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Munster Branch for IHBS Journal 2010 V10.Pub Munster Hereford Branch Chairman: Timmie O’Sullivan, Brosna, Co. Kerry H 068 44125 M 087 22520210 Secretary: Catherina Murphy Mobile 086 0616806 Clare Limerick Limerick Limerick Limerick 1. Kieran McNamara 37. John Neenan 40. John O’Connor 43. Stephen Hanley 46. Willie P. Daly Kilcroda Tullaha Clouncagh Thornberry Morning Star Kilcroda, Kilkee Broadford, Charleville Ballygarry Kilcornan, Askeaton Ballylanders 087 90211459 086 8788762 087 6481432 087 6426455 086 8493045 2. Frank Considine 38.Michael Cunningham 41. Marie Geary 44. Thomas Hayes 47.Aiden O’Donovan Banner Holly Glenosheen Quinsboro Donova Cree, Kilrush Newcastle West Lottera, Bruree Kildimo Cappamore 087 6740462 086 3928259 087 8299299 061 393202 086 0785521 3. Kevin Hehir 39. John McAuliffe 42.Leo OShaughnessy 45. John Walker Tipperary Kilbridget Palatine Hazelfield Kilcurley Kilmihil, Kilrush Broadford Barrigone, Askeaton Manister, Croom 48. Martin Murphy 087 2380771 086 3616497 087 2634111 087 9111210 Toureenbrien Toureenbrien, Newport 4. Sheila Kelleher 086 1072847 Batra Batra, Lahinch 49. Tom O’Donnell Sr. Garrandee 086 1600381 4 Garrandee, New Inn Kerry 50 052 7462182 5. Doreen Collins 50.Pat & Phil Sheedy Kilymogley 1 48 51 Clashagad Snipefield, Ardfert 2 Clashagad, Roscrea 3 47 086 0855964 42 43 44 086 1024660 45 8 6. Matthew Goulding 52 51. Jim Fitzpatrick Goulding 6 40 53 Dareens Kilmore, Ballyduff 7 11 38 39 41 46 Clonmore, Templemore 5 49 086 3527112 37 086 0768600 9 7. Kieran Harty 36 Ocean 28 Ballylongane, 30 32 33 29 26 Ballyheigue 10 34 35 31 27 54 087 9967723 52. Trevor Duddley 20 21 24 8. Eva Fitzell 25 Kilsunny Lislaughtin 22 23 Dovea, Thurles Ballylongford 086 3916922 19 087 9498035 15 16 53. Henry Duddley 18 17 9. S. & T. O’Sullivan Lakelodge 13 Aliehs 12 14 Dovea, Thurles Ahane Cross, Brosna 086 8340801 068 44125 Cork Cork Cork Waterford 10. Jerry O’Connor 16. Robert McCarthy 22. John McDonnell 28. Tommy Dunne 54. P. & E. Kingston Srone Farnivane Killaclug Old Castletown Ballymartin Headford, Killarney Farnivane, Bandon Carrigapooka,Macroom Ballynoe, Kildorrery Glencairn, Lismore 087 7949601 023 8844220 086 3653844 022 25532 058 50227 11. John P.M. Kelliher 17. Sarah Dinneen 23. Patrick Lynch 29. John Ludgate Cloonafineela Notrovo Ullanes Fortfarm Baremore, Listowel Bandon Ballymakeera, Macroom Ballyclough, Mallow 087 2868609 023 8841277 085 1487076 086 8517559 Cork Cork 18. Mary Pat Dinneen 24. Albert de Cogan 30. Liam Philpott 12.Cornelius McCarthey & Jim Maloney Imokilly & Anne Pounds 34. Brian O’Keeffe Adrigole Dunworley Killamuckey, Allowdale Newstar Carrigfadda, Skibbereen Bandon Castlemartyr Knocknacolan, Kanturk Gurteragh, Newmarket 028 21501 086 1204092 086 1520962 087 6136750 087 7518118 13. Herbert Brookes 19. Owen O’Neill 25. Edward Jeffery 31. Neilie Moylan 35. Michael O’Keeffe Rahine Curragbeg Ladysbridge Bluepool Gurteragh Church Cross,Skibbereen West Village,Ballincollig Kilbeg, Ladysbridge Banteer Rd, Kanturk Gurteragh, Newmarket 028 38219 086 8593737 086 3678626 087 6594800 087 9253369 14. Michael ’Donoghue 20. Adrian Bateman 26. William Lane 32. Tim & Pat Breen 36. Noel Hartnett Moyross Slieveroe Brooklodge Coisceim Riverrock Cahergal, Union Hall Slieveroe, Riverstick Clondulane, Fermoy Kiskeam, Mallow Knockatoon, Rockchapel 087 2715567 086 8300379 025 31780 087 9913266 087 7448951 15. John Kingston 21. Daniel O’Connell 27. Tom Ludgate 33. J.J. O’Connor 37. John Neenan Kingsgrove Lisbee Kilgubban Coolavota Tullaha Derry, Ballineen Kilnamartyra, Macroom Kilgubban, Mallow Coolavota, Newmarket Broadford, Charleville 087 3145588 087 7857924 022 27897 087 9203784 086 8788762 Please visit www.munsterherefords.com for a selection of cattle from the Munster Branch breeders listed above .
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