“Radio Treasures” tonight from 9.30pm to 11.00pm…All most welcome….We look forward to future interviews including “Winnie” of “Mrs. Browne’s Boys” and Crystal Swing Book Launch. We chat about lots including the final Open Air Dancing at Mushera for this season. And we place focus on the many recent updates of events and happenings in the Millstreet area. We also include our “Fascinating Facts” feature blended with a sprinkling of humour! And lots more great music. Feel welcome to text the programme or send a message to the “Seán Radley” Facebook Page. To access just log into www.corkmusicstation.com . Happy Listening! Below we feature in pictorial form the many topics discussed tonight on the Show. (S.R.)
And there’s more! [read more …] ““Radio Treasures” tonight from 9.30 to 11.00 With Lots of Variety”
Day: September 20, 2016
Noreen’s Pictorial Coverage of Recent Award Ceremony in Cork
Aubane Community Text Alerts Annual Renewal-Final Reminder
AUBANE COMMUNITY TEXT ALERTS:
Final reminder for return of Aubane Community Alert renewal forms to be returned before Wednesday Sept 28th to either John F. Kelleher, Secretary, Bernard Crowley, Chairman or Any Member of the Aubane Community Alert Group.
Millstreet Community School Mass for 1st Years – Tuesday 27th September 2016
The celebration of Mass for 1st year students and their families will take place on Tuesday 27th September 2016 at 7.30pm in Millstreet Community School library. Please note the start time. Thank you
Eily’s report – 20th September
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to my weekly report from Millstreet.
The heavy rains in recent times left their mark on the outcome of the all important harvesting of grain throughout the land and it was disturbing to say the least to see on the news, how grain farmers are faced with huge losses as a result. On a day out to the Clonakilty area, on a fine day recently, my gaze was drawn to the rolling plains of golden corn waving in the gentle breeze, and now to think that they have all been ruined by recent downpours. Our sympathy and prayers must surely go to all those who had their dreams of a bountiful harvest dashed.
But the Spirit of the farmers is never broken and this week many of them will be flocking to the National Ploughing Match and we wish them a happy outing.
The bad weather over the weekend did not dampen the spirits of the many people who took part in the fundraising events that were held in Carriganima .On Saturday their fun run /walk was very well supported, with the proceeds to be divided between the Millstreet and Macroom Hospitals.
Then on Sunday a spectacular tractor run was held. Not just Vintage but any tractor at all. Again with great results and all the efforts were in aid of the local bus service with they call CART. Well done to all concerned but chiefly to Seanie and Matt at the pub who spearheaded both events.
The monthly meetings of the Community Council resumed at the Wallis Arms Hotel on Tuesday night, following their Summer Break.
The Chairman Noel Buckley presided and was aided by our wonderful secretary Maura Kiely. Derry Sheehan, chairman of the Tidy Towns Committee attended. And he was asked by Noel Buckley to convey the best wishes of the Council to the Tidy Towns Committee on their wonderful success in the Co. Council Anti Litter Challenge. And he also wished them well at the National Final Results which will be held at the Helix in Dublin on Sept 26th.
It was suggested that in future that all the voluntary bodies in Millstreet would liase with oneanother on now and then, on future plans for the town etc,for the common good.
Wonderfully Successful Tractor Run in Carriganima on Sunday for C.A.R.T.
