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Neighbours lending a helping hand with the latest exhibit, a 19th century horse-drawn fire engine, at Fethard Park and Folk Museum. L to R: John Barrett, Christopher Mullins, Christy Mullins and Paddy Shine. The Opening Meet of Tipperary Foxhounds leaving Fethard by the town's medieval North Gate on Bank Holiday Monday 28th October, led by new huntsman, Pat O’Brien from Rosegreen, and James O’Donnell, St. Johnstown. FETHARD & KILLUSTY NEWSLETTER 2002 Dedicated to our friends and relations living away from home Copyright © 2002 Published by the Fethard & Killusty Emigrants’ Newsletter ISSN 1393-2721 WWW.FETHARD.COM Layout and design by Joe Kenny, Kenny Photo Graphics, Fethard Printed by Modern Printers Kilkenny All rights reserved. No parts of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the author. Table of contents A night to remember . .77 Fethard Tidy Towns . .50 Abbey Christmas greetings . .6 Fethard, Tipperary and Bath, Somerset . .91 Abymill Theatre . .12 From Fethard to Eldoret . .74 Acknowledgments . .126 From Vancouver to Las Vegas . .121 An Irish Emigrant . .122 I sold Leprechauns in Fethard . .71 Church of Ireland . .7 Jim O’Keeffe . .32 Community FÁS Scheme . .49 John O’Donnell . .11 Community Games . .13 John Roche’s 1952 350cc Bullet . .120 Coolmoyne Creamery . .70 Killusty Community Group . .90 Crossword . .36 Killusty Pony Show . .88 Days gone by on the farm! . .67 Killusty Soccer Club . .119 Deaths in the parish . .21 Lazarian, Kennedy, and The Bomb . .95 Diamond Jubilee Wedding . .53 Legion of Mary . .9 Donations Received . .124 Leonia and Richard Everard . .123 Faith of two islands . .16 Marriages . .19 Fethard & District Credit Union . .22 Memories of 1952 . .103 Fethard & Killusty Anglers . .34 Memories of a Fethard man . .61 Fethard & Killusty Community Council . .81 Nano Nagle Primary School . .110 Fethard Abbey . .54 Our dear departed 2002 . .20 Fethard Athletic Club . .101 Parish Christmas greetings . .6 Fethard Badminton Club . .10 Pictures from the Past . .35 Fethard Ballroom Company Ltd . .33 Poetry . .100 Fethard Boy Scouts . .68 Robert Emmett Gaelic Association . .40 Fethard Branch Irish Red Cross . .27 Seasons greetings! . .5 Fethard Bridge Club . .39 Sothebys Day at Grove . .8 Fethard Civil Defence . .112 St Patricks Boys School . .80 Fethard Community Playgroup . .120 St Rita’s Camogie Club . .25 Fethard Country Markets . .48 Table of contents . .4 Fethard Day Care Centre . .86 The Chapel Bell . .94 Fethard GAA Club . .113 The language natives do not know! . .115 Fethard Girl Guides . .42 The Late Mai B. McCarthy . .60 Fethard Historical Society . .23 The Monument . .44 Fethard Judo Club . .58 The Neighbour . .117 Fethard Macra na Feirme . .31 The Real Taoiseach . .9 Fethard Players . .48 The return of Redser Ryan . .41 Fethard Rugby Club . .38 The Undertaker . .28 Fethard Secondary School . .106 Well Done Bernard! . .41 Fethard Senior Citizens Club . .69 4 FETHARD & KILLUSTY NEWSLETTER 2002 Seasons greetings! Joe Kenny (editor) reetings to all our readers at open to suggestions, keeping in mind Ghome and away. Over the past it is a Fethard & Killusty Newsletter few years we have made contact with and the content should have a connec- many new friends through the Fethard tion with the area. I’m confident that website (www.fethard.com). We are if you asked ten different people what delighted to welcome all our new read- they remember most about their child- ers, in particular all those who have hood or growing up in the area, all found Fethard connections thought to would be different. The same applies be lost. The internet has proved a very to every generation although the build- useful means of making contact for ings, the streets and the people are those interested in undertaking family common to all stories. It is very research without the added expense of refreshing to have some new contribu- travel, especially when following tors to the Newsletter every year as vague leads that may have been other- this compliments our regular features wise lost. When one can verify that and also encourages others to write. there is a definite connection with the Short stories or funny incidents are as area, then it is a lot easier to justify the welcome as detailed articles. Maybe a expense of visiting for further explo- good start would be to write a ration. We are happy to report that half page about a Fethard character most visits this year have proved suc- you remember! Why not do it now as cessful. In next year’s issue it would there is no more appropriate time than be lovely to include some articles of when your memory is jogged by read- how our new readers made contact ing other Fethard articles! with home or what pieces of informa- I would like to thank all of you who tion were handed down that ignited the make donations, either by returning spark. the enclosed address / donation slip It is very encouraging to receive the (included with Newsletters posted free comments from readers who really of charge), by credit card through the enjoy the Newsletter and read it from Fethard website, or by contributing at cover to cover every year (or so they home to our church gate collection etc. tell us!). Maybe there are others who Without your kind support, this get tired of reading the similar type of Newsletter could not be published and stories repeated every year and would enjoyed by those who do not, or are like something different. We are very unable to contribute. ◆ Send articles for publication, or addresses for mailing list to: Address: Editor, Joe Kenny, Rocklow Road, Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Tel: 052 31663, Fax: 052 31817, Email: [email protected] Donations, letters, etc. Address: Carmel Rice, Brookhill, Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Tel: 052 31134 5 FETHARD & KILLUSTY NEWSLETTER 2002 Parish Christmas greetings reetings to all the readers of the failure, and may the peace of Christ Gnewsletter at this time. The year bring to all of us a resolve to express has passed so rapidly that I ask where that peace in our community, our has it gone? It no doubt has brought its country and in our world; or that all of joys and sorrows to all. us, wherever we are, may rejoice in The English proverb, ‘Peace within, ‘The Peace of Christ’. makes beauty without’ is perhaps what We ask the Lord to guide us in all we we all wish for at this time. do and may God bless and care for May we have the vision to see God’s each of you at this time. ◆ love in the world in spite of human Fr. Tom Breen P.P. and Canon James Power Photographed at the Golden Jubilee Mass for Canon James Power held in Holy Trinity Church Fethard on 26th June, 2002, are. Back L to R: Fr. Timmy Walsh, Fr. Ben O’Brien OSA, Fr. John McGrath, Fr. Christy Maguire, Fr. Jim Fogarty, Fr. Albert Hayes, Fr. Michael Ryan, Fr. John Meagher OSA, Fr. Tony Lambe. Front L to R: Fr. Tom Breen P.P., Fr. Michael Meagher, Canon James Power, Fr. John Dwyer and Fr. Michael Barry. Abbey Christmas greetings reetings to all from the Abbey the Spring of 2003. While the bulk of Gcommunity which now num- the work will involve extensive renew- bers four members: Fr. Malachy al of the roof, there are plans to make Loughran from Drogheda and Frs. minor alterations within the building John Meagher, Tim Walsh and Gerry also. Further updates will be forth- Horan, all from Limerick. coming as soon as details are con- The long-awaited renovation of the firmed. Our sincere gratitude is Abbey is now scheduled to begin in extended to all who have contributed 6 FETHARD & KILLUSTY NEWSLETTER 2002 so generously in order to make the warm Season’s Greetings to all our project possible. friends, at home and abroad, in words Looking further ahead, it is planned which Saint Augustine spoke on to make 2005 a Jubilee Year of cele- Christmas morning in another place bration and thanksgiving for 700 years and time: of Augustinian presence in the town of Fethard. We are hopeful that the “What greater favour could Friends of the Abbey will play a major God have shown us role in planning and implementing the Than to make his only Son a human child events of the year. The input of our That he might in turn make friends in exile would be most wel- the human child a child of God? come also and we look forward to You may ask who deserved this. hearing your suggestions during the What claim required it? coming year. We are always pleased to You will find none. welcome our exiles back to the Abbey, Nothing but Pure Gift so feel free to visit when you next find — (Saint Augustine) yourselves in Fethard. In conclusion, we wish to record our Fr Gerry Horan, OSA, Prior, sincere gratitude to Fr. Tom Breen, P.P. Fr Timmy Walsh, OSA, and Canon James Power, two true Fr John Meagher, OSA, friends of the Abbey, for their contin- Fr Malachy Loughran, OSA, (Callan) ued friendship and support. We extend Fr Michael Clifford, OSA, (Callan) Church of Ireland e held our annual carol service three experts in attendance from Win Holy Trinity Church on Sothebys London. On the day we also 23rd December 2001, which attracted held a raffle, a cake stall, had garden a record attendance. The church plants for sale from David O’Donnell looked wonderful and the collection, and Marie Mockler, and of course, also a record, was donated to Fethard teas.
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