Community website for Millstreet, Co. Cork, Ireland
Delighted to report that the Key found on Clara Mountain has now been collected by its thrilled owner who saw our notice on the website. We thank Margaret and Noreen at the Post Office for sharing the uplifting news. The original notice:
This key was handed into Millstreet Post Office on this Thursday (30th May 2019) having been found on Clara Mountain. The Owner of the key may collect it at the Post Office. We thank Margaret and Noreen for alerting us to the found object. (S.R.)
Boherbue’s “Music Room” presentation scheduled for this Thursday, 6th June 2019 – has been cancelled. Millstreet Gramophone Circle’s next presentation is on Friday, 12th July and will be the final one of the season until we resume in September. Below we picture Michael Drew (seated) whose musical choices – all on an Irish theme – were all so thoroughly enjoyed by a capacity audience at Millstreet Day Care Centre on Friday, 31st May. Also included in our image are just some of the appreciative audience. Click on the picture to enlarge. (S.R.)
In Kilcorney, Cemetery Masses will be celebrated at:
Also, in Millstreet, the Cemetery Masses will be held at:
… and St. John’s Well Mass is on Monday 24th June at 7.30p.m. [1]
June Bank Holiday’s litter pick-up, and still no improvement in the cigarette butts hitting the streets and pavements of Millstreet. What a pity that so many people are working hard to gain the extra points to put us into the silver medal category. Wake up people, stretch those arms to reach a bin or butt bin instead of dropping on the ground.
Thanks for the extra help for the litter pick up last week. It’s not nice picking up other people’s litter but this group didn’t complain and worked away with a smile. Thanks, we may see a silver medal this September after all.
It’s bad enough to see household rubbish in our street bins but this rubbish is recyclable…. : [read more …] “June Bank Holiday’s Litter Pick-Up”
Millstreet Vintage Club would like to thank everybody for there support at the Launch of the Truck Run in the Town Park in Millstreet yesterday and also for the generosity shown by the General Public toIRand there Team who gave a fabulous insight into what they do and to the benefits of having an Air Ambulance Service in the locality and also beyond,John Kearney who is heading up the Air Ambulance project gave invaluable information to all the People who attended at the Event and hopefully this will give an even better picture of what potential this Service will have when up and Running.
Truck Run Clerk of the Course Daniel Lucey of Millstreet Vintage Club would like to thank all Club Members and Friends who helped out on both the lead up to yesterdays Launch and on the day itself and all at very short notice and without everyones help the Event would not have been the success that it was and reminds us that The Truck Run for Irish Community Rapid Response will take place on Sunday July 28th and will be based out of the K and L Transport Complex in Millstreet.
Photos Courtesy of Daniel Lane and ICRR Group. [f]
If you wish to do so you can now Donate to the ICRR Air Ambulance with the Instructions stated below.
IBAN: IE24MATN99221206094207
BIC: MATNIE21XXX
On Sunday, 2nd June 2019 a royal welcome was accorded to the magnificent Air Ambulance Helicopter with its Pilot John Murray and Project Coordinator John Kearney at Millstreet Town Park. The magnificent event was superbly organised by Millstreet Vintage Club who also invited many Truck Owners to park nearby – all arranged to officially launch the fundraising (for the Air Ambulance) Truck Run which takes place from the K&L Complex on Sun. 28th July 2019. Here we share just five of many more images (to follow later) from Sunday’s most successful event. Click on the images to enlarge. (S.R.) [f]
[read more …] “Royal Welcome for Air Ambulance Helicopter in Millstreet”
