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| 78.1 | Now entering Cork! | MAHLER::DARCY | George Darcy | Tue Sep 16 1986 17:14 | 5 |
| Pat, ever been to the Inis Fallon pub on St. Patrick's Quay?
George
Up Cork!
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| 78.2 | Innishannon? | SWSNOD::RPGDOC | Dennis the Menace | Tue Sep 16 1986 18:45 | 5 |
| My paternal Grandmother, nee Lane, came over in the 1860s from the
town of Innishannon, near Cork. Just curious if you know anything
of this place and what it's like.
Dennis J. Ahern, A.K.A "Dinny Dimwit"
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| 78.3 | The "Clash of the Ash" | ENGGSG::BURNS | It's a long way from Clare to here | Wed Sep 17 1986 09:44 | 17 |
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Hello Pat ...
"legions of Banner County people" Who ME !!!!
The Hurling final was a great match, even if Cork won .. ;-)
The "Cup" is home in Munster where it belongs...
The football final is this coming Sunday. (Kerry vs. Tyrone)
Come on the Banner
keVin
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| 78.4 | PUBS | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Thu Sep 18 1986 13:57 | 3 |
| I've never been in that one. Mostly the "Hawthorn" up the Lough
or
the "Sunset Ridge" on the back road from Blackpool to Blarney.
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| 78.5 | INISHANNON | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Thu Sep 18 1986 14:01 | 4 |
| Just a small market town a few miles south-west of Cork City.
It caters mostly to the needs of the local farming community.
It is just before one enters the larger town of Bandon.
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| 78.6 | FOOTBALL FINAL | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Mon Sep 22 1986 12:58 | 5 |
| ANYONE KNOW WHO WON THE FOOTBALL ALL-IRELAND BETWEEN KERRY
AND TYRONE? ALSO, AND MORE IMPORTANT, WHO WON THE MINOR FINAL
BETWEEN CORK AND GALWAY??
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| 78.7 | Here are yesterdays scores .. | ENGGSG::BURNS | It's a long way from Clare to here | Mon Sep 22 1986 14:28 | 7 |
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Kerry 2-15 vs. Tyrone 1-10
Galway 3-8 vs. Cork 2-7
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| 78.8 | FOOTBALL FINALS | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Tue Sep 23 1986 09:27 | 8 |
| Go raibh mile maith agat!! Good for Kerry! One should never bet
against them in a final. I'm sorry about the Cork minors - so
close in the two finals. About time, now, for Clare to win a
championship.
Slan beo
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| 78.9 | The Clash of the Ash | ENGGSG::BURNS | It's a long way from Clare to here | Tue Sep 23 1986 10:40 | 11 |
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Clare won the Senior and Junior hurling finals in 1914 !!!
And the way things are going, it may be 2014 before we win an
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All Ireland final again ;-)
keVin
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| 78.10 | CLARE FULL-FORWARD | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Tue Sep 23 1986 12:50 | 6 |
| You may be interested to learn that a former Clare and Munster
hurler, Willie McAllister, is living in Cambridge - very good
personal friend. He played in the forties as full-forward with
such greats as Mick Mackey, Limerick, Tommy Doyle, Tipperary,
John Keane of Waterford and Ringie!!!! Great hurler and human
being - one of my favorite people.
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| 78.11 | CLARE FULL-FORWARD | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Tue Sep 23 1986 12:52 | 2 |
| I FORGOT TO ADD THAT HE HAILS FROM CLARECASTLE
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| 78.12 | BEST ALL-ROUND HURLER | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Tue Sep 23 1986 12:56 | 6 |
| JUST TO START A CONTROVERSY!! WHO WAS THE BEST ALL-ROUND, REPEAT
ALL-ROUND, HURLER SINCE, SAY, 1939. MY VOTE GOES TO JOHN QUIRKE
OF CORK AND BLACKROCK, WITH JACKIE POWER OF LIMERICK AND AHANE
A CLOSE SECOND. SURPRISED THAT I DIDN'T VOTE FOR CHRISTY RING??
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| 78.13 | this is just the beginning | ENGGSG::BURNS | It's a long way from Clare to here | Tue Sep 23 1986 16:03 | 9 |
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re .12 Watch the activity in this note pick up once the lads
from Galway see your note ... :-)
Come On The Maroon / Come On the Banner
keVin
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| 78.14 | | MTV::FOLEY | I kinda lost track myself.. | Mon Sep 29 1986 11:02 | 7 |
| Hi Pat!
You probably know my Mother. Phyllis Foley (formerly Byrne) from
Crosses Green and my Father was John Foley from Friars Walk. Mom
used to work in PK2 and Aviation Services a few years ago.
michael
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| 78.15 | THE FOLEYS | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Thu Oct 02 1986 22:34 | 5 |
| Hello Michael:
Yes, indeed, I knew your Dad quite well, God rest him. Also,
of
course, your mother; how is she? Haven't contacted her for a long
time. Give her my best.
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| 78.16 | | MTV::FOLEY | I kinda lost track myself.. | Fri Oct 03 1986 01:14 | 6 |
| Mom is doing pretty good.. You know her, pillar of strength. :-)
She has two of her nieces out hear at the moment (going home Sat)
and her sister Rita is come out on a couple of weeks.. Mom said
Hello and hopes your doing well..
mike
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| 78.17 | Somethings never change | ENGGSG::BURNS | It's a long way from Clare to here | Fri Oct 03 1986 08:40 | 10 |
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re. .16 Now I know what Mr. Foley (a.k.a. No_show) was
doing last night instead of being at Houlihans
for a party that HE said was going to take place.
HE was not there, WE had a great time. :-)
keVin
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| 78.18 | | STAR::TOPAZ | | Fri Oct 03 1986 09:41 | 7 |
| re .17:
Foley wasn't there? I hardly noticed.
Wonder if he'll show up on the 18th?
--Mr Topaz
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| 78.19 | | MTV::FOLEY | I kinda lost track myself.. | Sun Oct 05 1986 18:43 | 6 |
| Well, I had good reason.. well, maybe not good reason but
A reason..
The 18th? Oh, Oh you can count on that... :-)
mike
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| 78.20 | A few names... | SSVAX::OCONNELL | Irish by Name | Fri Jan 23 1987 22:04 | 7 |
| Pat, I don't know too many people from Cork, but my husband's cousing,
Declan O'Connell comes from Bishopstown, and frequented anyplace
that catered to music orports. Good friend of Jimmy Crowley.
Ring any bells?
Roxanne
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| 78.21 | A COUSIN IN BISHOPSTOWN | CSWVAX::MANNING | | Mon Feb 16 1987 13:58 | 5 |
| Sorry for not replying sooner:I haven't accessed the Notes for
a while. I do not know your husband's cousin but, perhaps, some
of my Bishopstown friends would. When we go "home" we usually
stay in Bishopstown on Cedar Grove with a very dear friend, Liam
Hurley whose friendship goes back to the 3rd grade in Cork.
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