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On Thursday 17th September, at the very kind invitation of ConnaIndoor Bowling Club, a party of 18 members of Youghal Bowlingclub went to Conna. They were warmly welcomed by their hostsand entertained to a very lively evening's bowling. Afterwardsthey were treated to tea, coffee, home baked cakes , apple tart anda selection of sandwiches, which rounded off a very pleasantevening. The Chairperson of Youghal Bowling Club,Joy Bryan,thanked Conna Bowling Club for a very enjoyable evening andextended an invitation for a return visit to Youghal.The weekly competition was keenly contested and the ladies cameout on top once again. The winners were :- Kitty Shiels, Rita Ryalland Frances Forrest. Well done ladies.Bowling continues next Tuesday at Arus ; 2:15pm.

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ALCOHOL PROJECT Youghal 'Drugs Project', or more officially referred to as 'YoughalCommunity Based Drug Initiative' (bit of a mouthful!), is embark-ing on its third year of operations in the community. The project isbased in Nagle House on South Abbey. The service is available toanyone in the catchment area. This area covers Youghal toMidleton, and has been known to accommodate any neighbours inWest Waterford who find access to Youghal easier than that ofDungarvan!Projects such as ours were set up by the Southern Regional DrugsTask Force in counties Cork and Kerry (not Cork City, whose serv-ices are delivered through the Local Drugs Task Force). In Tralee,Killarney, Listowel, Cobh, Bandon, Mallow, Fermoy,Mitchelstown, Macroom and Youghal, a voluntary managementcommittee is working alongside a 'host agency' to employ aCommunity Drugs Worker (that's me!) to work with individualsand families who are experiencing problems with drug use andmisuse. The host agency for the Youghal project is Foróige.Youghal Drugs Project is only one of three youth service bodiesmanaged by Foróige in the Nagle House space. The project uses an intervention based approach. The idea is to tryand help the person here in the community, and if more specificservices are required, educate them on such and refer where need-ed. Most people are so entrenched in the problem that they are notaware of the services available to help them with their difficulties.Some people have a stereotype in their heads that a person with adrink or drug problem is the homeless 'wino', or the addict in thegutter with a needle in their arm. These stereotypes are not trueand can damage the hopes of an individual seeking out help. Mostdrug users will compare and contrast themselves with other drugusers (When I use the word 'drug', I am also referring to the drugthat is alcohol). They will say silently to themselves (and outloud!), "I'm not as messed up as him, or she uses more than I do,therefore I'm okay". However, in the project the person will beasked to focus on self, and ask themselves how happy they arewith their reality. If they have any wish to address their way of life,then they will be afforded the opportunity to do this. There is no'magic wand' but change is possible if the person desires it, and issupported through the process.Family Support is a very important part of the project. Many timesfamily members will present with similar symptoms and feelingsto those of the drug-user. Isolation, shame, embarrassment, guilt,fear, feeling of "going mad", physical problems, etc can present inboth the drug-user and the family member. For this reason, it isimperative that we work with and support the families in their ownrecovery. Indeed, sometimes it happens that the family member wework with can improve their own quality of life without us havingever met with the drug-user. We can support them in letting gotheir fear of what will happen if they don't 'pick up the pieces', andaccepting that they cannot control the drug user. This shift in atti-tude and behaviour can immeasurably change the life of the 'con-cerned person' (i.e. parent, child, partner, sibling, friend). The proj-ect has formed a Family Support Group that meets weekly. Themembers are made up of individuals whose life has been/is affect-ed by drug misuse. Many of those attending our project have availed of the acupres-sure massage provided by Debbie Long in our project. Debbie hasa great quality with the project-users and has been instrumental inthe building of the projects success. People come back week afterweek to avail of the service that they feel helps them deal with theday-to-day stresses that are present in their lives. Debbie alsoworks on breathing education and living attitudes with the clients.The service is a foundation block of the project as many of its par-ticipants form the nucleus of the Family Support Group. In the past few months particularly, there has been growing inter-est amongst the people attending the project who would like toavail of Debbie's services. However, unfortunately the recentfunding limitations have put a stress on this facility, along with

funding limitations have put a stress on this facility, along withother aspects of the projects day-to-day running. However, thesefunding issues have become a prominent dot on the horizon ofcontemporary life. We can only deal with it as well as possible andmove forward! For anyone who is curious to know, Youghal offers a vast range ofdrugs. These range from the old pillar that is alcohol, to the newerarrivals like heroin (Youghal has presented with particularly highuse). Prescription medication abuse has continued to spiralupwards also. I do not say this to be sensationalist. All towns in theregion face such a trial. However, I would ask you to endeavour toeducate yourselves through the channels available to you. There isa lot of information available if you contact me at the project, or'Google' a particular drug on the internet. This is a good opportu-nity to plug some upcoming events in the project!!....The Southern Regional Drugs Task Force have a 'DrugsAwareness Week' planned for the start of October. This will culmi-nate in a conference in Killarney on the 8th and 9th October.Youghal Community Based Drug Initiative (CBDI) has beenasked to hold an event(s) in the week preceding this conference.These are the details...Monday 5th October at 7.30p.m. in the Holy Family· Speakers from Narcotics Anonymous (people in recovery fromdrug addiction) and Nar-Anon (people who have had to livethrough having a loved one with an addiction) will speak abouttheir life in addiction and share their experience on how they havefound recovery.· Artwork presentation from the Youghal CBDI Family SupportGroup.· SRDTF Development Worker Gordon Kinsley and myself willsay a few words.

Wednesday 7th October at 7.30p.m. in Nagle House! · A staff member of Tabor Lodge Addiction Treatment Centre willdo a presentation on the impact of drugs in a community, on a fam-ily and the individual using.· Artwork presentation from the Youghal CBDI Family SupportGroup.· Myself and Gordon again!! Complimentary therapies such as 'Acupressure Massage' willbe available to the public from 6pm prior to the events Alcoholics Anonymous and An Garda Síochána have also beenasked to participate but I am unable to confirm such at time ofwriting. All details will be available by contacting the project, oron a flyer that will be circulated around the town in the days pre-vious to the 'Drugs Awareness Week'. Also, the week will be cele-brated with an extensive poster campaign highlighting the drugissue and the Youghal Drugs Project. Please don't hesitate to contact the project at any time. We are afree and confidential service.

Eric Trihy Youghal CBDI Project Worker086-3842183

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Charlotte, Emma and Michaela celebrating Team Bailey’s 3rd Anniversary.

Welcome to a new school year.Firstly we would like to welcome the new 15 Junior infants whostarted this year. And to our other students and member of staff,welcome back. We held our first meeting in Knockanore N.S. onThur 10th Sept. It was a great succes and thanks to all who attend-ed. Our A.G.M. will be held to night Wed in Knockanore hall @8pm. All are welcome. This year ends our executive committee'stwo year term. Therefore anyone interested in any position pleasecontact 086 3828711 or let us know at the A.G.M. As you knowfundraising plays a big part in our endeavours annually and withthis in mind we are holding a bag packing in Tesco Youghal on the23rd and 24th Oct. And would very much appreciate some volun-teers. For more information contact 0863828711.

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Choke Comedy Improv is a group of comedians from Cork andLimerick who do comedy, live and unleashed!!!CHOKE Comedy Improv will perform at The Mall Arts Centre onFriday, October 9th for the first time in Youghal.Only formed just over a year ago, Limerick's first comedy improvtroupe already have sell-out shows and a Special Judges' Awardfrom the Unfringed festival under their belt. Featuring TracyAspel, Ann Blake, Myles Breen, Charlie Cassie, Susan Holland,Norma Lowney and Jerry O'Mullane, Choke Comedy Improvepromise to entertain with their unrehearsed shenanigans. Catchthem at The Mall Arts Centre on Friday October 9th. Tickets onsale at Crees Card Shop on the North Main Street and cost only€10. Show starts at 8pm.For further information or bookings call 083 360 6507.

ART COURSES there are only a few places left in these excitingart classes by renowned local artist and qualified art teacher DianeMagee. Classes start next Tuesday October 6th 2009. An 8week morning course for Adults and an 8wk After School coursefor children, will run in the stunning location of the glass annex,providing spectacular views in a tranquil environment.The Adult Painting Course (€95) will take place on Tuesday morn-ings, beginners, intermediate to advanced, from 10am to 12.30pm,tea and coffee provided. The After School Art Course (€65), suit-able for 6-12year olds will run from 4pm – 5.30pm also on aTuesday. This course will explore Art Through The Ages as thebasis for weekly projects including drawing, painting, collage,3D/sculpture, art history and more.

Brendan Grace The greatest family comedian of our generation, Brendan Grace,will be performing at The Mall ArtsCentre on Tuesday, October 20th.Brendan's latest show features somebrand new material and some 'OldFavourites' from his vast repertoire overthe last 38 years. His sense of timingand ability to read an audience is withoutequal. A brilliant character actor, his'Bottler' character is legendary and isnow featured at every performance.Apart from his obvious 'star quality' in allaspects of his performance Brendan'sdrawing power is enormous and the'House Full' sign is the norm rather thanthe exception at his concerts.? Showstarts at 8pm sharp !Tickets on sale at Crees Card Shop, 117 North Main Street,Youghal at a recession beating price of €25. For more details con-tact Oona on 083 360 6507.If you would like details on upcoming events and concerts in theMall Arts Centre, send an email to [email protected] you’ll be added to our mailing list and be the first to knowwhats on !

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After a great effort from the our underage teams in their Imokillyleague games this year, we decided to treat the girls to some fun, abus was organised and we took the road to Croker to support theCork Camogie team.We would like to thank Brookes Super Valu, Youghal for kindlysponsoring our lunch packs for over 50 girls.Also a big thanks goes to the parents and adults who travelled withus. Youghal Camogie Club will be holding a Fun Table Quiz atYoughal Gaa Club on Saturday the 24th of October. Lots of Prizesand Auctioning of a framed & signed Cork Jersey from all of the2009 Senior football Team. €40 per table of 4. Time 7.30pm.A great night is guranteed so please come out and support the club.Thank you.

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By Christy Parker A welcoming light has emerged in Youghal's recessionary dark-ness with the news that Jack O'Patsy, the town's previouslyrenowned pottery manufacturer, is back in production. After threemonths of manufacturing stock at Youghal Enterprise Park, theFriar Street retail outlet is now re-opened, with a formal launchdue in the coming weeks. The revitalised business is in "advancednegotiations: with Enterprise Ireland in regard to ongoing devel-opments, says proprietor Pat Collins. The present workforce comprises two pottery makers and threeretail staff, with aspiration to quadruple that number at least, even-tually. Pat believes that moderate expansion, coupled with specif-ic marketing targets, can shape a profitable, sustainable future."We probably expanded too quickly last time," he recalls. "Weended up outsourcing manufacturing to Stoke-on-Trent for exam-ple. We had no specific markets, incurred too many overheads andfailed to retain staff as the building boom arrived. This time it'sback to basics, with a more compact organisation producing tradi-tional, hand-made merchandise." Prior to closing in 2003, its eight year existence saw Jack O'Patsy'sestablish a 60-strong workforce, serving over 250 accounts and anation wide market penetration. Its demise preceded further prob-lems in the industry, including the closure of Kilkenny'sStoneware Jackson and Stephen Pearce's celebrated enterprise atShanagarry currently in receivership. With the Irish economy anchored to misery, it scarcely seemsopportune to be unfurling the sails of enterprise. Former electri-cian Pat sees things in a different light. "I think in recession peo-ple have more goodwill towards homemade products," he enthus-es. "To be successful we need people to think of us in terms ofChristmas, wedding presents, etc. We also intend targeting thecountry's top dozen or so craft shops." Hand-painted designs Craft shops provide gateways to the world and he is planningaccordingly. "Very few potteries in Ireland produce anything thatis specifically Irish," he begins. "Amongst new ranges we intendintroducing, will be one depicting hand-painted scenes from Celticmythology and Irish & local landscapes." Several artists arealready earmarked and he cites Youghal's lighthouse as one exam-ple of their possible focus. Though far from excluding the home market, he concurs withEnterprise Ireland's view that such a range "has particularly highpotential amongst the Irish diaspora, in a high-end, valued-endedmarket." Labour costs will necessitate a larger price tag "but we'realready getting a lot of positive feedback from the States andEurope," he confirms.Another new range initiative involves "blue and white combina-tion." This has nothing to do with Waterford's seemingly doomedcrusade to capture a second All-Ireland hurling title, relating tocontrasting colours, not fortunes. "The reaction has so far beenvery positive," says Dunmanway-born Pat, as if reflecting hiscounty's anticipation of another Cork versus Deise decider. Further fresh new initiatives are anticipated in terracotta ware pro-duction. As Pat explains, "Terracotta clay is red and generally hadless quality of wear then stoneware which, fired at 1260 degrees,is ideal for microwaves and dishwashers. But we've been workingwith a laboratory in Northern Ireland at bringing a terracotta rangeon market that can withstand high temperatures. It's a major sell-ing point if we do."Pat explains also that the earthenware is currently source fromWexford but material may be acquired from the nearby Tourig indue course. Stoneware is imported, being indigenous to southernEngland, at closest. Retaining the pastSo much for new fashion, but the traditional Jack O'Patsy fare willcontinue to flourish also, including the Badger Hill range, gar-nered when the company purchased that Wexford brand back in1997. Meanwhile tree months of renewed production has brought an

average outputper week ofover 700 mugs,plates, bowls,lamps andvases, withm e r c h a n d i s ee x c e e d i n g€120,000 nowin stock. The shop itself -f o r m e r l yHorgan's dualcinema com-plex- is alsodestined for diversity. Pat hope "to install a work area in the sec-ond cinema at the rear of the premises to produce the Badger Hilland other gas fired ranges. We'd also like to run pottery coursesthere," he adds. The first floor, with a seating capacity for 120, was a popularrestaurant in the Jack O'Patsy heyday and history is set for a repeathere too. "Capri Bay on South Main Street is relocating thereshortly," informs Pat. "We'll probably install a wrought iron gateinside the shop entrance, leaving a good area for a foyer at the footof the stairs leading to the restaurant. We'll light up the shop atnight to make it more spectacular." Yes indeed, the recession is alittle less dark in Youghal.

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Parents who want to give their children the opportunity to learnhow to swim this autumn need look no further than Aura YoughalLeisure Centre who is now taking enrolments for the next courseof its popular ‘Swim Academy’. The Aura ‘Swim Academy’ offers children of all levels and abili-ties the opportunity to have fun and build their confidence in thewater over a 10-week period.Aura’s experienced instructors will be on hand to guide each childthrough the basics of swimming and improve their skills througha programme of gradual progression and motivation.“Learning to swim has become hugely popular with children, notonly because it is an essential skill but because of the enjoymentfactor as well,” explained Tracy Kenneally, Operations Manager atAura Youghal Leisure Centre. “Each child who enrols on the academy will be assessed andassigned to a class which reflects their ability instead of their age.In this way, they will be learning alongside swimmers of the samestandard and progressing at their own pace,” added Tracy. Enrolment costs €69 for the ten weeks and includes a free skillsassessment. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment anda 10% discount applies for Aura members. Aura would also like to remind people of their upcoming free‘Health and Fitness Night’ which is now taking place on Monday,5th October. The Open Evening will also give visitors the opportunity toinspect all of the facilities at the centre, which include a 25 metrepool, kiddies and leaner pools, state of the art gym, group fitnessstudio and health suite. “Aura’s fully qualified fitness instructors will be on hand to pro-vide body fat testing and advise people on any nutritional ordietary questions they may have. It promises to be a great nightwhere people can learn loads and more importantly see how wecan help them with their personal health and fitness goals,” addedTracy. There will also be free half hour fitness classes taking placefrom 6.30 p.m. to 8. 30 p.m. Classes on offer include everythingfrom ‘Boxercise’, ‘Indoor Cycling’, ‘Step Aerobics’ and ‘TotalTone’ workouts so there is something on offer to suit everyone.Massage Therapy sessions and Sports Physiotherapy consultationsare also available on the night. Advance booking is required forthe Physio consultation and massage sessions. Aura members will also be able to bring a friend for free on thenight and any referral booking that signs up for Aura membershipwill receive a €200 holiday voucher as will the Aura member thatreferred them. Further information about the Aura ‘Swim Academy’, the free‘Health and Fitness Night’ and any of the special membershipoffers taking place at Aura Youghal is available by contactingreception at 024 91614.

Aura keeping Youghalpeople active this autumn

Ballymacoda Swim Week

Michael Shanahan and Carrie Higgins with Swim 3 group and John Mellerick, win-ner of the Carmel Shanahan memorial trophy

Group pictured at the Swim Week

Michael Walsh of Yewcraft Ltd.Presenting the Michael Walsh perpetualtrophy to Declan Dalton

Ann-Marie Griffin presenting theHannah Aherne trophy to GarrettPrenderville

Sheila O'Brien, Jennifer Lee, Carrie Higgins, Maggie Walsh

Youghal Bowling ClubThis week's attendance was smaller than usual, a number of mem-bers being on holiday. However with three full mats there wassome very competitive bowling. This winners this week, with anexcellent score of thirty six points were :- Carol Mullally, LilyBulman, Kitty O'Sullivan and Michael Bevin. Congratulations ona very fine score. A course for beginners is starting next week. Anyone is welcometo come and an experience bowler to supervise shall be available.So why not come come and give it a try. You can then decidewhether it is to your liking or not. There is no obligation what soever. Bowling continues next week and all members intending to takepart in competition are earnestly requested to come early, as thedraw for partners will take place at 2:10 pm. The club's Annual Dinner will be on Saturday 12th December.Details shall be posted on the notice board next week.


Gaelscoil Choráin

Coffee Morning

Parents and children enjoying some light refreshments in the assembly hall.

Margaret Griffin,Sharon Doyle and Linda Dalyenjoying the festivities. Julie Ni Threasaigh with Joy

Niocaill and Julie Niocaill.

Alice Terry,Ber Terry and Suzanne Murphy enjoy-ing a nice break.

Joanne O'Halloran andSharon Flavin with some deli-cious cakes and treats.

Tracey McCarthy standing with RosinMcCarthy,Alex Nunn and Kate Galvin.

Enjoying the festivities PatJoyce & Anna May O'Brien.

The club is very excited at the recent signing of Rebecca Storm forthis years Rotary Christmas Charity Concert on ThursdayDecember 3rd. By now there is huge following of the very professional produc-tion, produced each year at the Rotary Concert, the artists areworld renowned, performances are second to none and the sur-roundings dressed to the highest standard and full of the festivespirit. Past performers have included Tommy Flemming, PhilCoulter, The Three Tenors to name but a few. PRO DorothyHeaphy says that they are over the moon to have succeeded in get-ting Rebecca Storm again this year as she is performing a special'25 year' hits show. Rebecca performed for us in 2007 and wasdelighted with the welcome and audience appreciation which shereceived here in Youghal. Club President Karen Farrell assures usthat this year will have everything that we have become to expectfrom the Rotary Concerts and says that whilst all of these artists areexpensive to get, the reward of bringing such performers to ourtown for the people of our town and surrounding areas is wellworth it. It is the treat everyone now looks forward to, theirChristmas outing. We rely totally on ticket sales to cover the costof the artist and generally speaking our profit which is always forcharity comes mainly from the raffle proceeds. We have not sought sponsorship in the last few years and this doesput some pressure on us with the costs incurred. However alongthe way we are shown tremendous kindness by the local GAA whonot alone give us the hall very willingly but manpower on the dayand night as well, setting up chairs and manning the car park etc.We try to advertise as much as we can on a tight budget but wordof mouth is very important. It is just so rewarding to be stopped onthe street by someone who wants to tell you what a great night theyhad, some take the trouble to write and tell us, it's fantastic. PRODorothy Heaphy say's 'thats one of the Rotary Club's aims....togive to the community, to be a service within it. Whilst Rotary is an International Organisation that supports manyInternational Charities funded by Rotary, we are also a serviceorganisation who want to give something at local level too. Wehave not nominated our charity for this year yet but will do in thenext few weeks, our Memorial Christmas Tree will happen againthis year also thanks to the goodness of Mr. Ken Brooks who pro-vide us with a secure venue for it. Dates for the tree will be con-firmed soon, watch this space. So a date for the diary, Rebecca Storm, Youghal Dec 3rd at theGAA Pavillion. Please tell your friends. Further info from 087-9889240. Tickets on sale late Oct. More details later.

Youghal Rotary ClubChristmas Concert

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An orphanage in Kenya for street children with AIDS would appreciate your support at

BRING AND BUY JUMBLE SALE

On Saturday, 10th October

10.30 a.m. - 3.30 p.m.at the

Community Centre, Youghal

Please bring nearly new or new unwanted items for sale on the day and come and support this worthy cause.

Hope you will support me again as last year’s sale raised €800 which is helping to build new rooms for the children


Emer Casey Foundation Ladies Singles at Youghal Golf Club

Sponsored by Jimmy Healy Sports Injury Clinic

Brendan and Juliette Casey with sponsors Jimmy andMairead Healy, Sports Injury Clinic, Upper Strand,Youghal with the prizes on display

Cathy Harnedy receives 1st prize in category -B fromJimmy Healy, sponsor Sports Injury Clinic; Brendanand Juliette Casey, Lady vice captain Mary Murphyand Lady captain Breeda Curtin

Kitty O'Sullivan receives 2nd prize in category -Bfrom Jimmy Healy, sponsor Sports Injury Clinic, Ladyvice captain Mary Murphy and Lady captain BreedaCurtin

Breeda O'Donoghue receives 1st prize in category -Bfrom Jimmy Healy, sponsor Sports Injury Clinic;Brendan and Juliette Casey, Lady vice captain MaryMurphy and Lady captain Breeda Curtin

Betty Cotter receives Best Gross from Jimmy Healy,sponsor Sports Injury Clinic; Brendan and JulietteCasey, Lady vice captain Mary Murphy and Lady cap-tain Breeda Curtin

Marian Sweeney receives 1st prize in category - Afrom Jimmy Healy, sponsor Sports Injury Clinic;Brendan and Juliette Casey, Lady vice captain MaryMurphy and Lady captain Breeda Curtin

Sponsors Yawl Bay Seafood

Prizewinners receiving their prizes from David Browne Sponsor, included in pic-tures is Mary Murphy Vice Captain and Breeda Curtin Lady Captain

Sponsors TSB

Marian Sweeney Winner receives her prize from John Dunphy Sponsor, included inphoto is Mary Murphy Lady Vice Captain and Breeda Curtin Lady Captain

Eileen Farrell Winner receives her prize from John Dunphy Sponsor, included inphoto is Mary Murphy Lady Vice Captain and Breeda Curtin Lady Captain

Martina Hooley Winner receives her prize from John Dunphy Sponsor, included inphoto is Mary Murphy Lady Vice Captain and Breeda Curtin Lady Captain


John Kelly and Mayor Sandra McLellan Eileen Tattant, Ann O'Connor, Kitty Griffin and Stacy Quinlivan Breda Phillips and Dagmar O'Riain-Raedel

YOUGHAL CELEBRATES HISTORY OPENING

NIGHT AT THE MALL ARTS CENTRE

Nora Newsom, Mary Leland and Renee SwiftCatherine Desmond, Mayor Sandra McLellan, Marian O'Halloran and Cllr.Michelle Hennessy

Catherine Desmond, Fiona Greene and RhiannonCarey Bates Tom McCarthy, Tony Gallagher and David Kelly Tom and Sheila Ryan with Karen Kelly

Mary O'Callaghan, Dagmar O'Riain-Raedel, Willie Doyle, Sheila Morehan andCliff Winser Mary O'Callaghan, Cliff Winser, John Kelly and Mayor Sandra McLellan


The Cork squad. TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Senior Championship Final, Cork v Dublin, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE

Mary O’Connor of Inch Rovers Captain’s Cork Ladies

Footabll Team to 5-in-a-row All-Ireland Titles

The Cork team celebrate winning five All-Ireland titles in a row. TG4 All-IrelandLadies Football Senior Championship Final, Cork v Dublin, Croke Park, Dublin.Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE

Cork captain Mary O'Connor celebrates with the Brendan Martin Cup after win-ning 5-in-a-row titles. TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Senior ChampionshipFinal, Cork v Dublin, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE

Amy O'Shea, Cork and Inch Rovers, in action against Colleen Barrett, Dublin. TG4All-Ireland Ladies Football Senior Championship Final. Picture: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTS-

FILE

Participents who completed Course Skills training Module at the Round TowerHotel, Ardmore pictured with Tom Murphy, FAS. Martin Colfer, Course Tutor andNoel Conway, FAS Supervisor. Photo Sean Byrne//Deise Media

Jones Engineering U21 AHC: Midleton 2-19 Killeagh 3-8. U21BHC Bride Rovers 4-16 Russell Rovers 1-6, Cloyne 3-11 Aghada1-7. East Cork Journal MBFC: Castlelyons 2-10 Glenville 1-8.MCFC Final: Cobh 1-11 Lisgoold 0-14. Garryvoe Hotel JFL

Divsion 1: Erin's Own 1-8 Ballinacurra 2-7. Division 3:Castlelyons 2-10 Dungourney 1-10Star Homes JHL Division 1: Midleton 2-11 Russell Rovers 2-13.Division 2: Dungourney 3-6 Sars 6-15, Lisgoold 4-14 St. Ita's 1-6.Division 3: Cloyne 0-9 Aghada 2-7.For details of all results and fixtures, see www.eastcorkgaa.com

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By Michael TwomeyDrugs Awareness Week, which runs from the 5th to the 9th ofOctober, will see the Youghal Community Drugs Initiative, in con-junction with Foróige, host two evenings to help public awarenesswith all aspects of drug and alcohol mis-use. Development Workerfor the Southern Regional Drugs Task Force (SRDTF), GordonKingsley explained. "There will be different activities within 8towns in the region. These activities will involve informationevenings, workshops, launching of projects, and will involve fam-ily members highlighting work they have done," he said. Part ofthe awareness week will also see the local agency try to raise itsprofile in a town that has a growing drug problem, while highlight-ing the role the SRDTF can play in affecting positive change. The Youghal project will hold information evenings on the specif-ic work of the project in various locations throughout the town.This will include information around substance misuse and thedevelopments within the project. There will be two evenings;Monday 5th at the Holy Family church hall and Wednesday 7thOct. at Nagle House, South Abbey, Youghal. Both events start at8pm. and are open to the general public. A piece of work devel-oped by the family support group will be on display. This workhighlights how the person, family and wider community areaffected by drugs and alcohol. The piece will be on display at theSouthern Regional Drugs taskforce conference in conjunctionwith Kerry-life education on the 8th of Oct in Killarney called the'Getting A Grip Conference'. Meanwhile, in Cobh, the Cobh community drugs Initiative and thelocal management group will present the findings of an internalevaluation of the project to the wider community on Tuesday 6th0ct 2009 at 7.30pm. The YMCA building on main street Cobh willhost the event and it is open to the general public. A formal launchof the project will happen on the evening with various speakershaving an input with information on other developments that arecurrently in the pipeline. For further information in Youghal con-tact Eric Trihy Youghal community Drugs worker on 086-3842183and for Cobh contact Cobh Drugs worker Gemma Turner on 086-8283760

Drugs Awareness Week

Although here in Ireland our climate is usually fairly mild, thewind and dampness cause a high level of heat loss from our build-ings. An uninsulated building is an enormous drain on heat, andthe heating bills paid on it are essentially money down the drain.Insulation is something which any homeowner cannot afford toignore. Whether your motivations are saving the planet, or simplysaving your pocket, there are many important benefits of homeinsulation including reduced heating bills and reduced carbonemissions. Two of the main types of home insulation are attic insulation andbonded bead cavity wall insulation. The latter is a process where-by the cavity space between a building's inner and outer walls arefilled with polystyrene beads, which are injected into the cavity viasmall holes.The Irish Government recently introduced a grant scheme towardshome insulation which can cover approximately 50% of the costof insulating your home (depending on size). Announcing thescheme, the Minister for Communications, Energy and NaturalResources Eamon Ryan explained that the new measures couldlead to heating bill reductions of about €700 per annum for indi-vidual households. The application process is straightforward andthe scheme is open to all houses built before 2006. See www.sei.iefor further details or contact your local grant approved insulationprovider, ECOWISE INSULATION directly on 024 20714.

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The club is very excited at the recent signing of Rebecca Stormfor this years Rotary Christmas Charity Concert on ThursdayDecember 3rd. By now there is huge following of the very professional produc-tion, produced each year at the Rotary Concert, the artists areworld renowned, performances are second to none and the sur-roundings dressed to the highest standard and full of the festivespirit. Past performers have included Tommy Flemming, PhilCoulter, The Three Tenors to name but a few. PRO DorothyHeaphy says that they are over the moon to have succeeded in get-ting Rebecca Storm again this year as she is performing a special'25 year' hits show. Rebecca performed for us in 2007 and wasdelighted with the welcome and audience appreciation which shereceived here in Youghal. Club President Karen Farrell assures usthat this year will have everything that we have become to expectfrom the Rotary Concerts and says that whilst all of these artistsare expensive to get, the reward of bringing such performers to ourtown for the people of our town and surrounding areas is wellworth it. It is the treat everyone now looks forward to, theirChristmas outing. We rely totally on ticket sales to cover the costof the artist and generally speaking our profit which is always forcharity comes mainly from the raffle proceeds. We have notsought sponsorship in the last few years and this does put somepressure on us with the costs incurred. However along the way weare shown tremendous kindness by the local GAA who not alonegive us the hall very willingly but manpower on the day and nightas well, setting up chairs and manning the car park etc. We try toadvertise as much as we can on a tight budget but word of mouthis very important. It is just so rewarding to be stopped on the streetby someone who wants to tell you what a great night they had,some take the trouble to write and tell us, it's fantastic. PRODorothy Heaphy say's 'thats one of the Rotary Club's aims....togive to the community, to be a service within it. Whilst Rotary isan International Organisation that supports many InternationalCharities funded by Rotary, we are also a service organisation whowant to give something at local level too. We have not nominatedour charity for this year yet but will do in the next few weeks, ourMemorial Christmas Tree will happen again this year also thanksto the goodness of Mr. Ken Brooks who provide us with a securevenue for it. Dates for the tree will be confirmed soon, watch thisspace. So a date for the diary, Rebecca Storm, Youghal Dec 3rd atthe GAA Pavillion. Please tell your friends. Further info from 087-9889240. Tickets on sale late Oct. More details later.

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Rennie and Maura McGrath celebrated their golden weddinganniversary on th 15th of September, they were joind by their 14children and 28 grandchildren family friends and neighbours, sixof the children came from San Francisco,two from TheNetherland's and one from Estonia with their children.Rennie andMaura were married in Ballinameela parish church,they had theirreception in Clonea Strand Hotel where they met at a dance oneyear earlier.They have lived in Clashmore since they got married.On saturday 19th of September they renewed their marriage vowsduring a mass which was said by father Billy Meehan who was inClashmore for many years. It was a very enjoyable day.

GOLDEN WEDDNINGANNIVERSARY

front row Father Billy, Rennie, Maura; middle: row David, Caroline, Fiona,Frances, Regina, Sabrina, Karen, Martina, Ursula; back row; Killian, Redmond,Brendan,Patrick, James, Maura Rennie and Grandchildren

Marie Therese Power, Daughter of Richard and Marie Power, Duffcarrick,Ardmore, Co.Waterford and Anthony O'Brien, Son of John and Mary O'Brien,Kilcraheen, Ballymacoda, Co.Cork who were married in St.Declans Church,Ardmore. Fr.Robert McCabe officiated and the reception was held in GarryvoeHotel. www.seanbyrnephoto.com

Power O’Brien Wedding

Youghal Red Cross

Therapeutic Hand Care/ HandMassage CourseSaturday 17th October

Price €55, Includes tuition, manual and certificationWould be of added interest to people who work and

live in a Caring environment.Contact 087 6480366

Inch Charity Horse RideWhere? The Half-Way Bar, Tallow-Youghal Road

When? Sunday 11th October at 1pm

In aid of Local Charities:The Monday Club

Inch National School

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ART CLASSESNext six week session commencing

WEDNESDAY SEPT 30Oils/Watercolours/Drawing all levels

Phone Martine 024 96047


King and Queen of the Roads classic The twenty fifth King and Queen of the Roads classic will drawhuge numbers of road bowling fans to the little village ofBallincurrig near Midleton, Co. Cork for the three day festivalbeginning on Friday October 9th. Since its inception in 1985 this event has grown in stature and isnow the preeminent classic. All the leading road bowlers inIreland will participate as well as the top bowlers from Germanyand Holland. The most prestigious prizes are the King of theRoads and the Queen of the Roads, but the event is augmented bythree other events. The Hurley's of Midleton King of the Roads is a who's who of thebest bowlers in Europe. Ten times All-Ireland champion MichaelToal will be hoping to gain his third crown, but will have to con-tend with European Dutch Moors champion Philip O'Donovanand Dutch national champion Bastiaan Zwiers in his semi-final. The other semi-final has European Road Bowling championDavid Murphy against his brother Aidan, who is also reigningKing of the Roads and current Munster champion, and Germanchampion Henning Feyen. To win either semi-final will require aphenomenal effort, but whoever goes all the way the followingday will certainly be worthy of the title King of the Roads 2009. There has been a massive buzz about the arrival of Dutch teenagesuperstar Silke Tulk for the Pizza Plus Queen of the Roads. Shewas the star of the 2008 European Championships winning a goldmedal in both the Road and Dutch Moors events and taking anunprecedented bronze medal from the Germans in the their spe-cialist lofting arena. She plays Munster champion Geraldine Daly in the first of thesemi-finals on Friday. The third player here will either be JulietMurphy Cork Ladies Football five-in-a-row star or GrettaCormican who tops the All-Ireland roll of honour and is a formerWorld and European champion. This will truly be a test for Tulkon her first attempt at the Queen of the Roads. More…The second semi-final sees All-Ireland champion and formerQueen of the Roads Dervla Toal-Mallon against reigning QueenMaria Noonan and German Champion Simone Davids. The twoIrish women are intense rivals, but they will not have things theirown way. It will be Davids second successive year at Ballincurrig.She will be hoping last year's run will bring her to the point whereshe can emulate the great Antje Schottler and Kerstin Friedrichswho have previously won the title for Germany. The Jim O'Driscoll Cup has three of the country's top intermediateplayers in contention, at least two of whom will be bowling seniorin 2010. In Friday's semi-final All-Ireland champion WillieO'Donovan takes on emerging star David Hubbard for the right toplay Ulster champion Martin Toal in Sunday's final. In the Charlie McCarthy Cup Munster champions KillianKingston (under-18) and Arthur McDonagh (Junior C) take on tworeigning All-Ireland champions from Ulster-Kieran Morgan(Junior B) and Thomas Mackle who beat Kingston in the All-Ireland under-18 final. All four players are at the beginning ofcareers that promise to see them in the top flight within a fewyears. The Dairypower challenge brings together four players from therecent All-Ireland Series Three at Drogheda. RepresentingMunster are All-Ireland Novice II champion Stephen Quinlan andMunster Novice I champion Bobby Murray. The Ulster pair arefrom the same grades, Shane Feighan who won the Novice I All-Ireland and Kevin McQuaid who reached the Novice II semi-final. The Richard Hudson Interprovincial Cup is contested betweenMunster and Ulster on a points based system, Munster are the cur-rent holders. The William O'Brien Cup is presented to the playerwho plays the most outstanding bowl of the weekend. There isalso the Denis McGarry Photographic competition for bowlers onthe ditch and a primary schools art competition. KING & QUEEN OF THE ROADS 2009 Ballincurrig, Co. Cork [R626]

CLÁR NA FÉILE FRIDAY OCTOBER 9TH 12 pm-Pizza Plus Queen of the Roads - Semi-final I Geraldine Daly v Silke Tulk v Juliet Murphy or Gretta Cormican1.30 pm-Jim O'Driscoll Cup - Cork Final Willie O'Donovan v David Hubbard 3 pm-Pizza Plus Queen of the Roads - Semi-final II Dervla Toal-Mallon v Maria Noonan v Simone DavidsSATURDAY OCTOBER 10TH 10.30 am-Hurley's of Midleton King of the Roads - Semi-final I Henning Feyen v Aidan Murphy v David Murphy12 pm-Charlie McCarthy Cup (McCarthy Insurance Group) Arthur McDonagh/Killian Kingston v Kieran Morgan/ThomasMackle2 pm-Hurley's of Midleton King of the Roads - Semi-final II Philip O'Donovan v Michael Toal v Bastiaan Zwiers3.30 pm-Dairypower Challenge Stephen Quinlan/Bobby Murray v Shane Feighan/Kevin McQuaidSUNDAY OCTOBER 12TH 10.30 am-Jim O'Driscoll Cup Final Cork Final Winner v Martin Toal 12 pm- Hurley's of Midleton King of the Roads - Final 2 pm-Pizza Plus Queen of the Roads - Final ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ 5 pm-Victory March of King & Queen of the Roads Led by Cobh Pipe Band Special Presentation to Participants of 1985 King of the Roads Presentation Ceremony 2009 Festival ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ Official Start and Finish Lines & Logistics First score Friday and Sunday is back from O'Connell's to Moore'sGate line First score Saturday out from Smart's Bar to O'Connell's Line All scores 'Out' start from Smart's Bar and finish at O'Connell'sLine All scores 'Back' start from O'Connell's Line and finish at Moore'sGate Line A Minibus shuttle service will operate on Friday and Sunday Free Parking at Ballincurrig VillageOur Parish Choir-New members welcome The Clashmore - Piltown Parish choir has resumed after the sum-mer break on this Saturday evening we will be at the 6.30pm massin Piltown Church . New members are most welcome.Work in progress at our playgroundFollowing all the unforeseen and extended delays, work has final-ly commenced on building our playground! The playground isbeing located in Clashmore Village on the green, along side theriver - thanks to local residents and voluntary groups for helpingus to procure the site. We are working with Go Play, whom the committee andWaterford County Council selected to supply the equipment willcater for children up to 12 years of age. It is expected that the proj-ect will be completed by the end of October. As soon as we have dates finalised for the opening of the play-ground we will publish details. While the council will be respon-sible for insurance and maintenance of the facility once opened wewould ask you to respect the area and remember it was our moneythat helped get it built! SympathyOur deepest sympathy is extended to John and all the PomphrettFamily , Kilcreden Ladysbridge on the death of his mother MrsElizabeth Pomphrett Kilcreden. The late Mrs Pomphrett died onThursday evening last at Glendonagh Nursing Home where shehad been a resident for some time. Her removal took place to thechurch of St Peter in Chains Ballymacoda on Friday evening andfollowing requiem mass on Saturday afternoon Elizabeth was laidto rest in Kilcreden cemetery. Ar Dheis De go raibh a anam

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/ContinuedHappy Birthday AngelaBirthday greetings to Angela Collins Tinnabina who celebrated her60th Birthday this past week a very happy birthday and best wish-es from all your family, friends and all the staff at "Collins Town& Country Store" Clashmore Ramblers Soccer Lotto Jackpots - €10,000 & €3700 Our most recent draw took place on Wednesday evening last andthe letters in our main draw were L, I, K, F, We had no match fourto win the €10,000 jackpot in this draw. Next up the letters in ourbonus draw were Z, M, T, G, once again no match four here so wehave a grand prize of €3700 in this jackpot to be won this week.Our €20 spot prize winners were Pat Doyle c\o Fiona Lombard John and Emily Fitzgearld Youghal, Austin Hally Aglish

Our previous weeks Clashmore Ramblers Soccer alpha lotto drawletters in our main draw for €10,000 were A, U, G, H our bonusdraw letters were O, Z, M, X. Well done to the following who wereour lucky €20 spot prize winners Caroline Prendergast Clashmore,Aggie Hurton Clashmore and Cleodha Healy C\O Eithne Aherne. Our next draw takes place at the Old Still on this Wednesday nightthanks to everyone for supporting our lotto. Death of Declan Drohan With deep regret we record the recent death of Declan DrohanQuidge Maynooth. A native of Ballycurrane Declan was brother ofNell Foley, to Nell and to all of Declan's family and friends weextend our deepest sympathy may he rest in peace. Golden Wedding Anniversary Our congratulations to a very popular local couple Maura andRennie McGrath Clashmore on the occasion of their golden wed-ding anniversary, which they celebrated last weekend at theirhome in Knockanaris. They were joined by all the members oftheir family who travelled from all corners of the world to be withtheir parents on this very special occasion. On the night they werejoined by extended family neighbours and friends for this wonder-ful celebration. Every good wish and blessing to you both Maura and Rennie onthis very special anniversary and for many more to come. Happy Birthday JamesLast weekend our resident DJ at the Decies Bar James "Jobber"Fitzgearld celebrated his 30th birthday with family and friends, allwould like us to extend birthday greetings to him on this very spe-cial occasion. Knockanore Ploughing The annual ploughing match took place at Knockanore last week.Thanks to all the competitors we saw some great ploughing in allgrades and weather conditions were ideal. A very special thanks tothe landowners and all who helped in any way especially the cater-ing staff. Our very good wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to MaryMcSweeney hope to have you back to full health soon Mary. Full report and results next week Clashmore 45 driveLast Monday nights top prizewinners in our Clashmore 45 driveat the Decies Bar were Mairead and Michael Fahey on nine games.In second place we had Nell Foley and Ed Hynes, and in joint thirdon seven games each we had Thomas Power and Liam CurranMary Dower and Jack Douris. Best of the last five were Tom Osbourne and John MotherwayMary and Ger O Donovan. Our lucky last game winners wereMargaret and Dan Leahy. Top prizewinners the previous week on nine games were StephenCunningham and Billy Allen. In second place we had Nell Foleyand Ed Hynes on eight games. In joint third we had Mary Dowerand Jack Douris Michael and Mairead Fahey on six games each. Michael Landers and Derry Cotter Michael Hunt and MartinLynch won best of the last five. Our luck last game winners wereRita Ducey and Tony McGrath Mary and Ger Donovan JohnMotherway and Tom Osbourne. Well done to all our winners andthanks to everyone for their support.

Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Nell Foley Ballycurraneon the death of her brother Declan Happy 30th Pa Birthday greeting to Pa O Rourke who celebrated his 30th birth-day last weekend birthday greetings from all your friends. Death of Mrs Mary PowerOur deepest sympathy is extended to the Power family of PilparkKinsalebeg on the death of Mrs Mary Power who died on MondaySeptember 14th . Her removal took place to St Bartholomew'sChurch Piltown on Tuesday evening and following requiem masson Wednesday afternoon Mary was laid to rest in the adjoiningcemetery. Pre deceased by her husband Richard Mary is survived by her sonsLeonard, Patrick, Rodger, and Joe, daughters Sr. Gertrude,Bridgetta, Virgil, Bernadette, Louise and Angela, her sister Nancysister in law Mary, daughers in law sons in law grandchildrennephews nieces relatives and friends. May she rest in peace Decies Bar Poker Classic Weekend winners in the Decies Bar Poker Classic were RedmondFoley 1st Geraldine Scanlon 2nd and John Scanlon 3rd on Fridaynight. On Monday night Aine Curran was our 1st place winner andJanos was 2nd. Well done to both of you. Just to remind you all for next weekend only there will be no foodserved at the Decies Bar due to staff holidays. Sorry for any incon-venience caused New Arrival This week we extend our congratulations to Kinsalebeg coupleAmenda Whelan and Brendan Cassidy on the birth of their daugh-ter Amelia best wishes to you both from all your family andfriends West Waterford Pony Club notesIrish Pony ChampionshipsCongratulations to Gavin Smiddy who won an Irish Pony Clubchampionship title in Tattersall recently, well done Gavin. Gavin was also competing in Eventing Ireland he has won atCamphire and Ballindenisk Silver Spurs Some of our members worked hard at dressage training and com-peted in the Silver Spurs qualifier getting through to the nationalfinal. Kristy Connell from Tallow came 1st in the under 16 agegroup and his sister Sarah Connell came 4th in the under 12 sec-tion. Meave Hennessy received 3rd prize in the Young Riders.Meave was also on the young riders international team who com-peted in Wicklow where they finished 4th Congratulations to youall. Summer EventsCongratulations to all our members who competed at variousevents throughout the summer and did so well. A lot of our mem-bers did very well in the show jumping circuit also so well done tothem Membership As we look ahead to another year, we are now taking applicationsfor membership. Please note membership of the West WaterfordPony Club is open to everyone in the West Waterford Area. Youcan apply for membership of the pony club by contactingCatherine at [086] 0622628 - evenings only or any of our PonyClub Committee members. TetrathlonNext week we will bring you a full report on the John Ledingham- Robbie Bailey Tetrathlon. Watch this space! Mother & Toddler GroupThe local Mother & Toddler Group are a social gathering for allwomen and young children in our community. Each week we meethere in Clashmore on Tuesday mornings from 10am to 12noon atthe Clashmore Respond Hall in Ballyheeney. Everyone is wel-come to join us for a coffee and a chat. Ole Mill - In Pub LottoThe lucky winner of our first in pub lotto draw at the Ole Mill Barin Kinsalebeg was Deirdre Nolan - Deirdre was the lucky winnerof €90. Luke Laffan from Clashmore was our second winner, this

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Invitation to Tender for Youghal Bus Service

Youghal Community Transport Group (part of Cumann na Daoine) is preparingto pilot a community bus service, which will service the needs of elderly people

and people with disabilities living in Youghal. Applications are now being soughtfrom transport operators to tender for the provision of transport on:

Circular service linking Youghal town centre to surrounding housing estatesWe are also inviting applications from bus operators for inclusion on a panel to

be considered for occasional bus outings.

Tender Format: Tenders and/or expressions of interest should be submitted on an application

form, which is available (along with a more detailed tender spec) from Cumannna Daoine, Catherine St, Youghal, Co Cork. Tel 024 91900,

email [email protected] date for the receipt of tenders is Friday October 9th at 5pm.

/Continuedthis week Luke took home the €90 prize. The in pub lotto is nowplaying every week at the Ole Mill - if you are not in you can notwin. Rings Our weekly ring tournament continued at the Ole Mill on Sundaylast and our winner of the Sunday Roast was Richard Walsh, sowell done to him. Mission to ChadBest wishes to Declan Allen Moord Kinsalebeg who takes leave ofus last week. Declan is a member of the Defence Forces who aretravelling on a peace keeping mission to Chad. Best wishes and asafe trip to you Declan and also to the Sean Fleming, Danny Hayesfrom all your family and friends. OLD STILL TEXAS HOLD'EM TOURNAMENTROBERT GAL WAS THE WINNER OF LAST SUNDAYSTOURNAMENT, WITH MARYANN TROY IN SECOND,KAROLY RAVAST THIRD, AND JEFFREY McGRATH SNIP-PER IN FOURTH PLACE. NEXT SUNDAYS GAME STARTSAT 8PM SHARP.Old Still Rings PADDY HURTON AND PA O ROURKE DEFEATED ALL COM-ERS IN LAST SUNDAYS RING TOURNAMENT, WITHEUGENE MANSFIELD AND PA McCARTHY IN THE RUN-NERS UP SPOT. Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA.U-14 Hurling County Final. Our lads played in The County Div.1Hurling Final on Saturday last in Fraher Field. It was a greatachievement to reach the Final but unfortunately things did not gotheir way. They met a very strong Dungarvan side and were heav-ily defeated. All the players and subs have put in great work duringthe year and shouldn't feel too down hearted. This team is a veryyoung group and their day will come. Great tribute must go to allthe lads and to all their mentors for the time and effort they put induring the year.Clubhouse Development. Great to see the plans for the develop-ment of the club unveiled last week. It is a big undertaking at thistime and we wish the club well in their endeavour. As parents andmembers of the Juvenile Club it is only right that as many as pos-sible support the work, as it will be our children that will benefitmost from this in the years to come.

Tom Veale and John Power at Knockanore ploughing match

John Anthony Kelly and Henry McGrath competing at Knockanore ploughingmatch

Table QuizIn Aid Of Chernobyl Aid Ireland

(Supporting The Children of Belarus)

Thursday 29th OctoberWalter Raleigh Hotel, Youghal at 8.00pm

Admission: €30 - Team of 4

Please note that a legal notice carried in the last issueof the Youghal News was carried on foot of a HighCourt Order. It is not the policy of this publication topublish legal notices and steps are currently beingundertaken to avoid this re-occurring.

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Another busy week on the field of play. Our senior team playedBallinhassig at Castle Rd on a muggy Sat morning. We were slowto start and Ballincollig had 2 points before Clare Keohane regis-tered our first point from a free. Point no. 2 also came from Clarealong with point no. 3. Ella Ryan scored point number four to levelthe game at 4 all at half time. Ballinhassig came back out all gunsblazing and were up to 1-8 with in a short time and we looked tobe in real trouble. Jessica O'Shea started the rally back with a pointand Angela Walsh had the next one. Noelle O'Donovan struck 3fine points and it was starting to get to the nail biting stage asStephanie drew us one closer. The rosary beads were out on thesideline and sure enough they worked with Angela getting theequalising point just before the final whistle. Kilbrittan-Timoleague are our next opponents in a few weeks time. On Wed our u1s played Carrigtwohill in the East Cork semi final.This was a game of two halves. We were lucky to be level at halftime but the girls after a few words from the three wise men uppedtheir game in the second half and ran out easy winners. The finalof this competition and the U13 final take place as a double head-er this Sat. 3rd at 11:30 in Killeagh. Support for both matcheswould be greatly appreciated. Friday night it was a trip to Cloughduv and thanks to all the par-ents who made the journey. Cloughduv opened the scoring with apoint before Kate Murphy replied with a point for us, which wasquickly followed by a point from Shauna Landers. Cloughduvthen got two more points. Despite a good effort and some toughplay there were no more scores before half time leavingCloughduv up a point. Jessica Treacy opened the half with a love-ly goal and Cloughduv followed that with a point. The next scorewas a goal from Kate Murphy. Cloughduv tagged on two morepoints before we started to pull away with a goal from Aoife Walshand three points from Shauna Keniry and Jessica Treacy to leavethe final score 3-5 to 6 points. This game saw a great display ofstrength by all the girls but the goal keeping by Jessica Swayne

was the winning factor. The team now progresses to the Countyfinal. On Sat morning in brilliant sunshine our U10s participatedin a blitz down the field with Ballincollig and Carrigtwohill pro-viding the opposition. All had such fun and the lolly prizes werewell sought after. The same morning our U14s contested the coun-ty final of their competition in Mahon, where the Glen providedthe opposition. In what was a well-contested match our girls weresuccessful by 4points with captain Ali-Rose picking up the trophyon behalf of the team. With a fine performance by Laura Treacyearning her the player of the match accolade. All you who enjoyed these great games during the week pleaseremember our Church Gate Collection this weekend 3-4th Oct.Your financial support is needed and will be greatly appreciated. On a final note we would like to congratulate Mary O'Connor onwinning her 7th All Ireland Camogie title and on captaining thefootballers to their fifth straight title on Sunday and also Noel andall the girls on what was a phenomenal achievement.


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By Christy Parker. Eight Youghal cyclistshave made history by com-pleting the inaugural RaceAround Ireland challenge.Team Youghal competedthe trek in 90 hours and6mins. The team finishedninth overall from 21entries, including individ-ual and teams. Their solerivals in their 8-man sec-tion failing to finish. The Youghal men complet-ed the task "without somuch as a puncture," saysteam organiser GerFlanagan. "It was extreme-ly tough but we all finishedin one piece. Considering itwas a World rankingevent, we can be proud ofour achievement," he adds. A total of 65 cyclists ofvarious nationalities departed Navan on "the world's second tough-est ultra-endurance race" behind the annual Race Across America.

Departing and ending in Navan, thepredominantly coastal 2,130kmroute visited 25 counties and tra-versed several mountain ranges onboth sides of the Irish border, plusPatrick's Hill in Cork. The competitors comprised threecategories: solo (17), 4-personteams (11) and 8-person teams (2).Though most competitors were rac-ing cyclists, they included FabioBiasiolo, Italy's world ultra-marathon number1, Canada's 2007North American 24-hourChampion, Caroline van den Bulk.None could match Derry's Irish

endurance record holder Joe Barr, who returned to Navan in a solocyclist winning time of 108 hrs. 12 mins. Only four individualsfinished and just 14 entries in total completed the gruesome chal-lenge. Each entry paid €2,000 to compete. Team Youghal participated onbehalf of the Emer Casey Foundation and all money raised went tothe charity, as they covered their own entry and expenses. TheFoundation honours 27 year-old Emer, who died from

ovarian/uterine cancer in 2006 and has raised over €400,000 forcancer research since its inception. The Youghal team, included an electrician, a sailor, a traffic war-den, a care worker and a retired school principal. They were: GerFlanagan, Tommy Roche, Christy McCarthy, Eoin Whyte, KieranGroeger, Jamie Field, Stephen McGovern, Michael Hines. Theywere supported by a strong back up team of Robert Heffernan,Peter Morgan, Claude and Michael McCarthy, Joe Davis andJamie Field, travelling in a camper van and cars supplied by KIAMotors, Youghal. Support services were supplied by Tom andBrian Fitzgerald and Peter Coady. Their suc-cess owed much to tactics that saw themdeploy two cyclists on ½ hour rotas, in hourblocks of four. Team Youghal would like to thank sponsorsKIA, the support volunteers and "gratitudealso to CRY, Mag Carey, the Youghal fireservice and everyone who turned out to wel-come us through Youghal on the Saturdayevening," says spokesman Ger Flanagan. See www.racearoundireland.com and www.emercaseyfoundation.com

YOUGHAL CYCLISTS COMPLETE RACE AROUND IRELANDin aid of The Emer Casey Foundation

Physios Brian Fitzgerald and Peter Coady pictured with cyclists Eoin Whyte, GerFlanagan and Stephen McGovern in Tralee

Kieran Groeger taking abreak after his 4 hour shiftCrew members Peter Morgan and Robert Heffernan

Tommy Roche receiving his winnersmedal from Race Director Alan Heary

Team Youghal winners of 8 man Team category, pictured in Navan after their 1,350 mile Race Around Ireland in aid of the Emer CaseyFoundation in 90 hours and 6 minutes. Pictured L to R: Tommy Roche, Peter Morgan, Stephen McGovern, Michael Hines, ChristyMcCarthy, Claude McCarthy, Robert Heffernan, Ger Flanagan, Michael McCarthy and Kieran Groeger.

Michaela and Emma Bailey with Josef

Kieran Groeger pictured with his son Fionn and wife Brid

Ger Flanagan pictured with Brendan and Julie Casey

Crew member Robert Heffernan pictured driving the KIA Support Car

Ray, Peig, Ger and Kate Flanagan

Camper Van Driver and Cook Claude McCarthy

Group enjoying the celebrations

YOUGHAL GREETS RACE AROUND IRELAND TEAM ONPASSING THROUGH THE TOWN

Kieran Groeger and Tommy Roche pic-tured in Bundoran, Co. Donegal

Course Designer Joe Roche pictured in Tralee with MichaelMcCarthy and Eoin Whyte

Eoin Whyte and Stephen McGovernpictured in Sneem, Co Kerry havingcompleted the notorious 6 climbs in 6hours

Claude McCarthy, Stephen McGovern and Eoin Whyte

Mick Crotty and Tommy Roche

Tommy Roche pictured with his sistersMary Hayes and Mag Carey

Tommy Roche getting a fond farewell on his journey

Waiting for the cyclists to arrive in Youghal are Right to left,Eileen and Laura O’Connor, Bridget Aherne and Kate Flanagan

Team Youghal Members, Christy McCarthy, Michael Hines, Brian Fitzgerald, Ger Flanagan, Claude McCarthy, Stephen McGovern,Kieran Groeger, Peter Morgan, Eoin Whyte, Robert Heffernan and Tommy Roche pictured in Youghal during the Race Around Ireland2009.

Tommy Roche getting a helping hand from Julie and BrendanCasey, Bridget Aherne and his sister Mag Carey.

Emergency Crew Personnel George O’Brien and Pat McCarthy

YOUGHAL GREETS RACE AROUND IRELAND TEAM ONPASSING THROUGH THE TOWN


Ger Flanagan pictured with his daughter Claire and Juliette Casey

Dave Hickey and Ann FlanaganTommy Roche, Michael Hines andKieran Groeger

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IN RACE AROUND IRELAND

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Alan Heary, Race Around Ireland Organiser presenting Ger Flanagan, TeamYoughal Captain with the Winning Trophy. Also included are Christy McCarthy,Peter Morgan, Michael McCarthy, Stephen McGovern, Claude McCarthy, RobertHeffernan, Michael Hines, Tommy Roche and Kieran Groeger.

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First Day in School at Park National School

The Youghal Golf Club team, who played in the Bulmers Barton Shield Semi-Finalin Tullamore, Co. Offaly, back row left to right, Marcus Goodwin, Bulmers, WillieJones, Colin Donoghue, Ger Ahern, Karl O’Flynn, Steven Prendergast. Front rowleft to right, Jimmy Coleman, Vice Captain, Tommy Kennefick, Austin Keeffe,Captain, John Greene, Team Manager, Larry Cunningham, President and DarrenO’Sullivan. Picture : Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE

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Junior Tennis:Junior Coaching resumed this Sunday 27th Sept. with profession-al coach Martin Cusack for juniors aged 6-16. Junior TennisTournaments and Mini Tennis Fun Hours run every Saturday.Tournaments take place from 10.30-12for ages 10-18years. Fun Hours run from 12.30-1.30 for ages 6-9.Both tournaments are €2 which goes straight towards the JuniorTennis Committee's fund for a table-tennis unit for the club. JuniorTennis Tournaments and Mini Tennis Fun Hours will continue torun for the forthcoming weeks.Winners of the 19th September 10-12 yeart old's tournament were Sophie Monahan and LauraDonoghue.Winners of the 19th September ages 12+ singles tour-nament were 1st:Alex Ledingham and joint 2nd:Rhianna Cooney.Winners of the 26th September singles tournament were 1st:SarahDonoghue,2nd:Rhianna Cooney & 3rd:Alex Ledingham.Over thesummer the number of junior memberships have risen largely andthere has been great attendence each Saturday.Tournaments andFun Hours include drinks,bars,snacks and great fun! Please comealong!

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YOUGHAL LADIES RUGBY

NATIONAL TRAILS DAYNational Trails Day is being held on Sunday next October 4th.This is held in association with Coillte and Failte Ireland. Killeagh/Inch Community Council have organised a woodlandwalk in Glenbower Woods between the times of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.on Sunday. Information on interesting aspects of the wood willbe available along with free pencils, caps etc for kids. Why notcome along and enjoy our local asset Glenbower Woods and enjoythe fresh air. Please note all children must be accompanied by anadult.Information is available from John Hurley, Chairman of theCommunity Council at 086-8710545.OCTOBER MEETINGThe next meeting will be held on Thursday next October 1st at8.30 p.m. in Killeagh Hall. All members please attend.

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LADIESWednesday 23rd September - 18 Holes Singles StablefordSponsored by: permanent tsbCat A; 1st Marian Sweeney (8) 41pts, 2nd Martina Hooley (19)37pts, BG Frankie Forrest (13) 24gross, 3rd Dympna Quill (18)36pts; Cat B 1st Eileen Farrell (22) 40pts, 2nd Patricia Landers(26) 39pts, 3rd Cathy Harnedy (27) 37pts, 4th Adrienne McDonnell (22) 36pts; Cat C 1st Gaye Fitzgibbon (34) 35pts, 2ndFionnuala Coleman (35) 33pts, 3rd Ann P. Coleman (33) 32pts,4th Clare Guerin (33) 28ptsFixtures: Wednesday 7th October - Christmas PrizesSponsored by: John Brosnan & Co. Solicitors.GENTSFri 25th - Sat 26th September - Open 18 Hole Fourball1st Tony Coyne (12) Cha O' Neill (20) 48pts, 2nd Dave Fitzgibbon(15) Stephen Hennessy (9) 46pts; Best Fri: Willie White (13) JohnWhyte (14) 46pts; Best Sat: Eddie Ryan (7) Michael T. Mc Carthy(12) 46ptsSunday 27th September - Open 13 Holes Fourball1st Tony O' Connor (10) Paul Horan (18) 33pts; 2nd Eddie Ryan(7) Willie White (13) 33ptsFixtures: Fri 2nd - Sat 3rd Oct - Open FourballSun 4th October: Open ThreeballMIXED FOURSOMESSunday 27th October - George Ward Memorial. Presentationof prizes on Sunday 25th October 13 Holes1st Frank & Rose Galvin; 2nd Willie Jones & Faye O' Brien; BGJoe & Virgil Murphy; 3rd Denis & Fidelma O' Connell; 4th Danny& Catherine Mac SweeneyFixtures:Sunday 25th October - 10 Holes Mixed FoursomesSponsored by: John & Eileen Cronin - Maxgrove Furniture CentreSunday 25th October - End of Season Awards PresentationGolfer of the Year - Sponsored by: Muckley Jewellers, YoughalWinner: Conor Coyne; 2nd Paul Moylan; 3rd Patrick CollinsJoe Mc Ginty Foursomes MatchplayWinners: Tom O' Donoghue & John Cronin, Runner Up: BrianLong & Patrick Collins

YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

Youghal-39 Wexford Rangers-12 Sunday 20th SeptemberYoughal ladies get off to winning ways in their first season outing. The squad travelled to Wexford rangers home ground for theirfriendly debut, conditions proved appealing for the youthful fastrunning side. Youghal set quickly into gear with a well worked tryby winger Lucy Barry, minutes later Deirdre Cronin touched downfor another 5pionter. Youghal ladies looked best against the sea-sonally inexperienced Wexford side. A further three tries went toYoughal in the first half Ciara O’ Flaherty, Sarah Hogan andDeirdre Cronin. However, the Leinster side retaliated with twotries of their own leaving the score at half time Youghal-27Wexford-12.Youghal went into the second half with a different game plan, try-ing out new things and players were rotated constantly these freshfeet obviously gave the travelling Youghal side a better form ofdefence as Wexford couldn’t add to their scoreboard where asYoughals Kellie Faul ran in another two tries for the Youghal side.The fulltime score ended Youghal-39 Wexford-12.The Youghal ladies were delighted with the result of their first2009/2010 season and with the edition of new players Sarah Flavinand Julie Ryan the squad hope the success will continue. A specialcelebratory roar to welcome back Julie Artnott and Catherine(giraffe) Mason and. Squad: M. Hooley (capt), K. faul, J. Ryan, J.Artnott, O. O’Mahony, K. O’ Mahony, C. Mason, C. O’ Flaherty, J. Barry, T.Jaywardene, L. Barry, S. Hogan, S. O’ Shea, S. Flavin, D. Cronin,C. Griffin, S. O’ Sullivan.If interested in taking up ladies rugby training takes place atFrogmore Youghal RFCor contact Maria (087)9775330


SAVAGE1st Anniversary

In loving Memory of Wonderful Father(Paddy) who went to heaven on the 29th

September 2008

God looked around his garden and saw an empty space

He then looked down upon Earth and saw your tired face

He put his arms around you and lifted you to rest

Gods garden must be beautiful He only takes the best

God knew that you were reasy and that your time had come

So he closed your eyes and took you home

To Sadie and eternal rest

Lovingly remembered by Peter, Anne, Nikita and Isha

Paddy SavageIn loving memory or our dear dad

Lonely is the home without you, life to us is not the same,

All the world would be like heaven,

If we could have you home again.

Put your arms around him Lord and give him special care.

Love and miss you Daddy, lots of love from your special sonand daughter Patrick and Teresa xx

GrandadThe love we have for your Grandad will never fade away,

We think of him our special friend throughout each passing day.

The memories of his laughter his warm and loving smile,

His eyes so full of happiness, his heart that of a child.

Love and missing you every day granddad, Love you always your loving

grandchildren Robert, Andrew, Karen & Aidan xxx

SAVAGE1st Anniversary

Treasured memories of my wonderful Dad PADDYon his first anniversary. Our Lady of Lourdes protect him.

I sat beside you as you were slipping away. I kissed you and gently stroked your

hair. I told you that I loved you,and how I would miss you so.

Oh Dad I really didn’t want to let you go. My Dad was someone special

Someone to be admired. We know he’s looking out for us

In everything we do. And so we know that where he is , he’s watching in full

view, Looking out from Heavens window ; Leaning on Heavens gate.

Its a lonely home without you Dad, an empty bed an empty chair

A Fathers love no longer there. The happy smile you always had

When we walked in the door. All that is gone for evermore.

Many memories in my mind, sometimes I laugh, sometimes I cry,

The times we shared, the laughs we had, the love and the kisses we got

from you Dad. These are the things I miss the most.

A true friend I could turn to, when times were good or bad.

One of lifes greatest blessings, that wonderful man , that I call Dad,

Always in our thoughts and prayers. Forever loved and deeply missedYour loving daughter Breda and Son in law Ted.XX

In Memoriam In Memoriam

MARGARET (PEG)BRANSFIELD

7th Anniversary on Sept 28th

Still Missed & Fondly Remembered

by her loving Family

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Patrick SavagePark, Youghal. 29.09.2008

We, Eileen, Mary, Breda, Nora, Patrick, Teresa, Philip, John, Peter, Tom,Margaret and Monica together with our extended families wish to thankmost sincerely all those who sympathised with us on the death of ourbeloved Dad. Thanks to all who attended the Rosary, Removal andFuneral Mass. Our deep appreciation to the nursing and care staff of theMercy University Hospital, to Dr. Morehan and a special thank you tonurse Catherine Horgan for her help and support. Our appreciation andthanks to Inch United F.C., to Trish and Geraldine from C.A.S.A. Choir,to Fr. Corkery and Fr. Broderick, to Egan undertakers, Youghal, to thegravediggers and to all who helped in any way.To Dad's relatives, neighbours and friends we extend our thanks for yourhelp and support over many years. We hope this acknowledgement willbe accepted by all as a token of our appreciation.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

Richie O' Regan on behalf of sponsor Larry O' Rourke presenting the trophy to win-ning owner Greta Scotland after Carib King won the final of The 2009 CatundaHarry Champion Stakes. Also included Greg Martin , Timmy Holland, JohnBrowne, Margaret Kiely, kathleen Lennon Racing Manager, Bertie Lupton TrackChairman,Pat Herbert IGB, Kathleen Lynch-Director, Michael Whyte-Director andfamily & friends of winning connections.

YOUGHAL GREYHOUND TRACK


U14 footballers end their season with an emphatic win overAghada in the League Final.Played in Copperalley in front of a sizeable crowd, Youghal start-ed the Game with a freedom not seen in the County Semi Final ofa few weeks back where they were beaten by an Illen Rovers side.The hunger shown in the first 10 minutes of Thursday's clash wastruly immense with Matthew Farrell proving what a huge find Hewas this Year with a string of hard hits coming out with the ballafter each one. In truth the Half back line is the rock on which theselection committee of Fergal Keenaghan, Stephen Twomey, PaulDempsey and Aidan Finn have built their Team. Ronan O'Sullivanand Cash Ranson play their part along side Matthew with the for-mer probably the only U14 player in the country to point from a45.The introduction of Cash to the half back line gave ColinKeenaghan who captained the side the freedom of a roving roll inthe Half forward line in which he excelled and was a thorn in theside of the Aghada side all evening, popping up in the half backline and in the full forward line taking score after score. DylanMason had little to do in this one but again had a great seasonbetween the sticks. In front of Him stands the rock sollid ChrisMorrisson. The only thing you can say about Chris is that youwont pass Him or if you do it will hurt. Flanked by Conor Finnwho had a super Game on Thursday and a fast improving player,and the very impressive Mark Flaherty who barely put a footwrong all Year, they are a very solid defensive force.At mid field you have a very gifted player in Aidan O'Neill whowill run all Day for you and is a superb carrier of the Ball.Alongside Aidan is the hard hitting grafter Danny Walsh. Danny isthe work horse of the pair, putting in the hard hits and breaking upplay while Aidan picks up the pieces. In front of these is the excit-ing half forward line of the afore mentioned Colin Keenaghan, theexcellent Cillian Daly, another super addition to this Years paneland the hard working Andrew Joyce. Up front is where the teamtakes a life of it's own. Full forward Aaron Hogan is a target Mantowering over any Full Back he came accross this season and isdeadly with the ball in His hands as He proved on Thursday witha hattrick of Goals. Aaron has the joy of being able to sit on top ofthe small parrallellogram as He has the speed merchant TomasColeman in one corner who covers a huge amount of Ground andis a fantastic tallent and a joy to watch when He collects posses-sion and cuts inside driving straight for Goal leaving defenders inHis wake. The other corner is occupied by the charismatic OllieDempsey. Ollie often looks disinterested, but this is just a cover.With a flash of brilliance He can turn a game in an instance and isarguably the best finisher in the Team. It has been a fantastic Year for the Youghal Boys who only TwoYears ago were the whipping boys of East Cork losing by big mar-gins week after week. Last Year they made huge strides and wereunlucky to come accross a home town ref in the Championship,but this Year with a couple of new faces and a well structuredcoaching staff they have come into their own and are a hugeprospect for the coming Years.A big well done to all concerned.Aghada BlitzYoughal travelled to Rostellan on Saturday 12th Sept to take partin the under 10`s play off finals as guests of Aghada.On a gloriousday for hurling in the lovelly surrondings of Rostellan a veryyoung Youghal team took part in a mini blitz.First up were thehosts Aghada who had the edge age wise and expierence wise , butthe Youghal lads gave it everthing and even shook their hosts witha well taken goal from Adam Born and points from Jake O`Brienand Liam Ansboro Moylan ,but Aghada held firm and ran outeventual winners.The second game pitted Youghal againstCarrignabhfear who ran riot over Youghal early in the year.Todaywas a different story with a great display of hurling from thelads,keeping the match tense till the final puck out with Carrigwinning by a single goal.Best for Youghal on the day were JakeO`Brien and Evan Kennedy as well as the two goalkeepers Ruairi

McSweeney and Peter Kirk.Many thanks to our hosts Aghada whoprovided medals and refreshments to all involved.Under 9 Football BlitzYoughal under 9`s played in their first football blitz on home soilon Saturday 19th September.The first match pitted them against astrong Kiltha Og side.Youghal started well with the wind at theirbacks and ran up a good half time lead with Liam Ansboro Moylanand Jake O`Brien swapping scores.The second half was a battleagainst Kiltha and the wind and Youghal were on course for vic-tory, been two points up in injury time`then Kiltha goaled to undoall the lads great effort and stole victory.The second match saw anow very determined Youghal team take on Midleton.No mercywas shown in this match and two great finishes from Keitho`Connor set Youghal on the way.Christian Persaud then explod-ed into life scoring a great goal and point and giving the Midletondefence a torrid time.Youghal never let up and ran out comfortablewinners.The last match was against Russell Rovers who startedwith the wind at their backs but outstanding goalkeeping fromAaron O`Reagan broke their spirit and the lads once they got intothe lead were relentleess and never took the foot off the brake tosee off a brave effort from Russell Rovers.The lads had agreat dayand complete with medals and refreshments are looking foward tomany more to come.LOTTO:As you all know the Lotto has not been won for over a Year. lastweeks numbers drawn were 2,9,19 & 24.The Jackpot is at it's legallimit so each week the additional funds are added to a backupjackpot which will come into play once the main lotto is won. Thismeans that their will be two big jackpots up for play with two veryhappy winners over the coming months.45 CARD DRIVE RESULTS:25/08/2009 1st Mary & Kevin, 2nd Sheelagh & Mick, 3rd DividedMary & Joan and Gene & Maughread. Best of last five Chrissie &John. Last game Kevin & Dermot.01/09/2009 1st and 2nd divided Ann & Dermot, Gene & Peg. 3rdGene & Maughread. Best of last five Leonard & Joy. Last gameMick & Sheelagh.08/09/2009 1st Gene & Maughread, 2nd Leonard & Joy, 3rd Peg& Gene. Best of last five Chrissie & John. Last game Peg & Gene.15/09/2009 1st Aileen & Cecilia, 2nd & 3rd Divided, Peg & Gene,Mossie & Eamonn, Sheila & Teresa, Gene & Maughread. Best oflast five Jo & Pat. Last game Chrissie & Dick.FIXTURES:29/09/09JUNIOR B FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP V BRIDEROVERS COBH @ 8PM03/10/09UNDER 9 HURLING V MIDLETON AWAY @11AM03/10/09UNDER21 HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP V CLOYNEOR AGHADA IN KILLEAGH @ 5PM04/10/09INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE V BALLY-CLOUGH AWAY @ 6.30PMRESULTS:UNDER 9 FOOTBALL BLITZ: EOCHAILL 1-3 V KILTHAOG 2-1, EOCHAILL 3-2 V MIDLETON 1-4, EOCHAILL 4-3 VRUSSELL ROVERS 0-3MINOR HURLING LEAGUE

YOUGHAL 3-7 V LISGOOLD 1-14JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHALLENGE

YOUGHAL 1-8 V TALLOW 0-6U16 FOORBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

YOUGHAL 4-12 V CARRIGTOHILL 3-9INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHALLENGE

YOUGHAL 0-25 V BALLINHASSIG SELECTION 0-9GUESS THE SCORE:Congratulations to Liam O'Connor who was the winner of theguess the score competition for the All Ireland Football Final.HALLOWEEN PARTY:PLANS ARE UNDERWAY TO BRING YOUGHAL THE BIGGESTAND BEST HALLOWEEN PARTY EVER. KEEP AN EYE ON THELOCAL PRESS AND AN EAR TO CRY OVER THE COMING WEEKSFOR FURTHER DETAILS. THIS WILL BE OPEN TO ALL JUVENILEMEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES. WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE

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/ContinuedIT OPEN TO ALL BUT THE SHEER NUMBERS WE WILL HAVE TOCONTEND WITH FROM JUST OUR UNDER 8'S AND 9'S WHONUMBER OVER 100 MAKE THIS IMPOSSIBLE. FANCY DRESS ISESSENTIAL FOR WHAT WILL BE THE SPOOKIEST NIGHT INTOWN.TWO MORE IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE DIARY AREFRIDAY NIGHT THE 16TH OF OCTOBER. THE CLUB WILL BEHOSTING A NIGHT FOR ALL MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS WITHCEOL AGUS CRAIC. WITH A LOT OF NEW FACES INVOLVEDTHIS YEAR BETWEEN THE COMBINED CLUBS OF ADULT, JUVE-NILE AND CAMOGIE WE FEEL IT IS IMPORTANT TO TRY ANDADD A SOCIAL ASPECT TO THE PLAYING SIDE OF THINGS ANDFOR THE WINTER MONTHS WE WILL BE RUNNING A SIMILARNIGHT ONCE EVERY MONTH.THE COMBINED CLUBS OF THE JUVENILE AND CAMOGIE AREHOSTING A DINNER DANCE IN CLUB ARAS ON SATURDAYNIGHT NOVEMBER 7TH. OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARSMANY PEOPLE HAVE REQUESTED THAT THE CLUB SHOULDORGANISE A DINNER DANCE. A HUGE EFFORT HAS ALREADYGONE INTO THE EVENT AND YOU CAN BE ASSURED THIS WILLBE THE BEST NIGHT THE CLUB HAS EVER ORGANISED WITHPATRONS GETTING THE FULL RED CARPET TREATMENT. TICK-ETS ARE EXPECTED TO SELL OUT QUICKLY AND WILL BE ONSALE NEXT WEEKEND. THERE IS A FANTASTIC LINE UP OFENTERTAINMENT FOR THE NIGHT AND NO STONE WILL BELEFT UNTURNED TO ENSURE A GREAT NIGHT IS HAD BY ALL.THIS WILL BE A FULL SIT DOWN DINNER WITH SUPERB BANDAND DJ TO FOLLOW. DRESS CODE IS SEMI FORMAL SO YESGIRLS GET THOSE FROCKS OUT. LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE-ING YOU ALL THERE.ANY FURTHER DETAILS CAN BE HAD FROM DAVID KILGAN-NON ON 0868598857.

Youghal AC commenced the Cross-Country season on Sunday20th September at the Riverstick-Kinsale Open Cross-Countrymeet. The weather conditions were dry and sunny and the clubhad quite a few new athletes competing.Girls U/8 Lucy O' Keefe finished strongly in 9th place.Boys U/8 Evan O' Keefe, Lucy's brother went on to finish in 10thposition .Girls U/10We had five girls running in their first cross-country race with twogirls running up an age. Aine O' Regan led the team home in 13thplace followed by Karynn Collins 15th, Ciara Leahy 30th,Alannah Budds 34th and Caoimhe Barry 35th. All girls ran bril-liantly in a very large field.Boys U/10 Again we had 3 boys competing for their first time forthe club. Killian Nolan was the first scorer in 16th place followedby Matthew Cody 21st, Colm Breslin 23rd and Ben Donovan 27th.All gave great performances!Girls U/12 Jennifer Hennessy ran an outstanding race to win in adetermined fashion ahead of the West Waterford girls. She wasfollowed home by Emily O' Keefe 17th and Fidelma Flavin 29th.The girls came joint 3rd team prize. Well done girls!Boys U/12Fearghal Curtin won the race after battling it out with a ThurlesCrokes athlete mid-way on the course. He was followed byDiarmuid Clancy running up an age in a good 3rd position andConor Forde in 20th place. The lads did really well to win 2ndteam prize in a large field. Girls U/14We had two athletes Lauren O' Mahoney and Katie Nolan compet-ing in this race and both running up an age. Both girls gave solidperforamces. Katie came 13th and Lauren 16th. The girls wereawarded 3rd team prize!Boys U/14Again it was great to see both Adam Malone and Ross Donovanback in action. Both lads gave outstanding performances in a verycompetitive field including Togher AC and Carrignavar athletes.Ross came fifth winning himself an induvidual medal and Adamcame in 10th position. This was a very encouraging result for bothwho were without their team on the day.Girls U/16We also had a team competing here which included Emma Flavin,Patricia Curtin and Ciara Broderick-Farrell. Ciara ran very strong-ly to finish in 3rd place and Emma in fifth place winning individ-ual medals. Patricia finished in 10th place thus finalising the scoreand winning the first team prize. Well done girls!We have some busy weekends ahead in October and it is impor-tant to attend the traning sessions due to the proximity of theChampionship races. The training schedule for week commencingMonday 28th September is 6.30pm sharp in Killeagh WoodsMonday and Thursday, Tower Park, Youghal Tuesday 7pm sharp. It is also important to order club tops from Frank Morrisson tel.no; 93259 as we have a lot of new members. If there are athleteswho are no longer members it would be helpful if you wouldreturn jerseys if they are no longer required. Forthcoming Fixtures:Counties Even Ages - Sunday 4th October, 1pm, Carrignavar.Counties Uneven Ages - Sunday 11th October, 1pm, Youghal.Munsters Even Ages - Sunday, 18th October, 12noon, Dungarvan.East Corks - Sunday 25th October, Carrignavar. Munsters Uneven Ages - 8th Nov, 12noon, Tralee Racecourse.TRACK AND FIELD DEVELOPMENT SQUADS.Congratulations to the following athletes who were selected on theMunster Development squads; Daniel Smiddy, Nikita Savage, LeeCurley, Cian Greene, Emer Kelly, Patricia Curtin and Isobel O'Mahoney. Patricia Curtin was also selected on the NationalThrows squad. These athletes will attend training sessions overthe next few months at selected venues throughout Munster. Welldone to all! This is a great achievement for the club this year.

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The Youghal U14 team with the three trophies they won this year - The East CorkLeague, The East Cork Championship and the County Blitz

The three victorious captains, Tomas Coleman, Aaron Hogan and Colin Keenaghan

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Date for your Diary: Intermediate County Semi -final . 3rdOctober . Fr.O'Neill's V Clonakilty. Venue : Castle Road , Mahon.Time : 2 pm.What a year these girls have had so far, training three nights aweek in all weather conditions under the guidance of Mags Finnand Anne O'Neill . What an great achievement it is for this teamto reach this semi -final ! A match not to be missed !!. Your support on the 3rd of October is needed as all these girlsmore than deserve it . This is the panel for the upcoming match,positions still to be confirmed . Ciara McGrath, Yvonne Murphy,Ursula Day, Catriona Day, Sarah Harrington, Valerie O'Sullivan,Marie O'Brien, Kate Harrington, Francis Wiggins, Liz Sweetnam,Nora Ahern, Katie Ahern, Denise O'Leary, Nicola Nagle,Geardaoin Kearney, Linda Hayes, Orla Farmer, Marie Harrington,Rachel Ahern, Paula Kenneally, Evelyn Rohan, Annette Griffin,Ashling McMahon, Susan Rohan, Trisha Cusack, DeniseO'Sullivan, Caroline Phelan, Rhiona Abernethy. We wish all thebest of luck on the day . The Annual Camogie Fundraiser has been launched ....ChristmasCountdown Extravaganza ...8th November 7pm @ GarryvoeHotel . Mulled Wine on arrival with the nights enterainment of"Health and Wellbeing " "Gags and Giggles " and Green Saffron sdemonstration of "Aromatic Dishes". A fabulous night insured .Tickets are now available from all committee members who willbe calling your way soon!!. Also they may be obtained fromDeirdre Bernard @ 086 8917839 and Jo O'Neill @ 085 7147126.Tickets are €20. Limited amount available so get your ticketsearly. News Update : The U-13 Parish League came to a close onThursday evening , from the semi-finals Wexford and Tipperaryemerged to play the final . Fabulous weather , great support , avery exciting final was played with Wexford just holding onto anarrow lead . Celebrations continued into the hall where AmandaO'Regan the Captain of the Cork Camogie Team with her All-Ireland Trophy the O'Duffy Cup presented the winning medals .A most suiting finale to four fun-filled weeks . Many thanks to theCo-Ordinator Mary Kennevick , Referee Michael Millerick, theteam coaches ; Dan O'Connor, Pat Millerick , Gerry Bernard andPat O'Sullivan . A marvellous evening was had by all . The winning team members are Kate McCarthy,Sophie Kearney,Kate Finn, Keelagh Cullinane, Teresa Pomphrett, Chloe Belton,Sinead Broderick, Niamh Bernard, Orla McHugh . Well done to allthe teams who played .

Fr.O'Neill's Camogie ClubYoughal V. Carrigtohill U11 Imokilly League FinalOur U11’s had an unbeaten road to the final of the imokilly leaguewhich took place on Saturday the 12th of September at YoughalGAA grounds. The sun was splitting the stones to what turned outto be a thrilling and nail biting final. Both teams arrived full ofexcitement on a gorgeous day in the seaside town.The game was always going to be a tight affair and it took 15 min-utes before a score was to come. Shauna O’Connell provided plen-ty of balls into her forwards for Youghal and her work was reward-ed with Erin Galvin getting a goal from play. Carrigtohill respond-ed with a great point from play 5 minutes later.Shauna O’Connell also got a point from play before the half timewhistle. Our Goalkeeper and Captain, Niamh Kelly, also pulled offtwo fine saves in this half showing great confidence and leadershipbetween the posts.Louise Dempsey shined for us throughout the game clearing anddelivering plenty of ball from the half back line. The second half started with as much anticipation as the first withEmer Farrell, Catriona O’Keeffe, Ciara Crowley and ChloeLanders all doing Trojan work in the forwards to try and snatch agoal for us. Our back line of Niamh Roche, Elizabeth Brennan andLaura White were under pressure in the second half as Carrigtohillpiled on the pressure. This paid off for Carrigtohill as they got twogoals from play. This didn’t put our girls’ heads down as 10 min-utes later the hard work and determination of all the girls on thepitch rewarded them with a well deserved goal from AoifeO’Neill. Unfortunately, with most of the ball down in our forwardline, we could not convert with numerous wides from play.Carrig again responded to this with another point from a free andwith the clock ticking we ran out of time to try and come back, inthe end loosing out by a solitary point. This was heart wrenching for this young team and their trainers,Janette Power and Carmel Dempsey, but we are determined tocome back and do bigger and better things next year.We would like to thank everyone that supported the girls on theday and also a big thank you to Doyle’s Take Away in Youghal forproviding food for the girls afterwards. It was greatly appreciated.Final Score: Carrigtohill 2-2, Youghal 2-1Team on the day: Niamh Kelly (Capt), Elizabeth Brennan, LauraWhite, Niamh Roche, Louise Dempsey, Catriona O’Keeffe,Shauna O’Connell, Emer Farrell, Aoife O’Neill, Chloe Landers,Erin Galvin, Ciara Crowley. Subs Used: Clodagh O’Keeffe forElizabeth Brennan. Subs: Fidelma Flavin, Aine Forest, CiaraWhite, Amy Herlihy & Lucie Sheehan

YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB will be holding a

FUN TABLE QUIZ at Youghal Gaa Club

on Saturday the 24th of October.

Lots of Prizes and Auctioning of a framed & signedCork Jersey from all of the 2009 Senior football

Team. €40 per table of 4. Time 7.30pm.

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Members of Youghal Camogie CLub who travelled to Croke Park for the All-Ireland Camogie Final


The opening party of The Youghal Bay Bridge Club took place onThursday night last.An attendance of over 80 enjoyed a great nightof bridge with lots of lovely prizes including "something foreveryone in the audience!"As always the Walter Raleigh "came upTrumps"with the finger food and tasty nibbles. The President, Brid Groeger, espoused the many benefits of play-ing bridge by quoting the writer Colm Toibin. He reckons thatplaying bridge is probably one of the best ways of training to be asintelligent as possible. Along the way, he believes, it will also helpyou to become cunning and imaginative,teach you to use yourmemory, and show you when to be daring and when to be cau-tious.Those of us who have played competitively, even at a lowlevel, know that it also teaches the need for tolerance, patience andacceptance.The President congratulated Jean Kelly on becoming a RegionalMaster and in so doing,bringing another honour to an already suc-cessful bridge club, which can proudly claim many members whohave achieved All Ireland success at the bridge table. All in all,proving that what Colm Toibin has to say is right. Plans are underway to run bridge lessons for beginners starting inOctober. This will be done in conjunction with Cumann na Daoinewho will have more information shortly. New members are alwayswelcome and lapsed members will be welcomed with open arms.The prizewinners on Thursday were :Section A Section BM. Kelleher.G.Plante K.Brosnan. B.GroegerV.Medve .J.Cooney J. Kelly. C.TreacyI.Beecher. M.Flavin P.Mehegan. S.WardS.Finn. S.Goggin E.Slattery. S.O'DonnellN.Evans.N.O'Sullivan L.Grace. L.KenneallyS.Barry. B.Good F.Coleman. T.Coleman.M.Power.J.Whelehan G.Stack. L.KellyP.McCarthy, K.Donnelly T.Donnelly. T.Kenneally.

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On Tue the 22nd Sept in the Ally Bar, Cloyne, Thomas Cahill fromTC Valeting launched the new fundraising seven aside hurlingtournament for the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind. Present at thelaunch were many players from the different clubs in Cork, in hisopening speech Thomas Cahill of TC Valeting and Cloyne GAAexplained how the event was going to raise much needed funds forthe Guide Dogs for the Blind who are based in Model Farm Road,Cork. Each club is invited to enter a team of 10, seven players andthree subs. The cost of entering a team is only €100 per team. Eachteam will be in a group of five teams graded similar to each other,which means that each team will get to play at least four games. Ifthey win out their own section then they continue on to the nextstage. The games will be played throughout Nov & Dec with afinal date fixed for around the 17th Dec. The final will be a bigmatch with a guest commentator in for the game and all the cere-mony of final day with bands leading players onto the field. Therewill be a presentation of a cup and medals for the finalists and theover all winners will receive from O Neills a complete team kit ofjerseys. The runners up will receive hurleys for the club and so ondown the line. To keep matters in hand the referees will officiateall games and ref’s like Diarmuid Kirwin fresh from his recentstint as All Ireland referee and Cathal MacAlister who also refer-eed at all Ireland level have both amongst others offered their serv-ices to this very worthy cause. Several Clubs in the area have alsooffered use of their pitches under lights to allow for midweekgames and evening games for the months of Nov and Dec. Therewill also be a safety officer at every game to ensure all is well.The Irish guide dogs for the blind have recently spent in excess of4.5 million euros to refurbish and add to their existing premisesand all funds raised from this event will go directly to The IrishGuide Dogs. They offer a variety of services, with coursesdesigned to develop both new and existing skills, to provide aholistic programme of instruction which prioritises independenceand mobility by motivating and supporting participants to achievetheir personal goals. They receive approximately 85% of theirincome through donations and fundraising by a network of almost100 voluntary fundraising branches around the country. It willcost over €5.2 million to run the organisation in 2009. It costsover €38,000 to breed, train and support a guide dog partnership.They breed most of their would-be Guide Dogs, and have a verysuccessful Dog Supply and Breeding programme. The BreedingProgramme was established in 1984. In the early days there weretwo brood bitches and outside stud dogs were sourced. Since 2000the programme has developed and grown to produce quality dogsfor training as Guide Dogs and Assistance Dogs. There are cur-rently 30 brood bitches and 7 stud dogs and they produce around140 puppies a year. From these puppies the trainers will identifywhich will go forward as an Assistance Dog or Guide Dog To book a place in the tournament for your team and help this veryworthy cause you can contact your club secretary who will haveall the information and entry forms or you can contact ThomasCahill direct by email at [email protected] or ring him on

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7aside hurling tournament

A Gramaphone Recital by John Kennedy

in aid of C.O.P.EFriday October 16th at 8pmin The Walter Raleigh Hotel

Music for All. Tickets €5.00

On Tuesday night last, September 22nd 2009, April JoannaCurtin’s first public exhibition opened at Gallery 126, NorthMain Street Youghal. April, from Kinsalebeg, has recentlygraduated with an Honours Degree from The CrawfordCollege of Art and Design, Cork where she spent her timeexploring themes of family,childhood and the transience ofmemory. Awarded The Ted and Mary O’ Regan Arts Bursaryin 2007 and the Cork Institute of Technology Purchase Prizein 2009 when one of her pieces was purchased by TheDublin Office of Public Works her work has gone fromstrength to strength and has achieved favourable mention inThe Irish Times Arts section. On opening night the gallery saw a steady stream of visitors whoenjoyed the ambiance and wholesome feel of this intimate exhibi-tion which explores and displays family photographs dating fromthe 1920’s onwards, transformed and manipulated to create a win-dow for the viewer’s engagement.The variety of work in sizes and compositions and the overall flowof the layout created an instant pull and one almost felt entrawled,alone, in the essence of the work. The large pieces, ‘togetheralone’ and ‘factory girls’ offered the viewer an opportunity tostand alongside these vintage characters, whereas the smallerpieces asked of you to stop and peer inside as if into a capsulefrom a time long past.The overall feel of this exhibition was that of rememberance andassociative recollection. Countless times one heard the echo, ‘thisreminds me of trips to cornwell with my gran’, or such personalmemories that are forgotten in the day to day pull of life.The exhibition will continue untill 5.30pm. on Saturday 3rd. ofOctober. Gallery 126 is open from Tuesday to Saturday from10am to 5.30pm. The Gallery will stay open on Thursday 1st. ofOctober untill 8pm. to give everybody a chance to catch this out-standing show. Do not miss this wonderful experience. We lookforward to seeing you.

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The Weekly Spin - Sunday 20th September.Normal service resumed last Sunday morning when the pelotongathered as always by the Clock Gate, outside Moby Dick's pub,for our weekly spin. Another good morning greated the peloton of12 who were all looking forward to a lesurily 60km spin aroundEast Cork. We left Youghal at 9.00am sharp and headed out ofYoughal towards the bog road which took us on to Ballymacoda,over the high road to Garryvoe, through Cloyne and onto theAghada / Midleton Road. From there we rode through Saleen andBallinacurra before stopping for the espresso at the Garage besidethe Midleton roundabout. From there we cruised home along themain road through Castlemartyr and Killeagh before all the huff-ing and puffing started as we rode over the Youghal By-pass. Wearrived back in Youghal for 11.45am. Enjoying the good weatheron the bike were Jonathan Tobin , Brian Sanders, John Flynn,Michael O' Mahoney, Johnny O' Mahoney, Anthony Kenneally,Ina Walsh, Elliot Murphy, Joe Dee, Don O' Reilly and newcomersMartin Lynch & Tomas Roche. Well done to Martin & Tommy.Also spotted out on the bike that morning doing the sneaky train-ing were the legends, Seanie Lawlor and Brian Fitzgerald.The Weekly Spin - Sunday 27th September.Good weather was again on show as the Youghal Club gathered asalways by the Clock Gate, outside Moby Dick's pub, for our week-ly spin. The plan for the morning was a lesurily 65km spin aroundEast Cork. A fine group of 18 left Youghal at 9.00am sharp andheaded out of Youghal towards the bog road which took us on toBallymacoda, Garryvoe, through Cloyne and onto the Aghada /Midleton Road. From there we rode through Saleen, around thescenic East Ferry and through Ballinacurra before stopping for theusual cup of tea at the Garage beside the Midleton roundabout.From there we cruised home along the main road throughCastlemartyr and Killeagh. We arrived back in Youghal for12.15pm. Enjoying the good weather on the bike were, BrianSanders, John Flynn, Michael O' Mahoney, Johnny O' Mahoney,Anthony Kenneally, Cillian Kenneally, Tony Walsh, Ina Walsh,Elliot Murphy, Joe Dee, Martin Lynch, Tomas Roche, GerryGeary, John Healy, Wayne Fitzgerald, Ger Flanagan, and theTandem which was piloted by John Tracey & Seamus Kelly.Noticeable absentees from the spin were Johnny Bulman &Jonathan Tobin who rumor has it were both out the night before inthe Quays training for the clubs Christmas party. They will have toget in a lot of training. No one wants to see a repeat of lasts yearseffort !!!!The Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails Over the last few weekends, local Club Man Anthony Kenneallyhas visited Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Park near Ardpatrick inCounty Limerick( about 75min. drive from Youghal ) to see whatall the talk was about over this exciting new Mountain Bike Park.Here is what he had to say about the whole thing.Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trail Network is the largest trail net-work of its kind in Ireland and provides many options for off-roadcycling in the mountains. Forest road climbs lead you into tighttwisty single-track with loads of ups and downs, tight turns andtechnical rocky bits. The trails range from the moderate 6 kilome-tre Greenwood loop to the demanding Castlepook loop, over 50kilometres in length! Tough forest road climbs are rewarded withsweeping fast descents guaranteed to leave you smiling! The trail system, designed by one of the world leaders in the sport,is an exciting network constructed to give a challenging andrewarding ride. Each of the loops will present riders with a com-bination of narrow single-track and boardwalk sections and alsohas sections of forest road climbs over short and long distances.The trails are laid out in 5 loops with each loop leading onto thenext. The loops are waymarked in one direction - just pick thecolour of the loop you want to ride and follow the arrows. Thereis more information out on the trails at the start of each loop.Facilities at the trail head include map boards, car parking, toilets,showers and bike wash facilities. Trail friendly accommodation,bike rental and good food are available locally. The Car park opens

from 8am-9pm (Mon-Fri) and 8am - 8pm (Sat-Sun). There is aParking fee of €5 per car but there is no entry fee to any of theMountain Bike Trails. The showers and bike wash facilities areavailable at a cost of €2. More details are available at www.bally-houramtb.com.The first Loop to be tackled by Anthony was the MountrussellLoop ( 17km ). The Mountrussell Loop is a technical and physi-cally demanding version of the shorter Greenwood Loop and fol-lows this as far as Waypoint 1, from where the trails become a bitmore technical, narrower, rockier and steeper with more climbingand more descending. The loop features some steep climbs on for-est roads and single-track as well as long single-track descents. Allof the single-track trails have extremely varied and sometimesvery uneven surfaces, including rocks, loose gravel, mud, waterand roots and are often very narrow (not more than 1m wide) withlots of tight turns, encroaching vegetation and with trees and boul-ders very close to the trail. There are also long sections of elevat-ed timber boardwalk with exposed edges and uneven and some-times slippery surfaces. Follow the Brown waymarkers all the wayto Waypoint 3 where you begin the inward leg of the Loop andeventually pick up the Green waymarkers that lead you back to thecar park. Along the way you will pass Waypoint 2 where you cantake a shortcut back to the car park by going left up the hill to pickup the inward leg of the Loop. All in all, this is a great loop to takefor your first time at the park. The second Loop taken by Anthony was the Garrane Loop ( 35km). The Garrane Loop is a more technical and physically demand-ing version of the Mountrussell Loop and ventures westwardsfrom Waypoint 3 taking in some long and fast single-trackdescents as well as some long and demanding climbs on forestroads, tracks and single-track trails. The single-track found on thisLoop is technical in places with numerous very tight turns, steepdescents and features such as small rock steps, exposed roots andelevated timber boardwalks. Trail surfaces vary a lot includingloose gravel, rocks, mud and water and can be very uneven andextremely narrow with encroaching vegetation, boulders and trees.From waypoint 3 (reached by following the Green then Brownwaymarkers) you pick up White waymarkers passing Waypoints 4,5 and 6 along the way. These waypoints provide opportunities toeither cut short the loop or to extend but the white waymarkerseventually bring you all the way back to Waypoint 3, from whereyou follow the Brown then the Green waymarkers all the way backto the car park. This loop features numerous long climbs and takesin areas of high ground that can be exposed to bad weather. A greattrail for the fit and daring.Again, Anthony felt that this was a very exciting but difficultLoop. It is not for the unfit as it involves mostly climbing throughthe woods on various sides of the mountain. He would advise any-one undertaking this loop to have a good level of bike control andstock up well on food and liquids, as it will take between 3 to 4hours to complete.Overall, Anthony could only confirm that all the talk about thisexciting new Mountain Bike Park was true. In his own words hesaid " the feeling of excitement and the dangerous trill felt whileriding the trails, and in particular the descents, could only bematched by the excitement and trill you felt as a schoolboy doingsomething you knew you shouldn't be doing ". Mmm, wonderwhat he got up too when he was young !!!.Tour Of Spain.Irish rider Philip Deignan (Cervélo Test Team) crossed a seventeenyear gap recently when he took the first Irish Grand Tour stage vic-tory since Stephen Roche won a stage in the 1992 Tour de France.He triumphed on the eighteenth stage of Vuelta a Espana to Avila,beating Roman Kreuziger (Liquigas) by three seconds and alsomoved up to an excellent ninth overall. The Letterkenny cyclist was part of a sixteen man breakawaygroup that went clear approximately 50 kilometres after the start.He was one of the strongest in the move and broke clear near theend with former Tour of Switzerland winner Kreuziger, who fin-ished ninth overall in this year's Tour de France.

Deignan pushed the pace on the mainly uphill run to the finish,

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Last weekend the Noel O' Drisscoll Perpetual Trophy was palyedfor.After three days of tough competiton in glorious conditions ourchairman Ted Healy emerged victorious to claim this most soughtafter of prizes.Results- O/A nett- Ted Healy, O/A gross- Martin keohane,GENTS- 1st nett- Seamus Murphy, 1st gross Edward Long, 2ndnett- Martin O' Regan.LADIES- 1st nett- Joan Hyde, 1st gross- Joy Bryan, 2nd nett-Teresa McCarthy. Hole in one prize- Michael DaltonThis weekend sees the playing of the club strokeplay with the top12 from the player of the year qualifing to play.Timesheet in theclubhouse.

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Deignan pushed the pace on the mainly uphill run to the finish,then manoeuvred Kreuziger to the front before the final rise up tothe finish line. He proved too strong for the Czech rider and fin-ished well clear, taking a dramatic - and well deserved - victory.From there he successfully defended his excellent ninth placeoverall in the Vuelta a España to finish in that position when therace ended in Madrid last Sunday. In addition to that, he has takenthe first top ten overall finish since Stephen Roche finished ninthin the general classification of the 1993 Giro d'Italia.Congratulations to you Philip.Race Around Ireland.Well done to Team Youghal who recently completed this toughevent. A team of eight Youghal cyclists have made history by com-pleting the inaugural Race Around Ireland challenge. The teamfinished a fantastic ninth overall from 23 entries, including indi-vidual and teams as well as being the winners of their section. The Youghal team, including two guest cyclists from Dublin,included an electrician, a care worker and a retired school princi-pal. They were: Ger Flanagan, Tommy Roche, Christy McCarthy,Eoin Whyte, Kieran Groeger, Jamie Field, Stephen McGovern &Michael Hines. They were supported by a nine-strong back upteam travelling in camper vans supplied by KIA motors, Youghal.Their success owed much to tactics that saw them deploy twocyclists on ½ hour rota's, in hour blocks of four. Team Youghalcompleted the trek in 90 hours and 6mins.Team Youghal participated on behalf of the Emer CaseyFoundation and all money raised went to the charity, as they cov-ered their own entry and expenses.Well done to all who took part and we look forward to their possi-ble participation again next year. Weekend Spins.As you are all well aware by now, there is a weekly spin everySunday morning at 9.00am sharp leaving from Moby Dicks Pub.With all the yearly objectives now completed, its time to winddown the miles and pace so that we can get organized and plan fornext years objectives. This spin which runs on various routes every week usually takesbetween 2 to 3 hours and covers on average about 55km ( 35 miles). Sounds like a lot but it doesn't feel like it when you a ridingalong and chatting within a group. The pace is comfortable and weusually stop half way around for a coffee or tea. This is the perfect time for someone new to start with the group.With a steady pace and friendly people you are assured of anenjoyable spin. New members or visitors to the area are alwayswelcome.If you have any questions about the club or attending one of ourweekend spins, please contact our Club Secretary Jonathan at 086-8563292 for details. See you all Sunday Morning !!.Until next week, safe cycling !!.

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Gortroe 45 starts again on Wednesday October 7th at 9p.m. sharp.All are welcome.

GORTROE 45 DRIVE

Holly's Hat-Trick Helps Sea-Siders Sink RiverstownYoughal U-12s girls soccer team won their first 3 points away toRiverstown on Saturday in a tense and exciting encounter. Youghalstarted very brightly and within 3 minutes a brilliant movebetween Amy Benaim and Holly Twomey almost opened the scor-ing. Weaving between the Riverstown defence, Amy and Hollyplayed a series of quick one-twos only to see the keeper saveHolly's effort. Riverstown were taking time to settle and whenHolly Twomey broke through she looked certain to score. The for-ward watched her effort roll past the post and it looked like itmight be one of those days. Youghal kept up the pressure and werewell on top. Lynda Galvin picked up a great position in the box andwhen the ball broke to her she finished coolly to put the visitors 1-0 up. Riverstown finally grew in confidence and breached a strongYoughal defence, led by Sarah Roche, when the excellent Amy O'Lehane dribbled the ball into the box and equalised for the homeside: 1-1. The game swung back in Youghal's favour only 5 min-utes later when hesitation in the Riverstown area was ceased uponby Holly Twomey and the number 9 was never going to miss fromsix yards. Youghal went into the break leading 2-1. Riverstownwere expected to increase the pressure in the second half playingwith a slight hill. However, Louise Dempsey, Sarah Roche,Jennifer Geary and Catriona Savage showed that they are growingas a strong unit and repelled Riverstown's efforts. Aoife O'Sullivan and Amy Benaim were outstanding on the flanks forYoughal. Their efforts allowed Holly Twomey to score her secondand Youghal's third. The in-form striker turned beautifully at theedge of the area and pushed the ball into space. Too quick for herrivals she slid the ball home: 3-1. the goal affected Riverstown andHolly Twomey saved the best for last when she chased back, stolethe ball from a midfielder and outran 4 defenders to complete herhat-trick with a trademark finish to the corner. With Youghal look-ing very comfortable at 4-1 they relaxed and allowed Riverstownback into the game. Riverstown's number 8 Amy O' Lehane wasproving a handfull and scored twice with two fine individual goalsto secure her hat-trick. At 4-3 Youghal started to look uneasy.Riverstown came very close on two occasions to leveling thescore. However, Jennifer Geary closed down Amy O' Lehane bril-liantly and Youghal came back into the game. Aoife O' Sullivanalmost scored in the dying minutes after a great run on the right.The final whistle was very welcome. The girls now have their firstwin and Coach, Rose Sheehan expressed relief and joy at theresult. “I was very proud of them. I thought we were going tothrow it away but they all worked really hard at the end to get thewin,” she said. After two games Holly Twomey now has 7 goalsand the captain said the win will galvanise the team. “A winalways gives a team confidence and this is a great boost for us,”she said. A great performance then but still lots to do for the youngside. Holly Twomey takes the plaudits for her second hat-trick ofthe campaign but every player ran their hearts out for this welldeserved if slightly nervous victory.

YOUGHAL GIRLS SOCCER

The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat was launched at 15.30 on Sunday27th Sep 2009 to the aid of two pleasure craft which had brokendown 1.5 miles south of Youghal Light House.The first was a 23ftTrophy pleasure craft with 4 persons on board. The second, a 19ftSea Ray with 2 adults and 3 children on board. The Lifeboatascertained that there were no persons in danger, established a towon the first boat and brought it safely to their moorings in Youghal.The second was towed safely to their moorings in The Ferry Point. The Lifeboat was refuelled, re-housed and ready for service againat 16.45. Many thanks to the crew Mark Nolan, Liam Keogh andHelmsman Johnny Goggin, also to all of the shore crew whoattended this call.

YOUGHAL RNLI LIFEBOATCALLED TO THE AID OFTWO PLEASURE CRAFT


1st Anniversary

SavageTreasured Memories of my lovely Dad,

Paddy Savage, of Park Youghal.

An empty bed where once you lay,

You had no choice, you could not stay.

An empty chair - you'd quietly rest,

God had great taste, he took the best.

An empty house, our heavy hearts,

They say time heals, we've yet to start.

Father, Grandad and special friend,

Gentle and loving, 'til the bitter end.

Your hearty laugh, your hands so strong,

Your stories that went on and on.

Life goes on or so they say,

Dad we love and remember you each day.

Love you lots Dad, your daughter Margaret, Brendan & grand-children David, Laura, Anthony, Noreen, Declan & Ellie.

In Loving Memory of my Dad

Paddy SavageWhose anniversary is on 29th September.

On his soul sweet Jesus have mercy.The 29th of September comes with sad regret the

day I lost my dad and my best friend.

I miss the way you held my hand and tell me things would be alright.

I miss your smile, your unconditional love,

My life has not been the same since you went away from us,

But I know you are free from pain and with mam together again.

Light a special candle Lord, Hold my Dad real tight,Tell him I love and miss him every morning, noon and night.

Loved and ever missed your loving daughter Monica & John.

Lord hug our grandad real tight, tell him we miss him every day and

night. So rest in peace dear grandad and thanks for all you've done.

Four kisses blown to the sky so blue, catch them grandad

cause they are just for you.

Love always Melissa, Aoife, Séan and Katie.

1st AnniversaryPaddy Savage

Remembering with love a wonderful Dad,Grandad and great-grandad, Park, Youghal who

went to join Mam in heaven 29th Sept. 08. Our Lady of the Rosary pray for him

I know all my life I'll miss you, for you meant the world to me.

I have such great memories of you, that others cannot see.

They are mine to keep forever from which I'll never part,

I'll hold them very close to me, locked deep within my heart.

In heaven one day I'll find you dad, and all this hurt will go.

I'll put my arms around you and Mam and say I've missed you so.

Love and miss you Dad

Your loving daughter Nora & son-in-law Tom.

Grandad we love you, we think of you each day,

You're looking down upon us to guide us on our way.

All our love on your 1st Anniversary, fondest love Eleanor, Sarah,

Vincent, Ollie, Megan and your great-grand children Noah & Sadiexxx

17th AnniversaryCherished memories of

Tom LeopardiLate of Windmill Hill, YoughalWho died on 4th October 1992

Sometimes it seems a lifetime,

And sometimes just today.

But in our hearts and in our minds,

You are never far away.

I remember the night I met you,

And the day God made you mine,

I remember the night I lost you,

And will to the end of time.

Loved by Mona, Jason, Daphne and grandchildren Sarah & Thomas


2nd AnniversaryIn loving memory of

Maurice Swayne 3 Connolly Terrace, Cross Lane, Youghal whose

anniversary occurs on October 5th.

Silent memories keep you near

As time unfolds another year

Will those who think of him today

A little prayer to Jesus say

Sadly missed by his loving wife Agnes and family

Treasured memories of my dearest dad

Patrick SavageWho went to heaven a year ago today.

This day I will always remember, with heartache and regret,It's the day you were taken from us, how could I ever forget.The winds of love blow softly, just enough for you to hear,But I still love and miss you, and wish that you were here.

You made the world a better place, in your own special way,And you're still loved so very much, and missed more every day.

Your leaving caused a lot of tears, and so much grieving too,It was the hardest thing of all to say goodbye to you.

You gave your love until one day, you heard the angels call,And above us now in heaven lives the best Dad of them all.

Fondly remembered and sadly missed your loving daughter Mary and son-in-law Tom.

Grandad, we remember a smile we would love to see, a hand we would love totouch, we remember a voice we love to hear, of a grandad we loved so much.

Hope you are still smiling as you would say a smile speaks all languageslove you to bits, missing you loads, your loving grandchildren, Shane,

Martin, Gary & Rosie



In Loving Memory

Michael (Lynott) YellopWhose 6th Anniversary occurs on Sept. 22nd

God looked around his garden and found an empty place

He then looked down upon his earth and saw your tired face

He put his arm around you and lifted you to rest

Gods garden must be beautiful

He always takes the best

Always remembered and sadly missed by sonsDarren & Michael, daughter-in-law Yvonne,

grandsons Jason, Jordan & Kelvin

Acknowledgement & Birthday Remembrance

Michelle (Mich) RansomYoughal and formerly Bristol

On my daughters birthday she is lovingly remembered by her motherMargaret, her son Kash, brother Michael and Margaret's partner Jim.We would like to thank all those who sympathised and supported us dur-ing our sad loss, those who attended the Rosary, Funeral Mass andBurial. Thanks to everyone who called to our homes, telephoned us, sentmass cards, enrolments and floral tributes. Our sincere gratitude to Fr.Winkle who celebrated her funeral mass and Fr. Patrick and to them bothfor reciting the Rosary and attended her removal. Many thanks to theundertakers Colin and Billy for their help and professionalism. A specialword of thanks to Dr. O'Brien and Dr. Dorian and to all the ambulancestaff who were a great help to us that day. As it is impossible to thankeveryone individually, please accept this as a token of our appreciation.

The holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered for all your intentions.

As each day dawns, we think of you,

As each night falls, we pray for you.

10th Anniversary

James K. ConnonCoolaha, Youghal

Cherished memories of my dear husband Jim

who died on October 3rd 1999.

Always affectionately remembered by his wife,

sons and daughter

THANKSGIVINGMIRACLE PRAYER

Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked formany favours, this time I ask for a special one,(mention here). Take it Dear Heart of Jesus andplace it within your own Broken Heart, whereyour father sees it. Then, in his merciful eyes it willbecome your favour, not mine Amen.

Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication andprayer and favour will be granted no matter howimpossible. Never know to fail. B.M.

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 bottom of my heart to succour mein this necessity; there are none that can withstand your power. Oshow me herein you are my mother. O Mary conceived withoutsin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy MotherI place this cause into your hands (3 times). Holy Spirit you whosolve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal, youwho gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil againstme and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want inthis short prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm onceagain that I never want to be separated from you in eternal glory.Thank you for your 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. K.L.

1st Anniversary & Acknowledgement

Sean HegartyRaheen Park, Youghal.

Who Died October 10th 2008

Sean's wife Joan, Family Veronica, Ollie, Denise, Noel, Coletteand Daniel, brothers Bill and Jim, sisters Mercie and Olive andextended family would like to thank all those who sympathisedwith them on their sad loss, those who attended the funeral cere-monies, also those who sent mass cards, enrolments and letters ofsympathy. A special thanks to Canon Browne for a lovely massand all the priests who attended. Thanks to Egans Undertakers fortheir help, also thanks to our family, neighbours and friends whohelped in every way. As it is impossible to thank everyone indi-vidually, please accept this as a token of our appreciation. TheHoly Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for all your inten-tions.

Sean's Anniversary Mass is in the Strand Church on Saturday October 10th at 6.30pm


25th AnniversaryIn Memory of

May JoyceWhose 25th Anniversary occurs on 8th October 2009

Will those who think of her today,

A little prayer to Jesus say.

Lovingly remembered by her daughters Christine& Ann and their families

In MemoriamIn Memoriam

13th Anniversary

John CareyLate of 27, Blackwater Heights, Youghal.

In loving memory of our dear brother John R.I.P.

You are more than a memory silently kept.

You are part of lives we will never forget.

Time moves on but memories stay,

You will always be remembered especially today.

Always remembered by his brother Pad,sister-in-law Margaret and family, his sisterSheila, brother-in-law Jimmy and family

1st Anniversary

Paddy SavagePark, Youghal

Who died on 29th September 2008

God looked around his garden and saw an empty space,

He then looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face.

He put his arms around you and lifted you to rest.

Gods garden must be beautiful, he always takes the best.

God knew you were in pain and a cure was not to be,

So he closed your weary eyelids and whispered come to me.

With tearful eyes we watched you and saw you slip away.

Although we love you dearly, we knew you could not stay.

It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone,

For part of us went with you, the day God called you home.

Sadly missed and loved by your son John, daughter-in-lawTracy, grandchildren Donna, Jonathan,

Christopher and Catriona.

Paddy SavagePark, Youghal

Remembering Dad with fondest love on his First Anniversary

St. Michael the Archangel Pray for him.

In the beginning of the year and when it ends,we remember him

When we are weary and in need of strength, we remember him

When we have joys we yearn to share, we remember him

So long as we live he, too, shall live

For he is part of us, as we remember him.

So sadly missed by your loving daughter Eileen,son-in-law Jerry, grandsons Eric, Trevor and

Fergus, great-grandson Brian and his mam Kita

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Blackwater Challenge CupAfter five rounds in the Blackwater Challenge Cup it was Youghaland Fermoy that qualified for the final. Youghal had done betterin the rounds so we gained the home advantage. All the stops werepulled in the two weeks leading up to the final as the Club wentthrough some major renovation work. The alley was painted, aglass wall in the upstairs gallery was installed. We renovated andre-floored the upstairs gallery. Showers were ripped out andreplaced with a more efficient system. Toilets wererepaired/replaced as well as many other improvements. This wasall done with the assistance of the club members and we would liketo seriously them for putting in many unsociable hours to get thisdone. But I think all will agree that the effort was worth it as thealley is looking great!The downside of all this renovation work was that the six teamplayers did not get much game time to practice for the final.Needless to say, when the alley re-opened a few days before thefinal, there was a rush of activity to get some practice in. The finalwas held on Friday, September 11th and a large crowd had gath-ered early on for this eagerly anticipated final. Club membersagain pulled through and came up with trays of sandwiches, fruitand biscuits for all to enjoy while watching the games. First up on the night was Dwaine O’Shea against Kalin Kelly.Dwaine played well and took an easy 2-0 win. Next up were num-ber 1 seeds, Keith Gallogley and Dwaine Magner. After a crackerof a match it was Dwaine that came though to win on a 2-1 score.Third game of the night was the doubles match where OlanMcCarthy and Jody Cooper faced the Fermoy duo of DavidCallanan and Shane McLoughlin. After a cracking game of dou-bles, again it was Youghal that came through on a 2-0 scoreline.The fourth match of the night saw Wayne Fitzgerald up againstJohnny O’Keeney. Unfortunately for Youghal it was Johnny thatcame through on a 2-0 scoreline. Both clubs were tied on twomatches each and it was down to the last game of the night todecide who would keep the silverware for the year.So to decide the competition we had Barry Goggin up againstChris Carey. Chris started very strong and took the first gamefrom Barry. But Barry was confident and was hungry to keep hiswinning streak from last season going. Chris was not expectingthis and Barry took the second game comfortably. The gallerywere roaring as the entire competition was now going down to asingle game to 11. It all seemed to be going over Barry’s head ashe was as cool as a breeze and taking in all the excitement. Onecould not say the same about Chris though and this was surprisingconsidering that this is a player that represented Ireland at juniorlevel and is a highly ranked player on the Irish circuit. No botherfor Barry though and he stormed through to take the tie-breakergame on an 11-1 score giving a final tally of Youghal 3-2 Fermoy.This was a great achievement for the Youghal club and this wasacknowledged by the Fermoy and Touraneena players. All theclubs involved were very happy with how the competition playedout and we are already planning on next season.Seeded Doubled Competition.The first round of the seeded doubles competition kicked off onWednesday, September 16th. After a good night of Racquetballthe teams of Olan McCarthy & Keith Walsh, Jody Cooper & TomBuckley, Dwaine O’Shea & Killian McCarthy that took a roundone exit. The quarter finals were held the following week,September 23rd. The teams that lost out in this round were ColinKennedy & Kevin Landers, Ian Ryan & John Kenefick, SteveO’Shea & Brian Fitzgerald, MJ Curley & Brian Coakley. The fourquarter final games took almost four hours to complete and threeof the four went to tie-breaker games. Again a very enjoyablenight. This sets us up for the semi-finals on Wednesday,September 30th. We will have Keith Gallogley & SiobhánDowning up against Barry Goggin & Ian Ryan, the second semi-final will see Jason Browne & John O’Callaghan up against WayneFitzgerald & Simon Primm. Games will start at 7.30pm and I amsure we are in for another entertaining night of Racquetball.

Anyone interested is invited to come up and watch.Winter LeagueEntry form for the Winter League is posted in the alley and wealready have a strong entry of 23 players. Anyone interestedshould add their name to the list ASAP.Club LadderThere are about 15 players actively playing in the local ladder andthere are many weekly battles for ranking positions. Top of theladder for the past few MONTHS is Keith Gallogley as nobodycan seem to shake this guy. Behind him are Barry Goggin, DwaineO’Shea, Ian Cronin & Andrew Gallogley.AGM; The annual general meeting of the Club has been fixed forWednesday, October 14th at 8.00pm. A nomination board is post-ed in the alley for those wishing to run for committee positions.Membership; Membership is now due. Rates are E35 adult, E15student and E5 for juveniles. Please contact Keith on (083) 3357753 or Brian on (087) 995 0717

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COLBERT & CO PROPERTYMANAGEMENT & LETTINGS

Youghal - North Main Street Selection of newly refurbished apartments 1-2 beds €300-€400 p.c.m.

South Abbey -1 bed apts from €350.00 p.c.m.For viewings please call Gary Colbert 087-9026201 / email [email protected]

TRAINED GARDENER(Royal Horticultural Society)

Available for all your gardening needs

Ring Mac at 087 6771853 - 024 97980

A-Z Boucing Castles10% Off Mid-Week Hire

Marquee available for hire, 10x20.Contact Willie: 086 - 1741842

VAN AND DRIVER FOR HIRE

Good RatesContact Willie: 086 - 2777804

Building & Civil Engineering Estimator

Available to price projects for contractors orto measure quantities from drawings

Tel: 086 - 1957075

Eamonn Foley1st & 2nd Fix Carpentry Service

& General BuildingTel: 086 - 8184800

Mini Digger & Driver Hire & Ground WorksFoundations, Bases too Floor Level, Patios, Lawns, Gardens

Leveled, Footpaths, Drainage, Driveway Preped, KerbingSpecialises in Concrete Shuttering Work inc. retaining walls, raft

& pilled foundations.

Excellent Rates Guaranteed, Fully Insured C2 & VAT Reg

John 086 8522487

Ross Cashman ElectricianAvailable for New Homes, Extensions, Re-Wires,

Agricultural etc. No Job too Big or Too Small - Free Quotations

C2 Registered Tel 087 1248091 Fully Insured

TOPS TO TAILSMOBILE DOG GROOMERSmall Dogs from €20 & Large Dogs from €40

DOG SITTING (An alternative to Kennels, from €15 per day)

For further information contact Imelda Rodgers 086-8937865

L NOEL HENNESSY LDoing your driving test in Dungarvan?

Learning to drive in Youghal or Dungarvan?Contact Noel Hennessy Driving School R.S.A.A.D.I. Pre-tester, highest pass rate.

All test routes covered, car available for test. Gift vouchers available

Phone 087- 2633240 or 058-54000

SHOOTING DAYS YOUGHALDes O’Halloran

Registered Firearms & Ammunition DealerLarge Selection of Firearms, Ammunitions & Accessories in stock

10% OFF ALL GUN SAFES NOW

087 - 6480692

Autumn Sale!

Supplying Youghal, Killeagh, Midleton and Surrounding Areas

Above prices include delivery!

Broderick FuelsLadysbridge

Autumn Sale!

Tel 021 4667645 Mob 087 2857197

email: [email protected]

Premium

Polish coal

from x 13 Per Bagalso

specials on doubles

and smokeless coal

Bringing Alternative Energy to East Cork

WE SUPPLY AND INSTALL:4 Solar panels4 Multi-Fuel Stoves e.g Stanley, Hunter, Stovax4 High Effeciency Oil Burners4 Wood Pellet Stoves / Boilers

4We also stock wood and coal burning stoves

4We supply bag and bulk wood pellets

Contact no: 086 - 1734239 email:[email protected] web:www.aqheating.com

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