Charity receives a €15,000 cheque

THE Cork autumn federation meeting was hosted by Ballyclough, a guild in north Cork which was formed in 1964.

Charity receives a €15,000 cheque
Thu, 04 Nov, 2010 - 00:00

The guild has a good number of members and in their own words are “still going strong”. There is a strong interest in crafts in the guild and also in the Irish language.

Guild president Mary Dulohery welcomed everybody and there was a very good turnout from north Cork with 18 of the 19 guilds represented.

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CourtsPlace: north CorkPlace: BallingarryPlace: North TipperaryPlace: east CorkPlace: MidletonPlace: An GriananPlace: Minane BridgePerson: Mary DuloheryPerson: Mairead O’CarrollPerson: Peggy O’BrienPerson: GriananPerson: PeggyPerson: Betty IversPerson: Teresa WalshPerson: AughadownPerson: Margaret SargentPerson: Mary FoleyPerson: BallinoraPerson: Grianán TeachtaPerson: Pauline O’CallaghanPerson: Nora MurphyPerson: Kay HillPerson: PaulinePerson: Josephine ManganPerson: -SchullPerson: Kathleen ShinePerson: Phil O’LearyOrganisation: Cork FederationOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: ICAOrganisation: GrianánOrganisation: Fermoy GuildOrganisation: GlanworthOrganisation: DrumtarriffOrganisation: CobhOrganisation: Agra Section ofOrganisation: Ballyhoura BoardOrganisation: Mourne Abbey guildOrganisation: Cork
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