INDOOR Market & Table Top
Sale at Knockanure Community Centre on Sunday 7th October 2012
from 2-5pm. A great opportunity to sell cakes, crafts,
jewellery, clothing, gifts etc. To book table(s) or for more
Information please contact 068 49799 or 087 7528626.
ST PIO Prayer Group Meeting at Listowel Church at 7pm on
Thursday 27th Oct, all are welcome.
INTERNET Training for farmers on Monday nights, in Listowel
Community College, To book a place and for further details
please contact Hilary on 068 23429.
SAMARITANS: Information evening will take place in the
Abbeygate Hotel on Wednesday, October 3rd at 8pm. For further
information, contact 7122566.
THANKS: Heidi Deegan along with her parents Patrick and Angela,
family and relatives wish to thank everyone who helped in making
Sunday 9th September a really great fun day in Ballylongford.
Thanks to everyone who contributed most generously to the
envelope collection. Thanks to Ballylongford Benevolent Society
and anyone who helped in any way.
ST MICHAEL’S COLLEGE: Open Night, Thur., 4th Oct.,
7.30pm-9.00pm. Contact 068 21049.
HOSPICE: Annual Coffee Morning, Fri., 28th Sept., at 10.30am,
in Christy’s “The Well”. Please support.
ACTIVE RETIREMENT GROUP will resume weekly meetings on Tue.,
25th Sept., in St. Patrick’s Hall, from 2.30pm to 4.30pm.
ROGER Casement Gathering in Tralee on 29th and 30th Sept.
NATIONAL Trails Day: 8miles walk/cycle along the former
railway route from Newcastle West to Rathkeale will take place
on Sunday, October 7 leaving NCW at 2.30pm, more from Liam
O’Mahony 087 6471956.
MARKET: The monthly car boot sale in aid of Wl102fm takes place
on Sunday, September 30th at the Community Centre, NCW. Gates
open 7.30am. Sale 8-2pm. Further information 069 66200/087
6866450.
RACES: There was plenty of entertainment in Listowel and
district during Race Week, many of the events and going on can
be viewed on youtube.
CHOIR: Their was a lovely choir at 7.30pm Mass in Athea on
Saturday last, more members welcome.
ANNIVERSARIES: Anna Buckley, P J Stokes, Fr Pat Maher, John Joe
Kennelly, Marve Goulding, Michael Kiely, Paddy Moran, Denis
Holly, John McElligott, Jim Hudson, Brendan O Carroll, Catherine
Mulvihill, Paddy Leahy, Fr Dan O Sullivan, Tom Fitzgerald,
Mossie Culhane, Michael Joe Enright; Mass on Tues. 25th at
7.30pm for Nellie O’Connor; Mass on Thurs. 27th at 7.30pm for
Charlie Brosnan & the deceased members of the Brosnan
Family; Mass on Fri. 28th at 7.30pm for Joan McEnery; Mass on
Sat. 29th at 7.30pm for Maurice Culhane 1st Anniversary; Mass on
Sunday 30th at 11.00am for Brendan O’Carroll.
DEATH took place on 13th September 2012 of Mary Broderick nee
O’Donoghue of Lower Keale, Athea. Mary was a native of
Bllyguiltenane Glin Parish and was a sister of Bridget Broderick
who was married to her brother-in-law late Davy Broderick of
Dromreask. She was also a sister of Thomas O’Donoghue of
Dromreask who is the Editor and Publisher of the The
Ballyguiltenane Rural Journal. Mary was married to Willie
Broderick who pre-deceased her. She is survived by her son
Willie, daughters Margaret and Mary, son-in-law Tom
daughter-in-law Kathleen, grandchildren, brother and sister.
Requiem Mass for Mary Broderick was celebrated on Sunday 16th
September 2012, Mary was laid to rest at Holy Cross Cemetery,
Athea.
CHURCH News: Confessions every Saturday at 7.15pm before the
Vigil Mass. Scriptural Reflection Group meet in the Presbytery
on Friday nights at 8pm.
Readers:- Vigil, Michelle Corridan; 11.00am, Paul &
Anthony Kiely; Knockanure, Margaret Carmody & Mary
Fitzgerald
Collectors for October: Vigil, Noreen O’Flaherty & Margaret
Mulvihill 11am Tom Walsh & Mike Walsh; Knockanure, 10am
Liam Nolan.
ADORATION: Moyvane Sun. 4.00pm to 5.00pm, Wed. 10.00am to
7.00pm; Knockanure Tues. 10.00am to 6.00pm.
CARDS: Listowel Emmets 41 Card Drive commences on Wed., 26th
Sept., at 9.00pm in the Clubhouse. All welcome.
ABBEYFEALE & District Association London annual Re Union
Dance on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at the Catholic Centre, 2
Dukes Ave, Chiswick W4 2AE . Music by The Wanderers.
RELIC: As part of a celebration to mark the completion of
restoration and renewal of St Joseph’s Church, Limerick the
relic of St Therese of Lisieux will be there on the afternoon
and evening of Sunday 30th September, and also on the morning of
the Feast Day itself Monday 1st October.
MISSION WORK: If any person between 20 and 40 years of age would
like to experience life on the Missions for at least six weeks
or longer next Summer, please contact Sr. Dympna, who
coordinates VIDES Ireland—an NGO developed by the Salesian
Sisters to offer young people an opportunity to experience life
in a Third World country. Training for new volunteers will begin
Saturday, October 6th. Phone: 086 3708652 for further
information.
VATICAN: Mary Immaculate College is holding a conference to
celebrate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the beginning of the
Second Vatican Council. It will take place in the College and
the Strand Hotel on October 10th & 11th . The theme is
Religion and the Public Good: Fifty Years after the Second
Vatican Council. The Opening Address on the evening of Wednesday
October 10th will be open to the general public, and we would
welcome anyone who has an interest to join us, admission is free
to this part of the conference. However reservations are
necessary. Please contact Ms. Eileen Daly, Tel. 061 204962 or
email [email protected] for further information and
reservations.
THOUGHT: I have lived to thank God that all my prayers have not
been answered. Jean Ingelow.
A COOKERY DEMO will take place in aid of Brú Columbanus on
Thursday 11th October at 7pm. in Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee.
Brú Columbanus is a charity that provides accommodation, free of
charge, to relatives of seriously ill patients in Cork
Hospitals, especially relatives of sick children. The majority
of families that stay there come from Kerry. Your support would
be greatly appreciated.
FAVOUR EXCHANGE: Open Night at Family Resource Centre, Thur.,
27th Sept., at 7.30pm. For more info. text Liz 087 6434099 or
Angela 087 2303256.
SIPTU is holding a meeting for Home Helps on Wed., 3rd Oct., at
7.30pm, in the Brandon Hotel, Tralee, on “Home Help: Respect the
role, defend the service”.
SET-DANCING commence in Clounmacon Community Centre, on Tue.,
25th Sept. Beginners at 8.00pm and all others at 8.30pm.
DEFICIT: Annual spending by the US federal government is now
above the 2007 level by about $1 trillion? revenues are little
changed. Federal budget deficits, $1.4 trillion in 2009, $1.3
trillion in 2010, $1.3 trillion in 2011, and another $1.2
trillion on the way this year. The four-year increase in
borrowing amounts to $55,000 per U.S. household.
MOVE WEEK is to promote, encourage and further develop the value
of the sport and physical activity as an integrated part of a
healthy and active lifestyle, while furthering European
togetherness. A Community Games Come Try Day for children is
planned, It is in conjunction with Move Week 1-7 October 2012.
ST. JOHN’S COMBINED CHOIRS have been invited by Red Hurley to
perform with him when he appears at Siamsa Tire Theatre on
Saturday 13th October next. They will also perform some pieces
from their own repertoire on the night.
DIOCESE OF KERRY EARTH WEEK: As part of the of Kerry Earth Week
– September 29th to October 7th – St. John’s Parish will host
two events. The celebration of the Harvest in St. John’s Parish
will take place at all Masses on October 6th & 7th.
Blessing of Pets will take place on Sunday, October 7th.in the
Parish Car Park at 3pm.
TRIP: Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty is well known for his admirable
deeds during World War II. Now there is a trip to Rome ‘In the
Footsteps of Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty’ from the 8th to the 12th
of October.Full details and booking forms are available from
Killarney Chamber on 064 6637928 or on www.hughoflaherty.com or
phone Cultural Connections – 057 9355050
MOORE: Bishop Moore, born Knockanure became Bishop of Ballarat.
He had a uncle Francis Moore born at Kilmeaney in 1813 to Pat
Moore and Mary OHenry. Ordained for Kerry Diocese and first
served in Tousist 1841-44 and went to India in 1852 and later to
Sandhurst before coming back to Kerry and served in several
parishes and ended as PP in Duagh from 1869- ’71, he died in
1892. Moore relations from Knockanure who served in Australia ,
include , Bishop James Moore, Fr Francis, Fr Pat a brother of
the Bishop, F James McManamny a nephew of the bishop, Fr. Pat
Moore died 1879, Frs. Pat and Tom sons of Michael Moore Kealid,
Fr Tom Moore Kilmorna. Fr Peter Moore another cousin died in
Australia 1998. Aunts of Fr Peter were Sisters Francis, Clare
and Carmel.
MOYVANE Tenants of Baron Foster 1830-40
Michael Enright, Edmund Stack, John Foran £21, Pat Moloney £7,
Con Kennelly £2, Dan Riordan £5, John Bunce £3, James Mulvihill
£8, James Kennelly £15, Edward Cusick £9, Mary Stack and William
Stack, James Moriarty £ 12, Walsh, Mary Gallaher, Mc Auliffe,
Healy, Barrett, Finucane £9, J Guiney, Aneus McGrath, Buckley,
Grady, Flaherty, Nolan, Fitzgerald, J Mulvihill, E Carmody Cuss,
Several Carmody’s in Cuss, 1 -14s, McCarthy, McMahon, Mangan,
Hennessy, M Dunfort, W Hanrahan, Edward Carr, Ml Hanrahan, Dan
Keys, Ml Callaghan, Ml Connor, McCarthy,
1838 Drum murhur; E Stack £22, John Moore £18, P McMahon £19,
Barrett evicted from lands at Ahalahanna in 1838 also Tom
Connell £13 rent.
Lime cost 9 pence to 11 pence per barrel, lime used by Kitson,
Ahern, D and M Enright, Cusick, Shanahan, Buckley, McMahon 366
barrels, McAuliffe 324 barrels.
Knockanure Notes – 23rd September, 2012
September 23, 2012