By Jer Kennelly
2023 April 5 Knockanure
KNOCKANURE
THANKS: On behalf of the Moyvane Community we would like to acknowledge and thank The Marian Hall Committee who have sponsored the purchase of 2 sets of pads in recent years for the Defibrillator located outside The Marian Hall. The local North/East Kerry Community First Responder Group has now agreed to take over the maintenance of this Defibrillator. This group is a great asset to our local Community.
Moyvane ICA would like to thank all who contributed to the recent ‘Daffodil Day’ collection in support of Irish Cancer Society, €1,365 raised.
PARISH: Confessions: Moyvane Saturday 6.45pm to 7.15pm. Eucharistic Adoration every Tues. after 10.00am Mass to 11.30am. Palm Sunday – Procession this year in Moyvane after 11:00am mass.
Confessions St. Mary’s Church Listowel, Mon. Apr. 3rd at 8pm.
The Chrism Mass will take place on Tues. evening Apr. 4th 7.00pm in the Cathedral. There will be refreshments after Mass in St. Brendan’s College refectory. Holy Thursday – Renewal of commitment by Eucharistic Ministers, -Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the Altar of Repose until 12 Midnight. Reminder Parish Office will be closed Holy Thursday and Good Friday. A Happy and Blessed Easter to everyone.
RAMBLING HOUSES: Every 1st Thursday of each month there is a Rambling House in the Community Centre in Knockanure.. All musicians, singers’ dancers and storytellers are most welcome to attend.
GAA Knockanure Lotto Results from Tuesday March 28th. Jackpot was €2,000. Numbers Drawn: 9, 13, 20, and 28. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Esther O Flaherty, Tubbertoureen; 2. Mary O Connor, Ardfert; 3. Katie Flynn, Duagh; 4. Christopher O Gorman, and 5. TJ O Donoghue, Causeway.
Next draw on Tuesday April 4th in the clubhouse and jackpot will be €2,100. All are welcome
CLOTHES: Smart recycling for Scoil Chorp Chriost, Knockanure. Pack a plastic bag of second hand clothes and bring it to Scoil Chorp Chriost, Knockanure on or before 20th April. We can then raise funds through recycling these clothes. All clean unwanted clothes and shoes accepted. No duvets, pillows, cushions or rugs. No wet or dirty clothes. So how about doing that spring clear out or perhaps you have unwanted clothes in your attic or spare room. Here is the chance to start that clear out and help our school in its fundraising initiative. Thank you from the Parents Association Scoil Chorp Chriost, Knockanure.
GOOD Friday Pageant will be performed in the Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Castle Street, Tralee at 3pm. About 40 actors are involved.
DEATH of Cornelius (Con) O’Carroll, Manchester and late of New Houses, Moyvane, on March 25th, 2023, in Manchester. Husband of the late Bridie. Con will be sadly missed by his son Mark, daughter-in-law Donna, grandchildren, brothers Brendan and Mike, sister Marietta, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, and extended family.
ANNIVERSARIES: Tom McCarthy, Eamonn Breslin, Betty Lynch, Maurice Walsh, Marie O Connor, Sr. De Sales Horgan, Lena O Connor, Noreen Nolan, Ruby McMahon, Eileen Meehan, John Joe Wynne, , Annie McMahon, Joan Guerin, Mary O Sullivan, Josephine Cronin, Nora Fitzgerald, Sr. Elena Goulding, Tom Sheehan, Peggy Barrett, Aidan Cummins, Margaret Devine, Sr. Philomena Griffin, Bridget Carmody,
MASS INTENTIONS: Sat.1st Apr.’23- Moyvane for Nora (2nd Aniv.) & Thomas Fitzgerald (Aniv.) Lenamore at 7.30pm; Sun.2nd Apr.’23- Knockanure Palm Sunday for People of the Parish at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane for Bridie Moloney RIP, Recently Deceased at 11.00am; Tues.4th Apr.’23 –
Moyvane a Private Intention at 10.00am; Weds.5th Apr.’23- Knockanure a Private Intention at 10.00am; Thurs.6th Apr.’23 Moyvane- Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 8.00pm; Fri.7th Apr.’23- Moyvane- Good Friday- Passion of Our Lord at 3.00pm, and Knockanure Stations of the Cross at 7.30pm; Sat. 8th Apr.’23- Moyvane- Holy Saturday- Vigil Mass 9.00pm; Sun.9th Apr.’23 Knockanure- Easter Sunday at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane for People of the Parish at 11.00am.
HOLY WEEK CONFESSIONS with a number of Priests hearing Confessions will take place on Monday night (3rd April) at 8.00pm in St. Mary’s Church, Listowel. We invite you to avail of the opportunity to do their Easter duty.
DAWN MASS: There will be Mass on Easter Sunday morning at 5.30am in Relig Ifa Naofa, Hill Road, Abbeyfeale.
ATHEA: weekend mass will be switching to Saturday evening on April 15th for summertime.
ST JOHNS: The Musical Matchmaker | Saturday 1st to Wednesday 5th April at 8pm. The Lartigue Theatre Company presents an evening of laughter and song from the writings of John B Keane. Adapted by Danny Hannon, The Musical Matchmaker, is compiled and produced by Denis Mahony. Tickets Box Office on 068 22566. Events for children during Easter break this year. First up, we have ‘Living with a Fairy’ on Thursday 6th April at 4pm and 6pm. Followed by Dr. Dolittle on Wednesday 12th April at 4pm & 6pm.Exhibition by artist Brenda Fitzmaurice, on display in St. John’s Theatre and Arts Centre until the end of April. Thursday 13th , Theatre- Seven Letters.
TINTEAN Ballybunion features Hermitage Green on 8th of April at 8pm, more from 068 255 55.
COLÁISTE NA RÍOCHTA CONCERT with Kerry Choral Union, is being hosted by Coláiste Na Ríochta Secondary School, here in St. Mary’s Church, on Wednesday 19th April at 7.30pm. Tickets on sale in the Parish Office, Listowel.
BEST Wishes to Kay Karim who works as a Cardiac Rehab Nurse in UHK, who won an award at the INACN 25 Scientific Conference and Excellence Awards in Trinity College for her work in Cardiac prevention.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS An Open Public Meeting of the Green Lane Group of Alcoholics Anonymous will be held on Good Friday April 7th 2023 at 8.30pm in Prefab No1, Presentation Convent, Green Lane, Castle Street, Tralee. Refreshments will be provided afterwards. All are welcome.
GOOD FRIDAY WALK Kerry Hospice – will take place on April 7th at 10.30am. Starting from Tarbert Comprehensive School and going to Tarbert Island. Contact Mary Kelly 068-36215 or Mary O’Connell 068-36279. Good Friday walks on April 7 there will be over 20 walks taking place right around the county.
LISTOWEL HOSPICE – Good Friday Walk 7th April. Leaving St Patricks’ Hall at 10am and heading for The Greenway. Sponsorship cards at JK Sports or register on the day. Contact Eileen 087 9865275 / Jenny 086 3934134.
WALK: Step to the beat will continue on Thursday Night at the Athea walking track from 6.30-7.30pm.
FARMING Jobs; https://agrirecruit.ie/
COUNTY Clean Up will take place on Saturday, April 15, this is the 11th year of the event.
REMEMBER only flush the 3Ps -pee, poo and paper – put all other waste in the bin.
SCRAP: Athea GAA Spring into recycling mode. What we need: Household items. Bicycles, go-karts, goal posts, swing sets, pots, pans, cutlery etc. Stoves, coal buckets, shovels, radiators, sinks, tanks, taps, copper & brass products. Farmyard & other items (examples)
Gates, feeders, metal wiring, wheelbarrows, tanks, barrels, buckets, engines, scrap parts, batteries, RSJs, metal sheeting, & other scrap metal, old cars, farm machinery. Contact: Tina 087-9355667, Diarmuid 087-6986798. Liz 087-6699783
GREENWAYS: Kerry County Council is encouraging people to go on foot or cycling along the county’s two new Greenways — the Tralee-Fenit and Listowel-Abbeyfeale routes.
CH Tralee; personal trainer Karl Henry will give a talk at CH Tralee, he will speak on the ‘4 Pillars Of Lifelong Health on Thursday, April 13 at 12noon.
CANCER: Recovery Haven Kerry (Cancer Support House) new 6 week online Cancer Thriving & Surviving course Tuesday April 25 from 10.30am-1pm. (Intro session, April 18). Ring 066-7192122 for more information.
SUPPORT: Anam Cara Kerry, the organisation that supports bereaved parents, is holding it’s monthly Parent Evening for bereaved parents on Tuesday 11th April at 7:15pm in the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee Co. Kerry. Get further information on this by contacting us in [email protected]
PROFESSOR John Calvin Coffey named the Limerick Person of the Month.
HOSPITAL: 400 patients waited on trolleys at the hospital in Tralee, many old people are wondering the purpose of the waiting lists.
DOLLYDay will take place on June 24 in the Frank Sheehy Park, Listowel.
LISTOWEL PARISH SOCIAL will take place on Friday 12th May Listowel Arms Hotel.
CAMOGIE: Munster U16 B’s take to the field in the Championship on Saturday 1st April, Kerry v Cork at 2pm in Knockanure; Tickets on sale now for league final showdown with Kerry v Meath in Croke Park on 16th of April. Due to the adverse weather conditions recently the National League game Kerry against Laois was moved to Knockanure GAA grounds V31DD32. Congratulations to Kerry Camogie team, who are into the league final, following their 2 15 to 1 5 victory over Laois in Knockanure on Saturday 25th March 2023. https://www.facebook.com/kerrycamogie3
DIVINE MERCY: Novena begins Good Friday, Divine Mercy devotions and Mass on April 16th in Church of the Assumption, Abbeyfeale from 2.30pm.
DIVINE MERCY Sunday April 16th in St. John’s Church, Tralee at 2.40pm. The Divine Mercy Novena
begins on Good Friday. Copies of the Novena prayer and Chaplet are available in the Parish Centre.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK – takes place this year on 22nd and 23rd of April.
LOURDES: Youth Pilgrimage 2023 22nd – 27th June. For booking details contact Karen at 061-350000 or email at [email protected]
PILGRIMAGE TO FATIMA- 9 – 15 May Led by Fr. Noel Spring – Contact: Premier Travel on 021-4277700.
Pilgrimage to Medjugorje on May 17th – 24th , June 21st – 28th and September 13th –
21st . Contact Tom Dennehy: 0876468658.
YOUTH: World Youth Day takes place in Lisbon, Portugal from July 31st to August 8th 2023. The Diocese will travel to Lisbon with a group of young people between the ages of 18 and 35.
ALL OR NOTHING; film on the life of Sr. Clare Crockett from Derry who died in an earthquake in Ecuador in 2016 on Holy Thursday, April 6 at 3pm in the Day Care Centre, Abbeyfeale. Tea, Coffee and biscuits will be served. A donation box will be available. Booking 087 6866450.
BENEFIT NIGHT: A night with the Stars of Country and Western music will be held on Wednesday, April 12 in the Woodlands Hotel, Adare on Wednesday, April 12 in memory of the late DJ and WL102fm Broadcaster Mossie Richardson. Doors open 7pm.
FESTIVAL: The Maurice O’ Keeffe festival has been running since 2002, as a tribute to Maurice himself for his contribution to Sliabh Luachra music. This festival takes place each Easter. It includes pub sessions, concerts and ceilis for both young and old. The Maurice O’ Keeffe festival holds a fiddle and duet competition and in which there is a category winner in all age groups and overall winner the perpetual cup and shield. April from 5th to 10th.
https://www.mauriceokeeffe.com/?fbclid=IwAR3bbv3Q0Ujy0EhZrWyKU6Po2FTFnEauG4nKjRaPxqOCi6ThOr4jUFTbAnU
SUN damage said to cause 80% of the signs of premature skin ageing including age spots.
COST of Fertiliser, farm organisations are complaining that, according to price comparison, Southern Farmers will pay E250M more than their Northern Brothers.
CLIMATE Action Plan 2023, the government has a target of 10% of land farmed organically by 2030.
Credit Unions in Kerry are celebrating from March 27th to April 2nd, 2023, National Cultivate Week, to celebrate farmers and the contribution they make to local communities.
CLIMATE cutbacks are expected from all of us, while the Listowel bypass, is consuming needless energy and materials. A poor example from our superiors.
GALA Dinner and 180 guests attended the Business Leaders’ Dinner recently at the Rose Hotel in Tralee
FULL MOON on the 6th of April, bad weather reports were greatly exaggerated, land is wet and cattle, will be anxious to get out shortly. Many plants are flowering at present and leaves are emerging on branches.
BOGS: Grants under the Peatland’s Community Engagement Scheme 2023, up to 80% of the costs of a project will be covered. Government also funding Airports, despite their polluting the air.
COMMUNITY Support Fund- Kerry County Council are to give 750,000 in funding support across the county under the fund this year.
DEBT RELIEF- For further information contact: [email protected] or freetext ISI to 50015.
MUSIC: TG4 traditional Irish Music Awards, honours and celebrates the musical heros of our age. The awards are presented annually at a concert featuring the recipients, this year the awards will be held at the University Concert Hall, Limerick. The Traditional Musician of the Year is Mick O’Brien and the Young Musician is Méabh Smyth. Maurice Lennon will receive Composer of the Year. The Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Fintan Vallely and the Singer of the Year goes to Síle Denvir. Na Mulcahys from Abbyfeale will be awarded with Group of the Year. View on 23 April at 21:30.
NCT: Aontú leader, Peadar Tóibín has proposed a year-long extension to all NCT certificates because of the “considerable delays in the system”. Country people depending on cars should be prioritised for the test.
ARTS: The Kerry Short Film Bursary 2023 valued at €10,000 is now open for submissions.
The award is for a 10-12 min short drama or documentary film to be shot in the county. At least one of the core creative team (Writer/Director/Producer) must be from Kerry. The closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm on Friday 14th April. The bursary is funded by Kerry County Council and the Arts Council and is supported by Screen Kerry.
More details (https://kerrycoco.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b3755ab5575cb711eac9566f8&id=2bbdbec23a&e=57e387efec )
Arts Council funding details here More details (https://kerrycoco.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b3755ab5575cb711eac9566f8&id=eaf05308ec&e=57e387efec)
The Arts Council’s growing Creative Schools programme is delighted to announce an exciting opportunity for artists, creative practitioners, and individuals working in the arts and cultural sector.
Apply now to become a Creative Associate. More details (https://kerrycoco.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=b3755ab5575cb711eac9566f8&id=470a8e507d&e=57e387efec)
Calling All Creatives! Kerry Writers’ Museum in Listowel is looking for passionate, inspiring, local artisans and crafters to hold workshops in the museum. To find out more, email kerrywritersmuseum[at]gmail[dot]com
PRIORY INSTITUTE: Theology Open Day on Sat. 29th April. Attend in Tallaght or online form home. Email- [email protected]
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY SOCIAL CLUB in the Rosemary Day Centre, Balloonagh, Caherslee, V92
DA03, from 12 to 2pm on the second and fourth Friday of each month. Contact 066 7180377 for further details
LAST WORD: The strongest people are not those who always win, but those who do not give up when they lose.
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President Reagan’s Remarks to Citizens of Ballyporeen, Ireland, June 3, 1984
Plaque presented was made by Tony O Callaghan from Knockanure.
BUS Route 314, from outside Kearney’s Bar to Limerick daily at; 6.32am, 10.32am, 2.32pm, 6.32pm and to Ballybunion at; 8.05am, 11.07am, 3.07pm, 7.42pm.
RALLY: The Rose Hotel Circuit of Kerry Rally Friday 31st with an overseas competitor reception at the Rose Hotel. A display of rally cars in Tralee Town centre on Saturday from 1pm to 5pm
The rally takes place in the Cordal and Knocknagoshel area on Sunday, crew will visit the service park in the Rose Hotel three times during the day. Kerry Rose Édaein O’Connell will present the winning drivers prize at the Rose Hotel just after 4: 30 pm on Sunday evening.
BIOFUEL: Seán Finan, chief executive of the Irish Bioenergy Association stated: “This sustainable biofuel production and its viability is threatened with the new proposals. This will collapse Irish biofuel production at the stroke of a pen. “The market for Irish tallow will disappear overnight. This will cause interruptions to the rendering and meat processing sectors. This disruptive change will impact their ability to process fallen animals, specified risk materials and fats.”
https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/new-transport-fuel-rules-could-cost-rural-jobs-irbea/
JOBS; Kerryman in Nov 1988 reported that 150 full time jobs have been promised for Kerry by a £3 million cash injection in horticulture by businessman Eamonn Barron, he initially attempted to set up his project on the IDA land bank at Ballylongford.
REFLECTION: From an anonymous State Trooper
I’m not a fan of all electric vehicles. Too many variables affecting battery consumption. Definitely not suited for cold climates. The following experience just cements my distaste for EV’s, especially Teslas.
I get sent to a motorist assist the other day, at the start of our snow storm. Tesla on the side of the interstate, dead battery. So I arrive on scene and the occupants have the right-front door open. They tell me that they can’t open any other doors, because the battery is dead. Sure enough. Can’t open the doors from inside or outside. The driver also can’t get her license out of the glove box where she put it during their trip. Because the glove box opens electronically… and the battery is dead. You actually have to use the computer in the centre of the dash to open the glove box.
They said they had 10% battery left, should’ve been plenty to get from that location to the charging station nearby. Then all of a sudden the whole car shut off and they coasted to the shoulder.
So now I have to find them a tow. No one wants to tow EV’s. Finally found one company to do it. 8 mile trip to the charging station in Tomah. $1,000! Normal vehicle on the flatbed would’ve been $150.
So now we’re at the Tesla superchargers. Guess what. Can’t open the f’n charging port because the battery is dead!!! The ports open, you guessed it, electronically!. And we also can’t open the doors now (had to close the one open door when it was loaded onto the wrecker). The owners manual is in the on board computer, but the battery is dead.
I got the occupants to a store where they’d be warm while calling the rental company to figure out how to charge this POS, so I’m not sure of the outcome. I had to leave for a crash report.
I’ll stick with my dinosaur burner.
COUNT: An All-Ireland head count at masses is being held to help the church to come to decisions. Limerick Diocese is counting every person attending every church mass in parishes as part of the national count.
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STONES: Written by Dr. Michael Christopher Keane, a Kerryman
While a few of the stones remain in their original location, many were removed around 100-150 years ago and are now to be found either in the British Museum in London or in University College Cork (UCC). The following is a brief outline of the story of the Farran Ogham stones, including the continuing controversies over the years surrounding the removal of the majority of them from their original location. https://www.irelandxo.com/ireland/cork/news/irish-ogham-stones?utm_source=Ireland+Reaching+Out+-+Full+Database&utm_campaign=4d51826a03-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_ogham_stones&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-3ed2ea7131-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D&ct=t(EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_ogham_stones)
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WOMEN: Match 11 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor General, 2 June 1925, enclosing a copy of a letter, 5 May 1925, with enclosures addressed to the Prime Minister by Mrs Scanlon who claims compensation for her father’s murder, 29 July 1888 and for the loss of a farm in Listowel, County Kerry, which he, John Foran, held as tenant.
Date: 2/6/1925Cabinet: s 4463- File: Governor General, Letter from Mrs N. Scanlon, Pittsburgh, Pa Type: Despatch Keywords: compensation cases
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Match 14 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Copy letter to Mrs Catherine Stack, Listowel, County Kerry, from S Mac Ugo, Private Secretary to the Taoiseach, 16 August 1954, acknowledging her letter and stating that her representations in respect of the rule requiring women national teachers to retire on marriage have been brought to the attention of the Minister for Education. [No copy of Mrs Stack’s letter exists in the file].
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Letter to De Valera from Bernard Boyle, Tralee, County Kerry, 29 October 1942, applying for the State Bounty in respect of the triplets born to his wife on 26 October. A copy of this letter was sent to the Department of Finance on 3 November 1942.
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Match 56 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Acknowledgement card from the wife and family of the late Maurice P Walsh, Listowel, County Kerry, September 1959, expressing gratitude to all those who sympathised with them in their bereavement.
Date: 9/1959 Cabinet: s 14426C
File: Deaths of Persons other than Heads of State & Church Dignitaries, Messages of Sympathy & Representations at funerals, 1953-1959
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Match 65 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Letter to Lemass from Mrs P McNamara, Listowel, County Kerry, 29 November 1960, relating to his visit to Fatima and in particular his visit to the Dominican Convent of the Perpetual Rosary in which her sister is the only Irish nun. The nuns wish to get copies of the photographs which were taken and she asks him where she might get them.
Date: 29/11/1960
Cabinet: s 16892B File: Nigeria, Independence Celebration, September – October 1960
Type: Letter Keywords: nuns
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Match 71 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Letter to Mrs Kit Ahern, Ballybunion, County Kerry, from Lemass, 23 November 1964, offering her a nomination to the Seanad. He states that the recent death of An Seabhac has created a vacancy.
Date: 23/11/1964
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Match 81 from ‘Women in 20th-century Ireland – 1922-1966: sources from the Department of the Taoiseach database’ Description:
Letter from Sean O’Cuinn, Captain for the Intelligence Office, Kerry Command, to the Postmaster, Killarney, informing him that Miss Rosalie Rice had been arrested on suspicion of complicity with the Irregulars but was released as no evidence was found to prove the allegation.
Date: 13/1/1923-Cabinet: s 3406B/1 -File: Anti-State Activities, Case of Miss Rosalie Rice
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PASSOVER: Pesach 2023 begins before sundown on Wednesday, April 5, 2023, and ends after nightfall on April 13, 2023.
Note: The Jewish calendar date begins at sundown of the night beforehand. Thus all holiday observances begin at sundown on the secular dates listed, with the following day being the first full day of the holiday. (Thus, the first Passover seder is held on the evening of the first date listed.) Jewish calendar dates conclude at nightfall.
The first two days of Passover (from sundown of the first date listed, until nightfall two days later) are full-fledged, no-work-allowed holiday days. The subsequent four days are Chol Hamoed, when work is allowed, albeit with restrictions. Chol Hamoed is followed by another two full holiday days.
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NHS: On 5 July 1948, in the same year that the Empire Windrush docked at Tilbury, the National Health Service (NHS) was established. An unprecedented number of healthcare workers were needed to staff Britain’s new health service.
Consequently, the British government began to recruit doctors, nurses and healthcare workers from Commonwealth countries and its colonies. Many passengers who migrated to Britain after the Second World War would go on to work for the NHS. Indeed, Sullivan was one of seven passengers on the Empire Windrush who listed their occupations as ‘Nurse’. Of these seven, six were female and one was male.
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PEE: Uroscopy was first record in the fourth millennium BCE and became common practice in the fifth and fourth centuries BCE, recognized for its utility as one component in a physician’s diagnostic repertoire. By the thirteenth century, the practice had been imbued with a perception of prestige and infallibility. There was hardly a “greater source of glory” to a medieval physician than the study of urine, wrote Andreas Leennius, himself a medieval physician. Not only could precise diagnoses be made, but the patho-physiological pathway behind the ailment could even be thoroughly explained, simply by looking at pee.
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CORK History
- John Erck. Ecclesiastical Register, Co. Cork, Containing the Names of Prelates, Dignitaries, and parochial Clergy. The Denominations of Their Respective Dignities, and Benefices , Churches, Glebe Houses and Glebes.
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A NEW national centre of excellence designed to support Irish-based manufacturers will be officially opened in Limerick ——————————
The new facility boasts a unique technology offering in the form of a fully representative end to end Physical and Digital Production Line with digital twin capabilities designed to provide DMI clients with access to the latest digital technologies, expertise and deployment support in a real-world manufacturing environment.
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VPN stands for virtual private network, and there are several different kinds, but their general aim is the same: keeping your digital activities and location private. Using a VPN with your computer, phone, or another internet-enabled device can do things like mask your I.P. address and encrypt your internet connection. It’s a great way to get around location-based firewalls (a.k.a. geoblocking) and other forms of internet censorship.
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UN: Russia has taken the presidency of the UN Security Council. Each of the council’s 15 members takes up the presidency for a month.
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