The Avondhu - By The Fireside - 2023-11-27

• PLATFORM COLLAPSES
• AN IMPORTANT LOCATION
• Archaeolog­ists move in at Fermoy old golf course in 1966
• APPRECIATI­ON OF THE LAND
• Left his mark in the US
• WELL REGARDED
• THREE HERONS
• ‘INCREDIBLE’ DONERAILE ARCHIVE
• Christmas traditions so pure
• SCHOLARSHI­P
• FORCED TO MOVE ABROAD
• MY NEW HOME
• TREASURING THE SIMPLE THINGS
• HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL
• CONVENT LIFE WAS ‘RIGID’
• HOPE AND TRUST
• Was Sunday morning, July 10th 1904 and Sergeant Ferris and Constable Power, splendid in their dark green uniforms and polished belts, left the barrack at the end of Pound Lane and walked at a leisurely pace up the village. They had good reason to be relax
• THE SPECIAL COURT AND THE DEPOSITION­S
• TAKING INSPIRATIO­N
• COMPENSATI­ON
• FALLING OFF THE STAGE
• Mitchelsto­wn’s 47
• LOVE OF IRISH
• ‘A NATURAL BORN FIGHTER’
• SURPRISE MOVE
• The passing of the FCA
• HEROES AMONG MEN
• HOWARD BLACKBURN - LEGENDARY FISHERMAN AND LONE VOYAGER
• New Zealand stud holds coincident­al links to Fermoy
• News making the headlines in Christmas 1933
• LAYING THE TRACKS
• LAMENT FOR MOIRA McCAVENDIS­H
• REMEMBERIN­G THE GLANWORTH GIANT
• BOOKING A PLACE IN HISTORY
• CORK IS FLYING
• EMOTIONAL JOURNEY
• 100TH ANNIVERSAR­Y COMMEMORAT­ION
• BERLIN 2023
• LOCAL SUPPORT
• The 5.25 to Dublin
• Fatal air crash in Fermoy 100 years ago
• HEADING FOR HOME TERRITORY
• LOUGH DIHEEN
• ‘IMAGES OF MOMENTS’
• WAR - A PERMANENT PRESENCE
• Tradition is gone
• WORKING WITH WHAT'S AT HAND
• The Old Christmas stocking magic
• NORTH SIDE FARES BETTER
• THE AXIS FORCES
• NORTH AFRICAN THEATRE
• THE WONDER OF IT ALL
• Dr Sam Mawhinney recalls his time in Fermoy
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• DINNER PARTIES
• IRA INVOLVEMEN­T
• MUCH TRAGEDY
• 'HARSH' TREATMENT
• LOVE OF SPORT
• 1963/64 deployment­s
• CHARLIE LOVED HIS MUSIC
• Memories of expectatio­n and joy from the
• The Hurler On The Ditch!
• LOSING MY BEAUTIFUL DOLL
• COMPLETELY NUMB

The Avondhu - By The Fireside - 2022-11-28