Genealogy: Looking For Lynchs of Rathcoole

Hi, My name is Sheila McLaughlin and I am From The United States. My grandpa, Jeremiah Lynch was born in Rathcoole, Millstreet Co. Cork June 14 1902. His Mother’s name was Honora or Nora Kerrisk or Kerrish. He had a brothers Humphrey and Thomas (who came to the US) and a sister Nora among other siblings.

If you happen to have any info re: the Lynch family, please email me at: <email>

Thank you!!!

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Birth of HUMPHRY LYNCH in 1865 Son of Patrick Lynch Rathcool and Ellen Courtney

(siblings of Humphrey)

Marriage of HUMPHREY LYNCH and HANORIA KERRISK on 06 February 1894

1901 census: Residents of a house 8 in Rathcoole (Rathcool, Cork)

Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion
Lynch Humphery 36 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic
Lynch Hannora 32 Female Wife Roman Catholic
Lynch Ellin 5 Female Daughter Roman Catholic
Lynch John 3 Male Son Roman Catholic
Lynch Patrick Male Son Roman Catholic
Kerrick Mary 33 Female Sister in Law Roman Catholic

 

Cork Music Station Launch at Hazel Tree Inn – A Great Success

Hugely popular renowned singer Lisa McHugh is welcomed to the Hazel Tree Inn, Mallow by William Fitzgerald at yesterday evening’s superbly successful official launch of Cork Music Station.   Lisa was top of the bill amongst a galaxy of excellent Country-and-Western and Irish Stars who participated in the spectacular evening of great entertainment in aid of Cullen & District Special Needs Association as well as the Austin Long Fund for Moldova.   It was William and his son, John, who initially established the very popular online radio station.   We shall be sharing lots more pictures later and the full concert was also recorded by LTV2 Millstreet with Seán Murphy as principal cameraman.   Michael Commins from Midwest Radio was the brilliant MC for the mighty occasion.   (S.R.)

Regional Report 1136 – 9th October 2012

 by

Eily Buckley

Dia is mhuire diobh go leir a cairde and welcome to News Report 1136 from Millstreet.

Fondest greetings dear listeners and I wish you all the very best on this rather wet but mild Tuesday morning.

Monthly meeting of the Community Council to-night at the Youth Centre starting at 9. All members please attend.

It was another busy weekend here in Millstreet which saw our brilliant Minor Hurling team win the County Final, defeating Aghada in Coachford on Saturday afternoon. The pipe band was out to meet them on their arrival back in Millstreet where they lauded for their great success.   They took the Cup around the town and their sense of pride was plain to see. Well done to them and to all associated with them.

And our U10 Football team won the shield in Canovee on Sunday under the careful guidance of trainer Tadgh O Donovan and his helpers.

[read more …] “Regional Report 1136 – 9th October 2012”

In the Corkman – 4th October 2012

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

Results & Fixtures – 8th October 2012

GAA:Vocational Schools JBFC:  Beara CS 3-10 Millstreet CS 2-10, Ballingeary, 12pm Friday 5th Sept
County Minor B Hurling Championship Final: Millstreet 3-13 Aghada 0-21, 6th Oct [photo] [match reports from Aghada GAA, the Corkman]
U21 A HC semi-final: Duhallow 1-13 Midleton 1-12, 7th Oct in Mallow, Michael Vaughan scored 1-1 & David McCaul playing also. [match reports in the examiner, the Corkman]

Camogie: U18 County Semi-Final: Mallow 2-8 Millstreet 2-8 [the Corkman]

Soccer:  (Cork AUL Tables Oct 8th)
AUL 3B: Buttevant 1 Los Zarcos 2, Fri 5th Oct 7.30 pm (Darren Murphy: 20secs, 35th min)
AOH Cup 2nd Rd: Waterloo 1 Rathcoole Rovers 0, Saturday 6th Oct 3pm
AOH Cup 2nd Rd: Millstreet Celtic 2 Cathedral Celtic 5, Saturday 6th Oct 3pm

Greyhounds:
Con & Finbarr O’Connor’s dog Cleanaway Podge ran well to take the “The JH Insulation 525 (Flat:A3)” in a time of 29.23 at Curraheen Park on Fri Oct 5th (video below)

Catriona McCarthy’s bitch Slanan Miss placed third in “The Connolly’s Red Mills A2 Bitch 525 Round 1 Heat 2” at Curraheen Park on Sat Oct 6th (video below)

Cork 20 Rally: (full details)
#53 Daniel Lucey/Derry Healy (Ford Escort) [13] * Finished first in his class – 5th in the national class, and second overall in the modified section of the 2012 Tarmac Championship! [times]
#62 John O’Sullivan/Denny O’Riordan (Toyota Corolla) [11A] * Finished 1st in class – 14th overall [times]

Athletics: At the Galway Bay Half Marathon and 10k, Patrick Coleman (#227) finished the 10k race in a time of  50.18

 Road Bowling: Kilcorney: Paul Burke bt Donal Cullinane 2bwl €420; Mark Burke bt Olan Noonan 1bwl €700.

[read more …] “Results & Fixtures – 8th October 2012″

Book Reading by Celine Kiernan

Author Celine Kiernan who writes fantasy novels for young adults will be doing a reading in Millstreet Library this Wednesday at 1.15pm. She is best known for The Moorehawke Trilogy. Set in an alternate renaissance Europe, the trilogy combines fantasy elements with an exploration of political, humanitarian and philosophical themes. [read more …] “Book Reading by Celine Kiernan”

Francis Duggan’s Poem Mentioned in Dáil Éireann

This is the article which appeared on last Wednesday’s “Irish Daily Mail” which contained the Francis Duggan poem which was partly quoted by Fianna Fáil Leader, Mícheál Martin, in Dáil Eireann on Tuesday, 2nd October 2012.   It was also included in the RTÉ television series “Oireachtas Report” (4:06 to 5:25) on Tuesday (on RTÉ Player until Oct 24th).   We thank Jerry Lehane (and also Jerry O’Connor) for the newspaper, Tommy Cooper in London for alerting us about the national reference and the Cooper Family, Claraghatlea for bringing the very interesting Dáil reference to our attention.   As the article indicated – Francis, a native of Claraghatlea, Millstreet lives in Australia for the past 23 years. [read more …] “Francis Duggan’s Poem Mentioned in Dáil Éireann”

G.A.A. club sponsored walk great success

On Saturday September 29th while 17 people walked and completed the Drishane castle loop 60 others climbed Clara mountain to raise funds for our G.A.A. club and the Mercy hospital.
We are still collecting sponsorship cards but to date 1212 euro has been collected which is a fantastic amount in these difficult times.
A huge thank you goes out to each and everyone of you young and old who took part in this great event and thank you also to Thomas Duggan for allowing us to use Drishane.
On our return light refreshments were served  in our local G.A.A. hall much to the delight of the walkers.
Many thanks again -Carmel Walsh.
[read more …] “G.A.A. club sponsored walk great success”

Of Toots Kelleher

Of Toots Kelleher only the memories remain
But in fancy i often does seem him again
In full flight for Millstreet in the green and gold
Though it is true about great men they too do grow old

Never found to be wanting when put to the test
For Cork, Munster and Millstreet he always gave of his best
In Cork, Coachford, Macroom, Killarney and in famed Croke Park
The Pride of Duhallow often left his mark [read more …] “Of Toots Kelleher”

Parish Newsletter – 7th October, 2012

PARISH NEWSLETTER for BALLYDALY-CULLEN-MILLSTREET
Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – 7th October, 2012
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: Don Murphy, Knocknaloman
Bridie Fenton, Firies
Baby Gustav Kelleher, Cloghoulabeg & Germany [read more …] “Parish Newsletter – 7th October, 2012″

Irish Cancer Society’s Action Breast Cancer Walk on Friday

Organised by O’Herlihy’s Centra, Millstreet a sponsored walk in aid of the Irish Cancer Society’s Action Breast Cancer took place at 5.00 p.m. on Friday, 5th October 2012.   The dedicated participants are photographed in advance of the 5 mile walk around the Glebe Route in Millstreet.   (S.R.) 

Bio: Denis Long

Denis Long was one of Cork’s brightest stars in the 1973 galaxy of talent. Deep involvement continues in Tralee.

In the days when Carrolls used to sponsor the annual Hurling and Football All Star Awards, a small citation accompanied the photograph of each winner on the much sought after posters. The composer of the citations is unknown but he/she certainly did a fine job. Many descriptions of a player’s finer points were invoked but I can only recall one occasion on which the word “grace” was used. In 1973, Cork’s midfielder Denis Long received his award “for the grace of his football and for his intelligent and shrewd distribution of the ball.” Couldn’t have been more accurate. Two years later, Denis was again on the All Star team, “for his admirable combination of high work rate, excellent catching and lengthy kicking.” Yes, the man, or woman, behind those little citations knew a thing or two about [read more …] “Bio: Denis Long”

30th National Dairy Show

2012 – Innovation and Celebration

Whether it is model farm displays or the latest innovations in dairy farming, a day at the Green Glens Arena on Saturday the 20th of October 2012 seems to have something for everyone. A day of fun and learning is a definite for all ages. The National Dairy Show will be held at the Millstreet venue for its 30th year and this year promises to [read more …] “30th National Dairy Show”

Millstreet Golf Society – 07/10/2012

Millstreet Golf Society

 

Kenmare G C – Champagne scramble

 

11:30 Chris Twomey John O’ Sullivan Paddy Roche
11:38 Connie Cotter Mike Cotter Tom O’ Neill
11:46 Denis Hickey Tom Flahive Michael Smyth
11:54 Anthony Dennehy Padraig Sheehan Liam Burke
12:02 Frankie Reen Jeremiah Keating Gavin Murphy
12:10 Trevor O’ Connor Matthew Dennehy Noelie O’ Connor
12:18

[read more …] “Millstreet Golf Society – 07/10/2012”

Cork 20 – Moll Carthy’s

This weekend sees the staging of the Orchard Motorsport Cork ‘20’ International Rally.  It will be passing near Kilcorney on Sunday, as the cars race twice through the Moll Carthy’s stage, taking in Inchamay North, Carragraigue, Knockbrack, Shronebeha and  Derry on stages 10 and 13 as they do a loop of three stages, which also includes Glantane and Castlemagner. First drivers on the Moll Carthy’s stage are due to start at 11:50am first round, and 2:25am second time around. Beware of the road closures in the area from 10:30am to 4:45pm which are listed below.

… and make sure to have a look out for local lads:
#46 Liam Denehy/John Lynch (Subaru Impreza) [8] *did not start the rally*
#53 Daniel Lucey/Derry Healy (Ford Escort) [13] *Finished first in his class – 5th in the national class [times]*
#62 John O’Sullivan/Denny O’Riordan (Toyota Corolla) [11A] *Finished 1st in class – 14th overall [times]*

[read more …] “Cork 20 – Moll Carthy’s”

Census 2011: How many Polish in Millstreet

The Central Statistics Office today released its Migration and Diversity Report which looks at diversity in the form of non-Irish nationals living in Ireland, along with foreign languages spoken and ability to speak English.

Millstreet gets a mention on page 11 as the town with the 5th highest Polish Poluation in Ireland with 15% of its population being Polish nationals. A few years ago we reported that in 2006 Millstreet had by far the highest Polish population in the country at 14%. (see the tables below for details) It has risen slightly (even if anecdotally quite a few seem to have left) while other other towns have seen their Polish population climb dramatically. Indeed our close neighbours in Rathmore had [read more …] “Census 2011: How many Polish in Millstreet”

The Human Costs of Deportation

Yesterday saw the launch of a campaign of a new group called Anti-Deportation Ireland who are against the system of direct provision and the practice of deportation. One asylum seeker Aisha Yusuff wrote of the pain inflicted on her family by the deportation of her husband:

“I reside in Drishane Castle in Millstreet Accomodation Centre with my two children ages four and two, both born in Ireland. I arrived in Ireland in July 2008 with my husband to seek asylum. We were given deportation letters by the justice system a year later. The letters explained that as a family we were not to be separated and would be deported together.

We were asked to continually report to the GNIB office in Dublin so that our removal from the state could be facilitated. We did this for [read more …] “The Human Costs of Deportation”