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HISTORIC WALLED PORT OF YOUGHAL MURAL

Colette Forde and Lucy Heaphy from Youghal Celebrates History, Nicola Lucey from For ige, Owen Scuffins Artist with Cait Mhic-Inneiri and pupils from Gaelscoil
Chorain and Sinead Solleveld with students form South Abbey National School pictured at the Historic Walled Port of Youghal Mural at North Main Street.
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Poker Classic
Wednesday night August 29th results from our Ole Mill weekly Poker
Classic were Tom Kelly 1st Prize, Mary Agnes O Mahony 2nd Prize, Tess
Mansfield 3rd Prize. Poker again tonight Wednesday starting at 9.30pm
all is welcome.
Choir this Weekend
Musical director of our parish choir Mary Dee reminds you all that Choir
has resumed ,on this Sunday we will be at the 11 o clock mass at St
Cronans Church Clashmore . The choir will alternate between Clashmore
and Piltown every second week so on the following week we will be back
at the vigil mass. New members are always welcome, just come along and
join us any weekend.
Clashmore 45 Drive
winners of our weekly 45 drive at the Decies bar in Clashmore on August
27th were 1st on eight games Dan and Margaret Leahy. Next on seven
games were Pat Roche and Martin Lynch, in joint third we had Aine
Curran and Eileen Dower, Gabriel Hynes and Tony Keane, Michael and
Mairead Fahey, Mary Dower and Jack Douris all won six games each.
Paddy Kelleher and Jim McGrath were the sole winners of our best of the
last five, while Liam Curran and Jim McGrath, Nell Foley and Paddy
Burke won the last game winner prize. Cards again next Monday night
starting at 9.00pm.
The Lotto
-Jackpot 6850
Last Monday nights (August 27th) draw numbers in our Clashmore -
Kinsalebeg weekly lotto draw were 11, 17, 20, 25, we had no jackpot win-
ner so next week the big match four numbers prize will be 6850. Next
weeks draw will take place at The Decies Bar in Clashmore. Well done to
each of the following who were our winners of the five weekly 20 spot
prizes:
Ethane Sheehan Clashmore, Maurice Colbert Clashmore, Michelle
McCarthy Knockanaris, Kitty Langan Kereen, Marie Stillwell Ardmore.
Our thanks to everyone for their continued support.
Thursday Club Resumes
The Thursday Club has asked us to remind all of you our members that
the clubs weekly meetings will resume activities again on Thursday
September 6th at 2.00pm, in Kinsalebeg Hall. New members are always
very welcome and if you need transport be sure to contact any of our com-
mittee members and we will arrange it for you.
Birthday greetings to Carina
A very happy 30th Birthday to Carina Kelly who was celebrating the big
30 last weekend with her family and friends. Best wishes to you Carina
from all your family and friends
Tragic death of Kevin Sexton
A tragic accident in Youghal claimed the life of Kevin Sexton on
Thursday morning August 23rd. A very experienced and a life long bik-
ing enthusiast it is believed Kevin lost his life after his bike was in colli-
sion with a dog before going out of control and hitting a parked car. Our
deepest sympathy is extended to Kevin’s son Mike- who is a pupil here in
Clashmore School and to Mikes mum Joke and all of Kevin’s family and
many friends on the loss of this quite unassuming man whom they all
loved so dearly. Reposing at Cobh Hospital Mortuary, following rosary on
Friday evening Kevin’s removal took St Coleman’s Cathedral Cobh, fol-
lowing requiem mass on Saturday afternoon Kevin was laid to rest in the
Old Church Cemetery. May he rest in peace
Happy Birthday Monica
This week we would like to wish a very happy 30th birthday to Monica
[Nee Foley] McDonnell Oughtarard Co Galway . Monica was back in
Clashmore last Friday night for big celebration in the Decies Bar with her
family and friends from Grange and Clashmore. Best wishes to you
Monica from your family.
Get well wishes Our continued good wishes go to Gracie Cunningham
Clashmore now recouping in Padre Pio Nursing in Cappoquin following
her recent stay in Waterford Regional Hospital. Get well wishes to you
Gracie from all your family neighbours and friends.
Sacristan’s Collection "Nobody notices what I do until I don’t do it" how
many people do we encounter throughout our daily lives and take for
granted the work they do so much for granted! One such person has to be
our Sacristan, here at St Bartholomew’s in Piltown, our Sacristan and her
family take wonderful care of our church and are always on hand to assist
with all the various services. In appreciation for all her efforts, the
Sacristan’s annual church gate collection can be handed in all masses.
Discover Clashmore
"Discover Clashmore.com" is a wonderful new web site, which has come
online in recent weeks, and it brings our beautiful little village to all who
browse the World Wide Web. Packed with photographs and items of gen-
eral interest, the object of this web site is to promote tourism in our local
local area. However this site is not just for the tourist, along with details
of accommodation available in the area it also takes us around the many
craft workers, businesses and enterprises that exist locally. It takes us on
a wonderful tour of Clashmore village and the surrounding area and gives
us some lovely history details along the way. Any group or business who
may wish to be included on this site should contact the administrator at
the following email address webmaster@discoverclashmore.com, this is
a wonderful site which does our village proud so do take the time to log
on you will not be disappointed.
Community Games Over the last two weekends in august Adam O
Sullivan and Patrick Tomas travelled to Mosney to take part in the under
10 and under 12 retrospectively, Then Simon Lombard took part in the
finals of the under 10 Hurdles at the national finals of athletics in Mosney
though not in the final placings all performed very well indeed.
A lovely Garden in Limerick
If you are one of regular readers of The Irish Garden Magazine then I am
sure you have often wondered if some of the many wonderful gardens
featured regularly are created by regular gardeners like us. Well I can
assure you the garden visited and featured in the August 2007 issue is
indeed the work of two ordinary people with passion for gardening. Set in
the beautiful countryside of Herbertstown in Co Limerick, work on this
garden began when Paddy Long - a life long gardening enthusiast and his
wife Mary moved in to their newly built home in 1967.
When Paddy and Mary wanted a garden! They began with the laborious
task of clearing the over grown weed infested ground and cutting the
overgrown hedges. It was a slow tedious and time-consuming process,
which Paddy had to combine with his daily work with Limerick County
Council. However the real gardening only began in 1970 when with the
advice of horticultural advisor an overall plan for the garden was drawn
up and from tender seedlings today’s magnificent garden grew. Now
some forty years on the Long’s prize winning garden still continues to
grow and change, so no matter how many times you visit there is always
something new to see Like all gardeners Paddy and Mary know the word
"retirement" does not feature in a gardeners vocabulary, and there is no
such thing as a finished garden. With each new season comes new growth,
fresh life and a renewed interest, which in turn inspires new ideas and the
whole process of changing and rearranging, begins all over again!
So what’s the secret to Paddy and Mary’s success, well some believe that
talking to your plants inspires growth, so maybe Paddy sings to his and
here in Clashmore we all know Paddy is well able to sing.
If you can get your hands on a copy of this months magazine be sure to
read what Peter Whyte has to say about his visit to Mary and Paddy
Long’s garden. It’s well worth a read.
Meanwhile we hope to see Paddy and Mary down here in Clashmore later
in the year when they are not so busy well done to you both.
New Arrival This week we extend congratulations former Clashmore
man Terry O Brien who now resides in USA and his wife Marianne on the
birth of their daughter Caitlin Alice O Brien. Best wishes to you both from
all your family and friends here in Clashmore.
Clashmore Ladies Football Church Gate Collection
We would like say a big thank you to everyone who donated to our col-
lections last weekend. All donations were gratefully appreciated. We
would also like to thank all the collectors who helped out.
Training We hope to build on our league win over Stradbally last week.
Training continues Wednesday nights at 8pm and Friday at 8.30pm.
Clashmore Kinsalebeg Juvenile G A A
U 9 Hurling Go Games Our under 9s played Cois Brid on Monday
evening in the last match of the series. They put up a spirited display and
lost by a very small margin. These young players are improving with
every match and new skills are built up each week. Emphasis will switch
to football on Friday evenings for the U8 and U10 teams when training
will continue at 7.00.p.m.
U 14 Football Our match against Ardmore was postponed on Friday
evening last as quite a lot of players were involved in the Tony Forristal
and Sonny Walsh Tournaments over the week end. Training will contin-
ue on Wednesday evening and details will be available then of upcoming
matches. Congratulations to the Tony Forristal team who were winners
of the overall tournament in Waterford over the week end. A great
achievement and one that was a long time coming. Congratulations
also,to Darren Foley and Tadhg Bourke who were part of the Waterford
team who took part in the Sonny Walsh Tournament at the week end.
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MARVELLOUS MAIN STREET MURAL

CELEBRATES YOUGHAL’S HERITAGE.
By Christy Parker
Seldom has an artwork struck so striking a presence in Youghal
than the unique, colour-exploding mural that has suddenly
appeared on the North Main Street. Closer inspection of the space
adjacent to the former Collin’s bakery reveals a work of 16 sepa-
rate pieces, each bearing a distinctive style but joined jigsaw-like
into a shared picture and theme:
That theme is ’The Historic Walled Port of Youghal’ and is a col-
laboration between obliging local artist Owen Scuffins and dozens
of Youghal’s youthful Dali’s and Picasso’s!
The mural project was organised by Youghal Celebrates History,
the annual festival of which recurs at the end of September. YCH
decided Youghal’s children should take active celebrate their local
history, presumably fearing that the waterfalls known as ’summer
weather’ would soon wash us all into Co. Wexford. "We were sup-
ported and sponsored by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Little Island
and Youghal Town Council," says YCH spokeswoman Collette
Ford, in the manner of Noah explaining the success of his ark ini- Denis O Flynn and Jenny Murphy of Neville Scott and Marcia Mansell of
tiative. South Abbey National School point to Gaelsoil Chorain point to their contribu-
Instead of building a sea craft, YCH gave four sections of aptly their contributions to the Mural. tions to the Mural.
named ’marine plywood’ to young Scuffins on which to represent
Youghal’s heritage and history.
Owen diligently consulted "old books and pamphlets" (inculding
a 1600 town map), travelled the town taking photos and, where a
void existed, imagined a long-departed landmark such as
Windmill Hill’s windmill or an invading sailboat. He treated the
boards with eternity-lasting preservative (to survive under the sea
of course) before sketching his scenes, using the artistic excllence
by which he is gifted.
The sketched work was further divided into 16 pieces, each bear-
ing at least one historic building. These were given to the follow-
ing recipients: Gaelscoil Choran, Bunscoil Mhuire, South Abbey
National School, Pobalscoil na Trionoide (CSPE- Civic Social and
Political Education), Youthreach, the Homework Clubs of
Blackwater Heights & Chestnut Drive and various youth group
under Nicola Lucey (Foroige)’s Youth Project. Instructions were to
colour them in.
Paint exercises some sort of Kyle Ruxton and Zoe de Gogan of Joshue Varian and Caitlin Hurst of
magnetic effect on children so Gaelscoil Chorain point to their contri- Gaelscoil Chorain point to their contri-
butions to the Mural. butions to the Mural.
they embraced their task in the
eager way that Waterford hurlers
traditionally like to relax at
home on the first Sunday in Youghal Badminton Club
September. Each piece was dis-
tinctively completed, with some Resumes Wednesday 5th September
of the methodology particularly
inclined towards the alternative. Training Every Monday and Wednesday
"The Gael Scoil pupils used their In YOUGHAL GAA CLUB,
palms and and fingerprints,"
says Collette, awakening the MAGNERS HILL at 8pm
nightmare of many a demented
parent. "South Abbey left the New Members of any Standard Always Welcome
buildings white and coloured Membership costs 5 per night plus one-off
around them to create a sort of
stained glass, psychedelic Michael Murray and Adam Kenefick of Insurance cover payment of 15
effect." South Abbey National School point to Hope to See YOU there
From the Clock Gate to the their contributions to the Mural.
Lighthouse and Tynte’s Castle to South Abbey, the town’s future For further info check out:
delivered its past for Eoin to reassemble in an immensely vibrant www.youghalbadminton.bebo.com
entirety. The celebration of strong colours is solid testament to
what can only have been pure joy energy in its creation. "I’m told
they loved every minute of it," confirms a delighted Collette.
"Even as it went up, passing children were excitedly pointing out YOUGHAL C.Y.M.S.
to their parents the section they completed".
The mural will remain on the Main Street for now, with a perma- Youghal C.Y.M.S. would like to thank the people of Youghal and
nent home somewhere, sometime in the offing. "Ideally, the surrounding areas for the generosity showed at the Youghal
grandchildren of these kids will be able to view it", enthuses C.Y.M.S. Annual Flag Day which was held last Saturday. A total
Collette. Unless our summers wash it all away of course. of 1,350 was raised. Thank you.
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS
45 Drive Results: Tuesday 21st August:1st: Joy & Leonard; 2nd
& Third Divided: Mossie & Willie, Gene & Maighreadh; Best of
GAEL EOCHAILL last 5: Essie & Teresa
Last Game: Sarah & Angeline
Tuesday 28th August: 1st & 2nd Divided: Eileen & Bernie, Joan
Minor Football Challenge: 18-08-07 - Copperalley & Mary; 3rd & 4th Divided: Sheila & Mary, Angeline & Ann,
Eochaill: -11 Ballinacourty: 0-7 Gene & Maighreadh; Best of last 5: Leonard & Joy; Last Game:
Good confidence booster before the championship game against Mick & Sheelagh
Killeagh/Itas.Foireann: Brendan Twomey, Stephen Curtin, Bon Voyage: We wish the best to club players, Micheal
Andrew Sheehan, Fergus Griffin, Daniel Savage, Stephen Kelly, O’Laochdha, Kenneth Walsh and Stephen Kenneally who set off
Robert O’Dea, Daniel Mulcahy, Ed. Flavin, Shane Spillane, Ger on their travels to the Southern Hemisphere this week.Don’t stay
Cotter, Keith McCarthy, Patrick O’Shea, Jason Lane, Corey away too long lads, Championship 2008 is only around the corner!
Moloney.Fir Ionaid: Oisin Murphy, Simon O’Herlihy, Paul Quill. LOTTO LOTTO LOTTO:
Minor Football Championship: 22.08.07 : Ballynoe Support our Club Lotto, Minimum Jackpot EURO 2,500. Lotto
Eochaill: -6 Killeagh/Itas: 0-7 takes place every Monday night at Club Aras at 8pm.
Goals win games and this was the difference between the teams. COUNTY BOARD DRAW: We thank everyone who has con-
Great recovery after a nervous start and won comfortably in the tributed to this draw for the past year. It is a valuable fund-raiser
end.Foireann: Ciaran O’Mahony, Daniel Savage, Andrew for our club and in the coming weeks club collectors will be mak-
Sheehan, Fergus Griffin, Micheal Cronin, Aaron Kenny, Sean ing contact with you. We hope you will continue to support the
Crowe, Ed.Flavin (0-1), Stephen Kelly(0-1), Ger Cotter(1-1), draw The new draw commences in October, (with two draws
Oisin Murphy(1-0), Daniel Mulcahy(1-0), Shane Spillane, Jason September & October).
Lane(0-1),Corey Moloney.Fir Ionad: James O’Mahony(0-1), Keith Fixture: Wednesday 5th September; Minor Footbal
McCarthy(0-1), Patrick O’Shea, Brendan O’Regan, Stephen Championship: Eochaill v Scarrif Gaels; Venue: Castlemartyr
Curtin, Paul Quill, Simon O’Herlihy, David Scanlon. 6.45pm.
Junior Hurling League: 3.08.07: Pairc Nua
Eochaill: 1-10 Carrignavar: 3-12 The Inaugural Presentation Of
Good scoring in this game. Very evenly balanced for forty min-
utes, but no answer to Carrignavar’s strong finish. Foireann: Shane The Ollie Kelly Memorial Cup
Spillane, Brendan O’Regan, Trevor Griffin, David Coyne, Congratulations to Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace winner
Daniel Savage, Martin O’Brien, Cathal O’Laochdha, Richard of the Ollie Kelly Memorial Cup. Michael’s young bird flew from
Cunningham (1-2), Kenneth Walsh, Darren Feehan(0-1), Eoin Monaghan a total of 163 miles in three and half hours to win the
Coleman(0-2), Jonathan Ormonde(0-1), James Wade(0-1), race. It is indeed fitting that Ollie Kelly is remembered with this
Dermot O’Sullivan(0-2), Fergus Griffin. Fir Ionad: Barry Ring(0- perpetual cup in view of the strong links that Kelly family have
1), Stephen Curtin, Padraig O’Laochdha. with the Youghal Pigeon Club over many years. The late Ollie
Intermediate Football: (Tom Creedon Cup): 26.08.07: Ovens Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena presented the
Eochaill: 0-4 Adrigole: 0-9 cup to Michael a member of the Youghal Pigeon Club at the GAA
Both teams understrength. Great opportunity to give our minor Centre last Saturday night.
players additional match practice and they acquitted themselves
very well Both defences well on top. Foireann: Pat Mackey,
Stephen Kelly, Andrew Sheehan, Daniel Savage, Padraig
O’Laochdha, Barry Ring, Stephen Twomey, Ger O’Leary, Jonathan
Ormonde(0-1), Stephen Kenneally, Eoin Coleman(0-1), John
Cotter, David Hickey, Philip Monaghan(0-2), Daniel Mulcahy.
Substitute:Brendan O’Regan.
All-Ireland Sevens: Senior Hurling Championship: Saturday
1st September: Venue: Kilmacud Crokes, Dublin
This is an annual 7-a-side competition played on the eve of the
All-Ireland Hurling Final:
Results: Eochaill: 3-5 Tullaghmore (Galway): 5-3
Eochaill: 5-9 Na Piarsaigh (Limerick): 4-7
Eochaill: 6-7 Glenealy (Wicklow): 3-10
Mighty performance in each game. Unlucky in the first game to
come up against an outstanding goalie who defied us time and
again. Eventually we were dependent on Na Piarsaigh to defeat
Tulloughmore, but they failed by two points. All in all a worth- Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace first winner of the Ollie Kelly Memorial
Cup pictured with the late Ollie Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena
while experience and a date to be penciled in for 2008.
FOIREANN: Shane Spillane, Padraig O’Laochdha, Barry Ring,
Brendan Coleman, Damien Ring, Richard Cunninigham, Patrick
O’Mahony, Daniel Savage, Bill Cooper, Eoin Coleman. NOTA:
Undoubtedly the score of the tournament was Bill Coopers’ goal -
flick of the wrist overhead - against Gleneally.
Minor Football Challenge: Sunday 2nd September: Played in
Ardmore Eochaill: 1-5 An Gaeltacht: 3-9
This was a challenge game against An Gaeltacht, who are in the
Waterford County Final. Eochaill fielding an understrength side,
used it as preparation for their championship game next
Wednesday night. A competitive game until An Gaeltacht pulled
away in the last five minutes. Foireann: Ciaran O’Mahony, Daniel
Savage, Sean Crowe, Brendan O’Regan, Stephen Kelly, Brian
Quill, Micheal Cronin, David O’Callaghan, Daniel Mulcahy,(0-1),
Shane Spillane, Oisin Murphy, Brendan Twomey,(0-1) James Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace first winner of the Ollie Kelly Memorial
O’Mahony,(0-2) Patrick O’Shea,(1-1) Stephen Curtin. Subs: Cup pictured with the late Ollie Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena
Simon O’Herlihy, Keith McCarthy, David Scanlan, Paul Quill. and members of the Youghal Pigeon Club.
 Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

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Launch of Ardmore Development Plan

The Ardmore Tidy Towns Development Plan was launched on
Saturday September 1st by Batt O’Keeffe, T.D, Minister of State
for Housing, Urban Renewal and Developing Areas.
Ardmore Tidy Towns Association, from its own fund-raising
efforts, commissioned the preparation of the Development Plan in
order to take a more proactive approach to influencing develop-
ment within the village.
The launch event was attended by the Mayor of County Waterford,
Billy Kyne, Senator Paudie Coffey, Councillors Thomas Cronin
and Pat Nugent, local residents, community groups, businesses
and visitors to the area.
The Minister commended the initiative shown by Ardmore Tidy
Towns Association in commissioning the plan. He praised
Ardmore’s superb amenities and immense cultural heritage and
suggested the outstanding community spirit shown by Ardmore
can be an inspiration for other areas throughout the country. Ardmore Tidy Towns Committee and Invited Guests pictured at the Launch of the
Mayor Kyne recounted the dynamic that was present between Ardmore Development Plan. Seated L to R: Cllr. Pat Nugent, Senator Paudie
Waterford County Council and the community of Ardmore when Coffey, Cllr. Billy Kyne, Mayor of Waterford County Council, Padaig MacSubhne
Ardmore won the National Tidy Towns Award in 1992. He sug- Chairman of Ardmore Tidy Towns Committee, Siobhan Lincoln and Cllr. Tom
gested that this dynamic should be regenerated in order for the rec- Cronin. Standing L to R: Joe Brennan, Breeda Hennessy, Nora Hennessy, Nellie
ommendations of the plan to be implemented. Mayor Kyne prom- Mansfield, Mary Hennessy, Patricia Quirke and Mary Moloney.
ised to organise a working meeting with Ardmore Tidy Towns to
facilitate this.
The Plan was written by Lisa M. J. Dolan of Ecological Landscape
Design Consultants (ELDC) and a native of Ardmore.
Lisa carried out a baseline survey of the geography, cultural her-
itage, ecology, socio-demographics and infrastructural and recre-
ational requirements of the Village.
Lisa also formulated a questionnaire survey, which was circulated
in August 2006. The survey provided valuable data to assist in
identifying infrastructural deficits within the Village, and suitable
locations for the provision of new infrastructure.
The survey highlighted the fact that the lack of a ’Blue Flag’ status
and the need for the immediate installation of a wastewater treat-
ment plant remains one of the major infrastructural requirements
for the Village.
Minister Batt O’Keeffe announced that a new site for the
Wastewater Treatment Plant had been obtained. Planning permis-
sion for this site has been granted and contracts were in the Batt O Keeffe TD Minister of State at the Department of the Environment pictured
process of being signed to procure the site. The treatment plant with three generations of the Gleeson Family, Liam, his son Brian and Grandson
will not be operational until 2010 due to the tendering process and John.
the delays being experienced in obtaining a foreshore licence from
the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural
Resources. Mayor Kyne offered to facilitate meetings between
officials from Waterford County Council and the Department of
the Marine in order to fast-track the granting of this foreshore
licence.
In the interim period, a preliminary treatment facility is to be
installed to remove solids from the current discharge to Ardmore
Bay. This is due to be operational by September 2008.
The Plan provides guidance on individual features of buildings
which can improve the overall environmental aesthetics of the
Village’s Streetscapes e.g. well-maintained buildings and associat-
ed infrastructure such as doors, windows, footpaths, gardens,
walls or fences, regularly maintained lawns etc.
The Plan has identified an Open Space Strategy for the Village,
which has envisaged the future landscape design layout, including
a Village square and includes the establishment of an urban plaza, Elma O Mahony, Ita Scott and Paddy Carlton.
park or woodland. The Open Space Strategy aims to provide for
the recreational and amenity facility requirements of the Village.
The Plan has also identified sites within the Village which can
facilitate the establishment of landscaped areas and provided
planting recommendations for suitable trees and shrubs to
improve the wildlife function of the planted areas.
The Plan highlights the importance of retaining the native semi-
natural habitats within the Village, namely the wetland at
Farrangarret and its water supply, stretches of linear and riparian
woodland and hedgerows within the Village.
The plan can be downloaded from www.ardmoretidytowns.ie.
Ardmore Tidy Towns requests that all those interested in submit-
ting observations or comments on the Development Plan, do so by
the 30th September, 2007.
Comments can be forwarded to Lisa M. J. Dolan, Ecological
Landscape Design Consultants (ELDC), Lisarow, Ardmore, Co.
Waterford. Alternatively, please contact Lisa directly on 087
9578356 or at ecolandscapedesign@eircom.net Mary and Paddy Foley with Mary O Keeffe
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

ARDMORE HERITAGE WEEK EVENTS

Batt O Keeffe TD Minister of State at the Department of the Environment pictured with Ardmore Tidy Towns Committee at the launch of Hertiage Week
On September 1st Ardmore Tidy Towns held Heritage Week The last speaker of the Heritage Event was Siobhan Lincoln who
events. The events were opened by Batt O’Keeffe, T.D, Minister of spoke about the Rian Bo Phadraig, St Declan’s Way between
State for Housing, Urban Renewal and Developing Areas. Ardmore and Cashel. Siobhan is an eminent historian and author
The day’s events began with a guided tour of the Round Tower, who has published a number of books on Ardmore and St Declan.
and Cathedral given by Roberta Whelan of the Dungarvan Siobhan was instrumental in uncovering the route and campaign-
Museum. Dungarvan Museum also made available an exhibition ing for its establishment in the 1990’s.
of old photographs of Ardmore and West Waterford for display in
St. Declan’s Hall. Copies of these photographs are available for
purchase from www.waterfordcountymuseum.org
Mr. James Quain, a local historian, who for many years published
the historical Ardmore Journal, gave a talk on Irish history with an
Ardmore perspective. This covered illustrations of the earliest
crannog dwellings, the monastic settlement, and the changes
brought about by the coming of the Normans, and the Planters
such as Sir Walter Raleigh. Oliver Cromwell spent a considerable
time in the Ardmore and Youghal areas.
James showed numerous pictures of the considerable maritime
history of Ardmore, the lifeboats, shipwrecks that occurred off the
coast, and the various fishermen of the area.
James also spoke of some notable persons that came from
Ardmore. Reginald McKenna of Ardmore became Chancellor of
the Exchequer in Great Britain, at the same time as Eugene
Redmond was secretary of Department of Finance - both of these Anne Keane, Bridgid Neville Keane,
Leo and Faye Foran Kathleen Keane and Geraldine Desmond.
men had their signatures on their respective currencies.
The articles of the Ardmore Journal are available from the
Waterford County Museum online at www.waterfordcountymuse- CLAYCASTE PITCH & PUTT
um.org Many thanks to Centra supermarket who sponsored our recent 4
The next speaker at the event was Mr Declan Hassett, journalist, Ball competition 1st Nett Sheila 0 Sullivan & Kieran Hennessy,
author and playwright. Declan reminisced of his time spent on hol- Gross Michael Landers & Martin Keohane, 2 Nett Joan Hyde &
idays in Ardmore. He spoke of the reinvigorating effect the three Seamus Murphy, Our thanks to Padraig Hyde who sponsored a 4
weeks holiday in Ardmore would have on his father. He recounted Ball competition, 1 Nett Joan Hyde & Ted Healy, Gross Michael
details of the preparations for going on holidays and the characters
he would meet in Ardmore. He spent many a wet summer under a Dalton & Jonathan Howley, 2 Nett Frank 0 Callaghan & Joan
boat waiting for the rain to clear, and remembers being on the Hyde,
lookout for the Korean invasion of Ardmore when that war broke Danelle fashion House sponsored 4 Ball competition Wed,1st &
out. Fri,3rd Aug, we are indebted to Danelle’s, 1st Nett Michae Ryall &
Declan bemoaned how materialistic and unwelcoming Ireland has Joan Hyde Gross Ed, Long & Seamus Murphy, Mixed Nett
become, a far cry from the days when Irish people emigrated to far Rita Ryall & Ted Kelly, Club competition 1st Nett Rita Ryall &
away countries, and asked what would St Declan of Ardmore think Seamus Murphy, Gross Declan O’Shea & Fank 0 Callaghan, 2nd
of the Ireland of today. He challenged the audience to be more Nett Michael Ryall & Dave Hankard, Club competition Knud
vociferous in questioning things that are not right. Thureo & Seamus Murphy, Gross Tom Bulman
Declan opens his latest play in the Everyman Palace Theatre, & Jonathan Howley, 2nd Nett Rita Ryall & Michael Dalton.
"Survivors", running between 12th and 22nd of September. The
play traces the fortunes of a West Cork family battling against fate Next Meeting 26 -9-2007, Noel O’Driscoll Memorial Cup, 5th-8th
in the period from the Titanic disaster in 1912 to the Civil War of & 9th Sept, Captain Prize 12th-16th-19th Sept,Chairlady’s Prize
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Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
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TRAGEDY NARROWLY AVOIDED Annual Motorcycle

ON YOUGHAL BYPASS. Photo Michael Hussy
Fundraising Rally
By Christy Parker The annual motorcycle rally helps fund a very deserving cause.
Tragedy was narrowly avoided on the Youghal bypass last The funds are used to send very sick children, from Cork hospi-
Thursday when a lorry and trailer ferrying tons of steel piping tals, to Disney in Paris for what is a trip of a lifetime. This rally
careered across the carriageway and tumbled down a 20ft incline has the involvement of the staff of Cork University Hospital, the
into a field. Garda Motorcycle Division and many others.
The lorry was heading towards Cork at Ballyvergan West at Each year, this rally has managed to send more that 40 very sick
approximately 4 pm when the incident occurred on a downhill children, together with doctors, nurses and helpers, to Paris.
stretch of road approaching the exit to the N25. Deep skid marks
indicate the driver braked hard as his vehicle crossed the carriage-
way, ripping apart a 30-metre section of the steel barrier before
toppling over and coming to rest in dense undergrowth.
The driver, an Offaly man believed to be in his early 40’s was taken
to CUH. Gardai described his injuries as "non-serious". The lorry,
registered to Dublin-based Transteck Service. Ltd., was removed
by crane for technical examination and a garda investigation is
underway.
Youghal Garda Sergeant John Sharkey described it as "extremely
fortunate that nobody was hurt or killed and is appealing for wit-
nesses to contact Youghal Garda Station on (024) 92200.
Motorcyclists leaving Youghal on their
Tisha Hayes and her mother Nuala way to Dungarvan in the first leg of the
check out the Harley Davision annual motorcycle Eurodisney appeal
Motorbikes at the start of the annual run for sick children

Youghal Fireservice Stationmaster Tommy Roche and firefighter Kevin Clohessey

assess the accident

John O’Driscoll on his Goldwing sidecar with Emer Russell, Meg, Barry Galvin,
Elly and Sorcha Leamy

Youghal Firefighters Ger Gleeson, Paddy De La Cour, Liz Sweeney, Martin Carey
and Kevin Clohessy scale the steep slope of the Youghal By Pass to gain access to
the overturned truck
Kieran Cronin from Youghal, Jessy Curran from Clashmore, Eamon Whelan and
Eamon Cullinan

The truck is hoisted to the main roadway by crane.


Youghal - the most
popular resort on the
South Coast of Ireland?
There’s something very special about Youghal, in East Cork .and
it seems it’s not just the ’Cork superiority complex’ coming into
play again Youghal, it appears, has developed into the most pop-
ular resort on the South Coast of Ireland. Currently unspoilt by
over-development, but it appears not for much longer once devel-
opers undercover this gem.
Tourists certainly have though. With over 2,500 bed nights, at vir-
tually full capacity throughout July and August, this summer’s
wash-out weather certainly hasn’t appeared to have had any
adverse effect on tourism in the area, - in fact, it’s had quite the
opposite.
So, the question has to be asked, why Youghal? By common con-
sent, Youghal has more natural assets than any other town in the
south of the country. Its beach spans the south coast for approxi-
mately three miles, and is the only town in Ireland to be awarded
not one, but two EU blue flags. If you want a secluded cove, a safe
sandy beach or a wide open strand, you don’t have to go far. Being
so close to two international airports, Cork and Waterford, ferries
and main roads, Youghal is easier to reach than any other Irish
resort in West Cork or Kerry and is the perfect base in which to
explore the wonders of East Cork and West Waterford.
A recent visitor to Youghal commented: "The town’s splendid
beauty gave me shivers - great beaches, very clean, delicious food,
excellent coffee shops - amazing community spirit - local people
work so hard to keep the town looking so nice!"
Tony Flavin, who sells fishing tackle locally, says: "I’ve noticed so
many more families around this year, especially from the midlands
- Kilkenny, Tipperary, and Offaly, also lots of Welsh and Scottish
too. They are delighted with the mackerel in every day. Fishing
is huge this year. The beach these days is full of kids - not so much
for swimming, but to see them playing football or hurling and fly-
ing their kites is great.
They all absolutely love the dolphins - they’ve been making an
appearance over the past few months, I think they’ve set up home
here". Most holidaymakers have told Tony they’ll definitely be
back next year.
It appears it’s not just the locals who are seeing Youghal’s poten-
tial. Jo and Fergal Dooley recently opened ’The Priory’ Restaurant,
with an artisan food and wine store in Youghal. Jo says: "Fergal
and I spent the last eight years in London, and decided to relocate
to Ireland to open our own restaurant. We searched the country for
the ideal premises - we always wanted a historical building with
lots of character to re-develop". They found ’The Priory’ a building
dating back to 1350.
"We fell in love with Youghal instantly when we arrived - seeing
its potential as a thriving tourist destination. Our aim is to open a
number of restaurants based on the same theme - we chose
Youghal as our first destination. It was an easy decision".
Accommodation providers are striving to keep up with the
demands. Raymond Kelleher, Sales Manager of The Quality
Hotel, Youghal says: "Our accommodation sales are up consider-
ably on 2006, with revenue up over 15%. We are more than happy
with the season we’ve had".
Aiden Fleming, Manager of The Walter Raleigh Hotel agrees,
"The season so far has been a very positive one, despite the weath-
er, with numbers up in all departments, rooms, food and beverage.
All we want now is an Indian Summer and go out on a real high!"
Self catering though is fast becoming the preferred choice for hol-
idaying families to Youghal. With more holiday homes to rent
than any other resort town in the South Coast - among them cot-
tages, houses, apartments and even luxury villas, many with spec-
tacular views - there is an abundance of choice.
Over the past year Youghal’s natural marine potential has begun to
be realised. Diving and deep-sea fishing, in a state of the art char-
ter boat ’Sea-Hunter’ has been a huge addition to the resort, along
with whale and dolphin watching excursions which operate from
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
along with whale and dolphin watching excursions which operate
from Youghal, with ’A Whale of a Time’.
Another exciting new venture in Youghal is ’Aquatrek’ a company
who have introduced the sports of sailing, power-boating, dinghy
racing and yacht cruising to holiday makers. John Innes of
Aquatrek says:
"We have had a great Summer, in actual fact, if the weather had
been any better we would not have been in a position to cope with
the demand for our services!"
For those looking for a more laid-back experience on the water, a
trip on Tony Gallagher’s 28ft half decker ’Maeve’ along the
Blackwater River is a must on any visit to Youghal. Tony’s love of
life and ability to spin a yarn provides the perfect guide for a
relaxed trip along one of Europe’s most unspoilt major rivers.
With a buzzing greyhound track, Perks family entertainment cen-
tre and the newly built Aura Youghal Leisure Centre, the town has
come a long way, and that’s not even including festivals like the
Visual Arts Festival in July, Medieval Festival in August or
’Youghal Celebrates History’ in September. The townspeople are
now truly focused on their number one industry - Tourism, and it
shows.
Two critically acclaimed music and dance shows have their base in
Youghal and have been playing to packed audiences throughout
the summer months. Ceolta Si, the traditional Irish music and
dance show, and ’Dancing Thru the Ages’. The latter has received
international recognition as being a show which has effectively
fused the ancestral legacy of Irish culture with an exciting contem-
porary one.
A bit like Youghal really.
It’s refreshing to note how this town isn’t looking to forget its past.
In fact the opposite is true. Steeped in history and heritage,
Youghal dates back to early Christian times. The town walls have
their roots in the 13th century and are among the best preserved in
Ireland. The beauty lies in a unique atmosphere.
This is a town of contradictions, - but one at peace, where ancient
Youghal sits comfortably alongside Youghal of the new millenni-
um. A town, as yet unspoilt by over-development - unlike so many
other seaside resorts around the country. Let’s hope plans for a
fully serviced marina will only add to the historical quays area of
the town.
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DARINA DOCUMENTS Fergal Purcell, along with vintage film footage, would complete
her material. The result impressed TG4.
DAD’S CONGO Proud to have been a single mother in college, Darina feels

EXPERIENCE FOR TG4

"absolutely privileged to have interviewed" her father and uncle, to
whom she "feels much closer" by consequence. "The personal
experience of seeing two very strong individuals emotionally
By Christy Parker
affected through recalling their experiences was very moving," she
Youghal’s Darina Clancy makes her documentary debut on proceeds. "I see them in a fresh light. It’s a very positive one.
Thursday Sept 6th when TG4 transmits An Cogadh Ciuin (The Through them, I’ve tried to show how war experiences can affect
Silent War) her exploration of her dad Pat’s involvement with even families in a ’neutral’ country. Like his comrades, my dad had
Ireland’s first UN peacekeeping force in the Congo in 1960. perceived an exciting adventure but suddenly they were in terrible
The half hour show depicts Pat rekindling memories and impres- situations."
sions from his six-month tour of duty, plus commentary from his Corporal Clancy was stationed in a different area when the Niemba
army comrade and brother Myles who, though not posted to the massacre occurred. Myles was in Dublin but knew those involved.
African country, harbours deep personal affiliation with the con- "Communications were poor and my grandmother literally went
flict. Current army assistant press-officer Capt Fergal Purcell, grey overnight with worry", says Darina. "Eventually, through
along with vintage film footage, completes the material Myles, she heard Pat was safe. I believe their proximity to it all had
An Cogadh Ciuin is one of several programmes being broadcast by a profound effect on the two men and helped them decide what
TG4 from a post-graduate course in the Ring Gaeltacht run by they valued and wanted from life thereafter."
WIT, Udaras na Galetachta and Nemeton Television Productions. Likewise, Darina’s future is far less dubious. Her battle brought her
It was devised, produced and directed by Darina, edited by fellow skills "into the 21st century and has earned her further employment
student Tricia Hasset from Cobh, with Old Parish’s Deglan De through Nemeton and TG4. Diarmuid has fared well too. "He’s had
Paor on sound. a cameo appearance in a Kilkenny-based show and is delighted",
In Darina’s perceptive appraisal, the programme also represents smiles his mother. "Both our futures look far rosier "
another less tangible struggle, ongoing across completely differentAn Cogadh Ciuin air son TG4 on Sept 6th, at 8pm.
terrain. "It is a testimony that single mothers and others who wish
to return to education can do so successfully, despite massive hur-
dles erected by the State system", says the 33 year-old caustically. New Leisure Club Manager for
Now a retired vocational teacher, Corporal Patrick J. Clancy was Club Vitae at the Quality Hotel &
19 when his 32nd Battalion was posted to the Congo. Completely Leisure Centre, Youghal
ill equipped initially, they arrived in the sweltering jungle in hob-
nailed boots and high-necked ’bullswool’ tunics and with minimal The Quality Hotel & Leisure Centre,
ammunition to be used in self-defence only. They faced a mix of Youghal is delighted to announce the
vicious tribesmen equipped with bows and arrows and trained
return of Jo Collins to the management
paramilitaries armed with Belgium-produced semi-automatic
rifles. The campaign is notorious for the Niemba ambush when team as Club Vitae Manager.
Baluba tribesmen killed nine from a party of eleven Irish soldiers. Jo a resident of Youghal for a number
The middle child in a family of two boys and a girl to Pat and of years was the original Leisure Club
retired district nurse Mona, Darina grew up amidst artefacts and Manager when Club Vitae opened in
anecdotes from her father’s African sojourn. "There was his blue June 2004 but moved into the Spa &
UN helmet, matches, arrow heads, letters and so on. Occasionally Therapy area of the business in 2005.
he’d tell stories too, which I always wished he’d write down." Since then she has helped to develop
In early adulthood Darina enjoyed a gainful, fulfilling job in the Spa at Club Vitae and is now
Dublin’s audio-visual media industry. At 25 she became a single delighted to return to her original role
mother and three years later returned to Youghal and rented in as Leisure Club Manager.
accommodation with her son Diarmuid. Adjustment was difficult
Jo is looking forward to welcoming
and she struggled with the many limitations found on the bottom
rung of the service industry ladder. "My employers were great but you all to Club Vitae new and old
I still felt very disposable and very unfulfilled", she remembers. members and indeed serving within
During a break in the hot summer of 2006 (remember the old day the community and our many guests to
days!) Darina found her escape hatch while perusing the internet the hotel in the future.
on a break in Kerry. "The course in Ring was perfect; near to home If you have any queries on the Club
and with further prospects", she recalls. you can contact Jo on 024 93095 or by
Her parents would provide "brilliant support" by caring for emailing her on jcollins@clubvitae.ie.
Diarmuid during her ten-month course, but Darina soon became
immersed in her own little war. "The bureaucracy was unbeliev-
ably heartless and several telephone conversations reduced me, lit-
erally, to tears. I had huge trouble getting rent provision from the F S
AS AFE ASS P
HSE. My Cork VEC college grant arrived last week -four months Walter Raleigh, Youghal
after the course finished!"
A more immediate problem had been the prerequisite to speak
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Irish, of which Darina had about three words. "I remember rushing Wilton, Cork City
to teacher Liam O’Laochdha for help only hours before my initial Fri 7th, Sat 15th & Fri 28th
interview. He gave me a list of phrases and I learned enough to get To Book a
me through it!" Further tuition accompanied the course, at the place LoCall Polish - Cork City
request of several of the 14 students "and we had brilliant, patient 1890 512 51 2 Sat 1st
lecturers who would explain things when asked", adds Darina.
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interview her uncle Myles, who was in the army simultaneously, Abrasive Wheel - Machinery Training
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 Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

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FRANCHISE BRINGS TASTE

OF THAILAND TO YOUGHAL
By Christy Parker furniture and artefacts.
It is quaintly ironic that during the most dismally drenched sum- Team: Niamh provides Thai staff, highly trained in their native
mer in Ireland since, well, the last one, Youghal welcomed the hotels.
arrival of a little bit of sunny Thailand. In scenes more reminiscent Formula: The vital preparation/cooking ingredients and proce-
of a Hollywood first night, one recent Sunday evening, the over- dures that promise success.
flowing pavement outside 15 North Main Street spilled a happy Plan: Advertising, marketing and PR strategy -with an emphasis
mix of the scruffy and sartorially elegant as within, Aslan’s Christy on fun.
Dignam cut the tape on Thai Cottage, the new addition to "We enjoy seeing people have a good time and want our customers
Youghal’s growing culinary diversity. to celebrate occasions at our venues. We have a knack of parties
The new restaurant further enhances a taste-bud transformation at and outside catering and nothing promotes a business like a smil-
the Cork Hill end of town, where Aherne’s Michelin-starred ing customer," Niamh elaborates.
seafood restaurant has long been the sole magnet for gourmets. Finally, the prevalence of the cottage on Ireland’s historical land-
Now kebabs and other Indian delights have become available next scape provides an opportune coincidence. Hence we have
door at Baboo’s takeaway, where cooks and ingredients can be ’ThaIrish; -Niamh’s term for a fusion of two cultures within four
traced to Asian shores. Elsewhere, Chinese, French and Italian walls. "We like to encourage the promotion of traditional Irish
outlets dish out exotic flavours, with more traditional establish- music, storytelling and craic within the Thai cottage setting", she
ments often spicing their menus with imported ideas and herbs. says. "The two cultures seem to compliment each other very well
Thai Cottage, the latest embellishment of cosmopolitan cuisine, is that way." After that, just make sure the pavement is wide enough
both a business and a theme founded by Glendine-born Niamh for the overflow.
Parker. Under the management of local tradesmen Eddie and Tel: (024) 93666 Web: www.thaicottage.ie
Michael John Curley, it springs from the original, ongoing success
that is Thai Cottage Kinsale and precedes a second franchise in
Bantry, due to open in October. Meanwhile, Clonmel is "being
looked at", according to Niamh.
Niamh is the 28 year-old daughter of the late Mick Parker.
Following her education at Loretto Convent, Youghal, she left for
England, where she acquired a HDip in Sports Science and
Nutrition. A woman whose inspiration can be as unconventional as
it is tireless, she then brought her qualifications to the Mayo
Senior football team (she seems attracted to remote regions!). "I
did my best to keep them off breakfast rolls’, she recalls.
At 22 she opened her first business, a weight management pro-
gramme in Castlebar. Her subsequent journey to the table of Thai
food was, quite literally by accident. At 24, injuries sustained in a
car crash ended her Mayo salad days. It was a heavy blow for a
young woman whose interest in dietary management and dedica-
tion to healthy eating and living was fast evolving to commercial Michael John Curley and Eddie Curley proprietors Thai Cottage Youghal with
success and social recognition. friends and family at the official opening of The Thai Cottage two weeks ago
On recuperation, she returned to Britain and renewed a friendship
with Thai restaurant owner Pee Deang, for whom she had worked
to finance her studies. In 2003, the two ladies opened Thai Cottage
Kinsale. Eight months later, Niamh bought out the business before
expanding into thriving outside catering and take-away services,
which the franchises can replicate. More recently, Thai cottage
cookery courses in have also been incorporated.
Word of mouth built Thai Cottage’s reputation and it now trades as
a brand, a business and a concept. The buzzword is "authentic’ and
to deliver its sting, the young entrepreneur travelled extensively in
Thailand -even buying property there- fashioning contacts and
unpeeling the deeper layers of the country’s culinary traditions and
Terry Cudlip and Lisa Jayne with Aslan musicians Billy and Tony McGuinness and
practices. "I know every nuance, taste and smell of its Thai cook- Alan Downey
ing now", she says confidently.
Trade secrets are the lighter of her subsequent imports. Taking
Youghal as a precedent, Thai Cottage employs Thai staff, as the
original ’family’ of core workers in Kinsale now spread forth, to be
replaced by compatriot recruits. Every accruement, from bowls to
bamboos and curtains to chairs, is imported from Thailand to be
integrated according to the plan of an interior designer who has
also been dispatched to Thailand to look and learn. This extends
towards a mini-bar with thatched interior roof and an ’elephant
cushion room’ bedecked with Thai art.
A thatched Thai mini-bar within the premises stocks imported
Thai beer to compliment such dishes as Steamed Seabass with
Lemongrass, Ginger, Thai Chill and Spring Onion, served on Thai
Cottage Coconut Rice.
Franchisees find the project engineered through four principals,
overseen by Niamh:
Temple: A suitable location and premises for ’the cottage’, with Michael John Curley and Eddie Curley proprietors Thai Cottage Youghal with
regard to financial viability. Budget dictates degree of imported Christy Dignan lead singer with Aslan
 Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

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 YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB 2007
YOUGHAL LADIES TALKING GOLF Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from

The Red Store

By Derek Kiely
Since the very recent historic win by Ladies World Number One
Lorena Ochoa at St Andrews in the Ladies British Open, it thankful-
ly singled the end of an antiquated bias held towards Lady Golfers for
North Main Street, Youghal
decades, suddenly at the top international level, ladies were given the
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members bar at golf clubs around the world objecting to the fairer sex
playing the worlds greatest game has finally gone and rightly so,
because Ladies Golf is fresh, dynamic and full of wonderful players
and its here to stay. Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from
Now not all golf clubs live in the Stone Age and Youghal Golf Club
certainly is light years ahead of its time and many other Golf Clubs
in Ireland.
Ladies Golf at Knockavery has been embraced and as a result the
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the course has been unsurprisingly successful. and Sons
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the years and with the well organised under-age system that is
already in place the future is bright and I am confident that many
young Lady Golfers will do the club and all of its members proud in
the years to come.
On a recent visit to Youghal Golf Club to meet up with some of the
Lady members to get the views on the changing face golf from their
point of view.
Deirdre, Mary, Denise, Betty, Frankie, Eileen, Amanda and Jane
spoke to me on the evening and spoke about the changes in the game
and how its has effected their lives from a personal level and how
being a member of Youghal Golf Club has enhanced their lives.
The Lady Captain of Youghal Golf Club Deirdre O’Brien got the ball
rolling, " I was invited up to join a quiz team during the winter so it
was quite by accident that I got to play golf, and one of the Lady
members asked me if I would give golf a try and I agreed to give it a
go and at the time I didn’t know too many people in Youghal and golf
gave me a lot of pleasure to play and it helped me meet more people
from a social aspect". Deirdre added " Being the local doctor was
tough enough at the start, but golf and being a member of Youghal
Golf Club was definitely an ice breaker and meeting members in the
surgery or in the club became so much easier because I was involved
in Youghal Golf Club, it has been a great experience".
Mary Murphy a very well known hotel owner in the Youghal area for
many years worked hard all her life and finally when her husband
Edmund and herself decided to leave the Walter Raleigh Hotel, Mary
had more time on her hands than ever and she filled many of those
vacant hours on the golf course "I bought a set of clubs about twen-
ty years ago, but I never had time to play, but in the last two years
since leaving the Walter Raleigh I play a lot more golf as often as I Youghal Golf Club s renowned restaurant
can, I am fully retired now and I suppose the golf has become the
substitute to the work, but I really enjoy it and you get a lot out of the
game, plus like Deirdre I got to meet a lot of new people up here and Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from
it can be competitive or social its up to yourself, but it’s a great game
and I love it".
Denise Fitzgerald is the current Secretary of Youghal Golf Club and
comes from a family that are imbedded in local sport and local activ-
ities " My husband played for years before me and he was playing
every weekend and I thought, well I can do that too, so I took up golf
and I love it, I am very competitive and I always go out to win if I
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ber when I first came up to the club, it was the old golf clubhouse Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from
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tually faded and to be honest we are known as the friendly club and
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and I hope that will continue for many years to come".
Long time business lady in Youghal Eileen Farrell has no doubt about
the reasons for the increase in the ladies game in Youghal " We put
Ladies Golf here at Youghal Golf Club on the map in many ways a
few years ago when we hosted the Ladies Munster Championships, Tel 024 93011
plus we have had some top class finals and top quality matches and
that lends itself to praise from the Munster Branch of the LGUI, so
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that means that our club is held in high regard and hopefully we will
have many more events to come", she added "I have had a chance to
join city clubs and other clubs around the county but there is no way
I would leave Youghal Golf Club I love it here", Eileen sadly suffered
a sad bereavement when her late husband passed away recently and
during that sad time in her life she felt some comfort and solace from
her friends at Youghal Golf Club, " Its been fantastic for me really, I Takeaway & Delivery Service
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Frankie Forrest a well established business lady in Youghal said Best wishes to Youghal Golf Club from
"There is a bigger membership, there is equal full membership there
for us now, once the Ladies were called associate members and that
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was fine, but being an equal member is better and it gives you a feel- at

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ing of equality and gives you a vote and a say in the running of the
club which wasn’t there before and that is the way it should be", she
added "there were problems with clubs all over the country in rela-
tion to Lady members and we had to move and gain full membership,
its our club too and we have a say and input into how our club pro-
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gresses into the future and there is a lot more work to be done now
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Former Lady Captain at Youghal Golf Club Betty Cotter told me "I
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me, but I still feel as involved as ever and it doesn’t matter what angle
you have to tackle or whatever problem is put before you when I was
Lady Captain all the members showed tremendous support to me and
I got a lot of help from everyone in the club and that was fantastic Killeagh
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placed on the Management Committee of the club, so that meant you Hot Meals Served All Day
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Club".
Amanda Coyne is the wife of former Cork Senior Hurler Tony Coyne
and with that sporting background it was only natural that their twin Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from
daughters would be heavily influenced in sport " We play as a fami-
ly and that is what golf can offer you, it is very important for us as a
family and it was my only reason for joining Youghal Golf Club
because I am not at all competitive, Tony and the girls were playing
and they would come home and discuss their rounds and I had no
idea what they were talking about, so I felt a bit left out and I joined
solely because I wanted to take part in the game of golf with my fam- Carleton Wharf, Youghal Tel: 024-91166
ily", Amanda added " Now I enjoy every aspect being a member, its
relaxing and I love the social side of Golf, plus when we as a family
go away anywhere we can all go for a game together, to be honest its
just pure fun". Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club
Indeed Amanda’s two twin daughters are dedicated young lady
golfers and are encouraged not only by the Coyne family but by peo-
ple from within the Youghal Golf Club structure and these girls are For all your golfing needs
showing what is a step towards a bright future within Irish Golf for
young Ladies. equipment and teaching
Finally I spoke to Jane Coyne, " I like Amanda got interested when I
used to hear Michael talk about golf and I am only in town for the last
six years and it has made like all the others a huge difference in me
Phone Liam at Pro Shop 92787
making friends and socialising with people which is always difficult
when your new to a club or a town, and now I have set myself the
challenges and targets that a lot of golfers do, I want to improve as Best of Luck to Youghal Golf Club from

Cal Flavins
best I can and I want to enjoy myself doing it", " It is a special group
here, but like Denise said when she started here she was terrified of
all the established members, well I am a little afraid of Denise and

Topline
that’s only natural, in time you become more established its like any
new experience, but here in Youghal the welcome has been fantastic
and without a doubt people like Denise, Deirdre and all the Ladies
have all been a great help to me and I love it here at the club".
North Main Street, Youghal - Tel 024 92026
So there you have a snap shot of some of the reasons why these love-
ly Ladies play the game of golf and without a doubt Youghal Golf
Club has embraced the Ladies game and if Golf is the fastest grow-
ing participation sport in Ireland, then you can be sure with the glob- Best wishes to Youghal Golf Club

Youghal Kia
al influence of players like Annika Sorenstan, Lorene Ochoa,
Michelle Wie and Laura Davies, will encourage plenty of young
Ladies in the East Cork Area who I am sure will want to be part of
Youghal Ladies Golf revolution.
5 day membership for ladies 900 entrance fee, annual sub 583. For
7 day membership entrance fee 1,700, annual levee 756.
Visit us on www.youghalgolfclub.ie 024 93919
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The Mall Residents RFC Mini Rugby

Summer BBQ Summer Camp

Team 8-9 with coaches Sean O’Neill and Michael Kelly

Mary Clancy with daughters Norma,

Stephanie and grandchild Emily at the
Brigid Hughes tries the elastics elastics game

Team 6-7 with coaches Christy Harte, Rob O’Dea, Paul Quill and Michael Kelly

Vicki Magee, David Twohig and John Kelly enjoying the summer weather

Team U-7 with Mick Healy, Keith McCarthy and Michael Kelly

Esther Revins, Pat O’Connor, Bernadette Horgan, Rose McNamara and Carina Hogan

Team U-12 with coaches Michael Kelly and Risteard Mulcahy

Breda Curtin in the safe hands of the Mall residents

Ann Power and Fiona Curtin at the BBQ Za, Aishah, Tara and Ben McCarthy Team U-13 with coaches Kevin Donovan and Michael Kelly
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Youghal Lifeboat Assists

Two Motor Cruisers
A busy summer season has continued for the Youghal Lifeboat
through August as during the past couple of weeks the voluntary
crews have responded to two more callouts to bring the total to ten
callouts since June.
The first of the latest two callouts occurred on 6th August when a
local speedboat suffered engine failure near Ballinaclash Quay
approximately 6 miles upriver on the River Blackwater. The
lifeboat was launched at 18.40 Hrs and reached the casualty at
19.00 Hrs. Lifeboat crew member Jason Ansbro went aboard the
casualty to assist the two people with the tow. During the return
journey to Youghal, the speedboats owner managed to restart the
engine and so the vessel was able to make its way back to Youghal
Harbour under its own steam, escorted by the Lifeboat. The
Lifeboat returned to station at 19.30 Hrs. Helmsman Michael
Brooks was in command of the lifeboat for this service and Jason
Ansbro and Thomas Cliffe assisted as crew.
On Sunday 19th August at 12.55 Hrs while the lifeboat Patricia
Jennings was at sea on exercise, ’the crew received a call from the
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MEDIEVAL FUN DAY

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Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

Kirby’s Bar Opening Night Rock School

Celebrations Photo Michael Hussey Summer Camp Photo Michael Hussey

John and daughter Keeley with friends Marie McCloskey and Nicola Kenefick
Claycastle Recording Sound Engineer John Burke shows musicians Carol Keniry,
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St Ita s Hurlers in County Final

Sat Sept 8th V Castlemagner in Pairc Ui Rinn at 8pm

GOOD LUCK ST. ITA’S! Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final
Winning a county final is the main ambition of every
club and on Saturday September 8th at 8pm, St.Ita’s from
Hurling Club from Gortroe aim to become county
champions when they take on Castlemagner from north
Cork in the final of Junior B County Championship at
Pairc Ui Rinn.
On May 17th a major fundraiser was hosted by Youghal
John Keniry
Golf Club as St.Ita’s held their golf classic there. It was AGRICULTURAL
launched at Gazebo’s Restaurant and a great time was
had by all both on and off the golf course as a long day CONTRACTOR
became a very long night. Congratulations to
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Then it was time to put away the golf clubs and get Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final
back to business as usual - on the pitch under the from
watchful eyes of selectors: Ger Coleman, Sean
Harnedy and Michael Griffin. They went to
Castlemartyr to play Ballinacurra, after a tightly con- C.G.
tested first half, St.Ita’s won by 4-13 to 0-12. Next it MOTHERWAY
was Lisgoold in the East Cork Final in Killeagh. The & Co.
game finished St. Ita’s 2-15, Lisgoold 3-12. Whatever CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
John Boylan(coach) said in the dressing room before
the replay seemed to work as they went on to win by 2-
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Rovers to play Gabriel Rangers in the quarter final
where they ran out easy winners with a scoreline of 5-
11 to 3-8. In the semi final they met Belgooly in Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final
Caherlag and remained on course by defeating
Belgooly by a 7pt margin, 2-12 to 1-8. from
But lets not forget that a winning team has a good back-
room staff with members such as Jimmy Healy
(physio) working overtime to cure all the aches and
pains, and Jim Griffin who keeps the pitch in Pilmore
in excellent condition and who is always ready and able
Clonpriest
to mend the hurleys when needed. (No rest Jim).
So come on, join the convoy of supporters in the green
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night and cheer on a great bunch of lads as they bid to Tel: 087 2857778
bring home glory to Gortroe.

Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final
from from

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Clonpriest Gortroe
TEL: (024) 98296 Tel 024 92122
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

St Ita s Hurlers in County Final

Sat Sept 8th V Castlemagner in Pairc Ui Rinn at 8pm
Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final from
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St Ita s Hurlers in County Final

Sat Sept 8th V Castlemagner in Pairc Ui Rinn at 8pm

Meet The Squad Best Wishes to St. Ita s in the Final

from

SHANE
NameQ Pat O Brien
AgeQ 32
OccupationQ Carpenter

KEOHANE
NameQ Paudie O Brien
AgeQ 17
OccupationQ Student

NameQ Brian Foley SCAFFOLDING LTD

AgeQ 28
OccupationQ Carpenter Monearmore,
Youghal, Co. Cork.
NameQ Alan Loughlin
Tel 087 9704240
AgeQ 23
OccupationQ Lab Chemist

NameQ John O Leary

SCAFFOLDING
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OccupationQ Bartender Only-Fully Insured

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AgeQ 30 Best Wishes to St. Ita s
OccupationQ Sales Rep. in the Final
from
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GAZEBO ís
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Shane Supple
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Proprietors: Henry & Aisling Nicholson
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St Ita s Hurlers in County Final

Sat Sept 8th V Castlemagner in Pairc Ui Rinn at 8pm
NameQ Ger McCarthy
AgeQ 26 Congratulations to St. Ita s
OccupationQ Plasterer
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 Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

St Ita s Hurlers in County Final HIGH SPIRIRTS

Sat Sept 8th V Castlemagner in Pairc Ui Rinn High spirits is starting a new class for teenagers and is looking for peo-

AT 6.30PM
John Dineen, Bookmaker presenting a set of Jersies to St Ita s Captain Michael
Cronin. Also included are Ger Coleman Selector, Art Supple, Secretary, Sophie
Ella Dineen, Seamus Harnedy, Player and Sean Harnedy Chairman.
Fidelma Coleman Secretary St Ita s Golf Classic and Sean Grunder, Duty Manager
Quality Hotel, Youghal presenting a set of Gear Bags to St Ita s Captain Michael
Cronin. Also included are Art Supple, Secretary, Sean Coleman, Ger Coleman
Selector, Sean Harnedy Club Chairman and John and Sophie Ella Dineen.
Please Note New Time for Final
ple interested in performing - funk, hip hop and jazz dance, Acting -
comedy sketches, improvisation, group and solo singing. If this sounds
like you then phone 083-3138081or 086-3115373 for more information.
Classes will be held in the Youghal Community Centre on Friday’s 7.30
- 8.30pm 4.50 per class and a membership/insurance fee applies
JR. MUSICAL AND DRAMA CLUB
High Spirits was founded in 1998 and is the longest running musical and
drama club for children in Youghal and the surrounding areas. The chil-
dren come to weekly classes throughout the school year - September to
June - and perform in our annual show and other events that may take
place during the term. The classes compile of acting, dancing and
singing through performance and games. Children’s own talents are
encouraged and nurtured and confidence grows through performing in
front of classmates and then progresses to performing in our annual
show held in the Youghal Community Centre with an audience capacity
of over 200. The children find that performing in the show is exhilarat-
ing and is the highlight of the year for them. Every child in High Spirits
is given the chance to perform on stage, though it must be stressed that
if a child is shy and would not prefer to, no pressure is put on them to do
so. Though we generally find that as show time draws closer, the excite-
ment takes over and the nerves are forgotten and they choose to perform
and are delighted when they do. Classes are held on Friday’s in the
Youghal Community Centre’s main hall.
Class Age Group Time Places available
1 4-5 years 3.30 - 4.30 none
2 6-7 years 4.30 - 5.30 limited places
3 8-9 years 5.30 - 6.30 limited places
4 10 years + 6.30 - 7.30 limited places
Hourly classes cost 4.50 per child. An annual membership fee is also
applicable. This year’s show takes place Dec 7th - 10th 2007.
If your child is interested in joining please phone: 083-3138081 or 086-
3115373 or call to the Youghal Community Centre any Fri in September
between the above times.
PAST SHOWS
Christmas Extravaganza, A Century to Remember, Snow White, That’s
Entertainment 2002, Sleeping Beauty, Star Struck, Thursday’s Child,
Babes in the Woods.
FESTIVALS AND CONCERTS WE HAVE PARTICIPATED IN
Youghal Busking Festival, Youghal Summertime Festivals, Youghal
Through the Ages, Christmas carols at Our Lady’s Church (Strand
Church), the official opening of the Youghal playground, The Y Factor
and many more ..
ABOUT THE TEACHERS
ELEANOR: Eleanor first performed on stage in 1963 in the AOH Hall

NOW 6.30p.m.
in Cork City. She has also performed in the Cork Opera House and in
the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin. She sang with the ballad group The
McTaggerts from ’66-’68 touring many parts of Ireland. After moving to
Youghal she joined the Youghal Little Theatre in 1979 and performed in
numerous shows throughout the years as well as gaining experience in
back stage management. She co-directed Cinderella and her first solo
Cork County Junior B Hurling project was Willy Russell’s Our Day Out. It was during this that she
Championship Final recognised the need for a drama and musical group for children and co-
founded High Spirits jmdc with Sinead O Brien and Jo Collins.
SINEAD: Sinead first performed on stage in the Youghal Little Theatre’s

St Ita s
production of the Plough and the Stars at the age of 13. She also per-
formed in the local productions of Cinderella and South Pacific. Sinead
went to Colaiste Stiofan Naoifa in Cork in 1996 - 1998 and has two

V
NCVA Level 2 certificates in Theatre Performance and Arts Sinead was
one of the founder leaders of High Spirits.
DIANE: Diane began dancing at the age of 3 in the Mary Gibson School

Castlemagner
of Ballet. From there she commenced her dance training with Billie
Jean’s Rhythm Dance Co. for 10 years. She started singing at the tender
age of 2 with the Midleton Academy and continued singing for 14 years.
In 2004 Diane started her professional training in Colaiste Stiofan
On Sat Next Sept 8th Naoifa. Through this course she performed the ballets The Nutcraker
and Swan Lake in the Cork Opera House. Diane graduated in 2006 with
in Pairc Ui Rinn an ISTD certificate in Modern Dance and NCVA Level 1 & 2 in

at 6.30pm
Contemporary Dance and is now teaching full time.
REMEMBER IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR CHILD TO JOIN CALL TO THE
YOUGHAL COMMUNITY CENTRE ANY FRIDAY IN SEPTEMBER
BETWEEN 3.30 & 7.30PM. or PHONE 083-33138081 or 086-3115373
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
In Memoriam
3rd Anniversary
In loving memory of a great Dad & Grandad
James (Jim) Bulman
who died 7th Sept 2004
Time goes by so fast there s nothing we can do,
But wish with all our heart s that you were here too.
Those familiar sounds only you used to make,
a key tapping the door, a whistling tune, a laugh, a joke too
You filled our hearts with love and joy, a great Grandad to our boys
You made us laugh with your funny ways
a craic was always had on special days
Your funny wigs and costumes too is another way we ll remember you
There will always be a place in our hearts that only you could fill,
and even though the years pass by our memories of you never will.
Love you always your daughter Jane, son-in-law Gerry,
grandsons Jason, Adam and Callum
3rd Anniversary
In loving memory of
James Bulman
who died 7th Sept 2004
Three years have passed since that September day
Our thoughts of you are not far away
Silent Memories keep you near
Of a Dad and Grandad loved so dear
Sadly missed and always loved by
his Son Chris, daughter-in-law Breda
and Granddaughters Sarah and Megan
3rd Anniversary
In loving memory of my grandad
James Bulman
who died 7th Sept 2004
Dear Grandad how I love you so much
My heart is broken
I never wanted you to go
But God wanted you
and so I will love forever
and ever I will go to your grave
Love Megan
Birthday Remberance Sept 1st
1st Anniversary Sept 3rd
~ Nicholas O Donnell ~
We hold you close within our hearts
And there you shall remain
To walk with us throughout our lives
Until we meet again
In loving memory of baby Nicholas
from your cousins Kellie and Ben
and uncle Brendan and Auntie Lisa
Birthday Remberance Sept 1st
1st Anniversary Sept 3rd
Nicholas O Donnell
In loving memory of baby Nicholas
we never got to meet you but we
miss you all the same
Gentle Jesus up above give our cousin all our love
Love and kisses from your cousins Ashling,
Shauna, Ryan and Aoife
TREASURED MEMORIES OF BABY NICHOLAS
WHO WENT TO HEAVEN ONE YEAR AGO.
Somewhere beyond the shadows, where sunlight always shines
Nicholas dwells in a beautiful place,
with other angels by his side.
Call his name out softly Lord, and when he looks your way,
Tell him that we love him, and miss him every day
Sadly missed by your auntie Eileen and Frank
Birthday Remberance Sept 1st
1st Anniversary Sept 3rd
Nicholas O Donnell
In loving memory of a dear
grandson Nicholas
Our hands cannot write what our hearts have to say,
We will love you forever and miss you each day.
Beautiful memories we treasure and hold,
Of a wonderful grandson more precious than gold.
Sadly missed by your Nana and Grandad Swayne
and Nana Gallogley
In loving memory of Baby Nicholas,
Locked in our hearts you will always be
Loved and remembered for eternity
Sadly missed by your uncle Richard and Ann-Marie

In Memoriam
Acknowledgement
We want to thank all the people in Clashmore
and Youghal who showed and gave
their support after the tragic death of my
partner and Mike s father
KEVIN SEXTON
Whose 7th anniversary occurs on 13th Sept 2007
Your concern was greatly appreci-
ated.
Joke and Mike Vriesema
3rd Anniversary
In loving memory of my husband
James Bulman
who died 7th Sept 2004
Three years have passed since you quietly slipped away
I prayed so hard that you would live
Our Lord just beckoned and I had to give.
Your life was full of kindly deeds,
You spread happiness, laughter,
A kind word for all you knew
loss. To everybody who sent mass cards and to all who attended
you re in my thoughts, my prayers
and in my heart too.
Miss you, Pat
3rd Anniversary
In loving memory of my Dad
James Bulman
who died 7th Sept 2004
You minded me when I was small,
You minded me when I grew tall.
A dad so kind and true, I thought the world of you.
You left me memories to treasure,
In my heart I will love you forever.
Look after him Lord, let him know
He was my dad and I miss him so
Loving daughter, Joanne
Grandad. Miss you, love you millions
Kaiah
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
In Loving Memory Of
~ Maureen Kenneally ~
St. Josephs,
The Strand, Youghal
Will those who think of her today
a little prayer to Jesus say. Masses offered.
Always remembered by ThØrØse, SØan
and Family
~ Rose Motherway ~
Ballymacoda
1st Anniversary & Acknowledgement Sept 6th 2006
Rose s husband Pat, sons Wayne & Michael, daughters Bridget
& Jayne, son in law Chris, mother Olivia, brothers, sisters,
grandchildren, great grandchildren & extended family would
like to thank all of those who sympathised with us in our sad
removal, funeral mass & burial. A special thanks to Fr. Kevin
Mulcahy, Egans Funeral Home, friends & neighbours.
The Holy Sacrifice of the mass has been offered for
all your intentions
30th Birthday Remembrance
5th September 2007
~ Michelle Ryan ~
Michema , 3 Chapel Lane,
Youghal, Co. Cork
More precious than gold or silver
Happy Memories brought to mind
Love you lots, miss you loads
Dad, Mam & Emma
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Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

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CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS
45 Drive Results: Tuesday 21st August:1st: Joy & Leonard; 2nd
& Third Divided: Mossie & Willie, Gene & Maighreadh; Best of
GAEL EOCHAILL last 5: Essie & Teresa
Last Game: Sarah & Angeline
Tuesday 28th August: 1st & 2nd Divided: Eileen & Bernie, Joan
Minor Football Challenge: 18-08-07 - Copperalley & Mary; 3rd & 4th Divided: Sheila & Mary, Angeline & Ann,
Eochaill: -11 Ballinacourty: 0-7 Gene & Maighreadh; Best of last 5: Leonard & Joy; Last Game:
Good confidence booster before the championship game against Mick & Sheelagh
Killeagh/Itas.Foireann: Brendan Twomey, Stephen Curtin, Bon Voyage: We wish the best to club players, Micheal
Andrew Sheehan, Fergus Griffin, Daniel Savage, Stephen Kelly, O’Laochdha, Kenneth Walsh and Stephen Kenneally who set off
Robert O’Dea, Daniel Mulcahy, Ed. Flavin, Shane Spillane, Ger on their travels to the Southern Hemisphere this week.Don’t stay
Cotter, Keith McCarthy, Patrick O’Shea, Jason Lane, Corey away too long lads, Championship 2008 is only around the corner!
Moloney.Fir Ionaid: Oisin Murphy, Simon O’Herlihy, Paul Quill. LOTTO LOTTO LOTTO:
Minor Football Championship: 22.08.07 : Ballynoe Support our Club Lotto, Minimum Jackpot EURO 2,500. Lotto
Eochaill: -6 Killeagh/Itas: 0-7 takes place every Monday night at Club Aras at 8pm.
Goals win games and this was the difference between the teams. COUNTY BOARD DRAW: We thank everyone who has con-
Great recovery after a nervous start and won comfortably in the tributed to this draw for the past year. It is a valuable fund-raiser
end.Foireann: Ciaran O’Mahony, Daniel Savage, Andrew for our club and in the coming weeks club collectors will be mak-
Sheehan, Fergus Griffin, Micheal Cronin, Aaron Kenny, Sean ing contact with you. We hope you will continue to support the
Crowe, Ed.Flavin (0-1), Stephen Kelly(0-1), Ger Cotter(1-1), draw The new draw commences in October, (with two draws
Oisin Murphy(1-0), Daniel Mulcahy(1-0), Shane Spillane, Jason September & October).
Lane(0-1),Corey Moloney.Fir Ionad: James O’Mahony(0-1), Keith Fixture: Wednesday 5th September; Minor Footbal
McCarthy(0-1), Patrick O’Shea, Brendan O’Regan, Stephen Championship: Eochaill v Scarrif Gaels; Venue: Castlemartyr
Curtin, Paul Quill, Simon O’Herlihy, David Scanlon. 6.45pm.
Junior Hurling League: 3.08.07: Pairc Nua
Eochaill: 1-10 Carrignavar: 3-12 The Inaugural Presentation Of
Good scoring in this game. Very evenly balanced for forty min-
utes, but no answer to Carrignavar’s strong finish. Foireann: Shane The Ollie Kelly Memorial Cup
Spillane, Brendan O’Regan, Trevor Griffin, David Coyne, Congratulations to Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace winner
Daniel Savage, Martin O’Brien, Cathal O’Laochdha, Richard of the Ollie Kelly Memorial Cup. Michael’s young bird flew from
Cunningham (1-2), Kenneth Walsh, Darren Feehan(0-1), Eoin Monaghan a total of 163 miles in three and half hours to win the
Coleman(0-2), Jonathan Ormonde(0-1), James Wade(0-1), race. It is indeed fitting that Ollie Kelly is remembered with this
Dermot O’Sullivan(0-2), Fergus Griffin. Fir Ionad: Barry Ring(0- perpetual cup in view of the strong links that Kelly family have
1), Stephen Curtin, Padraig O’Laochdha. with the Youghal Pigeon Club over many years. The late Ollie
Intermediate Football: (Tom Creedon Cup): 26.08.07: Ovens Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena presented the
Eochaill: 0-4 Adrigole: 0-9 cup to Michael a member of the Youghal Pigeon Club at the GAA
Both teams understrength. Great opportunity to give our minor Centre last Saturday night.
players additional match practice and they acquitted themselves
very well Both defences well on top. Foireann: Pat Mackey,
Stephen Kelly, Andrew Sheehan, Daniel Savage, Padraig
O’Laochdha, Barry Ring, Stephen Twomey, Ger O’Leary, Jonathan
Ormonde(0-1), Stephen Kenneally, Eoin Coleman(0-1), John
Cotter, David Hickey, Philip Monaghan(0-2), Daniel Mulcahy.
Substitute:Brendan O’Regan.
All-Ireland Sevens: Senior Hurling Championship: Saturday
1st September: Venue: Kilmacud Crokes, Dublin
This is an annual 7-a-side competition played on the eve of the
All-Ireland Hurling Final:
Results: Eochaill: 3-5 Tullaghmore (Galway): 5-3
Eochaill: 5-9 Na Piarsaigh (Limerick): 4-7
Eochaill: 6-7 Glenealy (Wicklow): 3-10
Mighty performance in each game. Unlucky in the first game to
come up against an outstanding goalie who defied us time and
again. Eventually we were dependent on Na Piarsaigh to defeat
Tulloughmore, but they failed by two points. All in all a worth- Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace first winner of the Ollie Kelly Memorial
Cup pictured with the late Ollie Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena
while experience and a date to be penciled in for 2008.
FOIREANN: Shane Spillane, Padraig O’Laochdha, Barry Ring,
Brendan Coleman, Damien Ring, Richard Cunninigham, Patrick
O’Mahony, Daniel Savage, Bill Cooper, Eoin Coleman. NOTA:
Undoubtedly the score of the tournament was Bill Coopers’ goal -
flick of the wrist overhead - against Gleneally.
Minor Football Challenge: Sunday 2nd September: Played in
Ardmore Eochaill: 1-5 An Gaeltacht: 3-9
This was a challenge game against An Gaeltacht, who are in the
Waterford County Final. Eochaill fielding an understrength side,
used it as preparation for their championship game next
Wednesday night. A competitive game until An Gaeltacht pulled
away in the last five minutes. Foireann: Ciaran O’Mahony, Daniel
Savage, Sean Crowe, Brendan O’Regan, Stephen Kelly, Brian
Quill, Micheal Cronin, David O’Callaghan, Daniel Mulcahy,(0-1),
Shane Spillane, Oisin Murphy, Brendan Twomey,(0-1) James Michael Aherne from Sarsfield Terrace first winner of the Ollie Kelly Memorial
O’Mahony,(0-2) Patrick O’Shea,(1-1) Stephen Curtin. Subs: Cup pictured with the late Ollie Kelly’s daughters Geraldine, Elizabeth and Helena
Simon O’Herlihy, Keith McCarthy, David Scanlan, Paul Quill. and members of the Youghal Pigeon Club.

FREE FITNESS NIGHT AT AURA
YOUGHAL LEISURE CENTRE
Spin on down and step it up at Youghal s finest leisure centre
Aura Youghal Leisure Centre, the biggest in East Cork, will host
a fitness experience on September 10th promising a night of fun
and fitness at the pay-as-you-go Centre.
The fitness night will kick off at 6.30pm. Guests are welcome to
come and join any of the classes or to simply observe and chat to
the many instructors who will be at hand. The night is complete-
ly FREE with goodies for everyone.
The evening s activities include:
6.30pm Body Blast,
7.00pm Rebounding,
7.30Pm Step Aerobics,
8.00pm Total Toning,
8.30pm Spinning,
9.00pm Yoga
This night is organised to give existing customers and new cus-
tomers a chance to try some of the excellent classes Aura Youghal
Leisure Centre present and to underline the benefits people can
achieve.
Marion Hayden, Operations Manager of Aura Youghal is really
looking forward to introducing the facility to the wider communi-
ty. We are delighted to organise this event for the whole commu-
nity to enjoy and showcase the facilities which are attracting a
large number of people to exercise and stay fit. The number of
people availing of our pay-as-you-go option has continued to
grow since we opened in September 2006 and our staff will be on
hand to answer any and all questions that customers may have to
ask, Ms Hayden explained.
Among the giveaways on the night is a chance to win a free two-
month membership.
Register for classes now at reception or by calling 024 91614
Aura Leisure Centres are focused on providing opportunities for
the whole family to enjoy. Aura centres offer a unique pay-as-you-
go option and this ensures that all members of the local commu-
nity can enjoy the state of the art facilities. A series of courses
including slimmers programmes and an extensive range of fitness
classes are available daily, all taught and monitored by the profes-
sional Aura staff. Aura also provides Swimming Lessons for all
ages (under 4 to adults) and all levels of abilities.
Youghal Under 20 Rugby Team pictured in Frogmore with Team Coaches Dave
Fox and Alan Brown on Friday Night last before their first game of the season.
Youghal Rugby Munster Junior One Team pictured in Frogmore on Friday Night
last before their first game of the season.
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
PROPERTY MORE AFFORDABLE
IN COUNTY WATERFORD
- Jim Power, Economist
Property buyers wishing to purchase a proper-
ty at an affordable price will be most interest-
ed in what is happening in County Waterford.
A report is due to be published on the
"Affordability of Housing Property in
County Waterford" by Consultant
Economist, Jim Power, on Friday next, 7th
September at 5.30pm, in Lismore House
Hotel. Lismore. Co. Waterford.
It certainly has been an eventful few months,
where media headlines frequently detailed
turbulence in the financial markets and prop-
erty investors are now left to wonder how the autumn housing
market will perform.
The dizzying growth in house prices over the last 10 years has cer-
tainly been fuelled to a large extent by first time buyers as well as
investors who see property as their retirement plan. These pur-
chasers depend on bank borrowings and have undoubtedly been
affected by increases in interest rates; this, along with other issues
such as over-supply, has resulted in a very welcome cooling of
house prices, leaving demand for property to calm to more appro-
priate levels in recent times.
So what do Property Buyers look for now? The answer -
Affordability.
Jim Power, Consultant Economist has prepared a report which
details his analysis of the affordability of housing, specifically for
the County Waterford area. As a general easing in house prices
and government mortgage relief incentives are taken into account,
along with strong employment levels and comparatively sound
wages and high standards of living, one would hope that things are
once again looking up for the prospective property buyer.
As affordability of Housing throughout the high growth period
may have indeed become a barrier to purchasing, we find our-
selves hoping that there is now finally some good news.
The report is being published by Jim Power at the Lismore
House Hotel, Lismore Co Waterford at 5.30pm. Jim’s presen-
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market, economic prospects & recent stock market turmoil.
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Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007

AT ST. MARY’S COLLEGE GARDENS

Laura Moloney Sharbati originally from

The Kenneally family and friends Raheen Park and her son Keanush home
Aoibhin, Eden, Heather, Jessie Murphy, on holidays from Germany with her sis-
Niamh Treacy, Laura and Esha Walsh ter Marion and niece Megan

Kids enjoying the event John Harris and Maurice Irwin

Rose Ryall and daughter Elly Norma Murphy, Bill Kiely and Tony Ruxton

Town Cryer with Debbie and Kevin Laatz

Medieval Bloodthirsty Warriors want to know where

Fr O Neills U11 Camogie Team winners of East Cork League Final against Killeagh on a scoreline of 5-1 to 1-1
Sir Barty Murphy is hiding

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
PROBLEMS AT CLAYCASTLE
Photo Michael Hussey
By Christy Parker
Youghal Town Councillor Michael Beecher has labelled the town’s
seaside public toilets "a disgrace" and "unfit for human usage."
The FG councillor says the toilets at Claycastle "urgently need
upgrading, including wheelchair accessibility" before next sum-
mer. He says he holds similar views on the toilets at the Front
Strand.
Cllr Beecher’s remarks spurred Youghal News to inquire whether
Aura, which manages the Youghal Leisure Centre/Swimming Pool
would consider allowing wheelchair users official access to its toi-
let facilities as an interim measure. A spokeswoman for the com-
pany replied it would "certainly be willing to negotiate" with inter-
ested parties. The recently-formed Youghal Disability Group has
welcomed the response, which it will shortly consider.
The Claycastle toilets stand on Youghal Council land but border
Cork County Council’s property, which includes a blue flag beach.
Neither authority relishes the cost of upgrading the facility and
Cork Co. Council seem content to let visitors to their section of
beach suffer the discomfort of the Town Council toilets, the
upgrading of which would tax the Youghal ratepayer.
Councillor Beecher recently visited the toilets along with wheel-
chair and disabled personnel, Joan Sexton, 8 year-old Keith Phelan
(with dad Tony) and Suzanne O’Loughlin. They found wheelchair
access inhibited both by a step entrance and a narrow, uneven
approach. The interiors, while newly painted and whitewashed,
lack basic soap and toilet paper. The antiquated toilets at the Front
Strand emit a similar impression.
Last April Youghal Town Council adopted Cllr Beecher’s motion
that Cork Co. Council provide an Automatic Public Convenience
(’Superloo’) at Claycastle car park. Subsequently County Manager
Declan Daly dismissed the notion, insisting ’there are already ade-
quate facilities in the area.’ Saying his son "is entitled to dignity
and respect", Mr Phelan asks if Mr. Daly "would like to try
manoeuvring a wheelchair there?"
Mr. Daly’s words may mask economic criteria. ’Superloos’ meet
health and legal criteria but are expensive. Youghal Town Council
owns one ( 130,000 approx + daily maintenance fee) and leases
two others ( 27,000 each, annually, maintenance included).
Advertising space or even sponsorship might allay much of these
costs but against this background Youghal Town Clerk Liam Ryan
believes there is an onus on Cork County Council to provide toilet
facilities for the patrons of their section of beach.
Elaborating, Mr Ryan says, "Persistent vandalism makes old style
toilets impossible to maintain. Neither do they meet expected
modern standards. But ultimately it’s about money. This brings us
to September’s budget meeting," he added, pointedly. "If council-
lors vote to allocate funds towards updating the toilets, it will hap-
pen sooner. If not, it has to wait longer."
Significantly, Youghal Council is about to launch a pilot scheme in
which it will reconstruct the traditional style toilets adjacent to the
tourist office, replacing them with a more economical cubicle-ver-
sion of the ’Superloo’ and a wheelchair-accessible facility. "If this
scheme succeeds, we would like to replicate it at the Front Strand,"
says Mr Ryan, in what might be termed thinking outside the bog.
Meanwhile there is nothing like feeling the pinch personally to
engage the brain, Averting to his own current incapacity following
hip surgery, Cllr Beecher says he has experienced "terrible incon-
venience" in accessing disability facilities throughout the town.
"There is a huge failure in many quarters to meet the required stan-
dards’, he decrees, reiterating "full support" for the Youghal
Disability Group.
Perhaps his considerations could start close to base. Access at
the Mall Arts Centre proved deficient when wheelchair-bound
Joan Sexton attempted to use the facility recently. "The entrance
was too narrow", she says. "I couldn’t use it." Surprised Town
Clerk Liam Ryan says the convenience "meets the standards spec-
ified by law" during the 2.2m revamp of the centre. "Its presum-
ably a planning failure at national level", he adds.
Youghal News.....Sept 6th 2007
Tony Phelan and his son Keith, Cllr. Michael Beecher, Joan Sexton and Suzanne
O’Loughlin show the problems of wheelchair access at the claycastle toilets
Inch Festival 2007
September 12th - September 23rd inclusive
It s festival time again in the little village of Inch. This years com-
mittee has been busy preparing for the last number of weeks under
the stewardship of Anthony Flavin, Chairman, ably assisted by
Michael Riordan Secretary, Margaret Mulcahy Treasurer and Jim
O’Keeffe Public Relations Officer. Tickets for the main raffle are
presently in circulation with many prizes on offer, to include Hall
Table (kindly sponsored by Coleman Green Furniture), TV / DVD
Combi Unit, DVD Player, George Foreman Grill and Garden
Voucher as well as valuable cash prizes.
The events this year are spread over two weeks. On Wednesday,
12th September David Willis, renowned Artist (as seen on TG4)
will treat all art lovers to a night displaying his artistic talent, with
his painting raffled at the end of the night commencing at 8.30 pm.
Patrons on the night will be treated to wine and cheese on arrival.
Friday night, 14th September, sees the Crowning of the Festival
Queen. This is a very popular night in the Walter Raleigh Hotel
Youghal commencing at 8.15 pm with compere Tommy Collins.
The Queen selected will receive the perpetual trophy, a replica tro-
phy for keeps as well as a prize of a week-end away for two in a
Luxury Hotel plus spending money. The winner of this competi-
tion will go forward to a heat to represent Cork in the Rose of
Tralee selection of 2008. The night will include, live music pro-
vided by Ger Byrne and Patsy Irwin, this is a night to be enjoyed
by all. A Monster Bingo Session will be held on Wednesday night,
19th September at 8.30 pm. Junior table quiz will be held on
Thursday night, 20th September at 8.00 pm
Sunday, 23rd September sees the staging of the Bazarr commenc-
ing at 2.30 pm which includes monster spinner prizes, a Baby
Show, Prince & Princess Show, various side shows including The
Splash Game, Golf, Darts, Treasure Hunt, Horse Shoe Throwing
and the very popular Duck Derby. The draw for the main raffle
will also take place. The day culminates with the duck derby in
the River Tourig.
The Festival draws to a close with a tipple at Powers Bar,
Mountuniake, which will include a traditional Irish music session.
The festival activities referred to are the only source of income for
the Committee to enable the Community Centre to be kept open,
to allow all clubs the use of it and maintain it as the hub of our
Community activities. In recent years major Capital Project have
been carried out to include refurbishment of gents toilets, pur-
chase of container to store furniture and equipment, purchase of
comfortable seating, specialist stage lighting, refurbishment of
mineral bar and corridor area and replacement of timber floor is
ground floor meeting room. In addition to capital expenditure the
other major expenditure include the everyday running costs such
as ESB, Gas Insurances and ongoing maintenance which all add
up to an alarming sum at year end.
In conclusion of this article it is appropriate that the Committee
would take this opportunity to extend thanks for the support of all
Sponsors and Patrons for the past years and look forward to the
support of all concerned for this years Festival Events, and as the
song goes ’together we will make it work’.
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