We thank Photographer Supreme, Helen Mulcahy Vaughan, for sharing these three superb images of Deer in Killarney on a recent frosty morning. Tap on the images to enlarge.
Tag: Nature
Killarney National Park Autumn Talks Series 2024
Magnificent “Tranquility Garden” Developed at the Boeing by the River Blackwater
A truly magnificent “Tranquility Garden” has been very creatively developed at the Boeing by the River Blackwater in the Dooneen/Dromsicane area. Remarkable work has been carried out over the past several weeks by four supremely dedicated Volunteers assisted by willing helpers also. Sincere congratulations to Mary and Ted Collins, Dooneen and to Francis and Frank O’Riordan, Dromsicane on completing such an inspiring Haven of Peace – a very beautiful Tranquility Garden – in memory of the late Eileen O’Riordan with the dedicated seat and tree in view of her always welcoming family home where she shared such great happiness, generosity and kindest to one and all. Here we share a selection of images – many of which have been very kindly shared by Mary Collins – showing its gradual development over recent weeks. Large amount of Visitors have been calling to view the development especially during this splendid weather. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
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Fruitful Nature and Exciting Sport at Cloghoula N.S.
“Lunchtime Favourites” on CMS 13th June 2021 – 12.30 to 2.00pm
We invite you to submit your Requests for our weekly Music Request Show “Lunchtime Favourites” (Sunday, 13th June 2021) on Cork Music Station which is broadcast today from 12:30pm until 2.00pm. This is our 24th Lunchtime programme of 2021 where our songs and music are full of variety. All our usual features on today’s Show….But today we very especially focus on favourite songs to reflect the wonderful weather of Summer with songs of the 1950s and 1960s…And our special guest singer is Dean Martin with some truly excellent songs. And we also include songs by Davy Ryan plus music by the Shandrum Céilí Band and the Clare Céilí Band and a host of wonderful Local Singers including Jim Lyons, Breeda Tarrant, Film Music and more. And we feature some wonderful Classical Favourites. Just email your requests anytime either to corkmusicstation @gmail.com OR to millstreetmuseum @gmail.com or text/WhatsApp to 086 825 0074. Or check out the Seán Radley Facebook Page. And we chat about these images below (sourced from Millstreet Museum Pictorial Archives) during our Show. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] ““Lunchtime Favourites” on CMS 13th June 2021 – 12.30 to 2.00pm”
Biodiversity Project in Millstreet Town Park
Millstreet Town Park is committed to increasing biodiversity in our area. We are currently not mowing certain areas of the Town Park to allow wildflowers to grow and to encourage the return of butterflies and bees. This pilot project will be reviewed in the near future, to determine if these wildflower areas should be reduced or further developed. We thank Denis Hickey of Millstreet Town Park Committee for this notice. (S.R.)
The Superb Wonders of Nature
We thank Shane Browne of Tanyard Wood, Millstreet and Jimmy Murphy of Carriganima for sharing some quite amazing images which truly demonstrate the Superb Wonders of Nature. Shane captured some magnificent shots of the somewhat unusual sunset over Millstreet on Thursday, 1st April 2021 while Jimmy shares his splendid image of the recent Lunar Halo as well as a “V” shape formation of wild geese in flight over Carriganima making their way in the direction of Millstreet. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
Cloghoula N.S. Celebrates World Book Day, Engineering Week and Exploring Nature
What a wonderful amount of uplifting activities has been happening at Cloghoula N.S. on its first week back to school. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
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Unusual Bird Visits Eily’s Home!
In March 2019 Daniel and Majella O’Donnell visited the very welcoming home of Eily Buckley. In March 2021 (Sat. 6th) it was this beautiful rare bird that paid a visit to Eily’s Garden! Clearly seeking Select Accommodation! Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.) Update: Lots of suggestions coming in – including one from Caroline Lehane who suggests that the bird could well be a Peregrine Falcon….Another suggestion received – a Sparrow Hawk.
Millstreet Town Park on Culture Night 2020
“A Lone Rose” Captured by Geraldine Dennehy
Photographer supreme, Geraldine Dennehy has just shared this splendid image with the following caption: “A Lone Rose ! Spotted this rose this morning while out walking. It survived ‘Ellen’ and all that she threw at it during the week !”
Magical Clouds Captured by Photographer Supreme Geraldine
A Few Beautiful Photographic Moments from a Spring Easter Garden by Fr. James McSweeney
A few beautiful Photographic moments from a Spring Easter Garden by Fr. James McSweeney. We encourage you to check out this truly magnificent video of exquisite colour of nature with wonderfully relaxing background music. Thank you for sharing, Fr. James. (S.R.)
“With so many negative stories circulating during this Covid-19 pandemic, it is so important to balance some of these out with positive moments too. There is no better place to gather these positive and uplifting moments than from my garden which bursts with life and colour at the moment. Music is used with permission from Photodex 2020 (Pro Show Gold) and the piece used in this video clip is Romantic Guitar and Piano.psa More photographs can be seen on my webpage www.2u.ie” says Fr. James.
All Photographs by Fr. James McSweeney
Eastertime 2020 in Millstreet with Nature at its Best
Our images concentrate on the uplifting reawakening of Nature during this Springtime at Clara Road, Millstreet – in time for Easter 2020. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
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Superb Rainbows Over Millstreet on St. Ita’s Day 2020
At least two very colourful Rainbows appeared over Millstreet on this Tuesday, 15th January 2020 – the Feast of St. Ita. Celebrated in Killeedy, Co. Limerick where a beautiful Church Window (in Ashford in the Parish of Killeedy) depicting the renowned Saint may be seen – there is also a close link with St. Ita in Millstreet and is especially associated with Kilmeedy and Tubrid….which is oftentimes referred to as the Holy Well of Ita where in a bygone age people were baptised in the waters of Tubrid. The two Rainbows serve as a reminder of St. Ita’s links to Millstreet. Our images were photographed in West End and Mount Leader this Tuesday morning. Tap on the pictures to enlarge.(S.R.)
Shane Shares Magnificent Spring Flowers in Glorious Colour
Delightful Spring Lambs 2019 in Carriganima
Autumn Days in Millstreet 2018
We share four images of Autumn scenes recorded yesterday and today in Millstreet. Later we shall include further colourful images of this year’s harvest season. Click on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
Last Rose of Summer 2018?
Magnificent Sunset as Storm Ali Passes
Local Honey for Sale
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Magnificent Rainbow Over Millstreet Town Park This Evening
We were fortunate to record a truly magnificent Rainbow over Millstreet Town Park at 5.30 this evening (Sunday, 15th April 2018). It looked like the end of the rainbow … with its pot of gold … appeared to be over the Pitch-and-Putt Course! Even the walkers in the Park at the time never felt closer to a rainbow. But when you come to think about it – the recent wonderfully upgraded Pitch-and-Putt Course must be gold to its many Loyal Players. Here we share four images of this evening’s “rainbow magic”. Click on the images to enlarge. (S.R.) [read more …] “Magnificent Rainbow Over Millstreet Town Park This Evening”
Having a Race!
Dawn Chorus at Millstreet Country Park on Sat. 21st May
Projecting a Rainbow for the Christmas Swan!
Birds of Ice in Kilcorney
The art of nature … at first glance the ice looks like doves beside the river, and then you wonder how did that form?
Natures art comes at a price though. The freeze is still with us but it is not as cold as it has been in previous nights. Rain/sleet fell early yesterday morning and froze solid, covering everything in half an inch of solid ice. Everything ground to a halt and early morning commuters were left with treacherous road conditions with many of them turning around and staying at home for the day. While in town all day, walkers were better off walking on the roads because the footpaths had not been salted and were just plain dangerous.
The picture taken by Nellie Healy appeared on the Irish Independent website in a gallery entitled The Big Freeze