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YYoughal Neoughal NewswsVol. 6 Issue 21 September 3rd 2009Tel 024 93358 Fax 024 93852
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2nd prizewinners Michael Ryan, Des O'Halloran and Dermot Drumgoole receivetheir prize from Barbara Murray and John Flavin from Youghal Chamber and JimColeman, Vice captain Youghal Golf Club
Youghal Chamber of Tourismand Commerce Golf Classic
Photo Michael Hussey
1st prizewinners Colman Walsh, John Power and Michael Murphy receive theirprize from Barbara Murray and John Flavin from Youghal Chamber and JimColeman, Vice captain Youghal Golf Club
R.N.L.I Youghal ReceiveCheque From Youghal Deep
Sea Fishing Club
Front row - Darragh Mathews, Joe Moore and Sean and David Slattery.Back row- Tadhg Kelleher (Chairman Youghal Fundraising Committee) MylesClancy, Peter Murray, Ellen Danagher, Fergus Hopkins (Youghal RNLI OperationsManager) Anne Muckley (Youghal RNLI Treasurer), Liam Keogh, JohnnyGoggin (Senior Helmsman Youghal RNLI), Tommy Curtin, Gavin Tivy, JohnMurray and Albert Muckley.
Youghal RNLI Lifeboat launched to a report of an up turned dingyon Tuesday 24th August at 22.52 pm just off Green Hole inYoughal. The Lifeboat arrived on scene at 22.53. The YoughalCoastguard unit lit the scene with their search lights fromLighthouse hill. It was soon established that there no casualties onboard or in the water. They secured a tow at 23.55 pm, brought thedingy along side the Lifeboat Station where they handed it over tothe Coastguard at 12.06 am. They Lifeboat was rehoused, refu-elled and ready for service at 12.35 am
Youghal RNLI Called To Up-Turned Dingy
Seamus Kelly, Mary O'Farrell and Rachel O'Donnell with dogs Ike, Grace andIbsen with fun dog walkers Alice O'Donnell, Breda Clancy, Paddy Crowley, Simonand Margaret Coady, Margaret Scully and Patricia Larkin at the launch.
Launch of Fun Dog WalkPhoto Michael Hussey
Seamus Kelly, Mary O'Farrell and Rachel O'Donnell pictured strolling throughKilleagh Woods
The launch of the Fun Dog Walk at Glenbower Woods Killeaghwas held last week and received a great reception. The Fun DogWalk will be in aid of the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind and willbe held on Sept. 13th at 2pm at Glenbower Woods. It will be sureto be great day out for all the family.
Seamus Kelly with his dog Ike, Breda Clancy with dog Ibsen and Mary O'Farrellwith dog Grace at the launch of Fun Dog Walk
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Youghal CommunityHospital & Hospice
Committee Members with Eleanor Barry and Anne O’Dwyer, Acting Matron andChairperson of the Committee.
Eleanor Barry retired from Youghal Community Hospital on 7thAugust 2009. Eleanor was the first Clerical Officer appointed toYoughal Community Hospital. She commenced on a part-timebasis in 1974 and when Cois Abhainn opened she took on theClerical Duties there also. Due to family commitments sheresigned from both places in 1987. She resumed work in YoughalCommunity Hospital in 1990 and remained until her recent retire-ment. Eleanor has been involved on the Friends of YoughalCommunity Hospital and Hospice Committee as Secretary sinceits inception and will continue to be involved.
Olive O’Shea and Marie Gardiner making a presentation to Eleanor Barry on behalfof the Committee.
The Blackwater School of Irish Dancing
The Blackwater School of Irish Dancing will resumeits classes in Youghal Community Centre on
September 8th at normal class times. Any parentwishing their child to learn Irish Dancing is more
than welcome to join us. Enrolement of NewBeginners will take place between 3pm and 4pm on
this date. For Further information please
Contact me on 087-6838583Look forward to seeing you all
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A meeting of Community Alert will be held on Tuesday September1st at the Walter Raleigh Hotel at 8pm sharp.
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at Cumann Na Daoine
Pictured are seated Emma McManus, Bernard Kavanagh, Stacy Quinlivan-com-munity development officer, Joseph Calleja, Sheila Loughnan and Rosie Palmerwith all nationalities living in Youghal
Bernard Kavanagh, Rosie Palmer, Emma McManus,Stacy Quinlivan-communitydevelopment officer, Sheila Loughnan, Joseph Calleja and Siby Joseph
Jessica Ripa, Matteo Zugni and SethLewis Monika Lefer and her daughter Melisa
Youghal is truly a multicultural town with people from over fifteencountries living in the area. It is often difficult for newcomerscoming to Youghal to find an opportunity and space to meet andtalk with others living here- and vice versa. Why not join us in aCommunity Night in Cumann Na Doaine, Catherine St Youghal(formally know as the League of the Cross). The CommunityNights have proved very popular attracting people from Ireland,Malta, England, India, Italy, Poland, Lithuania, Czech Republic,America, Chile, and Tibet. On our last Community Night we hada very interesting talk by Sheila Loughnan on the History ofYoughal that proved to be very popular. The next community nightwill be held on September Monday 21st at 7.30 all are welcome.For further information Contact Stacey at Cumann Na Daoine024-91900. The purpose of the monthly social nights:- Make new friends and get to know your neighbours- Learn more about different cultures living in Youghal.- Find out information about your community.- Network with other people about jobs, training.- Organise social events / social outings/ sports etc.- Improve your spoken English in a friendly relaxed environment.
Community NightSeptember Meeting
Town Walls & QuaysideRestoration Commences
By Christy ParkerYoughal Town Council has signed a contract Cobh-basedCornerstone Construction Ltd. to restore the collapsed section ofthe town walls near Raheen Park. Town Clerk Liam Ryan says the
work will commenceimmediately and“should be completedwithin two months.”The company has exten-sive experience in thearea of heritage restora-tion, including theCrawford Observatory,UCC, Dunboy CastleHotel, Castletownbere,Castle Hyde HouseFermoy (Flatley’s flat!)
and Carrig House, Cobh, for which it received an ArchitecturalExcellence Award from Cobh Chamber of Commerce. The Department of the Environment is effectively funding theproject through €120,000 grant aid to Youghal Walled Town’sNetwork via Heritage Council. The sum will also finance studiesinto the state andrequirements of thetown walls generally,which will be undertak-en by AbsolutePrecision Surveying,Glanmire.The wall initially col-lapsed in early 2008,followed by furtherdeterioration in recentmonths. “The secondfall was actually a bless-ing,” says Mr, Ryan, ‘as it removed a bridge over the original col-lapse that would have proved very difficult and more expensive tonegotiate.”
Quayside restoration also commences.The council has also entered contract for restoration work at the
Pier Head and Greens Quay. Theproject will address the problem ofwater infiltrating the structures."They are not actually dangerous atpresent but could become so unlesstreated," says the Town Clerk. Thework is being financed by €400,000from the Department of Transport -aconsiderable acquirement in thesebelt-fastening days. The project, being undertaken by L
&M Keating Ltd., Co Clare and is scheduled to begin in the firstweek of September. It will also include road re-surfacing at GreensQuay. Thank God!
Aquatrek Present ChequeTo Youghal R.N.L.I.
John Griffin (Youghal Aquatrek), John Innes (Aquatrek) and his son Jason, SeanSlattery (Youghal Lifeboat Crew) and Ann Muckley (Youghal RNLI Treasurer).The money was raised by Aquatrek who held an awards dinner for those who com-pleted their Yacht Master level course with the proceeds going to the R.N.L.I.Youghal.
YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION CAR DRAW WINNER
The winner of the Credit Union Summer Car Draw, Betty Hennessy, being present-ed with her brand new car
Betty Hennessy, daughters and grandchildren, was presented withher new Kia Rio after winning the summer car draw with YoughalCredit Union Limited. Also included is Barry Treacy Manager ofYoughal Credit Union Limited and Pat Ryan from Youghal Kia.The draw was held in the credit union offices on August 8th withthe winning ticket drawn by Youghal's Lady Mayoress, SandraMc. Lellan. The draw was the fourth draw held in the CreditUnion with the next draw being held in the New Year. All cars sup-plied are sourced from local suppliers in keeping with the CreditUnion's community ethos.The draw costs €6 for each draw and you can enter by completingan entry form in any of the Credit Union's offices. Once you enteronce the €6 will be withdrawn automatically from your account.
Michael Ahern-historian, Maura Keane, Tony Gallagher and broadcaster FergalKeane
TONY GALLAGHERLAUNCHES HIS DVD
A superb documentary just released by Ardmore sailor and fisher-man Tony Gallagher that will charm anyone with an affinity forthe picturesque village, or for local history in general. ArdmoreNow and Then is a 20-minute journey through both time and ter-ritory, led by the precise, lilting brogue of one of its own.
Tony Gallagher signs his new DVD 'Ardmore Now and Then' for Anne and JulieGartland and Anna Kent
Tony Gallagher signs his new DVD 'Ardmore Now and Then'.
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By Michael TwomeyAfter 38 years of service to Kyle National School, Principal,Catherine Foley has officially retired. A life dedicated to educationwas celebrated at the Walter Raleigh Hotel last Saturday night.Before meeting family, colleagues and past pupils Catherine tooktime to reflect on her teaching career. That career, carried out withdignity and humility, has brought both rewards and challenges.Catherine started her career in teacher training at Blackrock,Dublin. She then taught for four years in Waterford before takingup her post at Kyle. “When I first came to kyle people said I wouldfind it difficult having 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th classes in the one roombut I had classes of 49 pupils in Waterford,” she said. School wasvery different when Catherine arrived in Kyle and she recalledanother time lomg before the school's 2008 renovations. “Mygoodness, there have been so many changes. The school had tworooms divided by a partition, no playground and an outside toilet.The children played in the glen and paddled in the stream,” sheadded. Society has changed at an extraordinary rate in Ireland andCatherine embraced the educational needs of her pupils withvigour. “My teaching methodologies have changed over the yearsand so has my approach to teaching. I was constantly trying tokeep abreast with education,” she said. And the changes in pupils?“I can honestly say I've been extremely lucky in Kyle, the childrenare so nice and I have not really seen that kind of change.” Fellowteacher and colleague of 30 years, Mary Rohan paid tribute toCatherine's ability to communicate effectively and with warmth topupils and staff. “She was always very caring and conscientiousand took an interest in every child. Any new staff that came to theschool she was always very helpful. She will be missed by thecommunity and I will miss her very much,” she said.
Tribute was also paid by past pupil, Barry O' Connell who was in6th class when Catherine arrived at the Kyle school. “She gave 38years of outstanding service. She was a brilliant teacher and did agreat job in the management of the school. She was at the fore-front of developing new ideas and kept up with the changes ineducation. She was very professional in the running of theschool,” he said. In one of those peculiar coincidences of fateBarry's youngest child starts 6th class this term. “She taught all myfamily, she is a gifted person,” he added. Catherine had been fight-ing for the school to be modernised for 30 years and in 2008 theschool was renovated with a staffroom and new office added.Barry said the work was a 'wonderful legacy to her'. It's difficultto evaluate the effect a good teacher can have on young peoples'lives. I asked Catherine if she felt she gad achieved some of thegoals she might have set herself when she started out 42 years ago.“I still think teaching is a vocation. I always wanted to teach. I dofeel I achieved the things I wanted to. The greatest satisfactionwas seeing the everyday little achievements of the children.” And
the highlights? “Seeing the new building to the school after 30years and the day Mark Landers brought back the Liam McCarthycup,” she said. Life moves on and Catherine, ever ready to acceptchange, will move with it. “I truly will miss it but I felt it was time.I'll miss the daily interaction with the pupils and parents,Confirmation and Communion days and the little chats in themorning,” she said. Kyle has lost an inspiration and an anchor tothe community. The new and improved Kyle National School is alegacy. The other legacy lasts longer than buildings, it's in thehearts and minds of past and present pupils where an indeliblemark has been left. It's up to other teachers to follow. DoesCatherine have any advice for them? What is the golden rule?“Always treat others as you would like them to treat you,” shereplied.
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RETIREMENT OF CATHERINE FOLEY, PRINCIPAL OF KYLE NS
Catherine Foley and her husband Tadhg at her retirement function in theWalter Raleigh Hotel
Catherine and her husband Tadhg and children Fergal and Olivia at theretirement function in the Walter Raleigh Hotel
Bowling continued on Tuesday last at Arus. With a very goodattendance, the club was delighted to welcome some new mem-bers and visitors. There was a draw for teams and the competitionwas intense. The eventual winners were :- Sheila Kenneally, CarolMullally, Rita Ryall and John Fitzgerald. All four members werebowling excellently and on the day were unbeatable. NextTuesday 1st September is the start of the new season. This a veryopportune time for new members to join as the more serious com-petitions shall not be starting just yet. The first two Tuesdays arefree for potential members. If after, they want to join, tell a com-mittee member and it will be processed from there. Anybodycoming for the first time is advised to be there at 2pm.This will allow for a practise mat to be laid out and a competentclub member made available for tuition. All members are advisedthat the annual membership of €5 is now due and should be paidimmediately.
YOUGHAL BOWLING CLUB
Time to keep you posted on new and exciting ventures for theKGK Community Sports Hall. Firstly, we are delighted and verygrateful to the Tallow Credit Union for their sponsorship. Therewill be a photo shoot with all committee members on Friday 11thSeptember when Tallow Credit Union will be presenting thecheque within the hall. Secondly, we now have a joint venture withthe Shamrocks GAA Club as there will be a percentage of the lottogoing towards the hall. We do hope you will continue to supportthis lotto as it is vital income for the running of the club and nowalso for the running costs of the hall. Your subscriptions are asalways very much appreciated. We are now very pleased to inform you that phase 2 of the hall willbe underway within the next few weeks, after a unanimous deci-sion by committee members to give the go ahead. There will be astage, lighting bar with lights, sound system and curtain surroundto help with acoustics all which can be neatly stored away so thehall can be left as a sports facility. Well done to all involved whoworked very hard to ensure this project would be to a profession-al standard and realising the huge benefit it will be to our commu-nity.Party time! You have been giving it a thought, haven’t you?American Tea Party Sat Oct 24th Entertainment –live music,drink-BYO wine, food- supplied by host, company-BYO; host atable of 10 people @20euro per head, reserve your table by call-ing 086 2538272. Only 20 tables available to book. Guaranteedgreat night out. Go on, go on.....!Don’t forget the number in case you need to book the hall -0879675399 between 7 & 9pm, where our friendly booking team willbe delighted to give you any information you need with regardsthe use of the hall. Please note that the hall is available free ofcharge for funerals and the months minds as long as it is left in thesame manner as it is found.We hope to be starting a drama class for children in the hall with-in the coming weeks, more info on that next time. That’s all fornow .So remember –watch this space!
KGK COMMUNITY HALL
A Junior Tennis 'End of Summer' Tournament was held onSaturday 22nd August and the winners of the 10-12 year olds indi-vidual doubles tournament were Claire Keniry & Holly Twomey.Alex Ledingham & Muiris de Paor were the winners of the 13+tournament & second were Aoife McCarthy & Sarah Donoghue.Great DVDs were given to the prizewinners and everyone enjoyeddrinks & bars. A Mini Tennis 'End of Summer' Fun Hour was alsoheld on this day and the 6-9 year olds played fun games and every-one received drinks and bars.On last Saturday 29th August the joint winners of the 10-12 yearold group were Laura Donoghue & Calvin Leahy and AoifeMcCarthy & Úna Brosnan. Prizes were sweets and chocolate anddrinks & bars were given to everyone. A Mini Fun Hour was alsoheld last Saturday and the young players enjoyed great games,drinks and bars.Junior Tennis Tournaments and Mini Tennis Fun Hours have runthroughout the duration of the summer and all money raised goesinto the Junior Committee's fund for a table tennis unit for theclub. Junior Tennis Tournaments will continue for the forthcomingmonths from 10.30-12 for ages 10+ at €2 with prizes,drinks andbars incl. Mini Tennis Tournaments will also continue for the nextfew months from 12.30-1.30 for ages 6-9 at €2 with prizes,drinksand bars incl. also. Please come along.Special Offer for New Members; Now is the time of year whenmany of us think about taking up a course, learning a new skill ortrying something different. Youghal Lawn Tennis Club might bejust what you are looking for. We are fortunate to have four courtsto cater for the increasing number of members playing tennis, twoof which were completed earlier this year. All courts are alsofloodlit so members can play throughout the winter even when theevenings are dark. The summer months saw an increased uptake inmembership largely due to tourists. Demand for courts is expect-ed to continue however during the autumn/winter season. We areoffering new members an introductory, once-off, value for moneypackage. Join now and not only will you avail of a discountedmembership rate but you will also qualify for a free coaching ses-sion. Adult membership is now on offer to new members at thediscounted rate of €100 and also includes a free coaching session.Family membership is on offer to new members at the discountedrate of €150 and includes a free coaching session for two adults.To avail of this introductory offer or for more information contactFrank (086)8406848.Adult Coaching; An adult coaching session with professionalcoach, Ger Flynn, begins on Friday 25th September. The sessionconsists of three lessons, which will take place on three consecu-tive Fridays: 25th September, 2nd October and 9th October.. Gerwas very popular for coaching in June and we are delighted thatshe found time for us in her busy coaching schedule. Coachingwill cater for two levels: beginner/improver and intermediate.Registration for coaching takes place every Thursday at the tennisclub from 7.30pm-8.30pm. With just over two weeks left to reg-ister members are urged to do so asap. Non members are also wel-come to attend this coaching session. Final date for registration isThursday 17th September. All participants must be fully paid upon this date. For more information or to sign up contact John(087) 7672136 or Anne (086) 1083485. Ladies Tournament; Apologies ladies for the misprint in the lastYoughal News. Friday 18th September is the correct date for thetournament play-offs, prize-giving ceremony, fun tournament andsocial evening; a busy evening for the ladies. There are approxi-mately 20 ladies taking part in the singles and doubles tourna-ments, with many taking part in both. Participants were requiredto have a minimum of two games played by last Friday. All gamesmust be played before September 18th. A reminder to those whohave not paid the €5 entry fee per tournament to do so asap please.Tournament organisers Gráinne, Bridget or Anne will collect this.All ladies are invited to the tennis club on Friday 18th to take partin the fun tournament or observe the play-offs. Also prizes will begiven out at 8.30pm and this will be followed by a
social evening so non-players and injured players etc are also wel-come.Adult Club Night; An adult club night takes place every Thursdayat 7.30pm. This is a mixed doubles event and is open to all levels,members and non members.Junior Tennis; Junior tennis takes place every Saturday morningfrom 10.30am-12pm. This is for 10-18year olds. All are welcometo attend. Membership Fees; Adult and junior members who have not yet paid their fees arereminded to do so. Fees can be paid directly to membership sec-retary, Frank Delaney or to a committee member on Thursdayevenings at 7.30pm or Saturday mornings at 10.30am.
YOUGHAL LAWN TENNIS
A Job Well Done As GortroeHall Renovation Concludes
J.J. Harty of SECAD presenting a cheque to Kieran Mariga, Chairman GortroeHall Committee. Also included are Suzanne Kearney of SECAD and members ofthe Gortroe Hall Committee
By Christy ParkerThings are looking up in Gortroe as roof repairs and other worksare all but complete at the community hall. Gortroe Hall Ltd, thecompany established to satisfy funding acquirement has justreceived €49,000 grant aid from South and East Cork AreaDevelopment Ltd (SECAD). The money is the first instalment of€93,000 allocated by SECAD towards the restortation project."Without SECAD we simply could not have repaired the hall. Weare very grateful to them and indeed to all who supported us," saysGortroe Hall Ltd's chairman Kieran Mariga. The restoration is the latest chapter in a story of tremendousendurance and a commitment to a historic structure by a vibrant,self-assured community. The hall is owned by the Church, anddates back hundreds of years. It's previous, dilapidated roof was agalvanise structure apparently constructed from huts dismantled atPilmore during the Famine. Incredibly, it remained in fine fettleuntil about two years ago when "it began to leak and the hallbecame quite damp," explains Kieran. Church organisations cannot access government funding and soGortroe Hall Ltd was formed and acquired the structure on a 35-year lease from the Church. The 12-member company approachedSECAD with a roof repair problem but negotiations soon revolvedround a more complete structural renovation. The subsequentwork, undertaken through the summer by Michael Cronin contrac-tors, Ballymadog, has also seen new wiring, lighting, heating win-dows, doors and disability installed, along with other internal andexternal modifications. SECAD, whose Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 hasreceived €8.5m through the European Union and the NationalDevelopment Plan, funded 75% of the €130,000 total cost.Gortroe Hall Ltd acquired a loan for the remainder from YoughalCredit Union. The local community, its neighbours and friendsactively supported the campaign to meet the repayments. A race night at the Quality Hotel earned a massive €20,000. "Thefundraising committee were fantastic. They sold horses months inadvance @ €20 each, got sponsorship for races and on the night.People from everywhere rallied to the cause," Kieran say. Furtherfundraising and hall rental will, hopefully, meet the outstanding€10,000. The completed task has not merely renovated a hall but has re-assured a community. The hall is as relevant to Gortroe as the TajMahal is to India and has the added attraction that you don't haveto remove your shoes (or wellingtons) to enter it! It has been, stillis and is expected always to be, central to community activity."Everything from celebrations, theatre shows, card nights, aplayschool, Christmas parties and so on is held there," saysKieran, "and communities from as far as Clashmore, Ballymacodaand Inch avail of it." They'll be praising it to the new rafters now.
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Best wishes to Paul Crowley (Youghal) and Caroline Davis(Blarney) who got married on the 14th August from the Crowleyand Davis Families.
YOUGHAL I.C.AOpening Meeting will be held on Wednesday 9th. September inCumann na Daoine at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance of memberswould be appreciated an d new members are always welcome.
YOUGHAL BRING HOMETHE SILVERWARE
Youghal RFC were named the proud winners of the third annualMeteor Munster 7's Junior Cup on Saturday the 22nd of August.Youghal faced a tough Waterpark in superbly entertaining finalwith the sea-siders coming up trumps.The crowd was treated to more than seventy games this year tak-ing place in Highfield RFC and Presentation Brothers CollegeCork training grounds - the biggest Meteor Munster SevensCompetition to date - with every county in the province represent-ed with 13 of Munster's top clubs, including AIB League champi-ons Shannon and defending Meteor Munster Sevens championsGarryowen, 16 junior squads and seven ladies club teams taking tothe pitches in their respective divisions.Congratulations to all the lads involved and the best of luck withthe season ahead.
National Angling WeekBeat the Back to School blues, The Southern Regional FisheriesBoard have come up with a novel way of banishing the back toschool blues. A travelling road show! The idea is to offer a free introduction to fishing and angling skillsto young and old across the entire region.Sunday 30th August to Sunday 6th September is designatedNational Angling Week. Events are planned for Waterford,Wexford, Tipperary and in East CorkSea Angling event in Youghal for National Angling Week "Introduction to sea angling"especially suited to Juvenile anglers and beginnersOn Sunday 6th September from 4.00p.m. to 7.30pm the Slob Bankin Youghal has been chosen as the venue for one of the sea anglingevents as part of National Angling Week. This venue was chosenas it offers excellent Autumn fishing and will provide noviceanglers an opportunity to develop their new found skills. anglers,board officers and tutors will be on hand to help any buddinganglers, young or old to come to grips with the skills needed forsuccessful shore angling. The afternoon will include introductionto baits and bait collecting, tackle assembly, casting and some fish-ing for flat fish and bass. All activities and training will have safe-ty as a main focus.The event is completely free and tackle and bait will be availablefor use on the day.
YOUGHAL HANDBALL ANDRAQUETBALL CLUB
Blackwater Challenge Cup; After a poor first round in theBlackwater Challenge Cup, Youghal took stock and started puttingin some very sold performances. After all four pool gamesYoughal have topped the table, this means that we get the final athome in Youghal on Friday, September 11th against Fermoy. Thisis a fantastic achievement from all of the team. Special mentionmust go to Dwaine O'Shea, Jody Cooper and Olan McCarthywhom all came through their pool games undefeated. KeithGallogley also had a great few games up against some of the coun-tries top players. The team are under no illusion, but they willhave to put in some great performances in the final if they are towin it out. The format of the final will see all six team membersplaying on the night as there will be four singles games and onedoubles game. Competition will begin at 7pm on September 11th.We ask for as many as possible to come up and support as it willbe great encouragement to the players.Club Seeded Doubles; A total of 11 teams have entered for theSeeded Doubles tournament. The draw has been made and is post-ed in the alley. This is a fun tournament and will be a great kickstart to the new season. The dates of games will be announced inthe coming week.Club Renovations; Over the past week there has been significantrenovation work done in the Club. We have installed a glass wallin the upstairs gallery, this will make viewing much better forspectators. We have also completely painted the alley and gallery.The old showers have been ripped out and replaced wth a moreefficient system. We also installed a well needed water cooler - fora well needed drink after a tough game. A new metering systemhas been installed and the light charge has been reduced to E1.00for 30 minutes - great value for money! The new kitchenette wasalso installed during the summer which gives us tea/coffee makingfacilities for the spectators. All this work was done on the back ofa very successful season last year and we want to build on this byimproving our facilities and offering a better experience for allinvolved. Membership; The new season is upon us and now is the idealtime for getting back involved or taking it up for the first time.Membership rates are E35 for adults, E10 for students and E5 forjuveniles. First timers are allowed to come up and have a game ortwo to see if they like it before committing to membership.Existing members are asked to renew their fees in the comingweeks to Keith Gallogley or Brian Fitzgerald. Any other enquiriesplease to Wayne Fitzgerald (086) 380 6694. Racquetball is anideal sport for men and women and we have facilities to cater forboth.
YOUGHAL PIGEON CLUBOn Saturday August 22nd our Club Race was flown from Monaghan. Thebirds were liberated at 8am in a South West wind. Monaghan is 163 milesfrom all our lofts and the birds were expected home in under 5 hours. Firstthis week was Timmy Fitzgerald who clocked at 12.35. Timmy’s bird wasnearly 10 minutes ahead of the second bird clocked by Michael Aherne.At the clocks only 6 birds were timed in with the rest arriving later onwith some losses again being recorded. The full result is as follows; 1stTimmy Fitzgerald, 2nd Michael Aherne, 3rd Michael Aherne, 4thMichael Aherne, 5th Timmy Fitzgerald.The club members would like to wish Tomas Connell a speedy recoveryafter his spell in hospital and hope to see him back at the local wateringhole for some bacon and cabbage and pigeon mix soon.
The Youghal team celebrating after their impressive win
Placements Cut for SchoolLeavers with Disabilities
Many young people with disabilities in East Cork who finishedsecond level special education in June are being denied access toadult day services such as sheltered workshops, David Stanton TD,Fine Gael Disability Spokesperson, has discovered. “Normally,when young adults with disabilities finish school, they wouldsecure a place in a local day service provided by a local disabilityorganisation. These services offer further education and trainingor operate as a form of sheltered workshop and are essential to thedevelopment and wellbeing of these young people. “However, thisyear the HSE South have experienced a shortfall in funding. Thisshortfall has resulted in a cut in the number of new day serviceplacements. Parents of disabled school leavers are simply beingadvised that no new places are available and their child will haveto remain in their home. This is totally impractical for parents,many of whom are at work. “The HSE and the Government havebeen aware of this problem for some time. I highlighted the issueearlier in the year in the Dáil but unfortunately nothing it seemshas been done and these young people with disabilities and theirparents have been abandoned by the Government.
Since its inception in 2007, over€400,000 has been raised by theEmer Casey Foundation in thefight against Ovarian and uterineCancer. The foundation has raised this vastsum of money through a numberof events. The Annual 10K roadrace and walk, held on the lastSunday of May, is the primaryfundraising event with over 1,000participants this year. For the pasttwo years, races have also been
organised in both New York and Melbourne. The Youghal TennisClub has held both Junior and Senior Tournaments and theYoughal Golf Club organise the Ladies Singles Competition astheir main fundraising event. The Youghal Choral Society haveheld Music for a Summer's Evening at St. Mary's CollegiateChurch and Youghal United organised the first Emer CaseyMemorial Tournament this summer. Christmas Carols in aid of theFoundation took place in the atrium, Matheson Ormsby PrenticeSolicitors Dublin and proceeds from Dublin Solicitors BarAssociation Table Quiz were also dontated to the Foundation.Emer’s friends and associates have managed a plethora of eventsincluding coffee mornings, cake sales, wedding favours, cyclingevents and seasonal fayres. A special mention to our friends inEnable Ireland who organised a very successful coffee morningwhich raised the magnificent total of €1,503. In addition, a verywell supported Puccini Evening has been promoted by Julie Caseyat The Signet Library in Edinburgh for the past three years. Theschools too have played their part in this extraordinary endeavourwith Bun Scoil Mhuire organising a coin trail, various sportingactivities organised by Pobalscoil na Trionoide and GlanmireCommunity College and Ashton Community school organisingcake sales, carol singing and sponsored walks. The foundation isindeed indebted to all those who have fundraised and to all thenumerous sponsors of events to date.Upcoming EventsThere are quite a number of fundraising events being held in thefinal months of 2009, the first of which involves Team Youghalwho plan to compete in the inaugural Race Around Ireland to helpraise the profile of the foundation. This is a 1,350 mile cycle racebeginning on Sept 16th in Navan and covering various routesthroughout Ireland. Youghal features on the route and the race willfinish in Navan on Sunday Sept 20th. Secondly, Youghal Golf Club will hold their annual Ladies SinglesTournament on Wednesday Sept 16th with proceeds going to theEmer Casey Foundation.Thirdly, on Sunday October 25th, the inaugural London 5k EmerCasey Foundation Run and Walk is being held in Brockwell Parkwith the assistance of Herne Harriers Athletic Club. This will bean Annual Event and it is hoped that Sonia O'Sullivan will beavailable to take part. Towards the end of the year, Christmascards will be on sale in aid of the Foundation. Finally, information evenings are currently being planned to raiseawareness of Ovarian Cancer. These sessions will be addressed bymembers of the Discovary Consortium.Disbursement of FundsThe Emer Casey Foundation currently funds two Post Graduateresearchers. These scientists who are based in Trinity College,Dublin have joined the Discovary consortium and are researchingtwo very specific areas of ovarian cancer including early detectionof Ovarian Cancer. Due to the very generous financial supportreceived over the past three years, the foundation has decided tofund a third researcher to help in this very important work. To date€260,000 has been handed over to the Discovary Consortium anda further €150,000 will be donated in the next 12 months. A further donation of €25,000 is also being made by the Emer
Casey Foundation towards the purchase of a Solid V3 2ndGeneration Sequencer which the Discovary Consortium plans topurchase in the coming months. This state of the art technologywill enable the researchers to fast track their data and yield accu-rate and comprehensive results. The Emer Casey Foundation has grown from strength to strengthand is constantly reviewing its role in the battle against ovariancancer. As the results of the research unfold, the foundation strivesto support its findings and ultimately to prevent the spread of thishorrid disease. The foundation wishes to thank each and every oneof you for your support and generosity without which it would notbe able to function.
Christy Parker reviews the weekly Garda report.Provisional licence holders driving unaccompanied by a fully qualifieddriver can expect to be prosecuted in the coming weeks, according toYoughal gardai. Sergeant Orla Coughlan told listeners to CommunityRadio Youghal that young males continue to dominate car accident statis-tics, adding that the figures would also feature single females. Against thatbackground, she said, students returning to school would be on provision-al licences and that the busier roads and shortening days coinciding withthis time of year heralded increased danger on the roads. "We will stopunaccompanied drivers," she statedUninsured: The sergeant stressed that Provisional drivers must display L' plates andthat an accompanying driver should be qualified by at least two years, bebelow the legal alcohol limit and be drug-free. She said unaccompaniedProvisional licence holders are effectively not insured at all as, "it givesthe insurers an opt-out clause in the case of an accident." She also stressedthat "the speed limits are not a target" and that learner drivers should notaspire to reach them. Again in reference to the impending winter months,the garda asked that drivers be particularly alert for pedestrians andcyclists who, in turn, should wear reflective clothing. Drug driving: Sergeant Coughlan said that the current increase in random breath testingwill continue for some time yet. Beyond alcohol detection, they areintended to target criminals generally, she added. The sergeant explainedthat while breath tests do not detect drug usage, if a garda suspected adriver had used drugs he could demand a blood or urine sample. The min-imum disqualification for drink or drug/driving now is one year, raisedfrom three months. Tyres: The sergeant drew attention the high rate of un-roadworthy tyres beingdetected and warned that the winter weather will greatly exacerbate theirdanger. Non-display of NCT discs has become increasingly prevalentalso, she said and gardai will impound such cars. "Proof of having appliedfor the test should be carried with you," she added. Impounding is alsolikely to result where car tax has expired by over two months. Big increase in shoplifting: Off the road, the past week had been relatively quiet, Sergeant Coughlanreported, with a number of drug searches unearthing only a few minorinfringements. However, shoplifting has increased dramatically. Sheurged shopkeepers to report suspicious activity and to "follow a customerround the shop" if concerned enough. The sergeant said that CCTV is very effective both for detection anddeterrent and urged shopkeepers to install it. "Even the dummy ones arequite good at dissuading criminals," she added. Retired gardai Sergeant Coughlan concluded her report with several notices: 1) A retirement function for recently retired garda Pat Grace will be heldat the Walter Raleigh Hotel on Sunday Sept 13th. The night will include afour-course meal, dj and live band. Tickets, @ €26 are available fromYoughal garda station (024) 92200. The sergeant said Garda Pat O'Learyis also retiring but that both men are being replaced. "We are losing expe-rience but gaining youth," she promised, in wishing the retired membersthe very best. 2) Youghal Community Alert's monthly meetings will resume on TuesdaySeptember 1st, in the Walter Raleigh Hotel at 8pm.
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Graphic designer Bobby White, Cllr.Mary LinehanFoley and daughter Shauna Foley with Mervyn Scottfrom the Youghal Baptist Church Ceoltas Si group who performed on the day
Andrew, Shane, Tara and Pauric
Medieval bloodthirsty warriors PaulDaly and Jim Drake
Jack Hall, Roberto Rea, Andrew Twomey and EltonRuxton
Ger Manning, Catherine Desmond with Kelly, Claireand Shane Manning
Having fun at the Madieval festival
Medieval Fun Day at GreenparkPhoto Michael Hussey
Rebecca and Kieran Casey with artistCartherine Hagon
Olivia, Sarah and Alana O'Mahony withRachel Nolan Emma Walsh and Kamilla Piecuch
Úna Mullin, Elia and Jenny Kirwan,Jennifer Mahony and Fiona Greene
Omar, Robbie, Sara, Toni and Kelly
Medieval warrior Paul Daly with Ben Scott in the stocks
Medieval warrior Paul Daly feels the pain as NoelCurtin gets the water treatment in the stocks
Medieval stilt walker
Trace, Sara and Una
Christy O'Brien with Anne and PeterSavage
Jessica, Seth and Ben enjoying the funat The Youghal Baptist stall Amanda Hogan with daughter Emer
Trace with the balancing plate
The Medieval Knights of RedemptionDonacha O'Cearuill, Pauline Harris, Toni Murphy andMichelle Neville
Mary Corkery pleads withTeresa Watkins to free herfrom the stocks
Tuatha de Barra folkTuatha de Barra with the roasting pig
Medieval Fun Day at GreenparkPhoto Michael Hussey
Medieval damsels Irene Swayne, Catherine Desmondand Aileen Ahern about to be defrocked by the fearedMedieval Knights of Redemption
Jester Rob Coppard with KellyManning and April Coffey
Christy Parker with his daughterRhianne
Despite poor weather conditions the third annual YoughalMedieval brought visitors in their hundreds to Youghal'sGreenpark on Sunday 30th August 2009. Events were planned tocoincide with The Irish Walled Towns Network celebrations ofNational Heritage Week.The 'Medieval Village' played host to performers, guests and fes-tival goers dressed in Medieval costume who all 'braved the ele-ments'. Celebrations kicked off at 12.00pm in the 'MedievalQuarter' with the reknowned 'Freelance Knights of Redemption'undertaking a full weaponry and fighting display. With archerydisplay performances and medieval cookery displays proving tobe the focal point as visitors huddled around the roasting spit.Speaking after the event, Catherine Desmond of the organisingcommittee spoke of the idea behind the event: "The goal is alwaysto create something unique - a real 'one-of-a-kind' event with avery special blend of history, spectacle and fun for all the family.Despite the rain, everyone who attended hopefully got a flavour ofthat today." said Catherine. "We want to thank all the volunteerswho put so much hard work into delivering this event, performers,traders, and visitors who showed that come rain or shine the showwill go on!"The 'Kids Kingdom' this year played host to 'Mumbo Jumbo's'Circus Workshop. The area was a flurry of excitement and activi-ty as kids of all ages can learnt how to stilt-walk or ride a unicy-cle! A key feature of this years event was 'Maid Marion's Food &Craft Fair, - with traders recreating a colourful atmosphere of anoisy medieval marketplace. Visitors were given the opportunityto purchase unique gifts and top quality food produce. The 'band stand' at Greenpark featured fine performances fromComhaltas Youghal before weather conditions forced the perform-ance of local band 'Rannach' to be cancelled. Community RadioYoughal was of course also on hand to report on proceedingsthroughout the afternoon.Youghal Medieval Festival was organised by The YoughalMunicipal Heritage Committee and funded by the HeritageCouncil of Ireland and Youghal Town Council.
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Early morning workouts instore for Youghal fitness
enthusiasts at Aura Aura Youghal Leisure Centre is taking steps to cater for theincreased demand in their facilities by extending their gym open-ing hours from the first of September onwards. The initiative isdesigned to facilitate the growing number of people who want toexercise before they go to work in the morning. “After talking to members and customers we made the decisionto extend our opening hours. People really want the opportunityto be able to get their daily workout done before they go to work,so we decided the best way to facilitate this is to open earlier inthe mornings” explained Tracy Kenneally, Operations Managerat Aura Youghal Leisure Centre.“Office workers who have been using the gym on a regular basisare telling us that they find a gym session first thing in the morn-ing is the best way to kick start their day,” says Tracy.“The response to this initiative has been really positive and itgives more people the opportunity to come down and avail ofour excellent facilities at an hour that suits them. We understandthe pressures and time constraints of modern day living and thatis why we are making it as easy as possible for people to fit exer-cise into their overall lifestyle and daily routine,” added Tracy. “We want people of all ages to enjoy our facilities which includea 25 metre pool, fun and learner pools, fully equipped gym,sauna and steam room. Everybody should be able to fit exerciseinto their weekly schedule,” explained Tracy. The Aura Youghal gym will now be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.every Monday to Friday from Tuesday, September 1st onwards. Aura Youghal is now offering people the opportunity to exercisefor free. The current special membership offer means that if yousign up for a twelve month membership during the month ofSeptember you only have to pay for eleven months. “People are naturally more price conscious during a recessionand we are committed to ensuring that anyone who wants tokeep up their exercise routine can continue do so at a price theycan afford,” explained Tracy.Further information about the extended opening hours or any ofthe special membership offers is available by contacting recep-tion at 024 91614.
RUGBY TOURNAMENT ARDSALLAGH 2009
Rugby Tournament Ardsallaghtook place over the weekend. Atotal of six teams representingFrance, Scotland, England,Wales, Ireland and Italy took tothe manicured pitches. Theteams were a mixture of boysand girls, aged 6 to 60 and alarge and vocal band of support-ers were there to cheer them on.The weather was damp at theoutset but, before the first roundwas over, the sun burst throughto make it a brilliant day.After a series of twelve matchesthere were three teams on levelpoints and they were France,
Ireland and Italy. It all went down to the most games won and themost tries scored and that honour fell to Ireland, who were the wor-thy winners. The team consisted of Tomás W. Power, Leo P. Nunn,Pádraig W. Power and Margaret M. McArdle. Best tournamentplayer was awarded to Leo P. Nunn, best young player Tomás W.Power and best kicker Kevin McArdle. Refreshments and a wellearned rest was enjoyed by all the participants after a memorableday. The event (in its third year) was organised by Pádraig Power (aged11) and was sponsored by - Cree's Card Shop, Youghal CreditUnion, Permanent TSB Youghal, Toyota Ireland, Gilbert Ireland,Flanagan Print. Contributions from the event were donated to thecharity "Self-Help Africa". A special thanks to all who helped outon the day including the hard task of refereeing!
The triumphant Irish lads: Pádraig,Tomás and Leo
Congratulations to Eamonn Kelleher and Jane McCarthy who were mar-ried on June 17th 2009 in Spain.
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Captains Joe Deane, Stephen Dinneen and referee Ger Sweeney
GLENBOWER ROVERS QUALIFYFOR EAST CORK JUNIOR ‘A’
FOOTBALL FINALGaelic Football will be very much to the fore in KilleaghGAA Club over the next few weeks, as Glenbower Roverslook forward to taking their place in the final of the MichaelO’Connor Motor Factors Junior ‘A’ Grade FootballChampionship writes John Cashman.
Qualification was secured last week when Carrigtwohillwere overcome in a tight semi final contest played at PaddyWalshe Memorial Park in Castlemartyr. Now the locals willhave to adopt a “wait and see” policy whilst Lisgoold andCloyne contest the second semi final next week.
Originally this game was scheduled to be played onSaturday next but the match has now been re fixed forThursday September 10th, with the winners due back on theplaying pitch against Glenbower Rovers on Sunday weekSeptember 13th.
After making it to the divisional ‘A’ grade hurling final lastyear, Killeagh’s elimination from both the county seniorhurling championship and the local ‘A’ grade competitionhas led to more training time for the football panel, who willbe eager to bring the Jim Ryan Memorial Cup home for thefirst time and go forward to represent the Imokilly divisionin the county arena.
The domestic football championship in the East Cork hasoften very much played second fiddle to it’s hurling counter-part in recent years and the involvement of a number ofteams with the sliothar both locally and in the county fieldshas often led to the decider been played in late autumn.However, this season the competition which began back inmid March is scheduled for completion on time, thus mean-ing that there will no need for nomination and ultimatelymeaning that whichever team emerges victorious in the finalfixed for Youghal, will probably go forward with greaterintent in pursuit of county honours.
Glenbower’s campaign in the championship thus far has, tosay the least, been interesting. They have played four games– three of which have been against Erin’s Own. The localsstepped into the fray as early as Wednesday March 11,where the contest ended Glenbower Rovers 0-10 Erin’s Own1-7. Sean Long was the hero of the evening in Youghalkicking over a point with the last kick of the match to ensureanother sixty minutes of football between the sides.
Twelve days later the teams met again where another tightcontest followed, but in the end the spoils of victory went toGlenbower by 0-11 to 0-9.
Glenbower’s win gave them a bit of breathing space as theyby-passed a few rounds until the quarter final stage of thecompetition. Here once again it was Erin’s Own who await-ed. The Caherlag side came through the back door beatingDungourney 1-7 to 0-9 in round two and then edging out FrO’Neill’s 2-5 to 0-10 in the next phase to set up another rematch.
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What transpired in that eventual contest at Midleton in midMay was in total contrast to what had gone before. Erin’sOwn who had recent experience in the county intermediategrade were swept aside on a 3-10 to 0-3 score line.
Substitute Andy Walshe found the Erin’s Own net justbefore half time, to set up a 1-5 to 0-2 lead, but the windwould be in the faces of the Killeagh team in the secondperiod. As it emerged the expected rally by the oppositionnever materialised as firstly Stephen Murphy and then MarkLanders found the net to leave the issue conclusive at theend of the hour.
Then it was to Castlemartyr last week and the 3-4 to 1-9 suc-cess over Carrigtwohill.
Glenbower Rovers selector Noel Long takes up the story.“It was a game that we could very easily have lost. We werenine points up at one stage and seemed to be coasting home,but our lads seemed to get tired and Carrig’ roared back intothe match. They had a few chances in the end but missedthem, so we were lucky to survive. As a result afterwards inthe dressing room, we were all conscious that a big step upis needed to win the final”.
Goals by Sean Long, Stephen Murphy and David Kelleherwere the decisive scores as Glenbower made it into the finalof a competition they have never won in their history.
“It would mean the world to us if we could come throughadmits Noel Long. “To win would be a great achievementand we would be determined to drive on to make a bid forcounty honours”.
Challenge games against Aglish and Nemo Rangers havebeen lined up for this week, but with there are also hurlingcommitments for a panel almost of which are involved inboth codes. A senior league fixture is on the agenda onThursday evening and the club is also taking part in the AllIreland ‘Sevens’ in Dublin over the coming weekend.
“We will train again probably twice next week and then waitand see who comes through form the other semi. Being hon-est I don’t think it will be any handicap for the ultimate win-ners to be playing just three days later. Their confidencewill be up and they will on a high going into the decider”,concluded Noel Long.
Glenbower Rovers are captained by Joe Deane, MarkLanders lines out at full forward, whilst West Cork nativesConor and Timmy Murphy and stalwart defender PadraigMcCarthy are amongst the other key players in the first fif-teen. Kevin O’Driscoll coaches the team with Liam Kelly,Denis Barry, James Fogarty and Declan Fogarty joiningNoel Long on the backroom team.
On the other side of the draw the record shows that Cloynescored an eye catching 0-19 in beating Bride Rovers firsttime out whilst Lisgoold were two point winners (0-11 to 1-6) over Cobh. Both sides then came out on the right side oftheir respective tight quarter final encounters. Cloyne beatMidleton 0-11 to 1-6, Lisgoold who haven’t played in thefootball championship since mid May ousted Castlemartyr1-9 to 0-10. Since then Lisgoold have been very muchfocused on the junior ‘A’ hurling championship, where theyreached the semi final before losing a replay to Sarsfield’s.
The outstanding semi final between Cloyne and Lisgoold isfixed for Thursday September 10th at 7.30pm in Ballynoewith the final in Youghal on Sunday evening September13th – 6pm.
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Killeagh GAA News
There was no winner of the lotto. The numbers were 29,33,35. Thejackpot now stands at 3,600 euro.
Congratulations to our Junior A Footballers on reaching the JuniorA football final. We were probably labelled with the favourites tagbut to be fair to Carrigtohill they really put it up to us and therewas never much to separate the sides during the duration of thegame. But goals win games and we got 3. Midways through thesecond half we were in front by 8 points but Carrigtohill nevergave up and chipped away at our lead to leave a nail biting finishand 1 point the difference. The final score was Killeagh 3-5Carrigtohill 1-10. The final is now fixed for the 13th of Septemberin Youghal at 6pm.
Our 200 club membership is at an advanced stage. More newmembers are welcome and the new draws will start in the comingweeks.
We Killeagh GAA Club would like to express our deepest sympa-thies to the Crowley and McCarthy families on their recentbereavements. May they rest in peace.
Fixtures: SHL - Killeagh vs Ballinhassig at 7:45pm in Killeagh.Valuable league points at stake. Please support.Junior A Football Final: Killeagh vs Cloyne/Lisgoold, SundaySept 13th in Youghal at 6pm. Support is vital.
Tempers became frayed on occasions in the opening half
Referee Ger Sweeny kept a tight rein on proccedings
Best Wishes to Killeagh
in the East Cork Final from
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CHATTERBOX DANCE CLASSChatterbox Dance Class enrolment night for existing students thisThursday September 3rd in Bru na Si between 7pm and 9pm. New members will be notified by phone. Classes resume onWednesday September 9th and Thursday September 10th.Looking forward to another great year!
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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. Favour Received
Acknowledgement and Birthday Remembrance
Richard (Dick) CunninghamDe Valera Street and formerly Muckridge, Youghal
Died 6th April 2009
On this our father’s birthday, we the family of Dick Cunningham
wish to thank all those who sympathised with us during our
recent bereavement. We thank most sincerely all those who
attended the Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and Burial; sent
Mass Cards and Floral Tributes. We wish to thank the staff of
CUH who cared for Dad. A very special word of thanks to Fr.
Donal O’Brien PP Ballyvourney and Fr. Bill Birmingham who
supported us during the funeral ceremonies. A very special word
of appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbours. The Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.
- In Memoriam -
3rd Anniversary Sept 3rd
Nicholas O’DonnellIn loving memory of
Baby Nicholas
God took your hand and made us partHe closed your eyes and broke our hearts
You wont come home, we know that's trueBut someday Nicholas we'll come to you
***Daddy don't be sad,
Mammy please don't cry,Because I'm in the arms of Jesus,
And he sings me lullabies.
Love always Mam, Dad & little sisters Ruby & Holly
13th Anniversary
Rachel GearySept 11th
We thought of you with love today but that is nothing new
We thought about you yesterday and days before that too,
We think of you in silence we often speak your name
All we have are memories and your picture in a frame
Your memory is our keepsake with which we’ll never part
God has you in His keeping we have you in our hearts.
Loved and remembered every day, Mam, your sis-ters Kiera, Cassie, Mollie and brothers, Peter and
Leon, Nan, Aunts and uncles.
In Loving Memory of
Edel Scott2, Pearce Square, Youghal
Who went with the angels to heaven on 9th September 2006
May she rest in peace
O angel of God, my guardian dear
To whom God's love commits me here
Ever this day to be at my side
To light, to guard, to rule and guide,
Amen
- In Memoriam -
Parenting CourseBased on the philosophy of: Dr. Tony Humphreys. An eight week course com-mences in Midleton on Monday Sept. 28th. The aim is to strengthen the Parent-Child Relationship and enhance Family Communication by developing New and
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Heritage WeekThis as you know is Heritage Week in County Waterford and anumber of interesting events are taking place throughout the coun-ty. Mention of the word 'heritage' immediately sends connotationsof historical events and buildings, but there is much more to ourheritage than that. Everything around us, from the various speciesof birds and animals, both domestic and wild, flora and fauna, ourtraditions, religion, cultures and even family heirlooms etc are allparts of our heritage. So also are many of our recipes and cookinghabits as is the custom of 'white-washing'.Some need preserving, some we need to be reminded of and somewe celebrate now and then - The Pattern Festival being a primeexample of rich heritage that many, many generations have givento our tradition steeped parish.Ardmore Heritage Day.The weather played spoilsport in a big way for Ardmore Heritageday and led to the cancellation of some of the guided walks -Sunday was hardly a day for The Cliff Walk. However, JamesQuain's lecture on Landlordism in Ardmore went ahead in AnTobar and where a fine crowd attended and were enthralled by thetales.Ardmore Whale Watch. The Irish Whale and Dolphin Groupconducted a whale watch at Ram Head on Sunday last as part ofthe Waterford Heritage Week. Approximately 50 people attendedthe watch over the 3 hour period but nothing was spotted. TheWhale Watch Group have a number of sites around the countrywhich they monitor on a regular, monthly basis. Fin Whales, thesecond biggest animal on the planet, have been the most commonspecies spotted from Ardmore, with sightings recorded severaltimes last year, but none so far this year. Porpoises too have beenspotted as have several species of Dolphin. So keep the eyes openwhen you're on the The Cliff Walk and if you do spot something,log on to The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group website.Local Derby Victory. Ardmore ground out victory in a close andvery sporting Intermediate hurling championship game againstneighbours, Clashmore on Friday last week. Then last Friday webeat Brickey Rangers to advance to the Western semi-finals.Despite clocking up 20 points this was not an impressive showingby our boys and they will have to improve the performance if theyare to advance.On Saturday at Fraher Field, 5 pm, our Senior Footballers take oncounty champions, Nire, in their final qualifier and we need adraw here to be sure of qualification for the quarter finals,although a narrow loss and other favourable results could also putus through.Wedding Bells.Congratulations to popular local building contractor, DamienLenane and his bride Therese McCarthy who were wed at theweekend and best wishes to Ardmore player, Paul Gleeson andJacqui Ferncombe, who tie the knot in Ardmore on Friday next.Busy Summer.Despite all the doom and gloom about the economy and the weath-er etc. Ardmore still managed to have a pretty good summer.Overall, the weather was mixed but we certainly got the best of itand escaped much of the rain. Visitor-wise, the village wasextremely busy, with huge crowds coming every weekend and theweekdays very busy as well.This was probably due to a combination of factors; The Cliff
Hotel is certainly a major attraction and the Pattern Festival drewhuge numbers and overall the resort maintains a very high profileacross the entire media, local, national and international profilingour assets from heritage to holidays, fine food and fair strands,céad mile fáilte agus ceoil. One must also add the profile ourIntercounty hurlers give Ardmore, as invariably all match com-mentators mention the 'beautiful sea-side resort'.Barbeque at Round Tower Hotel. Well done to the Tidy Townssub-committee who organised the barbeque at The Round TowerHotel on Friday night. It really was a brilliant night with 'Samson'providing the gig in the garden and entertaining all comers with
music and song, even after dark. Kids had a ball in the late nightbouncing castle and the food served was delicious. A lot of hardwork then by an enterprising crew of chefs, waiters and waitress-es and a few managers as well! Thomas Healy, Connie and GlynnMoloney, Gillian Dwyer, Paul Knight and Marion Power were themain organisers of an event that is sure to be repeated.Progressive 45. Last week, one of our newest players, TessMansfield, joined up with Pat O'Connor to head the poll and thisweek she teamed up with another veteran, Nell Foley, to againsweep the boards with 9 games. Nora May O'Neill and Ann Bakerkept the women in control with an 8 game second place and JohnKeevers and Gerry O'Brien, along with Willie and Brian Keaneshared third spot on 7 games. Then this week she made it three wins in a row, Tess Mansfieldhas swept the boards, this time with Nell Foley as partner again,they clocked up 9 games to share top spot with Anne McCarthyand Ann Halley. John Keevers and Gerry O'Brien were in thirdspot. The earlier 9 pm start worked well as it gave us time for areal rubber after the progressive, won again by James Foley,Thomas Troy and Brian Keane. In hindsight, we'd have been bet-ter off to go away home for ourselves!Players are reminded that we will start at the earlier time of 9 pmfrom now on.Breavement.We extend our sympathy to the Quain family on the death ofMarie Quain, who passed to her eternal reward last week. Marie,who was one of our oldest citizens, was a wonderful individualand was much loved by one and all. Ar dheis Dé go raimh sí.Last week we said farewell to that wonderful 'mother of theparish', Kitty Veale. Kitty, a native of Millstreet County Corkcame to Ardmore as District Nurse in 1956 and from then until herretirement served the whole area, Ardmore, Grange, Clashmore,Kinsalebeg and Aglish. She was held in the highest esteem byeverybody and was present through all the joys and tribulationswith every family. She was as her son Michael so aptly summedup, nurse, mother, nana, counsellor to everyone. She was also agreat friend to Ardmore GAA Club, whose players she lookedafter for years.Fittingly, present and former staff members of Ardmore Health
Centre formed a Guard of Honour at her funeral and the ArdmoreGAA Club lined both sides of the Main Street and carried her cof-fin shoulder high through the street.We offer our sincere sympathy to her family Michael, Seamus,Harry and Catherine and to their spouses and children. Ar dheisDé go raibh sí.Back to School. It's that time of year again when our young peo-ple pack away the summer fun and go about their various studies.This weekend some of our youngsters took a mighty first step tovarious universities throughout Ireland and indeed the UK. Manymay never really be resident in Ardmore again.For some more, it's back to secondary school and a massive stepfor those going away to Youghal or Dungarvan for the very firsttime to start secondary school. Then there's the small ones whotoddle off to Grange or Ardmore school for the very first time. Agiant step and for some families a giant wrench as its their firstexperience of separation. To them all we say best wishes and goodluck.Macra na Feirme. Best of luck to William Keane, Foxhall, whois off to Breaffy House Hotel, Castlebar to represent Waterford inThe Young Farmer of the Year competition. William and the other25 competitors, will be grilled on the theories and practicalities ofthe whole range of modern farming, in this most prestigious ofevents. Of course we hope William goes all the way, but in sayingthat, we must be mindful of the fact that no Waterford representa-tive has ever even reached the last six.Camper Van Club. Ardmore GAA Club welcomed the MunsterCamper Van Club to it's grounds over the weekend and over 30families had a most enjoyable weekend at the Club grounds,where they were based. Group barbeques were the order of theweekend and , despite heavy rain on Sunday morning, they stillmanaged the barbeque and outdoor breakfast. The group used theClubhouse by night where they had some music and a sing-song.
ARDMORE NEWS
Results week ending September 30th:East Cork Oil JAHC Semi-final: Sars 3-19 Lisgoold 0-11Multi-Roofing JBHC: Midleton 1-11 Aghada 0-11Michael O'Connor Motor Factors JAFC Semi-final: GlenbowerRovers 3-4 Carrigtwohill 1-9Michael O'Connor Motor Factors JBFC: St. Catherine's 2-7Carrigtwohill 3-1Jones Engineering U21 BHC: St. Catherine's 2-12 Watergrasshill1-7JHL Division 2: Carrigtwohill 1-14 Cloyne 0-14. Division 3:Watergrasshill 2-7 Carrigtwohill 2-6, Cobh w/o Russell RoversabsMinor BFL: Cloyne 5-6 Kiltha Og 5-6, Cloyne 5-5 Glenville 2-4,Kiltha Og 2-8 St. Catherine's 2-11.
EAST CORK GAA
Youghal Athletic Club athletes Noel Curtin and Willie O’Mahoney pictured at theAll-Ireland Masters Track and Field Championships in Tullamore.Willie competed in the Over 65 Category where he won 400m, finished 3rd in theLong Jump and 4th in the 800m. Noel won the 1,500m in the Over 45 category.
All-Ireland Success forYoughal Athletes in Tullamore
Winner - Sheelagh O'Brien (16) 39pts - pictured here with the President LarryCunningham, the President's wife and the Lady Captain Breeda Curtin
Best Gross - Julie Coyne (7) 27pts - pictured here with the President LarryCunningham, the President's wife and the Lady Captain Breeda Curtin
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUBTHE PRESIDENT'S PRIZE
TO THE LADIES 2009
THE EPPING FORREST BAND IN CONCERTAT ST. MARY'S COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Dennis Desmond, conductor with The Epping Forrest Band
Mayor Sandra McLellan welcomesDennis Desmond, conductor with TheEpping Forrest Band
Aileen Ahern and John Murray
Mary Peddar Daly with the Killeagh Choir
Barbara and Peter MurrayYoughal Pipe Band Christy, Brian and OlanMcCarthy
The Epping Forrest Band in concert at St. Mary’s
THANKSGIVINGMIRACLE PRAYER
IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM
14th Anniversary In Loving Memory of
Frank Cooper“Cloghroe”, Sweetfield, Youghal.
Whose Anniversary occurs on September 2nd
Loved and remembered everyday.
Sadly missed by his lovingwife Nora & Family.
Mam & Dad
Nellie & Billy O’ConnellWhose 30th & 20th Anniversaries occur at this time
We’ll always remember that special smile,
that caring heart, that warm embrace, you always gave us.
You being there for us Mam and Dad,
through good and bad times, no matter what.
We’ll always remember you Mam and Dad
because they’ll never be another one
to replace you in our hearts,
and the love we will always have for you.
Always in our hearts, from yourloving sons and daughters
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. F.A.
5th AnniversaryIn Loving Memory of a loving Mother
Jenny O'SheaWhose 5th Anniversary occurs on 7th Sept. 2009.
We lost a mother with a heart of gold,
How much we miss her can never be told,
She shared our troubles and helped us along,
If we follow her footsteps we will never go wrong.
We miss you from your fireside chair,
Your loving smile and easy air,
Your vacant place no one can fill,
We miss you mam and all ways will.
She was a mother so very rare,
Content in her home and always there,
On earth she toiled, in heaven she rests,
God bless you mam you were the best.
Love you always and foreverKen and Shenuka.
In Loving Memory of
Josephy “Joe” Ring24, Raheen Park, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Whose Anniversary occurs 30th August.
A day which is filled with sadness returns to us today,
How much we miss you everyday.
We often sit and reminisce and have a laugh or two,
Fondly telling stories of the things you used to do.
No matter how life changes,
No matter what we do,
A special place within our hearts
Is kept just for you.
Forever loved & missed by Dad & Mam, your brothers Tom-Paul, John, Patrick & Michael and families.
Your kids Rebecca, Ricky & Jordan
In Loving Memory of our dear brother
Josephy “Joe” Ring
The sorrow we feel,
We can never explain,
The ache in our hearts,
It will always remain.
The memories we have of you,
We will treasure in our hearts forever.
Love always your sisters Sharon & Michelle,
brother-in-laws Kevin, Billy & Family.
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Limited places available. Also enrolling for Primary SchoolForeign Languages programme.
For further information contact Déise College 058-48623
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HIGH SPIRITS IS BACK FRIDAY 4TH SEPTEMBERHigh Spirits is Youghal's longest running dance anddrama club for young people aged between 4 and 16
years of age.
Classes are held every Friday in the YoughalCommunity Centre.
Class times are as follows
Upcoming events include Cinderella a pantomime tobe performed by the group in April 2010. Other
fundraising events prior to this are to be announced.
New members are welcome and for more informationcall into the Youghal Community Centre during the
times mentioned above or phone Sinead on 0861553124.
Age 4 - 6 3.30pm - 4.30pmAge 7 - 8 4.30pm - 5.30pmAge 9 - 11 5.30pm - 6.30pmAge 12 + 6.30pm - 7.30pm
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Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA. U-12 Football. The lads played Ardmore last Saturday week, inthe Semi Final. This was a great match with all the players andsubs playing their part. We finally overcame Ardmore and won bysix points in the end. The players looked really well in their new set of jerseys whichwere sponsored by Brendan O'Sullivan, Electrician. The clubwould like to thank Brendan and Jane for their very kind generos-ity U-16 Hurling. Our hurling season ended on a poor note lastSaturday when we were well beaten by St. Pats in the WesternFinal in Fraher Field. While playing without a full panel due to holidays, and while wehad players injured, who must be complimented for still playing,we held St. Pats well in the first half and were two points up at halftime.However, two unfortunate goals in the second half turned thetide in St. Pats favour and they then went on to add to their scoreto win well in the end. Congratulations to St. Pats on winning theWestern and County Finals . Although we have no silver ware to show for the year, the ladsshould be proud of contesting the two finals. This is a greatachievement for such a small club with very few lads in this groupand not many of them up on the age. Our thanks must go to all the mentors who have given of their timeand have worked very hard with this set of lads during the last sixmonths. U-16 Football. The championship is about to start and trainingtakes place every week from now on. U-12 Football. The final of the football was played in Fraher Fieldlast Saturday week . It was a great achievement to reach the finalfor our young lads and they put in a great effort throughout the fullmatch, but unfortunately we lost to a very strong physical Affaneside on the day. Thanks to Timmy O'Keeffe, who despite his busyschedule, put in a lot of work with this side, as did all the mentors.Our thanks also must go to all the parents for their support duringthe year. Lets hope next year will have a better result.Many of our players are taking part in different tournamentspresently so good luck to all. The Tony Forristal Tournament. This is being played in Mt SionWaterford , Offaly and Galway are in the same group. RyanO'Sullivan and Paul O'Connor are playing in this set of matches. The Sonny Walsh Tournament. This is being played at the new DeLa Salle grounds Limerick, Kilkenny, Clare and Waterford are inthis group. . All matches are of 40 minutes duration. EdmondO'Halloran is playing in this tournament. U-15 Tournament. This is scheduled for Cork and Tadgh Burkeand Sean Daly are our representatives here. U-16 Tournament. Darren Foley plays in the Tipperary SupportersClub Tournament in Clonmel. 21st Birthday Greetings This weekend we had three locals celebrating their 21st birthdayscongratulations friends Shannon O Brien and Gretta Fitzgearldboth of whom celebrated their birthdays with a joint celebration inDungarvan on Saturday night. On Saturday night Edmond OgLedingham celebrated his 21st birthday at the Decies Bar inClashmore with family and friends. Congratulations and best wishes for a very happy birthday to eachof you and all the best for the future. Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ploughing Association Officers elected for 2009 - 2010 The following officers were elected at our recent annual generalmeeting of Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ploughing Association President Bobby Connery; Vice Presidents Fr Maurice O Gorman& Jay Prendergast & Michael O Connell; Chairman Michael OConnell; Secretary David McGrath; Joint Treasurers PatrickPrendergast and David McGrath; PRO James Coughlan Delegates to county board Michael O Connell, Jay PrendergastRichard Houlihan Patrick Prendergast James Coughlan HelenaHynes
Annual Ploughing Match Also our annual general meeting the date for our annual localploughing match was announced - this year it will take place onSunday October 18th full details later. Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto Results Jackpots - €10,000 & €3100 On Wednesday night our €20 winners in the clashmore ramblersweekly alpha lotto were Anne O Donnell co sinead Coughlan,Catherine Clarke Monatrea and Pat Dalton Kinsalebeg the lettersout in this weeks draw for our big jackpot of €10000 were K, N,H, V this was followed by our draw for our second jackpot and theletters out in this were A, F, W, J as we had no match four winnerhere our second jackpot prize this Wednesday night will be €3100along with our big prize of €10000 so be sure to get your ticketsin for this weeks draw if you want to be in with a chance to win On the previous week we had no winner of our weekly jackpots -the letters in our main draw were S, K, V, X, in our second drawthe letters were U, I, Q, B, the winners of our €20 spot prizes wereCaoimhe and Shane Clashmore, Aidan Foley Kinsalebeg andHelen Mulcahy C\O Eithne Aherne Death of John Bradley News of the unexpected death on Saturday morning last of JohnBradley at his home in Rath Kinsalebeg shocked and saddened theentire local community. A quite unasuming young man, John 'sdeath leaves a huge void in the family home and he will be dear-ly missed by all his family and friends but by none more than hisbroken hearted mother Kathleen. While still a child John was pre-deceased by his dad Dan. He is sadly mourned by his mother Kathleen his sisters CatherineNiamh and Sinead, his brother Colm his nephews nieces relativesand many dear friends and neighbours to all of you we tender ourdeepest sympathy. Reposing at Egan's Funeral Home Youghal John's removal tookplace this Monday evening to St Bartholomew's church inKinsalebeg and following requiem mass on this Tuesday John willbe laid to rest in North Abbey Cemetery in Youghal. May he restin peace. The voices we loved to listen to are silent The choirs of angles must have been recruiting recently as twolocal gentlemen both of whom were blessed with wonderful voic-es were taken unexpectedly to their eternal reward, within hoursof each other. On Wednesday July 22nd with great sadness wereceived news that Con Ryan of Tallow had died, followed by sadnews next day that Micheal O Neill had died suddenly at his homein Muckridge Youghal. Both were men of exceptional talent andthroughout their lives performed at various events both locally andnationally. Con Ryan the butcher from Tallow was son of the great TenorFrank Ryan, Con was never afraid to sing a song or two as he wentabout his regular deliveries as the people around Clashmore andPiltown can fondly recall. Micheal O Neill the fuel merchant fromYoughal was a great supporter of the Voice of Clashmore over theyears and he too is dearly remembered by everyone on this side ofthe Blackwater. Con Ryan is survived by his wife Teresa his sons Paul, Kieran,Frankie, Con and Aidan his daughters Eileen and Ber and a widecircle of relatives and friends. Micheal O Neill is survived by his wife Pat his sons Michael-John,Aiden, Finbarr, Philip, and Sean his daughters Caroline, Bridget,Ann and Siobhan and a wide circle of relatives and friends. To both bereaved families we tender our deepest and heartfeltsympathy. Happy Birthday Ryan ! Happy 1st birthday to Ryan KenneallyClashmore from your mum and dad family and friends Decies Poker Classic On Friday night our poker classic winner at the Decies Bar wasGeraldine Scanlon and Pat Dalton was second. On Monday nightRedmond Foley was our winner Sheila Foley was second andMike O Neill was third. Well done all.
WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Welcome Home This week we welcome Anne Marie Glavin and Liam Darbarshirefrom England they presently holidaying with Anne Marie's familyin Coolbagh hope you both have a very enjoyable holiday. Ole Mill Poker Classic This weeks poker classic winner at the Ole Mill in Kinsalebeg wasCatherine Seward and Tess Mansfield was second . Cards againthis week all are welcome. Rings! On Sunday evening we had our weekly Ring Tournament of prizesof Chickens and wine our winners this week were Kieran Allen,Tom Kelly and Richard Walsh Happy Anniversary Mary & Peter! Congratulations to Mary and Peter Deady who celebrated their21st wedding anniversary last weekend Birthday greetings! Happy birthday to the following who celebrated their birthdaysduring the week Edmond Og Ledingham, Tony Mansfield andRichard Walsh, best wishes from Kieran, Suzanne, Jason and all atthe Ole Mill. 40th Wedding Anniversary Congratulations to popular Kinsalebeg couple Matt and SheilaBudds Summerhill on the occasion of their 40th WeddingAnniversary - which they are celebrating at the moment - everygood wish to you both from all your family and friends Clashmore 45 Drive Last weeks top prize winners at the Decies Bar were husband andwife team Bobby and Mary Ann Connery. In second place we hadNoel Nugent and Jim McGrath and in third place we had NellFoley and Roger Hynes. Best of the last five we had Ed Hynes andBernard Moloney Percy Hallahan and Derry Cotter KathleenOsbourne and Eileen Dower John Motherway and Tom OsbourneLucky last game winners were Margaret and Dan Leahy, GabrielHynes and Tony Keane, and Mary Fleming and John Cliffe. This week we were delighted to have Bernard Moloney back withus again fully recovered from his recent illness welcome backBernard we also welcome new comer to our weekly drive -Carmel O Keeffe - having served a long aprentship Carmel final-ly qualified for the big game last Monday night ! On the previous week our winners at the Clashmore 45 drive werejoint 1st on nine games Ed Hynes and Nell Foley, Mary Anne andBobby Connery in second place we had Margaret and Dan Leahyon eight games. Best of the last five were Percy Hallahan andDerry Cotter, Lucky last game winners were Edmond Ledinghamand Anne Ledingham Mairead and Michael Fahey. Well done toall our winners and thanks to everyone for your support. Well done to our students Well done to all our students who attained some great individualsuccess in their leaving certificate results last week -congratula-tions and best wishes to you all in your chosen careers. New Arrival Warmest congratulations to Una [nee Leahy] and Paul Kenneallyon the recent birth of their son Jack and most welcome baby broth-er of Chloe. Best wishes from all your family and friends. Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto - Jackpot €1800 This weeks numbers out in the Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Clublotto were 14, 16, 23, 25 we had no match four winner to claim ourweekly jackpot so next weeks prize will be €1800 and our drawwill be taking place at the Old Still Bar in Clashmore. Well doneto Tony Hickey Cross, Michael and Sharon C\O Peg, TomBeausang Snr Clashmore, Eoin O Halloran Point Bar, DoireanCollins Midleton The previous Monday night's draw numbers were 15, 17, 18, 19,and our winners of €20 spot prizes were; Mary DineenLadysbridge, Pat Collins Kilgabriel, Declan Hickey Cross, MaryO Brien Grange, Kate O Halloran Point Bar. Well done to all ourwinners and thanks to everyone for your great support. Clashmore Fianna Fail Cumann Monthly ClinicBrendan Kenneally TD will visit Clashmore for his weekly clinic
on this coming Saturday morining at 11.30am - Brendan will beavailable at Beresfords The Rising Sun - no appointment is neces-sary, if Brendan can be of any help to you just come along on theday Thursday Club ReturnsThe Thursday Club makes a welcome return to KinsalebegCommunity Hall on Thursday September 10th for all it's mem-bers. As always we would like to highlight that new members arealways welcome to join us at any time throughout the year so docome along on Thursday week or any Thursday. Our rural transport to the Thursday club will also operate as usualfrom Thursday 10th those travelling please take note.
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Martin Lynch accepts a set of jerseys on behalf of the Clashmore - KinsalebegGAA under 12's from Brendan O Sullivan of Brendan O Sullivan Electrical alsopictured are his sons Finn and Issac presents. The club wishes to thank Brendan andJane for their very generous sponsorship
Deputy Mayor, Cllr. Michelle Hennessy, Jenny Kirwan, Ricky Devereaux(who willbe running in the New York City Marathon due to take place on November 1st nextand will be running for the Temple Street Children's Hospital), Donacha O'Cearuillfrom the Youghal Arts Network and Jim Drake
Youghal Arts Networkfundraiser for Temple
Street Children's HospitalYoughal Arts Network presented a cheque €1,000 to Temple StreetChildren's Hospital charity from monies raised by the successful'Shades and Shorts' event held recently in The Marine Bar,Youghal. Well done to the Youghal Arts Network and the patronsof the Marine Bar for organising such an innovative fundraisingevent for the Temple Street Children's Hospital.
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YOUGHAL GOLFERS WIN IN BRETAGNE
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Youghal Golf Club Triumphantin Provincial Finals of theBulmers Cups & Shields
Youghal Golf Club beat Monkstown Golf Club by 7 holes in thefinal of the Barton Shield last weekend in the finals of the MunsterProvincial Finals of the Bulmers Cups & Shields in Thurles GolfClub.
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U11 team that played Cobh: Chloe Landers, Laura White, Elizabeth Brennan, AmyHerlihy, Louise Dempsey, Shauna O'Connell, Catriona O'Keeffe, Ciara Crowley,Aoife O'Neill, Fidlema O'Connell, Erin Galvin, Ciara Whyte, Lucie Sheehan.
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U13 are in action against Carrigtwohill this Thursday. Trainingevery Monday night @ 6.30 Thank you must go to the U13's train-er - Kelma McCarthy for all the effort that she has put in with thegirls.U15's played a great game against Dungorney on Saturday morn-ing, they had a strong breeze against them in the first half but stillin all put up a great fight against their opponents to come back andmake all the play in the 2nd half, the score ended with Youghalbeing narrowly defeated by 4 points. A huge thanks to Ken Bulman for all his hard work throughout theyear with the girls, training every Wednesday night @ 6.30 pm All help is greatly appreciated and welcomed form the club whentraining the Underage and all support is also welcomed by the girlswhen they play their matches.
Our U11's are having a great run in the Imokilly league theyplayed 2 games last week resulting in 2 wins for the girls. Greateffort is put in each week by Janette Power and Carmel Dempseyin helping the girls train for this league. The U 11's train everyMonday & Thursday night @ 7pm Scores in the Cobh game came from Erin Galvin, Aoife O'Neill,Catriona O'Keeffe, Ciara Crowley. All the girls played very well. U11's are in action again Tuesday against Sars and Thursdayagainst Castlyons. Our U13's have also been in action over the last week, they played2 games also, but were unlucky that the scores didn't come theirway. They played Castlelyons and then Sars.
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In Memoriam In MemoriamIn loving memory of my Mam
Helen O’Sullivan11 O’Briens Tce., Youghal.
Who’s 21st Anniversary was on 26th August.
We lost a Mother with a heart of gold.
How much we miss her can never be told.
She shared our troubles and helped us along,
If we follow her footsteps we will never go wrong.
Always loved and always missed by your loving
daughter Pat & Donal
25th AnniversaryIn loving memory of
Jim ClerkinLate of 1 North Abbey, Youghal.
Who died on 9th September 1984
A quiet thought,
A silent prayer,
For someone special,
In Gods care.
Remembered by all your family
3rd AnniversaryIn loving memory of
Rose MotherwayLate of 7 Churchview, Ballymacoda
6th September 2006
God looked around his garden and saw an empty space,
He looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face,
He put his arms around you and lifted you to rest,
God’s 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 loved 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 by your husband Pat, sons, daughters, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchildren, greatgrandchil-
dren & extended family.
1st Anniversary of
Freddie Lennon11 O’Briens Tce., Youghal.
The sisters and brother of Freddie wish to thank allwho were a support to us during our sad time.A special thank you to Dr. Meehan who was so kind toFreddie, also to Fr. O’Gorman, Colin, Billy & Pat andto those who sent Mass Cards and Floral Tributes.To our neighbours and friends and anyone who helpedin any way, and all who attended the Rosary andRemoval, thank you.
Mass will be offered for your intentions
5TH ANNIVERSARY OF
Jenny O’SheaWhose anniversary occurs on Sept. 7th.
We never knew whatheartache was,
Until you went away.But now we know too well because,
We miss your everyday.
Your husband Paddy
5TH ANNIVERSARY
O’SHEA In Loving Memory of a wonderful Mother
and Grandmother Jenny, late of lowerCork Hill, Youghal, who was taken from
us on September 7th 2004
Our lips speak how much we love you,Our hearts know just what to say,
Only God really knows how we miss you,More and more each day.
Always loved, remembered and sadly missed by your daughter Jennifer, Mark,
your grandchildren Sinead, James & Cian
Horgan Collection goes on display at Youghal LibraryAn important archive of historical photographs of Youghal andsurrounding areas has been donated to Cork County Library andArts Service and is being made accessible to the public for the firsttime in Youghal Library.This important collection of nearly nine hundred photographs wasmade by various members of the Horgan family who for manyyears ran a successful photographic business in Youghal and whoalso operated one of the cinemas in the town. Reaching back to the1890's, the Horgan Collection is a unique and invaluable collec-tion of photographs which records the landscape, streetscape andsocial history of Youghal into the twentieth centurySpeaking to a very large gathering of people in Youghal Library atthe launch of the collection on Thursday evening, Cork CountyLibrarian, Ruth Flanagan thanked the members of the Horganfamily for their generosity in making the entire collection avail-able to the public through the Library Service. She noted that theHorgan collection is a priceless historical document that depictsthe town of Youghal, the Blackwater river, Ardmore and manyother areas and its importance for its representation of the socialand commercial life in the area, through vivid images of maritime,
agricultural, leisure and tourism activities. Jim Horgan talked about the beginnings of the Horgan familyinvolvement in photography and film and showed a series ofimages giving an overview of the extent of the collection. FrankMills, Liam and Michael Coveney also spoke about the maritimeheritage of Youghal and the Blackwater using photographs fromthe collection to illustrate their talks.In accepting this donation Cork County Council have preservedand conserved all of the images in the collection. These imageshave now been digitally recorded and will in due course be avail-able for members of the public to view in Youghal Library The collection is launched as part of National Heritage week cel-ebrations. During the week a selection of photographic prints willbe on view as well as continuous slideshow of digitised images ona public access computer.For further information contact 021 546499 or email [email protected]
Walter Verling, Jim Horgan and Billy Field
Marie Kennedy, Michael Beecher and Bree Power
Marietta O'Connell, Mayor Sandra McLellan and Teresa Watkins
Carmel Murphy, Billy Coleman and Pat O'Reilly
The Horgan family decendants
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