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BEGINS IN The National
President of
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M a r i e
The ancient seaside village of Ardmore is renowned for its won- Dennison was
derful beaches, walks and scenery and with the glorious weather the guest of
we have been blessed with there is no-where else on earth you honour at the
would rather be ! The hustle and bustle of Main Street traffic can event and did
leave you a little disconcerted, but if you take a little time to mean- her best to get
der its intertwining narrow streets by foot or bicycle you feel a around to talk
great sense of past and an urge to discover more, unknowingly you to all the dif-
begin to soak up the richness that Ardmore has to offer and so your ferent guilds
love affair with the oldest Christian settlement in Ireland begins. present. The National President of the ICA Anne Marie Dennison pic-
tured with members of the Youghal ICA Guild
In 416AD, St Declan paved the way to Christianity, preaching the
faith to the people of the Deise and remarkably some 1,594 years
on, as patron saint of Ardmore, he is still honoured in the age old
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St Paul's Church will host a Flower Festival themed 'Writers &
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Deputy Mayor Eoin Coyne welcoming cyclists Dave McCormack, Catherine

Sheridan and Tommy Roche to the Town Hall having completed the 100Km Cycle.
Also included are Olivia O’Rourke and Geraldine O’Connell of Youghal Town
Council and Paul Murray of Cork County Council
Medical Student Jessica White of Youghal who graduated with an Honours Degree
of Bachelor of Medecine, Bachelor of Surgery, Bachelor of Obstetrics (MB, BCh,
BAO Hons)pictured with her baby sisters Ali and Aisling Walsh at the University
College Cork Graduations, recently. Pic Clare Keogh/Provision
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WHATS ON AT THE MALL

ARTS CENTRE ?
A fantastic line-up for you for the month of July at the Mall Arts
Centre starting with the fantastic and critically acclaimed show
Women’s Voices…Women’s Stories on Wednesday, July 14th with
Noirín Ní Riain, Cora Fenton & Eileen Sheehan.
Weaving magically and effortlessly between poetry, song, and
drama Women’s Voices … Women’s Stories …celebrates and edi-
fies the range of human experience from the tragic to the comic
through to the spiritual.
Internationally renowned as a spiritual singer, Noirín’s repertoire
ranges from the Irish Sean Nós to the songs of the German mystic
Hildegard von Bingen. Noirín often focuses on the powerful songs
of women accompanying some of her songs with the Indian har-
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Tickets on sale at Cree’s Card Shop, Youghal (024 93899) at €15.
This event is kindly supported by Cork County Council.
On July 19th we have great music from Carmina with their full
band from the UK. Founded by songwriters Rob King (acoustic
guitar, mandola, bodhrán) and Pippa Marland (vocals, saxes, Irish
whistles), Carmina’s music is original, soulful and sophisticated,
drawing in Celtic traditional and contemporary strains blended
with jazz improvisation. Although their sound has been compared
with Moving Hearts, Joni Mitchell and Van Morrison, Carmina’s
music is uniquely their own, yet highly accessible. Reviewers in
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Carmina first made their name touring Ireland and have since
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Appearances have included Glastonbury, Trowbridge, Belfast
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Come and join us on Monday, July 19th for some great live music,
doors open at 8pm for 8.30 show. Tickets on the door at €15.
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UNDER 3’S SWIM FOR

FREE AT AURA
The importance of learning to swim at an early age has always
been top of the agenda at Aura Youghal Leisure Centre. This
essential life skill represents an important learning curve for all
children and Aura is helping parents progress this early learning
with a special swim offer which allows all children under the age
of three to swim for free during any of the open swim times at
Aura Youghal.
“We always stress to parents the importance of developing water
confidence and swimming skills in children from an early age.
Our under threes swim for free offer is designed to make it as easy
as possible for parents to help their children take their first swim
steps,” explained Tracy Kenneally, Operations Manager at Aura
CONDON CUP SUCCESS Youghal Leisure Centre.
FOR YOUGHAL “We want to give parents the opportunity to take their children
swimming as often as they can. By allowing children under three
years of age to swim for free, we are making it easier and more
On Thursday 24th June - Youghal Golf Club hosted the accessible for parents to spend time with their young kids in the
Condon Cup which is an annual challenge match water,” added Tracy.
between East Cork Golf Club Midleton and Youghal Aura is further promoting early learning for young swimmers with
Golf Club. their parent and toddler swim sessions. These classes are also
aimed at building a child’s confidence in the water and they cater
This challenge cup has been running for many years and has for toddlers as young as six months of age.
always been keenly contested by the two clubs and this year “Our parent and toddler classes are proving to be hugely popular
that was the case too. Youghal Golf Club was victorious on with local families. We use a variety of fun games and activities
this occasion and brought the Condon Cup back to Youghal. to teach the children and all classes are supervised by our quali-
Youghal Golf Club would like to congratulate all that took fied swim instructors who join parents in the pool. The lessons are
also especially beneficial to parents as they teach them skills in
part and thank East Cork Golf Club for such an enjoyable how to hold and manage their child in the water,” Tracy explained.
sporting event. “We want to help parents take that first splash with their children.
They really enjoy the fact that they get to play a real part in teach-
ing their child how to swim. Their role is just as important as the
instructors,” said Tracy.
“The positive feedback we have been getting from the classes is
very encouraging. It really is a case of the earlier they start the bet-
ter. We find the toddler lessons are very beneficial because the
sooner the child starts in a pool, the less fear the child usually has
when they progress on to the older swim classes,” added Tracy.
The parent and toddler swim classes take place every Monday and
Friday at 11 a.m. Classes cost €69 for a ten week course or €35 for
a five week course. Children under three who are accompanied by
an adult can swim for free during the any of the open swim hours
at Aura Youghal.
Further information about the open swim hours and the parent and
toddler swim classes at Aura Youghal is available by visiting the
centre or by telephoning 024 91614.
Youghal Golf Club Captain Jimmy Coleman pictured here accepting the Condon
Cup from East Cork Golf Club Vice Captain Dan Buckley
YOUGHAL RNLI LIFEBOAT
- CHURCH GATE COLLECTION -
Na Prapoga, Youghal
The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat will hold their annual
ONLY TWO REMAINING church gate collection on Sat & Sun the 10th & 11th of
3 BED SEMI-DETACHED July 2010 in Clashmore, Ardmore, Grange and Piltown.
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SHERRY FITZGERALD HENNESSY ple. To go on saving lives at sea means training and equip-
ping our volunteer crews. This costs money and, as a char-
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Ice-Cream Day at Kyle PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETI-

National School TION LAUNCHED
Mary Scott Resource teacher with some of the children who she worked so well
with. She has retired after 10 years of service.
As part of Coca-Cola Clean Coast Week, a national initiative oper-

ated by An Taisce, a national photography competition was
launched today, Thursday 17th June 2010. Prizes will be awarded
for the best pictures celebrating the natural beauty of Ireland's
coastlines. More information is available at http://www.clean-
coastphoto.org/. Coca-Cola Clean Coast Week aims to involve
communities in caring for their local coastal environment. Closing
date for entries is 21st August, giving you all summer to snap that
perfect shot! Pictured at the launch on Sandymount Strand is
Georgia Salpa. Picture Conor McCabe/Jason Clarke Photography.
Bouncing around! Kyle pupils enjoying the ice-cream day
Kyle pupils pictured enjoying their ice-cream in the sun
Fr.Broderick and teacher Mrs. Rohan with parents and children of Kyle N.S.
A Youghal Man’s Account of Several Months

in Haiti, Following the Earthquake.
Michael Lee, Knockaverry Youghal is a member of the NGO's (non government organisations) and local staff. This took
Department of Foreign Affairs "Rapid Response Corps" since several weeks to accomplish and involved the setting up of radio
1998. He has undertaken assignments in places such as Rwanda, rooms in safe houses, compounds and fitting hardware to trans-
Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Angola and 5 months in Sudan. He has also port. He was instrumental in setting up a cluster system and pro-
worked previously in Haiti in 2003 with Concern. Michael is a gramming radio equipment for many agencies, to enable them to
technician with ESB and is also qualified in Telecommunications come under the umbrella of the UN system. This is a relatively
and Humanitarian Affairs which he studied in UCD .He is also the new system of operating in emergency situations and Michael had
Officer in Charge of the Youghal Coast Guard Unit. only recently completed a course with the UN in Sweden on this
Within 24 hours of the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti on system.
January 12th he was contacted by the Department of Foreign
Affairs, and asked if he would be seconded to work with the
United Nations Humanitarian effort, to help the stricken people of
Haiti. Michael's role is to work with United Nations World Food
Programme, with whom he has done several courses, over the last
few years, in the Curragh Army Camp, in Sweden and the Middle
East. On this occasion, Michael had a choice to work with either
the UN or with Goal, who were seeking Emergency Logisticians
urgently in Port au Prince. He chose to be seconded, on this occa-
sion to Goal.
His initial role was in Logistics and Food Distribution. This role
necessitated the building of Rub Hall stores tents, for the storage
of hundreds of tons of food aid and non food items such as tents,
blankets and basic sanitation items. Meetings had to be organised
on the ground with various UN agencies and local partners to plan
the distribution and organise security on the ground. Many
Apart from the risk of kidnappings, rioting and shootings, the
biggest fear was from the many aftershocks, which occurred fre-
quently. It was normal procedure going to bed each night, wearing
a whistle and photo id (in case of an aftershock which could cause
the house to collapse).
The following is an extract taken from his daily diary.
"Monday 22nd February: woke at 01.30. Major aftershock, one of
the lads injured, while try-
ing to get out of the house.
Decided not to sleep any-
more indoors. Have taken
my mattress and mosquito
net and set it up outdoors.
Delivery of 15 tonnes of
rice and 10 tonnes of beans
today. Food Distribution
tomorrow morning down
makeshift camps were set up within Port au prince where 1.5 mil- town. Each truck packed with 300 x 25 kg bags of rice, 300x 15kgs
lion people are living on the streets and parks in desperate condi- of beans and cooking oil. Very tired." While Haiti has disappeared
tions, with little or no shelter, no food and no sanitation.. from the front pages of our newspapers, the situation on the
Assessments and registration had to be organised in these camps ground is still as dire as ever, and it will be many years before nor-
to provide a proper and organised distribution system. Working in mal life will resume.
these makeshift camps was very distressing as it was not uncom-
mon to find children with fingers, toes or even a nose bitten of by
rats in the middle of the night. The smell of death lingered in the
air and dust from the crumpled buildings, knocked during the
earthquake was constant. 300,000 people perished during the 7
seconds of the earthquake and many are still unaccounted for
under the rubble that is everywhere to be seen in Port au Prince.
As Haiti was in the early stages of an emergency, work began at
06.30 every morning and would continue up until 10.00 each
night. This was a 7 day week. Needless to say, most if not all
humanitarian workers working in such conditions would succumb
to sickness themselves on a regular basis. Michael himself did not
escape this predicament.
Following heightened tension and risk of kidnapping, Michael's
role reverted to one of Communications training with the UN,
TALLOW AREA CREDIT UNION

NINTENDO DS WINNERS TEAM YOUGHAL COMPLETE
RING OF KERRY CYCLE
www.teamyoughal.com
Team Youghal cyclists successfully competed the very pop-
ular Ring of Kerry Cycle on Saturday last in their prepara-
tion to this year’s Race Around Ireland.
The Ring of Kerry Cycle is the biggest one day charity
fundraising event in Munster with thousands of leisure
cyclists experience a fun and rewarding day’s cycling, while
at the same time fundraising for worthy Charities.
The 112 mile leisure cycle takes place around the pictur-
esque Ring of Kerry and to date the Ring of Kerry Charity
Ballynoe NS winner Curraglass NS winner Cycle has raised over €3.5 million for Kerry Charities and
reached a record number of cyclists this year when over
5,000 people took part.
Conna NS winner Tallow NS winner

Winners of a Nintendo DS
in the savings promotion
which Tallow Area Credit
Union ran in the local
national schools in our
Common Bond during the
past few months. In the
current economic climate
we cannot over emphasise
the importance for saving Kerry Rose Veronica Hunt who dropped into Youghal Firestation to wish Tommy
amongst the young people Knockanore NS winner Roche of Team Youghal all the best for the Ring of Kerry Cylce 2010.
in the area and with this in mind we were only too glad to assist
the schools in this.The amount saved was not the priority just some Conditions were not ideal for the 6a.m. start with a very
regularity in saving in the hope that the children will make this a strong headwind all the way to Waterville from the
habit for life from which they will benefit in the future. Killarney start, passing through Kilorglin and Cahersiveen
en route. The event took in the climb of Coomakista on the
Tallow Area Credit Union way to Caherdaniel, Sneem and Kenmare before the final
Scholarship Scheme 2010 climb of Molls’ Gap and finished in Killarney. The organi-
The Board of Directors of Tallow Area Credit Union has great sation was excellent throughout and with a tail wind in the
pleasure in announcing the winners of the 2010 Scholarship Scheme final hours of the event all the Team finished strongly.
which is sponsored by Tallow Area Credit Union. Training has been going very well over the past few months
The winner of the first Scholarship of €1,000 is Stephen O'Brien and with only ten weeks to the start of the 2010 Race in
Ballynoe, Mallow, Co. Cork who intends pursuing a Bachelor of Navan Team Youghal are confident of improving on their
Science in Physical Education course. Stephen will receive two wining time of 90 hours in last year’s race.
moieties of €500 during his first year in college which will be
lodged in his Tallow Area Credit Union ATM account. Website
The second Scholarship winner is Eoin Hogan Waterpark, Fermoy Our website is now up and running and we would like to
Co. Cork whose chosen career is in the field of Sustainable Energy thank all those companies who took out advertising space in
Technology (Honours). Eoin will receive a Scholarship of €500 in support of the team. The website was constructed and is
two moieties of €125 in his first year in college and this will be maintained by Team Youghal Cyclist Michael McCarthy
lodged to his Tallow Area Credit Union ATM account. and many thanks to him for his excellent work. Please log
The first payment for both students will be made to their accounts on to www.teamyoughal.com or become a fan of the team
on receipt by the Credit Union of their letters of registration and on Facebook to get all the updates.
acceptance from their respective Third level colleges and by using
their ATM cards they will have access to their funds at any ATM
throughout the country. The second payment will be made in
February 2011 on receipt by the Credit Union of confirmation of YOUGHAL NEWS
their continued attendance on their respective courses to the end of
the academic year. With our motto "Caring, Sharing and Growing Next Issue July 22nd
Together" in mind, we at Tallow Area Credit Union are of course
delighted to be associated with both students and take this opportu- www.youghalnews.ie
nity to wish them every success in the future.
CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT

Sunday 27th June saw our players in all three grades attempt
to qualify for the Gents National Strokeplay 2010. In the
Juniors our sole representative was Brendan McCaughey
who was playing in the event for the first time. Brendan
played solid pitch and putt to return a score of 112 which
was good enough for 5th place and qualification for Ryston.
In the intermediate section Don Sheehan, Ted Kelly and
Johan Brosnan played the tricky Riverside course in
Bishopstown. Despite the efforts of Ted and Don they were
unable to post the necessary 106 to qualify. Johan’s return of
105 saw him safely through. The senior section was played
on our own Claycastle course in extremely testing condi-
tions. With just 13 places up for grabs the 6 Claycastle play-
ers had their work cut out to qualify. Gary O’ Sullivan 105,
Anthony O’ Loughlin 106, Paudie O’ Sullivan 108 and Colin
Sheehan 108 all qualified comfortably. Ed Long and club
captain Martin Keohane on 111 had an anxious wait to see
if their score was good enough for qualification. As the wind
picked up it looked like the lads would both qualify but
unfortunately Martin missed out on the back 18s with
Ed taking the last place. The club will be represented at the
finals by 7 players who will take on the cream of the coun-
try on the weekend of 24th/25th July at the Ryston course in
Newbridge Co.Kildare. Very best of luck to all the players,
Bring home the big one lads!!
Congratulations to Colin Sheehan who finished in 8th place
in the Gents Munster Strokeplay at the Riverdale course in
Neneagh Co. Tipperary. Colin carded and excellent 98 to
make the final 18 and went on to shoot -4 for the playoff in
very tough conditions. In the junior grade Johan Brosnan
struggled to find his best form but still managed
to finish in 16th place overall. Well done lads.
Our Juvenile competitions are back in full swing for the
summer months with games each Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday at 5.00pm, entry €1.50. Our Juvenile officer Johan FARMERS MARKET
Brosnan has put in great toil to get the juveniles back in
action and the we are extremely fortunate to have a player of There was a real buzz at Blackwater Garden Centre on
Johan’s stature guiding them through the ranks. Results of Saturday last with the first outing of the local Farmers
last weeks competition- O/A Nett- Killian Cahill, O/A Market. The day was good and people were there in num-
Gross- Adam Bulman, 1st Nett- Jack Curtin. New members bers from opening at 10 til 1pm. Live music from Ger and
are always welcome and now is a great time for any juvenile Pat added much to the welcoming atmosphere, as did the
thinking of joining with so many new members joining in free cuppa.
recent weeks. Coaching is available for beginners from Producers and stallholders, enthusiastic about their produce,
Johan who is Irelands No.43 ranked player. For more info were delighted with the response from customers, and many
Tel: 0870699492. stallholders were sold out before the end of the morning. It
was great to see so much quality local produce in a lovely
KILLEAGH CAMOGIE local setting. Mike McKenna hosting the event on behalf of
Blackwater Garden Centre said " One of the great advan-
Senior B Championship Killeagh v's Kilbrittain Timoleague next tages of our location is that we can operate under cover to
Friday July 9th in Castle Rd (new camogie pitch) at 8pm. Support the comfort of customers and stallholders alike".
welcome. The market will operate every Saturday morning from 10
am til 1 pm.
- FLAG DAY -
The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat will hold their annual Flag
Day on Friday and Sat the 16th & 17th of July 2010 in
various locations in Youghal.
The RNLI is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving
service around the Republic of Ireland. The Royal National
Lifeboat Institution exists to save lives at sea and is entirely
supported by voluntary contributions. Youghal has been run-
ning a Lifeboat Station since 1839 and has been generously From L to R: Jim Lucey (organic black Angus beef), Siobhan Cronin (baking and
supported by the Youghal and surrounding area's townspeo- savoury products), Mary Kay Solomon ( American style baking, fresh eggs and
salad leaves), Maria Anthony ( local honey and honey based creams), Bernie Morel
ple. To go on saving lives at sea means training and equip- ( home made breads), Ann Foley (fresh in-season vegetables), Martin O Leary (
ping our volunteer crews. This costs money and, as a char- organic lamb), Michael Walsh (fresh fish from Irish waters), Joe Condon of Omega
ity, the RNLI relies on your support. Beef Direct.
ARDMORE NEWS
Pier in Danger. packed rubbish into all the bins along the storm wall and then
The Chairman of the Ardmore Harbour Committee, Billy Revins, threw a big bag of rubbish into the skip inside the sewage site rail-
brought it to my attention recently that Ardmore Pier is in very ings. Yes, his number was noted and forwarded to Waterford
poor condition. As I had not been on the pier for some time I took County Council! Hopefully, he'll incur the €300 fine and that
a walk over to see for myself and I can honestly tell you I was might make him go to the dump next time!
shocked to see how much it has deteriorated. Billy has already Summer Bazaar.
highlighted this matter to Waterford County Council. The annual summer bazaar which took place in Halla Déuglán on
Part of the capping has already gone off the pier in a spot where Sunday last was a resounding success and by far the best ever. The
many people fish for mackerel every day and the entire capping is Hall was thronged for this ever popular event and great credit is to
so broken up now that mackerel fishing from it is very dangerous to the founders of this event Cissy Burke and Catherine Lyons and
and it's an accident waiting to happen for someone to trip there the wonderful work and dedication of the Hall Committee, led by
and fall into the water or flat on the pier. Liz Dolan and Terri McGrath. Of course this event just could not
A couple of feet below the cap a crack has opened along the length be held without the massive input of Bernie Stilwell, helped as
of the pier which makes it likely that a serious storm could knock ever, by his good wife Marie.
off that whole section and if that happens the village itself will be The Hall Committee wish to thank all who donated items, those
in danger. who bought raffle tickets and merchandise and every single person
Furthermore, the steps down to the pier seem to have subsided who helped make this such a great success.
near the bottom and have started to peel away from the main steps Multiple Sclerosis Society.
and are now hanging perilously over the cliff. The local branch of the MS Society and Brendan and Betty Griffin
Ballyquin Picnic on Saturday night. in particular wish to express their sincere thanks to all who so gen-
The now annual and most enjoyable Ballyquin Picnic in aid of The erously supported their recent extremely successful Table Quiz at
Hoja Project will be held at Ballyquin Strand on Saturday night The Round Tower Hotel.
from 8 pm. There will be singing, dancing and carnival events and Barbecue Cancelled.
a great fun atmosphere so just bring a few friends, a few bob and The Round Tower Hotel 'Gig in the Garden' on last Sunday
a couple of drinks and enjoy a great night for a worthy cause. evening was cancelled as a mark of respect to Tony Quirke. It will
The Hoja Project is an international charity that promotes commu- be re-scheduled for The August Bank Holiday Weekend.
nity development in Tanzania, through educational programmes in In Hospital.
secondary schools, out-of-school youth and the community at Knocked out at the moment and in for a bit of a service and oil
large in rural areas. change is John Joe Carlton and we wish him a speedy recovery and
The funds from last year's barbecue helped nearly 100 Tanzanian return home.
families start their own mini-businesses. The programme is Teresa Again.
incredibly popular and the money raised from this year's event Terri's absence was again the signal for Teresa Joyce to re-visit the
will enable more Tanzanian villagers to benefit from this opportu- winners enclosure, this time with partner, James Flavin on 8 games
nity to raise themselves from the poverty trap. where they were joined by wily pair Pat O'Connor and Nicky
If you are unable to attend on Saturday night but would still like Murphy. There was a three way tie for third place all on 7 games
to contribute, then please send a cheque to Virginia Brownlow at between Ann McCarthy and Anne Halley, Tommy Power and
Dysert, Ardmore or just hand in a contribution to the Hoja Project Michael O'Reilly and Tom Troy and James Foley.
at Ardmore Pottery. Visit www.hojaproject.org or contact Bereaved.
[email protected]. It's been a very difficult week in Ardmore with three families
Community Alert. bereaved. Firstly we lost that great camogie player and footballer,
At the community alert meeting on Thursday evening last, there Monica O'Connell and we offer our heartfelt sympathy to her hus-
was unanimous praise and appreciation for all of the talented per- band Michael and all the O'Connell family. Then news filtered
formers who gave of their time and made the fund-raising concert through of the sudden death of Aidan Quirke's father, Tony, and
held in Halla Déuglán a total success. The money raised by the again we offer our sincere sympathy to Aidan, Trish and the
concert is being used to purchase fourteen community alert signs extended Quirke family. And then on Sunday morning came news
and mounting poles. An order has now been placed for the poles of the death of Willie Hennebry, Breda Power's father and again
and signs, and delivery is expected by the end of July. The signs we offer our sympathy to Breda & Willie and the extended Power
will be erected by Waterford County Council throughout the and Hennebry family.
Ardmore/Grange area at locations agreed by the committee in Big Weekend for Ardmore & Waterford.
conjunction with An Garda Siochana. Every Waterford man will join with us this weekend as we wish the
Approval has been granted to the Ardmore/Grange community very best of luck to Wayne and Niall Hennessy in the All Ireland
alert group by An Garda Siochana to hold a church-gate collection football qualifier against Offaly and to Clinton Hennessy, Declan
on the weekend of 4th/5th September. The next Community Alert and Seamus Prendergast in their Munster Final joust with the
meeting is to take place on Thursday 9th September. 'rebels'.
Camper Vans. WLRFM/Granville Award. Congratulations to Declan
The camper vans parking along by the storm wall continue to Prendergast who was named WLRFM/Granville Hotel player of
cause problems and are taking up a lot of the limited car parking the month for his display in the Munster semi-final against Clare
space in the village. One van recently occupied an invalid car and for his display for Ardmore in the SFC against Rathgormack.
parking space near the church for a whole weekend! Waterford GAA Church Gate Collection. The annual Church Gate
county council are aware of the difficulty and a letter from the sen- Collection in aid of Ardmore GAA Club was taken up at all Masses
ior executive officer of Transport and Infrastructure, Ray in Ardmore and Grange last weekend and again it was testament to
Moloney, states that he has requested the Area Engineer to arrange the wonderful support the club enjoys and the huge generosity of
for the vehicle registration numbers of camper vans parked those supporters. Ardmore GAA Club wishes to sincerely thank all
overnight be recorded and submitted to him and the owners will those who contributed.
be liable to prosecution. St Declan's Way. The countdown is on for our sponsored journey
Rubbish Dumping. along the ancient medieval path known as St Declan's Way. If you
Despite all the warnings, promotions and educational attempts have a sponsorship card, don't forget to fill it and if you don't have
some morons continue to dispose of their household rubbish wher- one then contact any committee member or player to get one.
ever they can. On Sunday morning last a big expensive SUV
KILLEAGH-ITA'S JUVENILE PUBLIC MEETING AT

G.A.A WEEKLY NEWS KILCREDAN NATIONAL SCHOOL
A public meeting was held in Kilcredan National School on
Premier Minor Hurling Championship. Monday night last June 28th.The purpose of the meeting was to
Our minor squad continued to train and prepare for their upcom- rally support of our public representatives and to give an update to
ing championship game with Brian Dillon's. On Monday last they our parents and fellow parishioners as to where we presently stand
played the Patsy Collins led Clashmore side in an exciting chal- with our much needed extension to our school.Present were Anne
lenge game on home soil. After the hour's hurling we were victo- Marie Griffin, Chairperson of the Board of Management,
rious, this boosted our confidence as Saturday evening approached Margaret Beasuang School Principal Michael Aherne T.D., David
for the all important clash with the city boys. Stanton T.D. Ned O'Keeffe T.D. Michael Hegarty M.C.C. and the
The Holy Grail of Cobh was the venue for our championship clash full Board of Management.Anne Marie Griffin opened the meet-
on Saturday evening. We got a dream start with an Allen Keniry ing and welcomed the very large attendance. She then gave a
goal in the fourth minute, followed closely by an Emmet Budds brief account of the project to date and our ambitions for the
point. At this stage the city boys had settled and were rewarded future.
with three unanswered points, to reduce our lead to just the mini- Next to speak Margaret Beausang gave a detailed account of the
mum. Michael O'Brien, who was outstanding at centre back, kept necessity of the extension. She explained that the lack of space
us ahead as he found the target with his long range free, however for the most basic of school activities surely made this project a
Dillon's matched this within a minute. This was shaping up to be priority. For those at the meeting who were not involved
a closely fought battle. Playing well as a team we added to our Margaret told how three years ago over 200 parishioners took to
tally with points from Matthew Murphy and Emmet once more. In the high roads and by roads selling tickets to fund the purchase of
the final moments before the whistle we witnessed both teams the acre next to the school which is now our car park. She
fighting for procession and scores, with each adding two points, to explained how this car park has now become necessary to facili-
leave the half time score, Killeagh/Ita's 1-7 to Brian Dillon's 0-6. tate the new entrance into the proposed layout of the school.
The passion and pride in the jerseys was evident as we resumed Margaret felt it was important that the Public Reps should under-
play. Dillon's opened the scoring with a well executed point which stand that we have been very active here in Kilcredan national
was quickly matched for the Killeagh-Ita's boys by Decky Long. School in funding as much as possible ourselves but now it was
Playing a more physical game, Dillon's were punished by Dylan their turn to push the project ahead as soon as possible.
Coleman as he tapped over three consecutive frees to extend our Michael Brett, Chairperson of the Community Council , Michael
lead. Realising their mistake, they began to hurl and pulled back Holland Chairperson of Fr. O'Neill's Adult Club, and Dan
two, but at this stage we were well in control and further added to O'Connor Chairperson of Fr. O'Neill's Juvenile Club then spoke
our tally with two great closing points from Dylan and Michael. and lent their voices to urging the public reps to forge ahead with
Dillon's had to be content with a late consolation point from a free, this project.Michael Aherne, David Stanton and Ned O'Keeffe
before the ref rounded off proceedings with a well deserved victo- then spoke. They all said they fully understood the need for this
ry for the Killeagh-Ita's lads on a scoreline of 1-13 to 0-10. Well extension and would give it their full commitment in bringing it to
done lads and mentors, and best of luck as you continue on the fruition. Mr. O'Keeffe stated that there was six million in the kitty
trail. for school buildings and surely the relatively small amount that
Fé 12 League Football Semi-final Kilcredan needs could be found. We sincerely hope so. Mr.
Our under 12 lads graced the sod of Pilmore on Wednesday last Aherne agreed to set up a meeting with the Department of
and welcomed the Russell Rovers boys to contest the semi-final of Education and the Board in Tullamore. We feel this should be
this year's 'A' Football League. In this game we proved a little too beneficial to plead our case face to face. Mr. O'Keeffe also said
strong for the Rovers and ran out worthy winners and earned our that because we are an amalgamated school this should stand in
place in the upcoming Final with either Glenville or Bride Rovers. our favour with the Department.At this point several questions and
Well done and continued success. contributions were taken from the floor. It was very obvious that
Fé 11 Hurling the whole community is behind the Board and the school in hop-
A depleted squad travelled to Caherlag to play Erin's Own in our ing this extension is built sooner rather than later.
fourth U-11 league match. James Kent was making his debut at Anne Marie closed the meeting in thanking everyone for attending
this grade. We hurled very well in the first half although our score and promised that the board would keep working hard to get our
didn't do justice to our hard work. In the second half Erin's Own extension and would keep everyone up to date on progress made.
moved up a gear and were much the better team.
Best wishes to our U-10 and U-8 coach Alan Curran who marries
Ann Webb on Friday next 9th July. May you have a great day and
a happy and healthy life together! I hope you'll have time to cheer
for your adopted county in Thurles on Sunday, Alan!
Reminder: Summer Camp begins on Monday next (July 12th) in
Páirc Uí Chinnéide, at 9.30 a.m. on the first morning.

CHURCH GATE COLLECTION
The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat will hold their annual church gate col-
lection on Sat & Sun the 10th & 11th of July 2010 in Clashmore,
Ardmore, Grange and Piltown.
The RNLI is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving service
around the Republic of Ireland. The Royal National Lifeboat
Institution exists to save lives at sea and is entirely supported by
voluntary contributions. Youghal has been running a Lifeboat Congratulations and best wishes to Happy 7th Birthday to Sarah Haskett
Station since 1839 and has been generously supported by the Máiread Crowley (Youghal) and who celebrates her birthday on
Youghal and surrounding area's townspeople. To go on saving Thomas Ralph (Glanmire) who were Thursday 8th July. Lots of love from
lives at sea means training and equipping our volunteer crews. married last Thursday in UCC, Cork. Mammy, Daddy, Ronan, Nana and Dada
Lots of love always from the Crowley Crowley, Uncles Noel and Paul, Aunty
This costs money and, as a charity, the RNLI relies on your sup- and Ralph families. Máiread, Debbie, Caroline and Thomas
port.
PADDY POLLARD
IS MUNSTER SOCCER'S TOP MAN
By Christy Parker Junior Cup. Out of 631 teams
East Cork/west Waterford soccer has received a prestigious boost that started, six of the last eight
following local man Pat Pollard's ascension to Chairmanship of were Munster sides, including
the Munster Football Association. Paddy was elevated to the chair the winners Fairview Rangers
at the association's AGM in Rochestown on June 12th. His promo- from Limerick, who beat
tion, which was served uncontested, follows a highly successful Tipperary side St. Michael's
two- year stint as vice chairman. (Which coincided with fellow before a huge crowd in Turners
Lismorean Jimmy O'Gorman's term as President of the GAA's Cross."
Munster Council.) Meetings
The honour is all the more notable in that, uniquely within the As Munster's representative on
organisation, he has reached the summit of administration within the FAI council, Paddy's new
ten years of joining the ranks as an officer. "It means a lot to me schedule promises to be enjoy-
but I can't over-stress how significant it is for the WWEC (West ably hectic for a man who adores Delia Pollard congratulating her hus-
Waterford/East Cork) League, he says. "We're a small league in his sport. "Its started already," he band Paddy on his election as chairman
of the Munster Football Association at
national terms and its very prestigious for us. When we started smiled last week, while prepar- Rochestown Park Hotel
back in 1972, I never thought that one day I'd be standing in front ing to travel to Tipperary for a
of all 13 leagues in Munster as their chairman." meeting. "There's another meeting in Dublin next Wednesday and
The beginning after that its just one event after another."
Paddy's love for football persists from the days when players like It is, he enthuses, "a very good time" to be taking the chair, with
Portuguese wizard Eusebio bewitched defences. In those relaxed soccer's profile riding high. "There's the opening of the Aviva sta-
days fans enjoyed greater affinity with their professional idols, dium when Argentina arrive in August, "he explains, "and of
who would arrive at a stadium with neither an ipod in their ears nor course the World Cup."
the fear of a tabloid tape recorder on their minds. Technology
In 1961, aged 15, Paddy first represented his native Lismore as a It would be as careless as an English goalkeeper not to seek
goalkeeper in an under-16 friendly against Youghal. Interestingly, Paddy's opinion on the call for greater technology in the higher
he recalls the game occurred in a field adjacent to the GAA's hol- echelons of the game. "It should have happened a long time ago
lowed heaven of Copperally. Talk about mocking the gods! but I'd only go so far as goal-line initiatives," he says. It's a shame
The following year he began his competitive carer with Lismore in they didn't go the full hog and give him blathering Sepp Blatter's
the Waterford Junior League from whence he would line out "in job. Goal line technology wouldn't have affected Henry's 'hand of
every position" over the years. Gaul' travesty but the Munster chairman notes with irony that the
In 1972 and while still a player, his administrative talents emerged BBC and Sky pundits, whom he alleges found Ireland's discomfort
as he and fellow Lismorean, the late Tony Bolger formed a four- amusing are now being taken seriously because of England's high-
team league comprising Youghal, Lismore, Stradbally and er profile team were 'robbed' of a goal in South Africa! Neither is
Modeligo. A clinical centre forward, Paddy scored four of the five he oblivious to the fact that Blatter appears intent on seeking
goals that saw Lismore beat Youghal in an inaugural final. another term as FIFA president and so needs to court countries for
That league became known as the Red House League up to 1984 votes. Either way, 'it has to come sooner or later," he expects. It
when it became the WWEC (West Waterford/East Cork) League in all adds up to microchips in footballs, on which related topic
which Paddy served as Chairman for 30. It now caters for over 900 Paddy has not had first-hand experience of the much-criticised
players across 22 junior teams, youth, schoolboy and women's Jabulani World Cup ball. "I've never actually seen or kicked one,"
sides. he says. He's pretty much in the same boat as England there then...
Game of two half centuries
Married to a Mitchelstown lady, Delia, and father of four grown
children, Paddy worked in Youghal Carpets for 40 years during
which he experienced the heyday of League of Ireland soccer. This GOLD FOR LOCAL LAD DARREN
was an almost unbelievable era during which his county side,
Waterford FC, regularly played to crowds of over 10,000 and pro-
vided the national side with players like Alfie Hale and goalkeep-
er Peter Thomas. In recent years he has enjoyed a more active con-
nection with the national league as an FAI match delegate. "I've
always loved the League of Ireland and have made lifelong friend-
ships through it," says the impassioned fan-cum-administrator.
The arrival of the Premiership, aligned with modern communica-
tions and associated hype, has eroded the romance. It has trans-
formed the cream of cross channel footballers into millionaire
fashion floosies, to whom Irish football fans somehow feel an alle-
giance. Simultaneously it has diminished the attractiveness of the
senior game in Ireland, which struggles before attendances meas-
urable in hundreds.
Despite the switch to a summer season and increased RTE cover-
age, Paddy believes the native game requires a few extra coats
publicity. "It needs to be promoted more at a local level, with
greater concentration on the junior clubs," he states. "Youth foot-
ball is the future of the game and players need to be visiting
schools and so on, which has never happened."
While the senior game limps along, Paddy says the junior level on Congratulations to Darren Twomey, 5 Castleredmond
his Munster patch is in fine fettle. "Munster soccer has never been Midleton, who won a Gold Medal for Swimming at
so good," he exudes. "The proof is in this season's FAI Umbro the Special Olympics in Limerick on Sat 12th June.
Success for Youghal Bay Boat Club OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE

Inaugural Sea Angling Competiton Photo
Bobby Whyte
ST. DECLAN'S WAY SPONSORED WALK
Youghal Bay Boat Club's inaugural Deep Sea Angling
Competition proved to be a huge success in attracting in excess of
30 anglers for a weekend of serious fishing in Youghal Bay.
The private boats competition consisted of two categories, boats up to
21ft and boats over 21ft. The competition was fished using up to
three hooks, with the anglers priding themselves on their selection of
baits and lures according to tide, water colour, and ground.
Boats from Youghal, Crosshaven, Cork and as far away as Kilkenny
took to the water on Saturday 26th June at 10.00 am for a grueling six
hours of fishing. With conditions on Sunday proving to be more chal-
lenging, it did not deter the anglers on board who all braved the ele-
ments.
Seamus Prendergast, Christy Cooney, Declan Prendergast and Clinton Hennessey

Pic: Gerry O'Mahony
In Ardmore for the official launch of the St Declan's Way

Sponsored Walk, Association President, Christy Cooney, wished
the local GAA club the best of luck with their fundraising efforts
and also wished the attending Waterford Senior hurlers, Clinton
Hennessy, Declan and Seamus Prendergast good luck in the
Munster Final.
Also attending the launch, in the Cliff House Hotel, overlooking the
sun-drenched Ardmore Bay, were former Munster Council Chairman,
Jimmy O'Gorman and County Board P.R.O., Joe Cleary.
Overall Winner of the Angling Competition Milo Burke pictured with organisers
'As a Cork man you'll know where my heart will be, but the Munster
John Murray and Peter Murray
Final is always a special occasion, I know the local rivalry is intense
…for me as President of the Association the most important thing is
that hurling is the winner, that the quality inspires people around the
country. It's the second All-Ireland and I hope it is a wonderful day for
all three of you and may the best team win'.
Club Secretary, John Tierney presented a detailed map and history of
the walk on power-point and Club Chairman, Billy Harty, in welcom-
ing the guests said he had recently completed the walk which was an
exhilarating and enriching experience.
The Sponsored Walk is being organised by St Declan's GAA club with
the dual purpose of raising funds for club development and reviving the
ancient Pilgrim's Path. One of seven recognised Pilgrim's Paths in the
country, the 40 km routeway travels across country roads, boreens and
trackways, from Lismore, via Drumroe (reputed birthplace of St
Declan) near Cappoquin, and southwards through the Drum Hills, a
hidden gem of the Irish countryside, and finally down into the coastal
Brendan Murphy 2nd Place Winner of the Angling Competition pictured with plain where Ardmore sits.
organisers John Murray, John Griffin and Peter Murray St Declan was one of the first to bring Christianity to Ireland in the fifth
century AD and belief and faith in St Declan in south Munster, and
West Waterford in particular, is deeply embedded in the rural culture.
St Declan's Pattern Festival, celebrated on 24 July, may be a survivor
of a more ancient mid-Summer festival and it is observed today, quiet-
ly, by prayers at St Declan's Well, and not so quietly by the hugely suc-
cessful Ardmore Pattern Festival (www.ardmorepatternfestival.ie).
Ancient traditions survive hand in glove with modern technologies
such as websites, facebook and twitter. But ancient traditions such as
cooperation also survive. When local landowners heard the Pilgrim's
Path was being used for a Sponsored Walk many of them turned out and
cleared the more overgrown sections.
Christy Cooney may be available to cut the ribbon to start the walk at
12.30 on Friday 23 July at Lismore Heritage Centre. Every able-bodied
adult of St Declans GAA club, Ardmore, will do some section of the
two day walk, led by the inter-county footballers and hurlers who give
Paul Twomey 3rd Place Winner of the Angling Competition pictured with organis- their club such pride. Walkers, Pilgrims, sporting rivals and neighbours
ers John Murray, John Griffin and Peter Murray are all invited to accompany the club members as they traverse the West
Waterford countryside. Building on the work of the landowners and
YOUGHAL Tuesday July 6th 2010

community groups who have respected the ancient rights of way,
Ardmore GAA Club's efforts will ensure the medieval pilgrim path is
passed onto yet another generation. As Christy Cooney said, by
COMMUNITY ALERT at The Walter Raleigh Hotel focussing on the history and heritage of Ardmore the GAA were look-
at 7.45pm ing for community support in fundraising but were also offering some-
MONTHLY MEETING thing back to the community.
For details see www.ardmoregaa.org.
WARM WELCOME FOR BRETON VISITORS

The first contingent of Larmor Plage visitors were met by bus Josette to sing an Irish ballad in French ‘Carrickfergus.’
at Dublin Airport by long time treasurer of Youghal Town Parting Glass
twinning Mr. John Cooney. Arriving at the Town Hall at 8.00pm The night was not yet over the group moved on to a nearby hostel-
sharp they were greeted by Mr. Colm McKernan, President, Mary ers for as the Scots would say ‘a wee deoch an doras.’ It was still
Linehan-Foley, Chairperson; Colin O’Donoghue, Secretary and warm, the tide was full as the many pleasure crafts bobbed about
members of Youghal Town twinning and host families. The in the harbour and as if to get the most out of this spell of beauti-
President of the Larmor twinning Jean-Claude Perrier and his wife ful weather a young man dived from the porto cabin.
Anny accompanied the twinning group and choir representatives. Au Revoir
Sadly the Larmor Plage choir were unable to travel on this occa- As we said our last farewells at 6.30am on Saturday morning our
sion. Breton friends reminded us that we would be celebrating 25 years
Reception at the Town Hall of Youghal/Larmor twinning in Larmor Plage next year. We prom-
The following afternoon, the 16th of June, the Mayor of our ised to see them in 2011. Viva le Jumeláge - love live twinning.
twinned town Larmor Plage with his fellow councillors arrived at Congratulations to our chairperson Mary Linehan-Foley on
the Town Hall to be welcomed by Mayor Sandra McLellan and her becoming the new Mayor of Youghal.
fellow councillors. The President, memebrs of Larmor twinning ***
and choir representatives were also received having just complet-
ed a walking tour of the town. FRIENDS OF ST. RAPHAEL’S NEWS
Twinning Meeting
Later in the evening both twinning groups met for a short meeting.
Arising from that, June seemed to be the preferred time for travel-
ling but at the end of the month when air services between Lorient
and Cork would be operating.
Official Dinner
Guests mingled and friendships were renewed before Mayor
Sandra McLellan officially welcomed the Mayor of Larmor Plage
Victor Tonnier, Councillors, President and members Larmor twin-
ning and representatives of Larmor choir. She presented the Mayor
with a beautiful piece of Jack O’Patsy pottery in honour of the
visit. Mayor Victor Tonnier thanked Sandra for her welcome and
gift and presented her with a model of the sailing ship ‘Lá Belle
Poule’ which would have been used as a tuna fishing boat. It is
now a training vessel for the French Navy. Victor himself was a
sailmaker in his earlier days. Cllr. Mary Linehan-Foley and chair- Presentation to Teddy McCarthy of John McCarthy Motors, Fermoy on his retire-
person of Youghal town twinning also welcomed the group and ment. In recognition and appreciation of his loyalty and contribution to the Friends
presented the President of the twinning Jean-Claude Perrier with a of St. Raphael’s, Youghal and the centre over the last 40 years.
case of Newbridge cutlery. Enterpreters for the evening were Mary
Crotty and Helene Kerbrat. Gifts and compliments exchanged it
was time for the social part of the evening to begin. Here we have
to thank the Manager and staff of the Walter Raleigh Hotel for the
way in which this wonderful meal was presented followed by
music from Martin and Connie.
Soon both Irish and Bretons were on the floor. Mayor Victor
moved with ease across the floor but when it came to the
Hucklebuck Councillor Eoin Coyne was really rocking. Watch out
Crystal Swing!
East Cork Experience
Thursday morning was free so the group did the East Cork
Experience by compliments of Youghal twinning.
Music for a Summer’s Evening
Later that evening the group were treated to a choral concert at St.
Frances O’Neill Ahern presenting the newly-elected Mayor of Youghal Mary
Mary’s Collegiate Church. This was presented and directed by Linehan-Foley with a hand-painted picture of Capel Island painted by Michael
Patricia Whyte, Youghal Choral Society and their accompanist for McGrath of Bawnard V.T.C., St. Raphaels. Lady Mayor Mary Linehan-Foley offi-
the evening, Maria White. Musical contributions included Una cially opened the Annual Open Day recently.
Whyte, harpist, Daniel Kearney, pianist, and Brian Hughes, Flute.
Both Geraldine Kelly and Una Whyte sang duets as well as solo.
Some members of the Larmor Choir joined with the Youghal ST. MARY’S COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Choral Society to sing the last number, ‘Speed your Journey’, con-
cluding a wonderful two hours of music for a summer’s evening -
bravo Patricia!
COFFEE MORNING
Free Day
Friday was a free day leaving time for shopping or meeting up
THURSDAY JULY 8TH 2010
with friends. Later the group me in a local restaurant for the last FROM 10.30 AM
social evening courtesy of Youghal twinning. The Manager and
staff were most welcoming and a certain waiter burst into song
with ‘Solo mio’ and continued to do so throughout the evening.
Coffee Morning being held to support Sr. Bridie
Mayor Victor Tonnere sang a song in French with much laughter in her work in Pakistan and Parish funds
coming from the French group but not to be outdone by Colin
O’Donoghue who sang Lee Roy Brown getting good backing YOUR SUPPORT WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.
from the Youghal group. It took two French people Jacques and
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB NOTES

LADIES Wednesday 23rd June 13 Holes, Singles Stableford,
Category A: 1st Sheelagh O' Brien (15) 31pts, 2nd Paula Mc
The Mall, Youghal
Namara (16) 27pts. Category B: 1st Adrienne Mc Donnell (21) Commercial premises to LET
27pts, 2nd Anne Muckley (23) 27pts. Category C: 1st Moira Floor area of 1,410sq.ft, just off the main street.
Crimmins (35) 29pts, 2nd Mary Moloney (34) 23pts.
Fixtures: Wed 7th July - Open 4 Person Team Event, Sponsored Would suit a variety of uses, such as office/medical
by: Bank of Ireland, Youghal. clinic/surgery etc
TEAM NEWS Ladies - AA Championship Singles - 3rd Round, €15,000 per annum
Sunday 27th June at Mitchelstown Golf Club, Intermediate Team
lost to Fota Golf Club. Team: Mary Lawton, Virgil Murphy, Mary CONTACT:
Pomphrett, Sharon Lupton, Siobhan Hooley, Sub Martina Hooley. SHERRY FITZGERALD HENNESSY
Team Captain's: Catherine Mac Sweeney & Maurette Fogarty.
Minor Team beat East Cork Golf Club. Team: Paula Brennan, 024-92595
Trish Landers, Breda O' Donoghue, Jo Swayne, Amanda O' Neill
Coyne. Sub: Noreen Cronin. Team Captain's: Mary Coleman &
Breeda Fitzgerald. The Quarter Finals will be held in Fota Golf
Special Olympics
Club on Sunday 11th July. Youghal v Templemore Golf Club at Congratulations to Patrick Plante and Patricia Ronayne, who rep-
2.40pm Miele Fourball: Friday 25th June. resented Munster in the Special Olympic Games in Limerick and
Youghal had a great win over Mahon Golf Club. Team: Julie both received Silver at the games for Golf. Congratulations from
Coyne & Jo Swayne, Edel Coyne & Mary Pomphrett, Marian the Plante family and the Ronayne family.
Sweeney & Breda O' Donoghue, Catherine Hayes & Trish
Landers. The next round Youghal v Skibbereen Golf Club - Date
to be decided. Junior Foursomes at Clonmel on Sunday 4th July at
2pm: Youghal v Gold Coast Golf Club.
GENTS
Tuesday 22nd June - Open 18 Holes Singles Stableford Qualifier
Sponsored by: Killarney Plaza Hotel. 1st Shane Mc Carthy (15)
40pts Fermoy, 2nd Declan Wyer (19) 39pts, 3rd Neville Mc Grath
(14) 38pts, CSS 39pts. Fri-Sat-Sun: Open 18 Holes Singles
Stableford, Sponsored by: Omah Printing Ltd. Presentation of
prizes on Sunday 4th July at 9pm.
1st P.J. Bunyan (10) 44pts, 2nd Brendan O' Leary (12) 42pts, BG
Paul Moylan (1) 34pts, 3rd Tim Mason (10) 40pts, 4th Jason Daly
(16) 40pts, Best Fri/Sat: Aidan Buckley (11) 40pts, Best Sun: John
Finn (21) 39pts, CSS 36pts.
TEAM NEWS Irish Senior Cup- South Munster Section - Sunday
Patrick Plante and Patricia Ronayne.
27th June at Monkstown Golf Club, Youghal lost to Bandon Golf
Club, Team: Willie Jones, Darren O' Sullivan, Karl O' Flynn,
Steven Prendergast, Conor Coyne. Subs: Colin Donoghue, Ger YOUGHAL RNLI LIFEBOAT
Ahern, Team Captain's: John Greene & Jimmy Coleman.
Irish Junior Cup - South Munster Section - Saturday 3rd July at
- FLAG DAY -
East Cork Golf Club. Youghal v Cork at 8.30am. Team Captain's: The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat will hold their annual Flag Day
Patsy O' Regan & Eddie Ryan. on Friday and Sat the 16th & 17th of July 2010 in various loca-
JUNIOR GOLF tions in Youghal.
Tuesday 22nd June - Category 1: 18 Holes; 1st Conor Coyne (3) The RNLI is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving service
38pts, 2nd Gareth O' Regan (22) 35pts. Category 2: 18 Holes 1st around the Republic of Ireland. The Royal National Lifeboat
Oisin Keniry (34) 46pts, 2nd rory Walsh (27) 42pts. Fixtures: Tues Institution exists to save lives at sea and is entirely supported by
& Thursday's 8.30am-10am, Youghal had a great win over East voluntary contributions. Youghal has been running a Lifeboat
Cork Golf Club to win back the coveted Condon Cup.Team: Pasty Station since 1839 and has been generously supported by the
O' Regan & Austin O' Keeffe, Donogh & Jimmy Coleman, Youghal and surrounding area's townspeople. To go on saving
Dermot Dromgoole & Paul Morrison, Bertie Lupton & Larry lives at sea means training and equipping our volunteer crews.
Cunningham, John Walsh & Seamus Kearney, Tadgh O' Mahony This costs money and, as a charity, the RNLI relies on your sup-
& Willie White, Paul O'Brien & Timmy Mason, Dermot Hogan & port.
Stephen Hennessy, Peter Lehane & Philip Crowe, Albert Ruxton
& Liam Kelly.
A-Z BOUNCY CASTLES - CHURCH GATE COLLECTION -
TODDLERS BOUNCY CASTLES ALSO AVAILABLE
40’x12’ Obstacle Course and 20’x10’ Marquee
The Youghal RNLI Lifeboat will hold their annual church gate
collection on Sat & Sun the 10th & 11th of July 2010 in
Flooring & Lighting Available
Clashmore, Ardmore, Grange and Piltown.
Contact Willie: 086 1741842 The RNLI is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving service
around the Republic of Ireland. The Royal National Lifeboat
Institution exists to save lives at sea and is entirely supported by
Cúrsa Samhraidh 12ú -- 23ú Iúil 2010 voluntary contributions. Youghal has been running a Lifeboat
Station since 1839 and has been generously supported by the
Pobalscoil na Tríonóide Eochaill Youghal and surrounding area's townspeople. To go on saving
óna 10 a chlog go dtí 4 a chlog gach lá. lives at sea means training and equipping our volunteer crews.
Nóta: Ag tosú ar an Luan 12ú Iúil ag a 10.00 r.n. This costs money and, as a charity, the RNLI relies on your sup-
port.
OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE BLACKWATER RESTAURANT

AT THE WALTER RALEIGH HOTEL Photo Bobby Whyte
Proprietor Richard Voke pictured with newly-elected Mayor of Youghal Mary

Linehan-Foley and her husband John
Proprietor Richard Voke pictured with managing staff at the newly-opened

Blackwater Restaurant at the Walter Raleigh Hotel
Rose and Liam Casey JJ and Tess O’Brien
Phyllis Foley pictured with Cllr. Barbara Murray and Proprietor Richard Voke at
the opening of the Blackwater Restaurant
Alice Walsh, Imelda Leahy and Margaret Leahy pictured at the newly-opened
Blackwater Restaurant at the Walter Raleigh Hotel
Joan and Michael T. Murphy Harry and Anne Ross
Siobhán Sheehan, Youghal Chamber, Mary Cooper-White, Christina Flynn-

Fitzgerald and Tony Gallagher
Margot Barry, Sinéad Goggin and Mary Goggin at the recent opening night
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Billy Dalton of Lackaroe made history last Thursday night at Twomey and John-Paul Rohan by a bowl of odds. A big bowl at
Rylane in North Cork by becoming the first Waterford bowler to the halfway stage put Twomey, clear but O’Rourke rallied strong-
win the Munster Junior B title. ly to beat Rohan in the last shot for second place.
His impressive win puts him into next weekend’s All-Ireland final Stepping Stones raise €719.20 – for The Chernobyl Aid
at Sally’s Cross, near Kanturk against Armagh city bowler Seamus Stepping Stone Pre- School have taken to the high-ways and by-
McKee. McKee is a ways again this year for their annual “Toddle Woddle” on Friday
very strong player with May 29th The proceeds of this years event goes to The Chernobyl
excellent credentials, Aid [Youghal Group].
but Dalton will still be
slight favourite to bring
the coveted All-Ireland
title across the
Blackwater to his club
Clashmore.
The Lackaroe man led
from the off and looked
to be heading for a very
Billy Dalton, Lackaroe right, who recently won easy win at one point
the Munster Junior B bowling final at Rylane over London champion
with his chief handler Vincent O'Rourke,
Clashmore
Donie O’Driscoll. In
the second half though
O’Driscoll got a few very long shots to put pressure on Dalton.
O’Driscoll got a very short opening bowl, which Dalton beat com-
prehensively with a sensational opening bowl. O’Driscoll then
missed that tip by ten metres to concede a bowl of odds. Dalton’s
second past the novice line was another monster and it put him All present and ready to go on our walk - the Stepping Stone kids
almost three bowls clear. He was just back of Cronin’s lane in five
where his lead was closer to four bowls. This year we raised a massive €719.20 all monies raised goes
O’Driscoll held the lead under four bowls with his following shot directly to support the children of Grozouska Orphanage in
and he cut the odds to three bowls with his next shot. Another Belarus and towards to the cost of bringing children from Belarus
exceptional bowl from O’Driscoll towards the convent cross cut to Ireland for a much need holiday. Fifteen children and an inter-
the odds to just under two bowls and that lead still divided them preter will be here this summer.
after the next exchange through the cross. Many thanks to all the children and their parents for the help on
A combination of a great bowl from O’Driscoll up the hill and a the day. The sun shone we picked flowers, met a few cows and just
poor one from Dalton brought the lead under a bowl. Dalton had a wonderful morning. We are also off to Fota on June 23rd on
recovered the bowl with a good shot to the wall. He closed it out our school tour, the children are so excited and the sun will shine
by beating O’Driscoll’s next two shots. He didn’t have to throw for us!
the last shot for the bowl of odds as O’Driscoll just beat the line. September 2010
His All-Ireland opponent Seamus McKee beat Pat McQuaid by a Stepping Stone Pre – School are holding a second session due to
bowl in the Ulster final on the Ból-Fada course near Keady in Co. the large numbers in September. The first session is full however
Armagh. He was a bowl in front after four, but his form dipped to there are still places in the second session 12.30 to 3.30
the creamery where McQuaid was in front. McQuaid then missed Participating in Free pre-school year – enrolments are also being
an easy shot to light at McCann’s and McKee took over again. taken for September 2011.
Three big throws down the hill put McKee a bowl in front, which Summer Camp
he held to the line. We are holding a summer camps on 5th to 9th July and on 12th to
A huge West Waterford contingent are expected to head for 10th July times 10.00am to 1.00pm at a cost of just €45 per week
Kanturk to hopefully see the first All-Ireland of 2010 come back To book a place please call Jane at [024] 93047 or [087] 6221560
to the Deise on the same weekend the senior hurlers take on Cork We had a really busy school year however it is coming to and end
in Thurles. and we have to say goodbye to some of our boys and girls going
to “big school” in September – You were a pleasure and you will
be missed by Jane and Trina. Best of Luck to Dylan, Cian, Shane,
Aoibhin, Noah, Neil, Ciaron, Amy, Peter, Ava Mansfield, Ava
Fitzgearld, Sarah, Chloe, Bobby and all their parents.
Thanks again to all the parents for their support throughout the
year – Enjoy the summer!
Birthday Greetings
This week we extend birthday greetings to Shane Allen Moord
Kinsalebeg who celebrated his 30th birthday with family and
friends last weekend. A very happy birthday to you Shane and best
wishes from all your family and friends.
Death of Monica O Connell
With deep regret we record the death of Mrs Monica O Connell
Glenlickey Grange. Monica’s death occurred on Tuesday evening
Vincent O'Rourke, Clashmore (left) who finished second to Moss Twomey last June 29th following an illness. Reposing at her home in
(Centre) in the Ballincurrig tournament. John-Paul Rohan (right) finished third. Glenlickey, rosary was recited at her home on Wednesday evening
and on Thursday funeral prayers were recited for Monica at her
His main handler, Vinney O’Rourke, Clashmore was runner-up in home. On Friday morning Monica’s removal took place to Grange
the Ballincurrig tournament final over the King of the Roads route Church for requiem mass followed by burial in the adjoining
on Saturday. He started well to lead eventual winner Moss cemetery.
WEST WATERFORD NEWS (CONTD.)

To her husband Michael, her sons John and Nicholas her daugh- Clashmore 45 Drive
ters Helena [Hynes] and Bridget her sisters, nephews, nieces, Our winners this week at the Clashmore 45 drive were Ed Hynes
grandchildren and a wide circle of relatives and friends we extend and Nell Foley they won nine games in joint second we had Mary
our deepest and heartfelt sympathy. Dower and Edmond Og Ledingham, Maurice Ledingham and
Kinsalebeg School Draw Edmond Ledingham they both won seven games each. Best of the
The final draw for the current school year took place at Kinsalebeg last five were Liam Curran and Noel Nugent and our lucky last
National School during the week and our winners for June were as game winners were Jim McGrath and Billy Allen. Well done to all
follows: our winners and thanks to everyone for supporting our 45 drive.
1st Prize: Owen O’Halloran, Promoter Kate O’Halloran. Clashmore – Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto - Ciara wins €2350
2nd Prize: Mary Keogh, Promoter Jack O’Driscoll. Jackpot
3rd Prize: Kate Hynes, Promoter Kate Hynes. Our €2350 jackpot has been won and the lucky winner is Ciara
4th Prize: Deirdre Curran, Promoter Rebecca Curran . Murphy Clashmore, Ciara’s winning numbers were 2, 8, 9, 26
The winners of our special children’s draw were as follows Congratulations Ciara! We also had five winners of €20 spot
Kayleigh Rooney, Billy Foley, Shannon Walsh, and Katie Foley. prizes and the winners were: Mary Keogh, Clashmore; Donal O’
Sympathy Connor, Coolbagh; Ann Ormond, Clashmore; Jessie Power,
We extend deepest sympathy to Mary Trihy and all the members Modeligo; Damien Power C\O the Point Bar.
of the Trihy and Rohan families on the death of her mother - Mrs Our jackpot starts off again next week at €1000 and our next draw
Kitty [nee Desmond] Rohan, who’s unexpected death occurred on takes place at the Rising Sun Bar Clashmore on Monday night so
Friday June 18th at her home at Ballynona North Dungourney, be sure to get your tickets in and best of luck all! The previous
Reposing at Hyde’s Funeral home in Midleton her removal took week’s numbers were 2, 8, 14, and 22 well done to the following
place on Sunday evening and following requiem mass on Monday who were our winners of €20 spot prizes: Sue Kelly, Monatrea
Kitty was laid to rest in Ballyspillane Cemetery. May she rest in East; Siobhan O’Regan, 21 Copperally Close, Youghal; Graham
peace. Mangan, Clashmore; Jony Finn, Cappagh; David McGrath.
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto - Jackpots €10,0000 & John Mullane Visits Ballycurrane NS
€9550 There was an air of excitement and expectation in Ballycurrane
Once again this week we have too fantastic Jackpot prizes to be N.S. on Thursday as pupils, teachers, parents, and friends eagerly
won in the Clashmore Ramblers Soccer Alpha Lotto draw Our awaited the arrival of Waterford hurling star, John Mullane. The
main draw still stands at €10,000 and our bonus draw goes to planned half-day was quickly cancelled as this was an opportuni-
€9550. Our next draw takes place this Wednesday night in the ty not to be missed.
Decies Bar so be sure to get your letters in if you want to be in John received a warm welcome and was kept busy answering
with a chance to win. questions and signing every hurley and jersey in the place. He pre-
Well done to the following who were our lucky winners of €20 sented Declan Condon with his award for best Attendance. A very
each: Charlotte Fitzgearld, Clashmore; Tony Phelan, Youghal; pleasant and enjoyable time was had by all in John’s company. We
Michael Smiddy C\O Eithne Aherne . are very grateful to him for taking the time out, from his busy
The previous weeks letters in our main draw letters were S, C, O, schedule, to visit us we are all looking forward to seeing John and
V and our bonus draw letters were A, R, E, V. Well done to the fol- his fellow team mates in Thurles on July 11th when they line out
lowing who were our lucky winners of €20 spot prizes: Aine against our neighbours Cork in the Munster Final.
Allen, Kinsalebeg; James Oliver-Murray, Kilmaloo; Brian and It proved a memorable last day for our 6th Class pupils. We send
Jackie, Aglish. our best wishes to Mary O Leary, Blaithin Meehan, Declan
A very special thanks to all for supporting our draw. Condon, Dean O Brien, and Ryan Thomas as they head for their
Graveyard Maintenance Collection respective secondary schools in Youghal and Dungarvan, in
Once again we would like to remind you all of our graveyard September. Rath De Oraibh.
maintenance collections, which took place last weekend, envelops Sympathy
are still available for those who may still wish to contribute. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Betty Hynes [Clashmore]
Graveyards on both sides of the Clashmore – Piltown parish are Esther Hunt [Rhiencrew] Anna McCarthy and Mary Morrisson on
always beautifully maintained and great credit is due to our main- the death of their sister Catherine Gould Castlerichard Killeagh
tenance team who do Trojan work to maintain them to that stan- who’s death occurred on June 24th. Catherine’s removal took
dard. All this work is done on a non-payment basis so by support- place on Friday evening last to St John The Baptist Church
ing of their annual church gate collection shows just how much Killeagh and following requiem mass on Saturday afternoon
their work is appreciated. Catherine was laid to rest in the Old Cemetery may she rest in
Happy Birthday Tara peace.
A very happy birthday to Tara Ledingham who celebrated her Birthday Greetings
birthday last Saturday from all her Mam, Dad and all her family. Birthday greetings to Margaret [Mags] McGrath Kinsalebeg who
Aglish Community Centre celebrated her 50th Birthday with family and friends last Saturday
Bonus Ball – This week we had no winner in our bonus ball draw, night at the Decies Bar Clashmore. A very happy birthday to you
so next Saturday night it will be 100 Euro, to be won. Mags.
Birthday Greetings Get Well Wishes
Greetings this week go to Linda O Brien (Cappoquin), Regina O Get well wishes to Josh Fitzgearld Ballinamultina Clashmore
Brien, and Damien Landers (Villerstown). from your Mam dad and all you family and friends.
VHI Cúl Camp - 2010 21st Birthday Greetings
We know there are still some children out there who wish to take A very happy 21st birthday to Redmond Foley Coolbagh
part in the 2010 VHI Cul Camp in Clashmore and we would like Clashmore who celebrated his 21st birthday recently.
to remind their mums and dads to please return the forms. If for Congratulations and best wishes from all you family and friends.
some reason you have not received a form [or lost it] please con- Bon Voyage Jo
tact our local co-ordinator - Mrs Eileen Kenefick as soon as pos- Bon Voyage to Clashmore Student Josephine McGrath Kilgabriel
sible to secure your place at this years Camp which takes place who is takes leave of us this week to take up two month au pair
here in Clashmore – Kinsalebeg on the week of July 19th to July post in Luxembourg every good wish to you Jo.
23rd. All cards and fees to be returned to as soon as possible June Walk
please you can contact Eileen at [087] 4141218. On Thursday prior to their summer break the boys and girls of to
WEST WATERFORD NEWS (CONTD.)

Clashmore National School together with their teachers set off on
their annual June fundraising walk, which took them through the
village, and down the Raheen Walk. Once again we were blessed
with wonderful weather and everyone enjoyed the day. Thanks to
everyone who sponsored the children our walk co-ordinator Fiona
Lombard and all who helped in any way to make the event so suc-
cessful again this year.
Congratulations to the following pupils who were the winners of
prizes in our special draw for all who participated in the walk - Ian
Roche, Adam Lombard & Will Walsh.
VHI Cul Camp Reminder
With just days left before school is out for summer we would like
to remind you all to return your VHI Cul Camp booking forms to
secure your place at this years Camp which takes place here in No Kidding it’s a triplets!
Clashmore – Kinsalebeg on the week of July 19th to July 23rd. All
45 Drive in the Decies Bar, on Monday nights. While on Sunday
cards and fees to be returned to Mrs Eileen Kenefick please and if
mornings he would be among the very first to arrive for 11 o Clock
you need any further details or registration forms are sure to con-
mass in Clashmore.
tact Eileen at [087] 4141218.
A keen hurler in his earlier years he played with Youghal during
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto - Jackpots €10,000 & €9250
the years he resided there. Kieran’s death occurred on Monday
Our bonus Jackpot has now reached a magnificent €9250 this
last June 14th reposing at his brother Tommy’s family home his
week and our main jackpot still stands at €10,000 two magnificent
removal took place to near by Killsmeestia Church on Tuesday
prizes just waiting to be won this Wednesday night when our draw
evening and following requiem mass on Wednesday morning
takes place at the Ole Mill Bar.
Kieran was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
The main draw letters were A, K, N, H, and the bonus draw letters
To his brothers Tommy and Billy his sister Sr. Sarah and all his
were N, I, Z, W the weekly spot prize winners were: Aine Allen,
family and friends we extend our deepest sympathy.
Kinsalebeg; Samantha Langford, Piltown; A. Allen, Kinsalebeg.
Thanks to everyone for supporting Clashmore Ramblers Alpha May he rest in peace.
Lotto Draw Billy Nannie Nobber and the three little kids is the remarkable
Clashmore 45 Drive story of a rare and wonderful arrival which took place recently at
Top prize winners this week jointly on seven games each we had Greencloyne the outskirts of Youghal town – the birth of not one,
Kathleen Osbourne and Eileen two but triplet kid goats born to a Nannie and Billy goat . Proud
Dower, Nell Foley and Ed owner of the goat family – Pat Nobber Daly – tells us that the kids
Hynes in third place on seven two female and one male are making excellent progress and have
games we had Gabriel Hynes settle in well at their home near Youghal.
and Tony Keane Birthday Greetings
Our lucky last game winners This week we extend birthday greetings to Shane Allen Moore
were Pat O Halloran and Liam Kinsalebeg who celebrated his 30th birthday with family and
Curran Mairead and Michael friends last weekend. A very happy birthday to you Shane and best
fAhey. Well done all. wishes from all your family and friends.
At this weeks 45 drive we fond- Death of Monica O’Connell
ly remembered Kieran Hogan, With deep regret we record the death of Mrs Monica O Connell
Kieran a native of Glenlickey Grange. Monica’s death occurred on Tuesday evening
Ballymaleeish Ballybrophy last June 29th following an illness. Reposing at her home in
Portlaoise has been a regular Glenlickey, rosary was recited at her home on Wednesday evening
visitor to this area for longer John Mullane Presents Declan
and on Thursday funeral prayers were recited for Monica at her
than most of us care to remem- Coughlan with his attendance award
during the Waterford hurling starts home. On Friday morning Monica’s removal took place to Grange
ber. During his visits he always recent visit Church for requiem mass followed by burial in the adjoining
joined us here at the Clashmore cemetery.
To her husband Michael, her sons John and Nicholas her daugh-
ters Helena [Hynes] and Bridget her sisters, nephews, nieces,
grandchildren and a wide circle of relatives and friends we extend
our deepest and heartfelt sympathy.
a O Brien (Cappoquin), Regina O Brien, and Damien Landers
(Villerstown).
John Mullane pictured with to Mary O’Leary, Blaithin Meehan, Declan Condon,
Dean O Brien, and Ryan Thomas the 6th Class pupils of Ballycurrane School dur- Waterford hurling star John Mullane pictured with the teachers Mrs Power and Mrs
ing the Waterford hurling starts recent visit O’Halloran and the pupils of Ballycurrane NS during his recent visit
- In Memoriam -
KAY YELLOP
Whose 3rd Anniversary occurs on 7th July
Seamus Walsh Angela Walsh

May God keep you in his loving care forever,
Whose Anniversaries occur at this time Life is not measured by the years you have lived,
Your names ar eoften spoken But the love you gave.
We talk about you still Too dearly loved to be forgotten.
You haven’t been forgotten
By us you never will
Remembered at this time and always by Sons,
From May, Noreen, Seamus, Ann, Shirley, Shaun, Darren & Michael, Daughter-in-Law Yvonne &
Amber, Heather, Harry and Keely Grandsons Jason, Jordan & Kelvin.
3RD ANNIVERSARY
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
MCCARTHY
Tresaured memories of a dear wife, mother
and grandmother
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one, Nellie (Ellen)
(mention here) late of Ballykilty, Killeagh, Co. Cork
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus Who died on the 15th July 2007
and place it within your own Broken Heart, Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for her
where your father sees it. There is never a day
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
Without a thought of You,
not mine. Amen
Or Night witout a prayer,
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer For comfort comes from memories
and favour will be granted. Of days we used to share
Always remembered by your loving husband Paddy, sons,
daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren,
Virgin Mary Padre Pio J.M relatives and friends
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
HURLEY
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it. 10TH ANNIVERSARY
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour, Michael (Hurler) Hurley
not mine. Amen 18th July
Promise publication and prayer and favour will be granted no Always Remembered
matter how impossible.
St. Jude, Divine Mercy, Our Lady, St. Pio, All the Saints Martin & Jimmy O’Shea, Ger Mac
Grateful Thanks
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This is your life. The Pattern Festival committee who were behind the project -
Principal of Ardmore NS, Victor Mullins, was speechless when thousands who walk by every year will have their journey
surprised with The Red Book in Halla Déuglán on Friday night. enriched by this so simple, yet so brilliant idea.
What transpired over the following couple of hours was one of the That's community spirit in action again! And like the people who
most emotive and entertaining shows the famous hall has ever cleaned up the cliff walk - well done! Ardmore owes you too!
hosted. It was a glowing and richly deserved tribute and highly Sewage nearing completion.
entertaining show in the presence of a huge crowd who partied The road by the storm wall finally opened this week but the
afterwards at Keevers, An Tobar and ended up with the mother of sewage work continues to the side and the big worry now is will it
all sing songs at The Round Tower Hotel. be ready and all cleared out before The Pattern festival. The
The show, compered by Billy Harty, was brilliantly put together by Church car park was home to a couple of fantastic open air ses-
a small committee comprising of Deputy Principal Olive Keane, sions at last year's festival and it will be a pity if it's not cleared up
principal-elect Ber Keevers, staff members Natalie Lehane, Terri in time.
McGrath, Saundra Hennessy and Lindsey Prendergast, Bernard & Bathing Water.
Marie Stilwell as well as the chairpersons of The Board of Last week I referred to the improved quality of the bathing water
Management John Quinn and Chairperson of The Parent's at Ardmore Beach and Eddie Moloney has since furnished me with
Association Mar Dwyer. Their meticulous planning and research the actual results of the most recent tests which show Ardmore
over the past three months was evident in the quality of the show Beach is actually well ahead of Blue Flag standard. These results
on the night, which will be fondly remembered for a long, long are now published in the notice board adjacent to the tourist office.
time by all who were present. Summer Bazaar on Sunday.
New Principal! GAA President in Ardmore.
Great news emerged from Ardmore NS during the week when it Uachtaráin CLCG, Mr. Christy Cooney officially launched the
was announced that Ber Keevers is to be the new Principal of the sponsored St Declan's Way Walk at The Cliff House Hotel on
school. Her appointment eases somewhat the loss of retiring prin- Friday afternoon. Addressing the representative gathering, Mr
cipal, Victor Mullins. We wish Ber our best wishes and every suc- Cooney was loud in his praise of Ardmore GAA Club. He said the
cess. She has a hard act to follow but if there is anyone capable of achievements of such a small club were there for all to see and
filling Victor Mullins shoes, it is Ber Keevers. their obvious interaction with the broader community was an
The announcement was particularly welcomed by Ber's father Jim example to all.
and her uncles John and Pato as their mother taught in Ardmore While every club needs to fund-raise he said that the clubs efforts
School for many years. All her years were spent in the old school to raise the profile of St Declan's Way was a wonderful project
which was situated in front of the church. Mrs Keevers used to which was playing a huge part in protecting the heritage of The
cycle from Kilbrittain on Sundays to teach in Ardmore and head Deise and passing on a sense of history to the younger generation.
back again on Friday evening! Club secretary and archaeologist, John Tierney, gave a smashing
Flood-lit Astra Turf. account of the history of early fifth century St Declan's Way
Great news from Ardmore NS, announced by John Quinn on which passes the birth place of the saint who introduced
Friday night is that the Board of Management have decided to go Christianity to these parts before St Patrick. The path, which winds
ahead with the flood-lit all-weather pitch and once they have its way via back roads and boreens from Lismore to Ardmore, is
decided on a contractor expect work to begin shortly. This will be recognised and mapped by Bord Failte as an official heritage path.
a huge asset to the parish as it will be available for rent to various Club chairman, Billy Harty, in welcoming the guests, said he had
clubs inside and outside the parish. It is sure to be a much sought recently completed the walk which was a wonderful and enriching
facility. experience. The sponsored walk will take place on July 23rd and
St Paul's News. 24th (St Declan's Day) and will be divided into 4 sections as fol-
lows: Friday July 23rd 1. Depart Heritage Centre Lismore at 12.30.
Sunday 20th June was the first Sunday that we had our new Rector Bus leaves Round Tower Hotel Ardmore at 11.30 am.; 2. Arrive
presiding at St Paul's Church. It was a special day for several rea- Cappoquin Community Centre 2.00pm approx. Depart Cappoquin 2.15;
sons. 3. Brief stop at Kereen Bar 3.45 pm and depart Kereen 4.00 pm; 4. Finish
Uniquely, we met in the evening for candlelit Choral Evensong day 1 at Geosh approx 5.15 pm. Sat July 24th Feast of St Declan.;
with the Clerks Choral from St Mary's, Youghal, and the service 1. Depart Geosh 12.30 pm bus leaves Ardmore at 12 noon.; 2. Brief stop
attracted wide interest from the village. Almost 100 people attend- at Ballycurrane School 2.45 pm. ; Depart Ballycurrane 3.15pm.; 3. Brief
ed the service! It was lovely to see the extent of affection which stop at Grange School 5.15 pm. ; Link up with Pattern festival walkers at
village folk expressed towards St Paul's. Wine and finger food was Grange School 5.30 pm Arrive Ardmore 6.15 pm. Mass of St Declan 7.30
served after the service and as the summer sun turned to soft twi- pm. Sponsorship cards available from all adult players and com-
light, a wonderful convivial atmosphere was evidenced as people mittee members. Visitors and non club members welcome.
shared anecdote, experience and hope for the future.
At the opening of the service our new Rector took opportunity to
bless the new altar candlesticks, made by parishioner Paul Knight.
They were fashioned from Afromosia wood taken from the old
Ned O’Keeffe TD
KEVIN O'KEEFFE MCC - PARLIAMENTARY ASSISTANT
pulpit of Holyrood C of E Church in Hampshire, England, and Will attend the following clinics on Saturday July 10th
dedicated "in Memorium" to the lives and outstanding contribu-
tions made to Ardmore and in particular to St Paul's Church by Carrigtwohill, Community Hall 11.30am
Upper Aghada, O’Sheas 12 noon
David and Currie Hosford. David and Currie were lifelong mem- Ballinacurra, Pat O’Mearas t 12.15pm
bers of the church, active and committed, and Currie served many Midleton, Linehans Railway Bar 12.30pm
years as Church Warden, playing a pivotal role in ensuring St Cloyne, Tower Bar 2.00pm
Paul's continuing survival. Amanda their Daughter, and Russell Ballycotton, Inn by The Harbour 2.45pm
their Grandson, each lit a candle on the altar in an act of remem- Ladysbridge The Thatch Bar 3.15pm
Castlemartyr, Shortts Bar 3.30pm
brance. David and Currie are sadly missed, but remembered with Mogeely, Fordes Bar 3.45pm
great affection and fondness. Killeagh, The Hall 4.00pm
The Rounds. Youghal, Walter Raleigh Hotel 4.30pm
More knights in shining armour were active around The Well this
week and erected a delightful and badly needed information board PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF CLINIC TIMES
explaining in English agus as Gaeilge 'the rounds'. Well done to At HOME Sunday 10.30am. Tel 022-25285
Art Craft & Design Exhibition Launch at Jack O’Patsy

On Tuesday night in the Jack O Patsy shop in the beautiful upstairs
section The FETAC level 5 class of 2008 -2010 launched their end
of course exhibition. The launch night was well attended with a
large crowd of art lovers, friends, and invited guests all there to see
the launch of the exhibition. Shane Supple one of the students and
acting MC on the night, opened proceedings by thanking everyone
for attending, he welcomed the newly elected lady mayor Mary
Linehan-Foley and deputy mayor Eoin Coyne, John O Connor and
Patricia Walters from Cork County VEC and the students and
course coordinator for Youghal Patricia Burns.
He then invited local artist Marcella Riordan to officially launch
the exhibition. Marcella spoke about the course and the work the Mary Flavin and Eileen Twomey Mandy McCarthy and Cathy Buckley
students had done. She congratulated Patricia Burns and the tutors
for keeping this course going and the importance of the course to
the town and people. She went on to say how she was struck with
the different contrast of all the pieces on display, the textures
colours and mediums showing the different aspects of Youghal
and the surrounding areas. She advised the students to keep
bouncing around new ideas, enter headlong into new experiences
wished all the students the best of good fortune in everything they
would do. She then officially opened the exhibition. A bouquet of
flowers from Absolute Flowers was presented to Marcella by
another student Amanda Hogan in thanks for launching the exhi-
bition.
In Closing Shane mentioned how some of the students have Deputy Mayor Eoin Coyne, Mayor
already applied to third level courses in colleges in our area, oth- Pat and Breeda Power Mary Linehan-Foley and Shane Supple
ers have found a new way to spend their leisure time. He spoke of
the fantastic work and help the teaching staff provided throughout
the two years and gave a special mention and thanks to the course
co-ordinator Patricia Burns who was presented with a token of
thanks on behalf of the students from Mary Walsh. He then listed
the former students, now artists who had works hanging on the
walls, Gretta Kellerher, Mary Walsh, Shivaun Phillips, Amanda
Hogan, Liz Stack, Ber Motherway, Gwyllim Dewick, Martina
Cassidy, Deirdre Ni She, Breda Power, Julia Gracey-Cox, Paul
Barenskie, Shane Supple and Marina O'Loughlin.
A special thanks and recognition goes to the following people and
business for their support on helping launch and hold the exhibi-
tion. Jack O Patsy Pottery for the use of their fantastic premises,
Brookes Super Valu for helping out with refreshments, Youghal
Pharmacy, Cashmans Bookmakers and Old Imperial Hotel for
Ciaran, Breeda and Shivaun Phillips with Una Furey
supplying prizes for the raffle held on the night, in which all
monies raised went to Sister Bridie and all the fantastic work she
is doing in Pakistan.
This was a special night for the students and is the culmination of
two years work, this was a long journey that started on Tuesday
the 30th September 2008 and finished with the launch of the exhi-
bition.
Brigid Hughes and Julia Gracey-Cox Eilis Griffin and Breeda O'Keeffe
Gerogina & Elen Cassidy, Emer and Dylan Hogan Susan Spillane and Martina Smiddy Martina Cassidy and Amanda Hogan
~ In Memoriam ~ YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB

U15’s played their first challenge against Cobh last Thursday
night, it was the first game the girls played together. They started
off a bit unsure but after a very near goal from the Cobh side, the
girls got their bearings and played like a team that had been train-
ing together all year. It was great to see the girls in high spirits and
they were looking forward to their league campaign after the win.
Junior league V Castlelyons. 2-13 to 2-08
8th Anniversary The game was played Friday 2nd July in Castlelyons, it was a
Edmond (Ned) Cronin game that the Youghal side were really looking to forward to, it
has been very hard for the girls to beat rivals Castlelyons in the
Late of 4 Kilcoran Place, Youghal.
past, they always seemed to get pipped at the post.
We thought of you with love today, Youghal were against the breeze in the first half but that did not
But that is nothing new, hamper their chances, some fantastic runs by corner forward Kelly
We thought about you yesterday, McCarthy, and her honesty to pass of the ball to players in a bet-
And the days before that too. ter position left the Castlelyons backs shocked.
It broke our hearts to lose you, A penalty was given in the first half and the very confident corner
But you did not go alone, forward Shona Cunningham scored a fantastic goal, given the
Part of us went with you, opposition no chance.
On the day God called you home. We can not forget full forward Shiobhan Downings cracker of a
goal in the first half and she was unlucky not to score a second as
Always loved and missed by Kieran, Seán, Eddie, daughter-
in-law Noreen, grandchildren, friends and neighbours. it hit the cross bar and bounces on the line.
Youghal were on top of their game in the first half battling for
every ball in the air from the puck outs. The pairing of mid field-
ers Katie Sloane and Kelma McCarthy gave a different edge to the
5th Anniversary side with Kelma McCarthy winning almost every ball in the air
and making some crafty passes into the forward line.
John Delaney
It was looking good at half time and the confidence was up as the
score line read 2-4 to 0-4 with Castlelyons only scoring one of
these points from play.
The back line, who have been consistent throughout the spring
showed their worth yet again when under pressure never dropping
their heads.
We thought of you with love today but that is nothing new Ashleigh Corcoran was in top form in full back batting down balls
and showing how important ground hurling is to the game.
We thought about you yesterday and days before that too, With about 12 minutes to go the game had closed to a 1 point
We think of you in silence we often speak your name game, the girls gave each other the encouragement that they need-
All we have are memories and your picture in a frame ed and when she was needed, wing back Chloe Daly showed no
fear of the opposition, driving straight through the Castlelyons
Your memory is our keepsake with which we'll never part defence to lay off some fantastic ball to the every ready forward
God has you in His keeping we have you in our hearts. line of Leah Broderick, Shiobhan Downing, and Kelly McCarthy.
In the last five minutes of the game it showed the Youghal side
Loved and remembered every day, Mam, sisters were the dominant party as the mid field and half backs won every
ball resulting in Youghal winning the game by 5 points.
and brother, son Mark, aunts and uncles, nieces Juniors next league game will be against Milstreet with a date to
and nephews and Goddaughter Emma. be confirmed.
Team : Dawn Kelly, Michaela Dalton, Ashleigh Corcoran, Ann
O’Connell, Niamh Quill, Sarah Flavin, Chloe Daly, Katie Sloane,
3rd Anniversary Kelma McCarthy, Shannon Joyce, Edel O’Connell, Leah
Alyson Clerkin
Broderick, Shona Cunningham, Siobhan Downing, Kelly
McCarthy. Subs used Suzie Fitzgibbon for Leah Broderick
Good luck to Cathriona Bulman who left for Australia all the best
and she will be missed on the team, and a speedy recovery to
Catherine Donoghue who is out with injury
We hold you close within our hearts, U15 D League V Dungorney 2-3 to 4-0
And there you shall remain, After the great win over Cobh the week before the U15’s were
To walk with us throughout our lives, confident going into the game, there were some new positions for
some girls and the game was played 12 a side so this was difficult
Until, we meet again. for the girls to get used to. We were very unlucky not to get the
So rest in peace dear loved one scores as a few times the ball was on the line and unfortunately we
could not convert, we know that this will come in time. The
And thanks for all youve done, Youghal girls were defiantly the more skillful with the ball and in
We pray that God has given you, some areas they showed real class. Michaela Dalton in full back
played a great game and the score line did not represent the work
The crown youve truly won. load that she took on, the goals that were scored by Dungorney
were ones that could have been avoided but with more confidence
Sadly missed by your loving husband Paul, this will all come for the girls.
daughter Siobhan and son Paul Joseph A change in half time, brought Aoife Mc Carthy out in mid field
made a difference. In the second half Ellie Budds came on full for-
Sponsored by; YOUGHAL KIA MOTORS 1st Pat Collins (10)
YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB Ring of Kerry, Barry Linehan (12) Fermoy, Derick Coughlan (15)
East Cork 64pts, 2nd Paul Crowley (11) Robert Cuthbert (25) Roy
Donovan (18) Youghal 62pts, 3rd Willie White (13) Youghal, Cáit
made a difference. In the second half Ellie Budds came on full for- White (32) East Cork, Mary White (34) East Cork 62pts, 4th
ward, Ellie was unlucky not to get a goal in the second half which Michael O' Mahony (20) Finbarr Sutton (16) K T O' Sullivan (11)
would have left the score line level. East Cork 61pts, 5th Steve O' Donoghue (14) George O' Sullivan
The girls battled hard in the last 10 minutes and we know there is (20) Jerry O' Donoghue (23) East Cork 61pts 6th Jim Condon (19)
more in them, training resumes for u15’s Thursday at 7pm. Dermot Dromgoole (17) Michael Shiels (8) Youghal 60pts, 7th
Team Lauren Buckley, Laura Daly, Michaela Dalton Kayleigh Pat Roche (18) Tim Jeffers (17) Michael Anderson (16) East Cork
Arthur, Alannah Finn, Leah Broderick, Shannon Watson, Jane 60pts. Best Thurs: Matt Nodwell (23) Jerry Russell (17) Dan
Walsh, Shannon Joyce, Amerah Goggin, Aoife McCarthy Emily Dineen (19) Youghal 59pts. Best Fri: Ken Davis (11) Lee Valley,
Roche John O' Regan (23) East Cork, Pat O' Keeffe (18) Youghal 60pts.
Subs used Ellie Budds for Kayleigh Arthur, Niamh Crowley for Best Sat: Finbarr O' Neill (15) Mark Kearns (18) Austin O' Keeffe
Lauren Buckley, Zoe Goggin for Amerah Goggin. (19) Youghal 60pts. Best Ladies: Maeve Troupe Kelly (14) Vera
Hoodies are in stock, from 9years to adult please contact Secretary de la Cour (24) Fionnuala Coleman (35) Youghal 55pts
Kelma if you need one Sunday 4th July - Open 18 Holes Singles Stableford 1st Sean
Broderick (12) 39pts, 2nd Pat Lynch (14) 39pts, 3rd Tom Scanlon
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB (12) East Cork 38pts, 4th John Harrington (18) 36pts, 5th Robert
Keniry (11) 36pts. CSS 37pts
Fixtures: Tuesday Open Singles Qualifier continues
LADIES Sunday 11th July Open 18 Holes Singles
Wed 30th June - Open Threeball Fri 16th - Sat 17th - Sun 18th July - Open Fourball
Sponsored by: Aherne's Seafood Restaurant Sponsored by: Gleeson's Tipperary Water
1st Nina Kearney (24) Monkstown, Ann O' Shea (27) East Cork, TEAM NEWS
Catherine Kearney (27) Youghal - 73pts, 2nd Bernie Spain (17) Irish Junior Cup South Munster at East Cork Golf Club
Fota, Breeda Fitzgerald (19) Youghal, Marie Holt (24) Harbour Saturday 3rd July at 8.30am: Youghal v Cork Golf Club - Youghal
Point - 70pts, 3rd Paula Mc Namara (16) Paula Brennan (23) won 3 & 2. Team: Michael Coleman, John Hooley, Conor Coyne,
Jessica Treacy (36) Youghal - 69pts, 4th Kitty O' Sullivan (25) Colin Donoghue, Joe Murphy. 2pm Youghal v Mahon - Youghal
Youghal, Eileen Cashman (27) Slievenamon, Jane Coyne (36) won. Team: John Hooley, Colin Donoghue, Conor Coyne,
Youghal, 67pts Brendan Galvin, Paul Cooper.
Fixtures: Wednesday 7th July: Open 2Ball Rumble Sunday 4th July 9am Youghal v East Cork. Youghal lost.
Sponsored by: Bank of Ireland, Youghal. Team: Colin Donoghue, Eoghan Keniry, Joe Murphy, Brendan
Wed 14th July - Club Singles Galvin, Conor Coyne. East Cork went on to beat Fota in the after-
Sponsored by: Denis, Bettie Broderick & Sons noon match. Thanks to all the panel of players for their time and
Wed 21st July: Jim Doyle Cup - Club Singles committment during the past few months. Team Captain's: Patsy
Sponsored by: Youghal Credit Union O' Regan & Eddie Ryan.
Tuesday 27th & Wednesday 28th July: Lady Captain's Prize (Mrs. OPEN MIXED FOURSOMES - FIXTURES:
Mary Murphy) Friday 16th July at 5pm 13 Holes
Tues Tee Time: 2pm - 5pm = Wed Tee Time: 8.30am - 1.30pm Sponsored by: John & Rachel O' Reilly
Wednesday 28th July - Meal & Presentation at 7.30pm Friday 23rd July at 5pm 13 Holes
TEAM NEWS: Sponsored by: Joe & Breeda Fitzgerald
Miele Fourball-Sat 3rd July Youghal beat Skibbereen Friday 30th July at 5pm 13 Holes
Team at Skibbereen: Julie Coyne & Jo Swayne, Edel Coyne & Sponsored by: Walter Raleigh Hotel, Youghal.
Mary Pomphrett. Team at Youghal: Jean Farrell & Breda O'
Donoghue, Catherine Hayes & Trish Landers. Team Captain's:
Maurette Fogarty, Breeda Curtin, Frances Barry, Eileen Farrell
ARDMORE GAA NEWS
The next round is the Regional Semi Final and must be played Munster Final Tickets. All our tickets for the Munster Final are
before 27th July. now gone but once again Ardmore GAA Club was very disap-
Junior Foursomes Sunday 4th July at Clonmel Golf Club pointed in the quality of tickets received and we will be bringing
Youghal beat Gold Coast Golf Club. Team: Maeve O' Leary & this matter to the attention of The Board.
Mary Lawton, Sharon Lupton & Siobhan Hooley, Martina Hooley Minor Hurling Our minor hurlers received a walk over in their
& Noreen Cronin. Team Captain's: Catherine Mc Carthy & first game last week and will now make a belated debut on
Miriam Whyte, 2nd Round at Lismore Golf Club on Saturday 17th Saturday evening at 7.30 in Ardmore against a Ballyduff Upper
July. Youghal v Clonmel Tee Time: 10.30am side that scored 5-17 in their opening encounter! Then on Monday
Minor Cup Quarter Finals at Fota Golf Club Sunday 11th July night we are away to St Mary's.
Tee Time: 2.40pm. Youghal v Templemore Golf Club Under 16 Hurling. The hurling activity in the club is at frantic
Team Captain's: Mary Coleman & Breeda Fitzgerald levels just now with our under 16s playing at home to Kilrossanty
JUNIOR GOLF on Friday night at 7.30. It will be two nights in a row for many of
Tuesday 29th June - Category 1 - 18 Holes 1st David Poynton this team who also feature on the minor team.
(13) 35pts, 2nd Michael Kenefick (20) 32pts Under 12 football. The under 12s suffered a 2-9 to 1-3 defeat at
Category 2 1st Oisín Keniry (30) 43pts, 2nd Danny Kiely (26) the hands of Clashmore on Sunday morning. Panel: S e a m u s
42pts Cronin, Dylan Power, Eoghan O'Shea, Dylan Reed, Stuart
Thursday 1st July Category 1 - 18 Holes O'Mahony, James Flavin, Tim Tierney, John O'Brien, Charlie
1st Aidan Morrison (24) 40pts, 2nd Patrick Quinn (13) 40pts Troy, Mícheál O'Neill, Jack Walsh, David Walsh, Jack O'Sullivan,
Category 2 - 8 Holes 1st Cillian Broderick (36) 21pts Kevin McGrath, Lee Morrissey, Ronan Keevers, Nathan Bryan,
GENTS Niall Power.
Tuesday 29th June - Open 18 Holes Singles Qualifier GAA Lotto for €10,000 or €6,200. Last week's numbers were:
Sponsored by: Killarney Plaza Hotel 1st William Varney (11) €10,000: 5, 15, 24, 25 and with no winner we drew for the second
44pts, 2nd Denis O' Connell (11) 39pts, 3rd George Treacy (14) jackpot of €6,100 as follows: 2, 19, 23, 26. Again no winner so
38pts. CSS 39pts that jackpot moves to €6,200 for this week when the draw will be
Thurs 1st - Fri 2nd - Sat 3rd July Open 3 Person Team Event held at Fleming's Bar.
YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB KILLEAGH GAA NEWS

Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union
Junior A Hurling Championship
On Sunday June 27th Kevin O'Connor's charges headed to
Results and Upcoming Fixtures. Castlelyons for their first round of championship againgst Carrig
The following are the results and up coming fixtures of na bhFear. When any small club can field a second team it's great,
Youghal Athletic club (sorry about the delay in the last two what's even better is when that team can compete and be compet-
weeks issues, I was on holidays and the notes seemed to go itive against another club's first team. There was little between the
into Cyber space): sides in the opening exchanges, a puck of the ball in fact and at
First up we had the Ballyandreen 5 mile road race which is half time the scoreline read Carrig na bhFear 0-7 Killeagh 0-4.
a part of the Ballycotton road series. This was held on Carrig extended that lead to 3 pucks of the ball before we found
Thursday the 22nd of May at 8.00pm. On a nice hot night the range and pegged them back to a puck of the ball once more
for running a good few of the club athletes were out in force, and thoughts of a victory looked possible. However a couple of
in a very large turn out of 512 runners. First home was Noel long ramge efforts pucshe Carrig ahead. Never the less a great per-
Curtin in a time of 30.10. Closely on his heels was Mossie formance from the boys in green. It finished on a scoreline of
Cahill in a time 30.41. Next home was Niamh Walsh in Carrig na bhFear 0-15 Killeagh 0-9.
31.02. Then we had David McMahon 33.58, Richard Team: Shane Scully, Taghg O'Connor, Stephen O'Brien, Eddie
McCarthy 34.30, then Sylvie O'Mahony and Georgie Cashman, Paul Motherway, John Walsh, Clint Galvin, Brendan
Bulman coming in together in 35.08. Closely followed by Keniry, David O'Keefe, Kevin Lane, Liam Kelly, Noel O'Connor,
John Lynch in 36.20. Then we had Martina Landers in Alan Keniry, Stephen Murphy, Daniel Walsh.
39.02, who looks like she has found some grit and determi- Senior Hurling Championship - Killeagh 1-14 vs Cloyne 1-11.
nation this year. Closely on her heels was Robert Hamill in On Friday June 25th in Castlemartyr we came in search of a vic-
a time of 39.20. Next home were Eamonn Flanagan and Pat tory and by god did we get it. Manys a pundit that wrote us off, we
Arnott in a time of 40.37. This is a good time considering it even had a few locals that doubted us as well. But when Paudraig
is one of their first races back. Last up were Liam Cooper McGrath in his rousing team talk asked those men around him to
and William O'Mahony in 42 and 45 respectively. shed blood if needs be for each other and this club then that victo-
The following night in Clashmore we had two of our ath- ry would be ours. You would believe anything was possible on this
letes competing in the 5 mile road race which was sponsored night and we proved that we are entitled to our senior hurling sta-
by the Old Still bar. Martin O'Brien ran a great race to tus. Everything that needs to be read and said by all those pundits
come home in 30.17, followed by his Cork City Marathon and sports writers will have been said and the game will have been
partner Johnny O'Mahony in 36.25. well and truly disected so that's one less job for me, but what they
Well done to the Youghal athletes in the Cork City Marathon wont say is how proud we are of those men on the field for what
it was a wet and windy day and also a bit hot. Not the ideal can only be described as a gallant performance. We eagerly await
conditions for running a Marathon but now you will have the next round.
the Marathon medal for the rest of your life and no one can Fixtures: Senior Hurling League, Killeagh vs Na Piarsigh in
take it away from you. No doubt in a few years time you'll Killeagh July 6th at 7:30pm.
probably knock a few minutes off the time you did, I heard Golf Classic
Martin is trying to do it already. Only Joking! Also well This event is fast approaching, July 8th, 9th, 10th. Time sheets fill-
done to all the relay runners in the Marathon and also the ing up fast so if you fancy yourself our your friends do as a bit of
volunteer stewards and medical personnel who had a long a pro why not come along and win some great prizes or just hav a
day in the rain. good day out. Contact Ray Rochford for details. Thanks again to
The next race we had was the Ras Na Ring on the 18th June our sponsors, Fermoy Nissan, Abbeylands Nursing Home and
this was an unsual race as it is held on the road and on the ITW Graphics. First prize golf equipment worth €900 (exchange-
beech. I think we had only 1 runner Noel Curtain who came able).
in a very well placed 6 over all in a time of 34.34. Lotto: There was no winner of last week's lotto jackpot. The num-
Then we had the Shanagarry 5 mile road race the 2nd in the bers drawn were 17- 34- 36. The jackpot now stands at €1,800
Ballycotton Summer Series. This was on the 24th of June Games: Quiet times on the games front this week with no games
was away for this so did not compete myself these are the played.
following names and results that I got :- Noel Curtain in a Fixtures: Junior B Hurling Championship vs St. Catherines,
time of 29.18; closely followed by Mossie Cahill in a time Tuesday the 13th in Copper Raleigh at 7:30pm.
of 30.30, well done Mossie retirement seems to be suiting Junior A Hurling Championship vs Cloyne, Thursay the 16th in
you. Niamh Lynch was again third home in a time of 31.06 Ahavine at 7:30pm.
Next home was John Lynch in a time of 34.25, George Golf Classic: Our eagerly awaited event of the year has arrived
Bulman 36.54, Martina Landers 38.18, Anne Moloney and starts tommorow. Again it has been a huge success and is a
43.14. Glad to see Goergie back from his injury next time vital part of club fundraisin, not to mention a great day out. If you
when we are out in Tides car park going for a nice easy run still fancy a game give Ray Rochford or any club member a
Georgie will be telling us "lets go for a small hill run calland they will try and squeeze you in. Thanks to Ray Rochford
through town" and the following week we will have hiking and his committee for all their hard work. Thanks also to our main
gear and mountain boots on after seeing parts of Youghal we sposors Fermoy Nissan, Abbeylands Nursing Home and ITW
had never seen before! Graphics.
Here are the upcoming fixtures:-
Youghal Indoor Bowls
On Wednesday the 7th in Ovens, we have the BHAAC 5 k
road race sponsored by EMC. On the following night
Thursday the Cork Beg 5 mile road race in Whitegate. The
following Friday night you have a very popular road race in Results:
Dungarvan and then the following Sunday the 18th July Winner 26th June:
don't forget we have a local race/walk which is 4 miles in aid John Goodwin, Jan Goodwin, Chris McHugh and Mary Sheehan
of Marymount Hospice. For further details contact 086 Winners 29th June:
2129367 or see local posters around town. Please support Hannah Murphy, Sheila O’Sullivan, Eileen Twomey and Pat
this very worthy cause. O’Leary.
Bowling continues for the Summer.
YOUGHAL GAA NEWS

Lúnasa ---- Féile a bheidh saor in aisce. Beidh rud éigin ann do
gach éinne idir óg is aosta -------- cluichí, spórt, ceol, craic,
spraoi agus críochnóidh sé leis na Wolfe Tones i gCeolchoirm
Congratulations to Bill Cooper oíche Dé Domhnaigh.
who was called up for the Cork Youghal Power to Victory - Youghal 3-9 Ballydesmond -0-8
Intermediate team and who has This 3rd game was hugely important to both teams as the loser
already played. Brendan Ring, faced a relegation play off and the winner looked to a place in the
John Grace and Nigel Roche 4th round draw. Happily Youghal came out on top.
have also been recently called Early points from J. O'Mahony and Nigel Roche had Youghal
up. Well Done! leading by two when Ormond accepted a long pass from Nigel
Under 14's East Cork Hurling Roche, operating far from his original position. He found him-
Champions Last week our self in a one in one situation with Ballydesmond goalkeeper,
Under 14's were in the final of Fergal O'Sullivan, and he cooly slotted the ball to the left corner
the East Cork Under 14's against of the net.
Castlelyons. Youghal overcame It may have been just 17 minutes in the game, but O'Mahony's
Castlelyons on the night with a goal - the first of two - represented a real killer blow to
super display of hurling & team Ballydesmond who fielded without Cork inter-county forward,
work and skill. The conditions Donnacha o'Connor. This goal, too, was a real gem. Corner for-
weren't great but there was great ward, Paul Moylan set it up with his pin point pass to James
support from Youghal on the Siobhan Geary who won the Youghal O'Mahony, who found the Ballydesmond defence too slow to
night. Full match report to fol- G.A.A. Lotto Holiday Draw last Friday
night worth €3,500. Every 26 weeks react and he weaved his way through for a brillant score.
low. there is draw made for a holiday worth Ken Dempsey field some high balls brillantly at midfield and
INTERSCHOOL FOOT- €3,500 or they can take the cash instead. Ballydesmond, who were slow and deliberate in their build up,
BALL BLITZ We held a blitz There were 130 names in the draw, five found it difficult to get the ball into an attacking position. When
on Friday the 18th of June at are picked every week and after the 26 they did, a disciplined Youghal defence gave their forwards very
weeks a name is draw. Congratulations
Club Arás. Three schools partic- to Siobhan and family. little leeway. The dominence of Ken Dempsey at midfield was
ipated (Gaelscoil, Bun Scoil and reinforcred by Nigel Roche dropping back and provided the
Clonpriest). There were 195 children in attendance and they Youghal forwards with an abundance possession.
were made up of 1st and 2nd class students from all Schools. A Nigel Roche and Johnathan Ormonde were turning up every-
superb display of skill was displayed by all schools pupils and a where for Youghal and their clever distribution had the
BIG THANK YOU to our Blitz Co-ordinator Fergal Keenagha Ballydesmond defence in array. The goal that finally put the
and all this team. All the children were delighted to received game to bed came in the 54th minute when Jas O'Mahony got
their medals when finishing. possession 30 metres out and left the defence flat footed once
Youghal G.A.A. Quiz Night - 24th of June @ 8pm. (Teams of again.
4 €40). We had a quiz night recently and all funds raised go
towards the family fun weekend. The winners were the "THE
DREAM TEAM" and they were made up of Assumpta Parker,
Micky Walsh and friends. Well done! Thanks to Pat Barry for
comparing on the night.
SATURDAY 10TH JULY, COFFEE, CAKE & BOOK SALE AT
YOUGHAL GAA. THIS IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR
FAMILY FUN WEEKEND BEING HELD DURING THE
AUGUST WEEKEND. TIME: 10 A.M. - 1PM. ALL
WECOME.
16th July 2010 - Marching in the Mardi Gras Parade - Family
Fun Weekend.Youghal Eochaill Óg will be marching in the
parade on Friday night at 7.30 pm. Please note your Team
Managers will be giving out details on this over the next week.
If you can be as colour as can and we will all meet at the market
square at 6.45 pm. We are delighted to be hosting a Football blitz East Cork Hurling Champions After Receiving Cup
on the 17th of July between 10a.m. and 1pm. as part of this fes-
tival.
Oíche an Uachtaráin ---- Satharn 17ú Iúil 2010 ---- Club Áras EAST CORK GAA NEWS
ag a 7.30 i.n.
Fáilte romhaibh go léir chuig Club Áras an oíche sin. Beimid ag Results:
ceiliúradh Uachtarántacht Chríostóir Ó Cuana. Mar Club, táimid East Cork Oil Junior A Hurling Championship: St Itas 2-
an-bhródúil as agus tuigimid go maith an ónóir atá bainteach leis. 11, Lisgoold 1-12; Fr O Neills 0-8, Erins Own 0-20;
Táimid ag tnúth le slua mór -- imreoirí / iar-imreoirí, baill / iar- Cloyne 0-8, Bride Rovers 0-14; Watergrasshill 0-4,
bhaill, oifigigh / iar-oifigigh, baill / iar-bhaill den Choiste agus Midleton 1-12; East Cork Oil Junior B Hurling
an pobal i gcoitinne. Tá sé de phribhléid againn go bhfuil Championship: Carrigtwohill 0-8, Ballinacurra 0-19; Star
Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael ina bhall d'ár gClub. Bígí Homes JHL - Div 2: Aghada 1-5, Cloyne 3-8;
ann gan teip. Meet the President Night 17th of July @ 7.30 pm - Watergrasshill 0-9, Sarsfields 2-18; Star Homes JHL - Div
Uachtarán Christy Cooney. The night will start at 8pm and there 3 Section 1: Carraig na bhFear 2-20, Killeagh 1-7; Ml.
will be a number of Guest Speakers and finger food will be pro- Feeney Builders Minor A Hurling League: Cloyne 2-20,
vided. There is no charge for this event and all are welcome Aghada 0-6;
(Adults only). FIXTURES:
Family Fun Weekend August Weekend at Youghal G.A.A. Wed 07th July:
Féile an tSamhraidh --- Aoine 30ú /Satharn 31ú Iúil / 1ú Star Homes JHL - Div 3 Section 1: Fr O Neills v Cobh , at
Lúnasa 2010 Aghavine, 7:30;
Bhí Seoladh Fhéile an tSamhraidh ann ar an Aoine 11ú Sat 10th July:
Meitheamh. Bhí slua breá i láthair. Fógraíodh go mbeidh Féile ag Ml. Feeney Builders Minor A Hurling League: Youghal v
Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Eochaill ag Deireadh Seachtaine Kiltha Og , at Copper Alley, 4:00;
FRIENDS OF ST. RAPHAEL'S ANNUAL OPEN DAY

Pictures: Bobby Whyte
Alan Coughlan and Adrian Seward pic- Pat and John Aherne pictured at the
tured at the Annual Open Day Friends of St. Raphael’s Open Day
Newly-elected Mayor Mary Linehan-Foley pictured with husband John, daughters

Gemma and Shauna and Grace Kelly
Jason Connolly and Kelly Davis pic- Ian O'Sullivan and Chris Savage pic-
tured at the Annual Open Day tured at the Annual Open Day
Eleanor Mulcahy and family pictured at the Open Day
Cara McCaughey, Leah Spillane, Ewan McCaughey, Ella O'Neill and Lennon
Murphy who all took part in the Fancy Dress.
Denise Higgins, Nan Higgins, Seán Coleman, Tommy Bulman, Breeda Twomey
and Mary Twomey from Blarney
Micheál Roche, Frances Ahern, Julie and Edel Coyne, Paula Tutty and Mary Smith
from the Gardening group Eugene and Margaret Barry pictured with Emer, Edel and Lauren Whelan
Newly-elected Mayor Mary Linehan-Foley pictured

Lily Davis pictured with her daughters Sandra Power with Outgoing Mayor Sandra McLellan and Outgoing
and Kathy Whyte Aileen and Ailbhe Heaphy pictured with Cara Griffin Deputy Mayor Michelle Hennessy
MICHAEL AHERN T.D. NU SHUZZ NOW OPEN

Cobh
Clinic Sat. 17th July
Commodore Hotel 10.00am at North Main St., Youghal
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
Youghal Office 32 Friar Street 2.00pm
- Except Bank Holiday Weekends -
Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: [email protected]
BELARUSSIAN CHILDREN VISIT

YOUGHAL
Proprietors of Nu Shuzz Catriona Hennessy and Avril Sheridan
Dave Hennessy with Bawnie and Amy Hyland
Pictured above are the Belarussian children who spent a week in

the Quality Hotel in Redbarn. All of the children have cancer of
various types because of the Chernobyl disaster. They were
accompanied by three doctors and two carer's. I would like to
thank all the people who supplied food, music, travel, and all those
who helped in any way. You cannot imagine how you have helped
those children. I am so grateful, you will be rewarded for your
kindness. Thank you so much.
Peter Lee.
JUST VIBRATE WATSON’S LANE, YOUGHAL

(ACROSS FROM BERTIE’S CARPARK)
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CUMANN NA DAOINE
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COME AND JOIN US FOR A FUN AFTERNOON.
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The Open House Sessions for older people in the community has
proved to be very popular. The next event is on Monday 12th July
WE ALSO RENT VIBROPLATES 2.30-5.00. In Cumann Na Daoine, Catherine St., Youghal. Music
ONLY €90 FOR 4 WEEKS by Bobby and Peter Lee and friends. Dancing, sing-along, story-
(+ FREE LOCAL DELIVERY!) telling, tea / coffee. Admission fee €2. All are welcome for further
information contact Stacey at 024-91900
Youghal's first Family Fun Festival is an example of how a Youghal's first ever dedicated Family Festival will take place
small vibrant community can celebrate and make known the in the stunning seaside town on Friday 16th, Saturday 17th &
spectacular amenities of the River Blackwater, Blue Flag Sunday 18th July 2010. The highlight of the week will be the
Beaches and vast variety of local activities. selection of the Queen of the Sea, where the lucky winner will
In addition, the festival's focus on providing FREE Family Fun receive a terrific prize of €500.
Entertainment for all ages is "most welcome" said Mayor Mary This FREE Festival weekend promises to be fun-packed FREE
Linehan-Foley in Youghal (July 1st 2010). activities and entertainment for all the family. All are welcome to
At the first official function since her election, the Mayor of come and support the Queen of the Sea participants at the Market
Youghal launched the 2010 Youghal Family Fun Festival at the Square Stage at 8pm on Saturday Evening. Music and
Mall Arts Centre in Youghal. The festival takes place in the har- Entertainment assured for all!
bour town on the weekend of the 16th to 18th July 2010. Speaking about the upcoming festival, Chairperson of the organ-
Failte Ireland South West Representative Hilary Creedon, spoke ising committee, Sal Tivy of Perks Entertainment centre com-
on how Youghal, seen as an area of excellent amenities was cho- mented: "We have certainly struck gold we believe here in
sen as a Family Fun Hub last year, one of the few in Ireland to be Youghal again. We will be hosting one of the biggest Family
supported by Failte Ireland. "We are delighted to see that the busi- Fun Festivals imaginable in July from 16th - 18th. The wonder-
nesses of the area have come up with such a range of activities ful thing about this festival however is that there is fun for fami-
suitable for all families for this, the first of what is sure to be many lies aged from one to one hundred! And most importantly almost
Family Fun Weekends in Youghal, the heart of the Sunny South" all events in the festival are free. We look forward to welcoming
commented Hilary. family visitors to our beautiful town where we will guarantee a
fun-filled weekend. We are also thrilled that any proceeds raised
Announcing the details of this year's festival programme, the from our 'Queen of the Sea' Competition will go to the hugely
Chairperson of Youghal Family Fun Festival Committee Mrs. Sal deserving 'Childline' Charity.
Tivy outlined the financial support that made the festival possible This festival will feature a non-stop programme of events includ-
and detailed the events schedule. ing the opening event; a 'Mardi-Gras' Parade on Friday night
"We hope that this exciting and varied programme of events will promises a world of colour and spectacle throughout the town.
appeal to both locals and visitors and pay tribute to the support of Saturday will feature the finest of local produce in the Family
SECAD, Youghal Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, Youghal Food Festival in Market Square, followed by children's story-
Town Council and Failte Ireland for their support not to mention telling, sandcastle building and crab-catching competitions. The
the local business community" commented Mrs Tivy. sound of music will fill the streets with children's busking ses-
The Festival is an open-air, land and sea-based weekend event, sions and interactive children's dance workshops.
with the aim of highlighting the attractions and amenities of Sunday 18th July is Funday in 'Greenpark' when the town will
Youghal; including the river, beaches, town and countryside. It come alive from 12.00 - 4.00 pm with mayhem sure to ensue in
also promotes local, community-based arts and crafts, as well as the 'Fastest Daddy Competition', 'The Walter Raleigh Spud &
some good old traditional style family fun" said Mrs Tivy. Spoon Race' and 'The Teddy Bear Hospital'.
Musical offerings include 'DJ Freddie' Friday night, local The highlight of the entire weekend however will be the crown-
favourites 'Rannach' on Saturday night as well as a host of surpris- ing of Youghal's very own 'Queen of the Sea', generously spon-
es during the Mardis Gras Parade which kick starts the festival on sored by local businesses; Claycastle Recording Studios and The
Friday evening. Literary Lovers will be treated to some story- Seahunter Charter Boat. Initial interviews have already been held
telling on Saturday afternoon in the library to the delight both and the evening promises to be spectacular. "I was delighted that
young and old. Activities to enthuse the adventurous will feature so many of the girls have participated in this event" commented
Raft Races, Crab Competitions, "Fastest Daddy" race or test one's Veronica Hunt, Kerry Rose 2010 and also a member of the
skills on a Spud & Spoon course! Judging Panel for the Queen of the Sea. "This is such a fantastic
Not forgetting the vast heritage associated with Youghal; guided experience for young girls , a chance to be recognised as they are
walks suitable for all the family are also featuring in this packed all talented, beautiful and full of personality and I am sure that
schedule. The weekend of the 16th to 18th of July is packed with their families and friends will be very proud of them" comment-
options for all the family, while art exhibitions, dance workshops ed Veronica.
and storytelling are just a sample of some of the other activities to We are all eager to see who will be finally be the lucky girl cho-
keep young people highly entertained. sen on Saturday evening in the Market Square, they are all such
wonderful people for all little girls to look up to. As the event
Guest Speaker, Veronica Hunt, a Youghal native and the Kerry draws near, banners and posters are the talk of the town!. It 's set
Rose for 2010 delighted the crowd with the details of a very excit- to be a colourful, fun and entertaining evening" Veronica added.
ing first for Youghal introducing the participants of the "Queen of This FREE Festival weekend promises to be fun-packed FREE
the Sea" Competition. Each girl was introduced by Miss Hunt who activities and entertainment for all the family, mardis gras parade,
went on to detail that the money fundraised by each "Queen of the DJ's. Bands, Busking, Food Festivals, Raft Races and Old Style
Sea" was going to "Childline", encouraging all to dig deep in the Childrens games - Youghal is definitely the place to be the week-
coming weeks for such a worthy Charity. Childline received over end of July 16th to 18th commented Sal Tivy" We hope to see
800,000 calls in the past year, 500,000 of which the helpline was you all there"! she added.
only in a position to answer. The government contributes only Youghal Family Fun Festival is supported and part funded by
10% of the entire budget of the ISPCC, and it was re-iterated that South & East Cork Area Development (SECAD), and Youghal
fundraising events such as the Family Fun Festival in Youghal Chamber of Tourism & Commerce in association with Failte
were vital to its very existence. Ireland and Youghal Town Council.
At the heart of the festival is the "Family" and the opportunity to For further details of the times of the festival events log onto:
share in all types of FREE Fun activities that will be remembered www.youghal.ie or call the festival headquarters in Youghal
as the happy memories of Summer 2010 for all! Tourist Office on: 024-20170.
Further information and schedule of events can be found on
www.youghal.ie or call 024-20170 for further information.
Youghal Queen of The Sea Contestants 2010
Michaela Bailey - Team Bailey Amanda Veale - Amber Youghal Sarah Ledingham - Youghal Kia Arianna Linder - Rhincrew Dainia Foley - Perks
Michaela aged 23, has a passion for Amanda aged 20, would love to Motors Cookery Classes Entertainment Centre
hairdressing and is living her dream join the Garda Síochána. She Sarah aged 20, hopes to work as a Arianna aged 18, would like to Dainia aged 20, is currently study-
as she is a qualified hair stylist. enjoys helping people and hopes to primary school teacher, working work in the field of Criminal ing Criminal Justice in Waterford
do a counselling course in the with children from disadvantaged Psychology as she finds this a fasci- and hopes to be a customs officer.
She would love to become a stylist future. backgrounds. nating subject. She hopes to go col- She would like to travel to third
for the Tigi Artistic team. Her hob- Her hobbies include Irish Dancing She hopes to do a sponsored sky- lege to study this. world countries as a volunteer. Her
bies include going to the gym, and she danced up 5th Avenue, New dive for charity in the future. She is Her many hobbies include reading, hobbies include swimming at the
dancing and shopping. York at a St. Patricks Day's Parade. a member of Clashmore Ladies swimming and playing music. beach and Irish dancing.
Football team.
Erin Healy - Merricks Jessica Scully - Farrells Vanessa Prendergast - Sammy's Nicola Hennessy - The Quays Lynn Leahy - Helen's Boutique
Erin aged 20, would like to be a Summerfield Butchers Bar Lynn aged 17, is waiting on her
fashion stylist for the rich and Jessica aged 28, works in the bank- Vanessa aged 21, would like to Nicola aged 20, is hoping to spe- Leaving Cert results as she hopes
famous. She is currently studying ing industry. She is currently study- work in an area that she could cialise in Midwifery as part of her to go to college to study
for her nursing degree. ing for her QFA exams and hopes to utilise her degree in English and nursing degree. Midwifery.
specialise in the mortgage area. Her History and enable her to travel the She also models part-time at the She would like to travel the world
Her many hobbies include walking, hobbies include serving the bar at world. moment and would love to be able and experience other cultures, and
reading and shopping - which she Farrells and catching up with She is hoping to travel to Asia and to do this on a full-time basis. Her spend time working with children
hopes will be made an Olympic friends on her rare days off. teach English in the future. hobbies include singing and fash- in orphanages. She enjoys swim-
sport! ion. ming and relaxing.
DON’T FORGET!
ED GUIRY WILL BE
HOLDING A PHO-
TOGRAPHY COMPETI-
TION DURING THE
FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL,
JUST BRING ALONG
YOUR PHOTOGRA-
PHY PIECES TO THE
TOURIST OFFICE FOR
A CHANCE TO WIN!
THERE WILL ALSO BE
A PHOTOGRAPHY
WORKSHOP TAKING
Bridget Morrissey - Seahunter Aisling Martin - The Red Store Sara Robinson - Irwins
Sarah Whyte -The Imperial Hotel PLACE AT THE MALL
Charter Boat Aisling aged 21, and is a nursing Sara aged 23, would like to work in
Bridget aged 27, loves travel and student, hoping to eventually spe- Sarah, aged 21, has just returned ARTS CENTRE ON
a job that would enable her to trav-
hopes to travel to Australia in the cialise in emergency nursing. el the globe.
from Santiago, Spain where she SATURDAY, 17TH OF
future. was doing her Erasumus year JULY AT THE MALL
She would also like to be a volun-
She would like to be a famous Aisling has a desire to travel and abroad through her degree in
teer for a charity abroad helping
Commerce and Spanish in UCC.
ARTS CENTRE, DON’T
actress and enjoys walking, cycling her hobbies include reading and people less fortunate than her. Her
Sarah works with The Imperial MISS IT!
and is a member of her local gym painting. many interests include going to the
club. Hotel each summer and likes learn-
gym and photography.
ing new languages and listening to
alternative music.
Youghal Queen of The Sea Contestants 2010
Sophie Condon - Perfect Emma Healy - Mari Mina Fiona Curtin - Poppy’s Ladies Susie Fitzgibbon - Aherne’s Serena Ottman - Walter Raleigh
Cleaners Pharmacy Boutique Seafood Restaurant Hotel
Sophie, aged 18 works with Perfect Emma, aged 23 has completed her Fiona has been working for Aged 18, Susie is hoping to work in Serena aged 20, would love to work
Cleaners. Her ambition is to travel studies in Speech Therapy and Regency Interiors based in Cork either languages or psychology. and travel around Hispanic coun-
the world. graduated with honours. and Midleton for the last number of Her ambitions for the future include tries, ideally with a fashionista
Her hobbies include walking, Her ambition is to have her own years. Fiona is originally from travelling and learning Italian. twist! Her future plans include
swimming and connecting with clinic in this very worthwhile area. London and has been living in Her many hobbies include swim- climbing Kilimanjaro for charity.
friends on Facebook. She received She enjoys meeting up with friends Youghal for the last 4 years. Her ming and speech & drama. She enjoys surfing and keep fit, and
an award from An Gaisce this year. and reading. interests include fashion and styling is a member of the UCC Enterprise
as well as long walks on the beach. & Social Society.
Chloe Loughnan - Claycastle

Recording Studio
Chloe aged 18 would like to travel
the world and become a model. She
Lucy Barry - Brookes Supervalu Siobhán Greene - Classic Wheels Noelle White - McGoran’s Emma O'Keefe - Carleton Village also hopes to become involved with
Lucy aged 21, would like to work Ireland Restaurant Emma aged 20, hopes to travel the animal conservation. She enjoys
with children and young adults with Siobhán aged 20, has many hobbies Noelle aged 26, would love to teach world whilst working as an air- swimming, rowing and was
physical or intellectual disabilities. and interests including Irish dance. languages. She is hoping to go to hostess. She has an interest in many involved for many years in Irish
She hopes to take time out to travel Her ideal career would be as a pro- university to get her degree in cultures and would like to return to Dancing.
around the world. fessional dancer as part of show French and Spanish. Her interests college to further this. She likes
such as Riverdance etc. include mosaic and jewellery mak- walking on the beach and going to
Her many hobbies include rugby, She also hopes to travel the world ing. She likes walking and did a the gym.
traditional singing and playing the including Africa. 1500km walk from France to Spain
flute and tin whistle. last year.
Diane O'Sullivan - Pink Shampoo Emer Kelly - Ceolta Sí Alison Curtin - Condon's Florists Linda Coade - Community Radio Heather O'Donoghue - Solo
Diane aged 23, has her own dance Emer aged 17, would love to be a Alison aged 17, hopes to be either a Youghal Hairdressing
school and recently reached the primary school teacher. She is hop- Montessori or primary school Linda aged 27, would love to be a Heather aged 19, plans to travel to
final on RTE's 'All Ireland Talent ing to go to college to fulfil this teacher. broadcaster on both radio and tele- learn about the very different cul-
Show'. She hopes to make her ambition. Her future plans include travelling vision at a national level. Her future tures in the world. She hopes to set
school one of the leading dance She also hopes to go travelling the world and passing her driver plans include travelling the world to up her own business some day in
schools in Ireland. Her hobbies around the world, spending some of theory test! Her hobbies include see how other cultures live. Her the future.
include dancing, singing and social- her time helping the under-privi- walking and shopping. many hobbies include yoga, pho- Her hobbies include walking,
ising. leged in Africa. tography and swimming. swimming and reading.
Official Launch of Youghal’s Family Fun Festival

AT THE MALL ARTS CENTRE PHOTO BOBBY WHYTE
Local beauties who will take part in the ‘Queen of the Seas’ competition
Cllrs. Sandra McLellan, Michelle Hennessy, Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan- Queens of the Sea Michaela Bailey, Jessica Scully, Lynn Leahy, Arianna Lynder
Foley, Cllr. Sammy Revins and deputising for County Mayor, Cllr. Barbara Murray and Susie Fitzgibbon
Queens Serena Ottman and Aisling Richenda Kelly with the Quays’ Queen Helen Brookes with Helens’ queen Ollie and Eleanor Hegarty with Solo’s queen
Martin Nicola Hennessy Lynn Leahy Heather O’Donoghue
Helen and Micheál de Buitléar with Queen Emer Kelly Kerry Rose Veronica Hunt with mother Eileen and sister Valerie
Phil and Sal Tivy with Perks’ Queen Dainia Foley
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Monday: Waterford & Suir Valley Railway, Copper Coast

Mini Farm
Tuesday: Dionsaur Museum, Mitchelstown Caves
Wednesday: Fota Wildlife Park, Cobh Heritage Centre
Thursday: Lismore Castle Gardens, Lismore Heritage Park National School students enjoy a sack race at their school sports day
Centre, The Vee, Mount Mellary Abbey
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Saturday: Ballymaloe Cookery School Gardens,
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Park National School help raise funds for Down Syndrome Ireland by holding a HB
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Lily Roche from Park National School

who came first in the Under 5 race at the
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18% of new cars purchased in May under the Government's
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