Club na Múinteoirí

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Members of Club na Múinteoirí mourn the death of Jim Mulkerrins, a long time member and colleague. Sincere sympathies to all.

Club na Múinteoirí would like to wish all our members, patron and friends a joyous Christmas and holidays. Club na Múinteoirí will be closed from December 24th to the 4th January inclusive. Nollaig Shona Duit.

The more I hear from the Covid enquiry, the more I think that the PM and the majority of ministers did not have the intellectual tools necessary to understand scientific advice and therefore to be able to weigh it successfully alongside economics, social science etc. In my view this can be traced to educational failure - they weren’t taught or didn’t learn the basics of science alongside their chosen disciplines. This also applies the other way round to scientists of course. Breadth of knowledge is key, as well as specialisation / expertise, and I don’t think our system delivered that in the 80s and 90s when I (and they) went to University - whether it does that today is an open question. I think we need to be producing more polymaths.

Club committee and staff were saddened to hear of the passing of Fintan Walsh. Fintan was a giant in every sense. Acclaimed hurler, footballer and boxer. His dedication to education and his beloved Cumann na mBunscol are legendary. He will be missed. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

Breithlá Sona Club na Múinteoirí. 100 years today.

A concert of interest to Club na Múinteoirí members is part of the Lunchtime concert series on this Friday Aug 18th at 1300hrs. A John MacCormack Recital by Ross Scanlon Tenor and Piano accompanist by David O’Shea will be held the John Field Room. Tickets from NCH.

Traditional Christmas Eve opening 5pm to 8pm. Last drinks at 7:30pm. Sally Corr, Noel Pocock and friends provide the music while Gerry O'Reilly and Rosie of An Góilín will have guests ending with the singing of Carols at 7:30pm. Club will be Closed 25th December to January 4th.

Happy World Teacher Day.

INTO President John Driscoll, club CEO Tadhg Mac Pháidín & club president Anita Hogan at Club na Múinteoirí launched the 2023 centenary celebrations of the club. A special centenary membership card is now available. InTouch will carry features on the history of the club in 2023.

Tadhg MacPaídín and staff of Club na Múinteoirí are deeply saddened at the news of the death of member Uisionn Ó Croinín from Cork. A giant of a man whose charitable works were legend. We will miss his companionship & wit. To Ciara & family our sincere condolences.

It is with great sadness and loss that we at Club na Múinteoirí have learned of the sudden passing of our esteemed friend and comrade Manus O'Riordan. Manus was exceptional company and beloved by all, a singer, historian and gifted storyteller. Condolences to Jess, Neil and Luke.

Club na Múinteoirí is now open and returning to normal business within the current guidelines. We are now welcoming back the societies, groups and patrons to this wonderful institution. Open 7 days. All enquiries please ring 018726944 or email to clubnamuinteoiri@gmail.com.

@Teachers_MS Thank you, can't wait to see ye all soon. 🎼

Club na Múinteoirí will be reopening on a phased basis over the coming weeks. We will be open from 5pm to close on Wednesday to Saturday. We will be following all guidelines to ensure the safety of customers and staff. All enquiries to clubnamuinteoiri@gmail.com. Fáilte arís.

It is with dismay that we heard of the death of another club stalwart. Des o'Dowd died suddenly at home this morning. He will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

President Peter O Loughlin committee and staff of Club na Múinteoirí mourn the death of Ita Healy who passed away last night in her 92 nd year. Ita was much loved by all. Bean uasal seimh alainn ab ea i Suaimhneas siorai da anam dilis.