AGM of Knockanure GAA will be held in the Clubroom in Knockanure on
Friday 12th Dec.at 8pm. All motions and nominations must be with the
Club Secretary by 5th of Dec at 5pm contact secretary.knockanure.kerry@gaa
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GAA Knockanure Lotto Results for 2nd of December 2025; Jackpot was
E2.400. Winning Numbers were 4-5-10 and 22. No Winner. Lucky Dips went
to Tara and Joe Flaherty; Kathleen Flynn, Abbeyfeale; Phil Molyneaux,
Knockanure; Kyle and Noreen Foran, Knockanure and Mary Holland c/o T
Collins. Next draw on Tuesday Dec. 9th and the next Jackpot is E2.500.
CHIROPODIST: Senior Citizens Moyvane/Knockanure, Chiropodist will
attend the Marian Hall on Sat. Dec. 20th at 10am. For appointment
contact Noreen at 068-49238
COLLECTION: St. Vincent De Paul collection at all Masses next weekend
13th & 14th Dec.
TREE: The lighting of the Christmas Tree in Moyvane on Sat. Dec. 6th.
Come along & enjoy some Christmas carols and festive treats.
Knockanure Village Christmas Tree lighting Sun. 7th Dec. 5pm. Santa
also visiting.
MEN’S SHED at the Community Hub Moyvane, contact 087 242 9183 for more
Information. Meeting to form a Mens Shed in Moyvane in The Village Hub
Thurs. 11th Dec. 7pm. Representatives from Irish Mens Sheds Assoc. and
NEWKD will attend. All Welcome.
THANKS: Parents Association of Scoil Chorp Chriost Knockanure would
like to thank all who contributed to last weekends’ church gate
collection, total €575.60. All the funds go towards resources &
activities for the children in Scoil Chorp Chriost
BALLYGUILTENANE N.S. 150th Anniversary. Open meeting Tues. 9th Dec.
8pm to continue the planning of celebrations for this milestone in the
school’s history.
ABBEYFEALE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONVERSATION CLUB Beginners of all
nationalities welcome. 6.30 to 8pm every Monday at St Ita’s Community
Hall, Abbeyfeale V94 HXR2. Contact Lorraine 087 745 3141.
PADRE Pio Devotions are on Tuesday 9th December at 7.30pm in
Castleisland Parish Church.
CHURCH: 2nd Collection at Masses this weekend 6th &7th Dec. for Youth
Services, outreach/ educational program, creative/supportive
environment for vulnerable youth. Christmas confessions St. Mary’s
Church, Listowel Mon. 15th Dec. 8pm. It will consist of a short
penitential service followed by the opportunity of individual
confession with all priests of the Pastoral Area present. We appeal to
as many people as possible to avail of this for Christmas Confessions.
Christmas Mass Schedule; Christmas Eve: 6pm & 9.30pm Moyvane, 8pm
Knockanure; Christmas Day: 9.30am Knockanure, 11am Moyvane.
DEATH of Jerry Mulvihill of Ballygortha, Summerhill, Meath / Formerly
of Lisselton, on 27th November 2025. Predeceased by his wife Noelle,
father to Lisa and Alan. Remembered by his family, extended family,
friends, neighbours and former colleagues of An Garda Síochána.
Funeral Mass on Tuesday in the Church of the Nativity Moynalvey,
Summerhill, followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.
DEATH of Sr. Nora Harnett Abbeyfeale, Limerick, on 28th November,
2025. Sr. Nora was from Abbeyfeale, and Mater Hospital Community,
Dublin. She is predeceased by her parents William and Mary, her
brothers William and Johnny and her sisters Sr. Magdalen, Sr. Agnes
and Agnes Cullinane. Sympathy to her nieces and her nephew. Funeral
Mass celebrated on Tuesday 2nd December, followed by burial in the
Community Cemetery, Inchicore
DEATH of Dan Smith, Birmingham, England, and formerly of Kilconlea
Lower, Abbeyfeale, on Monday, 17th November 2025. Predeceased by his
partner Marisha, mother Maureen, grandparents Michael and Peggy. Dan
is missed by his children Danielle, Toby and Alarna, his father Dan,
brothers Mick and Steve, sisters-in-law Anna and Margaret, nieces,
nephews, uncles, and aunts.
Requiem Mass for Dan celebrated in The Church of The Assumption,
Abbeyfeale on Friday, 28th November, followed by private cremation.
Funerals may be recorded, please contact Fr. Brendan or Maria in the
Parish Office.
ANNIVERSARIES: Joan Kennelly, Canon P Kelly, John Broderick, Tom
Culhane, Peg Hayes, Sr. Mary Galvin, Mary Ellen Daly, Sr. Mary
Christine Colbert, Con Healy, Paudie Mulvihill, Pat Flaherty, Michael
O Connor, Kathleen Mankin, Tony Dunne, Kevin Dillon, Breda Meehan,
MASS INTENTIONS: Sat. 6th Dec.’25 Moyvane for Denny & Kitty McEnery
(A/v’s) Tubertoureen, Teddy Keane (2nd Aniv.) & deceased of Keane &
Murphy families at 7.30pm; Sun. 7th Dec.’25 Knockanure for Sheila Nash
(8th Aniv.) Gortdromagouna & deceased of Nash family at 9.30am, and
Mass Moyvane for Peggy & Mick Sheehan (Aniv’s), Maurice & Joe
O’Connell (A/v’s) Tarbert & UK & deceased of O’Connell family, Bridie
& Jack Shine (Aniv’s) Glin Road at 11am.
Mass Moyvane, Vigil Mass Feast of the Immaculate Conception at 7.30pm;
Mon. 8th Dec.’25 Knockanure Feast of the Immaculate Conception at
9.30am and Mass Moyvane at 11am; Tues. 9th Dec.’25 Moyvane Mass
followed by Eucharistic Adoration 10am; Weds. 10th Dec.’25 Knockanure
“Do this in memory of me” Mass at 7pm; Thurs. 11th Dec.’25 Moyvane at
10am;
Fri. 12th Dec.’25 Knockanure at 7pm; Sat. 13th Dec.’25 Moyvane for Con
Sheahan (Month’s Mind) at 7.30pm; Sun. 14th Dec.’25 Knockanure for
John & Margaret McElligott, Lisaniskea & their daughter Betty Newman,
USA (A/v.’s) at 9.30am, and Mass Moyvane at 11am.
MEDJUGORJE GROUP Listowel will meet after 10:30am. mass Monday 8th in
the Parish Meeting room. All welcome.
THE LECTIO DIVINA GROUP Listowel will meet on Thursday Mornings after
10:30am. for an hour. A cuppa will be provided for those attending.
All welcome
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONFESSIONS Listowel Monday, 15th December at 8.00
p.m. with visiting priests.
ADVENT ADORATION Listowel every Sunday during Advent 3pm. to 6pm.
PRAYER: Medjugorje evening of prayer Sun. 7th Dec. 4pm in The Church
of the Immaculate Conception, Currow, Anointing of the Sick,
Confessions, Rosary, Mass, Adoration, tea in School Hall. Parking
available. All welcome.
DUAGH LIVE CRIB: The Memory Room along with Duagh’s Live Crib will
open on Sunday 14th December after Mass. They would appreciate any old
photographs to display in the Memory Room. They can be handed to
Terese Cronin, the Village Duagh. Photos will be scanned, and the
originals will be returned to you. Thank you for your support.
BEST Wishes to Patrice Danagher and Gerard Greaney, on their recent
marriage in St Brigid Church Duagh.
PARTY: Athea Going Strong Christmas Party will take place at the
Community Hall on Wednesday December 10 at 12 noon followed by Dinner,
Music.
ST JOHNS; Friday 12th at noon, Conversational Irish, and at 8pm
Concert with Marksym Lovovyi- A Winter’s Tale and on Wed 17th Concert
at 7.30- Teen Music Fusion- Christmas Gig, details from 068 22566.
TINTEAN THEATRE Tickets available at www.tintean.ie
Showdown: The ELO Experience Saturday, December 13, and Mike Denver
with Liam O’Connor Friday, January 02.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY KERRY CHORAL UNION in St. John’s Church
Ballybunion at 7 p.m. on Friday 12th December, organised by the
Parents’ Association in aid of St. Joseph’s Secondary School.
FUNDRAISER; 3rd year student & Glin native Tommy Sheehan, who is
raising awareness for cancer. On 12th December, Tommy will be picking
up his shaving shears and giving buzz cuts to 13 teachers and students
from Tarbert Comprehensive School. All money raised goes to The
Mid-Western Cancer Foundation, your support here
https://www.idonate.ie/fundrai
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PARKING in Listowel for Christmas free for 2 hours till 4th of January 2026.
LARTIGUE MONORAIL SANTA EXPRESS EXPERIENCE Visit Santa in Listowel
this Christmas December 6th, 7th, 13th & 14th. Runs hourly 10.30am. to
3.30pm. (1 hr time slots) Tickets €25 per child – includes visit to
Santa, train ride & gift! Sensory Sunday December 7th. Booking
068-24393 / 087 202 0431.
CHRISTMAS MARKET: Sunday, December 14 in the Square Abbeyfeale.
CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR On Sunday, December 14 Lisselton NS is holding a
craft fair in Coolard Sports Hall.
BOOK: Book Launch on Sunday, December 14th, Listowel Arms Hotel, at 3
o’clock. ‘Beal, My Own Place’, a memoir by Johnny Dalton of Beale.
Edited by Vincent Carmody & Tom Donovan.
LAUNCH: Denny Mulvihill – retired fitter turned undertaker, charity
cyclist and lifelong adventurer – will launch his memoir The Bike, The
Bog & The Graveyard on Saturday 13 December, 7–9pm, in the Con Colbert
Memorial Hall, Athea.
LIBRARY: Kerry historian and author Fr Tony Gaughan, aged 93 has
donated his research papers to the Kerry County Library archive in
Tralee. Fr. Gaughan wrote and published 46 books. He was a board
member and president of Irish Pen from 1974 to 2020.
MTU, has 18,000 students across its campuses in Cork and Kerry, will
receive €6.3 million in funding from the Technological Enhancement
Fund.
JOURNAL: Lyreacrompane & District Journal now available.
SONJA Broderick: The Things She Left Us on Thursday 11th December at
7.30pm in Kerry Writers’ Museum. A very special evening honouring the
words, wit and creative spirit of the late Sonja Broderick, one of
Listowel’s most gifted and quietly brilliant poets. As part of our
ongoing series celebrating Kerry’s women writers and artists,
acclaimed poets Gabriel Fitzmaurice and Eileen Sheehan will share
readings and reflections on Sonja’s work — including pieces from her
2004 collection The Things You Left Me With and a selection of her
unpublished poems.
SEANCHAI: Poetry in the Park – Sunday December 14th at 2 pm, Listowel
Rambling House – Thursday December 18th from 8 pm.
Sunday 7 December 2025 | 11 am to 5 pm. Kerry Writers’ Museum and St.
John’s Theatre & Arts Centre join forces to present the 2025 Christmas
Crafts Fair, a one-day celebration of creativity, connection, and
Christmas magic!.
DRAMA: Abha Bhán Players will stage Dead Man’s Bells by Méabh De Brún
and directed by Athea man, Tom Denihan, followed by Bedpans &
Bodhráns, written and directed by Eleanor McSweeney in collaboration
with members of the group, in the Parish Hall, Ballyhahill on January
2nd, 3rd 9th and 10th 2026.
BLUETONGUE virus (BTV) can infect cattle, goat, sheep and wild
ruminants (such as deer) as well as camelids (such as alpaca).
The disease does not affect humans, nor does it impact on food quality
(e.g., meat and milk). However, it can impact animal health, and as a
result, the finances of livestock owners.
Cows infected with bluetongue can show symptoms of fever, lameness,
respiratory disorders, drooling, facial swelling, and cyanosis of the
tongue.
https://www.agriland.ie/farmin
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FOOD: The forum, dedicated to helping netizens find nourishing meals
on the cheap without having to face a 75-step recipe, is filled with
inspiration – some of the most popular of which we’ve shared here.
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CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER provided by Meals on Wheels Tralee, open to
anyone, regardless of background or circumstances. Free Sit-Down
Christmas Day Dinner (Tralee) Location: Tralee Community Development
Project, Upper Rock Street, V92 WR9P Time: 12:00pm – 4:30pm
Registration required Christmas Day Meal Delivery (Tralee & Killarney)
Delivery window: 12:00pm —4:30pm. Registration required. Phone: 066
716 5071 or visit www.mealsonwheelstralee.ie
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RAMBLING HOUSE; Listowel on 18th of December on this occasion and
Knockanure on Jan 8th, this month. Clounmacon on the
second Friday; Moyvane Hub on 2nd Sunday of the month; Ita’s Rambling
House at the Desmond Complex is on the 3rd. Friday each month.
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.
FRIENDSHIP: Matt D’Antuono Commentaries- November 30, 2025
Each year, I take some time to do a little philosophical exercise with
my students where I offer them a deal. I tell them that they can have
anything they want: a mansion, a car, technology, games, whatever food
they want, whenever they want it, and all of their needs will be met
for the rest of their lives; the one exception is that they will never
be able to interact directly with another human being again. I ask
them, “Would you take that deal?”
https://www.ncregister.com/com
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VINTAGE; Ballymac Vintage Club members will hold their first Christmas
Lights Run on Saturday December 13th.
ESTUARY Rollers have chosen Nano Nagle School in Listowel as one of
charities for their Christmas Run on December 14th 2025.
KNOCKANURE: Video link https://youtu.be/BX0K0K08KjU
Filename- Knockanure Vintage 30 November 2025.
RUGBY: Castleisland Rugby Club’s centenary celebrations began in
September and they unveiled a plaque with a 100 names of the departed
who had given their services to the club, since their first match
against Tralee in 1926.
SOLAR: Bill O’Keeffe said there must be greater investment in the grid
infrastructure by EirGrid to allow further solar farm developments to
be located in the most suitable area that minimise the impact on local
communities, local agriculture and the environment.
There is funding of 60% available to farmers through the Targeted
Agricultural Modernisation Scheme (TAMS). However, there are real
fears that this will not be sufficient to meet future demand.
Accordingly, IFA is seeking a dedicated renewable energy grant scheme,
separate from TAMS, with funding provided from the €3bn Climate and
Nature Fund for on-farm renewable investments, including roof-top
solar. https://www.ifa.ie/farm-sector
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Last year, the world built more new solar capacity than every other
power source combined. Solar is now growing much faster than any other
energy technology in history. How fast? Fast enough to completely
displace fossil fuels from the entire global economy before 2050.
https://www.weforum.org/storie
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TIDAL: The world’s most powerful tidal turbine – but can our grid handle it?
https://youtu.be/ZQ_g3yNMy_g?s
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WIND Farm
https://youtu.be/w9V92ah-7kw?s
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GREEN: Unless grid planning rules and legal mandates of TSOs and
regulators are updated, it warned that “Europe risks a self-fulfilling
prophecy whereby fossil gas appears ‘necessary’ simply because grid
operators never adequately planned for a power system based on
renewables”.
https://www.irishtimes.com/bus
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WRITING: Professional Certificate in Writing for / as Research (In
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WALK: BILL KIRBY MEMORIAL 4 MILE WALK in aid of Kerry Hospice
Foundation. Gathering at the Brogue Inn on St. Stephen’s Day at 11am
and walk commencing at 11.30am. Sponsorship Cards available from
Michael Fox O’Connor 087 983 3075. Donations accepted on the day.
THANKSGIVING: In 1619, Squanto finally returned home on a ship led by
John Smith. Tragically, upon arrival, he discovered that most of his
tribe had died of a plague the year before. It was almost as though
God had prepared him perfectly for what happened next: just a year
later in 1620, the Pilgrims arrived. They were English Calvinists who
sought to build a new religious community apart from the Church of
England. Little did they know that they would end up being saved by a
Catholic!
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ST OLIVER Plunkett, who was born in Loughcrew, County Meath, was the
Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, who became
the first Irish saint in almost 700 years when he was canonised in
1975.
Having been admitted to the Irish College in Rome, he was ordained a
priest in 1654. However, the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland had
defeated the Catholic cause, meaning that the public practise of
Catholicism was banned, and Catholic clergy were executed. It was
therefore not possible for Plunkett to return to Ireland, and he
petitioned to stay in Rome, where he became a professor of theology.
https://gript.ie/drogheda-mark
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POPE: By Elias Turk
Istanbul, Turkey, Nov 29, 2025 / 11:20 am
Pope Leo XIV marked the start of Advent on Saturday with an appeal for
unity and peace, telling thousands gathered for Mass in Istanbul that
Christians “journey as if on a bridge that connects earth to Heaven,”
keeping their eyes “fixed on both shores” until they are united “in
the house of the Father.”
The pope celebrated Mass on Nov. 29 at the Volkswagen Arena, a large
multipurpose venue within Istanbul’s Uniq cultural complex. The
liturgy, held on the eve of the Feast of St. Andrew, patron of Turkey,
took place during the third day of his first international apostolic
trip, which has brought him to Turkey and will soon continue on to
Lebanon.
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LEBANON: After entrusting the Catholics of Lebanon and the entire
country to St. Charbel’s care, Pope Leo went to the Shrine of Our Lady
of Lebanon in Harissa and listened, like St. Charbel often did, to the
cries of people’s hearts during his first papal trip.
ROADS: Tralee Mercury 1829-1839, Wednesday, 03 February, 1836; Page: 4
IRRAGHTICONNOR BARONY
1 Daniel Madden and Timothy Carr, for repairing the bridge of the
Commons on that part of the road from the sea at Ballybunion to
Ballylongford, on the lands of the Commons, contracted for by James
Leonard, securities, Thomas Lynch and Denis Harty.
2 John Foley and John Casey, for rebuilding the bridge of Bromore, on
the road from the Cashion Ferry to Tarbert, on the townland of
Bromore, contracted for by James Leonard, securities Thomas Lynch and
Denis Harty.
3 Same for repairing the bridge of Lisloughtin, on the road from
Ballylongford to Tarbert, on the townland of Lisloughtin, contracted
for by John Casey, securities John Foley and Richard Kissane,
4 Garrett Stack and Michael Mulvahil, for repairing 331 perches of the
road from the sea at Ballybunion to Ballylongford and Tarbert, between
Garrett Stack’s house at Tullihinel and the old cross road at the bog
of Ahanagran, contracted for by John Finnerty, securities John
Fenoughty and Michael Grady at 6s per.
5 John Fitzmaurice and James Kissane, for repairing 191 perches of the
road from the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford and Listowel, between the
bridge of Gortagurrane and the bridge of Moybella,
Contracted for by John Fitzmaurice, securities James Kissane and James
Kissane, at 5d. per.
6 Wm. Sweeny and Patrick Breen. for repairing 436 perches of, the road
from the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford and Listowel, between the
Cashion Ferry and the bridge of Gurtagurrane, contracted for by
Patrick Breen, securities Eyre M. Stack, and Thomas Stack, at 6s per,
£130-16-0.
7 Daniel Madden and Timothy Carr, for repairing 330 perches of the
road from the sea at Ballybunion to Ballylongford, between the bridge
of Ahafona and the cross of Lyre, contracted for by Daniel Madden,
securities Wm. Collins and Michael Kissane, at.3s 9d ….
8 William Connor, for keeping in repair 1716 perches of the road from
Listowel, to the Sea at Ballybunion between the Cross of Scortleigh
and the Bridge of Ballylouglin, his half years salary. ….
9 Dennis Golden, for keeping in repair 1593 perches of the road from
Ballylongford to Abbeyfeale between the cross of Leitrim and the cross
of Gortaglanna, his half years salary
10 James M’Elligott, for keeping in repair 725 perches of the road
from Ballylongford to the Harbour of Carrigafoyle between the cross
of Ballylongford and the West Bounds of Carrigafoyle, his half years
salary.
11 Cornelius Quin, for keeping in repair 1327 perches of the road from
Abbeyfeale to Ballylongford between the cross of Leitrim and the cross
of Ballylongford his half years salary .
12 Patrick Enright, for keeping in repair 936 perches of the road
from Listowel to Glinn between the cross of Newtownsandes and the
bounds of the County Limerick, his half years salary.
13 Peter Fitzell, for keeping in repair 712 perches of the road from
Listowel to Ballylongford and Tarbert between the Widow Scanlons
House at Pulleen and John Enrights house at Kilcolgan his half years
salary. ……
14 Maurice Connor for keeping in repair 946 perches of the road from
Listowel to Ballylongford between Maurice Connor house at Coolkeragh
and the Bridge of BallyIerie, his half years salary
15 Michael Cox, for keeping in repair 330 perches of the road from
the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford between the cross of Aghanagran and
the Church of Ahavallin his half year salary.
16 William Perryman, for keeping in repair 1302 perches of the road
from the Sea at Ballybunion to Ballylongford between the Chapel of
Glaunacon and the cross of Curragdarrag, his half years salary.
17 John Kelly, for keeping in repair 1241 perches of the road from
Listowel to Limerick between Bunagara bridge and the County bounds at
Meenganaspig his half years salary.
18 John Molineux, for keeping in repair 853 perches of the road from
Listowel to Ballylongford between the Widow Eagertys house in Listowel
and the Bridge of Coolkeragh, his half years salary. 19 John Leahy,
for keeping in repair 1304 perches of the road from Listowel to Glinn
between the Old Church of Listowel and the Bridge of Gale, his half
years salary.
20 Gerald O’Callaghan for keeping in repair 1742. perches of the Mail
Coach road from Tralee to Tarbert between the Bridge of Listowel and
the Bridge of Gale his half years salary
21 William Connor for keeping in repair 1162 perches of the road from
Tralee to Listowel between the Ford of Killocrim and the street of
Listowel, his half years salary.
22 Same for keeping in repair 280 perches of the road from Tralee to
Listowel between the West Bounds of Killocrim and Poulnahaha, his half
years salary ….
23 Cornelius Quin for keeping in repair 514 perches of the road from
Listowel to Glinn between the cross of Darragvone and the cross of
Newtownsandes his half years salary.
24 William Sandes Jun. Esq. for keeping in repair 2115 perches of the
road from Listowel to Tarbert and Limerick between the Bridge of Gale
and the County bounds near Tarbert his half years salary
25 Adam Fizzell for keeping in repair 1668 perches of the Road from
Ballylongford to Tarbert, between the cross of Ballylongford and the
Mail Coach Road at Tarbert. His half years salary.
26 . Timothy Finnerty, for keeping in repair 669 perches of the road
from Listowel to Ballylongford between the Bridge of Kilgarvan and
the cross of Ballylongford. His half years salary.
27 John Sandes Esq. his salary at 9d in the pound for collecting and
paying the Treasurer as per receipt
APPLICATIONS FOR CONTRACTS AT ANNUAL SALARIES.
1 Maurice Connor and Richard Bunnion, to keep in repair for 7 years
802 perches of the Road from Tralee to the Cashion Ferry and Listowel
between the Bridge of Moybella and the East bounds of Glowrie
contracted for by Michael Grady, Securities James Kissane and William
Collins at 4.5d per and by the year for
2 Michael and Robert Cox to keep in repair for 7 years 1356 perches
of the Road from the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford between the cross
of Curraghdarrag and the Church of Ahavallin contracted for by Michael
Cox, Securities Robert and Philip Cox at 4d per, and by the year for
£22 12s 0d.
3 William Perryman and Thomas James, to keep in repair for 7 years
1302 perches of the road from the Sea at Ballybunion to Ballylongford
between the Chapel of Glonmacore and the cross of Curraghdarrag,
contracted for by William Perryman Securities John Lawor and Cornelius
Cahill at 4d per and by the year for £21 14s 0d ‘
4 James and Edmond Slack, to keep in repair for 7 years 1114 perches
of the Road from Tralee and the Cashion Ferry to Tarbert between
Edmond Stacks house at Litter and Farranstack, contracted for, by
James Stack, Securities Patrick M’Elligott and James Flahavan at 4d
per and by the year °
5 Timothy Molony and Maurice Connor to keep in repair for 7 years 495
perches of the Road from Tralee and the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford
between Mrs. Tracys house at Gunsboro and Mrs, Forhan’s house at
Kilgarvan Contracted to by Maurice Connor Securities, Samuel Raymond
and William Raymond, at 5d per. and by the year.
6 Thomas Lynch and Denis Harty, to keep in repair for 7 years 1863
perches of the road from Listowel to the sea at Ballybunion and
Kilconlie, between the cross of Moybella and the bridge of Bromore,
contracted for by Ambrose Gallivan, security Thomas Lynch and Roger
Harty at 5.5d per, and by the year for.
7 Garret Stack and Michael Mulvihil, to keep in repair for 7 year’s
1145 perches of the road from the sea at Ballybunion to Ballylongford
and Tarbert, between the cross of Lahanes and Garret Stack’s house at
Tullihinel, contracted for by Michael Kissane, securities Richard
Kissane and Thomas Collins at 3.5d per and by the year for
8 John Fitzmaurice and Thomas Scanlan, to keep in repair for 7 years
844 perches of the road from Tarbert to Abbeyfeale, between the cross
of Tarmons and the pipers cross near Newtownsandes, contracted for by
John Fitzmaurice, securities Thomas Scanlon and Maurice Walsh at 7d
per and by the year for,
9 Thomas Mangan and Daniel Loonie, to keep in repair for 7 years 680
perches of the road from Tralee and the Cashion Ferry to Ballylongford
between the cross of Leamsahane, and the west bounds of the warren
of Beale, contracted for by John Kennelly, securities Thomas O’Connor
and Thomas Mangan at 4d per and by the year for.
10 Wm Connor and John Horgan to keep in repair tor 7 years 1716
perches of the road from Listowel to the sea at Ballybunion, between
the cross of Scortleigh and the bridge of Ballyloughron, contracted
for by Wm. Connor, securities George Hewson and Gerald M’Elligott at
9d per and by the year for
11 Wm. Brunskill and John Hanlon to keep in repair for 7 years 410
perches of the road from Tarbert to the harbour of Tarbert, between
Mrs. Hamilton’s house and Patrick Moore’s house both in Tarbert,
contracted for by Wm. Brunskill, securities John Fitzmaurice and John
Hanlon at 7d per, and by the year for. .
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CRIB: Two pounds of polymer clay provided ample material for my family
to create a complete Nativity scene, including a manger holding the
Christ Child, the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph and a backdrop
with an angel, animals, and shepherds. The project can be as elaborate
or as simple as desired, and additional figures may be added over
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