Celebrating Presentation Day 2013 in Millstreet

Two Students from Millstreet Community - Ava Barry and Chloe Collins placed a special wreath of flowers in the Cemetery of the Presentation Sisters following Mass this Presentation morning.  The oldest past-pupil present was John O'Keeffe who began school in 1928 at Presentation N.S..  It was to also mark the 40th anniversary of MCS which has had close links with the Presentation Order.   Click on the image to enlarge.  (S.R.)
Two Students from Millstreet Community School – Ava Barry and Chloe Collins – placed a special wreath of flowers in the Cemetery of the Presentation Sisters following Mass this Presentation morning. The oldest past-pupil present was John O’Keeffe (on extreme right) who began school in 1928 at Presentation N.S.. It was to also mark the 40th anniversary of MCS which has had close links with the Presentation Order. Sr. Kathleen (4th from left) spoke on behalf of the Presentation Order.  Click on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)

Banteer Ploughing Competition

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Banteer Ploughing association will be holding their 49th Annual Ploughing Competition on Sunday the 1st of December 2013 at Inchidaly, Banteer.

It promises to be a great event with the Usual Competition Classes. This year we will  hold once again the greatly anticipated Local Contractors Class, this class promises to bring a large crowd.

All entries from far and near are welcome. All spectators are very welcome to witness some of the countries expert plough men and women turn the sod.  Competitors are asked to be in the field at 11am. The event will be signposted from Banteer Village and Roskeen. Enquiries to Joe Twomey 087 926 0852.

LTV2 Programme 222 (Number 2 of 2013/2014 Season) Now Online

Programme 222 which will be broadcast Tonight Thursday 21 November at 10.00 is now online. You can now watch our Second Programme of the New Season right here at millstreet.ie or on the LTV2 Facebook Page and this Programme will be repeated next Sunday Evening November 24 at 8.00pm

To receive reception on your Television one needs to retune analogue settings (available in menu “settings”).   When scanning is complete one will now have the new channel – either UHF Channel 30 or UHF Channel 35 (or both in certain areas of Millstreet).   All this depends on how strong the signal is in any given area.   The UHF Channel 30 signal comes from the Carriganima direction whereas the UHF Channel 35 signal comes from the western side of Millstreet Town.  This is now saved and is presently transmitting the EWTN (Religious) Channel.  [read more …] “LTV2 Programme 222 (Number 2 of 2013/2014 Season) Now Online”

Denis Presents Wonderfully Historic Items to Museum

We extend sincere thanks to Denis Healy for three much appreciated items for Millstreet Museum - a Carbide Lamp (used on bikes in bygone days), a spent cartridge bullet from the famous "Aud" Ship which was so significant in the 1916 period (This is a hugely historic item) and a Primus which was in common use in homes at on picnics by the beach!  Click on the image to enlarge.  (S.R.)
We extend sincere thanks to Denis Healy for three much appreciated items for Millstreet Museum – a Carbide Lamp (used on bikes in bygone days), a spent cartridge bullet from the famous “Aud” Ship which was so significant in the 1916 period (This is a hugely historic item and it was given to Denis by a Cork gentleman whose name we shall later share) and a Primus which was in common use in homes at on picnics by the beach! Click on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)