On Monday next, May 19th at 3:30pm – Join us for an afternoon with author Ms Carmel Harrington.
From Co. Wexford, Ms Carmel Harrington is an International bestseller of thirteen novels. Ms Harrington debut was a multi-award-winning novel and several of her books have been shortlisted for an Irish Book Award. She is a regular on Irish TV screens and radio and has been a guest speaker at Literary events in Ireland, UK and USA. She was also Chair of the Wexford Literary Festival for three years.
Ms Harrington will chat about how she started her career as an author as well as read from her latest novel, while taking Q & A from her audience.
We are delighted to facilitate this evening with Ms Harrington as part of our library Bealtaine events.
Remember,to book your place, please contact Tel: 062-63825 @CrlTipperary @TipperaryCountyCouncil #LibrariesIreland #Bealtaine.
Visitorsattending eventscanlocate the Cashel Library building; situated on Friar Street, Lady’s Well, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, HERE. (G487+RX).
Lyrics and vocals: American country singer, songwriter, musician, actress, and philanthropist Ms Dolly Rebecca Parton.
Everything Is Beautiful (In Its Own Way).
When I look out over a green field of clover, Or watch the sunset at the end of the day, I get kind of moody when I see such beauty, Everything’s beautiful in it’s own way. When I see a fountain flow from a mountain, Or see April showers bring flowers to May, I can’t help but ponder, life is such a wonder, An’ everything’s beautiful in it’s own way. Words can’t describe what I feel inside, When I see the beauty in each coming day. What my eyes behold can’t be bought or sold, An’ everything’s beautiful in it’s own way. When I see the clouds form a black summer wind storm, That uproots the harvest and hurls it away, In the midst of such anger, destruction and danger, The storm’s even beautiful in it’s own way. When I see the leaves drop from off of the treetops, Or watch the snow fall on a cold winter’s day, My thoughts seem to wander into the blue yonder, God, made each thing beautiful in it’s own way. Words can’t describe what I feel inside, When I see the beauty in each coming day. What my eyes behold can’t be bought or sold, An’ everything’s beautiful in it’s own way. In it’s own way. In it’s own way.
Tomorrow, Wednesday May 14th beginning at 2:00pm sharp until 4:30pm. An Introduction to Photography with Cher Gleeson, Cashel Library.
Unlock the full potential of your phone/camera in this informative and hands-on session. Whether you are a beginner or looking to improve your skills this workshop will help you capture stunning images and gain practical insights that you can apply immediately. Perfect for beginners. Booking essential to 062-63825 @ETB @TipperaryCountyCouncil #LibrariesIreland #Bealtaine FREE Event.
Thursday May 15th beginning at 2:00pm sharp until 3:30pm. Stories in Motion: A Theatre Workshop for Adults Cashel Library.
Join in our engaging theatre workshops for adults, where creativity, storytelling and fun take centre stage. No experience needed just bring your enthusiasm! Wear loose clothing on the day! Booking essential 062-63825 @TipperaryCountyCouncil @LibrariesIreland @ETB @CrlTipperary #Bealtaine FREE Event.
Visitorsattending eventscanlocate the Cashel Library building; situated on Friar Street, Lady’s Well, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, HERE. (G487+RX).
Congratulations to the Louth Senior Football Team on winning the Leinster Championship, recording a two-point win over Meath in the Football Final at Croke Park on Sunday last. In total eleven counties competed in the 2025 Leinster Senior Football Championship and with a crowd attendance of 65,786, Louth (their 9th title) collected the Delaney Cup to bridge a gap of 68 years. Two Mile Borris, Thurles, Co. Tipperary had a very strong connection with this winning team. Dan Corcoran and his brother Matt were both members of this Louth winning team.
Pictured L-R:Dan Corcoran with his brother Matt, lifting the Delaney Cup aloft on Sunday last, as Co. Louth win Leinster Championship Football final.
They are sons of David and Siobhan Corcoran from Blackrock, Co. Louth. Their son Dan has over 50 appearances with the County team, playing at corner back, while his brother Matt in on the extended panel. The aforementioned David Corcoran is son of Eileen and the late Sean Corcoran from the village of Two-Mile-Borris, Thurles, with strong connections to all sports activities in both the ladies and men’s competitions. David and his family are regular visitors to the Two Mile Borris area. Having reached the Leinster final for three years, the win by the ‘Wee County’ on Sunday last, according to knowledgeable sporting observers, is by no means seen as a flash in the pan for Louth, so congratulations to all.
Lyrics: Scottish singer and songwriter Ms Isla Grant. Vocals: Irish country, pop and folk singer Ms Mary Duff.
Will You Walk With Me.
Will you walk with me through the darkest night? When my world goes wrong, will you make it right? Will you guide my lips in all I say? Will you walk with me every day? When I′m tired and weak, will you make me strong? When my mind’s confused and all hope is gone, Will you take my hand, will you lead the way? Dear Lord, will you walk with me today? Will you walk with me and ease my pain? Will you walk with me, give me hope once again? When my eyes grow dim, will you let me see? Dear Lord, will you walk with me? If my friends should go when there′s no one there. If I call your name in my dark despair, Will you come to me, will you ease my pain? Dear Lord, will you walk with me again? Help me find the strength just to carry on. Teach me how to pray, for it’s been so long, Since I fell on my knees and ask that you forgive all my sins. Dear Lord, please forgive. Will you walk with me, ease my pain? Will you walk with me, give me hope once again? When my eyes grow dim will you let me see? Dear Lord, will you walk with me? Will you walk with me, through the darkest night? When my world goes wrong, will you make it right? Will you guide my lips in all I say? Will you walk with me every day? Will you walk with me, ease my pain? Will you walk with me, give me hope once again? When my eyes grow dim, will you let me see? Dear Lord, will you walk with me? Dear Lord, will you walk with me?
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