Day: August 4, 2012

Parish Newsletter: 5th August, 2012

PARISH NEWSLETTER for BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – 5th August, 2012
Canon John Fitzgerald P.P. Tel Nos. Millstreet 029-70043 / Mobile 087-7752948
Email: <email> www.dioceseofkerry.ie
PARISH OFFICE OPENING HOURS: MONDAY-TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY
10.00a.m.-1.00p.m. & 2.00p.m.-5.00p.m.

Your prayers are requested for the repose of the souls of the following and for those whose anniversaries occur around this time, and for those for whom masses will be offered during the week:

RECENT DEATHS: Sr. Augustine Counihan, Presentation Sister, Cahirciveen

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Millstreet E Enterprise Centre

Millstreet E Enterprise Centre is located right in the heart of the town at The Square, allowing easy access and plenty of free parking for clients.

This brand new COCOON facility offers a large state of the art training room and nine hot desks.

Although a small north Cork town, Millstreet has a proud tradition of enterprise which extends back to almost 300 years of trade and industry. The town is home to  Alps Electric (Ireland) Ltd., founded in Millstreet in 1988 in Mount Leader Industrial Estate, as a manufacturing base of ALPS Customers in Europe. ALPS is one of the world’s largest independent manufacturer of electromechanical components and the town’s largest employer. There are also a number of large-scale haulage contractors operating from [read more …] “Millstreet E Enterprise Centre”

Annagloor’s Matty Fitz

From the nineteen seventies two Irish champions from Annagloor of we have to recall
Jim Twohig in athletics and Denis Long in gaelic football
In their prime against Ireland’s best with success they did compete
And in sports they are amongst the best of Millstreet

But a century before them one who never competed in athletics or played gaelic football
Was one old timers of my young years i often heard recall
His name Matty Fitz he lived in Annagloor
A brave man who did speak out for Ireland’s rural poor [read more …] “Annagloor’s Matty Fitz”