CASTLEGREGORY

performance earlier from the maestro himself Gerard Mulligan gathered a big crowd mad for singing and dancing centre stage in Camp Cross outside Ashes Bar.

And the ICA were in the Old School all day serving refreshments in aid of Kerry Hospice. The traditional mutton pies were dished out all day at Ashes Bar and Restaurant, O Dwyers/Mace and and at Fitzgeralds, Junction Bar and Restaurant. Mary Casey from Acres, Annascaul once again celebrated her birthday in Camp, 83 years young on 18th September, Mary was as always in full voice, singing Barbara Allen in Ashes, a very old song and she had it word perfect.

It is lovely to see the old tradition kept going and thanks to all who came to Camp on Monday and made our day, and Christy Deane has once again captured the excitement and joy and fun of the fair on video, another piece of history to cherish for Camp people all over the world,

Sheep Show winners as

The Martin Crean Perpetual Cup for Best Pen of Quality Sheep Milo O Brien.

Winner of the Michael J. O Shea Perpetual Cup for best traditional pen was Jack Crean, Knockgloss beg, Camp.

Maureen O Dwyer Perpetual Cup Best scotch ewe lamb–1st, 2nd and 3rd Gene Cronin, Killarney.

Jack Crean Perpetual Cup presented by Mairead Crean Best Scotch ram lamb

1st. Tom Brosnan, Annascaul 2nd. Mike Kennedy, Inch, 3rd. Eoin Farrell, Inch.

Tommy Griffin Perpetual Cup Best Scotch Yearling

Tom Brosnan, Annascaul, 2nd and 3rd. Michael Farrell, Inch.

Dalys Bar Perpetual Cup winner Pat O Donnell, Slieve, Camp.

Best Overall Champion Sheep–Tom Brosnan, Annascaul,

2nd. Pat O Donnell, Slieve, Camp, 3rd Tom Brosnan, Annascaul.

Best Cheviot Ram–Pat O Donnell, Slieve, Camp, 2nd. John Joe O Donnell, Meenascorthy, Camp follows

PANTOMIME GROUP

Castlegregory Pantomime Group is holding a meeting on Monday 2nd October at 8pm in Moe’s Cafe. Why not come along and join in. One way of shortening the winter whilst having a laugh! New members welcome. Looking forward to seeing you there on 2nd October!

COUNTRY MARKET

Several of the Summer Country Marketeers decided to try to extend the market for the month of September. It’s called the Harvest Market and it’s a bit of an experiment. Tom is selling his vegetables, Sharon is selling her books & the publications available in the Information Officer and Phil is trying out some new recipes and would like your opinions. So come along to his =91tasting table’. Of course, he has some tried and true standbys also. Come along and see what strikes your fancy!!! It’s also a good time for a chat because there’s not the throngs of people.

CHIROPODIST

The Chiropodist

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