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Reprinted: Ready Willing Waiting: Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Rathduane, Irish Volunteers 1916
Millstreet Monument Committee.
‘Ready Willing Waiting,
Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Rathduane
Irish Volunteers 1916’
By
Millstreet Monument Committee & Noreen Meaney
We were delighted with the response to our book and all copies were sold out before Easter. Due to continued demand the book had been reprinted and will be available locally from Friday 8th April at the following outlets:
- Wordsworth, The Square, Millstreet,
- Coleman’s Petrol Station ,
- Guerin’s Shop Ballydaly.
- Angland’s Petrol Station, Dromagh,
- Boherbue Post Office,
- Kanturk Bookshop,
- Macroom Bookshop.
The cost of the book is €12.00
Where you can get your copy of “Ready, Willing, Waiting”
Ready Willing Waiting
Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Rathduane
Irish Volunteers 1916
Follllowing numerous enquiries on where to buy the book, here is a list of the shops where the book is available for sale:
- Wordsworth, the Square Millstreet,
- Centra, The West End,
- Guerin’s Shop Ballydaly,
- Angland’s Petrol Station, Dromagh,
- Banteer Post Office,
- Kanturk Bookshop, and
- Macroom Bookshop.
Price: €12
Book Launch: Ready, Willing, Waiting. Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Rathduane Irish Volunteers 1916
On March 9th, Millstreet Monument Committee will host a talk entitled ‘Order, Counter-order, Disorder Easter 1916 in Cork’ delivered by Gerry White. Gerry is an author and military historian. Along with Brendan O’Shea he has co-written ‘The Burning of Cork’ and ‘Baptised in Blood – The Formation of the Cork Brigade of Irish Volunteers ’. another book entitled ‘A Great Sacrifice: Cork Servicemen who died in the Great War’ was published following a detailed study conducted by both men which focused on Cork city and country in which they identified at least 3,784 people from the area who lost their lives in the Great War. He is an annual contributor to the ‘Holly Bough’ and also contributes to the Evening Echo and Cork Examiner. His talk will focus on The Cork Brigade and their mobilisation during Easter Week 1916.
On the same night (8pm March 9th 2016) The Committee will launch their publication written by Noreen Meaney entitled ‘Ready Willing Waiting: Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Millstreet Irish Volunteers 1916.’ The book tells the story of the formation of the four Companies of Irish Volunteers who mobilised on Easter Sunday 23 April 1916, their activities in Millstreet while the Rising continued in [read more …] “Book Launch: Ready, Willing, Waiting. Keale, Millstreet, Mushera, Rathduane Irish Volunteers 1916”