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Preceded by Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show relating to Farrenree in Cork on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 4th Feb. 2025…..“Radio Treasures ” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features at 9.30pm a special chat with American Visitors tracing roots. At 10.00pm we hear a wonderful Interview with Marilyn Horan from New York who has been annually visiting her favourite traditional home in Coolinarne for some three decades . Lots of superb songs, music and chat. All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show. Feel most welcome to contact us on 086 – 825 0074 or by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com . Tap on the images below to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.15 to 11.30 Meets American Visitors & Marilyn Horan”
Hi everyone Painter & Decorator available
also power washing service
call me on (089) 708 9042
Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a cáirde and welcome to my report.
You can’t bate (beat) the Irish. For weeks we’ve been punished and lashed by all kinds of weather, culminating in the worst gales that ever hit the land, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake and people on the point of despair. Then a little over a week later along comes the Feast Day of St. Brigid and suddenly the mood changes into an extravaganza of celebrations and parades in every corner of the Country. I feel like saying ‘Congratulations Bridget at last you have ‘arrived’. A National Bank Holyday all to yourself. Never have I seen so much excitement. It was as though every community, every single person wanted to shake off the shackles of Storm Eowyn and be part of it all. It was as though we were only too glad to change the subject and face the future with new hope, now that our Mary of the Gaels got her place among the Elite of the Great where we can pay new homage to her and be confident of her help in the future.
We thank Andy O’Connor for submitting these two maps showing the development between 1842 and 1888.
With a wonderful €2,066.00 raised for the Lourdes Project it was indeed a tremendously successful Table Quiz …with nineteen Teams participating at the very happy event held on Friday, 31st Jan. 2025 at Corkery’s Bar, Millstreet. A very special thanks is extended by Coordinator supreme, John Magee and his dedicated Helpers to Caroline and Patrick Corkery for so kindly providing the very welcoming venue. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] “Superbly Successful Lourdes Quiz at Corkery’s Bar”
We thank Eileen O’Mahony, Principal, Cullen N.S. for the following report and the superb selection of some fifty and more images recording the recent very successful Grandparents’ Day 2025 at Cullen N.S.. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
Eileen shares: “Happy Grandparents Day! recently celebrated in Cullen NS as part of “Catholic Schools Week 2025: Alive in Christ!”
Pupils delighted their grandparents with an array of hymns, prayers, Bible readings, songs, music, poetry recitation, dance & music.
Grandparents enjoyed a get together afterwards with a feast of home baking & refreshments.
Thank you to one and all for a most successful event!
Happy Grandparents Day everyone!”
[read more …] “Wonderful Celebration of Grandparents’ Day 2025 at Cullen N.S.”
We are looking for childminder around Millstreet area for 2 days a week,
ideally Monday and Friday,
to mind our 1 year old son.
Both at your home or ours is ok.
If interested please contact 085 122 9070.
DAVID CONDON
Rathcoole, Mallow, Co. Cork
Who passed away on the 2nd February 2024.
Acknowledgment & 1st Anniversary
We, David’s family, would like to thank everyone that supported us during David’s Funeral. We would like to thank the First Responders and work colleagues who attended to David that day. We would like to thank our family, neighbours and friends who called to the house during the time we had David at home. We would like to thank people who sent Mass cards. We would like to thank Fr. Jack for the lovely Funeral Mass, David Tarrant Undertakers for the kindness and professionalism and Siobhan Burke for the lovely singing at the Church. While it’s impossible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation.
It does not take a special day,
To bring you back to mind,
A day without a thought of you,
Is impossible to find.
Today we light a candle,
And say a special prayer,
We take a trip down memory lane,
And know that you are there.
This is your anniversary,
You would not want a fuss,
Just to be remembered,
And a prayer from all of us.
It is not what we write today,
It is not what we say,
It’s how your family feel today.
We think of you today,
We think of you in silence,
We talk about you too,
We have some great memories,
But we wish we still had you.
David’s first anniversary Mass will be celebrated in Dromagh Church on Sunday, 2nd February at 10 o’clock.
Sadly missed by his wife Mary, sons Dylan, Dean and Stephen his sisters Gillian and Kerry, his grand-daughters Hayley and Adeline, daughter-in-law to be Ciara and extended family.
The death has occurred of Denis (Dennie) Mulcahy of Knocknashinngh, Cullen, Mallow, Co. Cork.
Denis (Dennie) Mulcahy passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family, in the exceptional care of the staff at the Palliative Care Unit, UHK.
Predeceased by his parents Michael and Minnie, his brother Donal and sister in law Nellie, sister Peggy Thornton and his brother in law Frank.
Deeply regretted by his wife Eileen, children Antoinette, Deirdre, Michael and Mark, their partners David, Noreen and Erin, his grandchildren Aisling, Isobel, Abbie, Nathan, Donagh and Penny, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours and a wide circle of friends.
Reposing at the Church of the Nativity, Cullen (P51 EI95) on Sunday the 2nd of February 2025 from 4pm to 6pm.
Reception into the Church of the Nativity Cullen from his residence on Monday 3rd February for Requiem Mass at 2pm. Burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. The Funeral Mass will be live-streamed on http://www.mycondolences.ie/
Family flowers only please with donations in lieu to the Palliative Care Unit UHK.
House Strictly Private Please.
“May His Gentle Soul Rest in Peace”
PARISH NEWSLETTER
BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
The Presentation of the Lord
4th February 2025
Canon John Fitzgerald, P.P.
Telephone Nos.: Landline: 029 70043 & Mobile: 087 775 2948
Email: millstreet @dioceseofkerry.ie
Website: www.dioceseofkerry.ie
All Masses are livestreamed on www.churchservices.tv/millstreet
Parish Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
10.00am to 1.00pm & 2.00pm to 5pm
RECENT DEATH: Jerry Collins, Liscahane
Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:
Saturday 1st February, 2025 – Feast of St. Brigid:
Our Lady of Fatima monthly First Saturday Devotions: Rosary at 5.40p.m. and 15 minute meditation in Parish Centre after Mass.
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Meg Kelleher, Aubane & Jack Collins, Ballincollig; John (Jackie) Murphy & his son Dan Joe, 12 Tanyard, Lackabawn.
Sunday 2nd February, 2025 – Candlemas Day:
Ballydaly 9.30a.m. Tom (Eoinín) O’Sullivan, Gortavehy & Banteer (recently deceased); Willie Neenan, Ballydaly.
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dick Pomeroy, Clara; Pat Buckley, Cahirbarnagh; Con O’Sullivan, Claramore; Catherine Fitzgerald (née Cotter), Killarney & Murphy’s Terrace (First Anniversary); Timothy F. Kelleher, Shanakiel (First Annivesary).
ANNIVERSARIES: Morgan & Mai McSweeney, Keale Bridge; Johnny O’Keeffe, Main Street; Eileen Corcoran, West End; Mary & Patrick Kelleher, Clara Road; Betsy Murphy, Killarney Road; Daniel McSweeney, Murphy’s Terrace; Mary Corkery, Main Street & Douglas; Fr. Denis Manley, The Square & Hull; Billy O’Hanlon, Rathmore; Nora Creedon, Laught; Nora & Denis O’Sullivan, Inches; Joan O’Regan, Millstreet & Cork.
Mass Intentions for NEXT WEEKEND:
Saturday 8th February, 2025:
Millstreet 6.15p.m. Pat Joe Kelleher, Pound Hill & Mary Cronin, Main Street; Paddy Murphy, Gurrane; Nellie White, Tubber; Johnny & the deceased members of the Cremin Family, Gortavehy.
Sunday 9th February, 2025:
Cullen 9.30a.m. Jerry O’Donoghue, Cullen & the deceased members of the O’Donoghue Family, Doon; Michael & Joan Herlihy, Knockanes; Matty O’Leary, Milleens; Paddy Duggan, Cullen (recently deceased).
Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dan Joe O’Connell, Murphy’s Terrace (recently deceased); Mary & Patrick Kelleher, Clara Road.
Rotas for 8th & 9th February, 2025 | |||
CHURCH | TIME | READER | EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS |
Millstreet | 6.15p.m. | Eimear Buckley | Group B |
11.30 a.m. | Eileen O’Sullivan | Group B | |
Cullen | 9.30a.m. | Gillian McCarthy | Derry Morley |
Millstreet Church: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.
Mass on Tuesday (4th) for People of the Parish at 10.00a.m. Blessing of Throats for the Feast of St. Blaise will take place after Mass.
Mass on Wednesday (5th) for Donal O’Sullivan, Rathmore & Dublin at 10.00a.m.
Mass on Friday (7th) for Private Intention at 7.30p.m. [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 2nd February 2025”
A huge thank you to everyone who responded to our call for rushes to make St. Brigid’s Crosses at Millstreet Library. Special thanks to Margaret, Mary, Catherine & her two sons Daniel and Conor, Liz, and Liam for their contributions. We had a fantastic morning (Fri. 31st Jan. 2025) where lots of beautiful crosses were made, both for personal use and for the church. It was wonderful to see the community spirit in full force. Thanks again to everyone who came along and contributed. Happy St Brigid’s Day. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)
A family from Ukraine (two women and a teenage boy) are looking for house/apartment in Millstreet or nearby. The child studies at Millstreet Community School. We are a clean and decent family. No animals. We have a car. We will be grateful for any information and consider various offers.
Contact information: Phone Number and WhatsApp 085 760 8327
Millstreet Library –
Age Friendly Meeting/St Brigid’s Cross Making –
Friday 31st January 2025
@ 11 00 am – 12 45 pm
Friday night’s Show in Aubane (“Darby O’Gill & the Little People”) is now sold out and there are only limited seats available for Saturday, 1st February……If there is enough interest there may be a third night! (We thank John O’Sullivan for providing this important update.….S.R.)
The Millstreet Meals on Wheels service is available for the elderly & isolated in the Millstreet catchment area. All food is prepared in Millstreet Day Centre & we operate the service 5 days a week. You can order a hot dinner for as many days as you like, delivered to your door from Mon-Fri for just €6 a day for the main meal & €2 for dessert.
A variety of meals are served throughout the week and the staff will endeavour to facilitate individual tastes when preparing meals. Coeliac dinners & desserts available also. Please see our menu for next week below.
If you or anyone you know would like to avail of the Meals on Wheels Service over the coming weeks please contact the kitchen on (029) 30998 or the office on (029) 70926 (please leave a message if no answer) or email info @millstreetdaycentre.ie
Ground workers required in the Rathmore/millstreet/ Killarney area.
Good English essential.
Must have good experience.
Working days Monday-Friday
Contact (087) 673 1808
Beloved husband of Brenda [née O’Sullivan], died peacefully, surrounded by his loving family at his home in Knocknageeha, Boherbue. Predeceased by his parents Tim and Alice, his brothers Connie and Geff, his sister Bridie and grand daughter Rosie, Deeply regretted by his loving wife Brenda, his sons Tadhg, Seán, Con , Donagh, Geoff, Diarmaid and Micheál, daughters in law, Mary Ellen, Mary, Julie, Fran, Anna and Siobhán, his twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Sadly missed by his brothers John, Jerry, Mickie and Billy, his sisters Mary, Julia and Mairéad, brothers-in-law, sisters-in law, especially Sr. Theresa, nephews and nieces, cousins and extended family, many friends and kind neighbours.
MAY TIMMY JOE REST IN PEACE
Timmy Joe’s Requiem Mass and burial took place in Cullen on Monday 6th January during very difficult weather conditions preventing many from meeting Brenda and his family in person.
The Month’s Mind and Memorial Mass will take place in the Church of the Nativity Cullen [P51E 195] on Monday 3rd February at 11 am followed by reception and refreshments at Cullen Community Centre afterwards.
Preceded by Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show relating to a very talented Folk Group on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 28th Jan. 2025…..“Radio Treasures ” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features a special chat about Rathmore’s 2025 Pantomime “Snow White”. At 9.45pm we hear a repeat of the superb combined sound of Cullen and Kiskeam Bands. Lots of superb songs, music and chat. All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show. Feel most welcome to contact us on 086 – 825 0074 or by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com . Tap on the images below to enlarge. (S.R.)
[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.15 to 11.30 Meets “Snow White””
Good day to all,
Our family is looking for a minder to drop off 2 kids to school in Millstreet – a boy 9 and a girl 4 – 3-4 days per week. Can mind in our home or childminders – start time approx 7:30 – school drop off for 9am 9-15am.
If anyone is available or interested please drop a text on 0872682424 and we’ll get back to you asap.
Rates will be discussed so that both parties are satisfied.
Have a lovely day.
Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a cáirde and welcome to my report.
Well, well, well, well what can we say, how can we talk about the strongest storms that ever hit our country. No doubt we were well warned, but nothing prepares you for the extreme. You fool yourself along thinking that it can’t be as bad as they’re saying. We’ve been warned in the past and we felt that the warnings were overdone and foolishly told ourselves that it’ll be the same this time, but it wasn’t. Judging by the devastation that was done in other places, we feel that we didn’t fare too badly, really. We had very little disruption in our power supply and we are hearing from people from all parts of the country where they have no hope of it’s return until well into next month. One thing which struck me was a new departure, Electric cars. People were grounded in a way that they’d have a chance to go anywhere. Another first was to see a wind turbine, bent over. One example the effects of the power cut was of a man who was invited to a birthday party up the country and the first thing he asked for was a shower, lucky for him he had a petrol car. We have yet to hear the many other stories of how the big wind affected others.