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Pat Ryan Youghal KIA presenting a sponsorship cheque to Marian Mariga for theAnnual Munitir Na Tire Cycle. Also included are Cyclists who completed the 80Mile Trip and Munitir Na Tire Collectors.

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Annual Muintir Na Tire 80 Mile Charity Cycle

East Cork Area DevelopmentCommunity Support Scheme

Details of a Community Support Scheme, amounting to a nationalallocation of �5 million, were announced recently by MinistersEamon Ryan and Eamon O’Cuiv. The scheme has been establishedfollowing a recommendation by the Report Of The IndependentSalmon Group. This scheme is not ordinarily directed at commercial salmon fish-ing licence holders who have had the opportunity to avail of pay-ments from the �25 million Salmon Hardship Scheme. It is aimedat the development of additional economic opportunities for crewsand employees in the processing and ancillary sectors in commu-nities where commercial salmon fishing has been a well-estab-lished activity, and where its withdrawal impacts on the economicand social fabric of the community.East Cork Area Development Ltd. will administer the Scheme forthe South and East Cork area. The area covered by ECAD spanstwo fishery districts ie. parts of Cork and Lismore. The amountavailable for ECAD’s area as part of the Community SupportScheme is �170,000. Additional resources in the form of match-ing funding will be required to deliver certain projects.The funding may be used to support the following type of projects:• Re-training of the people previously involved in drift / draft netsalmon fishing• Re-training of people previously involved in ancillary activitiesassociated with the commercial wild salmon fishery• Diversification into non salmon fishing economic activity• Diversification from ancillary activities previously dependant onthe wild salmon fishery• Education and employment preparation• Projects to promote the quality of the coastal environment• Any other appropriate community projectsInformation workshops on the Community Support Scheme willbe held in three locations. These workshops will also be used toidentify potential projects that could be supported through theNational Rural Development Programme up to 2013.Date Venue TimeMon 9th June ECAD Office, Knockgriffin, Midleton 7.30pmTues 10th June Walter Raleigh Hotel, Youghal 7.30pmWed 11th June Community Centre, Carrigaline 7.30pmPlease contact Frances Burke on 021 4613432 to indicate yourinterest in attending one of the workshops or you may wish to passthe information on to another person who might be eligible forsupport through the Scheme.

SENSAZIONE - THE THEATRICALFAIRGROUND FOR YOUGHAL

Imagine a fairground that runs off your energy. A high octane car-nival that’s a cross between a night at the circus and the thrill of thefunfair. Once through the gateway the audience, transported to a world offairground folk with fantastic tales, are free to roam, following theperformers from location to location and enjoying the array of cus-tom fairground rides all made from recycled materials. In the truespirit of climate change all the energy to operate the rides comesform the patrons of the funfair....even the lighting.A globascope, a ferris wheel, a merry-go-round, or a visit to thefairground fortune teller, are all activities on offer, ��the funfair,the carnival, theatre and circus all rolled into one fantastic specta-cle that is Sensazione!Laika is an international theatre company based in Antwerp thatcreates a ’theatre of the senses’. Time Circus, also from Antwerp,specialise in building innovative theatre machines. The Sensazione tour of Ireland is a co-production between CorkMidsummer Festival, Junction Festival and Earagail Arts Festival.Awarded 1st prize Tarrega International Theatre Festival 2007Venue St. Catherine’s Street Car Park, Youghal.Dates Thurs 19th - Sun 22nd June @ 6.30pm, 7.45pm and 9.00pmTickets �16/14 Note 12 years old and up

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YOUGHAL SENIOR CITIZENSThe Annual Outing of Youghal Senior Citizens takes place onSaturday 14th June to Waterford and Tramore - Cost �25.00. Buswill leave Dempsey�s at 10.15am. Please give your name to anymember of the committee before Monday 9th June if you wish totravel.

ALZHEIMERS TEA DAYThank you to everyone that supported the Alzheimers TeaDay in the Thai Cottage Restaurant on Thursday 1st May.Thanks also to everyone that made cakes and helped in anyway. A special word of thanks to Louise Curley and the staffof Thai Cottage Restaurant for their support. A total of�1,180 was raised for Alzheimers.

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Wed 14th May - 18 Holes Singles Stableford, Sponsored by:Sally O’ Sullivan Cat A: 1st Denise Fitzgerald (13) 37pts, 2ndAnn Cronin (17) 37pts, BG Marian Sweeney (6) 26pts, 3rdMartina O’Halloran (20) 37pts Cat B: 1st Rosemary Mathews (25)40pts, 2nd Frances Barry (25) 39pts, 3rd Siobhan Hooley (26)38pts, 4th Noreen Cronin (26) 38pts Cat C: 1st Paula Brennan (33)40pts, 2nd Patricia Landers (36) 40pts, 3rd Rose Buckley (33)37pts, 4th Fionnuala Coleman (33) 32ptsFixtures: Wed 28th May: Club Singles - Sponsored by:Danelle/Merricks, Wed 4th June: Captain’s Prize to the Ladies(Mr. Patsy O’ Regan) MINOR CUP. Youghal Ladies travelled toKinsale Golf Club on Saturday 17th May to play MitchelstownGolf Club and had a great win. The team was: Patricia Kearney,Mary Pomphrett, Siobhan Hooley, Frances Barry, Sheelagh O’Callaghan. The next round to be played in Macroom Golf Club onSunday 8th June.Challenge Cup. Youghal Ladies travelled to EastCork Golf Club on Sunday 18th May to play Bandon Golf Cluband well done to them for a great win. The team was: Breeda O’Donoghue, Amanda O’ Neill Coyne, Joe Swayne, Paula Brennan,Una Cotter. The next round to be played in Kenmare Golf Club onSunday 8th June against Tralee Golf Club. Miele Fourball.Youghal played Waterford Golf Club and also had a good win.Team: Mary Kennedy - Kay Curtin, Maeve Troupe Kelly - MaryPomphrett, Marian Sweeney-Catherine Hayes, Julie & EdelCoyne. We congratulate all our teams and wish them all the bestin the next round matches. Wed 21st May - Ladies Open Threeball, Sponsored By: LiamBurns PGA Professional 1st - Maura Dempsey (25) Youghal,Clare Guerin (30) East Cork, Trish Landers (36) Youghal:69points, 2nd - Theresa Roche (17) East Cork, Gaye Fitzgibbon(36) Youghal, Una Cotter (36) Youghal: 63points, 3rd - AineMartin (23) Youghal, Breda Donoghue (30) Youghal, Jo Swayne(31) Youghal: 63points, 4th - Sharon Lupton (24) Youghal,Amanda O’Neill Coyne (30) Youghal, Paula Brennan (33)Youghal, 63points Fixtrues: Wed 4th June - Captain’s Prize ToThe Ladies - Mr Patsy O’Regan, Wed 11th June - Ladies OpenThreeball - Sponsored By The Old Thatch Pub, KilleaghGents: Fri 16th - Sat 17th - Sun 18th May, T.K. KeaneMemorial Trophy, Sponsored by: The Keane Family.Presentation of prizes on Friday 13th June at 9.30pm 1st SeanBroderick (13) 62 nett, 2nd Conor Coyne (16) 66 nett, BG Karl O’Flynn (4) 73gross, 3rd Mervyn Mc Sweeney (23) 66 nettt, 4thBernard Kenefick (8) 68 nett, 5th John Keniry (16) 68 nett, BestFri: Frank Guerin (11) 69nett, Best Sat: Barry O’ Leary (11)69nett, Best Sun: Donogh Coleman (12) 69 nett CSS Fri & Sat: 71- Sun: 72. Fixtures: Members please note: Captain’s Prize Weekend (Mr.Patsy O’ Regan) Thurs 29th - Fri 30th - Sat 31st May & Sun 1stJune 2008. Time Sheets are available.Fri 23rd Sat 24th Sun 25th May, Open 18 Holes SinglesSponsored By Proform Construction Presentation on Fri 13thJune at 9.30 pm 1st - John O’Brien (13) 40pts, 2nd - GeorgeTreacy (16) 38pts (Back 9), Best Gross - Karl O’Flynn (4) 32pts(Back 9), 3rd - Brendan McCarthy (18) 38pts, 4th - David Byrne(12) 37pts (Back 9), Best Fri/Sat - Bob Bennett (24) 37pts, BestSun - Willie White (13) 35pts (Back 9) C.S.S. Friday 71- SaturdayN/C- Sunday 74 Fixtures: Thur 29th - Fri 30th - Sat 31st May -Sun 1st June - Captain’s Prize - Mr Patrick O’Regan Mon 2ndJune - Open Threeball: Ladies /Gents/ Mixed - Sponsored byGleeson’s Tipperary Water, Fri 6th June at 5pm - Open MixedFoursomes - Sponsored by Rachel & John O’Reilly Limerick, Fri6th - Sat 7th - Sun 8thJune - Open Fourball - Sponsored byYoughal Tiles

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Government and LocalAuthorities Must do More

for Youghal BeachesSinn Fein Councillor, Martin Hallinan has called on the govern-ment and the local authorities to be more proactive in promotingYoughal beaches as safe, environmentally friendly, and attractivefor visitors.Reacting to the recent EP A "Quality of Bathing Report"Councillor Hallinan said that "if Youghal is to regain its deservedblue flag status then both the government and the local authoritiesare going to have to be a lot more proactive in promoting theYoughal and adjoining beaches as safe, environmentally friendlyand attractive to visitors.""Last year 1 put a motion before Cork County Council calling forurgent action on upgrading the sewage system. I pointed out thatwe had long past the deadline of 2006 for works to be done to meetEU requirements. The existing system was and is totally inade-quate to cope with the expanding population of Youghal with direconsequences for the residents of Gallagher’s Terrace and withpotential consequences for our beaches. Yet the government wereslow in allocating the funds and there appeared to be a certain lackof urgency on behalf of Cork County Council.""Unfortunately the chickens have now come home to roost. TheMinister and the County Manager should now approach this crisiswith considerably more urgency and fast-track the whole processof providing a new sewage system."I have been campaigning formany years for adequate and accessible toilet facilities by thebeach. I note that one week after the EPA report, Youghal TownCouncil failed to open the toilets at Claycastle on the May BankHoliday. One of the requirements for Blue Flag status is"Adequate and clean sanitary facilities with controlled sewage dis-posal. The government and the local authorities must take theirhead out of the sand. Providing basic facilities must be seen not asa burden but as an integral part of making the best of what naturehas given us. Youghal people are naturally proud of the fine coast-line we have. The authorities must play their part in ensuring thatit is kept in pristine condition and attractive to both visitors andtowns people alike."

Youghal Choral Society would like to say a big thank you to allwho helped make their concert on the 13th April at the Mall ArtsCentre such a resounding success.To the Carrigaline Singers,Midleton Male Voice Choir, Children�s Choir, Frank Ryan (Tenor),Geraldine Harty, Una Whyte, Pat Lynch (Story Teller), Membersof Cobh/McCarthy Pipe Band.To Tracy Symmons for the music,to Jean Healy who tended the door, to Chris Bailey who did a won-derful job as M.C.The proceeds of the concert went to the NationalCouncil of the Blind (local branch). Thank you all very much.

Olly Casey, Treasurer and members of The Youghal Choral Society present acheque of � 1001.00 to Betty Hennessy and Mary Morrisson representing TheNational Council For The Blind, Youghal Branch at The Methodist Hall, Friar St.proceeds from the successful concert held at the Mall Arts Centre last April

Youghal Choral SocietyCheque Presentation

Edel O’Connell and Elaine Long

Transition year students at the Awards Night

TY Co-ordinator Pat McLoughlin with TY students who graduated at the awardsceremony

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TY students Dave Byrne, Jordon Healy, Paul Keniry, Colm Faherty, StevenPrendergast and Damien McCarthy

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YOUGHAL LANDFILL SITEDavid Stanton, Fine Gael TD for Cork East last week raised theissue of Youghal Landfill with the Minister for Environment,Heritage and Local Government in Dail Eireann last week.Deputy Stanton has asked the Minister take action to address theconcerns of local residents who have been suffering through ongo-ing problems with the landfill."I have approached Cork County Council and the EnvironmentalProtection Agency and the Department of Environment, Heritageand Local Government on a number of occasions but no concreteaction has been taken. Local people living near the landfill aresuffering terribly as a result of the noxious smells in the locality.Deputy Stanton was advised by the Minister that over the last 12months, Cork County Council have taken a number of measure toaddress the issue of odours from the site. These include theintroduction of an odour neutralising system and the provision ofgas extraction walls in active cells. Unfortunately, these measureshave been largely ineffective."It is not right that people in the area of Foxhole in Youghal shouldbe regularly woken up at 6am from the smell from the landfill,even though their windows are closed", commented DeputyStanton. "The situation needs to be resolved urgently as thewarmer weather will worsen any existing problem. Last summerflies swarmed into houses which surely posed a huge health risk."Local residents are tax payers and should not have to continueto put up with this situation. As the summer approaches they willnot be able to sit outside in their own gardens due to the foul con-ditions. This situation is having a very negative impact on theirhealth and quality of life. Action must be taken immediately toremedy the problem.

On Saturday 17th May, our race was from Monaghan. This wasour first Federation race where we competed against all Munsterpigeon fanciers.The birds were released at 8.00 am and it turned out to be a verystraight race with heavy losses by some fanciers and others gettinggood returns.No one can pin point the reason for this as weather conditionswere ok. Even our senior fanciers are at aloss to explain why wehad such a difficult race and even came up with a few unbeliev-able excuses, not printable, as to what happened.The full result is as follows: 1st Paddy Hehir, 2nd Billy Hehir, 3rdPat Parker, 4th Billy Hehir, 5th Pat Parker.The club would like to thank all its 2008 sponsors

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YOUGHAL RNLI LIFEBOATTOWS LOCAL VESSEL

HOMEThe Youghal Lifeboat was launched at 13.40 Hrs on Sunday 18thMay to the aid of a local pleasure craft which had broken downand was drifting towards the rocks at Capel Island. There was fourpeople on board. Youghal Lifeboat under the command of JohnInnes and crew members David Slattery and Denise Gogginarrived on scene at 13.55 Hrs and quickly established the tow.They then proceeded to tow the vessel safely back to YoughalHarbour.The Lifeboat was refueled, rehoused and ready for service again at14.30 Hrs.

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School Principal Carmel Carey enjoying her Hen Night with her students onSaturday night in Youghal. Carmel is to marry John Paul O’Brien next July inSpain. ’No more pencils-no more books...........

School Principal Carmel with Carmel and Tracy Flynn also Breda and NicolaCarey at the Hen Night

School’s Out For Summer!Photo Michael Hussey

Prizewinners Eddie Harty, Des O’Halloran and PJ Bunyan receive their prizes fromJoe Hallahan Fleet Deliveries Sponsors with President John Walsh and CaptainPatsy O’ Regan

Prizewinners Timmy Mason and Raymond Shiels receive their prizes from GertieMurphy, AIB Sponsors, with President John Walsh and Captain Patsy O’ Regan

Youghal Golf Presentations

Nicholas Loughnan, Catryn Power and Helen Keane

Cllr. Barbara Murray MCC, Mayor David Savage and Amanda Hogan,Chairwoman Youghal Visual Arts

Youghal Visual Arts Festival artists and friends with Mayor David Savage

Cllr. Mary Linehan Foley, Colin and Joan Pakeman

Youghal Visual ArtsFestival Official LaunchAt The Mall Arts Centre Photo Michael Hussey


Luigi’s Seasonal RecipesThis is a typical Sicilian recipe; it can be eaten hot or cold and willfill your home with typical summer Sicilian flavour. These toma-toes are ideal for picnics, finger food, and canapØs or as a"Contorno" with meat or fish

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Wash tomatoes and cut in half length ways, scoop out the seedsand pulp and set them upside down to drain, keep the seeds andpulp in a cup.Place the breadcrumbs, parmesan, herbs, onions,garlic, salt, pepper and the tomato pulp with seeds in a bowl mixwell together with 3 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil.If the mix-ture looks too dry add some more oil, fill each tomato with thismixture and arrange the them in a lightly oiled baking tray, driz-zle with olive oil and roast for about a half hour or until the bread-crumbs are browned.You can add anchovies, olives and capers to the ingredients to giveextra flavour or give it a twist adding mozzarella or feta cheese.Usually I make more mixture then needed so I can top up mytomatoes with some extra filling!

It has been quite a year for the Via team. Fergal and Jo opened thecoffee shop and deli on the ground floor of The Priory in Marchlast year. Luigi and Giovanni arrived from Italy in May (theyquickly realised that Irish May weather was slightly different toItalian May weather!) and the first floor restaurant opened in June.The restaurant has gone through some changes in its first year,however, the ethos still remains the same, the crucial emphasis onlocal and seasonal, in the importance of time, tradition and fami-ly. Head chef Luigi Camilleri trained with some of the finestItalian chefs during his time in London, including GeorgioLocatelli. Luigi now recreates Italian recipes with local, Irishingredients with a distinctly Irish feel, e.g. slow-roasted Durocpork belly served with apple mashed potato and savoy cabbage!Via @ The Priory is also Ireland’s first restaurant to commit toonly serving sustainable fish and for this reason, has picked up alot of national press attention. Via has been host to theatre events,tasting evenings, live music sessions and more is planned for thefuture. They hope to soon introduce wine tastings to go along withtheir Priory Wine Club, cookery demonstrations and further char-ity events.The new summer menu has just been launched andincludes some old favourites as well as new additions. Startersrange from �6.50 to �12.50, mains from �12.95 to �24.50 with allhome-made desserts at �6.50. The new early bird menu alsooffers a great deal - three courses for �27.95 between 6 & 8pmTuesday - Friday. A good wine selection is also available includ-ing wines from Italy, Spain, France and Germany and there isalways a helpful staff member on hand to guide and advise - theyreliably inform us that they have tried every wine on themenu!The ground floor coffee shop and deli is going fromstrength to strength serving home-made cakes and desserts, toast-ed sandwiches, salads and antipasti, coffees, teas and wines. Infact, it has become so busy that sometimes it is hard to get a seat!From the beginning of June, the first floor restaurant will also beopen at lunchtime, serving the same menu, but also with the addi-tion of some traditional, home-made pastas. But Fergal and Johope that this won’t only be a summer thing. Jo says "the deli has

become really popular with lots of local people who live and workin Youghal, the trouble is I just don’t have enough seats for themdownstairs! We realise that summer is probably going to be busierso we want to ensure that we don’t disappoint our regular guestswhilst taking advantage of the summer trade. If things go well andthe new menu is popular then we would love to keep the first flooropen for lunch all year round!"The Priory Picnics are also back onfor the summer months offering freshly prepared, home-madefood to take away and enjoy whilst sight-seeing or simply enjoy-ing a day on the beach. All hampers come with wine and startfrom �55 - see menus in The Priory or have a look at www.thep-riory.ie for full details. Summer opening hours are The Priory - 10am-5pm Tuesday - Saturday, Via @ The Priory 1stfloor restaurant 6-9.30pm Tuesday - Sunday, Lunch Tuesday -Saturday 12-2.30pm. For further information, telephone 02491482/92574 or visit www.thepriory.ie. You could of course alsopop in for a cup of coffee to 56 North Main Street, Youghal.

VIA @ THE PRIORY CELEBRATES ITS 1ST BIRTHDAY!

Fergal, Jo, Luigi, Giovanni and Kasia would like to say a big thank you to the peo-ple of Youghal for all their support over the last 12 months.


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Experts in the field of regenerating historic cities and townsthroughout Ireland and the UK shared their experiences at a majorconference in Youghal’s Town Hall on Thursday 15th and Friday16th May.Supported by The Heritage Council of Ireland, Cork CountyCouncil and Youghal Town Council this conference was fundedthrough the County Heritage Plan and looked at the application ofpublic realm strategies in Ireland.Catherine Desmond, Archaeologist, Department of Environment,Heritage & Local Government and Youghal Heritage Committeecommented:"Youghal is a most fitting venue for this conference being one ofthe finest examples of a walled town in Europe. We have set outa vision for the 21st Century that envisages the development of thetown as high quality, safe, urban environment, attractive toinvestors, employees, and residents. Youghal is facing a new era ofdevelopment and transformation. We are now also finally startingto realise our enormous tourism potential attracting an increasingnumber of international visitors".Youghal Town Council undertook the innovative step of develop-ing a Heritage-Led Regeneration Plan along with a Public RealmPlan for the historic core of the town. The protection of publicrealm has determined the need for the delivery of the most effec-tive presentation, management and development of a town’s pub-lic realm with particular reference to the Historic Town.The conference was designed to provide information to localauthorities, planners, engineers, architects, private developers andconsultants. Its concept emanated directly from the YoughalHeritage Committee who worked closely with the County HeritageForum to find the support and funding to make it a reality.

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Principal Catherine Foley addressingthe large crowd Dean Goold addressing the crowd

MicheÆl Martin TD, Minister For Foreign Affairs addressing the crowd

MicheÆl Martin TD, Minister For Foreign Affairs, Principal of Kyle NS CatherineFoley cut the tape to officially open the new school with Dean Goold, Fr. JohnBroderick and Kyle National School pupils.

David Stanton TD, Ned O’ Keeffe TD, MicheÆl Martin TD, Principal CatherineFoley and Michael Ahern TD.

MicheÆl Martin TD pictured with Margaret Lynch aged 98, the oldest survivingpast pupil of Kyle National School,

Kyle National School Official Opening By MicheÆl MartinTD, Minister For Foreign Affairs

MicheÆl Martin TD planting the treewith the help of 4th class pupil James O’Connor. Fr. John Broderick addressing the crowd

Kyle National School Pupils.

Margaret Lynch aged 98, the oldest surviving past pupil of Kyle National Schoolwith her daughter Catherine Cunningham, granddaughter Cathy Meade and greatgrandchildren Ciara and Paul.

Kyle National School pupils enjoying the day.

Fr. John Broderick blessing the newschool.

SNA Teacher Aoife Butler and GardaDarren Feehan.


GAELSCOIL CHORAIN FIRST HOLY COMMUNION AT THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAMILY

Chloe Dempsey and familyTwins Shealeen and Maria Hannon and family withCanon Tom Brown and Fr. Bill Bermingham

Ben McCarthy with Michael and biddyCoveney

Fr. Bill Bermingham and KeilinColeman

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Alan Bunyan and the Clohessy family

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Kyle Leahy, Keilin Coleman and Oisin O’Maitiu

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Area Athletic Finals -This bank holiday Monday On Monday next June 2nd the Clashmore - Kinsalebeg area finalsof Community Games Athletics will take place at the GAA groundsin Clashmore [with special thanks to the GAA for the use of theirfacilities] at 2.30pm all children residing in this community gamesarea are welcome to take part.Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Crawford family Ardmoreon the death of Thomas Crawford, Thomas died on Thursday lastand hi is survived by his wife Marie and his children Sean TomasNiamh Padraig and Noreen, His father John and a wide circle of rel-atives and friends Reposing at Egan’s Funeral Home Youghal his removal took placeto St Declan’s Church Ardmore on Friday evening and followingrequiem mass on Saturday morning Thomas was laid to rest in StDeclan’s Cemetery Ardmore. Ar dheis de go raibh a anam Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Club Lotto -Jackpot �3600We had no winner of our weekly lotto jackpot last Monday night soon this week we will have had �3600 in our jackpot when our drawtakes place on bank holiday Monday night. Well done to each of thefollowing supporters who were lucky winners of �20 spot prizeslast week Mary O Halloran Rath; Stephen Barron Kinsalebeg;Helen Collins Kinsalebeg; Rian Power Kinsalebeg; Noel McGrathKinsalebeg On the previous Monday night we had no match four winner thenumbers were 1, 7, 21, and 24. Well done to the following who werethe lucky winners of our �20 spot prizes; Rachael CrawfordKnockanore; Eileen Dunne Clashmore; John Flynn Cappagh; MaryGough [Jnr] Modeligo; Dermot O Mahony Currenbeg Clashmore 45 Drive Top prizewinners this week on eleven games we had Margaret andDan Leahy they won 11 games. In second place on nine games wehad Stephen Cunningham and John Motherway, Jointly in thirdplace winning seven games each we had Roger Hynes and AineCurran, Edmond and Edmond Og Ledingham Billy Allen andBernard Moloney they each had seven games each. Our best of thelast five game winners were Mary Ann and Bobby Connery Luckylast game winners were Liam Curran and Thomas Power, well doneto all our winners and remember cards again next Monday night atnine!Top prize winners on the previous week at the Clashmore 45 Drivewere Pat O Halloran and Pat Roche Tony Mansfield and GabrielHynes both on nine games each, next on eight games we had JohnMotherway and Tom Osbourne. In joint third we had Edmond andEdmond Og Ledingham Maura McGrath and Jim McGrath, MaryAnn and Bobby Connery. Our best of the last five winners wereMary Dower and Jack Douris Nell Foley and Ed Hynes. The win-ners of our lucky last game winner prize were Anthony and Sean.Well done to all our winners and thanks to everyone for their con-tinued support.Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ladies FootballJuvenile Training Our weekly training sessions which continue each Friday night forU8, U10 & U12 here in the GAA pitch in Clashmore, new playersare always welcome, just come along on the night.Membership; Membership for juvenile members is �20 per yearand fees are now due if you have not paid your annual sub pleasedo so now, because if you are not paid you can not play.Un10 Blitz; Last week we brought you news of an up coming blitzfor all young ladies in the under 10 age group we can now confirmthat this blitz will indeed be taking place in Dungarvan on May31st. Teams must register at 11.00am and kick off will be at 12noon. Anyone who wishes to go should give his or her names in attraining on Friday night please. Also please note anyone wishing toplay in the blitz must be a paid up member.Adult Training; Training for our adult players continues everyFriday night at 8.30pm here in the pitch in Clashmore new or for-mer players are always welcome.Birthday Greetings Congratulations to sisters Sue O�Callaghan Youghal and CatherineNeville Ballynoe on the occasion of their 50th birthday, which they

celebrated recently with family, and friends. Best wishes to youboth from all you family and friends in Clashmore Death of Kathleen KenneallyWith deep sadness we record the death of Mrs Kathleen KenneallyFlorida, her death occurred on May 18th Kathleen was the last sur-viving member of the Nugent family Old Parish having been prede-ceased by her sister Eileen Scully just a few months. A sister of thelate Pat Nugent Tinnock, Kathleen is survived by her sons Pat andSean and her daughter Maura, and a wide circle of relatives andfriends to whom we tender our deepest sympathy. Kathleen’s funer-al will take place in Old Parish at a later date.Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto -Jackpot �2650We had no winner of our Jackpot last Wednesday night so nextweek we will have �2650 to be won if you can match our four win-ning letters drawn on Wednesday night. Tickets for this draw arenow available from any member of the club or in our businesspremises.Congratulations to the following who were our winners of�20 spot prizes this week; Bernie Fitzgearld Clashmore; Nick Troy; Clodagh Stapleton AffaneHoly Communion in Piltown On Saturday May 17th five boys all pupils of second class inKinsalebeg National School received the sacrament of first HolyCommunion in St Bartholomew’s church in Piltown. Our thanks toParish Priest Fr Maurice O Gorman, our teachers who prepared thechildren for the sacrament, the choir and anyone who helped makethis day so special for Luke Seward, Isaac O Sullivan, Danny OMahony, Joao Machoda Kyle Roche, congratulations to all of youwho received the sacrament Introductory Day -Clashmore National SchoolOn Thursday May 29th Clashmore National welcomes all pupilsinterested in enrolling in the school in September 2008, with anintroductory hour which takes place from 1.30pm to 2.30pm. Allare welcome along to view the school meet the staff.The Rising Sun Ring Tournament-In aid of HospiceIt would be easier to pick a winner in the National than to back awinner in this years Rising Sun Ring Tournament, as we approachthe final rounds of this years competition. As in previous years allthe proceeds of this event will be given to Hospice. Last Sunday night we had a very exciting game between Paul Marksteam and Michael Rocky Cashel’s crew, The winners here after avery exciting game were Paul Marks Pa McCarthy and MichelleKeogh, Pa McCarthy was in winning form on the night securingvictory in the first game, when he hung the winning ring in the firsthand. Bring hung the two ones with his first and second rings in thesecond game to keep his team in the game. Michelle did her part forteam in the final round when she hung the winning ring after a tightbattle leaving the tournament favourites over Michael Cashel BrianDunne and the ex chairman Pad O Halloran rattled!St Cronan’s Church RefurbishmentFor the children receiving First Holy Communion on Saturday, theirfamilies and friends this occasion was extra special as it was thefirst big celebration at St Cronan’s Church since its recent refurbish-ment. Over the past few months our dearly loved parish church hasbeen beautifully restored to it former glory by Fr O Gorman and hisvery skilled and talented team of workers. Colour schemes andmaterials in keeping with the period of the church have been usedto great advantage. Great credit is due to everyone involved in therefurbishment thanks to all of you, our church is once again a placein the parish we can be very proud of.

Kinsalebeg NS Non Stop DrawThis week we bring you the results of the Kinsalebeg ParentsAssociation monthly non stop draw for the month of April, 1st Prize Adam O Sullivan [promoter Adam O Sullivan]2nd Prize Jason Clohessey [promoter Elan McGrath]3rd Prize Kate O Halloran [promoter Kate O Halloran]4th Prize Sarah Roche [promoter Sarah Roche]Well done to all our winners and thanks to our loyal team of sup-porters and promoters without your help the draw would not be sosuccessful

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Youghal Athletic Club members who were winners at the Munster Senior Trackand Field Championships in Castleisland over the Weekend. Emer Kelly 2nd PoleVault, Michael Healy 1st in High Jump with a new Personal Best of 1.95m andNikita Savage 1st in Pole Vault with a new Personal Best of 2.70m.

Clashmore Fianna Fail CumannNational Collection On behalf of Clashmore Fianna Fail Cumann a big thankyou toeveryone who supported the national church gate collection heldrecently your support was very much appreciated."Kinsalebeg Student Volunteers for Hill Tribe Education Program"She may not be sending a heifer to Thailand but the proceeds of onewill be helping send our volunteer there! A heifer was just one ofnumerous items very kindly sponsored for a fundraising auctionheld recently at the Ole Mill in Kinsalebeg, The proceeds of thisauction which raised over �5000 goes towards sending Kinsalebegstudent Marta to "Maisai, Northern Thailand" in July. Daughter ofLiam and Kay Marta is one of four students travelling to Thailandas part of the Freedom House "Hill Tribe Education VolunteerProgram" Freedom House is a school set up to provide hill tribe and refugeechildren with and education, which in turn will give them betterwork opportunities. The school provides instruction in Thai andEnglish and children learn at their own individual pace. Children involved on this programme live in slum areas and have towork from a tender young age because they can not speak Thai andcan not afford to go to school they are stuck in a vicious circle ofpoverty.Volunteers at Freedom House give them an opportunity to changethat by teaching them Thai, then they can become active in Thaisociety and seek legitimate employment, by learning English thechildren are given an opportunity to work in the tourism industry astour guides or in hotels.Freedom House also provides a daily healthy meal to the children aspart of the program, but this would not be possible without volun-teers like Marta, who raise money to sponsor their trip to Thailand,along with giving them time as a volunteer out there. Marta wants us to thank everyone who sponsored items for the auc-tion, thanks to also our MC and auctioneer Pat "Knobber" Daly ofCRY fame, Assumpta Dalton who did trojan work behind thescenes, who provided the music and everyone who helped in anyway especially Kieran, Suzanne and staff at the Ole Mill.We wish Marta and her fellow students all the best in their travels.Sponsored Walk Once again this year Clashmore National school will host theirannual sponsored "June Walk" Cards for the walk are presentlybeing distributed through the school and once again we have somelovely prizes for our sellers, three Waterford Hurling Shirts featur-ing the new "Yop" logo, one for each classroom and they have beenvery kindly sponsored by Ger Wyley Sports Dungarvan. [A bigthankyou to Ger Wyley for his very generous sponsorship - we areall well aware of the huge amount of people looking for varioussponsorship from businesses at present so this is very much appre-ciated. Once again we ask all of you parents to please support our

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Youghal Catholic Young Men’s Society marchers pass their premises in Market Square

The Procession approaches Market Square

Flower Strewers

The Monstrance and Canopy Bearers with Canon Tom Browne approach De Valera St.

34th Reserve Defence Force stand at attention

110th Eucharistic Processionin Honour of the Feast of

Corpus Christi Photo Michael Hussey

The oldest Corpus Christi Procession in Ireland took place lastSunday with very large crowds marching through the streets ofYoughal in the glorious sunshine. The procession started way backin 1898 and has continued ever since.


By Christy Parker Change and progress were much in evidence when Youthreacheducation centre held its open day last week. Now 18 monthshoused on six acres at the former Colaiste Eoin centre at GolfLinks Road, the space and facilities bear no comparison to thecramped conditions at the former address in Seafield BusinessCentre. "Perceptions have changed," says co-ordinator CarolNewman. "Youthreach is now a very valid form of education andis being mainstreamed. It is recognised in legislation as a ’centreof education.’ A classrooms tour with resource worker Maeve O’Leary reflectsthe transition. Board headings in Leaving Cert Applied depictstudy on Local, National and Global issues- immigration, pollu-tion, divorce, Travellers’ rights, alcohol abuse, crime & punish-ment national, etc, etc. Rooms housing art, wood, metal and computer courses areimpressively equipped to cater for such courses as Arts & Crafts,Catering, Marquetry, Food & Nutrition, Computer Applications,Communications, Drama, Personal Effectiveness, MusicAppreciation, Woodcraft, Metalwork/Engineering WorkshopProcesses/ Video Awareness, Maths, Personal & InterpersonalSkills, Floristy and Involvement in Community Projects. Sometimes, when the two adult learning groups -Back toEducation and Adult Literacy- who also avail of the premises aresimultaneously present, there must persist a bustling ambience.Yet set back from the road on, swathed in light an air, learning andpeace seem most pertinent here. "The intimate little communityatmosphere we had in the old place has changed but it’s still a verypersonal establishment," says Maeve. "Besides," she proceeds,"On occasions when adult classes are on the premises, it enhancesour students’ social and interactive skills."Managed by Cork County VEC, the Youtreach Programme is per-mitted a full compliment of 25 students/trainees. It presentlyaccommodates 19 and employs three full-time and five part-timetutors. Enrolment is instantaneous and dependent on applicantsbeing aged 15-21 and not having sat the Leaving Cert. Traineesachieve National Foundation Certificates when successfully com-pleting some basic programmes that are Trainee Centred andbased on Modules designed by the National Council forVocational Awards (NCVA). At the moment, there are no more than eight students to a class,across the provision of Junior Cert, Leaving Cert Applied andFetac (Further Education Training Awards Council). The curricu-lum meets national standard, as Carol stresses. The process of studying it differs though. Notwithstanding theexcellent resources, many would regard the small pupil/tutor ratioas the ultimate benefit. "Yes, some people learn better in smallgroups," agrees Carol. "We can be more flexible and can focus ona student’s strengths and potential are rather than on what theycan’t do. That builds confidence. We also incorporate literacy ineverything and have a lot more crossover in subjects."Other crossovers occur too. The students visit the nearby GAAheadquarters twice weekly for sports and gym. "The girls have justhad two months of gym with personal trainer and are doing box-ing now too through the Cork County Sports Partnership," informsCarol. The next two weeks will bring exams, followed by a month ofwork experience. The students will unwind with a fortnight ofadventure and activity. "We’ll have day trips, beach trips, carting,cinema, sports days and so on, much of it with other Youthreachgroups, "says Maeve. "There’s also a Youthreach boat in Bantryand we’ll be going there too," she concludes. Youthreach inquiries: (024) 93869; e-mail: [email protected]’S ’Better Text’ initiative: * Currently Youthreach is engaged in a funding application withthe AIB Better Ireland awards. On offer is �10,000 award. Alsovying for the money in Youghal are Foroige and Youghal YouthProject. Previously, applications were received and decided byadministration but now a new system has been introduced. One

might question its taste and morality. The town’s three youthorganisations have been pitted against each other in a text-votingbattle. Basically, the group that receives the most text messagesupport from May 6th to June 6th wins the prize. Texts cost 60c.One can send as many texts as one wishes -or can afford. ’All proceeds (after operator charges & VAT) will go to the rele-vant short-listed group, regardless of the final voting outcome,’gushes the AIB blurb. In reducing a crucial funding issue to the status of a crude gameshow competition, the AIB regards quantity above quality andadds further pressure on already hard-pressed organisations andindividuals. Then again, not everyone automatically associatesquality -or sensitivity- with the Irish banking culture. ’Vote for theChildren’, urges the nauseating promotion leaflet, seeminglyoblivious to the fact that ’voting’ for one child means ’voting’against another. If you want to do so anyway, the text number is53099, followed by A for Youthreach and B or C for either of theothers. You may prefer to ignore it altogether.

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English teacher Theresa Fitzgerald with Leaving Cert. Applied students LouiseJones, Jodie Hogan, Natalie Moylan and Lee Riordan

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Road Signage Must beImproved � Stanton

Cork East Fine Gael TD, David Stanton has called for bettermaintenance and provision of road signage in East Cork. DeputyStanton has raised this matter in the Dail having noticed thatmany road traffic and tourist information signs are in poor condi-tion or obscured from view.�While most signs on main roads are clear and well maintained, Icannot say the same for signs on country roads and in towns andvillages. As we come into the summer, visibility of signs on morerural roads becomes and issue as hedgerows grow, and often part-ly cover signs. While many locals are largely unaffected by this,it must cause many problems for tourists who are unused to thearea�, noted Deputy Stanton.Both the National Roads Authority and Local Authoritiesshare responsibility for the provision, cleaning and maintenanceof signs on national roads and local/regional roads respective-ly. Any costs in relation to this comes from the bodies ownresources but in the case of Local Authorities additional moniesare available from the Department of Transport.�Many areas of East Cork are already suffering from litteringand roadside dumping which affects both local people andtourists. Broken, dirty and unclear road signs only serve to wors-en the impression we are portraying to tourists. While illegaldumping is difficult to combat, I see no reason why road trafficand other signs cannot be maintained in good condition through-out the year, especially during summer months�, concluded DavidStanton TD

THANK YOUWe would like to express our sincere thanks to anyone who par-ticipated in any way in our recent fundraising event in aid of Build4 Life, Cystic Fibrosis, Cork/Kerry Branch.Thank you to Mr. Will Moloney for the use of � The Usual Place�,to Mr. Tommy Collins MC on the night, to Lorraine Murphy,Bridget Nicholson and Catriona Hill who performed the necessarywaxing and shaving on the night.We would also like to thank all the lads who participated in thewaxing and shaving on the night. Also to anyone who filled infundraising cards or made a donation, our heartful thanks.As a result of peoples kindness and generosity, we have so farraised approx �12,500.00 for the Build 4 Life fund.Thank You John, Ciara, Conor & Eabha Lucey

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS QuestionI understand that if I am providing full-time care to someone witha disability I can get a Respite Care Grant. How do I get it?AnswerThe Respite Care Grant is paid once a year to certain carers of peo-ple in need of full-time care and attention. It is paid automaticallyin early June by the Department of Social and Family Affairs tothose who are getting Carer’s Allowance, Carer’s Benefit, ConstantAttendance Allowance or Prescribed Relative’s Allowance. It ispaid automatically by the Health Service Executive to those whoare getting Domiciliary Care Allowance. Other carers providing full-time care have to apply. If, however,you received the grant last year, you do not need to apply again asthe Department writes to you to verify the details. To qualify youmust be:Aged 16 or over and ordinarily resident in the StateCaring for the person on a full-time basisCaring for the person for at least six months - this period mustinclude the first Thursday in June Living with the person being cared for or, if not, be contactablequickly by a direct system of communication, for example, tele-phone or alarmYou do not qualify if you are working, studying or training morethan 15 hours per week outside the home, if you are getting anunemployment payment or if you are signing on for unemploy-ment credits. You also do not qualify if you are living in a hospi-tal, convalescent home or similar institution. The person beingcared for must have a disability that requires full-time care andattention and must not be receiving it from someone else. He/shemust not normally live in a hospital, convalescent home or similarinstitution but may attend a non-residential training course or daycare centre. For 2008, the Respite Care Grant is �1,700 for eachperson being cared for. The application form (RCG1) is availablefrom your local Social Welfare Office or Citizens InformationCentre. If you are caring for more than two people you will alsorequire a Form RCG1(a) for each additional person.Further infor-mation is available from your local Citizens Information Centre.Question I am travelling in Europe this summer. Am I entitled touse public healthcare in other EU countries if I fall ill?Answer If you are visiting certain European countries and youbecome ill or get injured, the European Health Insurance Cardallows you to access public healthcare services. It replaces theE111 form which had previously been required.If you are going on a short stay to an EU country, an EEA country(Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway) or to Switzerland, it is advisableto have the card to cover you and your family for public health-care. Each person travelling will need a card. It is not required fora temporary visit to the UK if you can show that you are ordinar-ily resident in Ireland. You can apply for the card online at www.ehic.ie if you alreadyhave a medical card, GP visit card or a Drugs Payment Schemecard. Otherwise you can download an application form from thiswebsite or get it from your Local Health Office. You will need toprovide your name, address, date of birth and Personal PublicService Number (PPS No.). You should apply for the card a month before travelling if possi-ble. If there is not enough time to get the card before you travel,contact your Local Health Office to get a Temporary ReplacementCertificate for each person travelling instead. If you have a card that has expired, you can apply online to renewyour card. You will require your existing card number. If you havechanged your address or your name, you will need to contact yourLocal Health Office. If you have concerns about getting a renewedcard in time, you can get a Temporary Replacement Certificate.You may also wish to consider taking out private travel insurancefor some expenses that are not covered by the European HealthInsurance Card. These may include the costs of repatriation homeor the expenses of relatives who travel to you if you fall ill abroad.Further information is available from your local CitizensInformation Centre.This column has been prepared by YoughalCitizens Information Centre. The centre provides a free and confidential service to the public

NOVENA TO SACRED HEARTDear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. Thistime I ask you this special one (Mention Favour). Take it dear Heartof Jesus and place it within your own broken heart where your fathersees it, then in His merciful eyes it will become your favour, notmine. Amen. Say this prayer for three days, and favour will be grant-ed. Never known to fail. M.M.

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Medical Team with Garda John

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Emer Casey Memorial10km Prizewiners 2008

1 A O’Shea (Bantry) 30:49; 2 S Turea (Clonliffe) 31:28; 3 SBralitis (West Waterford) 32:24; 4 P Gibbons (SBR) 34:19; 5 JDoran (Riocht) 34:43; 6 S Stilwell (West Waterford) 34:55. M40:1 N Curtin (Youghal) 35:26; 2 B Delaney (Coolquill) 36:48; 3 EMeade (East Cork) 37:25. M45: 1 D McCarthy (East Cork) 35:34;2 D Carroll (Eagle) 38:48; 3 E Phelan (West Waterford)40:07.M50: 1 B Kearney (Leevale) 42:32; 2 M Boland (Clonmel)44:37; 3 S O’Mahony (unatt) 48:11.M55: 1 J Walshe (East Cork)44:34; 2 D McCarthy (Midleton) 45:47; 3 D O’Connell (Midleton)46:44.M60: 1 P Gyves (Mallow) 43:18; 2 M Hennessy (WestWaterford) 46:51; 3 D Nagle (Mallow) 49:42.MJ: 1 D Nugent(unatt) 43:04; 2 E O’Regan (Youghal) 45:23; 3 K O’Leary (unatt)51:14.Women: 1 R Lynch (Eagle) 37:30; 2 M Sweeney (St Finbarrs,F45) 39:35; 3 L Geary (Midleton) 40:58; 4 S Drennan (Midleton,F40) 42:50; 5 N Walsh (Youghal) 43:13; 6 E Murphy (St Finbarrs)43:14. F35: 1 B Coffey (West Waterford) 45:45; 2 E Cashman(unatt) 47:31; 3 A Casey (Youghal) 49:37. F40: 2 L Boyd (StFinbarrs) 49:06; 3 A Moloney (Youghal) 54:16. F45: 2 M Murphy(St Finbarrs) 45:00; 3 M Mulcahy (St Finbarrs) 48:59. F50: 1 BMorrissey (Eagle) 54:09; 2 R Foley (unatt) 54:21; 3 A Hayes(unatt) 57:33. FJ: 1 K Harrington (unatt) 56:53; 2 S Power(Youghal) 57:43; 3 N O’Regan (Youghal) 60:06.

THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10K

The Race Start

The Emer Casey Memorial Cup

The Club Vitae Team from the Quality Hotel, Youghal

Tommy Roche, Mick Bulman, Caroline O�Driscoll, Dave Smith, MargueriteHurton and Tony Lawlor

Julie Casey and Maurice Fitzgerald

Anita and Sarah Power

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THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10K



Declan and Rosemary Matthews Seanie and Jack McGrath

Gertie Murphy, Jim Coleman and ValerieGriffin Lisa Collins and Jennifer TuiteGer and Cuan Galvin of Galvins Costcutters sponsors of Goody Bags and

Refreshments pictured with Julie, Juliette, Analee and Susan Casey

Brendan Casey pictured with daughters Julie, Analee and Susan, Son-in-law Nicand the Hamill Sisters from Belfast.

Geraldine O�Connell, Peig Flanagan, Cllr. Sandra McLellan and Mary Barry.

Brendan Casey with Mary Sweeney and Maura Dempsey

Donie McCarthy, Billy Mason, John Hunt and Tommy Roche

The Hardworking Tea Ladies at Pobalscoil Na Trionoide Mickey, Blathnaid and SiobhanDowning Lisa and Alan Dodd, Skibbereen


THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10KPRESENTATION OF PRIZES

Race Winner Alan O�Shea receiving his prize fromJennifer Tuite

First 5 Men; Sandis Bralitis (West Waterford) 3rd, Alan O�Shea (Bantry) 1st,Sergiu Turea, (Clonliffe) 2nd, Paul Gibbons (Sliabh Buidhe Rovers) 4th andJames Doran (Riocht) 5th

Ladies Winner Rhona Lynch receiving her prize fromJennifer Tuite.

Mary Sweeny 2nd Lady

Linda Geary Midleton 3rd Lady Sally Drennan Midleton 4th Lady

Niamh Walsh, Youghal AC 5th Lady

Esther Murphy 6th LadyNoel Curtin Youghal AC 1st O40

Denis McCarthy 1st O45

Batt Kearney 1st and Maurice Bolan 2nd O50 with Jennifer Tuite

John Walshe 1st O55 Paddy Gyves 1st 060

Kevin O�Leary 3rd and Eamonn O�Regan 2nd Junior with Jennifer Tuite

Bridget Coffee 1st and Analee Casey 3rd O35 with Jennifer Tuite


Participants in the Emer Casey Central Park 5KDave Mohally and Marie O�Brien

Patrick Dawson won the first Emer Casey Central Park 5k run onMay 22nd, Conor O’Donoghue second and Jorge Pena was third.The race was organised by Marie O Brien who works for the NYoffice of MOP , a cousin of Emer�s who is currently living andworking in New York, along with David Golden and DaveMohally, from Youghal who is also now living in the Big Apple.While Marie and David did the organisng, Dave Mohally hostedthe post run drinks and food at his bar "Bua" located in the east vil-lage.Plans are already being put in place for next years run!

EMER CASEY NEW YORK 5K RUNMAY 22ND CENTRAL PARK

Setanta O’Hailpin launched the InauguralEmer Casey Melbourne Run at the weekendevent. Having been injured in Aussie Rulesgame the night before, it was extra specialand much appreciated effort on his part. Jennifer Ring a friend of Emer’s currentlyworking and living in Melbourne wasthe organiser of this event.

On the day there was a "surprise draw" andthe winners of the surprise drawwere as follows:1. Eddie O’Connor - Setanta signed Carltonjersey2. Adi Stevens - Setanta signed AFL Ball 3. Jamey Loupe - Setanta signed AFL Ball

FUN RUN WINNERS The inseperable four claimed the top 3 spots and how fitting theywere allfrom Cork. In no particular order (as can be evidence from thephoto attached) the winners were: From right to left as follows:Maria Twomey (1st) - Donoghmore, Co. CorkTheresa O’Sullivan (3rd) - Bantry, Co.Cork.Kathleen O’Sullivan (4th) - Bantry, Co.Cork.Christine O’Sullivan (2nd) - Bantry, Co.Cork

SETANTA O�HAILPIN LAUNCHES EMERCASEY MELBOURNE RUN

Some of the Runners who completed the first Emer Casey Melbourne Run

Jennifer Ring organiser ofthe Emer CaseyMelbourne Run 2008 pic-tured with SetantaO�Hailpin


1 O’SHEA, Alan Bantry AC2 TUREA, Sergiu, Clonliffe Harriers3 BRALITIS, Sandis,West Waterford AC4 GIBBONS, Paul,Sliabh Buidhe Rovers 5 DORAN, James,Riocht AC6 STILWELL, Sean,West Waterford AC7 HARTY, Philip West Waterford AC8 CURTIN, Noel Youghal AC9 MCCARTHY, Denis,East Cork AC10 O’CONNOR, Brian,Grange-Fermoy 11 DELANEY, Brendan,Coolquill AC12 O’KEEFFE, Marty,Youghal AC13 MEADE, Eric, East Cork AC14 LYNCH, Rhona,Eagle AC15 MCCARTHY, Charles,Grange-Fermoy 16 KELLY, Joe,West Waterford AC17 DUNFORD, Michael,West Waterford 18 HALLEY, Frank,Waterford19 COAKLEY, Donal,Togher AC20 MURPHY, Sean,Bandon AC21 SMITH, Kevin,Ballinacurra22 CARROLL, Denis,Eagle AC23 RIORDAN, Patrick,West Waterford 24 HICKEY, Alan,West Waterford 25 SWEENEY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC26 LEAHY, John Dungarvan27 PHELAN, Eamonn,West Waterford 28 FITZGERALD, Tom,West Limerick 29 HOGAN, David,Kilkenny City Harriers30 BULMAN, Mark,Donoughmore 31 DUNPHY, John,Rising Sun AC32 NEILSEN, David,Cork33 GEARY, Linda,Midleton AC34 GUINEY, Lyall,Galway35 BOLAND, Mark,Clonmel AC36 O’DONNELL, Kenneth,West Waterford 37 MCGRATH, Donal Bantry38 RELIHAN, Gary Eagle AC39 BRUNNOCK, Paul West Waterford AC40 KEARNEY, Batt,Leevale AC41 HENNESSY, Shane,Youghal42 DONNELLY, Noel,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine43 MURPHY, Michael,Kilkenny44 DRENNAN, Sally,Midleton AC45 HALLEY, Richard,Waterford46 NUGENT, Daniel,Youghal47 CURLEY, Kieran,Youghal AC48 COLEMAN, Tomas,West Waterford 49 WALSH, Niamh,Youghal AC50 MURPHY, Esther,St. Finbarrs AC51 GYVES, Paddy,Mallow AC52 TAGNEY, Nick,Ladysbridge53 MORRIS, Colm,Dublin54 O’SHEA, Patrick,Youghal55 LEAHY, Tom,Dungarvan56 FITZGERALD, Mark Youghal57 O’REILLY, Kevin,Youghal AC58 KELLY, Richard,West Waterford AC59 WALSHE, John,East Cork AC60 SMITH, Tony Youghal61 BOLAND, Maurice,Clonmel AC62 O’REGAN, Morgan,Carrigtwohill63 COOKE, Katie,Cork64 O’MAHONY, Pat,Cork65 MURPHY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC66 KIELY, Victor, Blarney67 FISHER, Jonathan, Bray68 BULMAN, George,Youghal AC69 O’REGAN, Eamonn,Youghal AC70 MELNE, Inese,West Waterford AC71 COFFEY, Bridget,West Waterford AC72 MCCARTHY, Danny,Midleton AC73 MURPHY, Mick,Carrigtwohill74 JACKSON, Niall,Faithlegg75 KELLY, Brendan,Cork76 DODD, Barry Rochestown77 DOWNING, Alan,Youghal78 CLIFFE, Lorraine,Youghal79 O’CONNELL, Donie,Midleton AC80 HENNESSY, Michael,West Waterford 81 O’BRIEN, Martin,Youghal82 DORRIAN, Hugh,Pilmore83 KEATING, James,Youghal84 CASHMAN, Evelyn,Youghal85 FLAVIN, Eamonn,West Waterford AC86 O’MAHONY, James,Youghal87 DENNEHY, Alison,Millstreet

88 RIORDAN, Chris,Cork89 MCGRATH, Michael,Waterford AC90 O’CALLAGHAN, Donal,Cork91 RYAN, Karen Cork92 POWER, Kevin,Youghal93 HEHIR, Brian, Ballysimon94 HAMILL, Robert,Youghal AC95 O’MAHONY, Sylvie Midleton96 MCLOUGHLIN, Mark Dublin97 ALLEN, Garrett,Cork98 RUSSELL, Dominic,Youghal99 COLEMAN, Eadaoin,Youghal100 POWER, Stephen,Dungarvan101 MULCAHY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC102 MCSWEENEY, Angela,Cork103 BOYD, Lina St., Finbarrs AC104 COOPER, Nuala,Youghal105 NICHOLSON, Gordon,Youghal AC106 COLEMAN, Donagh Youghal107 CASEY, Annelee,Youghal AC108 NAGLE, Dan,Mallow AC109 STAVROU, Amanda,St. Finbarrs AC110 MCDONNELL, Rosemary, Tallow111 COOPER, Tony,Youghal112 PRUNTY-HYNES, Eileen,Clonmel 113 GILLESPIE, Grainne Belfast114 LALOR, Joseph,Dublin115 O’REGAN, Padraig,Ladysbridge116 O’CALLAGHAN, Brian, Blarney117 GOLDEN, Des,Cork118 O’CONNELL, Enda,Glanmire119 O’LEARY, Kevin,Youghal120 MURPHY, Marie,Youghal121 HAMILTON, James, Skibberen122 BROWNE, Norma,Mallow123 MCCARTHY, Damian, Ardmore124 FITZGERALD, Maurice, Youghal125 TREACY, Conor,Youghal126 KIRWAN, Kenneth,Youghal127 WHYTE, Eoin,Youghal128 O’MAHONY, Willie,Youghal AC129 GLAVIN, Jerome,Youghal130 O’MAHONY, Mary,Midleton131 WARRINGTON, Giles,Ballynahinch132 MACDOLAND, Alison,Cork133 MURRAY, Ray,West Waterford AC134 COPITHORNE, Joe,St. Finbarrs AC135 LEONARD, Karl,Youghal136 O’CONNOR, David,Glanmire137 STACK, Colm,Youghal138 GRAHAME, Sean-Paul, Youghal139 KILGANNON, David Youghal140 LEAHY, Sean, Mogeely141 BARRON, Declan,Youghal142 O’MEARA, Catherine Dublin143 MORRISSEY, Breeda Eagle AC144 CASEY, Ann-Marie,Clashmore145 SEWARD, Maura,Grange146 CASEY, Catriona,Kinsalebeg147 MOLONEY, Ann,Youghal AC148 FOLEY, Rose,Cork149 MULCAHY, Denis,Cork150 HOWARD, Alastair,Bartlemy151 GRIFFIN, Daryl,Ballymore-Cobh AC152 COLEMAN, Niamh, Youghal153 NEILAND, Karen,Watergrasshill154 PARKER, Noel,Youghal155 MOREY, Nicola,Youghal156 MCFADDEN, Sean,Dublin157 BUCKLEY, Martina,Carrigtwohill158 MURPHY, Edel,Glanmire159 TERRY, John,Youghal160 HOGAN, Paul,Youghal161 BUCKLEY, Ann,Cork162 CHASE, Michelle,Cork163 GOLDEN, Liz,Cork164 HEGARTY, Margaret,Inniscarra165 HEGARTY, Joanne,Inniscarra166 O’DONOVAN, Kevin,Tower167 BANBURY, Padraig,Cork168 MCCARTHY, Aidan,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine169 HAND, Catherine,West Limerick AC170 HAND, David,West Limerick AC171 FISHER, Sarah,Bray172 COLLINS, Vivienne Malahide173 STEELE, Ken, Kildinan174 HARRINGTON, Karen, Pobalscoil Inbhear

Sceine175 MOTHERWAY, Marie, Killeagh176 CASHMAN, Conor,Killeagh177 MURPHY, Noelle,Knockraha178 DENNEHY-LANDERS, MartinaKilleagh179 NI NEILL, Sinead,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine180 HAYES, Ann,Carrigaline181 O’BRIEN, Aileen,Shanagarry182 POWER, Sinead,Youghal AC183 EGAN, Michael,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine184 BRODERICK, Rosey, Dublin185 NOONAN, Anne,Youghal186 KELLY, John,Six-Mile-Bridge187 MURPHY, Jennifer,Cork188 GRIFFIN, Tom,Cobh189 CASEY, Julie,Youghal190 MORAN, Brenda,Fermoy191 KENNEDY, Claire,Dublin192 MCCARTHY, Joan,Midleton AC193 KELLY, Mark,Ballymacoda194 O’REGAN, Niamh,Youghal AC195 FLAVIN, Emma,Youghal AC196 COLLINS, Dave,Mallow197 KEARNS, Frieda,Youghal198 DORNEY, Stuart,Monkstown199 COUGHLAN, Emer,Youghal200 BRODEICK-FARRELL, Ciara YoughalAC201 MANNING, Imelda,Carrigtwohill202 LEAHY, Nell,Midleton203 GERAGHTY, Eleanor Dublin204 TWOMEY, Louise,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine205 IRWIN, Laura,Youghal206 HUGHES, Claire,Galway207 KILGANNON, Claire,Youghal208 WALSH, Catriona,Youghal AC209 BYRNE, Carolyn,Dungarvan210 BUCKLEY, Ali,Youghal211 MULLINS, Paula,Limerick212 DESMOND, Elaine,Mallow213 QUILL, Lisa,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine214 D’ARCY, Morgan,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine215 FARRELL, Conor, Youghal216 MATHEWS, Declan,Youghal AC217 MCAULIFFE, Clare,Youghal218 CURTIN, Patricia,Youghal AC219 FITZGERALD, Brian,Youghal220 HAYES, Siobhan,Youghal221 CROTTY, Greg,Youghal AC222 METZGER, Daniel,Youghal223 O’ROURKE, Sinead,Ring224 CANNON, Loraine,Dublin225 RYAN, Norma,Mallow226 HERLIHY, Diarmuid,Mallow227 GILLEN, Sinead,Waterford228 DOWNING, Siobhan,Youghal229 LENIHAN, Tommy,Cork230 RYAN, Sandra,Youghal AC231 WHELAN-CURTIN, Mary Limerick232 KENNEFICK, Mary,Ballymacoda233 O’CONNOR, Maeve,Kilworth234 HAMILL, Roisaine,Belfast235 DRINAN, Eoin,Dublin236 FOLEY, Ashling,Cobh237 POWER, Sally, Dungarvan238 HAMILL, Breda,Belfast239 MORRISSEY, Sarah,Youghal240 CORCORAN, Ashleigh, Youghal241 O’SULLIVAN, Ciara Pobalscoil InbhearSceine242 NASH, Frances, Kilworth243 FISHER, Tanya, Lisburn244 O’SHEA, Siobhan, Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine245 POWER, Anita,Dungarvan246 CRAWFORD, Barbara, Youghal247 O’SULLIVAN, Denise, Pobalscoil InbhearSceine248 RYAN, Lesley,Youghal AC249 HICKEY, Linda,Youghal250 HARRINGTON, Aisling Pobalscoil InbhearSceine251 O’CONAILL, Irial,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine252 HARRINGTON, Amanda Pobalscoil InbhearSceine253 TOPHAM, Helen,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine254 TOHER, Mary,Midleton AC

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Adrian Coleman presented with his winning 1st prize of �1,500 Holiday by GarethLast, Moe’s Off- Licence Owner (Sponsors) and Wayne Ruxton, Manager, withrunner-up prizewinners Ian Malone, Aisling Cunningham and Noelle White

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Photo Michael Hussey

Local journalist Christy Parker picks the lucky winner

By Christy Parker Two months ago Adrian Colman went into Moe’s off licence on theNorth Main Street and bought some Budweiser. Last Friday night hegot his change. The ’change’ in question refers to country, climate andprobably currency however. That same week Adrian had become the first of eight weekly winnersin a draw for customers who spent over �10. He and the other sevennames drawn from the weekly entrants qualified for a super-draw inwhich Moe’s owner Garreth Last would donate a �1,500 travel vouch-er purchased from McDonalds Travel. Last week most of the winners were represented at Moe’s for the bigdraw and enjoyed complimentary wine, cheese and sandwiches whiledreaming of exotic white beaches, turquoise seas and colourful cock-tails sipped under palm trees many, many miles from Youghal land-fill’s odours. Only one of them was fated to see those dreams paid for on the night.On hearing his name called, Adrian Coleman went into mild shockand his eyes glazed over somewhat. "I can’t believe it. I’ve never wonanything before!", he eventually decided. The winner, 32, is a scaffolder with ANF Scaffolding and also drivesp/t for John Long taxi & coach services. His girlfriend is Aoife Butler,daughter of Youghal Comhaltas Chairman Micheal and they have afive year-old, Manchester-United supporting son, Cian. "I’ve been toseveral countries," recalls Adrian of Spain, France, Belgium. HollandBulgaria, "but I’ve no idea where we’ll go with this. It’s fantastic. I’dlike to thank Moe’s very much." As Adrian and Aoife ponder over maps, Moe’s shop manager WayneRuxton reflected on the success of the venture. "We had over a hun-dred entries every week," he revealed, adding, "We’ll probably doanother one for Christmas." Cork-born Gareth opened Moe’s last December. Gareth sharesresponsibility for Moe’s with fiancØe Noreen and shop managerWayne, from Youghal. Wayne, formerly employed at Carry Out andAqua Blue at Carlton Wharf, has an in-depth knowledge of the offlicence trade, as reflected in a Diploma in Wine. Moe’s strives to be"that little bit different" offering unusual and unexpected ranges. Andyou could end up in some unusual and unexpected place yourself too.


YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUBSponsored by Youghal Credit Union

Munster Senior Championships CastleIsland 25th MayOn Sunday 3 athletes from the club travelled to CastleIsland to takepart in the Munster Senior Championships.First in to action was Nikita Savage and Emer Kelly in the Women’sPole Vault competition, in windy conditions the two athletes per-formed very well, with Nikita winning the title with a new person-al best performance of 2.70 metres which will give her great confi-dence as she prepares for the All Ireland Schools Competition nextSaturday 31st May in Tullamore.Emer Kelly took second place with a clearance of 2.10 metres alsoa new personal best for her. Emer has improved greatly over the lastfew weeks as she has only recently taken up Pole Vault and Athletesin general and shows great potential for the future.In the Senior Men’s High Jump Michael Healy continues his greatstart to the year by adding the Munster Senior title to the MunsterJunior title win earlier this month. Michael opened the competitionat 1.65 m and had a clearance all the way to his winning jump at1.95 a new personal best, coming on the back of his 1.94m jump lastweek to break the Munster Schools Record and take the title as well.Michael now travels to Tullamore next Saturday to compete in theAll Ireland Schools Competition in both high jump and discus."Pfizer" 6 mile raceWillie O Mahony was the only Youghal competitor in the race. Hefinished in a very respectable time of 54:46."Garda" 5K raceFirst Youghal athlete home in a time of 17:08 was Noel Curtin. Noelwas 15th overall and 2nd O/40. Marty O Keeffe and AndrewNicholson were next over the line in times of 18:09 and 18:34. Solidrunning from the three lads who packed in tightly together securedthe Quality Hotels team 2nd prize in category A. It was marvellousto see Aoife Cooke "back on the road" again. She finished in anexcellent 19:07. Well done Aoife! Sylvie O Mahony who ran forEMC on the night was our next athlete home in 21:57. Willie OMahony ran 25:20. Well done to all. Ballyandreen "5"It’s that time of year again, the start of the infamous Ballycottonsummer series! The first race of the four got underway lastThursday night with a now to be expected huge field. Although theforecast wasn’t promising, the evening turned out fine and theweather did little to impede the progress of the runners. 28:38 sawour first athlete Noel Curtin home. This was a superb time for Noeland all the sweeter as the season is only beginning. Watch this spaceas Noel will be putting those times on a serious diet over the com-ing months! Yet again Marty O Keeffe and Andrew Nicholson werethe next to clock in. Their times were 30:09 and 31:41 respectively.This was a fantastic achievement for the lads who have been train-ing diligently over the last few months. A sub 30 is sure to be thegoal before the end of the summer! Kieran Curley and Niamh Walshbattled shoulder to shoulder for the last stretch! Kieran just shavedit in 34:47 with Niamh only a second behind. Well done to Niamhwho was 7th lady overall. It was great to see 13 athletes from theclub competing on the night. Many of these are certain to go on andcomplete the series. The rest of the times are as follows: EamonFlanagan 36:38, Pat Arnott 37:40, Robert Hamill 38:20, GordonNicholson 40:00, Willie O Mahony 42:40. Well done to Evet Arnottwho ran her first 5 miler of the year in 49:08.Ladies’ run on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 from Tides car park.Mens’ run from the same venue on Fridays at 7:30. All are welcomeregardless of ability. Beginners especially welcome.Juvenile NewsOn 18th May a number of our younger athletes travelled to the CITin Cork to participate in Day 3 of the County Championships. Therelays were held on this day and also the 2 x team events whichwere qualifying events for the Munster Championships; these wereheld in the U/10, U/11 and U/12 age groups. The County BChampionships were also held. It was a long day at the track butour athletes did themselves proud as they all won medals on the day. Boys U/10 Diarmuid Clancy and Sean Broderick. 300m - Ist Team, 60M - 2nd Team; Padraig McCarthy and Darragh Slattery. Ballthrow - 5th, Long Jump - 7th. The 300m, 60m and Ball Throwteams have qualified for the Munsters.

Boys U/11 Fearghal Curtin and Kieran Lynch,500- 2nd Team.;Kieran Lynch and Jack O’ Rourke.; Ball Throw - 2nd Team; ConorForde and Fearghal Curtin; Long Jump - 7th Team; Jack O’ Rourkeand Conor Forde; 80m Sprint - 9th Team; Our teams in the 500m,Long Jump and Ball Throw have qualified for the Munsters. Girls U/11 Emily O’ Keefe and Rachel Dunne. 80m Sprint - IstTeam; Jennifer Hennessy and Emily O’ Keefe. 500m - Ist Team;Rachel Geary and Rachel Dunne. Ball Throw - Ist Team; RachelGeary and Niamh Bernard. 500m - 4th Team; Niamh Bernard andJennifer Hennessy,Long Jump - 3rd Team; All of these teams have qualified for theMunsters.Girls U/12 Heather Curley and Cassie O’ Brien. High Jump - 2ndTeam. 600m - 3rd Team; Lauren O’ Mahoney and Zoe Goggin. Shot- 4th Team. Long Jump - 7th Team.County B Championships and Relays.Boys U/13 Cian Greene and Daniel Smiddy put in great perform-ances to win Gold Medals in the Sprint Relay and the team shotcompetition. Both of these lads teamed up with Ross Donovan andAdam Malone to run a very good relay and finished in 3rd place.However following the disqualification of the Leevale team theyobtained second place and went home with silver relay medals.Girls U/13 Niamh McCarthy and Aisling Daly again put in verygood performances to win gold medals in the team long jump andshot competitions.Girls u/12 Jennifer Geary teamed up with Lauren O’ Mahoney andboth did very well in the Shot where they won gold medals. In theLong Jump they won silver medals. Well done girls. The relay team were very unfortunate not to win medals as theywere in the top placings for most of the relay. Heather Curley,Cassie O’ Brien, Jennifer Geary and Zoe Goggin ran in the relay.Boys U/10 and Boys U/11 Padraig McCarthy and Darragh Slatterywon the Long Jump to win the gold medals. Padraig McCarthyteamed up with Conor Forde and won the Ball throw U/11 compe-tition with some very good throws.The Boys U/10 relay came third to win bronze medals. This was avery good performance for the lads especially for Darragh Slatteryand Padraig McCarthy who were running a relay on the track for theforst time. The Boys U/11 reached the final having qualified fromthe heats. The standard in this age group was extremely high as alot of Cork lads have won Munster and National Sprint medals inthis age group in the Indoors. The Youghal team did very well tofinish in 6th place in the final and all lads ran extremely well.Girls U/15 The girls u/15 relay team of Emma Flavin, EmmaHennessy, Niamh Daly and Ciara Broderick-Farrelly ran a verygood relay race and obtained the bronze medals on the day.BOYS U/18 Our U/18 team of Aaron Kenny, David Ryan, EamonO’ Regan and Micheal Cronin won silver medals in the 4x100 andthe 4x400 relays. It was great to see this age group competing espe-cially for the younger athletes. FORTHCOMING EVENTS.Munster Championships - Weekend of 7th and 8th June atTemplemore for age groups u/10 to U/14. The above mentionedteams have all been entered and also U/13 and u/14 boys and girlsin their events as requested.National Schools - Saturday 30th May.Athletes from the club who have qualified for their schools includeNikita Savage for Pole vault and 300m, Michael Healy for Discusand High Jump, Ray Kelly for Pole Vault and Patricia Curtin forJavelin. Very best of luck to these athletes who will be travelling toTullamore next Sunday.TRAININGTraining has been altered to Tuesday and Thursday nights at sevenin Tower Park. Pole Vault is also in Tuesday nights at eight o’ clockin the GAA hall.EXAM STUDENTS.Very best of luck to all our current club members Niamh O’ Regan,Carmel Morrisson, Sarah Ryan and Siobhan Greene and also to allthose who have been involved with our club who will be startingtheir Leaving Cert next week. Best of luck to our athletes who willbe doing their Junior cert also including Nikita Savage and EamonO’ Regan.CONDOLENCESOur thoughts and Prayers are with Tony, Michelle, Conor, Oran andTirna Hennessy at this sad time on the loss of baby Aaron.


YOUGHAL GAA’S CZECHLODGERS SET TO LEAVE

By Christy Parker Nine members of a multinational disability group returned homethis week after an unexpected stint as lodgers at Youghal GAA’Club Aras headquarters. The group became stranded in the townwhen their bus broke down shortly after arriving in Ireland to par-ticipate in a series of relay runs to raise disability awareness. The nine, all Czechs, were part of the ’European Association forSpecial Social Groups’ consisting of 104 runners and carers andcomprising teams from locations in Hungary, Czech Republic,Poland, Romania and Ukraine. A mixture of physically and mentally disabled and largely fromdeprived backgrounds, they have been engaged in a 10-year proj-ect with unwieldy title, ’Integrative Meetings of Friends’, since1999. Every summer they run a series of 2 km relays in Europeancountries, through which they seek to "promote broader integra-tion of the disabled into societies, improve mental and physical fit-ness and develop friendships," says Austrian Jerzy Chrabek, a 64year-old remedial worker and tour organiser. Over time the teams evolve, with participants leaving and beingreplaced by others. Different countries join and depart also overthe years. Accommodation usually consists of a pre-arrangedagreement to use sports hall facilities, where the guests employ theinflated mattresses they carry with them. Bearing a personally signed support letter from PresidentMcAleese, ten vans bearing the latest representatives arrived inRosslare on May 18th for the Irish leg of a three-week tourthrough Denmark, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland,Holland and Belgium. Following a run from Waterford to Dungarvan on the day ofarrival, the vans departed for an overnight stay in Youghal andanticipated accommodation at Youghal GAA’s headquarters onMagner’s Hill. A misunderstanding in communications howevermeant no arrangements had been made and neither welcome norhall was prepared. Youghal Mayor Dave Savage, Youghal GAASecretary Assumpta Parker and Vice-Chairman Ken Bulmanworked feverishly to remedy the situation. Once it was established that the group’s self-acquired insurancearrangements were in order, the headquarters were made availableand an embarrassing, not to mention stressful, situation was avert-ed. Mayor Savage, on behalf of the Council, made one a largetakeaway order from Doyle’s to feed the contingent. Unfortunately, while their peers continue their tour towardsNorthern Ireland next day, a broken down van meant the Czechshad to stay behind. An expected two-day sojourn evolved into aweek as spare parts became difficult to acquire in Cork.Eventually, with another fortnight hovering on the radar the partydecided to fly home, with the van to be collected later. "It was asurprise development but we have been glad to help out. Weadmire what they are doing and they are most welcome," says MrBulman.Rumours that the guests would be press-ganged into playingIntermediate hurling have been denied by the GAA, whileWaterford selectors are said to have acquired the services of aDeise-Czech translator too late. ’Integrative Meetings of Friends’s agenda is extremely worthy as ittirelessly strives to hammer down prejudice, fear and apathy."Disabled people can interact with mainstream society and cancontribute enormously to it," Mr. Chrabek repeats. "All we seek isa fair chance." Thus far he has promoted that quest throughapproximately 170 towns across 22 countries and covered 17,000km of which over 9,000 km has been run. They have had audi-ences with Pope John Paul II in 2002 and several heads of statehave given their writing support. The series is expected to end insummer 2009 in Andorra. Meanwhile Youghal GAA helped nineCzech participants to assimilate very well in 2008.

Mr. Ned O�Keeffe TD has confirmed that Cork County Council(South) has been approved a capital allowance of �2,545,140 forprivate house grants for older people and people with a disabilityfor the year 2008.Deputy O�Keeffe has stated that this is very wel-come in view of the increasing demand for assistance under thisscheme. This scheme covers house repairs and adaptation workswhich when carried out, dramatically improves the living condi-tions of the applicants.

Ned O�Keeffe Welcomes House Grant

VINTAGE CAR PULL FUNDRAISER IN AID OF THE EYE TO EYE

FOUNDATION PROJECT

Martin Flynn and Joe Power with Liam Daly and Michael Flynn pulling the vin-tage car through the streets of the town last Saturday in aid of the Eye To EyeFoundation. The car pull left Perks and arrived at Crowley’s Garage at the otherside of town. The charity fun fundraiser is to help the hill tribe children in north-ern Thailand.

Martin Flynn, Joe Power, Liam Daly, Michael Flynn, James Walsh, James Flynn,Catherine Seward, Gerald Daly, Tracy Flynn, volunteers and collectors take a restin the centre of town during the novel charity fundraiser

Ian O’Sullivan winner of the Youghal CYMS Beginners Snooker Plaque withKillian McCarthy runner-up in the final of the tournament last weekend.

CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTTOn sunday, 25th of May, We played host to the Cork senior stroke-play. In very windy conditions, the scoring was always going tobe difficult. After 36 holes, Ray Murphy and John walsh were tiedon -6. After a 9 hole playoff, John walsh came out on top. Thomaslynch from E.S.B. finished third. Daren Collins from St. annescame in 4th with our own anthony o loughlin finishing in 5thplace.Next competition is being sponsored by Sammy’s butchers ofYoughal. The competition begins on Friday,30th of May, tee offtime 6:30 and continues on Saturday the 31st, tee off time 6:00.The club would like to send a get well soon message to sunnyMangan,we hope that it wont be long before we see sunny backon the first tee.Ladies morning every Wednesday at 10:30.


Andrew, Michael and Nessa Browne from Green Barn Garden & Lifestyle, spon-sors of the Tree pictured at the Tree Planting with 2A2 CSPE Project Studentsalong with Seamus O’Ceallachain, Principal, Bernie Heffernan Deputy Principal,Claire Fitzgerald Co-ordinator and Fr. Relihan School Chaplain.

Tree Planting atPobalscoil Na Trionoide

Pioneer Total AbstinenceAssociation of The Sacred Heart

This year (2008) is the eightienth birthday of the Youghal Centre.To commemorate the event, Mass will be celebrated in St. Mary�sParish Church at 7.30pm on Friday 30th May, 2008 - The Feast ofthe Sacred Heart. It is hoped that al Pioneers and their familieswill attend. Pioneers from surrounding areas are also invited tojoin us. Paddy Swayne - President, Billy Lynass - Secretary.

Fr. Patrick Relihan, Canon Tom Browne and Deputy Principal Bernie Heffernanwith Leaving Cert Graduation Class of 2008

Teachers SiobhÆn Keniry and Elma Kent with Leaving Cert student TonyKenneally

Amanda de Bhiel, CÆit GairnØir, Brian Lotty, Heather N� Dhonnchœ, FrankDelaney and Christian N� DhœnÆin

Tutors of 2008 - Aisling Cuddigan, Linda Donoghue and Rosari O’ Brien picturedwith Leaving Cert Graduation students Joe Budds, Jamie Hodnett, GregJayawardene, Michael Coleman and Niall Griffin

Tutors of 2008 - Julette Murphy, Mary Jayawardene, Frank Delaney, SiobhÆnKeniry, Brian Lotty and Aisling Cuddigan

Pobalscoil Na Tr�on�ide LeavingCertificate Graduation Mass 2008

Photos by Michael Hussey

CHATTERBOX SUMMERSHOWCASE

A sunny May Monday evening welcomed audiences to the open-ing night of the Chatterbox summer showcase which was held lastweek in the Mall Arts Centre, Youghal. Girls and boys from theChatterbox school entertained full houses on both nights of theshow. After the official opening speech given by Mayor DavidSavage, the curtains drew back revealing six dancers tapping theirtoes to the song �the best is yet to come�. That certainly was thecase. As the song continued, we saw more dancers take to thestage adding their own unique style of dance. The crescendo of thesong saw 26 students dance in unison to an opening number thatset the standard for the rest of the show.Each class had their moment in the spotlight. It was hard tobelieve that some children were performing for the first time onstage! Their smiles and energy aptly concealed any hidden anxi-ety, leaving tears the reserve of the proud parents in the audience. The colourful costumes and set, mixed with a good variety ofmusic from numerous genres plus the dramatic interludes madefor an evening that entertained both young and old. As the final curtain came down on Tuesday night, weary headsharbouring relentless smiles epitomised the heart of Chatterbox.�When is our next show?� was the question echoing backstage. Watch this space!

Harmony on Stage


Dance Tutor Ruth Hayes with the Chatterbox performers and stage hands after thesell out performance of their annual dance and drama spectacular Summer show inthe Mall Arts Centre.

Dance Tutor Ruth Hayes with her husband John and children Nicole and Robert

Chatterbox Summer ShowcasePhoto Michael Hussey

Sorcha Cooney, Asst. CFO; Tommy Roche, Youghal Station Officer; DonieMcCarthy, Youghal Firefighter; Frances Murray, Asst. CFO; Lys Sweeney,Youghal Firefighter and Aaron Fahy, Asst. FO

Youghal Firefighters Donie McCarthy and Tommy Roche with Kilcredan NationalSchool children pictured during the Community Fire Safety Demonstration

Firefighter Tommy Roche demonstratesthe danger of chip pan fires

Firefighter Tommy Roche demonstratesthe danger of chip pan fires

Youghal Firefighter Donie McCarthy shows the extreme danger of fire to theKilcredan National School children

Community Fire SafetyDemonstration Unit At

Kilcredan National School Photo Michael Hussey

Beginners Group: James Kelly, Andrew Joyce, Colby Lewis, Jamie Yellop, DanielGunn and Killian McCarthy pictured with tournament Co-ordinator BrendanCooney

Ian Hennessy presents The Moss Walsh Memorial Snooker Plaque to winnerJoseph Yellop and Lee Walsh runner-up

YOUGHAL CYMS


In Memoriam

1ST ANNIVERSARYIn Loving Memory of our dear brother

JOHN KENNEDY R.I.P.Late of 76, North Main Street, Youghal

Who died on June 7th 2007

A Wonderful brotherAlways Remembered

Never Forgotten

Sadly Missed by his sisters Betty, Bernie, Pearland extended Family

Anniversary Mass at St. Mary�s Parish Churchon Sunday 8th June at 12 o�clock noon

A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN(Never known to fail)

O most beautiful flower of mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splen-dour of heaven, blessed mother of the Son of God, ImmaculateVirgin assist me in my necessity. O star of the sea help me andshow me herein you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother ofGod, queen of heaven and earth, I humbly beseech you from thebottom of my heart to succour me in this necessity: there arenone that can withstand your power. O show me herein you aremy mother. O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us whohave recourse to thee (3 times). Holy mother I place this causeinto your hands (3 times). Holy spirit you who solve all prob-lems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal, you who gaveme the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me andthat in all instances of my life you are with me, I want in thisshort prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm onceagain that I never want to be separated from you in eternalglory. Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine. Theperson must say this prayer on three consecutive days. Afterthree days the request will be granted.

This prayer must be published after the favour is granted. -Favour Granted. K.K.

HOGAN2ND ANNIVERSARY

In Loving memory of a dear mother Annie(Nan) Hogan,

late of 9 Dr. Kennedy Place, Youghal,who died 24th May 2006

If we could visit heaven,On this our saddest day,

Maybe for a moment,Our pain would go away,

We would put our arms around you,And say these words so true,

Our lives have never been the same,Since the day that we lost you.

Sadly missed and always loved by your Sons andDaughters, John, Jimmy, Paddy, Stephen, Mary, Ann,

Bridget, Helen and Lizzy

HOGAN2ND ANNIVERSARY

In Loving memory of a dear grandmotherand greatgrandmotherAnnie (Nan) Hogan,

late of 9 Dr. Kennedy Place, Youghal,who died 24th May 2006

If tears could build a stairway,And memories a lane,

I would walk my way to heaven,And bring you back again

Sadly missed and always loved by Anna, Stephen,Tyrone, Troy & Tianna and all your other grandchil-dren and greatgrandchildren who will always love

you.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ANDFIRST ANNIVERSARY

WILLIAM (BILLY) FLAVIN51 RAHEEN PARK, YOUGHAL

6TH JUNE 2007

The wife and family of the late Billy would like tothank all those who sympathised with them on thesad loss of Billy. All those who visited our home,

attended the Rosary, Funeral Mass and Burial. Thosewho supported us during the wake, sent mass cards,

letters of sympathy and floral tributes and thosewho travelled to be with us. We would like to thank

Dr. O’Callaghan, the ambulance crew, Colin andstaff of Egan’s Funeral Home, Canon Browne and Fr.

Birmingham and our neighbours and friends fortheir support, kindness and generosity. The Holy

Sacrifice of the mass will offered for your intentions.

A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN(Never known to fail)

O most beautiful flower of mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splen-dour of heaven, blessed mother of the Son of God, ImmaculateVirgin assist me in my necessity. O star of the sea help me andshow me herein you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother of God,queen of heaven and earth, I humbly beseech you from the bot-tom of my heart to succour me in this necessity: there are nonethat can withstand your power. O show me herein you are mymother. O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who haverecourse to thee (3 times). Holy mother I place this cause intoyour hands (3 times). Holy spirit you who solve all problems,light all roads so that I can attain my goal, you who gave me thedivine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in allinstances of my life you are with me, I want in this short prayerto thank you for all things as you confirm once again that I neverwant to be separated from you in eternal glory. Thank you foryour mercy towards me and mine.The person must say this prayer on three consecutive days. Afterthree days the request will be granted. This prayer must be pub-lished after the favour is granted. -PMC


Youghal is set to be the most exciting location in the country thiscoming June when the Thundercat European Beach Challengetakes place from the 20th to the 22nd. On water, on land and in theair, the thousands that attend are promised world-class entertain-ment for the entire family. For the first time ever in Ireland topinternational Thundercat teams will race right on the shoreline,giving spectators a powerboating experience they can almostreach out and touch. Unusually, for an Irish outdoor event, weath-er conditions are not an issue - if the weather is great then every-one will enjoy a balmy, yet exciting weekend at the beach inYoughal, but if the weather is in any way inclement then theThundercat spectacle gets even more exciting. In short, whateverthe weather - Youghal is going to be the place to be.Continuing the family-friendly theme of the weekend the organis-ers have packed a huge supporting festival into the three days ofthe event. The largest firework display ever seen in these parts willkick off proceedings on the Friday night, preceded by a free out-door concert by ’Abbaesque’ and a parade by the Thundercats - allright in the centre of Youghal town. Daytime on Saturday andSunday the action moves to Claycastle Beach (1 mile from thetown) where an exciting programme of land, sea and air displayswill keep all ages entertained from 10am each morning until 7pmeach evening. And if that’s not enough, then there’s also a greatboatshow, plus a food and craft market. In the evening the actionmoves back into the centre of Youghal with even more great freeconcerts and street entertainment. To make life easy for the thou-sands expected to attend, there will be a full park and ride servicein place with shuttle buses transferring visitors from designatedparking locations to the main event site and Youghal town centre.This year’s event is completely free to the public and huge thanksare extended to Cork County Council, Youghal Town Council,Youghal Socio-Economic Development Group and the businesscommunity in Youghal for providing the funding required to makean event of this enormous scale possible.Thundercats began life as surf-rescue boats in South Africa wherethey were the only boats that could go out into the wild SouthernOcean waves to rescue surfers. Following a eureka moment fromsome of the rescue crews, these small inflatable craft started rac-ing in the surf just off the beach. They are now raced all over theWorld, from South Africa to Australia, New Zealand, all over

Europe and bothsides of America.Pulling well over2g on cornersthese amazingcraft have a betterpower-to-weightratio than aFerarri. Racing atspeeds over 60mph they race atight circuit righton the shoreline and race finishes often see them driving right upon to the beach at full speed. This is the first powerboat race to beheld in Ireland under the guidance of the Irish SailingAssociation’s (ISA) new Motorboat Division, and it is fitting thatThundercats will kick-off what promises to be an exciting new erafor Irish watersports. Exciting, challenging and great fun,Thundercats look set to become a regular sight in Irish waters,with many new Irish teams expected to be tempted into the seriesdue to their relatively low cost of purchase.While this year will be one of the largest free public events in thecountry, the potential for Youghal is even greater. The town is cur-rently in the running to become the location for the NorthernEuropean leg of the Powerboat P1 World Championship. This isone of the biggest sporting events in the world with a global tele-vision reach of 2.2 billion and an expected attendance of 150,000spectators a day. If Youghal is successful then it would play hostto the event for five years, starting in 2009. The potential benefits,not just to Youghal but the entire South-East coastline fromWaterford City right down into Cork Harbour, are staggering -global media focus, direct economic impact of more than �260million, job creation and a massive tourism influx. P1 is the water-based equivalent to Formula 1 Racing with all of the associatedglitz and glamour - pits, tented villages, VIP’s, concerts, interna-tional fashion shows and parties, etc. This is truly an exciting timefor Youghal, and the people of the region are invited to come alongthis June 20th to 22nd to witness an amazing spectacle - and to beable to say that they were there right at the start!

Thundercats are Go in Youghal


YOUGHAL’S LONGEST RUNNINGART CAMP MOVES TO NEWVENUE FOR SUMMER 2008

The hugely successful community based art camp run by DianeMagee and Jeni Dorrian Lee has been running in Youghal since1995. Until this year the art camp has ran in Colaiste Eoin(NowThe College of Further Education and Youth Reach). "Over thelast 12 years we have had the privilege of working with many ofthe same children, some of which have attended from age 5 to12yrs and have even returned after that to help out! It’s no surprisethat we have an emotional attachment to the camp/school andpride ourselves on the high standard of work produced every year"says Diane.Summer Art Camp 08 has brought with it some new changes! Thisyear the camp will be held in our local secondary school PobailScoil na Trionoide. As a new school it offers fantastic facilities,which include two art rooms located beside each other on theground floor. Due to availability our regular dates have changed,please see below

For information/bookings you can contact Diane Magee at 0879687358Diane is a qualified art teacher who has taught art at secondarylevel for 9 years. She is currently working full-time as a profes-sional artistNote: Jeni Dorrian Lee(a full- time art teacher in Pobailscoil naTrionoide) is taking this year out from summer art camp.

St Ita’s Golf Classic St Ita’s 2nd Golf Classic washeld on Wed 14th and Thursdaythe 15th of May at Youghal GolfClub. This was the second yearthat St Ita’s have held this eventand it proved to be a very suc-cessful event indeed. With somany teams entering this yearthe event committee had to add asecond day for the golfers totake part in this fun competition.On the evening FidelmaColeman opened the prize giv-ing welcoming everybody and thanking all who took part. PatsyO Regan from the Youghal Golf club then welcomed everyonefrom St Ita’s to the Golf Club and commented on the hard workthe Committee had done to run the event and wished St Ita’s everysuccess. Club Chairman Sean Harnedy then spoke briefly aboutthe club and success in the year gone by and how the club wasdelighted at the amount of support they had received from every-one and from all who took part in the Golf Classic which was oneof the main fundraising events of the colander year for St Ita’s.Richard McCarthy spoke on behalf of the mains sponsors to theevent were delighted to be associated with this classic, they wereMulti Roofing, Farrell’s Bar Summerfield, Amac Agri Suppliesand Gazebos Restaurant. The prizes were then given out in the following orderNon GUI Players5th 0n 67pts Malachy McCarthy, Mike Landers & Sean Harnedy4th on 70pts Alan Downing, Patrick O Sullivan & Ed Coleman;3rd on 79pts Henry Nicholson team; 2nd on 81pts Forrest &Walsh team; 1st on 91pts Specialist Welding Team Pat McCarthy,Luke Swayne & Liam Leahy; Best All Ladies Team on 70ptsCielia Cotter, Katie Flavin & Noreen Cashman; Longest DriveGene Farrell; Nearest to pin Eddie Ryan; 10th Cathy Harnedy &Friends on 87pts; 9th Noel Murphy Roofing (Back 9) on 87pts;8th Ray Rochford (Back 9) on 87pts; 7th The Quays -BillyJoyce,Genie Sheils, John Power on 88pts; 6th Michael McCarthy,Danny McSweeny, Tadgh O Mahony on 89pts; 5th John Ferritersteam on 90 pts; 4th Berties Golf Society on 92 pts; 3nd LiamSloane Plastering on 93 pts; 2nd Kieran Coleman (Back 9) on 93pts; 1st Tourig Homes Pat, Kevin & Conor Coyne on 94pts

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YOUGHAL RED CROSSOccupational First Aid

Presentation of Certificates On Tuesday 6th May at the Walter Raleigh HotelThe Youghal Branch of the Red Cross Society was host to thepresentation of certificates to participants of an Occupational FirstAid Course given by Pat McCarthy at Pobalscoil na Trionoide.On behalf of the Youghal Branch, Elaine Mulcare (Hon.Chairperson) welcomed the Cork Area Chairman Denis Twomeyand expressed her appreciation at his support and dedication. Shealso welcomed the course participants and praised them for theircommitment to finishing a tasking course. She also mentioned thehigh esteem that the Red Cross certification in First Aid carriesworldwide, stressing the international recognition for the RedCross symbol and what it stands for.Denis Twomey congratulated all those present who had attendedthe course and reminded them that a lot of First Aid is commonsense but doing a course gives a person the confidence to act whenothers hesitate to get involved. Doing a course also means that youhave practice and this makes you competent at what you do. Headded that very often it may be a family member or close friendthat you are called on to give first aid.As a follow up to doing a basic first aid course Denis Twomeyreminded people that they could further their expertise by joiningthe local branch of the Red Cross and take part in duties at sportsevents and help out in the community: For example, a memberalways helps out at the Blood Bank. To further their skills theycould also do an emergency First Responder Course or do a coursein Hand Care. Unit members also take part in competitions and itis hoped that the local unit will be reactivated shortly.Denis Twomey also gave some insight into how the Red Cross wasresponding to International disasters such as Burma and the areahit by the Tsunami. He congratulated the instructor Pat McCarthyon his classe’s achievement and then went on to present the certs.Present:Fiona McMahon, Mike McMahon, Maurice Geoghegan, ItaTreacy, Linda Donoghue, Eleanor Hegarty, Eamon Geary, MaireLagan, Yvonne McCarthy, Helen Landers, Levi Dewick, AlisonScott Dewick,Absent.Ann-Maria Broderick, Dympna Quill, Dano Hodnett, Ann Barry,Janette Hickey, Selina Hickey, Kevin Gallogley.The evening ended with tea and sandwiches and a photocall for allthose present including the officers of the local branchThe Red Cross are currently holding a First Aid course at Bru naSi and the next course will be in the Autumn.


Festival HighlightsThe Central Gallery - A themed exhibition of work by local,national and international professional artists of high note. Thetheme this year goes by the title of ’The Lost Summer’.Walking Gallery - By using the shop and business windowsalong the Main Street of Youghal, a mile long Gallery is created inwhich a variety of visual art forms can be viewed. Works by local,national and international artists. Artist Development Workshops - A one day development courseaimed at the semi-professional and professional artist of CorkCounty will be held with a focus career development. Guest tutorwill be Sarah Searson.Children’s Workshop days - A programme of workshops forchildren where children can experiment with a variety of art skillsin a series of artist led workshops.Windy Lane Puppet Theatre -A Shadow Puppet Show and stagehas been created to a very high standard. The show is based onmusic by the Beetles and other favorite classics and is aimed atchildren from 0-99 years. Youghal Carpets �The Final Days� - This is an exhibition creat-ed by local Artist Marcella Reardon and Derek Spiers initially forthe Triskle Gallery in Cork. It chronicles the final days before theclosure of this historic company which has employed so manyYoughal people over the years. Youth Film Festival - Saturday 26th July from 6pm the 5 youthgroups show a series of short films created by themselves.Inter Schools Art Competition - During the course of the summerterm 5 local primary schools will encourage all children to enterthis competition. The children will be asked to paint or draw a pic-ture using the title of ’Reasons to be cheerful’. The winning entriesin this competition will be on display in the Youghal Town Libraryduring the month of July.Liam O’Leary Exhibition - Liam O’Leary was the co-founder ofthe Irish Film Society. The festival committee has beenapproached by Liam’s sister who holds much of his published his-tory including photographs of him and by him and newspaperclippings tracing his career and role in Irish Film culture. The Youghal Visual Arts Festival held the official launch of thisyear’s festival. This follows months of hard work put in by thecommittee to create a programme of events to delight and enter-tain all.The programme includes a host of attractions from quality art byprofessional local, national and international artists in the CentralGallery to an exhibition of children’s work by the winners of theinter primary schools competition. Not forgetting the spectacular’Walking Gallery’ where the Main Street of Youghal is transformedinto an enthralling gallery experience. The much acclaimed Youghal Carpets Exhibition by local artistMarcella Reardon and fellow artist Derek Spiers makes a wel-come debut in Youghal. The exhibition is a photographic chroni-cle of the final weeks of the world famous Youghal CarpetsFactory before its closure in 2007. In recognition of the contribution made by local man LiamO’Leary to the founding of the Irish Film Society in 1936, a sam-ple of his work will be on display.If this is not enough to keep you interested there is an extensiveprogramme of artist led workshops for the children and even acouple for the family. There will be the chance to experience awide range of art media from pastel to paint, sand and even shav-ing foam.As a special treat for the whole family why not come and see theunique and captivating show by the local Windy Lane PuppetTheatre. Two free shows will be held for all to enjoy with musicby the Beatles and other popular favourites this show is sure toentertain all children from 1 - 101+ years of age.Keeping on the local theme, five local Youth groups from the

Youghal area will hold a Film Gala night where they will show-case a selection of short films produced by the groups themselves. For those more serious about art and creating it there will be a oneday workshop held by Sarah Searson in which she will be able toguide and advise the new and developing professional artistthrough the minefield of Artist Promotion.All in all the Youghal Visual Arts Festival will be an exciting andinspiring week for everyone!Further details of events and bookings can be made to 0874126213 or by email to [email protected] Visual Arts Festival Arts and Crafts Shop OpeningWith the building excitement of the upcoming ’ThundercatsPowerboat Weekend’ soon to hit our shores, Youghal Visual ArtsFestival will be opening an Arts and Crafts Shop to raise vitallyneeded funds for the festival. Due to the expected large visitor numbers over this weekend wewill utilize one of the currently vacant retail units on the MainStreet. The shop will hold a huge array of local arts and crafts from exqui-site jewellery to beautiful paintings, greetings cards and pottery.If you require further details or would like to exhibit in the shopplease call 087 4126213 or email:[email protected] Visual Arts Festival TimetableSaturday 19th July: Opening evening in the Central Gallery byinvitationSunday 20th: 2pm Family Sand Sculpture Workshop Mall StrandFree AdmissionMonday 21st: 10-noon Chalk & Pastel Workshops, 5-7 years byAmanda Hogan, 7+ years by Martina Cassidy2.30 - 4.30 pm Drawing & Painting, 7+ years by EileenMcGoldrickTuesday 22nd: 11 am Windy Lane Puppet Theatre Ages 0-99+years Free admission2pm Windy Lane Puppet Theatre Ages 0-99+ years FreeAdmissionWednesday 23rd: 10 - noon Creative Painting, 5+ years byAmanda HoganThursday 24th: 10 - noon Papercraft, 5+ years by Susan Herlihy10 - noon Jewellry making, 5+ years by Lorraine SweeneyFriday 25th: 2.30 - 4.30pm Jewellery Making, 5+ years byLorraine SweeneySaturday 26th: 2pm Street Mural, All ages by Amanda HoganYouth Film GalaSunday 27th: Central Gallery closes at 4pmAll details are correct at time of publication (29.5.2008) TheYVAF committee reserve the right to make any necessary changesdetails of which will be displayed in local press. Early bookingsare strongly advised to avoid disappointment. All workshops aresubject to a �8 admission fee per child unless otherwise stated.Bookings are taken on a first come first served basis payment infull secures space.

Youghal Visual Arts Festival 2008

Family Fun DaySunday 8th June 2-5pm, College Gardens, Emmet Place, Youghal.Come and Enjoy: Bouncy Castle, Splat the Rat, Cakes, Plants,Refreshments, Spin the Wheel, Funny Photos, Balloons, FacePainting, Guessing Games, Bottle Tombola, Kids Model Painting,Book & Game Stall, Wet Sponge Game, and a Grand SummerRaffle.Also Featuring: Glamorous Grannys & Knobbly Knees competi-tion - prizes to be wonAll proceeds to South Abbey N.S. parent teacher association.


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JUNIOR HURLING LEAGUE 13/05/2008KILLEAGH 2-3 V YOUGHAL 1-18A very strong performance from the Junior hurlers against ournear neighbour Killeagh on a perfect evening for Hurling.Youghal started the stronger and continued to pile on the pressurethroughout. A big performance from Barry Ring scoring 10 pointshelped towards an emphatic victory. Team: S. Spillane, S. Kelly,T. Griffin, Michael O’ Brien, D. Savage, Martin O’ Brien, S.Twomey, G. Hogan, 0-1, B. Moloney 0-1, C. O’ Mahony 0-5, B.Ring 0-10, G. Geary, D. Hickey, J. Garola 1-0, M. Cronin 0-1.Subs: D. Coyne, D. Feehan, P. Mackey, C. Walsh.

JUNIOR HURLING LEAGUE 16/05/2008CARRIGTOHILL 2-6 V YOUGHAL 0-22Youghal were again on the road for the second time in 3 days andagain came away with a great result and an impressive display.The team is shaping up nicely before the Championship havingswept all before them aside be it at a lower grade thanChampionship. A point to note is that all 8 attacking players goton the score sheet. Team: A. Curtin, S. Kelly, Michael O’ Brien,Martin O’ Brien, D. Savage, A. Geary, A. Kenny, B. Moloney 0-3, P. O’ Laochdha 0-1, C. O’ Mahony 0-4, B. Ring 0-9, M. Cronin0-2, D. Feehan 0-1, G. Geary 0-1, J. Ganola.Subs: D. Hickey, G. O’ Sullivan, S. Spillane, S. Cheasty, C.Galvin.

JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE 20/05/2008YOUGHAL 0-13 V DUNGOURNEY 1-10A good outing for the footballers who have not had a game sincethe opening game of the Championship, and the lack of gametime was evident early on where the visitors went 3 points up inthe opening few minutes. Youghal eventually got to grips withthings and but for a soft goal near the break would have been wellahead at the break. Dungourney to their credit stuck to the taskaided by the breeze in the second half and fought hard to earn adraw.Team: D. Kilgannon, A. Fox, P. O’ Laochdha, S. Kelly, D.Savage, S. Twomey, N. O’ Laochdha, C. Spillane, N. Roche 0-5,N. Farrelly 0-2, P. Monaghan, S. Supple, S. Spillane, M. Mulcahy0-2, D. Mulcahy 0-1, B. Ring.

INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 23/05/2008YOUGHAL 2-5 V NEMO RANGERS 1-12A fancied Nemo team travelled to Copperally for a fast pacedencounter that gives some confidence to the Youghal boys aheadof next Saturdays must win Championship game. Nemo werelively going forward but struggled to contain a rejuvenatedYoughal team who gave it their all before Nemo ran up 3 or 4quick points midway through the second half to give them a bitof daylight. Overall a pleasing performance for the selectors.Team: P. Mackay, P. O’ Laochdha 1-0, N. Farrelly, S. Kelly, A.Kenny, B. Coleman, A. Fox, B. Cooper, R. Cunningham 0-2, B.Ring 0-1, P. Monaghan 0-1, N. Roche, V. Murphy 0-1, M.Mulcahy, E. Coleman.Subs: D. Hickey, C O’ Laochdha, S. Flynn 1-0.

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45 CARD DRIVE RESULTS:6th May: 1st Joan & Mary, 2nd and 3rd divided Pearl & Richie,Aileen & Bernie. Best of last five: Ann & Dick. Last game: Pearl& Sarah. 13th May: 1st Gene & Maughread, 2nd and 3rd dividedAileen & Bernie, Pearl & Richie. Best of last five: Jo & Ann. Lastgame: Dick & Ann. 20th May: 1st Ann & Angeline, 2nd Mary &

Sheila, 3rd Gene & Maughread. Best of last five: Mick &Sheelagh. Last game: Willie & Mossie.The long awaited intercounty Championship season is upon us atlast and applications for tickets for the upcoming Hurling Gamebetween Cork and Tipp in the Park are invited as follows. Cork vTipperary Munster Senior Hurling Championship Sunday 8thJune. Applications are invited in writing only and can be deliv-ered to the post box at Copperalley or Club Aras no later than9pm Thursday 29th of May. Please indicate which type of ticketyou are applying for i.e. Stand, Terrace, Family, Student, etc. Theclub will have a limited allocation of tickets from the CountyBoard and there will be disappointments due to circumstancesoutside of the clubs control.

JUVENILE CLUB:YOUGHAL 2-1 V KILLEAGH 3-0 20/05/2008The Youghal U8 team played their first match of the year onTuesday last. They were pitched against neighbouring Killeagh.The first half saw a more experienced Killeagh dominate with 3goals despite valiant defending by the Youghal boys. The Goaltally would have been greater but for the hard work of backs suchas Kyle Brown, Rory McSweeney and Colm Breslan. Youghalnerves settled in the second half and the momentum shifted leav-ing most of the play in the Killeagh half. The midfield pairing ofJake O’ Brien and Liam Ansbro Moylan put in 2 goals and a pointto make the final quarter a cliff hanger. An inspirational svae fromYoughal Goal keeper Ben Dalton gave further impetus to theYoughal effort, however a resilient Killeagh held onto a two pointmargin at the end. Based on this performance and given that thiswas the first ever match for most of the Youghal lads great thingsare expected from this Team over the coming years. Team: BenDalton, Kyle Brown, Conor Cremin, Ethan Cliffe, RoryMcSweeney, Colm Breslan, Peter Kirk, Jake O’ Brien, LiamAnsbro Moylan, Jake Cooper, Padraig Quilliagan, Ruar�McMahon, Aaron O’ Regan, Ross Bulman, Christian Persaud,Jake McGrath, Conor Donovan, Tiernan McCarthy, Sean Flavin,Adam & Cian O’ Sullivan, Calum Malone, Aidan Kelly.

U14 FOOTBALL LEAGUEKILLEAGH 4-6 V YOUGHAL 2-6 23/05/2008This had all the makings of a great contest, Killeagh had reachedthe final of the FØile Competition and Youghal have been goingwell in the league to date. The game started out competitively andremained a tight and fast paced game for the opening quarter withnothing between the sides, but after this things started to gowrong. Through no fault of their own or lack of effort Youghalwere always chasing this game. The performance of the man inthe middle and the biased shown left both camps scratching theirheads. What should have been a cracker was ruined by the refer-ee. Youghal had two goals disallowed for very questionable deci-sions and on the other hand Killeagh were awarded a goal for aclear cut square ball. Youghal were still in this going into the lastfew minutes with only a goal in it when the referee awarded apenalty to a young Killeagh lad who lost his balance trying tokick the ball with nobody within touching distance. The kick wasbrilliantly saved by Dillon Mason but for the referee asking it tobe taken again for reasons only known to him. This time theKilleagh taker held his nerve and buried the penalty. Killeaghwere the better team on the night but both camps went home dis-satisfied with the evening. Hopefully we will meet again later inthe year when we are sure to see a classic game between two verycompetitive teams.Team: D. Mason, G. O’ Regan, M. Coady, R. O’ Sullivan, D.Walsh, D. Twomey, L. McCarthy, S. Sheehan, K. Ansbro, C.Coyne, D. Lewis, J. Caliac, J. Whelan, D. O’ Mahony, B.Donohoe. Subs: O. Dempsey, J. Murphy, C. Farrell, J. Power, M.Kenefick, D. Malone, D. Daly.Congratulations to Sarah, Eileen, Laura and Denny who won�250 in the County Board Lotto Draw last week. The May drawtakes place on Friday Night 30th.

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HELEN PATRICIA FLANAGANACKNOWLEDGEMENT & FIRST ANNIVERSARY 24TH MAY 2007

Maurice, William & Eoin would like to thank most sincerelyall those who sympathised with us on our sad loss. Thanks toall who attended Rosary, Removal, Mass and Burial, to allwho sent mass cards, enrolment letters of sympathy to ourfamily, kind neighbours, friends, to the doctors and nurseswho looked after Helen during her illness, to Noel &Assumpta Hogan for their kindness to Helen. Most sincerethanks to my brother Jimmy and his wife Tisha, JimmyMorey and his wife Elizabeth, Sr. Bernadette, Una, Maureen,Terry and my sister Hannah who came from America to seeHelen before she died. Also my aunt Edith, cousin (friend)Annabel from London and their families. To Helen�s cousinsTresa Ross and Helen Goulding who came to see Helenevery day at the hospital and they had some good laughstogether. To Youghal Credit Union, Cooper�s Kitchens andDoyle�s Takeaway for the respect shown to Helen. Specialthanks to Helen and Mikey Landers for their kindness to us.Helen called Friday the 25th May to sympathise and for thenext three days she could not have been better to us and shemade endless pots of tea and coffee for people - we wouldn�teven know where to begin to say thank you to her. Thanksalso to Donie and Yvonne McCarthy who were a great sup-port to us. Also to Patrick McCarthy Ambulance Service andall those who brought sandwiches and cakes to the house. ToFr. Birmingham who said rosary at home for Helen, CanonTom Brown who said mass and for the lovely way he spokeabout Helen from the alter and for the way he brought Helenback to us for those few moments he spoke of her, a memo-ry never to be forgotten. Also to Egan�s Funeral Home fortheir professionalism and respect for Helen. Please acceptthis acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. TheHoly Sacrifice of the mass has been offered for your inten-tions

In MemoriamHELEN PATRICIA FLANAGAN

1ST ANNIVERSARYIn loving memory of a wife and mother

God saw the road was long,The hill was hard to climb,

He gently closed your loving eyes,And whispered peace be thine,

We shall meet again in a better place,Where farewell is never spoken,

We shall clasp each other by the hand,And that clasp shall not be broken,Forever in our hearts and thoughts.

Always remembered with love from your husbandMaurice, sons William and Eoin, family and friends

NOVENA TO SACRED HEARTDear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. Thistime I ask you this special one (Mention Favour). Take it dear Heartof Jesus and place it within your own broken heart where your fathersees it, then in His merciful eyes it will become your favour, notmine. Amen. Say this prayer for three days, and favour will be grant-ed. Never known to fail. M.M.

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1ST ANNIVERSARY 6TH OF JUNEIn loving memory of our Dad and Granddad

Wm. (Billy) Flavinlate of 51 Raheen Park, Youghal

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We thought about you yesterdayAnd the days before that too.

It broke our hearts to lose you,But you did not go alone,Part of us went with you

On the day God called you home

Love always Jean, Luke, Iona and Coran, sons in lawJohn and Billy and grand-daughters Erin and Robyn

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An information document is available from the offices of Youghal Town Council explaining the core prin-cipals of the scheme. Before the scheme commences in general, Youghal Town Council intends to paint twoproperties free of charge, as samples, of what the scheme intends to achieve. If you would like your proper-ty to be considered as one of these free samples please apply now in writing to Sean McLoughlin, TownArchitect, Youghal Town Council, Mall House, Youghal before 15th June next.

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Ken-Co Cleaning ServicesCOMMERCIAL - DOMESTIC - INDUSTRIALGUTTERING, FASCIA & SOFFIT CLEANED

Carpets, Windows, Power WashingAll work fully insured & C2 Registered

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Murphy Insurances Youghal Ltd

Local Agent for Vivas HealthcareContact Sandra, Jimmy or Michael T. at 024 92524

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KEVIN JORDAN DRIVING SCHOOL

A.D.I./GOVERNMENT APPROVED INSTRUCTORPre-test Specialist.

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Tel 058 44300

RAY CANTWELLTIMBER DECKING SPECIALISTAll work can be viewed - Tel: 086 3136545

Full Cutting, Edging, Boring & DeliveryService Available

Unit 2, West Link Park, Sarsfield Road, Cork.Tel: 021 4341059 Fax: 021 4348298 Mob: 087 2725725

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FOR SALE�04 Corsa

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The Walter Raleigh HotelYoughal, Co. Cork, Ireland. Tel: 024-92011 Fax: 024-93560 Email: [email protected]

KICK-BOXINGEvery Thursday night 8 - 10pm

YOGA Every Monday Night.

BRIDGE CLUBEvery Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday & Thursday night

Live Bar Music ~ Every Saturday Night31st May Batty

1st June Red & JohnMonday 2nd Music TBC

Wednesday 4th Music TBCFriday 6th Music TBC

Saturday 7th Mark Ansbro

UP COMING EVENTS AT THE WALTERTuesday 27th May Toastmasters Monthly Meeting 8pm

Hotel Disco Bank Holiday Sunday NightSaturday 14th Ned O’Keeffe Clinic 4.30pm

Liam Byrne - Christy Moore Tribute

Friday June 13th Tickets are at Hotel Reception�Tickets �12.00 each

SUNDAY AFTERNOON TEA DANCES4.00pm - 6.30pm Food available all day long

WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCING doors open at 8.45pm from 9.30pm-11.45pm

21st May Johnny Barrett28th May Patrick O’Sullivan

It’s the Ideal Setting for all Business Meetings / Conferences etc��.Choice of Venues within the Hotel ~ depending on numbers, layout etc.

Comfort & Privacy Guaranteed"Sweet Dreams" Accommodation�� with views of the Tranquil Blackwater Estuary

Contact the Hotel��. 024 92011 [email protected]

Unit 4 Yawl Business Park, Foxhole, YoughalTel: 024 93358 Fax: 024 93852

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