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Results from the 73rd Kildysart Agricultural Show Saturday, 1 August 2015 Horses Best Heavyweight Non-Thoroughbred Brood Mare three years old and upwards with foal at foot.. 1. John Roche, Assagert, Foulksmills, Co Wexford: 2.Pat O’Connor, Kiltackey, Boston, Co Clar. Best Lightweight Non-Thoroughbred Brood Mare three years old and upwards with foal at foot. 1. Stephen Culliney, Scoole, Corofin, Co Clare: 2. Anthony Clohessy & Bridget McNamara, Killimer, Co Clare: 3. Gerard Grace, Rusheen, Co Clare. 4. Anne Coyne, Briarhill, Ballybrit, Galway. Best Non-Thoroughbred Colt Foal: 1. Sheelagh Barry, Magowna, Inch, Ennis: 2. Jimmy Casey, Clonola, Kildysart; 3. Michael Foley, Clonola, Kildysart. Best Non-Thoroughbred Filly Foal: 1. Stephen Culliney, 2. John Roche; 3. Ann Coyne. Best Non-Thoroughbred Mare with Foal at foot, judged as a unit.: 1. Stephen Culliney; 2. John Roche; 3. Sheelagh Barry Best Non-Thoroughbred Brood Mare, 3 years old and upwards, stinted.: 1. Marie Byrne, Thurles, Co Tipperary; 2. John Roche; 3. Sean Purtill, Ballyurra, Kilrush. Champion Foal.: Stephen Culliney Reserve Champion Foal: Sheelagh Barry Champion Mare: Stephen Culliney Reserve Champion: John Roche Best Turned Out Horse & Handler: John Roche Coloured Horse Class. : 1. Marie Griffin, Cranny: 2. Mary Ellioy, Kilnacrandy, Quin; Best Yearling Colt or Gelding Non-Thoroughbred.: 1. Martin Meaney, Breaffa, Lissycasey; 2. Brian Clune,Ballymaclune, Quin Best Yearling Filly Non-Thoroughbred.: 1. John Brown, Farrihy, Kilkee . Best Two Year Old Colt or Gelding Non-Thoroughbred.: 1. Josephine Casey, Caherdavin Cross, Limerick; 2. Cathal Leahy, Cregg, Lahinch. 1 Best Two Year Old Filly Non-Thoroughbred.: 1. Adrian Egan, Murroe, Co Limerick; 2. Noel O’Shea, Labasheeda. LIMERICK LADY CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER: Brian Cleary. Best Three Year Old Gelding Non-Thoroughbred to make a Hunter to be shown in hand. 1. Brian Daly, Newmarket, Co Cork; 2. Anthony McNamara, Broadford, Co Clare; 3. Louise Cusack, Clonaslee, Co Laois. Best Three Year Old Filly Non-Thoroughbred to make a Hunter to be shown in hand: 1. Rebecca Monahan, Willbrook, Crowhill, Tulla; 2. Pat McInerney, Crossderry, Kildysart. DUBLIN COACH CHAMPION YOUNG HORSE OF THE SHOW: Brian Daly RESERVE: Anthony McNamara Best Turned out Horse & Handler: Anthony McNamara ALL-IRELAND YEARLING FILLY CHAMPIONSHIP: Sheelagh Barry ALL-IRELAND 2 YEAR OLD FILLY CHAMPIONSHIP: D. Gordon Best Ridden Hunter 4 years old & upwards. Any Weight. 1&2. Mary Davoren O’Regan, Castleivers, Kilmallock, Co Limerick; 2. Marie Griffin; Three Year old PONY Lunging Class. 1. Noel O’Shea; 2. Brian Moran; 3. Anna Cleary, Cahircon; 4. Michael Finn. Three Year old Horse Lunging : 1. Willie McDonnell, Nenagh, Co Tipperary; 2. Niall O’Doherty, Cooraclare, Kilrush; 3. Brian Cleary, Cahircon ; 4. James Cregan, Askeaton, Limerick. Best Female Donkey: 1. Sarah & Ciara Foley; 2. Niamh Commane; 3. Leahy Bros. Best Female Donkey with Foal at foot.: 1. Leahy Bros.; 2. Fina O’Dea, Cree. THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & BALLINASLOE SHOW SOCIETY QUALIFIERS FOR THE ALL IRELAND DONKEY MARE & FOAL CHAMPIONSHIP: Ciara Foley; Leahy Bros.; Fina O’Dea Best Donkey Foal: 1. Fina O’Dea; 2. Leahy Bros. Best Small Donkey: 1. Paula Cusack; 2. David Cusack. Best Donkey presented in Fancy Dress: 1. Paula Cusack; 2. David Cusack; 3. Leahy Bros. Best Young Handler : 1. Leahy Bros.: 2. Ciara Foley: 3. Sarah Foley. CHAMPION DONKEY OF SHOW: Sarah & Ciara Foley 2 Welsh Ponies. Pure breed: 1 & 2. Jerry Moloney, Clonakilty, Co Cork. Welsh Ponies. Part bred: 1. Des O’Sullivan; 2. Gerry Moloney. Connemara 3yr old and under Showing class: 1.Keith Marks; 2. Seamus Devitt Connemara 4 yr old and over Showing Class: 1. Nicki Johnson, Kilrush; 2. Dominic White, Rathkeale, Co Limerick; 3. Marie Shallis,Kilmihil Open 128 H.H. Show Hunter Pony 1. Chloe Glynn; 2. Megan O’Sullivan 138 H.H. Show Hunter Pony Class. 1. Alanah Glynn; 2. Emma McGuire; 3. Hazel McInerney 148 H.H. Show Hunter Pony Class. 1. Aine O’Sullivan, Labasheeda; 2. Alanah Glynn; 3. Chloe Glynn Open Leid Rein. 1. Keeling Harding, Mallow, Co Cork; 2. Marie O’Sullivan. Novice Lead Rein. 1. Keelin Harding Young Handler Pony Class; 1. Abby Shannon; 2. Megan O’Sullivan; 3. Alanah Glynn Champion pony of Show: Aine O’Sullivan Reserve Champion of Show: Jerry Moloney CATTLE. 3 CLASS 2: Best Beef Cow & Calf (non-pedigree). 1. Tim O’Donovan, Dunmanway, Co Cork; 2. Kieran Killeen, Mullagh, Ennis; 3. Michael Finn, Greenwood, Kildysart; 4. David Cusack, Glencanane, Kildysart. CLASS 3: Best Shorthorn Cow in milk 1. Patrick Hehir, Carrowkeal, Inagh; 2 & 3. David Cusack. CLASS 4: Best Shorthorn maiden Heifer. 1 & 3. David Cusack; 2. Patrick Hehir. CLASS 5: Best Yearling Heifer. 1. Shane Brigdale, Creggaun, Doora, Ennis; 2. & 3. David Cusack. CLASS 6: Best Beef Heifer, non-pedigree. 1. Andrew & Catherine McCarthy, Mullagh, Ennis: 2. William R. Gubbins, Kilfinane, Co Limerick; 3. Pat & Ml. Rosengrave, Ballyline, Crusheen. CLASS 7: Best Suckler Heifer (non-pedigree) 1. William R Gubbins; 2. Jimmy & Ann Conlon, Ballyea, Inagh; 3. Michael Fogarty, Rockvale, Tubber. CLASS 8: Young Stockperson of the Year: 1. Sharon Clancy, Moloskey Hse., Mullagh; 2. Shanon Kinihan, Kilfinane, Co Limerick; 3. Leah Conlon, Ballyea, Inagh. CLASS 9: Best Belgian Blue Heifer, non pedigree,. Under 400 kgs 1. Tony Hayes, Moy, Lahinch; 2. Shane Giltinane, Croagh, Co Limerick; 3. Jimmy & Ann Conlon. CLASS 10: Best Belgian Blue Bull, non pedigree,. Under 450 kgs 1. Tim O’Donovan. ; 2. Jimmy & Ann Conlon; 3. Aisling Burke, Croom, Co Limerick. CLASS 11: Best Heifer Calf, non pedigree: Under 400 kgs 1. Tony Hayes; 2 & 3. Shane Giltinane. CLASS 12: Best Male Calf, non pedigree: Under 450 kgs 1. Tim O’Donovan; 2. Jimmy & Ann Conlon; 3. Aisling Burke. 4 CLASS 13: Best Commercial Calf under 450 kgs. 1 & 2. Michael Finn, Greenwood, Kildysart; 3. David Cusack. CLASS 14: Commercial Champion of the Show: Andrew & Catherine McCarthy CLASS 15: Best Registered Pedigree Heifer Calf. 1. Ciara McNamara, Moyfadda, Labasheeda. CLASS 17: Best Registered Limousin Male Calf. 1. John McInerney, Clonmoney West, Newmarket-on-Fergus; 2. Liam Wiley, Bodyke, Co Clare; 3. John Moloney, Connelly’s Cross, Ardnacrusha, Co Clare. CLASS 18: Best Pedigree Limousin Female Calf 1. Thomas Murphy, Mullagh, Co Clare; 2. Elaine Clancy, Moloskey Hse., Mullagh; 3. Ciara McNamara. CLASS 19: Best Pedigree Bull. 1 & 2. Danny O’Halloran, Lisacullane, O’Callaghans Mills; 3. Sean Moroney, Liscullane, Corofin. CLASS 19A: 1. Best Pedigree Limousin Hefir Calf . Born after 1st March 2015. 11 1. Danny O’Halloran; 2. John Moloney. CLASS 20: Best pedigree Limousin Bull Calf (born between 1st Jan ’15 & 28th Feb. ’15) 1. Thomas Murphy; 2. Elaine Clancy; 3. John McInerney. CLASS 20A: Best Pedigree Limousin Heifer Calf (born between 1st Jan’15 & 28th Feb.’15) 1. John McInerney; 2. Liam Wiley; 3. John Moloney. CLASS 21: Best Pedigree Limousin Bull Calf (born between 1st Nov ’14 & 31st Dec ’14) 1 & 2. Elaine Clancy; 3. Donal Moloney, Roo West, Ardnacrusha. CLASS 21A: Best Pedigree Limousin Heifer Calf. (born between 1st Nov ’14 & 31st Dec ’14) 1. Donal Moloney; 2. Owen Flannery, Clounty, Mountshannon, Co Clare. CLASS 22: Best Pedigree Limousin Bull Calf (born between 1st Aug ’14 & 31st Oct ’14) 1. Thomas Murphy; 2. Elaine Clancy; 3. Owen Flannery. CLASS 22A: Best Pedigree Limousin Heifer Calf (born between 1st Aug ’14 & 31st Oct ’14) 1. Paul Marsh, Dromond, Bodyke; 2. John McInerney; 3. Donal Moloney. CLASS 23: Best Pedigree Limousin Heifer (born before 31st July ’13) 1 & 2. Donal Moloney. 5 CLASS 24: Best Pedigree Bull. 1. John Moloney; 2. Thomas Murphy; 3. Owen Flannery. CLASS 25: Pedigree Champion of Show: John Moloney. CLASS 26; Best Pair of Cattle 1. Elaine Clancy; 2. Tim O’Donovan; 3. Jimmy & Ann Conlon; 4. Donal Moloney. SHEEP (Open) Best Pair of Breeding Ewes ( Black Face) Pedigree: 1, 2 & 3. Flan Casey, Gurtnahaha, Kildysart; Best Pair of Breeding Ewes (Black Face): 1 & 2. David Kelly, “Oaklawn”, Tiermaclane, Ennis; 3. Kerryn Power, Clarecastle. Best Pair of Breeding Ewes (White Face): 1. David Kelly; 2. Kyle Frawley; 3. Shane & Jessica Frawley. Best Pair of Ewe Lambs suitable for breeding: 1. David Kelly; 2 P. O’Dea; 3. Kerryn Power. Best Ram Lamb: 1. Kyle Frawley; 2. Kerryn Power; 3. Jessica Frawley Best Pair of Butchers Lambs: 1. David Kelly; 2. Kerryn Power; 3. Kyle Frawley Best Ram, any age: 1, 2 & 3. Flan Casey 6 Best Pair of Goats: 1 & 3. Gerard Guinnane; 2. P.O’Dea CHAMPION SHEEP OF THE SHOW: David Kelly RESERVE CHAMPION: Flan Casey INDOOR SECTION Best Five Potatoes, early variety (round): 1. Barry O’Loughlin, Limerick Rd., Ennis: 2. Harrison Scanlon, Kings Rd., Kildysart: 3. Harold Herlihy, Ballaghboy, Doora, Ennis. Best Five Potatoes, early variety (kidney shape): 1 & 2. Margaret P. Slattery, Clondegad Hse., Ballynacally: 3. Barry O’Loughlin. Best Five Potatoes, main crop variety (round): 1. Barry O’Loughlin:2&3. Margaret P Slattery. Best Five Potatoes, main crop variety (kidney shape): 1 & 2. Margaret P. Slattery: 2. Barry O’Loughlin Best Five Potatoes, heaviest of any variety: 1. Jessica Frawley, Kildysart: 2. Kyle Frawley, Kildysart: 3. Mairead Moloney, Craghera, Cranny. Best Four Correctly named dishes of potatoes. (5 of each variety). 1 & 2. Margaret P. Slattery: 3. Barry O’Loughlin. Best Sample Half Dozen Seed Potatoes (Round): 1. Harold Herlihy: 2.Barry O’Loughlin: 3. Margaret P Slattery. 7 Best Sample Half Dozen Seed Potatoes (Kidney Shape). 1 & 2. Margaret P. Slattery: 3. Harold Herlihy. Best Five Potatoes, (Kerrs Pink). 1. Barry O’Loughlin: 2&3. Margaret P Slattery Best Five Potatoes, main crop variety, boiled: 1. Barry O’Loughlin: 2. Margaret Moloney, Shanahea More, Kildysart: 3. Harold Herlihy. Best Five Potatoes, (British Queen): 1. 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    Claremen & Women in The Great War 1914-1918 The following gives some of the Armies, Regiments and Corps that Claremen fought with in WW1, the battles and events they died in, those who became POW’s, those who had shell shock, some brothers who died, those shot at dawn, Clare politicians in WW1, Claremen courtmartialled, and the awards and medals won by Claremen and women. The people named below are those who partook in WW1 from Clare. They include those who died and those who survived. The names were mainly taken from the following records, books, websites and people: Peadar McNamara (PMcN), Keir McNamara, Tom Burnell’s Book ‘The Clare War Dead’ (TB), The In Flanders website, ‘The Men from North Clare’ Guss O’Halloran, findagrave website, ancestry.com, fold3.com, North Clare Soldiers in WW1 Website NCS, Joe O’Muircheartaigh, Brian Honan, Kilrush Men engaged in WW1 Website (KM), Dolores Murrihy, Eric Shaw, Claremen/Women who served in the Australian Imperial Forces during World War 1(AI), Claremen who served in the Canadian Forces in World War 1 (CI), British Army WWI Pension Records for Claremen in service. (Clare Library), Sharon Carberry, ‘Clare and the Great War’ by Joe Power, The Story of the RMF 1914-1918 by Martin Staunton, Booklet on Kilnasoolagh Church Newmarket on Fergus, Eddie Lough, Commonwealth War Grave Commission Burials in County Clare Graveyards (Clare Library), Mapping our Anzacs Website (MA), Kilkee Civic Trust KCT, Paddy Waldron, Daniel McCarthy’s Book ‘Ireland’s Banner County’ (DMC), The Clare Journal (CJ), The Saturday Record (SR), The Clare Champion, The Clare People, Charles E Glynn’s List of Kilrush Men in the Great War (C E Glynn), The nd 2 Munsters in France HS Jervis, The ‘History of the Royal Munster Fusiliers 1861 to 1922’ by Captain S.
  • Ireland! Ireland Folk Dancing, Culture, Art, History, Adventure ! Broadens One!

    Ireland! Ireland Folk Dancing, Culture, Art, History, Adventure ! Broadens One!

    Jim Gold International Folk Dance Tours Travel to Ireland! Ireland Folk Dancing, Culture, Art, History, Adventure ! broadens one! July 13-25, 2019 Led by Jim Gold and Lee Friedman i Galway, Connemara, Aran islands, Dingle, Killarney, Kerry, Cork, Blarney, Dublin! i Kiss the Blarney stone in Blarney Castle! i Meet and dance with Irish folk dance groups! i Traditional Irish music and dance. i International folk dancing! ! i See picturesque villages, medieval castles, remote cottages, wild and rugged beauty, valleys, mountains, lakes and cliffs! i Hear spoken Gaelic language in all its glory! i Traditional Irish nights, Trinity College, Book of Kells, legends and history, drive the ring of Kerry, explore Bunratty Castle, dance a jig, ride in horse drawn carriage, Ceili dancing, step-dancing, whiskey, whimsy, ancient forts, and more! i Price includes round-trip air, transfers, hotels, private bus, guide, sightseeing, all breakfasts and dinners. Itinerary Day 1: Saturday, July 13: Depart on Aer Lingus from New York’s JFK airport. Day 2: Sunday, July 14: Limerick Arrive at Shannon Airport and transfer to Clayton Hotel in Limerick. Welcome tea, coffee, and scones upon arrival. Take a walking tour of Limerick city. Enjoy a riverside walk whilst learning about the city. Pass the local rowing clubs as you cross the Sarsfield Bridge. See the Curragower falls on the river and the boardwalk takes the path up to the Treaty Stone. The Treaty of Limerick was signed on this stone and is it remains a symbol for the city to this day. Striking an imposing figure across the bridge from the Treaty Stone you will see King John’s Castle.