Coolmore Family Day Abymill Theatre AGM 'Loudest Whisper' return visit to Fethard Welcome to tipperary.tv The site is being developed by Billy McLellan, Greenleaf Publications Ltd., Jackson's Cross, Clonmel. Billy is formerly from Fethard and well known for his many appearances on stage with the Fethard Players and the Hogan Musical Society. Fethard GAA Club News In intermediate hurling on Monday 12th June we lost the county league semifinal to Carrick Davins when in five minutes midway through the second half they scored 2-4 to pull away in what was an evenly contested game up to that. Both teams were short players on the night. The first half was open fast hurling with Fethard just holding the edge to go in at the break, Fethard 1-9, Carrick Davins 1-7. In the second half we just lost our way and were chasing to the end when the final score was, Fethard 1-12, Carrick Davins 3-15. The team was: Paul Fitzgerald, Michael Ryan, Shane Walsh, Paul Hackett, Willie Morrissey, Cian Maher, Brian Coen, Michael Dillon, John Noonan, Jamie McCormack1-1, Eoin Doyle, Aiden Fitzgerald 0-8, John Leahy 0-1, Michael Aherne, Kenneth O Donnell 0-2, Subs Used Michael Carroll, Miceál Spillane, Eoin Doyle and Tommy Gahan. We wish Carrick Davins the best of luck in the final. On this Friday 23rd June we play Ballyneale in the South Championship in Kilsheelan at 8pm. On Friday 16th June we played the first round of the South Junior A Football in Cloneen and we were very successful in recording a victory on a scoreline, Fethard 7-9, Ballingarry 1-6. The team was: Ronan Maher, Alan O’Connor, Connie O’Flynn, Paul Hackett, Philly Croke, Alan Phelan , Ronan Allen, Chris Sheehan 1-3, Kevin O’Donnell, Jason Nevin 0-2, Brian Burke, Shane Aylward 1-1, P J Morrissey 1-1, Martin Coen 1-2, and Glen O’Meara. Sub was: Shane Kenny 3-0. Fethard & Killusty Community Lotto The three €50 Lucky Dip winners were:
Next weeks Jackpot is €5,250 and the Jackpot ticket sellers prize is €525. John Bradley qualifies his ‘Fethard statement’ “Fethard is, I would think, probably the most important small medieval town in Ireland without any doubt. Its preservation and its proper development as a historic town is a matter of national importance”. He then went on to explain, “Fethard still retains almost entirely intact the line of its town wall. In fact the remains are virtually all 15th or 16th century, so the citizens of Fethard kept up the maintenance of their Town Wall all through the middle ages. They maintained it basically by moneys which came from the collection of a toll, which was called murage, payable on commodities coming into the town. I was very intrigued to discover only recently that this murage was still being collected fifty years ago, right into this century although none of the money was being spent on the wall”. Mr Bradley visited Fethard again on 10th June to launch the Fethard Medieval Trail leaflet and during his very interesting address at Holy Trinity Church, he qualified his statement made back in 1986 by saying, Fethard is no longer ‘probably’, but ‘is’, the most important small medieval town in Ireland without any doubt. Now we again remind our Councillors, Public Representatives and local authorities what Mr Bradley also said in 1986, “Fethard’s preservation and its proper development as a historic town is a matter of national importance!” Cycling News As the interest in the cycling gathers momentum and people are asking about our progress, let me mention again, that it is an open group and anyone can still come along. It’s all about fun and exercise and not a race. Any adult with a half decent bike is more than welcome to join in. Remember also there is a childrens’ cycle on the day from Kilsheelan to Fethard a ten-mile trip. May I also remind our readers that this is a fundraising event for a very good cause helping make Fethard a heart safe town so if you see some sponsorship cards in the local shops or pubs, please put your hand in your pocket and support us. Lourdes Invalid Pilgrimage Thanks to the local pupils and teachers of the Patrician Presentation Secondary School who helped in a big way to finance the local Lourdes Fund and thanks also to those ladies who baked bread and fruit cakes to be brought out for the invalids. Thank You Well Golf Society Fethard Ladies Football Club Meals on Wheels We wish the boys good luck with their next two years studying for the Leaving Cert. ‘Ring-a-Link’ Bus Service to Cashel The service covers the following areas: Lisronagh, Fethard, Drangan, Cloneen, Mullinahone, Killenaule, Ballingarry, Ballynonty, Ballinure and Dualla. Fares are: Adult €5 Return and €3 Single; Under-16s €3 Return and €2 Single. Under 4s are free. Free travel pass is also accepted. In order to book your seat to travel, please call (lo-call) 1890 424141 between 9am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday; and from 9am to 12.30pm on Saturday. Fethard Soldier’s Death in 1918 “A large gathering witnessed the flag raising exercises of the residents of Stow and Burdon avenues and the unfurling of the service flag which contained seventysix stars. There was one gold star on the flag for Daniel McCormack of Fethard, Co. Tipperary, who was killed in action, and one silver star for Harold Mills, wounded in action. Speaking of Daniel McCormack the Chairman (Mr Patrick) said: “Call Daniel McCormack and no voice answers back”. “Here I Am”. Words are but barren; words cannot express the debt we owe to him for whom a gold star is on the service flag. We can only stand by his grave and feel what speech has never told. He fought, died, was buried over there, and has gone to his great reward.” Fethard & Killusty Community Lotto The three €50 Lucky Dip winners were:
Next weeks Jackpot is €5,100 and the Jackpot ticket sellers prize is €510. Died Recently Pre-Holiday Quiz Deferred Lourdes Invalid Pilgrimage Thanks to the local pupils and teachers of the Patrician Presentation Secondary School who helped in a big way to finance the local Lourdes Fund and thanks also to those ladies who baked bread and fruit cakes to be brought out for the invalids. Died Recently Class Reunion of 1976 Knitting Group |
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