Picture of the Day – “Terns Taking Flight”
Day: January 27, 2011
Tadhg Curtin Joins LTV2 Team for Programme 177
Seated in centre, Tadhg Curtin, a past pupil of Millstreet Community School and presently a Student of Broadcasting and Communication in Tralee joins Eily and Seán at the LTV2 Studio for this week's Programme 177 which will be broadcast tonight (Thursday) at 10.00 p.m. and repeated on Sunday at 8.00 pm..
Here we share a selection of images from the anchoring of the programme this week. Features this week include a look at a recent Horse Fair in Millstreet, the Ballydaly G.A.A. Reunion Event at the Wallis Arms, Fun Time with Mary & Seán M., Brendan & Jerry’s Corner, Eily interviews John Magee and Lisa O’Callaghan … and there’s more – lots more – and as William Fitzgerald is editing the [read more …] “Tadhg Curtin Joins LTV2 Team for Programme 177”
St. Johns GAA Texas Holdem Tournament
1970s Footballers Remembered
The Southern Star this week carries an article on the Carbery Football of the 1970s at the West Cork GAA awards. the Millstreet team are highly praised as fine adversaries :
… Millstreet were probably the strongest club team in the county with a handful of county players like the great Dinny Long, Humphrey Kelleher, John Coleman and Connie Hartnett and they fought some great battles with Carbery.
Who will ever forget the clash between Donal Hunt and Humphrey Kelleher in Macroom. Two iron men, neither backing down from the challenge, we can still hear the thump. Of course, those were the days when referees allowed the physical in football and there was a definite place for tough men. The pity was that such a fine Millstreet team never got to win the county …
Death Notice: Tim O’Riordan
The death has occurred on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 of Tim O’RIORDAN of 1 Minor Row Millstreet. Unexpectedly, at his residence. Removal from Tarrant’s Funeral Home, Millstreet this Thursday evening at 7.30pm to St. Patrick’s Church, Millstreet. Requiem Mass tomorrow, Friday, at 12 noon. Burial afterwards in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Millstreet.
