DANCING WITH DAN
Line Dancing Lessons at Aubane Community Centre from Wednesday Evening March 29th from 7pm to 9pm
Everybody very Welcome
Admission €7 Per Night.
Enquiries on 087 9891771
Day: March 28, 2023
“Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.10 to 11.30pm on CMS
On this Tuesday – 28th March 2023 – preceded by “Jimmy Reidy & Friends” with a wonderful programme from the splendid Archival Show where the focus is on a special 2007 Tribute to Johnny O’Leary, Traditional Legendary Musician Supreme 
at 8pm (the repeat of which one may hear after the Maureen Henry Show on Sunday night just after 10.30pm) we invite you to also tune into “Radio Treasures” this Tuesday from 9.10 to 11.30pm on Cork Music Station. Feel very welcome to contact the live programme by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com or texting 086 825 0074 – One may also WhatsApp that number. Tonight’s programme includes at 9.30pm an Interview (part 1 of 2) with Ashley Wattam from UK where he works as a Train Driver Supreme with lots of very interesting hobbies including Garden Miniature Railways, cycling and music – as well as lots of uplifting songs, music, musings and requests….and a feature on New Irish Terms We Now Use in English. Birthday Greetings will be shared – especially a 75th Birthday occasion for Mervyn in the UK. We chat about the images below. Tap on the pictures to enlarge. (S.R.)
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Week 4 – #RebelsBounty Fundraising campaign
Remembering our past and building our future.
Week 4 of our #RebelsBounty Fundraising campaign takes us back to the 1973 and 1984. We hope you enjoy!
Where our club is today, would not be so without our past. It is important to remember as a club and community where we have come from as we look to the future. To ensure the development of our club and players, please consider joining the Rebels Bounty draw. Being in this draw puts you in with a chance of winning thousands of euros in prize money each month. The first draw takes place on Thursday and will draw for January and February too. All funds from tickets sold are now being kept by the club to put toward its development and players as we are over the minimum quota.
“Remembering our past and building our future.”
A once off payment of €100 can be made to enter. Instructions are added to this post about how to join, alternatively message our page.
We are now in the final days of entry, please support if you haven’t done so already.
Link to more info: https://gaacork.ie/
Thank you to everyone who has joined the draw so far.
Dromtariffe LGFA’s Easter National School Quiz
Winners of the South Munster Rugby final
Team members (L to R) Eamon Guiney, Sean O’ Riordan and Killian O Riordan
The Kanturk Rugby Club u18.5s headed to Musgrave Park early Sunday morning to take on Youghal RFC in the final of the Boys Clubs U18.5 Bowl. A cracker of a game from both teams with the Kanturk boys coming out on top.
Final score Kanturk 29 Youghal 14.
Congratulations to the players and coaches on a fantastic result.
Information from the Kanturk Rugby Club Facebook page
Millstreet library – Events for the week
Eily’s Report – 28th March
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to my weekly Report.
The hour we lost at the weekend when we moved our clocks forward is already giving us brighter evenings, or as we used to say long ago more lightsome. It’s a long time since we heard that word and in other words also such as lonesome, troublesome, tiresome and others as well which don’t come to mind just now. Instead we now say lonely, troubled, weary etc. Funny how we change without even knowing it. In the past they had a word or phrase for everything. Arising out of some simple statement that somebody let fall off the tip of their tongue on some occasion. For example, ‘Too Late says Puller’, the horse is dead, is a statement that was used over and over when it didn’t even apply to a horse being dead. I never heard of the true origin of it, but I can barely recall a man of that name who lived in the town. Apparently the help or vet didn’t make it on time to save the horse’s life and it died but the words of its owner lived on and on. It was applied to just about every situation after that. In a case of perhaps someone not making up the hay before the rain came, “Too late says puller” said it all. The list goes on, it rolled off the tongue so easily when the occasion arose. “Too late says Puller”.
Fantastic Turnout for the Johnny Hickey Memorial Car Run in Aid of Tubrid Holy Well last Sunday
Millstreet Vintage Club would like to thank everyone who came along to the Johnny Hickey Memorial Spring Car Run last Sunday in Millstreet which was in Aid of Tubrid Holy Well.
95 Cars came along for the Drive and thanks to each and everyone for making the Trip to Millstreet in sometimes very changeable weather conditions,we would like to thank all the People that helped out on Sunday last which helped make the Event a massive success,to all the Marshalls,Bike Marshalls,Registration/Sign On,Route Layout/Arrowing Crew etc many many thanks for all your help,also we wish to thank Millstreet Pipe Band, An Garda Siochana, Humphrey Healy and Caroline of the The Bridge Bar Millstreet for looking after us all so well,to Noel C Duggans for providing a Top Class Car Park Facility, Garveys Super Valu Castleisland for looking after us on our Halfway Pitstop,to our Photographers and Media People for great Promotion,special thanks to Sean Murphy of the Pub Carriganima for the Amplification System, and thanks also Sinead Corkery for your help today and to all our Sponsors for Spot Prizes who were as follows,Colemans Millstreet,Tony O’Brien Master Butchers,The Pub Carriganima,Tim Lucey Car Sales,Dan Barry Crash Repairs,Willie and Ita Fitzgerald, Danny and Sheila Lane,and Bernard and Mary Crowley thanks very much and finally many thanks to the Hickey Family and Ann for there support and for donating the Johnny Hickey Memorial Cup to Millstreet Vintage Club and Congratulations to John O’Leary in his Honda Prelude who was the winner of this most beautiful Cup Today,we hope you all Enjoyed the day and we look forward to seeing you all again very soon.
Photos Courtesy of Danny Lane,Sammy Murphy,Ita Fitzgerald, Blarney Vintage Club and Ray Corkery
