November Garden 2024 Remembers Our Faithful Departed 

Just put in place so very creatively at St. Patrick’s Church, Millstreet – the very beautiful November Garden in Remembrance of our Faithful Departed.   Since November 2023 and November 2024 we especially pray for and remember the 56 people in Millstreet Parish included in this year’s November Garden who went to their Eternal Reward.   Eternal Rest to All the Holy Souls.

Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)

[read more …] “November Garden 2024 Remembers Our Faithful Departed “

Aubane Community Alert Group Crime Prevention Meeting happening on next Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm

Aubane Community Alert Group will hold a Public Crime Prevention Information Meeting on next Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm in Aubane Community Centre,A Member of An Garda Siochána will be in attendance.

You can also renew your Aubane Community Alert Membership on the Night as well which is €10 for the 2024/2025 Period.

Everyone is very welcome to attend.

 

Millstreet Community Calendar 2025

Millstreet Community Calendar 2025

Have you got that special photograph that you would like to be considered for the Millstreet Community Calendar 2025? Perhaps it is of the Northern Lights, a victory celebration in the community or your favourite scene?  If so, Millstreet Community Council Ltd. is inviting individuals, groups & organisations to share those photos.

Please email your photograph with your name and the title/caption of your photograph to millstreetcommunitycouncil20 @gmail.com before Thursday October 31st, 2024.  All photographs will be considered. (For printing purposes, the photographs must be of a high resolution).

The Calendars will be printed & made available to purchase locally from November 2024.

We thank Marie Twomey, Lackabawn for this important Notice.

Aubane Community Alert Group Crime Prevention Meeting happening on next Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm

Aubane Community Alert Group will hold a Public Crime Prevention Information Meeting on next Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm in Aubane Community Centre,A Member of An Garda Siochána will be in attendance.

You can also renew your Aubane Community Alert Membership on the Night as well which is €10 for the 2024/2025 Period.

Everyone is very welcome to attend.

 

Dromtariffe Vintage Club Charity Tractor Run in aid of Dromtariffe G.A.A. 4G Pitch Development happening on next Sunday 3rd November

Dromtariffe Vintage Club will be holding a Charity Tractor Run in aid of Dromtariffe G.A.A. 4G Pitch Development on next Sunday 3rd November 2024. Registration by Donation from 11am at Dromtariffe G.A.A. Complex, P51 YY26, with the Run departing at 1pm.

 

Your Support would be very Welcome.

🏁🚜💨💨💨

 

 

“Radio Treasures” Tonight Includes Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024

Preceded by  Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show No. 123 relating to Labbamologga near Mitchelstown featuring the late great Sam O’Doherty from Tipperary on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 29th Oct. 2024…..“Radio Treasures” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features at 9.20pm  A brief Interview with Museum Guests from Rylane and Aghabullogue while at 9.30pm (preceded by a special request for Cath and Mervyn Sharpe from U.K.)  Our Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024…Final Visit next Tuesday at 9.30pm) with splendid music, chat and songs.     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.)

Victorious Duarigle Gaels Team pictured at Supervalu prior to their victory parade and reception at Millstreet GAA Community Hall.

Renowned International Soccer Star Goalie, Caoimhín Kelleher’s grandfather was the late Jim Hergarty from Drishane Road, Millstreet.
The exquisite beauty of Autumn 2024 at Drishane, Millstreet.
End of Autumn 2024 at Mount Leader, Millstreet.
Millstreet celebrates Halloween 2024 at Main Street.
The superb vintage style of the new windows ensures the magnificent old-world appearance of this famous premises at Main Street, Millstreet.

[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight Includes Fourth Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024″

Applications are invited for the position of Parish Secretary, Dromtariffe

Applications are invited for the position of Parish Secretary, Dromtariffe,

working at Parish Office Derrinagree.

 

This is a part time position,

9 hours per week (3days @ 3 hours)

 

The successful candidate will;

  • Have the skills of confidentiality, honesty and the personality profile to represent the Parish to the public.
  • Have good communication skills both face to face and over the phone.
  • Have a good understanding and knowledge of all aspects of Parish life.
  • Be proficient in office administration procedures.
  • Have prior experience using Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) and finance package.

 

Applications including cover letter and CV by post to;

 

Fr John Fitzgerald

The Presbytery

Millstreet

Co Cork

 

Closing date November 8th

 

Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 27th October 2024

PARISH NEWSLETTER

BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET

Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time

27th October 2024

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 DEATHS: Theresa Sheehan, Drishane Road; Franjo Maric, St. Joseph’s Gardens; Humphrey O’Donoghue, Station Road; Larry Morley, Coalpits; Jimmy O’Sullivan, Cahirbarnagh; Eileen O’Flynn (née Burke), Shanballymore; Agnes O’Sullivan, Kilmacrane & Dublin.

Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:

Saturday 26th October:                  Rosary will be recited at 5.40p.m.            

Millstreet   6.15p.m.  Eileen Healy & Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea.

Sunday 27th October:         

Ballydaly 9.30a.m. People of the Parish

Millstreet 11.30a.m. Peggy & Con Lane, Cahirdowney;  Noreen & Mary Murphy, Inchileagh;  Kevin & Ann Cronin, Clara Road.

ANNIVERSARIES: Jack & Peggy Cronin, Drishanemore; Arthur O’Keeffe, Drishane Road; Betty Culhane, Clara Road; Maura Falvey, Killarney Road; Eily Kelleher, Kilmeedy; Denny McCarthy, Cloghoulabeg; Jerh & Andrew McCarthy, Currow; Mary McSweeney, Cloghoulamore; Denis Murphy, Cahirdowney; Paddy & Margaret Burke, Kanturk.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR FEAST OF ALL SAINTS 1st November:

Thursday 31st October:                              

Millstreet   7.30p.m.  Betty Culhane, Clara Road

Friday 1st November:         

Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dave Campbell, Scotland (recently deceased)

MASS INTENTIONS FOR NEXT WEEKEND:

Saturday 2nd November               Rosary will be recited at 5.40p.m.               

Millstreet   6.15p.m.  Annual Mass of Remembrance for those whose funerals took place in Millstreet & Ballydaly.

Sunday 3rd November:         

Cullen 9.30a.m. Annual Mass of Remembrance for those whose funerals took place in Cullen. 

Millstreet 11.30a.m. Jack Kelleher, Aubane;  Bridie & Cornelius Keane, Drimoleague;  Hannah Keane & Fr. Denis Keane.

PASTORAL AREA PRIEST ON DUTY: Sunday 27th: Fr. Jim Kennelly (029) 76151/ (087) 2401331. Sunday 3rd November: Fr. John Fitzgerald (087) 7752948.

Rotas for next weekend 31st October/1st November

CHURCH TIME READER

EUCHARISTIC

MINISTERS

Millstreet

7.30 p.m. Mary Ita Cronin Group E  
11.30 a.m. Mona Linehan Group B

 

Rotas for next weekend 2nd & 3rd November

CHURCH TIME READER

EUCHARISTIC

MINISTERS

Millstreet

6.15 p.m. Michael Cashman Group A  
11.30 a.m. Jerry Doody Group C

Cullen

9.30 a.m. O’Leary Family Irene Duggan & Derry Morley

MILLSTREET CHURCH: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.

Monday (28th) Funeral Mass for Jimmy O’Sullivan, Cahirbarnagh at 11.00a.m. 

Mass on Tuesday (29th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.

Mass on Wednesday (30th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.

Mass on Saturday (2nd) for The Holy Souls at 10.00a.m. [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 27th October 2024”

Wonderful School Photo of the 1940s

We thank Eily Buckley not only for the wonderfully historic School Photo of the 1940s but also its very comprehensive caption.   The photo features Eily’s late sister, Mary who was also known as Sr. Rupert, a Presentation Sister who was especially renowned in her role as Choir Coordinator supreme in the very beautiful St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.  This photo is sure to evoke special memories for many.   It was taken in the playground of Millstreet’s Presentation N.S..  Tap on the images to enlarge.  (S.R.)

Maura Falvey, Millstreet – Acknowledgement & First Anniversary

Maura Falvey,

“Westgrove”,

Killarney Road,

Millstreet.14th August 1928 – 26th October 2023

Acknowledgement & First Anniversary

Conor and Todd together with their wives and families wish to thank most sincerely all those who sympathised, supported and showed compassion on the death of our mother, Maura. 

 The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

 

Aubane Community Alert Group Crime Prevention Meeting happening on Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm

Aubane Community Alert Group will hold a Crime Prevention Meeting on  Tuesday Evening November 5th at 8pm in Aubane Community Centre, A Member of An Garda Siochána will be in attendance.

Everyone is very welcome to attend.

Recalling the Millstreet Branch of Ancient Order of Hibernians

Among a number of truly historical items recently presented to Millstreet Museum is a superb photo dating most likely from the 1960s.  We thank Tony Murray-O’Callaghan for so very kindly presenting these treasured items.  Here we share that special photograph and we include as comprehensive a caption as possible.   However, there are some names which we cannot immediately identify.   If you can fill in any of the blanks it would be greatly appreciated.  Please email millstreetmuseum @gmail.com or WhatsApp 086 825 0074.  Tap on the image to enlarge.  (S.R.)

From left:  1. – 2. Dan Carroll 3. – 4. John Cremin 5. – 6. Jimmy Cashman 7. – 8. Danny O’Leary 9. Pat O’Sullivan 10. Maurice Murray-O’Callaghan 11. Jimmy O’Connor 12. Christy Fitzgerald 13. – 14. Jack Buckley 15. – 16. Leo Murphy 17. Paddy King 18. Michael Murphy.   The venue for the meeting of the members of the Millstreet Branch of the A.O.H. was at the A.O.H. Hall, Minor Row, Millstreet.

Kids Halloween Movie Night happening in Aubane Community Centre on next Friday Evening October 25th

There is a Kids Movie Night Special Spooky Halloween Screening of HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA being held on this coming Friday October 25th at 6pm in Aubane Community Centre (P51EP4)

€5 per Child

Parent Supervision Required

Parents Room available with free Wifi and Refreshments.

All very Welcome.

 

Blackwater Valley Vintage Group 2025 Events Schedule

Blackwater Valley Vintage Group 2025 Schedule of Events

Sunday March 30th :
Vintage Tractor Run for Pre-1995 Models Only, based out of Aubane Community Centre Eircode P51 EP49 for Details,
Contact Jack Sheehan 083-3736016.

Easter Monday April 21st :
Vintage and Classic Car Run in aid of the Irish Kidney Association based out of Cullen
Community Centre, Eircode P51 YY06 for Details, Contact Willie Fitzgerald 087-2229874.

Saturday 14th June :
Blackwater Valley Vintage Group Summer Evening Car Run from Cullen Community Centre, Eircode P51 YY06, in aid of Bumbleance Childrens Ambulance Service,for Details, Contact Declan Ryan 087-2201557.

Sunday July 27th :
Blackwater Valley Vintage Group, Vintage Only Run (Pre 1995) for Tractors and Light Comercials,based out of Aubane Community Centre P51 EP49.
for Details, Contact Dan Barry 087-2680011.

Sunday 17th August :
Blackwater Valley Vintage Group Vintage Tractor & Car Run from Aubane Community Centre, P51 EP49,for Details, Contact Bernard Crowley 087 7924406.

Since the formation of the Blackwater Valley Vintage Group in July we would like to thank everyone who supported us and for your support on our first 2 Events, and also to the many people who sent us best wishes on this new venture,it is very much appreciated and we look forward to seeing you all again in 2025.

 

Features on “Radio Treasures” Tonight Include Third Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024 & Happy Reuniting of Photo with Owner

Preceded by  Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show No. 121 relating to Muskerry including Ballinagree and surrounding areas on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 22nd Oct. 2024…..“Radio Treasures” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features at 9.20pm the very Happy Reuniting of the Lost Photo with its Owner while at 9.30pm  Our Third Visit to Knockalougha Rambling House 2024  with splendid music, chat and songs.     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.)

Our third broadcast from Knockalougha Rambling House 2024 will be broadcast at 9.30pm this Tuesday night.
This photograph which was found at Coleman’s Car Park, Minor Row, Millstreet has now been reunited with its Owner…We listen to the happy story at 9.20pm. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)

Kevin’s Wonderful Poetic Tribute to Noreen

From Kevin McDermott from Co. Wexford we received the following much appreciated message followed by his magnificent Poem dedicated to Noreen “I wrote this love poem as a memory of a wonderful Millstreet girl Noreen Cronin from Murphy’s Terrace.  Noreen was my partner, wife and soul mate for 53 years until she passed away over four years ago.  I hope to turn the poem into a song and have already composed the music to fit the words. The attached photo shows Noreen on her wedding day.  I’m sure that a few people will remember her .  Kind Regards, Kevin McDermott.”

*A Lovely Old Waltz*

Our hearts were young and life was fun

When we met in a bright city street

Her smiling face in that lonely place

Caught my eye and my heart skipped a beat.

I was beguiled by her lovely smile

Alone and far from her home

That Irish colleen who would be my queen

My dearest, my darling Noreen.

An accordion played, to the music we swayed,

Our hearts were at one with the beat

I looked in her eyes they told me no lies,

 I loved her, there was no retreat.

She said she loved me, how I hoped it would be

I prayed that her words were not false

In London town true love we found

As we danced to a lovely old waltz.

Those days are long gone but the memories live on

Of a life that was loving and blessed

Our love it stayed strong as the years moved along

For our children we both did our best.

But the good Lord He came and He called her by name

To his heavenly home up above.

My darling is gone, yet the music lives on

And the tune is a lovely old waltz.

Eily’s Report – 22nd October 2024

Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a cáirde and welcome to my report.

The Autumn leaves got a quick shift on Sunday when Storm Ashley swept the land. It blew fast and strong as we made our way out of 11.30 Mass on Sunday.and continued until well into the night.  In the past such gales would be sweeping all sorts of debris in it’s path. But due to modern day methods, and the efforts of our Tidy Towns volunteers ,etc. we have been conditioned into an anti-litter way of thinking, such as picking up papers and general rubbish. I couldn’t but notice that the only thing in its path, were to multicoloured leaves. How things have changed. It’s interesting to note how we’ve all been trained to keep our public and private places  looking good and  litter free. And it wasn’t easy. At my age , I suppose I’m safe to say that we grew up in an untidy world. Anything that was no good was thrown away . In the country side there was plenty of room for old broken buckets , cups and plates, cardboard boxes, clothing , bits of galvenise ,tin cans,the list goes on. They were all fired into some hollow in a nearby hedge or wood ,while still around the yard ,old garments ,torn and no longer used,could be left hanging of an old nail on a haybarn pole or cowhouse or piggery until they eventually fell off and got mixed with the heap of dung , the heap of dung which was a permanent feature in every farm yard.  When planting time came it was no surprise to find a relic of a long discarded knitted guansai amid the dung in the drills as you planted the schilaanes.Everything was ‘thrown’. The skins of the potatoes after the dinner were ‘thrown’ out in the yard to the fowl and the animals. So also the rubbish,it was ‘thrown ‘ out. We lived within striking distance of the town. And every town dweller kept a pig or two ,out the back. But were at a loss as what to do with their waste. So my Father would let them bring it to our dung heap. Needless to say in time it made its way into our ground. And at harvest time or at the time of digging the potatoes, we regularly found bit of crockery or bit of an old garment,  different from any of ours. Letting us know that their heap of dung was also their ‘throw-away’ facility.

It took a long time to change that kind of thinking. The old adage of ‘what’s good enough for my father is good enough for us ‘ was hard to break. As well as that,places were in some cases, badly built, and indeed badly kept, so when the storm came a lot of damage was done . Even the winter snow was a thing to be feared when it fell heavy on a badly maintained  roof .some fell and were never re-built  .   Like so many other changes which have crept upon us with the passage of time ,anti litter and better maintenance is here to stay. In looking back to the way we were,can anybody blame me for the way I felt in the blinding rain and high winds on Sunday morning last,while waiting for my drive , for noticing the passing stream of golden leaves,devoid of tin cans,and glass bottles and rags which were so much part of life  when I was young.

This week we celebrate the twentieth anniversary passing of my beloved husband Dan Buckley. RIP. Our Family has increased alot since then and  I wonder what he’d think of us to-day. I know he’d smile.

I went to the Community Council meeting last Tues. night. Their meetings are held on the first Tuesday night of the month and they now meet at the lovely FET centre on the Main St. It was indeed a very uplifting occasion for me. A brand new trio are at the helm. Anne Collins deputising for Noel Buckley,Marie O’Riondan (O’Sullivan) Treasurer ,and Sinead Corkery (Roche) Sec. And a fine mix of young vibrant members making up a very promising   Community Council in our parish. Their books are full of things to do and they have the support of all the town traders and business people of the area. They even have their own website . As ever, cash  or the lack of ,will always be a challenge. But they have many irons in the fire and they will be telling us about them in due course. The development of the Cinema getting top priority at the moment. Like everything else ,things have come a long way since 1977 when we took it on for the first time.(And I’m the last survivor of that first Council). They deserve the full support of everybody, please help them in every way you can, for the good of our place. At the moment they are gathering material for the 2025 calendar, and they are asking for any photographs etc. which you’d like included. Please send yours to Marie Twomey, Priest’s Cross.087 2802529. [read more …] “Eily’s Report – 22nd October 2024”

Hardwood and Soft Wood for Sale 

Hardwood and soft wood for sale 
Tonne bag of soft wood €60 and tonne bag of hardwood €90 🪵🔥
Also can sell trailer loads if needs be.
Delivery also available. 
Cold nights and dark evenings are in 🥶💨🌃 
Brighten and warm up your homes with a cost fire 🔥💡
Free delivery in Millstreet small fee applies outside areas.
(We thank Mary for this Notice.)

Dromtariffe Vintage Club Vintage Car Run due to take place on tomorrow Sunday has been postponed due to the Bad Weather

NOTE THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO THE POOR WEATHER PREDICTED

Dromtariffe Vintage Club will be holding a Charity Vintage and Classic Car Run in aid of Dromagh School Parents’ Assocation on next Sunday 20th October 2024.

Registration by Donation from 10am at Dromtariffe G.A.A. Complex, P51 YY26, with the Run departing at 12pm.

All Vintage/Classic Cars very Welcome.

Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 20th October 2024

PARISH NEWSLETTER

BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET

Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time

20th October 2024

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 DEATHS: Charlie Cooper, Claraghatlea; Paddy Duggan, Cullen.

Mass Intentions for THIS WEEKEND:

Saturday 19th October:

Millstreet   6.15p.m.   Mary Murray-O’Callaghan, Woodland Drive (recently deceased);  Denis Murphy, Cahirdowney.

Sunday 20th October:

Cullen 9.30a.m. Timmy John O’Riordan, Ahane;  Pat & the deceased members of the O’Keeffe Family Glountane & Boherbue;  Nellie & Con Kerins, Lisnaboy;  Geoff, Kathleen & Timmy O’Sullivan, Cullen.

Millstreet 11.30a.m. Dan Buckley, Geararoe;  John Kelleher, Adrivale;  Patrick Buckley, Tralee & Millstreet;  Pádraig Creedon, Mushera.

Enrolment for First Holy Communion children will take place during Mass.

ANNIVERSARIES: Julia Creedon, Liscahane; Denny Desmond, Liscahane; Kitty O’Riordan, Knocknakilla; Michael Kelleher, Kilmeedy Lower; Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea; Andrew Guerin, Knocknagullane; Bridget O’Riordan, Gortavehy; William O’Regan, Ballydaly; John O’Connell, Dooneen; Denny John Hickey, Cullen; Maura McCarthy, Gurteen; Nell Hoare, Macroom. 

Mass Intentions for NEXT WEEKEND:

Saturday 26th October:

Millstreet   6.15p.m.   Eileen Healy & Gretta O’Sullivan-Rua-Healy, Claraghatlea.

Sunday 27th October:

Ballydaly 9.30a.m. Private Intention

Millstreet 11.30a.m. Peggy & Con Lane, Cahirdowney;  Noreen & Mary Murphy, Inchileagh;  Kevin & Ann Cronin, Clara Road.

 Taizé Prayer around the Cross on Monday night (21st) in Millstreet Church at 8.15p.m.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday in Millstreet Church 10.30- 7.30pm.  

LEGION OF MARY meet every Tuesday night in Parish Centre at 7.30p.m.  

Rotas for next weekend 26th & 27th October
CHURCH TIME READER EUCHARISTIC

MINISTERS

Millstreet 6.15 p.m. Eimear Buckley  Group D  
  11.30 a.m. Bernie Cronin  Group A
Ballydaly 9.30 a.m. Dan O’Riordan Mary Murphy

Millstreet Church: Mass times this week unless there is a funeral.

Mass on Monday (21st) for Maureen Falvey, Killarney Road (First Anniversary) and her husband Tom at 7.30p.m.

Mass on Tuesday (22nd) for People of the Parish at 10.00a.m.

Mass on Wednesday (23rd) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m.

No Mass on Thursday (24th)

Mass on Friday (25th) for Private Intention at 10.00a.m. [read more …] “Millstreet Parish Newsletter – 20th October 2024”

Remembering Billy Coleman being Crowned British Rally Champion 50 years ago back in 1974

It’s hard to think that Millstreet Rally Legend Billy Coleman was crowned British Rally Champion back in 1974,it is therefore fitting to just remind ourselves 50 years later of what a great achievement that was in what was a Premier Rally Championship in Europe at the time.

Billy was Irelands Top Rally Driver back in the 70`s and 80`s and amongst his best achievements was as already mentioned winning The British Rally Championship in 1974 in his Ford Escort Mark 1.

Billy also scored victory on The Circuit of Ireland 3 times in 1975,1976,and 1984 as well as finishing 4th overall in the 1985 World Championship Rally Tour De Corse which was one of the toughest challenges back in the day.

Billy was also crowned Irish Tarmac Champion in 1984 and finished 3rd in The European Rally Championship in 1979 and has won many Irish Rallies over the years including the likes Cork 20,Donegal and Killarney Rally of the Lakes Events.

Billy is still up there as one of the greats and from that great achievement back in 1974 50 years later we salute one of the finest Irish Drivers to grace the Rally Stages both here at Home and Worldwide.

 

Millstreet Gramophone Circle Presentation by Paddy Murphy, Tullig

Millstreet Gramophone Circle Presentation by Paddy Murphy, Tullig, Millstreet will take place on Friday, 18th October 2024 at 8.15pm in the Canon O’Donovan Day Centre, Clara Road, Millstreet. There will be a Limerick theme throughout Paddy’s programme on this occasion. Everyone is very welcome.