Showing posts with label Roadworks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roadworks. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 March 2019

Ballyvourney, Listowel's One Stop Sweet Shop, roadworks at the courthouse an the 2019 Parade

Jim McSweeney

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Séipéal Bhaile Mhuirne

I often pass through Ballyvourney on my way to Cork. It's a lovely little Gaeltacht village full of old world charm and character. One day last week I took a pit stop in the village and I explored the lovely  church. The photos speak for themselves.




















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One Stop Shop on Church Street


For all your confectionery needs

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Gas Works?




Last week they were digging up the pavement at the library plaza.

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Listowel St. Patrick's Day Parade 2019













Some people were in Listowel and some people wish they were.


Steve Scallon LAPD from Monaghan ,Tony Curtin NYPD Clounmacon, Greg Sterns LAPD at the St Patrick’s Day Parade New York. 
(Photo: Facebook)


Philomena Kuhn at her home in Germany


Maria Sham celebrated with her friends in London

Wednesday, 20 June 2018

M.S. Busking Day, Roadworks and Entertainment in summer 2018

Photo; Graham Davies

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North Kerry M.S. Society Busking Day

The North Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society had three blessings on their busking day for 2018. They had  a great group of hard working volunteers, they had some brilliant musicians and they were blessed with the weather.

















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Roadworks are still a feature of our Lives in Listowel 




Workmen temporarily removed the John B. Keane Road sign while they placed  the pipes.



Traffic is heavy in town these days too,

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Musicians at the Friday Market



On the Friday I was in The Square there was a much increased number of stalls  and some talented young musicians creating a great atmosphere.

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Living Literature at The Seanchaí


I met Angeline O'Donnell in character for her Living Literature performance in The Seanchaí

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From 1938 Schools Folklore Collection

Han Savage of Lisselton  had a story about William Diggin. Mr. Rice from Moybella had several men digging potatoes. He promised a quarter of tobacco to the man who would produce the biggest potato. William Diggin was one of the men digging the spuds. He dug a big potato and cut it in half. Then he got another potato and quartered it and he tied the two potatoes together with string to make one enormous potato. He won the quarter of tabacco.

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Lartigue Friends Reunited


In a marquee in the sunshine on June 2 2018 this group of Lartigue theatre friends met up and reminisced.

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A Food Hub for Listowel?


I met this delegation in Tralee yesterday., June 19 2018 as they were readying their pitch to Kerry County Council for a food hub in Listowel.