Tim O’Sullivan Honoured in Staten Island, New York
Category: People
“Radio Treasures” Tonight Includes Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024
Preceded by Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show No. 123 relating to Labbamologga near Mitchelstown featuring the late great Sam O’Doherty from Tipperary on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 29th Oct. 2024…..“Radio Treasures” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features at 9.20pm A brief Interview with Museum Guests from Rylane and Aghabullogue while at 9.30pm (preceded by a special request for Cath and Mervyn Sharpe from U.K.) Our Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024…Final Visit next Tuesday at 9.30pm) with splendid music, chat and songs. All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show. 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.)
[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight Includes Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024″
Exhibition on Holy Wells in Ballydehob during November 2024
Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 27th October 2024
PARISH NEWSLETTER
BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time
27th October 2024
Canon John Fitzgerald, P.P.
Telephone Nos.: Landline: 029 70043 & Mobile: 087 775 2948
Email: millstreet @dioceseofkerry.ie
Website: www.dioceseofkerry.ie
All Masses are livestreamed on www.churchservices.tv/millstreet
Parish Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
10.00am to 1.00pm & 2.00pm to 5pm
RECENT DEATHS: Theresa Sheehan, Drishane Road; Franjo Maric, St. Joseph’s Gardens; Humphrey O’Donoghue, Station Road; Larry Morley, Coalpits; Jimmy O’Sullivan, Cahirbarnagh; Eileen O’Flynn (née Burke), Shanballymore; Agnes O’Sullivan, Kilmacrane & Dublin.
Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:
Saturday 26th October: Rosary will be recited at 5.40p.m.
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Eileen Healy & Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea.
Sunday 27th October:
Ballydaly 9.30a.m. People of the Parish
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Peggy & Con Lane, Cahirdowney; Noreen & Mary Murphy, Inchileagh; Kevin & Ann Cronin, Clara Road.
ANNIVERSARIES: Jack & Peggy Cronin, Drishanemore; Arthur O’Keeffe, Drishane Road; Betty Culhane, Clara Road; Maura Falvey, Killarney Road; Eily Kelleher, Kilmeedy; Denny McCarthy, Cloghoulabeg; Jerh & Andrew McCarthy, Currow; Mary McSweeney, Cloghoulamore; Denis Murphy, Cahirdowney; Paddy & Margaret Burke, Kanturk.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR FEAST OF ALL SAINTS 1st November:
Thursday 31st October:
Millstreet 7.30p.m. Betty Culhane, Clara Road
Friday 1st November:
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dave Campbell, Scotland (recently deceased)
MASS INTENTIONS FOR NEXT WEEKEND:
Saturday 2nd November: Rosary will be recited at 5.40p.m.
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Annual Mass of Remembrance for those whose funerals took place in Millstreet & Ballydaly.
Sunday 3rd November:
Cullen 9.30a.m. Annual Mass of Remembrance for those whose funerals took place in Cullen.
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Jack Kelleher, Aubane; Bridie & Cornelius Keane, Drimoleague; Hannah Keane & Fr. Denis Keane.
PASTORAL AREA PRIEST ON DUTY: Sunday 27th: Fr. Jim Kennelly (029) 76151/ (087) 2401331. Sunday 3rd November: Fr. John Fitzgerald (087) 7752948.
Rotas for next weekend 31st October/1st November |
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| CHURCH | TIME | READER |
EUCHARISTICMINISTERS |
Millstreet |
7.30 p.m. | Mary Ita Cronin | Group E |
| 11.30 a.m. | Mona Linehan | Group B | |
Rotas for next weekend 2nd & 3rd November |
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| CHURCH | TIME | READER |
EUCHARISTICMINISTERS |
Millstreet |
6.15 p.m. | Michael Cashman | Group A |
| 11.30 a.m. | Jerry Doody | Group C | |
Cullen |
9.30 a.m. | O’Leary Family | Irene Duggan & Derry Morley |
MILLSTREET CHURCH: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.
Monday (28th) Funeral Mass for Jimmy O’Sullivan, Cahirbarnagh at 11.00a.m.
Mass on Tuesday (29th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Wednesday (30th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Saturday (2nd) for The Holy Souls at 10.00a.m. [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 27th October 2024”
Huge congratulations to Finn O’Dwyer Cullen
Huge congratulations
to Finn O’Dwyer Cullen (Kanturk RFC/Millstreet) –
the Ireland U18 Clubs Squad Named For Two-Match Series Against Italy
Best Wishes to Breeda O’Riordan
Wonderful School Photo of the 1940s
We thank Eily Buckley not only for the wonderfully historic School Photo of the 1940s but also its very comprehensive caption. The photo features Eily’s late sister, Mary who was also known as Sr. Rupert, a Presentation Sister who was especially renowned in her role as Choir Coordinator supreme in the very beautiful St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney. This photo is sure to evoke special memories for many. It was taken in the playground of Millstreet’s Presentation N.S.. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
Recalling the Millstreet Branch of Ancient Order of Hibernians
Among a number of truly historical items recently presented to Millstreet Museum is a superb photo dating most likely from the 1960s. We thank Tony Murray-O’Callaghan for so very kindly presenting these treasured items. Here we share that special photograph and we include as comprehensive a caption as possible. However, there are some names which we cannot immediately identify. If you can fill in any of the blanks it would be greatly appreciated. Please email millstreetmuseum @gmail.com or WhatsApp 086 825 0074. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)
Features on “Radio Treasures” Tonight Include Third Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024 & Happy Reuniting of Photo with Owner
Preceded by Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show No. 121 relating to Muskerry including Ballinagree and surrounding areas on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 22nd Oct. 2024…..“Radio Treasures” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features at 9.20pm the very Happy Reuniting of the Lost Photo with its Owner while at 9.30pm Our Third Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024 with splendid music, chat and songs. All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show. 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.)
Kevin’s Wonderful Poetic Tribute to Noreen
From Kevin McDermott from Co. Wexford we received the following much appreciated message followed by his magnificent Poem dedicated to Noreen: “I wrote this love poem as a memory of a wonderful Millstreet girl Noreen Cronin from Murphy’s Terrace. Noreen was my partner, wife and soul mate for 53 years until she passed away over four years ago. I hope to turn the poem into a song and have already composed the music to fit the words. The attached photo shows Noreen on her wedding day. I’m sure that a few people will remember her . Kind Regards, Kevin McDermott.”
*A Lovely Old Waltz*
Our hearts were young and life was fun
When we met in a bright city street
Her smiling face in that lonely place
Caught my eye and my heart skipped a beat.
I was beguiled by her lovely smile
Alone and far from her home
That Irish colleen who would be my queen
My dearest, my darling Noreen.
An accordion played, to the music we swayed,
Our hearts were at one with the beat
I looked in her eyes they told me no lies,
I loved her, there was no retreat.
She said she loved me, how I hoped it would be
I prayed that her words were not false
In London town true love we found
As we danced to a lovely old waltz.
Those days are long gone but the memories live on
Of a life that was loving and blessed
Our love it stayed strong as the years moved along
For our children we both did our best.
But the good Lord He came and He called her by name
To his heavenly home up above.
My darling is gone, yet the music lives on
And the tune is a lovely old waltz.
Eily’s Report – 22nd October 2024
Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a cáirde and welcome to my report.
The Autumn leaves got a quick shift on Sunday when Storm Ashley swept the land. It blew fast and strong as we made our way out of 11.30 Mass on Sunday.and continued until well into the night. In the past such gales would be sweeping all sorts of debris in it’s path. But due to modern day methods, and the efforts of our Tidy Towns volunteers ,etc. we have been conditioned into an anti-litter way of thinking, such as picking up papers and general rubbish. I couldn’t but notice that the only thing in its path, were to multicoloured leaves. How things have changed. It’s interesting to note how we’ve all been trained to keep our public and private places looking good and litter free. And it wasn’t easy. At my age , I suppose I’m safe to say that we grew up in an untidy world. Anything that was no good was thrown away . In the country side there was plenty of room for old broken buckets , cups and plates, cardboard boxes, clothing , bits of galvenise ,tin cans,the list goes on. They were all fired into some hollow in a nearby hedge or wood ,while still around the yard ,old garments ,torn and no longer used,could be left hanging of an old nail on a haybarn pole or cowhouse or piggery until they eventually fell off and got mixed with the heap of dung , the heap of dung which was a permanent feature in every farm yard. When planting time came it was no surprise to find a relic of a long discarded knitted guansai amid the dung in the drills as you planted the schilaanes.Everything was ‘thrown’. The skins of the potatoes after the dinner were ‘thrown’ out in the yard to the fowl and the animals. So also the rubbish,it was ‘thrown ‘ out. We lived within striking distance of the town. And every town dweller kept a pig or two ,out the back. But were at a loss as what to do with their waste. So my Father would let them bring it to our dung heap. Needless to say in time it made its way into our ground. And at harvest time or at the time of digging the potatoes, we regularly found bit of crockery or bit of an old garment, different from any of ours. Letting us know that their heap of dung was also their ‘throw-away’ facility.
It took a long time to change that kind of thinking. The old adage of ‘what’s good enough for my father is good enough for us ‘ was hard to break. As well as that,places were in some cases, badly built, and indeed badly kept, so when the storm came a lot of damage was done . Even the winter snow was a thing to be feared when it fell heavy on a badly maintained roof .some fell and were never re-built . Like so many other changes which have crept upon us with the passage of time ,anti litter and better maintenance is here to stay. In looking back to the way we were,can anybody blame me for the way I felt in the blinding rain and high winds on Sunday morning last,while waiting for my drive , for noticing the passing stream of golden leaves,devoid of tin cans,and glass bottles and rags which were so much part of life when I was young.
This week we celebrate the twentieth anniversary passing of my beloved husband Dan Buckley. RIP. Our Family has increased alot since then and I wonder what he’d think of us to-day. I know he’d smile.
I went to the Community Council meeting last Tues. night. Their meetings are held on the first Tuesday night of the month and they now meet at the lovely FET centre on the Main St. It was indeed a very uplifting occasion for me. A brand new trio are at the helm. Anne Collins deputising for Noel Buckley,Marie O’Riondan (O’Sullivan) Treasurer ,and Sinead Corkery (Roche) Sec. And a fine mix of young vibrant members making up a very promising Community Council in our parish. Their books are full of things to do and they have the support of all the town traders and business people of the area. They even have their own website . As ever, cash or the lack of ,will always be a challenge. But they have many irons in the fire and they will be telling us about them in due course. The development of the Cinema getting top priority at the moment. Like everything else ,things have come a long way since 1977 when we took it on for the first time.(And I’m the last survivor of that first Council). They deserve the full support of everybody, please help them in every way you can, for the good of our place. At the moment they are gathering material for the 2025 calendar, and they are asking for any photographs etc. which you’d like included. Please send yours to Marie Twomey, Priest’s Cross.087 2802529. [read more …] “Eily’s Report – 22nd October 2024”
Seeking After School or Weekend Work
Seventeen year old looking for work. After school hours or weekends. Please contact 083 063 4149 if you know of anything available – Patrick.
National Dairy Show 2024
We thank Geraldine Dennehy, Photographer Supreme, for this wonderful selection of images recalling the recent very successful National Dairy Show 2024 held at Green Glens, Millstreet. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “National Dairy Show 2024”
Taizé Prayer Around the Cross – Monday at 8.15pm
Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 20th October 2024
PARISH NEWSLETTER
BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time
20th October 2024
Canon John Fitzgerald, P.P.
Telephone Nos.: Landline: 029 70043 & Mobile: 087 775 2948
Email: millstreet @dioceseofkerry.ie
Website: www.dioceseofkerry.ie
All Masses are livestreamed on www.churchservices.tv/millstreet
Parish Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
10.00am to 1.00pm & 2.00pm to 5pm
RECENT DEATHS: Charlie Cooper, Claraghatlea; Paddy Duggan, Cullen.
Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:
Saturday 19th October:
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Mary Murray-O’Callaghan, Woodland Drive (recently deceased); Denis Murphy, Cahirdowney.
Sunday 20th October:
Cullen 9.30a.m. Timmy John O’Riordan, Ahane; Pat & the deceased members of the O’Keeffe Family Glountane & Boherbue; Nellie & Con Kerins, Lisnaboy; Geoff, Kathleen & Timmy O’Sullivan, Cullen.
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dan Buckley, Geararoe; John Kelleher, Adrivale; Patrick Buckley, Tralee & Millstreet; Pádraig Creedon, Mushera.
Enrolment for First Holy Communion children will take place during Mass.
ANNIVERSARIES: Julia Creedon, Liscahane; Denny Desmond, Liscahane; Kitty O’Riordan, Knocknakilla; Michael Kelleher, Kilmeedy Lower; Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea; Andrew Guerin, Knocknagullane; Bridget O’Riordan, Gortavehy; William O’Regan, Ballydaly; John O’Connell, Dooneen; Denny John Hickey, Cullen; Maura McCarthy, Gurteen; Nell Hoare, Macroom.
Mass Intentions for NEXT WEEKEND:
Saturday 26th October:
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Eileen Healy & Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea.
Sunday 27th October:
Ballydaly 9.30a.m. Private Intention
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Peggy & Con Lane, Cahirdowney; Noreen & Mary Murphy, Inchileagh; Kevin & Ann Cronin, Clara Road.
Taizé Prayer around the Cross on Monday night (21st) in Millstreet Church at 8.15p.m.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday in Millstreet Church 10.30- 7.30pm.
LEGION OF MARY meet every Tuesday night in Parish Centre at 7.30p.m.
| Rotas for next weekend 26th & 27th October | |||
| CHURCH | TIME | READER | EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS |
| Millstreet | 6.15 p.m. | Eimear Buckley | Group D |
| 11.30 a.m. | Bernie Cronin | Group A | |
| Ballydaly | 9.30 a.m. | Dan O’Riordan | Mary Murphy |
Millstreet Church: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.
Mass on Monday (21st) for Maureen Falvey, Killarney Road (First Anniversary) and her husband Tom at 7.30p.m.
Mass on Tuesday (22nd) for People of the Parish at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Wednesday (23rd) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.
No Mass on Thursday (24th)
Mass on Friday (25th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m. [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 20th October 2024”
Millstreet Gramophone Circle Presentation by Paddy Murphy, Tullig
Millstreet Gramophone Circle Presentation by Paddy Murphy, Tullig, Millstreet will take place on Friday, 18th October 2024 at 8.15pm in the Canon O’Donovan Day Centre, Clara Road, Millstreet. There will be a Limerick theme throughout Paddy’s programme on this occasion. Everyone is very welcome.
Millstreet Library
Helen’s Images of Deer on a Frosty Killarney Morning
We thank Photographer Supreme, Helen Mulcahy Vaughan, for sharing these three superb images of Deer in Killarney on a recent frosty morning. Tap on the images to enlarge.
Millstreet Meals on Wheels
The Millstreet Meals on Wheels service is available for the elderly & isolated in the Millstreet catchment area. All food is prepared in Millstreet Day Centre & we operate the service 5 days a week. You can order a hot dinner for as many days as you like, delivered to your door from Mon-Fri for just €6 a day for the main meal & €2 for dessert.
A variety of meals are served throughout the week and the staff will endeavour to facilitate individual tastes when preparing meals. Coeliac dinners & desserts available also. Please see our menu for next week below.
If you or anyone you know would like to avail of the Meals on Wheels Service over the coming weeks please contact the kitchen on (029) 30998 or the office on (029) 70926 (please leave a message if no answer) or email info @millstreetdaycentre.ie
Job Opportunity at K&L – Administration Clerk
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____________________________________________________________________________
APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING FULL TIME POSITION.
ADMINISTRATION CLERK.
POSITION:
TO TAKE PHONE BOOKINGS FROM CUSTOMERS AND TO OPERATE A COMPUTERISED TRANSPORT SOFTWARE SYSTEM.
HOURS:
40 HOURS PER WEEK. 08:30AM TO 17:30PM WITH 1 HOUR FOR LUNCH
CANDIDATE:
PERSON SELECTED WILL BE PERSONABLE, HAVE THE ABILITY TO WORK AS PART OF A TEAM IN A BUSY OFFICE.
TOUCH TYPING IS ESSENTIAL AND ALL OTHER TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED.
REPLIES IMMEDIATELY TO:
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MANAGING DIRECTOR.
A Tribute to Humphrey Hickey by Brian O’Leary
A Tribute to Humphrey Hickey
by Brian O’Leary
Oct 4th with a spin up town,
I heard the awful news,
I could not believe my ears,
It’s like I didn’t have a clue.
To my local I did go
for my usaul 3 or 4,
Couldn’t even concentrate,
The news shocked me to my core.
Met a friend out the back,
I straight out asked him was it true?
With a saddened face and tearful eyes,
He couldn’t believe it too.
Humphrey was a gentleman
And always had the craic,
Followed every sport,
A proud Cork man that’s a fact.
From New York to the
Boeing,
And Duhallow to the Stráid.
Humphrey was a brilliant man,
and deeply loved by all.
He always gave a helping hand,
Be it Christmas lights or GAA,
All local clubs around the place,
Especially on athletics day.
The stories of Humf,
will go on forever more.
Inside Heaven with a cheeky smile,
He’d say “now barrs, ceart go leor”!
A Close Friend
Few Places Left on FET Centre Courses at Main Street
Cork College of FET, Millstreet Centre, Main Street, Millstreet. P51 W3 Y2
There are a few places left on the following courses here in the FET Centre:
- Stress Management (learn how to deal and cope with stress, improve wellbeing and focus on life goals)
- One to One Tuition (get help with personal challenges with reading, writing, filling in forms etc)
- Sustainable Living (learn how to make choices in life that will improve our impact in society while enjoying ourselves in the process. Acquire the knowledge and skills through Art, Preservation, Recycling, Cooking etc through many formats)
- Art and Crafts (develop your artistic traits and qualities in a fun and pleasurable environment)
Please contact Marie on 086 770 7301 if you are interested in any of the above. Very limited number of spaces available on all courses.
Wonderful Success in Paris for Duhallow Gymnastic Club
Sincere congratulations to the wonderfully successful Duhallow Gymnastic Club with the three girls from Millstreet (Aoife, Neila and Emma) having achieved 2nd & 3rd place finishes in their respective groups last Saturday & they also had the truly great honour of actually participating in the famous Parade in Disneyland last Sunday, 13th Oct. 2024. Read more about the superb event on https://www.facebook.com/reel/847028950952123/?mibextid=WC7FNe Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “Wonderful Success in Paris for Duhallow Gymnastic Club”
AIB Coffee Morning on Friday, 18th Oct. 10am to Noon
CCÉ Seisiún at Corkery’s Bar at 7pm Sat. 19th Oct. 2024
SECAD Workshops in October 2024
Joshua O’Sullivan: Raising Funds for Little Princess Trust
My name is Joshua O’Sullivan, and for the past five years, I have been growing my hair for children in need, a journey that began during the unprecedented times of the COVID-19 pandemic. I am hoping to cut and donate over 13 inches of hair to The Little Princess Trust on the 2nd November 2024.
When the world went into lockdown, everything changed. In the face of so much uncertainty and hardship, I felt compelled to do something meaningful, something that could help others during such a difficult time. I began reflecting on the struggles faced by children who, due to illness or medical conditions, lose their hair and don’t fully understand why they look different from their peers. The thought of a child looking in the mirror, confused as to why they can’t have hair like their friends, touched me deeply. This became my motivation to help.
My journey started back in Transition Year of secondary school. It began with a simple buzz haircut, a haircut I have worn for many years, but it is something I never could have predicted would turn into such a significant endeavor. As the months turned into years, I remained committed to this cause, determined to make a tangible difference in the lives of children who might benefit from my hair donation. Over the years, my hair has grown to over 13 inches in length, now kept in a low ponytail, a symbol of my dedication to this mission.
[read more …] “Joshua O’Sullivan: Raising Funds for Little Princess Trust”
Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 13th October 2024
PARISH NEWSLETTER
BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Twenty-Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time
13th October 2024
Canon John Fitzgerald, P.P.
Telephone Nos.: Landline: 029 70043 & Mobile: 087 775 2948
Email: millstreet @dioceseofkerry.ie
Website: www.dioceseofkerry.ie
All Masses are livestreamed on www.churchservices.tv/millstreet
Parish Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
10.00am to 1.00pm & 2.00pm to 5pm
RECENT DEATHS: Humphrey Hickey, Dromsicane & Station Road; Denis O’Brien, Ballydaly & Cloghoulabeg; Derry Horgan, London & Killarney Road; Maureen Daly, Durrus
Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:
Saturday 12th October:
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Nellie, Denis, Thomas & Eileen Kelleher, Murphy’s Terrace; Detta & Con Corcoran, Murphy’s Terrace.
Sunday 13th October:
Ballydaly 9.30a.m. Fr. Con Kiely, Ballydaly (First Anniversary); The deceased members of the Carroll Family, Coolinarne.
Millstreet 11.30 a.m. Peter O’Sullivan, Cloghoulamore; Daniel & Margaret O’Leary, Ploverfield; Patrick Gilbourne, Rathkeale.
ANNIVERSARIES: Jim O’Connor, West End; Dola O’Byrne, West End; Noreen Murphy, Inchileagh; Maurice O’Connor, Dooneen; Ben Flahive, Cork; Hannah, John & the deceased members of the O’Shea Family, Coachford.; Jerry O’Donoghue, Fethard & Cahirbarnagh.
Mass Intentions for NEXT WEEKEND:
Saturday 19th October:
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Mary Murray-O’Callaghan, Woodland Drive (recently deceased); Denis Murphy, Cahirdowney.
Sunday 20th October:
Cullen 9.30a.m. Timmy John O’Riordan, Ahane; Pat & the deceased members of the O’Keeffe Family Glountane & Boherbue; Nellie & Con Kerins, Lisnaboy; Geoff, Kathleen & Timmy O’Sullivan, Cullen.
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dan Buckley, Geararoe; John Kelleher, Adrivale; Patrick Buckley, Tralee & Millstreet; Pádraig Creedon, Mushera.
Enrolment for First Holy Communion children will take place during 11.30a.m Mass. We ask God to guide these children, their families & teachers on this faith journey.
| Rotas for next weekend 19th & 20th October | |||
| CHURCH | TIME | READER | EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS |
| Millstreet | 6.15 p.m. | Eimear Buckley | Group C |
| 11.30 a.m. | Eileen O’Sullivan | Group D | |
| Cullen | 9.30 a.m. | Marie Morley | Derry Morley |
Millstreet Church: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.
Mass on Monday (14th) for Private Intention at 7.30p.m.
Mass on Tuesday (15th) for People of the Parish at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Wednesday (16th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Thursday (17th) for Elizabeth & Denis Dennehy, Pound Hill & their daughter Sheila Sherlock at 10.00a.m.
No Mass on Friday (18th) [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 13th October 2024”
Theresa Corcoran/Murphy, ” Corcoran’s” Drapery , West End, Millstreet – Fourth Anniversary
In memory of Theresa Corcoran/Murphy, ” Corcoran’s” Drapery , West End, Millstreet whose Fourth Anniversary occurs on Sat. 12th Oct. 2024. Theresa’s favourite song was “Let the Rest of the World Go By”
Owner Reunited with Photo Found at Coleman’s Car Park on Monday….Full Story Shared This Coming Tuesday on “Radio Treasures” at 9.20pm.
