Community website for Millstreet, Co. Cork, Ireland
Modern bungalow in quiet rural location only 5 minutes from railway station and Millstreet town. Ideal location for touring Cork and Kerry. Close to Green Glens Equestrian Centre and Millstreet County Park.
Contact +353 (0)87 9198725 / +353 29 70558 / <email>
(4 star) See also details on the Discover Ireland
YOGA
TAI CHI & CHI KUNG
7 WEEK COURSE OF CLASSES FOR
ADULTS COMMENCING at the Canon
O’ Donovan Centre,
Millstreet
(No experience necessary)
Thursday 10th September: 7.00pm Yoga ………………………7 weeks €85
Thursday 10th September: 8.15pm Tai Chi & Chi Kung….7 weeks €85
(Discounted rate of €150 for anyone wishing to register for both classes)
Please Note: The running of these classes is dependent upon adequate numbers
of participants so advance booking is required.
Places are limited, please book your place before the end of August.
Visit the website below for further details.
CONTACT: Veronica Tangney 087 99 67 615
Enjoying the annual Ballydaly Sports 2009 and ensuring that all are provided with refreshments. (pic. Seán Radley)
“Now there’s a brilliant fund-raising idea,” say Fr. Declan O’Connor, P.P. and Denis Lane as they note Martin Cleary’s new hair style (recently dyed for a €200.00 bet!). Martin indicates that he would be glad to re-dye his hair for a sponsored fund-raiser in aid of the restoration building fund for the Church. The church fund is now past the one million euro mark. (pic Seán Radley)
Noel was re-elected to his seat on Cork County Council. The Kanturk Electoral Area was being reduced from a 5 seater to 4 seater, and unfortunately Marie “The Shamrock” Murphy from the West End failed to get re-elected by a very narrow margin in the seventh count. Her loss will be a big loss to the town.
(pic Seán Radley)
(pic. Seán Radley)
THE BLACK MARE ASCENT TO CARRAUNTOOHIL. 27th. Jun.’09
BY
Mary O’Mahony
This is a straight forward route to the summit but I think only on a fine day and with clear visibility! It begins with a walk up the concrete road, so named because it is literally concrete that you are climbing for the first 15 mins. There is an udnerlay of iron underneath this mass of concrete. Some call it the Hydro road. Same route, if you fancy doing the Coomloughra Horseshoe.
The Black Mare Ascent is a very steep climb through a wide gully,
Emerging within 100m of the summit.
The impressive exterior of the recently renovated Carnegie Hall, Millstreet.(pic. Seán Radley)
Minister Batt O’Keeffe reviews the progress at the new two room extension being built at Presentation N.S., Millstreet.
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to news report 973 from Mllstreet.
Fondest greetings dear listeners and I wish you all the very best on this , rather wet, but very mild Tuesday morning.
There was a great buzz in the town at the weekend with many people home on holidays and others visiting the area. But the Clara Inn was a hive of music, food and good companionship for the retirement party in honour of Davy Twomey, His employer John Buckley , and his co-workers from the building industry as well as family friends and neighbours, gathered to wish the popular Davy many years of well deserved and happy retirement.
James O’Sullivan and Kathleen Healy manning one of the Millstreet polling booths during the recent local and european elections. (pic. Seán Radley)
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to news report 971 from Millstreet.
Fondest greetings dear listeners and I wish you all the very best on this balmy, mild, Tuesday morning with the sun doing its best to come out. [read more …] “Eily's News Report # 971”
