Aubane Social Club presenting the proceeds of the Annual Mushera Christmas Day Climb to The St.John’s Well Committee on Thursday 26 January 2012 in Aubane Community Centre – from the Aubane Community Facebook Page
For various reasons some swimmers could not attend last week’s swim
and took part in the fundraising event on Saturday 15th January 2012
in much cooler conditions than their fellow swimmers last week!
Eileen Murphy welcomed everone and Stephen Tarrant of Tarrants Bar
handed out the well deserved t-shirts!
32 swimmers participated over the two days of the swim,
well done to all!
At the Boeing new year swim he is always first in
Mick Collins the fellow with anti freeze skin
For one in his late fifties or early sixties not much younger than me
He is quite a tough nut would you not agree
Age is a relative thing the brave Mick does not feel old
Like the Arctic bear he must be immune to cold
One can say in him there is much to admire
To greater things far younger than him he inspire
The Boeing swim committee wish to thank each and every one who supported the 2012 swim especially our brave swimmers and supporters who came out and made today such a huge success, well done!
A special thank you to the LTV 2 team (Seanie, Willie and Brendan), to John Tarrant from the Corkman and Eilly Buckley and County Sound 103 FM who gave us great support with advertising and in getting information out to the public so quickly, many thanks.
We would like thank our generous sponsors who supported us again this year, The Bush Bar,Tarrant’s Bar and Super Valu Millstreet.
We the committee acknowledge and appreciate that the Boeing swim could not and would not be the success it is without the support, goodwill and hard work that is so generously given by all.
With the help of god we will all be there again next year. Health,wealth,peace and happiness to you and yours for 2012.
(pictures by Mary O’Mahony Incheleigh)
Cork’s Maureen O Sullivan and Her Hamper Packers
Community Christmas Appeal for the Homeless 2011
Margaret Crean and Maureen O Sullivan like to thank everyone for the generous supply of food stuffs and clothing donated to the above Christmas appeal 2011.
Times might be tough but the response from the people of North Cork would make you proud. My car was fully packed with items.
This historic poster for the Drishane Garden Fete 1938 appeared recently for auction on eBay.ie.
We previously featured a photo from a 1930s Fete in Drishane in preparation for the most recent Fete. Click the image below to see it in full.
The Corkman Newspaper is out every Thursday in all the local newsagents, and contains much more than just the online version
Christmas Day Mushera Charity Climb 2011 – above are some of the weather beaten climbers at the top of Mushera who are raising money this year for the upkeep of St.Johns well on the slopes of Mushera. There were lots of more climbers on the mountain today, but they didn’t linger at the top continue reading…
Millstreet Community School are collecting used ink cartridges (from all types of printers) and old mobile phones for charity at the school. If anybody has any of the above, they can be dropped into the Community School. All funds raised are for the cancer appeal in the Mercy Hospital.
Essential foods – for example
Tea
Coffee- small jars
Sugar
Rice
Cereal
Spaghetti
Soup
Biscuits
Tinned –Meat’s ,Stew’s, Cornbeef, etc.
Toiletries – Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Shampoo, and Shower gel,
Always needed - Socks, scarf’s or gloves or good quality warm jumpers
Sleeping bags
Cigarettes !
Any Volunteers to travel to Cork for the sorting out of foods will be kindly appreciated.
The proceeds of €300 from the recent sponsered buggy push around the Millstreet Town Park organised by the Parent and Toddler Group was handed over to nurses Sheila and Mary of the Neo Natal Ward at Cork University Hospital by group members Gillian and Annmarie.
(picture by Carmel Walsh) continue reading…

Congratulations to PAUL KELLY from CARLOW who’s ticket was pulled out of the drum in mondello park on sat to win the MK2 Escort.
A total of Eur 19,300 was raised for Our Ladies Childrens Hospital Crumlin & The National Childrens Research Centre
A huge thanks to all who bought tickets and helped in the project from the Irish Escort Owners Club
On behalf of the commitee members of the parent/toddler group we would like to thank
everyone who took part in a buggy push
around Millstreet town park on Tuesday September 20th.
All proceeds going to the neo-natal clinic in C.U.H.
(pictures taken by Carmel Walsh)
In one weeks time, someone somewhere will be winning a restored MK2 Escort, and Crumlin Childrens Hospital will be getting a cheque, somewhere in the ballpark of 11 grand – have you got your ticket? Contact Declan Casey on Facebook, or by email.
Tickets now available at JOHN MOYNIHAN RALLYING, West End and at WORDSWORTH in the square. Only 1 week to go.