Three wonderfully loyal Cork Supporters from Derrinagree N.S. cheering Cork on in Croke Park on Sunday 12th Sept. 2021. From left: Tara Flynn, Aisling Murphy and Orla Flynn.We thank Elaine Flynn for the superb image. Tap on the picture to enlarge. (S.R.)
MILLSTREET WIN DUHALLOW JUNIOR A HURLING LEAGUE TITLE
Millstreet overcame the challenge of Kilbrin 1-20 to 0-12 to win the Twohigs Supervalu of Kanturk Duhallow JAHL title at a sunsplashed Rathcoole.
The winners laid the foundation in the opening half when Millstreet drove at Kilbrin with real intent, by doing do, they offered sheer graft and teamwork to collect league honours for the first time since 2007.
Team captain Paul Sheehan accepted the league trophy from Denis Lane representing the Duhallow Central Controls Committee in the presence of Duhallow Board Chairman Steven Lynch.
We thank John Tarrant for the superb report and image. Sincere congratulations to All on such a great win. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)
The Cork Car will be outside the Bridge Bar Friday evening at 6 along with John Tarrant for the Corkman ….Seán Radley also,
if u want your smallies for a pic with it. Credit: Brian O Leary for info and Picture, co. Mike Cleary
The wonderfully successful Millstreet Cúl Camp 2021 concludes this Friday, 13th August 2021. On Thursday Cork Footballer Supreme, Seán Meehan (from Kiskeam) paid a greatly appreciated visit to the week long Cúl Camp where he was a true source of inspiration to the many young participants – signing jerseys, hurleys and helmets as well as sharing some of his magnificent football skills. Great credit is also due to the excellent Coordinators and Coaches during a week of mixed weather and having to adhere to the many rules during this COVID-19 era. Here we share a large selection of images from our visit to the outstanding Cúl Camp on Thursday, 12th August. Tap on the images to enlarge. (S.R.)See some 21 more images below: [read more …] “Wonderfully Successful Cúl Camp 2021 at Millstreet Town Park”
The very best of luck to Michelle Finn who runs for Ireland in Heat 1 of the 3,000m steeplechase this morning at the Tokyo Olympics (1:40am Irish time). An unbelievable amount of hard work and commitment goes into qualifying and competing. We’ll be up late watching it.
Result: 9th in the heat for Michelle in a time of 9:36.26 which she was disappointed with, but it was 37C at trackside with high humidity. Brutal conditions, and a field that was strung out from the start were never contusive to a fast time. We’re all proud of you here.
“It is with great disappointment that the Duggan Family announces today that the 2021 Millstreet International Horse Show CSI2* will not take place. Despite the pace of the vaccination rollout in Ireland and the resulting reduction in current infection rates, it is clear that the easing of lockdown measures will not proceed at a pace that will allow us to stage the August show to its traditional standards while complying with the current Government guidelines.
The fundamental principle of Millstreet’s long running success is the inclusivity it offers to one and all. The annual schedule of classes provides opportunities for horses/ponies and riders of all levels, ages and abilities.
We take our industry support responsibilities very seriously; events such as the Foal Auction, 3yo Horse and Pony Young Irelander, 4yo National Discovery Championships also for both horses and ponies, and many other unique Millstreet concepts contribute incalculably to Irish horse and pony breeders and producers. To stage a show without one or more of these elements or limiting participation would go against our “open door” values.” [read the full announcement on Millstreet.Horse]
We thank Presenter, John Greene for advance information on this Sunday evening’s programme – 6th June 2021 at 7pm on C103. (S.R.)
Where The Road Takes Me – Sunday 6th June
Once Flower Lodge, home to Cork Hibernians, Páirc Uí Rinn is now one of the GAA’s strongholds in Cork and named after one of the greatest hurlers of all time.
Christy Ring was a very close friend of the late Paddy Martin, the Taoiseach’s father and on this week’s edition of ‘Where the road takes me’, Mícheál Martin joins John Greene in the Stadium to talk about his life and times.
You’ll find the conversation moving swiftly from one subject to another.
Growing up in Turner’s Cross, soccer, hurling, dancing, the Gaeltacht, his international boxer father, becoming leader of his party and later Taoiseach, taking on the powerful tobacco industry and of course Covid-19 are some of the many subjects up for discussion. [read more …] ““Where the Road Takes Me” at 7pm this Sunday on C103″
Seáno Murphy has shared a further Sporting Image and Caption of the Millstreet Team of 1959….Many thanks, Seáno. (S.R.)
We thank Seáno Murphy, Knocknagree and formerly of High Mill Lane, Millstreet – for so very kindly sharing this very interesting newspaper photo of 1963 in which many wonderfully talented Millstreet Players feature. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)
IT’S Eyes Down for the Duhallow GAA Online Family Bingo on this Saturday night. From a €2000 prizefund, there are ten games, win/share €20 for a single line, win/share €40 for two lines and €100 for full house with a €400 Jackpot also to be won.
Cork U20 Hurling captain Conor O’Callaghan (Dromtariffe) and Cork football panellist Eoghan McSweeney (Knocknagree) have given their time to support the hosting.
Single books cost €10, double books at €15 each from GAA clubs or Duhallow Board officers.
Locally Bingo Books can be obtained up to Saturday afternoon from club contacts in Millstreet: Con Healy (086-2638320), Cullen: Karen Hickey (085-8586073), St. Johns: Don O’Riordan (087-7668669); Dromtariffe: Seán Feely(086-3168212).
Books are also available from John Tarrant (087-6792405), Denny Lane(087-2010830), Dan Dennehy (087-8077348) and Frank Barry (087-9838087).
On the purchase of a Book, just provide a contact number and a link will be forwarded on the day of Bingo. (We thank John Tarrant for this Notice…S.R.)
“ We are delighted to announce that Los Zarcos FC are bringing underage soccer back to Millstreet Town park for the 21/22 Season”
We hope to field teams in both the Cork
School Boys League and Cork School Girls League.
We will create a football academy for Boys and Girls from Under 6 through to Under 9
and Under 10 and Under 11.
Then for Under 12 through to under 16 they will train with their individual team.
We hope this will be a great opportunity for the children of Millstreet and the surrounding area to be able to play underage soccer locally for the first time in years.
For these teams to be successful we will need to get additional coaches and volunteers involved with the club.
If you or your child would like to join Los Zarcos FC Underage teams please contact one of the following:
Ronan Galvin (087 9492958)
Club Secretary
Cian O Mahony (087 7513272)
Child Welfare Officer
Could you please contact one of the above officers to register your child ASAP to allow us to plan accordingly depending on the numbers at each age group.
Thank you for your support and we look forward to exciting times ahead for soccer in Millstreet.
Rathcoole Rovers Football Club is delighted to announce we are setting up underage soccer teams.
We are searching for children interested in playing soccer between the ages of 10 and 15.
We are also recruiting some volunteers to help out with our new underage teams.
If anyone is interested in joining our juvenile soccer teams or wanting to volunteer please contact Mathew Cleary at 0871661717 or Alfie Cooney at 0872733385
Clickety click, Duhallow GAA are teaming together with an Online Family Bingo on Saturday, May 9. From a €2000 prizefund, they are ten games, win/share €20 for a single line, win/share €40 for two lines and €100 for full house with a €400 Jackpot also to be won.
For each game, the numbers drawn will be displayed during the game to ensure transparency. When a player gets a check, they can unmute their microphone and let the bingo caller know.
The player displays their Bingo Card via the camera for all players to see, the check is also verified by the caller and a code on the players card is also checked.
Single books cost €10, double books at €15 each from GAA clubs or Duhallow Board officers.
Locally Bingo Books can be obtained from club contacts in Millstreet: Con Healy (086-2638320), Cullen: Karen Hickey (085-8586073), St. Johns: Don O’Riordan (087-7668669).
Books are also available from John Tarrant (087-6792405), Denny Lane(087-2010830) and Dan Dennehy (087-8077348).
On the purchase of a Book, just provide a contact number and a link will be forwarded on the day of Bingo.
Best of luck!
We thank John Tarrant for this feature. Tap on the Poster to enlarge. (S.R.)
Players need to have completed membership for 2021 before returning to play or training.
You will need to sign up to Club Force to register, (it would be a good idea to have the same password as your Health Questionnaire).
Membership is at a reduced rate for 2021.
1st Child €30
2nd €20
3 or more €15
Any teams that didn’t train in 2020 their membership will roll over for 2021 ONLY. Please contact secretarybng.millstreet.cork@gaa.ie for details regarding this. Our Club secretary has a list of members not required to pay membership for this coming year
Millstreet GAA Club would like to thank everyone who supported the Rebel Bounty Cork GAA Draw. All funds raised will be of great benefit to the club in the provision of facilities and promotion of games. Tickets can still be purchased online at RebelBounty.ie or from club officers,before Wednesday 24th March.
We thank Con Healy for this post. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)
Millstreet GAA Club is promoting the Rebel Bounty Cork Co. Board Draw to fund Club development. Support would be gratefully appreciated. Tickets may be bought online at https://gaacork.ie/rebelbounty/ RebelBounty.ie or by contacting Con at 086 263 8320.
Please remember to select Millstreet as your Club when buying tickets online.
The Cork Car 
Friday evening at 6 
See some 21 more images below: [read more …] “Wonderfully Successful Cúl Camp 2021 at Millstreet Town Park”
We thank Seáno Murphy, Knocknagree and formerly of High Mill Lane, Millstreet – for so very kindly sharing this very interesting newspaper photo of 1963 in which many wonderfully talented Millstreet Players feature. Tap on the image to enlarge. (S.R.)
Millstreet GAA Club would like to thank everyone who supported the Rebel Bounty Cork GAA Draw. All funds raised will be of great benefit to the club in the provision of facilities and promotion of games. Tickets can still be purchased online at RebelBounty.ie or from club officers,before Wednesday 24th March. 
