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 YOUGHAL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ALERT MEETING NOVEMBER 2010
By Christy Parker
There was a diminished top table at November's Community Alert
meeting in the Walter Raleigh hotel, with secretary Kaye Curtin
unavoidably absent and chairman Michael Beecher down the cor-
ridor treading the boards in The Playboy of the Western World. It
was left to treasurer Pa Forrest and, particularly, PRO Sgt John
Sharkey to officiate.
The attendance was smaller than normal also. This, as much as
anything else, probably reflected a general tranquillity in the com-
munity and a noticeably pacific Halloween. By comparison, two
years, ago a Halloween-from-hell had sparked the resurgence of
the Community Alert forum.
Finances
The treasurer revealed that the group had acquired public liability
insurance at a rate of €150 for the next twelve months. "That
leaves us with a balance of €905.o8," he said. The policy covers
any activity undertaken on behalf of the group through attending
meetings, flag days, assisting with alarm installations, etc…
Sergeant Sharkey proceeded that payment for all 40+ alarms thus
far installed had concluded, with just the paperwork formality of
"tidying up the applications against the money" for official, gov-
ernment purposes. "There is a new system in place now and they
will then send us out the paperwork to comply with that for future
installations," he added. There are currently 23 new applications in
place for the next spate of alarms, with the general acceptance rate
of 15 alarms per application expected to persist. The sergeant
observed that the alarms and the peace of mind they provide "are
the most tangible thing available through the community alert at
present."
Continuing his report, the sergeant said October's Drugs
Awareness week had run successfully, with 3, 500 Dial To Stop
Drug Dealing leaflets being delivered to the community, along
with posters erected throughout the district.
Statistics
The statistics for reported crime since the October 5th meeting
were as follows:
Drugs:
31 street searches and five private premises search under warrant.
These resulted in five persons being detected in possession for per-
sonal use at Strand Palace apartments, Copper Alley Road,
O'Brien's Place, Templemichael and North Main Street and one
person found in possession with possible intent to supply.
ASBOs:
One issued to a young man in relation to activities on Main Street
and around a school.
Assaults:
Two minor assaults involving individuals known to each other at
Cnoc Aobhinn and Park Mountain.
Burglaries:
There were five burglaries in past month at, Summerfield, Friar
Street, Harbour View, Seaview and Youghal Bay Yew Wood.
Criminal Damage:
Eleven case reported, three of which had been detected. The areas
involved included O'Brien's Terrace, Golf Links Road, Hilltop
Hotel, Seafield, O'Reilly's Terrace, Ballymacoda, Rivergate Mall
and Brooks Super Valu. Sergeant Sharkey said the incidents large-
ly amounted to such damage as wing mirrors, windows broken,
graffiti and electric sockets vandalised.
Thefts:
Two incidents, involving a pharmacy in Youghal and a wire badg-
er trap in Glendine.
Liquor Licensing:
Underage drinking reports have mercifully subsided at present,
while one public house facing prosecution for late drinking.
Public Order Offences:
There were six such offences reported since the previous meeting,
occurring at Claycastle car park, Cork Hill (2), Strand Street, North
Main Street (2) and Chapel Lane. Sergeant Sharkey reported that
the Halloween weekend had passed without reports of any serious
incident. There had been one young girl arrested for a public order
offence, which was not Halloween related, and likewise one win-
dow broken on the main street.
Concern
The sergeant expressed concern at the sudden increase in burglary
activity, which was currently the main crime concern in the town.
He cautioned that extra care should be taken in the circumstances.
He urged householder to ensure their homes were securely locked
at all times and likewise property such as cars. With modern cars
increasingly difficult to start without keys, he advised that thieves
now tend to break into houses to locate car keys which consequent-
ly should be stored in a secure place.
Proceeding, the garda said many burglaries occur during the day,
whereby criminals will call to a house to gauge a presence or oth-
erwise. "If you answer the door they may ask for directions or ask
if you have a dog for sale or if you had an ad in the paper recent-
ly, or whatever," he explained.
Dud notes, bogus callers:
The garda repeated previous warnings that adept, organised indi-
viduals or gangs are targeting shops whereby they proceed to con-
fuse the staff with complicated procedures stemming from requests
to convert €50 notes into smaller denominations. Bogus callers to
homes falsely claim to represent social workers, gardai or service
providers remain prevalent in the region.
Generally speaking…
In a general discussion, it was remarked that Youghal was relative-
ly unique in the region for having a Community Alert group. A
member from the floor said he had received favourable comments
from the wider public on its presence and it assistance towards the
community, while Sergeant Sharkey reminded all that the meetings
include a forum by which the public can air issues, grievances or
otherwise, they may wish to convey to the gardai.
The next community alert meeting will take place in the Walter
Raleigh on Tuesday December 7th at 8.45 pm.
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 Youghal locals urged to drop into POBALSCOIL MAKE A POINT OF BUSI-
The Roma Grill to be in with a chance NESS AT UCC
to win a brand new Fiat Punto
ITICA CELEBRATE ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH
EXCITING CAR DRAW
Ireland Football Coach Trapattoni to Officiate at Draw
ITICA members throughout the country to include Roma Grill in
Youghal, will offer their customers the opportunity to win a brand
new Fiat Punto to celebrate the one year anniversary of the Irish
Traditional Italian Chippers Association. Ireland football coach
Trapattoni is to draw the winner at a national event in December.
For two weeks, from Monday 8th November to Sunday 21st
November, customers will be invited to enter the competition in
their local ITICA Chipper. Each individual Chipper will host a
draw before the 31st November with the winner going forward to
the national car draw scheduled to take place in December. Each
local ITICA Chipper will also offer a selection of runner up prizes. The faculty of Business and Law in UCC held its first ceremony
Established in December 2009, ITICA was created to promote and for business studies students from UCC's top 20 feeder schools, to
build on the traditional values and ethos of the Irish Italian chipper celebrate their achievement in excellence in their 2010 Business
community. In their first six months, ITICA successfully launched studies exam.
National Fish & Chips Day to celebrate the 125 year old tradition Pobalscoil Na Tríonóide students were represented by Maria
of fish and chips which is set to become an annual event. Now with Beausang, Valerie Bourke, Ciara Broderich Farrell, Emily Breslin,
over 200 members, the official ITICA logo identifies Irish Italian Amy Crowley, Rebecca Fitzgerald Aaron Hogan and Edel
member chippers around Ireland. O’Keefe.
“This is a wonderful opportunity for us to give something back to This is a huge achievement for the students, their parents, their
our customers and thank the local community for their support,” teachers and their school.
commented Peter Borza, Chairman, ITICA. “Partnering with a Speaking to the Youghal News the school principal Séamus
popular Italian car manufacturer such as Fiat made perfect sense to O’Ceallacháin commented; 'Traditionally, we have a strong and
us. We are delighted to have them on board.” active business department within the school. They have consis-
The Irish Italian chipper culture was started by members of the tently produced great results at both the junior and senior cycle
Irish Italian community who arrived in Ireland in the 1880’s. All and it is appropriate that the results are now being recognised by
members of this community come from the villages in Val Di one of the leading European universities'
Comino in Southern Italy. With a choice of business, accountancy and economics on offer at
For further information, please log on to www.itica.ie or find us on senior cycle in Pobal Scoil, there has been a steady increase on
Facebook. take up in business subjects in recent years.
From 2010 leaving certificate, 11 students achieved over 500
ROTARY CHRISTMAS CONCERT points and many have made their way into business related cours-
es and degree programmes. Initiatives such as UCC's will encour-
age these high end performers to follow the business route and
The Rotary Club Christmas Concert this year will be on Thursday
given today's current climate we need them all.
December 2nd and will feature the Garda Band. The concert will
be held at the usual venue, the GAA hall on Magners Hill. The
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 Youghal Rotary Club Christmas Card Launch
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Frank Delaney and Patsy O'Mahony Ger O'Connell and Sheila Burke

Members of Youghal Rotary Club pictured at the launch

Olive and John McGrath, Shane Breslin and Dick Heaphy

Pat Barron, Diane Magee, Siobhan Breslin and Helen Keane

Cllr. Mary Linehan-Foley pictured with

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 Youghal Town Council Meeting on The Traffic Management Plan for Ashe
Street, Church Street and De Valera Street
By Michael Twomey
At a special sitting of the Youghal Town Council last Tuesday the
council decided to defer on ratification of the Traffic Management
Plan for Ashe Street, Church Street and De Valera Street. The plan
had three main objectives
1. Church St. local access only, no through road.
2. Ashe St. two way operation
3. De Valera St. to become one-way from Main St. to Ashe St.
Town Clerk, Liam Ryan began by stating that there had been a
'low response' to the public consultation process but took this to be
a positive sign that the plans were seen as favourable to the gen-
eral public. Rather than create a contentious environment the plan
seemed to perplex members as to what would suit everyone and
Cllr. Murray set the tone when she said. "It's one of those where
you can't please all of the people all of the time." The main con-
cerns centred on two visible outcomes should the plan be ratified.
Firstly, most agreed that the 'tourist quarter' as Cllr. Coyne termed
it, needed to be preserved as a pedestrian area to allow a good and
safe quality of access for tourists in and around the French
Gardens and Collegiate Church. Secondly, that there are real con-
cerns that traffic on Windmill Hill junction to Ashe St. will
increase significantly. That issue was highlighted by Cllr.
McLellan who said the junction has two blind spots for drivers
coming onto Windmill Hill and she described the junction as
'extremely dangerous'.
Cllr. Revins had also stated that drivers will have to turn around at
various points on Ashe street to find an access out onto Windmill
Hill. Cllr. McLellan imagined great frustration for those who may
want to use the car park at Priory Court only to find it full. Cllr.
Burke made the point that services crucial to the public such as
Doctors' surgeries (of which there are four in the area) and
chemists and the Post Office need to be accessed freely from Ashe
Street. "You will find there will be extreme difficulties in making
u-turns. De Valera St. must be a two-way. The residents there
shouldn't have to take all the traffic. I propose the bollard from
Church St. should be removed," he said. Cllr. Burke also warned
that traffic problems could be become so complex under the cur-
rent proposal that it could act as a deterrent for church goers and
effectively lead in the long term to the closure of St. Mary's parish
church. Cllr. Murray also expressed the view that there was 'no
reason' why De Valera St. should not remain two-way but conced-
ed that some alleviation of traffic should also include another
street easing the burden for Dev residents.
Sensing that the debate was been driven into corners, the Town
Clerk advised members to view the plan in the context of the
Public Realm Policy agreed and adopted by the council. "Look
again at the Public Realm Policy; discuss it, reflect on it and come
back to this plan," he said. Mr. Ryan then reminded the members
of how Church St. once looked with congestion, poor surfacing
and overhead wiring. "Look at the photos of Church St. before the
Public Realm Plan. Church St. is a prime example of how good the
plan works," he added.
The Town Clerk also asked that members take a longer view of the
direction the town will go in the future if planning is dictated by
the demands of increasing traffic. He said the town was developed
before cars were on the road and that there needs to be an alterna-
tive vision to creating plans around traffic. "We have forced the
problems with cars, there is nothing wrong with walking 100
yards," he concluded. Cllr. Hennessey argued that many church
goers are elderly, that they face a hill and a large amount of steps
just to get into the church and that asking them to park a distance
away was unreasonable. "That is why we have a new church," Mr.
Ryan responded.
Cllr. Burke then made the point that if the Public Realm Plan was
to be adhered to strictly, then there would be no traffic on Church
St, as is the case, he said, on the continent. "Church St. is neither
one thing or the other," he mused, "Delivery trucks park either side
of the bollard and traffic goes up and down the lane." He added
that parking on the street was also a problem because there is no
adherence to the parking laws.
Mayor, Linehan-Foley asked that the members be aware the coun-
cil were making decisions for residents and users of the area from
which they themselves are living apart. "Unfortunately, we are
making decisions on places where we do not live." Cllr. Revins
asked that a twelve month trial be adopted to judge how the new
plan might work. Cllr. Beecher took another view on the plan stat-
ing that the good will of the people had, up to the present, made
the streets relatively safe. "I don't see why anything should
change. Courtesy works and there has never been a serious crash
there. I agree with Cllr. Coyne to keep Church St. closed. I think
we should put suitable traffic calming measures in De Valera St.,"
he said. Despite finding a resolution difficult, the clearest consen-
sus was that regardless of which street is open or closed or which
way the traffic should flow, Ashe St. should remain two-way as a
vital asset to locals and relief road from main street congestion.
Also, it was unanimously agreed that the middle of Chapel Lane
should be closed.
The Town Clerk advised that the Chapel Lane proposal would be
a separate procedure. At this juncture, Mr. Ryan said that Church
St. would be open throughout the works on Emmett Place. Some
members thought that this would be an ideal opportunity to study
traffic habits, problems and possible solutions while further con-
sideration was given to the current Traffic Management Plan.
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Labour Party not were not happy with PRESENTATION SISTERS HONOUR
the selection process of Tommy O' THE LATE EAMON CROWLEY
Connell to Youghal Town Council
By Michael Twomey
Youghal's Labour Town Councilor, Tommy O' Connell has vowed
to fight forces within his own party that he says are out to 'destroy
Youghal' before any forthcoming election. The comment came
after Youghal Council Town Clerk, Mr. Liam Ryan was advised by
the headquarters of the Labour Party that Tommy O' Connell
should not sit at future council meetings. Mr. Ryan informed mem-
bers at a special meeting to discuss budgets and traffic manage-
ment on Tuesday that he had been in correspondence with the
General Secretary of the Labour Party on Friday evening Oct.
29th. Mr. Ryan told shocked members that the Labour Party said
they 'were not happy with the selection process of Tommy O'
Connell' and that they requested the councilor's nomination be
'nullified'. The Town Clerk added that he was asked to reply to the
Labour Party by 5pm Monday. Mr. Ryan then contacted Mr. O'
Connell and advised him that it would 'not be appropriate' for him The Crowley Family would like to thank the Presentation Sisters
to come to Tuesday's special meeting. Mr. O' Connell had been co- for the wonderful tree planting ceremony which took place on
opted onto the council seat in Youghal last October following the Eamon’s Birthday, the 23rd of October in thanks for his dedicated
contentious and much publicised resignation of Mr. Donie Daly. service for the last 36 years. The Ceremony was much appreciat-
The Labour Party Press Office claimed on Tuesday that the prob- ed by his wife Peg and family.
lem with Mr. O' Connell's co-option lies with the Youghal Town
Clerk. Further to this, it was alleged that Youghal Town Council IRISH KIDNEY ASSOCIATION
were negligent during the co-opting process. When asked why the Members of the above association will be selling Christmas Cards
Labour Party had contacted the council with their request, Mr. from the end of October as usual. The price will be the same as last
Tony Heffernan said. "The proper selection procedure wasn't ful- year €3 for a packet of eight cards. We appreciate the help we get
filled under the law. All candidates are required to have a certifi- in the local areas on the two occasion that we look for your support
cate of political affiliation. Mr. O' Connell doesn't. I presume the in the year. We are conscious that in these times it is hard to keep
Town Clerk is familiar with the law and would have checked the everything going that is why we only look for support in
legal requirements. The Town Council wasn't entitled to co-opt March/April when we hold the Donor Awareness Week which is
him." Mr. Ryan responded that he would make 'no comment on the main fundraising and then from the end of Octboer when we
internal Labour Party procedures'. The plot had thickened and start to sell our Christmas Cards.
twisted by Tuesday afternoon when a clearly irate Mr. O' Connell
called the dispute over his legitimacy as a certified member of the EAST CORK BRANCH
party a 'smokescreen'. He also claimed that those with a 'vested
interest' in discrediting the Youghal branch 'will fail'. "I don't have IRISH WHEELCHAIR ASSOCIATION
a certificate. However, I have a membership card and I have a let- The Irish Wheelchair Association are holding a mass for the
ter from head office accepting my donation. That information was deceased members, relatives and friends of the branch on Sunday
conveyed to the Town Clerk. This is a petty procedure in the 14th November at 3pm in The Walter Raleigh Hotel.
extreme and is an internal issue. Someone at a senior level within Refreshments will be served after the mass. All our members and
the Labour Party has an ulterior motive. I believe it comes from their families are invited to attend. Members who request transport
potential candidates looking to destroy the Youghal branch before to the mass venue please contact Stuart on 087-2512554 or Simon
an election. We have contacted Eamonn Gilmore and he is inves- on 086 - 0504819
tigating the matter. We won't take this lying down," he said The
Labour Party stated that they want the seat filled 'as quickly as YOUGHAL TRANSITION TOWN
possible' though no timeframe was given nor has any name yet
been identified for selection. The move by the Labour Party marks PROUDLY PRESENTS
a new phase in what has been a tumultuous number of months for BACK TO THE FUTURE BENEFIT CONCERT
the Youghal branch.
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 Youghal Arts Network Halloween Enjoy a night of Classical Music and
Fundraiser for South Abbey National Song with Cúigear
School Development Fund On Saturday 20th November at 8p.m., Dungarvan Town Hall
Theatre plays host to an evening of stunning classical music and
song performed by Cúigear; an ensemble of five classical singers
and musicians. The members of Cúigear include; Maria Condon -
Soprano and Pianist, Geraldine Kelly - Soprano, Úna Whyte -
Soprano and Concert Harpist, Daniel Kearney - Pianist and Brian
Hughes - Pianist and Classical Flautist. All five performers are tal-
ented musicians, who have performed extensively.
Cúigear perform a wide variety of classical and light classical
music, ranging from favourite Opera Arias such as 'Nessun
Dorma' and 'O Mio Babbino Caro', to piano solos and duets by
composers such as Debussy, Ravel and Rachmaninov. They also
perform light classical favourites by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Ennio
Morricone, Ivor Novello and more.
Ollie Loughnan and Donacha On the night, there will be a selection of soprano solos, duets and
O'Cearuill organiser of the fundraiser. Richard and Carrie Poole. trios, ranging in style from 'Flower Duet' to 'You Raise Me Up'.
There will also be some fine ensemble numbers, including beauti-
ful piano duets, harp and flute duos, as well as some piano and
flute duos. This is a concert of uplifting music and song that is not
to be missed! Tickets are priced at €15 and are available at
Dungarvan Tourist Office, Read & Write, Main Street, Youghal
and at the door on the night.
Don't miss this wonderful evening of music and song that will take
place on Saturday, 20th November at 8p.m. in Dungarvan Town
Hall Theatre.

Teresa Watkins, Michelle Neville and Mor Mags Murphy and Vivienne
Lehane Thompson

Cúigear (L to R): Maria Condon, Brian Hughes, Daniel Kearney, Geraldine Kelly
and Úna Whyte
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 Youghal Chamber of Commerce Fundraising French Week at Pobalscoil na Tríonóide
Bowling Night at East Cork Bowl

2nd and 5th Year Music Class pictured with their teacher Evelyn Gilbert during
French Week at Pobalscoil na Tríonóide.
Fionn McDonnell, Remy, J.F. and Sophie Bernard and Roisín McDonnell

Team Farrells’ Summerfield Bar

Organisers Linda
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 What’s on at The Mall Arts Centre ?
The Free Anuna workshop was such a wonderful experience and a Colm Keane signs copies of his book
great treat for choirs, individuals and anyone who wanted to take
part and learn breathing techniques, correct posture and more on 'The Distant Shore' at Crees Card Shop
Saturday last, November 6th below at the Mall Arts Centre.
Choirs came from as far as Skibereen, Carrigaline, Cork City,
Midleton, East Waterford and many other towns and villages to
take part in this three hour workshop given by Michael McGlynn.
In 1987 Michael founded the Irish choral group Anúna. Anúna
have released nine albums, almost exclusively featuring his
arrangements and original works. Two of these have featured in
the US Billboard Charts while “Deep Dead Blue” was nominated
for a Classical Brit Award in 2000 and went top five in the UK
Classical Charts. Although best known as a writer of choral music,
Michael McGlynn has written orchestral and instrumental work.
Almost 70 women and men participated after Anuna’s very suc-
cessful concert at St Mary’s Collegiate Church the night before.
There are still some tickets left for the Pat Shortt “The Hall” show
on Friday November 26th at 8pm on sale at Cree’s Card Shop on
the north Main Street. Author Colm Keane with Tom Walsh Colm pictured with John Roche
Set in the community hall of a small rural town, The Hall features
an array of madcap characters brought to life in Pat Shortt's inim-
itable style. When the local drama group stage a gala fundraising
concert to raise money for their latest production, things don't
quite go to plan, with hilarious consequences. Gerry, the hall care-
taker is shocked to find the hall full of punters hours before he was
due to open and sets about taking control while recounting the
glory days of The Hall and the past exploits of the drama group.
Fresh from the set of his new series for RTE, ‘Mattie’, IFTA and
Evening Standard award winner Pat Shortt
is looking forward to getting back in front
of a live audience.
Tickets are now on sale at Cree's Card
Shop on the North Main Street, Youghal
(024 93899) on Friday, November 26th at Bernie Morel from Ardmore with Colm Eamonn O’Brien pictured with Colm
8pm. Ticket price €30.
Also in November, Frank Ryan brings us I
hear you Calling, The Music of John St. Mary’s Collegiate Church
McCormack on Thursday 25th. John Mc
Cormack was a world-famous Irish tenor Tickets are now on sale at only €20 at Cree's Card Shop for the
and recording artist, celebrated for his per- concert of The Irish Chamber Orchestra on Sunday, November
formances of the operatic and popular 21st at 3pm at St Mary's Collegiate Church, Emmet Place,
song repertoires, and renowned for his diction and breath control. Youghal.
For further information on any of the above events got to In November, the Irish Chamber Orchestra under the leadership of
www.themallartscentre.com or if you wish to be added to our Katherine Hunka presents two of Ireland’s new generation of star
mailing list, please call 083 360 6507 or email themallartscen- performers Fiona and Jean Kelly. Katherine, fresh from a tri-
tre@gmail.com. umphant Four Seasons tour of six counties, directs a programme of
The Mall Arts Centre is wheelchair accessible and available for delightful works by Grieg, Kinsella, Mozart and Boulez alongside
rental, for exhibitions, screenings, demonstrations, shows, per- Haydn’s Symphony No. 46 in B major.
formances, workshops, conferences etc. and from 2011 will be Fiona and Jean Kelly are directly descended from Thomas
available for civic weddings. See you at the Mall ! Roseingrave, the leading 18th century composer who founded the
Royal Society of Musicians alongside GF Handel. The composer
TC Kelly is their grandfather and their mother is the well known
broadcaster and educationalist Evelyn Grant.
Halloween at Park National School The Irish Chamber Orchestra, renowned for its fresh and energetic
performances, has long provided a national and international plat-
form for nurturing young Irish and international talent. Many well
established musicians had a career boost by early exposure with
the ICO, including pianist Finghin Collins, violinist Catherine
Leonard and soprano Mairead Buicke.
Find out why Grieg gave one of his miniatures the tantalising title
Erotik and how Mozart blended the flute and harp to incredible
effect. Revel in the passion of one of Haydn’s passionate Sturm
und Drang symphonies and John Kinsella’s very fine Hommage à
Clarence.
Don’t miss the Irish Chamber Orchestra on tour from 18-21
November in Limerick, Clonmel, Dublin and here in Youghal on
Sunday 21st. www.irishchamberorchestra.com
Tickets on sale NOW in Cree's Card Shop, Youghal (024 93899)
for only €20.
For further information and reservations call 083 360 6507.
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Birthday Greetings
We wish Daniel Collins Kilmeady Kinsalebeg a very happy 18th
birthday from all his family and friends.
Death of Mrs Biddy [nee Barry] Donovan
With deep regret we record the death which took place in New
York of Mrs Biddy Donovan on Wednesday October 20th. A native
of Ardsallagh - and predeceased by her brother Rich and her sister
Peg, Biddy was the last surviving member of the Barry family.
Like so many of her generation Biddy first emigrated to Florida -
where she resided with her husband Victor and daughter Margaret,
following the death of her husband she moved to New York where
she resided for the remainder of her life until her death last week.
She is survived by her daughter Margaret and a wide circle of rel-
atives and friends including her niece Angela O Neill [Ardsallagh]
and her nephew Kevin Barry [Gortroe] to all of you we extend our
sympathy. Ar dheis De go raibh a hanam dilis.
Clashmore Community Alert Group Drugs Awareness
Meeting
This meeting was held in conjunction with Clashmore National
School Parents Association on Tuesday evening while the atten-
dance could have been better those present learnt quite a lot about
the drug situation in the area.
The Garda representative gave a detailed description of what drugs
are out there and how they are being used and The community
based drugs initiative representative outlined the help that is avail-
able in Dungarvan for anyone seeking help with this problem
This was a very informative meeting and it stressed time and again
that it is the community that must try to help keep drugs out of our
area as much as possible.
Death of George O’Donoghue
It is with deep regret we record the death of George O Donoghue,
Shanacoole Kinsalebeg which took place at his home on the early
hours of Saturday morning October 30th. Reposing at his home in
Shanacoole, rosary for George was celebrated on Saturday
evening, on Sunday his removal took place to The parish Church
Youghal. Following requiem mass on Monday - George was laid
to rest in north Abbey Cemetery. To his loving wife Bridie his fam-
ily Jo, Carole, Jacqueline, David and Kevin his sisters Pauline and
Rita brother in law Gerald and a wide circle of relatives neighbours
and friends we extend our deepest sympathy
Just one week ago local author - Mike Hackett - George's good
neighbour and friend launched his latest book "Sars". In it he fea-
tures a beautiful photograph of George and his mother Molly plus
a wonderful article compiled by George himself - in which he
gives the following brief account of his life and times growing up
in Youghal, as follows:
"Before going to England, my first job here was for McCarthy's
paper shop near the corner of Chapel Lane, delivering papers on
foot. Mr McCarthy had a shop at 7 South Main Street for his chil-
dren: Cal, Peggy and Kitty. That was 1948 and my pay was nine
shillings a week. My second job was a step up on the first one
when I went to work for Loreto Rohan for a pound a week and had
a bike supplied Every morning from 7am, I delivered over eighty
"Cork Examiners" around the town six to Mossie Geary at the
Ferry-Boat house to be, brought across to Monatrea a few to the
town hall for C.Y.M.S; another few for the British Legion Club at
the corner of Nile [O Rahilly] Street and the rest were singles
delivered to regular houses Than at 11am I met the eleven O Clock
bus that brought the Dublin Papers and the afternoons saw me
deliver special bread and cakes brought to town by Thompsons
Bakery van from Cork. But my day wasn't over yet! The Cork
Evening Echo was left in the shop for sale, while I sold the rest
around town. During those years, you had hundreds of soldiers at
the Barracks on Cork Hill- and this was a great stop Three pence
or even sixpence could be got for just one Echo that in 1948 was a
penny. The remaining papers would then be sold around Sarsfield
Terrace.
One day while cycling up near the Munster and Lenister Bank I
was trying to find a low place on the path to permit me to cycle up
and go behind the bank. But then I heard all the shouting - a van
had backfired around the old L&N - and a horse had bolted with
his cart. It hit me from behind and I was sent flying. First I was
brought to Cole's Chemist and then to the local district Hospital -
before being brought to the North Infirmary Cork - where I spent
many months. When eventually I was discharged from hospital I
could not cycle for a year- and the job at Loreto Rohan's was well
and truly gone. Then 1951 saw me follow my sisters to England for
work.
I returned in 1953 for a short while and worked in Blackwater
Cottons. One of my comrades there was Jim Mernan from
Villerstown - one of twins- and we were good pals. The after four
years I headed back to England again and stayed until 1980 I saw
and advertisement on a paper looking for somebody to work in
Waterford, doing exactly what I was at - a moulding technician. I
attended the interview, got the job with Hasbro and came back to
live in Waterford. And guess what? On my first day at work - there
before me on the floor was the same Jim Mernan from Villerstown
I was definitely home! Happy Memories - George O Donoghue"
My sincere thanks to Mike Hackett for giving me permission to
reproduce this lovely account of George's life - from his book
"Sars" where the full article and photo is featured - Ar dheis Dé go
raibh a h-anam dílis.
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto - Jackpot €12100
The Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto jackpot this week will be
€12,250 when our draw takes place this Wednesday night at the
Decies Bar in Clashmore - our letters last week were L, Y, K, N
well done to the following who were €20 Lucky dip winners: Steve
Fisher, Ballinamultina; Marion Power, Clashmore; Eleanor
Riordan, C\O Eithne. On the previous week our letters were K, Z,
A, B. Well done to the following who were our winners of €20 spot
prizes: Mike Hickey, Kinsalebeg; Mabel and Amelia, Ferrypoint;
John Hickey, Kinsalebeg. Thanks to everyone for supporting our
weekly draw.
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA Intermediate Football
County Final
Congratulations to the intermediate team for coming up trumps in
the county final on Sunday last against the John Mitchells
Well done to all the team and subs, and their mentors for working
so hard during the year and especially during the game when
things were not looking so good Enjoy the celebrations!
Shop
The club shop is open every Friday evening from 7-8 p.m. in the
clubhouse. Orders are now being taken for Christmas so it is
important to get your orders in on time!
Home from Hospital
Great to see Tom O’Halloran, Ballyheeney, Clashmore, out and
about over the weekend and back in good health again following
his recent stay in the Mercy Hospital Cork and Dungarvan
Hospital where he received such wonderful care. A very special
word of thanks to the Nurses Doctors and staff at both hospitals Dr
Joe Meehan and all the staff at Ardmore Health Centre for all the
kindness and care bestowed on Tom during his illness. Tom's fam-
ily is extremely grateful to you all.
Suzanne and Roger Hynes and their son Ruairí pictured at the 2010 Clashmore
Ploughing Match
 Fr. Donal Hussey Celebrates
His Silver Jubilee
Fr. Donal Hussey recently celebrated the Silver Jubilee of his ordi-
nation to the priesthood, with a Mass of Thanksgiving followed by
dinner and entertainment, at St. Joseph’s Parish, Elko, Nevada,
where has been parish priest for the past two years, following his
retirement as an Army chaplain.
At the Mass of Thanksgiving, Fr. Donal was joined by his bishop,
Most Rev. Randolph Calvo, bishop of Reno, and priest friends
from the diocese and around the country. The homilist was Fr. Pat
Universal of Boston, who was at the ordination in Youghal twen-
ty-five years ago, at St. Mary’s Parish Church, with his mother
Catherine (R.I.P). Fr. Donal's brother, Tommey, read the lesson
from St. Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians, just as he did at the Mass
of Ordination a quarter century ago. The Mass was dedicated to
the memory of Tommy and Breda Hussey.
St. Joseph’s Church was packed to capacity with parishioners and
visiting friends, including Fr. Oliver Curran (Carlow), Fr. Mike
Reardon (Limerick), Fr. Vince Fallon (Offaly) and Fr. Noel
Campbell (Dublin). Following the Mass, which was celebrated in
English and Spanish, all were treated to dinner in Mater Dei hall,
followed by entertainment that included a trio of Canadian bag-
pipers (engineers at one of the local goldmines); a hilarious skit
about growing up in Youghal and pondering a vocation put on by
the parish youth; a video presentation on Fr. Donal’s life growing
up and as a civilian and military priest; a colourful set of dances
performed by the Mexican Children’s’ Folklorico group. The night
rounded off with a dance. Many parishioners got to taste Guinness
for the first time, compliments of a keg donated by Blach
Distributors (parish members)!
Ceiliúradh na Gaeilge
Beidh Oíche Mhór “Ceiliúradh na Gaeilge”, faoi choimirce Ghael-
Taca, ar siúl in Óstán Maryborough san Dúghlas ar an Aoine 19
Samhain, le ceol is amhráin agus aoíchainteoir speisialta. Cuirfear
céad míle fáilte romhat, is cumadh tú líofa nó ar bheagán Gaeilge.
“Beidh cuimhne ag mórán ar an sár oíche a bhí againn anuraidh,”
adeir Áine Ní Shléibhín, Oifigeach Forbartha Ghael-Taca, “an
chéad uair againn oíche dá leithéid a chur ar siúl, agus geallaim go
mbeidh oíche na bliana seo nios fearr fós”.
An banna “Poc ar Buile” a bheidh i mbun ceoil, dream bríomhar
ceolmhar a chuirfidh ag canadh thú lena gcuid amhráin Gaeilge,
agus dár ndóigh déanfar beagán rince comh maith. Beidh aoíchain-
teoir líofa, spreagúil ann le dóchas is bród a mhúscailt ionainn.
Sár oíche mar sin, agus blaiseadh beag bídh, agus é seo go léir ar
chostas €10 an duine. €7 do mhicléinn.
Tugann ócáidí den saghas seo deis do dhaoine len a bheag nó a
mhór de Gaeilge bheith i dteannta a chéile agus a gcuid Gaeilge a
chleachtadh i gcomhluadar cheolmhar thaitneamhach”.
Is féidir ticéid a fháil ag Oifig Ghael-Taca 20 Sráid an Chóibh,
Corcaigh (bun Sráid na Beairice) nó cuir glaoch orainn ar 021
4310841, nó féach www.gael-taca.com Cuireann Gael-Taca eolas
ar fáil faoi imeachtai Gaeilge ar fud cathair is contae Chorcaí.
An Cúinne Gaeilge
Gach Céadaoin ins an Farmgate Café, Margadh na Sacsan i
gCorcaigh, cuirfear fáilte romhat bheith linn don Chúinne Gaeilge.
Tugann an Cúinne Gaeilge deis do dhaoine bualadh le chéile agus
a cuid Gaeilge a chleachtadh, is cuma ar bheagán nó ar mhórán
Gaeilge thú. Bí linn gach Céadaon idir 3.30 – 5.00 a chlog i.n., i
gcomhair tae, café agus cairdeas. Beidh fáilte romhat. Irish
Language Corner every Wednesday in the Farmgate Café, English
Market @ 3.30 p.m. Come along and practice your cúpla focal
among friends.
Leathanach Gael-Taca ins an Echo:Beidh Leathanach Gael-Taca
ins an Echo ar an Satharn 6ú Samhain.
Clár Raidió Gael-Taca:Craolann Gael-Taca clár raidió ar 4 a chlog
gach tráthnóna Déardaoin, an t-aon clár Gaeilge i gCorcaigh. Tá
súil againn dar ndóigh go bhfuil lucht éisteachta againn i measc
pobal Gaelach na cathrach. Cloistear an clár ar Campus Radio
U.C.C. 98.3 FM agus ar an Idirlíon. Istigh sa chlár, cloisfidh tú
ceol is comhrá is agallaimh le daoine suimiúla. Cuir scéala
chugainn le do thuairim den clár.

KILLEAGH/INCH COMMUNITY DEFRIB-

The late Bishop Jerome Joseph Hastrich of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup,
New Mexico, and Fr. Donal Hussey, at the Mass of Ordination in St. Mary's Parish
Church, Youghal, 13th October 1985
YOUGHAL T ILES & TIMBER
Unit 8, Millenium Court, Foxhole, Youghal
Tel: 024 91640
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RILLATOR GROUP
A PUBLIC INFORMATION NIGHT is being held by the above
Group in Killeagh Hall on Tuesday the 16th November at 8 p.m.
The new community Defribrillator will be on show and a demon-
Photo: Michael Hussey
stration will be given. The newly trained students will give a
series of demonstrations on different emergency situations.
Please come along and see for yourself what it is all about. Light
Refreshments will be served and we hope to make it a social occa-
sion for all who attend.
The group recently took possession of a Defribrillator which will
shortly be mounted on the Credit Union wall in Killeagh for gen-
eral community use. A fundraising drive will also be initiated to
purchase a further Defribrillator for Mount Uniacke/Inch area.
A total of 21 people have completed training courses in its use
since May. It is hoped to organise many more of these training
courses and with local support to eventually form a local respon-
der group to deal with emergency situations. This is a totally
optional route and people are very welcome to train in the use of
the Defribrillator for their own personal advantage without com-
miting to a Responder Group. The cost of these courses is
€60.00 per adult. Concessions are available. Further information
is available from Martin Daly, Deirdre Smiddy, Carmel
McNamee, Ann O'Neill and Mary Landers.
 issue of formal certification by calling at meeting of the Youghal
Youghal’s Labour Town Councilor, Branch with Labour election candidates for Cork East, John
Tommy O’ Connell fights back Mulvihill and Sean Sherlock in attendance. Whether the move will
appease Labour chiefs in Dublin remains to be seen. What is
known is that the The Labour Party stated that they want the coun-
By Michael Twomey cil seat filled ‘as quickly as possible’ though no timeframe was
Youghal’s Labour Town Councilor, Tommy O’ Connell has vowed given nor has any name yet been identified for selection. The
to fight forces within his own party that he says are out to ‘destroy move by the Labour Party marks a new phase in what has been a
Youghal’ before any forthcoming election. The comment came tumultuous number of months for the Youghal branch.
after Youghal Council Town Clerk, Mr. Liam Ryan was advised by
the headquarters of the Labour Party that Tommy O’ Connell
should not sit at future council meetings. Mr. Ryan informed
members at a special meeting to discuss budgets and traffic man- An Evening of Music and Song
agement on Tuesday that he had been in correspondence with the
General Secretary of the Labour Party on Friday evening Oct.
at Lismore Cathedral on Wed Nov 17th
29th. Mr. Ryan told shocked members that the Labour Party said
The cast of performers will be headed up by John Spillane a well
they ‘were not happy with the selection process of Tommy O’
known singer both nationally and internationally. Mr Pierre O
Connell’ and that they requested the councilor’s nomination be
Reilly an upcoming Composer from Lismore will perform 2 orig-
‘nullified’. The Town Clerk added that he was asked to reply to the
inal pieces.
Labour Party by 5pm Monday. Mr. Ryan then contacted Mr. O’
Kate Canning is returning from London to perform an exciting
Connell and advised him that it would ‘not be appropriate’ for him
repertoire of opera. Kate's teacher is Arid Arad who was taught for
to come to Tuesday’s special meeting. Mr. O’ Connell had been
15 years by Vera Rozsa OBE who taught such stars as Kiri Te
co-opted onto the council seat in Youghal last October following
Kanawa Sarah Walker, Sir Thomas Allan, Jonathan Lamalu. Kate
the contentious and much publicised resignation of Mr. Donie
is the daughter of Geraldine and the late Bill Canning and sister of
Daly. The Labour Party Press Office claimed on Tuesday that the
Courtney all who are very well known in theatrical circles both
problem with Mr. O’ Connell’s co-option lies with the Youghal
locally and nationally.
Town Clerk. Further to this, it was alleged that Youghal Town
Professor John O Leary Professor of Pathology Trinity College
Council were negligent during the co-opting process. When asked
University Dublin will also sing. Mother and daughter team
why the Labour Party had contacted the council with their request,
Geraldine and Elva McGowan from Youghal will perform 3 excit-
Mr. Tony Heffernan said. “The proper selection procedure wasn’t
ing pieces.Award winning Choir the Wilcollane Singers from Cork
fulfilled under the law. All candidates are required to have a cer-
Conductor Ms Ann Dunphy will perform a varied and interesting
tificate of political affiliation. Mr. O’ Connell doesn’t. I presume
repertoire.
the Town Clerk is familiar with the law and would have checked
Marjorie Moran will be piano accompanist on the night.
the legal requirements. The Town Council wasn’t entitled to co-
Cellist Jess Maderson Soprano Sax Player Mairead Scully and
opt him.” Mr. Ryan responded that he would make ‘no comment
Avril Moriarty will also Perform.A fabulous night of music and
on internal Labour Party procedures’. The plot had thickened and
song not to be missed. Tickets available at Fermoy Book Shop
twisted by Tuesday afternoon when a clearly irate Mr. O’ Connell
Patrick St., Fermoy, TEL 025-49828
called the dispute over his legitimacy as a certified member of the
party a ‘smokescreen’. He also claimed that those with a ‘vested
interest’ in discrediting the Youghal branch ‘will fail’. “I don’t Youghal Musical Society A.G.M.
have a certificate. However, I have a membership card and I have
a letter from head office accepting my donation. That information The A.G.M. of Youghal Musical Society was held in The Walter
was conveyed to the Town Clerk. This is a petty procedure in the Raleigh Hotel on the 14th of October. It was well attended and a
extreme and is an internal issue. Someone at a senior level within full report was presented by the Secretary and the Treasurer. A new
the Labour Party has an ulterior motive. I believe it comes from committee was elected. Contributions from the floor were very
potential candidates looking to destroy the Youghal branch before encouraging and plans for the New Year are underway. The
an election. We have contacted Eamonn Gilmore and he is inves- Chairperson paid special tribute to the business and professional
tigating the matter. We won’t take this lying down,” he said. community of the town of Youghal who continue to support the
By Saturday, Mr. O’ Connell took the first step to rectifying the society and value the high standard of our endeavours.

KILLEAGH CHOIR RECITAL AT KILLEAGH CHURCH

Pat Hollingsworth & Eileen

Hunt from Youghal who attend-
Killeagh Choir performing at Killeagh Church ed the Recital
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Sunday 5th December 12pm-6pm
Enjoy the spirit of Christmas hosted by the
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for all. Where Greenbarn Garden, Lifestyle
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derland with a local food and craft fair. You
will be entertained throughout the day with
carol singing, face painting, balloon crafts
and of course Santa. All the fun of Christmas
Fair, see you there!

Sal Tivy presenting a cheque to Marie Quirke of

ISPCC Childline for €3,700 which was the
raised during the Youghal Summertime Festival

Pictured at the Launch of the “Spirit of Christmas Market” at Greenbarn are L to R: Oonagh Poynton, Siobhan Byrne,
Siobhan Sheehan, Linda O’Loughlin, David Fitzgibbon, Catherine Meskell, Margaret Winser, Sal Tivy, Karen PRIMARY TIMES READ-
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An Evening of Christmas Inspiration 2010 FOR PERKS EAST
Wednesday 15th December 7.30pm and mince pie reception this is guaranteed to CORK ENTERTAINMENT
Practical ideas for creating beautiful food
table settings and flowers for the holiday sea-
be a fun and relaxed night out. This is organ-
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Settings. There will also be a Christmas Both events are supporting Childline.
cookery demonstration. Free Mulled wine

Tara McKeown presenting Sal Tivy, Perks East

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Pictured at the Launch of “An Evening of Christmas Inspiration” at Greenbarn Bistro are L to R: Siobhan Byrne,
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Youghal Karate Club members who all had a very successful grading recently

YOUGHAL AC JUVENILE NEWS
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MUNSTER UNEVEN AGES CHAMPIONSHIPS
Lucy O' Keene and Kerry Barrette Win inter-count silver medals in
Girls U/9 - Killian Nolan wins Munster bronze individual medal
and Gold inter-county medal in Boys U/11 - Jennifer Hennessy
wins Munster bronze individual medal and Gold inter-county medal
in Girls U/13- Emily O' Keefe wins Gold inter-county medal in Girls
U/13 - Fearghal Curtin wins Munster title and Gold inter-county
medal
Youghal AC had 22 athletes in action at the Munster Uneven
Championships in Charleville Showgrounds on Sunday 7th
November. The course was well laid out and enabled spectators to
have a good view for most of the races. Thankfully the weather held
out; it was bitterly cold but the rain and heavy winds held off. Ground
conditions were a bit mucky following heavy rainfall and a few of our
athletes fell which was a pity. It was good to have a full team for the
Girls U/9 for our second time. The team included Lucy O' Keefe,
Kerry Barrett, Niamh O' Brien and Clodagh Mulhaire. Lucy O' Keefe
finished in 15th and Kerry Barrett in 19th place. Both of these girls
won Cork team medals as Cork came 2nd. Lucy was the 3rd scorer
and Kerry the 5th scorer. Well done to Clodagh and Niamh also who
have just started and did very well. Clodagh was 63rd and Niamh
81st in a large field.
Girls U/11 saw Litisha Moriarty, Aine O' Regan, Karynn Collins,
Caoimhe Barry and Tirna Cahill in action. All girls put in great per-
formances. The team finished 9th out of 14 teams which is a good
result and shows tremendous improvement. Latisha finished in 39th
place and was closely followed by Aine O' Regan in 40th and Karynn
in 44th place. Caoimhe Barry finished in 99th and Tirna in 124th
place. This was also a huge field.
Boys U/11 had seven runners including Killian Nolan, Darragh
Moran, Eoin O' Brien, Peter Buckley, Matthew Cody, Jake McCarthy
and Ryan McCarthy. Killian had an outstanding race going out with
the front runners from the start; Killian worked his way from 6th posi-
tion to a very strong 4th position in the last 800 metres of this 1500m
race and came in very strongly. He was the first scorer for Cork who
won Gold medals. Killian will now run on the Munster and Cork
teams in Tullamore. Matthew Cody who was running up an age had
a fantastic race coming in 22nd place but just got pipped before the
finish line for the 6th Cork medal. He was 7th for Cork and is now
eligible to run on the Cork team in Tullamore on 19th December. Next
in was Darragh Moran who was so unlucky to have two falls both at
the start and out along the course when he was in the top 20. He lost
a few places but still managed to come in 40th which is a very good
position. He was followed by Eoin O' Brien who is very new to run-
ning and finsihed in a very creditable 49th place. He was followed by
Jake McCarthy in 63rd, Peter Buckley in 72nd and Ryan McCarhty in
106th. All of these lads were running up an age and did very well.
Ryan also had a bad fall coming into the last 600m. The team finished
in 5th place just sgort 7 points for All Ireland qualifiacation.
The Girls U/13 had a team of four including Jennifer Hennessy, Emily
O' Keefe, Tara Murphy and Jayne O' Sullivan. Jennifer and Emily
went out with the leading group in a very talented and experienced
field. Jennifer ran very strongly to hold on to fourth position.
Jennifer will now run for the Munster and Cork teams in Tullamore.
She was the second scorer for Cork. Emily is showing good form
again and is improving with every race. She ran a strong race to fin-
ish in 15th place which was good enough to win a Gold Cork Medal;
Emily was the sixth scorer for Cork. Next in were Jayne O' Sullivan
and Tara Murphy. Both of these girls were running up an age and did
very well. This is also their first cross-country season. Fearghal Curtin
was our only competitor in the Boys U/13 field. Fearghal ran an out-
standing race. He ran with the leading group of ten runners in the first
1000m and then surged to go into the leading 3 going uphill with 1200
m to go. He led from there with Ferrybank and Ennis Track athletes
in pursuit. With 600m to go Fearghal was passed by the Ennis Track
athlete going downhill. Fearghal immediately responded and over-
took alsmost immediately and finished sprinting uphill to win the
Munster title. Fearghal was delighted and is showing great form at
present. Fearghal will now run on the Munster and Cork teams in the
u/13 All Irelands in Tullamore. He also won a double Gold as Cork
won the County division.
The club also had Sarah O' Sullivan runnning in the U/15 race. Sarah
has only started and ran a very courageous race in a gruelling distance
of 4,000m. Sarah finished well in in a very large field and shows lots
of potential. Well done to all our juveniles who ran yesterday. It was
a very enjoyable outing and thanks to all assisting with the training of
these athletes. Well done to Niamh Walsh who had a tremedous race
coming 3rd in the Munster Intermediate Ladies race yersterday. Well
done also to Marty O' Keefe, Mossie Cahill, Noel Curtin, Mary O'
Keefe and Martin Drake who also ran in the Intermediate races yes-
terday.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS: County B Championships Sunday
14th November - Carrignavar - for athletes who have not won either
a County or Munster medal- entries have to be submitted by 9th
November.
Munster B Championships Sunday 21st November - Dungarvan - for
athletes who have not won a Munster medal.
Munster Development Squad
Well done to all our athletes who were selected for the Munster
Development Squad following
their success during the year and
include the following:
Cian Greene - Sprints, Nikita
Savage - Pole Vault, Trisha Curtin -
Javelin, Lee Curley - Pole Vault,
Lauren O' Mahoney - Throws,
Adam Curley - Javelin
All of these athletes attended a very
successful training session at the
CIT on Satrurday 6th November.
Further sessions will take place
each month and details of these can Fearghal Curtin and Adam Curley after
be obtained on the Cork Athletics winning Munster medals at the
website Munster Even Ages in Macroom
YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB
UNDER 18 D FINAL BARRYROE V YOUGHAL 2-1 to 1-8
The Girls had been training hard since the junior season ended at the end
of September and were confident off the back of the Junior Success as
most of the minor panel would have been on the starting 15 with the
Junior team.
After a very exciting game against Blarney in the semi final the girls
knew they were up against it though coming into the final.
The team lined out almost in the same positions with just 2 changes of
Amy Motherway going into full back and Allanah Finn into corner for-
ward. In the first half the girls knew they didn’t play to their potential
knocking over just one point from play, with Barryroe taking their
chances more and scoring 8 points with 2 from very good frees. No
excuses, but the girls had a very long season and a lot of the team were
carrying injuries, which hampered them from getting stuck into the
game. A serious talk on the side line at half time gave the girls their sec-
ond wind and they came out all guns blazing for the second half, unfor-
tunately the scores just didn’t come and Barryroe were able to take their
chances. There was some stand out performances from the ever consi-
tant Roisin O’Keefe who started in wing forward but was moved to cen-
tre forward to keep Barryroes centre back at bay, it was then when the
tables started to turn for Youghal but unfortunately it was too late.
Captain Niamh Quill also had a tremendous second half spurring on her
defence and running through the mid field giving some great ball in to
the forwards.
It wasn’t to be for Youghal Minors this year but they are encouraged in
the fact that the majority of the team has 3 years left in minor and they
will only loose one player for next year.
Chloe Daly, Ashling Siochru, Amy Motherway, Norah Sheehan, Jayne
Walsh, Michaela Dalton, Shannon Watson Niamh Quill, Leah
Broderick, Roisin O’Keeffe, Shannen Bulman Joyce, Suzie Fitzgibbon,
Alannah Finn, Sally Ann Quill, Emily Roche.
Subs used Ellie Budds for Sally Ann Quill (half time)
The Camogie team is now on a well deserved break until January where
they will contest the Junior B division and hopefully the success of 2010
will carry on to 2011. The Football is in full swing every Wednesday at
7.30 leading up to Christmas so the fitness wont be too bad when they
return. Next on the calendar is the Annual GAA and Camogie Dinner
Dance which promises to be bigger and better than last year and with
the way the tickets flew out it looks like that is in no doubt!!
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 Youghal Lawn Tennis Club
St. Vincent De Pauls Annual Competition
Our adults mixed doubles competition will take place on Thursday
25th November 2010 in aid of the above society. We urge all mem-
bers to support this worthy cause. 7.30 commencement. Please
confirm in advance if playing. Names to Linda Donoghue 087 -
6754337, John Hunt 087 - 7672136 or any committee member.
Christmas Night Out
This year we will hold our annual Christmas get together at The
Red Store on Friday the 3rd December 2010 at 8pm. Those inter-
ested can contact Frank Delaney 086 - 8406848 or Caroline
Connelly 086 - 1722047. Looking forward to a great night out.
Please note money will be collected in advance.
Junior Coaching: Coaching continues every Sunday with Martin
Cusack. Any enquiries to Linda 087 - 6754337 or Caroline 086 -
1722047. Competition every Saturday for all juniors.
Christmas Tournaments: Kindly pencil in Saturday the 11th of
December for the Juniors Christmas Competition. Proceeds to St.
Vincent De Paul. Entries as usual to Caroline or Linda.
Bridget on way back I am told that Bridget Webb will be back on
court shortly. We all wish you well. Linda stepped into the breach
for the missing Bridget and performed Herculean heroics with
Frank beating Ita and John in a tie break.
KILLEAGH CAMOGIE CLUB
First of all – a huge congratulations to Inch Rovers who had a great
win over Termon in Donegal on 7th November. They now meet
Carnacong (Mayo) in the all Ireland Final. This is sure to be a great
match and support would be greatly appreciated.
Our annual Juvenile Social is happening in Greenbarn on 26th
November at 7pm. A great night is assured for both players and
their parents. Some tickets are still available but make contact with
team co-ordinators as they are selling out fast.
A new club jersey is on sale and it would make an ideal Christmas
Gift – put in your order as soon as possible to ensure that you will
have it in time for Christmas. Contact any member of the commit-
tee about this.
Good luck to Imokilly and all our girls on the panel in the County
Senior Camogie Final on Sunday next 14th. Your support would be
very much appreciated at this match against Inniscarra at CIT.
Well done to Mary O Connor on being awarded Rochestown Park
Hotel Sports Star of the Month. An award so well deserved!
EAST CORK GAA BOARD NEWS
RESULTS: Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior B Football
Championship: Carrigtwohill 4-7, Cloyne 2-6; East Cork Oil
Junior B Hurling Championship: Dungourney 0-12, Midleton 1-
13;
FIXTURES:
Wed 10th Nov 2010 League Finals 2010: Carrigtwohill v
Midleton , at Carrigtwohill, 8:00 PM;
Fri 12th Nov 2010 League Finals 2010: Glanmire v Bride Rovers,
at Sallybrooke, 8:00 PM;
Talking about Bereavements
In a friendly Social Setting
At Gortroe Community Hall
On Thursday 25th November 2010
Tickets €5 including refreshments
Presented by Gortroe Ladies Club
CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT CLUB
The Daisy Swayne Memorial was played recently and was a great
success, thanks to all who played and supported this competition.
Michael Landers emerged victorious after some superb shooting
and the full results are as follows: O/A Nett - Michael Landers, O/A
Gross - Edward Long
Gents:1st Nett - Brendan McCaughey, 1st Gross - Martin Keohane,
2nd Nett - Seamus Murphy
Ladies: 1st Nett - Lily Bulman. 1st Gross - Joy Bryan, 2nd Nett -
Joan Hyde. Well done to all the prize winners.
Our third turkey competition was played over the last weekend and
the results were: 1st Nett - Brendan McCaughey,Breda Treacy, 1st
Gross - Anthony O' Loughlin,Michael Ryall, 2nd Nett - Stephen
Sheehan,Shelia O' Sullivan
The next turkey competition will take place on the following days
over the coming week in November
Wednesday 10th at 2pm; Saturday 13th at 2pm; Sunday 14th at
10:30 and 2pm. Hope to see you all there! Ladies morning contin-
ues every Wednesday at 10:30
FR O NEILLS DO THE DOUBLE
Our under 13 team completed the double when they added the
under 13A East Cork football title to their Hurling title. Aghada
hosted the under 13 football last Saturday. In the first round we
played Midleton and the result was never in doubt as O Neills
were always on top in a one sided game.
Our forwards were on form and took full advantage of the lions
share of the possession. Midleton battled away but were no match
for O Neills on the day. Youghal were up next in the semi-final but
fared no better against a confident O Neills side. Again the for-
wards and midfield were on top and kept the score board ticking
over and again ran out easy winners. In the other semi-final
Aghada and Glanmire finished level but Glanmire came out on top
after extra time. O Neills did not have it all their own way in the
final. The first half was tight with the O Neill backline working
hard to repel the Glanmire forwards who were playing some nice
football.
In the second half O Neills played some lovely football and
coverted that to scores. When Glanmire had a goal disallowed for
a square ball any chance of a fight back was gone and title of East
Cork champions was O Neills again.Team play and work rate won
the day and nobody displayed that better than the Motherway
twins Mark and Eoin. No matter where they were asked to play
they gave their best. Our Captain Cillian Broderick thanked all the
teams who took part, especially Glanmire for the great game in the
final. He thanked Aghada for hosting the tournament and his men-
tors for the work they put in.
This is a remarkable achievement for this talented group of lads as
they achieved the double at under 11 as well. Fr O Neills Juvenile
Club are very proud of their positive approach to training and this
reflects in their play.The panel; Ryan Kenneally, Cal Hegarty,
Mark Motherway, Adam Harrington, Michael Millerick, Daniel
Harrington, Sean O Connor, Eoin Motherway, Cillian Broderick,
Colm Swayne, Conor O Driscoll, Adam Kenneally, Billy Dunne,
Declan Dalton, Oisin Murphy, Jason Murphy, Gerard Millerick,
Patrick Flannigan, Colin (Geogie) Sloane. Next weekend we
wish the best of luck to our under 11 footballers as they attempt
the double, no pressure lads. Indoor hurling continues for the
under 8 and under 10 panels.
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 INCH ROVERS BEAT TERMON
TO REACH ANOTHER ALL-IRELAND
CLUB FINAL
Laura Gallagher in action against Mary
O’Shea
Mary O’Connor and Sandra Smiddy
Mary O’Connor Inch Rovers in action Celebrate their victory
against Roisin McCafferty
Sharon McLaughlin in action against
Geraldine McLaughlin in action against Orla Cotter of Inch Rovers
Angela Walsh of Inch Rovers
Laura Gallagher Termon Donegal, in
action against Claire Keohane
Inch Rovers Players Sarah Harrington, Anne Marie Walsh, Angela Walsh and
Sandra Smiddy
Mary O’Connor receives her player of
the match award from Hugh Devenney
Sarah Harrington, Inch Rovers jumps in
celebration after scoring her sides sec-
ond goal in injury time.
Killeagh-Ita's Juvenile G.A.A.
Ah yes, the winter!!! Unfortunately we have been fast forwarded into
the depths of winter in a shot, with the clocks and the weather conspir-
ing to spiral us quickly into dark days and darker evenings. Not great
for GAA addicts, but some of us kept going regardless!
U-10 Hurling Parish Leagues: Round 3 of our Under 10 Hurling
Parish Leagues for 2010 saw two great games on Saturday last. Richie
Long's Yellow team made it 3 wins out of 3 with some terrific scoring
when they overcame Barry Motherway's Green team. The game was
very even in the first third but Darragh O'Connor, Owen Cosgrove and
James Kent helped to keep the Yellows in front in the second period,
a lead which they held through the final third, despite the best efforts
of Danny Cunningham, Olan Broderick and Darragh Geary. In the
second game, a mighty battle ensued from the first whistle, and at the
final whistle Adrian Galvin's Red team and Dylan Hogan's Blue team
were level at 5 goals each. Liam Hoogstad, Paul Delaney and Robbie
Treacy ran themselves to a standstill for the Blues, while Ciaran
Leahy, Cathal Fitzgibbon and Daniel Lucey contested every ball
fiercely for the Reds. Well done to all 4 teams - we play our semi-
finals and finals on Sunday next (14th) from 10.30 to 12.00 - best of
luck to everyone.
U-8 Hurling: Our Under 8's began their indoor training in Killeagh on
Tuesday last and this will continue from 5.30 for the next few weeks,
with Alan, Adrain, Johnny and Donie at the helm. Bígí ann!
U-11 Indoor Hurling: On Monday last, All Saints Day saw the com-
mencement of our Under 11 Indoor Hurling season in Youghal GAA
Club. In Group 1, there were wins for Jamie Landers' Green team and
Daniel Hickey's Yellow team, while in Group 2, from 7.00 to 8.00,
Dean Ward's Green team and Sean Walsh's Yellow team were victori-
ous. Maybe this week the Reds and Blues will have their revenge!
Congratulations: This Inch Rovers team are a determined lot!
Despite having to face into a marathon journey (a 600-mile round trip)
to the far reaches of North Donegal, these heroic players managed to
secure a hard-earned 3 point win over their hosts, and qualify for the
All-Ireland Senior Football Final, which will probably be played in
early December. An added incentive for this year is that it's Carnacon
of Mayo, who beat Inch Rovers in the 2008 final, who are their final
opponents. Go girls, bring home the All-Ireland this time - we are very
proud of ye!
AGM: Yes, that time of year again. The AGM of Killeagh GAA Club
takes place in our new clubhouse on this Thursday (11th) at 8.00 p.m.,
while it will be the turn of Killeagh-Ita's Juvenile GAA club on
Thursday 25th (time to be confirmed). Come along for a look back at
the year gone past, and a chance to think about an bhliain atá
romhainn, 2011!
2nd Anniversary 20th November
Anne (Nancy) Coakley
Late of 5 Gallaghers Terrace
At twilight when the day is done,
And sunset flames the sky,
We think of you dear Mam,
And the happy days gone by.
Thoughts of you come drifting back,
Within our dreams to stay,
To know that you are resting,
When the twilight ends the day.
Always loved and remembered by her daughter Margaret,
son-in-law Eddie & grandchildren
 YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB
THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM - Sunday 07th November
With the bad weather forecast for Sunday afternoon and night, it
was good to see the large turnout for our usual Sunday morning
club spin. A group of 14 gathered at Moby Dicks and departed at
9.00am for one of our regular routes. Down the bog road we head-
ed in glorious sunshine for Ballymacoda. From there we climbed
over to Garryvoe and rolled well through Shanagarry and Cloyne
before enjoying the scenic route around East Ferry. From there we
carried on through Ballinacurra and stopped for the Coffee at the
Midleton roundabout Garage. Re-freshed and re-fuelled, we head-
ed back the main road through Castlemartyr and Killeagh before
arriving back in Youghal for 12 0' clock with a refreshing 70km
completed.
A fine group of 10 also gathered at Moby Dicks for the 10 0' clock
groups weekly spin. They also took in a similar route to the earlier
group by heading down the bog road to Ballymacoda. From there
they rode onto Ladysbridge and took the back road to Ballinacuura.
They also stopped for the refreshments at the Midleton roundabout
Garage and well they were full of their coffee and cake, they head-
ed back the main road through Castlemartyr and Killeagh before
arriving back in Youghal for 12:30 with an eventful 50km complet-
ed. Ride of the day went to Skoby though as he was the only one
not to get his hands dirty while fixing his puncture. We will get you
a pair of rubber cloves for the next spin Skoby.
The ladies branch of Youghal also had their maiden voyage last
Saturday morning when a group of 3 departed Moby Dicks at 9.00
am for a leisurely spin around East Cork. Again with the sun shin-
ning, they rode down to Ballymacoda and Ladysbridge before stop-
ping in Castlemartyr at the Village Greengrocers for an injection of
well earned coffee. Fully loaded, they returned to Youghal via
Killeagh for 11:30 with a fantastic 35km in the legs. Well done to
the lovely ladies.
Club AGM
Our Club AGM took place last Wednesday the 3rd of November at
the Holy Family Church. It was good to see a large attendance as
numerous events for next year were discussed. As well as the usual
main events that the club will be attending next year, it is planned
to tackle the infamous Mizen To Malin head over the June bank
holiday weekend next year. Any one interested in taking part must
confirm their place and pay a deposit by the January 2011 club
meeting. Details of the event will be supplied over the coming
meetings. There will also be a group traveling to the Alps next sum-
mer for a five day cycling trip which will take in stage 19 of the
2011 Tour De France up the legendary Alpe d'Huez. Again, anyone
interested should put their name in by the December Club meeting
with a deposit.
A ladies group spin is also being orgainised for Saturday mornings
at 9.00am. Anyone interested in attending should contact the club
Secretary for details.
On the night a new committee was elected for the club which was
made up of the following: Sean Lawlor - Chairman, Jonathan Tobin
- Secretary, John Walsh - Treasurer, Anthony Kenneally - PRO and
Jonathan Flynn - Web Coordinator. Contacts details for all of the
Committee members are available on the club website.
Existing and any new club members are also reminded that mem-
bership fees are now overdue and should be paid as soon as possi-
ble as same needs to be submitted to Cycling Ireland. Money due
for club kit is also overdue as should be paid as soon as possible as
the gear cannot be ordered until we have all the money collected.
Finally, it was confirmed that in addition to the two club racing
licenses that were taken out for the 2010 season, there will be six
club racing licenses taken out for the 2011 season. Best of luck to
them all but remember, it's a big step up from our usual Sunday
spins so make sure ye all get together and get a good training pro-
gram going between ye as the normal Sunday group wont be trying
to keep up with ye !!
Club Website Information about the club, cycling in the area and
cycling in general, can be viewed at our club website. It has to be
seen by all at www.youghalcyclingclub.com.
Weekend Spins. As you are all well aware by now, there is a week-
ly spin every Sunday morning at 9.00 am sharp leaving from Moby
Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate. This spin which runs on various
routes every week usually takes between 2 to 3 hours ( weather per-
mitting ) and covers on average between 40 to 50km. The pace is
comfortable and we usually stop half way around for a coffee or
tea.
A second group also goes on a weekly spin every Sunday morning
at 10.00am sharp leaving from Moby Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate.
This spin which runs on various routes every week usually takes
around 3 hours to complete and covers on average between 30 to
40km. The pace is again very comfortable. This is an ideal group
for anyone interested in taking up the sport.
New members or visitors to the area are always welcome. If you
have any questions about the club or attending one of our weekend
spins, please contact our Club Secretary Jonathan at 086-8563292
for details. See you all Sunday Morning !!. Until next week, safe
cycling !!.
YOUGHAL RUGBY CLUB NEWS
Youghal Seconds have a great home win
The Second XV had a great win at home against Carrick on Suir.
They made the long journey to Youghal short players and that was
the sign of a commeted team.But Youghal started the game and
really ran riot.Youghal took control from the word go and con-
trolled the line-outs and the scrums.Carrick had no answer for the
pace in which Youghal were running at them and within mins
Youghals Alan Coughlan went in for the first try of the
game.More and more Youghal hit them hard from all angles and
again Youghals Killian Daly scored a great try and then converted
it himself to make it 12-0 to Youghal. With some great rucking
again Youghal commanded the first half with another try from Ian
White.Which was converted again by Killian Daly.And with a min
to half time again the pressure paid of with a try from John Flavin
and converted again by Killian Daly.So half time score was 26-
0.Second half started again with Youghal taking control again hit-
ting carrick from the word go.With the line out going well for
Youghal and a Mikey Tobin in for a great try and it was converted
again to make it 33-0.The backs then started to do a bit of running
of there own to see Frahill O Conner score a great try and that was
also converted by Killian Daly.Carrick then got a try of there own
and that also was converted.Only ten mins left and yet the pres-
sure paid off for Youghal again to see Coner Lane score another
try and converted by Killian Daly again.
And just when Youghal taught it was all over Carrick scored
another try and missed the kick so that was the end of a great home
game for Youghal.Well done the players and coaches of the
Second XV and keep up the training.
Youghal Lose League Game at Home 26-12
With the weather holding off and the sun even shinning Youghal
taught it was going to be a great day for the home team.But it was
not to be. The game started well for both teams as it was very
intertaining Rugby from both Youghal and Kanturk.The scrums
went well for both teams and so did the line outs.Both teams com-
manded there own and the break down in Rucks and
mauls.Youghal put on the running pressure with a great try from
Jonathan Ormonde.The conversion was missed and let Youghal in
the driving seat.But silly penalties were to follow from Youghal
to see Kanturks Darragh Meade kick over two before half time.So
the half time score was 6-5 to Kanturk.Second half started and ten
mins into it seen Kanturks Peter Early score a great try.Youghal
then made some basic errors and it seen Brian O Neill of Kanturk
score again and this time it was converted by Darragh
Meade.Youghal put alot of pressure after that last error and it seen
a great try again from Gary McArdle and it was converted by
Keith Mccarthy.Kanturk again came out fighting and again due to
bounce of a ball seen Peter Early of Kanturk get his second try.The
conversion was missed but in the dying mins Kanturks Darragh
Meade got a great drop goal to make it 26-12. It was a game that
Youghal should have at least got alosing bonus point out of .But
with some hard training Youghal hopes to get rid of these errors
and up the run in to Christmass. So unlucky to the first XV and lets
keep up the training same time and same place .

YOUGHAL GAA NEWS
Lotto Results: The results of last Monday's lotto was 7, 9, 10, 25.
No winner. Jackpot was worth €19,190. 200 Euros shared by
Patricia Flaherty, Nessa Twomey, Catherine Coleman, Joan
Downing. Sellers prize Steven Twomey. Next weeks Jackpot will
be €19,450. (8th November). Thanks for your support.
Eochaill Óg's Trick or Treat On Saturday October 30th Eochaill
Óg celebrated Halloween by hosting a superb Halloween party for
all juvenile members, family and friends. Organised by the
Parent's Committee under the supervision of Jillian Corcoran they
transformed Club Arás into a series of witches' caves, vampire's
coffins and decorated the hall with skeletons, ghosts and scary
monsters. A fantastic team of face painters and artists were on duty
during the afternoon entertaining the kids culminating with many
Halloween Posters decorated by our young players.
On entry each child was given a goodie bag and entertained for 2
hrs with arts & crafts, face painting, halloween games and a disco
by DJ Barry C. Over 200 kids really enjoyed themselves, danced
and played away the afternoon heading home exhausted but look-
ing forward to the weekend's Halloween activities. Numerous
kids won spot prizes for their dancing, party pieces, musical stat-
ues etc. Rory Fitzgerald, Aoife O'Reilly Fox, Conor McAradle &
Morgan Twohig won the colouring competition while Natasha
O'Reilly won best adult costume. All in all a tremendous after-
noon's entertainment and many thanks to the Parent's Committee
for organising the event and to parents who helped clean up after-
wards. Here's to our next event the Kids Christmas Party.
Gaelic4Girls Quiz Night Our Gaelic4Girls Program has been
running for 8 weeks with over 90 girls from the ages of 8 to 13
coached on the basics skills of Gaelic Football every Saturday. We
now move on to a National Blitz Day in Clonmel on Saturday
November 20th where we will play teams from Cork, Clare,
Tipperary, Wexford, Galway, Dublin & Laois. As part of this pro-
gram we have also been invited to play in Croke Park next June
where all the clubs across the country involved in Gaelic4Girls
will showcase their skills on the hallowed ground, which will be a
day to remember for the girls and the families. To cover the cost
of participating in the Blitz Day in Clonmel a Quiz and Disco has
been organised for Friday 5th November @ 8pm in Club Aras
where we're hoping to see a great crowd on the night to support
this great bunch of kids. All welcome.
The cost of entering the quiz is €10 (teams will be formed on the
night) or €40 per team of 4 which also covers the following; Entry
into quiz (Prizes for 1st & 2nd) - format consists of general
knowledge, rounds based on TV game shows, fun betting round
where strategy is key and negative marking can drop you quickly
down leader board or if your gamble comes off you could leap
frog to the top & finishing off with a penalty shoot out between
top 2 teams to decide winner; Entry for all participants in draw for
significant prizes; 1 strip of cloak room tickets for spot prize draw
(more can be bought on night); Snacks & finger food; Disco with
DJ Barry to finish the night away
As a spin of from the Juvenile girls football, Ladies Football has
also started in Youghal with training commencing on Wednesday
3rd November @ 7:30pm. One of the most success stories from
Ladies Football is the emergence of Gaelic4Mothers which has
become a phenonemum story within the towns and villages in
Ireland with the kids and partners now encouraging their mothers,
sisters and aunts to get stuck in and kick ball etc!!. If any one is
interested in joining the either the Ladies Fotoball team or
Gaelic4Mothers contact Caitriona Bulman 0861951128.
Helmets & Hurley's - If you have any spare hurleys or helmets
that you are no longer using. The Club would be delighted to
receive same and these can be used for the children in their train-
ing sessions and for new children starting out. Any help and sup-
port would be greatly appreciated.
Halloween Party Eochaill Óg - This will take place from 3pm to
5pm on the 30th of October next. If there is anyone interested in
helping out please contact Jillian Corcoran on 086-8557119.
Dinner Dance - The Annual G.A.A. Dinner Dance will be held on
the 20th of November next at Club Arás. Tickets are on sale in the
Club and are selling fast. Tickets are priced at €40 each.
Oíche an Uachtaráin, Club Áras - Satharn 22ú Eanair 2011
(22/1/11). The new date for the Presidents Night - Christy Cooney
is the 22nd of January 2011. Please put a note in your diary. We
look forward to seeing you there.
Youghal G.A.A. Calendar - We are currently producing a G.A.A.
Calendar and this will be on sale in November. Please contact us
if you would like to take an ad out in this Calendar to advertise
your business.
45 Results - 45 Every Tuesday @ 8pm Torthaí '45 --- 26th
October 2010 1st: Syd/Jim; 2nd/3rd Divided: Joan/Mary agus
Kevin/Dermot agus Dick/Ann, Best/Last 5:Teresa/Sheila, Last
Game:Jerry/Tadhg
FIXTURES 8th Nov Under 14FL Final Eochaill v Castlelyons
away at 8pm
19th Nov Under 16FL Final Eochaill v Castlelyons away @ 8pm
13th Nov U11FL Eochaill v R.Rovers 10.30 am at Killeagh
Sam Maguire - The Sam Maguire will be visiting the Schools and
Hospitals next Friday the 12th of November.
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB
LADIES
Wed 27th Oct - 18 Holes Singles Stableford Christmas
Hampers Sponsored by: Brookes Super Valu
Silver 1st Julie Coyne (5) 39pts, 2nd Sharon Lupton (18) 35pts,
BG Edel Coyne (5) 28gross pts, 3rd Loretto Morrison (18) 34pts
Bronze 1st Jo Swayne (25) 36pts, 2nd Noreen Cronin (24) 33pts,
3rd Maeve O' Leary (23) 33pts, 4th Breda O' Donoghue (24) 33pts
10 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Mona Clancy 15pts
Wed 3rd November - 14 Holes Singles Stableford
Silver 1st Marian Sweeney (7) 31pts, 2nd Mary Pomphrett (18)
29pts Bronze 1st Breda O' Donoghue (24) 35pts, 2 J Coyne (36)
30pts, 3rd Noreen Cronin (24) 30pts
Fixtures: Wed Club Singles
GENTS
Sat 30th Oct - 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Cat 0-7 1st Eddie Ryan (7) 41pts, 2nd Mark Erangey (7) 39pts
Cat 8-13 1st Mark Walsh (12) 48pts, 2nd John Scott (8) 43pts
Cat 14-18 1st Paul Morrison (15) 44pts, 2nd Joe Fitzgerald (17)
43pts Cat 19+ 1st Mervyn Mc Sweeney (19) 42pts, 2nd Eddie
Hayes (19) 40pts Midweek 13 Holes Singles Stableford 1st
Albert Ruxton (13) 27pts
Tues 2nd Nov 13 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Eddie Hayes (19)
31pts, 2nd Ray Kelleher (10) 29pts, 3rd William Varney (9) 29pts
Thurs 4th & Fri 5th Nov 13 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Paul
Morrison (15) 27pts Sat 6th Nov - 18 Holes Club Fourball 1st
Liam Sloane (6) Bryan Walsh (8) 50pts, 2nd Karl O' Flynn (4)
Brendan O' Leary (10) 48pts, 3rd Donie Mc Carthy (11) Jim
Morey (9) 46pts 10 Holes Club Singles 1st Tom O' Donoghue
(12) 26pts, 2nd Ger Donnelly (16) 25pts; Sun 7th Nov - 18 Holes
Club Singles Cat 0-7 1st Liam Sloane (6) 40pts, 2nd Colin
Donoghue (5) 39pts Cat 8-13: 1st Donal Fenton (8) 45pts, 2nd
Denis O' Connell (12) 41pts; Cat 14-18: 1st Noel O' Driscoll (14)
41pts, 2nd Ciaran Coleman (15) 38pts; Cat 19+ 1st Billy O'
Sullivan (21) 37pts, 2nd Billy Forrest (21) 36pts. CSS 39pts
Fixtures: Midweek Open Singles
Sat 13th & Sun 14th Nov: Club Singles
Members please note: Friday 12th November 7pm Men's Club
General Meeting followed at 8pm by Annual General Meeting
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 On Sunday the 21st of November at 11.00 you have the Cork
YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB BHAA Inniscarra 4 mile road race.
Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union Tuesday the 23rd at 7.30pm you have the East Cork 3k, the third
in the series.On Saturday the 11th of December you have the
Results and Upcoming Fixtures. Waterford AC half Marathon and also the Clonakilty 10k, half
The following are the results and upcoming fixtures:- Marathon and Marathon.On Sunday the 12th December you have
First up we had a good few athletes who headed off to the Cork Simon 4 mile road run.
Carrignavar for a Cross Country race. This was over 6k in a tough
and hilly course. For a lot of our athletes this was their first Cross
Country race but did they do well. First home we had Noel INCH CHARITY RIDE CHEQUE PRESENTA-
Curtain closely followed by Marty O'Keeffe, Martin O'Brien and
Mossie Cahill. Then we had Martin Drake and closely behind TIONS AT THE HALF WAY BAR
him we had Sylvie O'Mahony George Bulman, Michael "pocket
rocket" O'Mahony, John O'Mahony and then by William
O'Mahony. These athletes were all running under the title of
novice runners as this was their first event but a good few of them
won county medals in the team events, first we had Noel Curtain,
Marty O'Keeffe, Mossie Cahill and Martin O'Brien but they are
seasoned campaigners and elite athletes. A special word of
thanks must go to the over 50 team of Sylvie O'Mahony, Michael
"pocket rocket" O'Mahony, John O'Mahony, and team leader
Gerogie Bulman, what a great race they had and deservedly won
their county medals, even though when the came home they want-
ed to beep their horns around the streets like they thought they
were under 14 county medals in their GAA days. But we will
leave them off! Not forgetting well done to William O'Mahony.
Is there any stopping this man who won a medal in the over 60's
catagory as well. Also well done to Niamh Lynch on finishing
2nd on a shorter course but in doing so she was picked to repre-
sent Cork in the Munster intermediate Cross Country event.
Next up was the Dublin City Marathon I think we had three club
Christine Roche, 2nd from right presenting a cheque to Niamh Cameron, Principal
runners first home was two of our more recently joined athletes of of Park National School, one of the beneficiaries from the very successful Inch
the club (blow ins!) Stephen and Ricky Devereaux, well done to Charity Ride. Also included are, seated, Noel Long and Tracey Coughlan and
Stephen on running a great race in a great time in knocking a big standing are Bernie Troy, Martin Roche, John Coughlan, Jim O’Keeffe, Noel
chunk out of his time that he did it in last year it must be the new Geary and Maurice O’Connor.
hair cut. Another word of praise must go to Anne Moloney
(Marathon Anne) on successfully completing her thirteenth
marathon and I think has the record now for most marathons run
by a Youghal AC athlete (open to correction as ususal...)
Well done also to all who completed the Emer Casey run held in
Brockwell Park recently run in conjunction with Herne Hill
Harriers in London, don't have any results in of any Youghal AC
athletes but well done to all who took the trip over.
On the 31st of October there was another Cross Country event in
Cloyne this however was not for novices or people who think they
are good athletes, this was for the Big Boys. But two of our small,
Big Boys completed this tough course in 32nd place in a very
good time of 42.28 came in Martin O'Brien. Then in 40th place
we had Mossie Cahill in a time of 45.34. Well done and well
competed.
Next up on November the 2nd we had the 2nd race in the East
Cork series they had 155 athletes taking part which was a big
number for this event. Two athletes to mention was Martin Drake
who had a very good run in 11.15, closely pushing him all the way Noel Geary pictured on the right right presenting a cheque to Simon Coady, Irish
Guide Dogs for teh Blind, one of the beneficiaries from the very successful Inch
was Niamh Walsh in 11.35. Charity Ride. Also included are, seated, Bernie Troy and Orla Glavin and standing
On a personal note congratulations to Kevin O'Reilly on his 40th are, John Coughlan, Jim O’Keeffe, Margaret Coady, Paul Ballon and Maurice
Birthday which was held in Ladysbridge and good few of us O’Connor.
decided to partake in the celebrations. We were all having a great Thank You
night and then someone mentioned "is there anyone doing the The Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind would like to thank the follow-
Waterford half marathon on December the 11th?" then the excite- ing who contributed towards the refresments on the day; Brookes
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run across the road never mind a half marathon" "you'l get a nose Youghal.
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back on the clock we cancelled the taxis we'd ordered and ended for their support with refreshments on the day.
up ordering a bus down to Waterford for the half Marathon on
December the 11th - Thanks Kevin! The only sour note of the
night was that Georgie was not left go back home in the car that
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 In Memoriam
2nd Anniversary 20th November
Anne (Nancy) Coakley
Late of 5 Gallaghers Terrace
& High Spen Co. Durham
As time passes by, without you by our side,
We treasure all the memories,
How we laughed and joked and cried.
We know you are at peace,
Resting at God’s feet,
And although our hearts are heavy,
We know some day we’ll meet.
Please pray also for Daniel Coakley and Mary
Coakley whose anniversaries occur at this time.
Sadly missed by your loving sons Michael, Martin, daugh-
ter-in-law Margaret and grandchildren Sam and Vicki
2nd Anniversary
In loving memory of
Annie (Nancy) Coakley
Who died 20th Nov. 2008
Whose anniversary occurs at this time.
I need you tonight, I need you today,
I miss you so much, since you went away.
I want to feel you close, I want to feel you near,
I pray for you everyday, I just wish that you could hear.
I love you so much, that I hope you know,
I wish I understood the world, and why you had to go.
I think of you every single day, and love you more than words can say.
Until we meet again Nan, I’ll miss you everyday.
Forever remembered and loved, your grandaugh-
ter Orla, Thomas, Leah and Caitlin
2nd Anniversary
In loving memory of
Annie (Nancy) Coakley
Who died 20th Nov. 2008
Whose anniversary occurs at this time.
If roses grow in heaven Lord, please pick a bunch for me.
Place them in my mothers arms, and tell her they’re from me.
Tell her I love her and miss her,
And when she turns to smile,
Place a kiss upon her cheek, and hold her for a while.
Because remembering her is easy, I do it every day,
But there is an ache within my heart,
That will never go away. Miss you Mom.
Forever remembered and loved, Isabel, Pat, Ian & Eric
Please pray also for Daniel Coakley, Mary Coakley and Tracey
Cronin whose anniversaries occur at this time.
In Memoriam
8TH ANNIVERSARY
In Loving Memory of
Edward Joseph Gillman
13/11/2002
Because I could not stop for Death-
He kindly stopped for me-
The Carriage held but just Ourselves-
And Immortality.
We drove slowly - He knew no haste
And I had put away
My labor and my leisure too,
For His Civility-
Brother, Son, Uncle
1ST ANNIVERSARY
In Loving Memory of
Seamus Allen
Moord, Kinsalebeg, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Who died on 20th November 2009
We miss you in so many ways,
We miss the things you used to say,
And when old times we do recall,
It’s then we miss you most of all.
Sadly missed by your sister Angela, brother-in-law
Billy, niece Rachel and nephew Richard Cronin
2nd Anniversary
In loving memory of
Nancy Coakley
Late of 5, Gallagher’s Terrace, Youghal,
who died 20th Nov. 2008.
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 gentle air,
Your vacant place no one can fill,
We miss you mother and always will.
Always remembered by her loving son Tom,
daughter-in-law Lin, Teddy, Sandra and family.
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Rolling back the years in Clashmore
You are all invited to a night of nostalgia and fun here in the vil-
lage of Clashmore at the Heritage Centre on this coming Friday
night November 12th at 7.30pm. When Michael O Connell, Billy
Dunne and friends take us back to the golden days of reaping,
mowing and binding corn, milking a cow by hand, separating the
milk and churning the butter. The film will also feature the first
Fordson made by Henry Ford in Cork and it visits the birthplace
of this great man. Other events featured on the film include a
threshing and tapping the keg of Guinness. They will also feature
some film clip from some of the earlier Ploughing Matches held
in Clashmore. For the younger audience this is a film sure to John Connery, Jim McGrath, Patrick McGrath and James McGrath
amaze and intrigue and for the older generations of our communi-
ty it is sure to bring back many great memories so do come along
on Friday night everyone is most welcome.
The proceeds of event, which will include a raffle, will go towards
the upkeep of our Heritage centre and your support will be very
much appreciated.
Parish of Aglish - Ballinameela - Mount Stuart Holy Souls
Masses 2010
Masses continue during month of November on the announced
dates: Special masses to remember all the dead and especially
those who died during the past year from 1st November 2009.
Ballinameela - Monday 22nd November - 7.30pm, Aglish - Friday
26th November 6, 2010- 7.30pm, details in churches.
Next weekend there will be prayers said in the grave yards as fol- David McGrath, Alan McCarthy, Maurice Ledingham, Edmond Hynes, Jack
lows: Ballinameela - Saturday Nov. 13th @ 7.15pm - Before Vigil McGrath and Kieran McGrath
Mass, Mount Stuart - Sunday Nov. 14th @ 9.30am - Before Hogan, Ardsallagh, James Truman, Abbeyside, John Cashman,
9.45am Mass, Aglish - Sunday Nov 14th @ 10.45am - Before Rockfield, Jimmy Moore, Dungarvan, Susan Wade, Dungarvan ,
11.00am Mass. John O’Brien, Lismore, Gabriel Truman, Abbeyside, Nicola
Thanks for supporting Ceili Mor! Moroney.
Local organisers of the Ceili Mor, which took place down at Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA
Clonea Strand Hotel, last weekend wish to sincerely thank all that We are back where we belong!
supported this wonderful event which raised a tremendous amount Just one year on from our devastating relegation from senior ranks
of funding for their nominated charity Cystic Fibrosis. Lovers of Clashmore - Kinsalebeg are back where they belong following last
ceili music and dance enjoyed a rare treat with the fabulous music weekends well deserved victory over John Mitchel's at Walsh
of the Glenside Ceili Band - river dance scouts must surely have Park. While John Mitchel's seemed to have the upper hand of this
spotted so new talents! A very special word of thanks to our organ- game in the first half and Clashmore trailing 1-4 to 0-4 at half
isers especially Mary, Paddy, Helen, all our sponsors and all who time. We never doubted the men in red and green were the better
bought tickets and supported us. Congratulations to the following team on the day and they were well capable of winning of this
who were our prize winners: title. However it took until the latter quarter of an hour of the game
Paddy McGrath, Cappoquin, Anna Scanlan, Villerstown, Mary for Clashmore to show what they were really made of and go on
Prendergast, Kilmacthomas, Michael Havans, Dungarvan, Larry to win a well deserved county title by six points - but it was worth
Creed, Macroom, Lillian Coleman, Youghal, Kieran Power , waiting for well done to all team players managers coaches and
Youghal, John White, Clonakilty, Andy Walsh, Grange, Sean selectors!
Double Birthday Celebrations
Congratulations and best wishes to popular proprietor of the

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In aid of South Abbey National School
On Saturday November 20th at 2pm-5pm

in Youghal Community Centre

Pictured are the Clashmore Ploughing Association Committee 2010
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Decies Bar Aine Curran who celebrates her 30th birthday with
family and friends at home in the Decies on Friday night last. Aine
was not the only one celebrating a birthday - she was joined by
dad- Liam who is celebrating the big "60" we wish them both a
very happy birthday and every good wish for the future.
Kinsalebeg Macra
We are All Ireland Winners!
The bank holiday weekend has been a very busy and enjoyable
weekend for Kinsalebeg Macra as all roads led to Arklow Co
Wicklow for the Annual National Macra Na Feirme Conference
[Macra Rally] There were plenty activities and entertainment to
enjoy throughout the rally which finished off with a banquet on
Sunday night.
However the highlight of the weekend for our club was on Sunday
Morning when Macra Clubs from all over the country battled it
our for the title of all Ireland seven aside football Championship
The teams were divided up into four groups with North Meath and
Croom in our group. In the first game we took on North Meath and
put up a fine display winning 2-7 to 1-4. Our second game was
against Croom and another great scoring display from our for-
wards gave us a well-deserved victory 2-6 to 0-1.
After winning both games we topped the group and were into the
semi final were we had to play Millstreet. With the whole team
fired up Millstreet didn't stand a chance with nothing going past
Jonathan Flavin under or over the posts the final score was 2-10 to
0-3.
The Final chapter in the book was the All Ireland Final with our
opposition being Camross of Laois.
All day Camross looked the hot favourites to win this title - show-
ing some great performances all day, so we went in to the final
with a slight advantage.
The final was 10 minutes a half and we hit the ground running -
with Jim Flavin Mark Nugent and Sean Fleming clocking up some
great scores to give us an early lead.
At half time we were 2-3 to 0-4 but the game was far from over as
Camross came out for the second half fired up and put severe pres-
sure on our back line and keeper. With just two minutes to go
Camross finally put a goal in past Johnny and a quick point short-
ly after to bring them back to within two points of us!
The sideline all said that Camross were the better footballers but
Kinsalebeg were the cleverest holding possession and Kill'en time
to win the final 2-5 to 1-5 Well done to all the lads on the day to
put our small club on the map
Team Kinsalebeg were: Jonathan Flavin, Jim Flavin, Edmond Óg
Ledingham, Barry Dunne, Mark McGrath, Gavin Dower, Philip
Meline Griffiths and Fiona Coughlan Michael Lenihan from East Cork
John Joe Flavin, John McSweeney and Tom Coffey
Dee, Sean Fleming, Mark Nugent, Christopher Coughlan, Declan
Hickey (Bainisteoir).
A special word of thanks to all whom helped out on the day and
all our supporters for their support throughout the long day
Get Well Wishes
Great to Jason Walsh Kilmaloo is out and about and well on the
road to recovery following his recent stay in hospital Jason is
recovering from surgery all your family and friends wish you well
Jason
Double Birthday Celebrations
We had double birthday celebrations last week at Salmons the Old
Still in Clashmore for two popular members of our Minor team
Jamie and Richie Murphy as they celebrated their 18th birthday's
last weekend. A very happy birthday to you both and all the best
to you and the Minor team in the county final
Table Quiz
Clashmore Parents Association remind all you "Quiz Players" of
our annual Table Quiz which takes place on Friday night
November 19th here in Clashmore at the Decies Bar - we will
have some cash fantastic prizes for winners and runners up and we
will also have some great spot prizes - for our raffle we also have
some great prizes which could come in handy with Christmas just
around the corner. Please come along and support tables of four
players for just €20 registration takes place at 8.30pm and the quiz
starts at 9.00pm
Bon Voyage
Our very good wishes to Katy Ormond Clashmore and Mark
Ahern as they take leave of us for Australia this week we wish you
both all the very best down under.
New Arrival
Warmest congratulations and best wishes to very proud parents
Trish and Dave Langford Clashmore on the birth of their beautiful
baby daughter whom they have named Amy best wishes to your
both from all your family and friends
Clashmore 45 Drive
It's official winter time has arrived and our weekly 45 card drive
at the Decies Bar Clashmore now commences each Monday night
at 9.00pm sharp - and there are no exceptions- you have been
warned!
Last weeks 45 drive winners were Maura McGrath and John
Connery, Stephen Cunningham and Jerome Curran Liam Curran
and Ed Hynes Mary Dower and Jack Douris all on seven games
each. This weeks best of the last five winners were Tony Keane
and Gabriel Hynes We had there winners of our last game winners
prizes Mary Anne and Bobby Connery Margaret and Dan Leahy
Mike Hunt and Martin Lynch.
Our top prizewinners on the previous Monday night at the
Clashmore 45 drive in the Decies Bar were Anne Ledingham and
Edmond Og Ledingham on nine games. In joint second we had
Jim McGrath and Billy Allen, Nell Foley and Stephen
Cunningham Mary Anne and Bobby Connery on six games
Best of the last five were Margaret and Dan Leahy. Our lucky last
game winners were Nell Foley and Ed Hynes Mary Dower and
Jack Douris Mairead and Michael Fahey Jerome Curran and Liam
Curran - well done all and thanks to all our weekly supporters
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Club Lotto - Jackpot €3700
We had no winner of our jackpot last week so when our draw takes
place at the Old Still Bar this Monday night there will be €3700 to
be won by anyone who manages to match the four numbers
drawn. Last Monday nights numbers were 8, 9, 13, 14 Well done
to the following who were our lucky €20 spot prizewinners:
Liam Cunningham, Ballycurrane; John Kenneally, Carronbeg;
Michael & Sharon C\O Peg; Alison Cleak, Coolbagh; Eugene
O’Halloran, Clashmore. The previous weeks numbers were 2, 15,
21, 24.
Our winners of €20 spot prizes were: Tony Hickey, Cross
Clashmore; Anthony O’Brien, Piltown; Paddy Coyne, Abbeyside;
Pa O’Rourke, Ballinamultina; Tony Hickey, Cross.
Well done to all our winners and thanks to everyone for your sup-
port.

The 2010 Tesco Ladies Football All Ireland Club Championships were launched at
Croke Park recently with a host of players from the clubs participating in the
knock-out stages of the competitions. Pictured are Senior players, from left, Fiona
McHale, Carnacon, Co. Mayo, Grainne Dunne, Timahoe, Co. Laois, Mary
O'Connor, Inch Rovers, Co. Cork, and Therese McCafferty, Termon, Co. Donegal.
Relax and unwind in the run up to
Christmas at the
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Relax and unwind in the run up to Christmas at the K.C.H. Beauty
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as well as hot stone therapy, Swedish massage and windspire mas-
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of essential oils is drizzled onto the forehead to help calm the
nervous system.
Ayurveda is an ancient lifestyle practice which aims to create har-
mony within the body, practised widely in India it works on the
belief that all life forms have a "dosha" a unique mix of energies
known as "Vata" "Pitta" and "Kapha" elements full of eastern
promise to enjoy this Christmas at the K.C.H. Beauty Salon Day
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to Claire, Kate and Micheal Gould. The numbers drawn were Declor Skin Care and Royal fm Cosmetics
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AGM - The club's AGM will be held on November 11th at 8pm
Our gift voucher cards redeemable on all our offers and products.
in the Clubhouse. All welcome to attend. The K.C.H. Gift Voucher The Perfect Gift This Christmas
Congratulations to Mark Landers and his new wife Jackie who got
married recently in Roscommon. Best wishes for the future from
all at Killeagh GAA Club.
PHONE: 024/93997
Senior Hurling - We played the quarter final league play off
against Na Piarsigh last Tuesday night under lights in Pairc Ui
Rinn. Weather conditions were inclement and while there was lit-
tle between both sides in the opening half we faced into a strong
wind in the second half and it was Na Piarsigh who finished the
GIVE EM A VOUCHER
stronger of the two on a scoreline of 4-8 to 1-8.
Dinnerdance- Our dinnerdance was fixed for the 13th of FROM
Genesis
November but has now been postponed due to commitments by
the ladies of the parish in both codes. It has been re-scheduled for
January 15th in Garryvoe Hotel. Great night assured!!

YOUGHAL INDOOR BOWLS

Results: Tues 26th Oct: Winning Team Jack O’Donoghue,
Frances Forrest, Harry Parsons and Gene Healy.
Tues Nov 2nd: Winning Team, Michael Bevan, Breda Dempsey,
This Christmas
Lily Bulman and Timmy Fitzgerald.
NO UNWANTED GIFTS!!
 In Memoriam
Kiely
20th Anniversary
In Loving Memory of
Mary Frances
Who died on the 9th November 1990
November comes with sad regret,
The day, the month, we will never forget.
No length of time can take away,
Our thoughts of you from day to day.
Always remembered by Bill,
Sinéad, Brian and Ruth
4th Anniversary
In loving memory of
Bertie Dempsey
Late of 157 North Main Street, Youghal
Who died on November 6th 2006
Always remembered by his sons, daughters
and their families
Ar dheis LÆmh DØ go raibh a anam
1st Anniversary
In Loving Memory of
Mary Lyons
Formerly from Wicklow and London
Deep in our hearts you will always stay,
Loved and remembered every day.
Sadly missed by your sons Chris and John,
Daughters Josie & Teresa, Son-in-law Pat,
Daughters-in-law Esther and Julie and your 3
greatgrandchildren and 14 grandchildren and
all the Roche Family in Youghal
In Memoriam
2nd Anniversary
In Loving Memory of
Patricia Cooney
3 Windmill Hill, Youghal
Silent memories keep you near
As time unfolds another year
Out of our lives you may be gone
But in our hearts you still live on
Your smile was made of sunshine
Your heart was made of gold
To us you were the greatest
This world could ever hold
So stay beside us always
It helps to know you're there
We thank you for the memories
And for all your love and care
Sadly Missed Forever Loved by your Loving Husband Pat,
Son John, Daughter Donna, Granddaughter Nikita and Sister Ann
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY
13th November 2009
Eddie Galvin
Monavarnogue, Killeagh
The wife and family of Eddie wish to thank most sincerely all those
who sympathised with them on their recent bereavement. Those
who attended the rosary, removal and burial. Those who sent Mass
Cards and letters of sympathy. A special word of thanks to the
staff, doctors and management of Mercy University Hospital Cork.
Thanks to Fr. Broderick and Fr. O' Flynn, also Egans Undertakers.
Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for all your
intentions.
First Anniversary Mass in Inch Church
at 6.30pm on November 13th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Margaret (Peggy) Long
Park, Youghal. Died October 20th, 2009
On this the First Anniversary of Peggy's death, we her family would like to
express our sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with us on her recent
passing, those who attended the Rosary, removal, Funeral Mass and burial;
those who sent Mass cards, enrolments and floral tributes. Thanks to the doc-
tors, nurses and staff of the South Infirmary Hospital and the Public Health
Nurses. A special word of thanks to Fr. Pat Corkery for officiating at the funer-
al and for all his visits and kindness to Peggy during her illness. Thanks to Fr.
John Broderick, Canon Tom Brown, Fr. Dick Hegarty, Fr. Liam Kelleher and
Fr. Barry O'Flynn for concelebrating. Thanks to those who tended the grave,
the alter servers and the Inch Choir and musicians for their beautiful singing
and music. Thanks to the Inch Hall Committee and all those who helped with
refreshments. Thanks to Egan's Funeral Home for their professional services.
"Go raibh míle maith agaibh" Please accept this Acknowledgement as a
token of our appreciation.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.
"We know you are always with us, Forever by our side,
Guiding and protecting us, Just as you did in life"
"Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam"
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Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
Midleton Con. Office 55a Main Street 11.30am
Youghal Con. Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
Also Every Monday
Midleton Office 55a Main Street 12 noon
- Except Bank Holiday Weekends -
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Fiona Foley Leah Walsh and The Clown Music Group pictured with tutor Catherine Clohessy

Cliona and Oisin Tara & Ryan Murray

Liam Guiney pictured with his Dance Group

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 YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB Killian Nolan wins Cork inter county bronze medal in Boys U12
Fearghal Curtin and Adam Curley win bronze individual medals
SPONSORED BY YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION and Cork gold inter county medals
The Munster Even ages Munsters was held in Carrigadrohid near
UNEVEN AGES COUNTIES CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPI-
Macroom on Sunday 17th October. Again the weather was
ONSHIPS
extremely mild making conditions more enjoyable. However the
Lucy O'Keefe wins individual medal in U9 race; Killian Nolan
course was extremely hilly and very sloping thus making racing
wins silver individual medal in U11 race and Boys 11 Team win
very tough especially in the older age groups. The U10 girls saw
2nd team prize; Jennifer Hennessy wins U13 County title and
Tirna Cahill, Ciara Leahy, Caoimhe Barry and Kerry Barrett in
Girls 13 Team win 2nd team prize; Fearghal Curtin wins U13
action. Kerry was the first scorer coming in 54th place and indeed
County title; Girls U17 win 1st team prize
running in her first Munsters. Next in was Ciara Leahy running
The uneven ages Cross Country Championships was held in
well in 60th place and Caoimhe Barry who showed much
Carrignavar on Sunday 10th October last. The host club did a
improved form finishing in 75th place and Tirna Cahill to conclud
magnificient job in laying out the course ands weather conditions
e scoring in 113th place. It was a huge field and all girls did very
were glorious. The day got off to a great start for the juveniles to
well.
see a big turnout of our senior men and lady members competing
The Boys U10 team had Matthew Cody, Peter Buckley, Jake
in the County Novice and Masters Championships. Well done to
McCarthy, Dean Savage and Ryan McCarthy in aAction. First in
all those who participated and especially for their big medal haul.
was Matthew Cody in 14th place; this was good enough to win the
They provided great encouragement to our juveniles who lined out
fourth Cork medal in the Inter-County section. Jake McCarthy ran
on completion of the adult races.
well to finish 24th and was so unlucky to miss the Cork medal by
The girls U9 was the first race of the day. Lucy O'Keefe who had
one Cork position. Peter Buckley finiSshed well in 35th position,
just supported her parents Marty and Mary in the Novice/Masters
Dean Savage also did well in 62nd and Ryan McCarthy ran well to
race ran an outstanding race throughout and finished in 4th place
finish in 68th place in his first Cross Country season. The team
winning her first bronze county medal. Also in this race Kerry
finished in 5th which was so unlucky for the lads!'
Barrett ran brilliantly and was so unlucky to finish just outside of
The U12 Girls team was led home by Latisha Moriarty in 62nd
the medal positions in 9th place.
place. She was followed by Aine O' Regan in 75th place and Jayne
The Boys U9 team included Christian Coughlan 13th, Tirnan
O' Sullivan in 79th and Tara Murphy in 87th place in a very large
Power 17th, Evan O' Keefe 21st, Bill Gillman 31st, Cian
field. Killian Nolan who was running up an age had a very coura-
Nicholson 35th and AJ Brophy 37th. The lads all did very well all
geous race to finish in a god 21st position. Killian was the fourth
finishing very well; most of these lads have just started training
scorer on the Cork team which came fourth in the inter-county
and this was a great performance from them.
division. Killian won a Munster bronze Cork team medal and he
The Girls U11 had five girls in action. First home was Latisha
is now eligible to run on the Cork team in the All Irelands in Derry
Moriarty in 21st place; she was followed closely by Karynn
on 28th November. Darragh Moran who was also running up an
Collins 30th, Aine O' Regan 31st and Tirna Cahill in 51st place.
age had a great race to finish in 59th position. This was Darragh's
The girls were unlucky not to be in a medal position. All did very
first Munsters and he can be very proud of this placing.
well in a very large field. The Boys U11 team was led home by
Lauren Murphy was our only cmpetitor in the Girls U14 race.
Killian Nolan in a fantastic 2nd place. Killian had a tremendous
Lauren was also running up an age and finished in 78th position.
race and has shown tremendous improvement over the last year.
Lauren will run with her team in the U13 Munster race in
He won his first individual silver county medal. He was followed
Charleville on 7th November. Adam Curley and Fearghal Curtin
by Darragh Moran in 11th place. Darragh is showing good
the latter who was running up an age both competed tremendous-
improvement in every race and this is his first season in cross
ly well in a very experienced and fast field. Fearghal and Adam
country. Next in were the U10 lads running up an age and scoring
were at the back of a large group of 16 athletes in the first 1200m
very well; Peter Buckley did very well to come in 14th followed
and both lads worked their way through the field with Fearghal fin-
by Matthew Cody in 16th, Jake McCarthy 17th and Ryan
ishing in 3rd and Adam in 11th place. Both of these athletes won
McCarthy in 30th place. This was an outstanding race by all and
bronze Munster individual medals and they also won gold Cork
it was brilliant to see the lads coming in so close together. The
team medals as the Cork scorers did very well in this race. Both
scoring was good enough to win 2nd team prize and all the lads
Fearghal and Adam will now represent Munster and Cork teams in
won silver team medals.
the All Irelands in Derry on 28th November next.
Jennifer Hennessy ran her usual consistent race up front; she had
We had two competitors in the Girls U16 race; Faye O' Brien and
to battle it out with a Bandon girl but Jennifer went up a gear and
Niamh McCarthy. Faye finished in 39th place and Niamh in 40th
finished very strongly to win the county title. Next in was Emily
place over a gruelling distance of 4000m. The girls narrowly
O' Keefe also running a good race finishing in 8th place just out-
missed out on the Cork team qualification for the All Irelands.
side the individual medals. To complete the scoring Jayne O'
Both girls are improving with every race.
Sullivan finished well in 15th place and Tara Murphy in 21st place.
EAST CORK CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS -
Both of these girls were running up an age and this is also their
There was no rest for our athletes who had to turn out to compete
first season. Well done girls on winning 2nd team prize and all
in the East Cork Cross Country Championships in Carrignavar on
girls won silver team medals.
24th October. This was the 4th consecutive Sunday for many.
Fearghal Curtin who is starting to show good form also ran a super
However the club were missing quite a few athletes because of
race going into an early lead having got the better of the Leevale
holiday commitments. Well done to those who participated and
and Doheny's lads; he increased the lead and came in very strong-
indeed there were some fantastic performances. Well done to new-
ly to win the U13 county title having won the U14 title the previ-
comers Niamh O' Brien, Clodagh Mulhaire, Eoin O' Brien, Rachel
ous Sunday.The Girls U17 team included Ciara Broderick Farrell,
Carey and especially Sarah O' Sullivan who won the U15 race on
Emma Flavin, Faye O'Brien and Trisha Curtin. Ciara showed
her first outing. All our athletes did very well and a special men-
much improved form on the previous Sunday and finished well in
tion to Latisha Moriarty who ran a very courageous race up front
7th place just outside of the individual medals. She was followed
in the U11 race leading throughout and who only got beaten in the
by Emma Flavin in 9th place, Faye O'Brien in 12th and Trisha who
last 200 metres, to Killian and Darragh Moran who were outstand-
completed the scoring in 16th place. The girls won gold county
ing in the Boys U11 race and to Jennifer and Emily in the G/13
team medals. Well done!
race, to Emma Flavin and to the Hennessy brothers Aaron and
Overall the club was very happy to have won three sets of team
Sean in the U17 races. All of these athletes won individual medals.
medals and to have two County title winners and four individual
Congratulatons to Midleton AC for winning the trophies for 2010!
medal winners and lots of very enouraging performances.
MUNSTER EVEN AGES CROSS COUNTRY
Matthew Cody wins Cork inter county silver medal in Boys U10
 Youghal GAA Club Halloween Party
Michael, Rory and Molly McCarthy
Conor, Cian and Kate Galvin
Shauna Kenneally, Cora Desmond, Catherine Broderick and Niamh Foley
Mary and Lily Desmond
Aine and David Walsh
YOUGHAL LADIES RUGBY
Youghal 0 V 3 Young Munster; Women's AIL
Sunday, 17 October 2010,
The score-line might suggest a boring game but both sides played
their part in an absorbing game between two very evenly matched
sides. The Young Munster pack made it difficult for the sea-siders
from the off, winning a majority of possession and as a result,
were able to dictate the play. Their physicality was matched by the
home team particularly in the bruising confines of the front row
while some superb tackling by, among others, Deirdre Fitzgerald
and Karen O'Mahoney left the Limerick girls in no doubt as to the
scale of the job that confronted them. The bulk of the play went
on between the 22's and the only real scoring opportunity in the
Nathan Born, Jack Corcoran and David
Murphy first half fell to Youghal when Young Munster were penalised after
some inventive running from backs and forwards nearly opened
the visitors defence. Unfortunately, Kellie Faul's shot was narrow-
ly wide. The fierce, forward dominated, battle was where this
game was going to won and lost, with the lighter Youghal eight
gaining several turn- over's. Half time arrived with the scores level
at 0-0 aside.The second half was more of the same apart from the
fact that it was the Limerick team that were awarded the penalty.
This was converted and proved to be the only difference between
two teams that kept up the intensity for the full 80 minutes.
Numerous attempts to land the killer blow were attempted by both
sides but defences were in control all through. The score at full-
time was Youghal-0 Young Munster-3. With such evenly matched
sides either would have been worthy of the win but all credit to
Young Munsters for taking their chance when it came their
The McArdle Family way.Team: J.Ryan, K.Faul, T.Coady, J.Arnott, U.Fitzgerald,
K.O'Mahoney, D.Fitzgerald, C.O'Flaherty, J.Barry, S.Fitgerald,
C.Griffin, S.Hogan (Capt) K.Sheehan, L.Barry, T.Jayawardene, S.
O' Sullivan, N.O'Regan.
CHRISTMAS HAMPER AT YOUGHAL
GOLF CLUB- KINDLY SPONSORED BY:
BROOKES SUPER VALU YOUGHAL
Prize Winners: Silver - 1st Julie Coyne (39pts), 2nd Sharon Lupton (35pts), Best
Gross Edel Coyne (28pts), 3rd Lorretto Morrisson (34pts). Bronze - 1st Jo Swayne
(36pts), 2nd Noreen Cronin (33pts), 3rd Maeve O'Leary (33pts), 4th Breeda
O'Donoghue (24pts). Prize Winners pictured here with Martina Hooley Lady
Captain & the competition Sponsor Ken Brookes of Brookes SuperValu Youghal.
David, Claire, Natasha and Sorcha Kilgannon
with Marleen Jaegermann AILBRIN SOCIETY YOUGHAL
The Ailbrin society presents a talk by Julianna Minihan on one of
the major figures of the 19th and early 20th century women's
movement - "A Genteel Quaker Revolutionary - Youghal's Anna
Haslam and her extraordinary contribution to the Irish suffragette
movement". This will take place on Wednesday, November 17th,
at 8.30 p.m. upstairs at the Red Store, North Main Street, Youghal.
Members free, Non-members €5. New members always welcome.
CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP
The Cardiac Support Group for Youghal, East Cork and surround-
ing areas will meet on Tuesday November 9th 2010 @7.30pm.
Aaron, Saoirse and Cara Crowley with Jessica
Fouhy
please come along.
 HALLOWEEN AT THE QUAYS BAR

Quays regulars pictured enjoying their Halloween Ladies Night with Anne-Marie Joyce, Aisling Foley,
night Leanne Kenneally and Niamh Moloney Regulars enjoying their night

Seán 'Starsky' Crotty and Shane 'Hutch' Emma Healy, Dermot McBrian and David
Murphy with Officer Elaine Brooks Shane and Caitríona Harrington Joyce Bill Twamley and Una Cotter

Tina Keevers, Alan of the Quays Bar and Owen 'Beetlejuice' Fox pictured
Angela Lee, Loretta Harrington, Avril Kenny Brian Fitzgerald and Donna Murphy Norma Watkins with Janice Murphy

Beverley O'Brien who celebrated her birthday on the

Aisling Browne, Kate Harrington, Colin Heaphy and night pictured with friends at the Quays Halloween Louise & Elaine Murphy, Abigail Collins and Kevin
Shauna Harnedy Party O'Leary

Richenda Kelly pictured with the Quays Bar and Nightclub staff Claire O'Connor and Fia Supple Leanne Kenneally and Olimpia Rea
MÍLE BUICHAIS Ó GAELSCOIL CHORÁIN
The Parents Council of Gaelscoil Choráin wish to thank the peo-
ple of Youghal for their generous support. Down through the years
we have had many fundrasiers i.e. cake sales, Christmas raffles,
coffee mornings, greyhound racetrack night and a golf classic.
Your generous support has enabled us to begin the new school year
with interactive whiteboards for all classrooms.
Speaking to Muinteoir Julie, she
explained how the interactive white-
board works. The interactive white-
board is basically a giant touchscreen
computer for the classroom. We use it
every day, sometimes for a whole class
or maybe just to look up a picture on
the internet or play a song. The chil-
dren love to listen and watch Muniteoir Julie using the white-
stories/nursery rhymes because the board with a pupil
pictures are large and colourful and the
sounds and music add to the overall experience. We also play
games for maths and literacy like snap, jigsaws and matching but
the main difference is that the children can come up to the large
screen and interact with the game and play as a whole class. Next
week we start our first readers and I will be able to put the pages
of the book up on the large screen so we can all practice our read-
ing and words together. The IWB is a fabulous teaching and learn-
ing resource and we are all so grateful to have them in our class-
rooms. Go raibh mile maith agaibh.
We realise that there is a lot of demands on people but we would
appreciate your continued support in the future.
Pupils of Gaelscoil Choráin in front of their new whiteboard
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This incredible offer is however limited as offers as good as this
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ing the deal of a lifetime.
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Contact: Declan O’Callaghan 087 - 6140180
Bus Driver (D Licence)
Available for full or part-time work
Tel: 086 - 2842730
Horan’s Health Store
71, North Main Street. Youghal
Youghal Homeopathic Clinic
Martina Whelan L.I.C. Hom. 087-2780538
Instore Every Thursday & Friday Remedy Kits Available
Sarah Granville K.C.I. Dip ITEC Dip
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For more information Tel 024 - 25926 or Call In
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Tel: 087 2421693 / 087 2766801
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PILATES
SMALL CLASSES - INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION
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Tues. 9.15am, 7pm & 8pm, Wed. 7pm & Thurs. 7pm
For details tel: Teresa @ Sunset Tan 024 - 85554
THANK YOU FROM SIMON COMMUNITY
On behalf of the SIMON Community Cork, we would like to
thank the people of Youghal for their generous donations for The
Church Gate Collection of the 17th and 18th of October. The
amount raised was €1,100.
 FRENCH WEEK AT
POBALSCOIL NA TRÍONÓIDE

Music Students performing French Tunes.

Music Students who sang French Songs.

Les Profs de Francais who organised a very successful French Week. Ricki Roche and Kathleen Quinn performing during the French Concert on Friday

POBALSCOIL NA TRÍONÓIDE
YOUGHAL, CO. CORK

INVITES 6TH CLASS PRIMARY STUDENTS

AND THEIR PARENTS
TO AN OPEN EVENING - OíCHE OSCAILTE
ON TUESDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 2010 (4.30 - 7.00P.M.)
OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW SCHOOL 4.30 - 6.00 P.M.
PRINCIPAL'S ADDRESS 6.00 P.M. Fáilte roimh chách
Enquiries: 024 25836
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CONDON’S FLORISTS HOUSE TO LET
98, North Main Street, Youghal Bayview Grove, Youghal.
www.youghalflorists.com Fully Furnished. €550 per month
024 92634 / 086 8874449 TEL: 087 9566726
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Cllr. Barbara Murray, M.C.C. T.C.

Summerfield Lodge,
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Summerfield, Mob:087-2854971 BBC, HTV, CH4, E4, FILM 4 etc.
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Gas, Oil, Solid Fuel CHIMNEY CLEANING
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“TEMPLEMICHAEL LAMB” TO RENT

Orders now being taken for locally produced, deep frozen lamb
4 bedroomed bungalow, Quarry Road, Youghal.
Full Lamb (20kgs +) €140
Fully Furnished. Oil Fired Central Heating.
1/2 Lamb €70
Contact Andrew Nicholson: 086 - 8217798 TEL: 086 8358503
CAL FLAVINS TOPLINE TO RENT
3 bedroomed town house in Youghal. Fully Furnished.
Tel: 024 - 92026 Oil Fired Central Heating. Close to all amenities
Cosy Glo Smokeless Coal €17/Bag Rent Allowance Accepted.
Also stocking doubles and the very best quality
Suttons Premium Coal Tel: 086 8358503
JET CLEAN SERVICES
High Pressure Sewer Jetter Con Hurley Frogmore, Youghal
Unblocking & Cleaning Drains - Power Washing also Heating and Plumbing Since1970
available - All Work Fully Insured General Plumbing | Maintenance | Boiler Service & Repairs
TEL: Brendan Downey 058-23118 / 087-1260283 Home: 024 - 92280 | Mobile: 087 - 2665819
 Silver Medal for Youghal’s Pa O’Shea at the World Military Boxing
Championships in Jacksonville, North Carolina, USA

Pictured at the Town Hall recently were Katie Twomey, Mayor of Youghal Mary World Silver Medalist Pa O’Shea, Mayor
Linehan-Foley, World Silver Medalist Pa O’Shea, Tina and Stephen O’Shea. Back of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley and Proud Parents Tina and Stephen O’Shea
Row. Cllr. Eoin Coyne Deputy Mayor, Daniel Mulcahy and Coach Kieran Joyce. Cllr. Eoin Coyne Deputy Mayor. with their son World Silver Medalist Pa

YOUGHAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FUNDRAISING NIGHT AT PERKS SUPERBOWL

Youghal Fire Brigade and defending champions Guy Malone, Tommy Roche,
Team Solo Hairdressing George Walsh, Donny McCarthy and Martin Carey

Colm Keane signs copies of his book 'The Distant Shore' at Crees Card Shop

Margaret Meehan from Ardmore presenting a bouquet

of flowers to Una O'Hagan. Also included is Colm
Una O'Hagan, Marian O'Halloran and Colm Keane Jennifer O'Shea, Lily Davis and Helen Keane Keane

Bill Lackey, who features in the book Marie Phelan from Carrick-on-Suir
pictured with Colm Joan Stewart pictured with Colm Jenny Scott and Ann Neville with Colm with Colm
 C L A S S I F I E D S
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Office: 29 St Mary's Road, Midleton Tel: 021-4632867
Email: david.stanton@oireachtas.ie Website: www.stanton.ie
"Please contact me if I can be of help to you in any way"
JIM ONG
SCHOOL OF MOTORING
Tel: (024) 97171 (087) 2570321
DRIVE SAFE
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Domestic Appliance Repair
Washing Machines - Cookers - Dish Washers
Tumble Dryers - Ceramic Cookers and Tops
Making good machines last longer since 1992
Tel : 087 9693068
SHOOTING DAYS YOUGHAL
Registered Firearms & Ammunition Dealer
Large Selection of new & second hand shotguns,
rifles, air-rifles in stock now.
10% Off all accessories with every firearm purchased
Des O’Halloran: 087 - 6480692
CHIROPODY
Book your Appointment Today at
Chiropody & Reflexology Clinic
Youghal (Off Cork Hill)
Mobile: 087 6112244
O'Brien Boiler Services
Computerised Boiler servicing and repairs
Boiler chemical clean also available
R.G.I & OFTEC Registered
Contact Martin O'Brien (087) 6392688
Finbarr Foley Architectural Services
Crompaun View, Clonpriest, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Domestic & Commercial Planning Applications, Waste Facility Permit
Applications, Building Design, Building Surveys,
Site & Contour Surveys, Fire Cert Applications
Tel: 087 - 9617332 Email: finbarrfoleyclonpriest@gmail.com
Counselling Psychotherapist
Martin Grogan
74, Main Street, Midleton. (1st Floor)
Contact 087 - 1247123
www.corktherapies.ie
EAST CORK LETTING &
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Tel: 024 90249 Mob: 087 2441414
www.daft.ie/eastcorklettings
Apartments and Houses to Let from €450 p.m. in the
Youghal, Midleton & Surrounding East Cork areas.
Landlords: Monthly Management of your properties
Ken-Co Cleaning Services
COMMERCIAL - DOMESTIC - INDUSTRIAL
GUTTERING, FASCIA & SOFFIT CLEANED
Carpets, Windows, Power Washing
All work fully insured & C2 Registered
MARTIN COAKLEY: 024 91233 OR 087 9580662
Email: ken-cocleaning@hotmail.com
Ross Cashman Electrician
Available for New Homes, Extensions, Re-Wires,
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No Job too Big or Too Small - Free Quotations
C2 Registered Tel 087 1248091 Fully Insured
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ALL MACHINES & MODELS
Washing Machines, Dishwashers & Tumble Driers
Out Of Hour Service Provided
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Mini Digger & Driver Hire & Ground Works
Foundations, Bases too Floor Level, Patios, Lawns, Gardens
Leveled, Footpaths, Drainage, Driveway Preped, Kerbing
Specialises in Concrete Shuttering Work inc. retaining walls, raft
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East Cork’s Largest Selection of Decorative Chippings
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Tel 087 8128242
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Flooring & Lighting Available - Winter Discounts Available
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Phone:+ 353 87 2541517 E-mail: info@harveysdock.com
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