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Vol. 5 Issue 24 Oct 16th 2008
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WORLD OF PROPERTY hotspot for investment. Our commercial plot in Lodz was recent-
ly termed ’the best location in Europe’ by a highly respected real
Telephone 058 23457/ 087 8581811 estate agent. We are delighted to have made such progress so far
Why Poland? in Poland and very excited to be one of the first Irish-owned
Poland is the largest of the Central European countries recently Companies to recognise its potential and be able to offer our
acceded to the EU, with a population of almost 39 million, includ- clients a share in such an opportunity. For further information
ing millions of extremely well educated personnel, and set to grow please call Peter French on 086-2373812.
as Poles return home to an improved economy and prospects. The
country is developing at twice the rate of Western Europe and
indeed is one of the largest EU countries. Its location right in the TRADITIONAL BOAT BUILDING
centre of Europe gives it substantial advantages in terms of invest- A joint venture,
ment potential, such as ease of exports and communications net-
work linking East, West, North and South Europe and beyond. Its
between Cappoquin
location alone attract investment worldwide, and its status as a tar- Rowing Club and the
get for investment is confirmed by reports prepared by several of Galway School of Boat
the worlds top consultancy fIrms, e.g. Ernst & Young and AT Building, has just been
Kearney. Its attraction for investment is enhanced by incentives
such as EU funds, Special Economic Zones, and Business and announced whereby a
Technology Parks, as well the current large-scale improvements to course in traditional
existing communications networks, and construction of new roads boat building will be
and railways, and its legal system is favourable to establishment of conducted during the coming Winter months under the
businesses by foreigners. Familiar names amongst the companies
already making Poland an important and strategic base in their auspices of Mr. Jimmy Horgan, an internationally
manufacturing and distribution operations include Phillips, Dell, recognised Shipwright.
Gillette, McDonalds, Tesco, Lidl, Corning, Daewoo and For details contact: Mr. Denis Murray (087) 2538342
Microsoft.
Further illustration of Poland’s rapid development is provided by
statistics such as: CHICKEN SUPPER IN
LAURELS FINAL
* GDP in 2007 6.6% and predicted at 5.5 in 2008, expected to rise
even further towards 2012.
* Gross average monthly pay in the 2nd quarter of 2007 was up by
8.9% on the previous year to 2,644.34 PLN (approx 830). Local butcher Sean Twomey’s dog Chicken Supper has reached
* Falling unemployment levels (from 17.6% to 11.1 since 2004) the Cashman’s Bookmaker Irish Laurels Final in Curraheen
with the main cities below 5%. Park next Saturday, 18th Oct.Trained locally by John &
* Poles spent 21 bn PLN (approx 6.56 bn) on cars alone in 2007 Margaret Kiely, reached the final with an outstanding run on
(one third more than in 2006). Saturday night, finishing second in a time of 28.27. Drawn in
* Sales of domestic appliances increased by 25% in 2007. trap 3 for the final, this fellow can go all the way with a lucky
Along with its location, Poland’s huge and dynamic domestic mar- break on the night.
ket increases its status as a prime country for investment. Unlike It was Chicken Supper 6th race in the last 22 days, 4 at
other European locations, its own citizens can now afford to pur- Curraheen Park, 2 at Youghal with four of the six races on con-
chase property, and given the need for some 3,000,000 more secutive nights. Great credit is due to all connections to reach
homes in the next few years, and the current construction of only the final of such a prestigous event, wishing them all the best on
100,000 per year, it becomes clear that the residential real estate Saturday night and hoping Chicken Supper can pull it off on the
market holds vast potential for the coming years. Even outstrip- night
ping that sector in terms of investment return at the moment are
THANKSGIVINGS
the commercial and office space sectors, to which many of the
world’s largest real estate investors are now directing their focus.
Visitors to Poland will find it a country of huge diversity - from its PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
pretty seaside resorts to large woodland complexes, lakes and (Never Known To Fail)
mountains, quaint small towns and large cities with their combina-
tion of proudly preserved historical quarters alongside spectacular O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful Vine,
modem shopping centres. Perhaps the best example of the blend- Splendour of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God,
ing of traditional and modem can be found in the city to the south Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea,
of the country, and termed the cultural capital of Poland Krakow. help me and show me herein that you are my Mother. O Holy
Irish visitors to Poland seem to forge a particular affection for Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth. I humbly
Krakow, particularly in terms of atmosphere and welcome - the beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my
beautiful historical city of Krakow. Its points of interest for necessity. There are none that can withstand your power. O show
tourists explain the millions of visitors it attracts from all over the me herein that you are my Mother. Mary conceived without sin
world - the Jewish quarter where the atmosphere reflects it perse- pray for us that have recourse to Thee (three times). Thank you for
cuted past, the Seminary and residence of its much loved Pope your mercy towards me and mine. Amen. Said for 3 days and after
John Paul II, its stunning cloth hall standing in the centre of the that request will be granted. Publication must be promised when
biggest market square in Europe, and the hub of the city during the necessity is granted. Favours received, Publication promised.
summer. The vibrant and festive atmosphere here (helped by the A.R.
150,000 students of its Universities) surprises most first-time vis- NOVENA TO SACRED HEART
itors who arrive expecting something quite different and perhaps
austere, but Krakow quickly goes to the heart of many who return Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This
to holiday there time and time again. time I ask you this special one (Mention Favour). Take it dear
As well as several developments in Krakow though, World of heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart where
Property has also established activities in Poznan, a city very sim- your Father sees it, then in his merciful eyes it will become your
ilar to Krakow, and Lodz, the most centrally located city in favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for three days and favour
Poland, and currently undergoing a huge revival set to make it a will be granted. Never known to fail.
hotspot for investment. Our commercial plot in Lodz was recently A.R.
termed ’the best location in Europe’ by a highly respected real
Youghal News.....Oct 16th 2008
Lady Vice Captain Breda Curtin, Paula Brennan winner of the I.L.G.U. Pendant
held on Wednesday September 10th and Lady Captain Sheila Coyne
Lady Vice-Captain Breda Curtin, Cora Callaghan of John Brosnan & Co. spon-
sors, Edel Coyne winner and Sheila Coyne Lady Captain
Lady Vice-Captain Breda Curtin, Cora Callaghan of John Brosnan & Co. spon-
sors, Eileen Cashman winner of Category B and Sheila Coyne Lady Captain
Cat B winners pictured with Alison O Connor of Youghal Pharmacy-sponsors,
Lady Captain Sheila Coyne and Lady Vice-Captain Breda Curtin
Cat B winners pictured with Alison O Connor of Youghal Pharmacy-sponsors, Lady Vice-Captain Breda Curtin, Cora Callaghan of John Brosnan & Co. spon-
Lady Captain Sheila Coyne and Lady Vice-Captain Breda Curtin sors, Frances Cunningham winner Cat. C and Sheila Coyne Lady Captain
Youghal News.....Oct 16th 2008
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CALCUTTA - WHERE YOUR received 920 towards the running of their centres and covering
the costs of education and healthcare for the children in their areas.
MONEY WENT!!! Last, but certainly not least I donated 800 to Charisma House to
allow Wahid and Karman attend school, and to enable the kids
I want to say a big thank you to everyone who donated money so
from the Bandarpati area to avail of the support provided by the
kindly to me before my trip to India. I am going into my final year
foundation e.g., education, food, clothes.
in Nursing in UCC so it was the last summer I’d have an opportu-
Without your encouragement and support I would not have been
nity to take such a trip. I left on the 10th June to spend 3 months
able to have such a rewarding experience. I feel priveleged to have
in India. I spent 2 and a half months working in Calcutta and spent
had such a wonderful summer and encourage anyone interested in
my last 2 weeks travelling. While in Calcutta I volunteered with 3
volunteering to seize the opportunity and embrace the experience.
organisations:
Thanking You,
Calcutta Stations Mission: This voluntary organisation bases itself
`ine O’Brien, Gortroe.
along the railway lines in one of Calcutta’s poorest areas, Topsia.
People here lived in slum huts made from bamboo sticks, mud and
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dump. Here people made their living by rummaging through the
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In Memoriam
1st Anniversary of Swayne
our Dear Brother Rememberance and belated (1st)
Anniversary of my late dear brother
- Maurice of Connolly TCE.
John O Shea North Cross Lane.
who died on Oct 21st 2007 who died on October 5th 2007
Time passes
We cannot bring the old days back, and life goes on,
when we were all together. but from my heart
The family chain is broken now, you are never gone.
but memories live forever.
Rest in peace dear brother
Sadly missed by your brother. Very deeply missed your sister Catherine (Kitty)
Bill, Mikie, your sister Aggie and Family.
12th Anniversary of
1st Anniversary
in Loving Memory of Frank10thMcCarthy
October
Late of Burgess Killeagh
John O Shea
who died on Oct 21st 2007
It s been 12 years now since you departed
We never expected you to die and since that day I m broken hearted.
God gave us strength to bear it In my heart I keep you close
The pain I feel no body knows
why did you leave,
God took you home because he had a plan.
we wonder why,
But he took from me a special man.
you never said I miss you so much that it makes me cry
your last goodbye But my love for you will never die.
Sadly missed by his loving daughter Patricia, partner
Always remembered By your sister Pauline, Tommy, grandchildren Michael, Devina, Ryan, Molly and
Brother-in-law Wack, Kelly and Barry Robyn, and great grandson Dylan.
Anniversary of
Noonan
Youghal and New Jersey
In Memoriam
Terry Dower
1st Anniversary
David Watkins Teresa Watkins who died on the 10th Oct 2007. R.I.P.
3RD Anniversary Birthday Remembrance
21ST September 2005 6TH September
Memories have such lovely ways,
Sadly missed along life s way, We cannot send you a birthday card,
Quietly remembered every day, Your hand we cannot touch. of bringing back our yesterdays.
No longer in our life to share, But God will take our greetings
But in our hearts he s always there. To the one we love so much.
1st Anniversary
Our Loving Father
Terry Dower
Noel Hehir 1st Anniversary
22rd Oct 2007
We sat beside your bedside, In loving memory of uncle Terry
Our hearts were crushed and sore; Ours is just a simple prayer that God
We did our duty to the end,
Til we could do no more. will keep you in his care.
In tears we watched you sinking,
We watched you fade away; Will those who think of Terry today.
And though our hearts were breaking, A little prayer to Jesus say.
We knew you could not stay
You left behind some aching hearts,
That loved you most sincere;
We never shall and never will, Remembered always by his nieces
Forget you, Father dear.
and nephews.
Sadly missed by you loving son and daughter-in-law Joe
and Eavan
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Bryn Bailey pictured with family and friends who took part in the Evening Echo
Ladies Mini Marathon held on 28th September last to raise funds for Cope
Foundation.
Winnifred Hegarty, Genevieve Neville, Bree Rosney, Eleanor Barry and Anne
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YOUGHAL INDOOR
BOWLING CLUB
The Autumn League has reached the penultimate stage, with five
of the seven rounds completed. Three share the lead on thirteen
Ciara O’Gorman, North & East Cork County CIS, Stacey Quinlivan, Cumann na
Daoine, John Dooley, Paulina Szymanska and Sheila Coveney, Youghal CIC.
points each.
The teams are Nos. 3, 6 and 8 and they are skippered by :-
YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB John Fitzgerald, Michael Shields and Lilly Bulman.
The two final rounds are scheduled for Tuesday 14th and Tuesday
Youghalcyclingclub.com 21st October. We can look forward to a close contest before the
ultimate winning team is known.
With a successful 2008 cycling season drawing to a close the club Winners of the weekly prizes for Tuesday 7th October were :- Joe
is looking forward to next year and has four official tours pencilled MArtin, Carol Mullally, John McGrath and Lily Bulman.
in to the national cycling calendar. These tours will take place over Bowling every Tuesday afternoon from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m at
the summer months of May, July, August and September. Looking the GAA pavilion, Magner s Hill. The club is actively seeking new
forwards the club is actively encouraging new members to join member and would welcome anyone who would like come along
either as active cyclists, or as volunteers to give a hand at club to see what indoor bowling is all about.
events.
HOMECOMING CELEBRATIONS
IN INCH FOR CORK LADIES
FOOTBALL TEAM
Laura Lucey, Lynda Galvin, Sophie Day, Donna Hennessy and Alana Nolan
Inch Rovers players on the Victorious Cork Team, Ciara Walsh, Mary O Connor,
Annie and Angela Walsh, Amy O Shea and Anne Marie Walsh.
Maurice O Mahoney, Principal, Staff and Pupils of Inch National School Pictured with the Victorious Cork Ladies Football Team and The Brendan Martin Cup
Angela and Ciara Walsh pictured with nieces and nephews at the school Pupils pictured with The Brendan Martin Cup
KILLEAGH/INCH COMMU-
NITY COUNCIL
A meeting of the above was held in Killeagh Hall on Thursday 3rd
Holder of 10 All-Ireland Senior Medals and former pupil at St. Ferghal’s National October with 17 members in attendance.
School Mary O’Connor pictured with her niece and nephews. Andrew O’Mahoney from the Irish Red Cross had been invited to
speak to the meeting regarding the proposed purchase of two
defibrillators and the organising of training courses for volunteers
in our Parish. He advised the meeting on the implications of same
and it was agreed that two defibrillators would be purchased and
training courses organised. An appeal was launched for volun-
teers with most of those present at the meeting putting their name
forward. This training course is open to all members of our parish
and as a large number of volunteers would be required to make
effective use of the defibrillators in our area we would appeal to
people to consider assisting with this endeavour. If you are inter-
ested please contact any member of the Community Council or
text 086-2324844 with your details.
Community Care: The meeting was alerted to the fact that the per-
Mary O’Connor signing Kelli sonal alarms should be checked on a regular basis to ensure that
Coleman’s Cork Jersey Catherine Mulcahy with Mary they are functioning properly. If you have or know of anyone who
has one of these alarms please ensure that they are checked on a
fortnightly basis. Any problems can be notified to any communi-
ty council member.
County Council: Cork County Council had been contacted
regarding a number of issues raised at the September meeting
including the upgrade of the water scheme, the state of roads with-
in our parish, flooding at Cork Road Corner and other matters. No
reply had been forthcoming at the date of the October meeting. It
was agreed that the Council would again be lobbied in connection
with these problems and any new matters brought to the attention
of the committee which included installation of public lighting at
Ard na Greine and other matters. Hopefully answers would be
Mary O Connor Speaking to the pupils available for the next meeting.
NRA - No progress was reported on the proposed traffic calming
measures, footpaths etc for Killeagh village. No communication
had been received from the NRA in relation to same.
Parking: The issued of parking at Cork Road corner and on dou-
ble yellow lines outside our local national school were raised.
Illegal parking in these areas is causing a traffic hazard and endan-
gering lives in our village and in particular the lives of our children
and lollipop lady at the school. Please park carefully and think of
the safety of others when you park in Killeagh village.
The possibility of setting up a community group for young moth-
ers in Inch was discussed and it was agreed that some research
would be done on same and reported back on at the November
meeting in Inch which will be held in Inch hall on Thursday
November 6th @ the new winter time of 8 p.m.
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autumn sun to their backs.
Bandon broke the deadlock with a great pass that split the Youghal
defence, where the Bandon player gathered the ball half way
inside the Youghal half and left the defence for dead. She then shot
from the edge of the box and curled a blistering shot past the
Youghal goalie giving her no chance. 12 MONTH MEMBERSHIP OF
AURA LEISURE CENTRE,
This gave Bandon great heart and they piled on the pressure and
this pressure eventually paid off when they won a penalty 10 min-
utes before the break. Up stepped Becky Barrett of Bandon to
show strong nerves in front of the large Youghal support to slot the
ball past the Youghal keeper to give the Bandon girls a 2 - 0 lead.
Bandon looked comfortable at this stage but the Youghal girls kept
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Youghal News.....Oct 16th 2008
YOUGHAL G.A.A. a great occasion and lets hope it enspires some of these lads to
want to return to Croke Park wearing the red of Cork. A full report
Not a lot happening on the playing field at the moment with the on the day including pictorial will be published in the next issue.
season winding down for the Adult Club however the Intermediate
Hurlers have qualified for the league quarter finals and will be
playing over the next week or so. It is impossible at this time of
year to get confirmed fixtures for games as a lot of teams are out
of Championship action and have little interest in completin’g their
league fixtures as has happened to the Junior hurlers who have 20th Anniversary INVITATION
qualified for the league final but could have done with another Cumann Luthchleas Gael Eochaill
couple of league outings as their opponents have been unable to
cordially invites
field teams over the last couple of week.
The Minor footballers had a disapointing end to the Championship The People of Youghal
losing out to Fr. O’Neilis in the decider in extra time, but they are
fielding a young side with nine of the Team still Minor next Year
and hopes are high that these lads will lead the rejuvenation of to celebrate the success of the
football in the Club. They are being followed closely by a strong 1988 INTERMEDIATE HURLING TEAM
U16 football side who Won the league beating Aghada by a com- in winning the Cork Intermediate Hurling Championship Final
fortable margin. It was disapointing that they were caught cold in against Kilbrittain, at Pairc Ui Chaoimh
the first round of the championship by a good Russell Rovers side
as it could have been a great double, The U15 football team won
their respective Championship in style backed up by an impres- The celebration will take place at Club Aras Eochaille,
sively improving U14 side who reached the Championship Final Magniers Hill, Eochaill
losing out to Killeagh who progressed to a County final. This side
were narrowly pipped to a league final spot on a scoring count Friday 17th October 2007 FROM 8.00pm onwards
back but had a great year for a side who had struggled over the last We sincerely hope you can be present with us on the night.
couple of Years. The U12 Hurlers again shone bright but just failed You are welcome to bring other guests with you.
at the final hurdle losing to Aghada in both the League and Light Refreshments will be served.
Championship deciders. The selectors were disapointed with these
results especially after comfortably beating their victors in the ear-
lier rounds of the league. These guys will be challenging for hon-
ours for Years to come in Hurling and Football and with the U11’s Cumann Luthchleas Eochaill
going well and qualifying again for the West Waterford league Magnets Hill, Eochaill,
final the pressure is back on the Senior Club to step up to the mark. Co. Corcai.
THE HEROES OF ’88
The Club are delighted to announce that we are holding a Reunion DON’T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN
for the 1988 Intermediate Hurling County Champions on Friday CORK’S MOST EXCITING DRAW
night October 17th at Club Aras.
The following are a few extracts from reports on that great day.
Youghal win in Cliffhanger Gallant effort by Kilbrittain
Glaring defensive errors at crucial periods proved an insurmount-
Cork G.A.A. Clubs
able handicap for KilbrittainYoughal take their first title since
1969 despite conceding the teritorial battle on the day opportunist Superdraw 2008/2009
goal from corner forward Tommy O’Connell after 6 minutes
Youghal regularly on the Total Prize Fund 575,000
defensive as the fist half aged with Daithi Cooney playing a key
role between the sticks; He was well supported by a strong defence
in which Con Spillane, Kevin Curtin, Ger Motherway and Pat * BENEFIT YOUR LOCAL CLUB: CLCG EOCHAILL
Grace were especially resolute before the break. A speculative lob Currently 55% of each contribution comes back to the club and
from Tony Coyne found it’s way to the net after 24 minutes to is used in the promotion of gaelic games, particularly for the
leave the half time score YoughaI2-2, Kilbrittain 6 points The youth of our town. An increase in Draw Members we would
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JUVENILE CLUB
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Youghal News.....Oct 16th 2008
YOUGHAL ATHLETIC Lauren O’ Mahoney 39th, Aisling Daly 34th and Aoife Hughes
CLUB
47th. The girls put in good performances in a very strong field;
they did not feature in the A medals but we are awaiting to hear the
SPONSORED BY YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION B results. We had three boys running in the U/13 race and all gave
a very good display as they are only returning to training . Billy
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Dunne came 13th, Daniel Smiddy 26th and Shane Buckley who
The first day of the Championships was held at Carrigadrohid, was running in his first race did well to finish in 31st place.
Macroom on 5th October. The weather was superb. There were The Girls U/15 team continued their success and won the County
big numbers especially in the younger age groups and the standard Team title easily. The team included Emma Hennessy 4th, Emma
was very high. We had a team of six girls competing in the Girls Flavin 5th, Ciara Broderick-Farrelly 6th and Patricia Curtin 16th.
U/10 race. Most of these girls were running for their first time and The three girls won bronze individual medals and the team won
gave tremendous performances. The girls were led home by Aine gold medals. Eamon O Regan ran another good race in the U/17
O Regan and followed by Chloe O Keefe, Fidelma Flavin, age group and we are still awaiting the full result of this race.
Catherine Broderick, Niamh Hughes and Erin Hughes. They Niamh O Regan became County Champion in the U/19 race when
were not in the medals but have plenty of talent and will improve she won easily. It is great to see Niamh competing as she is the
with training. longest serving athlete in the club coompeting in cross country;
Diarmuid Clancy ran another superb race in the U/10 age group to this was her last race in the Counties in the juvenile ranks and
defend his County Championship title in style. He obtained his hopefully she will go to compete in the Munsters and Nationals.
individual gold medal. Padraig McCarthy who was running his TRAINING
first Championship race competed very well. Unfortunately the Cross Country
lads did not have a team. Mondays - 6pm, Glenbower Wood
Fearghal Curtin ran up an age in the U/12 race. He finished in 8th Tuesday - 7pm, Tower Park
place in a very fast field just outside of the medals. Thursday - 7pm, Tower Park.
The U/ 12 Girls team were extrememly unlucky to finish in 4th Track & Field
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Lorraine Bernard and Lauren McCarthy ran in the U/14 race.
Lorraine cruised through the field to finish in 3rd place securing a
bronze individual medal. Lauren finsihed well up the field also.
The U/15 girls team of Ciara Broderick-Farrelly, Emma Flavin and
Patricia Curtin ran up an age in the U/16 race with Tuathla Lucey.
They secured the silver medal position with some courageous and
strong running shown by the ever improving girls. Emma Flavin
finished in 4th place, Ciara Broderick-Farrelly in 6th place,
Patricia Curtin 14th and Tuathla Lucey in 18th place. Emma and
Ciara both won bronze individual medals.
Eamon O Regan put in a very good performance running up in the Lorraine Bernard and Lauren
McCarthy after G/14 race Aine O Regan Eamon O Regan
U/18 race finishing in 14th place.
UNEVEN AGE GROUP -
YOUGHAL AC HAVE 3 NEW COUNTY CHAMPIONS AND
WIN TWO TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS
The second day of the Championships took place in Carrignavar
on 12th October. It was dry but very foggy but luckily enough the
fog cleared in time for the first race. Our U/9 Girls team of Aine
O Regan, Erin Hughes and Victoria Gyurka started the day with
very good runs from all these girls who are all very new to run-
ning. Unfortunately the girls were short for a team as Niamh
Buckley has been very sick over the last few days.
The under 11 Girls had a big team of 9 as the under 10s were run-
ning up also. Jennifer Hennessy had a tremendous race to become
County Champion. She was followed by Emily O Keefe in 3rd
place. Both of these girls got individual medals. Niamh Bernard
came 7th narrowly missing out on anindividual medal. She was
followed by Rchel Dunne in 9th place, Rachel Geary 20th, Diarmuid Clancy and Fearghal Curtin Claudette Kelly and Niamh O Regan
Laura Whyte 33rd, Fidelma Flavin 40th, Catherine Broderick 53td
and Niamh Hughes 60th. The girls won the County Championship
team prize in great style.
The Boys U/11 race was a thriller with Fearghal Curtin and Adam
Buckley of W. Muskerry battling it out from the half -way mark.
Fearghal got the edge in the last 50 metres and became County
Champion. Diarmuid Clancy put in another tremendous perform-
ance finishing in 3rd place and running up an age. Conor Forde
had a great race to finish in 26th place and is showing great
improvement this season. Padraig McCarthy finished in 40th
place and Jack O Rourke in 43rd place. The lads were very
unlucky to miss out in bronze medals missing by only 9 points.
The U/13 Girls team was mainly made up of under 12 girls run-
ning up an age namely Heather Curley 19th, Ciara Flavin 35th,
Lauren O’ Mahoney 39th, Aisling Daly 34th and Aoife Hughes Girls U/15 Team - P. Curtin, C. Broderick Farrelly, E. Hennessy and E. Flavin
Youghal News.....Oct 16th 2008
In Memoriam W.W.E.C.
SCHOOLBOYS LEAGUE
In Loving Memory
Results for w/e 12th Oct
Noel Hehir Under 12 League ..Ardmore 4 Cappoquin 2
Under 12 League..Valley 0 Pinewood 3
5, Sweetfields Estate Under 16..Kilworth 1 Cappoquin 2
who died on the 23rd Oct 2007 The Under 16 league match between Valley and Pinewood did go
ahead but I do not have the score.Communication breakdown
You can only have one father. again.Results please to 087-6601083, website needs to be kept
Patient, kind and true. updated and we all like to read about our exploits in the
He loved us all so very dear and we all loved him too. papers.Postponement details also need to be sent to the phone.
But God in his Mercy will give us hope and help us Fixtures for w/e 19th Oct
bear the strain of the one we cherished loved and Friday 17th Oct..Under 11 League..Cappoquin V Ardmore
lost, to meet in Heaven again. Friday 17th Oct..Under 14 League..Cappoquin V Gaeltacht
As we look upon his picture. Sat 18th Oct..Under 12 Nat Cup..Clashmore V Bandon..2pm
Sweet memories we recall of a face so full of sunshine Sat 18th Oct..Under 12 League..Ballybridge V Valley..12.30pm
and a smile for one and all. Sat 18th Oct..Under 12 League..Pinewood V Brideview..12.30pm
Sweet Jesus take this message, Sat 18th Oct..Under 16 League..Ballybridge V Valley..1.45pm
to our dear father up above. Sat 18th Oct..Under 16 League..Kilworth V Gaeltacht..12 noon
Tell him how we miss him and give him all our love. Sat 18th Oct..Under 16 League..Pinewood V Brideview..1.45pm
Keep a close eye on the website wwecsl.leaguerepublic.com for all
Sadly missed by his loving daughter Noelle, and grandchil- fixtures, results, postponements.Check with local clubs before trav-
dren Gary Ian & Ciara elling and good games to all in action this coming weekend.Don’t
forget to get the results to me as soon as poss..thanks.
Match Report..Under 12 League Ardmore 4 Cappoquin 2
In Loving Memory The weather was fine in Ardmore on last Saturday when
Treasured Memories of
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