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 YOUGHAL UNITED AFC Teams will be selected from a pool of all entrants. Games will be
played at night and/or weekends. Places are filling fast so hurry
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By Anthony Horgan & Eugene Crotty. Youth Academy Update
Final Reminder For Membership!!!! Split Sessions
This week is the final chance to have your membership paid. If Due to the increased attendance of Sunday morning training ses-
your not paid in full then you cannot line out for your respective sions, we are splitting into two sessions, beginning on October 12.
team!!!!! Children aged 4-7 will train from 10am to 11am
Munster Senior Cup 1st Round Children aged 8-9 will train from 11am to 12pm
Youghal United 2 - 4 Clonmel Town. This new arrangement will make training sessions safer and more
The home side got knocked out of the Munster senior cup by fun for all children. Thanks for your cooperation.
Clonmel Town at Ardrath park on Sunday. It was a funny sort of No Pay No Play
game with Clonmel having the better of the first and last third with Beginning October 5, children who have not completed a member-
Youghal having the better of the middle third of the game. Youghal ship form and paid membership fees will not be allowed to train
opened their account against the run of play after being under until forms and payments are received.
strong pressure. Mossie Clohesy dispossessed the defenders on the Membership forms include important contact information and
half way line and put Darren Hennessey through who showed a medical details which help us to care for your children in the event
good turn of foot to slot the ball pass the outcoming keeper. of injury. Membership fees help in the ongoing operation of the
Clonmel equalised on the stroke of half time with a free kick club.This rule will be strictly enforced. Membership forms are
whipped in and was met with a great header. Half time 1-1. available from T Kennedy on Sunday mornings, or can be down-
Ten minutes into the second half Youghal regained the lead with a loaded from the club website at www.youghalunited.com
classic free kick from the edge of the box by Paul Moylan. Paul Shinguards
lifted the ball up over the wall and left the keeper in no mans land. Please note that players aged seven years and older are required to
Clonmel leveled with a penalty and took the lead soon after with wear shin guards to help prevent injury.
another penalty. Youghal being reduced to ten men left an up hill All-Weather Pitch
struggle and Clonmel sealed victory minutes to go with another The clubs all-weather pitch is available for hire at 25 per hour for
great strike by Ian Barns. five a side pitch or 50 for a full pitch. The man to contact is Jamie
Beamish Junior 1st Division on 086-3461540.
College Corinthians 2 - 3 Youghal United.
The boys got their first points of the season away to Corinthians
on Sunday morning last with a hat trick from David Kenneally set-
tling the tie. Hopefully this result will spur the lads on and get YOUGHAL CYMS
some more wins under the belt.
NATIONAL CUP UNDER 16 ARDRATH PARK SUN SEP
21ST - YOUGHAL UNITED 1 BRIDEVIEW 3
United never got going in this game and it was the visitors who
were the better team from the start. The homeside were luckey not
to go behind a few times and had to thank stand in keeper Corey
Savage who made two super saves but could not do much when
eventally Brideview did take the lead on the half hour and kept it
to the break.
The second half was not much different for Youghal with
Brideview still bossing the game and two goals in seven minutes
put the game out of United’s reach. The boys did get a late goal to
put a bit of respect on the scoreline but on the day Brideview were
well worth the win leaving the home side with a lot to think about
after this defeat. Irish Champion Martin McCrudden Snooker Exhibition at Youghal CYMS
Under 13’s Irish International player and former Irish number one Martin McCrudden played
Youghal United 1 - 0 Buttevant. 9 Junior players at Youghal CYMS on Monday last. Martin is one of the top ama-
teur players in Ireland and a member of the Irish Team that won the European Team
This was a very close contest throughout with Buttevant having a Championships in Scotland. Martin is one of only two players to make a 147 break
well organised defence who played the offside very well. The only in Irish ranking events. Martin is pictured with CYMS President Mr. William
goal of the game came by Cian Daly who won all three points for Kelly, Hon. Vice President Mr. Brendan Cooney, Mr Willian Swayne, Junior Team
the lads. Best for : Ronan o’ Sullivan , Ollie Dempsey and Danny snooker players and fans prior to the big match.
Walsh.
United Coaches Get FAI Training
Several coaches and parents from the club’s Sunday morning
Academy completed the FAI Kick-Start 1 Training Course for
coaches this past weekend.
Well done to Tommy Kenefick, Emmett Perry, Pierce Hennessy,
Taras Kennedy, Patrick Morrissey and Mike Tyler. These lads do
a fantastic job every Sunday morning where they have up to 60
girls and boys attending.
Jamie Lawton also attended as he is the coach of the under 16s and
is hoping to go on and do more which will take him on to the
badge courses.
Jamie who is sitting his leaving next June looks to be a very bright
prospect for the future in coaching for Youghal United. Well done
to all who participated! Christopher Cooney beat Micheal Hennessy 3-0 in the final of the second summer
Over 35s League league of the year. This is the first time that two junior players contested a senior
We are currently organising an over 35s league on the all weather final. On the night Christopher played the better snooker taking his chances when
pitch and are looking for players of all abilities to take part. they came but both players done very well reaching a senior final. Congratulations
Men. Picture is CYMS President Mr. William Kelly with the two players
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 YOUGHAL MAKES WAVES
AT MAJOR BOAT SHOW
Youghal, now recognised as a major maritime tourism location in
Cork County, was key among the towns of Cork which were rep-
resented at one of the biggest boat shows in the world, Grand
Pavois, La Rochelle, France from 10th - 15th September 2008.
The five-day boat show attracted in excess of 120,000 visitors with
the aim each year of presenting everything that is new in the boat-
ing industry for the year ahead.
This year Cork was chosen as ’Guest of Honour,’ at this year’s
show with a pavilion space of 9,500 square feet dedicated to the
Cork region. Cork County Council led the mission with Failte
Ireland, South West Region.
This was a golden opportunity to market the Cork Region from an
economic and tourism perspective, and some of Youghal’s tourism
product providers along with Youghal Chamber and Youghal Town
Council took the opportunity to maximize exposure for Youghal.
Youghal took its own stand at the show, with Oona Colin a fluent
French-speaking Youghal native on hand to promote and answer
any queries on the area.
Aileen Ahern, Tourism Development Officer for Youghal was
delighted with Youghal’s participation. "The show was attended
by a huge number of affluent French people, interested in Cork’s
marine heritage. Therefore it was vital for Youghal to make its
presence felt at such a prestigious show. It can only serve to fur-
ther raise the profile of Youghal.
Cork County Council has developed a marine strategy to encour-
age more boat owners to visit Cork, and has promised to spend
money on enhancing harbour facilities in Cork County.
Oona Colin, at Youghal Stand, La Rochelle Boat Show, France
Oona Colin on board the LE NIAMH at the La Rochelle Boat Show, France
Boats lined up at La Rochelle Boat Show, France
HOMEOPATHY
What is Homeopathy?
Homeopathy is a system of medicine that uses naturally
occurring substances in remedy format to stimulate the body’s
ability to overcome illness.
How does it work?
Homeopathy recognises that each person’s body has an inbuilt
ability to heal itself. This can become sluggish or impaired at
times for a variety of reasons, such as ongoing stress,
environmental pollution, hereditary influences.
Homeopaths find that homeopathic remedies work by stimulating
the body’s natural self-healing capabilities.
What attracts people to homeopathy?
Homeopathic remedies are particularly appealing to people who
prefer a natural approach to health.
They are safe to take, suitable for everyone including pregnant
women and even newborn infants and have no side-effects.
Homeopathic remedies do not interfere with other medication
you may be taking. Homeopathy is cost effective, not tested on
animals and eco-friendly.
What can I expect from my first visit to
a homeopath?
When you visit your homeopath for the first time they will take a
very detailed medical history and will also want to understand a
little about you as a person.
They will want to know all your symptoms in detail. The
homeopath is aware that establishing good health involves treat-
ing both mind and body so time is taken to listen to your
emotional and physical symptoms.
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Homeopathy around the world
Homeopathy is a popular choice of healthcare throughout the
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 YOUGHAL DRAFT TOWN DEVELOPMENT PLAN
By Michael Twomey
Youghal Cllr. David Savage has explained this week why he felt
compelled to walk out of a meeting of the Council last Monday
during final discussions of the Draft Town Development Plan,
which will be adopted by the members on November 3rd. The
Cllr. left the chamber in solidarity with Cllr. Linehan-Foley, who
also vacated her seat in protest. They believe premature decisions
on development of the town were forced upon them by the Mayor
without first being armed with sufficient information.
The Mayor asked that a vote be taken to move ahead with a feasi-
bility study in regards to the proposed route for a relief road from
Chickly’s Road to the Rhinecrew roundabout, which would inter-
sect with the Quarry Road. Residents of the Quarry Road submit-
ted a request to have a line, marking the road, removed from the
development map. The issue had been discussed before and has
been the one of the most contentious in the short history of the cur-
rent Council.
Cllr. Linehan-Foley explained that she was not expecting to vote
on any issues regarding the plan until next month. I went into the
development meeting thinking that nothing would be decided until
3rd of November. I wanted to seek advice from senior engineers
and officials, who are educated about building roads before mak-
ing a decision on the Quarry Road. I want it to be known that I am
100% behind the residents of the Quarry Road. I am in favour of
moving the line (from the development map) as the residents
wanted but not without a backup plan. You can’t just move a line
and not have other options. I’m very nervous about that. The
Cllr’s. concerns are based on the possibility of increasing traffic
building up on Cork Hill if an alternative route is not found for the
proposed relief road.
The last thing I want is more traffic on Cork Hill. We are all
learning in there (chamber). We are not qualified to make these
decisions about roads. It was unfair to be forced to vote, not to
have the five weeks to get proper information. I never abstain from
a vote, she said. Cllr. Savage said it was the ’principle of how the
Cllrs. were being asked to vote’ that forced him from the Council
chamber.
It’s the way the meetings are being run the last few weeks. We are
being steamrolled into making decisions without the proper infor-
mation. We’re not worried about facing these decisions. We are
here to represent everyone in the town and decisions are being
made that will affect the whole town in the future. The Mayor is
running the meetings, forcing Cllrs.’ hands, voting on issues when
there is a lack of quality information. The Mayor insisted that we
vote on a feasibility study (for proposed relief rd.) that could cost
between 10-20,000. It could be 10-15 years before a road is built
but we will have to pay for it out of the next budget. The Council
are now committed to that cost, he said.
When challenged that voting in the chamber is a democratic
process where Cllrs. had the option to vote against the Mayor, Cllr.
Savage explained. No-one is knocking any Cllr. for the way they
vote. There are no sour grapes over the voting on decisions, it’s the
principle of how we’re being asked to vote, as if there are no other
options. He added that Youghal Town Council should follow
examples from other towns on how to have roads built. All other
towns are getting developers to come in and build roads. We
missed that boat, he said. Mayor, Olly Casey responded to the
charge that he had effectively bossed the meetings and gave short
shrift to the suggestion that insufficient time or information was
available to the Cllrs.
How can anyone say they have not had enough time. This con-
sultation process began last February, regarding Cllr. Savage’s
complaint that the Council were now saddled with an unnecessary
cost, the Mayor pointed out that a study was written into the
Development Plan objective. He said, The County Manager has
stated clearly in the plan that the objective is to ’determine the
optimum route’ and that a ’transport and traffic study shall be car-
ried out’. The Mayor was forthright in his belief that democracy
allowed the elected members to vote against him. Cllrs. should
not be looking over their shoulders and should stand by their deci-
sions. Cllr. Savage is trying to run with the hare and hunt with the
hound. How can you say you are 100% behind residents and then
abstain or walk out of a meeting. The vote for a feasibility study
was carried by 6 0. For: Cllr. Casey, Burke, Hennessey,
McLellan, Beecher and Murray. Cllr. Linehan-Foley and Savage
were not present to vote while Cllr. Revins was not attending.
Youghal Celebrates History
Youghal Celebrates History Committee wish to apolo-
gise unreservedly for the cancellation at short notice
of the Classical Concert which was due to take place
at the Mall Arts Centre, on Friday, the 26th of
September, in the Mall Arts Centre, Youghal.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Mary Hegarty,
International Soprano, could not fulfil the engage-
ment. We regret any inconvenience to those intend-
ing to attend what would we are sure have been a
wonderful night of musical entertainment
had the concert gone ahead as planned.
Full refunds will be given only on production
of tickets purchased. For instructions on
how to receive refunds, please contact:
The Secretary,
Youghal Celebrates History, c/o St. Mary’s College,
Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork
Tel:-024-81010
Mobile:- 087-9666554 or email ytta@eircom.net
37,481 for the Youghal
Community Board Drugs Iniative
Michael Ahern T.D., welcomes the announcement from Minister
John Curran of the allocation of 37,481 for the Youghal
Community Board Drugs Iniative. This funding is provided
towards the necessary refurbishment works for their premises to
meet the needs of young people in the 16 to 21 age group who are
at risk in the Community. We must work to provide alternatives to
drug misuse for young people, to give them the opportunity to par-
ticipate in society in a more meaningful way and to heighten the
awareness of young people about the real dangers and drug addic-
tion. The development of facilities for young people across the
Regional Drugs Task Force areas will contribute greatly to this
effort says Deputy Ahern.
Tracing Family History
Wednesday October 1st at 3.00 pm. Youghal library 024 93459
Have you ever been curious about your family history? About
those who have gone before and how the lives they led may have
played a part in shaping your own?
Tracing Family History is a presentation that will introduce you
to what is involved in starting a process that can turn into a
rewarding journey.
Tracing Family History forms part of Positive Aging Week
(26th of September 4th of October) and will be held at on Call
the library at for further details.
YOUGHAL NEWS
Next issue Oct 16th
www.youghalnews.ie
 CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT CLAYCASTLE PITCH AND PUTT
CAPTAIN’S PRIZE 2008 CHAIRMANS PRIZE 08 Photo Michael Hussey

Claycastle Pitch & Putt Captain Jonathan Howley presents this years Captains
Prize to winner Ted Healy, also in picture are Lady Captain Phil Mangan with prize
winners Seamus Murphy, Ed Long, Michael Landers; Sitting: Maureen Broderick,
Rita Ryall, Sonny Mangan, Sally Wallace and Joy Bryan
Standing: Ed Long, Michael Dalton, Chairman Martin Keohane presents the win-
ning trophy to Seamus Murphy, Jonathan Howley, Declan O’Shea and Martin
Dalton Seated: Sally Wallace, Joy Bryan, Lady Captain Phil Mangan and Joan
Hyde

Congratulations to Colin Sheehan-All

Ireland Inter County Winner PPUI, Claycastle Pitch & Putt President
Munster Inter County Winner and Thomas Bulman congratulates Colin on
Munster Indivual Stroke Play Winner his achievements

Chairman Martin Keohane presents the winning trophy to a delighted Seamus

Murphy

Tone & Tan 28 Friar St., Youghal.

Position available for a

Claycastle Pitch & Putt Captain
Jonathan Howley presents this years Seamus Murphy who received the Part-time Fully Qualified
BEAUTY THERAPIST
Captains Prize to winner Ted Healy Player of the Year Award

On the weekend of the 27th and 28th of September, We played the

Captain’s prize sponsored by Jonathan Howley. We would like to Experience essential
thank the lads who had the Course in great shape, the ladies who
provided the refreshments and to jonathan for the lovely prize. The Please Contact Norma on 024-95908
results were : Overall Nett Ted Healy. Overall Gross Edward or forward your C.V. to the above address
Long. Gents 1st Nett Seamus Murphy. 1st Gross Michael
Landers. 2nd Nett Sonny Mangan. Ladies 1st Nett Sally
Wallace.1st Gross Joy Bryan. 2nd Nett Rita Ryall. Hole in one
Prize Maureen Broderick.
Player of the Year.
MICHAEL AHERN T.D.
Minister for Innovation Policy
The captain’s Prize marked the final Competition of the pitch and
Clinics 1st and 3rd Saturday of each Month
putt Year. Over the year a points system was used in every compe- Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
tition to determine the player of the year. Well done to Seamus Midleton Con. Office 55a Main Street 11.30am
Murphy who came out on top. Youghal Con. Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
A.G.M. Also Every Monday / Thursday / Friday
The most important event of the Club’s year takes place on thurs- Midleton Office 55a Main Street 11.00am - 1.00pm
day 9th of October, When we hold our A.G.M. It will take place at Youghal Office 32 Friar Street 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Tides Restaurant, Youghal, and will begin at 8:00 sharp. Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael-ahern@entemp.ie
 Aura scores a hat-trick
-Aura wins National Award for Quality and Hygiene with
Excellence Ireland for third year running-
Aura Youghal Leisure Centre has won the coveted national
Quality and Hygiene Excellence award at Ireland s annual
Excellence Ireland Quality Association (EIQA) awards which was
held last Thursday 25th Sept at the Citywest Hotel, Dublin.
Emma Killeen, Managing Director of the Aura Leisure Centre
Group, who accepted the award alongside Jonathon Lee, Duty
Manager of Aura Youghal Leisure Centre, was extremely proud to
win such a celebrated prize and particularly honoured to accept it
on behalf of the Youghal centre and team of staff.
We pride ourselves on maintaining the highest possible quality
and hygiene standards at all of the Aura Leisure Centres and I am
absolutely delighted that this has been recognised by Excellence
Ireland, she said.
The fact that two other Aura Leisure Centre s, Leitrim and
Drogheda, were shortlisted finalists for EIQA awards on the night
alongside Aura Youghal Leisure Centre is a testament to Aura
Sport and Leisure Management s commitment to excellence.
This years award represents a hat trick of wins for Youghal over
the past three years, winning the EIQA s Hygiene Mark (Grade A)
in 2006, Team of the Year and Team Player of the Year in 2007 and
now the Excellence in Quality and Hygiene award in 2008.
We place a particular importance on ensuring customers enjoy
our centre s state-of-the-art facilities within the best possible envi-
ronment and pride ourselves on these high-standards which have
been recognised year after year.
The award was subject to a review of Aura s overall commitment,
approach and performance and an assessment of the centre s struc-
ture and services, certifying our commitment to quality and
hygiene throughout every aspect of our business.
I would like to sincerely thank all the staff, whose dedication to
quality and hygiene is second to none, said Ms. Killeen.
Since opening in 2006, Aura Youghal Leisure Centre has concen-
trated on building healthier and happier communities through
quality leisure programmes, first-class facilities and highly quali-
fied staff.
Aura s state-of-the-art facilities include a 25-metre swimming
pool, learner pool, 65-metre flume slide, fully equipped gym, fit-
ness studio and health suite. Aura is focused on providing fun, fit-
ness and health for the entire community through our pay-as-you-
go options and flexible membership packages.
Aura Youghal Leisure Centre is part of Aura Sport and Leisure
Management, one of Ireland s most experienced sport and leisure
management companies. Aura is the largest leisure centre operator
throughout the country and currently manages nine centres nation-
wide in Drogheda, Dundalk, Navan, Leitrim, Tuam, Letterkenny,
Cobh, Youghal and Killarney with another centre scheduled to
open shortly in Tullamore.
For further information on Aura Youghal Leisure Centre, please
drop into or contact reception on 024 91614 or visit
www.auraleisurecentres.ie
Aura Youghal Leisure Centre win the 2008 EIQA Hygiene & Quality Leisure
Centre Award. Pictured from Left: David Bolus, Irene Collins (MD EIQA),
Johnathan Lee & Emma Killeen
SCHOOLS CALLED TO JOIN
IN FUN AND GAMES TO
RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY
Primary schools across County Cork are being invited to join in
Ireland s annual Game Playing Day, to have fun playing board
games while also raising money for charity. This year, the event
has shifted its charitable focus from national to local and there s
200 up for grabs for the school in the county that shows it had the
most fun on the day. Schools are being asked to allow children to
bring 2 along with their favourite board games to play during
class on the last day of school term, Friday 24th October. This
year, for the first time, schools are being given the opportunity to
raise the much-needed funds for their school or charity of their
choice. Game Playing Day is an initiative of toys and games com-
pany, Hasbro who has pledged a hamper of six board games, cho-
sen from a selection of top MB and Parker games, free for every
school that takes part in Game Playing Day. As a further incentive
to get involved, Hasbro will give 200 towards the Game Playing
Day fund of the school in County Cork that shows it had the most
fun on the day. Anne Dermody, Sales and Marketing Manager for
Hasbro Ireland, explains: We re looking for schools to send us
their photographs, poems, stories or any other creative presenta-
tion they like to show us what the day meant to them. Now in its
sixth year, Game Playing Day has to date raised more than
420,000 for children s charities. We re delighted to bring
National Game Playing Week back again this year and particular-
ly pleased to be providing such a fun way for schools to raise
money, she said. We understand the pressure schools are under
to make ends meet and also appreciate the many needs of the local
community. So we thought this year that we d give schools the
opportunity to have some fun and raise money for something they
feel will best benefit the children.
For more information or to register, log on to www.ngpw.ie,
call (01) 6613533, or email games@hasbro.ie.
Game Playing Day is part of National Game Playing Week
(NGPW), which runs this year from 24th 31st October.
NATIONAL AWARDS FOR
YOUGHAL COMPANIES
Youghal Chamber of Tourism & Commerce would like to con-
gratulate Aura Leisure Centre on winning the E.I.Q.A. National
Quality & Excellence Award for Hygiene for 2008. This recent
award comes as no surprise as Aura has always been dedicated to
offering a first class service to the people of Youghal. Youghal
Chamber would like to also thank them for the important role in
facilitating the Tourists who frequented the town this summer
despite the inclement weather.
We would also like to congratulate Brookes Super Valu on
receiving the E.I.Q.A. National Quality & Excellence Award for
Food and Hygiene for 2008 in the Retail Category.
IRISH WATER SAFETY
Are holding a 10-week Course
ON LIFE-SAVING
AND WATER SAFETY
in October
Registration Night is on Monday 6th
October at Aura Leisure Centre,
Claycastle, Youghal from 7.30 - 8.30pm
Contact Carmel: 086-6060592
 CE˝LI RADH 25 BLIAIN
GAELSCOIL CHOR`IN
Mayor Olly Casey and Principal SeÆn O’Murchœ with teachers and pupils proud-
ly mark the beginning of the 25th anniversary celebrations
Gaelscoil ChorÆin students celebrate the 25th anniversary
Pr omhoide SeÆn O’Murchœ welcomes
Mayor of Youghal Olly Casey
Poilin Ni Ghrifin, Traice Ni Chionnaola, Sean O’Murchu, Eoin O’Roidigh, Hanora
Ui Mhathuna, Eileen Connelly and Carol Kenneally
PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Photo: Michael Hussey
(Never Known To Fail)
O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful
Vine, Splendour of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son
of God, Immaculate Virgin, assit me in my necessity.
O Star of the Sea, help me and show me herein thet
you are my Mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my
necessity. There are none that can witstand your
power. O show me herein you are my Mother. Mary
concieved without sin pray for us who have recourse
to Thee (three times). Thank you for your mercy
towards me and mine. The person must say this prayer
on three consecutive days. After three days request
will be granted. This prayer must be published after
the favour is granted. L.O.C.
PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
(Never Known To Fail)
O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful
Vine, Splendour of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son
of God, Immaculate Virgin, assit me in my necessity.
O Star of the Sea, help me and show me herein that
you are my Mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my
necessity. There are none that can withstand your
power. O show me herein you are my Mother. Mary
concieved without sin pray for us who have recourse
to Thee (three times). Thank you for your mercy
towards me and mine. Amen. Said for three days and
after that request will be granted. Publication must be
promised when necessity granted. Favours received.
Publication promised. M.O.N.
ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING OF
Liam McCarthy and students hoist the YOUGHAL
MUSICAL SOCIETY
celebratory flag
Will take place in The Walter Raleigh Hotel at
8.00pm on Monday 6th October 2008
YOUGHAL FLOWER &
GARDEN CLUB
Monthly Meeting will be held in The Walter Raleigh Hotel on
Tuesday next, October l lth at 8p.m.
A Demonstration entitled "The Glory of Autumn" will be given
by Mrs. Margaret Aherne A.O.I.F.A.
Competitions: " Floral Exhibit - "Shades of Autumn"
Horticulture - " The Last Rose of Summer"
All are welcome to attend.
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
New Arrival Knockanore Ploughing Match
Congratulations to proud parents Teresa [nee O Halloran] and The annual ploughing match took place at Knockanore on
Alan Ryan Kilgabriel Clashmore on the birth of their beautiful Saturday September 20th and some of those taking part went on to
baby daughter last week congratulations and best wishes from all contest the national championships in cuffsgrange kilkenny- full
your family and friends. results next issue.
Ole Mill News Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA
Poker Class Under 14 Hurling
On Wednesday poker players will be back in the Ole Mill for their
weekly game starting at 9.30pm as always we welcome any new
players who may wish to join us. Last Wednesday nights winners
were Gemma McSweeney 1st and Mary Agnes O Mahony 2nd
well done to both ladies and thanks to everyone for their contin-
ued.
Birthday Greetings
On behalf of Kieran and Suzanne and all at the Mill congratula-
tions to Kathy Anne Mansfield on the occasion of her 21st birth-
day - Happy birthday Kathy Anne and all the best for the future.
Rings
On Sunday afternoon last we had our weekly game of rings with Eileen O Callaghan, Audery Doocey, Grainne Flynn and Mary McSweeney who
provided the refreshments on the day
Chickens and wine for our winners, taking home the Sunday roast
this week were Eddie McCarthy and Tom Kelly, well done to both
of them.
Interested in creating your Family Tree- read on!
Have you ever been curious about your family
history? About those who have gone before and
how the lives they led may have played a part in
shaping your own?
"Tracing Family History" is a presentation that
will introduce you to what is involved in starting
a process that can turn into a rewarding journey.
"Tracing Family History" forms part of Positive John O Neill from Youghal competiting Sean Murphy from Midleton competit-
Aging Week (26th of September - 4th of October) and will be held at Knockanore Ploughing Match ing in the Vintage Class at Knockanore
at Youghal library on Wednesday October 1st at 3.00 PM. Call the Ploughing Match
library at 024 93459 for further details.
Happy 21st Birthday Kathy Anne
A very happy birthday to Kathy Ann Mansfield Kinsalebeg who
celebrated her 21st birthday with family and friends last weekend,
a very happy birthday and all the best for the future to you Kathy
Anne
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ladies Football
Training
Weekly training for all our fewer than 8 and under 10 girls contin-
ue this and every Friday night at 6.30pm new players are always Christy Murphy and Maurice Walsh.
Christy competed in the single furrow Adam McSweeney at the Knockanore
welcome. with his International Farmall Club Ploughing Match
Clashmore Ramblers Soccer Club
Planning refused
Unfortunately we have to report this week that our proposed
development at Newtown in Kinsalebeg, where we had hoped to
put a new pitch dressing rooms and an all weather pitch with a car
park on three acres of land we had acquired from the Perks fami-
ly has been denied.
This is a huge blow to our club as we have come a long way in the
last two years and for the council to refuse us, and especially our
kids this opportunity, leaves a very sour taste. This would have
helped the club and community and gave the kids a permanent Grainne Flynn of Knockanore John McSweeney on behalf of
home. Ploughing makes a presentation to Knockanore Ploughing makes a presen-
We wont go in to why it was refused but it must be said it is a sad Henry McGrath on behalf of his brother tation to Fergal and Marcia Murphy on
Johnny and Margaret on the occasion of the occasion of their marrage during the
day when on objection turns the heads of power, which leads to the their marrage during the year year
disappointment of a whole club and community after all our hard
work. This team defeated Cois Bhride in the U14 Hurling Division 3
Can we as a club take this opportunity to thank the Perks Family semi final in Ardmore on last Wednesday evening. They went on
for offering us the chance to grow as a club and to Sam a special to have a good win in the County Final on Friday evening in
thankyou for your time and help in site meetings, research and Fraher Field against Ferrybank. A delighted Tadgh Burke, captain,
drawing up plans, it was greatly appreciated. This would have accepted the plaque and thanked mentors, supporters, and team
been a great location for our club but after a meeting with the mates for their work and efforts through out the year.
county council and everyone we can’t come up with an option that Under 16 Football
will make everyone happy. We just have to look else where and This team travelled to Ferrybank on last Monday evening but
hope a land owner will come forward and help us but one that can unfortunately lost by 4 points having put in a spirited performance.
match the Perks family will never be found again - PRO. This squad has only 19 players in total, mainly in the under 14 age
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
unfortunately lost by 4 points having put in a spirited performance.
This squad has only 19 players in total, mainly in the under 14 age
group, and had only the bear minimum of 15 this week due to ill-
ness and injury.
Clashmore 45 Drive
Joint winners of last weeks 45 drive were Mike Hunt and Martin
Lynch , Noel Nugent and Mary Fleming on eight games each.
While Mairead and Michael Fahey, Mary Dower and Jack Douris
scored seven games each to share third prize. Best of the last five
were Maura McGrath and Tom Osbourne. Gabriel Hynes and
Tony Keane, Liam Curran and Eugene O Halloran, Dan and
Margaret Leahy.
Popular winners of the previous week’s 45 drive were Mary
Dower and Jack Douris they won 10 games. In joint second we
had Rita Doocey and John McGrath Aine Curran and Roger Hynes
they each won seven games. Our best of the last five winners were
Nell Foley and Ed Hynes, Mary Fleming and Stephen
Cunningham.
Lucky last game winners were Edmond Og Ledingham and Pat O
Halloran Kathleen Osbourne and Eileen Dower Mairead and
Michael Fahey Noreen and Anto O Mahony Mary and Ger O
Donovan. Well done to all our winners, see you all again next
week at 9.00pm sharp.
Clashmore-Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto - Jackpot 6300
Once again last week we had no winner of our fantastic lotto jack-
pot prize so next week we will be playing for a prize of 6300
when our draw takes place at the Ole Mill on Monday night. This
weeks numbers were 1, 4, 6, 17 well done to the following who
were the winners of our 20 spot prizes:
Patrick Condon c\o Rising Sun; Adam Lombard, Ardsallagh;
Steve Fister, Ballinamultina; John Beresford C\O The Rising Sun;
Suzanne Allen C\o Old Mill.
On the previous week the numbers drawn on Monday night were
2, 14, 18, 21 and the following were our weekly 20 winners:
Aidan O Rourke; Richard Kiely, Modeligo; Mai Beresford; Ruth
O Neill, Clashmore; Chrissie O Neill, Modeligo.
Well done to all our winners and thanks to everyone for your con-
tinued support
In appreciation of Freddie
Lennon
On Sunday September 7th Freddie
Lennon watch Waterford’s devastat-
ing defeat in the all Ireland hurling
final in the company of friends in
Clashmore and on Monday the close
knit community of Clashmore were
struck an even more devastating
blow Freddie Lennon had died
unexpectedly and peacefully at his
home. It was impossible to compre-
hend how a man so full of the joys
of life on the previous day was no
longer with us.
They tell us Freddie was in his early 80’s well rest assured he
would want ID to get in to any club over 60. Freddie was the per-
fect example of "You are as old as you feel" Freddie Lennon was
still a teenager, and he loved and lived life to the full. Freddie was
and extraordinary man, selfless, kind, gentle and always con-
cerned for others young and old. He was a wonderful communica-
tor and loved people, his extraordinary smile could light up a room
when he entered and his fun-loving bubbly character could fill it
with laughter.
Freddie was a "tour de force" in everything he did - if you wanted
something done, he was sure to come to your aid. He never gave
himself time to age he was always too busy, whenever you met
him he was always heading off on a mission. He valued family and
friends and loved their company especially his dear friend Mary,
he will be so dearly missed by her and by his sisters Essie Walsh
[Youghal] and Maureen Coughlan [Aglish] and by his brother
Toddy [England] and all his extended family, neighbours and
many friends.
Reposing at Egan’s Funeral Home in Youghal Freddie’s removal
took place to Clashmore Church on Tuesday evening. As on the
previous evening family and friends gathered in large numbers to
celebrate a great life and say goodbye to a dear friend on
Wednesday morning for requiem mass. During the ceremony in
the following special tribute to Freddie read by his nephew beau-
tifully sums up the man we all knew and loved:
"It’s said that the measure of a man is made from the memories and
feelings he has left with the people he leaves behind and although
that is true, I believe Freddie was much more than that. How can
you put a man’s life in the space of a few words especially a man
that has touched so many people’s lives? Everybody here has prob-
ably a dozen stories to tell.
The best story to tell is that of his life a man so selfless that at
beginning work at an early age, gave it up at the tender age of 36
to look after his mother for 11 years never once looking for thanks
or praise. His joy in life was making people happy. His happiness
was his family and the days of fishing with his brother Toddy.
A perfect day for Freddie would have been a southerly wind fish-
ing the slob- you will be sadly missed by all Fred and heaven is a
better place today to have you. If god is a fisherman then he has
truly made a great catch today"
Following requiem mass Freddie was laid to rest in the adjoining
cemetery -sleep in peace Freddie.
Clashmore Village 2008
The following is the national tidy
town’s adjudication Report given to
Clashmore for 2008, having scored
247 out of a possible 400.
Overall Development Approach
Thank you very much for the very
concise and to the point application
complete with village map with rele-
vant places of interest marked clear-
ly.
It has been sometime since the adju-
dicator has been in Clashmore and
despite obvious changes in those
intervening years it still has not lost its rural Waterford charm.
As stated in last years report Clashmore has undergone fairly sig-
nificant change over the last number of years. It has coped well
with that change
The Committee of 10 is to be commended for its good relation-
ships with both the local authority and most importantly the local
community; as a consequence it is very evident that they value the
work you do for the village
Good t notes also that you have fostered excellent links with
school and this will reap benefits in the years ahead. Your positive
comments about the competition were noted and we thankyou for
these.
The Built Environment
There was something very attractive about the streetscape of the
village and it may have to do with the excellent manner in which
most properties were presented nice mix of different colours with
suitable signage It is sad to report that there are three major prop-
erties at the grotto end of the village had for sale signs hopefully
this is not a foretaste of what may be facing rural Ireland
The main public building were in good condition the RC Church
commands prominent position church grounds and the graveyard
were maintained well so full marks to those entrusted with their
upkeep.
It was noted that the National School was being refurbished or
expanded there must be an upgrading of schools programme on
going in Waterford as this was one of a number of similar works
observed by the adjudicator during the course of the adjudication
The heritage centre is nice building well maintained and extreme-
ly important in that one can learn about the local history of the
 ST. COLMAN’S COLLEGE Devonshire Arms Hotel
Celebrating 150 Years Pearse Square, Youghal
An Exhibition of OLD PHOTOGRAPHS relating to St. Colman’s
College, featuring the pictures from the Fr. Bertie Troy Collection
024 - 92827
will be on view in the College on Sunday, October 5 from 2 to 5
pm. Fr. Bertie (later Canon Bertie) who passed away in 2007
taught in St. Colman’s from 1957 to 1977. He was an avid photog- Food now being served 12-8pm
rapher who was keen to capture, for posterity, the daily life of the Monday - Sunday
School at the time.
The Exhibition (in association with Walsh’s Pharmacy, Fermoy)
will include images of St. Colman’s College from the 1860s to the Live Music Sunday @ 8pm
1970s. The pictures will show scenes of everyday School life in St.
Colman’s; classrooms, school shows, buildings, school outings,
sporting events, teams, class groups, staff etc. B&B opening shortly
The Southern Command Army Band and Fermoy Concert Band
will provide entertainment on the occasion. Light refreshments
will be available. All are welcome and admission is free.

BLACKWATER
St. Colman’s College Fermoy is celebrating its 150th Anniversary
during the academic year 2008-2009.

BLINDS
The first President of St. Colman’s was Dr. T.W Croke, native of
Kilbrin, who later became Archbishop of Cashel and first Patron of
the GAA. Croke Park is named in his honour.
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 CLARIFICATION
Cllr. Mary Linehan-Foley would like to clarify her comments at
the recent Youghal Town Council Meeting regarding the proposed
Civic Reception for Paddy Neville. Cllr. Linehan-Foley fully sup-
ports the Civic Reception and in fact she put forward the Vote of
Congratulations at the meeting. It is Cllr. Linehan s intention to
present Certificates to the family members of Deceased
Ambulance Service Employees during the proposed Civic
Reception for Paddy Neville.

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 Regency Interiors Opens
At Distillery Lanes In
Midleton
Renowned Cork home interiors company Regency Interiors has
continued it s expansion with the opening of it s plush new prem-
ises at Distillery Lanes Midleton.
Well known business team Tommy Curtin and Vincent Rose, who
were the original proprietors of Luxury Carpets back in 1979 are
the duo the behind Regency Interiors, a company they originally
took over in 1996. The then Regency Blinds premises at Oliver
Plunkett Street in Cork city was revamped and expanded to offer
a complete choice for all interior design needs.
In 2005, Regency Designs opened it s second premises at Kinsale
Road Industrial Park, but a few years down the road and with the
pedestrianizing of Oliver Plunkett Street complete, a decision was
made to move out of town.
Thoughts began to turn to serving the East Cork market, where the
company already has a large customer base. Eventually on
Monday September 22nd the doors of the new premises in the
ultra modern Distillery Lanes location were opened and so began
another exciting chapter in the Regency Interiors success story.
The new premises are a pleasure to visit. Rich in ideas and alter-
natives there are a host of tempting options whether it s curtains,
floor covering, blinds or wall paper that tops your autumn house
make over list.
Already the reaction has been very positive , comments Youghal
native Tommy Curtin. We have lots of people dropping in to
wish us well and lots of old friends and old faces coming through
the door .
With further well known business names being linked with a move
to Distillery Lanes Tommy and his team at Regency Interiors will
be hoping that this location becomes the heart beat of Midleton
and East Cork shopping in the months and years ahead.
Regency Interiors is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to
5.30pm. Please call 021-4630882 for all enquiries and further
information.
Tommy and Fiona Curtin with Pat Carroll outside the Regency Interiors Store
Gortroe 45 Drive
Resumes On Wednesday, October 1st 2008
At 9p.m. Sharp
In Gortroe Hall
Admission 7 Refreshments Served
YOUGHAL NEWS
Next issue Oct 16th www.youghalnews.ie
AVR COMES UP ROSES AS SMELL
STICKS TO CORK COUNTY COUNCIL
By Christy Parker
The unsavoury odour of blame for the ongoing stench that has
been permeating the Youghal air for over a year seems to have
wafted away from sludge treatment plant AVR. September’s Town
Council meeting had heard vociferous complaint and suspicion
that the Foxhole facility was a major contributor to the nauseating
smell. However, Youghal Town and Cork County Cllr Barbara
Murray says current reports indicate culpability lies, perhaps
exclusively, with the adjacent Cork County Council landfill.
EPA inspectors have spent considerable time at the landfill in
recent weeks and while no report has yet been furnished, it is
understood that all aspects of operations there were monitored. In
particular, the ’flaring off’ of gas was scrutinised.
It remains unclear as to what exactly has been the prime cause of
the malodorous problems, though most likely there have probably
been several factors, including enormous waste intake, inadequate
covering and inefficient flaming off. Personal accountability for
the disruption of townspeople’s lives is less evident, while four-
legged seagulls are more likely to be seen hovering over Foxhole
than wind reaching anyone of compensation.
In any case, the worse may be over. "The facility’s last cell has
now been opened but the rate of waste accepted will be down to
just 10% from next week," says Cllr Murray. "The other 90% is
being sent to the Kinsale roundabout landfill. In about six to eight
month’s time, Kinsale should be full and Youghal will then return
to large-scale waste acceptance until that too reaches full capacity
and close about December 2009." Thereafter, all waste will go to
Bottle Hill in Cork, but that’s a story for another day.
Meantime gas flaming off will continue in Youghal for several
years, a process that the councillor says is now being much
improved upon. Again, one questions who is the blame for inade-
quate flaming off that has apparently long persisted. Independent
reports have suggested that gas pipes had long been incorrectly
installed.
AVR’s February fuss.
AVR management will doubtless feel relief that false blame has
been lifted from their operations. The company opted to remain
silent following the recent accusations, though it had conceded
that emissions had been detected at the plant last February. That
the EPA’s subsequent report was not publicly aired did not help to
avert subsequent suspicion against AVR.
As it transpires, last February’s inspection found two incidences of
non-compliance. One involved an access door leading directly
from the sludge drying area being left open, to facilitate a tempo-
rary pipe carrying cooling water out of the building towards a
storm water drain. It had been open "for some time", contrary to
providing "a fully enclosed sludge drying building" as required.
Secondly, an unplanned shutdown of the plant had occurred at
8.30 a.m. on 19th February, the morning of the inspection.
Management claimed the shutdown had caused odour release but
did not report it to the EPA until February 21st, which was also
non-compliant. Though not regarded as non-compliant, further
note was taken of the following:
Odours from biofilter: A strong localised musty type smell as
detected on-site at the facility in the vicinity of the biofilter
Effluent composite sampler: No sampling bottle evident in the
treated effluent composite sampler. The licensee should confirm
that the composite sampler is set to sample on a flow-proportion-
ate, rather than a time-proportionate, basis.
Air Emissions Stack: As noted during a previous inspection, the
air emissions stack from a biofilter was quite short and lacked long
sections of straight pipenecessary for accurate measurement of
flows. A gap in the pipe was also noted (apparently to allow rain-
fall/condensate to drain out) which could introduce dilution air or
cause turbulence in the stack.
Corrective action was required in all circumstances. One hopes it
has been forthcoming or the whiff of culpability may once again
change direction.
LADIES BRANCH YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB Murphy (30) 30pts (on back 1) ; 4thJuliette Casey (33) 30pts
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 In Memoriam
SWAYNE
In loving memory of Maurice
who died on 5th October 2007.
Today we light a candle
And say a special prayer
We take a trip down memory lane
And know that you are there.
This is your annivsary Dad
You would not want a fuss
Just to be remembered
And loved by all of us.
Lovingly remembered by wife Agnes, daughters,
Geraldine, Agnes, Catherine, son Robert and families.
First Anniversary Mass takes place on Sunday 5th
October at 12.00 noon in St. Mary’s Parish Church.
1ST ANNIVERSARY OF
Our Dear Brother
Jimmy (Joy) Coyne
Memories of you are kept
Someone too special to ever forget
Quietly thought of every day
Loved and missed more than words can say
Sadly missed by brothers Paddy, Michael,
Jack and Billy, Sisters Ann and Betty and
Families.
LEOPARDI 16TH ANNIVERSARY
Cherished Memories of
Tom Leopardi
Late of Windmill Hill, Youghal
Who died on the 4th October 1992
Memories keep those we
Love close to us forever
The blessings and the laughter
The joys and the celebrations
The sorrow and the tears
Thesy all add up to a
Treasure of fond yesterdays
Loved by Mona, Jason, Daphne, grandchildren
Sarah and Thomas.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Dan Kelly
late of Ballyquirke, Killeagh
who died on the 8th October 2007
With tearful eyes we watched you
And saw you slip away,
Although we loved you dearly
We knew you could not stay.
It broke our hearts to lose you
But you did not go alone,
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home
Sadly missed by your loving brother Andrew, Joan &
family, Richard, Cecilia, Marie, Liz and Andrew.
Margaret (Peg) Bransfield
28th September 2002
Always Loved & Missed
By all her Family
12th Anniversary
~ CAREY ~
In Loving Memory of a dear Brother
John Carey,
late of Blackwater Heights, Youghal
who died on the 4th October
We have a book of memories,
They re not upon a shelf,
They re locked inside our hearts
And we keep them to ourselves
Never Forgotten by your brother Pad,
sister-in-law Margaret and Family, your sister
Sheila, brother-in-law Jimmy and family
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We had 17 athletes competing at this venue on Sunday 21st.
Weather conditions were excellent and the venue was well laid
out. It was the first outing for a number of athletes and indeed the
only run before the County Championships.
Jake O’ Brien stormed to victory in the Boys U/8 race giving a
great start to the day. Aoife Bernard also gave a superb perform-
ance in the Girls U/8 race. Fidelma Flavin ran in her first race in
the Girls U/10 race and gave a great performance to finish well up
the field. Diarmuid Clancy won the Boys U/10 giving a stylish
performance; the race got off to a very fast start and Diarmuid took
the lead after 200m. Padraig McCarthy also ran in this race and
agve a very good display finishing well up the field.
Jennifer Hennessy finished in sixth place running up in the Girls
U/12 race and won an individual medal. She was followed by
Cassie O. Brien, Zoe Goggin, Jennifer Geary, Lauren O’ Mahoney
and Aoife Hughes who also ran very well in her first cross coun-
try race. There was a very big field in this race and the girls were
unlucky to finish in fourth place missing the team prize by three
points. Fearghal Curtin came third runnning up in the Boys U/12
race again in a large field. He led the race up the final 100m and
was passed on the hill leading to the finish by the Carrignavar lad
and was pipped by another Carrignavar lad at the finish line.
Howeve he ran a very courageous race and won a bronze medal.
Lorraine Bernard had a magnificient win in the Girls U/14 race in
a class field of athletes. Lorraine was in sixth position at the
halfway mark and eased her way up through the field to go into the
lead in the final 100m and won comfortably. Lauren McCarthy
had another great run in this race finishing well up the field and
did very well considering she has only started training and it was
a big distance of 1200m for a first race. Both girls will run in this
age group in the Counties on 5th October and will also run with
U/15 girls on 12th October in the second day of the Counties.
The team of tha day has to go to the U/15 girls who all ran up
under 16 and it was their first time completing in a 2000m race.
They stormed in to take the first team prize beating Blarney
Inniscarra and Riverstick-Kinsale. The girls stayed in the leading
group with 300m to go when the Biac girls went into the lead fol-
lowed closely by Emma Hennessy, Emma Flavin and Ciara
Broderick-Farrell. The girls finished in 3rd, 4th and 5th places
winning individual medals. Patricia Curtin finished in 10th posi-
tion to complete team. It is a great start to their season and they
have been training hard and have also completed two county train-
ing sessions to date. They will compete in the U/16 race counties
race on 5th October.
Training - Cross - Country
Glenbower Wood - 6.30pm Mon & Thurs.Tower Park - 7pm
Tuesdays. It is essential that everyone who intends running in the
counties resume training this week as there is only 2 weeks to the
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YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB
The club held its last event of the cycling season the East Cork
Challenge on Sunday the 21st . Cyclists from around the county
signed on at the rugby club with a nice sunny morning encourag-
ing about 30 to sign on. A 100km tour covering
Ballymacoda,Knockadoon, Garryvoe,Ballycotton,Churchtown
South,Whitegate and taking in East Ferry before the spin home to
Youghal. A refreshment stop was made at Murphys bar at East
Ferry with a picture postcard view for the cyclists take in while
they downed the ham sandwiches before the final leg home.
The previous week members participated in the Fermoy cc run
Tour of the Knockmealdowns. A very wet Sunday morning
brought out about 50 cyclists who covered 90km over the Vee and
back to Fermoy via Mitchelstown. The club welcomes new mem-
bers to join the group for their Sunday morning spins. For more
info contact Jonathan @ 086 8563292.
Now is a good time of year to take up cycling as the cycling sea-
son is over and club spins for the winter will be at a steady pace
so cyclists can maintain their fitness over the winter months.
Club meetings take place the first Wednesday of the month at the
Holy Family church hall. ALL WELCOME.
CLAYCASTLE
PITCH AND PUTT CLUB
Over the weekend of the 20th and 21st of September, We played
the Chairman’s Prize kindly sponsored by Martin Keohane. We
were very lucky with the weather and the course was in good
shape. we would like to thank the lads who worked on the Course,
The members who provided the refreshments after the presenta-
tion , and our Chairman for a beautiful prize. The results were :
Overall Nett Seamus Murphy; Overall Gross Edward Long;
Gents 1st Nett Martin Dalton; 1st Gross Declan O Shea; 2nd Nett
Michael Dalton; Ladies 1st Nett Sally Wallace; 1st Gross Joy
Bryan; 2nd Nett Joan Hyde; Hole in one Prize Jimmy mccarthy.
Our Captain’s Prize sponsored by Jonathan Howley, takes place on
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Nett. Ladies 1st Nett,1st Gross and 2nd Nett, and a hole in one
Prize. If you wish to contact Claycastle pitch and putt Club, our e-
mail address is claycastlepp@hotmail.com.
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A cake sale is being held on Sunday 5th October 2008, in the Holy
Family Hall, Youghal directly after 11.00am Mass. It is in aid of
Missionaries of Charity, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The Mother
Teresa nuns run a home for abandoned children, physically and
mentally disabled youth, sick and destitute elderly people. The
O’Shea family of the Ferrypoint, Youghal have been helping there
since July. The Home is well run by the nuns in very difficult cir-
cumstances e.g. no running water, limited clothes and nappies and
any help no matter how small is very much appreciated.
PRESENTATION TO
DONAL RING CEILI BAND
Celebrating 50 years promoting Irish Music
On Friday 3rd October
At the Walter Raleigh Hotel
Donal Ring Ceili Band on stage from 8.30 - 9.30p.m.
Followed by Owen Condon Band & Guests until
12.30 a.m.
Admission 10
Everybody Welcome and it s a night not to be missed
OrganiSed by John Cunningham and Friends.
Proceeds to the Cope Foundation + St. Raphaels
Centre Youghal
Anniversary
TRIBUTE TO THE DONAL
RING CEILI BAND
The Donal Ring Ceili Band was founded in October 1958. Donal
played previously with the Celtic Band from Mallow and the
famous Blarney Ceili Band. He was successful in winning the
Hohner accordion All-Ireland championships three times and he
was the first Irish Ceili Band to reach the Irish top twenty with the
song "Beautiful City". The vocalist was Paul O’Leary from Cork.
Donal will be celebrating 50 years in the business with his own
Band in October of this year. A presentation has been organized
by John Cunningham and friends at the Walter Raleigh Hotel on
Friday 3rd October, 2008 at 8:30 p.m. with the Donal Ring Ceili
band taking to the stage followed by the fabulous Owen Condon
and guests - playing until 12:30 a.m. Donal was a personal friend
to the late, great Jimmy Shand from Scotland. Donal stayed at the
Shand house on the ten occasions while touring Scotland. He has
also played many times for charity including visits to the Mercy
Hospital Cork on Christmas Day for 25 years. The Donal Ring
Ceili band has toured extensively in England, Scotland, Wales,
Holland and America down through the years. This man has to be
congratulated for his promotion of Irish music and song over the
last 60 years and is still going strong.
Make sure to come early on Friday 3rd October, 2008 to the
Walter Raleigh Hotel, Youghal for a night of top class music and
memories. Thanks to "Community Radio Youghal" and the
"Youghal News" for help with the promotion of the event.
The night is being organized by well known musician and enter-
tainer from Youghal - John Cunningham and Friends.
Music to suit all tastes - plus guests, Total proceeds will be divid-
ed between St. Raphael’s Centre and Cope Foundation.
Admission: 10. All Welcome.
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Eddie Ryan (for Michael Ryan), 2nd pictured with George & John Harrington,
President John Walsh and Captain Patsy O’ Regan

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Belt Grading, which was conducted by Master Don Dalton, President of the
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Darren O’ Sullivan, B/Gross pictured with George & John Harrington, President
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The old NS site is well preserved and the grotto which is the focal
point at what could be called to bottom of the village Looked well
The colour scheme old plaster signage and tasteful flower arrange-
ment gave Kennedy’s which now seems to be a private residence
a special appeal
Well done to the owners for refurbishing it in such manner
Beresford’s is indeed a fine premises with the old arch leading in
to the side entrance no doubt the colour scheme is different to the
norm.
The Deise Bar is also a nice premises but just needs a little paint
touch here and there on the windowsills.
The GAA grounds were very well maintained and one noted the
club colours are similar to Mayo and if note mistaken also appear
on the village pump.
If you have not done so already do lobby the local public represen-
tatives to have the wires ducted underground and have new street
lighting installed in the core area
The road surface at the junction near Deise Bar is a little rough and
should be earmarking for re surfacing next season.
Landscaping
The work ongoing at the re designed orchard was noted and this
will be a very goof addition to other well appointed planting
arrangements that the villages has in place
Residents of the village has made great efforts to add to the food
standard of public landscaping and there were good examples of
excellent gardens individual planters fronting properties to be seen
in the village and at its extremities
The grotto has a good practical planting arrangement with man-
ageable shrubs and flowering annuals for colour.
One was particularly impressed with the green on the riverbank at
the stack simple but effective with well appointed seats to rest up
at.
The Raheen walk has a myriad of plants and wildflowers and is
worth a visit in its own right it is the adjudicators ambition to
return and revisit a number of places in this part of Waterford and
Clashmore is on the list.
Overall a good standard of landscaping was observed and you
have resisted the urge to over beautify the place
Wildlife and Natural Amenities
The Raheen River walk as mentioned in the last section is worth a
visit in its own right just to observe plant life alone.
Bird boxes were observed on trees along the way this of course is
one of the most practical ways to contribute to wildlife conserva-
tion.
The commissioning and positioning of the new fauna and flora
notice board by the committee is to be commended it is in an ideal
location and offers the visitor an insight to the wildlife of the area.
Thanks for the prominence given to the Irish language
As the citation says "Truly a place to find oneself" note that there
is one small little typo that needs to be corrected
For this initiative alone you are awarded an increase in marks on
last year
Litter Control
Litter control was a very acceptable standard very little noted on
the day except for a few stray plastic bottles and wrappers.
Your voluntary groups are doing very good work on the ground.
Involvement with the schools will play dividends as kids when
encouraged properly will react in a positive manner well that’s my
experience anyway but I can only talk form sports coaching per-
spective. Keep promoting the importance of good litter control to
the forefront within the local community.
Waste Minimisation
This is a category where you reacted in a positive manner to the
comments in last year’s report and you gain a mark for that.
Do consult with the Race Against Waste booklet which you should
have or alternatively visit the website to get ideas on basic project
that could be put in place by the community as a whole Once again
consider involving the local school children.
Tidiness
The area around the Quick Pick shop was little cluttered and
untidy. There has been a big improvement at the Youghal Road
entrance and that is a positive reaction to lazy years comments
The village overall was quite tidy except for a few either derelict
or unoccupied buildings this is a nation-wide problem and
Clashmore is a lot better than most in this respect.
Residential Areas
The Same problem in identification of housing areas still prevails
It was noted that a number of other towns and villages in the coun-
ty had a very effective wrought iron black and white name signs
on housing estates.
You should if not done so already pursue this with Waterford
County Council.
Overall group-housing areas both old and new were very well
maintained and blended in with the existing village structure.
Roads Streets and Back Areas
The entrances into the village were of high standard and five a
good first impression of Clashmore. The entrance of both the
Youghal Road and from the Mellary end of the village had invit-
ing welcome signs with tidy verges and hedgerows maintained as
per recommended guidelines
Most back and side areas that were visible were well presented but
as with any other town or village there were a few that were not
up to standard
All you as a committee can do are to keep promoting the positive
message and keep urging all the residents to make an effort.
General Impression
Clashmore has that relaxed atmosphere that seems to have desert-
ed other similar sized places especially those that have become
satellite villages
You as a community are lucky that the new developments have
blended in well with the "old" village. The Tidy Towns Committee
has worked hard to ensure that the village has attained a very cred-
ible standing the competition and it is to be complimented for this
Keep up the good work and one looks forward to seeing
Clashmore making further strides in the years ahead.
Death of Eileen Moloney
With deep sadness we record the death of Eileen Moloney USA
and formally of Kilmore Clashmore , Eileen is sister of Mrs Mary
Tracey and we extend deepest sympathy to her and all her family.
Full details later.
Happy Birthday Carmel
Congratulations to WIT student Carmel O Keeffe Summerhill
Kinsalebeg daughter of Margaret and Mossie O Keeffe who cele-
brated her 21st birthday with family and friends at the Decies Bar
last Saturday night. Best wishes to you from all your family and
friends.
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto
-Jackpot 5350
Last weeks Clashmore Ramblers alpha lotto letters were R, P, W,
J we had no jackpot winner so on Wednesday night we had a jack-
pot of 5350. Well done to the following who were our weekly
spot prize winners; Tess Mansfield; Clara Coughlan; Carmel
Flynn
Our next alpha lotto draw will be on this Wednesday evening so
be sure to get your tickets in if you want to win our fantastic prize
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Ladies Football
When it comes to organising a table quiz our girls sure know how
to set the questions! Last Friday nights table quiz held at the
Decies Bar proved to be a tremendous success with a total of 37
teams participating. Our over all winners were Johnny Flavin’s
team-Johnny Flavin, Liam Dunne Barry Dunne and Declan
Hickey. Throughout the night numerous spot prizes were given
out and our raffle was a huge success. A big thankyou to the fol-
lowing who sponsored the prizes Glanbia TG4 East Cork Oil Pat
Wilson Plant Hire, Deise Glazing, The Shamrock , Crews and
White Horses Restaurants, Queally’s Dungarvan Irwin’s Youghal
Tom Beresford Clashmore Crystal Newbridge Silver, Veronica
Curran, Decland and Eibhlin Dower Teresa Foley Roger and Edel
O Halloran Sue Kelly Gillian Keogh Kathleen Keating Aileen and
Murty Barron Mary Connery Anne O Rourke and Aine Curran for
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Murty Barron Mary Connery Anne O Rourke and Aine Curran for
the food and the use of the Decie Bar on the night.
Thanks so much to everyone who helped throughout the night and
in the days prior to the quiz your efforts were very much appre-
caited. A very special word of thanks to our Quiz Master Patsy
Fleming. Finally we would like to thanks everyone who came
along on the night the turnout exceed all expectations and we were
very much appreciative of your support.
Jersey Presentation
On the night we had the offical presentation of our new set of
Team Jerseys our thanks to sponsors Noel and Christine
Coughlan of Noel Coughlan Construction who presented Ciara
Dower and Margaret Foley with them on the night. On behalf of
the team a very special word of thanks to Noel and Christine for
this very generous sponsorship.
In appreciation for their time and help a presentation of
Clashmore T Shirts were also made to our team trainers who keep
us going on the good and not so good days, Conor O Riordan Joe
Flanagan and Edmond Og Ledingham. A special word of thanks
to all of you.
Awards
To conclude our evening well earned awards were presented to
two of our team members Player of the year for went to Margaret
Foley and Louise Coughlan was the most improved player. The
ladies were presented with trophies, Congratulations to you both
Training and Blitz
Clashmore -Kinsalebeg Ladies Football would like to remind all
of our under 8 and under 10 players will be participating in a blitz
on this Friday night at 6.30pm - all are welcome so see you all
there.
Christine and Noel Coughlan of Noel Coughlan Construction presents Clashmore
Ladies Football team members Ciara Dower and Margaret Foley
Team Trainer Joe Flanagan Presents Team Trainer Edmond Og Ledingham
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Our Senior Team took on Bishopstown on their next leg of the Round
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home support there. Bishopstown opened the scoring with a free from
a foul in the square. That was quickly followed by another point.
Angela Walsh opened the scoring for Killeagh with a goal and followed
it up with another point from play. Bishopstown were in top form and
had 3points in succession. Point no.2 for Killeagh came from Angela
and Claire Keohane hit a free over the bar.Angela had yet another point
before Bishopstown brought their tally to no.6. Claire Keohane free
taking was accurate and brought us up another point before Gillian
Cunningham rattle the net to leave the half-time score 2-5 to 6points.
After a quiet first half Noelle O’Donovan started well with our first
point followed by a Claire Keohane point. A great pass from Karen
Rohan to Angela saw goal no.3. Noelle had point no.8, just on the field
Stephaine Beausang put a point over.Angela had point no.10 a pass
from Mary O’Connor who was having a stomer at this stage. Noelle
having a great day followed up with 3 lovely points and accurate as
usual Claire Keohane finished with off with another point from a
free.Bishopstown though playing well failed to score in the 2nd half.
Our backline defened well on the day.final score3-16to 6points.Panel:
Carmel Deane; Marie Smiddy; Ciara Walsh; Sandra Smiddy; Ann-
Marie Walsh; Mary O’Connor; Eanna O’Neill; Katie Kelleher; Laura
O’Connor; Claire Keohane; Stephanie Beausang; Angela Walsh; Liz
Kelly; Noelle O’ Donovan; Susan Nolan; Karen Walsh; Gillian
Cunningham; Ciara Meade; Jessica O’Shea; Karen Rohan; Aideen
Walsh; Ashling Fitzgerald; Samantha Swayne.
Our next game will be against Valley Rovers on Oct 5th.Well Done to
Angela Walsh captain of the Cork ladies foootball team and also to
Mary O’Connor, Ciara and Ann-Marie Walsh who won the All-Ireland
ladies football.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
CORK GROUP
Amnesty Cork is delighted that 71 runners and walkers from many
different nationalities chose to take part in the Womens Mini
Marathon on Sunday the 28th September on behalf of the organisa-
tion. Supporters of Amnesty who chose to run included competiters
from the Netherlands, France, Spain, Italy, Germany and Austria.
This diverse group included included six month old Christian Kernan
who was pushed in his pram by his Austrian mother Annette Gross -
Kernan and small number of male runners who chose to race in drag
in order to support Amnesty’s Human Rights Campaigns both here in
Ireland and around the world.
The members of Amnesty Cork would like to thank everyone who
took part as the funds raised will allow us to fund our current cam-
paigns on issues affecting women globally, such as the need to offer
support to victims of sex trafficking and our ’’ stop violence against
women ’’ campaign. We also aim to open an Amnesty Cafe / Shop in
Cork. The runners had a thoroughly enjoyable time as luckily the
weather remained dry and the event itself was followed by a reception
in the Clarion hotel with a free draw for participants. Further informa-
tion about Amnesty’s current campaigns can be found on our website
www.amnesty.ie and Amnesty Cork can be contacted by emailing
amnesty.cork@gmail.com.
Amelia Norman and Anne Norman both from Watergrasshill Co.
Cork, Barbara Raekson from Germany and Belen Mendez from
Spain.
 YOUGHAL TENNIS CLUB
Junior members aged 10 and over, continue to enjoy regular tour-
naments from 10.30 to 12.00 on Saturday mornings, These tourna-
ments have attracted a good number of Junior players and a good
mixture of winners.
Winners of the tournament held on Saturday the 20th of September
1st Place Anna O’Brien & Rhianna Cooney; 2nd Place Elizabeth
Brennan & Ciara Hayes; 3rd Place Ciara Connelly & Cata O
Brien; 4th Place Sean O Brien & Eoin Connelly
Due to popular demand these tournaments will continue on
Saturday mornings. If any parents are available to help out please
inform any member of the committee.
Junior tennis coaching has commenced again on Sunday 21st of
September with Professional Coach Martin Cusack for a period of
six weeks. This coaching has been over subscribed and Martin will
run further coaching commencing in October / November.
Enquires on junior coaching to Ita on 087 9340925 or Linda on
087 6754337.
Adult Members
Every Thursday is club night at Youghal Tennis club. This is a
good opportunity to play tennis, meet new people, get some exer-
cise and have good fun all at the same time. The club night is open
to all levels, men and women, members and non members. Club
night starts at 7.30pm.
Winners of Thursday Night the 18th of September was Kieran
Dennehy followed a thrilling match against Bernard Cashman
who came second.
Adult Coaching commenced again on the 24th of September for all
levels, so if you are thinking of taking up Tennis or wish to return
to playing tennis this is a good opportunity to get back to the
courts. 19.15 - 20.15 for Beginners/improvers. 20.15 - 21.15 for
improvers/advanced. For any inquiries contact Anne 086 1083485
or Caroline on 086 1722047
The committee are planning a social night out following a mixed
doubles tournament. This evening will take place before
Christmas, further details to follow.
BASS CLUB COMPETITION
SPONSORED BY BRODERICK & GALLOGLEY
At just the half way stage of the Bass Club’s Competition Season
things are taking shape at the top of the leaderboard. With interest
growing and membership ever increasing the club is experiencing
somewhat of a "renaissance".
A good turn out of over twenty anglers were in attendance to con-
test the "Duggan Family Cup" Competition at the mudflats of
Ferry Point, Youghal on Sunday 31st of August last. An exciting
battle is always on the cards for the honour of lifting this much
sought after piece of annual silverware. But would the recent
week’s rainfall and a harbour teeming with mackerel affect the
expected catches of flounder and possible bass?
From the outset angling was slow with only a few flounder caught
in the first hour. New member Clinton Rachman forged an early
lead with three flounder but was closely followed by Jamie Santry
with two. As high water approached the action slowed a little but
some lads managed a few single fish. Brendan Regan undoubted-
ly landed the biggest surprise of the day in the form of a 2‰lb gilt-
head bream, a species rarely found in Youghal Harbour. A first for
the Bass Club and indeed for Brendan, well done to him!
As the tide dropped away for the last hour local angler Mark
Fleming put in a late surge landing two flounder in quick succes-
sion to add to his earlier one. However it was not enough as
Clinton has been catching regularly and ran out easy winner with
six flounder. Jamie was second with four and Mark third with
three. Prizes on the day were once again superb and the club
would like to thank sponsors Broderick & Gallogley Tiling
Contractors for their continued support. The next Bass Club
Competition was held on the 21st of September on the Slob Bank,
our Annual Open Competition with all proceeds to be donated to
the RNLI. For enquiries please contact secretary Thomas Maher
on 087 7941533.
U12 GIRLS SOCCER
By Michael Twomey
Youghal’s Under-12s Girls’ Soccer team had a terrific win at
Glounthaune on Saturday 20th. Playing for the first time together,
with great support from traveling parents, the girls showed great
determination and no little skill to win their opening fixture of the
campaign. They started strongly with Midfielder, Rachel Galvin
striking the ball past the stranded Glounthaune keeper after a
strong run on 12 minutes. The home side found Youghal’s mid-
field difficult to cope with and a second goal came after Holly
Twomey picked the ball up at the edge of the area before taking
on two defenders. She scored with a neat finish inside the keep-
er’s near post. The scoreline brought a quick response from
Glounthaune and they struck three times to overhaul Youghal’s
bright start. At the restart, Youghal once again showed their met-
tle when Rachel Galvin scored the goal of the game. Rachel
picked the ball up in left midfield. She then embarked on a pow-
erful run, leaving 4 players in her wake before striking low and
hard into the net. At 3-3 Youghal would have settled for an away
point. However, this thrilling encounter had more goals.
Glounthaune’s number 10 was causing the visitors problems by
running from deep. And though Joesephine Healy made a string
of fine saves, a strong effort from the striker saw Youghal trail for
the second time. Youghal did what all good teams do and stuck to
their pattern of play. This paid off after a series of good passing
movements between Chelsea Coulston, Rachel Hurley, Claire
Keniry, Aoife O’ Sullivan, Holly Twomey and Rachel Galvin kept
the pressure on Glounthaune. Youghal pressed hard and a when a
strike from Holly Twomey was saved it rebounded to Claire
Keniry who was incredibly unlucky to see her reflex shot bounce
off the bar onto the line. Parity was restored moments later how-
ever when Holly Twomey rounded a defender with a good first
touch and slotted the ball into the corner. With time running out
and the teams at 4-4 the defence came into their own. Kate
Manning, aided by Michelle Healy, Sarah O’ Brien, Sonya White
and Sarah Heffernan, had an outstanding second half marshaling
Glounthaune’s No. 10 out of the game. Rachel Galvin then
snatched a late winner with a great run on the right of the area and
finishing with aplomb. This was a marvelous start for the girls, all
of whom played beyond expectation. The girls’ next fixture is at
home against Bandon and it would be great to see them support-
ed at Ardrath.
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Our Senior Team took on Bishopstown on their next leg of the
Round Robin. The match was played in Castle Road and it was
great to see the home support there. Bishopstown opened the scor-
ing with a free from a foul in the square. That was quickly fol-
lowed by another point. Angela Walsh opened the scoring for
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another point from a free.Bishopstown though playing well failed
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