We extend sincere thanks to Photographer supreme, Edward O’Mahony of Main Street, Millstreet for sharing such magnificent images of Mushera, Aubane and St. John’s Well during this very rare Snow Experience 2025. God bless not only Edward’s superb photography but also his wonderful energy and courage in reaching such a magical setting during very challenging travelling conditions. Here we share Edward’s selection of images which in years to come will certainly prove that the January snow of 2025 brought truly magical panoramic views from this exquisite setting within Millstreet Parish. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “Edward’s Magnificent Snow on Mushera Images”
Electrician available locally
Electrician available locally 089 277 8263
Treasured Memories on This Day
On this day, 8th January 2025, Elvis Presley would have been 90 year old!
Pictured in 1948 and born on 8th Jan. 1935 he was destined to become a household name within a few short years. It is, of course, Elvis who would have been 90 today!
And this is what Minor Row, Millstreet looked like in 1994! (From the Pictorial Archives of Millstreet Museum). Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
Newly Appointed Driver Seeking Accommodation in Millstreet
A gentleman who has recently been appointed as Driver at K& L, Mount Leader, Millstreet is seeking Accommodation such as Apartment or House Share in the Millstreet area. Enquiries:
Gordon O’Keeffe, Manager, K&L – 029 70163.
Missing Kitten
Our kitten went missing from kiskeam since around Christmas time we feel she was up on the engine of the car and my have travelled in the Millstreet Ballydaly area or Kanturk town.
She was wearing a silver collar and black flea collar. Goes by the name Shortie.
If found please contact 087 202 3077
40 Shades of White
The Millstreet area covered in snow yesterday, pictured from the Copernicus satellite.
Closure of FET Centre
Kitten Found
Anyone missing a female kitten?
Arrived at the house a number of days ago – West End, Millstreet.
Very nervous of people.
Contact 087 346 9081.
Hitting the Spot !
Clara Mountain in the snowy, winter sunshine yesterday afternoon as seen from Ballydaly.
Niamh’s Veterinary Physiotherapy
Hi all,
I am local to the area and just wanted to put up a post to let people know of the Veterinary Physio services that I offer for both dogs and horses. These sessions consist of a full assessment of your animal to identify any issues as well as taking into consideration any concerns and/or injuries that your pet may have. Treatment will consist of therapeutic exercises, manual techniques and everything in between.
Why choose Physiotherapy for your dog or horse?
Expertise: I hold a Masters degree in veterinary Physiotherapy, providing experience, knowledge and a passion for animal wellness.
Compassion: I treat every pet like family, providing gentle care and unwavering support for both animal and owner
Results: Physio has been used in human medicine for decades, with amazing results so why not give your pet the same experience!
What does a veterinary physiotherapist do?
Provide comprehensive assessments of your pet to assess the best treatment plan
Create a customised treatment plan for both during sessions and at home, for optimal results.
Offer a collaborative approach with veterinarians for the best integrated care
Carry out a variety of therapeutic exercises and manual techniques
Maintain and build on an animals level of health/fitness
Conservatively manage specific conditions/injuries using physiotherapy instead of surgery
Provide rehabilitation after surgery or injury
Chronic pain can be treated and managed using Physiotherapy
Competition animals can be maintained and strengthened to achieve their optimum ability
Electrotherapies can be utilised to aid in all of the above
Feel to reach out if you have any questions! 
Niamh’s Veterinary Physiotherapy
-Niamh x
Snow Sledding in Minor Row
Annual Lourdes Helpers Table Quiz on 31st Jan. 2025
The Table Quiz will take place on Friday 31st January 2025 at 8pm in Corkery’s Bar. This quiz has become an annual fundraiser to help 5th Year Students from Millstreet Community School who are going on pilgrimage to Lourdes with the Irish Pilgrimage Trust, to pay for their travel and accommodation (€750/person). Ally Moynihan and Evie O’Leary are the 5th years going this year and they will be ‘student helpers’ with Group 126 from Cork. 
The pilgrimage takes place for a week during the Easter holidays. Ally and Evie will be joining thousands of people from Ireland and the UK in what is sure to be a special week, not just for the helpers but also for the young people with special needs who they will be travelling with.
Tables for the quiz are €40/team of four. There will be a raffle. Everyone is welcome to take part in what has become a great community event in support of the students. (Please note that Corkery’s does not have a card machine & is cash only)
“Radio Treasures Show” Tonight at 9.15 Meets Stefan
Preceded by Jimmy Reidy’s New Year’s Eve Archival Show from the past on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 7th Jan. 2025…..“Radio Treasures First Show of 2025” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features a special audio Interview (at 10pm) with Stefan Brennan-Healy (pictured below) having just starred with Kenneth Branagh in “King Lear” in New York. Lots of superb songs, music and chat. All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show. A very Happy and Healthy 2025 to All our many Loyal Listeners throughout the world. Feel most welcome to contact us on 086 – 825 0074 or by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com . Tap on the images below to enlarge. (S.R.)
A wee bit of snow in Ballydaly !!
Junior Cert Maths Grinds
Junior Cert Maths Grinds
One-on-one maths grinds for Junior Cert Students by 4th year Chemical Engineering Student
Please Contact Tia on Whatsapp if interested
+353 89 491 4225
Millstreet Library
Millstreet Library is opened – Please keep an eye out on social media for further information.
Also, if you are travelling, please take care.
In Loving Memory of Noreen Kelleher Gneeves, Millstreet/Knocknagree
In Loving Memory of Noreen Kelleher
Gneeves, Millstreet/Knocknagree
Who passed away on 7th January 2023
Two years have passed since that sad day,
When the one we loved was called away.
God took you home, it was His will,
Yet in our hearts, you live on still.
A heart of gold, so kind and true,
Respected and loved by all who knew.
Always helpful, always kind,
Leaving cherished memories behind.
Deep in our hearts, you’ll always stay,
Loved and remembered every day.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed always
Spectacular Snow Scenery After Dark
Kieran Behan captured these special and scenic images of Millstreet Town after dark yesterday evening. A different and magical world.
Feast of the Epiphany 2025 Celebrated
As the Christmas Season ends today with the Feast of the Epiphany we reflect on the seasonal weather we are presently experiencing. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
Millstreet Medical Centre
The surgery is not likely to open tomorrow due to staff being unable to travel with the hazardous road conditions. We will review things in the morning and will update here with any changes.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding.
Dog Needs to be Rehomed
Contact 087 2869534
Millstreet Day Centre will remain closed on Monday 6th January
Millstreet Day Centre will remain closed on Monday 6th January due to the severe weather conditions.
We will also NOT be able to operate Meals on Wheels on Monday 6th January.
We will review the situation daily & update accordingly.
Millstreet Town this Morning
A special thank you to Beata Gamracy for sumbitting these images to us.
Millstreet Medical Centre, GP Surgery
The surgery will remain closed today due to the road conditions our staff are unable to travel. We will update during the day regards to tomorrow morning.
Your safety and the safety of our staff is priority, and we appreciate your understanding during these challenging conditions.
Snow Transformation Throughout the Millstreet Area
Millstreet and surrounding areas have been experiencing one of the most significant snowfalls in quite some time transforming the landscape. While it may look wonderfully picturesque we shall be glad to return to warmer temperatures as soon as possible. Here from our snowbound setting in Mount Leader, Clara Road, Millstreet we share a selection of images from the snowscape of Sunday, 5th January 2025. Keep safe and warm. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “Snow Transformation Throughout the Millstreet Area”
Feast of the Epiphany (Monday, 6th Jan.) 11.30am Mass Cancelled
Due to weather conditions the 11.30a.m. Mass at St. Patrick’s Church, Millstreet scheduled for 6th January 2025 (Feast of the Epiphany) has been cancelled. The 7.30p.m. Mass will go ahead.
Dog Found
This dog was found wandering between Cullen and Derrinagree this morning, very friendly with a black collar but no name tag. Does anyone recognise? Safe and warm inside but would love to find its owner. Proof of ownership required 086 2511 812
Tanyard/Minor Row
The world has come to a standstill in the North Cork area today. The picture submitted by Breeda Fitzpatrick Dineen sums up the atmosphere.
Set Dancing Cancelled in Aubane Community Centre Monday Night January 6th
Notice here to say Set Dancing is cancelled in Aubane Tomorrorow Night Monday January 6th due to the Bad Weather.
Timmy Joe (T.J.) O’Sullivan, Cullen & Boherbue
The death has occurred of Timmy Joe (T.J.) O’Sullivan, Cullen, Co. Cork / Boherbue, Co. Cork.
Beloved husband of Brenda (née O’Sullivan], died peacefully, surrounded by his loving family at his home in Knocknageeha, Boherbue.
Predeceased by his parents Tim and Alice, his brothers Connie and Geff, his sister Bridie and grand daughter Rosie.
Deeply regretted by his loving wife Brenda, his sons Tadhg, Seán, Con , Donagh, Geoff, Diarmaid and Micheál, daughters in law, Mary Ellen, Mary, Julie, Fran, Anna and Siobhán, his twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Sadly missed by his brothers John, Jerry, Mickie and Billy, his sisters Mary, Julia and Mairéad, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, especially Sr. Theresa, nephews and nieces, cousins and extended family, many friends and kind neighbours.
MAY TIMMIE JOE REST IN PEACE
Reposing at the Church of the Nativity, Cullen (P51 EI95) on Sunday 5th January from 4 pm to 7pm. Requiem Mass on Monday 6th January at 11.30am and burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. Requiem Mass will be live streamed on mycondolences.ie
Messages of condolence may be left on the condolence link here.
DUE TO THE SEVERE INCLEMENT WEATHER, IT IS NECESSARY TO CHANGE TIMMY JOE’S FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. THE REPOSING IN CULLEN CHURCH ON TO DAY SUNDAY 5TH JANUARY IS CANCELLED. THE FUNERAL WILL GO AHEAD ON MONDAY 6TH AS PLANNED, BUT THE FAMILY DO NOT EXPECT OR ASK PEOPLE TO TRAVEL. THE MONTH’S MIND MASS WILL BE A MEMORIAL SERVICE (DETAILS TO FOLLOW LATER) WHEN THERE WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH THE FAMILY.
