Creative Picture Merging by John O’Riordan

The Square, Millstreet creatively merged by John O’Riordan, Church Street, Millstreet.    As an expert in computer technology John has so very wonderfully blended a 1910 William Lawrence Print of The Square and Main Street with a 2012 view of the same scene.   What a clever result!  He has also created a similar effect below with the 1910 and 2012 views of the Square, Millstreet.   A million thanks, John, for sharing such interesting and superbly creative images.   (S.R.)

Parish Newsletter – Universal King – 25th November, 2012

PARISH NEWSLETTER for BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET

UNIVERSAL KING – 25th NOVEMBER, 2012

Canon John Fitzgerald P.P.  Tel Nos. Millstreet  029-70043 / Mobile  087-7752948

Email:  <email>    www.dioceseofkerry.ie

PARISH OFFICE OPENING HOURS:

MONDAY-TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY : 10.00a.m.-1.00p.m. & 2.00p.m.-5.00p.m.

Your prayers are requested for the repose of the souls of the following

RECENT DEATHS:             Mary Murphy, Inchileagh; Phil Cremin, Churchill; Michael O’Sullivan, Ardnageeha; Margaret O’Sullivan, Kilcorney;  Pat Shanahan, Charleville; Peggy Roe (nee Stokes) late of Murphy’s Terrace & Birr        

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As Gaeilge i Sráid a Mhuilinn

Details from the Census 2011 of Irish speakers in Millstreet, aged 3 years and over, by frequency of speaking Irish inside and outside the education system. Figures are for the town only – 1,494 residents.

Táimid an-bhuíoch do Mhícheál an alt seo a chur os ár gcomhair.   Tá an teolas an-suimiúil,

Male Female
All Irish Speakers 223 291
Never speak Irish 526 436
Not stated if they do/do not speak Irish 10 8
Speaks Irish daily within the Education System 52 70
Speaks Irish daily within and outside the Education System 3 9
Speaks Irish daily outside the Education System 1 3
Speaks Irish weekly outside the Education System 15 17
Speaks Irish less often outside the Education System 96 121
Never speaks Irish outside the Education System 54 70
Not stated if they speak Irish inside or outside the edu. system
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At 35% of us using Irish at some stage, it’s well below the national average of 41%. Nationally however, those that are speaking Irish is up by [read more …] “As Gaeilge i Sráid a Mhuilinn”