Community website for Millstreet, Co. Cork, Ireland
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Drishanebeg Train Ambush Centenary Commemoration Committee
At a meeting during the centenary commemorations it was proposed that a plaque should be erected to mark the actual site of the ambush for future generations. With the kind permission of Michael, Pam and the Thornton Family and with the support of the Committee (some who are now deceased – May they Rest in Peace) – the plaque (pictured above) has now been erected at the site of the ambush.
A meeting of Dromtariffe Community Alert will be held at the Parish Hall on 15th Feb. 2024 at 8pm. It is vital that a member of each household attends so we can continue to take care of each other. (We thank Séamus for the important Notice)
Scoil Mhuire B.N.SVideo 7- MCS Snaps- 2004 to 2008
Video 8- MCS Snaps, 2008 to 2010
We thank Chris Horan for sharing this excellent “Reeling Back the Years” video in preparation for the very special 50th Anniversary Concert at Millstreet Community School on Friday, 1st Dec. 2023 for which tickets are now on sale. To view this superb video click HERE. (S.R.)
Two sheep have escaped just back the Clara road, from the field across from Alps Cross. They have gone into someone’s garden on the road now.
Sheep Found Grazing in Killarney Road, Millstreet Garden this Saturday morning, 14th Oct. 2023. Owner please contact 087 791 0116. UPDATE: The Sheep has now left the Garden and has proceeded up Killarney Road towards the Town. FURTHER UPDATE: The Sheep is now happily reunited with its Owner. (S.R.)
The Glebe is impassable due to the current weather conditions
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Most recent drone footage of the western side of the new N22 Macroom & Ballyvourney bypass. Flying east to west this clip shows the nest section of the new road that is to be opened later this week. This section will bypass the winding road people will be familiar with, just east of Ballymakeera village.
Great credit is due to Millstreet Tidy Towns Association for the dedicated coordination of arranging to put in place a magnificent new Mural at Minor Row. Neil O’Dwyer, Artist Supreme, from Tipperary is presently carrying out the splendid task at the Minor Row entrance to the Fair Field. Well done also to the O’Riordan Family for according permission to place the beautiful Mural on the gable end of their Family home. Millstreet has always been famous in the equestrian world with the two most important Horse Fairs of the year taking place in March and in September. The splendid Mural is therefore most apt for this particular location and indeed for the entire town. When fully completed it will look truly remarkable. Here we share a selection of images reflecting on the wonderfully uplifting development. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “Preparing a Magnificent New Mural at Minor Row, Millstreet”
Collie dog to be rehomed, owner has two other dogs.
Contact – 087 7602767
On this Tuesday – 4th July 2023 …. American Independence Day– preceded by “Jimmy Reidy & Friends” with a wonderful programme from the splendid Archival Show where the focus is on Crossbarry at 8pm (the repeat of which one may hear after the Maureen Henry Show on Sunday night just after 10.30pm) we invite you to also tune into “Radio Treasures” this Tuesday from 9.10 to 11.30pm on Cork Music Station. Feel very welcome to contact the live programme by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com or texting 086 825 0074 – One may also WhatsApp that number. Tonight’s programme includes : 1. 9.30pm Sharing a Simple Formula for Happy Living….And also special mention of Deacon Thady O’Connor’s Upcoming Book Launch in Tralee. 2. 10.00pm Special Tribute to the late Mary Carr. 3. 10.15pm Interview with Con Lynch of Ballyvourney (Part 1 of 2). You can now access Con’s 40 minute Interview here.
…. as well as lots of uplifting songs, music, musings and requests…. We chat about the many images below … plus much more. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.10 to 11.30pm on CMS”
Cork Music Station in conjunction with Millstreet Vintage Club are back again in 2023 to raise much needed funds for Bumbleance the Children’s Charity Ambulance Service,a summer car run was held on Saturday 17th June 2023 last for the cause and also there is a Go Fund Me Page open until the end of June 2023 for anybody that might still wish to contribute,there is just 1 day left now if you wish to make a Contribution
We send a very special thank you for your support so far this year and also in the years past and you have a final chance on the Go Fund Me Page here https://gofund.me/1304c460 before it closes tomorrow night.
Thanks again for the continued Support.
We are looking for people to join our Conference. Become part of a team, that supports people in your local Community who are going through a difficult time. Join ort local Conference which visits people in their homes to offer friendship, support and practical assistance with empathy and compassion, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference to people in your local Community. Volunteering with S.V.D.P. is very rewarding. People reach out to us for many different reasons and it’s nice to be able to help. People put their trust in us and a little kindness goes a long way. We’re looking for leaders who can share their expertise.
Our Conference covers Millstreet, Ballydaly, Cullen, Kilcorney, Rathcoole, Dromagh, Derrinagree.
Please get in touch and tell us a little bit about yourself and volunteer today.
Email by Friday 21st July to
Eileen O’Sullivan
President St Patricks Conference
Here we share the first example of our recently broadcasted “Radio Treasures” Interviews on a newly formed Cork Music Station YouTube Podcast Channel created with the very kind and expert assistance of Bernard Crowley. The intention is to add more content on this Channel from broadcasts on Cork Music Station including segments from “Radio Treasures” (Tuesdays 9.10pm to 11.30pm) and other CMS Broadcasts. The first of these items is an interview with Breda Dyland (standing 4th from left in picture below) at Millstreet Library with the Knitters and Natters Group. (S.R.)
On 13th June 2023 in the presence of his loving family, John C. passed away in Mallow General Hospital. Late staff of St. Stephen’s Hospital, Sarsfields Court and Our Lady’s Hospital, Lee Road, Cork. Beloved husband of Sheila (O’Callaghan) and loved father of Ailish and Seán. Sadly missed by his wife, children, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, relatives, neighbours and friends.
May He Rest in Peace
Reposing on Thursday 15th June from 5pm to 6.30pm in Tarrant’s Funeral Home Millstreet, followed by removal to St. Patrick’s Church, Millstreet. Requiem Mass on Friday 16th June at 11am, burial afterwards in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Millstreet. No flowers please, donations to Mallow General Hospital.
Funeral Mass will be live-streamed on
http://www.churchservices.tv/millstreet
House private.
Messages of sympathy can be left on the condolence link HERE.
Final week of the Cork County Council Anti-Litter Challenge 
Volunteers needed on Tuesday June 6th for our next litter pick up
We’ll be meeting at the Fair Field Car Park @ 7:30pm, and heading up Pound Hill, into Murphy’s Terrace and onto Liscahane. Gloves, bags and pickers are provided.
Extra hands greatly appreciated as our usual volunteers will be putting up the flower baskets. 
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Acknowledgement and First Anniversary
3 rd June 2022
Gillian Daly
Douglas, Cork / Millstreet
The family of the late Gillian Daly of Douglas, Cork and formally of Liscahane, Millstreet,
wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown
to us following our sad loss.
We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours and well-wishers who visited
our home, attended the wake, mass and burial and who provided emotional and practical
support for us over the past year. For those who telephoned, travelled long distances, sent
floral tributes, cards, letters and messages of condolences, to our neighbours and friends
who lined the streets and roads on Gillian’s final journey; we are truly grateful.
A special word of thanks to the emergency services who attended to Gillian and for their
respect and kindness. To all those who participated in the mass, especially Canon John
Fitzgerald, P.P., Fr. Richard Dowling, Sharon Lane, Julie Brady and to our neighbours Siobhán
and Mary Forde who provided such a beautiful send off.
To those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it
would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as
an expression of our deepest gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for
your intentions.
The First Anniversary Mass for Gillian will be held on Saturday June 3 rd , in Carmelite Friary,
Kinsale at 10am and she will be remembered also at 6.15pm mass in St Patrick’s Church,
Millstreet.
She was beauty, grace and kindness and will not be forgotten.
Ar dheis dé go raibh a hanam
We share images of some recent activities in Cloghoula N.S. and congratulate their hurling/camogie team as well as wishing them well in the upcoming Duhallow Sciath na Scol Hurling/Camogie Final.
[read more …] “Cloghoula N.S. Open Day on Tuesday 30th May 2023”
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to my weekly Report.
Blue skies, lovely sunshine and a gentle breeze not an easy time to settle down to write. But there is a fine wash blowing on the line, so let that be my consolation. Good for You, Mother Nature.
The month of May is fading fast but not without proof that it’s a good one. The silage season is in full swing and by all accounts the yield is good. Grass lands and cornfields also. These are the most important features in any year. To see the food crops doing well is reason enough for us all to rejoice. The white thorns are weighed down with flowers and there is a huge crab-apple tree on our road and the show of blossoms has to be seen to be believed and as I mentioned our road. The County Council have spent a lot of time and effort cleaning the margins all the way from Church Street to Kilmeedy Bridge. No half measures, they took away all the growth right in to the wall/ditch. Which is great. Trouble is that people still continue to throw litter out of their cars and with no grass margins to hide them they completely ruin the whole scene. We can only ask the offenders to please change their ways and remind them once again that a hefty fine awaits anybody who is caught. The anti-litter applies to both town and country areas .
Short video of yesterday’s Millstreet Vintage Club Cars and Coffee Event held in the Grounds of Drishane Castle in Millstreet.
