We’ve been asked to alert those who may have forgotten to collect clothes left after the recent Summer Camp in Cullen that a special opening has been arranged for this Thursday, 23rd July 2015 of Cullen Community Centre from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. so as to give an opportunity to collect forgotten clothes. (S.R.)
Regional Report 1275 – 21st July 2015
by
Eily Buckley
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to news report 1275 from Millstreet. Fondest greetings dear listeners and I wish you all the very best on this calm morning following a wet night.
An important Community Council Meeting will b e held at the Wallis Arms to-night starting at 9. All members please attend. The Community Council are at the moment engaged in upgrading the Youth Centre especially the Adult Gym there. Ambitious plans are in the pipeline and to-nights meeting will be mainly about this welcome development.
Another welcome development will be the placing of the bridge over the Blackwater at Dooneen. Many years of negotiations have gone into this project, and local lobbying playing a big part.
The contract for the Bridge is gone out to tender, and the crossing of the Blackwater at this point, marks one of the last pieces of the jig-saw on the mighty Bearra/Brefni Way
Local land owners on both sides of the river at this point, namely Michael and Marian O Sullivan and Francis and Eileen O Riordan have to be lauded for allowing their land to be used for this important development.
Bug Fest at Millstreet Country Park 2nd & 3rd August 2015
Sliabh Luachra Summer School 2015 at Rockchapel 3-8 August
The traditional music master classes which will be directed by Nicholas McAuliffe who is a leading authority on traditional music will focus on the recently discovered manuscripts in the National Traditional Music Archives in Dublin which came from Dan Curtin of Stagmount, Rockchapel and date back to the 1850, and manuscripts discovered in Elsberry,Missouri, in the United States and were compiled by Dave Dan Curtin and by David Leahy from Seocandgloss Mountcollins with music dating back to the 1700s.
These manuscripts give a historical glimpse of an older layer of Sliabh Luachra music that predates the polkas and slides that now characterize the area. They also illustrate the richness of the music at the time of the compiling of the manuscripts, and the contribution made by the area to the music of Sliabh Luachra over the last 200 years.
[read more …] “Sliabh Luachra Summer School 2015 at Rockchapel 3-8 August”
Millstreet Library as a Welcoming Venue for Meetings
Loyal Support for Cork in Millstreet
Let’s view a further 14 pictures illustrating the loyal Cork support and also demonstrating the wonderful dedication of [read more …] “Loyal Support for Cork in Millstreet”
Parish Newsletter – 19th July, 2015
PARISH NEWSLETTER for BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – 19th July, 2015
Canon John Fitzgerald P.P. Tel Nos. Millstreet 029-70043/Mobile 087-7752948
Email: <email> www.dioceseofkerry.ie
PARISH OFFICE OPENING HOURS: MONDAY-TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY
10.00a.m.-1.00p.m. & 2.00p.m.-5.00p.m.
Your prayers are requested for the repose of the souls of the following and for those whose anniversaries occur around this time, and for those for whom masses will be offered during the week:
RECENT DEATHS: Denis Murphy, Rathmore & Cullen
Mass Intentions this Week-end:
[read more …] “Parish Newsletter – 19th July, 2015”
A Session in the Wallis Arms (1975)
Host Family for Spanish Student
A host family is needed for a 14 year old Spanish boy
From Sept-June (The school year). Paying roughly 400/500 per month
The contact Adrian @ 086-1991644
Eircode Community Outreach Programme
We thank Lisa Cashman, Outreach Champion, Cork West, West Cork Development Partnership
West Cork Technology Park, Clonakilty, West Cork….for the following insight into Eircode. (S.R.)
Re: Eircode Community Outreach Programme
Dear all,
You will probably hear or read reports that Eircode was launched yesterday or perhaps you saw the TV advert https://player.vimeo.com/video/132084090.
People all over County Cork will receive letters between Wednesday 15th July to Monday 20th July to notify them of the Eircode for their address and advice on how they can use it.
The introduction of Eircode will bring numerous benefits. Not only will it make the delivery of services and goods to households easier, but in the case of a medical emergency, being able to accurately and quickly identify an address can save valuable minutes. Remember, addresses will not be changing – an Eircode will simply be added to current addresses.
As you know from my previous communications, I work with West Cork Development Partnership as ‘Outreach Champion’ for Cork West area. The programme is co-ordinated by The Wheel, working closely with Irish Rural Link. We’re delighted that hundreds of people from organisations throughout Cork County have got on board and are helping to reach thousands of people who might otherwise get left behind. We’ve all been busy, meeting the target group on a one-to-one or one-to-few basis to tell them about Eircode, to answer their questions and to reassure them. It’s been a tremendous community effort. [read more …] “Eircode Community Outreach Programme”
Cullen & District Special Needs Association
Contact Geff O’Sullivan
087 2568522
The Blue Dog Bar
Beyond Millstreet Town it’s fame did travel far
The licensed premises owned by Catherine Duggan known as The Blue Dog Bar
Long deceased Millstreet’s most beautiful woman when in her life’s prime
Though this is going back many decades in time
Catherine a young widow with a large young family to raise
Was a woman who never did cease to amaze
Her children all quite successful became known far and wide
Far beyond the borders of Duhallow’s green countryside
[read more …] “The Blue Dog Bar”
Local Burglaries
Yesterday there were 2 burgularies in the area:
- 3:30pm at Clarathlea which was disrupted. Three males suspected, and
- between 1pm and 5:45 at Shinnagh, Rathmore.
Any information to Millstreet Gardaí @ 029-70002.
Also, a vehicle doing shed cleaning/ maintenance in Rathmore under suspicion locally for other incidents.
Cork County Council Towns Garden & Floral Display
The Competition deadline is this coming Friday, 17th July. Please Note: Individual residents, along with residents associations can apply on behalf of the estate they are living in.
Dromtariffe Parish Free Fun Walk This Evening
Dromtariffe Parish Free Fun Walk.
Get to know your locals and locality. For all ages, young and old! Take it in your stride!
Next walk is is on Thursday evening July 16th at 7.30pm. Parking at Dromagh Church car park onto Gurteen then onto Rosnalee Mill and back.
All welcome!
Organised by Dromtarriffe Hall Committee
We thank David O’Keeffe for this important notice. (S.R.)
Enjoying the Killarney Races
“Radio Treasures” Live from Phil Mack Show Tonight
Tonight our weekly “Radio Treasures” on www.corkmusicstation.com comes live from 8pm until late from the “Phil Mack International Show” which is taking place at Cork’s “Silver Springs” Hotel. Do join us anytime to hear the very best of Country & Western Music as well as lots of Irish Musicians and Singers.
Slurry Wanted
Slurry Wanted
Millstreet area in the coming weeks
please call 0872464878
Regional Report 1274 – 14th July 2015
by
Eily Buckley
Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to News Report 1274 from Millstreet. Fondest greetings dear listeners and I wish you all the very best on this wet/misty Tuesday morning.
A notice from the Cullen and District Special Needs Association to say that their Annual OldTime Threshing and Vintage Day has been changed to Sunday July 26th. It’s a fun day for all the family and live music by the wellknown Tim O Riordan & Natural Gas.
Cullen Young at Heart Gala evening out to the Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney on Tuesday July 28th comprising of dinner followed entertainment and dancing to Brendan Shine.
Bus leaving Cullen at 5.45. Book your place prior to July 24th.
There is great excitement all over the place about the parish records that have been displayed on our website. Records of births, marriages and deaths can now be sourced back as far as the mid 1800s and will attract worldwide interest.
Further to that, details from the famous Cork Butter Market are also on line, giving an account of all the people who sold butter there from as far back as 1884. Again this record will open up widespread interest. And will provide many talking points amongst our people. Already I met a man today who has in his possession one of the wooden “stamps” that was used to determine the identity of the supplier.
Still with historic things, on Sunday last the Kerry Archaeological and Historic Society hosted a historic trail , taking in Clara, Drishane, Kilmeedy Castle and Upper Ballydaly. They started out from the Carnegie Hall at 2.30 and a fine crowd took part.
JAHC: Millstreet v Banteer – Tonight @ 7:45
Result: Millstreet 0-13 Banteer 0-11.
Well done to all the lads tonight 🙂
@DuhallowGAA JAHC today, Banteer v Millstreet, Dromtariffe, 7.45pm pic.twitter.com/KLKoxh1HDx
— John Tarrant (@jgtarrant) July 13, 2015
@MillstreetGaa: JAHC Millstreet v Banteer in Dromtarriff on Monday night @ 7:45, your support will be very much appreciated.
Kerry Archaeological & Historical Society Enjoy Millstreet Tour on Sunday
LTV2 Programme 262 now Online
LTV2 Programme 262 is now Online, on this weeks Programme we have Music from Trudi Lalor, we Preview the not to be missed Phil Mack Show which is coming to Cork next Tuesday Night July 14, and we go to Cullen for some Highlights from the Annual Feis held there recently, Enjoy the Show.
Millstreet Visit on Sunday by Kerry Archaeological & Historical Society
KERRY ARCHAEOLOGICAL & HISTORICAL SOCIETY will host a History Outing led by Fr. Seán Tucker & Seán Radley visiting Millstreet Museum, Drishane, Kilmeedy Castle & Upper Ballydaly and more on Sunday 12th July 2015. Meet at Carnegie Hall at 2.30p.m. All are very welcome!
Parish Newsletter – 12th July, 2015
PARISH NEWSLETTER for BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – 12th July, 2015
Canon John Fitzgerald P.P. Tel Nos. Millstreet 029-70043/Mobile 087-7752948
Email: <email> www.dioceseofkerry.ie
PARISH OFFICE OPENING HOURS: MONDAY-TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY
10.00a.m.-1.00p.m. & 2.00p.m.-5.00p.m.
Your prayers are requested for the repose of the souls of the following and for those whose anniversaries occur around this time, and for those for whom masses will be offered during the week:
RECENT DEATHS: Nora Murphy (née Touhy), Beaufort & Drishane Road, Millstreet; Katie Hickey-O’Leary, Cullen.
Mass Intentions this Week-end: [read more …] “Parish Newsletter – 12th July, 2015”
Children’s Book Club at Millstreet Library on 14th July at 11.30 a.m.
Death Notice: Katie Hickey-O’Leary, Cullen
Death Notice Of Katie HICKEY-O’LEARY, Cullen, Mallow, Co. Cork, Ireland
HICKEY-O’LEARY (Cullen Village, Mallow): On July 10, 2015, peacefully, in the exceptional care of Nuala and staff of Teach Altra Nursing Home, Newmarket, KATIE (nee Hickey) (ex Publican), dearly loved wife of the late Val and dear sister of the late Hannah Mary, Maria, Lizzie, Nora May, Julia, Willie, Denis, Peter and Tom, predeceased by her sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law. Deeply regretted by her brothers Johnny, Martin and Paul, her nieces especially Ann (Murphy), Marie (Walsh), Maura (Neville) and their families, her nephews especially Conor Hickey and his family, grandnieces, grandnephews, great-grandnieces, great-grandnephews, relatives and many friends.Reposing at Tarrant’s Funeral Home, Millstreet on this Saturday evening from 6pm with removal at 8pm to the Church of the Nativity, Cullen. Requiem Mass tomorrow, Sunday, at 10.15am. Burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis.
Local Suppliers to the Cork Butter Market in 1884
Below is a list of farmers / creameries from the Millstreet area who were delivering butter to the Cork Butter Market in 1884, which taken from the Original Survey of February 1884.
It would be interesting to know how many firkins were supplied by each person, but that data (along with more like the presence of inspectors) is not shown here, but can be seen in the original documents.
This digitised info as well as all the suppliers from around Munster are located on corkarchives.ie. The original forms are available to view in the Archives research room by appointment. A copy of a form may also be obtained on request: Email: <email> or, Tel.+353 (0)21 4505876.
Post Town | Address | Last Name | First Name | Form No. |
Co. Cork | Millstreet | Hegarty | Jeremiah | 22 |
Co. Cork | Boherbue | O’Connor | Cornelius C. | 33 |
Co. Cork | Millstreet | Rahilly | Michael | 48 |
Cullen, Millstreet | Lisnaboy | Murphy | Daniel | 76 |
Cullen, Millstreet | Laghtsigh | Murphy | Denis | 67 |
Cullen? | Lislehane? | Sullivan | Eugene | 54 |
Cullin, Millstreet | Ahane | Duggan | Timothy | 120 |
Cullin, Millstreet | Lisnaboy | Hickey | Denis J. | 56 |
Millstreet | Keanicorega? | Buckley | Timothy | 257 |
Millstreet | Ballinatona | Creedon | John | 227 |
Millstreet | Ahane | Hickey | Daniel | 318 |
Millstreet | Lisnaboy | Hickey | John J. | 46 |
Millstreet | Glenleigh | Howards | Jerome | 255 |
Millstreet | Tubber | Kiely | Timothy | 320 |
Millstreet | Claraghatlea | Looney | Jeremiah | 327 |
Millstreet | Glountane More | McSwiney | Dan | 279 |
Millstreet | Keale | McSwyney | Bryan | 333 |
Millstreet | Coolsherane ? | Murphy | Julia | 65 |
Millstreet | Coolnarney | Noonan | Denis | 66 |
Millstreet | Mologhroe, Cullin | O’Keeffe | Jeremiah | 319 |
Millstreet | Knockgorm | O’Sullivan | PJ? | 252 |
Millstreet | Ballydaly | Sullivan | Denis J. | 216 |
Clonbanin Cross, Banteer | The Island | Twomey | Timothy | 256 |
Your Dog Matters
Noel Murphy, is a dog trainer and behaviourist, new to the Millstreet area.
“I’m a dog behaviourist, and I’m here to help you and your dog to live in a harmonious way. I’m here to help you to resolve any and all problems that you encounter along the way. Please read through my website for helpful information, and if you need my help on a particular matter just call me…”
The website is yourdogmatters.ie. My phone number is 0872583784, and my
email address is <email>
https://www.facebook.com/yourdogmatters/
Healy’s Horse Fair
Original Parish Registers now available online
We’re lucky that the Millstreet Parish (and Kerry Dioscese) baptism and marriage registrers have been digitised and indexed online since 2009, but yesterday the National Library of Ireland have put the microfilm of the of the Catholic Church Registers (pre 1900) for the whole country online. So where we had the information previously, we can now go and see the original entry in the parish registers.
There are four Registration Books for the Millstreet Parish (click the links below to see each one):
- Baptisms – 4th December 1853 to 16th July 1863
- Marriages – 14th January 1855 to 13th April 1881
- Baptisms – 21st July 1865 to 8th Sept 1878
- Baptisms (Cullen) – 12th January 1873 to 27th Feb 1881
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Bordering Millstreet Parish, other register books of interest are:
- Carriganima Church Records are in the Clondrohid Register Books (Cloyne Diocese)
- Dromagh Church, and Derrinagree Church records are in the Dromtarriffe Registers (Cloyne Diocese)
- Kilcorney and Banteer Church records are in the Banteer (Clonmeen) Registers (Cloyne Diocese)
- Boherbue and Kiskeam Church records are in the Boherbue (Kilmeen) Registers (Kerry Diocese)
- Rathmore, Gneeveguilla, Knocknagree, and Shrone Churches are in the Rathmore Registers (Kerry Diocese)
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Having browsed some of the records, and having compared them to the online records, it became obvious that whoever was transcribing the online records left entries blank where [read more …] “Original Parish Registers now available online”