by Jer Kennelly
FUN DAY: Knockanure family fun day will take place on the 15th of Sept from 1-4pm at Knockanure GAA Field . We have sport day activities ,penalties shoot outs, tug of war, meet our local stars , disco, hang tough, Drum dance Ireland and lots more activities on the day and bake sale . We also have Teddy bear hospital remember to bring your Teddy bear it sure to get checked out . It cash only event. All are welcome. It to raise funds for Scoil Chorp Chriost outdoor equipment. It sure to be a day of fun in the community
PARISH: 2nd Collection at Masses weekend 14th & 15th Sept. for Diocesan Needs.
Fr. Brendan is hoping to set up choirs for both weekend Masses in Moyvane. Public meeting on Wednesday in the Church at 8pm for anyone who would like to get involved.
The diocese is hosting a webinar to celebrate the Season of Creation 12th Sept 7.30.pm. See www.dioceseofkerry.ie for more info
Presbytery/Office: 068-49308, email [email protected], Fr Brendan Walsh 087-7913271.
THOUGHT: Welcome every morning with a smile. Look on the new day as another special gift from your Creator, another golden Opportunity.
PADRE Pio Devotions are on Tuesday 10th September at 7.30pm in Castleisland Parish Church.
BLOOD Transfusion clinic at Ballybunion Community Centre Thursday 12th Sept. from 4.50pm to 8.10pm. Details contact 1800 222 111.
DEATH of Louise Behan, Aughrim, Moyvane, on September 4th, 2024, daughter of the late John. Louise will be sadly missed by her mother Marie, son Cillian, brother Niall, sister-in-law Niamh, nieces Ava and Cara, uncles, aunts, cousins, neighbours and friends. Requiem Mass for Louise was celebrated at the Church of The Assumption, Moyvane, on Saturday morning, September 7th at 11.00am.
DEATH of Patrick (Pat) Maher (Periwinkle Man) of Tullamore, Ballybunion, on Tuesday 3rd September 2024. Predeceased by his wife Ann (nee O’Connor) and his brother Eamon Dowling, and sister Kathy Doheny. Sadly missed by his son Neil and wife Karen, sister-in-law Maria, nephews, nieces, grand nephews, and grandnieces. His Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. John’s Church, Ballybunion.
DEATH of Peg O’Connell (née Harnett), Rea, Kilmorna, Duagh, formerly of Tullig North, Templeglantine on Monday, 2nd September 2024.Peg, wife of the late William (Billy), is sadly missed by her sisters Tess (Healy) and Mai (Lacey), brother-in-law Jack, nephews, nieces, grandnephews, and grandnieces. Requiem Mass for Peg was celebrated on , 5th September in The Church of The Assumption Abbeyfeale.
DEATH of Michael O’Donoghue, Coolaclarig, Listowel and late of Valentia Island and London on September 2nd, 2024. Michael will be sadly missed by his wife Mary, sons Michael and James, daughter Kelly, grandchildren Lauren, Shay, Darragh, Eden, Conor, Maisie, Hannah, Olivia and Isabella, sister Theresa, brother Patrick, daughter-in-law Mary, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, and nieces. Requiem Mass for Michael celebrated at St. Mary’s Church, Listowel, on Monday.
DEATH of Patrick (Paddy) Mulvihill, Farranmiller, Glin, on 4th September 2024. Predeceased by his parents, brothers and sisters. Survived by his wife Criss, daughters Joanne & Breda, sons Tommy & Michael, grandchildren Leanne, Eoin, Cathal & Claire, daughter in law Deirdre, son in law Brian, nephews, and nieces.
ANNIVERSARIES: Elma O Connor, Kitty Murphy, Jack Costelloe, Michael Scanlon, Padraic Kelly, Jackie McGillicuddy, Sr. Catherine Joy, Emmett Kennelly, Vivienne Rogan.
MASS INTENTIONS: Sat.7th Sept.’24 Moyvane for Mai, Dan, & Jack Quinn, Nora king, Bridget & Matt Quinn, Nora & Denis Hanrahan (Aniv.’s) at 7.30pm; Sun.8th Sept.’24 Knockanure for Michael (24th Aniv.) & Bridget Buckley (1st Aniv.) Knockanure and Rathkeale at 9.30am, and mass Moyvane for Brid Flavin (2nd Aniv.) & deceased of Flavin and Hanrahan families at 11am; Tues.10th Sept.’24 Moyvane a Private Intention, Mass at 10am, followed by Eucharistic Adoration; Wed.11th Sept.’24 Knockanure for Fr. Jack O’Connor (Aniv.) (No Morning Mass) at 7pm; Thur.12th Sept.’24 Moyvane Private Birthday Intention (No Morning Mass) at 7pm ; Fri. 13th Sept.’24 Knockanure for Gerard Greaney, Recently Deceased (No Morning Mass) 7pm; Sat.14th Sept.’24 Moyvane for Bridget, Dick & Pat Stack (Aniv.’s) at 7.30pm; Sun.15th Sept.’24 Knockanure for Kitty & Jackie Murphy (Aniv.’s) at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane for John Collins (15th Aniv.) & his parents John & Peggy Collins (Aniv..’s) at 11am.
LISTOWEL PARISH PILGRIMAGE TO ROME OCTOBER 2024 All pilgrimages going to Rome are asked to attend a meeting in the Church Monday 16th September at 6:00pm.
SEASON OF CREATION LECTURE – “Developing an Eco-Spirituality – To Hope and Act with Creation” on 19th September at 7.30pm in Renehan Hall, St. Patrick’s College Maynooth. Xavier de Bénazé SJ will explore eco-spirituality and Laudato Si’ through different perspectives which reflect on the current environmental crises and how eco-spirituality is part of the solution. To register for this event please email [email protected]
FOOD waste, I have been told by a vegetable seller that a huge amount of potatoes and vegetables are discarded as unsaleable if they are not perfectly formed, like having two legs or spuds with two heads.
https://www.lovefoodhatewaste.
LOTTO: Knockanure GAA Lotto Results from Tuesday August 20th; Jackpot was €9,100, Numbers Drawn: 15, 30, 23, and 3. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Jack and Ella, Kingdom Bar; 2. Ann and Richard O Connor, Keylod; 3. Gavin O Connor, Kilmeaney; 4. Jack Greaney, London, and 5. Molly Mulvihill & Paschal Sweeney, Moyvane. Lotto Results from Tuesday August 27th, Jackpot was €9,200,
Numbers Drawn: 2, 6, 7,and 28. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Timmie Keane, Moyvane; 2. Joe Riordan, Lisselton; 3. Mike Dillon, Amber; 4. Pat White, c/o John Barry, and 5. Matthew Lynch, c/o Kevins. Lotto Results from Tuesday September 3rd, Jackpot was €9,300. Numbers Drawn: 3, 4, 16,and 30. No winner but lucky dips went to: 1. Catherine Roche, c/o Jim Greaney; 2. Mary Holland c/o T Collins; 3. Dublin Joe, c/o Kevins; 4. Jim, Liz, Orla & Sinead Greaney, Kilmorna, and 5. John Moore, c/o New Kingdom Bar. Lee Strand U15 County Championship Plate Final. North Kerry 1.15 (18)-
Eoghan Ruadh 2.08 (14). Keane’s SuperValu Killorglin Minor County Championship Semi Final
North Kerry 1.09 to Austin Stacks 3.10. McElligotts Oil Asdee sponsored North Kerry Football Board
U13 Cup Final in Brosna Duagh 1.14 Moyvane 1.09.
COURSES STILL AVAILABLE at Kerry College, Listowel. For more info visit our campus at Clieveragh, Listowel – V31PC79 or phone – 0667122655 .
KNOCK: the annual Legion of Mary pilgrimage to Knock Shrine – Sunday 29 Sept. Bus leaves Killarney at 7 am. For details contact: Pat Breen on 086 851 0423.
RAMBLING House Friday night the 13th of September at 8pm at Clounmacon. Knocalucka is on the 3rd. Tuesday of the month. Josie’s Brosna 2nd Thursday of the month. Ballyhahill 3rd Wednesday in the Community Centre. John Barrett’s Bar, Glin 4th Tuesday. Tarbert last Saturday of the month at the Community Centre. Knockanure had a very successful night on Thursday last, wide variety of performers.
BEST Wishes to Sheila McGoldrick from Brosna who won E14, 500 in the Marian Hall Blotto recently.
CARDS: Clounmacon card game runs every Thursday night at 9pm during the summer.
LEGION OF MARY PILGRIMAGE: The Abbeyfeale branch of the Legion of Mary are running a bus to Knock on the eve of St. Padre Pio’s anniversary on Sunday, September 22. The committee; Bernard Broderick 068 31565, Gerard O’Callaghan 087 2980841, Michael Lane 068 32757 and David Davy 087 0994272 are asking that seats are paid for in advance at a cost of €25 per seat.
DANCING CLASSES: Learn to Waltz, Jive, Line dancing etc. in The Plaza Hall, Listowel beginning on Monday, September 30. Beginners from 7-8 pm and Advanced 8 -9.30pm. For more information call 087 7451631.
ATHEA Good 2Go for aged 55+ commencing at Con Colbert Memorial Hall on 13th Sept for 6 weeks, time, 10.30an to 12 midday. Contact 087 6103 840.
JOB VACANCY: on Community Employment for a Caretaker in the Resource Centre Lyreacrompane, contact Bridie Dillon on 087/2747626 or email:bridiedillon@
LISTOWEL KARATE CLASSES: Kerry Martial Arts School are commencing karate and self-defence classes in Presentation Secondary School Hall on Monday 9th September. All ages from 4 to adults welcome at 6pm. Contact (085) 8403898 for further information or search Kerry Martial Arts School on Facebook
DRAMA: Súgán Theatre Company’s staging of its latest offering at the Glórach, Abbeyfeale September 13, 14, 15, 20 & 21s the powerful drama of A Streetcar Named Desire as it comes to life on the Glórach stage. Set in the vibrant, conflicted world of New Orleans, Tennessee Williams’ timeless play explores themes of desire, loss, and the human spirit. You can book on-line at glorachabbeyfeale.com or in the traditional way by calling 087 1383940.
ST JOHNS: Exhibition Launch Free of Listowel Visual Artists Collective Saturday September 7th @ 12noon; Three Tennessee Tenors on Wednesday September 11th @ 8pm; Concert- Daoiri Daoirí Farrell on Saturday September 14th @ 8pm; The Yershovy Sisters on Thursday September 19th @ 1pm; Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh Trio on Thursday September 19th @ 8.30pm, for more events call
Box office: 068 22566.
RED HURLEY with The O’Carroll Sisters, St. John’s Gregorian Choir, Kerry School of Music Orchestra and Kerry Chamber Choir. Sunday September 29th in Our Lady and St. Brendan’s Church, Upper Rock
street at 7.30pm.
FOCUS IRELAND SHINE A LIGHT FUNDRAISER FOR HOMELESSNESS: October 11th. [email protected]
RACING: Listowel Harvest Festival 22nd – 28th September 2024. Horse racing at Listowel dates back to 1858. They celebrated 150th year in 2008. With a two day festival in June and a seven day ‘Harvest Festival’ in September. https://listowelraces.ie/
SET DANCING classes in Moyvane begin on September 30th at 8pm with Timmy Woulfe.
TEA DANCE at Fr. Casey’s GAA Club in Abbeyfeale on Sunday 22nd of September from 3 to 6pm.
STORYTELLING Festival in Listowel from 19th to 22nd of September.
CULTURE Night begins in the Square Listowel on Friday Sept. 20th at 6pm till late.
Featuring Drum Dance Ireland, Balloon Modelling, Rogu Mobius Fire Show, Tralee International Choir, storytellers Shane Ibbs, Maria Gillen, Frances Kennedy & Cillian Brennan, poet Stephen Murphy, with music and song from The Flyshop Blues Band. The Square, Listowel – Free Event.
NORTH KERRY COMMUNITY CHOIR – is resumed on Monday September 2nd at 1pm in St Patrick’s Hall, Upper William Street, Listowel. New Members are very welcome. Phone 087-9222753 for more information.
MEN; A 6-week Men on the Move programme began at the Community Sports Hall, Moyvane, on Thursday 5th September 7:00-8:00pm. Beginner fitness classes, working on endurance and strength. Suitable for all ages. Registration on the night is €10 cash (this covers the 6 classes)
BUS TO THE PLOUGHING: Tom O’ Connor Cratloe, Abbeyfeale will travel to the PIoughing on Tuesday, September 17 and possibly, depending on demand Wednesday. To book your seat ring 087 2632096.
PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGORE: 10th October ex Dublin. 849 Euro pp Sharing/1024 Euro Single room. Hotel Leone half board seven nights. Deposit 300 non-refundable. Contact: Listowel Travel.
SAINT BERNADETTE RELIC PILGRIMAGE 2024: Be part of the St Bernadette Relic Pilgrimage in Ireland. In 1858, Our Blessed Lady appeared 18 times to a young girl, Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes. Bernadette died in 1879 and was later canonized in 1933. Her relics will journey on pilgrimage to Ireland for the first time, from September 4th to November 5th. In Limerick the relics can be venerated in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Childers Road, V94 NX77 on Wednesday, September 11 and Thursday, September 12. In Kerry, Our Lady & St Brendan’s Church, Tralee will be where the relics can be venerated on Friday September 13th and Saturday September 14th.
SEANCHAI: Book Launch: Gabriel Fitzmaurice – The Poet & His Work on Saturday 21st September at 2pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival; A Celebration of the Stories of Eamon Kelly’ presented by Pakie O’Callaghan on Saturday 21st September at 8.30pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival; Story Swap at John B’s with Frances Kennedy on Saturday 21st September at 3.30pm, as part of the 6th Listowel International Storytelling Festival.
For more information on all our events go to www.kerrywritersmuseum.com or call our Ticket Office on 068 22212.
In Kerry Writers’ Museum on September 21st at 12 noon, Owen McMahon will take us back to the highs and lows of the Listowel Drama Group
ARD CÚRAM COMMUNITY CHOIR – Thursday 5th September. We meet weekly…. Thursday at 1pm in the Fuchsia Centre, Greenville, (hospital grounds). We welcome back all our members, and we look forward to new members from North Kerry and beyond joining our Choir. Musical directors: Shelby and Ryan Mulvihill.
LISTOWEL ACTIVE RETIREMENT GROUP resumed Tuesday 10th September at St. Patrick’s Hall, 2:30pm to 4:30pm. New members always welcome.
GROW Mental Health group Meeting is on Wednesdays, between 8-10 pm at the Seanchaí Centre, 24 The Square. The weekly meetings are free, confidential, and open to anyone over the age of 18. Contact Kerry Coordinator Jerry for more information: 086 0271990.
OVER 55: Listowel Community Centre’s Over 55s Activity Adult Programme is starting on the 9th of September. Please contact Listowel Community Centre on 068 22244.
BOOK: Mary Cogan’s latest book, Moments of Reflection will be launched by Mary Fagan in the Listowel Arms Hotel on Saturday, September 21st at 7.00pm. Everyone welcome.
OPEN night at St Michael’s College Thursday Oct. 3rd at 7.30pm, a school with 145 years of experience.
FEAST of St. Ciarán of Clonmacnoise is on Monday 9th September. He founded his monastery on the banks of the Shannon which drew scholars from all over Europe. Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross is celebrated on Saturday 14th September. On this day in the year 335, the true cross discovered by St. Helena was venerated in the church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
CASTLE: Askeaton on September 6th celebrated 825th anniversary of Askeaton Castle.
FULL MOON on the 18th;Blackberries, Alder flowers and plums are ripe. Ash die back is extra noticeable as they are shedding leaves already.
OUTING: Killary Harbour is Ireland’s only Fjord and stretches 16 kilometers between the Atlantic Ocean and deep into its head at the wonderful Aasleaagh Falls. There will be as commentary telling us all about the mountains to the North of Killary Harbour here lies Muleelrea the highest mountain in Connaught and Co. Mayo. To the South are the Twelve Bens and the impressive Maumturk mountains of Connemara. The scenery is breath-taking. Fitzpatrick’s bus will start our journey from Listowel Square 8,30 am. then Abbeyfeale bus stop opposite the Church at 8.45am. Devon Inn 8.55.am. NCW Bus stop opposite Longcourt House Hotel 9.10. am. then en route last stop South Court Car park 10.am. For more information and booking contact Maureen 087 984 5102.
OLD SCHOOL Records: The Irish National Schools Register (1860-1922) The registers detailing the day to day administration of this system are retained in the National Archives in Dublin. To access these records you will need to visit in person (making sure to bring a form of ID to secure a Readers Ticket) If you can include this as part of a research trip to Dublin then your time could not be better spent. The registers are a particularly valuable source of information, giving information about the pupils’ home addresses, parents’ occupations and an account of pupils’ academic progress and attendance record. They generally cover smaller, isolated communities in 24 counties, all schools are no longer operational. https://irelandxo.com/ireland-
POOR Clares Galway, Monastic Experience Day for women 18-35. An opportunity to explore and experience Poor Clare life and spirituality. Saturday 21 September 10 am – 5 pm Contact: [email protected] to book a place. For more information visit: poorclares.ie/monastic-
TEACHERS: Privy Council Office: List of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National Education on 31 March 1905. This list was compiled by the National Education Office in 1905 ‘showing the ages and length of service of National School Teachers in the service of the Commissioners of National Education on 31st March, 1905 and, where furnished, their places of education’. https://www.nationalarchives.
CENSUS: Dairygold has launched its Milk Supplier Census 2025–2030 to capture the milk production ambitions of its milk suppliers over the next six years.
According to the co-op, the valuable insights provided by Dairygold’s milk suppliers through this census will inform how they and the society “can work in partnership to deliver a long-term sustainable future for farming”. Speaking about the launch of the Census, Dairygold chairperson, Seán O’Brien said: “Since our last census in 2020, the dairy market and policy landscape in which we operate has changed significantly.
https://www.agriland.ie/
Farm Survey link; This research is being conducted so that we can better understand farmers needs in Ireland and highlight the issues that matter. https://surveys.questionpro.
SALE of the Extensive Library of the Late T. J. Hurley, Tralee, Co. Kerry and Some other Private Clients. – 804 Lots 11th Sep 2024 from 10am
HOMICIDE victims, about 200 of them in Baltimore City each year according to The Catholic Review of 8th Jan 1997.
MILK: Gearoid Linnane, CEO Lee Strand stated; “It is our goal in Lee Strand to see as many pupils as possible in Kerry, drinking fresh nutritious milk from local farms during the school day.
The twenty-seven schools in the 2023/2024 Lee Strand 50% School Milk Cash Back Programme are: Ardfert NS; Ballincrossig NS; Ballyfinane NS; Blennerville NS; Scoil Naomh Chárthaigh; Brosna NS; Carrickerry NS; Clogher NS; Cullina NS; Faha NS; Fybough NS; Gaelscoil Aoghain; Gaelscoil Faithleann; Glenbeigh NS; Gneeveguilla NS; Holy Family NS; Kilcummin NS; Kiltallagh NS; Knockaderry NS; Knocknagoshel NS; Lisselton NS; Murhur NS; O’Brennan NS; Scoil Bhreanainn; Scoil Chriost Ri; St Brendan’s NS & St. Joseph NS. Registrations are now open for this year’s programme to over 130 primary schools in Kerry, contact Lee Strand on 066 7121084 for more details.
SCHOOL and other lists of locals
Knockanure Teachers Samuel Lewis in 1830 reports Knockanure had a small Thatched Church with a School attached, Griffith Valuation 1850 John Byrne had school valuation 10 shillings, Michael Mulvihill had school c 1834, Also hedge school at Trien and at Connors Gortdromagowna,
TEACHERS: 1868 to 1873 teachers Casey, Keane & Molyneaux, Boys school records burnt when school went on fire, 1874 to 1917 Maurice Casey, to 1923 Jer Carroll, to 1903 Elizabeth O Mahony, to 1918 Tim Sullivan, Later Hartnett for a short time, to 1919 Joan Flaherty, to 1923 Mary Mc Mahon, to 1928 Tom Callaghan, to 1933 Julia Flaherty, to 1953 Paddy Callaghan, to 1957 Miss J J Horan, to 1968 Miss M O Callaghan, to 1969 Cormac O Leary, to 1965 Kate Finucane, to 1972 Mairead O Callaghan, to 1990 Mary O Carroll, Moyvane Murhur Teachers 1850’s John Shanahan, Margaret Lawlor, Elizabeth & Alice Madden, Tom Enright, David White, Pat Shine, Elizabeth McCarthy c1863, Denis Connor, John Rourke, Jim Barry came 1880, Tom Carr, Dan Mulvihill, Girls’ School Joan Hederman to 1889, Bridget Shine to 1880, Joan Fitzmaurice to 1885, Lizzie Gleeson to 1926, Nora Scanlon to 1934, Elizabeth Nolan to 1946, Bridie Barrett to 1958, Mary B O Connell to 1964, Mary O Carroll to 1964, Boys School Some teachers: Robert Jones c1901, Dan Mulvihill & John O Rourke to 1904, Maurice O Claochlaighe to 1941, Joe Moriarty to 1930, Kathleen Mulvihill to 1945,Tim Buckley to 1941, Tom o Connell to 1944, Mary Shine to 1939, Sean Barrett to 1954, Padraig O Sullivan to c193?, Cormac O Leary to 1953, Mary B O Callaghan to 1971, Noel O Connell to 1961, Kilbaha Tom O Callaghan 1929 to 1944, Mary B Dineen 1929 to 1945, Mary Collins to c1951, Dorothy O Sullivan to 1964,
AUGHRIM School c1850 under The Church Education Society & Rev R Fitzgerald, Samuel Lewis in 1830 reports: Near Newtownsandes Large School House erected at the expense of Fr J Long PP. The Board of Education allows £12 per year to support the School.
KNOCKANURE School Girls c1890. Brid Ahern, Mary Ahern, Mary Ahern, Ellie Ahern, Mag Ahern, Brid Buckley, Mgt Buckley, Eliz Buckley, Kate Buckley, Kate Broderick, Mary Broderick, Brid Broderick, Mary A Buckley, Kate Brosnan, Han Buckley, Mary Brosnan, N Broderick, Ellie Broderick, Ellie Barry, Joan Barry, Mgt Broderick, Mary Buckley, Nora Buckley, Han Collins, Mary Carroll, Mgt Collins, Ann Carroll, Mary Connor, Brid Costelloe, Mgt Connor, Han Connell, Ellen Costelloe, Brid Carroll, Julia Cronin, Jna Costelloe, Julia Collins, Mgt Collins, Mgt Cronin, Nano Cronin, Mary Custelloe, Ellen Connor, Mgt Custaloe, Nano Connor, Nora Connor, Kate Connor, Brid Carroll, Jna Connor, Mary Carmody, Mgt Connell, Brid Creed, Mary and Kate Costelloe, Kate and Brid Connor, Mary Doolin, Mary Dowd, Mary Drewry, Kate and Jna Dillon, Mary Dee, Nora and Mgt and Ellie Dillon, Kate and Bridget Driscoll, Mary Dore, Mgt Dee, Mary ,Jna and Brid Donaghue, Ann Dowd, Mgt Dore, Cath, Mgt, Ellen, Han, Brid, Jna, and Mary Enright, Ellie Egan, Mgt Egan, Mgt and Kate Enright, Jna Flaherty, Han Fitzgerald, Mary Fealy, Nora and Jna Flaherty, Mgt, Mary, Liz, and Ellen Fitzgerald, Brid Flaherty, Kate Fealy, Brid Fitzgerald, Han Fitzgerald, born c1886, Han and Cath Flaherty, Mary and Mgt Finucane, Mary Fitzmaurice, . Knockanure National School Opened 26-4-1874. Teachers c 1890 were Julia Flaherty, Joan Mc Mahon, and Mrs Casey. Notes taken at National School Exhibition held in Listowel. Nora Shanahan, born 1914 Clounmacon, Mary Walsh Beale born 1919.Ann Moloney Castlegrace Co Tipperary born 1916.Peggie O Dell born 1922, Rita Shine Creamery Managers daughter. Sarah Barry Newtownsandes came in 3rd Class, Mgt Barry b1916. Joan Horan and her sister came to Knockanure their Guardian a Pensioner. Noreen Hayes School Teacher Knockalucka 1926. Mary Kennelly Shopkeepers daughter 15-10-1918 in 5th Class. Mgt Horgan and K Sullivan at Knockanure School 1931, and 1941 respectively . Mary Synan b1924, Mgt Synan b1922. Mary Kennelly Finuge 1915. Nora and Mary Kennelly born Finuge 1915 . Knockanure.
TITHE List c1825. Keylod and Gortaglanna John Sweeney ,John Sandes, Tom Connor, John Moran, Con Keane, Pat Moore, Tom Kelly, John Goulding, ? ? ,Tim Ahern, ? Connor, James Leahy, John Goulding, ? Moloney, ? ? , Mc Mahon, Tom & George & John Sandes, James Nash. Carrueragh And Coilagurteen Denis Mahony, Tom Lister, Fitzgerald & Dore, Widow Larkin, Francis Carroll, David & ? Flynn, Tom Nolan, Joe Sweeney, Widow Stack, Garrett Stack, John Relihan, Pat Stack, Wm. Connor, John Griffin, Tim Leahy, John & Widow Leahy, Tom Costelloe . Kilmeaney Geo Gun, Mrs Raymond, Widow Sullivan, Ml & Widow Relihan, ? Pope, Wm. Moore, D Finucane, John & Phil Costelloe, Pat & Dl Burns. Buckley & Finucane, Ml & John Costelloe. Gortdromagowna John Kelly, James Fitzgerald ? ,John Cregan, John Mc Mahon, Ml & Tom Mulvihill, John Buckley, Ml Scanlon, Widow Stack O Connor, Widow Connor & Son, Dl & Eamon Griffin, Tom & John Connor, Wm. Stack, Tom Mulvihill, Rob & Tim Leigh, Widow Sullivan , Dl & P Connor & W Buckley, Tim Leahy , Darby Connor. KNOCKANURE 1850 Index Gortdromagowna. Ml Moore, Tom Kelly, Mgt Sandes, Tom Connors, Sylv Casey, John Connors , Jer Connors, Hugh Golden, Tom Woulfe, Lar Buckley, John Buckley, Mary Connors, Tim Flaherty, Jer Kennelly, Jer Carroll, Wm. Moore, Mce Neville, Jer Golden, John Golden, John Connors, Jas Connors, Con Connors, Tom Lyons, Robert Hunt, Cath Stoke, Ml Hunt, Tim Hunt, Denis & Dan Sullivan, Wm. Flaherty. Keylod Ml Connors, John Sandes, Church, Pat Keane, John Byrne, Mary Dillane, Tom Moore, Mary Moore, Cath Connors, John Moran, Cath Connors, Wm. Sandes, John Golden, Batt Connors, Pat Byrne, Ml Nash, Tom Langan, Ml McCormick, Jer Dillane, Cath Lindsay, Ellen Enright, Ml Golden, John Kelly, Ed Dillane, James Dore, Ellen Mulvihill, John Stokes. Carrueragh Pierce Mahony, Mary Dore, John Kennelly, John Callahan, Rob Mahony, Dan Nolan, Con Costelloe, Tim Moloney, Ellen Larkin, Jas Larkin, Jas Leahy, Pat Stack, Pat Keane, John Flynn, John Doody, Tom Stack , Cath Stack, Pat Stack, John & Mary Nolan, Ml Dore, Garrett Stack, Tim , James & John Leahy, Wm. Lynch, Tim Madigan, Tom Leahy, Sarah Nolan, Joe Sweeney, Mary Nolan, Nora Finucane, Ml Relihan, Dan Carroll, John Carroll, Mary Enright , Mary Carroll, John Enright, John, Tom & Ellen Costelloe, Tom Corridan, John Relihan, Joan Pierce, Martin Enright. Beenanasbig Nora Connors, Mce Connors, Bridget Moore, John Stokes, Wm. Leahy, Tom Mahony, Ellen Mulvihill. Kilmeaney Tim Jones, Mary Kelly, Ml Stack, John Kelly, Dan Cronin, John Scannell, Stephen Pope, John Murphy, Ml Scanlon, Wm. Moore, Wm. Lunham, Tom Paradine, John Relihan, Tom Finucane. Trien. Pierce Mahony, Tom Sullivan, Nora Mc Mahon, John ,Dan & Denis Lyons, John Carroll. Shanacool : Wm. Lunham. Lissaniskea John Sandes, Tom Connors, Batt Connors, John Connors, John Leahy, Tom Leahy, Grave Yard, John Connors, Wm. Leahy, Ml Connors, Con Lyons, Pat Hanrahan, Pat Kelly, Wm. Sandes, Terence, Tim & Johanna Mc Mahon, Pat Buckley, Pat Carroll
Evening Herald; 11 July 1928– page 1
LADY HEATH: Earlier that year, Lady Mary Heath had become the first person to fly solo from Cape Town, South Africa to London. She took off in January and made the final touchdown in May of 1928, flying in her Avro Avian, which was an open cockpit biplane model.
After completing the journey to London, Lady Heath gave a quote to the Daily Express saying:
“It is so safe that a woman can fly across Africa wearing a Parisian frock and keeping her nose powdered all the way.”
While Lady Heath herself made light of her accomplishments for the paper, she was a very accomplished flier, and the journey was far from easy. She suffered from sunstroke in Zimbabwe, which forced her to make an emergency landing.
Later that same year, Earhart met Heath when she was in London. Heath extended an invitation for a flight in her Avro Avian. Earhart, who was apparently enamoured with the plane, accepted an offer to buy it off Heath and had it shipped back to America.
https://www.nli.ie/news-
On Monday, September 2,2024 at least 129 people died following an attempt by inmates to break out of the Makala Prison in DRC’s capital, Kinshasa, BBC News reported.