Showing posts with label Moriartys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moriartys. Show all posts

Monday, 10 March 2014

Ballydonoghue Legion of Mary 1930, Storm Darwin 2014, Aoife Hannon wins Kerry Milliner of the `Year

Some more storm damage

My friend, Joan Kenny, pointed out to me that when I was taking my stroll through the graveyard I missed the destruction that was done to the burial plot of The Presentation Sisters.






Roofs took a bit of a battering as well and roofers are busy these days.


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You win some; you lose some





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Ballydonoghue Legion of Mary 1930
 (photo; Jer Kennelly)

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1940's manual for employers

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Apparently we have seen the last of this guy. This image will no longer be used in Birds Eye's ads

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We have a winner!


Milliner of the Year at The Kerry Fashion Awards is Aoife Hannon of Signatures, Lstowel

Wednesday, 23 May 2012

Four O'Connell Brothers, Moriartys and some visitors



Tim, Mike, Danny and John O'Connell now and then. The photo from her family album was shared by Noreen O'Connell, wife of John.

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Norella Moriarty shared a lovely one from the family album as well, her family in the seventies. People who know Norella today will agree that she is the image of her late mother?


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I met Theresa Richards and her daughter on Saturday. They were in Listowel on their annual visit from Massachussetts. They have traced their family tree back several generations through Guerins,  Heffernans and Deveraux. If I understood correctly, their family came from the cottage in this iconic photo of Ballygrennan.



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Ger from North Kerry Reaching Out and I are planning a trip to our own local archive this week.


This is our parish priest, Canon Declan O'Connor in the presbytery looking up a baptismal record. He has given me permission to look at some of the oldest Listowel registers dating back to the 18th century. I'll bring my camera.

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Tomorrow night at 8.15 in the Classic Cinema, Listowel the Film Club will be showing 2 Irish films; one is Stella Days with Amy Huberman and the other is... Eddie Moylan's Listowel Vintage Wireless Museum.
I'll be there. Will you?