
Tag: Cork
Patrick J. (Pat) Walsh, The Lough, Cork
The death has occurred of Patrick J. (Pat) Walsh, The Lough, Cork
Walsh (Pearse Road, The Lough) On December 25th 2020, peacefully in the tender care of the staff at Marymount and in the presence of his loving family, Patrick J. (Pat) (late of St Colman’s Community College, Midleton). Beloved husband of Breeda (née Hickey, Millstreet), loving father of Colin, dear brother of Liam, Bernard, Anne and the late Jean, Marian and Evelyn. Sadly missed by his loving family, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
In accordance with the current government guidelines on public gatherings Patrick’s funeral will be private.
Family flowers only please, donations in lieu to Marymount or MS Ireland.
House strictly private
Patrick’s Requiem Mass will be streamed on Monday 28th at 12.30pm on www.churchservices.tv//thelough
To leave a message for Patrick’s family, please use the condolence link HERE.
Brilliant Conor O’Callaghan Captains Cork to Victory Today
What a night! Kilcorney’s Conor O’Callaghan captains Cork to victory over Tipp in Under 20 Munster Hurling Final this Wednesday evening, 23rd Dec. 2020. The exciting event was broadcast live on TG4. Sincere congratulations to Conor and the entire Cork Team on such a magnificent sporting achievement.

“Where the Road Takes Me” This Sunday at 7pm on C103
We thank Presenter, John Greene for advance information regarding this evening’s programme – Sunday, 3rd March 2019. (S.R.)
This week’s edition of ‘Where the road takes me’, brings us to Gurranabraher, on the Northside of Cork City.
Accompamied by family and friends, John Greene pays tribute to John O’Shea, who was affectionately known as ‘The Singing Fireman’.
John who spent the first five years of his life in Ballymacthomas close to the Bells of Shandon, later moved to what was known as ‘The Red City’ in Gurranabraher. He passed away in February of last year at the age of eighty five.
Working initially as a farm hand for the famous Fr. O’Flynn, or ‘Flynnie’ as he was known as, John later pursued a full time career as a fireman.
But it was his work on stage as a singer and story-teller, that brought him notoriety all over the City and County.
Jimmy Crowley, Sean Ó Sé, John White and John O’Shea’s son Tony, join us on the first of a two part programme. [read more …] ““Where the Road Takes Me” This Sunday at 7pm on C103″
Magnificent Adrivale Painters Exhibition at Cork’s School of Music
On Friday, 5th Oct. 2018 at Cork’s School of Music, Union Quay the official launch of the Adrivale Painters Exhibition took place in the presence of many Artists, the Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork, Family and Friends including a visiting Bishop, famous Sports People and a gifted pianist from Ardmore, Co. Waterford. The official launch was performed by the Deputy Lord Mayor while the keynote address was superbly delivered by Seán O’Riordan (formerly of Drishane Road, Millstreet) in which he very especially praised the Art Teacher Supreme – Neil Kelleher of “Adrivale”, South Douglas Road, Cork. We very much recommend a visit to the excellent Exhibition before it ends in the School of Music at the end of this week. Below we share the first of a number of images recalling the most enjoyable launch which actually coincided with a wonderful Concert in the same building that night celebrating the Cork Folk Festival 2018. Click on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)

Cork’s Voiceworks Youth Choir with Millstreet Connection Appears on TV3



Margaret Kelleher of Minor Row who is the Grandmother of Caryn and Sophie can be justly proud of such a magnificent performance on national television….We congratulate all involved in such a superbly uplifting presentation. We continue to share some further images from the [read more …] “Cork’s Voiceworks Youth Choir with Millstreet Connection Appears on TV3”
Accommodation Providers – Orchard Motorsport Cork 20 International Rally
We have been successful in securing the Orchard Motorsport Cork 20 International rally for Millstreet, to be held on 4th, 5th & 6th October 2013. All competitors and spectators will hope to stay in Millstreet or as close as possible.
In order to be included in the accommodation list on the official Cork 20 website all registered and non-registered accommodation providers need to register on 086-1721142. Registration fee is €20 per room.
All registrations need to be completed by 25/3/13.
Please make cheques payable to Millstreet Development Group
Cork City Marathon Result Times 2009
Results for the Millstreet finishers in the Cork City Marathon Monday June 7th 2009
35th #1311 Brian Murphy Cloghoula 03:07:13 01:31:09
537th #718 Donal Kelleher Aubane 04:08:51 01:57:27
677th #802 Josephine Creedon Millstreet 04:24:40 01:57:26
678th #1048 Con Twomey Aubane 04:24:43 01:57:29
872nd #719 Rosie Rea Millstreet 04:43:24 02:15:04
note: times given are the finish time and the half-way time.
1125th #3150 No Team Name, Millstreet 06:31:48
There were probably others which i haven’t identified, and others too who never made it to the finish line. Congrats to all regardless on the huge effort.
GAA Clubs Fund Raising Draw
Millstreet GAA are in the midst of supporting the Cork County Board promoted Clubs Fund Raising Draw with another new series underway. The draw acts as a fillip boost to the development of club facilities across the county in addition to enhancing the quality of Gaelic Games for youth at club and school level. The draws take place on a monthly basis and feature an array of attractive cash and other prizes. The club welcome new participants — a year’s subscription is €100 paid yearly or monthly. Further details on the draw are available from club officers, or from the Cork GAA Draw website
Where Does My €100 Go?
* €35 – Prize Fund & Admin
* €47 – Promoting Club*
* €18 – Grants/Developments/Coaching/CLCG Chorcaí
It’s good to know that a large amount of the money stays local, as well as having a large prize find of €575,000.
Confusion!
