819 Tuesdays at Teach na Feile, New St., Abbeyfeale.
FUNDRAISER FOR MOYVANE CHURCH AND A DONATION TO THE AXEL HORGAN FUND: Unfortunately the Michael English concert had to be cancelled due to the sudden death of his nephew. The concert will now take place on Sunday, May 11. There are still some tickets on sale in Kathleen’s Foodstore, Batt’s in the Square and An Siopa Milsean.
JOB OPPORTUNITY: West Limerick Independent Living are looking for dedicated Personal Assistants to join their team in NCW.
ACCORD NOW SEEKING MARRIAGE PREPARATION FACILITATORS: Currently
recruiting volunteers to train as marriage preparation programme facilitators. If you are supportive of marriage in the Catholic Church and have the enthusiasm to be part of the Accord team that supports couples preparing for the Sacrament of Marriage then Accord wishes to hear from you! Contact Aisling on 01 505 3112 or by email to[email protected] and for further information see
www.accord.ie..
GROW MENTAL HEALTH Support Group meetings Wednesday nights in the Shanchai Centre, 24 The Square, Listowel. V31 RD93 at 8pm, for more information contact Jerry Cronin 0860271990.
SOCIAL DANCE CLASSES: Mondays at the Plaza Hall, Listowel. Classes include waltzing, jiving, quick step, line dancing and much more. Beginners 7p.m. – 8p.m. Advanced 9 p.m. For bookings call or text 087-7451631.
ALONE: the national organisation that enables older people to age at home, are looking for Telephone Support & Befriending and Visitation Support & Befriending Volunteers to support older people in the community. If you or an Older Person you know, need support please call 0818 222 024, seven days a week 8 am to 8 pm or see ALONE.ie/ Volunteer for more information.”
SENIOR LINE is Ireland’s national telephone service for older people
open every day of the year 10am-10pm, Freephone 1800 80 4591.
BRIDGE CLUB: Abbeyfeale Bridge Club meet on Thursday evenings in St. Ita’s Day Centre. New members very welcome. Contact Nora Quirke 087 7615480.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Church Yard will be locked on the evening before a Funeral in the Parish to facilitate parking for families and for the following two Fridays before First Holy Communion on the Saturday morning at 11am.
CHURCH RADIO: A new Church radio system has been installed in the church which will allow parishioners who are confined to home to listen into Mass and other services. Tune in on 105.900 FM.
LISTOWEL KARATE CLASSES: Kerry Martial Arts School are continuing karate and self-defence classes in Presentation Secondary School Hall on Monday evenings. All ages from 4 to adults welcome at 6pm. Contact 0858403898 for further information or search Kerry Martial Arts School on Facebook.
SOCIAL DANCING AT THE DAYCARE: Classes have started at St. Ita’s Day Care Centre on Tuesday nights.
ROCKCHAPEL NEWS: Card game Wednesday nights at 8.30pm in the Community Centre.
PILGRIMAGE: Pilgrimage to Medjugorje 10 – 17 Sept 2025 Cork to Dubrovnik. Ph 016852244/ email: [email protected]. Further information from Group
Leader Maura O’Keeffe Harcksen 087 1517696. Spiritual Director Fr Francis
Nolan 087 2100 273.
YOUTH MUSIC CLUB IN ABBEYFEALE: Foroige have set up a club for 3rd and 4th year Secondary School students every Tuesday 4 -6pm in St. Ita’s Hall. Registration €10 with a weekly charge of €3. For more information contact Emma on 086 4134777.
YOUTH CHESS CLUB: Additional Volunteers are needed to help open a Foróige Youth Chess Club in Abbeyfeale which will run every second week. If you know how to play chess and are available to be Garda vetted and can give an hour and a half twice a month then get in touch with Emma Browne Foróige on [email protected] or call her on 086 4134777.
ABBEYFEALE YOUTH CLUBS: Limerick Youth Service are calling all parents of current 1st and 2nd year students to help out for an hour and a half one evening a week to get our youth clubs up and running. Without the help of parents it is not possible to have youth clubs. Contact Noreen Cullinane 087 2353306. Training will be provided and if enough people get involved parents will not have to commit to weekly club meetings. Garda vetting is mandatory.
DANCING WITH TIMMY: Set dancing classes with Timmy Woulfe continue in the Marian Hall, Moyvane on Monday nights at 8pm. Everyone welcome.
ABBEYFEALE MARKET: “Abbeyfeale Market is a group of traders and crafters from Abbeyfeale and surrounding areas bring you a wide range of gifts, hand crafted products, home baking and so much more. They can be contacted through the Abbeyfeale Community page on FB. Coming to you the second Friday of the month.
BALLYHAHILL SET DANCING CLASSES: Every Monday night 8-9.30pm in the Hall. Everyone welcome.
WL102FM NEW PRESENTERS REQUIRED: People who are interested in getting involved in radio presentation, sound production, research etc. should take this opportunity to learn a new skill and have something different to put on their CV – contact 069 66200. It’s a great opportunity for TY students. Free training will be provided.
PLOUGHING Championships in 2025 will take place at Screggan, Tullamore, from 16-18 September.
CHILDREN’S CHOIR: Children can be brought to the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at 5.30pm for practice before Mass. It is open to children from 1st to 6th Class. New Members are most welcome. Contact Noreen Cotter 087/4158722. The new choir really enhances our Saturday evening Mass and we have to congratulate Riona Curtin and all the children on the work they put in from 5.30pm every week to have new hymns beautifully sung.
BAPTISMS: Baptisms in Abbeyfeale are celebrated on the first Saturday of each month at 5.00pm. And on the second Sunday of the month after the 12noon Mass. Contact the Sacristy 068/51915 during Mass Times to book.
VIGIL FOR PALESTINE: Abbeyfeale’s Vigil takes place on Wednesday from 6-7pm in the Square, Abbeyfeale. The weekly Listowel Vigil for Palestine takes place every Tuesday, 6pm – 7pm in The Square, Listowel. All Welcome. For information email [email protected]
COLLEGE OF FET ABBEYFEALE: Courses available include childcare, local history, computers, Payroll Manual and Computerised, Bookkeeping Computerised and Manual, Upholstery, Furniture Upcycling, Woodturning, Local History and much much more. Phone 06831198 to find out more.
SHANNONDOC NCW: Monday Midnight – 8am, 6pm – midnight. Tuesday, midnight -8am, 6pm –midnight. Wednesday, midnight – 8am, 6pm to midnight. Thursday, midnight – 8am, 6pm to midnight. Friday, midnight – 8am, 6pm – midnight. Saturday 24 hours, Sunday 24 hours. Public Holidays 24 hours. The GP out-of-hours is for all ages. It is by appointment only. There is no walk in service. Telephone 061 459500/0818 123500. Email: info @shannondoc.ie When you phone the service they will take your details, such as; name and date of birth, address and phone no., a description of the medical issue, your medical card or GP visit no. Your call will be referred to a triage nurse. They will phone you back. Keep your line free so you do not miss their call.
RAMBLING HOUSE; Listowel on last Thursday of the month and Knockanure on the first Thursday of the month. Ita’s Rambling House at the Desmond Complex is on the 3rd. Friday each month. Knocalucka is on the 3rd. Tuesday of the month. Josie’s Brosna 2nd Thursday of the month. Ballyhahill 3rd Wednesday in the Community Centre. John Barrett’s Bar, Glin 4th Tuesday. Tarbert last Saturday of the month at the Community Centre.
BLOOD DONATIONS: 3,000 units needed per week to maintain the national blood supply. Phone 1800222111 for details of local clinics. The hospital requirements are 6% higher than this time last year. New donors are welcome. Please phone 1800 222 111 for an appointment. They are urgently seeking an additional 2,000 blood donations over the next four weeks.
RADIO MARIA: Radio Maria is a Catholic radio station, available via Saorview on television, – Saorview channel 210. It can also be listened to via their website radiomaria.ie Each day they have Mass, Rosary and other prayers, and Christian music and hymns. Also, discussions and talks on all aspects of the Christian faith and the Catholic Church. It is run by many dedicated people and deserves our support. Tune in and find programmes that you enjoy.
GRINDS AVAILABLE: Maths and all Science Subjects grinds available online or in person – Junior Cycle or Leaving Cert. Contact [email protected]https://youtu.be/vYgotCbbA2Q?feature=shared.
HOLY SPIRIT MINSTRY: Holy Spirit Prayer Meeting last Sunday of each month at the Desmond Complex at 3pm. Everyone welcome. Rosary, Divine Mercy, Scripture and healing. The world is so in need of prayers.
SENIOR LINE: Would you like someone to talk to? Senior Line is Ireland’s national telephone service for older people open every day of the year 10am-10pm, Freephone 1800 80 4591.
CHURCH NOTES: Co Parish Priests of the Pastoral Area: Fr Denis Mullane
087/2621911. Fr. Tom Mangan. 087/2348226. Fr Willie Russell 087/2272825. Fr Dan Lane (Retired) 087/2533030. Fr James Ambrose (Retired) Tel 087/7740753. Divine Mercy Meetings will take place every Monday evening after 7 pm Mass. Baptisms in Abbeyfeale will be celebrated on the first Saturday of each month at 5.00pm. Also, on the second Sunday of the month after the 12noon Mass. Contact the Sacristy 068/51915 during Mass Times.
Divine Mercy Prayer Meeting every Monday after 7pm Mass. Novena to St. Anthony every Monday during 7pm Mass. Please note the New parish Email is; [email protected] for any correspondence to the parish with the booking of anniversary Masses, parish news etc. Mass Cards, Mass bouquets for all occasions (Easter, Thank you, retirement, Exams, wedding, sympathy, Get well, birthday) are available in the sacristy. Masses each morning during the week at 10am apart from Monday at 7pm. Mass intentions: Saturday 11am Holy Communion. 6.30 Nora and Dan O’Donnell, The Hill. Danny Murphy, Knockbrack 1st. Anniversary. Dan and Bessie Meehan, Kilmorna. Dermot Leahy, Mountmahon and Dublin. 10 am Acknowledgement Mass. 12 noon Tom Collins, Meenkilly. Willie and Rita Hernon. Kilconlea. William and Margaret O’Riordan, Banard.
Bipolar Disorder Support www.aware.ie Tel: Freephone 1800 80 48 48 (available 7 days, 10am-10pm). Email: [email protected] Bodywhys Eating Disorders Associations of Ireland www.bodywhys.ie Email: [email protected] 01 2107906. Information and Support for Birth Mothers – whose babies were placed for adoption may be found at www.birthinfo.ie or by calling the relevant section of TUSLA at +353 818 445 500. Parish Envelopes The collection envelopes for our parish were delivered in January. If there is anybody who wishes to use the envelopes system and did not receive a box please contact Anne 0868661651 at the office or the church. 068/51915. If you are new to the parish or would like to receive a box contact Anne also. Online Donations Donate through the Parish Website www.abbeyfealparish.ie You can now make your weekly offering to the parish, through the parish website. Click on to the parish website at www.abbeyfealeparish.ie and you will see a Donate button on the right-hand side on the front page of the website. Just follow the instructions and you will be able to make your donation to the parish collection. Your continued support is very much appreciated.
ABBEYFEALE COMMUNITY ALERT: Community Alert church gate collection 17/18 May. Test your panic alarm once a month and always carry it on your person. It won’t be any use if you hang it on the bannister or keep it in a press. It doesn’t matter if you set it off by accident, that’s what you’re paying for. Wear a high viz jacket every time you go out on the public road. We have a few left over from the Christmas lunch, if you want one, ring 087 6866450. Do you have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). The EHIC lets you access public healthcare in other EU and EEA countries for free, or at a reduced rate. The card lasts for up to 4 years and can be renewed online. https://bit.ly/42UuGWI
Have a power pack fully charged so that if the power goes out you can charge your mobile phone.
Check that you have a working smoke alarm and a carbon alarm. Once you reach the age of 65 and live alone or with a person/s aged over 65 you are entitled to receive a monitored alarm system. But if you have younger people living in the house who are out for long periods of the day then because you are spending hours alone you are also entitled to the system provided that you are over 65. The free equipment is provided by Pobal following an application from Abbeyfeale Community Alert, there will be a monitoring fee to be paid from the second year of installation to the installing company of €66. Please note that this fee is payable in a lump sum each year after year one. Should you not have a landline the installing company Task provide a sim card at a rate of €7.50 per month payable from day one. Committee members are Michael O’Kelly N.T., Seamus Stack, Mossie Gleeson, Kathleen Collins, Mary McArthur, Billy Quirke N.T., Cllr. Francis Foley, Susan Daly, Catherine Daly, Marian Harnett .Annette Collins.
CONTACT DETAILS FOR NOTES: 087 6866450. [email protected]
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