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Midsummer Ramble to Red City
Members of Fethard Historical Society on the scenic mid-summer’s walk to Red City Cemetery
Members of Fethard Historical Society on the scenic mid-summer’s walk to Red City Cemetery

The Fethard Historical Society organised a walk to Red City Cemetery on Midsummers Day. Almost forty people gathered in the carpark opposite the Fethard Ballroom at 7 30pm. In contrast to previous days, the weather was balmy with just the hint of a breeze, ideal for walking.

On arrival at the cemetery, Mary Hanrahan, Chairperson, Fethard Historical Society, gave a brief history of the site. It was first called Killmalogue, the church of St. Millogue, an ancient Gaelic monastic site. She explained that the name ‘Red City’, which came later, is actually a mistranslation of the original Gaelic ‘Cathair Dhearg’. In modern usage ‘cathair’ means ‘city’ but long ago it actually designated a circular or round fort built and ‘dearg’ referred to the red sandstone from which it was built. When the Normans came to this area sometime after 1185 the fort was still standing. They took over the native Irish site, kept the place name, created a manor and built the Red City parish church, the ruins of which still remains.

Revd. Canon Barbara Fryday relates some of the history of Red City from a volume published in 1908 by Rev St. John D. Seymour.
Revd. Canon Barbara Fryday relates some of the history of Red City from a volume published in 1908 by Rev St. John D. Seymour.

One of the main features of the Red City site is that the Church is located at one side of the road and the graveyard, instead of being beside the church as usual, is on the other side of the road. Local legend tells us that it came about as follows: Moll Dunlea, one of the principal witnesses in the trial of Fr. Nicholas Sheehy in 1766, gave false testimony against him as a result of which he was hanged in Clonmel. Moll was reputedly an unsavoury character and having ‘sworn on’ the priest she came to a bad end. Sometime after the death of Fr. Sheehy, Moll was drunk, fell down into a cellar, died and was buried in Red City cemetery. The morning after her interment, the locals woke to find that during the night the cemetery had moved across the road leaving Moll’s grave in isolation beside the church. Terry Cunningham then briefly recounted the story of Fr. Sheehy who was reputedly born in the neighbouring townland of Barrettstown.

Local folklore also says that a large black dog haunts the road at this site at midnight. There was also a large rock known as the Rock of Red City which was supposed to be connected to the Abbey church in Fethard by a tunnel. This rock was also used as a Mass rock during Penal times.

Canon Barbara Fryday brought along a rare ecclesiastical history published in 1905 from which she shared details that gave a most interesting insight into the parochial life of Red City in the 19th and early 20th century.

Gerry Long discusses ways of preserving the history of places like Red City through modern technology
Gerry Long discusses ways of preserving the history of places like Red City through modern technology

Gerry Long and Seamus Barry, who are part of the small but very active Cemetery Group who undertake the maintenance of the local graveyards, were also present. Gerry spoke about their latest initiative which is to provide information about the graveyards by means of a QR code that can be read by using an app on a smartphone. The QR code can simply be placed in a suitable location, no major maintenance is required and visitors to the sites can easily access the information. Having developed the QR code the next stage of the project is to gather the information: historical facts, stories, local folklore etc. Gerry is looking for information relating to the graveyards at Red City, Tullamaine, Rathcoole and Kilmaclugh and he can be contacted at johnlong1960@gmail.com

Mention was also made of the Irish customs relating to midsummer, dating back to pre-Christian times, which centred on St. John’s Eve, June 23. Communities came together to light large bonfires; torches lit from the bonfire were used to invoke a blessing on people, livestock and land to ensure a good harvest. If someone had just built a house, it was the custom to take embers from the bonfire to kindle the first fire on the hearth of the new building.

The evening rounded off with a most welcome mini-picnic before the group made their leisurely way back along the one-mile scenic road to Fethard.

Died Recently
The death has occurred on Wednesday, June 27, 2018, of Gus Phelan
Crampscastle, Fethard, and more recently Rathkeevan Nursing Home, deeply regretted by his family and friends. May he rest in peace.The death has occurred on Wednesday, June 27, 2018, of Gus Phelan
Crampscastle, Fethard, and more recently Rathkeevan Nursing Home, deeply regretted by his family and friends. May he rest in peace.

Reposing at McCarthy's Funeral Home, Fethard, on Friday, June 29, from 5pm with removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Killusty at 7pm.

Funeral Mass in Killusty on Saturday, June 30, at 11am followed by burial in the adjoining Cemetery.

Day Care Senior Day this Friday
The Fethard & District Day Care Centre will hold their Senior Day on this Friday, June 29, from 10.30am at Barrack Street, Fethard. The Chiropodist will be in attendance . All seniors welcome.

Fethard Juvenile GAA win Danaher Cup
Fethard U8 Football team, proud winners of this year’s Danaher Cup after beating Clonmel Commicercials in a close fought final.
Fethard U8 Football team, proud winners of this year’s Danaher Cup after beating Clonmel Commicercials in a close fought final.

On Festival Sunday, June 17, Fethard GAA Park was a hive of activity as six teams set out to compete for the long established Danagher Cup, which in recent years is associated with an annual U8 Football Tournament between local clubs.

On this beautiful June day, it was great to see the great turn out this tournament attracts, as friends and family members, charged with excitement and pride, ghathered at the side-lines to cheer on the future stars of Tipperary.

This year’s teams comprised of Clonmel Commercials, Mullinahone, St. Patricks, Kilsheelan and two teams from Fethard. After a series of great game and close finishes it fell to the two referees, Paddy and Paul, to tally the points which left Commercials and Fethard A in the Cup Final, and Mullinahone and Kilsheelan in the Plate final. Both finals were nail bitingly close and we have to say well done each and every player as they gave it everything.

Well done to the Cup winners on the day Fethard A, in the Plate winners Mullinahone.

Let there be no doubt the other teams will have their day too. For Fethard it held a little extra pride of place as our club paraded its Cup through the streets in the Fethard Festival Family Day Parade.

The club would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped make this a fun, friendly and memorable occasion.

Augustinian pilgrimage to Knock
The annual Augustinian pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Saturday, July 21. The cost for anybody wishing to participate is €20. Please contact The Abbey, Fethard, for futher details. Tel: (052) 6131273.
The annual Augustinian pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Saturday, July 21. The cost for anybody wishing to participate is €20. Please contact The Abbey, Fethard, for futher details. Tel: (052) 6131273.

Social dancing at Fethard Ballroom
Fethard Ballroom continues its social dancing on this coming Sunday night, July 1, to the very popular music of ‘The Kelly Family’. All are welcome to come along and enjoy a great night’s entertainment and social dancing from 9pm to midnight. Admission is €9, which includes tea and cakes.

Died Recently
The death has occurred on Monday, June 25, 2018, of Marie White (née Larkin), Derryluskin, Fethard. Marie, predeceased by her husband Jackie, is deeply regretted by her sons John and Pat, daughter Mary, son-in-law Dermot, Finola, grandchildren Eleanor and John, relatives and friends. May she rest in peace
 
Reposing at McCarthy's Funeral Home, Fethard on Tuesday, June 26, from 5.30pm with removal to Holy Trinity Parish Church, Fethard, at 7pm. Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11am followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery.The death has occurred on Monday, June 25, 2018, of Marie White (née Larkin), Derryluskin, Fethard. Marie, predeceased by her husband Jackie, is deeply regretted by her sons John and Pat, daughter Mary, son-in-law Dermot, Finola, grandchildren Eleanor and John, relatives and friends. May she rest in peace

Reposing at McCarthy's Funeral Home, Fethard on Tuesday, June 26, from 5.30pm with removal to Holy Trinity Parish Church, Fethard, at 7pm. Funeral Mass on Wednesday at 11am followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery.

World Meeting of Families
Free tickets for Knock and Phoenix Park on Sunday, August 26, can be booked online from next Monday, June 25.

If you have already booked and paid for a day at the Pastoral Congress (August 22 – 24) there is no need to book a ticket for Phoenix Park.

Free Tickets for Croke Park, Festival of Families on Saturday evening, August 25 will become available for a family from each parish through the Diocesan Office at a later date.

Tickets for the Pastoral Congress on Wednesday, August 22 & Thursday, August 23, only are still available for purchase online.

Abymill Theatre hosts ‘TWO’ for you!
Amy Hill who will perform with James Whelan in 'Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Company' adaptation of 'TWO' by Jim Cartwright, in the Abymill Theatre, Fethard, on this Saturday, June 30, at 8pm.
Amy Hill who will perform with James Whelan in 'Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Company' adaptation of 'TWO' by Jim Cartwright, in the Abymill Theatre, Fethard, on this Saturday, June 30, at 8pm.

'Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Company' will perform their adaptation of 'TWO' by Jim Cartwright, in the Abymill Theatre, Fethard, on Saturday, June 30, at 8pm. This is a beautiful theatre and the Fethard community could not be nicer to us. Tickets are €12 and can be bought on the night. Please spread the word lovely people and we look forward to seeing you there. Raffle and spot prizes to be won on the night! For reservations Tel: 087 6199875.



This show has received rave reviews to date. It's funny, it's serious, it's heart-warming, and heart rending. We guarantee you will not have seen a play like it before. This is the kind of play that appeals to everyone. Do not miss out.

St. Patrick's Place Reunion meeting this Tuesday
The introductory meeting of the St. Patrick's Place Reunion 2018, will take place at Tirry Community Centre, on Tuesday, June 26, starting at 8.30pm. All interested are more than welcome to come along.

Meetings will be held on the last Tuesday of each month at the same venue and we hope to set up a steering committee that will help organise the event for later this year. For further details contact Joe Ryan at Tel: 086 6036995‬.

Native American to lead Famine 1848 Walk, July 28 at 3pm
Choctaw native, Waylon Gary White Deer, will lead this year's Famine 1848 Walk in Ballingarry, on Saturday, July 28, at 3pm.

The Walk commemorates the Famine and the 1848 Rising and remembers all those who suffered, died and emigrated. The Walk will recall the extraordinary act of kindness of the dispossessed Choctaws to the starving Irish during the Great Famine. The starting point for the Walk is the Young Ireland and National Flag monument in the village of The Commons.

The Walk covers 1½ miles and concludes at Famine Warhouse 1848, the state national heritage museum. Light refreshments will be served. On the afternoon of Sunday, July 29, there will be free guided tours of the site. All are welcome.

Community Games
Medal winners at the County Final of Community Games Cycling on Grass, held in Roscrea. L to R: Colin Murray (Ballingarry) who won Pewter; Adam Phelan (Moyne) who won Bronze; Richard Murphy (Fethard) who won Silver: and Jack Feery (Killusty) who won Gold.
Medal winners at the County Final of Community Games Cycling on Grass, held in Roscrea. L to R: Colin Murray (Ballingarry) who won Pewter; Adam Phelan (Moyne) who won Bronze; Richard Murphy (Fethard) who won Silver: and Jack Feery (Killusty) who won Gold.


Great performance by the Fethard-Killusty competitors at the county finals of the Community Games 2K Grass Cycling held in Roscrea, where our local boys, Jack Feery (Killusty) and Richard Murphy (Burke Street) finished in first and second place in wet conditions. Well done boys. Jake will represent Tipperary at the Aldi National Finals in University of Limerick on the weekend, August 18-19, along with his neighbour Sam Donovan who was winner of U8 80-meter final recently.

Fethard & Killusty Community Lotto
The numbers drawn on June 20, were: 2, 3, 23 and 25. There was no jackpot winner and two ‘Match Three’ winners who received €75 each: Rita Kane, Kerry Street, Fethard; and Conor Shelly, Moyglass. The following three ‘Lucky Dip’ winners also received €50 each: June Gough, St Patrick's Place, Fethard; Kate O'Shea, Woodvale Walk, Fethard; and Abagail Sheehan, Reflections, Fethard.

Next week’s draw takes place on Wednesday, June 27. The Jackpot is €10,000 and the Jackpot seller’s prize is €1,000. All proceeds go towards community projects in Fethard, and we thank you for your on-going support.

GAA Sports Development Lotto
The numbers drawn on Friday, June 22, were: 12, 26, 28 and 33. There was no jackpot winner and no ‘match three’ winner. One lucky dip winner won €50: Joe Ryan, Clonmel and four lucky dip winners received €25 each: Patsy Lawrence, Woodvale Walk; Molly Stapleton, c/o Ladies Football; Noel Wall, c/o Bob Fitzgeralds; and Frank Barrett, Market Hill. The next draw takes place on Friday, June 29, in Burke’s Bar at 7.30pm, when the jackpot is €20,000 and the sellers prize is €1,000.

The committee of Fethard GAA/Sports Centre Development Lotto would like to thank all our supporters near and far who participate in our weekly lotto draw. The funds raised are used to promote sport in the local community.

Festival Dog Show Results
Cillian Coffey holding his dog 'Snow White' at the Fethard Festival Dog Show,
Cillian Coffey holding his dog 'Snow White' at the Fethard Festival Dog Show,

The Festival Dog Show organisers, Pat Culligan and Catherine Kearney, also had a very hard time chosing the winners from the many entries in this year’s dog show. After much deliberation the following winners were announced.

Class 1 Best Large Dog: 1st ‘Lexi walked by Darragh Bradshaw; 2nd ‘Berti’ walked by Tully; and 3rd ‘Alfie’ walked by Noleen and Jason Kenny.

  • Class 2 Best Small Dog:‘Bella’ walked by Teena Dorney; 2nd ‘Jack’ walked by Pat O’Sullivan; and 3rd ‘Nimbus’ walked by Murphy.
  • Class 3 Dog with the Waggiest Tail: 1st ‘Toby’ walked by Teena Dorney; 2nd ‘Cha’ walked by Vincent Cummins; and 3rd ‘Emily’ walked by Kirby.
  • Class 4 Dog you’d Most Like to Take Home: 1st ‘Dylan’ walked by Stevens; 2nd Emily walked by Kirby; 3rd ‘Nelson’ walked by Morris.
  • Class 5 Young Handler U10: 1st ‘Honey’ walked by Rachel and Emma Murphy; 2nd ‘Branagh’ walked by Sam; 3rd ‘Lucy’ walked by Gerard O’Reilly; and 4th ‘Snow White’ walked by Killian Coffey.
  • Class 6 Fancy Dress: 1st ‘Messi’ walked by Aoife Burns; 2nd ‘Honey’ walked by Rachel and Emma Murphy; 3rd ‘Bella’ walked by Teena Dorney.

The overall Champion Dog of The Show was won by ‘Lexi’ walked by Darragh Bradshaw; and the Reserve Champion was ‘Honey’ walked by Rachel and Emma Murphy.

Vincent Cummins holding his dog ‘Cha’ at the Fethard Festival Dog Show, after coming 2nd in Class 3 ‘Dog with the Waggiest Tail’
Vincent Cummins holding his dog ‘Cha’ at the Fethard Festival Dog Show, after coming 2nd in Class 3 ‘Dog with the Waggiest Tail’


Ann Nevin with her granddaughter Aoife Burns at the dog show with her dog 'Messi' after winning the Fancy Dress section.
Ann Nevin with her granddaughter Aoife Burns at the dog show with her dog 'Messi' after winning the Fancy Dress section.

Festival Fancy Dress Results
Fethard Fancy Dress Parade, which first began in 1926, had another fantastic colourful turnout this year which put the judges in the very difficult position of choosing winners in the variety of categories for children and adults. All this year’s ‘Fancy Dress’ prizes were kindly sponsored by Fethard & Killusty Community Council.

'Fethard Flossers' entry in the Fancy Dress Parade
'Fethard Flossers' entry in the Fancy Dress Parade

The overall adult float winner was 'Grass Drives Mrs Brown's Boys on Trip to Tipp' featuring many locals from the Moyglass & Coolmoyne area who must be congratulated on the high standard of their entries every year. The best overall winner was the colourful ‘Wizard of Oz’ entry by the Hayes family and friends. The original group joint winners were ‘The Beach Boyz' entry from brothers Jayden, Brayden, Kaylem and Dylan Bradshaw; and 'Fethard's Mini Superheros'. The artistic group winners were 'Disneyland Comes to Fethard Toddlers'; 'Fethard's Fairies and Leprechauns' and ‘The Fethard Flossers’.

Adam O'Donnell who won 1st Artistic Prize for his entry ’Mr Bean'
Adam O'Donnell who won 1st Artistic Prize for his entry ’Mr Bean'

The artistic section individual prize was won by ‘Mr Bean’ portrayed by Adam O’Donnell; and the original prize went to 'An Irish Summer' entry by Stephen and Marguerite Gleeson, with their daughter Nessa. The walking artistic prize was won by ‘A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream – Fairies of The Valley’ and the special original Adult Sporting prize was won by ‘Galteemor Kickboxing Club’. Fethard GAA Club’s entry, proudly displaying the Danaher Cup won earlier that morning, was the joint winner with ‘Fethard Rugby Club’, in the Sports Club section. All the individual children’s entries were highly commended for their efforts and entries in this year’s parade and received prizes.

Anastasia Daly taking part in this year's Fancy Dress Parade
Anastasia Daly taking part in this year's Fancy Dress Parade


Kayla and Kaylie Ryan's entry in the Fancy Dress Parade
Kayla and Kaylie Ryan's entry in the Fancy Dress Parade

Arthur Daly taking part in this year's Fancy Dress Parade
Arthur Daly taking part in this year's Fancy Dress Parade


Miceál Sean McCormack' s entry 'Mamma Mia! Mario visits Fethard'
Miceál Sean McCormack' s entry 'Mamma Mia! Mario visits Fethard'


Helena McCormack Euchner with her daughter Fianna, home from Berlin, Germany.
Helena McCormack Euchner with her daughter Fianna, home from Berlin, Germany.

L to R: Stevie, J.J. and Jamie Skehan with their entry 'P.J. Roller Pirates'
L to R: Stevie, J.J. and Jamie Skehan with their entry 'P.J. Roller Pirates'


Jason Kenny in the Fancy Dress parade
Jason Kenny in the Fancy Dress parade



Julianna and Jona Power at the Fancy Dress Parade

The organising committee and Fethard parish express their sincere thanks to the Magnier family for their continued support to local community events and projects.

Fethard & Killusty Community Council AGM
The Annual General Meeting of Fethard & Killusty Community Council will take place on Tuesday, July 10, at 8.30pm in the Tirry Community Centre, Barrack Street, Fethard. All are welcome to attend.

Cemetery Masses
The following Cemetery Masses will take place, at Kilmaclugh on Friday, June 29, starting at 8pm; and at Calvary Cemetery on Tuesday, July 17, at 7.30pm.

Please note that the annual pilgrimage to Holy Year Cross on Slievenamon will take place this year on Sunday, August 12. Please take note of the date and spread the word.

Killusty Show 56 years old on Saturday, July 7
Pat Culligan preparing for Killusty Show which takes place on Saturday, July 7.
Pat Culligan preparing for Killusty Show which takes place on Saturday, July 7.

On Saturday, July 7 this year, Killusty Pony Show is 56 years old and will take place at Claremore, Killusty, thanks to the kind permission of landowners, Noel Byrne and Barry Walsh. Planning for this year’s Show

With 101 classes on the schedule this year, for which planning began immediately following the completion of last year’s show, there is a class for every type of pony, horse and rider – In-hand, broodmare, Mountain and Moorland, Connemara, Coloured, Cob, Show Pony, Show Hunter, Working Hunter, Performance Working Hunter, Performance jumping, and Associate Horse Classes are all on the list. Covering all ages from tiny tots to adults, everyone is catered for.

This year we are returning to Killusty’s original intention, to promote in-hand ponies, and as an added incentive to exhibitors in the young stock classes, €500 will be added to the prize fund in these classes.

New to Killusty show are, equitation classes and a young handler class, in which the participant is judged, not the pony. If you don’t have a pony, there is a very popular Dog Show with 12 classes. If you don’t have a dog, the Fancy Dress may be the competition for you!

Also new this year, to promote the Performance Working Hunter Pony, Clonmel Show, which takes place on July 1, and Killusty Pony Show, have teamed up to fund a €150 Championship. The Champion and Reserve Champion from Clonmel Show and Killusty Show will compete again in Killusty to decide the winner.

Over the past 56 years, the committee have ploughed any surplus back into the show so that now, all equipment, rings, jumps and marquees are the property of the Show. All stewards and staff volunteer their services. It is truly a local effort, which makes Killusty Pony Show so special.

Throughout the history of the Show, our sponsors have been extremely generous and without them we would not exist. In return, they are welcomed to lunch on Show Day as an acknowledgement of our gratitude, which is widely praised. We receive no grants or other incentives and greatly appreciate the IPS insurance, without which we could not go ahead.

If you haven’t been to Killusty before, make a date to attend this year’s event on Saturday, July 7. There is no charge at the gate on entry, but a donation would help defray expenses. Entries cost €10 per class before June 29, or €15 on show day. Non-IPS members must purchase day insurance (€5 per owner/rider) if they intend to compete.

Those who attend may see the next HOYS (Horse of the Year Show) or RDS Champion making a debut at Killusty, as have many before. All are welcome, and we look forward to seeing you there!
— Pat Culligan (Chairman)

Fethard Faces and Places from the Past
The following are a selection of photographs recently added to the Fethard Faces and Places from the Past page on Facebook, also published here for the benefit of our readers who are not on Facebook. The Facebook page is used for sharing old Fethard photographs with other members of the group and is open to all interested in joining. Send any comments or photo information to fethardnews@gmail.com

Fethard Festival Fancy Dress Parade August 21, 1988, assorted photographs taken during the 'Street Festival' and judging at St. Patrick's Place – 30 Years Ago
































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