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EAST CORK FURTHER EDUCATION AWARDS NIGHT Photo Michael Hussey

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Peter Cox, Carers Association Cork and Patrick Callinan BTEI Co-Ordinator with
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Pobalscoil na Trionoide Awards Night 07

Leaving Certificate Distinction Award Winners pictured with Linda

First Year Attendance Award Winners with Linda Donoghue Donoghue.

Second Year Attendance Award Winners Aisling
Clohessy, Joshua Fry, Kate and Sarah Harrington pic-
tured with Fiona Ni Bhruadair.
Junior Sport Award Winners Brian O Halloran and
Samantha Swayne pictured with Analee Casey and
Senior Sport Award Winners Claire Flanagan, Joe Brian Lotty
Budds and Sorcha Ni Riain pictured with Analee Casey
and Brian Lotty

Fifth Year Attendance Award Winners Susan

Conway, Leanne Hennessy and Niamh O Regan Contribution to Student Council Awards for Pierre
Sixth year attendance award winners Sinead Fitzgerald Sohege and Eoin Coyne with Aileen Walsh
and Aine Hickey with Declan O Keeffe

Gradam Na Gaeilge Award Winners Michael Coleman

Contribution to Visual and Performing Arts Sinead and Dainia Ni Fhoghlu with Grainne Ni Fhlatharta and Third Year Attendance Award Winners David Arnott,
Mansfield, Mary McGrath and Muriel Foley Karen Ni Chasaigh Colm Geary and Kevin McGrath
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Pobalscoil na Trionoide Awards Night 07

Niamh M Fitzgerald Leaving

Fourth Year attendance Award Winner Junior Certificate Academic Certificate Academic Achievement for Leaving Certificate Applied Award
Eoin Sheehan Achievement winner David Byrne 2006-2007 with Analee Casey Amanda Clarke and GrÆinne Keating

Award Winners for their contribution to Transition

Year Siobhan Hooley, Louise Hurley and Nicola
Murphy pictured with Jeni Dorrian-Lee and Pat Mary O Donovan pictured with Niamh O Regan and
Ruby N ChœipØir Concern Debate Team who reached Munster quarter finals
McLoughlin

Leaving Certificate Distinction award winners Students who received the humanitarian award pictured with Fr. Patrick Relihan
 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

GREEN BARN GARDEN AND LIFESTYLE

OPENS TO THE PUBLIC

Tom and Ellen Foley, Michael Browne, Michael Clancy, Nessa Browne and Aidan
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Green Barn staff members Susan Spillane, Mary Murphy, Margaret Browne, pro-
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Proprietor Michael and Nessa Browne

Margaret Browne shows the beautiful Italian Topiary plant to Mary and Jim Curtin

Mary Kenefick and her dad Michael Mary Corcoran and grandson Jack

Nessa Browne with Aisha and Ben McCarthy Michael Clancy and Bernadette McCarthy
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Crafts, Quilting & Textile Art

AVRRIL GEARY Interested in Crafts, Quilting or Textile Art and would like to meet
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Pobalscoil na Tr onoide 0-15 Nenagh CBS 2-8
 To wear colour with confidence A thrilling encounter in Cahir on Monday, October 15th, saw our
 To simply look good U16 ‰ hurlers hang on for the narrowest of victories over Nenagh
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B OOKINGS N O W B EING TA K E N Nenagh led on a scoreline of 1-4 to 0-4.
FO R C HRISTMAS PA R T Y M A K E O V E R S After the break, we came out fighting, and scores from Donal
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again. This proved to be the pattern of the half as we managed to

YOUGHAL
close the gap on several occasions only to let Nenagh pull away
again. However, it was in the closing stages of the game that this

ART GROUP
team really showed their character. Though trailing in the dying
minutes, they refused to give up. Trojan work from the defence,
particularly Kevin Lane and Danny O’Brien kept Nenagh from
PHOTO MICHAEL HUSSEY
extending their lead, midfielders MicheÆl Cr in n and Mikey
Fitzgerald fought hard and centre forward Noel O’Driscoll seemed
to be everywhere. Kevin Lane scored a vital point to narrow the
gap to the minimum, and after Ross Desmond had equalised, cap-
tain Mikey Fitzgerald finally scored the winning point with prac-
tically the last puck of the game. A hard-fought but well-deserved
victory.
Scorers for Pobalscoil na Tr on ide: D O’Connor, N O’Driscoll, R
Desmond 0-2 each, K Lane 0-3, A Frahill-O’Connor 0-4, D Foley,
M Fitzgerald 0-1 each.
Team: D Byrne, S O’Connor, M O’ Brien, A Seward, D O’Brien, K
Lane, C Faherty, M Cr in n, M Fitzgerald (Capt.), D Scanlon,
N O’Driscoll, T McCarthy, D O’Connor, A Frahill-O’Connor, J
Rohan.Subs: R Desmond, D Foley
Kathleen McSweeney on behalf of the Youghal Art Group presents a donation to
John Roche, Friends Of St. Raphael’s at Coran House, Store St. The art group were
delighted to make the donation from monies raised in lieu of a wine and cheese
reception at their last successful annual art expo which was held in the Methodist
Hall in Friar St.

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FR. O’NEILL’S VISIT KILCREDAN NATIONAL SCHOOL
WITH COUNTY INTERMEDIATE CUP
The winning team with the cup at Kilcredan N.S.
4/5th class pupils with the Cup
Niamh Jackson, Lauren McGrath, Kate Finn and
Mickaela Muir waves the flag for Fr. O’Neill’s
Keeleigh Culllinane
Kate McCarthy and Kate Finn Clodagh and Eva Mulhare
Kilcredan N.S pupils with the cup
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
5th class Pupils 4th class Pupils
Ger O’Leary with pupils
Tot Stop
Pre-School 2yrs 9mths - 4yrs
5 Cois Cille, Killeagh
Fetac Level 5 - First Aid Training - HSE Approved
Now Enrolling for January 08
Contact Marcella anytime
on 087 411 6433
For ige Youth Club
The Youghal FOR IGE Youth Club is starting back on
Wednesday the 7th of November. The club will be run from Bru
na S (Yellow building top of Blackwater Heights) from 7:30pm-
9pm.The club is open to all young people aged 12-18 years and is
a great way to meet new people and have lots of fun!!
Membership is 2 per person per week. For further information
about the club contact Nicola on 086 1702347 or 024 90793.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

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Cork County Council Call on HSE population in Youghal is made up of people with disabilities.
Youghal’s high proportion of people with physical and intellectual
to Build a Primary Health Care disabilities is matched only by a startling lack of facilities in the
Centre in Youghal East Cork/West Waterford areas. Not one of the five GPs in the
town has an accessible premises and the Public Health Nurse’s
building is totally inaccessible to a person with a physical or sen-
Sinn FØin Councillor Martin Hallinan, today welcomed the back-
sory disability. Again the development plan states that other peo-
ing of Cork County Council who supported his motion calling for
ple with accessibility needs such as elderly people and children
the HSE to build a Primary Health Care Centre in Youghal.
constitute 40% of the population."
Martin Hallinan said: "I know that it is a great boost for the cam-
"The acute lack of services for people with disabilities is an argu-
paign in Youghal that Cork County Councillors have so enthusias-
ment in itself for the development of a Primary Heath Care Centre
tically backed this motion,"
in Youghal. The response to queries from Cllr Barbara Murray
"Primary Health Care Centres should be one stop shops which are
that the HSE is happy to depend on voluntary organisations to pro-
community lead and where all individuals from the cradle to the
vide the support for people with disabilities in the East Cork sums
grave should be able to have contacts with their health profession-
up their present uncaring and unprofessional attitude."
als on one site. These would range from G.P.s and Public Health
"A Primary Health Care Centre would provide a top class services
Nurses to Counsellors, Physiotherapists and Community Welfare
for the whole population of Youghal and its hinterland on an equal
Officers. A Primary Health Care Centre would also contain out-
basis. The community campaign in Youghal for such a centre is
reach clinics such as diabetic clinics, and possibly Consultant
calling on the HSE to build the centre at the same time as they are
Clinics. Such centres would take the pressure off acute hospitals
building the day care centre on the same site. It is a campaign
and off patients who have to travel long distances for basic servic-
which already has the unanimous backing of Youghal Town
es."
Council. The support of Cork County Council should encourage
"Presently patients in Youghal have to travel up to the Cork City
the HSE to work more closely with the community in Youghal and
hospitals for many services which should be accessible at a local
seriously address their demand for a Primary Health Care Centre."
level. This affects the recovery of patients who not just have to
endure the long journey time but the distance and time involved
IRISH KIDNEY ASSOCIATION
lessens their ability to access services."
"Youghal covers a wide catchment area of East Cork with project-
ed rapid growth in population and can also provide cover for parts
of West Waterford. The town of Youghal has RAPID status indi-
CHRISTMAS CARDS
cating it has need of priority in terms of planning, investment, and Members of the Irish Kidney Association are now selling
development. A suitable site has already been identified at the rear Christmas Cards in Youghal and surrounding areas. They are
of the Community Hospital and with easy access from the N25." available in Youghal Town at O’Neills Fuel Merchants, Tony’s
"Finally I would like to make special reference to the needs of the Barber and Hair Design, in the strand area at Sammy’s Butcher,
people young and old with disabilities. According the Youghal Colemans Shop Killeagh and Lackaroe Post Office. Further
Town Council Development Plan 2009-2015, 10% of the popula- details from Anne Delacour 92084 and Catherine Lawlor 93157
tion in Youghal is made up of people with disabilities. Youghal’s

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Bishops Visit
On Wednesday October 17th our Bishop of Waterford & Lismore
William Lee visited our parish. His day begin with visits to our
three primary schools in the parish, Clashmore, Ballycurrane and
Piltown, where he meet with the pupils, teachers and staff . That
afternoon he was in Piltown church at 3.00pm for a special serv-
ice -the sacrament of the anointing of the sick and old, we had a
huge gathering at this service followed by refreshments at our
local Community Hall. Thanks to the ladies who organized this.
On Sunday Bishop Lee was back with us again, where he cele-
brated the 11.00am mass in Clashmore Church.
Courses begin last week
The first of two courses "Christmas Crafts" begin on Tuesday
night last in Kinsalebeg Community Hall from 7.30pm-9.30pm-
this is an eight week course and the cost which includes some of
the material required will be just 25 in total.
On Thursday night last October 25th Kinsalebeg Hall will also be
the venue for an eight week course in conversational Irish which
we are told will "improve your Irish speaking skills in a relaxed
non -formal atmosphere Beginner/intermediate welcome" This is
also and eight week course and the entire cost of this course is just
15. There may be still some places available on these cources so
if you are still interested do go along to the hall on either of these
nights for further information.
Non Stop draw results
Kinsalebeg Parents association held the first in the new school
year series of non stop draws recently. The following are the
results of that draw for September:
1st Sean Curran, Promoter Caelin Rooney, 2nd Mary O Halloran
Promoter Edmond O Halloran, 3rd Rose Sheehan, Promoter Tom
Sheehan, 4th Collette Foley , Promoter Danny O Mahony
Once again we would like to thank all the pupils, parents staff and
everyone for their help with this draw your support is very much
appreciation
Clashmore -Kinsalebeg -Ardmore Ploughing Match
-This Sunday
The annual Clashmore Ploughing Match took place last week in
Kilmore on the lands of John and Bernie Fleming. Weather condi-
tions were ideal for Ploughing and with 32 competitors taking part
we had some fantastic competition. Later that evening we were
back in the Village for the presentation of prizes -full results next
issue.
Ole Mill Poker Classic
Mary M. was last week’s top prize winner Wednesday night-
October 10th at the Ole Mill Poker Classic second prize was won
by Tony Mansfield while the hard working man of the house him-
self Kieran Allen was third.
Well done to Tessie Mansfield last week’s top prize winner at the
Ole Mill Poker Classic in second place we had Catherine
Mansfield and Kitty Kelly was third. Poker again next Wednesday
night starting at 9.30pm sharp
Welcome home
This bank holiday weekend we welcome home for the USA Paul
Aidan and Liam Foley, hope you have a very enjoyable reunion
with your family here
Autumn Stations
Once again the autumn stations have commenced and during the
coming weeks we mass will be celebrated in homes throughout
the parish. If it is your turn to have the stations or you would like
to host the stations in your area please contact Fr O Gorman.
Hand Injury
Get well wishes to Christopher Joyce Kilmaloo who is recovering
from a hand injury get well soon Christopher from all your fami-
ly and friends.
Off the Air
For the moment at least popular local radio station CRY is off the
air due to refurbishment of the League of the Cross hall which is
home to the station. Thankfully this is only a tempery absence and
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
we look forward to having you all back again in the spring. A spe-
cial word of thanks to our own local presenters Mary Sheehan and
Eddie Moloney who present popular shows and Decie News each
week , enjoy the rest and looking forward to having you back with
us on 104 early in the new year . Meanwhile we will be glad to
include all you requests on these local notes, you can contact me
at any of the following [087] 2076704 or [024] 92249.
Belated Birthday Greetings Suzanne
Before we leave the Ole Mill this week we have a very special
request for the lady of the house Suzanne Allen. Suzanne is cele-
brated her birthday last week, and Kieran, Jason and all the staff
would like to wish you a very happy birthday Suzanne.
Clashmore Kinsalebeg Juvenile G.A.A
U 10 Football
On Wednesday evening last the 24th of October, Clashmore
played the Nire at home. for the Richie Dee Trophy.
Unfortunately we were defeated in this game by the narrowerest
of margins Congratulations to the Nire.
Clashmore under 11s defeated by the nire in the Richie Dee Cup
The Nire winners of the Richie Dee Cup in Clashmore on Wednesday
U 14 Football Western Final
we travelled to Fraher Field to take on local rivals, Ardmore in
what everyone knew was going to be tough contest. We had beat-
en Ardmore earlier in the League section of the championship, and
it was undoubtedly one of the most difficult matches to win. True
to form, both sides took to the field determined to win. It was a
match, where the winner was not decided until the final whistle
had blown and Clashmore were lucky to be the ones who had a
point in hand at that stage. A great sporting game of football,
enjoyed by a huge number of spectators from both clubs. Eamonn
Keevers, accepting the trophy on behalf of the team thanked
everyone involved for all the hard work put in over the last num-
ber of months, especially trainers and mentors and parents. Next
stop County Final; however, it looks as if this will not be played
for a number of weeks as the Eastern Final has yet to be played.
Full details when they become available.
U 11 All County Football League
Clashmore took on St. Xaviours in the Division 3 Quarter Final.
A great game of football, with some of our younger stars really
coming to the fore. In the first half, it was anybody’s game, but
Clashmore started to pull ahead once the second half started, and
ended with a convincing win.
Under 11 Football Division Three - The semi finals and finals
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Continued..
of this competition were held bright and early on Sunday morning
last in Fraher Field. Many thanks to the very large numbers of
parents who travelled to cheer on the lads and give them support.
It all counted. In the semi final, against Kilmacthomas, it was
unfortunately, all one way traffic and Clashmore were ahead by a
significant margin at the final whistle. This was not to be the
case when they lined out against Tramore in the final. After a
very well contested first half, both sides had two points on the
scoreboard, and the lads had to draw on all their reserves and skill
in the second half. They managed to gain the upper hand with ten
minutes to go and kept it to the end. They scored a total of 8
points against Tramores 1 - 3. David Mc Grath,Captain, accepted
the trophy on behalf of all his team mates and thanked everyone
involved with the team over the past number of weeks A great win
and a great achievement to bring home a County Medal. There
was some excellent football on display and they showed great skill
in finding the loose man to pass the ball to, taking their chances
when they came, and never losing sight of their objective. Well
done to all the mentors, trainers and especially the players, some
of whom were very young.
U 16 County Final. Many thanks to the huge number of support-
ers from the parish who travelled to Dunhill to witness the
encounter between Portlaw/ Mollerans and Clashmore. As coun-
ty finals go, it was a superb game of hurling and although Portlaw
Mollerans would have been ranked favourites for the title, the
Clashmore lads did not make it easy for them. There was very lit-
tle between the teams up to the final few minutes, when Portlaw
Mollerans scored a lucky goal which saw them ahead when time
was called. All the lads played superbly and were very gracious
in defeat. Well done to all concerned, especially to the trainers,
mentors, and parents who supported them throughout the year. A
fantastic achievement to reach the County Final in this Division
U 16 Hurling - Western Championship Knockout Competition. -
The team stayed true to form when taking on Cappoquin on
Sunday morning Oct 21st Playing some really good hurling, they
had a good win over Cappoquin and were lucky to gain a buy into
the next round. They play the winners of the Dungarvan /
Lismore encounter on 4th November next. It was great to see Sean
Daly back in action again after a long absence due to injury.
Indoor Hurling
It is that time of year when some of the age groups revert to the
facilities of Youghal G.A.A for indoor hurling. On Friday nights,
from 7.00. To 8.00 Mark Coughlan will undertake training for all
beginners. If you have a budding hurler in your household who is
interested in attending, contact Mark at 024 20857 or call in on
Friday at 7.00.p.m. Helmets are available from the club at 40
each, and also non mark runners must be worn. Training contin-
ues this week on Friday evening. The beginners are on from 7.00.
- 8.00 while the Under 9s will be in action from 8.00. - 9.00. .
Please come along, so that the young boys and girls can continue
their training while outside activities have been suspended for the
winter season. Thanks also, to all the parents who have volun-
teered to help out. It makes everything so much easier, when there
are plenty of people to help.
Clashmore 45 Drive
Winners of our Clashmore 45 Drive on October 15th at the Decies
Bar on eleven games were Maura McGrath and John Connery
Next on ten games were Bernard Moloney and Tom Osborne In
third place on eight games were Mary Ann and Bobby Connery.
Best of the last five were Margaret and Dan Leahy, our last game
winners were Nell Foley and Ed Hynes Nell and Paddy Foley Jim
McGrath and Paddy Kelleher, Mary Fleming and John Cliffe
Stephen Cunningham and Johnny Prendergast.
Joint winners of Clashmore 45 drive in on Monday night October
22nd last at the Decies Bar were Aine Curran and John
Motherway Tomas Allen and Noel Nugent on nine games each. In
third place on seven games were Anne and Edmond Ledingham.
The winners of our best of the last five were Mary and Ger O
Donovan and the following were our last game prize winners
Kathleen Osborne and Eileen Dower Bernard Moloney and Billy
Allen, Mary Dower and Jack Douris. Well done to all our winners
and thanks to everyone for their continued support.
Now winter time is upon us again, players please note from next
Monday night we will commence the 45 drive at 9.00pm sharp
players are asked to be in their seats at 8.45pm, this rule will be
strictly enforced and there will be no exceptions!
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Club Lotto
Jackpot 7900
3, 14, 25, 27 were Monday night October 15th numbers out of the
drum in the Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA club lotto draw. There
were no match four winners so next week we have a jackpot of
7900 to be won when our draw takes place at The Ole Mill in
Kinsalebeg. If you want to be in with a chance to win this fantas-
tic prize be sure to get your ticket in. Well done to the following
who were the winners of 20 consolation prizes
- Sarah Cliffe 92823, Billy Long Kilgabriel, Ronnie Hennessy
C\O Moloney’s Bar, Michael Ronayne Aglish, Aine Allen Moord
Kinsalebeg
Once again we had no match four winner of our lotto draw when
it took place on Monday night last, the numbers out were 8, 15,
26, 27, Our next draw will take place at the Decies Bar on Monday
night and our Jackpot then will be 8050 if you want to be in with
a chance to win this fantastic prize be sure to get your ticket in.
Well done to last Monday nights lucky winners of 20 each
• Sean Coughlan Aglish, Catherine Mansfield Kinsalebeg, P J
Burke Clashmore, Kieran Connery Clashmore, Bernie Fitzgerald
Clashmore
Our next lotto draw will have taken place on bank holiday
Monday night.
Get well wishes
We have numerous requests for popular CRY presenter Eddie
Moloney, Eddie is out of commission at the moment due to a hand
injury, get well soon Eddie.
2007 Social and Reunion Postponed
Our planned Clashmore School social and Reunion which was due
to take place on Friday night November 2nd at the Park Hotel
Dungarvan has been postponed , however this will take place at a
later date which will be announced early next year - watch this
space for further details .
Happy Birthday Sean
Congratulations to Sean Allen who is celebrating his 50th
Birthday this week, Sean will be joined by family and friends at
The Ole Mill on Sunday afternoon for a special birthday celebra-
tion. Birthday greetings to you Sean from Kieran, Suzanne, Jason
and all your family and friends.
Maurice Trihy, Kinsalebeg compet- John O Connell competing at
ing at Clashmore Ploughing Match Clashmore Ploughing match
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POBALSCOIL LEADERS ORGANISE HALLOWEEN

FUN DAY FOR FIRST YEARS

Fr Patrick Relihan & Sarah Sloane

Inion Ni Anragain and Jerome

Glavin 1A5

David Arnott presenting a cheque for 250 to Bree Rosney, Matron Youghal
Community Hospital and Hospice which was the money raised form a Coffee
Morning organised by Transition Year students. Also included are Katie Troy,
Susie Coleman, Naomi Kearns and Darren Hennessy.

Leaving Cert Leaders who organised the 1st year Fun Halloween Day

Lorna McLellan
Junior Certificate
Distinction Winner
Fist Year 5-a-Side Soccer Winners Yves Sohege, Jake Power, at the Annual
David Coughlan, Dylan Sanders and Mark Coady. Awards Ceremony

Concern Debate Team members who won the 1st Round against Midleton College
pictured with Marina Cusack are Sinead Mhoindhiol, Shanice Daly, Catriona Ni
Mhaolcathaigh and Darren Hennessy. Missing from photo are team members are
Sorcha & Siobhan Keniry Aine Bulman, Kate Grace and Kevin O Leary.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Bunscoil Mhuire Witches Tweenies Celebrate Their 7th

Walk Around Youghal Birthday Party at The
in Aid of People in Need and School Funds
Methodist Hall

1st class Pupils Maria and David O’Conner with friends

Sinead and Hannah Russell Alison and Shay Flynn

Junior infants ready for the witches walk

Tweenies Organising Committee; Cathy and Oscar, Paula and Eoin,

Carole and Elisa, Maria and David Celebrate the 7th Birthday Party

Junior infants pictured with Ioana Cretu and Marian Leamy

Tracy and Conor Murray with Mary McDermott and Ross Williams

Senior infants enjoying the Halloween Festivities

Senior infants in their scary costumes Angela and Cael Lynch with Veronica, Julie and Cathy Highland

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the launch.
Congratulations to Stephen Curtin who won an mp3 player at the Credit Union
Stand in the Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. Stephen is pictured here receiving his
prize from Youghal Credit Union Manager Barry Treacy and Michael Sheehan,
Marketing Officer.
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DECENTRALISATION
DELAY
By Christy Parker
The welcome mat for Youghal’s decentralisation quota can remain
unfurled for a while longer as news emerges that the relocating
workforce won’t now arrive until late 2009 at least. That’s two
years later than first anticipated following then Finance Minister
McCreevy’s controversial decentralisation proposal in December
2003.
The latest date was supplied by current Finance Minister Brian
Cowen, following a Dail question tabled by east Cork FG TD
David Stanton.
Furthermore, the original redeployment figure of 200 pubic ser-
vants, equally drawn from Public Appointments Service and from
the Valuation office (control your excitement!), is now re-estimat-
ed as 132.
Deputy Stanton believed slow progress in securing new office
space was the reason so many workers had still not signed up for
Youghal’s scenic and social splendour.
He said he had been "informed that in August 2006 the Office of
Public Works (OPW) had agreed terms to acquire a three-acre site
from Cork Co. Council. The OPW is still awaiting the contract for
the sale of the site, which is delaying the start of construction’", he
complained.
Calendar of Events
Have you got an event or special promotion planned for Christmas
this year? If so, then please contact Aileen Ahern, Tourism
Development Officer, Youghal. Tel: 024 93905 or email:
press@youghalchamber.ie
We are looking to collate a ’Calender of Events’ which can be used
to promote Youghal as both a shopping and tourist destination in
the run-up to this years festivities!
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Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
ANNUAL CLASHMORE
PLOUGHING MATCH
Tony Kenneally, Youghal competing at Clashmore Ploughing match
Pat Lenihan 1940’s iron horse
Michael Murphy, Cahir and Hugh Keane
Winner of the Farmerette class Helen Hynes with her family
Winner of the Seamie Mc Grath
Cup, Anthony Power and his dad
Jack O Riordan and John Hynes
Clashmore
Winter Concert Series in Youghal
The Winter Concert Series hosted by Craobh Eochaille CC con-
tinues on Saturday, November 10th at their purpose built culture
and education centre, Brœ na S . On the second Saturday of every
month, a prominent star of Irish traditional music will perform at
Brœ na S , supported by local artists.
In November, the centre welcomes Tommie Cunniffe who recent-
ly launched his debut solo album, Unbuttoned. A native of County
Roscommon, Tommie has lived in Cork for a number of years and
is a popular performer in Cork City and further afield.
As part of the concert series, young musicians will get an opportu-
nity to attend a workshop with the artists at Brœ na S . These musi-
cians of the future also get a chance to perform with the musicians
during the concert. The programme is being run with the support
of Comhaltas Ceolt ir ireann under the Meitheal initiative and is
part of the forward thinking of the local branch. The workshops are
a proactive element in the development of provisions for music
education in east Cork.
For more information relating to the concerts and workshops, con-
tact Micheal 087 7934504
Youghal Athletic Club members who completed the Amsterdam Marathon recent-
ly. Pictured L toR: Marty O Keeffe (PB 3hrs 8mins), Paul Curley (PB of 2hrs
57mins), Eamonn Flanagan (4hrs 23mins), Robert Hamill (PB 4hrs 2mins), Donal
Burke (3hrs 8mins), Noel Curtin (PB 2hrs 55mins) and Kieran Curley (PB 3hrs
St. Ita’s Church Centenary
The community of Gortroe celebrated the centenary of the found-
ing of St. Ita’s church on October 18th last with a special mass
concelebrated by the Bishop of Cloyne, very Rev John Magee,
Canon Browne, PP of Youghal and a number of other Youghal and
visiting priests. In his homily the Bishop used the analogy that St.
Ita’s was built from bricks and stone, but that the mortar which has
kept it together over the past 100 years has been the love within
the community who worship there.
The event was coordinated by Gortroe Hall Committee and the
committee would like to thank all those who added to the success
of the evening. Special thanks are offered to the clergy, mass
servers, the choir and the readers of the liturgy. A large number of
people helped in advance in cleaning and preparing the church and
village and arranging flowers. Their assistance was greatly appre-
ciated. Thanks also to all those stewards who assisted with
carparking etc on the night and to Willie O Mahoney for videoing
the event for posterity. The sponsors of the printing of the mass
booklet are also acknowledged.
After the mass refreshments were available in the Quality Hotel,
Redbarn and entertainment was provided which included a
slideshow of significant events in the Gortroe Community through
the years organised by Mossie Lynch. The committee would like
to thank Mossie and the hotel staff for their contribution to the
evening. Finally gratitude is expressed to all those who attended
the event and helped to make it such a success.
KILLEAGH COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Killeagh Community Centre Annual General Meeting will be
held on Tuesday 06 November 2007 at 8p.m. All are welcome.
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Christmas Shopping in Youghal

SANTA’S TOP TIPS FOR
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1) Don’t leave it too late
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Despite half saying that it was
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it meant less hassle on the High Street.
Here s a list of helpful hints to ease the stress of Christmas.
1. Start shopping early and spread your spending.
2. Set a realistic budget and stick to it.
3. Make a list of what you need and who you need to buy for.
4. Shop around and compare prices.
5. Only take with you what you can afford to spend.
6. Get receipts for everything and keep them safe
7. Know your rights on refunds and exchanges
8. Keep gift vouchers safe and make sure you cash them in after
Christmas.
9. If you have anything left over after Christmas, why not buy next
year s cards and wrapping paper in New Year sales?
10. If you do get into debt, try to pay it off as early in the new year
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Christmas Shopping in Youghal

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YOUGHALGOLF CLUB
LADIES
Wed 17th October 2007 - AGM Prizes - 13 Holes Singles
Silver; 1st Julie Coyne (16) 26pts; 2nd Jan Goodwin (20) 22pts;
3rd Martina O’ Halloran (19) 22pts; Bronze; 1st Breda O’
Donoghue (29) 32pts; 2nd Sharon Lupton (33) 28pts; 3rd Maeve
O’ Leary (24) 26pts; 4th Mary O’ Regan (25) 25pts; 5th Paula
Brennan (34) 24pts; 6th Brid Doyle (27) 23pts;7th Frances Barry
(25) 22pts; Short Competition: Mary Moloney (30) 18pts;
Sunday Competition: Deirdre O’ Brien (20) 33pts
The Annual General Meeting of the Ladies Branch was held on
Wednesday night and the following are the election of Officers &
Committee for 2007/2008.
Lady Captain: Sheila Coyne; Lady Vice Captain: Breeda
Curtin; Secretary: Vera de la Cour; Treasurer: Juliette Casey;
Handicap Secretary: Martina Hooley; Competition Secretary:
Mary Murphy; Committee: Bettie Broderick - Eileen Farrell -
Breda Fitzgerald - Ann Mc Carthy - Catherine Mc Carthy,
Sheelagh O’ Brien - Mary O’Regan.
GENTS
Mid Week Open Singles - Winner: Paddy Drummy (13) 32pts
Sat 20th & Sun 21st Oct 18 Holes Singles Stableford; 1st
Raymond O’ Connell (8) 40pts; 2nd Michael Cunneen (20) 40pts;
BG James Ormonde (3) 35pts; 3rd Larry Cunningham (11) 40pts;
Best Sat: Sean Kearns (18) 39pts; Best Sun: Mark Barrett (7)
38pts; CSS Sat: 71 - Sun: 70.
Fixtures:
Tues 2nd & Thurs4th Nov: 8am-10am Junior Golf
Annual General Meeting will be held on Friday 9th November at
8pm in the Clubhouse. The following are the various winners in
our Matchplay Competitions for 2007
Golfer of the Year - Sponsored by: Muckley Jewellers; 1st
Robert Keniry; 2nd Eugene Shiels; 3rd Christian Porter; P.J.
Morrissey Singles Matchplay; Winner: Bryan Walsh; Runner:
Seamus Kearney; Semi Finalist: John Hooley & Michael Ryan;
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
Joe Mc Ginty Fourball Matchplay; Winners: Jack & Bryan O’
Donoghue; Runner Up: Liam & John Sloane; George Ward
Memorial Mixed Foursomes Matchplay; Winners: John
Hooley & Breeda Fitzgerald; Runner-Up: Jack Dempsey & Sheila
Morrison
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Lakewood 2 Youghal Utd. 2 Youghal Utd 1 Bandon 1
Youghal Utd. had two games over the last fortnight in the league.
Firstly last Sunday week they travelled away to Lakewood and came
away with a very good 2-2 draw. Lakewood, who are new to the
league this year, proved themselves to be good opposition and are
going well in the league. Youghal left it late on this occasion though
as they had to come from 2-1 down with 3 minutes remaining to make
it 2-2. In saying that with injury time there was 7 minutes left at that
stage and Youghal pushed for the winner. They had two half chances
but it wasn’t to be as it ended 2-2. Tomas Clohessy kept his run going,
scoring again. At 2-1 down Tomas was instrumental in the equaliser
as well as he was taken down in the penalty area. The penalty was
awarded and Paul Moylan made no mistake to make it 2-2 and give
Youghal a deserved share of the spoils.
Youghal’s second game was at home to Bandon last Friday night and
turned out to be the talking point of the season so far, but not for all
the right reasons. It was one of those games that be honest, the
Youghal team and management would have expected to win. But the
way this game went they had to settle for the 1-1 draw. Youghal’s
scorer on the night was Paul Hennessey with Richie Holland scoring
for Bandon. The disappointing aspect of the game was that there was
three players sent off, two from Youghal and one from Bandon.
Watching the game it seemed the referee made things very difficult
for himself by letting too much go in the opening exchanges. The
game then was always going to explode at some stage and it did on a
number occasions. The fact was that tackles were going in that were
yellow card offences if not red on a couple of occasions from both
sides. And of course two out of the three sending off’s when they did
arrive were very harsh to say the least. It was a pity but the referee lost
control and respect of the players after fiftheen minutes. Youghal will
have to learn from this though as they are still joint top and have
everything still well within their own hands. Youghal have no fixture
this weekend because of cup fixtures.
All-Weather Pitch
The clubs all-weather pitch is available for hire at 25 per hour for
five a side pitch or 50 for a full pitch. The man to contact is Jamie
on 086-3461540. (Jamie is on holidays this week and will be available
to take bookings from Monday)
Advertising Signs
Over the last couple of weeks the club has been following up letters
that it sent out about the availability of advertising space at the clubs
grounds around the main floodlit pitch. We have called to all those
businesses but have missed the proprietors of some. If you have an
interest, please call Damien O’Brien on 086-1988526 over the next
week. The cost is 150 for the making of the sign and for the first year
free rental. Rental thereafter is 150 a year.
STRUCTURAL GLAZING SPECIALISTS LTD
CONSULTANTS FOR STRUCTURAL GLAZING
Curtain Wall . Cladding . Multi-Storey. Architectural Metal Work
Cork Office: 30 North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Tel. 024 - 90584 Fax.024 - 90580 Email: sgskglass@eircom.net
TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMAN
Requirements:
Good knowledge of AutoCAD software.
Excellent problem solving skills.
Good communication skill.
Must be capable of working on your initiative.
Experience in glazing would be advantage.
Please send your CV with a covering letter by post or email to the
above address.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
Cumann Luthchleas Gael Eochaill
WINTER FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Come and Enjoy the Fun.
There was a terrific start to this competition on Friday 19th
October, with 40 players in attendance. Good night, good weath-
er, and very good games, and a great buzz about the place.
Everyone really had a very entertaining night.
Results to date: Fergal Cullinane: 4-1 Mick Sheehan: 3-8
John Parker: 2-5 Eoin O ’Siochru: 5-7
Fergal Cullinane: 3-6 John Parker: 3-6
Mick Sheehan: 5-4 Eoin O’Siochru 1-3
SOCRAITHE: Tues 31st Oct:U.21 Football Challenge, Magniers
Hill, Eochaill v Lisgoold : 7.00pm; Fri 2nd Nov (Bi an gan teip)
7.00pm: Fergal Cullinane v Eoin O’Siochru; 7.30pm: Mick
Sheehan v John Parker.
1972 TEAM RE-UNION/35TH ANNIVERSARY.
This reunion will take place in Club Aras on Saturday night 11th
November at 8.30pm. All players, selectors, friends, club mem-
bers and partners are invited. The panel for that game was: Pat
Barry, Liam O’Laochdha, Mick Coleman, James O’Malley, Jackie
Griffin, Pat Hegarty, Maurice Conway, Robbie O’Sullivan (RIP),
Willie Doyle, Noel Hogan, Noel Gallagher, Willie Walsh, Frank
Keane, Frank Cooper Capt.(RIP). Sean O’Leary, Daithi Cooney,
Sean Ring, Joe Lawlor, Eugene Fox, Joe O’Connell, Stephen
Leamy, Andrew O’Regan, Danny O’Keeffe, William Swayne,
Stephen Hennessy, Christy Cooney.; Selectors: Paddy Cooney
(RIP), John Parker, Dan O’Sullivan.
NOTE: If anyone has the programme from that 1972 County
Senior Hurling Final please contact either of the following: Liam
O Laochdha: 086-3258271 or Assumpta Parker: 087-1274418
The Youghal Senior Hurling Team defeated by Glen Rovers In
the County Flnal played at the Cork Athletic Grounds In 1972
Back Row L. to R. Michael Coleman, Frank Keane, Willie Walsh, James O’Malley,
Pat Bany, Noel Hogan, Maurice Conway. Front Row L. to R. Liam 0’ Laochdha,
Willie Doyle, Pat Hegarty, Frank Cooper (capt), Noel Gallagher, Jackie Griffin,
Sean O’Leary, Robbie O’Sullivan In front Mascot Dec1an Hennessey
BOARD CLUBS GAA DRAW
Sept. & Oct. draws were held on Friday 27th October and the club
had one winner: Prize: Night at Curraheen Park, Greyhound
Stadium, which includes Dinner for Two. Winner: Kieran
O’Keeffe, c/o Murphy’s Chemist, North Main Street, Youghal.
Seller: Maighreadh Ui Laochdha.
Tickets for the next 10 draws are still available. It is one of the
most valuable fund-raisers for the club for its ongoing develop-
ment. A lot of work is planned for the coming year, (Ball-Alleys,
railing in of playing area, extensions to the flood lighting to facil-
itate the playing of hurling games, etc.). For every 100 - 65.00
comes back to the Youghal club.
The club is indebted to the people of Youghal and surrounding
areas for their very generous support of this draw. We hope you
will continue to do so for the coming year and we welcome any-
one who wishes to join the draw for the coming year.
Membership of the draw is 10 per month. Contact for further
details should be made either to your existing collector, or if you
are joining for the first time, contact any club member, or the fol-
lowing: Under-Age Contacts: Fergal Keenaghan, 087-1342285
Philip Monaghan: 087-9529046 Adult Section: Willie Doyle 087-
2458662 or Assumpta Parker 087-1274418
CLUB ARAS: 45 DRIVE RESULTS:
Tues18th Oct; 1st: Aileen & Sharon; 2nd: Sheelagh & Mick; 3rd:
Maighread & Gene; Best of last 5: Pearl & Ritchie; Last Game:
Joy & Leonard
Tues 23rd Oct:1st: Joy & Mossie; 2nd: Jo & John; 3rd: Dermot &
Kevin; Best of last 5: Chrissie & Noel; Last Game: Pearl & Richie
Tues 20th Oct: 45 Drive 9pm; Tues 7th Nov: 45 Drive 9pm; Tues
14th Nov: 45 Drive 9pm
OTHER CLUB ARAS ACTIVITIES:
Tues 30th Oct: Indoor Bowling: 2.30pm; Fri 2nd Nov : Table Top
Quiz - Youghal Badminton Club Time: 8.30pm; Tues 6th Nov;
Indoor Bowling : 2.30pm; Bookings for Hall: Sports Activities &
Bar - Parties, Functions to 024-2583
LOTTO LOTTO LOTTO:
Support our Club Lotto, Minimum Jackpot 2,500. Lotto takes
place every Monday night at Club Aras at 8pm. Jackpot for this
week is 6710
NEW YEARS EVE: At our Activities AGM last week members
voted to have our Annual Awards night on New Years Eve this
year. This was a very popular traditional night for many years. The
function will take place at Club Aras. Further details will be avail-
able in forthcoming newsletters.
OLD JERSEYS: Old hurling/football jerseys are sought, for a
Cloyne priest in South America, for his mission’s Christmas 2007.
Anyone who has old jerseys, in good condition, and would like to
donate to this worthy cause should hand them into Club Aras, or
contact Assumpta Parker (087-1274418), before Sunday 18th
November. They DO NOT have to be Eochaill club jerseys,
Cork/Waterford/Ireland/Munster etc.etc. adults and children are
all very suitable.
Youghal Athletic Club
Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union
Munsters Even Age group
Girls U/10 - 2nd Club team
Jennifer Hennessy - 4th, Individual medal winner, Emily O’Keefe
- 14th, Rachel Geary - 22nd, Rachel Dunne - 27th, Sinead Landers
- 62nd. Cork - 3rd: Jennifer Hennessy - 2nd scorer, Emily O’Keefe
- 3rd scorer, Rachel Geary - 5th scorer. Rachel Dunne missed out
on a Cork medal by one place. The Youghal team were only just
beaten to first place by 2 points.
Boys U/10 - 2nd Club team; Fergal Curtin - 3rd, Individual medal,
Diarmuid Clancy - 6th, Individual Medal, Kieran Lynch - 28th,
Cathal Deane - 42nd, Fergal Smiddy - 50th, Tony Flavin - 63rd
The lads were beaten by 8 points for 1st club team; Cork - 1st:
Fergal Curtin - 2nd scorer, Diarmuid Clancy - 3rd Scorer
Girls U/12; Aisling Daly - 53rd, Cassie O’Brien - 62nd, Orla Daly
- 100th, Ann Marie Geary - 104th
Boys U/12 4th Club team; Adam Malone - 9th, Individual medal
winner, Conor Hennesy - 33rd, Gavin Bulman - 36th, Billy Dunne
- 60th.Adam Malone selected on Munster team for All Irelands
Girls U/14; Emma Hennessy - 30th, Emma Flavin - 54th, Patricia
Curtin - 56th, SiobhÆn Cox - 72nd, Ciara Broderick-Farrell - 85th,
Niamh Daly - 95th; Emma Hennessy will be on the Cork team for
the All Irelands.Girls U/16 Nikita Savage - 20th will be on the
Cork team for the All Irelands.Girls U/18 Niamh O’Regan - 19th
GALLEON
COMMONS INN HOTEL
SAT 17TH NOV
Proceeds in aid of
ST. HELENS RESIDENTIAL HOME, BLARNEY
Tickets available from the Reception of The Commons Inn.
 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Christmas Shopping in Youghal

Yes, the Countdown to Christmas is on
And with it the shopping frenzy!!!
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biography of snooker loopy Alex Higgins: The Hurricane. It s a

Bright ideas for clueless
Christmas shoppers
YOU’VE left it late, very late - and you’ve still not got all your
Christmas presents. And you simply haven’t a Scooby Doo what
to get the family’s resident sports nut. Well, worry yourself not,
for below are some last-minute sporty gift ideas for the hard of
thinking that should make a mockery of the old aphorism that
money can’t buy you love.
1. Give it some juice
Perhaps the gift you’re looking is for a person who is not particu-
larly sporty. You can still buy them into the health kick though by
giving them a juicer. These things vary greatly in price and func-
tion, but all the recipient then has to do is add fruit and or vegeta-
bles and they can stave off ill-health with multi-vitamin drinks the
year round. And it’ll make you feel good just wrapping it up.
2. eBay away!
Searching for that classic 1970s Gareth Edwards Wales strip?
Desperately need a spike from Steve Ovett’s Moscow running
shoe? Fancy bidding for Muhammad Ali’s boxer shorts? Well then
this online auction is the place for you: www.ebay.ie
3. Get on your bike
Traffic jams, train delays, and anger. Lots of raw, vicious, unre-
lenting anger. Sound familiar? Well, there is an alternative to your
stress-levels receiving their daily health-wrecking top-up on the
journey to work: the humble bike.
4. Book it
A book is always a safe bet when all else fails. And this lot are all
under 25. Books are available in all good books shops.
Perhaps the best sports book of the year is Bill Borrow’s unoffi-
cial biography of snooker loopy Alex Higgins: The Hurricane. It s
thoroughly entertaining story of how a flawed genius squandered
millions and recently ended up in a hostel for the homeless. And
without most of his teeth.
It’s also been a year for ghost-written ’autobiographies’, with
Niall Quinn’s effort, Niall Quinn: The Autobiography and that of
his Irish team-mate Roy Keane, entitled Keane, among the best.
At least Mike Atherton bothered to pen his own: Opening Up.
5. Gym riddle
’Tis the season to be jolly, we’re told, which is a convenient euphe-
mism for eating and drinking ourselves into oblivion until we step
into the annual confessional of New Year’s resolutions and decide
we need to do some exercise. The massive swell in our waistlines
thus sees a massive swell in gym memberships. Why not beat the
January scales by signing your loved one up for membership of a
health club?
6. Spa humbug!
Christmas is a stressful time of year. All the family in one house
arguing over what rubbish to watch on the telly. All that food to
serve up, and then serve up again and again. People go to work in
the New Year for a rest. But wouldn’t it be so much better to have
life’s stresses and strains rubbed off at a deluxe spa hotel? Of
course it would. Nothing takes the strain but your credit card.
7. Toy racer
At barely the size of a matchbox, the Mini Racer is the smallest
radio-controlled car in the world, so you can set up a grand prix
track in your office. And that, ladies and gentleman, is sport. If
nothing else, it’ll make the beneficiary feel like a giant.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
Christmas Shopping in Youghal
SOUT
TH
BEACH
Boutique
70 North Main Street, Youghal
024-90943
Specialising in ladies fashion,
baby & children’s wear,
accessories, gifts and more.
Brands include Otazu, Blue Brazil,
Yana K, Uttam London, Yummi, Imps &
Elves and many more arriving regularly.
Gift Vouchers and Wish lists in shop for
Xmas; we’re open Monday-Saturday
from now till Xmas.
Thank you for your support and we
hope to see you soon!
YOUGHAL GIFT
GALLERY
Open 8am - 10pm
(Up over Read & Write, 83 North Main Street, Youghal)
See our Range of: Nicholas Mosse and
Colin De Ris Pottery, Galway Crystal,
Kilkenny Avoca, Duiske and Kerry Glass
Also Genesis and Occasional Furniture.
We also stock Celtic and Marcasite
Jewellery
AAGift
Giftfor
forEvery
EveryOccassion
Occasion
Deposits Welcome
Our helpful Staff will be pleased to assist you
with your purchase. Put-Away Service available.
Browse at your leisure for gifts to treasure.
All Car Parks Free in Youghal
Get creative with your
Christmas tree!
NOW there’s no excuse for tired, old decorations! The Christmas
tree is often the centre-piece of seasonal decoration in any house
or workplace. Here s a few festive tips.
Top Tip
When picking a tree always bang the stem on the ground, you will
always have the odd needle shed but be wary if too many are lost.
This is a sign the tree has been cut too early and is already drying
and dying.
So, how will you decorate your Christmas tree - in the latest style
and colours? Or will it be a case of dragging out the tree from the
loft and hoping you don’t smash too many baubles in the process?
If it’s the latter then it might just be time to consult our top tips on
how to get the most from your Christmas tree.
The real thing versus artificial
First, decide on live or artificial. Although most of us love the real
thing it s sometimes not practical. There are many very good arti-
ficial trees available, although in my experience you get what you
pay for and it s probably worth investing in a quality tree that will
last for several seasons. If you really can t begin to enter the joys
of Christmas without the smell of a real tree wafting around the
house, then pick a live tree.
Picking a tree
This couldn t be easier! Go to the nearest supplier and choose a
pretty tree. Before buying, it is always a good idea to measure up
to ensure that the tree fits in your pot or living space, that the tree s
in good health.
Choose your tree carefully
You should also decide if your tree will be in a cool area, or in a
warm centrally heated one. If you are likely to have it in a central-
ly heated house, I would advise you to buy one of the high needle
retention trees available. These trees are either Nordman fir,
Noble, Blue Spruce, or Frazer or White Firs. These will usually be
pre-cut, but for the best results will need to be cut again and stood
in water immediately.
’Preserving’ your tree
The easy method for this is to purchase a self-watering tree stand,
available in heavy metal or plastic. Your tree can then be put in
water as soon as it s cut and can be topped up throughout the
Christmas period. Alternatively stand your tree in a bucket or dec-
orative planter and top up with gravel. This will steady the tree and
also allow you to water it. If you have a cooler area, a Norway fir
Christmas tree, which generally is a little less expensive then the
high needle retention trees, should do well. Try to get one with
roots and pot it into a sandy compost mix to ensure it keeps its nee-
dles for as long as possible. Always leave your tree in a cool area
until you are ready to decorate it.

Memoriams
SAVAGE 9TH ANNIVERSARY
In loving memory of a dear wife and
wonderful mother Sadie Savage of Park
Youghal who went to heaven on the
30th of October 1998
Your memory I treasure
With thoughts that are dear
I think of you always
Not just once a year
Deep in my heart your memory is kept
To love and to cherish and never forget
No length of time can take away
My thoughts of you from day to day
Though absent you are always near
Still loved, still missed, still very dear
St Anthony pray for her
Love and miss you always your loving husband Paddy
Anniversary mass for Sadie Savage on Sunday 4th of
November in Inch church at 9.30am
3rd Anniversary In loving memory of
Our dear Mother
Kathleen Flynn
Late of Montrea, Kinsalebeg
You are still firmly in our minds and hearts
We have fond memories that we will cherish for-
ever
The day you went to be with Pop and Tommy
broke out hearts. You will always be with us in
everything we do. Whenever we think of
Montrea, we will always think of you.
Always remembered by, Sons Bobby and Pad,
Daughters-in-law Jo and Terri and grandchildren
Chris and Sean.
KIELY
17th Anniversary
In loving memory of
Mary Frances
who died on 9th November
Two tired eyes are sleeping
Two willing hands are still
The one who worked so hard for us is resting at
God’s will we often sit and think of you and think of
how you died
To think you could not say goodbye before you
closed your eyes.
Always remembered by Bill, Sinead, Brian and Ruth.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007
First Anniversary
In loving Memory of
Agnes Cooney
late of 7 Windmill Hill, Youghal whose
anniversary occurs on 4th Nov.
Just a prayer from the Family, who loved you,
Just a memory fond and true,
In our hearts you will live forever, because we
thought the world of you.
Sadly missed by your Sons Christy, David,
Patrick, Kevin, Brendan and your daughter
Angela, their families and friends
Anniversary mass at 7.30pm in the Holy Family
Church 3rd Nov
1st Anniversary In loving memory of
Catherine Hennessy
20 Knockaverry, Youghal.
Whose anniversary occurs on the 29th of October
We cannot bring the old days back,
When we were all together,
The Family chain is broken now,
But memories live forever,
A silent grief that’s in our Hearts,
No Human eye can trace,
For many a broken Heart is hid,
Beneath a smiling face
Always remembered and loved by your Husband
Martin and your Daughters Clara and Amber.
Birthday Remembrance of a Wonderful Dad
John Hickey
63 Sarsfield Terrace 31st/10th/1909 Youghal.
If all our Dreams and Wishes could come true,
The only thing we would wish for would be to spend
your special Day with you
Happy 98th Birthday Dad,
As long as we have our memories,
We will have you in our Hearts,
From our Hearts we miss you,
From our hearts we will cry,
We will never forget you Dad
We won’t even try.
Love always from your loving Family
From your Daughters, Son’s, Son’s in-law, Daughters
in-law, Grand children and Great Grand children
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Memoriam An Naionra, Irish Playschool,

Oiche Shamhna Celebrations
4th Anniversary, 30th October
In Loving Memory of
Maurice O Mahony
late of Pilltown, Kinsalebeg
In loving memory of a wonderful husband and father
We cannot bring the old days back,
When we were all together,
The Family chain is broken now,
But memories live forever,
A silent grief that’s in our Hearts,
Irish Medium Playschool Childern enjoying the Halloween Festivities
No Human eye can trace, with teachers Aingeal, Michelle, Aoibhinn and Ellen at the Youghal
For many a broken Heart is hid, Community Centre
Beneath a smiling face YOUGHAL IRISH UNITED TAE
Always loved and remembered by your wife Mary KWON DO FEDERATION
and family

ARTS & HERITAGE TO TAKE

CENTRE STAGE IN YOUGHAL
Youghal Socio-Economic Group has
recently appointed an Arts & Heritage
Officer for Youghal, Mr. Ger O’Riordan.
Ger brings a wealth of experience to
Youghal in both the Arts & Heritage hav-
ing worked in these fields professionally
since 1985.
From 1985 - 1996 Ger was the pro-
gramme Manager for the Triskel Arts
Centre - covering theatre, music and liter-
Michael Roache, Tae kwon do instructor, pictured with junior members
ature. From here Ger managed ’The at the Youghal G.A.A. centre. The junior members recently took part in
Firkincrane’ in Shandon, Cork City,a centre for contemporary the West Cork Championships in Clonakilty.
dance and ballet.
Since 2004 Ger has worked on a freelance basis in Cork Institute
of Technology as the acting Arts Officer, co-ordinating the
Institute’s Arts Festivals’ hugely successful production of ’Fame’ in
the Cork Opera House in 2005.
Among other projects, Ger was project manager of the communi-
ty based ’Labyrinth Project’ for ’Cork 2005’, and continues to
actively work for ’Tig Fili’ in the development of visual arts and
literature.
As Chairman and founding Director of ’Coradeorca Theatre
Company’, Ger has helped in no small way to the development of
Ireland’s leading outdoor theatre company. Sean Roache doing a defensive Brian Swayne doing a defensive
block from tae kwon do student block from the front kick of Sean
Ger says of his appointment: "I passionately believe in Youghal’s Mark Swayne. Murphy
potential to become a centre of excellence for contemporary arts
& heritage. From the point of view of the arts, I see my role as
supporting, empowering and advising The Youghal Arts Network,
and also working with other emerging and established artists from
the area"
With regard to the heritage remit of his role, Ger states: "I am gen-
uinely looking forward to working alongside Catherine Desmond,
Archaeologist, in the co-ordination of the Heritage Plan while
focusing on all projects initiated through the heritage-led regener-
ation strategy for Youghal".
Another key objective is the further development of a business
plan for the operation of the Mall Arts Centre.
We all wish Ger every success in his future role. Ger is currently Students of Pobalscoil na Trinoide, Youghal who recently took part in a
based in St. Mary’s College, Youghal and can be contacted by tele- Halloween Fun day organised by the 6th year leaders.
 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Winners at Youghal Greyhound Track

FINNUALLA WOODS PRESENTING T.J KENNEDY WITH

FINAL OF THE COMPASS KENNELS A5 STAKES WON
BY OCTOBER MEGAN, HELEN WADSWORTH PRE-
SENTING TOM HEARNE WITH THE TROPHY, ALSO
INCLUDED STEVE WADSWORTH, BERTIE LUPTON
TRACK CHAIRMAN, MICHEAL WHYTE, KATHLEEN
LENNON RACING MANAGER, AND FAMILY AND
FRIENDS OF WINNING CONNECTION.
THE TROPHY AFTER SHOW KING WON THE FINAL OF
THE DIARMUID COFFEY OPEN UNRACED STAKE.
ALSO INCLUDED DONACHA & MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN
TRAINER, BERTIE LUPTON , DICK O SULLIVAN IGB,
KATHLEEN LENNON RACING MANAGER, ADRIAN
NEILAN I.G.B, D.J HISTON IGB, AND FAMILY AND
FRIENDS OF WINNING CONNECTIONS
FINOLA POWER PRESENTING WILLIAM POWER WITH
THE TROPHY AFTER REWOP SAM WON THE FINLA OF
THE HACKLE SPRIG A3 STAKES. ALSO INCLUDED,
JOHN POWER, BERTIE LUPTON, KATHLEEN LENNON,
KATHLEEN MURPHY TRAINER, AND FAMILY AND
FRIENDS OF WINNING CONNECTIONS

TED FITZGERALD PRESENTING DENIS FITZGERALD WINNING TRAIN-
ER WITH THE TROPHY AFTER SHEDFIELD COWBOY WON THE FINAL
OF THE SOUTHERN SPRINT AT YOUGHAL TRACK , ALSO INCLUDED
THOMAS LEAHY OWNER, , ADRIAN NEILAN IGB, BERTIE LUPTON ,
KATHLEEN LENNON RACING MANAGER, AND FAMILY AND FRIENDS
OF WINNING CONNECTIONS
Gortroe 45 Results
Declan Foley has volunteered to help us out at the Gortroe 45
drive and is proving to be a great asset. This is the time of
bewitching and magic which brings to mind that famous appren-
tice the sorcerer’s apprentice, who when asked to fetch water from
the well he used the limited magic he knew to make the broom-
stick go to the well to fetch the water but was unable to stop the
broomstick bringing in water and flooding the house. The appren-
tice got an axe and split the broomstick in two hoping to stop it
dead in its tracks, but it did not work as the two pieces continued
to bring in the water only twice as fast.
Fortunately the wizard returned in time to remove the spell and
save the house from flooding. Now we do not expect such das-
tardly results if Declan is asked to put water in the kettle for the
post cards refreshments. Recent winners at the Gortroe 45 are as
follows. On October 10th, that magic pair Ed Leahy &Tom
Quirke came first on 10 games, second was Mick Lynch & Helen
Hurton on 9 games and third was shared by Oliver Flanagan &
Tom Walsh and Chrissie Cotter & Mairead O Laochdha. October
17th saw those magicians Eugene Kent & Liam O Regan win first
place. Second and third was shared by Mick Lynch & Helen
Hurton, Marge Murphy & David Scully, Dick Barry & Dermot
Twomey and Eileen Glavin & Eileen McCarthy.
On October 24th, first on 12 games were Mick Lynch & Helen
Hurton , second and third was shared by the following all on seven
games - Denis Hurton & Kevin Dowling, John Cunningham &
Joe Smiddy, Peg Smiddy & Francis Merrick, David Scully &
Mary Kenifick, Nora O Brien & Peggy Barry and Assumpta &
Nora. Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble you can all get a brew from
the Gortroe 45 crew.

YOUGHAL CARDIAC SUPPORT

SEAMUS CURRAN SPONSOR PRESENTING THE KEARNEY FAMILY
WITH THE TROPHY AFTER AN SEABHAC WON THE FINAL OF THE
QUAYS BAR A2 STAKES. ALSO INCLUDED BERTIE LUPTON, KATHLEEN
LENNON RACING MANAGER, AND FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF WINNING
CONNECTIONS
GROUP
Youghal cardiac support group will meet on 13 Nov.@7.30pm at
Cumann na Daoine, 10 Main St.,Youghal. If you have experienced
a cardiac event, heart attack, open-heart surgery and/or angioplas-
ty, please do come along. Fiong Rushe, Dietician, Health

Gortroe Ladies Club Promotion Unit, HSE South, will be there to advise. This meeting
will be a great opportunity to meet others who have had a similar
At the recent meeting of Gortroe Ladies Club, a number of outings experience .
were organised for members:
REGIONAL MEETING OF COMMUNITY
1. Cork Opera House on Thursday 15th of November to see
"Improbable Frequency". If interested please contact Noreen ALERT IN KILLEAGH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Cashman or Helen Cunningham. As part of Community Alert Awareness Week, 26th October until
2. Festive Christmas Receipes Cookery Demonstration at 2nd November, Killeagh Inch Community Council are hosting the
Gazebo’s Restaurant, Thursday 6th of December. Please contact Regional Meeting of Community Alert in Killeagh Community
Katie Flavin or Caitriona McMahon. Centre on Thursday 1st November at 8pm. This meeting will also
2. Little Women’s Christmas night out at the Quality Hotel on the
be attended by senior garda officers. It is open to the public so
6th of January. Please contact Marian Mariga by 21/12/2007.
Members wishing to attend any of these outings should contact the everyone is welcome to attend. It is an opportunity to discuss any
relevant people as soon as possible to secure a place. of the issues in you want to raise in the East Cork area.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

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 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

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Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

Official Opening South Beach Ladies Boutique

at North Main Street, Youghal

Mayor David Savage cuts the tape with the help of Rachel and Tim Darcy, proprietors of the new South Beach ladies boutique at North Main St.

Sinead Swayne, Mary O’Donnell and Jo Dooley Noel Mackey and Mayor David Savage Mayor David Savage with Rachel and Tim
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 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

GAELIC FOOTBALL BLITZ

On the 18th of November Bunscoil took part in a football blitz
between Inch, Gaelscoil Corain and Gortroe. The blitz took place
at Youghal GAA Club. The team, pictured above, was as follows
Killian McCarthy, Cash Ranson, Christopher Morrison, Ronan
O Sullivan, Aidan O Neill, Dylan Mason, Danny Walsh, Sean
Farrell, Ollie Dempsey (front row) Danny Kiely, Ian O’Sullivan,
Cormac O’Callaghan, Colin Keenaghan, Christopher Savage, Dara
O Connell, Alex Ledinghan, Tommy Kenefick and Keane
McCarthy. In the first game we narrowly beat Inch by a score of
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Under 18’s League Bandon 10pts - Youghal 14pts
Our under 18’s travelled to Bandon last Saturday to take on the
West Cork team for vital league points. Youghals Jason Lane
scored a try for the seasiders against the run of play with Keith
McCarthy adding the conversion kick. Bandon hit back with a
good try before half time to leave Youghal 2pts ahead at the half
time whistle.

Celebrating South Africa’s

In the second half Bandon went ahead with another try to stun the
seasiders. With time running out Youghal got a foot-hold in the
Bandon 22 metre zone and Stephen Kelly darted in for a super
score. Once again Keith McCarthy added the conversion points to
Victory in the Rugby World Cup
make the score 14pts to 10pts in Youghals favour, this was a for-
tunate win for the Youghal lads and they will need to play a lot bet-
ter in their next game against Midleton.
Under 16’s League Highfield "B" Nil - Youghal 66pts
Our under 16’s travelled to play Highfield "B" in the league and
came away from the Cork venue with an easy win in their first
league game of the season. It took Youghal a while to settle down
in this game but once they put a few phases of play together the
tries came at regular intervals. Justin McCarthy who had an excel-
lent game throughout had a hat trick of tries while centre Michael
Healy weighed in with 3 tries and 1 conversion. Others to get on
the score sheet for Youghal were Blu Corbell (2), Anthony Mason
(1), Danny O’Brien (1), David Mulcahy (1), while out half Alan
Frahill O’Connor rounded off the scoring with 1 try and 2 conver-
sions. Liam Ahern, Harry Van Rensburg, Kieran Ahern, Vashti Van Rensburg, Sean
Brosnan and Matthew Van Rensburg
Best for Youghal were Anthony Mason, Justin McCarthy, Danny
O’Brien while full back Jason Drake played very well in his first
match for Youghal.
Under 14’s League Youghal 56pts - Douglas 15pts
Our under 14’s picked up their second brace of points in their
league campaign with a big win over Douglas. Youghal had tries
from James Maloney (4), James Glennon (2) Stephen Lucey (3)
while Lee McCarthy had 1 try and 3 conversions. Douglas to their
credit battled bravely throughout the game and had 3 very good
tries of their own. Our next under 14’s match is against Mallow.

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FR. O NEILL SWIN COUNTY

INTERMEDIATE HURLING TITLE Pictures
Michael Hussey

Sarah Harrington, Aisling McMahon

Ger O’Leary lifting the County Cup and Yvonne Murphy

Ger O’Leary lines up for the

vital 65 of the day to secure vic- Eddie Holland pictured after scoring a goal with
tory for Fr O’Neills Eoin McCarthy celebrating in the background

Man of the Match Billy Murphy receiving his award

Dan Griffin, Robbie Dalton, Declan O’Regan Tom Wall celebrating at the final
whistle Ger Holland in full flight

The Hennessy Family with the cup

Eoin McCarthy pictured with relations and supporters

Eoin McCarthy pictured with his grandmother

Tom Wall, Chairman with John V
Captain Ger O’Leary Kitty O’Driscoll
Aherne
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

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 Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

HISTORIC CONVERSION AS YOUGHAL

POBALSCOIL TRIES RUGBY
By Christy Parker school rugby captain. The right side flanker cites Ireland’s Paul
Youghal school and sports cultures undertook a new ear last week O’Connell as his hero but would also refer to New Zealand for-
when Pobalscoil na Trionoide fielded the town’s first ever school wards Jerry Collins and Richie McCaw for inspiration and exam-
rugby side. The team travelled to Tanner Park, Cork to confront ple. As captain he "will try to keep the team focused, keep mis-
their Ballincollig counterparts in a Development Leagues fixture takes to a minimum and if we do make mistakes, let everyone
that marked their first ever contest as a unit. History was made know we can resolve them afterwards."
with aplomb when the new team scorched to 30-10 victory in what Meanwhile, mistakes were a minority in Ballincollig as the new
for much of the game was a close-fought battle. era began as Keith McCarthy became the first name on the score-
Sean O’Neill, Youth Development Officer with the IRFU’s board with a try inside five minutes. In a game of no conversations
Munster branch, east Cork/west Waterford region, will train the or penalty scores, five more Youghal tries ensued through Alan
side. Sean, a fully qualified coach at Level 1 standard, will be Coughlan (2), Niall Clohessy (2) and David Hyde (1), with the los-
assisted by Pobalscoil na Trionoide’s PE co-ordinator Nick ers going over twice.
Raicevic and Youghal Rugby Club’s Mick Healey. Training will
occur outside of school hours at Youghal rugby club, convenient-
ly adjacent to the school.
Significantly, ten primary schools in east Cork and practically
every secondary school in Munster have a rugby team, following
accentuation of the governing body’s youth development policy in
recent years. Now as schools rugby arrives in Eddie O’Sullivan’s
home territory, its significance in a town where GAA games tradi-
tionally predominated school sport is immense.
With the amalgamation of its three post-primary establishments
into Pobalscoil na Trionoide last year, other sports have been writ-
ing their names on the board and rugby now joins a school repre-
sentation list that, as well as male and female GAA codes, includes
athletics, golf, pitch and putt, basketball and orienteering. "It can-
not but benefit the students to have a wide range of extra-curricu-
lum activities," said school principal Seamus O’ Ceallachain. Carmel Daly, sponsor, presents the team jersey to captain Anthony Mason with
Prior to departing for Ballincollig, the 25-man squad and officials Principal of Pobalscoil Na Trionoide Seamus O’Ceallachain; Sean O’Neill,Coach;
were presented with their new red and blue strip by Carmel Daly Charlie O’Neill Vice President Youghal Rugby Club and team players
of team sponsors Daly Travel. The colours reflect the east
Waterford/east Cork student divide. Principal Seamus
O’Ceallachain then hailed "a very historic occasion" and thanked
Youghal Rugby club and Daly sponsors "for their support towards
the school over the past year."
Youghal Rugby Club Vice-President Charlie O’Neill was equally
conscious of the day’s historic significance both for his club and
"for the general community." As an early consequence, new play-
ers had joined the club through the school, alongside those already
affiliated, he said.
Fourth year student Anthony Mason has been playing rugby for
seven years. With the side chosen from transition to 6th year, he
was "a bit surprised" to receive the honour of being Youghal’s first
school rugby captain. The right side flanker cites Ireland’s Paul

Captain Anthony Mason with Sean O’Neill,Coach and Nic Raicevic PE Teacher

Pobalscoil Na Trionoide first rugby team pictured with Principal Seamus O’Ceallachain; Sean O’Neill,Coach; Charlie O’Neill Vice President Youghal Rugby Club and
Carmel Daly, Daly Travel, sponsor.
Youghal News.....Nov 1st 2007

YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL ACCORDS A CIVIC

RECEPTION TO YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB

Kieran and Heather Curley with

Mayor David Savage and fellow councillors pictured in the Council Chamber with Youghal Athletic Club Officers, Coaches and Athletes Michael, Barry and Bridget Healy

James Flanagan, Ray Kelly, Eamonn O Regan, Michael Healy.

Darina Clancy, Cllr. Michelle Henenssy and Teresa Malone
Mayor Of Youghal David Savage with International
Athletes Sarah Ryan, Michael Healy and Nikita Savage

John Kelly, Barry Helay and Eddie O Regan Mary and Marty O Keeffe and Geraldine Curtin

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