Tulla
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Nov 2, 2026
Tom HanleyHOST
Exactly.
Tom HanleyHOST
Of course, tomorrow evening then Tulla will have their first Halloween parade at 6 o'clock.
Tom HanleyHOST
from the cemetery on the hill to the National School.
Tom HanleyHOST
And it'll come alive with ghosts, witches, monsters, and all manner of mysterious creatures.
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Jack TreacyPANELIST
Yeah,
Tom HanleyHOST
yeah, yeah.
Tom HanleyHOST
Anyway, going back a bit nearer to home, on next Monday, the 2nd of February, the Tulla History Society will be hosting Lorraine Calnan.
Tom HanleyHOST
And she's going to give a presentation on Tulla based on the 1926 census.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
They want this to be a fun-filled evening for the whole community and are inviting everyone, young and old, to join in the celebration and dress up the spookier the better.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
the Tulla History Society will be hosting Lorraine Calnan, who will give a presentation on Tulla based on the 1926 census.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
It will take place on Monday the 2nd at 8pm in the Tulla Courthouse.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
The air code is V95WN93.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
The cost is €5 for non-members.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
Wild Irish Chocolates and Tum Graine are delighted to be finalists in two categories, the Bakery and Chocolate Producer of the Year 2026 and the Food Lovers' Choice Award 2026.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
We wish Trish and her team the very best of luck.
Ursula HoganCORRESPONDENT
The Transport for Ireland, the TFI Local Link, made changes to the bus stops in Tulla last weekend.
Jim MaddenGUEST
Tullow were at home to Moher Celtic and they had a big win by eight goals to nil, which really just proved that the gap between the top and the bottom is quite high.
Jim MaddenGUEST
Tulla had six different players getting on the score sheet so that I'm sure will make manager Barry Murphy quite happy however there's no doubt that players will have to be told that reality has to beckon because up down the road with games in the FAI against Listall and that will be a hell of a lot different but I think they're a well organised side and they have plenty of experience so they won't be carried away and they can look forward to a good long season Newmarket Celtic were in Ennis.
Jim MaddenGUEST
They played Ennis-Dons and they won by four goals to nil.
Jim MaddenGUEST
Another good performance from the team.
Jim MaddenGUEST
In the second division, then, there was wins for Manus and Hermitage and Ennis Dunsby.
Jim MaddenGUEST
All of them teams, I think, were at home as well.
Jim MaddenGUEST
In the third division, there were six games, Derek, with wins for Shannon Town C, Newmarket C, Tullaby and Tullacy.
Jim MaddenGUEST
Great weekend for Tullaby.
Jim CollinsHOST
Okay.
John KeehanHOST
That was John Spillane there, as I said, he's performing in Gnup na Gwia in Tulla on Sunday week, Sunday the 25th.
John KeehanHOST
Also, staying with Tulla, the Tulla Drama Group are presenting a short play, Murdered to Death, and it's a parody on the classic Who Done It, Agatha Christie type plays and that, so that's on in the courthouse in Tulla from the 22nd to the 25th of October.
Ger HoeyPANELIST
Also done there, Sparks Youth Film Festival will take place from the 27th to the 31st of October.
Ger HoeyPANELIST
On Tuesday the 27th, East Clare Community Co-op will stop motion animation with Mike Burns for ages 10 and over, so the kids are into it.
Eoin BrennanHOST
But it's the turn of Eineken Limon and Senior Herland and it's Diamond and Junior Herland and Airogan Junior Komogi to fly the flag this weekend.
Eoin BrennanHOST
With only the Munster Junior Cup and Shield competitions going ahead, only Avenue United, Newmarket Celtic, Tulla and the Taj have anything to crow about.
Eoin BrennanHOST
But undoubtedly, top of the bill this Sunday is the start of the Clare Women's Soccer League, which enters its fifth season.
Eoin BrennanHOST
We speak to all six teams and CDSL Women's Officer Paul Fitzgerald on taking the adult game to the next level this season.
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Lauren KeaneGUEST
So I think the group is exciting and it gives you different elements of it.
Lauren KeaneGUEST
So I think we've really balanced squad and are really excited for the year ahead.
Eoin BrennanHOST
Yeah, I think you got an injury, did you, at a bad time last year? I think it was out of that game in Tulla, was it?
Lauren KeaneGUEST
Yeah, it was out in Tulla.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
I'm sure myself and James have been kind of liaising with each other now and obviously talking about my own daughter's case for the past just over 12 months.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
He would have met me a few times now at this stage and met my family and been to Tulla, I have to say, too.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
Yeah.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
The right side.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
Yeah, like I say, it's only since I suppose I was sitting at the side of a GAA pitch.
Kirsty DonnellanGUEST
It's
John TorpeyHOST
okay to say it's the Tullaharland field.
John TorpeyHOST
It's okay.
Jim CollinsHOST
[upbeat music] You're listening to Scariff Bay Community Radio, and this is Around the Parishes, the program where we go all over East Clare every week to find out what's happening in all the different areas.
Jim CollinsHOST
Today, our focus is on Tulla, and it's great to be joined on the line by our correspondent there, Brian Torpey.
Jim CollinsHOST
Brian, good afternoon to you.
Brian TorpeyCORRESPONDENT
Good afternoon, Jim.
Brian TorpeyCORRESPONDENT
So she's having a singing workshop in Cnoc na Gcuish on the Sunday.
Brian TorpeyCORRESPONDENT
Um, and it's open to everybody.
Brian TorpeyCORRESPONDENT
And if you want, uh, um, any further information, go to Tulla Town Teams.
Brian TorpeyCORRESPONDENT
Uh, Tulla Town Teams will have all the information there about Maggie Wheeler's singing workshop, and tickets are 22 euros, you know?
Bernadette WhelanGUEST
And he was, he had died as a p- prisoner of war in 1865.
Bernadette WhelanGUEST
His mother, Anne O'Halloran, lived on Main Street in Tulla, and she's receiving a pension.
Bernadette WhelanGUEST
So there were quite a lot of pensions that people in receipt of pensions, not just for the Civil War, all those other wars as well.
Bernadette WhelanGUEST
The Indian Wars, the wars the Americans fought in Cuba and Japan and Samoa and the Philippines.
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Tommy GrahamHOST
[laughs]
Jane Halloran RyanGUEST
Well, I, I'm, I, I have ...
Jane Halloran RyanGUEST
It's interesting because I have family members that, that do take part in it actively in Tulla.
Jane Halloran RyanGUEST
Um, and it is, uh, Tulla is very volatile.
Daragh LeamyHOST
Uh, our focus, uh, very much so, uh, on today's program is all about Tulla because we're, we're going to talk about the, the Tulla Pipe Band, and they're inviting new members to come along and find out, uh, what it's all about at their, uh, recruitment night, which takes place on, uh, Friday, October the 16th.
Daragh LeamyHOST
Whether you've always fancied learning the bagpipes or drums, this could be a great opportunity to get involved.
Daragh LeamyHOST
And joining me now to tell us more about the band, the recruitment night, and what members can expect is chairman of the Tulla Pipe Band, Fintan Leamy.
Daragh LeamyHOST
Fintan, um, a very good morning to you.
Fintan LeamyGUEST
Morning, Darren.
Fintan LeamyGUEST
... can fly on by, and if we don't get new members in, you know, there might not be a 100th.
Fintan LeamyGUEST
And, and that is something that is, uh, I suppose, a scary thought, right? We certainly are, uh, you know, pushing really, really hard now to make sure that the band continues well into the future.
Fintan LeamyGUEST
Um, and as I said, we're having this big drive on October 16th, and we're reaching out to all the communities, not just in Tulla, outside the, the, the, the broader parish, the surrounding areas of County Clare for any, uh, you know, younger, not so young.
Colm LiddyGUEST
So he gathered together all of the tenant right groups from around Ireland to form a new national body called the Irish Tenant League.
Colm LiddyGUEST
And we know for sure that one Clare man was at that meeting, a Father Patrick Sheehy from Tulla.
Colm LiddyGUEST
He was in on the ground floor of it.
Colm LiddyGUEST
And when he brought the idea home to Clare, it really took off.