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'Big Picture' – Moyglass National School 1952 Were you one of the pupils attending Moyglass National School, in 1952? You can zoom in closer to see faces more detail by clicking the photograph to zoom-in, and double-clicking the photograph to zoom-out. Moyglass National School 1952 Moyglass National School Group 1952. Back L to R: Eamon Ryan, Nico Quigley, Jim Kennedy, Michael Lynch, Michael Fahy, Dan Lynch, John Mackey, Eddie Dillon. Third Row L to R: Bob Healy, Imelda Teehan, Rosaleen O'Connell, Mary Skehan, Alice Teehan, Peggy Thompson, June Dillon, Mary Kelly, Ella Mackey. Second Row L to R Margaret Hannigan, Maeve Boland, Teresa Skehan, Mary Ryan, Mona McCarthy, Breda Healy and Joan Tynan. Front Row L to R: Paddy Tynan, Sean Hannigan, Pakie Gazely, Tom Ryan, Paddy Healy and Kevin Kelly. Died Recently  The death has occurred on Friday, April 23, 2021, of Tony Fitzgerald, Bianconi Drive, Clonmel, and formerly St. Patrick's Place Fethard, peacefully, at his home, in the loving care of his family.Tony, pre-deceased by his brothers Dick and Pat, sadly missed by his loving wife Theresa, devoted father to Tracy, Sharon and Johnny, sons-in-law David and Niall, daughter-in-law Jamie, brothers Ollie, Jimmy and Mickey, sisters Biddy and Mary, grandchildren Eva, Keelan, Cillian, Tadhg, Jack and Lauren, nieces, nephews, extended family and his many friends. Rest In Peace. Due to current restrictions Tony's Funeral Mass will be celebrated in the presence of his family only on Monday morning at 11.30am in St. Oliver's Church, Clonmel, followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery, Fethard. Mesages of condolence can be left online by CLICKING HERE. Those who would have liked to attend but cannot can take part in the ceremony, can do so online by joining the church livestream service on Monday, April 26, at 11.30am by CLICKING HERE Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, to South Tipperary Hospice. House Private Please. Thank you for your understanding and co-operation at this time. Punchestown Festival 'Fantasy League' in aid of Fethard & District Day Care Centre  Take part in the Punchestown Fantasy League; a Racing Fantasy League across the 5 days of the 2021 Punchestown Festival race meetings to keep you entertained and involved from home. PLAY NOW ON CLUBFORCEAll you have to do is pick one horse in each race, on the 5 race days, April 27 to May 1, and gain league points based on where your horse finishes. Points are counted across all 5 days of the Festival, with daily prizes for the daily winners and an overall prize for the league winner, decided on the final day. There’s no charge to enter. The only question is whether you’ll go with your heart and choose by your loyalties or go with your head and choose by the form? RACECARDS ONLINETo take part, all you need to do is fill out the form by CLICKING HERE GAA Sports Development Lotto Fethard GAA Sports Lotto draw results for Friday, April 23, are as follows: the numbers drawn were: 16, 19, 26 and 32. There was no jackpot winner or ‘match three’ winner. One lucky dip winner received €50: Catherine Mockler, Cloneen; and two lucky dip winners received €25 each: Aoife Dunphy, Garrinch, Fethard; and Darren Phelan, Clonmel. 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 next draw takes place on Friday, April 30, when the jackpot is €30,000 and the seller's prize is €1,000. The funds raised are used to promote sport in the local community. Fethard Parish Church Lotto Draw Results There was no winner in this week's Parish Lotto on Thursday evening last, April 22. The winning numbers were 2, 18, 19 and 24. The weekly draw winner of €30 was Paul Trehy, Fethard. Next week's jackpot for Thursday, April 29, is €700. Please pass the word on and invite friends and family to take part. You can help our Parish in a real, practical way. Thank you for your support and the best of luck in the weekly draw. PLAY NOW 'Republic of Shame'— online event Thursday, April 22  The religious-run institutions in Ireland might seem like a thing of the past but thousands of people are still searching for answers and searching for each other. Sean Ross Abbey in Roscrea was one of the biggest institutions in the country and women from Tipperary were also sent to different institutions across Ireland. As the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes released its controversial final report this year, there has been a surge in support for survivors to have access to their records and the right to know their identity. The Source will hold a special online event hosted by 'Republic of Shame' author Caelainn Hogan, opening up a conversation and bringing together intergenerational survivors of these institutions who will share readings, poetry and their own experiences. This event is a webinar and registration is required in advance: Please go to registration page by CLICKING HERE Guests: Colleen Anderson was born in Sean Ross Abbey and was one of hundreds of children sent from the institution to America for adoption. She now lives in Ireland and will speak about her experience visiting Roscrea for the first time while trying to access information about her identity. Terri Harrison is a mother who went to England when she was pregnant in the hopes of keeping her child but was forcibly brought back by the Crusade of Rescue and sent to institutions in both Cork and Dublin. She is a musician and the director of the Christine Buckley Centre. Jess Kavanagh is a singer and writer from Dublin who has performed internationally with Hozier and The Waterboys. She has performed spoken word poetry about her mother's adoption and written about her experience as a mixed-race Irish woman. Noelle Brown is an actor, writer and activist who was adopted from Bessborough mother and baby home institution in Cork, run by the same religious order that ran Sean Ross Abbey. Her play Postscript explores her experience attempting to trace her mother. Caelainn Hogan is a journalist from Dublin whose book 'Republic of Shame' investigates the history and ongoing legacy of Ireland's religious-run institutions. She has reported for The New York Times, National Geographic, The Guardian, and The Washington Post. The webinar, presented on Zoom, starts at 8pm on Thursday, April 22, and is open to the public. Registration is required in advance. For further information and registration link click: The Source Arts Centre Thurles Upcoming online event April 28 – Tipperary on Film 'Stella Days'  Tipperary on Film chat to Michael Doorley, author of 'Stella Days' - a book of memories of a small parish cinema in Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary that made it onto the big screen in 2011, with actor Martin Sheen behind it. Sheen played a local priest bringing cinema to the town, but not reckoning on forces in Rome and closer to home. Michael Doorley tells us about his childhood in Tipperary , cinema memories, writing the book and his experiences of the eventual film. Click for Registration Page in advance for this free online event at 8pm on Wednesday, April 28. Information required I wonder if you or any of your readers may be able to help or advise . I am trying to find any information or Birth Certificate of my Great Grandfather William Ryan . All I know is he was born in Fethard in 1873 and died in Liverpool in 1942 . He married Mary Cain. I’ve been told they may have had a stud farm but not 100 percent sure. I know Ryan is a popular name and I may be asking to much, but hopefully, someone may be able to help.Funnily enough I mentioned to an Irish girl in Spain several years ago about my search and Fethard. She asked if it was a Ryan I was looking for, as she had a friend there who looked like me! Unfortunately I lost her details! Thank you so much, Katharine Kearnes EMAIL KATHARINE Died Recently  The death has occurred on Thursday, April 15, 2021, of William Breen, Fairfields, Clonmel, and formerly of Burke Street, Fethard. Deeply regretted by his sons Darren and Richard, daughter Melissa, grandchildren Cian, Kayleigh, Shay, Ryan, Killian, Mikayla and Noah, brothers and sisters John, Patricia, Monica, Dermot and Brendan, extended family and large circle of friends. May He Rest in Peace.The funeral will be private for family members only. The Funeral Mass can be watched online at parishchurch.net on Sunday, April 18, at 11am. Messages of support and condolences for the family can be left online by CLICKING HERE Fethard & Killusty Community Games AGM & Virtual Events Entry Fethard & Killusty Community Games will hold their 2021 AGM via ZOOM on Tuesday, April 20, at 8pm. Anyone interested please contact Chairman Micheál Maher for the link to same EMAIL FOR ZOOM AGM LINK. Closing date for Community Games Virtual Events is May 5. For information and entry to Virtual Events please CLICK HERE for VIRTUAL EVENTS. Calm Hypnotherapy & Hypnobirthing  Pamela Walsh has a private practice near Killenaule with Consulting Rooms based in Knockinglass, Moyglass. Pamela is a Clinical Hypnotherapist, KG Hypnobirthing Teacher, Certified Havening Techniques ® Practitioner and a member of the European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists (EAPH) “KG Hypnobirthing is logical, simple, practical and very effective; a complete antenatal education. It makes a difference to your experience of giving birth, and gives you the tools to give your baby the best possible start to life” – Katharine Graves. For further information visit website at calmhypnotherapy.ie or you can phone: 087 7670077; Email: calmhypnotherapyireland@gmail.com “There are many positive testimonies to the success of this local business that organise ongoing courses” Poetry Day in Fethard  Calling all poets and poetry lovers – Mary Hanrahan will host a virtual Poetry Day on Thursday, April 29, from 4pm to 5pm. If you would like to join Mary, to read a poem or just hear others reading original and old favourites, email us at poetry@fethard.com to register your interest. This year's theme is 'New Directions: Maps and Journeys'. National Heritage Week 2021  The Heritage Council is delighted to announce that National Heritage Week 2021 will take place from Saturday, August 14 to Sunday, August 22, 2021.Last year, in response to public health guidelines relating to COVID-19, National Heritage Week moved away from events only, and invited heritage enthusiastic to create projects that could be shared online. Project organisers met this challenge with great innovation and creativity, producing over 800 heritage projects. You can search the full collection of projects here. For National Heritage Week 2021, the Heritage Council is once again inviting individuals, communities and organisations to develop heritage projects. This year is all about opening the door to heritage and getting as many people to enjoy heritage as possible: heritage newcomers, who have not engaged with National Heritage Week before; groups or individuals who may not traditionally feel included in local heritage; and heritage enthusiasts of all ages. Completed heritage projects can be shared via the National Heritage Week website from Wednesday, June 16, to Monday, August 30. For more information on National Heritage Week 2021 and for some things to consider when planning your project, check out the National Heritage Week Blog. Would you like your business promoted on Fethard Website? If you have a business in Fethard or close surrounding area and you would like your business promoted on the Fethard website then please do the following: Email tina.mulhearne@tipperarycoco.ie your business name, website address, a good quality image (can be your logo) and a line about what your business is about.
This week we have some photographs from the 1940s up to 1950s taken by photographer Willie Boland, originally from Moyglass. The prints are taken from glass plates and we would love to have more information of the events and names of people in the photographs. Email: fethardnews@gmail.com  The names we have so far are Back L to R: 'unknown', Bridget Malone, John Collins, Mary Nagle, Thomas 'Buddy' Flannery (Clerihan). Front L to R: Rena Purcell, Tom Butler, Batt Toomey, Willie Slattery and Sheila Power. Can you help identify the last remaining 'unknown' ?  Lady Annsworth and . . . .  Fine Gael Dance in the Collins Hall Clonmel  Patrician Brothers production of ‘The Lord Mayor’ in the early 1950s. Back L to R: Liam Connolly, Denis Hayes, Austin O’Flynn, Jim Nugent, Tossie Stapleton, Billy McLellan, Cha Finn, Percy O’Flynn, Sean Moloney. Front L to R: Gus Neville, Nicholas Skehan, Jimmy Mullins and Joe Kenny (Hilview).  Fethard Carnival . . .  Killusty group photographed outside Killusty Church in the 1950s. Back L to R: Mick Duggan, Jack O’Donnell, Willie Slattery, Dan Davis, Mick Byrne, Jim Darcy, Jim Corr. Middle Row L to R: Pat Maher, Christy Williams, Johnny Sheehan, Jim Davis, Neddy Dunne. Front L to R: Liam O’Flaherty, Phil Byrne, Carmel Byrne, Ber Byrne and John Byrne.  Moyglass Village  Off to the hunt . . . ? New County Development Plan for 2022-2028  Tipperary County Council has commenced the preparation of a new County Development Plan for Tipperary. To facilitate public engagement/submissions, a dedicated 'County Development Plan' webpage has been set up and will remain 'live' during the two-year process. As the Plan progresses, the site will be routinely up-dated with reports, published submissions, public engagement guides and videos etc.  The web site can be accessed CLICKING HERE. The website is an excellent resource and point of contact for the public and stakeholders, and I would appreciate it if you could circulate the link as opportunities arise. Fethard News
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