Day: January 28, 2025

“Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.15 to 11.30 Meets “Snow White”

Preceded by  Jimmy Reidy’s Archival Show relating to a very talented Folk Group on Cork Music Station at 8pm on this Tuesday, 28th Jan. 2025…..“Radio Treasures ” (from 9.15pm to 11.30pm) features  a special chat about Rathmore’s 2025 Pantomime “Snow White”.   At 9.45pm we hear a repeat of the superb combined sound of Cullen and Kiskeam Bands.   Lots of superb songs, music and chat.  All this and so much more on tonight’s very special Show.   Feel most welcome to contact us on 086 – 825 0074 or by emailing corkmusicstation @gmail.com .  Tap on the images below to enlarge.  (S.R.) [read more …] ““Radio Treasures” Tonight from 9.15 to 11.30 Meets “Snow White””

Looking for a Childminder

Good day to all,

Our family is looking for a minder to drop off 2 kids to school in Millstreet – a boy 9 and a girl 4 – 3-4 days per week. Can mind in our home or childminders – start time approx 7:30 – school drop off for 9am 9-15am.

If anyone is available or interested please drop a text on 0872682424 and we’ll get back to you asap.

Rates will be discussed so that both parties are satisfied.

Have a lovely day.

Eily’s Report – 28th January

Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a cáirde and welcome to my report.

Well, well, well, well what can we say, how can we talk about the strongest storms that ever hit our country.  No doubt we were well warned, but nothing prepares you for the extreme. You fool yourself along thinking that it can’t be as bad as they’re saying. We’ve been warned in the past and we felt that the warnings were overdone and foolishly told ourselves that it’ll be the same this time, but it wasn’t. Judging by the devastation that was done in other places, we feel that we didn’t fare too badly, really. We had very little disruption in our power supply and we are hearing from people from all parts of the country where they have no hope of it’s return until well into next month. One thing which struck me was a new departure, Electric cars. People were grounded in a way that they’d have a chance to go anywhere. Another first was to see a wind turbine, bent over.  One example the effects of the power cut was of a man who was invited to a birthday party up the country and the first thing he asked for was a shower, lucky for him he had a petrol car. We have yet to hear the many other stories of how the big wind affected others.

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