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Youghal News
Vol. 6 Issue 2 Nov 27th 2008
Tel 024 93358 Fax 024 93852
NEXT ISSUE Email: youghalcommunitynews@eircom.net
DEC 11TH Website: www.youghalnews.ie
Public Open Day, Friday 28th November 2008, 2-7pm

Visit Youghal’s brand new 600,000 state of the
art enterprise centre this Friday, 28th November
2-7pm.
With over 3,500 ft of dedicated office space, this

enterprise project is designed to provide a
supportive environment to local enterprises,
while encouraging them to innovate and grow.
Are you a small business?

Maybe you’re considering starting your own business but don’t want the expensive over-heads
that go with it? Enterprise Youghal has the solution!
Rent an Office - Options:
"Hot-Desk Facility" Ideal For:

Self-Employed Training/Meeting Room:
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from only 55 + vat per week! Larger Companies company or general public.
Or with Over-Flow Problems
Choose from a range of spacious, Benefits: Our hi-spec boardroom is the ideal
fully furnished 1, 2 or 3 person No Expensive Overheads location for your off-site meeting
Shared Reception Facilities or training course.
office from only 42 + vat per
week! (Price based pp sharing Access to Broadband Catering Service is available on
Access to Full Presentation Services request.
3 person office)
Contact us: Enterprise Youghal, St. Mary’s College, Emmet Place, Youghal.
Tel: 024-81800 E:hatherton@eircom.net W:www.enterpriseyoughal.com
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LARGE SELECTION OF BULBS AVAILABLE
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Booking Essential for Limousine
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Project Management
Painter & Decorator - Interior & Exterior
Wallpapering, Powerwashing Consultations and Quotations are on a no obligation basis.
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Youghal News.....Nov 27th 2008
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OPEN UNTIL 9PM MON-FRI - 8PM SATURDAY & 7PM SUNDAY

SCOIL CHOR`IN 25 BLIAIN

AG F`S 1983- 2008 Photo Michael Hussey
Una de Paor, Sean O’Murchu, Eivlin Bhreathnach

Rebekah Ni Fhoghlu, Aisling de Brun, Monica Ni Chiarubhain, Aisling Ni
Fhlaithearta and Rebecca Ni Bhriain
Liam O’Laochdha and Aingeal U

Oona Colin and Sandra Kennedy Dhomhnaill
YOUGHAL JUVENILE GAA

Three generations of the Treacy family Maureen, Michael, Julie and Carmel CHEQUE PRESENTATION
Willie and Brid Doyle, Marian Murphy, Marie Roche, Jean Healy and Olive
McGrath
Sean Oliphant and Fergal Keenaghan from the Youghal juvenile GAA make a pres-
entation to the National Schools teachers, Brendan Sheehan and Anna O’Neill,
Clonpriest NS; Sinead Murphy, Bunscoil Mhuire; Liam O’Riain, Gaelscoil Chorain
and Maurice O’Mahony, Inch NS
Dennis Joyce with Michelle and Sharon Hennessy, Treacy and Debbie Walsh
Pictured at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Revenue

Commissioners and Youghal Town Council.Picture shows Patrick O’Sullivan,
Higher Officer Customs and Gillian Hyde, Customs Officer with from left Kevin
O’Keeffe, Southern Regional Drugs Task Force, Tony Buckley, Assistant Secretary,
Revenue Commissioners South West Region and Cllr. Oliver Casey, Mayor of
Youghal.The Memorandum which promises a strengthening of existing local co-
operation are the first step in developing a close working relationship in prevent-
Gaelscoil Chorain teachers and staff celebrate the 25 anniversary party ing illegal importations. John Sheehan Photography
Quays
BAR AND NIGHTCLUB
Ship Street, Youghal
Tel 024 91566 Carvery Lunch and Bar Food
Fri, 28th Nov - THE FANT

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ASTIC...
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OFFERING 20% OFF EVERYTHING
and further discounts/special offers on selected items Fri, 5th Dec - RICHIE & MALL
Free Draw with every Purchase with the
chance to win vouchers to the value of
200.00 / 100.00 and 50.00
BROGUE HILL
FREE Entry to Nightclub for Bar Patrons
SANTA WILL VISIT AND WILL BE IN Sat, 6th Dec - BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
THE CENTRE FROM 12 NOON TO 3 PM
Light Refreshments will be offered throughtout the day
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- All Welcome -
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1/2 Price Entry Saturday Nights to the Quays Nightclub (Bar Patrons Only)
building stone, seeds & bulbs)
INCH FOROIGE FUNDRAISER NIGHT NEW YORK CITY MARATHON

AT THE YOUGHAL GREYHOUND NOVEMBER 2008 OUR LADY’S
TRACK IN AID OF VOLUNTEERS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CRUMLIN
TRIP TO CALCUTTA Photo Michael Hussey
DUBLIN 8,018.34
George Bulman a member of the Youghal Athletic Club competed
in the New York City Marathon on the 2nd November 2008 in aid
of Our lady’s Children’s Hospital
Crumlin Dublin. This was George’s
first marathon and he completed the
course in 3hrs 56 mins.
He collected a total of 8,018.34 for
this worthy charity
The money raised will be used
to:Help build family rooms,
Research into childhood cancer,
Intensive care, Cardiac and Dental
equipment, Parents accommodation,
Expansion of the A&E unit
George would like to extend a sin-
Peter Collins representing Collins Chickens sponsors, presents the winning trophy cere thanks to all who helped with
to Jimmy and James Wade with winning dog Snowy Hill and Inch Foroige
fundraisers and Finbar Coleman from the Youghal Greyhound Track the bag packing days in Super- Valu
and Tesco, also to the staff of both
supermarkets and their Managers
Damien in Super -valu and Teresa
Byrne in Tesco for their help and support.
To all the people who collected sponsorship cards and company
donations, to John and his staff in PTSB, to Jimmy Healy (physio)
and Noel Curtain of Youghal AC for their assistance.
George would also like to thank his family for their support espe-
cially his mother Kathleen, his wife Carmel and his children
Ciaran, Caitriona, Aoife and Aine
Go Raibh Maith Agat.
Inch Foroige fundraisers and volunteers supporting the race
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Drop Off/Pick Up Post or Packages
Dry Cleaning Pick Up
Video Store Rentals/Returns
Caroline Lucey, Gary O’Keeffe, Shauna O’Hanlon, Fr. Pat Corkery, Inch Parish
and Robert Coleman
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Finola Collins with daughters Ciara and Amy help Inch Foroige volunteer FROM YOUGHAL - MIDLETON - CORK
Deirdre Barry at the coffee stall
Sex and The City at the Michael Ahern T.D.

Welcomes news on Day
Quays Nite Club in aid of Care Centre for Youghal.
Meals on Wheels Local T.D. Michael Ahern was delighted to finally get the news
from the Health Service Executive South that a new Day Care
Centre is to be built on a site at the Youghal Community Hospital.
"The decision to go ahead with this is a subject that I have been
pressing for some period with the HSE and I am glad that this has
now come to a successful conclusion", said Deputy Ahern.
BLACKWATER
BLINDS
Curraghboy, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Tel: 024 92850/93469 Fax: 024-92977
Manufacturers of Quality Blinds
Marie Whyte, Tish Cooper, Ann Davis and Kathy Whyte. Roller, Vertical, Venetian, Velux, Conservatory
and Pleated Blinds, Flyscreens
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri 9.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.(Closed 1p.m. - 2p.m.)
Open Saturday by Appointment
All Quotations, Measuring and Fitting Free
’Free Home Consultancy’
YOUGHAL FLOWER AND

GARDEN CLUB
Christmas Demonstration, On Tuesday December 2nd at 7.30p.m.
At The Walter Raleigh Hotel. Entitled Coming Home for
Christmas will be given by Mrs. Ann Cooney A.O.I.F.A.
Caroline O Brien and Angela Kennedy Cleodna Healy and Triona O Regan Competitions: Floral Exhibit, Berry, berry Christmas.
Horticulture: A Stem of Evergreen Foliage
Lifeboat
Christmas Cards
NOW ON SALE
at Crowley’s Garage,
Claire Crowley, Phil Mangan and Eve
Hurley Muckley’s Jewellers
Marian Mulcahy with the Best Dress
and Youghal Lifeboat shop.
Lady Competition Winner Gene Healy
YOUGHAL DISABILITY
ACTION AWARENESS GROUP
C/o Cumann Na Daoine, 4, Catherine St, Youghal, 024-91900
After School Social Club
Youghal Disability Action / Awareness Group in conjunction with
Foroige would like to start an after school social club for
Children aged 10 - 18 years. Any Parents interested please contact
Stacey at Cumann Na Daoine on 024-91900 for further details.
Remenbrance Mass for deceased Residents, Staff and

friends of Cois Abhann will be held in Cois Abhann
on Thursday November 27th 2008 at 10.30 am .
Danelle Models Fiona and Breeda
Rose and Fionnola Curtin All Are Welcome.
Element Clothing Hosts Pre-

Christmas Shopping Night
The women of East Cork were out in force for Element Clothing’s
pre-Christmas shopping night at Market Green, Midleton. Top
models Emer O’Sullivan & Vivienne Kelly from Lockdown
Modelling Agency kept everyone entertained, displaying this sea-
son’s key pieces, with a particular emphasis on dressing for the
Christmas party season.
Guests were treated to Kir Royale cocktails and delicious sweet
and savoury canapØs, as well as great discounts on all stock for the
night.
It’s a busy time for the team at Element. They recently participat-
ed in the Irish Cancer Society Fashion Show in the Rochestown
Park Hotel, which had a fabulous turnout. Audrey McCarthy Burke, Noelle Beasley & Niamh Shanahan
The shop was also involved with this month’s fundraiser for Fr
O’Neill’s Camogie Club which saw the very popular ex-Cork play-
er, Mags Finn, receive a fabulous makeover by stylist, Avril Geary.
Over 300 women were treated to wonderful cookery, flower and
make-up demonstrations, as well as getting great style and fashion
tips.
Having just launched its website, www.lola.ie, selling contempo-
rary women’s clothing throughout Ireland, this season has certain-
ly been a hectic, but positive one for Element.
ELEMENT CLOTHING
The Plaza, Market Green, Midleton Tel: +353 (0)21 4638050
Riverview Shopping Centre, Bandon Tel: +353 (0)23 20803
Website: www.lola.ie
Fiona Sharkey & Shirley North Joan O’Brien & Pauline O’Shea
Models Emer O’Sullivan, Jean Niamh Shanahan, proprietor & Emer

O’Donovan & Vivienne Kelly O’Sullivan Model
Edel Murphy, Sarah O’Mahoney, Nessa O’Mahoney & Tracy O’Mahoney
Mary Pigott, Aisling Horgan & Heidi McCarthy

SUPER VALU COMBATS YOUGHAL NATIONAL SCHOOLS

HURLING BLITZ
BUDGET-CUT BLUES IN
CORK SCHOOLS:
267K Worth of sports Equipment DONATED THROUGH
KIDS IN ACTION
24th November 2008: Primary school children in Cork have
received 267,000 worth of brand new sports equipment, donated
by local SuperValu stores and their customers through the Kids in
Action programme. A total 1.2 million worth of sports and active
play equipment has been donated by SuperValu in 2008 to primary
schools nationwide.
Launched in 2006, SuperValu Kids in Action is an annual initia-
tive which aims to encourage children to get involved in sport and
active play, while educating parents and children alike on the
importance of a balanced diet. The programme is aimed at chil-
dren aged between five and twelve years.
In 2008, 83% of primary schools across the country took part in
the initiative - which was supported by both the Irish Sports Youghal National Schools Hurling Blitz Shield Winners Gaelscoil Chorain team
with teacher Liam O’Riain
Council and the Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute. Since the
launch of SuperValu Kids in Action, 3.5million worth of sports
equipment has been delivered to schools nationwide.
Between January and March, SuperValu customers in Cork col-
lected vouchers for Kids in Action with every 10 spent in store.
To further promote healthy eating, double vouchers were given for
all fruit and vegetable purchases. As part of the programme, in
conjunction with the INDI, SuperValu also arranged for a nutri-
tionist to visit participating schools and engage the children direct-
ly in discussions around healthy food options.
Said Donal Horgan, Managing Director, SuperValu: This extra
surge in resources for Irish primary schools demonstrates a real
community effort for the benefit of children in Cork and all
involved should be highly commended for their efforts. SuperValu
is delighted to be able to give a little back to the community and
help encourage a healthy lifestyle for primary school children.
SuperValu Kids in Action will be back again in January 2009, with
lots of new initiatives for participants to look forward too. Clonpriest NS hurling team runners up in the shield
Youghal National Schools Hurling Blitz Cup Winners Inch NS Hurling team
Cllr. Michelle Hennessy and Cllr. Sandra McLellan at the INTO March in Cork.
Youghal Ladies pictured at the INTO March in Cork. Bunscoil Mhuire hurling team runners up in the cup
CAR BOOT SALE

YOUGHAL GAA PAVILION
Car Boot Sale Youghal GAA Pavilion
BOOK LAUN
NCH
At The Nook Bar Olive McGrath raising funds for Fr.Simon Declan Lucey at his stall of Bric-a-
On Thursday 11th Dec at 8pm of the Bukoba Hospital Tanzania Brac
Featuring Local Veteran
BUN SCOIL MHUIRE

PARENT’S ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL CAKE AND BOOK SALE
On Friday Dec. 5th 9.30 am - 12 noon.
Admission 3.
Come along for Tea & Coffee and freshly baked scones with
cream and jam and a friendly chat.
Bun Scoil Mhuire is wheelchair and buggy accessible.
CANDLE MASS
Pete Mangan a surefire contender Dave Cooley from Cherry Vale Youghal
On this Thursday night here in the parish of Clashmore Killeagh Choir

and Piltown we remember all those who died during presents Excerpts from
the past year at a special mass which will be celebrat-
ed in Clashmore on Thursday night at 7.30pm. On the Handel’s Messiah
night family members of all those who died in the In Killeagh Church
parish during the past year are invited to come forward Sun Dec 14th 3pm, Mon Dec 15th 7.30pm
and light a candle in their memory during the ceremo- Soloists & Orchestra
ny. Tenor: Robert Beare, Bass: Michael McGowan,
Sopranos: Angela Hartnett Davis, Winnie Daly O’Connor, Altos:
PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD

Geraldine Landers, Teresa O’Sullivan,
Conductor: Mary Pedder Daly
On Sunday afternoon next prayers will be celebrated Adm: 20 - Conc. 10
for all those at rest in our cemeteries here in Clashmore Bookings: Killeagh Newsagency Phone 024 95191
and Piltown - Prayers will be celebrated in Piltown at
2.00pm and in Clashmore at 3.00pm families and GET WELL WISHES
friends of all those at rest in our cemeteries here -espe-
cially those living out side the parish are welcome to Wishing David Hemming a speedy recovery from the
join us. staff at Condon s Florists.
YOUGHAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND Inch Charity Horse Race

HOSPICE BID FAREWELL TO BREE ROSNEY Presents Cheque at
Lombards Pub
A bouquet of flowers being presented to A presentation being made to Bree

Bree Rosney by Marie Gardiner, Rosney by Brid Doyle, Chairperson of
Treasurer of the Committee the Committee
John Joyce of the Inch Charity Horserace Association presents a cheque to Helen
Kennedy of the Killeagh Inch Monday Club (Centre Seated). Also seated Siobhain
Foley. Standing (L to R) Jim O’Keeffe, John Coughlan, Noel Geary, Finbarr
Motherway, Mary Collins and Maurice O’Connor
Final farewell to a much loved Matron of Youghal Community Hospital and

Hospice which took place at the Red Store on Wed, 19th November by the Friends
of the Hospital
Jim O’Keeffe of the Inch Charity Horserace Association presents a cheque to Tim
Keating of the Irish Motor Neurone Association also seated Rennie Murphy and
Margaret Keating Second Row Standing: Bridgid Wallis, Mary Keating, Pat
Keating and John Joyce Rear Standing: Noel Geary, Maurice O’Connor and John
Coughlan
Friends and supporters of Inch Charity Horserace
Concern Collection
There will be a street collection in Youghal next
Saturday 29th Nov. in aid of Concern . There are
thousands nowhomeless in the Congo and Concern are
trying to feed, clothe and provide medicine and shel-
ter for the very poor there. All collectors are voluntary
and every cent collected will be sent for that very wor-
thy cause.
West Waterford News
Have you seen this Bracelet? for Clashmore, we hope it will be of huge benefit to everyone.
On Saturday night November 15th last a young lady visited Clashmore 45 Drive
Clashmore Village and at some stage during the evening she lost a sil- Top prizewinners last week on eleven games on Monday night were
ver bracelet with Swarovski Crystals - this item of jewellery is of Tom Osbourne and John Motherway. Then in joint third we had Nell
great sentimental value to its owner. It is believed the bracelet may Foley and Ed Hynes, Liam Curran and Noel Nugent, Stephen
have been lost between the grotto and the church or in one of the local Cunningham and Jim McGrath, they won six games. Best of the last
pubs. If you have found this bracelet or know of anyone who might five games winners were Paudi Connery and Sean Beag Fleming. Our
have please phone the following number where the worried owner is lucky last game winners were Aine Curran and Roger Hynes ,
waiting to hear from you [087] 6332323 Edmond Og and Edmond Ledingham. Well done to all our winners
Happy Birthday Nichola and Leanne and thanks to everyone for their continued support. Remember cards
Last weekend we had two local ladies celebrating their 18th birthdays again next Monday night starting at 9.00pm.
- Congratulations to Nichola Murphy Coolboa and Leanne Kenneally Wedding Bells
Ballyheeney - A very happy birthday to you both and every good wish Congratulations to Melissa Trihy and Seamus McGrath on the occa-
for the future. sion of their marriage last Saturday November 15th. Best wishes and
Open Invitation every happiness to you both from all your family and friends.
Kinsalebeg community group would like to issue an open invitation Clashmore win the Pat Flynn Perpetual Trophy
to all members of the community to the official opening and blessing Congratulations to the Clashmore Boys on their brilliant victory over
of the extension to Kinsalebeg Hall on Thursday next 27th November An Rinn in the final of "Roinn C" West Waterford Primary Schools
at 2.45pm in Kinsalebeg Hall. Light refreshments will be served, Pat Football, on Saturday last in Tallow. The Clashmore players who trav-
Tobin will be along to provide the music and all are welcome. elled to Tallow on Saturday were Patrick Prendergast, Edmond
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg through to the Semi Final Hynes, Neil Kennifick, Owen Coughlan, Conor Lynch, Shane
A twenty six year famine came to a welcome end on Sunday Russell, Brian Lynch, Simon Lombard, Maurice Ledingham [Capt.]
November 16th in Ardmore as a very determent Clashmore - Ian Burke.
Kinsalebeg Senior Football team, proved themselves worthy of a Kinsalebeg Macra Welding Competition
place in semi final of the Senior Football Championship, when they Kinsalebeg club were very proud to record an outstanding success in
beat Brickey Rangers in a trilling game of football. the county welding competition, Christopher Joyce will now go on to
Sean Fleming, Karl O Keeffe, Declan Allen, Brian O Halloran, and represent Waterford in the national finals, and we wish him every suc-
Cathal O Keeffe all contributed to Clashmore score board of 2-10 to cess
Brickey Rangers 1-6. There was never any doubt- this team has talent Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto - Jackpot 7500
and Sunday’s game was just the confidence boost they needed well Last weeks Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA club lotto draw took place
done all! on Monday night we had no winner so next week we will have a prize
"WWW" comes to Clos Naomh Mochua fund of 7500 in our Jackpot. Be sure to get your tickets in for our
"Nestled in a cosy corner over looking Clashmore Village "Clos next draw at the Decies Bar on Monday night. These weeks’ numbers
Naomh Mochua" is a just one of the many very successful housing were 7, 19, 21, and 22, well done to the following who were the lucky
projects around the country - the brain child of Fr Pat Cogan. winners of 20 each:
"Respond" is presently Ireland’s largest housing association, provid- Maureen Hynes, Newtown, Kinsalebeg; Pa O Rourke, Clashmore;
ing over 4500 units of accommodation nation-wide. However Kieran Allen, Old Mill, Kinsalebeg; Caroline Prendergast,
"Respond" goes far beyond putting a roof over peoples heads it also D’Loughtane; Seamus O Neill, Ardsallagh.
looks after those and cares for the needs of those who live within. Once again to thankyou to everyone for your continued support.
Responds latest project has been the introduction of "I.T in to the Whiskey flows once more at "The Still"
community"- this is a pilot programme at present. It allows Respond In recent years our beautiful little village has been struck blow after
Housing Association residents access to computer and internet facili- blow and just when we had almost lost all hope - a ray of light
ties in their local community building, by providing a computer with returned last weekene as the very popular "Old Still" pub reopened for
internet access. business. The warm welcome of the fire, a fresh coat of paint and the
This facility will allow residents safe and secure access to the web, familiar smiling faces behind the bar- within a few hours- patrons
research projects, Obtain information, check personal emails, bank were comfortably reinstated and it was as if it had never closed!
accounts, pay bills or just browse! Welcome back Liz, Joe, Mary Anne and all the staff, it’s wonderful to
Initially Respond has chosen just five housing developments to pilot have this much-loved pub back in business again.
this project and Clos Naomh Mochua is one of these. On Wednesday Happy Birthday Tommy
night the team from Respond- Denis Shanahan, Fr Pat Cogan OFM This week we are extending birthday greetings to Tommy Fennell, of
CEO - Respond Housing Association, Margaret Fenton and Marion Fennell plant-hire in Leamybrien. Last weekend family and friends of
Murphy were in Clashmore to roll out this project and brief residents the very popular Tommy managed to pull off the surprise of a lifetime
and all present on the "Mo Bhaile" project which is also part of the with a surprise 50th party for him at Bridgie Terries Congratulations
scheme. Tommy and best wishes from all your Clashmore friends.
Respond are fully aware of the importance of good IT skills in secur- Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA.
ing employment and in education, they are also aware of the huge Under 12 Floodlit Football. This competition was played in
benefits of a website and this is where the "Mo Bhaile" project comes Clashmore last week. We played two matches. One against Ardmore,
in. Respond communities are asked to create a website for their estate which was a good match and we won by 4 points. The second game
allowing them to make information about their neighbourhood avail- was played against Cappoquin, which we won well. We now go on to
able on the Internet. Residents will be given every help and support play in the Division 1 Final.
from the Respond IT team. School Games. It is a credit to the teachers and mentors of the schools
We are all well aware of the wonderful working being done by the in the parish that all three schools took part in their respective
Clos Naomh Mochua residents association - with special mention of Football Finals during the past week. Ballycurrane’s match ended in a
the very successful after school project. The fact that it has been one draw at full time. Extra time had to be played with the result remain-
of the chosen five for this latest project - shows the trust and confi- ing the same. Unfortunately Kinsalebeg lost to Grange, but
dence the respond team has for this progressive group of people. Of Clashmore beat Ring by two points. The Club is delighted to see such
course no social evening would be complete without a chat and some work being done with such good results. These young boys and girls
light refreshments and once again the ladies did them selves proud! will be our players of the future.
Congratulations to all concerned in securing this wonderful facility
PUBLIC OPEN DAY FOR ’STATE YOUGHAL DISABILITY

OF THE ART ENTERPRISE AWARENESS FORTNIGHT
CENTRE’, YOUGHAL The Youghal Disability Action Awareness Group pictured with some of the win-
ning posters which are on display in windows all along Youghal’s main street as
part of the Disability Awareness Fortnight from the 10th to 24th November 2008.
An impressive 600,000 state of the art enterprise centre aimed at Last year’s 5th year art students from the local Community School, Pobalscoil na
nurturing indigenous small business will open for public viewing Trionoide entered a poster competition to highlight the difficulties facing the local
on Friday 28th November 2008 from 2.00pm - 7.00pm in disabled community, particularly parking space abuse by the public.
St. Mary’s College, Emmet Place, Youghal.
Offering over 3,500 ft of dedicated office space, this enterprise
project is designed to provide a supportive environment to local
enterprises, while encouraging them to innovate and grow. Once
fully operational the centre will house in excess of 14 small local
companies.
The centre is designed to maximise the provision of space for
micro-enterprise start-ups, and is aimed at fostering an enterprise
culture in Youghal and its environs. Crucial to this project is the
competitive pricing structure - recognition that initial start-up
phase is often the most difficult task for every business especially
in today’s current economic environment.
A key feature of the facility will be the inclusion of eight ’hot
desks’ - individual work stations which can be rented from only
55(+vat) per week . A ’hot desk’ is the ideal environment for Kitty and Anne O’Connor, Michael Beecher, Pat Reilly, Chairman YDAAG, Sara
Walsh, Michelle Hennessy, Suzanne O’Loughlin and Stacy Quinlivan from
many start-ups. Shared business facilities can be accessed through Cumann Na Daoine who acted as facilitor to the group.
renting a desk at a very affordable rate, thereby lessening the risk
associated with capital expenditure. ’Hot desks’ also provide a
temporary solution to larger businesses with over-flow problems
at busy periods.
Facilities also include an array of 1, 2 and 3 person ’own-door’
offices, fully furnished to the highest of standards. All rooms will
have access to full presentation equipment and broadband, and
shared reception services. The impressive hi-spec boardroom -
suitable for meetings or as a training facility has capacity for up to
ten people.
Town Clerk Liam Ryan welcomed the opening of Enterprise
Youghal commenting: "Youghal Town Council is keen to develop
home-grown business to fuel local economic growth.
Fundamentally it is about growing local business in order to pro-
mote the employment of local people."
Funding partners in the project include an array of organisations:
Youghal Town Council, Cork County Council, Enterprise Ireland,
Pobail, South East Cork Area Development, South Cork
Enterprise Board and Youghal Credit Union.
Meeting rooms will also be available to any group, business or
general public for ’once-off’ meetings or presentations at an agreed
rate. The Centre will open for public viewing from 2.00 pm - 7.00
pm on Friday 28th November 2008.
For further details on Youghal Enterprise, contact the centre co-
ordinator on: (024) 20530 or email: hatherton@eircom.net
Launch of Grange National

School Race Night
Grange National School are holding a Race Night in An Tobar,
Ardmore on Saturday 13th December at 8p.m.. All funds raised
will go towards the Technology Fund for the School. There will The children in Park School who participated in the Euro Toques Mini Chef School
be a Special Visit from Santa Clause by Firebrigade on Saturday Programme in association with Le Gourmet.
4,152.48 for Killeagh/Inch

13th at 3p.m. at An Tobar. Please bring the family along to meet
Santa in his Fantasitc Grotto.
If you would like to purchase tickets or contribute in any way
large or small please contact any of the Parents Association Community Council
Committee Members or telephone 087 7411410. A great night s "Ned O’Keeffe TD has welcomed the approval of funding of
entertainment for young and old alike including Pig Racing, 4,152.48 for Killeagh/Inch Community Council under the
Sheep Racing, Greyhound and Horse Racing, Auction Race and Scheme of Community Support for Older People as announced
Fun Karaoke. Tickets may be purchased at Grange and Ardmore today by Mr John Curran TD, Minister of State at the Department
Post Offices. of Community, Rural & Gaeltacht Affairs.
Youghal Scouts Annual Deputy O’Keeffe confirmed that this scheme provides grants to
community and voluntary groups to encourage them in improving
Christmas Bingo the security of vulnerable elderly people in their homes by provid-
ing monitored alarm systems, sensor lighting, window and door
10th December 8 p.m. Devonshire Arms Hotel locks, door chains and smoke alarms."
Imokilly Oil East Cork Cross-Country Championships
Youghal Girls U10 Team

Youghal AC Girls under 14 team
GU16 Winners, Blaithin Lynch Midleton 1st, Emma Flavin Youghal 2nd, Emma
Hennessy Youghal 3rd, Ciara Broderick-Farrell Youghal 4th and Patricia Curtin
Youghal 5th. Youghal AC Boys under 14 team
Youghal AC Boys under 10 team

Diarmaid Clancy Youghal 1st, Thomas O’Donovan Carrignavar 2nd and Sean
Barrett Midleton 3rd in the boys U10
Girls U12 Winnerss Maeve Ahern

Carrignavar 1st, Jennifer Hennessy
Youghal 2nd and Caoilinn Hickey Conor Farrell Youghal winner of the
Midleton 3rd Boys U16 3,000m Midleton AC officials at the event
Brian Atkinson Carrignavar winner of

the East Cork Title receiving the Olly
Girls U14 Winners Cara O’Brien Boys U12 Winners David Atkinson Murphy Perpetual Cup from Eoin
Midleton 1st, Lorraine Bernard Youghal Carrignavar 1st, Fearghal Curtin Corcoran. Also included is Dan Orla Farmer winner of the girls under
2rd and Simone O’Reilly Midleton 3rd. Youghal 2nd and Denis Hegarty 3rd McCarthy, Chairman East Cork Board. 18 3,000m
Permanent TSB, 53 North Main

St. Youghal Celebrating 10 years
in Business in Youghal
Pictured at the 18th Birthday Party of Ciara O Connell at Youghal G.A.A. Club are
parents Tina and Tommy, sister Aoife and brother Darragh
Permanent TSB staff John Dunphy, Roma Grzeskowiak Bujalska and Denise
Keohane celebrates 10 years in business in Youghal with Patrick and Jack Ring
from Glendine
Daly Patrick O Brien pictured after receiving his Higher Diploma in Tourism and
E-Travel and Galileo awards at St. John s Central College at the graduation cere-
mony on 23rd October 2008
YOUGHAL RUGBY CLUB Permanent TSB manager John Dunphy, Assistance manager Anne Taylor and
YOUTH SECTION financial consultant Sinead Ahearne
Under 16 League
Youghal 18 pts. - Sundays Well 0
Our under 16’s continued their good start to the league when they
travelled to Musgrave Park to take on Sunday’s Well recently.
Youghal were quick to settle down in this game and had the better
of the early exchanges after some good running by Danny O’Brien
and Aaron Daly. Newcomer Sean Meredith scored a great try near
the corner flag to give the seasiders a deserved lead.
The home team pressed hard for an equaliser but it was the
seasiders who extended their lead with a 40 metre penalty kick
from Dylan Power. This made the half time score 8 pts to nil in
Youghal’s favour.
In the second half Youghal wrapped up the points with further tries
from Dylan Power and winger Andrew Curtin to run out deserving
winners. Best for Youghal were Danny O’Brien and Jack Hall in Permanent TSB manager John Dunphy, Assistance manager Anne Taylor and
the forwards, while newcomers Sean Meredith and Andrew Curtin financial consultant Sinead Ahearne
tried hard in the back line.
Under 14 League
Youghal 12 pts. - Muskerry 5 pts.
Our under 14’s travelled to Muskerry recently and followed up on
their recent big win over Old Christians with another fine win over
a tough Muskerry XV. Youghal had first half tries from Killian
Ansbro and James Morley while Ciaran O’Brien added the conver-
sion points for one of the tries.
In the second half Muskerry had a very good try to narrow
Youghal’s lead but what looked like a perfectly legitimate try from
Killian Ansbro was ruled out for an earlier infringement. There
was no further scoring in the match with Youghal holding on for a
narrow but deserved win. Best for Youghal were James Morley,
Killian Ansbro, Andres Long, Elton Ruxton and Conor Finn. The
under 14’s next game is away to Midleton. Anyone interested in
playing at under 14 or under 16 level can contact Ivan Flynn on Sharon and Tom Daly from Kinsalebeg, Co. Waterford celebrate the big birthday
086-8145229, or Mick Healy on 086-2411344. party with Permanent TSB staff John Dunphy and Anne Taylor
POBALSCOIL NA TRIONOIDE NEWS
Transition Year students presenting a cheque for 350, the proceeds of a Coffee
Hazel Ni AnragÆin with 4AG and 5AG Students who took part in this year’s
Morning held in the school to Anne O Dwyer acting matron of Youghal Hospital
Operation Christmas Child appeal at Pobalscoil Na Trionoide.
and Brid Doyle Chairperson of Youghal Hospital Commitee.
Turas go dti Gaeltacht na Rinne agus Colasite na Rinne. Cinniri: Robaird de

Faoite, Bronagh Shuel agus Caitriona Ni Mhaolchatha. Muinteoiri, Jill Ni
Chomhrai agus Liam O Laochdha.
Aine Bulman, PRO, Kate Mulcahy, Chairperson and Sinead Ni Mhoimbhiol,
Secretary of the Pobalscoil na Trionoide Student Council Signing of Memoradum of
Understanding between
Revenue Commissioners and
The Youghal Town Council
The Pobalscoil na Trionoide Student Council
Mayor of Youghal Ollie Casey and Tony Buckley Assitant Secretary of Revenue
and Customs signing the Memorandum of Understanding
The Pobalscoil na Trionoide Executive Student Council
Seated: Cllr. Kevin O Keeffe S.R.D.T.F., Mayor of Youghal Ollie Casey, Tony
Chess Club Members Garry Moloney, Chess Club Members Thomas Gibbon Buckley Assitant Secretary of Revenue and Customs and Pat Murphy Assitant
Brian Watkins, Ricky Roche and Lauren and Martin Foley. Stewards of the club Principal of Revenue and Customs and Head of Customs Operations. Standing:
Patterson. are Garry Moloney and Dale Donoghue John O Shea, Padraig O Sullivan and Gillian Hyde of Revenue and Customs.
YOUGHAL UNITED AWARDS NIGHT ’07-’08
U 13 Division 4 team
Len Rodgers Memorial Cup u10 winning team
Most improved player: Paddy Pollard, Player of the season: Paddy Pollard,
Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents
the award to Christopher Morrison the award to Finnian Mullins
Player of the Year: Paddy Pollard, Most improved player: Paddy Pollard,
the award to Ciaran O’Brien u13 the award to Aaron Hogan u13
Most improved player: Paddy Pollard, Player of the season: Paddy Pollard,
the award to Dylan Mason the award to Ronan O’Sullivan
Player of the Year: Paddy Pollard, Most improved player: Paddy Pollard,
the award to Jake Power u13 the award to David Twomey u14
Player of the Year: Paddy Pollard,

Player of the Year: Paddy Pollard, Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents
Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents the award to Aisling Coleman u16
the award to Kirsty Mason u14
Player of the Year; Paddy Pollard, Most improved player: Paddy Pollard, Paddy Pollard, Chairman FAI Munster
Paddy Pollard, Chairman FAI Munster
Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents Chairman FAI Munster branch, presents branch, with Jessica Lawton- u13
branch, with Munster team Lisa
the award to Lee McCarthy u14 the award to Kelvin Mangan u15 Munster team
O’Sullivan u17 Munster team
Youghal United Awards Night YOUGHAL GAA NEWS

No matches to report on this week as the season draws to a close.
The Intermediate Hurlers have qualified for the league final where
they face Blarney in the decider but it looks like this game might
not take place until 2009 as Blarney are still involved in
Championship and available dates are very thin on the ground.
The fundraising committee have had a busy few weeks organising
a Car Boot Sale in the Club. The first of which took place on
Sunday last the 23rd. Stall holders started to arrive from 7:30am
to get the best vantage point with the first bargain hunters follow-
ing shortly after. Over 500 people waded through the 40 plus stalls
that were set out in the Hall and braved the horrific weather to
Paddy Pollard, Chairman FAI Munster Player of the Month: Damien Moore, barter with the 10 stalls set up outside. It was disappointing that
branch, with Munster team Kate Brookes Super Value, presents the the weather was against the stall holders that braved the elements
Sheehan u17 Munster team award to Darren O’Connor u11 and some of these packed up early, but on went the poking rustling
and haggling in the Hall until 4: 30. Organisers were happy
enough with the Day and Stall Holders seemed content enough
with proceedings and expressed their admiration for the facilities
as they are normally stood in muck and puddles at other venues. It
was a trial run to revive what was one of the biggest Car Boot
Sales in Munster at one time when it was held in Sweetfield where
Perks now stands and it is hoped to make this a Monthly Market.
The next date for the Market is January 11th but there is a
Christmas Craft Fair booked in for December 14th. Stalls for this
will be at a cost of 30 Euro and advertisements for same will be
appearing over the next couple of weeks. There will be a limited
number of stalls available for this event and further details can be
Player of the Month: Damien Moore, Player of the Month: Damien Moore,
Brookes Super Value, presents the Brookes Super Value, presents the
got from 086 3800052. Booking is essential as already there are
award to Sean Farrell u12 award to David Twomey u14 craftspeople putting their names down and no advertisement has
been done. Thank you to all who helped out on the Day as over 20
Club Members gave of their time through the Day martialing traf-
fic and stall holders, manning the gate and providing much need-
ed refreshments for punters on a bitterly cold Day.
PHIL COULTER
The Club are hosting the Rotary Concert featuring Phil Coulter on
Thursday night next the 27th of November. Mr. Coulter is one of
the biggest stars in the Country and it is hoped that a large crowd
will turn out to support both He and the very worthy Rotary Club.
Year after Year the Rotary Club bring an International star to
Youghal which is always very well supported. Tickets for the show
Player of the Month: Damien Moore, Player of the Month: Olly Hegarty, Solo are on Sale at the usual outlets and your support is vital to the
Brookes Super Value, presents the Hair Salon, presents the award to Rachel endeavours of the Rotary Club.
award to Tomas Coleman u13 Galvin u12 JUVENILE CLUB
After a very long Year the Juvenile Club will host their A.G.M. on
Friday night next the 28th of November at 7:30pm in Club Aras.
Your support for this is crucial and all members and coaches are
requested to attend as planning for next Year will be the main point
of discussion.
DOWN MEMORY LANE
The hunt for a suitable piece of land was now underway and 1899
saw the once famous Youghal Cricket Club become defunct and
seeing the potential in this field Club officers opened negotiations
with the trustees of the Cricket Club for the use of the grounds at
Copperalley. The property situated at the Northern end of Town
Player of the Month: Olly Hegarty, Player of the Month: Olly Hegarty, Solo
consisted of four acres, three roods and twentysix perches and was
Solo Hair Salon, presents the award to Hair Salon, presents the award to Kate owned by Miss Avis Hilda Bennett of Castledouglas in Scotland
Bianne Roach u14 Sheehan u16 and was part of the Allen Estate. With the good will and support
of Dr. Murphy and Francis Ronayne who were Trustees of the
Cricket Club negotiations on the transfer of the tenancy agreement
were undertaken,but the owner of the land was very reluctant to
negotiate with the Gaelic Club. It is true to say that the Association
in the early Days did not endear itself to the upper class or the
absentee Landlords. To get over this problem Dr. Murphy agreed
to retain until his death some connection with the property for the
sole purpose of receiving rent from the Club and thus leaving the
youghal Gaelic Club as unofficial tennants of Copperalley.
Next up is the early 1900 s and further dips into the History Books
will follow.
Sammy Revins Chairman Youghal Player of the Month: Damien Moore,
United makes a presentation to Paddy Brookes Super Value, presents the
Pollard, Chairman FAI Munster branch award to Alan Keniry u16
CHRISTMAS CHARITY FAIR AT GREENBARN

IN AID OF EMER CASEY FOUNDATION Photo Michael Hussey
Paula Cashman stuck in the middle with Actors Tom and Jack Coffey with
actors Tom and Jack Coffey Valerie Hunt (Fiddler on the roof)
Christmas Choir
Catriona, Fionn and Oisin Hill with

Liz and Nicola Morey with baby Daisy Shannon Joyce
Sisters Angela Bennett and Richella Shirley Coleman and Fionn Morrissey
O’Brien and son Alfie with ’Bachelors in Trouble’ actors Tom
and Jack Coffey
The Kenneally, Goggin and Arnott families

Jenny O’Connor and Evan Kennedy
with ’Bachelors in Trouble’ actors Tom
and Jack Coffey
Sisters Valerie and Veronica Hunt help ’Bachelors in Trouble’ actor Jack Coffey
with the raffle tickets and Margaret Browne of Green Barn
Michael, Nessa and Margaret Browne with Tom and Jack Coffey
Tom Pomphrett and his daughter Nessa Browne with actors Tom and Jack Coffey The Dorrian/Lee family
CHRISTMAS CHARITY FAIR AT GREENBARN

IN AID OF EMER CASEY FOUNDATION Photo Michael Hussey
Pobalscoil Na Trionoide students Abigail Collins, Elaine Murphy and Amy Treacy Aisling Hennessy, Deborah Foley and baby Caoilainn and Mary Hickey
Donal, Kim, Alex and Luke Lenane with Sammy and Kate Revins
Thomas and Carmel Donnelly with their children Mary and Kevin
Tea lady Roisaine Hamill pours a cuppa for Barty Murphy and Elaine Murphy
Mr. R, Juliette Casey, Susan and Jack McGrath, Margaret Browne and Brendan
Casey
Declan and Erin Galvin
Susan Spillane gets her Xmas present from

Jemma Barry takes time out with Mr. R, Andrew Cozzi and Pat McLoughlin Santa Margaret Browne with Tom Coffey
Christmas Shopping in Youghal

SANTA SET TO MAKE A
On Saturday 6th December the quayside in Youghal is the place to
be! Watch Santa arrive on board local Sailing School, Aquatrek’s
SPLASH IN YOUGHAL! new boat ’Nightvision’ before he hops on board the Youghal Fire
Engine en-route to Merrick’s Department Store.
Youghal is set to sparkle this Other highlights of the Festival include the ’Star of Youghal’ com-
Saturday 29th November 2008 petition taking place on Saturday 13th December, organised in
with the switching on of the conjunction with Foroige. Taking place all along the North Main
town’s Christmas lights. It Street and with two categories, primary and teens, and with great
marks the opening of the 2nd prizes to be won, this competition is sure to generate a wonderful
Annual "I Believe .." Youghal ’buzz’ of excitement on the streets.
Christmas Festival organised by So, it certainly looks like Youghal is the place to be this Christmas
Youghal Chamber of Tourism & season. With free parking in all the town car parks, a now with an
Commerce. even wider range of new shops, and restaurants it seems it’s not
The highlight of the programme just the kids that will have all their needs catered for in the run up
however promises to be the to this Christmas!
sight of Santa sailing into Application forms for the ’Star of Youghal Competition’, along
Youghal’s Quayside from the with full details of the festival are available from Youghal
North Pole via the Blackwater River on Saturday 6th December Chamber of Tourism & Commerce on: 024-92447 or email:
2008. info@youghalchamber.ie
Speaking in advance of the launch of the Christmas Festival at
Youghal’s Aura’s Leisure Centre, on Tuesday 25th November,
Youghal Chamber President Eddie Irwin commented:
"Our events will be sure to make the run-up to Christmas a far
more enjoyable shopping experience for locals and visitors alike.
With free parking in all our car parks, as well as a wide range of
new restaurants and shops having opened recently in Youghal, we
are confident Youghal can provide everything for the Christmas
Shopper".
The festival kicks off on Saturday 29th November with an array of
activities in the town centre. Events include performances from
Youghal Choral Society, live music and dance performances on
Barry’s Lane, balloon art and face-painting as well as ’Barty’s
Music Show’. Youghal Pipe Band will signal the turning on of the
Christmas Lights. Youghal during the Christmas Months, 2001
Angela Donoghue and Carmel Galvin
Yes, the Countdown to Christmas is on

And with it the shopping frenzy!!!
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Beauty treatments, eating out, fashion, home & garden,
Home entertainment, even the Christmas Turkey!
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Get your vouchers now from:

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Remember: By buying Youghal Gift Vouchers YOU are contributing to

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The Christmas turkey experience wouldn’t be the same without a
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stuffing because, in an unstuffed bird, the hot air of the oven is
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cooking time, and the possible incidence of bacterial contamina-
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If you decide to stuff the body cavity, don t overstuff. Pack the
stuffing in loosely, to allow the hot air to circulate. An alternative
is stuffing the smaller cavity of the neck-end of the bird. Always
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225g (8oz) Margarine
225g (8oz) Red GlacŒ Cherries, cut in quarters
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BUS UPDATE at your leisure
By Michael Twomey
The Youghal Community Transport Group wished to express their REMUS, GERRY WEBER,
appreciation for the recent support they received in their quest to
secure a community bus for the disadvantaged and marginalised in PIERRE CARDIN, MUSTANG,
the town and its environs. The Flag Day on the 18th of October
raised 2,397.23 toward the venture. The work applied by those
BEN SHERMAN, FSR, BRANDTEX,
who participated is greatly appreciated by the group. The response
to the group’s aim has been very rewarding with Mervyn Scott and
WRANGLER, TRIUMPH,
singer, John Schmid raising funds at the Town Hall and Youghal JOHN BENTLEY.
Vintage Club also donating generously to the cause. Chairperson,
Tony Phelan explained what the next step is for the group. We are Just some of the top quality
brands in store.
very grateful to everyone. The proceeds of the flag day and the
donations will go directly to the community bus. We will look at
a needs assessment and from there look at prospective partners to
attain our goal. We want to inform the people of the town where
their contributions are going and we feel the best way to achieve DEPOSIT WILL SECURE ANY ITEM
this is by publishing a regular update in the Youghal News, he
said. Tony also wanted to remind readers of the group’s remit. As Gift vouchers available
opposed to a general use for a community bus he cited a number
of specific users. The bus will be for those with a disability, old Tel: 024 - 92767
age pensioners and the disadvantaged, young and old.

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O OYSTER
OYSTER PRE-CHRISTMAS
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Tel: 024 90383 OPEN DAY
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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29TH
9.30 - 6.00
In association with.....
Jennnifer Mellerick and Sinead Leamy
Danelle Models Fiona, Anne Marie, Breeda, Avril and Catherine.
Mag de la Cour and Lorraine Healy Quays Staff Eimear, Keith and Ella

SEX AND THE CITY NIGHT
AT QUAYS NITE CLUB
Members of the organising committee of the Sex and the City Night in aid of Meals Teresa Moore and Cecelia Fitzgerald Ellen and Lesley Ryan
on Wheels, Seamus Curran and Richenda Kelly of The Quays Nite Club, Valerie
Slattery and Lil Danne of Danelle Fashions and Camilla & Janice of Amore
Bridalwear.
Niamh Twomey and Louise Maureen McGrath, Norma Murphy and Anne
Susan Spillane and Nonie Rix Chris Glavin, Joss Mansfield, Kathleen Keohane O Donovan Marie McGrath
Weelcome to Christmas in Youghal!

The 2nd Annual "I Believe ." Youghal Saturday 13th December:
Christmas Festival, organised by Youghal ’Star of Youghal’ Busking Competition!
Chamber of Tourism & Commerce gets underway 3pm-5pm Street Music & Dance Festival Competition along
North Main Street. Two Categories: Primary
on Saturday 29th November 2008, running and Teens. Great Prizes to be won!
through to Saturday through to 20th December (Organised by Foroige)
2008.
Open Day at Club Vitae at the Quality Hotel
Our events will be sure to make the run-up to Free use of leisure centre all day!
Fantastic Prize Draw. Mulled wine, mince pies.
Christmas a far more enjoyable shopping 11-3pm Free Xmas Kids Camp
experience. With free parking in all our car
parks, as well as a wide range of restaurants and Saturday 20nd December:
bars, shop & drop facilities - we have all you need ’Swim Gala’ at Aura Leisure Centre, Youghal
10am Join in the fun - with swim races and fun for all!
for the weary shopper!
’Carol Singing’ In Main Street Youghal
Youghal Christmas Festival 3pm Youghal and surrounding area schools take to the
Streets to perform Christmas Carols
Programme 2008
Sunday 21st December:
"I Believe ." Event Guide Perks Funfair & Entertainment Centre
4pm Free Puppet Show
Saturday 29th November:
Switch on Youghal’s Christmas Lights!
3.00pm ’Barty’s Music Show’ Barry’s Lane Tuesday 23rd December:
Street entertainment, face-painting, balloon art! ’Pool Party’ at Aura Leisure Centre, Youghal
’Ceolta Og’ (Comhaltas Youghal) 3.30 pm Free ’Pool party’ for all the family
3.45pm Youghal Choral Society Perform Christmas Carols!
4.30pm Youghal Pipe Band takes to the stage Additional Events/Activies/Services:
4.45pm Christmas Lights Turned on! Aura Leisure Centre, Youghal: ’Shop & Drop’: Supervised
Children’s Camp: Every weekend in December
Stress Free Shopping in Youghal, - knowing the kids are
Saturday 6th December: happy and amused!
Ho Ho Ho! Santa Arrives to Youghal!
3.00pm See Santa sail down the Blackwater River on his way Perks Funfair & Entertainment Centre: Free Santa Every
from the North Pole. Greet Santa at the Quayside and Saturday & Sunday in December
see him board the Fire Engine and make his way to Merrick’s Department Store: Visit Santa in his grotto every
Merricks Department Store! Saturday in December from 6th December
Children’s Christmas Party Winter Series of Christmas Concerts, organised by
in Merricks Department Store Comhaltas Youghal Branch, in Bru na Si.
3.30 pm Join in the fun in the "I believe " Christmas Party
for children aged 2-10 years. Face painting, balloons, Organised by Youghal Chamber of Tourism
Kiddies Disco, Chatterbox Dancers. and Commerce Tel (024) 92447
(1st Floor Department Store)

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129 North Main St, Youghal. (024 92796)
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Upper Strand, Youghal. t: 024 93127
o
Why not treat yourself to something special this NEW YEARS EVE GALA NIGHT
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Friday December 5th, 12th and 19th For enquiries or Reservations Please Telephone 024-93127
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Or alternatively Avail of our Christmas Party Christmas Eve. Business as Usual from December 27th
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( Full selection of finger food being served) We are also taking bookings for Little Christmas January 6th.
Special Dinner Menu 32.50
Private Party Nights Tides can be booked for
any night to accommodate a private function or party. Confirmation and Communion Bookings Also being taken.
Full Dinner Menu 32.50 Tides is also facilitating outside catering for your
Live Music can also be arranged Communion and Confirmation.
Menus can be tailored to suit your specific requirements.
Rachel Darcy of South Beach Boutique pictured with Lockdown Models in a

selection of outfits available from her North Main Street Shop at The Sex and The
City Night at The Quays Nite Club
Heather Botrel, Bridget Hannigan and

Susan O Connor and Valerie Slattery Avril Booch
Camilla & Janice of Amore Bridalwear Finola and Ciara Collins


Sex and The City Night Pictures
Rigby s
Clothing Company Ltd.
MERRICKS DEPT. STORE

North Main St, Youghal Tel: 024 20784
GENESIS Models pictured in a variety of outfits available from the popular North
TODAY S MAN SHIRTS
Main Street Outlet, with Michael at The Sex and The City Night at The Quays Nite
Club ANDR SHIRTS
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Local Ladies dressed to for the Occassion
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Sisters Eimear, Aileen and Fionnuala Russell with Judy Ansbro
throughout the past year

Stay Safe in the
Kitchen this Christmas
ARE you sure you know how to prepare your turkey this
Christmas? The Food Standards Agency says many of us don’t and
poor preparation and cooking can lead to food poisoning.
December is the worst month of the year for food poisoning.
One in five of all cases can be traced back to under-cooked poul-
try such as chicken or turkey. So here are some of the things the
FSA wants to warn against:
- Don’t cook the stuffing inside the turkey. This can prevent either Gift Vouchers
from cooking through properly, so they should be cooked separate-
ly instead. Available
- Do not wash the turkey before cooking: this can spread bacteria Proprietor: Clodagh Kenny
around the kitchen and lead to cross-contamination. Correct cook-
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- Ideally a frozen turkey quently buy more food than we can store in the fridge.
should be defrosted in the The FSA s head of microbiology says, "The ad campaign
fridge. Two thirds of people encourages people to think about how to prepare, cook and eat
defrost at room temperature safely, most food poisoning incidents are easily avoided and with
but again this can cause a little bit of extra thought everybody can enjoy the festive sea-
problems. son."
- Cook your turkey for 18 to One of the problems is catering for higher numbers, the aver-
20 minutes per pound in age Christmas cook will be serving dinner for at least seven
weight. An undercooked people. And we all seem to be guilty of buying a bigger turkey
turkey can result in food than necessary, the average weight of the Christmas bird is 12
poisining. pounds and that’s enough to feed up to 18 people, but however big
it is, you should use up all leftovers within 48 hours.
Christmas dinner is the But the agency’s advice is simple: plan a realistic amount of
biggest meal many of us food, store raw meat in the bottom of your fridge, wash utensils
will cook. We’re often used on raw meat and make sure the bird is fully thawed and
cooked thoroughly to ensure you stay healthy this Christmas.
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Safety at Christmas Stay away from powerlines or feeder lines (these go from the pole
Christmas lights are beautiful and much safer than candles, but all to the house).Secure outside Christmas lights with insulated hold-
that electricity can cause problems if not used properly. Christmas ers (never use tacks or nails) or run strings of lights through hooks.
lights can get hot enough to burn or ignite other decorations. The When you leave or go to bed at night, turn off your Christmas
cords can fray, leading to a short. Decorating with lights often lights. Never pull on a string of Christmas lights, it stresses the
requires the use of a ladder, and improper use could lead to an cords and can lead to fraying. Store Christmas lights loosely
injury. Practice ladder safety when you are putting up Christmas wrapped for the same reason.
lights. When you put up Christmas lights this season - or holiday Safety first when buying toys
lights during any season - be sure to follow these Christmas light "What should I look out for when buying toys?"There are various
safety tips. safety regulations about toys sold in the EU. These offer some
Choose Christmas lights that have been tested and deemed safe protection to consumers - and to the children who will be using
by a reputable testing laboratory, the best are UL or ETL. these products - but remember that safety
Christmas lights listed as safe by these laboratories will note that standards alone can’t guarantee the
on the packaging. Try to use the cooler-burning "mini" Christmas safe use of toys. That’s where com-
lights as opposed to the traditional larger bulbs. The older style mon sense comes into play. Carefully
burns much hotter. Only use Christmas lights that have fuses in the examine any toy you buy. Bear in
plugs. Inspect each set of Christmas lights - old or new - for dam- mind that a gift to an older child can
age. Return or throw out any set with cracked or broken sockets, sometimes prove lethal in the hands
frayed or bare wires, or loose connections. Replace burned out of a smaller child. Always respect
bulbs promptly with bulbs of the same wattage. age warnings (for example, "Not
Never hang Christmas lights on a metal tree. The tree can become suitable for children under three
charged with electricity and shock someone. The tree can also years old"), and any instructions or
short out the Christmas lights and cause a fire. advice on safe use of the toy.This
Want Christmas lights outdoors? Use outdoor Christmas lights. means, for instance, that a
The packaging will note whether the lights can be used indoors, chemistry set intended for a
outdoors, or both. All outdoor electrical decorations should be 10-year-old shouldn’t be
plugged into a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). You can given to a three-
buy portable units for outdoor use, or you can have them perma- year-old.
nently installed by an electrician. Use extension cords properly.
Outdoor cords can be used inside or outside. Do not overload
extension cords - they can get hot enough to burn.
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Foxhole Industrial Estate, Youghal, Co Cork
Tel 024 92290 Fax 024 93182
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CHRISTMAS QUIZ
The name of Scrooge’s deceased business partner in Charles
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol was:
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B) Jerry Cornelius
C) Bill Sykes Proprietor: Robert Swayne
D) Jacob Marley
Answer: Jacob Marley

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In North America, children put stockings out at Christmas time.
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A) Old hats
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B) Beer mugs
C) Shoes
D) Stockings, just like everybody else!
Answer: Shoes (Est. 1937)

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A) Comet
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H ILFIGER , T ELSTAR & L ORUS H IGH S CHOOL
Answer: Klaxon
M USICAL 3 WATCHES .
The real St. Nicholas lived:
G LITTERING D IAMOND E NGAGEMENT
A) At the North Pole R INGS , W EDDING , E TERNITY AND
B) On the island of Malta D RESS R INGS , AVAILABLE IN W HITE OR
C) In Turkey Y ELLOW G OLD . N ECKLACES ,
D) In Holland P ENDANTS , C HAINS , E ARRINGS ,
B RACELETS , C UFF L INKS & T IE P INS .
Answer: In Turkey
Which of the following was not one of the Three Kings?

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B) Balthazar Gifts & Irish Silver Picture Frames.
C) Teleost
D) Melchior F REE E NGRAVING
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or Oak. All for 899-00!
Large selection of Prints & Paintings
Open 6 Days
Genesis Models pictured in the Pink Limousine supplied by Bianconi Limousines

at the Sex and the City Night in the Quays Nite Club
Escorts John and Victor pictured with Lockdown Models prior to the Fashion Show
for the Sex and The City Night at the Quays Nite Club
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Tel 024 93106
Pre-Christmas
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Lil Danne, 2nd left, Danelle Fashions pictured with Models Fiona and Breeda
Curtin and Valerie Slattery at the Sex in the City Night in aid of Meals on Wheels
Showroom Stock Reduced
at the Quays Nite Club.
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Brown Leather Suite Was 1,795 Now 1,550
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Modelling South Beach garments at the Sex and the City Night in aid of Meals on
Wheels are Emer O Sullivan, Jean Kenny (Miss Cork), Kate Slattery and Sarah MIRRORS, LAMPS & RUGS
O Connell (former Miss Cork)
TONE AND TAN

Farrells 28 Friar Street, Youghal
Tel 024 91082
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Proprietor: Norma Stone
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YOUGHAL ATHLETIC Broderick-Farrell 99th and Patricia Curtin 110th. Both Emma
Hennessy and Emma Flavin won bronze inter-county medals as
CLUB Cork came third. The girls ran very well in an extremely high
class field. The girls will now be joined by Lorraine in attempting
SPONSORed by YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION
to win National honours in Cavan in the U/15 event.
EAST CORK CHAMPIONSHIPS - DAY 1 Niamh O’ Regan ran in the Junior Ladies event on the Cork team.
Youghal AC hosted day one of the East Cork Championships on Niamh was the fourth scorer for Cork. Niamh ran a very gruelling
Sunday 16th November. Weather conditions were favourable. 4000 metre race in a class field. Again it shows what great char-
Many thanks to Peter and Sally O’ Sullivan who once again gener- acter Niamh has to come out and run for the Cork team despite her
ously provided the Club with the use of their land . Thanks also to intensive academic committments
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

all the Committee members and parents who helped lay out the
course and who helped on the day. Youghal AC had a successful
day with the Girls section leading and the Boys section in joint
lead with Midleton AC at the end of the day’s competition. The LADIES
club also had a number of athletes who were competing for their Wednesday 12th November 13 Holes Singles Stableford
first time and very well done to all these athletes. Silver 1st Frankie Forrest (12) 25pts, 2nd Martina O’ Halloran (20)
The team results were as follows; 24pts, 3rd Marian Sweeney (7) 24pts. Bronze 1st Jo Swayne (27)
Girls U/10 - 3rd, Chloe O Keefe 7th, Aine O Regan 8th, Fidelma 35pts, 2nd Sheelagh O’ Callaghan (27) 29pts, 3rd Mary Murray
Flavin 11th, Catherine Broderick 13th, Niamh Hughes, 14th, (30) 28pts, 4th Eileen Farrell (21) 27pts, 5th Avril Kelly (33) 25pts
Molly O’ Neill 15th and Niamh Buckley 16th. Wednesday 19th November - 15 Holes Club Singles
Boys U/10 - 2nd, Diarmuid Clancy 1st, Darragh Slattery 5th, Silver 1st Breeda Fitzgerald (19) 28pts, 2nd Kay Curtin (19) 25pts
Colim Breslin 7th and Padraig McCarthy 10th Bronze 1st Noreen Cronin (25) 29pts, 2nd Adrienne Mc Donnell
Girls U/12 - 1st, Jennifer Hennessy 2nd, Emily O’ Keefe 4th, (23) 28pts, 3rd Patricia Landers (27) 26pts, 4th Amanda O’ Neill
Heather Curley 5th, Niamh Berrnard 6th, Ciara Flavin 9th, Rachel Coyne (28) 25pts.
Dunne 10th, Lauren O Mahoney 15th and Aoife Hughes 16th. 10 Holes Club Singles
Boys U/12 - 3rd - Fearghal Curtin 2nd, Billy Dunne 6th, Peter 1st Maeve Troupe Kelly (15) 18pts, 2nd Gaye Fitzgibbon (36)
Breslin 12th, Conor Forde 13th and Shane Buckley 15th. 13pts
Girls U/14 - 2nd, Lorraine Bernard 2nd, Lauren McCarthy 6th, Fixtures: Wed 3rd December-Club Singles
Rihanna Cooney 7th and Leah Broderick 8th. GENTS
Boys U/14 - 1st, Ryan Cody 1st, Adam Malone 2nd, Gavin Curley Midweek Open 13 Holes Singles Stableford
3rd and Tomas Coleman 4th. 1st Sean Broderick (11) 32pts, 2nd Colman Walsh (16) 31pts, 3rd
Girls U/16 - 1st, Emma Flavin 2nd, Emma Hennessy 3rd, Ciara Danny Mac Sweeney (13) 31pts
Broderick-Farrell 4th and Patricia Curtin 5th. Sat 15th & Sun 16th November18 Holes Singles Stableford
Boys U/16 - Conor Farrell - 1st. 1st Michael T Mc Carthy (12) 45pts; 2nd Tony Scott (11) 44pts;
Boys U/18 - Eamon O’ Regan - 1st. BG William Jones (2) 38pts; 3rd Michael Ryan (12) 44pts,; 4th
Day two of the East Cork Championships will be held in Anthony Kenefick (9) 42pts; 5th William Gleeson (14) 41pts
Carrignavar on 14th December where the overall club results will 10 Holes Singles Stableford
be announced. In the meantime the Munster B Championships 1st Lar Dunne (12) 24pts, 2nd Pat Motyer (20) 23pts
will be held in Killeagh on 30th November. We have a good num- Sunday 16th November - 9 Holes Mixed Foursomes
ber of athletes entered in this competition and we also have 13 ath- 1st Tony & Amanda Coyne; 2nd Tony Fitzgerald & Catherine Mac
letes who have qualified for the All Ireland Cross Country Sweeney; BG Michael Halpin & Maeve Troupe Kelly; 3rd Jim &
Championships in Bally haise, Cavan on 7th December. Training Martina O’ Halloran; joint 4th Billy & Eileen Carroll, Loretto &
for Cross Country will continue Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in Jerry Morrison. Christmas Mixed Foursomes - Sunday 7th
Tower Park at 7pm and there will also be a training session on December at 11.30am Presentation of the Christmas Hampers
Saturday 29th November for those going to Cavan. sponsored by: Galvin’s Costcutter Supermarket, will also take
EVEN AGE ALL IRELAND CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPI- place on Sunday 7th December at 6pm
ONSHIPS Midweek Open 13 Holes Singles
TRAMORE RACECOURSE - 23RD NOVEMBER, 2008 1st Lar Dunne (9) 30pts, 2nd Frank Galvin (23) 30pts, 3rd Paul
Youghal AC had a very successful outing in Tramore winning a Morrison (16) 29pts
total of 6 All Ireland medals. Jennifer Hennessy and Emily O’ Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd November - 18 Holes Club Singles
Keefe ran up an age group in the Girls U/12 Cork team. Cork 1st Mark Ryan (12) 41pts, 2nd John Cronin (12) 39pts, BG Karl
came third in the inter-county section. Jennifer Hennessy finished O’ Flynn (4) 36pts, 3rd Michael T. Mc Carthy (13) 39pts, 4th
in 35th position and was the fourth scorer on the Cork tean. Emily Patrick Collins (5) 39pts 5th John O’ Regan (19) 38pts
was just pipped of a Cork bronze medal as the fifth and sixth Cork Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd November - 10 Holes Club Singles
scorers were just in front of her 56th position.Both girls put in very 1st Noel O’ Driscoll (11) 20pts; 2nd Paul O’ Brien (10) 20pts
impressive performances in a huge field. They will both run for Fixtures: Midweek Open Singles continues
Munster, Cork and club teams in their U/11 age group in Cavan Sat 29th & Sun 30th November - Club Threeball
on 7th December next and should do well.
Fearghal Curtin also running up an age gave a tremendous per-
formance and finished in 11th position winning an individual
medal. He was the third scorer on the Munster team and the sec-
Ned O Keeffe TD
Will hold clinics in the East Cork area on
ond scorer on the Cork team both of which came second thus Saturday 8th December including the following:
securing a further two medals. Fearghal will also run on the
Munster and Cork teams in Cavan in his own age group.
Lorraine Bernard ran in the Cork team in the Girls U/14 team.
Carrigtwohill Community Hall 11am,
Lorraine was assigned a difficult starting gate in the inside, there- Upper Aghada, The Hall 12noon
fore she had a very bad start, but she turned on the style and came Midleton, Linehans Railway Bar 2pm,
through to finish in 49th place. Lorraine will be no doubt featur- Ballymacoda, Daly s Bar 3pm,
ing again in Cavan as she runs on the Girls U/15 Club team and Killeagh, The Hall 4pm,
also the Cork team. Youghal, The Walter Raleigh Hotel 4.30pm.
Next up was the Girls U/16 all running up an age . The Youghal
team was Emma Hennessy 41st, Emma Flavin 42nd, Ciara At Home Sunday 10.30 a.m. Tel: 022 - 25285 anytime
YOUGHAL ATHLETIC Broderick-Farrell 99th and Patricia Curtin 110th. Both Emma
Hennessy and Emma Flavin won bronze inter-county medals as
CLUB Cork came third. The girls ran very well in an extremely high
class field. The girls will now be joined by Lorraine in attempting
SPONSORed by YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION
to win National honours in Cavan in the U/15 event.
EAST CORK CHAMPIONSHIPS - DAY 1 Niamh O’ Regan ran in the Junior Ladies event on the Cork team.
Youghal AC hosted day one of the East Cork Championships on Niamh was the fourth scorer for Cork. Niamh ran a very gruelling
Sunday 16th November. Weather conditions were favourable. 4000 metre race in a class field. Again it shows what great char-
Many thanks to Peter and Sally O’ Sullivan who once again gener- acter Niamh has to come out and run for the Cork team despite her
ously provided the Club with the use of their land . Thanks also to intensive academic committments
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

all the Committee members and parents who helped lay out the
course and who helped on the day. Youghal AC had a successful
day with the Girls section leading and the Boys section in joint
lead with Midleton AC at the end of the day’s competition. The LADIES
club also had a number of athletes who were competing for their Wednesday 12th November 13 Holes Singles Stableford
first time and very well done to all these athletes. Silver 1st Frankie Forrest (12) 25pts, 2nd Martina O’ Halloran (20)
The team results were as follows; 24pts, 3rd Marian Sweeney (7) 24pts. Bronze 1st Jo Swayne (27)
Girls U/10 - 3rd, Chloe O Keefe 7th, Aine O Regan 8th, Fidelma 35pts, 2nd Sheelagh O’ Callaghan (27) 29pts, 3rd Mary Murray
Flavin 11th, Catherine Broderick 13th, Niamh Hughes, 14th, (30) 28pts, 4th Eileen Farrell (21) 27pts, 5th Avril Kelly (33) 25pts
Molly O’ Neill 15th and Niamh Buckley 16th. Wednesday 19th November - 15 Holes Club Singles
Boys U/10 - 2nd, Diarmuid Clancy 1st, Darragh Slattery 5th, Silver 1st Breeda Fitzgerald (19) 28pts, 2nd Kay Curtin (19) 25pts
Colim Breslin 7th and Padraig McCarthy 10th Bronze 1st Noreen Cronin (25) 29pts, 2nd Adrienne Mc Donnell
Girls U/12 - 1st, Jennifer Hennessy 2nd, Emily O’ Keefe 4th, (23) 28pts, 3rd Patricia Landers (27) 26pts, 4th Amanda O’ Neill
Heather Curley 5th, Niamh Berrnard 6th, Ciara Flavin 9th, Rachel Coyne (28) 25pts.
Dunne 10th, Lauren O Mahoney 15th and Aoife Hughes 16th. 10 Holes Club Singles
Boys U/12 - 3rd - Fearghal Curtin 2nd, Billy Dunne 6th, Peter 1st Maeve Troupe Kelly (15) 18pts, 2nd Gaye Fitzgibbon (36)
Breslin 12th, Conor Forde 13th and Shane Buckley 15th. 13pts
Girls U/14 - 2nd, Lorraine Bernard 2nd, Lauren McCarthy 6th, Fixtures: Wed 3rd December-Club Singles
Rihanna Cooney 7th and Leah Broderick 8th. GENTS
Boys U/14 - 1st, Ryan Cody 1st, Adam Malone 2nd, Gavin Curley Midweek Open 13 Holes Singles Stableford
3rd and Tomas Coleman 4th. 1st Sean Broderick (11) 32pts, 2nd Colman Walsh (16) 31pts, 3rd
Girls U/16 - 1st, Emma Flavin 2nd, Emma Hennessy 3rd, Ciara Danny Mac Sweeney (13) 31pts
Broderick-Farrell 4th and Patricia Curtin 5th. Sat 15th & Sun 16th November18 Holes Singles Stableford
Boys U/16 - Conor Farrell - 1st. 1st Michael T Mc Carthy (12) 45pts; 2nd Tony Scott (11) 44pts;
Boys U/18 - Eamon O’ Regan - 1st. BG William Jones (2) 38pts; 3rd Michael Ryan (12) 44pts,; 4th
Day two of the East Cork Championships will be held in Anthony Kenefick (9) 42pts; 5th William Gleeson (14) 41pts
Carrignavar on 14th December where the overall club results will 10 Holes Singles Stableford
be announced. In the meantime the Munster B Championships 1st Lar Dunne (12) 24pts, 2nd Pat Motyer (20) 23pts
will be held in Killeagh on 30th November. We have a good num- Sunday 16th November - 9 Holes Mixed Foursomes
ber of athletes entered in this competition and we also have 13 ath- 1st Tony & Amanda Coyne; 2nd Tony Fitzgerald & Catherine Mac
letes who have qualified for the All Ireland Cross Country Sweeney; BG Michael Halpin & Maeve Troupe Kelly; 3rd Jim &
Championships in Bally haise, Cavan on 7th December. Training Martina O’ Halloran; joint 4th Billy & Eileen Carroll, Loretto &
for Cross Country will continue Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in Jerry Morrison. Christmas Mixed Foursomes - Sunday 7th
Tower Park at 7pm and there will also be a training session on December at 11.30am Presentation of the Christmas Hampers
Saturday 29th November for those going to Cavan. sponsored by: Galvin’s Costcutter Supermarket, will also take
EVEN AGE ALL IRELAND CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPI- place on Sunday 7th December at 6pm
ONSHIPS Midweek Open 13 Holes Singles
TRAMORE RACECOURSE - 23RD NOVEMBER, 2008 1st Lar Dunne (9) 30pts, 2nd Frank Galvin (23) 30pts, 3rd Paul
Youghal AC had a very successful outing in Tramore winning a Morrison (16) 29pts
total of 6 All Ireland medals. Jennifer Hennessy and Emily O’ Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd November - 18 Holes Club Singles
Keefe ran up an age group in the Girls U/12 Cork team. Cork 1st Mark Ryan (12) 41pts, 2nd John Cronin (12) 39pts, BG Karl
came third in the inter-county section. Jennifer Hennessy finished O’ Flynn (4) 36pts, 3rd Michael T. Mc Carthy (13) 39pts, 4th
in 35th position and was the fourth scorer on the Cork tean. Emily Patrick Collins (5) 39pts 5th John O’ Regan (19) 38pts
was just pipped of a Cork bronze medal as the fifth and sixth Cork Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd November - 10 Holes Club Singles
scorers were just in front of her 56th position.Both girls put in very 1st Noel O’ Driscoll (11) 20pts; 2nd Paul O’ Brien (10) 20pts
impressive performances in a huge field. They will both run for Fixtures: Midweek Open Singles continues
Munster, Cork and club teams in their U/11 age group in Cavan Sat 29th & Sun 30th November - Club Threeball
on 7th December next and should do well.
Fearghal Curtin also running up an age gave a tremendous per-
formance and finished in 11th position winning an individual
medal. He was the third scorer on the Munster team and the sec-
Ned O Keeffe TD
Will hold clinics in the East Cork area on
ond scorer on the Cork team both of which came second thus Saturday 8th December including the following:
securing a further two medals. Fearghal will also run on the
Munster and Cork teams in Cavan in his own age group.
Lorraine Bernard ran in the Cork team in the Girls U/14 team.
Carrigtwohill Community Hall 11am,
Lorraine was assigned a difficult starting gate in the inside, there- Upper Aghada, The Hall 12noon
fore she had a very bad start, but she turned on the style and came Midleton, Linehans Railway Bar 2pm,
through to finish in 49th place. Lorraine will be no doubt featur- Ballymacoda, Daly s Bar 3pm,
ing again in Cavan as she runs on the Girls U/15 Club team and Killeagh, The Hall 4pm,
also the Cork team. Youghal, The Walter Raleigh Hotel 4.30pm.
Next up was the Girls U/16 all running up an age . The Youghal
team was Emma Hennessy 41st, Emma Flavin 42nd, Ciara At Home Sunday 10.30 a.m. Tel: 022 - 25285 anytime
EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE FROM INCH ROVERS

IN ALL-IRELAND CLUB FINAL
The Inch Ladies Football Team pictured in O Connor Park, Tullamore prior to the All-Ireland Senior Club Final on Sunday.
Inch Supporters Ellen Benaim, Rachel Ciara and Orla O Keeffe with Jennifer
Galvin and Katie Manning Geary
Jill Horan, Inch Rovers, in action against Claire Egan, Carnacon. Picture : Brian Lawless /
SPORTSFILE
Inch fans waiting for the throw-in.
Inch Goalkeeper Mary Hayes observing

Annie Walsh, in action against Joan a tussel between Joan Hallinan,
Hallinan, left, and Marie Corbett, Carnacon, Angela Walsh and Ciara
Picture : Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE Walsh, Picture : Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE
Robert William, Shane and Daniel Harrington and Cillian Butler
Stephanie Fitzgerald with Sarah Louise

Inch Rovers Officials Mary O’Connor, Inch Rovers, in action against Caroline McGing, Carnacon.
Flaherty Picture : Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE
Youghal United AFC vital finish to the moves. As the half went on one goal would have
done it but with both teams trying it never came and the game
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petered out to a scoreless draw.
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SCHOOLBOYS - UNDER 14’s NATIONAL CUP SAT. NOV
By Anthony Horgan & Eugene Crotty. 15TH SKIBERREEN
U16 Boys Coaches Step Down - November 21st, 2008 SKIBEREEN 9 - YOUGHAL UNITED 4
The coaches of the U16 schoolboys team, Eugene Crotty and Youghal came up against a very strong skibbereen team as the
Jamie Lawton, step down as coaches of the under 16 team on result shows but never gave up. Early goals from the home side
Thursday night, Nov. 20th, due to personal reasons. were aided with a very strong wind and united were from that
Jamie, who is only 18, is sitting his leaving cert, and has done an always fighting a uphill battle. Half time 5-1. United did score two
outstanding job with the team for a person so young. His knowl- early goals in the second half but a few mistakes were to cost them
edge of the game and his coaching was outstanding and his depar- and skib went on to score four more to round off what has to be
ture will leave a void in the team. said a fine display from them.
The club would like to thank both coaches for the time they put SCHOOLBOYS PRESENTATION SEASON 2007/08 MALL
into the squad and wishes them the best and would like to wish ARTS CENTRE YOUGHAL.
jamie the best of luck when he sits his leaving cert next June. Youghal United held their annual schoolboys/girls presentations
The club are inviting any person wishing to coach the team to con- on Friday night November 14th with vice chairman of the Munster
tact the club or any committee member as it is vital to keep this Senior Football Association Paddy Pollard was the guest on the
team together. night and he presented the tropheys and medals to the winners.
Seniors Sammy Revins chairman of Youghal United was the MC for the
Youghal United 6 - 1 Bandon night and thanked everyone for attending and said that both the
1 Fermoy 8 24 schoolboys and girls were the future of the club and it was impor-
2 Youghal Utd 7 16 tant for this side of the club to be as strong as it is. He also thanked
3 Temple Utd 7 11 Paddy Pollard for giving his time in attending.
4 Garryduff 6 10 Names of players who won awards in the next edition of Youghal
5 Glasheen 5 10 News!
6 Ballinhassig 5 7 All-Weather Pitch
7 Casement Celtic 5 1 The clubs all-weather pitch is available for hire at 25 per hour for
8 Bandon 7 1 five a side pitch or 50 for a full pitch. The man to contact is Jamie
9 CIT 6 0 on 086-3461540.
Juniors
Youghal United 1- 1 College Corinthians Gortroe Ladies Committee
1 Tramore Athletic 7 21 Make a Presentation to
Angela Walsh
2 Crofton Celtic A 6 18
3 Colg. Corinthians A 5 12
4 Colg. Corinthians B 6 12
5 Brooklodge A 8 11
6 Fermoy 8 10
7 Glasheen 8 10
8 Cobh Wanderers 8 8
9 Everton Utd 5 7
10 Crosshaven 5 6
11 Youghal Utd 8 6
12 Ringmahon Rangers 5 3
13 UCC 4 3
14 CIT A 5 0
November 16th, 2008, Report Gene Crotty. Seniors MSL DIV. 2.
C.I.T 0 - YOUGHAL UNITED 5.
Another comfortable win for united who were always in control of
this game and if the game had gone its course it cold have been a
bigger score line.
CIT should have taken the lead early in the game but David
Kearns made a fine save from the in rushing forward. This gave
Youghal the wake up call they needed and three goals in that first Fidelma Coleman presents the award to Angela Walsh for her fourth all star ladies
football title also included is Marion Mariga
half saw united take control of the game. Youghal kept up the pres-
sure and two more goals early in the second half was not surpris-
ing the way youghal were playing. The home side just had no
answers to united and looked a very poor side. Sean Kenneally
was about to score the 6th goal when the flood lights failed and the
ref had no choice but to abandon the game. It would be surprising
if united did not get all 3 points as they were so far ahead and well
in control.
Juniors
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MSL DIV. 1 EVERTON PARK SAT. NOV. 15TH
EVERTON 0 - YOUGHAL UNITED 0.
The points were shared in this game and both teams can be happy
with that although both might feel they could have got all three.
The first 15 minutes were even enough but Everton came more
into the game and it took three very good saves from Peter Geary
in the united goal to keep them in the game in that first half.
Playing down hill in the second half united slowly got into the
game and started to be the better team but just could not put the
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IN MEMORIAM
21st Birthday Remembrances Birthday Remembrance
Daly Daly
Treasured memories today of Patrick Pa Daly,
late of Greencloyne, Youghal, Special Birthday Remembrance of our dear son
and brother Patrick (Nobber) Daly, late of
Who went to heaven on Greencloyne, Youghal, Co. Cork, whose 21st birthday occurs on
11th August 2003 and 1st December 2008
Whose 21st Birthday occurs on the 1st of Dec.
No cards to write, no gifts to give,
But all our love as long as we live,
Your present needs no choosing
Look after him Lord, don t leave him alone,
Flowers it has to be On his 21st Birthday, far away from home,
And so many lovely memories If heaven had a number, Patrick,
Of the way things used to be. We could call you on the phone,
To wish you a happy 21st birthday,
Always in our thoughts And ask you to come home.
Uncle Willie, Aunty Mary, Cousin Linda xxx
Loved and missed every day by Dad, Mam and James
21st Birthday Remembrances Daly

Daly In loving memory of my Mother Ellen,
Patrick late of Late of Rhincrew, Youghal.
Greencloyne, Youghal, Whose 22nd anniversary occurs on the 20th Nov.
Happy 21st Birthday Pa,

No matter how I spend my days,
Quietly today your memory is kept,
I always think of you, No words are needed Mam,
but all I have are memories, You know I ll never forget you.
And a picture in a frame.
Love always, your daughter Mary,

Sadly missed and never forgotten Donnacha, Haley, Leana, Sophie and Kyle
your godfather Jim, Margaret and Kash.
21st Birthday Remembrances

Daly
Daly In loving memory of my Mother Ellen,
Patrick late of Greencloyne, Youghal, Late of Rhincrew, Youghal.
Whose 22nd anniversary occurs on the 20th Nov.
A fine young man you graced our lives
for 15 and a half wonderful years,
but who was tragically killed in Youghal Harbour The shock was sudden
on August 11th 2003
Happy 21st Birthday Patrick.
The blow sudden
What I would give for you to tell me you are OK, I little thought your death was near
and then maybe I would be OK too. but I will remember my whole life through
Love you and miss you always, the last few words I had with you
Your heartbroken Aunty Mary, Donnacha, Haley, Leana,
Sopie and Kyle.
Aunty Helen in Australia, Lisa and James in London Your loving son Jim, Margaret and Kash
IN MEMORIAM
8th Anniversary
Murphy
In every loving memory of my dear husband David,
Late of 1, O Reilly Terrace
Who died on Nov. 19th 2000 - Masses Offered
Eight years on still filled with sorrow, O how I wish I could see you tomorrow.
To hear your voice, your laugh once more, even to argue as we did before.
I often lie awake at night when others are asleep.
I take a walk down memory lane with tears upon my cheeks.
Some people say as time goes by the heartache will subside.
But the pain inside my heart today is the same as the day you died.
Always loved and missed by your wife Pearl.
There is never a waking moment when I don’t think of you. Every time I close my eyes
The way we used to sit and talk and things we used to do. I see your face so dear
At family gatherings you were always there telling stories, I feel your hands across my cheek
full of cheer. Singing songs and having the craic, roaring up the As you wipe away my tears
Rebels, we’ll be back. For no one knows my loss for you I hear your voice so soft and sweet
And a few would see me weep. I shed my tears of a broken heart Telling me you are near
As I lay me down to sleep. And every time I need someone
I know that you’ll be there
Love always Dad.
Sadly missed by your daughter Angeline and Loved and remembered by your daughter Pearl,
granddaughters Katie and Laura xxx son-in-law Mike, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Gone are the days we used to share Remember him with a smile today
But in our hearts you are always there He was not one for tears
The gates of memory will never close Reflect instead on the memories
We miss you more than anyone knows Of all the happy years
With tender love and deep regret Recall to mind the way he spoke
We who loved you, will never forget And all the things he said
His strength, his stance, the way he walked
Remember these instead.
Loved and missed always by your daughter Bridie, son-in-law
John, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Always loved by Sharon, Michael, Chloe and Amy
His charming ways and smiling face Eight years have passed without you, the saddest I have known.
Are a pleasure to recall The special things you did for me that only I have known.
He had a kindly word for each I thought I knew what heartache was, but I had not a clue.
And died beloved by all I found out the hard way Dad, the day that I lost you.
So much has changed since you’ve been gone To me you were one in a million, thoughtful, kind and true.
Through ups and downs our lives move on You will never be forgotten Dad, I thought the world of you
But as time rolls by one thing remains true
We will always love and remember you Always loved and missed by your daughter, Catherine,
partner Ger, grandchildren Jessica, Jennifer,
Always remembered by your son Sean and family Aisling, Ali and great granddaughter Lucy.
Though his smile is gone forever I treasure all the memories

And his hand I cannot touch In which you’ve played a part
I still have so many memories From the first I can remember
Of the Dad I loved so much Until we had to part
His memory is my keepsake A loving nature, a heart of gold,
With which I’ll never part The best father this world could hold
God has him in his keeping A laugh, a joke, a pint or two
I have him in my heart Dad, that is how I remember you.
Love you always Dad
Sadly missed by your daughter Ann, son-in-law Anthony
and grandchildren Loved and missed always by your daughter Aileen and Mike
IN MEMORIAM
4th Anniversary
8th Anniversary
In loving memory of BRIAN O’CONNELL
Mark Morrison Kilnatoora, Youghal.
20-3-85 - 20-11-04
Late of Half Way Bar, Youghal
Cherished memories of a Dear Son Whose anniversary occurs
on November 20th
So many loved you Brian,

No need for words except to say,
Did you know?
Still loved, still missed in every way. We were not ready to let you go,
We won t forget you, Brian,
You filled our lives with so much joy,
Always in our thoughts and prayers, and Your star shines now up in the sky.
remembered by Mam, Dad, brothers,
sisters, family and friends
Always loved and so sadly missed by
Your heartbroken Mam & Dad
OWEN O RIORDAN 4th Anniversary

Third Anniversary BRIAN O’CONNELL
Ashgrove Shanacoole, Youghal Kilnatoora, Youghal.
22/11/84 - 5/12/05 20-3-85 - 20-11-04
So many loved you did you know?

Cherished memories of a Dear Brother Whose anniversary occurs
I was not ready to let you go on November 20th
We won t forget you Owen

A date filled with saddness,
You filled my life with so much joy
Returns to us today,
Your star will shine now in the sky
As we stop to remember Brian
Farewell my son but not goodbye
In our own special way.
Deeply missed by your Mother Mary, Brother Peter,
Sisters Zena and Jean and friend Tony Always loved and so sadly missed by
Your Brothers Gerard and Sean
3rd Anniversary 1st Anniversary

Treasured Memories of
Albert Alan James
Late of Ashe Street
Eileen Power (nee Hackett)
6, Fitzgerald Terrace,Youghal, Co. Cork.
Who died 1st December 2005
Who died on 24th November 2007
May She Rest in Peace.
Treasured memories of a
Wonderful Husband and Father. We lost Eileen who had a heart of gold
You are forever with us, How much we miss her can never be told
No need for words as She shared our troubles and helped us along
You know we love you. If we follow her footsteps
We will not go wrong
Sadly missed by Wife Catherine, Sadly missed by her loving family
Son Alan, Daughter-in-law Beverly,
Daughters, Sian, Susan, Linda, Joe, Isabel, Joanne and Tony, Sons-in-law and Grandchildren,
Granddaughters Eva, Holly and Elaine. Brothers and Sisters.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of In loving memory of
Brian Daly Brian Daly
Whose First Anniversary occurs Whose First Anniversary occurs
2nd December. 2nd December.
They say there is a reason,

They say that time will heal,
But neither time or reason Today we light a candle
Will change the way we feel. And say a special prayer
For no one knows the heartache, We take a trip down memory lane
That lies behind our smiles, And know that you are there
No one knows how many times
This is your anniversary Brian
We have broken down and cried.
We want to tell you something You would not want a fuss
So there won’t be any doubt, Just to be remembered
You’re so wonderful to think of, And loved by all of us
But so hard to do without.
Loved and missed always Always remembered by

Your Godmother Liz, Uncle Joe and Auntie Lori. Auntie Kitty, Tom and Family
In loving memory of a much loved son, In loving memory of

brother, nephew and cousin.
Brian Daly
Brian Daly Whose First Anniversary occurs 2nd Dec.
whose First Anniversary occurs on 2nd of Dec.
We little knew that morning that God was going to call your name, A little tribute small and tender
in life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you, you did not go alone,
Just to show we still remember
For part of us went with you, the day God called you home. A heart of gold, a light so true
You left us peaceful memories, your love is still our guide, Loved and respected by all he knew
And though we cannot see you, you are always at our side. Always willing, helpful and kind
Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same,
But as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again.
What beautiful memories he left behind
Sadly missed by Dad Billy, Mam Susan,

Brothers Billy, Daniel and Darragh.
Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Parish Always Loved and Remembered by
Church, Youghal, on 2nd of December at 8.00 am Your Auntie Liz & Uncle Tadhg (Godfather)
In memory of a much loved Husband,

In loving memory of a wonderful Father and Grandfather
Nephew and Godfather.
"Billy Smiley Murphy"
Brian Daly 1, O’Briens Terrace, Youghal
26th November 2000 - 8th Anniversary
whose First Anniversary occurs 2nd Dec.
God broke the mould when he made you Dad, we know that
A sudden call from God on high, you had no chance to say this is true. For no one else has in their lives had someone quite
goodbye. Without farwell you fell asleep, like you. You were someone we could talk to, who’d advise and
But memories of you we will always keep. listen too. Your motto was "Do as I say, but don’t do as I do!!!
And those who loved you dearly are the ones who Each day we think of little things you used to do and say
won’t forget. No farewells were spoken, These memories keep you close to us, you’re never far away
We did not say goodbye. You were gone before we knew it, We each of us have memories no one can take away
And only God knows why. But we always will remember, And while we have these memories with us you’ll always stay.
Our whole life through, the last words we had with you.
Loved always by his wife Betty, daughter Ber, son Kevin and
their families. Loved and missed by his grandchildren, Ryan,
Loved and missed always Liam, Jason, Stephen, Emily, Kelly, Kady, Shaynah, Megan,
Pauline, Linda, Caoimhe, Ceili & Aisling Lauran, Jake, Sean & Jesse. Great grandaughters, Caitlin &
Libby. Remembered and missed by his friend Gordon
IN MEMORIAM
Daly
22ND ANNIVERSARY
In loving memory of a dear Mother, Mother-
in-law and grandmother Ellen Daly late of
Rhinecrew, Youghal, who died on November
20th, 1986. R.I.P.
A lot of things have happened

We wanted you to share,
So many times we needed you, Youghal Fine Gael candidates for the next local elections- Cll. Michael Beecher,
Cllr. Barbara Murray MCCC and Ken Lavan. Picture: Michale Hussey
And wished that you were here,
Our lives are so much different now,
Sometimes even new,
But a special place within our hearts,
Is always kept for you.
Always remembered by your loving son, Pat, daughter-in-law,
Marie and grandson, James
Mangan
In loving memory of our much
loved son and brother, Kevin Darren Walsh and Simon Daly from local rock band Planet Claire, John Burke
Who died 28th Nov. 2004 from the band DeBurca, musician Steve Whelan and Jed MacKay proprietor The
Gate looking forward to the forthcoming Amnesty International Gig at the Gate on
Nov. 28/29th. Photo Michael Hussey
THANK YOU
Isn t it strange that those we need and
Those we love the best,
Are just the one s that God needs too, Elizabeth Tumaini, Home of Hope, would like to thank all those
who supported the Bring and Buy Sale in The Youghal
And takes them home to rest. Community Centre. With your help we raised almost 1,000
which will go towards building a school in Mombassa.
Your heartbroken Mam, Dad, Kieran, Janet,
Phyllis, Eugene, Nephews and Nieces. Claycastle Pitch & Putt Club
The results of the fourball competition played over Wednesday, the
Mass for Kevin and Brian at 19th, saturday the 22nd and Sunday the 23rd of November was 1st
1, A, Windmill Hill on Friday 28th Nov. 8 pm Nett Shelia O’Sullivan and Declan O’Shea. 1st Gross Tom
Bulman and Michael Landers. Mixed Nett Michael Dalton and
Eileen Kelly.
Amended result of round five of this years turkey competion : 1st
THANKSGIVINGS gross Michael Landers and Michael Dalton on the back 6 holes.
Next Turkey competition begins on Wednesday the 26th, Tee off
PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY time 2:15 and continues on Saturday the 29th, Tee off time 2:15
(Never Known To Fail) and Sunday the 30th of November, Tee off time 10:30 and 2:15.
O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful Vine, Gortroe 45 Goes Cold Turkey
Splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, As is tradition the Gortroe 45 Christmas turkeys start this coming
Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Wednesday, so come to Gortroe and win a bird. Whether you like
Sea, help me and show m herein that you are my Mother. your fowl hot or cold we guarantee our birds will satisfy.
O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth. Results for Wednesday November 12th were as follows:- First
I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to suc- prize was won by Ed Leehy and Tom Quirke on 10 games. Second
cour me in my necessity. There are none that can withstand and third places were shared by Joan Hyde & Joy Brien, Tom
Walsh & Oliver Flanagan and Eily & Peig. Best of the last five was
your power. O show me herein you are my Mother. Mary won by Marge Murphy and Kay Cunningham. Denis Hurton and
conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to Mary O’Sullivan won the draw for the last game.
Thee (three times). Thank you for your mercy towards me On Wednesday November 19th, first prize was won by Liam and
and mine. Angela Collins on 9 games with the ladies Sarah Ross, Kay
The person must say this prayer on three consecutive days. Cunningham, Bea O’Callaghan &, Bridie O Sullivan sharing sec-
After three days request will be granted. This prayer must ond and third on 8 games. Eugene Kent and Mike won the best of
the last five on 3 games. The last game prize was snapped up by
be published after the favour is granted.
those two raiders Ritchie McCarthy and Tony Lupton. See you
A.O. there 9pm sharp.
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NEW BOAT EXTENDS

AQUATREK’S VISION
By Christy Parker
Aquatrek, Youghal’s excellent sail training and leisure service
unveiled Nightvision,’ the latest addition to its fleet, amidst a win-
try chill at its base at Nealon’s Quay on November 22nd.
The Excalibur Rib was designed and built by Joe Collam of Cork
company Gale Force ventures. Joe is naval architect with 15 years
of Rib design experience. Aquatrek founders John Innes and John
Griffin developed and co-ordinated the advance onboard electron-
ics themselves.
In appearance a blue & yellow hued glamour craft, Nightvision is
a seriously capable and highly advanced vessel. With an estimat-
ed value of 65,000, it boasts two, twin controlled 75 hp engines, John Griffin and John Innes from Aquatrek pour champagne over the new boat at
modified slightly to hit a top speed of 38 knots. the launching ceremony at Nealons Quay
Built to carry four, seated crew, the safety attributes meet all
recruitments for Marine Department P6 (Passenger) Licence. "Her
two electric pumps can shift 4,000 litres of water an hour, as well
as a manual pump," says John Innes. A tacho system enables
engine trimming to allow the craft’s hull to rise or dip according to
conditions, thus contributing to fuel economy, comfort and safety
Hydraulic steering is facilitated by a twin tank fuel system that
carries a total of 220 litres, giving a 160-mile sailing range, with
facility to carry spare fuel also. A hand held chart plotter doubles
as an extra onboard guidance tool alongside a built-in colour chart
topper, with radar overlays.
The more scientific strata of safety features includes VHF DSC
radio, magnetic compass, colour depth sounder and, most impres-
sive and of all a top radar system. Digital Selective Calling, which
operates like a text messaging system, automatically informs
Coastguard services and all craft in the area similarly equipped of
the boats exact position once a button is pressed. A ’killcord device John and Mary Griffin with John and Laura Innes and their children Jason age 3
attaches each passenger or crew member to the boat and immedi- and 8 month old baby Katie with the newly christened boat
ately shuts down the engines should he or she fall overboard.
Aquatrek acquired Nightvision on a double incentive. "Its
immensely important for our Advanced Powerboat Course, which
is proving every popular," John explains. "That’s where the radar
comes into its own. All commercial skippering has to have that
qualification and it includes use of radar technology. We teach reg-
ular boat users in the skill too, including high speed night naviga-
tion in closed waters."
A secondary initiative will see Nightvision convey its crew on
what John calls, with the air of a man casually envisioning white
knuckles and stomachs hitting chins, "thrill rides." Basically this
John Griffin and John Innes from Aquatrek ’Nightvision’
BREAKFAST
probably translates as unfortunate lunatics -perhaps desperately
WITH SANTA
trying to re-ignite waning love interests or something- bouncing
their way in and out to Capel Island during their ’holiday’ in Dec 6 & 20th 5-10 yrs, 10am-noon.
Youghal. The Killcord will mean they are immediately hauled Dec 13th 3-6 yrs 10-11.30am
back inside if they fall -or jump!- overboard. That means they can Come and have breakfast, play some games make a
return in one piece to throw up on the pier, collapse in a heap and Christmas craft and then .
MEET SANTA!
get dumped for being wimpish!
Following its official champagne-spraying christening,
Nightvision completed its inaugural day’s, with a highly impres-
sive showcase display in the harbour. A successful series of sea 6th & 20th Dec 15 per child, 13th Dec 12 per child
and fuel trials via a trip to Ballycotton ensued. includes quality gift from Santa.
Further course and leisure sailing information on For more details or to make a booking contact Fiona or Amanda
www.aquatrek.ie. Telephone inquiries: (024) 90542 on 087- 1208107
~ In Memoriam ~ ~ In Memoriam ~
3rd Anniversary 3rd Anniversary
Patrick (Pat) Patrick (Pat)
Fitzgerald Fitzgerald
Late of 8 Cross Lane, Youghal Late of 8 Cross Lane, Youghal
Who died on the 30th November 2005 Who died on the 30th November 2005
Today I light a candle, Forgive us dad if we should cry

And say a special prayer, For we never wanted you to die
I take a trip down memory lane Others have dads that we know
But you were ours and we loved you so
This is your Anniversary Pat,
So dad if you are watching
You would not want a fuss, From heaven up above
Just to be remembered Look after us always
And loved by all of us. As we send you a batch of love xxx
Always remembered and loved Always remembered and loved
by your wife Terry by Kim, Calum & Adam
3rd Anniversary 3rd Anniversary

Patrick (Pat)
Fitzgerald
Late of 8 Cross Lane, Youghal
Who died on the 30th November 2005
Memories of you are lovingly kept,

Someone too special ever to forget
As life goes on without you and days turn into
years, it holds a million memories,
And a thousand silent tears.
Patrick Fitzgerald
Look after him Lord, while he takes his rest, Late of Cross Lane, Youghal
and formerly of Mitchelstown
For here on earth he was truly the best. who died on 30th November 2005
Always remembered and loved
by your sons Keith and Trevor, Natasha and Always remembered
Grandson Aaron by all your Friends
3rd Anniversary SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENT

Patrick (Pat) GROUP LIMITED
(FÆs Community Employment Scheme)
Fitzgerald A Vacancy exists for a Clerical Assistant

(duties to include computer application, filing,
Late of 8 Cross Lane, Youghal telephone, post, dictaphone typing etc.)
Who died on the 30th November 2005 at Youghal Socio Economic Development Group Ltd.
St. Mary’s College, Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Memories of you are silently kept (Applicants must be eligible for FÆs Community Employment)
Someone too special to ever forget Application arrangements: Letter of application with CV and 2
Quietly thought of everyday references to: Lorraine Hogan, Youghal Socio Economic
Development Group Ltd., St. Mary’s College, Emmet Place,
Loved and missed Youghal, Co. Cork.
more than words can say On or before: 9th December, 2008.
Always remembered and loved by your

YOUGHAL INDOOR BOWLING
The weekly winners were as follows :- Tuesday 11th November ; Michael Bevan,
daughter Tanya and Granddaughter Lauren Jack Donoghue, Lily Bulman and Emily Fitzgeald. Tuesday 18th November ;
Emily Fitzgerald, Joe Martin, Lily Bulman and Jacl Donoghue. Bowling continues
next Tuesday 25 th November at 2.30pm. Venue ; GAA pavilion, Magnier’s Hill.
EBS East Cork Schools Cross Country
Tim Twomey, Secretary, Ger Flanagan PRO, John O’Regan and Sharon Cahill from
EBS Midleton sponsors presenting a cheque to Dan McCarthy Chairman East Cork
Board and Helen McSweeney Vive-Chairperson East Cork Board
St. Ferghal’s N.S., Killeagh
Clonpriest NS
South Abbey, Youghal
CUMANN NA DAOINE’S
WOMEN’S GROUP
Would like to invite you to a tea dance & Christmas craft fair on
Wed. Dec 10th 3pm-5.pm. Location:Cumann na Daoine, 4
Catherine Street, (formally known as League of the cross). Live
Music. Refreshments,Spot prizes,Craic agus Ceol. Admission 4.
All are welcome
Gaelscoil Chorain BALLYCOTTON ’10’ 2009

ENTRY PROCEDURE
The following is the entry procedure (similar to 2008) for next year’s race:
1) People apply for forms up to Friday November 28th by sending a

SAE to: Ballycotton Running Promotions, Ballycotton, Co Cork (see
note below).
2) All forms will then be posted out on the weekend of Friday Nov
28th/Sunday Nov 30th - ideally to arrive with applicants by Mon/Tue,
Dec 1st/2nd.
3) Entry form will be put up on website www.ballycottonrunning.com
on Monday evening (Dec 1st), also in John Buckley Sports (Cork),
Ger Wyley Sports (Dungarvan) and local shops (Ballycotton and
Shanagarry) that same afternoon.
Bunscoil Mhuire
4) The first 2,500 postal entries opened will be accepted.
5) All bona fide AAI (Athletics Ireland) registered club members will
be accepted (by post) up to Tuesday December 16th along with any
runner who has competed in one of the four 2008 Ballycotton Summer
Series 5-mile races.
6) All bona fide overseas entrants (by post) accepted up to Thursday
January 8th.
7) As usual, a limited number of elite athletes will be accepted up to
near race day.
PLEASE NOTE: When applying for forms, please enclose a large
(A4) SAE with the correct postage, stating the number of forms
required (if more than one form is going to the same address, one
envelope is sufficient). However, if the correct postage is not on the
envelope we cannot be held responsible for postal delays. Also, we
prefer people to enter on the official form, so ask for enough - there is
D. Clancy, A.O’Sullivan and E. Mitchell with John O’Regan and Sharon Cahill from no need to photo-copy!
EBS Midleton sponsors
EBS/EAST CORK SCHOOLS CROSS-COUNTRY, RESULTS

Girls O’Callaghan (Watergrasshill); 8 DJ Cahill (Rathcormac); 9 C
(Born 2002): 1 P Barrett (Midleton Gaelscoil); 2 S Beausang Martin (Castlemartyr); 10 C McGregor (St John the Baptist).
(Midleton Gaelscoil); 3 C O’Mahony (Youghal Bunscoil); 4 S (Born 1997): 1 D Atkinson (Watergrasshill); 2 O Coates (Midleton
O’Donovan (Midleton Gaelscoil); 5 G Lynch (Castlemartyr); 6 S CBS); 3 PJ Dennehy (Watergrasshill); 4 D Hegarty
Connolly (Youghal Bunscoil); 7 C Steele (Castlemartyr); 8 L (Watergrasshill); 5 J Leahy (Midleton CBS); 6 R Walsh (Youghal
O’Keeffe (Kilcredan); 9 L Smiddy (Gortroe); 10 H Preston Bunscoil); 7 B Dunne (Kilcredin); 8 A Murphy (Watergrasshill); 9
(Youghal Bunscoil). S Smyth (Ballintotis); 10 D Murphy (Ballintotas).
(Born 2001): 1 N Sheehan (Carraig na bhFear); 2 S Horgan (Born 1996): 1 A Stafford (Midleton CBS); 2 L Murphy (Midleton
(Midleton Gaelscoil); 3 C Leahy (Castlemartyr); 4 A Lester CBS); 3 D O’Farrell (Watergrasshill); 4 T Staurou
(Midleton Gaelscoil)); 5 M O’Neill (Youghal Bunscoil); 6 R (Watergrasshill); 5 A Malone (Gaelscoil Coran); 6 M Stafford
O’Sullivan (Midleton Gaelscoil); 7 A Bernard (Kilcredin); 8 S (Aghada); 7 S McCarthy (Midleton CBS); 8 N Guilfoyle (St John
Barry (Gaelscoil Youghal); 9 L Byrne (Clonpriest); 10 C Barry the Baptist); 9 A Joyce (Gaelscoil Youghal); 10 D Walsh (Youghal
(Castlemartyr). Bunscoil).
(Born 2000): 1 R Atkinson (Watergrasshill); 2 A O’Regan (Born 1995): C Walsh (Midleton CBS); 2 J Mellerick (Midleton
(Bunscoil Youghal); 3 C Manley-Histon (Gaelscoil Cobh); 4 A CBS); 3 P Scriven (Midleton CBS); 4 M Kenneally (Midleton
Quinn (Watergrasshill); 5 L Barry (Midleton Gaelscoil); 6 E CBS); 5 B Ahern (Midleton CBS); 6 M O’Keeffe (Midleton CBS);
Fitzgerald (Watergrasshill); 7 K Collins (Castlemartyr); 8 L 7 A Creagh (Midleton CBS); 8 J Lawton (Midleton CBS); 9 J
O’Mahony (Watergrasshill); 9 M Beausang (Midleton Gaelscoil); McGrath (Midleton CBS); 10 A Kenneally (Midleton CBS).
10 C Coughlan (Bunscoil Youghal). (Born 1994): 1 C McCarthy (Midleton CBS); 2 S Fleming
(Born 1999): 1 A Braham (Carraig na bhFear); 2 K Hegarty (Midleton CBS); 3 D Colbert (Midleton CBS); 4 R Higgins
(Watergrasshill); 3 C O’Flynn (Watergrasshill); 4 J Strain (St (Midleton CBS); 5 C Ahern (Midleton CBS).
Brigids); 5 C O’Keeffe (Castlemartyr); 6 C Motherway (Born 1993 or earlier): 1 E Casey (Midleton CBS); 2 C Swayne
(Ballintotas); 7 C O’Keeffe (Youghal Bunscoil); 8 B McCarthy (Midleton CBS); 3 L Coughlan (Midleton CBS); 4 D Walsh
(Clonpriest); 9 G Tung (Midleton Gaelscoil); 10 C Leahy (St (Midleton CBS); 5 C Curtin (Midleton CBS); 6 J Griffin
Brigids). (Midleton CBS); 7 P Lane (Midleton CBS); 8 J Cox (Midleton
(Born 1998): 1 J Hennessy (Killeagh); 2 E O’Keeffe (Kilcredin); 3 CBS).
N Brenner (Kilcredin); 4 R Dunne (Kilcredin); 5 J Moynihan
(Aghada); 6 A Ryan (Watergrasshill); 7 E Nolan (Youghal
Bunscoil); 8 C Ni Cleirigt (Gaelscoil Youghal); 9 A Bernard
(Clonpriest); 10 A O’Sullivan (Clonpriest).
(Born 1997): 1 M Ahern (Bartlemy); 2 H Curley (Gaelscoil
Youghal); 3 L McEvoy (Ballintotis); 4 Z Goggin (Gaelscoil
Youghal); 5 M Damery (Gaelscoil Cobh); 6 C O’Brien (Youghal
Bunscoil); 7 C O’Mahony (Ballintotis); 8 L O’Mahony (Killeagh);
9 M Hennessy (Midleton Gaelscoil); 10 L Kenneally (St John the
Baptist).
(Born 1996): 1 C O’Brien (St Aloysius, Carrigtwohill); 2 M
Wickliffe (St Brigids); 3 S O’Reilly (St Brigids); 4 C Fury
(Watergrasshill); 5 A Hallahan (St Colmans); 6 Z McEvoy
(Ballintotis); 7 AM Collins (St Brigids); 8 S Ringyte
(Watergrasshill); 9 O De Barra (Gaelscoil Cobh).
(Born 1994): 1 B Lynch (St Marys, Midleton); 2 E Flavin
(Pobalscoil na Trionoide); 3 C Farrell (Pobalscoil na Trionoide); 4
P Curtin (St Marys, Midleton).
(Born 1992): O Farmer (St Marys Midleton).
Boys
(Born 2002): 1 J Forde (St John the Baptist); 2 J Ryall
(Watergrasshill); 3 R Cahill (Midleton Gaelscoil); 4 C Hickey
(Gaelscoil Coran); 5 C Keily (Midleton Gaelscoil); 6 L Thompson
(St John the Baptist); 7 S Sully (Bunscoil Youghal); 8 C Joyce
(Castlemartyr); 9 P Corrifin (Midleton Gaelscoil).
(Born 2001): 1 A Leahy (Midleton CBS); 2 J O’Brien (Bunscoil
Youghal); 3 A Doran (Carraig na bhFear); 4 M Cody (Kilcredin);
5 T Hegarty (Watergrasshill); 6 D Quilligan (Youghal Bunscoil); 7
S Desmond (Watergrasshill); 8 G Carroll (Midleton Gaelscoil); 9
P O’Flynn (Rathcormac); 10 R Hayes (Castlemartyr).
(Born 2000): 1 G O’Keeney (Rathcormack); 2 C Bresnan
(Clonpriest); 3 J Hallahan (Ballycroneen); 4 A Cronin (Carraig na Angela Walsh of Cork and Inch Rovers with her All Star award pictured at the TG4
bhFear); 5 F McCallin (Wathergrasshill); 6 C Nugent O’Neill’s Ladies Football All-Stars Awards, Citywest Hotel, Dublin.
Picture: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE
(Rathcormac); 7 C Galvin (Conna); 8 C Walsh (Knockraha); 9 L
Mylan (Youghal Gaelscoil); 10 S O’Riordan (Castlemartyr).
(Born 1999): 1 D Clancy (Colaiste Coran); 2 A O’Sullivan MICHAEL AHERN T.D.
(Rathcormack); 3 E Mitchell (Ballintotas); 4 D Dennehy Minister for Innovation Policy
(Watergrasshill); 5 J Northridge (St John the Baptist); 6 T Clinics 1st and 3rd Saturday of each Month
Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
O’Donovan (Carraig na bhFear); 7 A Gorgia (Carraig na bhFear); Midleton Con. Office 55a Main Street 11.30am
8 S Barrett (Midleton Gaelscoil); 9 R Galvin (Conna); 10 C Walsh Youghal Con. Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
(Youghal Bunscoil). Also Every Monday
(Born 1998): 1 F Curtin (Killeagh); 2 C Daly (Ballintotis); 3 R Midleton Office 55a Main Street 11.00am
O’Brien (Midleton Gaelscoil); 4 J McDonnell (Saleen); 5 C Forde Youghal Office 32 Friar Street 2.00pm
(Youghal Bunscoil); 6 D McCarthy (Watergrasshill); 7 C Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael-ahern@entemp.ie
ON COURSE FOR A TASTY Youghal Athletic Club

RHINCREW CHRISTMAS Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union
Senior News:
By Christy Parker Ballycotton 5 (August):
As every turkey knows, Christmas is synonymous with the kitchen Noel Curtin - 28:56; Paul Curley - 30:38; Aoife Cooke - 32:45;
but there are good ways and disastrous ways to prepare a meal. So Ken Dempsey - 33:11; George Bulman - 36:10; Pat Arnott - 37:30
it’s just as well that Oonagh Poynton of Rhincrew Cookery Classes Eamon Flanagan - 39:01; Yvette Arnott - 48:09; Willie O’Mahony
is around to advise on the difference. Since initiating her venture - 48:30
some six months Oonagh has discovered the appetite for her serv- Well done to Noel who finished 7th overall in the series.
ice has been both eager and unrestrained. "I’ve been very pleasant- Congratulations also to Pat, Eamon and Willie who completed all
ly surprised and it’s also heartening to know that people are still 4 of the Ballycotton races.
very conscious about eating properly," she says. Cork County Novice Cross Country:
Seasonal demand sees Oonagh now running a series of Christmas Niamh Walsh and Mary O’Keeffe finished 10th and 16th respec-
courses. Each day-long event facilitates up to 10 people. The 100 tively in this event. Niamh also competed in the Munster novice
cost also includes lunch, dinner and refreshments. "We divide the cross country and came home in 16th position. well done to both
class into pairs and each pair will cover four courses, from starters ladies. It’s great to see some of our senior women representing the
to turkey and ham, Christmas cake, puddings, mince pies and so club at cross country events.
on," Oonagh explains. "So its very much hands-on. I also try to Marathons:
include some alternative recipes, like baked aubergine and red The club has been represented in the marathon arena both at home
cabbage, for example. Everyone gets to learn from what everyone and abroad over the last few months. Anne Moloney completed
else’s preparations too and of course they can take all the recipes the Berlin Marathon in a solid 4:20 and is currently in training for
home with them," she adds. her next 26.2 miles! Huge congratulations to Paul Curley who
Inherently good humoured and humorous, Oonagh is the daughter recorded a personal best of 2:53 in Dublin. He smashed his previ-
of the late, renowned butcher Dick Power and the recently ous record of 2:57 (Amsterdam ’07). 4 minutes was a huge time
deceased Ann. Her commitment to cuisine derives from her child- reduction from the flat course of Amsterdam to the challenging
hood. "I used to love helping my grandmother, Kitty, making hilly terrain of Dublin. Great running Paul! George Bulman flew
stews, casseroles and puddings at home. She was particularly good the flag stateside, completing the New York Marathon in a time of
at making lamb dishes," she recalls. 3:56. Well done George.
In 2005, the former hairdresser undertook a 12-week course at the Ladies Run:
culinary temple known as Ballymaloe, under the priestess of all This continues from Tides at 7pm on Monday evenings. All wel-
plates, Darina Allen. The intended beneficiaries were expected to come.
be family and friends but armed with ability and driven by ambi- Road League:
tion, Oonagh also began nurturing what is now a very successful Our 2 mile road league resumed for the winter on Thursday 20th
presence on the farmer’s market circuit. "I mostly sell homemade November at 8pm from Tides. Reflective vests must be worn by
chutneys, jams, pates, soups, quiches and various cakes," she says. all runners.
"I use only Irish produce," she adds. If the proof is in the eating,
the guarantee is in the ingredients. "Its crucial to use good quality.
It always shows," she states categorically.
Claycastle Pitch and Putt
From the outset, legal abeyance required Oonagh to install a com- The results of the Turkey competition played over wednesday the
mercial kitchen for her burgeoning business. "So eventually I 12th, Saturday the 15th and Sunday the 16th of November was 1st
decided to capitalise on that by running cooking courses as well," Nett Michael Dalton and Rita Ryall;1st Gross Edward Long
she informs. and Michael Ryall. 2nd Nett Pompy and Ted Healy.
A Jamie Oliver devotee, the mother of four generally runs Next Competition is a fourball starting on Wednesday 19th, Tee off
Saturday ’entertainment’ catering courses. Succulent aromas time 2:00 and continues on Saturday 22nd, Tee off time 2:00 and
across Rhincrew emanate from vegetarian, pasta, fish and chicken Sunday the 23rd, Tee off time 10:30 and 2:00.
dishes, across starter, main dishes and desserts.
Men and women, aged 18 to 80, of various abilities and none, have
been seen to roll up their sleeves. Most share a common trait -fear!
PARTY ON!
As their tutor notes, "Most people regard others as better cooks Youghal’s newest children’s party venue, are holding 3 special
then themselves and so are afraid to cater for anyone outside their Saturday morning events where children between the ages of 3
own family. Then they find it’s actually quite easy to make food and 10 years can come along have breakfast play some games and
that tastes so lovely." make a Christmas craft before meeting Santa who will give each
And so this is Christmas. With two entertainment and one child a gift.
Christmas course booked out, places remain on one Christmas The breakfast parties will held in the Youghal Methodist Hall on
offering, with the possibility of another transpiring. Entertainment 6th and 20th December, 10-noon for children aged 5-10 years and
courses resume on January 10th. Meanwhile Course gift vouchers on 13th Dec, 10-11.30am for children aged 3-6 years. E15 per
are obtainable and Oonagh will also construct and deliver person- child including all food, crafts and a quality gift. Parents are wel-
ally defined gifts or hampers from her wide range of homemade come to stay on the 6th and 20th but we ask that they stay with the
produce. Inquiries: (024) 91838; Mobile: 087-6899861 younger ones on the 13th. Tea and Coffee will be provided for
those who wish to stay and share the magic.
For further information call Amanda or Fiona on 087 1208107
St Ita’s G.A.A. Club
ANNUAL GENERAL Ettie Scully, Ballykilty, Killeagh
MEETING
Wishes to thank all her family and friends, also her
employer, Angela O’Loughlin, Matron and her work col-
On 14th December at Gortroe hall leagues at St. Raphael’s Hospital. Also Youghal Nursing
Time:5pm Home who were so kind to me, many thanks. The Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.
ALL WELCOME
Christmas for Everyone

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Public Open Day, Friday 28th November 2008, 2-7pm

With over 3,500 ft of dedicated office space, this

Are you a small business?

Rent an Office - Options:

"Hot-Desk Facility" Ideal For:

GAZEBO ís COMPUTER SERVICES

YOUGHAL HOLIDAY HOUSES AC Computer Solutions

L Jim Long L CAL FLAVINS TOPLINE

LIAM HEALY Extensions and Renovations

Kilnatoora Cleaning Services EAST CORK LETTINGS

OPEN UNTIL 9PM MON-FRI - 8PM SATURDAY & 7PM SUNDAY

SCOIL CHOR`IN 25 BLIAIN

Una de Paor, Sean O’Murchu, Eivlin Bhreathnach

Liam O’Laochdha and Aingeal U

YOUGHAL JUVENILE GAA

Pictured at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Revenue

Fri, 28th Nov - THE FANT

Carewswood Garden Centre Castlemartyr, Co. Cork

- CUSTOMER DAY - THE VAGUE

INCH FOROIGE FUNDRAISER NIGHT NEW YORK CITY MARATHON

Inch Foroige fundraisers and volunteers supporting the race

Youghal & Surrounding Area

Food Take Away Collection

ALSO COLLECTIONS AND DELIVERIES

Sex and The City at the Michael Ahern T.D.

YOUGHAL FLOWER AND

Remenbrance Mass for deceased Residents, Staff and

Element Clothing Hosts Pre-

Models Emer O’Sullivan, Jean Niamh Shanahan, proprietor & Emer

Edel Murphy, Sarah O’Mahoney, Nessa O’Mahoney & Tracy O’Mahoney

Mary Pigott, Aisling Horgan & Heidi McCarthy

SUPER VALU COMBATS YOUGHAL NATIONAL SCHOOLS

CAR BOOT SALE

Car Boot Sale Youghal GAA Pavilion

BUN SCOIL MHUIRE

Bun Scoil Mhuire is wheelchair and buggy accessible.

On this Thursday night here in the parish of Clashmore Killeagh Choir

PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD

YOUGHAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND Inch Charity Horse Race

A bouquet of flowers being presented to A presentation being made to Bree

Final farewell to a much loved Matron of Youghal Community Hospital and

Friends and supporters of Inch Charity Horserace

PUBLIC OPEN DAY FOR ’STATE YOUGHAL DISABILITY

Launch of Grange National

4,152.48 for Killeagh/Inch

Imokilly Oil East Cork Cross-Country Championships

Youghal Girls U10 Team

Youghal AC Boys under 10 team

Girls U12 Winnerss Maeve Ahern

Brian Atkinson Carrignavar winner of

Permanent TSB, 53 North Main

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Turas go dti Gaeltacht na Rinne agus Colasite na Rinne. Cinniri: Robaird de

The Pobalscoil na Trionoide Student Council

The Pobalscoil na Trionoide Executive Student Council

YOUGHAL UNITED AWARDS NIGHT ’07-’08

Len Rodgers Memorial Cup u10 winning team

Player of the Year: Paddy Pollard,

Youghal United Awards Night YOUGHAL GAA NEWS

CHRISTMAS CHARITY FAIR AT GREENBARN

Catriona, Fionn and Oisin Hill with