Banteer Drama Group take to the stage this weekend at the Glen Theatre, they have a comedy entitled My Wife’s Family by Fred Duprez.The Play which is based around the lives of a Family in a Summer House at Peacehaven near Banteer promises to be a very funny and well put together Production. It’s on next Saturday and Sunday Feb 11/12^th and the following weekend on Feb 18/19^th. Also on Feb 26^th. Don’t miss it.

Pictured are Banteer Drama Group in action in a Previous Production they held.

Contact The Glen Theatre at 029-56239 for further details.

Wedding Hymn “When Love is Found” performed by Annmarie O’Riordan, Tony O’Flaherty & Éamonn O’Riordan in Ballydaly Church, Millstreet, Co. Cork.

To book Annmarie for weddings, contact her via email at <email>

in Cork on 15th April 2012.   Renowned Organiser, Paddy O’Brien was very impressed with Loretta’s rendition of this wonderful song and recalled how with his Aubane roots, fondly remembered attending Cullen Feis as a young person.    Paddy began the Over-60s Competition in 1977 and some years ago was chosen as the Cork Person of the Year for having developed this hugely popular annual event to the very impressive level which it has now successfully reached.    Having won the North Cork Section of this year’s Competition Loretta is guaranteed the full support of Millstreet Parish as she participates in the Semi-Final in Cork on 15th April.    She was given a splendidly warm reception when she brought the winning cup to the Canon O’Donovan Centre this week.    Sincere Congratulations, Loretta and every success in the Semi-Final.  (S.R.)

These glasses were found on Clara Road, Millstreet (near Clara Road Bridge) on Monday, 6th Feb. 2012. Owner may claim the item by getting in contact with 087 952 7880. (S.R.)

2008 - Breeda and Marie Moynihan (the Diamond Sisters) with their dad Peter

Do not know how their name of The Diamond Sisters came about
Though of their great talent there is not a doubt
Despite this two attractive women untainted by conceit
Peter Moynihan’s daughters The Pride of Millstreet

The famed Diamond Sisters are known far and wide
Beyond the border of Duhallow’s green old countryside
Wherever they perform joy with them they bring
And no shortage of fans where The Diamonds do sing

Amongst Duhallow entertainers well famed and well known
One can say of them in a class of their own
From Aubane’s high country above Millstreet Town
Their’s has become far more than local renown

Some two decades back maybe closer to three
As youngsters with their siblings and parents them i often did see
I little thought then such fame they would know
It is out of little things great things do grow

Go ahead Diamond Sisters and sing one more song
And with you from afar i will sing along
The decades of memory for me you do span
And in me you do have a far away fan.

by Francis Duggan

The Japanese-owned firm employs just under 500 people in the Millstreet-based plant, and managing director Brendan O’Shaughnessy said yesterday that the earthquake has affected the company’s bottom line this year.

Accounts just filed by Alps Electric (Ireland) Ltd show the firm’s revenues increased by 10% from €58 million to €64m in the 12 months to the end of March last year. [the above is an excerpt from an article in the Irish Examiner - 3rd February 2012]

The Corkman Newspaper is out every Thursday in all the local newsagents, and contains much more than just the online version

There are more photos and videos on the Millstreet Juvenile GAA facebook page including one of the last few minutes of the game. (thanks to their club secetary for letting us know about this)

Here are some of the stills from the video: