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Opening of Midleton &
District Positive Ageing Week
at Midleton Park Hotel
Majella Aherne, Joy Bennett & Eleanor
Herlihy
Noreen Daly-Gillis, Joan Daly & Bridie
Guiry
Rose Kelleher & Jan McCarthy
Colette O'Regan & Colette Nagle
Organising Committee of Positive Ageing Week
Aideen Cronin, Catherine Murphy & Mary
McNulty
Kay McKee & Angela Aherne
Anne Allen ESB Customer
Supply presents a plaque to
Billy Spriggs, Anne Crowley & Georgie Kelleher Rita O'Keeffe secretary of
entertainers on the night
Midleton & District Positive
Ageing Week
Tanya Morrissey, Tricia Daly, Mairead O'Neill & Marie Dennehy
John O'Mahoney, Anne Allen, Niall O'Neill
Mayor of Midleton & Councillor Gerry Kelly Bridge Isball & Niall O'Neill
Mayor of Midleton
who performed the opening of the event
Noeleen Watt, Mary McDonald, Celina & Grainne O'Brien
COFFEE MORNING IN AID OF
MARYMOUNT HOSPICE HELD
AT THE GOALPOST BAR
EBS/EAST CORK PRIMARY SCHOOLS
CROSS-COUNTRY AT CONNA
Holly Fitzgerald and Leahy Lewis at the
Jennifer and Bernie Kenneally
Coffee Morning
Martha Brackett, Catherine Hegarty and Local ladies Eily Fitzgerald, Bessy
Tara Hegarty
Walsh and Maisie Crotty
Pupils from Scoil Iosagain, Aghada, with school principal Lawrence Collins
Mary, Rose and Brigid McGrath
Maura Leahy of Midleton AC and Johanna Reckmann from Germany helping out
at the finish of the East Cork Schools Cross-Country
Ellen O'Connell, Aoife Morrissey and
Mary-Ellen Keogh and Mary Mullins
Ruth Cody
Fionnuala and Kevin Morow with Ella and Una Butler
Aisling Kenneally and Lana Merkusheva from Killeagh NS pictured at the East
Cork Schools Cross-Country
CLOYNE MAKE IT THREE IN ROW IN WINNING
THE EAST CORK JUNIOR A FOOTBALL FINAL
The Victorious Cloyne Team
Michael O’Brien Chairman of the
East Cork GAA Board presents
Diarmuid O’Sullivan is pictured Man of the Match Trophy to Owen
with his son
O Sullivan.
Daire Dennehy Captain of Erins Own, Referee J Buckley & Brian
McCarthy Cloyne Captain
Killian Cronin and his son celebrate John Lemasny with his son and
grandson
after the match
Cloyne team in action!
Michael O Brien Chairman of the East Cork Board presents the cup to
Brian McCarthy Captain
Members of the team celebrate their victory
Congratulations to Cloyne
from all at Midleton News
Paudie O Sullivan on the ball
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LISGOOLD GAA
Lisgoold Vs. Rockban - 3rd September.
After a summer break, we were back in action playing on a home
venue. This match was hard fought and the referee, Ian O'Brien,
was an inspiration guiding the girls, instilling discipline and
explaining the rules, both mentors appreciated and applauded his
refereeing method. Rockban won this match, however, the
Lisgoold girls once again gave a great perforamance to their credit.
Lisgoold Vs. Fermoy. 17th September, 20010.
The Lisgoold girls again were in good form but beaten on the night
by a much stronger team. A huge thank you for the great support
given to the players by their families and friends. The girls enjoyed
the match even if the outcome was not what they wanted.
Lisgoold Vs. Glanmire 30th September, 2010
The rain thankfully held off for this match in Glanmire pitch. The
Lisgoold girls showed great character in their concentration for the
full match, in their discipline and skill levels. The team is improving all the time however, Glanmire was the winner on the night,
with an up to the age team.
Under 10 Panel.
Orla Fleming, Amy O'Keeffe, Sarah Murphy, Ella Woods,
Emer and Ciara Lawlor, Ciara Beirne, Nicole O'Keeffe, Erin Nagle,
Julieanne Stack, Kerri and Aoife Brosnan, Emma and Laura
Murphy, Anna Morrissey, Doireann NiAodain, Clare and Deirdre
McCarthy and Leanne O'Mahony
Lisgoold U12 Team
Congratulations Lorraine!!
Many congratulations goes to our U12 player Lorraine O'Driscoll
who recently became East Cork U12 Ladies Road Bowling
Champion. And on Sunday 12th September last in Clashmore near
Waterford, Lorraine added another medal to her collection when she
was a member of the East Cork U12 Ladies Road Bowling Team
who won the All-Ireland title. Lorraine threw the final bowl to capture the title for the East Cork Team. Well done to her and the other
members of the team for bringing another All-Ireland title to Cork.
Lorraine will be endeavouring to achieve further success when our
U12 girls line out in the East Cork Championship Final against
Ballinacurra on Saturday 2nd October next. The match will be
played in Lisgoold pitch and throw in is at 11am. We wish the girls
and their trainers the very best of luck.
Lisgoold U12 Team Lisgoold Team: Stephanie O'Driscoll, Sarah
Kelleher, Fiona Murphy, Rachel McCann, Aoibhe Savage, Lorraine
O'Driscoll, Grace O'Driscoll, Niamh Power, Donna McCann,
Sinead O'Brien, Siomha Walsh, Orla Fleming, Laura Whelan, Ellen
Flynn (Capt.) Britney Devine, Katie O'Mahony, Caitlin O'Brien,
Sarah Murphy, Nicole O'Keeffe.
Our U12 girls played Aghada A in the semi-final of the East Cork
Plate Competition on Wednesday 8th September in Rostellan. This
was a competition set up by the East Cork Board for girls/Clubs
who did not qualify to play or play in the U12 County Competition.
It was a perfect evening for a game of ladies football and Lisgoold
got off to a great start with a brilliantly taken point from centre forward, Siomha Walsh. Niamh Power floated a well taken free into
the small square and Captain on the night, Ellen Flynn was on hand
to smash the ball into the back of the net. Once again Siomha Walsh
followed this up with another point. It was after this that Aghada
breached the Lisgoold defence and got their first score of the match.
Our backs tightened up where Aoibhe Savage, Sarah Kelleher and
Grace O'Driscoll did their utmost to prevent further scores. At the
other end of the pitch Sinead O'Brien surged forward and added
another point to Lisgoold's tally. Aghada added a further three
scores and Donna McCann finished Lisgoold's first half scoring
with a well taken point leaving four points between the sides at half
time.
On the restart Aghada got into their stride and despite gallant efforts
from our defence, they were not able to stem the attacks and in particular the scores from the Aghada full forward. Donna McCann
opened our second half scoring with a great point but unfortunately
the goals just didn't come for us. Siomha Walsh, who gave a great
display of football and was Lisgoold's player of the match, added
two more exceptionally taken points to our score. It just wasn't
Lisgoold's night despite the best efforts of our players. The Trainers
were very proud and heartened by the display of our team who
never gave up fighting up to the final whistle.
The players can hold their heads high on a great effort and we wish
them and their mentors the best of luck as they prepare for the upcoming East Cork Championship.
Congratulations to our Under 12 girls on winning the East Cork
Final on Saturday. Match report next week.
Under 14 - Lisgoold 4.08 Erins Own 0.04
It was into the Lions den on Saturday that our young girls ventured,
as we visited Erins Own home, pitch in Caherlag for their Under 12
Championship decider. A bright and crisp Autumn afternoon
would greet the large travelling Lisgoold contingent , and little did
we know that over an hour later the happy Lisgoold supporters
would celebrate not only the annexing of another Championship
trophy ,. but the warmth of a wonderful team performance . East
Cork Chairman, John Hickey had the honour of presenting the trophy to Lisgoold captain Caoilinn Hickey , and we wondered when
a Chairman ever had the proud honour of presenting the cup to his
daughter before . Caoilinn wears a most deserving skipper of a fantastic team performance , where each player played at and beyond
their previous personal bests . Whilst the famous Kerry side of previous years were proud of their Twin Towers, our attack was based
on more precision and style rather than sheer altitude ! Donna
McCann and Dayna Bradley simply pulverised the defense, and rattled score after score after score, each better than the last. One final
flowing move ended with Donna bashing the upright with such a
corker that the post is probably still shaking.
Up front assistance was provided by Ella O'Brien and Laura Walsh,
while Sarah O'Shea proved a wonderful link between midfield and
attack . The middle third was a bountiful location for Lisgoold
where Siomha Walsh was exquisite in everything she did, and she
proved a wonderful ally for the majestic Cara O'Brien, and later
Aoife Roche. Lorraine O'Driscoll (who was sadly forced off with
an injury) and cousin Stephanie O'Drioscoll were solid and dependable throughout, whilst the inside full back line were strong an
dependable where Aoife Healy , Kate Ruane and the brilliant
Danielle O'Keeffe saw off seven direct opponents without a score !
Wing back Jody Townend hunted and challenged throughout and
broke up attack after attack in an outstanding display. Keeper
Kelsey Devin was dependable and sound throughout and her accurate kick outs were the launching pad for many an attack .
Team captain Caoilinn Hickey was a magnet for the ball , her reading of the play simply majestic, and she well deserved the opportunity to lead this fantastic team to a well deserved Championship
victory.
UNDER 13 Our under 13 hurlers returned to action last Saturday
when we traveled to Ballygarvan to play 2 games in the All County
Under 13 Hurling competition. Our first game was against
Ballygarvan
and after an excellent game of hurling, Lisgoold came out in top
winning by 3 points.
In the second game, we proved to be much too strong for Brian
Dillons and won this game well. Overall it was an excellent team
performance and they go forward to play the next round on
Saturday, October 9th. Check locally for details of the venue. Best
of luck to this team next weekend.
Congratulations to the minors and their captain, Jamie Woods on
winning the East Cork Football Championship last Friday night
against Bride Rovers.
Many thanks to all who helped out and donated to our recent
Church Gate Collection - it was greatly appreciated.
Our local junior club have put forward plans for a new development
in the pitch consisting of new dressing rooms, meeting room etc.
The ladies football and Juvenile clubs have come on board with the
main club and have formed a fundraising committee to organise
events to raise funds for this development. It will be one of the
biggest the club has taken on board and we hope that there will be
support from those within and outside our parish.
Our annual joint social with the Juvenile Club will take place on 3rd
December, 2010 in the Midleton Park Hotel. Tickets will be on sale
shortly.
C H R I S T M A S
SO YOU WANNA THROW
A CHRISTMAS PARTY?
In the past, you've gone to Christmas parties only to sing off-key
Christmas carols and get drunk. But this year, instead of doing these
things in a corner by yourself, why not get some friends and family
together and host the event? That way, you can subtly point out to all
of your guests the many items that you need in your house that would
coincidentally make great Christmas gifts. So whether you want to
host an elaborate gala or a last-minute fiesta, this is the guide for you.
START PLANNING IN EARLY DECEMBER If possible, you
should start planning your party early; this is because - as we're sure
you've noticed - the month of December gets crazier and crazier as the
days go by. So it's a good idea to take care of all the big things first
(date, location, menu) and not worry about all the tiny details until a
couple of days before the big soiree. Here are some things you should
get done within the first two weeks of December: Make a guest list,
Send out invitations Plan a menu, Set a budget for food and decorations Send out invitations Once you've settled on who you're going
to invite, it's time to invite them. Start inviting people as soon as possible because your guests will probably be busy with their own holiday chores and will need a lot of notice. Here are some rules on proper party-inviting so that you don't commit some egregious faux pas
you didn't even know existed: Do all your inviting at once so that
nobody feels like he/she was invited as an afterthought or a replacement for another guest who couldn't make it. Either send out written
invitations on the same day or just pick up the phone (the method that
we prefer). If all your guests are technologically inclined (read: computer dorks), send out e-mail invitations through sendomatic.com or
evite.com. (But call anyone who doesn't respond within a week, just
in case).Invite everybody yourself (as opposed to asking someone to
pass the message along to others) so that everyone at the party feels
comfortable showing up. If it's OK for your guests to bring dates or
kids, indicate it on the invitations; otherwise ask your guests to alert
you in advance about anybody they're bringing.
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NEW CARVERY MENU AND CHRISTMAS PARTY FUNCTION ROOM
AT MURPH'S BAR & RESTAURANT, EAST FERRY.
Following a very busy first Summer, Murph's Bar &
Restaurant are now providing a Carvery Menu on Saturday
and Sunday from 12 noon to 3pm. Roast Beef, Stuffed Breast
of Chicken, Fillet of Salmon, Pork & Bacon Dishes will all
feature on the Menu. Most of these full meal dishes will be
priced at just €13.50.
In addition to the new Carvery Menu, Murph's have also introduced their new Winter Menu with soups, seafood chowder
and lunch sandwich range on weekdays. Hot Homemade
Seafood Pie is also a new addition to the Menu for the Winter
Season.
The existing A La Carte Menu will now focus on the most
popular dishes enjoyed by Murph's customers, such as,
Goujons of Cod, Medallions of Filet Steak, Turkey and Ham,
Lasagne and Steaks.
Opening hours will be 12 noon every day and the restaurant
has now extended its opening time to 9.30pm.
Murph's continue to run their Steakhouse Night which is
growing in popularity each week. Steakhouse night resumes at
6pm this Friday where a choice of Striploin or T-Bone Steaks
will be available. The large T-Bone Steak is a big hit on
Steakhouse nights. Steaks are served with Homemade Chunky
Chips, Fried Mushrooms and Onions with optional sauces
such as Black Peppercorn sauce etc. The full meal with a
Glass of Fine wine will cost just €19.95.
Murph's also provide a full service for Meal/Bus and Music
Service for Christmas Party Functions and Birthday
Parties/Christenings etc. A full range of price and menu
options are available to cater for all events. Christenings and
Birthday parties are proving very popular and Murph's are
now ready to provide a full service for these functions. A 10%
Discount is available to all customers who book their Party,
Christening or Birthday Party before October15th. To Reserve
your Christmas Party night or For Bookings or Enquiries, ask
for Paul on 021 4652676.
Murph's Bar and Restaurant,
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Come and have a Great
Christmas Party Night
in our Upstairs Function Room 10% discount if you book before October 15th.
Music and Taxi/Bus Transport can be arranged by Murph's A one-stop service with great food assured.
Full range of Price and Menu Options
Carvery Service now available at Murph's on Saturday and Sunday from 12noon - 3pm.
Murph's is just 3 miles from Midleton on Whitegate Road.
For Information & Bookings Call Paul on 021 4652676
Carrigtwohill Juvenile
Club Sean Twomey
Memorial Cup Final
MIDLETON FITNESS CENTRE
OPEN DAY
Ruth & Margaret Sinclair with Liz Enright
Boleslay
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Carrigtwohill Team who defeated Midleton in the final
Serb Paynter, Gavin Fox & Eric McCarthy David Murphy & Dan Buckley
The Midleton Team
Caroline Walsh, Ber McCarthy & Phyllis
Ruth & Sarah Sinclair
McCarthy
Tom Creagh Juvenile Chairman presents the cup to P. Manning, included is team
members
Group of children enjoying the entertainment
Jerry
Aghada GAA Celebrate Sam Maguire at GAA Sports Ground
Midleton News.....Oct 7th 2010
Breeda Cashman with children
Robin Triggs chairman addressing
the gathering
Kieran O'Connor, Owen O'Neill, Conor Counihan, Pearse O'Neill & John Murphy
Grace McGreach, Paddy O'Connor, Mary O'Connor & Catherine Cronin
Jim Garde, Susan Maguire, Mamie Garde, Michael O'Brien East Cork Board
Alannah Rose & Orla Maguire
Chairman addressing the crowd
Paula Foley & Brenda O'Brien
Alex Aherne & Ann Mahoney
Group of girls awaiting the cup
Conor Counihan with the cup
Lea & Carrie McEvoy
Stewards on the night
Gearodin O'Sullivan, Superintendant Flor Horan, Gerry O'Sullivan & Robin Triggs
Pearse O'Neill, Robin Triggs & Mary Rice
Gerry O'Sullivan Chairman of the
County Board addressing the
crowd
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On show at The Courtyard Gallery in Midleton from Sept 23rd - Council that this is totally dependant on funding being available.
Oct 6th is a colourful exhibition of art by members of the ART
SOURCE NETWORK.
The ART SOURCE NETWORK is a select group of artists whose
work is permanently showcased in a dedicated studio at the
Courtyard Gallery. Those exhibiting in the current exhibition are
June Matthews, Judy O'Sullivan, Anne McLeod, Judith Gahan,
Brigid Shelly, Maureen Roe, Sue van Coppenhagen, Mandy Dale,
Monica Scriven, Therese Wade, Barbara Barrett, John Jermyn, A clinical dental technician (denturist) is qualified dental health care profesMary Hurley, James Mellis, Karen Scannell, Deirdre O'Donnell, sional who provides full and partial dentures to patients independent of a denJennifer McAuliffe, Erika Hellmich, Mary Gough, Patricia tist. The difference between a clinical dental technician and dental technician
Crowley, Noreen Murphy and Dolores O'Riordan. All have exhib- (mechanic) are many but one of the most important one is that clinical dental
ited in solo or group exhibitions at The Courtyard in recent years, technician is highly trained in recognition in oral pathology. This is very
as well as in other venues. Their work ranges from figurative to important as some oral conditions can indicate other health problems. Even
landscape to abstract paintings, as well as silk-screen print, sculp- though you may have no teeth left a yearly oral examination is advised to
maintain good oral and general health. A clinical dental technician will always
ture, porcelain, ceramic pieces and magical mirrors. Because of take a medical and dental history and perform a full oral examination and refer
the diversity of styles, media and subjects within the group, a wide where appropriate. A clinical dental technician will provide you with full treatrange of choices can be offered to buyers, with something to suit ment plan and costings before treatment commences. A clinical dental techniall tastes. Should a buyer be looking for something not currently cian will construct your dentures on the premises and no third party is involved
on display, most of the artists are willing to undertake commis- i.e. an outside dental laboratory. This ensures that you receive the most natusions to meet specific requirements. This has proved to be a very ral dentures available.
The following is a list of a clinical dental technician duties:
popular way to source that very special gift.
- Take a detailed medical and dental history
The Courtyard is open Monday to Saturday 10 to 1.30 and 2 to
- Perform clinical and technical procedures to provide dentures
5.30. Admission is free. Wheelchair accessible.
undertake clinical examinations
ART SOURCE NETWORK
EXHIBITION -Sept 23rd-Oct 6th
What is a clinical dental
technician (denturist)?
-
Nicola McPherson presenting a cheque of €1000 to Amanda Stavrou, Marymount
Hospice, the proceeds of a piano concert by her husband Sandy McPherson held
recently in Midleton.
Distinguish the difference between normal and abnormal
consequences of ageing
- Recognize abnormal oral tissue and related underlying structures and
make appropriate referrals
- Fit full and partial dentures
- Be trained in medical emergencies
- Be trained in cross infection control
- Provide appropriate advice to patients
- Repair broken dentures
- Put names in dentures
- Scale and polish dentures
Only a fully qualified and registered clinical dental technician or a dentist are
allowed by law to fit dentures
It is very important that you attend a qualified and registered clinical dental
technician for your denture care. There are sixteen registered clinical dental
technicians in Ireland and the register may be checked with the dental council
(ph: 01 676 2069) Finally learning that dentures may be necessary, or experiencing denture related problems often leaves people bewildered with many
questions and concerns.
If this situation applies to you or someone you care about you may attend
Michael O Sullivan Dip.C.D.T. RCS Eng. D.D.Can. R.C.D.T. Irl. At the Cork
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obligation.
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Aloysious College
Carrigtwohill
Cloyne Harvest Festival
Queen Selection
Niamh Sleator representing Ballymaloe Cookery
School
Michelle Scanlon representing Buckley Brothers
Danielle Cashman representing Centra Cloyne
Zoe O'Shea representing
Barnabrow House
Shannen Leahy representing Hartys Bar
Cathy Cannon representing McCarthys Shop
Mr. Kisulu & Ms. Munari from Mutito in Kitui with teachers and Aisling Counihan
Chairperson of the Students Council.
Mr. Kisulu & Ms. Munari from Mutito in Kitui with students
Sean Savage Panel Beating
Rosehill, Ballinacurra
Organising Committee
 Panel Beating
 Spray Painting
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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
Nicole Irwin, Triona Foley and Jenny Morgan from St Joseph's NS pictured at the
EBS East Cork Schools Cross-Country
- Except Bank Holiday Weekends -
Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436
Email: [email protected]
CLOYNE HARVEST FESTIVAL OPENING
Stewards Jerry Cronin and Anne Marie
Perry
Lucy Beausang & Ellen O Neill
Nora Sheehan and Mary Wallace
Mary Ann and Ann Canavan
Contestants in the Queen Competition including last years Queen Lynda O Brien
Children take part in the fancy dress parade
Fancy Dress Contestants
Young children pictured at the event
Children taking part in the parade
Michelle Ahern with Molly O Shea
enjoying an ice cream
Fancy Dress Contestants
Kathleen Woulfe and Andrea Clarke
judge for the fancy dress
Rosemary Northridge, Mary O Brien, Mandy Wallace PRO, Dermot Barry
Chairman
OPENING OF NEW GARDEN AT MIDLETON HOSPITAL
Theresa Galvin, Eileen Coates, Helen Murphy, Martina O Halloran,
Paula Moore at the Opening of the new Garden
Chloe Farnhan and Martine Jordan Betty Flynn pictured with her mothof O Connors Pharmacy
er Kathleen Leahy
TRAIN TRIP TO KILLARNEY
AS PART OF POSITIVE AGING WEEK
Kathleen Leahy, Oldest Lady in the Hospital at 101 years old cutting the tape to
open the Garden included with staff members
Ladies pictured enjoying their meal as part of their trip to Kilarney
Ryan Howard, Michael Ahern T.D. and Flan O Meara
Ann O Neill, Bridget Isball, Kathleen Cocking
Time to Celebrate as the New Garden is Opened
Ryan Howard, Catherine Doran and Tony O Shea
Rita O Keeffe, Kathleen Woulfe and Josie Buckley
HURLEY’S SUPERVALU, MIDLETON
IS CROWNED NATIONAL HYGIENE
& FOOD SAFETY WINNER
Local supermarket, Hurley’s SuperValu in Midleton have scooped
the National Winners Q Mark Award for Hygiene & Food Safety
at the 42nd National Q Mark Awards ceremony. The Awards were
presented at a fantastic ceremony in the Burlington Hotel Dublin,
on Friday evening, September 24th 2010.
To add to this outstanding achievement, Hurley’s SuperValu in
Midleton also claimed this year’s prestigious Q Mark Award for
Hygiene & Food Safety in the category of Supermarkets.
Hurley’s SuperValu has been serving the community of Midleton
for 40 years. The store was revamped in November 2009 and now
employs 130 people who serve 24,500 customers every week.
A spokesperson from Hurley’s SuperValu in Midleton enthused,
“We are absolutely thrilled with this fantastic win. This is the best
recognition we could ever hope to achieve and it’s all down to our
great team on the ground.”
The Annual Q Mark Awards ceremony celebrates the drive, commitment and achievements of all nominated companies and is the
highlight of the calendar year for companies who strive for quality and excellence.
Commenting at The Q Mark Awards, Irene Collins, MD, EIQA
(Excellence Ireland Quality Association) said: “It has been said
that if you are going to achieve excellence in big things, you
develop the habit in little matters! John and his team have developed a great attitude towards Hygiene and Food Safety and have
scooped the big one this year. Congratulations to John, Tommy
and all the team in Hurley’s.”
Another cause of excitement in the Burlington Hotel at this years’
Q Mark Awards was the presence of several TV camera crews that
were there to film not one, but two TV programmes. Blue Moon
Communications were on hand to televise The Q Mark Awards
ceremony and the new City Channel TV programme ‘Chefs
Challenge’, which sees six chefs from The Culinary Ability Team
in a dash to feed 600 hungry guests at The Q Mark Awards.
Camera crews vied for footage of TV stars and politicians whilst
presenters on the show Carol Anne Lowe and Mick Nolan of Fair
City fame (Francesca and Ray) were on hand to field interviews.
The National Q Mark Awards have grown in strength each year
with over 600 people from all over Ireland attending this years Q
Mark Awards ceremony, which celebrate The Q Mark, the recognised symbol of quality and excellence for businesses and consumers.
The 2010 Q Mark Awards ceremony was an even bigger success
than in previous years as it saw the introduction of new award categories for The Q Mark for Hygiene & Food Safety: Processor &
Producer, Dairy & Poultry and Meat Processors. These new categories will continue to focus on ensuring that the best quality and
excellence prevails for the consumer. And that is really something
to celebrate!
Hurley’s Super Valu Hygiene & Food Safety National Winner Irene
Collins, John Hurley, Tommy Grimes, Lucy McDonnell and Ger Healy
Cantemus performs Fleischmann
Cantemus Chamber Choir will perform Fleischmann's 'Planting
Stick' (with chamber orchestra) in Midleton this month as its contribution to the celebration of the Fleischmann Centenary. Aloys
Fleischmann's achievements for music in Ireland through most of
the twentieth century are legendary, and he has left Ireland a rich
legacy that will endure through the current century.
Bata na bBlandála was composed as a Choral Dance Suite for the
1957 Cork Choral Festival. The work will be performed in
Midleton without the dance element, as this performance is not
part of the pageantry of a large international festival, but rather an
opportunity to focus on the actual music. The chamber orchestra
for the occasion will be led by Cork violinist Eithne Willis.
In the second half of the programme - which will be rather longer
than the first, the choir performs without orchestra - many of the
chosen choral works are in fact a capella. This part of the concert
features music by Mäntyjärvi, Orbán, Ó Riada and others, as well
as music of a much lighter nature. No matter what your musical
taste, this programme cannot fail to please. The concert takes
place on Sat. 16 October at St. John the Baptist Church, Midleton
starting at 8 p.m. Tickets €15. (Concessions €10) www.cantemus.ie
The St.Colman's College,Midleton film makers whose entry "I'm a Student,Get Me
Out Of Here" was screened at the First Cut Youth Film Festival which was held at
the County Hall on Saturday last. Included are Laura Gaffney,Alison
McMahon,Stephanie Coleman,Gregg Laffan,Kevin Murphy,Michael Greaney and
Picture Mike English
Fiachra Sullivan.
Happy Birthday Breda Cahill
Happy 40th birthday to Breda Cahill from all your family
and friends in Cloyne and all at Midleton Athletic Club
Sally Drennan from Carrigtwohill, first in the F45 category at the Cork to
Cobh 15-mile road race, receiving her prize from George Brennan of the
Cork BHAA.
Midleton and District Positive Ageing
Week Colleges Talent Competition Final
at Midleton Park Hotel
Eddie O Riordan Chairman presenting the shield to Donal O Murchu PRO of St
Aloysius College Carrigtwohill, including members of the winning group
Judges, Pat Burke, Brid Keane and Liam McCormick
MOGEELY VINTAGE PRESENTATIONS
Denis Hennessy Chariman presenting a cheque to Doreen Walshe & Antoinette O
Sullivan of Marymount Hospital with committee members
St Marys High School Students who took part in the competition
Members of the winning team perform for the audience
MIDLETON BOWLS CLUB
Our season is up and running and we are delighted wit the
response to our invitiation to come along to the GAA Club on our
club nights each Tuesday and Thursday night at 8pm. We have 39
members registered with the I.I.B.A. and as a result we have
entered 3 teams in the league which is sponsored by O'Briens
Garage Midleton, Mazda and Suzuki Dealers.
Our league campaign kicked off last Thursday with a game against
Garryduff and in a very exciting game we had to give way to a
very experienced side from the city. We have games against
Ballincollig and Conna for our other teams.
The County Championships commence in St Anthony's Hall next
weekend and we wish the best of luck to our members taking part
in all the competitions.
Well done to Kay and Marie who qualified for the quarter final in
Conna recently and lost out to the winners after a great game.
ENABLE IRELAND
(LAVANAGH CENTRE)
Church Gate Collection in Midleton on the Saturday and Sunday,
(16th and 17th of October). Anyone wishing to help please contact
Kathleen Woulfe 021 - 4631011 (Local Organiser).
EAST CORK GARDEN SERVICES
Landscaping & Maintenance
Denis Hennessy Chairman makes a presentation to Moss Fleming winner of the All
Ireland 2 Furrow Mounted Vintage Event, included with Committee members &
Friends
Lawn | Shrub | Tree Planting | Fencing
Power Washing | Painting | Patios Laid
No job too big or small (All waste disposed of)
Call John on 086 - 6633005
IMOKILLY TO CONTEST COUNTY SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL
AGAINST INNISCARRA THIS WEEKEND
The Imokilly Camogie Team pictured prior to their Semi-Final victory over Ballincollig
IMOKILLY TAKE ON INNISCARRA IN
COUNTY CAMOGIE FINAL
By Mary Newman, Camogie Board P.R.O
This weekends’ county senior camogie final brings together division side Imokilly and Inniscarra in a final where the club side will
be battling to take the Punch Trophy to mid Cork for the first time
in their clubs history. It will be a third final appearance for the
Inniscarra girls, in 2003 they lost out to Fr O' Neills and they were
back again in 2005 when the lost out to fellow divisional neighbours Cloughduv.
Imokilly contested the final in 2006 when they lost out to St
Finbarr's and previous to this they tasted success way back in 1976
when the division completed five in a row of senior county championship successes, prior to this they contested the decider in 1996
when the lost out in a thrilling final to Glen Rovers, fourteen years
on the player of the match from that final Mary O' Connor still
lines out at the heart of the divisional sides defence turning in performances as good as ever.
From early in the season these two have looked likely final contestants and one could not argue with that prediction as both sides
possess plenty of talent performers who have played crucial roles
in their paths to the final.
Inniscarra have yet to engrave their name on the counties most
prestigious competition and they make no secret of their desire to
do so, losing out to Fr O Neills in 2003 a lot was expected of them
in 2005 when they met Cloughduv but it never happened for them.
This season they signaled their intentions early with a power
packed first round display as they defeated St. Finbarr's before Imokilly Coach Frank Flannery looks on from the sideline during
going on to record a quarter final win over Cloughduv. First day their Semi-Final victory
out their semi-final meeting with Douglas finished level thanks to
late point from Niamh Dilworth and they had to show nerves of
steel to fashion out a one point victory in the replay where it finished 0-9 to 0-8 in their favour.
Imokilly are a strong side backboned by players from Senior B
club Killeagh who have already booked their place in the B
decider, Mary O Connor and Angela Walsh are joined by
Sarsfields Emer O' Farrell, Watergrashill Marie O' Neill, Shonagh
Cunningham Youghal and Gearoidine Kearney Fr O' Neills. They
came through the divisional side of the draw before going on to
defeat champions St. Catherines; they had to be at their best to hold
of the challenge posed by Ballincollig first day out before going on
win the replay with a goal to spare.
The potential to win the title is in both camps, both have performed
well to date and come through out of close corners and are now
determined to claim the prize on offer and it promises to be a
cracking final.
KILLEAGH
CAMOGIE CLUB
Extends Best Wishes To
ALL THE KILLEAGH GIRLS
AND THE IMOKILLY TEAM
IN THE COUNTY SENIOR FINAL
IMOKILLY TO CONTEST COUNTY SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL
AGAINST INNISCARRA THIS WEEKEND
Best wishes To Shauna and
The Imokilly Camogie Team
In The County Senior Final
From all at
YOUGHAL
GAA CLUB
FINN'S TAVERN
Action from Imokilly’s Semi-Final victory over Ballincollig
BALLYMACODA
Extends the Best Of Luck
To Imokilly Camogie Team
In Saturday's County Final
Music This Saturday with Ken Barrett
BEST OF LUCK TO THE
IMOKILLY SENIOR CAMOGIE
TEAM IN THE COUNTY FINAL
FROM ALL AT
Action from Imokilly’s Semi-Final victory over Ballincollig
FR O'NEILL'S
CAMOGIE CLUB
Best Wishes To Imokilly Senior
Camogie Team In The County Final
From
CASTLELYONS
CAMOGIE CLUB
Imokilly Mentors
We are proud to be represented by both
Niamh and Michelle and extend special
good wishes to you both
IMOKILLY TO CONTEST COUNTY SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL
AGAINST INNISCARRA THIS WEEKEND
Sarsfield's
Camogie Club
wish
The Imokilly Senior Team
Every Good Luck In The County Final Special good wishes are extended to all
The Sar's Girls
on The Imokilly Panel
IMOKILLY HOPING TO BRING
BACK CUP TO EAST
Action from Imokilly’s Semi-Final victory over Ballincollig
By John Cashman
Imokilly will be aiming to bridge a 36 year gap when they contest
this weekend's county senior decider against Inniscarra. Like their
opponents they have twice been to finals in recent years and on
both occasions have returned empty handed.
Imokilly team manager Emmet Fennell says winning the final
would cap a great year for camogie in the division. Youghal and
Killeagh have already sprung to prominence and hopefully our
team can produce their best this weekend and capture the title.
Emmett has been encouraged by last week's semi final replay win
over Ballincollig.
Imokilly supporters look on with bated breath
"I think the team showed great character in the replay. In the
drawn match we were blown away at times by the intensity of the
opposition, but we learned from that and greatly improved in that
area. As a result we will go into the final in confident mood"
Emmet is joined on the side line by Mags Finn, Frank Flannery
and Don Ryan, all four realise that the county final will be another big test for their team.
"Inniscarra are a very good honest team. They too will also have
taken a lot of positives from their replay win on Sunday. However,
were are really looking forward to the occasion and are hopeful of
bringing back silverware to this traditional strong- hold in the east.
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Final Date This Weekend
*At the time of going to press the definite date, time
and venue of the big match have yet to be confirmed.
The advice is to check locally for details or log on to
the Cork Camogie web site for all the latest fixtures
Edel Murphy Captain of Imokilly & Marie O Donoghue Captain
news.
of Ballincollig with referee Michael Sheehan
NEXT ISSUE
OCT 21st
Best Wishes to the Imokilly Team from all at
MIDLETON NEWS
NEXT ISSUE
OCT 21st
Tel: 024 25190 Web: www.midletonnews.com e: [email protected]
IMOKILLY TO CONTEST COUNTY SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL
AGAINST INNISCARRA THIS WEEKEND
THE OLD
THATCH
KILLEAGH
Take this opportunity
to send our best wishes
To The Killeagh
Representatives and
The Imokilly Team
IMOKILLY SENIOR CAMOGIE PANEL
Stephanie Beausang
Niamh O'Keeffe
Niamh Barry
Sandra Smiddy
Jenny Murphy
Mary O'Connor
Sarah Harrington
Edel Murphy
Emer O'Farrell
Shona Cunningham
Angela Walsh
Marie 0'Neill
Claire Keohane
Ann Marie Walsh
Gearoidin Kearney
Michelle Barry
Edel Murphy
Yvonne Murphy
Orlaith Keane
Annie Walsh
Marie Smiddy
Ursula Day
Brid Stack
Ashling Whooley
Noelle O'Donovan
Ella Ryan
Killeagh
Killeagh
Castlelyons
Killeagh
Sarsfields
Killeagh
Fr. O'Neills
Sarsfields
Sarsfields
Youghal
Killeagh
Watergrasshill
Killeagh
Killeagh
Fr. O'Neills
Castlelyons
Watergrasshill
Fr. O'Neills
Sarsfields
Killeagh
Killeagh
Fr. O'Neills
Killeagh
Sarsfield
Killeagh
Killeagh
In The County Final
Best Wishes To Imokilly In The County Final
From
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CUNNINGHAM
BUTCHER
31 North Main Street Youghal
Best Quality Beef, Lamb, Bacon and Poultry
Tel 024-92243
Best Wishes To Killeagh and Imokilly
Camogie Teams In Their forthcoming
respective County Finals
from
KENNEDY'S
BAR
MAIN STREET KILLEAGH
Action from Imokilly’s Semi-Final victory over Ballincollig
CSL UMBRO 12 DIVISION 5 MIDLETON 'A' 1 V CORKBEG 2
CHURCHTOWN SOUTH WALK
IN AID OF DOWN SYNDROME
Midleton ‘A’ lose tight game to Corkbeg
Midleton ‘A’ lost this game in the last two minutes after a pulsating tussle between two well matched teams.
Without doubt Midleton ‘A’ where the better footballers and only
succumbed to the long ball game favoured by Corkbeg after their
legs got tired. In the opening minutes there was nothing in the
game until Corkbeg floated a high ball into the box and it beat
everyone to fall into the net. Midleton ‘A’ did not lose spirit and
worked hard to get back into the game.
In the middle of the park Conor Meade and Patrick Horgan controlled the game and used the wings well to put pressure on
Corkbeg. However, the final pass from Midleton ‘A’ was missing
and the Corkbeg keeper had little to do in the first half.
At half time, Alan Swarbrick was brought on to slot into the right
of midfield and with Barry Kenneally asked to work on the right
of the front two, they linked up well and constantly put the
Corkbeg defence in trouble. After a series of good moves they won
a free kick on the right side about 30 yards out and just like the
Corkbeg goal, a high ball from Patrick Horgan into the box beat
the Keeper and Midleton ‘A’ were level.
Midleton ‘A’ dominated from here but were susceptible to the long
ball over the top and the high defence played by Midleton was at
risk. Conor Evans again played well in goal and cleaned up a number of speculative long balls. With the game nearing an end It
seemed it would finish a draw until Corkbeg broke through in the
last 2 minutes. With a strong run up the right flank the Midleton
‘A’ defence were out paced and a shot from the right of the goal 10
yards out slipped passed the outstretched hand of Conor Evans and
crept inside the far post for the winning goal. It was a blow to
Midleton ‘A’ who were the better team on the day but Corkbeg
deserved the congratulations for working hard right to the end.
Scorers for Midleton A: Patrick Horgan
By John Walshe
Despite it taking place on the wettest Sunday of the summer, the
annual sponsored walk organised by Churchtown South
Community Council raised the figure of €2,232 for the Cork
Branch of Down Syndrome and a cheque for this amount was
recently presented to the organisation at a function in the local
hall.
The proceeds of the walk go to a different charity each year and
the event is also an enjoyable and social occasion, taking in the
scenic coastal route around the Old Road and Ballywilliam before
finishing back at the hall where tea and biscuits are served.
Despite the conditions, this year up to 40 adults and children from
the locality took part.
Olive Smiddy from Ballymacoda and her husband Billy, who are
parents of an eight-year-old boy, Damian, who has Down
Syndrome, received the cheque on behalf of the organisation.
"We are very familiar with all of the fund-raising and we are
delighted to receive this amount which will be used for the provision of speech therapy for over 120 children in the Cork region,"
said Olive.
"The Cork Branch have employed two speech therapists as the
HSE doesn't actually supply much in the way of this service and
therefore the children are being left behind. The parents themselves have decided to start a campaign of fundraising for this
service which we hope to expand in the future," she added.
Saturday October 30th is a big date for the Cork Branch of Down
Syndrome when they hold the inaugural Autumn Ball in Silver
Springs Hotel. George Hook will be the guest speaker and they
hope to sell 40 tables at €1,000 a table. Anyone looking for tickets or have a query can contact Jackie O'Connell on 087-0976035.
EAST CORK GOLF CLUB
Race to the Stables Fourball. ¾ H/C
1st Maurice Conway (10) J J Sheehan (12) 46 pts, 2nd Eddie
Fraser (19) Fergus Hodnett (11) 46 pts, 3rd Brendan O’Donovan
(8) Jimmy Murphy (10) 45 pts, 4th Paudie Greene (7) Jimmy
O’Rourke (18) 45pts
Distillery Cup Singles Stroke
1st Derek Cahill (11) 62, 2nd Maurice Scanlon (16) 63,3rd Sean
Moloney (13) 63, BG James Howley (8) 72 Gross, 4th Ger
O'Connor (10) 64, 5th Jim Nodwell (14) 64, 6th Richard Walsh
(11) 64, 7th Derry Horgan (10) 64
Seniors results 22nd Sep.
Cat. A 1st. M.J.Roche (15) 34pts, 2nd. S.O Breasail (17) 31pts. on
last 6; Cat. B 1st. D.Kelleher (16)
34pts, 2nd. D.O Callaghan (8)
33pts. on last 6; Cat. C 1st.
D.D.Sheehan (14) 31pts, 2nd.
P.Goldspring (20) 30pts. on last 6.
Fixtures
Race to the Stables 18 hole singles
Fri/Sat/Sun. Course closed from
10.30am Sun morning until 12.30
for Club Matchplay Finals.
Seniors Results
Cat.A 1st. D.Kidney (17) 33pts,
2nd. B.O Flynn (16) 32pts; Cat.B
1st. W.Cunningham (13) 31pts, 2nd.
D.O Callaghan (8) 30pts; Cat.C 1st.
E.O Callaghan (14) 30pts, 2nd. Lia O’Brien of Gaelscoil Mhainistir
B.Goldspring (20) 29pts.
na Corann winner in the Girls Born
Fixtures Wed.06-10-10 Seniors in 2002 Category at the EBS East
Open 18 Hole 3 Ball Better Ball. Cork Schools Cross-Country in
Conna
Olive Smiddy (third left) receives the cheque for €2,232 from Eilish Kenneally,
Treasurer of Churchtown South Community Council. Also pictured are Tony
Walsh, Eilish O'Connor, Teresa Maguire, Bridie Coady, Billy Smiddy and Mary
Harty.
Group of children with course co-ordinator Liam O'Brien at the Schools'
Orienteering Introductory Day at Curragh Wood near Midleton
CASTLEMARTYR GOLF CLUB SENIOR
SCRATCH CUP WINNER 2010
The winner of the Fitzgerald Commercials sponsored Castlemartyr Golf
Club Senior Scratch Cup 2010 Mr. Kieran McCarthy from Kinsale Gold
Club is pictured with Castlemartyr Golf Club Captain Mr. Paul Sheehy.
BALLINACURRA GAA CLUB
Junior B Hurling semi-final
The Hurlers travel to Carrigtwohill this Wednesday evening 6th
October at 7.30pm to take on Midleton in the semi-final of the
Junior B Championship. It's over six weeks since that great victory over St Catherines in the quarter-final so the lads are sure to be
raring to go. The management team of Martin Walsh, Colin
Richards and John Power have put in a huge amount of effort to
get the team primed for this one. No doubt this is a mammoth task
for The Village but they have the hurling and team spirit to come
out on the right side of this one. The Club would be more than
delighted to see a large contingent come along and support the
team for this game. With the effort everyone involved with the
team has put in this year it would be fitting if they received the
support they deserve.
Raffle results We recently held a raffle to raise much needed
funds for the club. Thanks to everyone who supported the draw.
Special mention goes to those who sold tickets for this fund raiser. 1st Prize (Signed Cork Hurling Jersey): Joan Lordan c/o Amy
Keohane 2nd Prize (Signed Cork Hurley) : Amy Keohane, 51
Elsinore Heights 3rd Prize (Signed Cork Sliothar) : Niamh Wade,
Mogeely
Juvenile Club Our U-12s played Cloyne recently in Pairc Na
Gael. Despite the fact that we fielded several 8/9 year olds, it's fair
to say that the team acquitted themselves very well indeed.
Certainly the older players showed that they have the ability to
compete and should hold their heads up high and some great performances.We hope to get in a few more games before the end of
the season. Parents should keep an eye out for texts for upcoming
games.
Club Shop The Club shop is open every Saturday morning
between 10.30am and 12 noon between now and Christmas. There
are plenty of gift ideas from the very young to the not so young
including poloshirts, hoodies, hurleys, hats, t-shirts and many
many more items.
Defibrillator Training Don't forget that the Club are willing to
provide defibrillator training to any member who is interested in
doing so. Please contact Dougie @ 086 0609737 or any other
committee member if you are interested.
MIDLETON FIRST RESPONDERS
Hallowe'en Fancy Dress Ball at Midleton Park Hotel
on October 30th. Tickets €10 from Maura Milton
Call 087 - 6934773
MIDLETON TOASTMASTERS
Midleton Toastmasters
Now that October is upon us many people are looking around for
something new to occupy themselves during the dark winter
months and into the new year. Toastmasters is now into it's first
few meetings of the new season and we are inviting people to
come along to see for themselves what it is all about. Toastmasters,
at its core, is a community of people who are interested in improving their communication skills. Every two weeks we meet, present
short speeches, participate in impromptu discussions and learn
useful tips from other members. Members learn different aspects
of speaking and communicating, starting with simple talks to eventually presenting more complex, inspirational speeches as members gain more experience. We also have equipment such as a data
projector to help members improve their presentation skills.
Membership of Toastmasters is open to everyone. It's cheap and
entirely self-directed. You are under no pressure to complete the
Toastmasters course in a particular timeframe or attend all meetings, so you can fit your involvement in the club into your own
lifestyle.
Our last meeting was the Humorous Speech and Table Topics
Competition. John Finn won the Humorous Speech competition
with a talk about Youghal during the rare oul' times, and Victor
O'Flynn won the Table Topics competition. They will both compete in the Area Speech Competition in Garryvoe on October 17th
in the Vienna Woods Hotel in Blarney Woolen Mills.
Our next two meetings are on the 13th of October and the 27th of
October at 8pm in McDaid's Pub in Midleton. Guests do not pay at
the first meeting and you will not be asked to speak unless you
would like to. For more information search for "Midleton
Toastmasters" on the Internet, or call Colm on 087 2353889.
EAST CORK DARTS ASSOCIATION
East Cork Darts Association.
The fourth round of the Premier League sponsored by Terry
Hughes, Maggie May's Bar, Youghal and Division 1 sponsored by
Eamonn Harty, Harty's Bar, Cloyne took place last Friday night
with the following results.
Premier Division Section (A) Maggie Mays (A) v Schooner
(Match Postponed) Thatch Killeagh 3 v McGraths 4
Premier Division Section (B) Central Star 4 v Two-mile Inn 3
Tosh Cahills 5 v Gaelic (1) 2
Premier League Table after 4 rounds:Section A: Mc Graths 19, Thatch, Killeagh - 15, Maggie May's A - 13 (Match Pending),
Schooner, Whitegate - 2 (Match Pending) Section B: Central Star
- 21, Two Mile Inn - 14, Tosh Cahill's - 12, Gaelic 1 - 9
Division 1 Section (A) Woods 4 v Session 3, Harty's 3 v Barrys 4,
Gaelic (2) 2 v Colberts 5 Division 1 Section (B) Thatch Lisgoold
2 v Mackeys 5, Batts 1 v Maggie Magys (B) 6, Castle Bar 2 v
O'Coileains 5 Match Results of Postponed Games from previous
week. Batts 0 v O'Coileains 7, Thatch, Lisgoold 4 v Castle Bar 3
Division 1 Table after 4 rounds: Section A: Session - 19 Barry's,
Bartlemy - 16, Wood's - 15, Colberts - 14, Harty's - 13, Gaelic 2 7; Section B: O' Coileain's - 22, Maggie May's B - 18, Mackey's 15, Thatch, Lisgoold - 10, Castle Bar - 10, Batt's - 8
Fixtures for 8th October
Premier Section (A) Mc Graths v Schooner, Thatch, Killeagh v
Maggie Mays (A); Premier Section (B) Tosh Cahills v Two Mile
Inn, Gaelic 1 v Central Star
Division 1 Section (A) Session v Hartys, Woods v Gaelic 2,
Colberts v Barry's, Bartlemy. Division 1 Section (B) Castle Bar v
Batts, Maggie Mays (B) v Thatch Lisgoold, Mackeys v O'
Coileains Our Paddy Kenny 3 a Side will take place in Sars GAA
Club on 19th November. All Clubs will receive further details on
this next week.
Important reminder to teams - Please text or phone Stef on 089
4170405 with scores of games by Saturday afternoons.
KILLEAGH-ITA'S JUVENILE G.A.A.
The weather seemed to be in harmony with the economic outlook
this week, causing some disruption and discomfort for our young
sportsmen and women, and their followers. Our Under 8's had to
cancel their scheduled training on Tuesday, while our Under 13 blitz
on Saturday, which was a fantastic success, was blighted by a couple of heavy downpours.
Bord na nOg Cathair Chorcai; Feile Iomaint fé 13.
On Tuesday last the Lord Mayor, Cllr. Mick O Connell welcomed
all teams participating in this years Fé 13 Feile Iomaint Competition
to the City Hall for a reception to launch this years outing. A great
night was had by all, photos were taken and nibbles eaten as all eyes
were on the wonderful Cup, sponsored by Mahers Sports, that was
on display for the winners of this County competition. This is run
on a blitz/league format over three weekends at different venues
throughout the County.
On Saturday last we hosted one of these blitzes in Pairc Uí
Chinnéide. As we set about defending our '09 title, we welcomed
the visiting teams of our group, namely, Midleton, Ballinhassig and
Douglas. Each would play one another over the course of the day
and when complete the top two teams from the group would
progress in the competition to next Saturday's outing.
Our opening game was against the Douglas boys as Midleton took
on the challenge of Ballinhassig, both games full of anticipation and
thrills as each fought to gain the opening two points of the league
table and when the referees of the day, Maurice Mulcahy and
Christy Hennessy blew the action to a close it was Douglas and
Midleton who had secured those points. Douglas 3-5 to
Killeagh/Ita's 3-3 and Midleton 1-10 to Ballinhassig 2-3. After our
cup of tea and light refreshments, we swapped over, we took on
Ballinhassig and Midleton took on the Douglas boys. Two more
closely fought contests panned out and as the whistles sounded
again, we had secured our opening two points, overcoming the boys
in Blue 2-11 to 2-1 and Midleton and Douglas both added a point to
their tally as they ended their game in a draw, 2-6 a piece. More tea
was had and tactics discussed as we headed into our last game of the
day. It was all to play for as the League table read as follows;
Midleton and Douglas both on three points, Killeagh/Ita's on two
and Ballinhassig bringing up the rear on zero. We knew that only a
win over Midleton would secure our advancement in the competition. We witnessed a thrilling contest as Midleton also knew what
they had to do. It was nip and tuck for the opening half, with both
teams giving it their all and as the short whistle sounded the minimum advantage was in our favour, 0-3 to 0-2. The pattern continued in the second half, tit for tat, as both teams defended well and
applied the pressure in the forward lines. Approaching the closing
stages and hanging on to a point advantage, we eventually broke
through their defence and found the net; we were given a little
breathing space. This was short lived as Midleton were awarded,
not one but two close range frees in the dying moments of this
thriller, but lucky for us they opted to take their points and as we
watched the clock tick, we breathed a sigh of relief as the final
whistle sounded. We had secured our place in next Saturday's outing on a score of 1-6 to 0-5, alongside Douglas who overcame
Ballinhassig in their closing game, 3-5 to 2-4. We look forward to
next week when we will group with three other teams and try to do
it all again and advance to the final. Only one team will qualify next
week from the group, extra pressure. Well done lads and the best of
luck. Many thanks to the ladies who served the tea and refreshments
throughout the day and to those who helped set up the pitches and
tidy up after.
Congratulations
The cailíní have been showing us how to do it in the past week! Inch
Rovers have regained their Senior County Title, beating rivals
Donoughmore in a game of the highest quality on Saturday last in
CIT. Well done to Noel and his team, and to the dedicated and skilful panel of players he has assembled. We'd love to see ye go all the
way this time and win the All-Ireland, so go for it, girls! Also, well
done to the Inch Rovers U-16 team who won the County on Sunday
last, and to Imokilly's camogie team who have qualified for the
County Final.
KILLEAGH CAMOGIE CLUB
Congrationlations to Inch Rovers on a great county win over
Donoghmore!Good luck with the munster campaign. Well done
also to Inch Rovers U16 team on their county success.
Our U15 team took on sars in the Imokilly semi final in Killeagh
on Fri 1st.Sars opened the scoring with a point. Jessica Treacy and
Ciara Daly replied with points before zoe McEvoy goaled.Not to
be outdone leah McEvoy pointed and sars notched up 3 more
points before half time.
After a lovely solo run Jessica scored goal number 2 and a number of points after.Great defending was being done in the back line
by Nora Walsh and Sarah Treacy.Laura Treacy was doing great
work around midfield and dropped a lovely free under the cross
bar and added one or two more over the bar. Ali Rose pointed
also.Sars goaled and had a point before the final whistle blew to
leave us winners. A great game was had by all. We look forward
to the final versus carrigtwohill. Well done to all our girls who
played with Imokilly,who made the win over Ballincollig in the
Senior championship semi-final possible.
Dates for the Killeagh senior B county Final and Imokilly senior
A final are being finalised.Check with committee members.
Support for both will be vital!
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afach nach bhfuil abhar mailiseach ann.
EAST CORK GAA
RESULTS:
Minor C Football Championship: Bride Rovers 2-10, Lisgoold 46; Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior A Football Championship:
Cloyne 0-9, Erins Own 1-4; Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior B
Football Championship: Glenbower Rovers 1-8, Youghal 2-9;
Aghada 0-3, Carrigtwohill 4-14; Star Homes JHL - Div 2: Bride
Rovers -, Aghada -; Sarsfields 2-10, Carrigtwohill 2-13; Youghal , Watergrasshill -; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Division 1 : Aghada 0-4, Fr
O Neills 6-5; Lisgoold -, Erins Own -; Ballinacurra 0-7, Cloyne 312; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Division 2 : Glanmire 1-7, Dungourney 13; Russell Rovers -, Castlelyons -; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Division 3:
Lisgoold -, Youghal -; Carraig na bhFear 1-6, Cloyne 0-3; Youghal
2-10, Carrigtwohill 3-4; Ml. Feeney Builders Minor A Hurling
League: Watergrasshill -, Youghal -; Ml. Feeney Builders Minor A
Football League: Killeagh/Itas 3-7, Glenville 5-6;
FIXTURES:
Wed 06th Oct:East Cork Oil Junior B Hurling Championship:
Ballinacurra v Midleton , at Carrigtwohill, 7:30 PM;
Thurs 07th Oct: East Cork Oil Junior B Hurling Championship:
Dungourney v Erins Own , at Carrigtwohill, 8:00 PM;
Sat 09th Oct: Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior B Football
Championship: St Catherines v Carraig na bhFear , at Rathcormac,
4:30 PM
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MIDLETON ATHLETIC CLUB
Senior Section News
Successful Open Night
Midleton AC held a hugely successful Open Night at the local
Community Centre last week with several newcomers joining
many familiar faces. A warm welcome is extended to all concerned as the club looks forward to a busy autumn and winter season.
This week sees the beginning of the winter training programme
with activities centred as usual on Mondays from 6pm to 7pm at
Midleton College All Weather (on the Dungourney Road) and then
on Wednesdays from 7pm to 8pm at Midleton Community Centre
under the guidance of coach Edmond O’Sullivan.
There is also a beginner’s group coached by Vincent Connolly
which meets each Wednesday from 6pm to 7pm also at Midleton
Community Centre. This session is specifically for people who
have never run before. Already 24 people have signed up for this
weekly get together. More information on all Midleton events is
available by checking out the club blog - http://www.midletonathleticclub.blogspot.com/ for all the latest club news. E mail contact
is [email protected]
Club Merchandise
Our Clothing Officer Claire Fitzgerald has assembled a large stock
of club merchandise and all is now available at greatly reduced
cost for all club members. On offer are the following items Tracksuits – 50 euro. Raincoats – 25 euro. Beanie Hats – 5 euro.
T Shirts 15 euro and Singlets -15 euro. All the aforementioned
will be on sale at our weekly training sessions on Wednesdays at
Midleton Community Centre over the next few weeks.
3K Series Returns
The hugely popular East Cork AC 3K Winter Series returns on
next Tuesday October 12th. - As always the action on the Bailick
Road Circuit will commence at 7.30pm, with races every third
Tuesday from now until mid February. The 3K is just one of many
races on the programme over the next few months. Here is a brief
summary of what lies ahead –
Tues Oct 12th – East Cork 3K Series Race 1– Midleton – 7.30pm
Sat Oct 23rd – Killarney 5K Winter Series – Race 1 – 11am
Sun Oct 24th – Bandon 10K Fun Run – 2pm
Mon Oct 25th – Dublin City Marathon
Sun Oct 31st – HSE – 4 Mile – Marina – Cork – 11am
Tues Nov 2nd – East Cork 3K Race 2
Sat Nov 13th – Killarney Winter Series – Race 2 – 11am
Sat Nov 13th – Brickey 5 Mile – Dungarvan – 11am
Sun Novr 21st– Inniscarra 4 Mile – 11.30am
Tues Nov 23rd – East Cork 3K Series Race 3
Cork To Cobh 15 Miler
All eyes on Sunday were on the Cork to Cobh 15 Mile event, the
high point of the Cork BHAA season. As always the Midleton AC
singlet was very prominent amongst the large entry with some
excellent performances by several of our campaigners in ideal
weather conditions.. It was great to see some of our Dublin
(marathon) bound athletes advance their preparations with very
solid runs whilst others targeted last Sunday’s event for peak performance, with some top class displays by relative newcomers.
Full results are not available at the time of going to press on
Sunday evening, but will be available shortly on the Cork BHAA
web site.
Cross Country
Away from the road action Sally Drennan our ladies team captain
has been making a great effort to promote cross country running
and encourage our members to form a Midleton AC team. There is
plenty of upcoming action here as well beginning on Sunday next
in Carrignavar. So take note of what’s ahead and consider swapping the road for the fields for a while. Here is the summary of the
immediate fixtures –
Sun Oct 10th - County Novice,U23 and Masters Cross Country,
12pm, Carrignavar
Sun Oct 17th - Munster AAI Cross Country, Macroom
Sun Oct 31st - County Senior & Junior Cross Country, venue to be
decided
Sun Nov 14th - County Juvenile B and Intermediate Cross
Country, Carrignavar
Already some of our members have been making their mark in
early season action.
Congratulations to the athletes who competed in the East
Cork novice and masters cross country championships in Youghal
last weekend. The Midleton AC ladies team of Susan Delaney,
Rose Barrett and Sally Drennan won the team competition. Rose
was first in the over 35 category, Susan was second in the novice
section and Sally was first over 45.
Kevin O'Reilly also had a great run in his first cross country race.
Please contact Sally @021 4883960 or 0872265857 for more
information on all cross country races.
Until next time – “keep on running”
LISGOOLD GAA
CONGRATULATIONS
Newlyweds Mike O'Shea and Esther Barry were feted long into
the night by a huge local crowd after their nuptials this weekend ,
and all in CLCG Lios gCul hope that Mike and Esther have a long
and happy life together and that life brings them the happiness
together that they both deserve .
SUCCESSES
Well done to all of the sides recording milestone successes in the
Club in recent weeks , including the Ladies Football Under 14's
and U12's who each celebrated Championship success last past
fortnight , the success of the U13 hurlers in the pre-Feile
Tournament , as well as great performances by our U7's and U8's
in their hurling blitzes. Indeed , as the playing year wraps up
across all age groups and sports within the Club , it is important to
recognise the individual and collective efforts made by everyone
within our Club . Whether success came your way or not , and
whether you played a large or small role in the Club , we appreciate every minute of volunteering spirit that has been put to such
good use within CLCG Lios gCul in 2010. May enjoyment continue to be your driving force , and success be your reward , in 2011.
Finally , best wishes to our Under 7's , Under 8's , Under 9's and
Under 10's hurlers as they take part in the Inter - County Hurling
Tournament in Cahir , Co. Tipperary next Saturday .
CLUB BUILDING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
The first meeting of the Club Development Committee took place
last week in Lisgoold , as the plans for the new Dressing Room
and Complex were unveiled . Much anticipation exists as to the
progress being envisaged . It is hoped that the initial fund raising
event in support of the Project will take place later this Autumn ,
and a quick start to the project will be made soon after . The building work will take up to 12 / 18 months to complete , and it is
expected that the finished project will provide significant benefits
for the Club , and , of course , the wider community . We have
always benefited from the support of the Community , in every
facet , both on and off the field , and know that this support will be
most welcome once again in this long term project . We in CLCG
Lios gCul take our Social Responsibility very seriously , and are
proud of the very small role that we play in our Community is
terms of entertainment and Development of our young people .
This project will assist the continuation of these objectives .
Copies of the plans are available from any Committee member .
CLUBTEXT If you are not yet registered for the free CLUBTEXT service contact Brendan Healy on 087 9176891 to be added
to the free service and ensure you are up to date with all Club matters .
LOTTO The winning numbers in this weeks lotto jackpot draw
were 4 , 6 and 16 , and we had no ticket that matched the numbers
drawn . Therefore the Jackpot Prize continues to grow .
Congratulations to the Consolation Prize winners this week , who
were Declan Whelan, Paudi Ryan, Mike Mulcahy and Terry
Hickey.
Cork City Ladies Mini Marathon 2010
Aghada ladies taking part Helena Crotty, Marie Cashman, Lal Heddington &
Niamh Cashman
Ladysbridge ladies taking part
G Health Care Carrigtwohill Group
Cloyne ladies Bridget Murray &
Chrissy Hegarty
Bernie
Cunningham
O'Callaghan
&
Karen
Daly Sisters Gillian, Yvonne, Pamela & Karen
Eileen Walsh, Elaine Landers, Elaine & Michelle Walsh
Michelle, Katie & Megan Murphy
Group from the East Cork Parents & Friends of The Mentally Handicapped
Carrigtwohill ladies
Shauna Delaney & Mairead Duggan
EBS/EAST CORK PRIMARY SCHOOLS CROSS-COUNTRY, Conna
Girls
(Born 2004): 1 Avril Cashman (Bunscoil Mhuire, Youghal); 2 Eva
Murphy (Clonpriest NS); 3 Siri Forde (St John the Baptist,
Midleton); 4 Lia Peader-Duggan (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 5
Doireann Hayes (Ballynoe NS); 6 Elisha O'Latujubrin (Gaelscoil,
Midleton); 7 Alison O'Driscoll (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 8 Cliona
Dunning (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 9 Cadimhe Murray (St Josephs,
Castlemartyr); 10 Isobel Lynch (St John the Baptist, Midleton).
(Born 2003): 1 Lia O'Brien (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 2 Holly Tyrell
(Shanagarry NS); 3 Mary Leahy (Saleen NS); 4 Alison Bergin
(Watergrasshill NS); 5 Annelie Kouwenbery (Castlelyons NS); 6
Mary Flavin (Bunscoil, Youghal); 7 Kerry Barrett (Kyle NS); 8
Ali O'Callaghan (Youghal NS); 9 Ellen Ryan (St Bridgets,
Midleton); 10 Niamh Mulcahy (Ballynoe NS).
(Born 2002): 1 Meghan Carr-O'Reilly (Conna NS); 2 Elaoise
O'Laniran (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 3 Sarah Morrison (St John
the Baptist, Midleton); 4 Ciara Fives (St John the Baptist,
Midleton); 5 Caoilfhionn Barry (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 6
Lucy McNulty (Castlelyons NS); 7 Lucy Smiddy (Shanagarr NS);
8 Rebecca Geary (Clonpriest NS); 10 Jenny Doyle (Clonpriest
NS).
(Born 2001): 1 Sarah Barry (Conna NS); 2 Cloina Ryng (Cobh
NS); 3 Ciara Leahy (St Josephs, Castlemartryr); 4 Seana Horgan
(Gaelscoil, Midleton); 5 Laura Condon (Watergrasshill NS); 6
Eva Nestor (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 7 Linda O'Donnell (Ballynoe
NS); 8 Katie O'Farrell (Saleen NS); 9 Caoimhe Barry (St Josephs,
Castlemartyr); 10 Sarah O'Connor (Bunscoil, Youghal).
(Born 2000): 1 Tamzin Muldowney (St Bridgets, Midleton); 2
Rachel Atkinson (Watergrasshill NS); 3 Andrea QuinnO'Donovan (Watergrasshill NS); 4 Courtney Manley-Histon
(Cobh NS); 5 Laura Hayes (Conna NS); 6 Jane O'Sullivan
(Kilcredan NS); 7 Lauren O'Mahony (Watergrasshill NS); 8 Sarah
Leahy (Saleen NS); 9 Karen Collins (St Josephs, Castlemartyr);
10 Rose Goggin (Killeagh NS).
(Born 1999): 1 Tara O'Keeffe (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 2 Jessica
Strain (St Bridgets, Midleton); 3 Katie Hegarty (Watergrasshill
NS); 4 Nollaig O'Sullivan (Gaelscoil, Midleton) 5 Aisling
Kenneally (Killeagh NS); 6 Christine O'Flynn (Watergrasshill
NS); 7 Susan Moran (St John the Baptist, Midleton); 8 Chloe
O'Keeffe (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 9 Tara Murphy (Youghal
NS); 10 Caoimhe Barrett (Watergrasshill NS).
(Born 1998): Emily O'Keeffe (Kilcredan NS); 2 Leah Kearney
(Castlelyons NS); 3 Julie Moynihan (Aghada NS); 4 Siobhain
O'Brien (Youghal NS); 5 Sadhbh Finnegan (Gaelscoil, Midleton);
6 Aoife O'Sullivan (Clonpriest); 7 Andrea Delea (Little Island
NS); 8 Nicole Irwin (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 9 Triona Foley (St
Josephs, Castlemartyr); 10 Johanna Leahy (Conna NS).
(Born 1997): 1 Aoibhe O'Brien (Conna NS).
Boys
(Born 2004): 1 Jack Nicholson (Clonpriest NS); 2 Eoin Knaap
(Watergrasshill NS); 3 Paul Curtin (St John the Baptist,
Midleton); 4 C Doyle (Clonpriest NS); 5 Brendan Lehane
(Watergrasshill NS); 6 Aaron Crowley (Clonpriest NS); 7 Kyle
Wallace (Ballynoe NS); 8 Anoyaye Sulman (Bunscoil, Youghal);
9 Jack Murray (Clonpriest NS); 10 Darragh Leahy (St Josephs,
Castlemartyr).
(Born 2003): 1 James Ezeonu
(St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 2
Ben Atkinson (Watergrasshill
NS); 3 Leon Hennessy
(Bunscoil, Youghal); 4 Nathan
Daly (Bunscoil, Youghal); 5
Tiernan McAlister (Bartlemy
NS); 6 Tom Hartnett (Conna
NS); 7 Brian Barry (Curraglass
NS); 8 Alex Quirke (Gaelscoil,
Midleton); 9 Andrew Shandler
Caoimhe Barry and Ciara Leahy from St (Watergrasshill NS); 10 Culann
Joseph's NS show off their medals
James Ezeonu from St Joseph's NS, Castlemartyr, winner of the Boys Born 2003
race, with his parents Bolaji and Kunle
Young athletes from Clonpriest NS with their teacher, Eádaoín O'Neill
Geary (Clonpriest NS).
(Born 2002): 1 Lucca Allen (St John the Baptist, Midleton); 2
Ciaran O'Brien (Conna NS); 3 Tom Noonan (Gaelscoil, Cobh); 4
Kevin Barry (Conna NS); 5 Luke Thompson (Gaelscoil,
Midleton); 6 Jack Mackessy (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 7 Christin
Coughlan (Bartlemy NS); 8 Evan Villis (Youghal NS); 9 Liam
Curley (Saleen NS); 10 Alexander Brophy (Bunscoil, Youghal).
(Born 2001): 1 Aaron Leahy (CBS, Midleton); 2 John Forde (St
John the Baptist, Midleton); 3 Shane O'Connor (Gaelscoil,
Midleton); 4 Diarmuid Phelan (Aghada NS); 5 Mathew Coady
(Kilcredan NS); 6 Peter Buckley (Killeagh NS); 7 Adam Hayes
(Cobh NS); 8 Jake O'Brien (Bunscoil, Youghal); 9 Sean Desmond
(Watergrasshill NS); 10 Jake McCarthy (Clonpriest NS).
(Born 2000): 1 Donnagh Rice (St John the Baptist, Midleton); 2
Tommy O'Connell (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 3 Fergal McColm
(Watergrasshill NS); 4 Ciaran Nugent (Scoil Bhride,
Rathcormack); 5 Jake Cooper (Bunscoil, Youghal); 6 Darragh
Moran (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 7 Jack Forde (Little Island
NS); 8 Art Moore (St John the Baptist, Midleton); 9 Eoin O'Neill
(Ballynoe NS); 10 Tund Lucky (CBS, Midleton).
(Born 1999): 1 Diarmuid Clancy (Youghal NS); 2 Adam Wlson
(CBS, Midleton); 3 Darragh Thompson (St John the Baptist,
Midleton); 4 Daniel Dennehy (Watergrasshill NS); 5 William
James (Killeagh NS); 6 Daniel Hickey (Clonpriest NS); 7 Conor
Walsh (Bunscoil, Youghal); 8 Andrew Ryan (St John the Baptist,
Midleton); 9 Barry Murphy (Castlelyons NS); 10 Eoin Wallace
(Ballynoe NS).
(Born 1998): 1 Ferghal Curtin (Killeagh NS); 2 Cathal Martin (St
Josephs, Castlemartyr); 3 Dylan McCarthy (Watergrasshill NS); 4
Jordan Roche (Gaelscoil, Midleton); 5 Niall O'Donovan (St
Josephs, Castlemartyr); 6 Jess O'Keeffe (Bartlemy NS); 7 Cian
Walsh (St Josephs, Castlemartyr); 8 Ciaran McGregor (St John the
Baptist, Midleton); 9 Jamie O'Leary (Castlelyons NS).
(Born 1997): 1 Anthony Whyte (Youghal NS); 2 Rozs Butler
(Bartlemy NS).
East Cork Golf Club
Presentations
Don MacFarlane presents his prize to Kevin Byrne included is Michael D.
McCarthy Captain & Richard O'Riordan President
Miah McGrath presents the McCarthy McGrath prize to Liam Murphy winner
included is Michael D. McCarthy Captain & Richard O'Riordan President
Seamus Cunningham Wallis Bar presents his prize to Jim Brickle winner included
is Michael D. McCarthy Captain & Richard O'Riordan President
Michael D. McCarthy Captain & Richard O'Riordan President presents the MJ
Daly & Inca Jewellers prize to Michael Fitzgerald & Robert White
BALLINTOTIS BRIEFS
HARVEST THANKSGIVING MASS
The annual Harvest Thanksgiving Mass takes place at St Colman's
Church in Ballintotis on this Wednesday evening (October 6)
beginning at 7.30pm. Parishioners are invited to come along and
celebrate a bountiful harvest. The mass will also be the station
mass for the Ballintotis, Ballybutler, Ballyedekin and
Farrantrenchard town lands.
SCIATH NA SCOL
Ballintotis NS have performed well in their four matches so far in
the Sciath na Scol football competition. This year, following a
great double winning season in 2009-2010, they have been included in the 13-A-Side competition. The locals recorded early wins
against Cloyne NS, New Inn NS and Conna NS before losing narrowly to Aghada NS in their most recent fixture. In order to retain
hopes of qualifying for this year's final, Ballintotis NS need to win
their remaining two matches which are away to CBC Sidney Hill
on next Thursday (October 7) and at home - at Midleton GAA - on
Tuesday October 12 against GS Machan (1pm). Best of luck to all
involved.
NEW PUBLICATION
A superb new publication has just been completed by the pupils of
the Ballintotis NS. 'Our Big Book - Stories & Poems' was inspired
by well known writer John Sexton. John visited the school on several occasions as part of the 'Writers in School Project' and found
a group of enthusiastic pupils who were more than willing to take
his lead. What has resulted is a publication of original material
with over 100 pages of hugely entertaining stories and poems from
the pen of 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th class pupils. Whilst stocks are limited, judging by the early reaction demand is going to very high.
More information is available locally at the school.
GREYHOUND BENEFIT MEETING
Preparations are continuing in advance of the Gala Sponsored
Greyhound Meeting in aid of Ballintotis Community Centre
Building Fund which will take place at Curraheen Park on
Saturday October 23. Members of Ballintotis Community Council
are presently selling admission tickets costing €10 each. However
a family ticket admitting two adults and up to four children is also
available at the attractive price of €20.
Nominators are also invited for each dog in each race at a cost of
€30, with each winning nominator receiving a prize. There is also
the option to dine in style whilst watching all the action - tables of
four costing €50 are also being sold.
At present, the organising committee are also seeking to complete
full sponsorship for each of the 11 races, whilst advertising is also
being sought for the souvenir race card.
Further information on all of the above is available by calling 0868778182 or by logging on to www.ballintotis.com
TUESDAY CLUB
The Ballintotis 'Tuesday Club' is up and running for the new season and a large attendance was present over the past few weeks.
The group will meet again on Tuesday October 12 where they will
complete their design and ceramic work under the guidance of
popular local artist Suzanne Herlihy. The first group outing of the
current season will take place to Blarney early next month.
ANNUAL DINNER
Ballintotis Community Alert have announced that the annual
Community Dinner and Dance will be held on Friday November
26 at Midleton Park Hotel. Tickets will go on sale in early
November.
ADULT ART CLASSES
Adult Art Classes commencing on Wednesday 6th October in
Aghada National School 6pm - 9pm - Teacher Mary Kiely
Cusack . For further information or to book please contact Sheila
Daly 086-1961633.
Midleton Ladies Football
All-Ireland 7's
Midleton Ladies made history last Saturday by becoming the first
Midleton Ladies Football team to take part in the All-Ireland
Ladies 7's tournament in Dublin. The tournament was held in
Naonh Mearnog and St Sylvester's Club on the north side of
Dublin. We were drawn in group 2 with Drumlane (Cavan), Glinsk
(Roscommon), Thomas Davis (Dublin) and Scoil Ui Conal (
Dublin), Midleton lost their first game against Drumlane by 0-6 to
3- 9, it took Midleton awhile to settle and get use to the 7 a side
format. Drumlane went on to be defeated in the Semi Final. Round
2 we faced Glinsk where we were beaten by 0-2 to 0-5, this was a
much better effort by all the girls and the game was stuck 0-2 to 03 up until the last 3 mins. Round 3 came quickly, we faced Thomas
Davis who ran out winner by 1-6 to 4-6, goals really made the difference in this game. Finally we played Scoil Ui Conal from
Dublin, this was a cracking game, Midleton lost by a point on a
score line of 4-3 to 3-7. Amy McCarthy nearly rescued us with
some great attempt at goal. This was a great day of football for all
and Midleton will now make this a permeant fixture in the Diary,
we hope that all players would aspire to making this team in the
future. The club would like to thanks Margaret McEvoy, Jimmy
McEvoy, Aidan Dardis and Brian Leamy for helping out with the
girls on the day and travelling to Dublin. A big thank you to the
players, Amy McCarthy, Leah McEvoy, Zoe McEvoy, Leanne
Ahern, Claire Fenton, Laura Daly, Riona Abernethy, Lisa Curtin,
Julia O'Brien, Emma Haughney, Karen Ring. Finally, Midleton
Ladies Club would like to thank John Hurley of Hurley's
Supervalue Midleton for their contribution to the weekend,
Hurley's provided the girls with all the food and drinks for the day
at the 7's. Thanks John.
15 a side. The girl showed that they had gotten over the disappointment of been beaten last week in the East Cork
Championship final against Carrigtowhill. The girls started at a
very quick pace and had a lot of the play in the first 10 mins but
found themselves 0-1 to 1-0 down after the opening 10 mins, until
Orlagh Farmer burst through the Illen defence to blast the ball into
the roof of the next. This passage of play really settled the girls.
Edel Manley and Niamh Farrell were doing a great job in the back
line, these two young players have a great future ahead of them.
Niamh Moloney and Shannon Burke showed some great control in
the middle of the field and gave some great ball into the forwards,
where Leah McEvoy and Zoe McEvoy started to get the upper
hand. The half time score was Midleton 5-07 Illen Rovers 1-01.
Ray O'Brien gave the girls some great encouragement and stressed
that they had only won the first half and not the game. Illen Rover
cam e at Midleton in the start of the second half which was to be
expected, once Midleton weathered the storm they got back into
their stride, with Emma Keane scoring 1-01, Emma had a great
game on the night. Emma Haughney held the centre back position
and made it very difficult for the Illen Rovers star player to make
any ground. Midleton ran out winners on a score of Midleton 5-14
to Illen Rovers 3-06, Leah McEvoy 0-03, Zoe McEvoy 3-03,
Emma Keane, 1-01, Orlagh Farmer 1-03, Naimh Moloney 0-02,
Claire O'Brien 0-01. They work rate of all the girls on the night
was fantastic, they can look forward now to a semi final meeting
with the winners of Castlemagner and Passage.
Welcome
Mildeton Ladies Club would like to welcome Sarach Fahy to the
club. Sarah played her club football with Glanmire and played
cornor back on the Cork
U14 team this year when they defeated Kerry in the Munster final.
We are delight to welcome a player with Sarah's expierence to the
club and we wish her every success in the Midleton Club
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Management Team: Left to Right- Brian Leamy, Aidan Dardis, Michael Barrett,
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Minor County Championship
Midleton made the long journey to Dunmanway for the quarter
final of the Minor championship last tuesday evening to play
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MIDLETON ATHLETIC CLUB
Juvenile News
National Crafts and Student Art
Awards Travelling Exhibition
Results from East Cork Juvenile Even Age Cross Country
Championships 2010
The East Cork Even Age Cross Country Championships were held
in Youghal, Co. Cork on Sunday 19th September 2010. This was
the first race of the cross country season and the first time that the
athletes had to run the new longer distances. The U10 girls began
with their new longer distance of 1000m and the U18 boys finished with their new distance of 6000m! It was a real test of their
stamina and strength. Our athletes did really well and below are
the full results:
Under 10 Girls - (1000m) 4th Lia O'Brien, 10th Roisin
O'Sullivan, 13th Alana Drennan. Team 3rd
Under 10 Boys - (1000m) 2nd Aaron Leahy, 3rd John Forde, 4th
Shane Connor, 5th Declan O'Brien, 15th Bevan Forde. Team 1st
Under 12 Girls - (2000m) 1st Tara O'Keeffe, 2nd Jessica Strain,
4th Nollaig O'Sullivan, 5th Caroline Leahy. Team 1st
Under 12 Boys - (2000m) 1st Liam Stack, 4th Ronan Lynch, 8th
Andrew Ryan, 12th Julian Drennan, 13th Sean Barrett, 15th Eoin
Hartnett. Team 2nd
Under 14 Girls - (3000m) 3rd Caoilinn Hickey
Under 16 Girls - (4000m) 1st Cara O'Brien
Under 18 Girls - (5000m) 1st Blaithín Lynch
Under 18 Boys - (6000m) 1st Eoin Casey, 2nd David Murphy, 3rd
Michael Furlong. Team 1st
County Even Age Cross Country Championships
We would like to wish all our athletes who are competing in next
Sunday's (October 3rd) County Even Age Cross Country
Championships in Conna the very best of luck.
The Courtyard Gallery, 8 Main Street, Midleton will proudly host
the RDS National Crafts and Student Art Awards Travelling
Exhibition from Oct 22nd - November 8th next.
RDS National Crafts Competition and Student Art Awards
Travelling Exhibitions
The RDS National Crafts Competition and Student Art Awards are
run on an annual basis with an exhibition of selected entries held
during the Fáilte Ireland Dublin Horse Show in August. The exhibition of winning entries and works of excellence from the RDS
National Crafts Competition and the RDS Student Art Awards
travels to a number of venues around Ireland from August to
December each year. The purpose of which is to promote the
excellent standard of art and craft by artists and designers to a
wider audience. It is an excellent opportunity for regional arts centres and venues to host such an exhibition and bring the work to
audiences that may not have had the opportunity to view the exhibitions at the RDS, Dublin.
The RDS National Crafts Competition is organised in association
with the Crafts Council of Ireland and is open to all craft workers
living in Ireland as well as Irish designers based abroad. There are
20 categories and over 40 prizes awarded in the Competition ranging from ceramics and jewellery to felting and woodwork
www.thecourtyardmidleton.ie
BALLINTOTIS AREA COMMUNITY
COUNCIL
Are 'GOING TO THE DOGS'
Muriel Coughlan's Gookies win the
Grow, Bake, Cook award at EAT Cork's
First Food Festival
EAT Cork's first dedicated food festival last week was both entertaining and innovative. The exciting GROW BAKE COOK enterprise initiative to seek out a new food producer from the ranks of
skilled amateurs was backed by Fáilte Ireland and the new enterprise team at Cork City Council. After long deliberation the
judges finally gave the nod to Muriel Coughlan's wheat free,
gluten free cookie dough called Gookies to receive the award.
Gala Sponsored Meeting
(In aid of Community Hall Building Fund)
At CURRAHEEN PARK GREYHOUND STADIUM
On Saturday October 23rd - First Race - 7.47pm
There are many ways in which you can help us Purchase Admission Ticket(s)
Individual Ticket - €10
Family Tickets - Great Value (2 adults and 4 children - €20)
Nominate A Greyhound - for €30
and receive a free admission ticket
The winning nominator from each race also receives a prize.
Dine and Watch All The Racing In Style
Table For 4 in Hospitality Suite - €50 per person
(includes admission and 3 course meal)
Race Sponsorship and Race Card Advertising
Call us on (086) 8778182
or see www.ballintotis.com for full details.
Make A Date - 'Jazz It Up' with Ballintotis Area
Community Council On The October Bank Holiday
Weekend At Curraheen Park
Muriel, being a coeliac, is aware of the unavailability and lack of
choice of tasty foods that are gluten free in coffee shops and
restaurants. Her novel idea incorporates a wheat free, gluten free
cookie dough roll in various flavours that is refrigerated and can
be frozen. Each roll produces ten ready to bake cookies (Gookies).
The Gookie flavours available are milk chocolate, triple chocolate,
cranberry & white chocolate and colourful M&M.
While Muriel has been researching the idea for some time, she is
indebted to SECAD and Michael Cox for his advice in their Start
Your Own Business course which she recently completed in
Youghal. For further information on Muriel's wheat free, gluten
free cookie dough please email [email protected] or phone Muriel
Coughlan on 087 8229749.
SAM MAGUIRE CUP VISITS WHITEGATE NATIONAL SCHOOL
Jodie Leahy, 9, Holly Broderick, 10, Chloe Bennett, 10, and Isobel Leahy, 9, welcomed local players Pearse O'Neill and Kieran O'Connor to Whitegate National
School.
Pic: Diane Cusack
Pupils of Whitegate National School welcomed the Sam Maguire Cup to their
school during a visit by local players Pearse O'Neill and Kieran O'Connor.
Pic: Diane Cusack
Niamh O'Halloran, 8, Cliona Stoppard, 8, Nicola Bennett, 8, Cecelia McGuinness,
7, Mia McLoughlin, 7, and Aoibh’n Burke, 7
Pic: Diane Cusack
Charlotte Riff, aged 5, pictured queueing at the sweet-filled Sam Maguire
Cup
Pic: Diane Cusack
Erin Dowling, aged 5, eyes up the
sweet-filled Sam Maguire Cup
Pic: Diane Cusack
Pearse O'Neill pictured handing out sweets to pupils of Whitegate National School
Pic: Diane Cusack
Luca Cavallo, 7, Sean Deasy, 7, Daniel Murray, 8, and Cathal Moriarty, 8, pictured
welcoming local players Pearse O'Neill and Kieran O'Connor to Whitegate
National School
Pic: Diane Cusack
Conor Counihan pictured talking to pupils of Whitegate National School
Pic: Diane Cusack
MIDLETON GAA
www.midletongaa.com
Senior Hurlers bow out
Midleton Senior hurlers bowed out of the Championship on
Sunday after an exciting game against Glen Rovers. This game
went right down to the wire but in the end despite a brave effort
we came up just short. We managed to hold Patrick Horgan scoreless from play but his team mates rallied to the cause. We struggled to score points from play with Conor Lehane who contributed
four, and who was once again outstanding, being the exception.
We will have to comfort ourselves with the progress we have made
this year. We have a young and talented team who play a nice
brand of hurling. Hopefully the experience gathered this year will
stand us n good stead for the years ahead. The mentors and players put in a huge effort and raised their level of performance to
new heights. We can only be optimistic about the future. However
what is also clear is that though we are close we still have more
work to do if we want to make the breakthrough to contesting and
winning finals. Once again thanks to all involved for the great
enjoyment they gave us this years. We wish them the best as they
conclude their League campaign.
Junior B Hurlers overcome Sarsfields Midleton 1-15 Sars 1-13
Midleton advance in the Junior B hurling Championship as we
held on for victory over a good Sars team on Wednesday night last
in Carrigtwohill. The hard work on the training ground was evident and the mentors will be happy to have overcome this obstacle. This was a game played to a high standard with both teams
giving of their best. We now face our neighbours Ballinacurra in
the semi final this Saturday the 2nd in Carrigtwohill at 2.30 pm.
Night at the Dogs
John Cremin presents the trophy to James Lynch (Tralee) following Emmas
Prince's win in the Hurleys SuperValu (Midleton) A2 525 Bg Stakes Final. Included
are Dan Connolly,Paudie O'Brien and members of Midleton GAA Fund Raising
Committee. Also included Liz Igoe and Brian Collins (Curraheen Park).
Picture Mike English.
The organizing Committee of our Night at the Dogs on Saturday
last would like to thank all those who supported this fundraiser
and ensured it was a success. Also to all those who travelled to
Curraheen park on Saturday evening. We hope they had an enjoyable and profitable evening.
Fe 15 City Hurling Championship V Glen Rovers in the Glen
field.
We were slow to start in this game but by halftime we had found
our feet and had drew level. In the second half they were the hungrier team and ran out winners by 2.19 v 2.10.
Team: John O Farrell, Colin Shanahan, Billy O Shea, Luke
Dineen, Gavin Bagnell, Darren Quirke, Like Morrissey, Aaron Mc
Evoy, Killian Deady, Kevin Rohan, Padraic Nagle, Eanna O Brien,
Lochlinn Mc Carthy, Michael Abernethy and Josh Deady. Subs
Kieran Maloney, Shane Buckley, Sean O Farrell, Patrice
Tschmanga, Brendan Ahern and Robert Williams.
Fe 16 East Cork Football Championship V Kilta Og last
Monday night in Dungourney
Despite fielding a team short quite a lot of regulars due to injurys
we acquitted ourselves quite throughout this game but had no
answer to their scoring power and as a result we were well beaten
in the end.
Team: Josh Deady, Tom Motherway, Cathal Mc Carthy, Conor
Maloney, Colin Barry, Keelan Kennedy, Aaron Mc Evoy, Joesph
Murray, Patrice Tschmanga, Conan Finnegan, Gavin Hurley,
Andrew Rea, Darren Quirke, Jake Hegarty and Padraic Nagle.
Subs Brian Fitzgearald, John Shanahan, Sean O Farrell, Cian
Collins, Imbiblo Bello, Matthew Bell, Gavin Bagnell, Luke
Morrissey, Michael Abernethy, Billy O Shea, Robert Williams,
John O Farrell.
Fe 16 B Hurling league play off V Bride Rovers played last
Sunday morning in Midleton.
We played our last league game in the group and lost out after a
very enjoyable game. We had some very good performances on
the day with the goals coming from Eanna O Brien and Robert
Williams.
Team: Lochlinn Mc Carthy, Matthew Bell, Colin Shanahan, John
O Farrell, Gavin Bagnell, Aaron Mc Evoy, Shane Buckley, John
Shanahan, Colin Barry, Eanna O Brien, Cian Collins, Brendan
Ahern, Robert Williams, Brian Fitzgerald and Kevin Butler.
Best wishes to Alan Stanton, Brian Rossiter, Michael Abernethy,
Billy O Shea, Conan Finnegan and Luke Morrissey who are
receiving treatment for recent injuries.
Juvenile Players Street League Registration/Sale of Gear Last Saturday the 25TH September we held our annual Player
Registration morning in the GAA club, we had a fantastic turnout
of new and current members with their family's. Many thanks to
everybody who helped in organizing the sale of gear, the tea/coffee and the registration.
All the training times, venues and contact numbers for the Winter
programme will be on the website very soon.
We have also confirmed that the Davy Hogan & James O Brein Fe
10 & 12 Hurling Blitzs will take place on Saturday 16th October
with teams from Douglas, Blackrock, Dungarvan and Moyle
Rovers taking part. More details will be posted soon on our website.
The Juvenile club would like to say well done to the Senior hurling team and management for the great excitement and enjoyment
they gave us over the last few months, we are all very proud of
your magnificent efforts.
Fe-12
Our U-12 Hurlers returned to action on Thursday night Sept 23rd
when we played at home v Carrigtwohill in the semi-final of the A
grade hurling league. This was the squads first outing together
since the disappointment of the East Cork final defeat to Sars at
the beginning of the month. ON the night we were again very slow
to get out of the blocks and found it hard to impose ourselves on
the game in the opening 10 minutes or so. This has been a feature
of this teams play all year and is something that we will need to
address for the years ahead when we are re-grouped with the bigger city clubs as part of the re-organising of the underage structure
in Cork. Once we found our feet and began to play as a unit as we
know we can the lads completely blitzed Carrig for the rest of the
half and went in holding a 4-11 to 0-3 lead. In the second half
Carrig aided by the breeze came into the game more and our lads
took the foot off the pedal a little - again something we need to
avoid in the future and we ended up winning on a final score of 515 to 1-12.
Our Panel on the night was Kevin Mulcahy (Capt) (1-3), Eoin
Moloney, John Dwyer. Padriag O'Brien (0-1), Chris Shanahan,
Adam Daly, Ryan McConville (0-1), Sean O'Leary, Christian
Daly, Jordan Roche, Ryan O'Reagan, Garan Manley(1-8), Tommy
O'Connell (0-1), Chris Power (1-0), David Mulcahy (2-4),
Temitayo Abdullah, Sean O'Meara, Liam Franklin, Dylan
Cahalane, Conor Evans, Conor O'Neill, Dion O'Neill-Hill, Shane
O'Brien, Ronan O'Donovan, Kelvin Hickey.
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East Cork Darts Association
Aghada Juvenile GAA
The third round of the Premier League sponsored by Terry
Hughes, Maggie May's Bar, Youghal and Division 1 sponsored by
Eamonn Harty, Harty's Bar, Cloyne took place last Friday night.
In the Premier League Mc Graths had a fantastic game against
Thatch, Killeagh, an outstanding match from start to finish. There
was many 140 scored. Johnny Donovan scored a 180. Rob Dalton
and Daithi Richards was the game of the night as so was Johnny
Donovan and Kieran Foleys game. In the Division 1 Sections
there was very close games with Maggie May's against Mackey's
and Wood's against Harty's both matches having a (4, 3) score.
Premier Division Section (A) Schooner 1 v Maggie Mays 6
McGraths 5 v Thatch (Killeagh) 2
Premier Division Section (B) Two- Mile Inn 1 v Central Star 6
Gaelic 1 3 v Tosh Cahills 4
Premier League Table after 3 rounds:
Section A: Mc Graths - 15; Maggie May's A - 13; Thatch, Killeagh
- 12; Schooner, Whitegate - 2; Section B: Central Star - 17; Two;
Mile Inn - 11; Gaelic 1 - 7; Tosh Cahill's - 7
Division 1 Section (A) Session (7) v Colberts (0); Barrys (7) v
Gaelic 2 (0); Hartys (3) v Woods (4)
Division 1 Section (B) Mackeys (3) v Maggie Mays B (4); Thatch
Lisgoold v Castle Bar postponed. Batts v O'Coileains postponed
Division 1 Table after 3 rounds: Section A: Session - 16; Barry's,
Bartlemy - 12; Wood's - 11; Harty's - 10; Colberts - 9; Gaelic 2 - 5
Section B: Maggie May's B - 12; Mackey's - 10; O' Coileain's - 10
(Match Pending); Batt's - 7 (Match Pending); Thatch, Lisgoold - 5
(Match Pending); Castle Bar - 5 (Match Pending)
Batts (3) v Thatch Lisgoold (4), match played Thursday 23rd
September from previous week.
Fixtures for Next Week, October 1st: Premier Division Section
(A) Maggie Mays (A) v Schooner; Thatch (Killeagh) v Mc Graths
Premier Division Section (B) Central Star v Two-Mile Inn; Tosh
Cahills v Gaelic (A) Division 1 Section (A) Wood's v Session;
Harty's v Barrys, Bartlemy; Gaelic (B) v Colberts
Division 1 Section (B) Thatch Lisgoold v Mackeys; Batts v
Maggie Mays's (B); Castle Bar v O'Coileains
Under 10 Football Update
Aghada took the windy road to Rathpeacon on the 16th of
September to play a strong Blarney/Rathpeacon selection. An
entertaining game ensued with our lads losing out in a hard fought
game. We played 4 quarters with most players playing a number
of different positions throughout the game. Stand out performances came from Daniel McGauren who was combative in the full
back position and enjoyed a great two quarters in that position.
Cian Cotter scored a fabulous goal – top corner from 20 yards,
whacking a shot on the half volley after it spilled from his grasp as
he bore down on goal. Ivan Merez went between the sticks and
his reputation as having the safest pair of hands in Aghada was
reinforced with a very good display including one great save
which was made at full stretch. Mark McCarthy and Craig Hogan
also put in very good performances. Ruridhri O Connell was at his
tenacious best and Craig Healy also was a constant threat for us,
winning a lot
of breaks, showing very good anticipation.
Later on that week the lads born in 2000, those under tens “on the
age” took the less windy road to Castlemartyr to play a blitz
against Kiltha Og, Youghal and Bride Rovers. We had 9 players
in attendance and they put in some very good performances, and
won all their games.
Vera Terry's guess the All Ireland score raised over €1500 for the
Aghada Juvenile club.As there were no exact score-guess the following received €25 each M Welsh c/o Pat Wall,Laura
Leigh,Maria O'Keeffe & J O,Riordain.Fercha Phelan won the
signed Cork jersey.Our thanks to Vera for a great fund raiser.
Sam in Rostellan
Thousands welcomed the Cork team to Rostellan with Sam last
Sunday evening & 'duckie' gave a fine master of ceremonies on
the night.......sure he is made for the stage.
Midleton
Family Resource Forum,
Oakwood Lodge,
Youghal Road, Midleton
LISGOOLD GAA
CLUB BUILDING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
The first meeting of the Club Development Committee took place
last week in Lisgoold , as the plans for the new Dressing Room
and Complex were unveiled . Much anticipation exists as to the
progress being envisaged . It is hoped that the initial fund raising
event in support of the Project will take place later this Autumn ,
and a quick start to the project will be made soon after . The building work will take up to 12 / 18 months to complete , and it is
expected that the finished project will provide significant benefits
for the Club , and , of course , the wider community . We have
always benefited from the support of the Community , in every
facet , both on and off the field , and know that this support will
be most welcome once again in this long term project . We in
CLCG Lios gCul take our Social Responsibility very seriously ,
and are proud of the very small role that we play in our
Community is terms of entertainment and Development of our
young people . This project will assist the continuation of these
objectives . Copies of the plans are available from any Committee
member .
CLUBTEXT
If you are not yet registered for the free CLUBTEXT service contact Brendan Healy on 087 9176891 to be added to the free service and ensure you are up to date with all Club matters .
LOTTO
The winning numbers in this weeks lotto jackpot draw were 7, 10
and 25 we had no ticket that matched the numbers drawn .
Therefore the Jackpot Prize continues to grow . Congratulations to
the Consolation Prize winners this week , who were James
Murphy, Ella Woods, Colin Smart, Paddy Keeffe .
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Free Pregnancy Test & Free Confidential
Counselling Now Available in Midleton on
Wednesday Evening from 7pm to 9pm
The service also provides:
Social Welfare Advice
Legal Advice
Counselling around
Pregnancy Loss - Whether
through Miscarriage, Abortion
or Still-Birth
To avail of this free service:
Drop into the Family Resource Forum
any Wednesday Evening between
7pm and 9pm
Call 021 4270445 or 086 6638253
any day between 10am and 5pm
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Professional Handyman Services
- Roof repairs: Slates,Tiles & Velux windows fitted
- Flat roofs, Torch on felt etc
- Chimneys repaired, lead work, valleys etc.
- Small plumbing jobs. Tiling of walls & floors
- All types of doors, windows & locks replaced
- Attic & wall insulation & attic stairs fitted
- Patio, paths, driveways & garden construction
- Power washing of facia & sofit.
- Gutter cleaning & repair
No Job
- Plastering interior & exterior
- General Property maintenance
Call us today on
086-3336190
Qualified
Tradesmen
Fully
Insured
Too Big or Small
These are just some of the Handyman Services we offer. If you
don’s see something on our list, give us a call.
B. H. LANDSCAPING
Ross Cashman Electrician
Available for New Homes, Extensions, Re-Wires,
Agricultural etc.
No Job too Big or Too Small - Free Quotations
C2 Registered
Tel 087 1248091
INSURANCE CLAIMS
Do you need to make an Insurance Property claim
on your house or business?
Contact: Pro Property Claims Direct
for full processing and settlement on a no-win-no-fee basis.
Phone: P. Jordan on 021 - 4631317 | Mobile: 087 - 2430500
- Low maintenance gravel gardens - All types of decking
- All types of concrete work, brick, stone, concrete patios.
- Concrete & timber fencing 4Power washing
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ACCOUNTANTS
For a free quotation Contact Barry at: 086 - 3473212
Enterprise Centre, Mogeely Road, Castlemartyr, Co. Cork
Tel: 021 4667824
Mob: 087 9056139
email: [email protected]
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Accounts for Sole Traders,
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• Income Tax/Capital Gains
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ALL MACHINES & MODELS
Washing Machines, Dishwashers & Tumble Driers
Out Of Hour Service Provided
Contact: 087 - 9019165
WANTED
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Tel 085 1970211
PARENTING COURSE
Based on the philosophy of Dr. Tony Humphreys
Facilitated by Pauline Meade RGN RCN H Dip. Dip.
Therapy, Psychology Counselling, Dip. Parent Mentoring
086 - 8670889
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STUDY/GRINDS
Extra subjects available:
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Tel: 021 - 4638794 / 085 - 2880693
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• Book-keeping Service including
provision of Management A/c
• Payroll Bureau.
• Subcontractors / C2 Applications.
• Bank Applications,
Business Plans.
• Cashflow Projections,
Financial & Tax Planning.
MIDLETON ROCKY ROAD RESIDENTS
CUT OFF BY NATIONAL ROADS
AUTHORITY
The construction of a grass margin between the Lakeview roundabout near Midleton and the intersection between the Rocky Road
and the N25 without the inclusion of a footpath has been strongly
criticised by Fine Gael Cork East TD, David Stanton. Speaking at
a protest organised by Rocky Road residents this morning,
Deputy Stanton slammed the National Roads Authority (NRA) for
their highhanded approach.
“People have been walking on this short stretch of road for
decades and now the National Roads Authority (NRA) have with
one fell swoop created a situation where pedestrians, people with
buggies and wheelchair users will find it very difficult, if not
impossible, to walk along this stretch of roadway. Even cyclists
have been put at risk by the action of the NRA.
Deputy Stanton went on to say that common sense would have
dictated that the speed limit of 50km per hour be moved out at
least beyond the intersection of the N25 and the Rocky Road, and
that a footpath be included in the grass margin.
“The under-pass providing access by foot from the Rocky road to
the Midleton side of the N25 that was put in place decades ago
contains a lot of steps and its construction would certainly not be
tolerated today. It is almost impossible for wheelchair users and
people with buggies to gain access to the town by this route. It is
also in a terrible condition with litter and graffiti and people are
fearful of using it.
Deputy Stanton said that this is but one small example of a national quango operating without any sense of the needs of the people
that it was set up to serve.
Adam Beamish, Tara Guilfoyle and Hugh Jeffery of St John the Baptist NS,
Midleton pictured at The EBS/East Cork Primary Schools Cross-Country in Conna
Sophie Smiddy and Eileen O'Connell from Shanagarry NS pictured at The
EBS/East Cork Primary Schools Cross-Country in Conna