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"Voice of Hope", a mixed choir group from Co. Antrim will per-
form a free Christmas music concert in the Mall Arts Centre,
Youghal on Saturday, 8th December at 8.30pm.
Sponsored by The Youghal Baptist Community, this performance
promises to be one of the highlights of the upcoming "I
Killeagh Choir Believe ." Youghal Christmas Festival which is taking place
right throughout the month of December. Further proof, (if need-
ed) that Youghal is truly becoming haven for the Arts.
Key members of the choir are involved with the renowned
"Slemish" group who have performed in Youghal in recent years
and are eagerly looking forward to a return visit to the town.
A busy weekend is planned as they will also take part in the
Baptist service in ’Bru na Si’, on Sunday morning, 9th December
at 11.30 am. Later on that day the choir will make a very worth-
while visit to the Youghal and District Nursing Home at 3.00 pm.
So, if you are looking for an enjoyable evening filled with
Christmas music and song, then make your way to The Mall Arts
Centre on 8th December.
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contact: Mervyn Scott on: 086 1732034.
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By Christy Parker
Success in the retail field has acquired an almost literal meaning
with the opening of a new ’lifestyle store’ about two miles on the
Killeagh side of Youghal. Surrounded by 200 acres of prime dairy
land, Green Barn comprises a spacious shop floor with adjoining
garden centre served by 130-space car parking and hopes to lure
shoppers more commonly seen browsing shopping malls and city
streets to the grass margins of rustic byways.
Proprietor Margaret Brown is a former housewife-of-the-year,
well-known chef, and TV and radio personality who currently
guests weekly on RTE1’s Mooney Goes Wild show. She runs the
new venture with her son Michael and daughter-in-law Nessa,
employing ten full-time and five part-time staff.
The Browns have already established two successful businesses -
Ballymackee guesthouse and the Gazebo restaurant adjacent to
Green Barn- but as Margaret insists, innovation is now imperative
in Ireland’s agricultural landscape. "When farming hit a new low,
we decided to diversify. We consider the home, lifestyle and gar-
den markets are quite viable and so here we are!" she says cheer-
fully.
is unlikely to be found anywhere else, including by request," she

attests, adding, "but while we import from Europe and America,
we try as much as possible to buy from home markets."
The variety is awesome and, dutifully, Margaret attempts to nom-
inate the remarkable: "We have pottery from Nicholas Mosse,
Louis Mulcahy and, more economically but no less tasteful, Tag.
There’s candles from Duffy & Scott and Northern Lights, Le
Creuset oven to table utensils and Denmark’s Greengate brand of
smart, funky country style products from bed linen to kitchen-
ware."
Designed by CJ Falconer & Associates, Architect and Planning Jewellery from Pilgrim and Corona to the less celebrated, Kaloo
Consultants, Waterford, the interior is 10,000sq feet of light, air, baby wear, plus seasonal toys, trees, paraphernalia and presents
colour, comfort and undeniably, class, resultant from such intan- further swell the shelves. Cookery books and garden books are on
gibles being aligned to top quality, stylish products. With a tilt order and each Saturday morning to Christmas, free classes in
towards the modern, proven brand names arrest the eye, serving wreath making and flower arranging ensue.
the needful from bedroom to kitchen, down the hall and onto the Exiting the spacious aisles, a covered garden centre unfolds,
lawn; age and stage irrelevant, if you frequent it, its covered! where Clonakilty horticulturist Michael Clancy applies years of
Nessa, exquisite of eye and extraordinary of instinct, is the buyer. experience in the gardens of America to the cultivation of advice
She sources local and global through brochures and forays to and excellence. Again the range is riveting. "Here too, we source
national and international trade fairs, with many of them guided to close to home when we can," says Margaret. "All our bedding
east Cork by the light of distinction. "We try to acquire stock that plants are from nearby Shane Jennings and we stock from nurs-
is unlikely to be found anywhere else, including by request," she eries in south Kilkenny and Kildare. But," she proceeds, "we have
rare plants from Italy and Holland, Italian cypresses, topiaries and
tree ferns. We also provide potted plants to order for hotels wed-
dings and so on."
All that but even so, its still in a field of the N25, one muses.
Margaret laughs. "If you give good quality and value, people will
come to you," she philosophises before clinching the argument.
"Besides, we are in a corridor with huge, ongoing housing devel-
opments in Youghal, Killeagh, Castlemarty and Carrigtwohill.
Most importantly, you can stock your house without the stress of
city travel."
At present, Green Barn is building and consolidating walk-in cus-
tom. "It’s been a fabulous first month," says Margaret, who pin-
points a WLR advertisement as having a major impact. The per-
functory web site and e-mail is imminent. Meanwhile visitors and
hosts are enjoying a field day!
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between Youghal and Killeagh)
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CELEBRATION TIME!
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YOUGHAL LAUCH C.A.S.A 25
C OMPREHENSIVE S ELECTION OF G OLD AND
S ILVER J EWELLERY AT U NBELIEVABLE P RICES
YR COMMEMORATIVE CD.
On Sun 21st Oct last members of the Holy Family Church choir
WATCHES OF Q UALITY AND D ISTINCTION Youghal, in conjunction with C.A.S.A members from around the
D IAMOND R INGS P ERSONALLY S ELECTED country, performed their 1st live concert to celebrate the launch of
’ Where Your Treasure Is ’- CASA’s 25 year commemorative CD.
AFTER HOUR APPOINTMENTS ARE WELCOMED Their journey however, did not begin early that morning; rather it
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began one year earlier with the celebration of C.A.S.A’s 25 year
anniversary. To commemorate this huge achievement, Ger
Affordable Prices - No City Expenses Mulcahy (a common link to both groups), was asked to undertake
the mammoth task of producing a CD.
Albert & Anne would like to wish all their The Holy Family Choir undertook this task with great gusto, and
Customers a Happy and Peaceful Christmas finally after 1 year of constant hard work and dedication, that
and New Year dream became a reality. The Launch concert performed by the
Holy Family Choir in Dublin on Sun October 21st was the final
~ step in that journey and certainly it was their finest hour.
The Muckley Family very much appreciate your The 2 hr. performance to a packed St. Marys church in Lucan was
continued support down through the years and heartfelt yet strong, powerful yet convincing and above all thor-
oughly enjoyable. Much of the set performed included tracks
recorded by the choir for the CD. Well done to all who participat-
ed.
The Caring and Sharing Association (C.A.S.A) has shared their 25
yr journey with people who have some special needs and who
have many special gifts. Our C.A.S.A friends have taught us how
to be kind, how to listen, how to laugh and how to pray and to sing
the song of the heart. The songs on this CD have been theme
"BRIDGE HOUSE", DUNGARVAN songs for C.A.S.A. Often they have brought hope and healing to
people on the edge of a great pain or sadness. This CD is dedicat-
ed to all who have shared this journey and made the memories, all
NOW ENROLLING
who have been part of our song and story and all who have given
us a glimpse of the beautiful face of God.
Many people have helped to make this venture possible. The Holy
Family Choir extends their particular thanks to the following lists
CHRISTMAS REVI- of sponsors who enabled them to travel to Dublin for their per-
formance; Tytex Ltd.; Youghal Credit Union; Ger Galvin -
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YOUGHAL COUNCIL MODEL BIRDS AT THE

GORTROE 45 DRIVE
MATTERS November is a cold and dreary month with shortening days and
dropping
A special meeting of Youghal Town Council last week passed the temperatures. But do not be down hearted for the Gortroe 45 drive
Town Draft Development Plan 2009-15 amidst general agreement offers fine company and if you play you cards right some fine
on all sides as to its contents ambition. In keeping with democrat- birds. From Wednesday November 28th the Gortroe 45 drive will
ic imperative, the Draft Plan will be on display for public submis- feature prizes
sion at the Mall Arts Centre (still the Town Hall to many) from of model turkeys and succulent hams.
December 3rd to February 18th. "I cannot emphasis enough that The results of the Gortroe 45 in recent weeks are as follows:
public input is to the process of reaching the final Plan," says October 30th 2007: Winning first prize with nine games were
Town Clerk Liam Ryan. Aidan Lennon & Mag Griffin, second prize was won by Mary O
Sullivan and Mary O Riordan. Third place was shared between
The Town Clerk accepts that politics, local and beyond, attracts Bernard Maloney & Jim McGrath and Crissie Cotter & Mairead O
cynicism and while insisting that, "this isn’t politics its a Plan," Laochdha.
agrees that the general odour from the wider political pond tends November 7th 2007: First and second prizes were shared between
to carry on the wind. "But people’s submissions are taken serious- Nora O Brien & Peggy Barry and Denis Hurton & Mary O
ly," he stresses. " Its important that everything moves along as a Sullivan. Both teams won eight games. Third prize was shared
partnership." between four teams Mary Hyde & Kevin Downing, Mag Griffin
& Aidan Lennon, Willie O Neill & Eugene Kent and Joan
Like all good ideas, the Draft Development Plan contains a vision Cashman & Mick Curtin.
and it is: that Youghal will strive to be a national and internation- November 14th 2007: First prize was won by Tom Quirke &
al tourist destination pre-dedicated on three development opportu- Richard Barry with nine games. Second and third prizes were
nities: 1) The realisation of the importance of the historic core; 2) shared by Tommy McCarthy & Liam O Regan, Pat Parker & Kay
the improvement and expansion of the seaside amenity and relat- Supple, Eileen Glavan & Eileen Mc Carthy and John Callaghan &
ed accommodation and leisure activities; 3) the development of a Kitty Barry.
world class marina and related facilities. Improvement of the pub- November 21st 2007: This was a special charity night in aid of the
lic realm facilities and services will be vital to achieve this goal for Cope Foundation. A total of 90 players took part on the night.
both the citizens of and visitors to, Youghal, it adds Jointly sharing first prize with nine games were Decan Foley &
Michael O Callaghan and Patrick & Agnes O Donoghue. Second
Adding comment, Ind Cllr Olly Casey says he is "very proud of and third prizes were shared between Bree Smiddy & Bernie
the Draft Plan. I know that at some time it will be achieved. It will Gleeson and John O Manoney & Michael O Mahoney.
take a lot of work and dedication and support and I would expect The Annual Christmas Gortroe Bazaar will take place on
the support of the people of Youghal for it." December 23rd
this year. Watch this space for further details of Bazaar events.
Subsumed into the Draft Development Plan is the recently sanc-
tioned Draft Public Realm Plan, This 66 page document promises
or intends to transform the physical and ambient shape of Youghal
CONGRATULATIONS
to meet the evolving challenges of what seems to be a post-indus- Congratulations to James and Karen Stroler Ontario, Canada on
trial era for the town. the birth of their daughter Kiera, brother for Kelgan from
It is a futuristic vision and is now on display, again towards pub- Margaret, Brendan, Gene and Mona, Neil and Marie and Family
lic submission) at the unoccupied premises of Horan’s fruit & veg Breda and Michael and family. Kiera’s Grandmother is Noreen
shop North Main Street (near Rahilly Street). (Roche) Stroler formally from 74 Sarsfield Terrace, Youghal
Every good wishes to Kiera.
Posting council documents at vacated premises fulfils a two-fold
purpose in rendering the windows functional instead of abysmal-
ly blank, while making the information more publicly accessible.
"This is partly a result of a window dressing and merchandising
YOUGHAL SCOUTS
course undertaken by Oona Colin and retailers from the Youghal
ANNUAL
Socio-economic Group recently,; says FG Cllr Barbara Murray.
Decentralisation group
to lobby minister
Finally, Cllr Murray successfully initiated a plan to send a Youghal
BINGO
delegation to the offices of the Environment Minister with a view
to having the 100 workers from the Civil Service Commission
already signed up to relocating to Youghal, marched down here Will take place in
pronto! The councillor has acquired the support of Patricia Power,
Director of Services for Cork County Council with responsibility The DEVONSHIRE ARMS HOTEL
for Youghal.
On WEDNESDAY 5th DECEM-
Cllr Murray says temporary offices are available while the work-
ers await completion fo their permanent base. "A similar idea
BER AT 8.00 PM
worked fine in Carlow and Killarney so why not here?, she asks.
Very true and if need be, they could even fill a few empty win-
dows.
GREAT PRIZES AS ALWAYS
ALL ARE WELCOME
Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair at the Youghal Community

Centre In aid of The YoughalVisual Arts Festival ’08
Photo Michael Hussey
Julie Kelly at her flower stall

Barry Lawlor Photography
Margaret Winser and Marion Hislop
Mark and Adrienne Neiland

Ann and Robert Webster
Artist Theresa Lucey
Artist Eileen McGoldrick

Tony and Karen Smyth
Breda Whyte and Lynda Ramsay with

the new CD ’Where your treasure is’ in
Loreen Sweeney-Beautiful Beads By aid of CASA Ilka Diederichs-Hand Made Crafts
LOR Billy and Xiulan Ruxton-Billy’s
Chinese Jewellery
Teresa Watkins and Adam Stone-

Ariana and Peter-ICONS Pottery
Sophie and Bronwen Howley-Hand made cards
Pauline Fletcher Claire O’Driscoll Peter Lee, Fiona and Jenny Murphy
POBALSCOIL NA TRIONOIDE OPEN NIGHT
Art Teacher Siobhan Keniry with students Nikita Savage, Emma Swayne, Kate
Sheehan, Deirdre Kelly and Elaine Murphy Eoin O’Keeffe, Padraig Walsh, Matthew Murphy, Gary Leahy, Andrew Leahy and
Martin Kelly
Teacher Mary Donovan with Aine Ni Threasaigh, Aisling Ni Schiochru, Claire

Foley, Shauna Ni Dhuill and Karina Thuroe
Sarah Treacy, Tony Kenneally, Rachel Lucey and Jessica Barry
Theresa and Niamh McCarthy with Teacher Mae Clarke and daughters
Fiona Hegarty Deirdre and Caoimhe
Principal Seamus O’Ceallachain, Mary, Sarah and Robbie Treacy, Betty, Andrew
and Gary Leahy
Margaret, Elaine, Aoife and Stephanie Long
Eileen Reddy Canteen Supervisor with helpers on the night

Laura & Sarah Donoghue,Anna O’Brien Siobhan & Sorcha Keniry & Nell Murphy
ME AND MYSELF -A LOVE STORY.. myself

So in a short while I bought a mobile and whenever away on a trip
It proved very effectual as the affair grew more textual with each blip, blip, blip,
I was out and about every night, never missing a club or pub-crawl, blip
I flashed my smokes, cracked some jokes, told stories true and tall
I tried to be kind and I was sincere I paid for taxis and take away beer I had so much in common that I could not go wrong on whatever I opted to do
I dressed up well, and my after-shave smell, informed when I was near I shared the same humour and there’s truth in the rumour that I shared the same
bedroom too
I spoke to girls for hours on end and was careful to care and not to offend But there was trauma in store as I saw myself more and I watched it all slipping
I patted their pets, even settled some debts and did my best to blend away
I changed my look and I learned to cook and I always lavished praise For I knew me so well that I always could tell what exactly I was going to say
I even cried when their old folks died and carried coffins some of the ways
Bedtime became boring and I could hear myself snoring as I lay looking up at the
I drove them home, I lent them my phone; I invited them in for tea ceiling
But it was all just a waste for I was nobody’s taste; nobody would go out with me... And ’twas like I was numb when I’d grab my own bum and I knew I was losing my
But I said to myself, I won’t stay on the shelf, I won’t let my emotions be bled feelings
If I can’t get a date with a feminine mate -then I’ll ask myself out instead! The entire situation soon led to frustration and things grew increasingly bleak
There were mood swings and things and it make me cringe that I didn’t talk to
So I arranged to meet me at a quarter past three to go for a walk and a chat myself for a week
I showed up on time and I got along fine and I arranged to meet again after that
I’d say this is the deal, I’ll go for a meal and after that, I’ll just see how I feel Then one night out of spite I had a big fight and I can remember each hurtful word
Perhaps a late drink -what do I think? - or perhaps a night in might appeal still
I’d bought four rounds of drink and kicked up a stink when I refused to pay half of
Sometimes I’d hold hands as I’d stroll on the strand and laugh when I got jealous the bill
looks I was both sober and plastered as I called myself ’bastard’ and other names not very
And once drinking two beers with myself I did hear someone call me a queer in the nice
Nook Threw a chair at my head, hit the barman instead, who came round and threw me
But I didn’t mind -and neither did I- for I was so happy with me out -twice!
And I wasn’t too shy with people nearby to sit myself up on my knee
Out on the street I quickly got to my feet, aimed a punch at myself in the mouth
I’d walk myself home and linger alone at the front door, chatting away Kicked myself in the groin, then a punch on the spine,
Then I’d take out the key, go in and make tea and askif wanted to stay took a bottle and knocked myself out
Then the aching would start if I wanted to part for I just didn’t want me to go I am sad to report it all ended in court where I sued and was sued for the trouble
I’d plead with a smile ’please,please stay awhile, for I’ll miss me more than I know’ A 500 quid slap was the judge’s hard rap -which he then decided to double
The very next day I went my separate way, and never since called back or phoned
But while I’m not possessive I was getting obsessive that one day I’d meet some- You take a big chance when you embrace a romance -and I’m better off being alone.
one else
And I feared of the danger that I’d fall for some stranger and break the heart of
LEE
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Congratulations to Youghal man Sean Aherne and Lisa Keating from London who
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CHRISTMAS
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ST. ITA’S DINNER DANCE

AT THE WALTER RALEIGH HOTEL
Nelius Foley and Kelly McCarthy
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CEOLTA SI TO BRING YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

CELTIC CHIMES TO CHINA LADIES Wednesday 14th November 16 Holes Singles
Stableford Silver; 1st Phil Byrne (14) 36pts, 2nd Paula Mc
By Christy Parker Namara (14) 30pts, 3rd Loretto Morrison (17) 29pts; Bronze; 1st
The extraordinary international profile of Youghal Comhaltas per- Amanda O’ Neill Coyne (30) 38pts, 2nd Sharon Lupton (33)
formance group Ceolta Si continues its spectacular evolvement 32pts, 3rd Mary B. Murphy (26) 32pts,4th Breda O’ Donoghue
with a visit to China next month. A nine-strong party, comprising (30) 32pts, 5th Maeve O’ Leary (24) 30pts 10 Holes Singles
dancers, musicians and chairman Micheal de Buitleir will depart Stableford 1st Rose Buckley (33) 17pts
on Sunday December 4th for a five-day visit. The expenses-paid GENTS Mid Week Open Singles 1st Eugene Shiels (12) 34pts,
trip comes by invitation from the Irish Embassy and will include 2nd Ray Shiels (13) 31pts, 3rd Derek Kiely (15) 31pts, 4th Frank
stays in the capital Beijing and the city of Tianjin, 140 kilometres Galvin (22) 31pts. Saturday 17th November 18 Holes Threeball
to its southeast. 1st Michael Ryan (12) Olan Coleman (14) Tadgh O’ Mahony (13)
The full party reads, Micheal de Buitleir, Aisling Pearse on accor- 67pts; 2nd Tom O’ Donoghue (13) Luke Swayne (12) Liam Leahy
dian, Marie Keating- concertina, Sarah McGrath-dancer, Aoife (14) 66pts 10 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Eamonn Carey (8)
Butler-fiddle, Daithi Kearney-banjo, Graham McDermott-dancer, 18pts Sunday 18th November - 16 Holes Singles Stableford
Marie Effler-fiddle and harpist Una Whyte. 1st John O’ Donoghue (19) 39pts, 2nd Tom O’ Donoghue (13)
Irish ambassador Declan Kelleher will meet the group on arrival. 37pts, 3rd Noel O’ Driscoll (11) 37pts, 4th Sean Broderick (12)
"Our performance schedule includes the official opening of an 36pts Fixtures: Mid Week Open Singles continues Sat 24th
Irish pub, several universities and some events organised by the November - am: Threeball - pm: Singles Sun 25th November -
Irish embassy," says Micheal. "Of course there will still be plenty am: Fourball - pm: Singles
of time to see sites like the Great Wall and the new Olympic
Village," he adds.
The trip is only just half of a double-invite to China, with another
on the table for February alongside further invites to Australia,
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rehearsals and honing at Bru na Si, the Comhaltas HQ on
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The foreign trips arise from a preoccupation with perfection and
have arrived courtesy of
governmental, ambassadorial and private invitations. These
invites offer indelible proof that word-of-mouth speaks of Ceolta
Si as travelling with a full baggage of value and talent for their
hosts. "It is important in today’s world to think global and we set
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out some years ago to become an outward-looking, international
performing group," Michael reveals. "In doing so, we promote
culture through tourism and tourism culture, fully aware that we
are representing east Cork and west Waterford abroad."
It is both informative and inspiring to recall that for 20 years
Ceolta Si was a homeless outfit, playing and practicing under
whatever roof could be acquired. In 2001 Youghal Town Council
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provided a green site at Magnier’s Hill. Grant-aided by 65,000
from ECAD, 35,000 from Cork Co. Council, plus 50,000 loan
from Youghal Credit Union and local fundraising, they built Bru O Rahilly Street, Youghal
na Si, where the traditional arts are not only performed, but taught
to hundreds. Already they are debt-free. No better example could
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be exported to the awakening Asian Tiger of China.
Micheal de Buitleir thanks "members of Ceolta Si who could not
make the trip and a special thank you to Dr Melanie Kelly who
SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER
looked after the medical needs of the group and Don Brockie who
worked so hard to secure the necessary visas in time for the To be Officially Opened by
ex-Munster Player
flight." There is a farewell session in Point Bar next Friday 9-30.
Inquiries: Micheal de Buitleir (024) 93029; 087-793450
Web: www.brunasi.com/index.html
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YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB YOUGHAL TENNIS CLUB

Youghal Girls show the way. WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE UP TENNIS AND JOIN
Last week Youghal U16 Camogie won the 2007 League County YOUGHAL TENNIS CLUB
Final in style beating off some of the bigger clubs along the path WE WOULD LIKE TO INVITE NEW MEMBERS TO JOIN
to the final. IN NOVEMBER AND WE WILL PROVIDE FOUR WEEKS
Youghal faced Glen Rovers in the final and winning the game at FREE COACHING WITH A PROFESSIONAL COACH ON
3-4 to 2-2. WEDNESDAY EVENINGS END OF NOVEMBER AND IN
Youghal led the way from the very beginning with points coming DECEMBER. THIS IS TOO GOOD AN OFFER TO MISS
from Niamh Quill to settle the team. Amy Motherway found the OUT ON, SO BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISSAPOINTMENT
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second goal of the game. The Glen tried to respond several times COACHING
during the game, but Youghal showed their spirit and team effort Professional coaching for Juniors Continues on Sunday’s with
made by all and made it impossible to break the Youghal girls. five separate groups
Youghal who trained hard over the pass couple of weeks for this CLUB NITE TOURNAMENTS
final showed it in every sense, as you could see the termination in Thanks to the efforts of David O’Connell and John Hunt
the want to win through the game. Thursday Tournament Nights are continuing schedule for the
Great play from Edel O Connell, Niamh Quill, Alice Barry and year is given. Draw takes place at 7:40 p.m. sharp.
karz
Amy Motherway throughout the game. Youghal celebrated in
style in bringing home the cup and also Amy Motherway been
awarded "Player of the Match" put the icing on the cake. A verse
of the "Youghal Girls" was sung with the help from Liam O
Laocha and the team put a great ending for 2007 for the Yougahl
Camogie Club.
Team: Dawn O Donavan, Shelly O Brien, Aine Bulman, Maire
Ahern, Susie Fitzgibbon, Edel O Connell, Cliona Cotter, Ashling
Cooke, Niamh Quill, Amy Motherway, Robyn Healy, Chloe Daly,
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Nora Sheehan, Rebecca Foley, Rebecca Walsh, Shannon O 06 Mercedes E200 Kompressor Auto Leather..... 52,900
Loughlin, Caroline Lucey. 03 Mini One Alloys........................................... 16,900
Camogie Awards Night - 30 November, at 7.30pm GAA Pavillon, 02 BMW 316 Compact...................................... 15,500
AGM 30th November at 8.30pm. All welcome. 02 Opel Frontera Estate Auto Leather................. 15,500
03 Toyota Avensis New Model, Alloys............... 14,900
YOUGHAL RUGBY CLUB 99 Mercedes E300 Turbo Diesel Auto................ 12,900
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99 Landrover Discovery 7 Seater Auto............... 10,950
92 Mercedes S600 LWB Every Extra.................... 9,950
04 Ford Transit Connect...................................... 7,950
Under 18 League 01 Opel Zafira 1.6 Comfort, Alloys...................... 7,900
Youghal 46pts - Douglas Nil 05 Daihatsu Charade 1.0..................................... 6,750
Our U 18’s continued their good run in the league with a big win 02 Renault Megane 1.4 H/B................................. 6,500
over city side Douglas, Youghal got in to their stride quickly in 02 Opel Astra 1.4 3 door..................................... 6,500
this match and the tries came at regular intervals. The seasiders 02 Volvo S40 Alloys 1.8...................................... 6,500
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North Cork Venue. 99 Toyota Avensis 1.6......................................... 4,900
Under 16 League 00 Seat Cordoba 1.6 Coupe................................. 3,900
Youghal 12pts - Midleton 3pts 99 Toyota Corolla 1.3 Liftback............................. 3,000
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to scoring on a few occasions early in the game but a strong home V i e w F u l l S t o c k L i s t a t
defence kept them out. The seasiders had 3 penalty kicks from out w w w . k a r z . i e
half Alan Frahill-O’Connor to leave the half time score 9pts to nil
in Youghals Favour. In the second half Youghal continued to dom-
inate but could not break down a resolute home defence. Alan YOUGHAL SCOUTS CELEBRATE
Frahill-O’Connor had one more penalty kick for Youghal before 70th ANNIVERSARY
Midleton converted a close in penalty when Youghal infringed at
a nick. This was a hard fought win for our under 16’s but will do
our lads a power of good for next weeks game in Muskerry. Best To celebrate their 70th Anniversary Youghal Scouts
for Youghal were Justin McCarthy, Anthony Mason, Alan will be participating in the 12 noon Mass in St Mary’s
Coughlan, Alex Hoadley and Alan Frahill-O’Connor. Parish Church next Sunday 2nd December.
Under 14 League
Youghal 12pts - Old Christians 15pts We would be delighted if all scouts, old and new
Our under 14’s travelled to Old Christians last Saturday and were would join us in celebrating 70 years of Scouting in
unlucky to go down to a last minute penalty , Youghal had tries Youghal.
from Killian Ansbro and James Morley while Lee McCarthy had
one conversion but the home side snatched victory at the death
with that last minute kick. Next weekend our under 14’s are at Youghal Scout Group.
home to Midleton in the league.
YOUGHAL ADULT YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB

LEARNING GROUP ROAD LEAGUE PRESENTATION
AT TIDES RESTAURANT
Michael Whyte presents Kevin O’Reilly

with the Winner s Cup for the Road Eamon Flanagan presents the second
Cathy O’Mahony resource worker with the Youghal Adult Learning Group in her League place award to Christopher McMahon
office at East Cork Further Education Centre
Info: 93674
YOUGHAL DISABILITY
ACTION AWARENESS GROUP
Ger Flanagan presenting awards to Eamon Flanagan and Kevin O’Leary
Sara Walsh PRO, Pat Reilly Chairman and Stacey Quinlivan Cumann Na Daoine
Facilitator with members of the Youghal Disability Action Awareness Group
Eamon Flanagan presents Fiona Eamon Flanagan presents the most con-
Hickey with the Fastest Female Award sistent award to Kieran Curley
Sara Walsh PRO, Pat Reilly Chairman and Stacey Quinlivan Cumann Na Daoine
Facilitator
Eamon Flanagan presents the fastest Eamon Flanagan presents Willie
MICHAEL AHERN T.D.

men s award to Noel Curtin O’Mahony with his award
Minister for Innovation Policy

Clinics Saturday 1st December 2007
Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
Midleton Office 55 Main Street 11.30am
Youghal Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
Also Every Monday / Thursday / Friday
Midleton Office 55a Main Street 11am - 1pm
Youghal Office 32 Friar Street 2pm - 4pm
Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael-ahern@entemp.ie
Next Edition Dec 13th

www.youghalnews.ie Eamon Flanagan, Club Chairman pictured with County Masters Champions, Willie
O’Mahony and Noel Curtin.
INCH LADIES TABLE TOP QUIZ

IN AID OF THE FIVE INTER
COUNTY PLAYERS YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL
Declaration of Public Road.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of
Section 11 of the Roads Act 1993 that Youghal Town
Council by resolution at a meeting held on 12th
November 2007 declared the following roadway to
be a public road.
Mary O’Connor, Angela Walsh, Anne Marie Walsh and Amy O’Shea "Cul de Sac Roadway off Magners Hill at Ard na
Mara, Youghal measuring 225 linear metres".
A map indicating this road is available for inspection

during normal office hours at The Mall House,
Youghal, Co. Cork.
Signed:
Liam Ryan,
Town Clerk.
Kathleen O’Donovan, Fiona Hickey, Niamh Walsh and Grainne Sargent
19th November 2007.
YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL

Declaration of Public Road.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of
Section 11 of the Roads Act 1993 that Youghal Town
council by resolution at a meeting held on 12th
November 2007 declared the following roadways to
be public roads.
Fenton Cashman, Tom Thomson, Kevin Dunne and David Kelleher
1) Cul de Sac Road off Cork Hill, Dun Coran,
Whitebarn, Youghal. Length 360 Linear Metres.
2) Cul de Sac Road off Cork Hill, The Rise,
Sweetfields, Youghal. Length 295 Linear Metres.
3) Cul de Sac Road off Cork Hill, The Green,
Sweetfields, Youghal. Length 225 Linear Metres.
4) Cul de Sac Road off Cork Hill, Ridgewood,
Sweetfields, Youghal. Length 255 linear metres.
Winnie, Mary, John and Kevin O’Connor
A map indicating the road is available for inspection
during normal office hours at The Mall House,
Youghal, Co. Cork.
Signed:
Liam Ryan,
Town Clerk.
19th November 2007.
Jimmy Keogh, Kieran Cronin, Brian Fitzgerald and Stephen Barry
YOUGHAL Minister Michael Ahern Welcomes

Draft Design Brief For Youghal
CYCLING CLUB Primary Care Facility
The club caters for leisure cyclists both male and female.
Minister for Innovation Policy Michael Ahern T.D has welcomed
Members participated in several touring events across munster
a draft design brief for a primary care facility in Youghal. In a let-
during the summer months.
ter from the HSE to Minister Ahern it was confirmed that a new
We held two of our own club events with 100 km and 60km tours
Health/Primary care facility for Youghal has been included in the
of the local area. Riders travelled from as far as limerick to partic-
HSE South Capital Plan for 2007/2010.
ipate with upwards of 30 riders on both tours. Refreshment stops
Minister Ahern said ’’a draft design brief has been prepared for the
along with a steady pace combined to make it a great social and
project. This is a welcome first step towards a new primary care
sporting occasion.
facility for Youghal. Which along with the planned Day Centre for
August saw Dungarvan town run the " Sean Kelly Tour " in recog-
Older People will be welcome additions to the health infrastruc-
nition of world and Irish cycling legend Sean Kelly. Club riders
ture of Youghal.’’
both male and female participated in all three distances, 45km
100km and the tough 160km spin over the Comeragh mountains.
NEW MEMBERS
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Club training spins take place every Sunday morning over the
winter months. Two groups meet at Barrys lane (by the clock
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Group 1 meet at 9am sharp and put in a 2 to 3 hour spin at a steady Curraghboy, Youghal, Co. Cork.
pace. Normally a stop en route for a cuppa. Group 2 meet at 10am
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Anybody interested in getting fit in the fresh air are welcome to Manufacturers of Quality Blinds
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siasm. Encouragement and advice for beginners is the clubs poli-
cy. So get out the WD40 and oil that chain!! Opening Hours:
For further information contact Jonathan 086 8563292. Mon-Fri 9.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.(Closed 1p.m. - 2p.m.)
Club meetings are held the first Wednesday night of every month Open Saturday by Appointment
at the hall of the holy family church at 8pm - All Quotations, Measuring and Fitting Free
ALL NEWCOMERS WELCOME. Free Home Consultancy
Youghal Toastmasters
Youghal Toastmasters hosted their sister club from Dungarvan at
their meeting on Thursday 8th November. It was a most enjoyable
meeting. President of Youghal toastmasters Chris Bailey wel-
comed members from both clubs and handed over to Toastmaster
for the evening Marita Collins who gave us an excellent variety of
topics to help us spealk on our feet for two minutes. Speakers on
the evening were Chris Bailey witch a speech entitled "Fast in,
easy out", Tony Lake spoke on "Sojurn in Saudia Arabia", Donal
de Roiste gave his introductory spppech entitled "Mo Sceil Fein"
and we ended the meeting with a wonderful speech from
Dungarvan toastmaster Padraig de Burca "You did it your way". A
most enjoyable evening . Why not come along to our next meet-
ings on 22nd November and December 13th at 8:00 p.m in the
Walter Raleigh Hotel. All welcome.
CLAYCASTLE
PITCH AND PUTT CLUB
With the Christmas season all but here, the scramble for turkeys is
reaching a climax.we have only 2 turkey competitions left, a four-
ball next week followed by an adult juvenile competition the week
after, there is still time for members who have yet to win one. so
don’t panic just yet!! At the moment there is 3 turkeys in the draw
that will take place on the final Sunday of the competition.
Results of turkey competition played over 14th, 17th and 18th of
November. 1st nett Edward Long and Kieran Hennessy.; 1st gross
Martin Keohane and Edward Long; mixed nett Kieran Hennessy
and Sheila O Sullivan.
Next turkey completion takes place on Wednesday 21st at 2:00
Saturday 24th at 2:00, Sunday 25th at 10:30 and 2:00.
Juvenile competition every Saturday morning at 11 all welcome.
Christmas Open Day

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On Saturday December 22nd 2007
why not come along to our Christmas Open Day from 9 - 6pm
There will be a wide range of activities on the day include:
Free use of all our leisure facilities, Mulled wine for all visitors,
Children’s Activities & Much More !!!!
Our very special guest SANTA!
will also be calling to say hi to everyone
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Blackwater Heights
The Youghal Fairtrade Committee has been convened to
help Youghal become a Fairtrade Town. The purpose of this
is to contribute to Fairtrade Mark Ireland’s aim of tackling Afternoon childcare places avail-
poverty by enabling disadvantaged producers from poor
countries to receive a better deal, through encouraging sup- able
port for the Fairtrade Mark. Creche age 2-3 year olds
Fairtrade is about giving power to people in developing Preschool age 3-5 year olds
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IN MEMORIAM
BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE
OWEN O RIORDAN
Patrick Daly Second Anniversary
Birthday remembrance of our dear son and Ashgrove Shanacoole, Youghal
brother, Patrick (Nobber) Daly, late of Greencloyne, 22/11/84 - 5/12/05
Youghal, Co. Cork whose 20th Birthday occurs on the
1st December 2007 So many loved you did you know?
No card to send, no gifts to give, I was not ready to let you go
But all our love as long as we live, We won t forget you Owen
Look after him Lord, don t leave him alone, You filled my life with so much joy
On his 20th birthday, far away from home.
If heaven had a number, Patrick, Your star will shine now in the sky
We would call you on the phone, Farewell my son but not goodbye
To wish you a happy birthday,
And ask you to come home. Deeply missed by your Mother Mary, Brother Peter,
Sisters Zena and Jean and friend Tony
Loved and missed everyday by Dad, Mam and James
2nd Anniversary - Fitzgerald

MANGAN In Loving Memory of our dear Friend
In Loving Memory of our Dearly Beloved
Son and Brother, Kevin, Who Died on
Nov. 28th 2004 Paddy Fitzgerald
Late of 8 North Cross Lane, Youghal
Your memories we keep one by one,
Your face, your smile, your fun,
Your name is often spoken,
Things you said, things you have done,
They bring a smile but more often tears,
We talk about you still,
But always a wish that you were here. You haven t been forgotten,
Everyone loved you Kev, most of all us By us you never will
Your heartbroken Mam, Dad, Kieran, Janet, Phyllis, Sadly missed but always remembered by
Eugene, Nephews and Nieces Your Friends
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In Loving Memory of my Dad
Ray Morris Eileen O Brien
Late of 2 Grattan Street, Youghal
The Bush , Youghal, Who died on 22nd August 2007
Who Died Nov. 27th 2006 The family of the late Eileen O Brien wish to thank
most sincerely all those who sympathised with us on
the occasion of her death. Those who attended the
Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and Burial, especially those who
Death leaves a heartache travelled long distances, those who sent mass cards, letters of sym-
pathy and those who made a contribution to Youghal Community
No one can heal; Hospital. Sincere thanks to Bree Rosney and her staff for the won-
derful care and kindness shown to both Eileen and ourselves. To Dr.
Love leaves a memory Seamus O Reilly and his team at the CUH and to the special care
nurses who called to her. To Canon Browne for his kind hearted
No one can steal support and friendship towards us during our time of grief. To Billy
Cotter and Pat Cooney of Egan s Undertakers, our sincere thanks to
you for your support. Also a word of thanks to the grave diggers. To
Robert and Sophie who sang so beautifully at the Mass and finally
to the wonderful neighbours and friends that offered us such great
Remembered always by your daughter Lysa and support. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, we trust
grandson Patrick that this acknowledgement will be accepted as an expression of our
appreciation and thanks. The Holy Sacrament of the Mass has been
offered for your intentions
CEOLTA SI TO BRING YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

CELTIC CHIMES TO CHINA LADIES Wednesday 14th November 16 Holes Singles
Stableford Silver; 1st Phil Byrne (14) 36pts, 2nd Paula Mc
By Christy Parker Namara (14) 30pts, 3rd Loretto Morrison (17) 29pts; Bronze; 1st
The extraordinary international profile of Youghal Comhaltas per- Amanda O’ Neill Coyne (30) 38pts, 2nd Sharon Lupton (33)
formance group Ceolta Si continues its spectacular evolvement 32pts, 3rd Mary B. Murphy (26) 32pts,4th Breda O’ Donoghue
with a visit to China next month. A nine-strong party, comprising (30) 32pts, 5th Maeve O’ Leary (24) 30pts 10 Holes Singles
dancers, musicians and chairman Micheal de Buitleir will depart Stableford 1st Rose Buckley (33) 17pts
on Sunday December 4th for a five-day visit. The expenses-paid GENTS Mid Week Open Singles 1st Eugene Shiels (12) 34pts,
trip comes by invitation from the Irish Embassy and will include 2nd Ray Shiels (13) 31pts, 3rd Derek Kiely (15) 31pts, 4th Frank
stays in the capital Beijing and the city of Tianjin, 140 kilometres Galvin (22) 31pts. Saturday 17th November 18 Holes Threeball
to its southeast. 1st Michael Ryan (12) Olan Coleman (14) Tadgh O’ Mahony (13)
The full party reads, Micheal de Buitleir, Aisling Pearse on accor- 67pts; 2nd Tom O’ Donoghue (13) Luke Swayne (12) Liam Leahy
dian, Marie Keating- concertina, Sarah McGrath-dancer, Aoife (14) 66pts 10 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Eamonn Carey (8)
Butler-fiddle, Daithi Kearney-banjo, Graham McDermott-dancer, 18pts Sunday 18th November - 16 Holes Singles Stableford
Marie Effler-fiddle and harpist Una Whyte. 1st John O’ Donoghue (19) 39pts, 2nd Tom O’ Donoghue (13)
Irish ambassador Declan Kelleher will meet the group on arrival. 37pts, 3rd Noel O’ Driscoll (11) 37pts, 4th Sean Broderick (12)
"Our performance schedule includes the official opening of an 36pts Fixtures: Mid Week Open Singles continues Sat 24th
Irish pub, several universities and some events organised by the November - am: Threeball - pm: Singles Sun 25th November -
Irish embassy," says Micheal. "Of course there will still be plenty am: Fourball - pm: Singles
of time to see sites like the Great Wall and the new Olympic
Village," he adds.
The trip is only just half of a double-invite to China, with another
on the table for February alongside further invites to Australia,
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rehearsals and honing at Bru na Si, the Comhaltas HQ on
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The foreign trips arise from a preoccupation with perfection and
have arrived courtesy of
governmental, ambassadorial and private invitations. These
invites offer indelible proof that word-of-mouth speaks of Ceolta
Si as travelling with a full baggage of value and talent for their
hosts. "It is important in today’s world to think global and we set
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out some years ago to become an outward-looking, international
performing group," Michael reveals. "In doing so, we promote
culture through tourism and tourism culture, fully aware that we
are representing east Cork and west Waterford abroad."
It is both informative and inspiring to recall that for 20 years
Ceolta Si was a homeless outfit, playing and practicing under
whatever roof could be acquired. In 2001 Youghal Town Council
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provided a green site at Magnier’s Hill. Grant-aided by 65,000
from ECAD, 35,000 from Cork Co. Council, plus 50,000 loan
from Youghal Credit Union and local fundraising, they built Bru O Rahilly Street, Youghal
na Si, where the traditional arts are not only performed, but taught
to hundreds. Already they are debt-free. No better example could
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be exported to the awakening Asian Tiger of China.
Micheal de Buitleir thanks "members of Ceolta Si who could not
make the trip and a special thank you to Dr Melanie Kelly who
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looked after the medical needs of the group and Don Brockie who
worked so hard to secure the necessary visas in time for the To be Officially Opened by
ex-Munster Player
flight." There is a farewell session in Point Bar next Friday 9-30.
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Senior League - Youghal Utd 0 v CIT 2
five a side pitch or 50 for a full pitch. The man to contact is Jamie
It has not been a very good two weeks for our senior team with
on 086-3461540.
them loosing the last two league games. Last week we played at
home to CIT and this was a bit of a shock result going down two YOUGHAL BOWLING CLUB
nil. I was not at this game but from speaking to different people
involved with the team Youghal should have won this game with AT YOUGHAL G.A.A. PAVILLION
ease. Due to lack of composure in front of goal and luck not being
on their side on the day Youghal were not destined to get anything
from this fixture. When you sum everything up CIT had two
chances and took both - while Youghal have many chances hitting
everything but the net. This was particularly a bad result as
Youghal would have been expected to beat the students after such
a good start to the season.
Midleton 2 v Youghal Utd 1
On Sunday 25th Nov Youghal travelled away to local rivals
Midleton on the back of defeat. Youghal never started the best
being on the back foot for the opening 15 mins. Some fine defend-
ing and good hands from keeper Jamie Clarkin kept Youghal
afloat. When Youghal finally got going and began to compete in
most areas of the pitch Mark Hennessey and Brendan o’ Sullivan
were unlucky with respective efforts. However Midleton’s persist-
ence paid off when they were awarded a free kick on the edge of
the box - the resulting free kick found its way through the Youghal Mr. John Hamshire (Right of Picture) Presenting to Prizewinners During
wall to give them the lead. the Open Day held at the club on the 13th November. The presentation
More misery for the seasiders when before half time Youghal lost was made to the winners of the first Club s League Competition of the
Sean Kenneally through a knee injury and it ment the team had to bowling year. The winners were Jack O Donoghue, Olive McGrath and
reshuffle. Anthony Kelly moved into the centre half position while Lily Bulman
Chris Hennessey was introduced into the left full position. This CRY CRAOL Achievement Award
seemed to spur on the boys when Paul Moylan came close with a Photo Michael Hussey
long range effort. Eventually Youghal got the equaliser when they
played good football down the right wing finding Brendan o’
Sullivan who’s quick feet and fierce delivery into the box found
the inrushing Robert Cronin to smash the ball home. Half time
score 1-1.
The second half started pretty tamely where both sides not making
much of an impression until about 20 minutes in when again the
front two were tormenting the home sides defence as they could
not stay with their pace running into the channels. The game was
turned on its head on the 32nd minute of the half when we lost our
centre back Barry Goggin to a second yellow card. Mark
Hennessey was immediately moved back to the number 5 spot and
the best we could hope for now was a draw. It was not to be as
Midleton came forward in droves and got the winner with a sim-
ple through ball and the strikers pace and accuracy beat both the
defence and the keeper with minutes remaining. Youghal must
now knuckle down at training during the week and prepare for the Congratulations to CRY’s John Kennedy who was awarded the Community Radio
next league game which will be vital in terms of gaining points. Forum Of Ireland Achievement Award 2007 for his every popular ’Sunday
Under 14’s Division 1 - Youghal Utd 3 v Crosshaven 0 Miscellany’ show which is broadcast every Sunday Morning. John got a distinction
in the category Specialist Music at a special ceremony held in Dundalk on the 10th
Another good result here for the boys with them seeing off Nov.
Crosshaven at home last weekend with a three nil win. Goal scores Pictured are Mervyn Scott Chairman CRY management committee and Noel
were R.Desmond , C.Sheehan and A.o’ Connor. Best for J.Galvin, Cronin Secretary Cry presenting the award to John at their temporary office in The
A.Keniry and D.Walsh. Keep up the good work!! Rivergate Mall
Under 15’s Kilnardish 0 v Youghal 9
The result says it all here - the lads were dominant all over the
pitch and went on a scoring spree .
Membership final reminder!!
Any player who is not fully paid by the coming weekend will not
be eligible to participate in the coming fixtures.
Attention all managers of our school boys teams.
If you would like to see a report of your teams match in the next
edition of Youghal news then please send the report to me on 086-
6013685 or e-mail them to anthony.horgan@siemens.com !
Club Polo Shirts!
Anyone interested in purchasing a polo shirt with the club crest
attached @ 18 then contact Damian O’Brien on 086-1988526 or
any committee member
Rubbish! Artist Patricia Mullally pictured at The Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair at the
It has been noticed in recent weeks that the amount of house hold Youghal Community Centre
Youghal Catholic Young CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS

Men’s Society (St. Mary’s GAEL EOCHAILL
Branch) A.G.M. FØ 21 Football Championship: 23.11.07 in Aghada
Eochaill 1-6 Glenbower Rovers: 2-8
The C.Y.M.S. AGM took place Very disappointing display in extremely cold weather. Big expec-
at the society’s premises Market tations were dashed by a far more decisive and hungrier team.
Sq. last Sunday. A large propor- Foireann: Ciaran O’Mahony, Michael Sheehan, Andrew Sheehan,
tion of senior and junior mem- Daniel Savage, Stephen Kelly, Cathal O’Laochdha(Captaen),
bers attended which was great to Patrick O’Mahony, Brendan Ring, Barry McCarthy, Peter Geary
see. Outgoing President (0-1), Leigh Desmond (1-1), Richard Cunningham, Ger Cotter (0-
Mr.William Kelly outlined the 1), Conor Spillane (0-2), John Cotter *0-1). Subs: Oisin Murphy,
various snooker and billiards Nigel Roche, Shane Spillane, Martin O’Brien, Simon O’Herlihy,
achievements attained by the Declan Nugent, Barry Curtin, Stephen Curtin, Daniel Mulcahy,
club over the year and was Brendan O’Regan, Sean Crowe, David Twomey.
proud of the fact that two mem- This brings our playing season for 2007 to an end, but already a
bers of the Society father and training plan for 2008 for all club players is taking place on
son combination Brendan and Tuesday & Thursday nights at Club Aras.
Christopher Cooney represented Congratulations to Mr. Sean BOARD CLUBS GAA DRAW
Ireland at international level. Murphy who received the The November Draw will take place on Friday next 30th
This is unique in that it is the Presidents Prize and Aaron November. Monies should be handed in before the draw. The
first father and son combination Tobin who received the draw is now being co-coordinated by Pat Barry, Ned O’Connell
from any club in the country to Presidents Junior Award at the and Finbar Coleman. Each draw collector will be contacted during
play at international level, C.Y.M.S. AGM last Sunday the coming week. For every 100 - 65.00 comes back to the
indeed this must be Brendan Youghal club.
Cooney’s first time missing the AGM as he is currently playing for The club is indebted to the people of Youghal and surrounding
Ireland in Thailand areas for their very generous support of this draw. We hope you
Mr. Kelly thanked his fellow committee members for their input will continue to do so for the coming year and we welcome any-
in the affairs of the society especially the tireless work by the sec- one who wishes to join the draw for the coming year.
retary Ray Phelan and the impeccable and meticulous work by the CLUB ARAS: 45 DRIVE RESULTS:
treasurer Sam Cashman and also the caretakers for keeping the Tuesday: 13th November: 1st: Joan & Mary; 2nd: Teresa & Sheila
hall in top shape. The President talked about the invaluable work Best of last 5: Maighreadh & Gene; Last Game: Anne & Dick
the Society provides for the people of the town especially with the Tuesday 20th November:1st: Maighreadh & John; 2nd: Noel &
junior members. He was also pleased and thanked the continued Willie; 3rd: Mossie & Paddy; Best of last 5: Joy & Leonard; Last
support from the local businesses and sponsors through out the Game: Teresa & Sheila
year and in particular the people of the town and surrounding area CLUB ARAS FORTHCOMING ACTIVITIES
for the annual Flag Day contributions. Tuesday 27th November: 45 Drive - 9.00pm
The Youghal C.Y.M.S. is probably the most active, well run and Saturday 1st December: Function
successful organisations of it’s kind in the country and is a jewel Tuesday 4th December: 45 Drive - 9.00pm
in the centre of the town. The Society is always open to new mem- Tuesday 4th December: Indoor Bowls - 2.30pm
bers and OAP’s are free. Friday 7th December: Function
Election Of Officers: Thursday 13th December: REBECCA STORM CONCERT
President: Mr. William Kelly Organised by the Youghal Rotary Club. Tickets available from
Vice President: Mr. Anthony Fouhy Cree’s Card Shop, Nevilles Drapery, & Youghal Pharmacy; Great
Honary Presidents: Canon Tom Browne, Mr. Brendan Cooney, night assured. Cost: 25 each
Mr. Frank Irwin and Mr. Kevin Cooney Monday 31st December: Annual Club Awards Night.
Treasurer: Mr. Sam Cashman NEW YEAR’S EVE: Monday 31st December
PRO: Mr. Michael Hussey ANNUAL AWARDS NIGHT: CLUB ARAS
Committee Members: Mr. Ray Phelan, Mr, Patrick Kelly, Music by: DJ Ken.Members and friends welcome.
Mr.Adrian Landers, Mr. Derek Aherne, Mr. William Swayne, Mr. PLEASE NOTE: Admission by TICKET ONLY. Tickets avail-
Thomas Burke, Mr. Sean Murphy and Simon Herlihy representing able from Mick Sheehan, Ken Bulman, and Liam O’Laochdha.
the junior members. LOTTO LOTTO LOTTO:
Members are reminded that subscriptions are now due and may be Support our Club Lotto. The Lotto was won last Monday night by:
payable at the office. Fortes In Fide. Tom McCarthy, Kennys Lane. Seller of winning ticket was : Tony,
CLAYCASTLE PITCH
Youghal Barbers. This weeks Jackpot is 2,500. Lotto takes place
every Monday night at Club Aras at 8pm.
AND PUTT CLUB

The result of the turkey competition played over Wednesday 21st, competition helps gives the juveniles some experience, which will
Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th of November; 1st nett Paddy help them, when they make the step up to adult competitions over
Mangan and Michael Dalton; 1st gross Michael Dalton and the next few years. Juveniles are the life blood of any club and
Anthony O Loughlin; 2 nett Knud Thuroe and Shane Spillane. should be encouraged as much as possible. Today’s juveniles are
The turkey vouchers will be given out next Sunday, the 2nd of Tomorrow’s captains.
December. We have 4 turkey vouchers in the draw, which will also Club league 2008
take place on Sunday. The draw is based on the number of times The domestic club league will commence on Sunday 6th of
the members played in the turkey competitions, The more compe- January, It will be played over six weeks. 3 games at Claycastle
titions played, the better the chances of your name being drawn. and 3 games away. A sheet is in the Club house for names of mem-
Next Saturday and Sunday is an adult juvenile competition, It bers interested in playing.
gives our younger members a chance to play with the adults,The Next competition : Normal fourball - Wed 28th at 2:00; Adult/
competition helps gives the juveniles some experience, which will juvenile - Sat 1st Dec at 2:00; Sun 2nd Dec at 2:00.
"High Sprits" Junior

Musical & Drama Club
Youghal, Annual
Christmas Variety Show
"Once Upon a Christmas"
Youghal’s very own junior musicians and actors will once again
take to the stage in the annual Junior Musical & Drama Club’s
’Christmas Variety Show’.
Now in its 9th year of production, this year’s show entitled: "Once
upon a Christmas" promises to be bigger and better than any
previously.
The show will run on Friday 7th, Saturday 8th, and Monday 10th
December at 8.00pm in the Youghal Community Centre, with a
matinee performance included on Sunday 9th December at
3.00pm
The highlight of the show this year promises to be the perform-
ance of a comedy sketch entitled: "The Case of the Missing
Cheese", written by one of the students, Caoimhe Hynes and per-
formed by the 8 and 9 year olds group. Perhaps Youghal got it’s
very own comedy script writer on its hands? One sure thing is Pat
Shortt had better watch out!
Sinead Lee, one of the producers of the show commented: "The
children have worked so hard on their performances this year. But
what makes this entire production so special is the input and sup-
port we get from our past pupils who are just so eager to help and
bring on the next generation". Eavan Foley and Joe Hehir, both from Youghal, Co. Cork, celebrated their wed-
Tickets for the show are 12.00 for adults; 8.00 for children can ding day recently at Glendine Church, Youghal. They were married by Fr. Bill
be purchased in advance and are available from Cree’s Card Shop Bermingham, with beautiful music and hymns provided by their friends from
’Dancing Thru the Ages’. After the ceremony, the delighted couple called into The
in Youghal. Nook Bar, on their way to the wedding reception at the Walter Raleigh Hotel.
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Reunion Power Grange House. Well done to all our winners and thanks to
On this Friday night November 30th John Power has sponsored a everyone for their continued support.
get together of the Aglish -Geraldines Intermediate Hurling coun- Aglish National School Parents Association News
ty champions of 1967 in Maureen’s Bar in Aglish all are welcome The AGM of the parents association was held on Wednesday
Ole Mill Poker Classic October 24th and the following officers were elected for the com-
ing year
We were back in the Ole Mill last Wednesday night for our week-
Chairman Johnny Heyburn; Vice Chairman Kirsty Arrigan;
ly poker classic and once again it was Catherine Mansfield who
Secretary Dorothy Aherne; Assistant Secretary Dorothy Bellgarrd;
took the winning spoils with Pat Dalton in second place for
Joint Treasurers Kathleen Ronayne and Deirdre Buckley; PRO Jim
Catherine and Pat this also means a place at the table for the
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Christmas Poker Classic special which takes place at the Ole Mill
School Match
on December 16th. Poker Classic again this tonight Wednesday
Our boys travelled to Ardmore to play their semi final against
starting at 9.30pm sharp all are welcome.
Grange. This was a good game loosing out by a goal
Lines from Piltown School - Non Stop Draw
Trip to RTE
Our non stop draw for the month of October took place recently
On Saturday October 13th Aglish pupils headed off the Cork to the
and the following were our winners
RTE studio t take part in Sattitude. This was a great experience and
1st Prize: Clara Morey; Promoter: Clara Morey; 2nd Prize:
well done.
Maurice Fitzgearld; Promoter: Eoin Fitzgearld; 3rd Prize: Ciara
Sponsored Walk
Murphy; Promoter: Shannon Murphy; 4th Prize: Eoin O Halloran
On Sunday October 14th we had our sponsored walk it was a beau-
Promoter: Kate O Halloran ; Winners of the special children’s
tiful afternoon and it was great to see all the parents taking part in
prize:James Murray, Eoin Murray, Elaine Murphy
the walk with the children. Thanks to all the sponsors.
Aglish N.S -Recycling school of the year 2007
Siobhan Loome for donating the fruit , the person who donated the
Congratulations to the pupils and staff of Aglish National School
water, Country Store Dungarvan for the beautiful Fruit Hamper
on being presented with a computer by the Mayor of County, Cllr
which was won by Caitrin Kelly Many thanks to every one- 1800
Billy Kyne and Waterford County Council. This award was given
was raised.
to the school in recognitions of their achievement on winning the
Cookery Book on Sale
national title of "The Recycling School of the year 2007"
Our Cookery Book goes on sale for Christmas costing 5 per book
The environmental officer of the county council presented the
and it can be purchased from any parent or at our local shop
school with a plaque and spoke of the huge efforts the Green
Halloween Party
School Committee is making in tracking recycling and the reduc-
The Halloween Party [for the Kids] in the Elephant Cafe Bar was
tion of waste. A PowerPoint presentation by sixth class pupils
a brilliant night with lots of fun for all. Many thanks to Mary Ware
highlighted the work undertaken by all pupils over the past seven
and the pupils who did a fab job on decorating the lounge a lot of
years in achieving a green school status and thus resulting in the
time was put in to it! Thanks also to Margarite O Connor local
reduction of energy and water use in the school.
hairdresser who donated boxes of sweets P.J for the minerals for all
Clashmore 45 Drive
the kids. P.J and staff and to our D.J for the night Triona, job well
Once again we would like to remind all you card players of our
done! P.J was very impressed with the art work the children had
9.00pm sharp start here at the Clashmore 45 drive at the Decies
done and found it hard to pick four winners which he kindly spon-
Bar each Monday night please make an effort to be on time. On
sored prizes for, the winners were Maggie Hally Megan Osborne,
Monday night November 12th we had Pat Roche and Martin
Julius Bellgarrd Thomas Hannigan. The costumes worn by the kids
Lynch, Mairead and Michael Fahey sharing the top two prizes
were amazing some of the adults did not need them!!!! When it
jointly they won nine games each. In third place we had Tony
came down to the games Johnny was a bit like a cat - did not like
Keane and Gabriel Hynes winning eight games each. Best of the
to get his hair wet.
last five games winners were Nell Foley and Ed Hynes Mary and
Halloween Quiz
Ger O Donovan. Our lucky last game winners were James
Our 5th and 6th Classed travelled to Blackwater School for a
Ledingham and Edmond Ledingham, Maura McGrath and John
Halloween Quiz they had a great night thanks to Blackwater
Connery Nell and Paddy Foley. Well done to all our winners on a
School for the invitation
final note we welcome back Jack Douris -welcome back Jack.
Pobalscoil Na Trionoide Youghal - Awards Evening
Winners of last weeks 45 drive in Clashmore on 13 games were
On Thursday evening October 18th Pobalscoil Na Trionoide
Liam Curran and Thomas Power in second place on nine games
Youghal hosted their first Students Awards evening at the school.
we had Margaret and Dan Leahy while Mairead and Michael
These awards are rewarding academic achievement, formidable
Fahey were third they won eight games.
contributions to leadership and personal development are impor-
Best of the last five winners were Kathleen Osbourne and Eileen
tant in the development of a positive and purposeful school ethos.
Dower. Our three lucky last game winners this week were Nell
Special guest speaker on the night was Mr Jim Wiley chairperson
Foley and Ed Hynes Mary Dower and Jack Douris Tomas Alllen
of concern. Among the many award recipients on the night were
and Tony Keane well done to all our winners and rembember cards
the following west Waterford students. Among the students award-
again next Monday night at 9.00pm sharp
ed for attendance was third year student Kevin McGrath. For his
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Gaa Lotto -Jackpot 8650
sporting achievements Brian O Halloran received the Junior Sport
On Monday night November 12th last the numbers out of the drum
Award, Brian also received a Junior Certificate distinction award.
in our Clashmore- Kinsalebeg Lotto draw were 3, 5, 9, 18 we had
Leaving Cert student Mary McGrath was awarded for her contri-
no match four winner Well done to each of the following who were
bution to Visual and Performing Arts, Mary was also awarded a
our lucky winners of 20 each; Mary Keogh Kilmeady, Mairead
leaving cert distinction award. For her contribution to Leadership
Fahey Ardmore, Ann Ormond Clashmore , Aine Lombard
Leaving Cert Student Edel Wilson was awarded. Transition Year
Clashmore, Billy Lynch Kinsalebeg
student Nicola Murphy was awarded for her outstanding contribu-
Once again this week we had no Jackpot winner in our Clashmore
tion to the spirit of Transition Year, a Lourdes Youth Helper Nicola
-Kinsalebeg Gaa Club Lotto Draw so this week we have a Jackpot
also received a Humanitarian award. Eddie Kelly received a First
of 8650 to be won when our draw takes place at The Rising Sun
Year Academic Achievement award and Eric Mangan received a
Bar in Clashmore. The following were last Mondays numbers out
second year academic achievement award. For his outstanding
of the drum 5, 25, 26, 27, Well done to each of the following who
achievements in his Junior Cert David Byrne was awarded,
were winners of 20 spot prizes; Paddy Lynch Ardsallagh;
David’s junior cert results ranked him among the top twelve stu-
Josephine McGrath Kinsalebeg
dents in the country this year.
Kathleen Wall C|O Mick Costin; Hannah Aherne Clashmore; R.
WEST WATERFORD NEWS

It has been a remarkable year for all the students at Pobalscoil Na U10 League Clashmore 1 Pinewood 0
Trionoide despite the huge challenges which all the students faced In the second game of the day, it was a much tighter affair with great
at the start of the school year all accomplished remarkable achieve- play by both teams. The lads were fighting for every ball and it was
ments,our congratulations to all the students who received awards end to end stuff with some great play. We could have scored a few
and every success for the future. goals but at halftime the score was 0-0.
Candle mass for our dearly departed In the second half we pushed forward looking for the goal to take the
On this Thursday night November 29th here in Clashmore Church lead. After some neat passing by Shane Russell and Eoin Coughlan,
we will have a special mass for all our dearly departed during mass Shane was fouled in the box. He got up to take the penalty but just like
we will especially remember all those who died during the past all our previous attempts, it was saved, leaving the score remaining
year. During mass family members or friends of all those who died level. This put us on the front foot and we put the pressure on looking
during the past year will be invited to come to the alter and light a to win the game. Jack Foley won the ball in the backs and played a
great ball to Eoin. In a one two with Declan Condon, they put Shane
candle in their memory. All are welcome.
Best wishes Paul & Una through on goal and in these situations shane doesn’t miss. He scored
we extend our congratulations to Una Leahy, daughter of Dan and to give us the lead with only two minutes left. Pinewood came at us
but we held firm and won a tough game.
Margaret Leahy, Monatrea and Paul Kenneally son of Eileen and Everyone played great and its great to see the girls playing also, with
John Kenneally Carronbeg Clashmore on the occasion of their Katie foley playing very well. Jack Foley and Ryan Thomas played
marriage on Thursday last November 22nd. Every good wish to well in defence and Declan Condon and Adam O’Sullivan in midfield.
you both for the future Shane Russell and Eoin Coughlan worked hard up front and on anoth-
Death of Tom Ronayne er day could have scored a few goals each. Well done again to all the
With deep sadness we record the death of Tom Ronayne Coolbagh team and keep training every Tuesday night in Ballinameela hall from
Clashmore ,Tom died in Saturday November 17th at St Vincents 6pm to 7pm.
U12 League Clashmore 3 Pinewood 1
Hospital Dungarvan , though he had not enjoyed the best of health
In the last game, the under 12’s served up a great game in the bad
during the past year , Tom remained active and outgoing and he weather. Anyone that was in Pablo Park last Saturday will tell you that
never allowed his illness to prevent him from doing the things he this team are playing some very good football. To prove this we took
wanted to do. Reposing at Egans Funeral home Youghal Tom’s on previously unbeaten league leaders Pinewood and beat them play-
removal took place on Monday evening last to Clashmore Church ing very well in the process. We won the toss and decided to play
following requiem mass Tuesday morning Tom was be laid to rest against the strong wind and rain. This proved a good decision when
in the adjoining cemetery.May he rest in peace. To his sisters and we took the lead through goalscorer and cheif shane Russell. After a
their families all his relatives neighbours and friends we extend our great through ball by Ryan O’Sullivan, shane beat the keeper to his left
with a great strike. Then with our tails up we scored again through
deepest sympathy.
birthday boy Scott O’Sullivan, after a great ball by Paul O’Connor.
Thanks for your support Scott ran in at the back post and beat the keeper high in the top cor-
On behalf of Clashmore Kinsalebeg Gaa Club we would like to say ner. We were well on top at this stage and against the wind it was a
a big thank you to all who supported last Saturday nights Race great start but Pinewood showed their not league leaders for nothing
Night in Clashmore , it was a huge success thanks to all our spon- and scored just before halftime to leave the score 2-1 in our favour.
sors , supporters and all who came along on the night. Well done At halftime we told the lads that they Pinewood would come at us in
to the following who were our race prize winners in Clashmore,1st th second half and they did. But the young ramblers were ready and
Prize No.4. Aglish -Deirdre Corkery; No 5. Six Mile Bridge- defended brilliantly. To top it all off Shane grapped his second and
Clashmore’s third to give us the lead. With two minutes left Pinewood
Darragh Loughlan; 2nd Prize No. 8 Sully- Pat O Sullivan No 7 -
were awarded penalty but Robbie Deady made a great save when he
James Murray; 3rd Prize No 7- Torro De La Verge - Anna dived to his left and as all the lads congratulated him, the ref blow the
Beresford No. 3 - Ardsallagh Tare- Mary O Neill; 4th Prize No. 2 final whistle. The three points were ours and we beat the league lead-
Tinnock Rose - Noel Nugent No 5 Hardy Eustace - Mark McGrath; ers bringing us level on points with them, after four games with three
5th Prize No 8 The Boss- Margaret Keevers No 7 RGG - Donnacha wins and one loss each. But it’s early days yet and plenty of other
Loftis; 6th Prize No 7 Tinnabina - Fergal Nolan No 2 Off The Ball- teams in the mix as well. Robbie had a fine game in goal and Paul and
Paudi Connery; 7thPrize No 6 Kilmaloo Boy - Marion O Halloran Ryan played well in midfield. Shane up front got his two goals but
No 3 Lunos 2 Joseph Redmond; 8th Prize No 8 Rolex - Norma man of the match was Patrick Thomas at left back, who had a super
game. Well done to all. Training every Tuesday in Ballinameela hall
Ledingham No 3 Salt Water - Denis Mcgrath
7pm to 8pm, 3euro each.
Auction Race Training
No 2 Dasn Run Roger Hynes; No 7 War of Attrition - Eamonn Training every Tuesday night in Ballinameela hall 6-7pm for u8-10’s
Beresford; No 4 Rooster Brooster- Paudi Connery and 7-8pm for u12.
Clashmore Ladies Football Membership
AGM to be held Friday, the 30th November at 9pm at the Heritage Everyone should by now have paid but their are still a few so please
Centre, Clashmore. All players should attend. get it in as soon as possible. 20Euro for u8-12’s.
Clashmore Ramblers News Happy Birthday
Everyone at the club would like to wish Scott O’Sullivan a happy 12th
U8 League Clashmore 0 Pinewood 4
birthday and to celebrate he scored in the win over Pinewood in the
This was the young ramblers first game ever and against a bigger u12 league. Congrats Scott...
and stronger team, they played very well. We were unlucky on a Club Crest Competition
number of occasions not to score. Luke Seward had a great game Ever wanted to create a club crest? Well now is your chance to create
in goal but could do nothing about the first goal and at halftime the our club crest. The crest will be on club jerseys and new club mer-
score was 1-0. Danny O’Mahony and Issac O’Sullivan in midfield chandise. The Create our Club Crest competition is open to all chil-
and Dean Russell up fromt also played a great game. Alot of the dren aged 16 and under. All entries are to put on a white sheet of paper
six year olds showed that with more practice we will have a great and must have the Clashmore Ramblers FC in the crest. Entry boxes
team in the months ahead. In the end the score was 4-0 but this will be found in store at Coonans Quikpick Clashmore and
being our first game, we will get better. Well done to all concerned Kinsalebeg. Closing date is December 20th.
and keep training every Tuesday night in Ballinameela hall from Best overall entry will receive a cash prize and an Ireland football
6pm to 7pm. (sponsored by Ger Wyleys sports). Three runners-up will receive new
club merchandise.
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town.
Events include kiddies’ parties, live music and dance performanc-
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competition. Taking place all along the North Main Street and with
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this competition is sure to generate a wonderful ’buzz’ of excite-
ment on the streets.
So, it certainly looks like Youghal is the place to be this Christmas
Stuart Hickey competes in World
season. With free parking in all the town car parks, a wide range Karate Championships
of shops, restaurants and bars, it seems it’s not just the kids that
will have all their needs catered for in the run up to this Christmas! Stuart Hickey of The Youghal Karate Club will be representing
Application forms for the ’Star of Youghal Competition, along Ireland in the forthcoming European Championships being held in
with full details of the festival are available from Youghal Tourist Sardinia next weekend. The tournament will last 3 days where
Office, can be downloaded from the Youghal Chamber website. Stuart will be competing as an individual and as part of the Irish
www.youghalchamber.ie or by calling the Youghal Tourist Office Team.
on: 024 20170. This will be the 5th time Stuart represents Ireland as he has com-
peted in two European Championships, Portugal and Switzerland
Youghal Disability Action and two World Championships, South Africa and Japan. Stuart has
been training in the Youghal Karate club with the last 18 years and
Awareness Group is training 6 nights a week in preparation for the event and attends
Irish squad training on Sundays held in Fermoy.
Next Meeting Stuart along with his instructor Peter O’Sullivan teaches The
Youghal Karate club where there is approximately 30-40 students
Wednesday 12th December 7.30p.m. who compete in National tournaments in which they have proved
At Colaiste Eoin to be extremely successful taking 1st and 2nd place in various cat-
Speaker: Peter Cox, Carers Association egories and of various different age groups ranging from junior to
Senior male and female.
All are Welcome Sean Sargent also from the Youghal Karate club will be travelling
to Sardinia as an official and as a support to Stuart.
CONCERN APPEAL
Stuart would like to take this opportunity to give a big "Thank
You" to his sponsors "MOOG" (Where he works in Cork),
FOR BANGLADESH Youghal Credit Union, Youghal Town Council and "The Usual
Place" Youghal for their continuous support over the past 5 years.
There will be a collection outside Brookes SuperValu The Youghal Karate Club train every Wednesday and Thursday
Youghal on Friday 7th December to help the poor homeless night at 7:00p.m where juniors /seniors, Male/Female Beginners
and advanced students are ALWAYS welcome to train in a club of
in Bangladesh. Approx. 500,000 is urgently required by
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Concern for emergency relief there. There will also be a The Youghal Karate Club will also be performing a demonstration
Concern street collection on Saturday 15th December so in the Walter Raleigh Hotel on December 1st as part of a variety
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3rd Anniversary Griffin
2nd Anniversary
Mary O’Callaghan In loving memory of our dearest Jeremy late of
The Mall Youghal Muckridge, Youghal, who died Dec. 5th 2005
who died on the 1st of December 2004 R.I.P
R.I.P
No words we write will ever say
God called your name so gently how much we miss you everyday
that only you could hear Out of our lives you may be gone
No one heard the footsteps of the angels drawing near but in our hearts you still live on
Lonely is the home with out you Simple words but very true
Life to me is not the same, All you who think of Jeremy today
all the world would be like Heaven A little prayer to Jesus say.
If I could have you back with me again
Sadly missed by your loving Mam, Dad
and brothers Eric, Trevor and Fergus
Always loved and in my Heart, Neil Anniversary Mass on Wed 5th Dec at 7.30 pm Holy Family Church
FORTHIETH ANNIVERSARY
3rd Anniversary
In Fond and Loving Memory of our Mother
Mary O’Callaghan Lily (Elizabeth) Power
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Till Eternity passes away
To walk with us throughout our lives Just to spend them with you
until we meet again
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And dreams that had never come true
and thanks for all you’ve done The box would be empty
We pray that God has given you the crown Except for the memory
you’ve truly won Of how they were answered by you
Always in our Hearts and Minds from all your nieces, love from your children Ann, Catryn, Angela and Michael,
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2nd Anniversary
1ST ANNIVERSARY
Jeremy Griffin,
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Frank Russell
Died 5th December 2005
Kinsalebeg, Youghal
Your name is often spoken

Who Died on 26th November 2006
We talk about you still
You haven’t been forgotten Aged 78 years
By us you never will
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