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Ageing & Engaging
took place in
THE QUAYS SHOPPING CENTRE
on FRIDAY 16 DECEMBER 2011

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Newry & Mourne Senior Citizens Consortium exists for the benefit of all who are or are going to be 50+. We represent over fifty five clubs and organisations in the Newry and Mourne area who cater for those of later years.
We also campaign for the rights of people of later years with representatives on the committees of the Age Sector Platform, Newry & Down Sub-Regional Network, Down Age Sector, AGE NI Consultative Forum, Pensioners Parliament just to mention a few. We work closely with cross border initiatives in the age sector arena.
If you would like to form a seniors club, join a group in the Newry & Mourne area and are not sure how to or where to start, contact us and we will advise, offer assistance where possible or direct you to the appropriate body or organisation.
Volunteers are always needed, so if you have any spare time, an interest in the needs and concerns of those of later years and are wanting to bring about change. Contact us or phone Denise on 02830 266024
Remember, an older person is just simply someone who is 15 years older than you, no matter what age you are.
 


 
NEW!!!!

NOW and THEN

Raising the Profile of Older People in the Newry & Mourne area.

Welcome to the first edition of the Now and Then Times.
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Pensioners' Parliament from NI Assembly on Vimeo.

 

GOLFING - Beverly is 90 years old. She's played golf every day since her Retirement 25 years
ago. One day she arrives home looking sad.  "That's it," she tells
her husband, Gus, "I'm giving up golf. My Eyesight has become so bad
that once I hit the ball I can't see where it went."  Her husband
makes her a cup of tea, and says, "Why don't you Take me with you and
give it one more try."  "That's no good" sighs Beverly, "you're a
hundred and three. You can't help."  "I may be a hundred and
three", says Gus, "but my eyesight is perfect."  So the next day
Beverly heads off to the golf course with her Gus. She tees up, takes a
mighty swing and squints down the fairway. She turns to the
husband and says, "Did you see the ball?"  "Of course I did!"
replied Gus, "I have perfect eyesight".  "Where did it go?" says
Beverly.  "I don't remember" replied Gus!

 

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