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 INTRICACIES REVEALED IN NEW
SCHEME TO DETECT ALCOHOL SALES TO
UNDER-AGED.
By Christy Parker
From October 1st, a new government measure -tactic some might
say- to combat the sale and purchase of alcohol to underage con-
sumers. In basic terms, Section 37C of the Intoxicating Liquor Act
2008 involves youths aged 15-17 being sent into licensed premis-
es to purchase alcohol and, if succeeding, leading to prosecution
of the retailer. Taken at face value, it's not surprising the initiative
has divided opinion across publicans, off licence owners, parents,
teachers and government critics (of which particularly there is par-
ticularly no shortage!)
It is interesting then to consider the deeper reality of the situation.
The UN Convention of Human Rights is acknowledged in the leg-
islation's guidelines, while the teenager/child is known as the "test
purchaser" throughout. The area Superintendent must ensure that
risk assessment criteria are met and safety procedures stringently
applied throughout the operation.
Recruitment:
The guidelines denote that the test purchaser may be sought from
youth groups, schools etc. If a candidate seems over-eager it is rec-
ommended they be overlooked, however. Proof of age must be
acquired, participation is voluntary and written consent from a
parent or guardian must be acquired, after full details of the oper-
ation are explained. The test purchaser's general appearance and
demeanour must reflect his or her age. There is no remuneration,
although out-of-pocket expenses can be reimbursed. There is a
maximum of eight hours participation in any one week.
On the premises:
At least two non-uniformed gardai must assist each test purchas-
ing operation. At least one garda must be present to witness the
test purchase, with the other garda at an agreed location elsewhere
on the premises. If sold alcohol, the test purchaser is required to
go to the garda at the agreed location and hand them the alcohol
before being escorted off the premises by a garda or gardai.
Regarding off-sales, one garda will bear witness and one will
remain at an agreed location outside and make contact with the test
purchaser when he or she emerges. The presence of a garda wit-
ness on the premises is intended to eliminate the need for a test
purchaser to give evidence in court if a prosecution ensues.
The nature of the test purchaser's involvement will not be revealed
while they are on the premises and he or she will not be asked to
seek a purchase in areas where they are likely to be recognised.
The operation must be halted immediately if the test purchaser
does not wish to continue or shows distress. The test purchaser is
further advised to, a) leave the premises and return to a pre-agreed
location if seeing someone they know; b) never to lie about his or
her age; c) not to carry identification and to reply "I don't have
any" if it is requested; d) leave the premises immediately if refused
alcohol (as against tempt or coax the seller) and d) bring the alco-
hol to the garda at the designated location in the case of acquiring
an off-sale. If anything goes wrong, they are to notify the gardai
and the operation will be immediately stopped.
Choosing the premises:
According to the guidelines, the selected premises must meet con-
cerns generated by at least one of the following criteria: i) the
location of the premises; ii) complaints received by the gardai con-
cerning the premises; iii) the number and nature of any contraven-
tions of the Licensing Act; iv) the clientele attracted to the prem-
ises.
As to whether the new provision brings success in recruitment or
results remains to be seen. Like ASBO's, driving on footpaths and
smoking in commercial vehicles, it may transpire to have more
weight on paper than in practice. It may not even be enough to
propel Defence Minister Maurice Ahern closer to succeeding
Brian Cowen as leader of Fianna Fail!
AURA SCOOPS PRESTIGIOUS
NATIONAL SAFETY AWARD
Aura Youghal has
been rated as one of
the safest leisure
facilities in Ireland
by the National
Irish Safety
Organisation
(NISO) who have
presented it with a
prestigious national
award.
Aura's commitment
to operating to the
highest standards of
health and safety
was recognised at
Tracy Kenneally, Operations Manager of Aura Youghal
NISO's 19th Annual Leisure Centre and Gavin Coyle of Coyle & Holland,
Occupational Safety Safety Consultants to Aura Youghal, pictured celebrat-
Awards where it ing with the 'Overall National Award for Safety in the
received the covet- Service Sector' which was awarded to Aura at the recent
ed 'Overall National National Irish Safety Organisation's Annual
Occupational Safety Awards.
Award for Safety in
the Service Sector'.
The award was jointly presented to Aura Youghal's Operations
Manager, Tracy Kenneally by the President of the National Irish
Safety Organisation, Mr. Pauric Corrigan and Mary O'Rourke,
T.D. at a gala dinner held at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Athlone.
Aura Youghal was judged to have demonstrated superior perform-
ance in the operation of health and safety management practice
after its practices and procedures were submitted to close scrutiny
by an independent panel of health and safety professionals.
The award is the most prestigious of its kind in Ireland underlin-
ing the efforts undertaken by Aura Youghal to ensure that it oper-
ates a safe and healthy environment for its customers and its
employees.
"We are delighted to have won the 'Overall National Award for
Safety in the Service Sector' which is a ringing endorsement of our
approach to working in partnership with Youghal Town Council to
provide a facility which operates to the highest standards of pub-
lic health and safety," said Tracy.
"We were judged in nine categories which took everything from
our emergency preparedness and response to health and safety
training and management into consideration. We were also judged
on our ability to demonstrate 'superior performance' in health and
safety, so winning the award is a very significant achievement,"
she added.
Aura's policy of ensuring that all of its lifeguards are fully quali-
fied and that they undergo a refresher course every month while
also renewing their qualifications every two years impressed the
judges.
Its decision to appoint a fully qualified health and safety represen-
tative at the leisure complex and its pro-active approach to provid-
ing induction training for all new staff was also applauded.
The judges also recognised Aura's policy of requiring staff to com-
plete the National Pool Management Certificate course and its
openness in subjecting its health and safety practices and proce-
dures to independent quarterly reviews.
Aura's overall ability to react to all kinds of health and safety
emergencies, including fire drills and evacuations, also helped
them to the national award together with its overall approach to
the pro-active and reactive management of health and safety
issues.
"We worked hard to win this award and we constantly review how
we do things. The health and safety of our customers is a priority
for all of our staff and we will not be resting on our laurels. If we
can identify any areas were improvements can be made we will be
quick to make the necessary changes," Tracy said.
 YOUGHAL TO RECEIVE HOME FIRE
SAFETY GUIDE
By Christy Parker
A new 39-step guide to prevent in fire in the home has been
launched through a Community- Fire Safety projects in Cork. The
guide will shortly be distributed in Youghal through the
Community Alert group. Designed for easy display in the home, it
contains a series of questions sub-divided into four categories: i)
Smoke Alarms; ii) Fire Prevention Housekeeping Issues; iii): Last
Thing at Night and iv): Escape Plan. It is derived from a survey
conducted throughout the county in a joint venture between Cork
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Back in 2005-6, Cork city and county averaged the highest fatali-
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ty rate from house fires in Ireland at 15 deaths per annum, which
was also the highest per thousand head of population. "At that
time, the Community Alert movement organised meetings
With Christmas around the corner it’s not too early to start
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gates also discussed the problem with their friends at local group
level," says Diarmuid Cronin, Community Alert Development
winning Le Gourmet....
Officer for Cork South West. "Next we began installing smoke
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Diarmuid further advises that, "theleast ideal place to site an alarm
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depending on house design sometimes." He also advises that peo-
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ty council or community Alert groups do not fund other than the
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 YOUGHAL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ALERT MEETING OCTOBER 2010
By Christy Parker
The Youghal and District Community Alert group held it's AGM
in the Walter Raleigh hotel on October 6th. A new committee was
elected with outgoing Chairman, Jack Dempsey,retiring from
office, as it were. He was succeeded by outgoing Treasurer
Michael Beecher. Pa Forrest was voted new Treasurer, while Kay
Curtain and Sergeant John Sharkey were re-elected as Secretary
and PRO respectively.
Mr Dempsey thanked the top table and beyond for their help and
contributions during his tenure. He referred to the installation of
43 personal monitored alarms as a major achievement during the
past year and said it gave him great satisfaction to hear recipients
say they felt safer and less alone since the alarms were fitted.
Garda report
Sergeant Sharkey's monthly report announced that,having com-
pleted payment for the initial 43 alarms, 14 further applications
had now been received. In the coming week or so these would be
forwarded to the Department of Community, Equality and
Gaeltacht Affairs for funding, which hopefully would be forth-
coming. Meanwhile there remained scope for a few more applica-
tions to be included.
The sergeant spoke briefly on Drug Awareness Week and said An
Post would soon be delivering information leaflets on the Dial to
Stop Drug Dealing campaign to every household. He said gar-
daicontinued to participate in an unrelated local drugs project, in
conjunction with drug workers, doctors, counsellors and former
addicts. In terms of policing, there had been 34 street searches
since the previous meeting, resulting in six people found in pos-
session of cannabis.
The recent Midleton and District Garda meeting on anti-social
behaviour in Midleton he noted, had been well attended.
Discussion ranged across anti-social behaviour and other garda-
related matters and Youghal "was well represented by town coun-
cillors and the Chamber of Commerce."
Proceeding, Sergeant Sharkey said the inaugural Cork County
joint policing committee meeting would take place on November
8th on Floor 16, County Hall, Cork. Top Garda officers, including
the three chief superintendents from the city and county, will
attend, as will Chief Inspector of the Garda Siochana Inspectorate
Kathleen O'Toole. It would be a public meeting but questions
must be submitting in writing (e-mail etc., acceptable) by 5pm on
October 15th.
The garda said he had spoken to 170 junior cert students in
advance of their exam results celebrations and gladly reported that
the night progressed without notable incident. On the other hand,
ASBOs had been issued to three male teenagers relating to their
summer activities in and around business premises on the main
street and they were now banned from entering shops on the main
street unless they had "legitimate business" within. Sergeant
Sharkey reflected that the Community Safety Open Day (Sept
20th- 26th)had gone well, inclusive of the garda's station open day,
a Garda talk to transition year students on road safety, meetings
with care and repair and youth interests and calls to the elderly.
Liquor licensing and underage drinking
The sergeant observed that pubs and off licences were being well
run, with low detections for underage drinking. Underage drinking
on-street seemed recently to have subsided somewhat but the gar-
dai were "not taking anything for granted," he stated.
The sergeant spoke brieflyon the newly-introduced law on the test
purchasing of alcohol in pubs, whereby teenagers, supervised by
An Garda, are sent into licensed premises to attempt to buy alco-
hol. Sergeant Sharkey stressed that the initiative is not intended to
'catch out' unsuspecting retailers as such, with prerequisite
requirements such as location, previous complaints and/or convic-
tions, etc.,needed before a premises is chosen. He stressed that the
teenager's welfare is paramount and that his/her parents' or
guardian's written permission was required prior to training and
operational duties. The discreet presence of a garda in an operation
would exempt the teenager from giving court evidence, he pro-
ceeded. Strict criteria also applied in regard to who was recruited,
while more rural communities would probably require recruitment
from outside the locality, observed the PRO. All considered how-
ever, the sergeant wondered whether many parents would feel at
ease in allowing their children to participate in the scheme. "Only
time will tell how it works in practice I suppose," he concluded.
(See elsewhere in this edition for further information on this proj-
ect).
Crime figures
Reported crimes since the previous meeting included one minor
assault on the Jail Steps between two teenagers "known to each
other." A DPP file is being prepared. There were three burglaries,
including one in Ballymacoda on Sept 7th, where "a substantial
amount of cash" was taken and two burglaries nearer the town on
September 29th. Burglaries had also occurred in Midleton on the
29th and three "well known criminals" from Cork city were sub-
sequently arrested. Forensic evidence was taken and a file has
been forwarded to the DPP.
The month included three drink driving arrests, five for public
order offences. There were eleven criminal damage offences -four
of which were detected and pertained to two pairs of local young
people randomly damaging cars on separate weekend nights. They
were now under the Juvenile Diversion programme. Three thefts
were recorded of which one, in a local supermarket, was detected.
The figures, in more detail, run thus:
Burglaries (3): Ballymacoda, Gortroe and Park Mountain
Minor Assaults (1): Jail Steps;
Drug Searches (34):Including North Main Street, Cork Hill,
Kenny's Lane, Burgess Cross and the Church of the Holy Family).
The six detections for cannabis possession occurred at Bridgetown
in Castlemartyr, the Church of the Holy Family, Chickley's Road
and Burgess Cross.
Public Order Offences (5): Two at Cork Hill and one each at the
former Murray Kitchens site (trespassing), Taylor's Lane and Friar
Street.
Criminal Damage (11): Friar Street, South Main Street, Dominic
Collins Place, Hilltop Caravan Park, Golf Links Road and
PobalscoilnaTrionoide.
Thefts (3): Suprvalu and two unspecified locations.
Drink Driving (3): Lighthouse Hill, Seafield, Ballyvergan.
Sergeant Sharkey also informed the meeting that three young peo-
ple had been referred to the HSE under the Children's Act, result-
ing in an Emergency Care Orders being acquired. Over-consump-
tion of alcohol was apparently involved.
Hoaxers
The need for vigilance against hoax callers was stressed as the ser-
geant reported that a gang claiming to be Sky sales representatives
had been active in the east Cork area. The limited description
available (as one tries not to be cynical and suggest they could be
authentic!) suggests a "scruffy" group, with no ID and driving a
silver Mitsubishi jeep with writing on the sides. Additionally a
scam recently being perpetrated involves an individual who
prefers a €100 note to purchase a minor item, then confusing shop
assistants with a complicated series of monetary exchanges before
"walking out with couple of hundred euros without you even
knowing it."
From the floor: alarms and
Asked as to Halloween security arrangements, the sergeant said a
plan was being submitted to a higher authority devised and he
hoped the weekend would proceed as benignly as 2009.It's a sign
of the troubled times -and systematic neglect by political forces-
that funding for the next trance of socially monitored alarms
remains uncertain. The hope was expressed that Youghal's 'clean
slate' regarding the original 43 installations would benefit the next
application.
Replying to a question as to what requirements are need to quali-
fy for a monitored alarm, the PRO said an applicant need not nec-
essarily live alone and the only stipulation was that a household
must have someone at least 65 years old in residence.
 CHRISTMAS PARTY TIME
TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL
SHOWING AT YOUR OFFICE
CHRISTMAS PARTY
It’s that time of year again and the office party is looming. But
how do you make sure that one night letting loose with your work
colleagues doesn’t mean disaster on the career front in 2009?
Remember, just because your boss is footing the bill for the annu-
al team extravaganza, the Christmas party is still a business event
and we still have to watch our business manners. Here are 10 busi-
ness etiquette tips to survive the office Christmas party without
becoming the talk around the water cooler for all the wrong rea-
sons.
Check the dress code – make sure that you dress appropriately.
The office party is not the time to wear an outrageous outfit –
unless of course it is fancy dress. For women especially, remem-
ber that if you spend all year looking to establish your profession-
al credibility and get taken seriously by your work colleagues, you
don’t want to risk your professional reputation by your colleagues
and bosses talking about what you didn’t wear!
Get connected – the office party may be attended by senior lead-
ers in the organisation. Remember they are perhaps looking for-
ward to the party even less than you are. However one of the rea-
sons that many people don’t progress as fast as they would like in
their career is that they have little sponsorship inside the company
and they do not have an extensive network. Rather than spending
all night talking to your friends from your team, make the effort to
introduce yourself to the senior leadership team. Even your
finance director who said “bah humbug” about the expense of this
years party is more likely to become more affable when the party
gets going.

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 WHERE NOW FOR YOUGHAL AS TYTEX CLOSES ITS DOORS?
By Derek Kiely
OCTOBER the 1st proved to be what a lot of people consider the
final nail in Youghal's industrial coffin as it’s last big factory of
any significance Tytex closed it’s doors for the very last time, leav-
ing the remaining few employees bewildered and leaving yet
another black mark on a town once renowned for it’s industrial
production.
There are some great smaller industries working well in the town
and there are pockets of small businesses making a living but when
you consider the way the bigger local factories and manufacturing
industries have closed in the last couple of decades, it resembles
something of a domino effect as one after the other has tumbled
into non existence and unfortunately in the short term for Youghal
it seems that there are no signs or reinvestment in the town and lit-
The empty Tytex Factory joins other closed industries in Youghal.
tle or no sympathy either from Leinster House, so where does
Youghal go from here?
Tytex was in the Springfield Industrial Estate in Youghal for
almost 25 years and the last lingering hope for a town which has
seen a gradual decline in major industrial production of many
kinds and unfortunately it hasn't seen any signs of new major busi-
nesses or companies coming into the area to invest.
When you consider the average population of Youghal and its hin-
terlands is approximately between eight to nine thousand people
and with factory closures in the town over the last 10 years reach-
ing a figure at 2,500 people who have lost their livelihood, that
means that an average of over 25% of the area's population have
lost their jobs through the years, which is a frightening statistic.
The last remaining employees at the Danish owned company now,
like the hundreds before them seek some kind of employment else-
where and with nothing available in the area or the town, they will
The former home of Seafield Fabrics and other related businesses now vacant.
now, like so many Youghal people will have to secure work out-
side of the town of Youghal which means less money coming back
into the town as a result and other areas or even countries will ben-
efit from Youghal workers lucky enough to get a job in other towns
or cities.
It is hard to believe that all the following local industries have been
lost to Youghal over the last 10 years Elba (55 Jobs in 2007)
Couristan Carpets (Formerly Youghal Carpets 92 Jobs in 2006)
Kodak (220 Jobs in 2003) Artesyn Technologies (160 Jobs in
2002, but once a thriving business with 631 employees).
Other factories to fall were Dennison, Bryant Rubber, Youghal
Carpets, Seafield Fabrics, Murray Kitchens and Blackwater
Cottons, the list just goes on and it seems that nothing at this
moment can be done to stop this.
Mayor of Youghal Town Council and Fianna Fail Cllr Mary
Linehan Foley told Youghal News "I am a local Youghal
Councillor and Youghal is my number one priority and I am dev-
astated that Tytex have closed, I am devastated for the town and
for the employee's that lost their jobs not only in Tytex but those
who have lost their livelihoods through all the factory closures
down through the years. At this moment nationally things are very
bad everyone knows that, but even though the future looks very
bleak for Youghal at this moment in time we have to start some-
where. I have in the past spoken to Mary Harney, Michéal Martin
and I will be pressing the Minister for Enterprise Trade and
Innovation Batt O'Keefe on this subject and I hope that something
can be done for our town. I see smaller industries, more person-
alised industries as the future for our town and after all there are
now many unused factory warehouses and buildings standing idle
in Youghal which are open to leasing and development, plus I
firmly believe that we have to enhance Youghal as a tourist desti-
nation that is a very important step forward for us as a communi-
ty and we will have to come together as a community if we want
to get ourselves back on track".
What is sad is the constant reminders of the 'Good Times' that
A sad sight for sore eyes, the former Murray Kitchens site is now overgrown and
delapitated.
everyone remembers when they drive by those empty 'White
Elephant' buildings which were once thriving factories all around
the town, some of which look dreadfully dilapidated.
If the future wasn't bleak enough in these extremely difficult times
where economic growth is at an all time low, the news that the clo-
sure of Tytex just compounds the feeling of doom and gloom in
Youghal at the moment and this week nobody is feeling that than
those last remaining employees of Tytex who lost their jobs.
Liam McLellan a former employee and SIPTU Shop Steward at
Tytex Ireland Ltd one of those very people told Youghal News
"There should be a task force put together including, Youghal
Town Council, The Youghal Chamber of Commerce, the IDA, Fás,
SECAD, Enterprise Ireland and the Trade Unions to come togeth-
er to put some sort of rescue plan for Youghal. I think that we
should have a public meeting and invite the four elected TD's
(Michael Ahern FF, Ned O'Keefe FF, David Stanton FG and Sean
Sherlock LAB) to come along and face the people of Youghal and
tell the people of Youghal what are they going to do to get employ-
ment back into our town".
The final closing of Youghal's last factory has definitely hit a chord
with many people in the town and the feeling of anger is felt in
many quarters and more noticeably is the feeling of frustration that
this saga of job losses in Youghal through the years has not been
sorted out in some shape or form.
What people may be unaware of is that there had been efforts to
get Governments, Oireachtas Committees and County Councils
and development bodies to look at Youghal seriously as an
employment black spot and do something about it which was a
point made strongly to Youghal News by Sinn Fein Cork County
Councillor and Youghal Town Councillor Sandra McLellan who
said "I was in discussions with Tytex on many occasions in rela-
tion to the situation in Youghal, I also brought this before Cork
 WHERE NOW FOR YOUGHAL AS TYTEX STATEMENT FROM TYTEX AS, IKAST, DENMARK.
CLOSES ITS DOORS? Dear Mr. Kiely,
Thank you for giving us the chance to give you a statement on our
motivation to close down our operation in Youghal.
Our core product line Continence Care is going through a drastic
change at this time. The market requires increasingly products that
come of a different technological platform than the one we had
established in Youghal.
Since many years we are running this technology in our plant in
Slovakia. With the volumes of the machines in Youghal being
reduced in such a way, we had no option but to take this step.
I hope this helps.

A sad sight for sore eyes, the former Murray Kitchens site is now overgrown and Best Regards
delapitated.
Stefan Fritzsche
relation to the situation in Youghal, I also brought this before Cork President, CEO
County Council and the IDA and personally handed a letter to the Tytex AS, Ikast, Denmark.
former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern when he was at the opening of
Pobailscoil na Tríonóide in relation to the dire situation in our
town in regards to employment. I believe we are back at the very
beginning and we have to get together and make a new start for the
town. There are plenty positives out there and of course I am dev-
astated at the closure of Tytex, but we have to move forward and
the Youghal Chamber of Commerce and the Youghal Town
Council are trying and have been trying for many years to get
things happening in our
town. There is Tourism
Enterprise opportunities, we
are a progressive council
with progressive ideas,
there are fantastic opportu-
nities for new businesses to
come into the town, we have
Blue Flags, we have incen-
The combined Youthreach Youghal and Youghal Youth Project groups pho-
tives for new industry in tographed at County Hall for the First Cut Youth Film Festival 2010. Included are
Youghal and as a Eddie Kelly, Tuath La, Kevin Mythen, Rosanna O'Brien, Laura Hennessy, Ricky
Community we will have to Roche, Jason O'Sullivan, Lauren McCarthy and Gavin Curley. Their films 'Cursed
come together to support the Couristan Carpets, formerly Youghal Carpets Phones' and 'The Janitor' were screened. Picture Mike English

industries already in place which in the boom years of the 60's and 70's
and canvass hard to get other was the life beat of the town of Youghal
industries to come into our town".
The last word goes to Liam McLellan who said "I wouldn't in any
way want people to think that Tytex didn't try their hardest to
remain in Youghal, they tried very hard and were good employers
and made the end of our jobs with them as painless as they possi-
bly could, I feel for my fellow colleagues who have bills and mort-
gages to pay and I want to be optimistic about the future, but a
Youghal Task Force has to be put in place as soon as possible for
anything to happen".

Andrew Sheehan, Youghal pictured with cousin Patrick Kelly & Sam Maquire Cup.

MICHAEL AHERN T.D.

Clinic 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month
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 -
Foxhole Industrial Park the former home of Eastman Kodak and Dennison etc, Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael.ahern@oireachtas.ie
now empty.
 Perks Family Entertainment Centre
With the designation of Youghal as a "Family Friendly" destina-
tion last year and the ever growing demand for value for money
family holidays, Perks Entertainment Centre joined forces with
many of the accommodation providers in the East Cork, West
Waterford region, to offer their guests a value for money package
for Perks. As part of the initiative, all staff working with the
accommodation providers were entered into a draw for €500, and
the lucky winner was Lucy Heaphy of Quality Hotel and Leisure
Centre Youghal.
Siobhan Piper, Sal Tivy & Loreen Sweeney presenting €500 to Lucy Heaphy.
The package included a reduced bowling price, from €34 to €20,
half price kiddie rides and 3 for the price of 2 in the Lazer Tag.
With such a tremendous response from visitors to the area and
from locals alike, Perks Entertainment Centre is continuing this
bargain bonanza for the Winter Season. Birthday Parties are a spe-
ciality at Perks and there is a package for everyone, whatever your
needs. If you book a birthday party for a Friday, the Birthday
Child goes FREE. If you're a weekend person you won't miss out.
Book a birthday party with 12 or more guests and the birthday
child will go FREE. If your party includes Blackbeards Adventure
Play centre and the Kiddie rides you will get an extra half hour in
the Play Centre absolutely FREE. Or why not book the VIP
Jumbo deluxe and you will get an extra half hour of an activity of
your choice. All birthday parties include hats, birthday card and
certificate, party host, group photograph, a gift for the birthday
child, tea/coffee for mum and dad, party bags for all the guests
and a choice of food from the party menu from Mac Perkies fast
food restaurant.
Mac Perkies fast food restaurant is one of the highest quality
restaurants in Munster and has been awarded with "The Quality
Fastfood Circle" in recognition for serving fresh food made from
quality ingredients. All products are made from 100% beef or
chicken from a carefully chosen group of farmers who are com-
mitted to high standards of food. Perks is also proud to say that
they offer high quality food at low prices. Families can dine in the
70 seater restaurant or avail of the excellent takeaway service.
Among some of the specialities are the sizzling chicken wraps and
delicious doner kebabs as well as our Kiddies Menu of
Burgers/Sausages/Nuggets with chips and a soft drink or juice. If
you want to go for the healthier option, you can indulge in a tasty
veggie burger, cod fillet or chicken fillet bap. All meals are great
value for money with a variety of food that will suit the whole
family.Perks Entertainment Centre has everything under one roof
for everyone from age 1 to 100. State of the art video games,
Bowling, Lazer Tag, Snooker and Pool, Adventure Play Centre,
Kiddie Rides that include Bumper Boats, Safari Train, Carousel,
and Ladybird ride and much more besides. If you fancy a flutter
you can enter the luxurious showboat casino (over 18's only)
which boasts a wide variety of games. Each day all customers are
entered into a draw to win a cash prize and on Sundays there are
2 draws for €100 as well as light refreshments and nibbles. The
casino also has its own coffee room where you can help yourself
to tea/coffee and relax in front of the TV.If that's not enough for
you there is lot's more in store, with a Spooky Halloween Party on
Friday 29th of October and Santa arrives on Saturday 20th
November. For more details call 024 92438 or see www.perksfun-
fair.com
LANCOME EVENING
AT MURPHY’S PHARMACY
Murphy’s Pharmacy, 129 North Main St, Youghal would like you
to experience and enjoy the vision that Armand Petitjean had for
skincare when he established Lancome over 70 years ago.
Lancome now has products to suit every woman for every stage of
her life.
Mandy and Ina, both highly trained by Lancome, will suggest an
appropriate skincare regime which best suits your needs. From
cleansers and moisturisers to anti-ageing products and serums,
they will help you maximise your skincare results so that your skin
feels as radiant as Julia Roberts!
Unsure about how to create the latest runway make-up craze? Fear
not as each look can easily be recreated at home. Mandy and Ina
will give you step by step instructions and handy practical hints on
how to achieve a long lasting and attractive look for any occasion.
The latest hot product from Lancome is the “Teint Miracle” liquid
foundation SPF15, suitable for all skin types. This foundation
specifically helps to recreate the aura of perfect looking skin. Your
skin instantly feels smoother, appears flawless and radiates lumi-
nosity as if lit–from-within! It retails at €34.50. Other key products
to complement your new foundation include the Teint Miracle cor-
rector pen and the essential ‘Serum of light’ Eclat Miracle, all
available at Murphy’s Pharmacy.
To celebrate this special Lancome promotion, in addition to the
fantastic free gift with purchase offer, Murphy’s Pharmacy are
offering customers a special V.I.P invitation to an evening event to
be held on Tuesday 12th October from 7.30pm to 9p.m.
Customers will receive their choice of wine or non - alcoholic bev-
erage plus light refreshments on arrival and can avail of a special
10% off all Lancome purchases on the night exclusively. This is in
addition to a 7 piece free gift with two or more Lancome products!
Both Mandy and Ina will be available on the night for consultation
on all beauty matters. Please don’t hesitate to call 024 92796 to
book your place for this unique occasion. Looking forward to see-
ing you on the night!
€3,400 RAISED BY JD’S LADIES STAFF
AND FRIENDS FOR YOUGHAL HOSPICE
J.D's Pub ladies staff and friends / customers recently participated
in the Evening Echo Ladies Mini-Marathon in Cork on Sunday
26th of Sept. last.
Marion and the 'girls' worked hard to get sponsorship wherever
they could at fairly short notice to raise money for our local
Community Hospice. The sum of € 3,400 was collected after all
their hard work. We would like to thank everyone who supported
us with this fundraiser for a very worthy local cause.
Pictured at the Cheque Presentation are Lora Joyce, Cliona Doyle, Esther
O’Connor, Marion Doyle handing over the cheque to Ann O’Dwyer Matron,
Youghal Hospital, Breeda White, Winnie Hegarty Youghal Hospital, Marie
McCarthy and Daria Pigla.
Youghal Maritime Tradition Kept Alive YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION
in Boat Building Project SPONSORSHIP OF KEITH PHELAN FUND
On 9th August 2010 a wonderful community based project got
underway in Tyntes Castle, Youghal which re-ignited the tradition-
al craft of boat-building which has a long tradition in Youghal.
The project was based around the recreation of the 'Salmon Yawl'
boat which was unique to Youghal.
Initiated by Cllr Barbara Murray through The Youghal Socio-
Economic Development Group and part funded by South & East
Cork Area Development, this project was delivered by Mr. Jim
Horgan, a Youghal native, currently living in Galway. Jim is the
only surviving person with these traditional skills. Commenting
on the project, Cllr Murray stated: "We were extremely anxious to
use the knowledge that Jim was willing to impart on the local com-
munity. He has been undertaking boat-building projects using tra-
ditional methods since 1992, and has given extensive training in Barry Treacy, Manager of Youghal Credit Union presenting a cheque to Tony and
building of Galway Hookers and Currachs. Participants in the Lyndsey Phelan for the Keith Phelan Fund
course were literally guided through the steps from design stage to
construction of the boat, through to the finished boat product".
The project involved specific training in boat-building of small
traditional craft and was aimed at re-igniting the traditional craft of
boat-building which was synonymous with Youghal for many
years. Over the course of the boat-building, each day the local
community was awarded the opportunity to get involved in the
project. Morning and afternoon information sessions were con-
ducted by Mr. Horgan while a series of lectures by guest speakers
on areas of interest on Maritime Heritage were also an integral part
of the project. These casual sessions were conducted free of
charge.
The project took place at Tyntes Castle, in the centre of The North
Main Street, with participants aging from 25 - 75 years of age. The
promoters, The Youghal Socio-Economic Development Group The pupils from 3rd to 6th class from National School enjoy a walking tour of
wishes to sincerely thank Mrs Nora McCarthy and son Tom allow- Youghal, pictured under the Watergate.
ing the boat to be constructed on their property. Special thanks to
South & East Cork Area Development (SECAD) and Youghal
Town Council for their support throughout the project.
Those worthy of a special mention include guest speakers who
gave talks; Sean Noonan, Liam Coveny, Frankie Mills, as well as
neighbours Carmel O' Halloran and Eileen Quill who provided
cakes and tarts daily and came for the progress report and the chat!
The Buttimer Family must also be acknowledged as it was Paddy
Buttimer's boat that provided the inspiration! Photographs were
supplied by the Buttimer family showing boat building in 1947
when Paddy built his last boat.
In reflecting on the project, Cllr Murray said: "This project it must
be said far exceed all expectations. It was wonderful to have the
old Youghal tradition of boat building revived and on view in
Youghal. Youghal is extremely fortunate that Jim Horgan is one of
our own and took the initiative to encourage this project forward - The children in Park National School busy making fruit salad.
putting huge time and energy into the project! Thanks also to the
Horgan girls Mary, Joan and Patricia".
To date, the boat is almost near completion and all that remains is
for it to be oiled and varnished. As funds have run out and in order
to complete this final step a bucket collection on the weekend of
15th October 2010 will take place throughout Youghal. Your sup-
port in this fundraiser is generously appreciated.

AILBRIN SOCIETY
NEW SEASON
Rosaleen Underwood, M.A.P.G.I - a native of Youghal- will open
our new season with a talk on: IRISH MERCHANT PRINCES -
FATHERS OF BANKING IN IRELANDThis will be held on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20TH AT 8.30 P.M.
Please note this will be at our new venue: UPSTAIRS, RED
STORE, NORTH MAIN STREET, YOUGHAL. Others talks to
follow will be on diverse subjects such as - Quakers and their
influence on Youghal, Walks in Antarctica, Astronomy. Condon’s Florists, winner of the Shop Window Competition run in conjunction
Admission: €5 for non-members, members free with the Youghal Celbrates History Festival
 SME INFORMATION EVENING AT AIB YOUGHAL

Barry Galvin and Karen Farrell Barry Walsh and Michael Durkin Michael Cunningham, Ger Motherway and JF Bernard

Anna Krasuska, Padrone Restaurant winner of the Hamper Samantha O’Donoghue AIB pictured with Guest
receiving her prize from Marie Barry Manager AIB Speakers Bryan Hassett and James White Kay Power, Fiona Hennessy and Karen Fitzgerald

Mary Barry AIB, Michael Beecer, John Barry and Michael Browne Mary Bernard, Eileen Quill and Ann Krasuska

Gerty Murphy AIB, Sue Doherty Súil Eile and Samantha O’Donoghue AIB Helen Lucey, Con Spillane, Michael and Brendan Lucey
 TOUCH OF CLASS FASHION SHOW IN AID OF MEALS ON WHEELS

Pat Joyce and Tina Coleman, Meals on Wheels Anne Marie Flanagan and Carol O’Brien Ann Coleman and Mary Lee

The O’Brien Family pictured with Mary Lee and Ann Coleman
Models from the Ilusive Model Agency pictured with Teresa, Tess and Breda
O’Brien

Joan Morrisson, Joan O’Connor and Pauline Plant Fiona Budds, Stephani Coleman and Irene Kenneally

Fiona Geary and Mary Landers Susan Hamel, Mary Hogan and Dympna Quill Kathleen Roche, Eileen Whelan and Katherine Roche

Members of the Meals on Wheels Committee - Debbie Savage, Angela Boland,

Geraldine Browne, Tina Coleman, Pat Joyce and Ann Coleman Angela Kennedy, Caroline O’Brien and Siobhan O’Keeffe
 YOUGHAL WOMEN'S NETWORK YOUGHAL TOP THE CORK COUNTY
MAKE-OVER NIGHT COUNCIL ANTI-LITTER TABLE

Corina Byrnes and Kath Curley who Breeda O'Keeffe, Kathleen Keohane
received a Make-Over and Margaret Dunne

Ned Brennan, Chairman of Youghal Tidy Towns committee and members

who worked tirelessly to secure 1st place prize in the Town Category B1 at
the Anti Litter competition final. (Picture: Ger Flanagan)

CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ANTI LITTER CHALLENGE

2010 LEAGUE TABLE - CATEGORY B1
Town Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Total
Youghal 88 91 93 272
Fermoy 87 90 90 267
Kinsale 85 82 91 258
Bantry 86 85 84 255
Bandon 81 91 82 254
Corina Byrnes and Kath Curley pictured with Michaela and Emma Bailey of Team
Bailey Hair Salon Ballincollig 77 89 84 250
Crosshaven 90 71 82 243
Kanturk 55 83 81 219

Eileen Long, Mary Daly White and Eileen Long, Mary Daly White and
Bridie Butler Bridie Butler

Deputy Mayor, Cllr. John O'Sullivan and Louis Duffy, Director of Services
Environmental, pictured presenting Ned Brennan, representing Youghal,
with 1st place prize in the Town Category B1 at the County Council Anti
Litter competition final in the Vertigo restaurant in County Hall last night.
(Picture: GMC Photography)

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 CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT NEWS

Competitors in the Juvenile Player of the Year 2010 pictured with Johan Brosnan
(Juvenile Officer) and Joy Bryan (Chairperson).

Congratulations to Veronica Hegarty and Jason Long who are pictured at their wed-
ding in Corfu on the 13th of September last.

DOLPHIN FOUND IN CLAYCASTLE

Johan Brosnan (Juvenile Officer) pres- Phil Mangan (Lady Captain) presents
ents Andrew O’Brien with the Player of the Stroke Play Competition winner
the Year 2010 trophy Martin Keohane with his prize.

Jamie Buckley pictured with the dolphin on Claycastle beach taken by his nanny,
Eileen Twomey

Phil Mangan (Lady Captain) presents Phil Mangan (Lady Captain) presents
the Lady’s Stroke Play Competition Theresa McCarthy with The 2010 Lady
winner Lily Bulman with her prize. Player of the Year prize.

Hazel Dorney and Denise Tobin pictured after running the recent Evening Echo
Stroke Play competitors. Back row: Johan Brosnan, Helen Landers, Martin Cork Mini Marathon in aid of the Cochlear Implant Programme. They collected
Keohane (winner). Front row: Lily Bulman (Lady’s winner), Phil Mangan and Joy €420 in sponsorship and would sincerely like to thank all their families and friends.
Bryan Special word of thanks to Michelle McArdle and Murphy’s Insurance, Youghal.
 YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB
LADIES
Wed 29th Sept - 18 Holes Singles Stableford Cat A 1st Dympna
Quill (18) 40pts, 2nd Anne Cronin (19) 38pts, BG Marian
Sweeney (7) 28 gross; Cat B 1st Trish Landers (23) 38pts, 2nd
Breda O' Donoghue (24) 37pts, 3rd Jo Swayne (25) 36pts
Cat C; 1st Brid Doyle (30) 33pts, 2nd Ann P. Coleman (33) 32pts,
3rd Una Cotter (33) 32pts
Wed 6th Oct - 18 Holes Singles Stableford Sponsored by: John
Brosnan & Co. Solicitors; Cat A1st Marian Sweeney (7) 36pts,
2nd Dympna Quill (17) 35pts, BG Frankie Forrest (13) 22gross,
3rd Breeda Fitzgerald (19) 34pts;Cat B 1st Amanda O' Neill
Coyne (27) 38pts, 2nd Breda O' Donoghue (24) 36pts, 3rd Ann
Rochford (26) 34pts, 4th Jo Swayne (25) 33pts; Cat C 1st Clare
Guerin (34) 36pts, 2nd Mary O' Callaghan (35) 33pts, 3rd
Finnoula Coleman (36) 32pts, 4th Brid Doyle (30) 27pts. CSS 74.
Fixtures: Wednesday 20th October Club Singles
Ladies Branch AGM at 7pm in the Clubhouse.
GENTS
Tues 28th Sept - Open 18 Holes Singles Qualifier Sponsored
by: Killarney Plaza Hotel.1st Jimmy Coleman (12) 39pts, 2nd
Paddy Heaphy (7) 39pts, 3rd Patrick O' Connor (13) 37pts
Tues 5th Oct - Singles Qualifier - Finals Day
Fri 1st - Sat 2nd - Sun 3rd October - 18 Holes Singles
Stableford Sponsored by: Geaney & O' Neill Ltd., 1st P.J.
Bunyan (8) 41pts, 2nd Mark Kenefick (12) 40pts, 3rd Eddie Harty
(16) 40pts, Cat 0-7: John Reid (5) 38pts, Tony Kearns (5) 38pts
Cat 8-13: Billy Joyce (12) 39pts, Brendan Mc Carthy (13) 39pts
Cat 14-18: George Treacy (15) 38pts, Michael M O' Sullivan (15)
38pts, Cat 19+ Des O' Halloran (22) 39pts, Billy Crowley (23)
35pts. CSS Fri: 37pts, Sat: 36pts, Sun: 37pts.
Tues 5th Oct - Final of the Open Singles Qualifer
Sponsored by: Killarney Plaza Hotel.
1st Bryan Walsh (9) 41pts, 2nd Jack O' Donoghue (11) 40pts, 3rd
Brendan O' Leary (10) 39pts. CSS 37pts.
Fri 8th - Sat 9th - Sun 10th October - Christmas Hamper
Weekend Sponsored by; Galvin's Costcutter
Supermarket/Great Gas. 1st Colin Donoghue (5) 41pts, 2nd
James Condon (20) 40pts, BG Paul Moylan (1) 35pts, 3rd Philip
Monaghan (12) 39pts, 4th Eamonn Walsh (11) 39pts. Best Fri:
Michael Ryan (12) 34pts, Best Sat: Des O' Halloran (22) 38pts,
Best Sun: Donie Mc Carthy (11) 39pts. CSS - Fri: n/c, Sat: 34pts,
Sun: 37pts
Fixtures: Sat: Fourball, Sun: Singles. Fri 22nd - Sat 23rd - Sun
24th October Open 3Ball (Ladies/Gents/Mixed) Sponsored by:
Maxgrove Furniture: John & Eileen Cronin
The following presentations will be held on Sunday 31st October
Golfer of the Year 2010:Sponsored by: Muckley Jewellers,
Youghal.Winner: Conor Coyne, Runner Up: Brendan O' Leary
P.J. Morrissey Club Singles Matchplay Winner: Conor Coyne,
Runner Up: Willie White
Joe Mc Ginty Club Fourball Matchplay Winners: Eddie Ryan &
Willie White, Runner Up: John Hooley & Jim O' Connell
NOTICE:
Friday 15th October - Men's Club General Meeting at 7.30pm
Friday 5th November: Club Annual General Meeting at 7.30pm
TALLOW COMMUNITY COUNCIL
Tallow to welcome Tommy Flemming
We are pleased to announce that Tommy Flemming will give an
evening concert in Tallow on November 25th 2010. The concert
will be held in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Tallow,
which will add to the atmosphere of the concert and will prove to
be a wonderful venue.The concert starts at 8pm. Tickets are 30.00
and will be on sale next saturday morning, 11.00am to 12.30pm
at St.Patricks Hall and are available from any committee member
of the Tallow Community Council, at Tallowvision or by calling
the following number 086 8036427.Tickets are selling well at the
moment so book now to avoid disappointment.
GIRLS DAY OUT
@ THE SHANAGARRY DESIGN CENTRE
The Shanagarry Design Centre in East Cork are having a "Girls
Day Out" event this Sunday October 17th with a very exclusive
day of pampering and lots more.
The Shanagarry Design Centre would like to invite all their cus-
tomers and friends to come along and join them in celebrating this
special occasion at their store from 12pm until 6pm on Sunday.
Guests will have the opportunity to see the latest designs from the
collections of Orla Kiely, Mischa Barton, Nica and Ana Faye.
Enjoy a glass of wine and canapés on arrival followed by a series
of beauty and fitness demonstration who will also be providing
complimentary vouchers on the day.
All customers will be in with a chance to win a 6 month member-
ship in the newly opened Garryvoe Hotel Health centre.
The Castlemartyr Hotel will be giving out vouchers for their spa
on and guests will receive lots of other free goodies.
The family run Shanagarry Design Centre is owned by the
Kilkenny Group and operated by local Cork woman, Marian
O'Gorman, daughter of the late entrepreneur Christy Kelleher,
founder of Blarney Woollen Mills.
Marian O'Gorman says the company are delighted to be in
Shanagarry.
She comments: "Although we are currently operating in a very
difficult economic environment at the moment, the East Cork ven-
ture has been very successful and one of the reasons behind this
success has been the support we have received from the people of
East Cork and the wider hinterland since the very first day we
opened.
Synonymous with promoting Irish design and quality Irish crafts-
manship, the Kilkenny Group now operate eight Irish stores with
outlets in Dublin, Galway, Killarney and Shanagarry, East Cork as
well as a hugely popular online sales website (www.kilken-
nyshop.com)
The stores, including the East Cork outlet, are renowned for their
extensive range of beautifully crafted pottery and accessories,
jewellery and fashion, homewares and gifts for all occasions.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR PETS SAFE THIS
HALLOWEEN
Halloween trick-or-treating is an exciting time for kids but it can
also be a distressing time for our pets. Each year in Ireland, veteri-
nary practices around the country are inundated with victims from
fireworks and bonfires. Animals become so terrified from the
noise of bangers and fireworks going off near their homes that
drives them to extreme behavior. The ISPCA recommends you
should always have effective pet identification such as an ID tag
on your pets collar and a micro-chip in the event your pet escapes.
Unfortunately stray animals bear the brunt of Halloween pranks
and many defenseless animals are tortured each year by
Halloween louts. If you witness an animal being subjected to
cruel treatment, please notify your local Gardai and contact the
ISPCA National Animal Cruelty Helpline on 1890 515 515.
Please help us stop the mistreatment of innocent animals. Take
precautions to ensure your pets stay safe, calm and remain indoors
this Halloween. With a little caution, Halloween can be a safe and
enjoyable time for everyone.
For further information about the ISPCA, please visit
www.ispca.ie, email info@ispca.ie or call (043) 33 25035.
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 WEST WATERFORD NEWS Happy 70th Birthday Celebrations
Drug Awareness Information Meeting Clashmore Community
to Mary Hogan
Alert Group in conjunction with Clashmore Parents Association
will present a drug awareness information meeting on Tuesday
from Blackwater Heights, Youghal
19th of October 2010 at 8.30pm in Clashmore National School Congratulations and Happy Birthday to Mary Hogan who cele-
Guest speakers will include Sargent Andy Geary Community brated the big day with her husband John, family and friends, at
Relations , Garda Clare Courtney Community Relations and Tracy The Green Barn Restaurant on Sunday last the 10th October.
Nugent Community Based Drugs Initiative - all are welcome.
Kinsalebeg N.S Non Stop Draw; 1st prize Jim Fitzgearld, Seller
Cain & Aoife Ryan; 2nd Prize Kate Keogh, Seller Megan & Kate
Keogh; 3rd Prize Mossy Keogh, Seller Megan and Kate Keogh;
4th Prize Maura Keogh, Seller Eoin Fitzgearld
Children's promoters prize winners Finbarr McGrath Katie Foley
Megan Keogh
Kinsalebeg Thursday Club
Last Thursday we held a Tea Dance to celebrate Age Action Week
- we were delighted to welcome some ladies from Cumann Na
Mary cuts the birthday cake with John, family and friends
Daoine Youghal. We hope they all enjoyed the day - we had a raf-
fle that evening and a total of €155 was raised and the proceeds of
this we are using as follows
A donation to Age Action Ireland Dublin and to the Keith Phelan
Appeal of Youghal- Thanks to all who purchased Tickets and to
the staff who donated prizes Also a special thanks to the Thursday
Club band and all who contributed song & dance our bakers to the
ladies from Youghal and of course our own members.
Computer Classes In the next week or two we will holding
Computer Classes in Kinsalebeg Hall for Beginners and internet /
Advanced More Details Soon.
Art Classes with April Kinsalebeg Community group in conjunc-
tion with Local artist April Curtin BA. MA. Will host a of six week Marley Walsh who celebrated
programe of intense thought classes on Arts most important ele- his 1st Birthday last Saturday
the 9th Oct. Birthday Boy
ments from 19th October to the 23rd of November Classes of apx Marley is the son of Patrick
90 mins with a total cost of €50 to paid on enrolling night [Oct Walsh and Tisha Hayes from Birthday girl Mary with her brothers Teddy,
19th] at 8.00pm in Kinsalebeg Hall Springfield Court, Youghal. Michael and John and sisters Nuala and Therese
Week one - Introduction, Week Two - Shading dimension - still
life [ pencil and charcoal]. Week three Life Drawing - study of the
body / facial portaits -[ pair people up] or bring in photographs to
work from Week four - acrylics, Week five - water colours [ recre-
ating landscapes], Week six Oils, theory and pratise End results -
a final piece to be part of a small exhibition held in the hall.
Death of Mary Johanna Cronin With deep regret we received
the news earlier this year of the death of a native Clashmore Mary
Johanna Cronin [nee Connors] Coolboa Clashmore which
occurred in England on May 17th . On Sunday October 24th
Requiem mass for Mary Jo will be celebrated in Clashmore
Church at 11.am

HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Now that you are seven years old its time you did what you are told
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And don't you for a moment think ink makes tea a nicer drink
Don't feed the goldfish ham and cheese, plus from now on, if you please….
Oh never mind, It can wait, we'll start it all when you are eight!
Christy Parker
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Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto -Jackpot €11650
Once again on Wednesday night last we had no winner of our jack-
pot which now stands at €11650 when our draw takes place this
week at the Old Sill Bar in Clashmore Village Our letters this
week were G, D, A, E and our winners of €20 spot prize winners
were Eoin Fitzgearld Kinsalebeg, Pauline Roche Newtown, Mary
Anne Troy C/O Pa.
Our letters the previous week were X, E, V, F and our lucky win-
ners of €20 spot prizes were Sinead Coughlan Clashmore, Paul O
Connell Aglish, David Coughlan Clashmore
Well done to all our winners and thanks to everyone for their sup-
port
World cup dreams come through for Ruben!
Gavin Hackett [son of Mike and
Mary Hackett Shanacoole
Kinsalebeg, his wife Deirdre
(from Scartaglen near Killarney)
and their son Ruben from
Valencia in Spain, attended the
welcome for the Spanish
National soccer team when they
brought the World Cup trophy
and the European Cup to the city
last weekend.
When Spain went to play the
World Cup competition, the
Valencia club had four in the
international squad, including
top scorer David Villa, but dur-
ing the competition, no less than Deirdre Ruben Gavin Hackett holding
the world Cup.
three of the
international squad were transferred to other clubs like Real
Madrid and Barcelona. The result was just one member of the
squad was then from Valencia when the competition was won -
and that is why it took so long for the trophy to reach Valencia. As
you can imagine every footballer all over the world has dreams of
holding the Jules Romeo World Trophy during his lifetime - but
here it is held by six-month old Ruben Hackett - a Spaniard of
Irish parentage.We wish Ruben further success and may he hold it
high again later in his life.
Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Aggie
Hurton and family Ballyheeney Clashmore and all the members of
the Hurton and Heffernan families especially Kathleen, Joan,
Eileen, Philly, Lily, and Tommy on the death of their brother
Danny Heffernan Youghal. Danny's death occurred peacefully on
Monday September 27th at Brookfield Nursing Home Leamlara.
Reposing at Egan's Funeral Home Greencloyne Danny's removal
took place on Wednesday evening to the Holy Family Church
Youghal. Following requiem mass on Thursday Danny was laid to
rest in North Abbey Cemetery. May he rest in peace.
Kinsalebeg Macra Notes - Stock Judging
Last week was a very busy one for Kinsalebeg Macra On
Wednesday last we had three members of our club taking part in
the county round of the Beef and Sheep stock judging competi-
tion. In the senior category William Keane represented our club
and won the senior title of the Beef Stock Judging. This is
William's second year winning the stock judging. In the under 23
section we had two winners from our club Edmond Og
Ledingham taking first place in the Sheep Category and Gavin
Dower winning the beef category. The national finals of these
competitions will take place in Arklow over the October bank hol-
iday weekend and we wish all three lads from Kinsalebeg Macra
the best of luck.
"Know Your Agri" Quiz On Friday night October 1st our club
had a team in the annual "Know your Agri" table quiz where they
again won for the second year in row - but cannot represent
Waterford two years running. Well done to William Keane,
Seamus Barron and Luke Cunningham who were our winning
team members.Exchange Night On Saturday night all of
Waterford Macra Clubs had an exchange night, which took place
at the Moorings bar Dungarvan with 3 clubs from South Tipperary
- A great night was had by all and many new friendships were
made.
AGM Our club annual general meeting took place on Friday night
last and we had a great attendance and we are delighted to wel-
come all our new members to the club Anyone interested in join-
ing the club can do so by contacting any member of the club
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ladies Football - Junior Football
On Saturday October 2nd our girls travelled to Cahir Co Tipperary
to take on the Moyle Rovers in the Junior Ladies Munster Semi
Final. Unfortunately our girls had to settle for second best on this
occasion - as Moyle Rovers proved to be the much stronger side
they now go on to the Munster Final.
For this brilliant team of ladies - who brought us so much enjoy-
ment all season this is the end of the road for another year. It has
been a fantastic year and we congratulate the team, their coaches
and trainers on their wonderful achievements. A very special word
of thanks to each and every member who have given so much time
and commitment to training and matches right throughout the year
- you have done our club justice and we are all very proud of you.
Enjoy the break and see you all back in training in 2011.
Knockanore ploughing championships 2010 Results
The amount of entries at this years annual ploughing match in
Knockanore exceed all expectations, again weather conditions
were very favourable and we are very grateful to Ger Kenneally
and Family for providing us with an ideal site for this years event.
A very special word of thanks to the Kenneally family and all our
sponsors with your contributions we would not be able to host
these local ploughing championships each year. Our thanks also to
Helen's Home Catering who served up some excellent food - our
own team of tea ladies who kept the refreshments served right
throughout the day. Thanks to Henery's Hotel and the Shamrock
Inn, Christy and all the musician's and last but not least you our
competitors and supporters. The following are these years'
prizewinners
Senior 2 Furrow 1st Larry Bergin Tipperary South, 2ND Tom
Kirwin East Waterford, 3rd Maurice Walsh Knockanore; Under
28 1st John O Brien Tipperary South; 3 Furrow Open 1st James
Prendergast Clashmore; 3 & 4 Furrow Standard 1st James
Murphy Tipperary South, 2nd Thomas O Neill Knockanore, 3rd
Darren O Neill Knockanore; Senior Reversible 1st Paddy
Harrington Cork East, 2nd Mark Hally Tipperary South, 3rd John
Casey Tipperary South; 3&4&5 Furrow Reversible 1st Tom
Lonergan Tipperary South, 2nd Paul O Brien Knockanore, 3rd
Paddy Power Knockanore; Vintage Hydraulic 1st Moss Fleming
Cork East, 2nd John O Brien Tipperary South, 3rd Tony Kenneally
Cork East; Vintage Trailer 1st Liam Prendergast Lismore, 2nd
Denis Hennessy Cork East; Single Furrow 1st Pad Lehihan
Lismore, 2nd Oliver Power East Waterford, 3rd Christy Murphy
Cork East Congratulations to all our winners and to all our com-
petitors who went on and did so well at the national champi-
onships in Athy the following week
Welcome Back Joanne Food made a welcome return to the
Decies Bar last week as our chief the new Mrs Joanne Foley
returned for Honeymoon - Welcome back Joanne and every good
wish to you both in married life.
Sympathy Our deepest and heart felt sympathy is extended to
Ann O Halloran, Garry, Coran and all the members of the
Coughlan family on the death of Ann's Dad - Jackie Coughlan
Lower Cork Hill Youghal. Predeceased just 11 weeks ago by his
loving wife Nellie - Jackie and Nellie will be so dearly missed by
their loving family- Mary, Jo, Ann, Danny, Michelle, Elaine, and
Johnny and our thoughts and prayers are with them all at this very
sad time Reposing at Egan's Funeral Greencloyne Youghal his
removal took place to St Mary's Parish church on Sunday evening
and following requiem mass on Monday Jackie was laid to rest in
North Abbey Cemetery. We pray that he and Nellie are now reunit-
ed again and may they both rest in peace
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Kinsalebeg Macra Beef Stock Judging The county round of
Macra Beef Stock Judging takes place this Wednesday night in
Kilmacthomas at 7pm - we will be represented in this competition
and we wish the lads the very best of luck
Know Your Agri The "know your Agri Quiz" takes place this
Friday night in Cappoquin - our club has the option of entering up
to four teams so all members are asked to make a special effort to
get teams together - If you are organising a team or want to be part
of a team please let Aileen Know - we need to know numbers for
the night.
Saturday night out!
This Saturday is also a night out in Dungarvan for Waterford
Macra Clubs - and we will be joined by South Tipperary Macra
Club's This is a chance for our members to get to know people and
a great excuse for a night out on the town!
For more information on this outing please contact Waterford's
Macra Sport's and Social Officer -Carmel O Keeffe.
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA
Under 12 Football Championships
Earlier this month a fine team of young men represented
Under 12 clashmore div 2 county champions.
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA Club in the County final of
the Under 12 Div 2 Football. They played a brilliant game against
a strong Rathgormack side and made club history by winning the
first county title in this age group \ grade for our club so well done
to all of you and your trainers you did our club proud!
DVD on Sale! With our new club shop now open for business in
recently refurbished club house - you might like to know that
copies of the Three in one DVD of the under 14 Western - County
and replay of the county final is now on sale there. At just €20 this
is excellent value for money and it can be purchased during shop
opening hours which are Friday evenings from 7 and 8pm. We
also have a huge selection of all the clubs sports wear in stock so
do pay us a visit any Friday evening.
Under 11 Hurling This young team played some great hurling in
all five games in the Town and Country League in recent weeks.
While we were not winners all these players are showing huge
promise and they can look forward to a great season under 12's
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto Jackpot €3100.
Once again this week we had no winner of our Jackpot so we will
have €3100 to be won in next week's draw which will take place
at The Old Still Bar who manages to match our four numbers out
of the drum. Last Monday night's numbers were 2, 4, 7, and 15.
Well done to the following who were our winners of €20 spot
prizes - Johnny Curran Kilmore. Ray Tobin The Old Mill. Mary
O' Riordan Ardsallagh, Nell Foley Ballycurrane. Mary O'Brien
Grallagh. On the previous week we had no winner of our Jackpot
the numbers were 11, 13, 20, 24 well done to the following who
were our winners of €20 spot prizes Thomas Cunningham C\O
Peg, David Murray [phone number supplied], Johnny Flavin,
Daniel & Christine Collins Kinsalebeg, Chris Coughlan
Ballycurrane. Our thanks to everyone for supporting our weekly
draw
Clashmore 45 Drive. This weeks top prizewinners in the
Clashmore 45 drive at the Decies Bar with 8 games were Michael
Roche and Eddie O' Halloran. In second place with 7 games were
Liam Curran and Thomas Power and in joint third place with six
games were Eileen Dower and John Motherway, Mary Ann and
Bobby Conroy, Pat O' Halloran and Pat Roche and Mary and Ger
Donovan. Best of the last five were Martin Lynch and Mike Hunt
The boys and girls of junior infants in kinsalebeg school.
and our lucky last games winners was Nell Foley and Roger
Hynes
The previous weeks top prizewinners in the Clashmore 45 Drive
at the Decies Bar were Noel Nugent and Billy Allen Tom
Osbourne and John Motherway they won nine games each. We
also had joint winners of our third prize on eight games each we
had Nell Foley and Roger Hynes, Nell Foley and Ed Hynes Best
of the last five were Mike Hunt and Martin Lynch and our lucky
last game winners were Mairead and Michael Fahey. Well done to
all our winners and thanks to everyone for supporting our weekly
game.
The latest book about Youghal is simply called 'SARS'
It will be launched at the G.A.A, club at Magnier's Hill On Friday
night October 22nd at 8-30 PM. From 1933 to 2010 - Sars has
played a very important behind-the-scenes part in the social make-
up of the town. Rarely in the news, those people went about their
work, leisure and prayer, diligently. As writer Maurice Aherne, in
his chapter, says 'When one person had cause to be happy - then
everybody celebrated; and when one was sad - then all were sad!'
Indeed, when the word 'Sars' is mentioned in the town of Youghal
- everybody knows what that little word means. It is short for
Sarsfield Terrace - the original housing estate on the top of the hill
- just outside the Town Walls and below St. Raphael's Hospital.
Years ago, the heart of the town was in the small streets and
laneways that were (and still are) so numerous between Windmill
Hill and Cork Hill. Then, as housing conditions improved, a large
portion of that closely-knit population was relocated from their
cramped quarters to the newly built Sarsfield Terrace above the
town. So people left behind them the small single bedroom house
that had only a 'dry' toilet and a shared outdoors-public tap for
water. The women could be seen around the tap, with their wash-
boards and tubs, scrubbing away while sharing the latest gossip.
What a change to find oneself in a new two bed-roomed house
with an indoor toilet and a sink with its own tap in the kitchen.
Other improvements were a solid fuel range cooker and a gaslight
on the ceiling. And so the future heart of the town - with its hard-
working people, characters, wits and entertainers - began to bond
and form in this new location. In another description, this book
could be termed an anthology - meaning a compilation of differ-
ent writers - because no less than twenty-eight writers have sub-
mitted pieces about growing up in 'Sars', Windmill and Cork Hills,
and they are all included. Some have written for books and mag-
azines before like Frank Keane, Kay Donnelly, Maurice Aherne,
Anne Lonergan-Tomlin in Australia and Fr. Donal Hussey in
Nebraska, But for the majority, it is their debut and we hope that
it is the first of many writings for them.Overall, we are talking
about fifty-two thousand words with two hundred and sixty pho-
tos - making two hundred and forty pages - and all for fifteen
Euro. It is written and compiled by Mike Hackett.The book will
be launched by the most senior citizen of the area: Mrs. Mary-Ann
Smyth, at the Youghal GAA club on Friday night October 22nd at
8-30 PM sharp. Afterwards, entertainment will be provided by
Aine O'Donoghue with Kathleen Quinn (duet) and later by well-
known entertainer Peter Lee.There is no entry fee and everybody
is welcome to attend. And lastly, the proceeds from this project
will go to the Leukaemia Section at Cork University Hospital,
where we have so many friends.
 HALF WAY BAR CHARITY RIDE

The Morrissey family from Cobh

Joanne O’Keeffe

The Budds Family Elaine and Jenny O’Flynn

Bronagh O’Connell and Aoife Crowley Lauren & Fionn Barry

BERTIES MATCH SPONSORSHIP

The Barry Family
FOR YOUGHAL RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB

Mairead Barry

Lucy, Eric and Dara Mellerick

Dolores Joyce

Kate Finn, Paula O’Sullivan and Gearoid Finn Paul Demspey, Berties Bar, Match Sponsors pictured with Declan O’Flaherty,
Club President prior to the first league match of the season at Frogmore on Sunday
last.
Hugh O’Sullivan and Timmy
O’Keeffe

Youghal Rugby Football Club’s first team pictured during a minutes silence for the
Mary and Helen Kennedy with Colman, Ellie late Moss Keane prior to their opening league match at Frogmore against Ennis on
Emer and Amanda Hogan and Aileen Walsh Sunday.
 LADY CAPTAIN’S PRIZE
The family of the late Danny Heffernan would AT CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT CLUB
like to thank most sincerely the staff of
Brookfield Nursing Home for all the care and
kindness they showed to Danny. To all who
sent mass cards and flowers. To Canon
Browne, Father Winkle and Father Cotter and
the Parish Choir and Eleanor.
To Colin Bulman and all the staff for their pro-
fessionalism on this sad occasion.

From all the Heffernan Family.

Mass will be offered for all your intentions.
Prizewinners in the Lady Captain’s Prize at Claycastle pitch & Putt Club
Seated: Phil Mangan President, Lily Bulman, James Howes, Winner, Joy Bryan
YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB Lady Captain and Rita Ryall. Standing: Martin Keohane, Martin Dalton, Thomas
Bulman President and Ed Long.
Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union
The following are the results and up coming fixtures of Youghal
Athletic club: First up we had the Cloyne 5k road race on the 9th of
September. I thought this person was out tanning his legs in some
far away destination but not only did he turn up in Cloyne he ran a
great time of 21.12 to come first place in his category, this was of
course was Sylvie O'Mahony. Well done Sylvie I knew Georgie was
holding you back!
Next up we had the women's mini marathon with over 10,000 run-
ners/walkers/joggers/pram pushers/dog walkers it was hard to pick
out Youghal AC athletes but well done to all especially well done to
Niamh Lynch who finished in 14th place, I'm a lot like Niamh, I am
tall, blonde, a good running stride but I must admit I am kind of jeal- Helen Landers making a presentation to Edward Howes receiving the Captain’s
ous because as she finished in 14th place so she had almost 10,000 Lady Captain Joy Bryan Prize from Joy Bryan
women running after her. Well done Niamh!
Next up we had the Cork to Cobh 15 mile road race with over 850
runners taking part on Sunday the 3rd of October. Haven't received
the results yet but I know one or two of our athletes took part. The
winner of this race was Alan O'Shea of Bantry AC in a time of 1.16,
very good time considering this was a 15 mile road race. There was
also a Cross Country event held in Youghal. Well done to all who
participated and got the venue organised and will have results at a
later date. Also we had another Cross Country event on the 10-10-
10, so if the times were out in your watches we can blame the
date.This was held in Carrignavar, results on a later date.
Up coming fixtures:-First up we have the East Cork 3k road race
on Tuesday the 12th of October held in the Midleton/Ballincurra
area and this will be the first in a series of 7. On the 24th of October
there is a 10k road race in Bandon starting at 2.00pm proceeds for
local school in conjunction with Bandon AC. On the 31st Of
October at 11.00 am you have a 4 mile road race in the Marina in
Cork City. On the 14th of November you have the Brickey run in
West Waterford starting at 11.00am.In between that our course you
have the Dublin City Marathon which is on the 25th of October and
best of luck to all taking part. There is a nice half Marathon coming
up in Waterford on the 11th of December.
The Emer Casey Foundation are holding a run in London on Sunday
the 24th of October at 11.00 am. in Brockwell Park in London
(SE24) in conjunction with Hernehill Harriers and the Emer Casey
Foundation. More information can be found on the www.emer-
caseyfoundation.com. That's all the fixtures but just to note there is
some cross country training for those interested at Tower Park on
Mondays and Thursdays at 7.00 pm. This is a good idea as it breaks
up the training schedule and takes runners off the road to do some-
thing different. Hope to see you there and don't forget all runners,
this is the time of the year for reflective bibs, be safe be seen. Bye
for now!

Youghal Camogie Club
Would like to Wish
Shona Cunningham
the best of Luck in Cork Senior
Camogie Final Replay
CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT
Club Strokeplay- Martin Keohane retained the Club Strokeplay
by returning a superb score of 17 up for the 54 hole tournament.
Johan Brosnan finished 2nd on 12 up. Lily Bulman won the ladies
with a score of 4 up and Michael Landers claimed the final 18 with
3 up. Chairpersons prize- There were over 150 cards played in
this years chairpersons prize. James Howes played superbly to win
Joy Bryans beautiful prize. Results-Overall nett-James Howes,
Overall gross-Edward Long, Gents 1st nett-Martin Dalton,1st
gross- Martin Keohane,2nd nett- Tom Pomphrett, Ladies 1st nett-
Lily Bulman,1st gross- Joy Bryan,2nd nett- Rita Ryall,18 h/cap
nett- Shiela O’ Sullivan. Congratulations to Paudie O’ Sullivan
who won his 1st scratch cup in two years by winning the
Templebreedy Scratch Cup. Paudie returned an impressive score
of 27 under to win by 3 shots from Ray Murphy. After knockong
on the door so often this season Paudies consistancy paid off in a
well deserved win at long last!
YOUGHAL LAWN TENNIS CLUB
Half price membership for new members Youghal tennis club
are currently running a special offer for new members. Join now
and not only will you avail of a 50% saving on membership fees
but you also qualify for three coaching lessons absolutely free.
Coaching sessions will take place between 21st October and 11th
November. Membership rates are as follows: family membership
was €200 now only €100, adult membership was €150 now only
€75, student membership was €60 now only €30, junior member-
ship was €50 now only €25, country membership was €75 now
only €37.50. The membership year runs from May 1st 2010 to
April 30th 2011. To avail of this fantastic offer or for more infor-
mation contact Frank 086 8406848.
Welcome Back Jan It's great to see Jan Power back on court after
her recent absence due to sickness. Thursday Night Club Night
A mixed doubles adult club night takes place every Thursday at
7.30pm. All levels are welcome, members and non members.
Contact Details For more information on Youghal tennis club
contact Linda 087-6754337, Caroline 086-1722047, John (087)
7672136 or Anne (086)1083485.
EAST CORK GAA
RESULTS: Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior B Football
Championship: Cloyne 2-8, Youghal 1-8; St Catherines 2-10,
Carraig na bhFear 0-9; East Cork Oil Junior B Hurling
Championship: Ballinacurra 1-8, Midleton 4-13; East Cork
Journal Minor A Football Championship: Erins Own 4-11, Kiltha
Og 1-9;
FIXTURES: Saturday 16th October 2010 Ml. O'Connor Motor
Factors Junior B Football Championship: Glanmire v Midleton , at
Cobh, 4:00 PM;
YOUGHAL ICA
YOUGHAL ICA GUILD MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY
NIGHT OCT. 13TH AT 7.30PM IN CUMANN NA DAOINE.
ALL WELCOME.
YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB
Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails - Sunday 10th October
6 brave members of Youghal C.C. headed for Ballyhoura last
Sunday for a bit more fun with the Mountain Bike. It was a regu-
lar trip for two of us but a maiden trip for the other 4 head the balls
of Youghal C.C. AND BOY GOD DID IT SHOW.
The Sunday Spin - Sunday 10th October
With the mad group gone to Limerick, two more groups gathered
at Moby Dicks last Sunday morning for the usual club spins. A
group of 4 gathered at 9.00am and took in the one of the clubs
most favorite spins down to Garryvoe, Cloyne, East Ferry,
Midleton, Killeagh and home to Youghal for a comfortable 50km
spin. A nice winter warm up for the lads with usual chat and ban-
ter on the way.
A second group of 7 gathered at 10.00am and took in another club
favorite spin up to Knockanore via Glendine. From there they rode
to Tallow and returned home the main road to Youghal with a chal-
lenging 40km completed.
KEITH PHELAN FUNDRAISING CYCLE
On Sunday the 17th October 2010, Youghal C.C. will participate
in a fundraising cycle in aid of local lad, Keith Phelan. The Phelan
family, from Raheen Park, Youghal, has launched a campaign to
raise funds to send their 11 year old son, Keith, who suffers from
Cerebral Palsy, for an operation in Germany, in the hope that it
will improve their son's quality of life.
The cycle will depart at 10.00am from Moby Dick's for
Castlemartyr and back. All experienced cyclists are welcome to
attend with a minimum donation of €10 required for all those par-
ticipating. Refreshments will be provided on the day.
Monthly Club Meeting Our October Club Meeting took place
last Wednesday the 6th of October at the Holy Family Church,
Youghal at 8.00pm. A good turnout was on hand to discuss the
numerous plans for the winter and in particular, the Sunday spins,
the purchase of additional sets of club kit and an upcoming chari-
ty event. Anyone missing from the meeting can obtain details of
same from the club Secretary.
Club AGM Our Club AGM will take place on Wednesday the 3rd
of November next at the Holy Family Church, Youghal at 8.00pm.
All club members are asked to attend with membership fees as
same needs to be submitted to Cycling Ireland that week. New
members are also welcome to attend. Any orders for additional
club kit must be in and paid for on the night as it will take some
time to obtain same.
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
weekly spin every Sunday morning at 9.00 am sharp leaving from
Moby Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate. This spin which runs on var-
ious routes every week usually takes between 2 to 3 hours ( weath-
er permitting ) and covers on average between 40 to 50km. The
pace is comfortable and we usually stop half way around for a cof-
fee 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 aver-
age 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 week-
end spins, please contact our Club Secretary Jonathan at 086-
8563292 for details. See you all Sunday Morning !!. Until next
week, safe cycling !!.

KILLEAGH CAMOGIE CLUB
Saturday 9th October 2010 was the culmination of all the hard
work put in by our Senior Panel and trainers during the long sea-
son of training and matches that was 2010. The sun may not have
shone on the day but the light and reception that greeted the arrival
of the County Senior B Cup as it was proudly paraded through
Killeagh made all the work and the 22 year wait worth while! The
last time the Cup was won by our girls the team captain was
Patricia Fitzgibbon(Tracey), this time the honour was Claire
Keohane's.
Our opponent in the all important decider was Eire Og yet again!
Well aware of the need to assert our authority Noelle O Donovan
scored our first point of the match,which turned out to be the first
of 5 points scored by Noelle during the course of the match.
Without giving us a chance to savour this Annie Walsh drove the
sloitar into the back of the net! Noelle had scored another 2 points
before Eire Og registered their first score of the match in the form
of a point. Angela walsh drove another ball over the bar and we
looked to be in command, but Eire Og rose to the challenge with
3 successive points. Kate Murphy responded with a fantastic free
from the wing. At half time we were ahead on a score of 1-5 to 0-
4. Undoubtedly our own Banaisteoir Kevin O Connors words of
advice at half time saw our girls coming out with all guns blazing.
Kate, Angela and Noelle scoring a collective 6 points to just 1
point from Eire Og. There was formidable defending by our back
line during the whole match. Despite their best efforts Eire Og
managed to score a goal as the light faded and the time ticked
away.. Not to be outdone,fresh from the bench Shauna Landers
scored the final goal of the match and then the final whistle blew...
We were deservedly crowned Senior B County Champions!!
To quote Sheila Spillane "we are at the top now and thats where
we are staying!". A proud moment indeed for everyone involved -
the great group of girls, their trainers Kevin, Tadgh Landers and JP
Murphy. The invaluable assistance during the year of Noel O
Connor and Pa O Shea must also be acknowledged. A special
word of thanks to all the supporters who travelled to this and to all
of the other games that resulted in Saturday's victory. Thanks to
those who made the parade through Killeagh Village so memo-
rable. The cards and texts received are much appreciated both by
the girls and the club. Panel : Carmel Deane, Sandra Smiddy,
Marie Smiddy, Anne Marie Walsh,Claire Keohane, Eanna O Neill,
Mary O Connor, Stephanie Beasuang, Noelle O Donovan,Annie
Walsh, Brid Stack, Gillian Cunningham, Angela Walsh, Laura O
Connor, Shauna Landers, Kate Murphy, Jessica O Shea, Elizabeth
Kelly, Deirdre Cunningham, Karen Walsh, Ashling Fitzgerald,
Aideen Walsh, Aoife Walsh, Nora Walsh, Roisin Culligan, Ali
Rose Sisk, Niamh O Keeffe, Ella Ryan, Shauna Harnedy.
Our annual Church Gate Collection will take place at all masses
next weekend 16th/17th October 2010. Volunteers to help collect
needed- please contact any member of the Committee for details.
Senior A Camogie Final:The County Senior A final was between
Imokilly and Inniscarra played at CIT on Sunday 10th October
2010. A number of our girls were on the panel who met Inniscarra
in what proved to be a thrilling final. Imokilly were leading by the
slimmest of margins going into the final seconds of the game
when Inniscarra with a superb effort scored a point which was to
draw the match. The full time score was 4-8 to 4-8. The date for
the replay has not yet been confirmed.Congratulations to our own
Angela Walsh who got player of the match for Saturday’s County
Final victory v Eire Og. Well done.
Killeagh-Ita's Juvenile G.A.A.
Congratulations and celebrations! We've to start this week's notes
once again with big congratulations to the women of our parish (and
one or two from outside!) who again showed us how to win in style
when they captured the Cork County Senior B Camogie title on
Saturday evening last in Páirc Ui Rinn. The win showed the impor-
tance of working from the grassroots with the very young, and how
hard work at under-age level can reap rewards at adult level. A lesson
for all of us there! Let's also wish Imokilly camogie team the best of
luck in their County Final replay against Inniscarra, whenever that
may be!
Féile Iomaint Fé 13 2010 Having successfully qualified from our
opening group last weekend, we advanced to the semi-final stages of
this competition. On Saturday last we travelled to the city venue of Na
Piarsaigh's, where we were to battle it out with the hosts, Fr. O'Neill's
and Blackrock for a place in this year's final. We were now among
some of the elite, top flight teams, but that is where we like to be and
we certainly love a challenge. First up were our near neighbours Fr
O'Neill's, who secured the opening score of the game aided with the
morning's strong breeze. With this strong breeze, we knew it would be
a game of two halves and so were not too worried when we had cur-
tailed O'Neill's to a 0-6 to 0-1 advantage as the short whistle had
sounded. However, wouldn't you know it! What happened? The wind
died! Where was Lady Luck when you needed her? So we had to plod
on without any assistance, and although we had a good second half,
O'Neill's halftime advantage stood and they took the opening two
league points, winning by 0-8 to 0-3.The hosts also secured their
opening league points as they overcame their city buddies in cluiche
a dó. Game two saw us against Blackrock and O'Neill's versus Na
Piarsaigh. These games were hard fought on but it was eventually a
city winner that emerged from both. At this stage it was looking like-
ly that the Na Piarsaigh boys would qualify from this group to
advance to the final. We took our places for our final game versus the
hosts, and Blackrock lined out against Fr. O'Neill's. This was one of
our better games of the day and we had some fine exhibitions of play
against this much bigger more physical team, and even had the advan-
tage of our superb goalie, Darren, bring off a magnificent save to deny
the city boys their penalty glory. Alas, it was not enough for us to
claim victory or the league points, thus the Blackrock/ O'Neill's game
faded into insignificance as the Na Piarsaigh lads had topped the
group with a top mark record, and thereby advancing to next week's
final, where they will play the boys from Sarsfields, who were also
lucky enough to advance from their group semi-finals. This will take
place next Saturday in the C.I.T grounds at 3.00 pm. We wish both
teams every success and we thank Robin Murray and Bord na nOg an
Chathair for a great competition Thanks also to our own bunch of lads
and their mentors, for two great weekends of hurling.
Fé 10 Peil Our Under 9 and Under 10 footballers played 2 thrilling
games against Cobh on Saturday last when they visited us in Páirc Ui
Chinnéide. While the strong wind affected play adversely, it didn't
deter the enthusiasm and effort from all four teams. Our Under 9 team
managed to get the better of Cobh's Under 9's, while our Under 10's -
minus a couple who had other duties - played very well but had to set-
tle for second best against a very skilful Cobh selection. With our sea-
son coming to an end shortly, it is very obvious that there has been a
big improvement in football since we started last March - well done
boys! Keep up the practice with the big and small ball every day!
Fé 12 Parish Leagues (Hurling) Next Saturday (16th) we expect a
morning of excitement in Páirc Ui Chinnéide as we play our 2010 U-
12 Hurling Parish Leagues in a blitz format. Boys born in 1998, 1999
and 2000 will play in this blitz for the honour of winning this presti-
gious trophy. Four teams have been picked, with Kevin Murphy,
Cathal Deane, Killian Treacy and Andrew Leahy as captains. The
action starts at 11.00 sharp, so all boys are asked to be present at
10.30. Bígí ann, agus bígí réidh!
Money, money, money ... GAA Lotto Syndicate (200 Club)
What is this, I hear you say? Some of you may already know and we
thank you most sincerely for your support. But for those of you who
do not know, let us explain. We here at Killeagh GAA Club have a
Lotto and Euro Millions Syndicate Club up and running; the excite-
ment each week as we wait to hit the jackpot is surreal! Yes, you too
could join in and be part of this group who are helping with the
finances for our Club house and new field, and be in with a chance to
win the loot!! For more info and how to become a member, contact
Tim Crotty 087/2542193, Joe Deane 086/3881445 or Ursula Coleman
087/6292646. Renewal for present members is now coming up and
you will be contacted shortly by a committee member. Come on, join
with us and have fun both on and off the field. Killeagh GAA Club
field(s) of dreams! And remember, you can also join the Cork GAA
Clubs Draw with cash, holidays and cars all up for grabs for just €100,
or take your chances for just €2 per week or €90 a year (a little saving
here) in our weekly Lotto which takes place every Monday evening,
and have a chance of scooping a four-figure jackpot.

DISCOVERING YOUGHAL'S ARCHAEOLOGY
Much has been written about Youghal’s ancient past, we have
all heard of the story of St. Declan who was refused landing in
Youghal so he went and founded the monastery at Ardmore a
short distance away in modern terms but in ancient terms it
was probably a two day hike. Little or nothing is known of these
early settlers of Youghal were they Iberian the earliest stone age
inhabitants or Celts,
Then nearly 400 years later, Ireland was besieged by the Vikings
who had large settlements in Waterford and Cork. It seems a log-
ical supposition that the strategic position of Youghal at the mouth
of the river Blackwater (a navigational river) was a prime
stopover for this seafaring people.
Then we come to the Norman arrival in Ireland and the building
of St. Mary’s Collegiate Church and onward to the English occu-
pation of Ireland in the 12 century. This of course leads to the
Earls of Munster and Lismore and into the Elizabethan and
Georgian period and the founding of the town as we now know it.
Even up to our modern past which includes the industrial heritage
such as our boat building heritage, the brickworks and our textile
history.
This multicultural town of ours is so full of archaeological histo-
ry much of which has never been researched, or if it has, is buried
deep in an archive in some forgotten cellar in a government build-
ing.
Therefore it is our intention under the auspices of Cumann Na
Daoine’s Men’s Social Group to set up a Amateur Archaeology
group which will meet in the Den at Cumann Na Daoine,
Catherine Street, Youghal on Thursday 14th October 2010 at
11am and invite everyone (men and women) to attend who is
interested in Youghal’s. Archaeological past.
For further information please feel free to contact Stacy at
Cumann Na Daoine on 024- 91900 or Martin on 0857787865.
YOUGHAL UNITED A.F.C. MATCH REPORT
Youghal Utd's U-14 Girls fell to a 4-2 defeat away to Avondale
Utd on the first day of the new season. It wa a disappointing
result from last season's league winners who performed far
better than the scoreline suggests. Youghal have a new look
team this year with some of last year's squad having moved on. A
number of players are experiencing competitive action for the first
time. It was a sluggish start for the away side but they settled mid-
way through the first half with signs of a favourable outcome as
they applied consistent pressure on the Avondale goal without cre-
ating any clear chances. Clodagh Whelan looked sharp and her
combination play with strike partner Holly Twomey almost pro-
duced the opener; Holly's dash down the right and follow-up
effort was well held by the keeper. Clodagh then went on a great
run after receiving a pass from Claire Keniry, unfortunately, she
over ran the ball at the crucial moment inside the area.
The first goal came against the run of play when a defensive error
allowed Avondale to shoot into an empty net. The goal seemed to
affect Youghal and 10 minutes before half-time Avondale's num-
ber nine scored twice to leave Youghal reeling with a scoreline of
3-0 that could not be predicted after an excellent first half display.
The goals were mainly down to poor marking and rustiness from
lack of match practice.
The second half began with the introduction of four substitutes
and immediately Youghal set about attacking their opponents.
Wave after wave of attacks finally resulted in a goal when great
work by the excellent debutant, Rachel Geary, found Clodagh
Whelan in the area and the new striker finished coolly to the keep-
er's right. Some of the passing moves between second-half substi-
tutes, Rachel Galvin and Amy Benaim and Holly Twomey on the
right were outstanding and it looked as if Youghal would make
swift work of a difficult reversal. The three combined brilliantly
to free Holly behind the left back.
The number nine struck a beautiful shot beyond the keeper only
to see her effort bounce agonisingly wide of the far post. Rachel
Galvin's mazey dribble and low drive also resulted in the ball
skimming the same post. Avondale's confidence grew with every
miss and their striker again showed prowess by out muscling two
defenders and finishing powerfully with a low left-footed drive
inside the near post; 4-1 to the home side. It was a bitter blow for
Youghal.
Rachel Galvin again came close with another individual effort as
Avondale defended their lead. The tireless Holly Twomey, who
had played all across the front, finally got the consolation of a
goal with only 7 minutes remaining. Beating a defender at the
edge of the box, she struck a great shot into the corner. At 4-2 the
impossible was not looking so daunting but despite lots of sus-
tained pressure with efforts from Amy Benaim, Rachel Galvin and
Clodagh Whelan just coming up short, Youghal ran out of time.
A disappointing start then but plenty of positives to be found in
the display, not least the passing that they produced and great
debuts in particular from Clodagh Whelan, Rachel Geary, Jen
Geary, Emily and Niamh Roche. It was great also to see so many
parents at the game supporting the girls and hopefully that will
continue throughout the season. This was a game Youghal will
want to move on from and a scoreline to forget, but not the per-
formance, everyone showed their ability and commitment. Best
for Youghal, Holly Twomey and Rachel Geary.
Squad: Nikita Flaherty, Kamilla Picuch, Sarah Roche, Katie
Manning, Jen Geary, Claire Keniry, Rachel Geary, Emily Roche,
Nevein Hassan, Clodagh Whelan, Holly Twomey, Niamh Roche,
Amy Benaim, Rachel Galvin, Emma Varney, Stephanie Fitzgerald.
YOUGHAL MAINTAIN 100% START IN
THE DEFENCE OF THE AIL LEAGUE
Thurles - 5 • Youghal - 21
Youghal ladies continue their unbeaten streak with a superb per-
formance away from their comfort zone, at the home grounds of
Thurles RFC. Weather conditions proving favourable for both
youthful running sides the Youghal ladies insured that Thurles
pulled the short straw by putting in a fierce performance from the
off. Thurles began to panic as Youghal edged the way closer to the
home sides try-line, and were penalised for a penalty around the
fringes, Kellie Faul slotting over this in range 3 pointer. Now, that
Youghal's nerves were settled they attacked the Thurles side from
all positions keeping them guessing. Thurles uncertainty left
Youghal's smart running Ciara O'Flaherty split the unorganised
defence in two from a speedy scrum break adding a deserved 5
points to the teams tally. Youghal's confidence was evident now
and their prowess couldn't be combated by the inexperienced
looking Thurles side. Youghal gained another 3 points when
Thurles were penalised for continuous off-side play. Some great
attack play from Sarah Hogan (Capt.) throughout, an unstoppable
force at the inside centre 'leading by example' an apt phrase. The
score line at halt tome Thurles-0 Youghal-11.
Forward play continued to be faultless with outstanding running
from both Kellie Faul and Leah Dorian, punching holes in the
weakening Thurles defence. Youghal's backs took advantage of
the space filled wings when some up-tempo play saw Lucy Barry
stride in for the 5 pointer, the conversion attempt going wide. The
Youghal defence up till now withstood all waves of attack but a
momentary lapse in concentration left the Thurles side gain some
well deserved yards. Youghal continued to be penalised and their
distress was clear as Thurles edged close to the try-line and an
eventual 5 points being awarded for their patient play. The contin-
ually sprightly Youghal squad stood strong and punished Thurles
for yet another lapse in concentration with a beautifully well
worked team try. Forwards creating space, backs advancing these,
Tamar Jayawardene getting the final score of the game and no
doubt the most credit worthy to the whole team.
Team: K. Faul, J. Arnott, J. Ryan, K. O'Mahoney, U. Fitzgerald,
D. Fitzgerald, L. Dorian, C. O'Flaherty, J. Barry, S. Fitzgerald, L.
Barry, S. Hogan (Capt) K. Sheehan, C. Griffin, T. Jayawardene, T.
Coady, N.O'Regan.
 - IN MEMORIAM - YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB
LADIES BRANCH
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it.
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen

Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and Youghal Pharmacy (Sponsors) - Included Lady Vice Captain Martina Hooley, win-
favour will be granted no matter how impossible. ners Dympna Quill, Helen Keane, Sponsor: Alison Connors, Donna Kenefick,
Never known to fail. Catherine Kearney and Lady Captain Mary Murphy

Sacred Heart, Rosary, Our Lady, St Claire BMC

80th Birthday Rememberance

Emer Casey Foundation (Sponsors) - Included Lady Vice Captain Martina Hooley,
Breeda O’Donoghue, Jimmy Healy, Physical Therapist, Sponsor Amanda O’Neill-
Coyne, Mairéad Healy, Jo Swayne, Juliette and Brendan Casey and Lady Captain
on the 13th of October Mary Murphy

Michael Slattery
5 Strand Street, Youghal
Dad, no special day is needed
For us to think of you
For you were very special
And we thought the world of you.
Love Gaye, Paul, Granddaughters Lucy, Georgine,
Emma, Catherine, Great-Grandchildren Lauren,
Nicole, Jack, Ryan, Stephen, Katie and Callum.
John Brosnan & Co. (Sponsors) - Included winners Marian Sweeney, Rep. Sponsor
YOUGHAL BOWLS CLUB Cora Callaghan, Lady Vice Captain Martina Hooley, Lady Captain Mary Murphy,
Breeda Fitzgerald, Fionnuala Coleman, Dympna Quill, Amanda O’Neill-Coyne,
- WEEKLY NEWS - Breda O’Donoghue and Frankie Forrest

28th September - Winners: Michael Shiels, Jean Need, Maureen

Broderick, Rita Ryall. • 5th October - Winners: Albert Ruxton,
Joan Hyde, Harry Parsons, Rita Ryall. The league continues…

Youghal Team pictured at the Irish Ladies Golf Union Inter-club Championships at
Donabate Golf Club: front row: Marion Feeley, Martina Hooley (Vice Captain),
Mary Coleman and Mary Murphy (Lady Captain). Standing: Noreen Cronin, Jo
Members of the Youghal Bowls Club presenting a cheque to Dave Cooley for
Swayne, Maeve O'Leary, Amanda O'Neill Coyne, Breda O'Donoghue, Paula
€600 in aid of his ongoing charity work for the Mercy Hospital Cancer Care
Brennan and Trish Landers. Picture by Pat Cashman
Unit. (Picture: Bobby Whyte)
 YOUGHALAND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ALERT
It was observed that there was scant application for modern smoke
alarms as had been urged at previous meetings but Sergeant
Sharkey said he had forwarded some applications to County Hall
recently and a response was awaited. Cork County Council sup-
plies these alarms free to the non-council tenants who are vulnera-
ble through age or disability. The alarms carry 10-year batteries and
the householder the householder is responsible for the installation.
(It is worth noting that hearing difficulties and use of sleeping
tablets can seriously affect the ability to respond to an alarm, in
which cases smoke detectors linked to the personally monitored
alarm system, or to vibrating devices under a pillow are available
at the homeowner's own cost). Smoke alarm application forms are
available from Youghal Garda station and from County Hall. The
sergeant further agreed to find out what is available in terms of
other personal safety devices, on foot of an inquiry.
Finally, Sergeant Sharkey urged that anyone with suggestions or
concerns relating to the gardai should communicate them to the sta-
tion or via the Community Alert group.
Thank you The meeting drew to a close with acknowledgement to
the Walter Raleigh hotel for the ongoing and comfortable accom-
modation for meetings before expressing further gratitude to outgo-
ing chairman Jack Dempsey. On behalf of the gardai, Sergeant
Sharkey congratulated him for his "excellent" and "inspirational"
stewardship and compared the former hurler and avid golf player's
to Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomery, albeit not necessarily in
his dexterity with a 9 iron. "You were the man in charge when peo-
ple were assisted through the installation of those socially moni-
tored alarms project. You went round personally to those people
and I hope you will see it as something of your legacy." A Walter TAPAS ÔNÕ TORRES: Pictured is Etaoin O’hAilpin preparing for the Tapas ÔNÕ
Raleigh meal-for-two voucher was presented to former chairman Torres speciality night at the Garryvoe Hotel which takes place on Saturday, 16th
Jack Dempsey in recognition of his efforts. "The food is excellent. October. Guests will be served a four course Spanish feast and wines from the vine-
I often eat here," advised his successor Michael Beecher. The next yards of Torres. For details on how to purchase tickets see www.garryvoehotel.com
Pic: Miki Barlok
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 YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION ATHLETE OF 2010 EMER CASEY NEW
THE MONTH AWARD WINNERS YORK CITY MEMORIAL RUN

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 YOUGHAL AC JUVENILE NEWS
SPONSORSORED BY YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION
COUNTY CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS EVEN
AGES · FEARGHAL CURTIN WINS U14 COUNTY · U10
BOYS WIN SECOND TEAM PRIZE
A total of 26 athletes travelled to Conna on Sunday 3rd October to
participate in the even ages Counties in Conna. The weather was
glorious and the course was challenging with hillwork included.
Most of this group were running a year out of their age and there
were a few newcomers running in their very first race. The dis-
tances have also doubled since last year but this does not seem to
have had any negative effect on our youngsters who seem to have
adapted well to the new longer courses.
GIRLS U10- The team was led in by young Lucy O' Keefe 13th,
followed by Ciara Leahy 18th, newcomer Kerry Barrett 21st,
Caoimhe Barry 30th and Tirna Cahill. Their scoring of 82 points
was good enough to put them in the top six teams in a very large
field. Good work girls!
BOYS U10 - Matthew Cody had a great finish to come in 8th
closely followed by Jake McCarthy in 10th, Peter Buckley 11th,
Dean Savage 28th, Ryan McCarthy 31st and Evan O' Keefe in
41st. Evan's twin sister had already run up an age in the Girls U10
race. These lads won the second team prize which was an excel-
lent result. Keep the training up!
GIRLS U1 2 - Newcomer Jayne O' Sullivan was the first scorer in
11th place followed by her clubmates who were running up Aine
O' Regan in 21st, Litisha Moriarty in 25th and Tara Murphy in
40th place. Jayne and Tara will run with the u13 team next week
and Aine and Litisha willl run in their own age group.
BOYS U12 - These lads were so unlucky not to have had a com-
plete team on the day; they were just short one. Killian Nolan ran
a brilliant race in a huge field and came in a strong 11th. He was
followed by Darragh Moran in 19th and Padraig McCarthy in 29th
place. It was such a pity with such good scoring from these three
lads and especially as there were only 2 other club teams on the
day. Killian and Darragh will both run in the U11 Counties next
Sunday and both lads will have a team in this competition.
GIRLS U14 - Emily O' Keefe and Lauren Murphy who are both
U13 ran in this race. Emily came 14th and Lauren in 23rd place.
These girls together with Tara Murphy, Jayne O' Sullivan, Jennifer
Hennessy, Jessica Carroll will compete in their own age group in
the counties on 10th October.
BOYS U14 - Surprise win of the day was from Fearghal Curtin
who never won a counties running up an age before. There was a
huge field with many experienced runners. The 3000m race start-
ed at a very fast pace. Fearghal stayed with the top 10 for the first
few hundred metres moving into 6th at the 800m mark; he ran a
very clever race and kept moving up a place getting stronger as
lads started to fade and gaps opened up. With 600m to go
Fearghal was in 3rd place and fought hard to catch up to the
Doheny's lad who was leading at this stage. He finished up sprint-
ing past this lad in the closing stretch leading into the tunnel. This
was a great victory for Fearghal who has been injured this
Summer.
GIRLS U16 - It was great to see Faye O' Brien back in actiona
after being out of the club for a few years. Faye ran a very good
race to finish in 11th place in a very competitive and experienced
field. Faye has only returned to training and has loads of poten-
tial so no doubt we will be seeing huge improvement. Niamh
McCarthy who has only just joined the club also did very well in
this tough 4000m course. Both of these girls will run with the u17
team next week.
GIRLS U18 - Emma Flavin and Ciara Broderick-Farrell both ran
in this 5000m race; both girls proved that they can cope with this
new gruelling distance. They were both a year out of their age and
finished in strong positions. Emma came in 7th just misssing out
on an individual medal and Ciara finished in 9th place. The girls
have just returned to training after their exams and it is great for
the younger juveniles to see this age group competing. Keep it up
girls!
EAST CORK EVEN AGES CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPI-
ONSHIPS - YOUGHAL 19th SEPTEMBER
The first leg of the East Corks was held in Tower Park, Youghal.
Many thanks to Youghal GAA who allowed us use of their
grounds thus enabling us to set out a very suitable course for the
bigger distances. Thanks also to all our usual hardworking club
members who assisted on the day. Great job done! Well done to
all our athletes who turned up on the day and who tackled the new
distances for their first time.
GIRLS U10 - 2nd Team - The team included Ciara Leahy 7th,
LucyO' Keefe 8th, Caoimhe Barry 14th, Tirna Cahill 15th and
Kerry Barrett 17th
BOYS U10 - 2nd Team - The team included Matthew Cody who
had a tremendous run to win the East Cork title, followed by Dean
Savage 6th, Ryan McCarthy 10th, Peter Buckley 11th and Evan O'
Keefe 14th
GIRLS U12 - 2nd Team - The team included Jayne O' Sullivan
7th, Karynn Collins 8th, Litisha Moriarty 9th and Aine O' Regan
11th.
BOYS U12 - Ist Team - Diarmiuid Clancy ran a strong race to fin-
ish in 2nd place as did Killian Nolan to finish in 3rd place both
winning individual medals. They were followed by Padraig
McCarhtyin 6th , Darragh Moran in 7th and Shane O' Riordan in
10th.
GIRLS U14 - Ist Team -Jennifer Hennessy had an outstanding
race to come in 2nd. She was followed by Emily O' Keefe 4th and
Lauren Murphy in 6th.
BOYS U14 - 2nd Team - Adam Curley led team home in 2nd
place and Fearghal Curtin in 3rd place both winning individual
medals. To complete the scoring Shane Buckley finished in 8th
and Cian O' Brien in 9th
GIRLS U16 - Nora Walsh ran very well to finish in 3rd place win-
ning a bronze medal.BOYS U16 - Sean Hennessy won the East
Cork title when he came first.
GIRLS U18 - Ciara Broderick-Farrell won the silver medal and
Emma Hennessy won the bronze medal.
BOYS U18 - Aaron Hennessy won the gold medal in this race.
We have a very busy month ahead with the Uneven ages Counties
on 10th October in Carrignavar, the Even ages Munsters on 17th
October in Macroom and the Uneven ages East Corks on 24th
October in Carrignavar. It is vital that everyone trains all nights if
possible. Training has resumed in Tower Park, Youghal on
Monday and Thursdays at 7pm and further training sessions will
be out in place over the next week. A webtext has been set up for
juvenile parents; please let us know if you have not been includ-
ed on same at training. A weekly text will be sent regarding fix-
tures and training. Many thanks to all those who are assisting with
the coaching. Training will also resume shortly for all our Track
and Field athletes.
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 INCH ROVERS U 14 EAST CORK
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 2010
Inch Rover's 4 -8 Mayfield 3-3
Report by Sheila Scanlon & Kevin Galvin
We played our East Cork Championship Final 25th Sept in
Carrigtohill against Mayfield. Weather was fine and team were in
good spirits. Game was to start at 6.15pm but due to heavy traffic
on Rd works on road toward Midleton some of the girls got
delayed. Game kicked off at 6.25pm. We also didn't have our reg-
ular Goalkeeper on the night due to other commitments but Niamh
Roche from the U12 panel stepped in which we were very grate-
ful for. Mayfield got off to a great start and seemed to settle fast.
Our girls missed a few easy points and had the opportunities to
score but seemed nervous at the start of the game. Mayfield got the
first score of the game with a point from play after 10 mins.
Shortly after Mayfield got 3 goals one after the other. At this time
it looked like Mayfield were the better team. But Inch girls kept
the heads up and got there first point of the game after 20 mins of
play. But Inch girls knew they had to get stuck in if they wanted to
win. Inch got a goal from play from Rachel Galvin to put them
back into the game to win this Final. Inch got another 2 points
from forwards Rachel Galvin & Aoife long before half time to
bring half time score to 1-3 to 3-1 in favour of Mayfield.
The girls knew what they had to do if they wanted to win this
game, we told them a few home truths and they went back on with
a more positive attitude to win this game.
Mayfield started off very strong in the second half but the inch
girls seemed to be the better team in the second got another score
of a goal from Aoife Long. This gave the girls a great boost and
they just went from strength to strength from score's from Meabh
Mulcahy, Rachel Galvin and Aoife Long. Mayfield got no score in
the second half. There was at least 10 mins added to injury time.
The high light of the night was our U12 player Amy Beniam who
went off injured in the second half, but was determined to come
back which did to get a brilliant goal to bring the full time score
to 4-8 to 3-3 . The girls went wild with excitement and shock after
been down 2 Goals and 2 points at half time. Its was such a relief
and special moment for myself and Kevin as coaches.
The Inch team: Niamh Roche, Katie Manning,Ciara Daly, Jennifer
Geary, Lauren O'Mahony, Ellen Beniam, Orla Daly, Joanne
O'Keeffe, Meabh Mulcahy, Emily Roche, Rachel Galvin, Rachel
Geary, Edel Hegarty, Aoife Long and Gabby Stephanov. Sub used
Amy Beniam for Gabby Stephanov, Rachel Murphy for Amy
Beniam.Other subs on the Panel, Emily Cahill, Niamh Goggin,
Laura Lucey and Ann -Marie Geary. As this been our last U14
game of the season I would like to thank the U 12 Girls for being
our back up support through out the season and we couldn't have
done without them. Also I would like to thank Claire Keohane for
helping out in coaching when ever she could between her own
games with football with the Inch senior's and camogie. Amy
o'Shea from the Inch senior's and who also plays with the Cork
Senior's who took time out to coach 2 tough training sessions dur-
ing the Summer for us. Thattens Bar for the refreshments after
both County final and the East Cork Championship final. Kevin
Galvin who was roped in at the beginning of the season and had-
n't much of a choice to help out coaching with me thanks a lot for
your expertise. Willie O'Neill who sponsored money towards the
food in Thattens Bar on the night of the East Cork Championship
Final. But not least ye girls yourselves for been such a great bunch
to coach and for sticking with it during the summer months when
other clubs folded. Thanks again to you all, for having me as
Coach for the U14 Panel and Hopefully See you all in 2011!!!!!
YOUGHAL INDOOR BOWLING
Bowling Results; Tuesday 14th September Harry Parsons, Jean
Healy, Frances Forrest. Tuesday 21st September Jack O
Donoghue, Harry Parsons, Jean Healy, Frances Forrest.
Leagues are in progress at the moment.
THE HOT SPOT YOUTH CAFE
Opening times Thursday 7.30pm-9.30pm, Friday 7.30pm-
10.00pm also open for all Champions League football matches!!
The youth cafe, is a great place to go meet up with friends, chill
out on the comfy sofas sipping yummy hot chocolates, listen to
music, play some pool ,If music is your thing then why not join
the other musicians in the music room for a jammin session!!,
There is something there for everyone to enjoy, Any young person
aged 13-17 years can use the youth cafe, Hope to see you there!!
YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB
Youghal 2-6 Ballinascarty 1-8
It was a day that will go down in history with the club, as it is the
first time Youghal Camogie have done the double.
After winning the County Championship for the first time in 32
years the girls weren't prepared to let the League final slip away.
The girls knew they would have their work cut out as they had
come up against Ballinascarty in the Championship final in
August.
Each and every girl on the panel has worked so hard through out
the year to make this possible, and a huge thanks to the dedication
of their mentors, Eoin O'Siochru, Ken Bulman, Ger Motherway
and Janette Power.
A special thank you to Alan Geary our Physio throughout the
league and Championship who kept the girls sound and gave great
advice.
The panel have been mentioned individually throughout the year
in different write ups, certainly they could all be written about
again as they gave it everything on the pitch last Saturday.
The Juniors look forward to next year as they progress to Junior B
1 - Dawn Kelly 2 -Aisling Siochru 3- Ann O'Connell - Captain 4-
Michaela Dalton 5-Ashleigh Corcoran 6- Sarah Flavin 7-Niamh
Quill 8-Shona Cunningham 9-Katie Sloane 10- Shannen Bulman
Joyce 11-Edel O'Connell 12- Roisin O'Keeffe 13- Kelly McCarthy
14-Siobhan Downing 15-Kelma McCarthy 16- Sally Ann Quill17-
Amy Motherway 18-Catherine O'Donoghue 19-Suzie Fitzgibbon
20-Ciara Siochru 21 - Leah Broderick 22 -Nora Sheehan 23 -
Deborah Foley 24 -Shannon Watson 25 Aoife Siochru 26 - Jane
Walsh 27- Allanah Finn 28 - Catriona Bulman 29 - Catriona
Bulman senior 30 - Chloe Daly
Trainers: Eoin O' Siochru, Ken Bulman and Ger Motherway
Selectors: Eoin O' Siochru, Ken Bulman, Ger Motherway,
Jannette O'Sullivan
Phyiso: Alan Geary
The season is not over for the Club as our U18's are in the County
Final, date provisionally booked for 23rd October and our U16's
are in the County Semi final, the success in the club has been
amazing this year and is all down to people working together, we
must also remember our U12's who have won the County earlier
in the year.
We would again like to thank our very kind sponsors this year -
Youghal Credit Union, Maggie Mays Bar & John Sloane.
Youghal Camogie Table Quiz
Date: 15th of October 2010 Time: 7.30pm Venue: Youghal GAA
Pavillion. Table of 4 €40
 In Memoriam
1st Anniversary
John Christopher Lyons
late of Cork City and London
who died on 14th October 2009
As each day dawns, we think of you,
As each night falls we pray for you
And throughout our lives, no matter where,
in our hearts you are always there
Sadly missed by you son Chris, daughter Teresa,
daughter-in-law Esther and grandchildren Dylan,
Jessie, Sophie, Holly, Mary-Kate, Layla
and all the Roche family in Youghal
3rd Anniversary
Dower
In loving memory of Terry who died on October 10th 2007
Another year has come and gone
But memories of you Terry
still live on
Will those who think of Terry today
A little prayer to Jesus say
Always remembered by your sisters,
Mary, Biddy, Jo, Lee and Cree
1st Anniversary
David O’Brien
late of Dermot Hurley Estate
Will those who think of him today,
A little prayer to Jesus say
From his loving sister Kitty Shiels
Garda Kieran Harte
Park, Youghal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Kieran’s parents, brothers, sisters and his extended family would like to thank all
those who symathised with us on our sad loss. Thank you to those who called to
our home, attended the Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and burial. We wish to
thank the clergy who officiated throughout Kieran’s funeral. We offer a special
thank you to all those who travelled long distances to be with us especially
Kieran’s large circle of friends, Thank you to those who sent beautiful letters,
Mass cards, enrolments and floral tributes. Sincere thanks to Egan’s Funeral Home
for their professional services. We thank our kind neighbours and friends for their
wonderful support. A special thank you to Gardaí Traffic Corps, Damien
McCarthy, Youghal Gardaí and also to Kieran’s work colleagues in Pearse Street,
Dublin and in the Community Policing Unit who escorted Kieran back to his
home, thank you for the wonderful guard of honour and the tremendous support
you all have shown us throughout our sad loss. As it would be impossible
to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token
of our sincere thanks and appreciation. The holy sacrifice of the Mass has
been offered for you intentions. Finally, we are heartborken that Kieran is
gone but we will cherish the happy memories we have forever.
First Anniversary Mass at 6.30pm, St Patricks Church, Inch, Sat, Oct 16th
1st Anniversary
In loving memory of
Garda Kieran Harte,
late of Park, Youghal
who died on 16th of October 2009
We thought of you with love today
but that is nothing new.
We thought about you yesterday & the days before that too,
it broke our hearts to lose you but
you did not go alone part of us went with you
the day God called you home
From your heartbroken parents Tom & Joan. Brothers
Seamus, Tommy & Barry, Sisters Margo, Siobhan, Theresa,
Sinead, twin sister Linda, Brothers in law, Sister in law,
Partners, Nieces, Nephews, Aunts & Uncles
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
anwd place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it.
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Petition Granted!
Our Lady of Lourdes & Sacred Heart BH
 In Memoriam

THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER 3rd Anniversary
O’ Shea
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
In loving memory of a dear brother John O’ Shea
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it. When God called you to his side that’s when we had to part,
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour, as time goes on without you John
not mine. Amen and days turn into years,
they hold a million memories and a million silent tears.
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
Too dearly loved not to be forgotten
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Petition Granted!

Virgin Mary, St Anthony, Padre Pio S.O’R.

Sadly missed by your sisters Julie, Patricia and Helen

THANKSGIVING 3rd Anniversary

MIRACLE PRAYER O’ Shea
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours, In loving memory of John O’ Shea,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here) Late of 7 Raheen Park, Youghal
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus who died on October 21st 2007
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it. No farewell words were spoken
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour, No time to say goodbye
not mine. Amen You were gone before we knew it
And only God can tell us why
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Never Known to fail.
Forever remembered by your sisters Aggie and Pauline
HMS
and your brothers Bill and Mikie

THANKSGIVING 1st Anniversary

MIRACLE PRAYER
Frank Griffin
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here) which occurs on the 12th of October
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
Treasured memories today and everyday of our dear Frank,
where your father sees it.
late of Quains Tce
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen
Deep in our hearts you will always stay,
loved and remembered everyday
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Never Known to fail. Greatly missed by all his family

N.P. Anniversary Mass Sunday 17th of October at 11am

in the Holy Family Church
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Ardmore/Grange ICA
"GOING TO THE DOG'S"
Ardmore/Grange ICA held their monthly meeting on Tuesday
14th September which was presided over by Elizabeth Dolan.
Our hectic Summer finished on a high note when our creative
writing group had a worksop and talk with Fergal Keane the jour-
nalist and TV correspondent . Last week some of this group head-
ed for the National library in Dublin to meet and discuss" memoir
"writings with author Irene Graham.
On a watery note Early September saw some of our members sail
down the beautiful Blackwater on "Maeve" skipperd by Tony
Gallagher.What a magnificent trip on our doorstep. Luckily the
rain held off on the day and we got full view of Ballinatray house
and Strancally castle nestled in the woodlands on the river
bank.On the return journey we shared our picnic with "pharaoh "
the dog man's best friend.
Our choir are back in full voice under the leaderhsip of Jane
Knight, we are always looking for new members so come along
and join in the craic.
The art weekends are ongoing and a craft day was held last week
end in Kilrossanty which included beaded jewellary and Quilting.
Back to our guild meeting Monica Dwane was our guest on the
night and what a pleasant enjoyable lighthearted person she was.
She was demonstrating flower arranging and while she cheerily
chatted she put a flower here and a little bit of shrubbery and
greeenery there and before we knew it she had 3 magnificent
flower arrangements which were raffled much to the delight of the
members.
Our headline is just a reminder to every one that our trip to the
dogs is coming up on Friday October 29 th please bring your
money to the next meeting which is on tuesday 12th October at 8
pm and we have another interesting guest to wet our appetites
.New members always welcome young and old.

YOUGHAL GAA NEWS
Lotto Winner Lotto numbers were 10, 11, 16, 29 (No Winner),
Next Jackpot €18,410 will be. €200 shared by Damien Moore,
Eileen Ring, Cian Barron Peake, Sean, Lisa and Taylor Aherne,
Paul Kennedy. Sellers prize Mary O'Sullivan. Tickets can be pur-
chased in Club Arás or many shops & pubs throughout the town.
If you're not in you can't win!!!! Thank you for your continued
support.
Results
Mon 27th U16Fc semi final Eochaill 2-14 v Glenville 0-13
Tues 28th Junior B Eochaill 2-9 v Glenbower Rovers 1-7
Wed 29th September JFL Division 3: Youghal 2-10 v
Carrigtwohill 3-4
Wed 29th Sept Under 14's S/F Eochaill 4-7 v Castlelyons 4-8
1st Oct IFL Eochaill v Ballinora (Win for Ballinora)
2nd Oct JCamL Final Eochaill 2-6 v Ballinscarty 0-11
2nd Oct U13H Corcaigh Feile in Fermoy
2nd Oct Under 8H Eochaill v Dungarvan (Won 2 lost 2)
4th Oct U16BFC Final Eochaill 2-15 v Erin's Own 1-4
Eochaill Socraithe 7th - 10th October
7th Under 16FChlge Eochaill v Dungarvan away @ 7.30pm
9th JBFC Eochaill v Cloyne @ 4.30pm Venue Aghavine
9th U15HC Eochaill v Bride Rovers - Copperalley @ 5pm
9th U10HChlge Eochaill v Kiltha Og Top Field @ 2.30pm
10th U16HL Eochaill v Russell Rovers @ Shangarry @ 5pm
Training for the Under 10's
Training takes place every Tuesday & Thursday , 7:00pm -
8:15pm & Saturday between 12:45pm - 2:00 pm.
Congratulations to our Under 16 Footballers who won the East
Cork Championship after beating Erin's Own on a scoreline of 2-
15 to 1-4. Eochaill Abú. Well done to Management Team.
Congratulations to the Junior Camogie who won the Cork County
League after beating Ballinscarty to complete the double.
Eochaill Abú.
Match Reports
U11 hurlers took part in the Michael Quirke hurling Blitz in
Douglas last Saturday and won their 3 games beating Ballygarvan,
Douglas (Dubh) & Douglas (Glas) to reach the final. They were
beaten in the final by Douglas (Dubh) but this was a great achieve-
ment and the standard of hurling was very high.
Youghal V Carrig Na bhfear Div 3 football league played last
Sunday in Carrig Na bhfear. We had a very weekend team but still
put up a good performance. We ended the game being beaten by a
better team.
Team 1 Scott O Sullivan,2 Killian Daly,3 Phillip Monaghan,4
Michael Cronin,5 Patrick O Mahony,6 Paul O Sullivan,7 Killian
O callaghan,8 Daniel Mulcahy, 9 Oisin Murphy,10 Aidan Foley,11
Aaron O Connor,12 Michael Sheehan,13 Victor Cahill,14
Anothony Frahill O connor,15 Shane Flynn Final Score Youghal
2/10 Carrig Na bhfear 5/9
Youghal V Killeagh in the East Cork Junior B football champi-
onship played in St Catherines on Tuesday 28th Sept, this was
going to be a hard game after been beaten by Carrig Na bhfear
only two days previous. But in fairness everyone made a fantastic
effort especially the intermediate hurlers who were beaten by
Tracton. Youghal started very well dominating midfield and cre-
ating a lot of scoring chances,half time score Youghal 1/6 Killeagh
1/3. Second half saw Youghal raise the intensity again scoring
some excellent points and dominating a lot areas of the pitch. We
ended up winning a very hard game and now going on to meet
Cloyne in the next round.
Team: 1 Scott O Sullivan,2 Patrick O Mahony(capt),3 Phillip
Monaghan,4 Aidan Foley,5 Kilian O Callaghan,6 Bill Cooper,7
Paul O Sullivan,8 Kieran O Mahony,9 Oisn Murphy,10 Steven
Kelly,11 Anothony Frahill O Connor,12 Aaron O Connor,13
Shane Flynn,14 Vincent Murray,15 Michael Sheenan.
Subs used:Cathal O Laochdha for Aidan Foley.Daniel Savage for
Aaron O Connor,Richard Cunningham for Ciaran O'Mahony.
Final Score Eochaill 2/9 Killeagh 1/8
Youghal V Carrigtwohill Wed 29 Sept. Yes your not seeing things
we fielded a Junior team for the third time in four days. We need-
ed to win or draw this game to make the league Div 3 final.
Thankfully we got through the game winning by a few points, we
should now be playing Carrig na bhfear in the League Final. (Date
for same is the 9th October.
Team: 1 Scott O Sullivan,2 Patrick O Mahony,3 Aidan Foley,4
Cathal O Laochdha ,5 Killian O Callaghan,6 Bill Cooper,7 Paul O
Sullivan,8 Richard Cunnigham,9 Daniel Savage,10 Killian
Daly,11 Steven Kelly,12 Aaron O Connor,13 Shane Flynn,14
Vincent Murray,15 Michael Sheehan. Subs Used. Victor Cahill
for Killian Daly, Daniel Mulcahy. Final score Eochaill 2/10
Carrigtwohill 3/4
Gaelic4Girls - CLG Eochaill - September 11th for 8 Weeks
Gaelic4 Girls (age 8-13) has now started at CLG Eochaill from
September the 11th for 8 weeks. This will take place every
Saturday from 10.30 a.m. - 11.30 a.m. If anyone is interested in
getting involved in coaching or helping out please contact Cormac
Galvin or with Eochaill Óg on 087-0508474. Thanks for your
support. Please note coaching will be provided for all mentors and
coaches.
Helmets & Hurley's - If you have any spare hurley's or helmets
that you are not using. The Club would be delighted to receive
same and these can be used for training sessions and for new chil-
dren starting out.
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.
45 Results - 45 Every Tuesday @ 8pm - 21st September 1: Syd
+ Jim, 2nd + 3rd Divide: Peggy/Gene and Jerry/Tadhg. Best/Last
5: Teresa/Sarah Last Game: Richie/John
28th September1: Kathleen/Mossie, 2nd + 3rd Divide:
Mick/Sheelagh, Marg./Oliver, Ann/Dick, Gene/Peggie and
Syd/Jim Best/Last 5: Joy/Leonard, Last Game: Ann/Angeline45
Results 5th October 2010
Results 5th October 1st Gene/Maighréad 2nd/3rd Divided
Syd/Jim agus Kathleen/Assumpta. Best/Last 5 Oliver. Last Game
Mossie/Leonard
Macalla na hEireann for Brú na Sí
Youghal Wed' October 20th. 8pm.
This year's Macalla na hEireann (Echoes of Eire) Comhaltas Tour
of Ireland is a first for Brú na Sí and it will only be the second visit
of this prestigious show to Youghal. Each year the tour assembles
a fine mix of established artistes together with up-and-coming
young stars. These are blended together into a fast-moving and
colourful show that will appeal to all.
Macalla na hÉireann will cover 14 venues from the 10th to the
23rd October. The annual Tour features the best of traditional tal-
ent drawn from all four Provinces of Ireland. Many of the artists
have expressed delight at the opportunity to perform in Brú na Sí
which has established a reputation for its warm and friendly
atmosphere. Neighbouring branches of Comhaltas together with
local patrons have also been eagerly awaiting the show for some
time now.
This year's tour, which is sponsored by Foras na Gaeilge and Bus
Éireann, includes the following talented traditional performers
YOUGHAL NEWS
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FUNDRAISER IN KILLEAGH HALL
Tina Dunne and Sinead O'Donovan
Mary Buckley, Helen Kennedy and Peig Ahern
Elaine Martin Chairperson, Liz Sinclair Secretary and Sarah Kelly Treasurer
Fiona Geary and Janice Buckley
Ann Walsh and Christine O'Riordan
Noreen Hennessy and Linda Bashford
Emma Black and Eva Martin
Ann Walsh and Christine O'Riordan
COMMUNITY BUS
By Michael Twomey
Since the Youghal Transport Group launched its community bus in
October 2008 the group have joined up with Cumman Na Daoine
in order to keep the group viably progressive and allow them to
source and download necessary funds. Cumman na Daoine Co-
Ordinator, Elmarie McCarthy explained. “We have a track record
on funding and on agency procedures; our job is to turn the dream
into a reality.” Tony Phelan of the Transport Group added. “We
have evidence of that through the support we received from South
and East Cork Area Development. For that we had to draw up an
active research project, run the bus one day a week to discover its
practical uses and what was the level of demand.” The merger has
been a successful enterprise and the groups hope to enter a stage
where the community bus project goes onto another level. Though
initial funding has now ceased the Transport Group finances the
current Friday run. Ms. McCarthy explained where developing the
project now stands. “Applications are in for more funding and
we’ve had approval from one. FÁS are in recruitment stage for a
regular driver. A new bus in on stream and gratefully accepted; it is
being serviced and fully revamped with full wheel chair accessibil-
ity.” Mr. Phelan added that the group are ‘in discussions with a
sponsor’. Following a steady increase in usage over the past month
it is hoped that the service will expand once the new bus is fully
operational and both groups were keen to express gratitude for the
support and goodwill from agencies, the public and local business-
es. The Flag Day on the 16th of October will see further involve-
ment from volunteers and Mr. Phelan acknowledged that without
their help there ‘would be no bus’. The motto for the group in rela-
tion to keeping the bus viable is “Use It Or Lose It”. Youghal was
one of the few towns not to have a community bus prior to the
group forming and with Cumman na Daoine on board its success
depends on everyone pulling together. “Its local people helping
their own community,” Mr. Phelan concluded.
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 FR. O'NEILL'S CAMOGIE CLUB FASHION SHOW AT GARRYVOE HOTEL

Best Dressed Lady, Betty Lee receiving

Emma Swayne and Chris Dunne model- Element Models Catherine and Carmel Jennifer Smith and Michelle O'Donovan her prize from Niamh Shanahan of
ling Genesis clothing O'Connell with Joanne Conway of Hat Fascinations Element Clothing

Element Clothing model Joanne Conway and Emma Models Carmel O'Connell
Deirdre Finn Margaret O’Flynn on the catwalk Aileen Pomphrett Swayne and Aileen Pomphrett

Mary Rohan, Siobhan O'Keeffe, Fiona Howard, Mary Aileen Turvey, Catherine O'Connell, Josephine O'Neill, Catherine Mesckall, Nonie Rix and Nessa Browne of
O'Keeffe and Nicola Nagle Sandra Finn and Margaret Barry Greenbarn enjoying the Fashion Show

Sheila McGrath, Helen Crowley, Mary Hennessy and Caroline Gould, Anne-Marie Millerick and Anna
Lucia Chisholm Greenbarn Models Moran
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FLAG DAY
Clinic by Appointment in aid of Community Bus
Finbarr Foley Architectural Services On Sat 16th Oct 2010
Crompaun View, Clonpriest, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Domestic & Commercial Planning Applications, Waste Facility Permit Please Support
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TRANSPORT GROUP
Counselling Psychotherapist
Invites applications for
Martin Grogan
74, Main Street, Midleton. (1st Floor)
Contact 087 - 1247123
MINIBUS DRIVERS
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on a casual contract basis.
Applicants should have the relevant qualifications
EAST CORK LETTING & and be suitably experienced.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Interviews will be held and a panel of drivers formed.
Tel: 024 90249 Mob: 087 2441414 Application forms are available from the address below and
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completed applications should be sent to Elmarie McCarthy,
Apartments and Houses to Let from €450 p.m. in the
Youghal, Midleton & Surrounding East Cork areas.
Cumann na Daoine, Catherine St, Youghal, Co Cork.
Landlords: Monthly Management of your properties Closing date is Friday 29 October.