Showing posts with label Frank Greaney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frank Greaney. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 January 2019

Juvenile Tennis in the 1980s, Frank Greaney's Garage and 1975 pantomime



The Dandy Lodge in Listowel Town Park in January 2019

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 Juvenile Tennis Players 

Photo: Danny Gordon

Do you spot yourself in this photo?
Do you remember that day or other great days on the tennis courts?
We'd love to hear from you.

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Frank Greaney's Garage


Frank and Jim R.I.P. were great mechanics. Their love of cars and their knowledge of how they worked saw them offer a great service to us in Listowel for many years.
I don't think today's computerised everything would be able to diagnose what needed to be done to this car.


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The Panto, The Old Folks Home and the Day Centre


Dave O'Sullivan found this great photo of the cast of the 1975 pantomime. There are only a few names. Please tell us who the others are.



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Yes, he is Irish and Proud of his Roots



My U.S. followers will immediately recognise this colourful New England Patriot. He is quarterback ,Tom Brady and he was one of the stars of Sunday evening's victory which sees his team into the Super Bowl.

Brady's Irish roots are in Cork {maternal) and Cavan (paternal) 

Thursday, 9 October 2014

Convent, All Ireland Hurling in 1914 and Rebel Fitz

Then and Now

2007


2014

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Frank Greaney and Jim Cogan pictured in Frank's garage around 2009

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All Ireland Football 1914

In 1914 the quarter final of the Munster Hurling Championship was played in Listowel.

Munster Senior Hurling Championship
Quarter-final 10 May 1914  ;          Kerry     4-1 - 7-3 Clare  played at Listowel

That Clare team went on to win the All Ireland





The final score in the All Ireland at Croke Park, was Clare 5-1, Laois 1-0. The Clare team on the day was: A. Power (capt.), J. Power, M. Flanagan, E. Grace, T. McGrath, P. McInerney, J. Shalloo, W. Considine, B. Considine, M. Moloney, R. Doherty, J. Fox, J. Clancy, J. Guerin, J. Spellisey. 
Note James Guerin scored 3 goals. Tragically he died during a flu epidemic  in 1918. 
The team trainer was Jim Hehir (father of the legendary broadcaster, Michael O’Hehir)

Note.

ALL IRELAND HURLING: Kerry's record;      1 win     1891  



I am told that the sister of Kerry team member in 1891 was working in Clare and would row across the Shannon for her  Christmas break.



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A Kanturk hero




This is Barry Geraghty on his way to another win on that great Kanturk horse, Rebel Fitz., in Tipperary on Sunday. Photographed by Healyracing.

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Ploughing 2014

Photos from The National Ploughing Championships 2014

HERE