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Welcome to the 3rd Monaghan Scout Group Website.

Scouting in Carrickmacross celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2007 and today the group is stronger than ever. With over 200 youth members and almost 50 adult members, the group operates two beaver colonies, two cub packs, two scout groups, a venturer group and a rover group and is the 4th largest group in Scouting Ireland.

If you are visiting us for the first time, we hope you find something of interest. If you are a member of the group, a parent or other friend of the group, take the time to register to gain access to online resources such as chat forum, instant messaging, downloadable files etc. Use the menu system across the top to explore the wealth of information we have online.

We trust that through your exploration of this site, you will gain an appreciation of the valuable work conducted by the scouting movement. Enjoy your visit!

Venturer Night Hike 08/03/08
Written by Siobhan Hayes   
Saturday, 15 March 2008

We met at the Scout Hall at 5:30 on Saturday evening. Me, Katie, Catherine, Maria, Niall and Stephen all went on the camp along with 3 Leaders Sham, Jonny and Adele. We packed the cars and drove to a petrol station near the Colley's where we were camping. We all had something to eat and decided what we would do before the Night Hike.
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Day Hiking in Mournes 27/01/08
Written by Stephen Kearney   
Saturday, 15 March 2008
We all met up at the scout hall at 9:30 at embarked on our strenuous journey to the top of Sleeve Donard(all 7 of us).we were getting to New Castle by car so naturally enough the three biggest lads myself,Niall and Shane got into Shams car, which of course is the smallest car! Just over an hour later we arrived at our starting piont, The Bloody Bridge. Gene then handed out a few maps and compasses and we made a start. We weren’t long getting lost though!
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Congratulations Colm!
Written by Peter Mee   
Saturday, 15 March 2008
Congratulations to Colm O'Hagan, Group Treasurer and Cub Scout Leader on the award of his Wood Badge. Colm received the award from Provincial comissioner Jimmy Cunningham at a recent Group Council meeting.

The wood badge represents an advanced level of training in scouting and is awarded after completing several courses and a practical project. Colm joins a select list of leaders in 3rd Monaghan with the award but is due to be joined by several more in the coming months as the groups training policies come to fruition.

More details on the wood badge award and it's context in scouting cam be found in this Wikipedia article.
 
Christmas Cinemas Trip 2007
Written by Racoon Patrol   
Friday, 14 March 2008

We left the scout hall at 6.15 got onto the bus, then started our journey to Dundalk which took 30 minutes. When we arrived we got off the bus and fell in on the public footpath and choose the film that we wanted to go to see. Our choice was THE BEE MOVIE or MR MAGORIUMS WONDER IMPORIUM. The majority chose THE BEE MOVIE .So we went in got our tickets and went upstairs to get popcorn, sweets and drinks, and then we went in to watch the movie. The movie was good but the crack was better. The story and animation was good and we probably annoyed everyone cos we kept on laughing at everything even if it wasn’t funny HA HA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and popcorn was flying and being pegged everywhere !! Even the leaders had a ball.

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Halloween Party 2007
Written by Fox Patrol   
Friday, 14 March 2008
As usual, we fell in at quarter past eight on Friday night. As we walked into the Scout Hall it was alight with pumpkins. We were all dressed in scary costumes and masks (well tried to be scary).
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The Debate Night
Written by Eagle Patrol   
Friday, 14 March 2008
The scouts came in at 6:15. They said the prayer and the promise. When they finished Daire told them that they were having a debating night. They had to write points down on a sheet of paper.

The Eagles and the Tigers had the topic of Irish being an optional subject. The Eagles were for and the Tigers were against. The Wildebeest and the Badgers had the topic of bebo only being for over twenties. The Badgers were for and the Wildebeest were against this motion.

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Carlingford 2007
Written by Badger Patrol   
Friday, 14 March 2008
The weekend in Carlingford started off to be a happy weekend. Firstly we went on the bus from Carrick at 8.00 a.m. It was good enough craic as we got very excited when we saw the water on our way and Oran started jumping and shouting ‘I want to JUMP IN I want toooo etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. jump in!!’ He hit his head of the roof with his excitement but just laughed at himself!
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