Day: November 9, 2021

1 Full Time Position Available in Curious Minds

***** 1 Full Time Position Available in Curious Minds Millstreet*****

We are delighted to announce we are growing our team.

We have been awarded additional funding under Better Start for AIM to work within the framework of the existing teams to further reduce our ratios to 1 staff to 4 children.

This position is for 30 -35 hours per week. Additional hours will be available also.

This position is to work within our morning Butterfly room, afternoon Dolphin room and afterschool club.

Hours of work will vary but will mainly be from 9am to 6pm daily.

The Ideal candidate will have:
• a minimum QQI Level Level 5 / 6 but Level 7 / 8 would be desirable in Early Childhood Care and Education
• Experience working with children who have additional needs would be desirable but not essential
• First Aid, Manual Handling and Child Protection also an advantage
• Immediate start ( following Garda Vetting)

Any further information please contact via email <email> or PM the page

Closing Date: 17th Nov 21

Spray Painter Required

Fireblock – Job Opportunity

Spray Painter Required

The Spray painter is responsible for surface finishing our products as part of the production team to manufacture performance metal doors/windows.
Ideal candidates will have experience in a large volume spray painting production line facility.
Excellent communication skills and a high degree of mechanical aptitude are required.
Applicants should demonstrate manual dexterity, attention to details, good communication skills, and teamwork.

Pay rate depending on qualifications/Experience.
Benefits: 20 days holiday, PRSA, Progression opportunities.
Hours: Full time – Permanent.

We are looking for an experienced Spray Painter to join our team. This is a superb opportunity for a keen, hardworking and enthusiastic individual.
The role is primarily concerned with ensuring doors are sprayed in a timely manner to the required standard.

Duties Include:
• Preparing Doors for painting.
• Mixing the correct paint to apply to different door types
• Applying paint products correctly and to a high standard.
• Adhering to the relevant Manufacturer / Insurer standards and requirements.
• Observing all relevant Health & Safety procedures.

The Ideal Candidate:
• Experience in a paint shop, Bodyshop or accident repair environment.
• Understanding the metals of painting and preparation process.
• Proven previous experience in a similar role.
• Team player as well as being able to work on own initiative.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Good standard of written and spoken English.

Contact – <email>
                     026-45560

“Radio Treasures” This Tuesday on CMS from 9.30 to 11.30pm

“Radio Treasures” Weekly Show is on air tonight (Tues., 9th Nov. 2021) on Cork Music Station from 9.30 to 11.30 (Irish Time).   Feel most welcome to contact the Show on corkmusicstation@ gmail.com or on Text/WhatsApp 086 825 0074 or check out the Seán Radley Facebook.  Happy Listening!  (S.R.)   We chat about a variety of topics and we listen to the very best songs and music and share some entertaining quotes!  We remember our Faithful Departed.  We listen to the wonderful voices of Frank Sinatra, Doris Day …. and there’s more…much more and we chat about the images below accessed from our Museum Pictorial Archive featuring our very special Guest whose Interview we feature at 10pm (Part 1 of 2) – Rosemary (Rosie) Chiaverini.  Rosie has met some of the most famous Hollywood Stars including Elvis, Frank Sinatra,  John Wayne, Alan Alda to mention but some and has been Secretary to Glen Campbell for some seven years!  It’s a most interesting interview with such a wonderful Lady.  We thank Michael Thornton for introducing us to this amazing American Visitor.

Rosie at Coolefield House.
Michael Thornton accepts a fascinating signed copy of some of the script of “The West Wing” television series from Rosie Chiaverini who has prestigious Hollywood connections.
Rosie pictured during her magnificent Interview at Coolefield House, Drishanebeg, Millstreet. Part One airs at 10pm this Tuesday.

[read more …] ““Radio Treasures” This Tuesday on CMS from 9.30 to 11.30pm”

Eily’s Report November 9th

Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a chairde, and welcome to my weekly report.

The month is moving on, some days are as sweet as summer, others with a brrr to send you searching for your woollies. Showers come sending us running, well trying to run for cover.   In our minds, I speak for those of my own ilk of course, we think that we can run and bend and twist and turn as we did in our youth but alas putting it into practice is a different matter. Old habits die hard and how we’d love to be able to tear around at work or play as we did in our young days. Days of hard physical work, days climbing mountains, engaging in long walks, never having to stop and think if I can make it or do it, in your youth, yes you can and what a joy it is when the task is complete. But you never lose the feeling of achievement that such challenges bring and today when I see younger people doing great things I pat myself on the back and say, “I’m so glad I climbed Carrauntoohil twice when my girls were in their teens we cycled from Achill Island to Millstreet twice on bicycles that had no fancy gears and the Ring of Kerry also. Those were great days for cycling, roads were not too busy and safety was taken for granted. On a bike you  can see the country inch by inch, smell the air, stop for a better look at something that caught your attention, talk to people along the way. You can discover places to come back to with the car and tell others about it. Eating at the side of the road was a joy in itself. Apart from a welcome break, the food tasted so much better and over night stays at a friendly B&Bs, gave you the opportunity to meet the residents and get the story of their particular place. But nobody can do it all, I never climbed Mushera Mountain, why, I don’t know and I can safely add that I won’t now, but I’m pleased with what I did and my advice to any one starting out is to do it all while you’re young because the years mount up faster than you think. A nice walk in our Park still fills me with great satisfaction, sometimes with the aid of my walking stick, it’s best to slow down but also best never to give up.

[read more …] “Eily’s Report November 9th”

Millstreet Community Text Alert

Millstreet Community Text Alert is now accepting applications from those who wish to renew or join the Millstreet Text Alert System for 2022 at a cost of €10. This system is a mechanism for Gardaí to provide crime prevention information to community groups.

If you are interested in joining, please put your name, address & mobile number with €10 in a sealed envelope & drop it to Wordsworth in Millstreet or to Guerin’s Shop in Ballydaly. Closing date for receipt of applications is Friday November 19th 2021.

[Millstreet Community Council Ltd would like to sincerely thank Niamh & her staff at Wordsworth & the Guerin family, Ballydaly for facilitating the collection of the envelopes.]