Kilteevan Community Development Group

02/06/2026

** Clothes Collection **

A Used Clothes Collection in aid of Kilteevan National School will take place on the morning of Tuesday 16th June.

Bags of clothes may be left in the school shelter in advance.

Items accepted:
- Clean, dry clothes
- Duvet covers, sheets, pillow cases
- Paired shoes/runners with laces tied together
- Handbags
- Belts

NOT ACCEPTED:
- Soiled Clothes
- Duvets or pillows
- Toys

Please pass the word around to anyone who may have bags of clobber to donate. Thank you!

01/05/2026

Join us this Sunday (3rd May) for a cuppa and a catch up. 1045 at the Community Centre. All Welcome !

16/04/2026

🥳🥳Try a class on us this term🥳🥳
If there is availability in your area, we would love to welcome your child along!

Our summer term is always such a lovely one 😍

The days feel a little freer, routines can slip, and having one fun, positive class each week can give children a really nice bit of structure, movement and something to look forward to 😊

It is a great time to let them give RINKA a try, meet new friends and enjoy all the energy and fun that comes with our classes 💚

Your free class code is in the comments 👇👇👇

15/04/2026

Update: Dog has been collected by its owner. Thank you all.

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Does anyone know who the owner of this dog is? At Kilteevan N.S. this morning.

Please phone the school office on 090 66 25936 if you know who the owner is.

29/03/2026

Thank you to everyone for the support this morning of Daffodil Day 2026 held in Kilteevan Community Centre.
The sum of €434.00 raised.

23/03/2026

29/01/2026

We were very grateful to receive a cheque today for €600 from St. Joseph's GAA Club, Kilteevan. The money was raised from their Annual St. Stephen's Day Henry Brennan Memorial Tournament.
The cheque was presented to Paul Foxe, Chairman and Martina Jennings, CEO of Mayo Roscommon Hospice by Larry Brennan & Sean Mooney.
We thank you so much.

27/01/2026

Doogarymore’s 2,400-year-old wheel is one of Roscommon’s most remarkable discoveries — uncovered in 1969 when brothers John and Richard Mooney were cutting turf with a sléan in a Doogarymore bog.

After a similar find the year before disintegrated, they knew to protect this wheel with peat and straw until Dr A.T. Lucas of the National Museum arrived to bring it to Dublin. Later dated to c. 400BC, the wheel is regarded as Ireland’s oldest wheel technology and is now on permanent display in the National Museum (Kildare Street, Dublin). A replica can also be seen at Kilteevan Community Centre. National Museum of Ireland Kilteevan Community Development Group

20/01/2026

Kilteevan Community Development Group AGM will take place tomorrow Wednesday 21st January @ 9pm in the Community Centre.

All are welcome.