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 YOUGHAL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ALERT
MEETING JULY 2010
By Christy Parker
The meeting took place at the Walter Raleigh hotel on Tuesday
July 6th at 7.45 pm.
The group's finances stand at €12,010.08, following a grant of
€11,369 from the Department of Community, Equality and
Gaeltacht Affairs in lieu of acquiring and installing of monitored
personal alarms. The books would return to the pre-funding figure
once all 40 plus alarms (including some complimentary devices
from the suppliers) were installed. This process was almost com-
plete.
PRO Sergeant John Sharkey said a lot of people had greater peace
of mind and he thanked past and present committees and support-
ers for this. It is ironic that the anti-social disturbances of
Halloween 2008 sparked the revitalisation of the community alert
group, which in turn led to the acquisition of the personal alarms.
Monthly crime report:
The crime statistics were relatively benign, though they "nose-
dived" towards the month's cessation the sergeant noted. He
stressed that the figures only referred to "reported" crimes. There
were three drug detections for possession arising from 27 street
searches, with nobody apprehended for dealing. One house was
searched under warrant and "nothing major was discovered."
There had been only one assault, which was "relatively minor" and
between two Cork city visitors. No burglaries were recorded.
There had been four drink-driving arrests from 22 mandatory, half-
hour checkpoints. Ten people had been arrested for public order
offences. Wanton criminal damage, mostly overnight, numbered
14. Thefts were of a similar number. They had largely occurred in
shops, although a lawn mower had been stolen from a private res-
idence and some rucksacks with wallets and mobile phones taken
from swimmers at Nealon's Quay.
The overall crime statistics included the following:
Drugs: On street drug searches took place at Catherine Street,
Claycastle, Cork Hill, North Main Street, Templemichael, Tallow
Street and Front Strand. Detections for possession occurred at
Front Strand and Raheen Road (2).
Thefts: Areas affected included Oak Hill, Quays Disco, Parkland
building site, Ballymacoda, Nealon's Quay, Two Euro Superstore
and XI shop O'Brien's Place.
Criminal Damage: Incidents were recorded at Dermot Hurley
Estate, Rifle Range, Rhincrew, Kenny's Lane, Murray Kitchens,
North Main Street, Clashadonna, Dermot Hurley Estate.
Drunk Driving: Detections took place at Windmill Lane, Priory
Court, Redbarn and Carlton Wharf.
Assault: One minor incident was recorded at the Quality Hotel
Public Order offences: The list included Summerfield, Windmill
Lane, Supermacs, Rhincrew, Foxhole, McCurtainstown (drunk-
ness) O'Brien's Place (drunkness) and the Quality Hotel (trespass-
ing).
Sexual offence:
One incident was recorded, having occurred between "two people
known to each other."
Court sentences, promotion, vetting, off licence:
The PRO revealed that a man who had impersonated a garda to
steal money from a house in Clashadonna some months ago had
confessed to the crime -and a similar transgression in Cobh- while
in custody in Cork prison.
The sergeant also informed that two local (unnamed) men involved
in serious crime had failed to get bail three times before each of the
district and circuit courts and twice before the High Court. He pro-
ceeded that the older man received 11 months in prison on June
11th at Lismore District Court and also a two years sentence at
Cork Circuit Court on June 22nd, with 12 months suspended. On
June 9th the younger man had received 10 months on a number of
appeal cases.
Sergeant Sharkey said Supt Horan was retiring in September,
while Detective Sergeant Joe O'Connor was on the Inspector's list
and due for promotion shortly. The sergeant said local gardai now
liaise with the town council to vet housing list applications. "Its
time consuming but worthwhile and gives us some control over the
type of people who come to live in the community," he said.
Underage & illegal drinking:
The garda revealed that underage drinking and associated anti-
social behaviour remains the town's predominant illegal activity.
He said it was particularly prevalent in the graveyard and in the
vicinity of the Collegiate Church. Meanwhile an off-licence was
re-opening in the town, the proprietor had been informed of the
overall situation and he had expressed care and awareness.
Nonetheless, a resident in the South Abbey area expressed con-
cerns that criminal behaviour from previous experiences, might
recur. Sergeant Sharkey asked that the gardai be immediately con-
tacted on foot of any incidents or even if in fear of one being immi-
nent.
Treasurer Michael Beecher was dubious that all off licence owners
were co-operating with efforts to restrain underage drinking, a
view he also applied to parents. The overwhelming opinion in the
room was that shop owners were doing their best to control the sit-
uation and that older individuals were purchasing alcohol for
minors. Sergeant Sharkey said there was no evidence of non-coop-
eration or supplying direct to underage drinkers. .
Contributions from the floor testified that the scourge was still
rampant in North Abbey and Slob areas. The situation was
described as "terrible" with regular desecration, rowdy behaviour
and criminal damage. Youths were climbing into the cemetery
while the gates were shut to visitors. "Call us at any time, whenev-
er you are concerned," again advised the sergeant.
There was also concern expressed from the floor that some youths,
who had been frequenting and perhaps removed from the youth
centre at Nagle House were causing problems. A second voice said
he welcomed the centre but asked that they be advised to behave
in a responsible manner when leaving the premises. Some, it was
alleged, had been playing 'chicken' with cars. The sergeant said it
was very rare that people were ejected but there had been one such
occasion recently. He believed that 95% of those attending were
well behaved and observed that neither they nor their parents had
been happy on previous occasions to be considered party to the
very few who had caused problems. He would convey the con-
cerns to those managing the facility.
Alarms:
The chairman, Jack Dempsey said the installation of alarms
reflected very well on the work of the community alert group. He
explained that each installation took a mere half hour, during
which the installer was accompanied by a local, who helped over-
see the paper work. Each recipient nominated three helpers who
could be contacted in turn by phone in the case of emergency.
Some 'semi-private" details such as health issues and a doctor's
validation were also supplied. People had told him they felt far
more secure and comfortable in their homes, with one elderly
woman describing it as "like having company." Mr. Dempsey said,
"this issue alone justifies our presence over the past 18 months."
Alarms are available houses that accommodate a resident -not nec-
essarily living alone- of 65 years or over. A telephone landline is
also necessary, though the alarm can be activated from outside the
house, such as occurred to save a Wexford woman's life after she
fell in last winters freezing conditions. Application forms are avail-
able at the garda station.
Suggestions welcome:
Having acquired personal alarms and burglary warning signs for
the beaches the group would welcome any further suggestions for
community initiatives, the PRO advised. He was surprised at the
sparse uptake on application forms for modern smoke alarms but
he said the forms remained available at the garda station
The next meeting, in the Walter Raleigh, is on September 7th at
7.45 pm
 YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL STANDING
ORDERS MEETING ON MONTHLY MEETING TIMES
By Christy Parker
Following its statutory July meeting, Youghal Town Council held
a Standing Orders meeting to decide whether to retain Tuesday
mornings for its monthly sittings or revert to Monday evenings.
Meetings have been held at 10 am on Tuesdays since April, during
the council executive's work-to-rule protest at public sector pay
conditions. Prior to the dispute's settlement, the town clerk and
staff only work daytime hours.
Two issues pre-occupied the thoughts of the eight councillors pres-
ent. Firstly, though the move to Tuesdays had been chosen as a
temporary measure, some members had found it suited them bet-
ter. Others preferred Monday but all claimed either arrangement
was acceptable.
Secondly, there was Cllr Donie Daly, Youghal's first Labour coun-
cillor since 1986 and elected with 308 first preferences. The free-
lance financial consultant has missed all day meetings due to work
commitments in Limerick. The councillor also opted for ten days
pay in lieu of holidays/time off from work due to redundancy fears
if his contract is not extended next month.
Cllr Daly has been unhappy about the switch to Tuesday morning
and has publicly and repeatedly aired his grievance. Seldom hesi-
tant to speak his mind, he has cast himself, rightly or wrongly, as
a victim of intent by some councillors.
The councillor recently ruffled feathers considerably when he
responded thus to remarks that some councillors take time off
work to attend meetings: "As far as I know, we have 4 full time
'public representatives', 2 self employed, 1 retired teacher, 1 stu-
dent and myself. I'm not working to supplement my benefits, or in
addition to my pocket money. I can't take time off from my part
time job cutting grass or doing my paper round. This is a real job,
with real responsibilities, in order to pay real mortgages and feed
a real family.'
To say some of his council colleagues were miffed by his observa-
tions would be understating on the lines that the pope has a thing
about religion! Cllr Daly says he his have been "taken up wrong-
ly." but their shadow lay heavy as a blanket as the Standing Orders
debate commenced.
Standing Orders
Mayor Mary Linehan Foley began by observing that while the
decision to hold daytime meetings was enforced, it had suited sev-
eral councillors, especially those with families at home, including
herself. Acknowledging that, "one particular councillor is not suit-
ed by morning meetings" she proceeded that when she first ran for
council, she knew that times could fluctuate. "In 1999 some meet-
ings were held at 2pm," she recalled. The mayor, a mother of five,
said she had always managed to attend meetings and would con-
tinue to do so, regardless of their time, in accordance with the trust
placed in her by the electorate. The same applied to voluntary com-
mittee meetings, she added. She concluded by saying any impres-
sion that the council was against one member, was "totally untrue"
and had never been he case in her time as a councillor. Cllr
Michael Beecher, noting it was "an honour to be elected," said pro-
fessionally, mornings suited him best in summertime but he now
wanted Monday evening meetings restored. Cllr Barbara Murray
too preferred morning meetings but "out of fairness" to Cllr Daly,
she felt the meetings should return to Monday nights.
Cllr Michelle Hennessy preferred daytime meetings for family rea-
sons. She said she had always, despite "two difficult years," attend-
ed meetings in respect of the electorate and a town "that I love
dearly." The councillor then stridently defended her status as "a
homemaker and a mother" which translated into being "a doctor, a
counsellor and a taxi driver, going here, there and everywhere."
She had four children, was constantly on the road and it was very
difficult being a homemaker, mother and councillor. Most men,
given a week looking after children would seek liberation via a
shovel, a pick and the outdoors, she claimed (uncontested mind
you!).
Cllr Liam Burke had "no problem" with either arrangement but
had a slight preference for morning times.
Cllr Eoin Coyne said everyone had the same mandate regardless of
votes accrued. He too had no problem with either time and was
"willing to work with any councillor that works with me."
However he had "a very serious issue with how Cllr Daly is going
about his business." Opting to "call a spade a spade," he fumed that
Cllr Daly had been "slating the back off us week by week, whether
on the radio, the internet or in newspapers! And then he expects us
to support him! I'm not accepting that!" His voice raised, Cllr
Coyne said he had read on youghalonline.com that Cllr Daly had
"stated he was the only person with a real full time job." The coun-
cillor then vehemently defended his colleagues and he against any
insinuation that their lives were neither fill nor industrious. His pri-
ority was to "make a difference" to his town and to attend council
meetings and he was indifferent to the time they were held.
Cllr Sammy Revins, self-employed, said he also had "a real job"
and was very aware too that his wife worked hard, not least at
home, where there currently resided several children from the
Chernobyl movement. "We all have to make sacrifices and we
have often changed meeting times," he observed. He said he pre-
ferred night meetings, as he had to hire staff to cover for him, but
would accept the majority consensus. He wanted a nine-member
council and didn't think it would "be a big sacrifice for Cllr Daly
to take one a day off a month."
Cllr Sandra McLellan said she was available for both times but
she'd "rather support people that aren't stabbing me in the back."
She considered the matter "a load of petty nonsense" and said she
had attended 34 meetings the previous month, at various hours,
including 11 for Cork County Council. The councillor "resented
being told she didn't have a real job" She had worked at various
jobs since 16 and being a councillor was "the hardest job of all."
She had a family, made sacrifices and got through it. The council-
lor said it was petty of someone "to go to the media complaining
about 'poor me' instead of talking about achievements and real
issues." She concluded that she'd "had enough" and would now
choose morning meetings over evenings.
Voting: Voting centred on two proposals. Firstly, Cllr Beecher,
seconded by Cllr Revins, proposed that Standing Orders revert to
Monday evening meetings. Secondly, Cllr Hennessy proposed that
the Standing Orders remain unaltered at Tuesday mornings, 10 am.
Cllr Beecher's proposal produced a tie at 4-4 with Cllrs Beecher,
Revins, Murray and Coyne in favour and Henessy, McLellan,
Linehan Foley and Burke against. The issue was decided with the
mayor's casting vote and the proposal was defeated.
Cllr Hennessy's proposal was then carried, with support from Cllrs
Hennessy, McLellan, Linehan Foley, Burke and Coyne.
Expected nothing: Cllr Daly says he "expected nothing less" from
the meeting. "It is about members of the Town Council taking
actions that lack foresight and also shows that if you are in the pri-
vate sector and work normal hours, don't bother running for coun-
cil in Youghal." The outcome casts doubt on Cllr Daly's ability to
remain in situ. The 1991 Local Government Act stipulates that that
local authority membership shall be terminated if a member fails
to attend meetings "over a consecutive period of six months,"
except due to illness or some other approved reason. He has now
missed four consecutive meetings. The councillor says he will con-
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 YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL JULY MEETING
By Christy Parker
Report of the Town Clerk on Matters Arising from the
Monthly Meeting of Youghal Town Council held on 15th June
2010.
Commercial Rates: I outlined last month that the shortfall in rate
income to 30/4/2010 was €167,000. The situation on the 31st May
showed that this deficit has narrowed by €31,624 to €135,376, but
remains a serious concern for the Council. The Council brought
five rate cases to Youghal District Court on the 2nd July last and
obtained judgments on two cases with three being adjourned to 3rd
September 2010 to allow for full payments to be made by then. In
the two cases where judgments have been obtained warrants have
issued to the County Sheriffs Department for collection of the
monies owed.
A further five cases are listed for Youghal District Court for
September 17th next where judgments will be sought against the
offending rate payers. Youghal Town Council only take legal
action as a last resort and where all reasonable avenues for pay-
ments have been exhausted.
Enterprise Centre: Works have commenced on Phase II of the
Enterprise Centre and should be completed within a period of three
months. The Contractor for the works is David O' Reardon of
Glendaligan, Lemybrien, Co. Waterford and are under the direc-
tion of Colin Brennan of David Kelly Partnership.
Littering Offences: As you are aware CCTV Cameras have been in
operation in Youghal since the middle of May intermittently.
Twenty nine serious offences have been identified by the opera-
tors. Litter fines were issued last week and prosecutors will be
sought where fine payments are not received. We will continue to
use CCTV cameras throughout the summer and autumn in an
effort to eliminate littering offences, including the disposal of
domestic refuse into Council provided litter bins. Youghal Town
Council are required to pay Cork County Council for the disposal
of this refuse.
Kilcoran Road Resurfacing Works: The main resurfacing works on
Kilcoran Road have been completed at a cost of €82,482.45, which
is €25,000 over the anticipated cost. A section of golf Links Road
was also completed at a cost of €22,583.16 which is €7,416.86
under the anticipated cost. As all budgets are completely expend-
ed no further road works with the exception of pothole repairs by
Town Council Staff will be undertaken for the remainder of this
year.
In reference to legal action against defaulting ratepayers, Cllr
Barbara Murray asked whether those being pursued are still in
business. Town clerk Liam Ryan said they were still trading. Asked
if were regular or just recent defaulters, he replied that, "they were
never exemplary."
Litter:
In regard to littering offences Cllr Murray said she endorsed the
use of CCTV but asked whether such evidence clearly indicated
that large bags conveying domestic rubbish were involved in cases
where fines had been issued for dumping in street bins. Town
Clerk Liam Ryan said fines had only been issued for offences that
were "voluminous in nature" and none had been issued "where
there was a grey area." Cllr Murray asked whether he would fur-
nish the evidence to someone appealing a fine and Mr. Ryan said
that would only be done as part of the legal process where there
was a refusal to pay a fine. Cllr Murray said she knew of cases,
whereby elderly people were unaware of having offended, such as
a woman in the beach whom she had seen emptying the detritus of
her car into a bin recently.
Town Manager Patricia Power intervened, saying the issue had
been debated for many years and it was time to develop a "zero tol-
erance" approach to littering across "every strata of society." She
felt nobody had "lived in a cave" long enough to be unaware of the
problems. She said there was a "robust" three-part, internal appeal
system via the litter warden, the town clerk and herself, before
court proceedings were considered. "We'll never get any where
with tit-for-tat evidence, of who saw this and who saw that," she
continued, concluding that the message must be unequivocally
delivered that "Youghal people respect their town and that Youghal
is a clean town."
Cllr Michael Beecher said he had seen domestic rubbish being
strewn by crows at Greens Quay and Dr. Kennedy's Place that
morning. He was "delighted" people were being caught on CCTV.
Cllr Sammy Revins said people should realise there was a litter
warden on duty and "fair play to him for getting what he was look-
ing for."
Cllr Sandra McLellan asked if resurfacing the remaining section of
the Golf Links Road would receive priority in 2011. Mr Ryan said
it was for the members to decide at next year's budget but he hoped
the weather wouldn't dictate the priorities as happened in 2010.
Votes of Congratulations:
Mayor Linehan Foley congratulated "three young people (Golfers
Patricia Ronayne, & Patrick Plante from Youghal and Gortroe's
basketball player Sandra Egan) who won two silver and a bronze
medal respectively while representing Munster in the Special
Olympics in Thomond Park, Limerick "They made us proud and
deserve acknowledgment." she said. Given the current reticence
towards civic receptions, the councillor wondered if framed certifi-
cates could be presented to them at a reduced ceremony. Cllr
Revins said presenting certs had formerly been a popular practice
"but," he added, "let's give them a good reception too and never
mind the begrudgers. They are children of our town." Cllrs
Hennessy and McLellan concurred. Cllr Murray added that the
award-winning Pobalscoil students invited to attend the 2010
Shanghai International Youth Science and Technology Expo, also
deserved recognition. Cllr Beecher recalled a previous decision
conduct a nomination system, succeeded by an annual awards
night. Mayor Linehan Foley's proposal for bi-annual awards cere-
monies at Christmas and June was then well received and a sub
committee is to be established to pursue that option.
Town Foreman's Report:
Cllr Liam Burke complained of potholes on Raheen Road,
Nealon's Quay car park, Bawnmore and Ballyclamasy at junction
with N25. He asked the town manager for an update on the imple-
mentation of a retail strategy for Youghal that was sanctioned in
June 2009 and for which funding was provided. He said it was
"extremely important" that it was incorporated into the town devel-
opment plan with a view to a new retail centre application for Mill
Road in which Dunne's Stores would be anchor tenants.
Cllr Eoin Coyne said tourists had expressed disappointment with
the bad state of the statue and fountain in Green Park, though they
found the town "lovely." He also cited concern over dumping at the
bottom of Sarsfield's Terrace and potholes at Bawnmore, bushes
intruding onto the footpath at Golf Links Road and St. Coran's
Well.
Potholes
Cllr Revins said potholes were prevalent in Macurtainstown car
park and that shrubbery at the exit of Kilcoran Park needed trim-
ming as it was impeding motorists' view. The first implement in
the Greencloyne playground needed repair, he said The councillor
sought information regarding satellite dishes on the front of build-
ings on the main street, especially in a heritage town. Visitors had
remarked on it and he wondered if dishes in such locations
required planning permission. The town clerk, to general surprise,
said this was indeed the case. The town manager said she'd cite the
legislation at the next meeting. Oh dear...
Cllr McLellan said she had been embarrassed amongst Americans
at the ongoing foul state of the jail steps. Mr. Ryan said the green-
ery at the top end had been cut and further pruning was imminent.
She said the car park on Raheen Road needed spraying and also
asked if Springfield Industrial Estate was ready to be taken in
charge by the council. A delegation had visited her on the issue and
she said the estate was very well kept.
Arrows
Cllr Murray asked if the traffic arrows on the "appalling" surface
on Nealon's Quay carpark could be painted. She too had concerns

YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
over the Bawnmore potholes along with weeds on the paths around
the GAA grounds at Magners Hill. She inquired if funding was
available to complete works at Srathan na Sali.. The town clerk said
the landscaping was finished, the speed ramp at the entrance would
be installed in September, there was no provision made for a railing
and trees in Phase 1 and no, he had not yet received funding from
Cork County Council for any works.
Cllr Beecher remarked that the bright 'golden' hue painted onto the
new business adjacent to the AIB was "a disgrace" and was told it
was being dealt with. He concurred that the state of the jail steps
was appalling and urged CCTV cameras be utilised to combat lit-
tering there. The councillor concluded with a request that the Front
Strand toilets be painted.
Shrubs
Cllr Hennessy appealed for the Millennium Park ponds to be
cleaned and some colourful shrubs to be planted. She also wanted
the playground swept and the foliage on Mill Road roundabout to
be pruned. She said the hedging on Golf Links Road was forcing
walkers onto a busy thoroughfare and complained of rubbish being
persistently dumped on a certain spot on Cork Hill. She added that
an accident was imminent on Raheen Road as drivers were deviat-
ing to avoid potholes.
Mayor Linehan Foley sought news on a proposal to plant shrubs at
Quain's Terrace, where the residents would then tend to them. Cllr
Coyne added that an unoccupied house on the terrace had over-
grown foliage.
Embargos
At this point the town clerk asked whether there had been feedback
from the councillors' political parties regarding protests they had
pledged to convey in protest at local government under-funding and
the staff embargo. Suffice to say no good news -or any news- was
forthcoming. Mr. Ryan said the council simply could not operate
successfully as matters stand. "It's emanating from the Department
of Finance," he informed before asking, "Are we a local authority
or are we not?" Patently exasperated, he proceeded, "If we are, then
we should be given the funding to perform the works within our
adopted budget. This includes being able to hiring the individuals to
perform the works contained within that budget." Cllr Revins
remarked that the issue of a white paper currently being studied by
the government regarding the proposed abolition of town councils
needed to be addressed too. Cllr Murray said the HSE presented
similar under-funding and embargo issues, with Youghal hospital
unable to replace staff.
Cork County Council Items:
Cllr Beecher said it was "time for action" over derelict sites, specif-
ically Clancy's, its adjacent garage and the Spinning Wheel.
"Somebody must be responsible," he demanded. He also circulated
photos of the derelict conditions at the old CIE-owned railway sta-
tion.
Cllr Murray decried that someone, campers probably, had strewn
rubbish along side the butts (Claycastle), which was technically pri-
vate property but also probably an established right of way. She
asked if there was any update on a seven-day "dangerous order"
notice issued to the owner of the rifle range building on June 21st.
The councillor said the condition of valves on the outfall pipes were
in the strand area was causing concern to the residents who feared
flooding. Town engineer Paul Murray explained that the valve man-
ufacturer and the consulting engineer had visited the site and issue
was being dealt with. He agreed to supply Cllr Murray with a writ-
ten report.
Cabins and footpaths
Cllr Murray also wondered whether a rubber flap or grid could be
placed at the entrance to the council's larger car park bins, to pre-
vent crows etc from ransacking them as well as making it more dif-
ficult to dispose of domestic rubbish. Regarding CCTV she hoped
that Cork County Council would duplicate Youghal's anti-litter ini-
tiative. The engineer said he was awaiting an answer on that. The
councillor asked if the lifeguard cabins at Claycastle and Redbarn
would be changed this year, given their windows face away from
the beach. The engineer said they would retain them for the dura-
tion of 2010 and that they had been chosen due to their anti-vandal
qualities, with shutters etc. The town manager said the lifeguards
were outside the cabins usually but the issue would be reconsidered
for 2011
Cllr Hennessy advised that the signs on the adjacent island were
obstructing children's -and even adults'- view of traffic at the Mill
Road roundabout. She had personally experienced the situation.
Cllr Burke repeated "the usual list of broken footpaths', aka Tallow
Street, South Main Street, junction of Strand Street & South Abbey.
He was told that some sections of these areas would be addressed
shortly. Cllr Burke further stated that there was a missing strip of
road surface at Island View and asked if there would be any works
done on Moll Goggin's Corner this year. There is none planned, "
said Mr. Murray.
Bad roads and waivers
Cllr Coyne reminded the engineer that the road at Island View need-
ed repair and was told it would occur by the end of the year as the
workers were currently engaged in the countryside, looking after
water treatment plant issues, bins and beaches. The councillor
sought an update on recent complaints over alleged odours from the
landfill site. The town clerk said he is awaiting a reply from the
county council. Cllr Coyne asked if the chip van at Redbarn
required a permit and said he had been told the operator was dispos-
ing of fat, etc that threatened the manholes.
Cllr Revins said the road surface where Ballyvergan meets the man
road was "crazy." The engineer said he'd investigate.
Cllr McLellan said that a lot of elderly people were concerned at
rumours that the civic amenity site would be closing and also that
the county council were to abolish the waiver system. The town
manager replied that she didn't know about environment issues but
was aware that discussions had taken place to make the site viable.
Cllr Murray said that the county council was losing €1.9m per
annum on waivers and that the Dept of Social welfare should be
carrying the responsibility instead. Ms Power agreed and said a sub-
mission to that effect had previously been made to the government
but with no satisfactory response. Cllr Murray noted that the ameni-
ty site's landfill facility would be closing soon anyway and it was
hoped that in due course -20 years or so- picturesque landscaping
would ensue.
Cllr Linehan Foley asked whether the plans for the new Quarryvale
landscaping, intended to prevent vehicles denying visibility to exit-
ing motorists and was told they are now ready.
Mayor's Business:
Mayor Linehan Foley said the local club's reception for GAA
President Christy Cooney had been cancelled (Waterford hurlers
delaying the inevitable again!) and new arrangements would be
forthcoming in time.
Report of the Heritage Municipal Policy Committee by Cllr Burke:
See elsewhere for report in which Cllr Burke outlines how Youghal
has secured €200,000 funding from the Irish Walled Towns network
for 2010. Youghal Town Council has also received €15,000 for a
conservation plan for Myrtle Grove, €4,900 for architectural
appraisals of the historic quarter and €2,700 for the graveyard trail
at St. Mary's Collegiate Church.
Other items in the report, include a business plan for the develop-
ment of the Clock Gate, heritage footpaths, the annual Medieval
Day in St. Mary's College gardens, links with Waterford Institute of
Technology and inclusion in the Irish Historic Towns Atlas. The
atlas is a highly prestigious European publication, in which 25 other
Irish towns are included. The history of the town, illustrated with
maps and original texts, will form part of the presentation. The pub-
lication is distributed to academic institutions throughout Europe.
Cllr Burke said architect David Kelly raised most of the €30,000
local contribution needed, including €15, 000 from the Christian
Brothers, €3,000 from Youghal Heritage Society and donations
from private individuals. Youghal town council then agreed to pay
the remaining €6,000 from the €25,000 it usually grants towards
heritage in its annual budget. Mayor Linehan Foley said it was very
important that Youghal was promoted in through this channel,
which includes a digital 'zoom-in' map. It was agreed to send a for-
mal letter of gratitude to Mr. Kelly for his voluntary efforts.
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children are put in classes based on their ability and not their age,
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enter and exit the pool safely and how to float properly. We also
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“We teach kids through a variety of activities that are built into
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“Children are monitored throughout the programme and assessed
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Music in the Wood
Looking for something to do on the August Bank Holiday week-
end? There will be live music in Glenbower Wood in Killeagh on
Monday 2nd August from 2.30 PM.
Up to 12 different musicians will be performing at different points
in the wood as well as dancing by Comhaltas. This year there is a
great selection of musicians lined up including:
Ger & Patsy, Peter & Bobby Lee and friends, James McGrath,
Packie O'Mahony & friends, James Lee & friends, Fahy family of
Dungarvan, Cormac Lynch & friends, Fergal Lee & friends
This will be a day for all the family with pizza, face painting and
other fun activities for children.Admission will be €10 per family.
The proceeds will go towards the upkeep of the public areas of
Glenbower Wood. Glenbower is a great local amenity, and we'd
love to see people come along to walk the trails, admire the woods
and maybe get into the habit of coming along for a walk more
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 YOUGHAL 4 MILE ROAD RACE/WALK
IN AID OF MARYMOUNT HOSPICE

Mick Coleman and John Aherne

Barry Drake, Donna Murphy and Cllr.

Eoin Coyne, Deputy Mayor of Youghal
Cian, Martin adn Aisling Drake with
Erin Walsh and Pat Aherne Rowena Allorde

Siobhan Enright and Mary Gutherie

from Grange-Fermoy AC with Michelle
Geary Midleton AC Billy and Martin Drake

Kathleen & Dan McCarthy with Marjorie Murray and Eoin Corcoran

Youghal Unit of The Irish Coastguard

Coonan and O’Mahoney families

Kevin Lonergan, Kellie Lewis, Diarmaid Dineen and Sarah Lewis

The O’Driscoll, Silva and Corcoran families from Cork

Marguerite Roche, Helen Hayes, Miriam Histon, Antonhy O’Brien and Helen
Mary Sweeney, Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley and Lys Sweeney Landers
 YOUGHAL 4 MILE ROAD In Memoriam
RACE/WALK 3rd Anniversary
IN AID OF MARYMOUNT HOSPICE
MAY O’ MAHONY
In Loving Memory of my Mum,
Late of Rath Kinsalebeg
who died 23rd July 2007

No words can say, how I feel today, Or feel in my heart

since you went away, I hide my tears, when I speak your name,
But the pain in my heart remains the same.
I miss you when I need a friend, Always on you I could depend,
I speak your name with tears unseen, Wishing your absence was
only a dream. I miss you from the house, I miss you from the chair,
And it’s worse on special occasions, When I know you won’t be there.
Erin Walsh pictured with Nellie Clohessy and family
No farewell words were spoken, No time to say goodbye,
You were gone before I knew it, And only God knows why

Sadly missed by your Daughter Christine, Son-in-Law

Humphrey, Grandchildren Samantha, Blake & Kyle

1st Anniversary
Caroline Dalton (nee Drake)
29th July

Members of the Bulman family

Caroline Dalton & her mam Alice Dalton

No need for words except to say,

Still loved, still missed in every way.
Always in our thoughts and prayers and remembered by
her loving father, her brother Billy and her
two nephews Dale & Andrew

First three Mens winners, Sergiu Ciobanu, Clonlife Harriers 1st, James McCarthy
East Cork 2nd and Philip Harty West Waterford 3rd
First three Ladies: Carmel Parnell Leevale 2nd, Niamh Walsh Youghal 1st and
Mary Sweeney St. Finbarrs 3rd.
YOUGHAL BAY SAILING
Youghal Bay Boat Club continued with it's summer sailing league
with the second leg of it's July series on Sunday July 18th. The
conditions were testing with force 4 south westerly winds and very
gusty conditions. But the sailors battled it out in a field which
included a lark dinghy, a laser and a wayfarer
The course was a run to the pontoon followed by a very testing
beat back up to Nealon Quay. First place was taken by John
Bourke of Ardmore in a laser, with David O'Brien continuing his
good run by finishing in second place with Trevor Hennessy as his
crew. The summer continues each Sunday at 10am on Nealon
Quay - members and visitors welcome, boats provided as neces-
sary. For more information see www.youghalbay.com, email sail-
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FUN FESTIVAL RAFT RACE

Twins Carmen & Makena Von Ronn Alex & Dylan Bryne Crab Fishing The Ones To Beat, representing
Quinn Picture: John Hennessy Picture: John Hennessy Keniry’s Garage; James Keniry and The Decie; Tomas Roche, John Roche,
Patrick O’Sullivan at the Raft Race. Gabriel Hynes and Michael Hunt at the
Picture: John Hennessy Raft Race. Picture: John Hennessy

Eabha Walsh, Niamh Flavin & Kate John Inns Aquatrek with his 2 year old
Galvin Picture: John Hennessy daughter Kate Picture: John Hennessy

Mary Kate Drifters, representing J.D’s Bar; Sean Murphy, Billy O’Mahony, John
Fitzgerald, and Antony Fuohy at the Raft Race Picture: John Hennessy

Deadliest Catch, representing The Quays Bar; Brian Wade, Alan O’Shea, Timmy
Murphy and John Murray competing in the Raft Race. Picture: John Hennessy

Tommy Roche, Station Officer with Youghal Fire Brigade. Picture: John Hennessy

Winning the Raft Race, The Water Rats; Martin McMahon, Alan Dowling, Kevin
Gaine and Paul O’Driscol. Picture: John Hennessy

Deep River Rock, representing the Hot Spot Youth Cafe; Darragh Lee, Danni
The O’Reilly Clan from Cork at the Sandcastle Competition Picture: John Hennessy
Gilbert, Bobbi Donoghue and Killian Delaney at the Raft Race Picture: John Hennessy
Competitors with their escorts before the Queen of The Sea competition which was part of the Family Fun Festival in Youghal. Picture: John Hennessy

The Bowe Family Tree

Reunion at The Red Store

Winner Susie Fitzgibbon, representing Aherne's Seafood Restaurant,

going for her crown during the Queen of The Sea competition which was
part of the Family Fun Festival in Youghal. Picture: John Hennessy

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The Mall Arts Centre ? those who contributed to their flag day which was held on July
2nd. The sum raised was €2,683.10. All proceeds go to Cork
On Saturday, August 7th at 7.30pm, there will be a FREE screen- University Hospital.
ing of the film “The Sea, the Boat and Me” which is a film on the
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On Saturday, August 14th Mick Hanly and Arty McGlynn will
play a unique gig for one night only.
Two gifted craftsmen at work. Hanly’s unique song-writing and
story-telling skills, combined with McGlynn’s tasty virtuosity on
guitar make for a very special coming together of two of the stal-
warts of the Irish Music scene.
Lately, rekindling a musical relationship that led to two of Hanly’s
best albums, Warts and All, and Happy Like This, their show has
all the hallmarks of a musical road well travelled.
Tickets on sale at Cree’s Card Shop in the coming weeks for €15.
For further information on any of the above events or if you wish
to be added to our mailing list, please call 083 360 6507 or email Well done to Carmel Power, Carmel & Paul O’Brien and Mike McMahon who
themallartscentre@gmail.com. See you at the Mall ! compelted the Ring of Kerry Cycle 180Km for charity. Thanks to all who support-
ed us.
 YOUGHAL'S HERITAGE
FUTURE BOOSTED BY
GRANTS OF €220,000
By Christy Parker
Youghal's status as a walled town of significant merit on the
national and international stage has been enhanced with a
€200,000 grant to the town council from the Irish Walled Towns
Network. The sum, which represents 30% of the network's entire
2010 national budget, will fund the removal of vegetation and the
re-pointing of a wall section nearest Aher's Terrace, according to
town councillor and heritage committee lynchpin Liam Burke. Bob Troy pictured on the left celebrating the opening of The Matrix Bar, South
Youghal Town Council has also received €15,000 for a Main Street, with staff members on Friday night last.
Conservation Plan for Myrtle Grove, €4,900 for an Architectural
Appraisal of the town's historic quarter and €2,700 for the Chernobyl Aid Ireland
Childrens’ Day Out
Graveyard Trail at St. Mary's Collegiate Church. The information
is contained in the latest Heritage Municipal Policy Committee
report as delivered by Cllr Burke to the July Town Council meet- Sponsored By Sammys Butchers and
ing. Perks and East Cork Superbowl
The report impresses with several other items of information. For
example heritage footpaths will soon run from St. Mary's College
to DeValera Street, mirroring the same design and materials as
already deployed in Emmet Place. The work will cost €100,000.
Next month's Medieval Day will return to the College gardens on
Sunday 22nd. Organised through voluntarily efforts from Cllrs
Linehan Foley, Murray, Coyne and community members, its onus
on family entertainment will include historical enactments, fenc-
ing, food and craft fairs, stalls, music and hopefully sunshine.
A business plan for the Clock Gate is underway, as a prerequisite
to acquiring funding for the future development of a multi-pur-
pose, heritage facility. Meanwhile the Youghal Socio-Economic
Development Group is seeking funding for a conservation plan for
the monument. Chernobyl children pictured with host families and members of Chernobyl Aid
Two new signs have been added to St. Mary's Collegiate Church's Ireland and Sponsors at the annual outing to Perks and East Cork Superbowl.
Graveyard Trail. These are based on i) historic headstones and ii)
fauna. The new grant (see above) will secure additional signage,
while the town council will provide wooden walkways and SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENT
mulched (protective covering, usually of organic matter such as GROUP LIMITED
leaves, straw, or peat, says the dictionary) pathways to assist pub-
lic access. (Fás Community Employment Scheme)
Waterford Institute of Technology's architectural department is to
conduct projects in Youghal, in a new partnership intended to be A vacancy exists for a Caretaker
of mutual benefit. (Duties to include gardening and caretaking - with an
Irish Historic Towns Atlas: ability to impart historical information to visitors an
Finally, Youghal is to be included in the Irish Historic Towns
advantage but not essential)
Atlas. The atlas is part of a wider European project and 23 Irish
towns have now signed up. The Youghal entry is being voluntari- at
ly "authored" as the report puts it, by Professor Tadhg O'Keefe of St. Mary’s Collegiate Church/The Rectory
UCC and local engineer and rotary club member David Kelly, Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork.
while the Royal Irish Academy meets most of the research and
production costs.However a local contribution of €30,00 is Application Form Available from:
required. Mr Kelly has already raised much of this. A donation of Enterprise Centre (0900-1.30 & 2.00-4.30)
€15,000 from the Christian Brothers' sale of Youghal properties, St. Mary’s College,
€3,000 from the Youghal Heritage Society, plus private donations Emmet Place, Youghal,
brought in €34,000. As Youghal Town Council typically allots Co. Cork.
€25,000 towards heritage works in its annual budget, July's coun-
cil meeting agreed to earmark €6,000 of that towards the atlas Tel: 024 81800
project. The project will see a large-scale map of Youghal digi-
talised for colour printing as the main reference. Youghal's histo- Application Arrangements:
ry, constructed from original sources and illustrated with further Please send completed Application Form to:
maps, will also feature, while a topographical, 22-part, informa- Mr. Billy Baker,
tion section will include copies of historic maps and pictorial Enterprise Centre,
images of the town. The streets section already has about 200 St. Mary’s College,
entries for street names, with dates and sources included. The ear- Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork.
liest reference dates to1342. Original manuscript of Youghal's Tel: 087 2386254
local authorities since 1610 will also be included in original man-
uscript form. on or before 4.30pm on Tuesday 10th August 2010
The completed atlases are distributed to academic institutions and
libraries across Europe and form 'a primary source of information Applicants must be eligible for Fás Community Employment
and a base form which to launch further research.'
 Queen of the Sea Competition and Nautical Ball 2010
Pictures: Bobby Whyte

Perks Entertainment Centre Queen Dainia Foley pictured with escort Gary
Brookes Super Valu Queen Lucy Barry O'Sullivan; also included is Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley and John Foley
pictured with her escort International Ceolta Sí Queen Emer Kelly pictured
Rugby Player David O'Callaghan with escort Colm Geary

Farrells Summerfield Queen Jessica Organiser Christina Fitzgerald, McGoran's Restaurant Queen Noelle White, Luigi
Scully pictured with escort Seán Helen's Boutique Queen Lynn Leahy Camilleri and The Old Imperial Hotel Queen Sarah Whyte
Sweeney pictured with escort Michael del Punta

Sammy's Butchers Queen Vanessa Prendergast pictured with escort Donnchadh

Mulcahy, mother Kay Prendergast, Cllr. Sammy Revins, Kate Revins and Martin
The Red Store Queen Aisling Martin Mari Mina Pharmacy Queen Emma Prendergast
pictured with escort Ray Flanagan Healy pictured with escort Cllr. Eoin
Coyne

Solo Hairdressing Queen Heather

O'Donoghue pictured with escort Gary Condon's Florists Queen Alison Curtin Elaine O'Callaghan from Kerry, Meabh Hogan from Limerick, Classic Wheels
Nolan pictured with escort John O'Brien Ireland Queen Siobhán Greene and Ita Flanagan from Limerick
Aisling Murphy, Amber Hennessy and Regina Joyce

Queen of the Sea 2010 Susie Fitzgibbon pictured with her escort Andy Weston and
members of the organising committee Siobhán Burne and Sal Tivy

Rhincrew Cookery Queen Arianna

Linder pictured with escort David Perfect Cleaners Queen Sophie Condon
O'Sullivan pictured with escort Billy Dean Ruxton

Valerie Slattery, Joss Mansfield, Teresa Mulcahy, Jean Healy and Brigid Flavin

Mari Mina Pharmacy Queen Emma

Pink Shampoo Queen Diane O'Sullivan Healy pictured with her grandmother
pictured with escort Richard Walsh Jean Healy

Barry Galvin, Richenda Kelly, Carmel Galvin and Angela Donoghue

Poppy's Ladies Boutique Queen Fiona Perks Entertainment Centre Queen Claycastle Recording Studio Queen The Old Imperial Hotel Queen Sarah
Curtin pictured with her escort Daniel Dainia Foley pictured with Festival Chloe Loughnan pictured with her Whyte, Quays Bar Queen Nicola
Hegarty organiser Sal Tivy escort Roy McCarthy Hennesy and Michael Lucey
 YOUGHAL GAA CLUB
put in so much hard work and training. We'll see you again back
up there. I would also like to mention that some of the lads have
also helped out with Blitz's we have been holding and also gave
Lotto Jackpot Now at 19,710. Next draw 19th July. Last weeks me a hand out getting ready for the book and cake sale recently. A
(12th) 10 11 14 17. Thank you for your support. Full Match Report will follow on this
Meet the President Night - Christy Cooney
Due to the replay of the Cork / Waterford Match this function had
to be cancelled a new date will be issued shortly.
RESULTS
6th July M.F. Championship Eochaill 1-5 v St. Nicks 2-12
7th July Junior B Hurling Challenge Eochaill 3-13 v Bride Rovers
0-8
9th July I.F.L. Eochaill –1-8 v Ballyclough 0-10
10th July Minor A Hurling Eochaill 0-7 v Kiltha Og 3-13
14th July Under 14HC County S/F Eochaill v Millstreet (Win for
Millstreet by 3pts)
12th July IFL Eochaill v Canovee – (Win for Youghal)
12th July U16 Camogie L Eochaill v Carrigtwhoill (Win for
Carrig)
13th July IH Chl. Eochaill v Barrs away
14th July Under 12 HL Eochaill v Watergrasshill
Youghal G.A.A. Family Fun Weekend This August Weekend Diarmuid Clancy who won the under 12 High Jump at the All Ireland Track and
Friday, Saturday, Sunday!!!!!!! Field in Tullamore on 4th July. He also ran in the 600m final on the same day
Friday 31st July - Opening of Festival 6.30pm where came 9th.

West Waterford Golf Club

7pm - Interclubs Superstars and Barbeque (Tickets for barbeque
10 euros) All Welcome

Captain’s Prize
Music also in Club afterwards
Saturday
Football and Hurling Blitz throughout the day - All Welcome
Congratulations and well done to Philip Walsh on winning the
Car Treasure Hunt Saturday - Flyers and Programmes available at
Captain's Prize kindly presented by Michael Landers. After two
Club and Shops. Disco Saturday night
days of fantastic golf Philip was crowned winner for 2010. The
Sunday - Fun for all the family - Free Admission
presentation of prizes took place in the Clubhouse on Sunday
The ever popular Wibbly Wobbly Circus
night and members were out in force to support Michael and his
Agri Aware Farm - Super
family. A memorable night was had by all to round off a very suc-
Running Races, Spud and Spoon, Face painting, Obstacle course,
cessful Captain's weekend.
Three legged races, Stocks and Barrells, Food Stalls, Music,
Dance Groups, Planet Claire and lots lots more to keep the family
occupied for the afternoon. Free admission open from 2pm
Sunday Night - WOLFE TONES - 9 pm €25 a ticket available
from the Club or Crees, All Welcome.
Tea/Coffee Morning – Many Thanks
Many thanks to all who supported our Coffee/Tea/Cake & Book
Sale on Saturday the 10th last. It was very much appreciated and
all funds raised go towards the family fun weekend happening at
Youghal G.A.A. Club over the August Bank Holiday Weekend.
16th July 2010 - Marching in the Mardi Gras Parade – Family Fun
Weekend Youghal Eochaill Óg took part in the Mardi Gras parade
on Friday night at 7.30 pm. We were also delighted to be hosting
a Football blitz on the 17th of July between 10 a.m. and 1pm. as
part of this festival.
Intermediate Championship Draws
Football Eochaill v Eire Og
Hurling Eochaill v Carrigaline West Waterford Captain Michael Landers & his wife Helen present the prize to
Youghal 3-13 v Bride Rovers 0-8 Junior B Philip Walsh.
This was an even enough game until Youghal took over in the last
15 minutes. Youghal now go onto the 3rd round of the
Championship. Team S. Spillane, B. Gleesons, P. O'Mahony, M.
O'Brien, Dylan Power, A. Kenny, C O'Laodha, G. Hogan, S.
Twomey, C. O'Sullivan, A. Sheehan, A. Fraill O'Connor, K.
McCarthy, J. Ormonde, Ed Flavin, Subs: D. Scanlon. D Savage,
D. O'Sullivan, G. Kelly, A. Murphy. S. Kelly. (A. Sheehan 1 pt),
K. McCarthy 1 Goal, J. Ormonde 7 pts, Ed Flavin. 1-3, S. Kelly 1-
2
Under 14 Hurling - Eochaill v Millstreet Wed 14th of July.
After the under 14's came through as the East Cork Winners
against Castlelyons back in Aghada they were due to play again on
Saturday 10th of July in the in the Semi final but this was called
out due to weather conditions. This was re-scheduled again for
Wednesday last the 14th of July. They were narrowly defeated by
Millstreet and well done to the Team Manager Tommy O'Connell, West Waterford Captain Michael Landers celebrates his Captain's Prize with his
his selectors, mentors and trainers and to all the PLAYERS who family - Wife Helen, Daughter Martina, Son's Mike, Seamus "Lob", Ciaran &
Adrian.
 Killeagh-Ita’s Juvenile KILLEAGH GAA NEWS
GAA Notes
Lotto - There was no lotto winner. Next week's jackpot now
Action this past week saw our Fé 16 footballers host the Midleton stands at €2,000.
boys in Páirc Uí Chinnéide for some league action. It was not a Junior A Hurling Championship - Killeagh 1-14 vs Cloyne 2-
very exciting or rewarding game for us as on the night Midleton 09 On Thursday night Kevin O'Connor's charges headed to
proved the experts with the big ball and forged ahead to win the Youghal's Copper Raleigh. Shocking weather conditions meant
contest and gain the league points. On Thursday our second Fé 14 that this game was going to go down to be a dog fight right down
football squad had more fortune with them as they travelled to to the wire. Cloyne opened the scoring in the opening minutes and
Glenville to take on the home side. We played some very skilful then Stephen O'Brien got us going with his first of eight. Also
football despite the hard physical challenge from the Glenville opening their accounts was Noel O'Connor and David O'Keefe to
boys and were rewarded with a 4-8 to 2-8 victory as the final whis- see us go in at the break two points clear. In the second half both
tle sounded. sides traded scores before Clint Galvin rattled the net to keep us in
Summer Cúl Camp 2010 front but Cloyne's response was instant . We went three points
This past week Páirc Uí Chinnéide was full of excitement, fun, ahead again but a late goal from Cloyne forced extra time. When
action, boys & girls, and Cork hurling, ladies football & camogie we went ahead Cloyne levelled it but Stephen O'Brien and John
stars! We had a fantastic injury-free camp, being very lucky with Walsh steadied the ship along with a great team effort from all
the weather, (even getting a little tan on our opening day). The one involved to see us through to the third round. Scorers: S. O'Brien
hundred and thirty four boys and girls who attended had an excel- (0-8) C. Galvin (1-1) J. Walsh (0-2) J. Fogarty (0-1) N.O'Connor
lent week with their coaches, learning the skills of our national (0-1)
sports and enjoying the fun packed days. We would like to thank Junior B Hurling Championship - St. Catherine's 1-12
most sincerely all the coaches who were with us for the week with Killeagh 1-06 Our junior B team headed to Youghal for their sec-
a special word of thanks to our senior (!) coaches Peter Power, Pat ond round in champioship to face St. Catherine's. Catherine's on
Moore and Sean Lavery who passed on their expert advice to all the night were a tad too strong but we put up a gallant perform-
these young Gaels. After Thurles on Saturday night, perhaps we ance. Fixtures - Junior A Hurling Championship vs Erin's Own,
need Pat and Peter to do a little bit with our Rebel seniors! Tuesday the 27th in Rostellan at 7:15pm. Support vital!
The lucky boys and girls (and also some mums & dads) had the Our senior hurling championship is now up in the air due to the
pleasure and thrill of meeting with Cork Hurling Stars Aisake O Cork defeat on Saturday but we will keep you posted.
hAilpin and Patrick Horgan, Cork Ladies Footballer Amy O Shea, Golf Classic - The weather wasnt kind to us but it was still a great
Cork Camogie Captain Orla Cotter and dual star Angela Walsh event and an outstanding success. Congratulations to the winning
during the week. The excitement and buzz around Páirc Uí team of Jo Swayne, Mary Pomphrett and Breda O'Donoghue
Chinnéide was electric, as cameras flashed and autographs were sponsored by Premier Service Station, Midleton. Thanks to our
signed. main sponsors once again - Abbeylands Nursing Home, ITW
Killeagh-Ita's GAA club are indebted to our rúnaí Ursula Coleman Graphics and Fermoy Nissan. Thanks to Ray Rochford and the
who puts in a phenomenal amount of work in preparing for, plan- Golf Committee for their hard work.
ning and delivering our annual Cúl Camp week. We would also
like to take this opportunity to thank the Killeagh Camogie Club
members and all parents who supplied tea and sandwiches
throughout the week, and assisted in many ways. The welcome
cuppa is always a great reviver, and helps to sustain the hard-
working coaches. Our thanks and gratitude go to all those who
helped Ursula in any way to run yet another successful camp.
Helen O'Connor deserves special mention for organising Ursula's
beautiful bouquet of flowers (well deserved). Ursula forgives you
Helen, on the strength of the home made cookies, you should
know by now Ursula likes to remain in the background! Well done
and thanks to all for a fantastic week in Páirc Uí Chinnéide.
U-10 Hurling Blitz
Our U-10 panel travelled to Rathcormac on Saturday for Round 3
of the Go-Games Blitzes. We played four games, against Youghal,
Carrigtwohill, Bride Rovers and Midleton, although the zones
were removed for our game against our hosts. We competed well
in all games, with Andrew Foley playing a starring role in goals
and Padraig Leahy scoring freely at the other end. Kieran Daly
marked his return from his travels with a goal in our final game,
while all others played their heart out.
Other news
Unfortunately our planned Under 9 hurling game against
Castlelyons on Sunday morning fell victim to the foul weather
conditions - we hope to reschedule this fixture as soon as possible.
Our Under 8 hurling training re-commences this Tuesday 20th at
5.30 after a few weeks break, and will continue in this slot for the
coming weeks.
Good wishes
We would like to take this opportunity to wish our Fé 14 'A' foot-
ball panel and their mentors, Declan, Conor & co. every success
as they take on the Midleton boys in championship next Saturday
in Midleton at 5pm. Also our Fé 12 Hurling panel contest the
Willie Ryan Tournament in Rostellan next weekend, and would
benefit from your support.
Youghal Road Race/Run
in aid of Marymount Hospice
 Family Fun Festival
Busking Competition

Michael Jackson impersonator Jake

McCarthy Isha Savange and Megan Cliffe

James Kiely and Jack Power Daniel Ryan

CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT
Cork Strokeplay- Five Claycastle players got through the quali-
fying round on Saturday last for the Cork Strokeplay which was
played at the ESB course the follow Sunday. Ed Long, Colin
Sheehan, Gary and Paudie O’ Sullivan all braved the horrible con-
ditions to finish well up the field in the senior section while Johan
Brosnan also played well to finish strongly in the Intermediate
section.
Gents National Strokeplay 24+25th July - Best of luck to all our
players taking part in the Gents National Strokeplay this weekend
at the Ryston course in Newbridge Co.Kildare. On Saturday
Brendan McCaughey takes part in the junior event with much fan-
cied Johan Brosnan taking his place amongst the Inters. Sunday
sees the seniors taking centre stage and Claycastle will be repre- Ellie and Thomas Budds with Dylan Sanders
sented by no fewer than 5 players. In the first session Colin
Sheehan plays alongside the games greatest player Ray Murphy.
In session two Paudie O’ Sullivan, Ed Long, Gary O’ Sullivan and
Anthony O’ Loughlin will all be hoping to post a good score and
advance to the playoff where the top 20 qualify. Result of fourball
sponsored by Centra played last week- 1st nett- Stephen
Sheehan/Michael Ryall. 1st gross- Ed Long/Paddy Mangan.
Mixed nett- Michael Shiels/Joan Hyde.Juvenile competitions con-
tinue each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 5.00pm.

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YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB
Sunday Wash Out - Sunday 18th July 2010 Disappointment
throughout the club last Sunday morning when the weekly club
spins was canceled due to the good old rain. That didn't stop the
real MEN OF THE CLUB going out though. Three nutjobs, name-
ly the secretary, the vegetable and gamestop all went out and did
the Garryvoe loop. Some say there is always one, this time though,
there were three !!. Weekly spins will continue however as normal
and watch out all you riders doing your sneaky training, you are
being spotted, no matter what time of the morning it is, even in the
rain.
THE VEE CHALLENGE - FROM THE COAST TO THE
MOUNTAINS - SUNDAY AUGUST 8th 2010 - IN AID OF
IRISH GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND (YOUGHAL
BRANCH) Youghal C.C. will shortly be holding its annual Tour
on Sunday 8th August. This year the Tour will be run in Aid of the
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (Youghal Branch ) with the support
of Club man Seamus Kelly who is also a member IGDB. The
IGDB is a national charity dedicated to helping persons who are
blind or vision impaired or families of children with autism to
achieve improved mobility and independence. The IGDB receive
over 85% of their income through voluntary donations and
fundraising through a network of volunteers across the country.
The remaining 15% is provided through statutory bodied and gov-
ernment agencies. It will cost just over €4 million to run the organ-
isation this year.
Seamus Kelly and members of the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind pictured with
Youghal Cylcing Club Officers John Flynn, Jonathan Tobin and Wayne Fitzgerald
There are two routes on offer this year for the Tour. The 130km
Vee Challenge and the 90km Vee Ascent. Sign on - Aura Leisure
Centre, Front Strand 9am onwards. Car parking available at
Claycastle Public Car park and changing facilities available at the
Aura Leisure Centre. Cycle departs at 10.00am. Food stop en route
and refreshments available post event. Major junctions will be
marshalled and both route's signposted. Lead car and support for
both routes. Certificate of completion for each participant. A
HARD SHELL HELMET IS COMPULSORY FOR EVERY PAR-
TICIPANT. THE VEE CHALLENGE IS A LEISURE CYCLE
AND NOT A RACE
The Vee Challenge - 130km Route Youghal to Tallow and
Lismore covers the start of the Tour before taking in the ascent of
the Vee from Lismore and descending into Clogheen before climb-
ing the Vee again up through the wood's, then heading for the food
stop on the road to Cappoquin. Refueled the route will pass by the
Blackwater taking in the beautiful Dromana drive before heading
for the coast and the final sting in the tail around Monatray offer-
ing spectacular views of Youghal town. A route suitable for the
regular cyclist with a good standard of fitness. A challenging route
with several climbs offering some fantastic scenery along the way.
The Vee Ascent - 90km Route This route covers most of the roads
that the Vee Challenge incorporates with participants climbing the
Vee as far as Glenaknockaun before turning back for the R669 and
the welcome food stop along this gentle descent into the town of
Cappoquin. This route is ideal for those looking for a moderate
challenge with the scenic climb of the Vee, along with the beauti-
ful Dromana drive part of the route. A reasonable level of fitness
would be required to enjoy your day in the saddle and the fantas-
fitness would be required to enjoy your day in the saddle and the
fantastic scenery that the area offers.
Midweek Spins. The midweek spins have now commenced until
the end of the summer with the group gathering as usual at Moby
Dicks for a 7.00pm sharp starting time. Spins will take place every
Tuesday & Thursday night and will normally last for 2hrs per spin
(weather permitting). These spins are generally of a high tempo and
are idle for anyone looking to get the heart rate up a little and bring
on their fitness level.
Weekend Spins. As you are all well aware by now, there is a week-
ly spin every Sunday morning at 8.00 am sharp leaving from Moby
Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate. This spin which runs on various
routes every week usually takes between 4 to 5 hours ( weather per-
mitting) and covers on average between 80 to 120km ( 55 to 75
miles ). The pace is comfortable and we usually stop half way
around for a coffee or tea. A second group also goes on a weekly
spin every Sunday morning at 10.00am sharp leaving from Moby
Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate. This spin which runs on various
routes every week usually takes around 2 hours to complete and
covers on average between 50 to 60km ( 35 to 45 miles ). The pace
is again very comfortable. This is an idle group for anyone interest-
ed in taking up the sport.New members or visitors to the area are
always welcome. If you have any questions about the club or attend-
ing one of our weekend spins, please contact our Club Secretary
Jonathan at 086-8563292 for details. See you all Sunday Morning
!!. Until next week, safe cycling !!.
YOUGHAL LAWN TENNIS CLUB
Wedding bells rang out at Inch Church when our PRO, Anne
Webb, married her sweetheart, Alan. Reception was held after-
wards in The Park Hotel Dungarvan where a number of our mem-
bers were seen dancing the night away. We wish Alan & Anne
much joy and happiness together.
Saturday the 3rd July was party time at Youghal Tennis Club,
when a large number of juniors played and later dined at a sump-
tuous banquet table joined by the seniors. A special thank you goes
out to our committee members, Caroline Connolly, Linda
Donaghue, David Clarke and Frank Delaney for the various roles
they played in making this day so special. We had the added bonus
of seeing the Ladies Wimbledon Final. The food provided was
mouthwatering and our technical expert, David Clarke, made sure
we had perfect TV viewing.
News from Rushbrooke. Special congratulations to Colm Stack
for winning the Mens Doubles in Grade IV; to Vincent Quirke for
reaching the Mens Doubles Grade II; to Bridget Webb & Frank
Delaney for reaching the quarter final and their conquerors won
their respective grade.
News from Carrigaline. Brian Wade by all accounts played mar-
vellous tennis at Carrigaline.
On the Home Front. The Ladder Competition organised by our
Secretary, Paul MacGabhainn, is in the throes of the quarter final
stage. Thanks again to Paul for all his dedicated hard work.
Doubles Competition. Please pencil in Thursday the 29th July for
a special doubles competition. Entry fee €5 - prizes will be provid-
ed. We expect a big entry from our members. Names to John Hunt
(0877672136), Paul MacGabhainn (0877841264), Anne Webb
(0861083485) and Linda Donoghue (0876754337). All grades are
catered for.
Thursday night Club Nights continue as always at 7.30pm.
We encourage juniors to practice and play during the course of the
season, to build on the progress they have attained from the pro-
fessional Coaching received. Again a huge thank you to Caroline,
Linda and the junior committee for their sterling efforts to date.
Special Welcome. We extend a special welcome to the latest
members who have joined our club.
Reminders. Those members who to date have not paid their annu-
al subscription, please forward same to Frank Delaney (member-
ship secretary) or call in to clubhouse this Thursday, the 22nd July,
between 7.30pm and 9.30pm.
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Aglish Community Centre News
Bonus Ball
Last week's big winner of our Aglish Community Centre -Bonus
Ball draw which was the biggest yet at €150 was PJ. Landers con-
gratulations to PJ.
St Oliver's Bonus ball
Naoise and Ciaran cotter were the lucky winners last week of the
St Oliver's bonus ball draw Congratulations Naoise and Ciaran.
Dungarvan Youth Band
Well done to Dungarvan Youth Band winning 1st place in the
south of Ireland band championship with a local lad Sam Hallahan
playing the baritone horn well done to Sam and all the band mem-
bers.
New Arrivals
Congratulations to Ciara and Sean Martin on the recent birth of a
baby boy (Jamie). Last week also saw the arrival of two babies'
one was born to Triona and David Osborne a boy and the other was
born to Naiomh Davis and Ben Maddison a baby girl congratula-
tions to you both.
Best of Luck
July 1st saw the return of Rena and Tom Cotter back to the publi-
can trade - Rena and Tom were publicans in the village for a num-
ber of years and have taken over Maureen’s Bar; they had a large
turn out at the official opening; we wish them every success.
Aglish Community Centre Harvest Festival
This year sees our biggest festival yet with a great line up and
something for everyone, this year we will be having a three day
festival we start the festival off on the Friday the 27th August with
the Harvest Festival Queen at the Elephants Bar- this was a very
popular event in years gone by and we have a large entry at pres-
ent so it should be a great nights entertainment one that should
not be missed. On Saturday, 28th August the Finnisk Valley -
Game Preservation Society will be holding a 30 bird sporting com-
petition (clay pigeon) in the parish field, individual trap prizes and
novice trap. This starts at 11am - 5pm, this will be a great oppor-
tunity to see clay pigeon shooting as it has not being in the area
before also there will be a BBQ in the field on the day.
On the Sunday the 29th of August we will be holding the vintage
rally this gives you a great chance to see all the old tractors, cars,
bikes, etc also we will be holding our dog show which was very
popular last year and for the brave by popular demand we will
have the mechanical bull back, also on the day their will be novel-
ty events, tug of war, golf and soccer challenges, brick & brack,
tombola, Waterford Harley Davidson, there will be a selection of
stands on the day if any person wishes to take a stand on the day
they can ring Dorothy on 087 6446506, Johnny on 087 9072494,
Jimo on 087 912 6667.
Thursday Club - Summer Tour
June 24th was a beautiful day as the Kinsalebeg Thursday Club
headed off on their summer tour. First stop was the Showground
Shopping centre, where everyone was glad to quench their thirst
with some tea, break over then we hit the shops, then it was back
to the bus to head for Cashel for our lunch We then paid a visit to
Cashel Folk Park where there was a great display of Interesting
things from days gone by. After pottering around here we went off
to Farney Castle. A lovely welcome awaited us there after our tour
of the castle and gift shop we proceeded to the tearoom for after-
noon tea; before we left we were treated to some beautiful
melodies on the harp. Our next stop was Holy Cross Abbey, where
the beauty and peace of the grounds and church had a very
poignant effect most took this opportunity to light candles, keel
and say a prayer, I think at times all our members who have gone
ahead were there again in Holy Cross Church with us. More sou-
venirs were purchased before we set off for dinner in Clonmel. We
had a beautiful meal, and finished off with a few dances, it was a
pity the night had to end but content and happy we headed home
Thanks to all staff and people we met on our day our we had a
great time and to all our rural transport drivers and Liam our driv-
er on the tour.
Birthday Greetings
We extend belated birthday greetings to two very popular mem-
bers of the Thursday club who celebrated their birthdays with us
recently, Molly Lombard and Hannah Aherne. Both ladies enjoyed
the join celebration at the Thursday club. Continued good health
and happiness to you both from all Thursday Club colleagues.
Clashmore 45 Drive
Last Monday nights top prize was shared between Tom Osbourne
and John Motherway, Martin Lynch and Mike Hunt both pairs
winning ten games each, In third place on seven games we had
Noel Nugent and Jim McGrath. Best of the last five was won by
Liam Curran and Eugene O Halloran Our lucky last game winner
prize went to Kathleen Osbourne and Eileen Dower . Well done to
all our winners and thanks to everyone for your support
The previous weeks top prize winners on ten games were John
Motherway and Tom Osbourne, with Eugene O Halloran and Liam
Curran in second place on eight games. Sharing third prize jointly
on seven games each were Mairead and Michael Fahey Mike Hunt
and Martin Lynch. Nell Foley and Roger Hynes were the only win-
ners of the best of the last five prizes. We had three pairs sharing
the lucky last game winners prize Tony Keane and Gabriel Hynes,
Mary Dower and Jack Douris, Nell Foley and Ed Hynes. Well
done all and thanks to everyone for supporting our weekly 45 drive
in Clashmore, at the Decies Bar.
Best of luck to our 6th Class
Fifteen sixth class students graduated from Clashmore N.S. this
year. As they prepare to start their secondary education, we wish
them the very best of luck. They are: Penny Nuttall, Joanna Kelly,
Paula Cliffe, and Zoe Hogan, Megan O' Doherty, Edel Murphy,
Clodagh Whelan, Sorcha Nolan, Elena Hynes, Precious Vaughan,
Shane Russell, Eoin Coughlan, Ian Burke, Edmund Hynes and
Conor Lynch
We would also like to wish the best of luck to our two temporary
teachers Ms.Valerie Hunt and Ms.Brid Aherne and thank them for
looking after Mrs.Murphy's and Ms.Seward's classes so well dur-
ing the past year.
The Sound of Music
Children in third, fourth, fifth and sixth classes have been very
busy since January working on their production of The Sound of
Music, with the help of Mrs. White, Ms.Nagle, Mrs. Shine,
Mrs.Hynes and Mrs. Butcher. Monday night, 14th June was
Showtime and what a performance it was! Megan O' Doherty sang
her heart out as Maria, Mike Vriesema took command as Captain
Von Trappe, and Jess Truswell, Dean Russell, Kelly Truswell, Lee
Osborne, Niamh Kilcawley, Katie Roche and Junior Infant Lyra
Hall played the musical Von Trappe children. Not forgetting the
rest of the talented cast, namely: Simon Lombard (Max), Elena
Hynes (Baroness), Isaac O'Sullivan(Rolf), Eoin Coughlan(Frau
Schmidt),Patrick Prendergast(Franz),Paula Cliffe ,Kate Cliffe,
 WEST WATERFORD NEWS
Schmidt),Patrick Prendergast(Franz),Paula Cliffe ,Kate Cliffe,
Sorcha Nolan, Zoe Hogan, Clodagh Whelan, Aisling Keogh, Kate
O'Neill, Maria Cherry, Edel Murphy, Joanna Kelly, Penny
Nuttall,Precious Vaughan(nuns), Maddy Fox, Darragh
Nolan,Adam Lombard,Monica Cherry, Tara Ledingham, Luis
McGonigle, Finbarr Nolan, Brian Lynch(puppets), Edmund
Hynes, Shane Russell, Ian Burke, Conor Lynch, Niall Kenefick,
Thomas Cunningham(soldiers).
Junior and Senior Infants gave a hilarious rendition of "Rhyme
Crimes", while First and Second Class put on two shows;
Cinderella and Red Riding Hood.
Presentation to Elma
At the end of year graduation
Mass for 6th class, at Clashmore
National School Edmond
Ledingham of the Parents'
Association made a presentation
to another lady who is sadly tak-
ing leave of us this year - Elma
O'Rourke, as an acknowledge-
ment of her many years of hard
work in keeping our school
looking so well.
Clashmore Aid Cancer
Treatment - Youghal Flag Day
The recent Flag Day which took place in Youghal town was organ-
ized by Clashmore branch of ACT - a total amount collected on the
day was €2,679.90. A big thankyou to everyone for their very gen-
erous support and thanks to our wonderful team of helpers who
gave up their time to collect on the day. The entire proceeds of this
and all collections made by ACT are presented in full to Aid
Cancer Treatment at Cork University Hospital. So once again
thank you all so very much just remember your support benefits
all cancer patients in the Cork University Hospital.
Birthday Greetings to Thomas
Birthday Greetings to Thomas O’Keeffe, Summerhill, Kinsalebeg,
who celebrated his 21st birthday at home with his family and
friends this past weekend. Congratulations and best wishes to you
Thomas from all your family and friends.
Molly meets Molly
Baby Molly Lombard in the loving arms of her Great-
Grandmother Molly Lombard snr. Baby Molly was born on
Saturday last and she is beautiful baby daughter of Micheal and P
Lombard Ballyheeney Clashmore she is a most welcome baby
sister for Jack and Ben and grand- daughter for Michael and Kit
Congratulations all.
Aglish Graveyard Maintenance Collection
Visitors and locals constantly
remark on how well our grave-
yard is always maintained here
in Aglish. That's all thanks to
our wonderful maintenance
man, who has been doing a won-
derful job for many years now,
and we would like him to know
how very much his work is
appreciated. Each year the annu-
al Graveyard maintenance col-
lection is taken up at all masses
in Aglish and we would just like
to remind you that the collection
took place last weekend however you can still had in your enve-
lope at any of the masses in the parish ..
Birthday Greetings
Belated birthday greetings to Shane Allen, Moord, Kinsalebeg,
who celebrated his 30th birthday with family and friends last
weekend. A very happy birthday to you Shane and best wishes
from all your family and friends. [Sorry about the error last week
Shane.]
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto - Jackpots €10,0000 &
€9850
Once again this week we have too fantastic Jackpot prizes to be
won in the Clashmore Ramblers Soccer Alpha Lotto draw Our
main draw still stands at €10,000 and our bonus draw goes to
€9850. Our next draw takes place this Wednesday night in the
Decies Bar so is sure to get your letters in if you want to be in with
a chance to win.
Well done to the following who were our lucky winners of €20
each: Eoin Fitzgearld, Kinsalebeg; C. Mansfield, Kinsalebeg; JP
Kian and Conor, Clashmore.
Our Letters were T, E, K, W in our main draw and G,Y, Q,U in
our bonus draw. On the previous week we had no jackpot winners
and our letters were I,E,Z,G in our main draw and I,E,Z,G in our
bonus draw. Well done to the following who were our lucky win-
ners of €20 each in this draw: Eithine Aherne, Tallow; Pat
Motherway, C\O E Aherne; Mary Murray, Kilmaloo.
New Arrival
Congratulations to Deirdre [nee Curran] and her husband Hugh
Slevin Sligo on the birth of their baby boy on Monday evening -
a most welcome grandson for Veronica and nephew for uncle
Darragh with whom he shares the same birthday and aunt Eimer
Best wishes from all your family and friends in Clashmore
Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy is extended to Youghal veterinary surgeon
Sean O Sullivan, his children Siobhan, Thomas, John, Michael and
Gerard on the death of wonderful wife and mother Mary,
Brooklodge, Youghal. A native of Causeway Co Kerry Mary's
death occurred on Saturday last July 3rd at her home following an
illness, she is also survived by her sister Tina, her brothers Thomas
and John and a wide circle of relatives neighbours and friends by
all of whom she will be so dearly missed. Reposing at her home
Mary's removal takes place to St Mary's Parish Church Youghal
this Tuesday morning and following requiem mass she will be laid
to rest in North Abbey Cemetery. May she sleep in peace.
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto - Jackpot €1150
Our Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto jackpot continues its
upward trend following last weeks draw - when we had no winner
of our match four numbers 1, 3, 11, 18, Our next draw takes place
in the Decies Bar on Monday night if you want to be in with a
chance to win our €1150 jackpot prize be sure to get your numbers
in. Well done to the following who were the lucky winners of our
€20 spot prizes: Sheila Power, Clashmore; Mary O’Sullivan,
Gortroe; Brian Murray, Coolbagh; Decies Bar Staff, Clashmore;
Marion O’Halloran, Kilmaloo.
Thanks to everyone for supporting Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA
Lotto.
 In Memoriam
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it.
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Never know to fail.
M.O.N.
In Loving Memory of my friend
Alyson Clerkin
Whose anniversary occurs at this time
Precious thoughts warm and tender,
Of my dear friend,
I will always remember you.
From Catherine Finlayson xx
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
& FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Margaret (Peg) McDaniel
Templemichael / Cherryvale
Died 2nd August 2009
We, Pegs family, would like to express our heartfelt
thanks to everyone who sympathised with us, in any
way, at the time of our sad loss.
A sincere thank you to all those who offered help and
support at that difficult time, your kindness was much
appreciated and touched us deeply.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been
offered for your intentions.
In Memoriam
3rd Anniversary
Tommy Yellop
We will meet, know, remember
and love again
Sadly missed by your wife, daughters,
sons, son-in-law, grandchildren & great-
grandchildren
7th Anniversary
Sean Kearns
In Loving memory of Sean
who died July 27th 2003
Happy and smiling, always content,
Loved and respected wherever you went,
You left us quietly, your thoughts unknown,
You left us with memories, we are proud to own.
A beautiful life came to an end,
You died as you lived, everyone's friend.
Lovingly remembered by Sharon, Jackie, Kevin,
Mandy, Angela, Grandchildren & Son in Law.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & FIRST ANNIVERSARY
MAM & DAD
The family of the late Elizabeth (Betty) White who died on 3rd August 2009 and
John (Séan) White who died on 11th November 2009 wish to express our heart-
felt thanks to all those who sympathised with us, who sent mass cards and gave
wreaths. To all those who travelled long distances to be with us. A special thanks
to Dr. Matthews, Dr. Maloney and Catherine Horgan Welfare Nurse for all the
care and attention they gave to our Mam and Dad. To Alison and all the staff at
Youghal Pharmacy for all their help and kindness. To Canon Browne and Egans
Funeral Home for the beautiful funeral services. Please accept this acknowledge-
ment as a token of our appreciation.
Mass has been offered for the intentions of all.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Elizabeth (Betty) White
Died on 3rd August 2009
We lost a mother with a heart of gold,
How much we miss her can never be told.
She shared our troubles and helped us along,
If we follow her footsteps, we will never go wrong.
The White Family
 In Memoriam
Third Anniversary
MARGARET MORRISON
Late of 2, Meat Shambles Lane,
Youghal
Died 24th July 2007
We lost a mother,
with a heart of Gold,
How much we miss her can never be told.
She shared our troubles and helped us along,
If we follow her footsteps, we will never go wrong,
We miss you mother and always will.
Forever in my thoughts your loving son Mark.
4th Anniversary
In loving memory of
George Daly
Late of 11, Dominic Collins Place, Youghal.
Who died on 18th July 2006
Quietly today your memory is kept,
No need for words we will never forget.
Always remembered by your loving wife
Maureen, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-
in-law, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.
Anniversary mass in St. Marys Parish Church on
Sunday 18th July at 12 noon.
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours,
this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here)
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it.
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer and
favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Never know to fail.
Grateful thanks, Padre Pio and all The Saints
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Full Time & Part time Positions available
Candidates must have relevant experience and references
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Please apply online to Youghalnursinghome@eir-
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Or contact Angela on 024 90280
Irish Water Safety
Course Details: Water Safety/Rescue
Takes place in: Youghal
On: Monday 26th July 2010 - 31st July
Registration takes place in:
Bertie Dempsey Bar on Thursday 22nd July
from 11.30am to 12.30
Free Preschool Places
Sept. 2010 - June 2010
We still have a few places available in our
afternoon session 12.30 - 3.30pm.
Rocking Horse Creche/Preschool. Tel: 024-993562
MICHAEL AHERN T.D.
Clinic Sat. 7th Aug
Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
Midleton Con. Office 55a Main Street 11.30am
Youghal Con. Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
Also Every Monday
Midleton Office 55a Main Street 12 noon
- Except Bank Holiday Weekends -
Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael.ahern@oireachtas.ie
Pictured are some of the members of Youghal Art Group preparing for their 16th
Annual Exhibition. John Roche, Brigid Hughes, Marina O'Loughlin, Kathleen
McSweeney, Vanessa O'Loughlin, Gretta Kelleher, Brid O'Brien, Michael
O'Loughlin. The exhibition will be opened by Colm Keane on Friday July 30th at
7.30pm and will be open daily until August 8th from 11.30am until 7.30pm. All are
welcome.
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For assistance in claiming this please contact
Every Sunday 10am to 4pm
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 Killeagh Camogie Club
Senior B Championship.
Our senior team began their championship campaign on Friday
last in Castle Road. Our opponents were Kilbrittain/Timoleague
and boy was it a miserable night. Heartfelt thanks to our loyal sup-
porters who braved the elements to come and support the girls.
The game opened with a Kilbrittain point from a free. Killeagh
quickly replied - a neat pass from Gillian Cunningham to Kate
Murphy sent the ball over the bar. t Kate who is doing very well
for such a young player scored our first goal, and captain Claire
Keohane followed with a point. A mellee in the Killeagh goal-
mouth saw Kilbrittain get their first goal, followed by another
point. Stephanie Beausang put her name to the score-sheet with
our last point of the first half. Alas a long range ball saw
Kilbrittain get another goal. The half time score was 1-3 to 2-2.
Straight off the plane from Australia came Angela Walsh to strike
our first point of the second half. Mary O Connor – a tower of
strength in the defence line put a 45 over the bar, Clare Keohane
and Gillian Cunningham both scored points before Kate Murphy
got another ball into the back of the net. Kilbrittain added another
point to the score in the 21st minute, with Kate Murphy retaliating
with a point of her own in the 26th minute. Our girls piled on the
pressure for the last 5-10 minutes but despite great play further
scores proved elusive.
Well done to Shauna Landers, Aoife Walsh and Kate Murphy – the
youngsters on the panel. Welcome aboard to Niamh O Keeffe on
the occasion of her first outing with the club. It’s great to see
Deirdra Cunningham back playing after a long absence (the Ring
of Kerry Cycle certainly did her no harm!).
This was a great night out for trainer Kevin O’Connor and the girls
and we hope that it is the first step towards a County Victory!!!!
Senior Panel: C Deane, S Smiddy, M Smiddy, AM Walsh, C
Keohane, E O Neill, M O’Connor, S Beausang, N O’Donovan, A
Walsh, B Stack, G Cunningham, A Walsh, L O’Connor, S Landers,
K Murphy, J O’Shea, E Kelly, D Cunningham, K Walsh, A
Fitzgerald, A Walsh, A Walsh, N Walsh, R Culligan, A R Sisk, N
O’Keeffe.
Our next game is against Glen Rovers on Wednesday 21st July,
followed by fixtures against Bishopstown, Carrigaline and Eire
Og –dates and venues to be decided.
Well done to Mary O’ Connor in her Munster Football victory last
week, surely a testament to women’s multi-tasking skills where
she played a camogie match in Athenry and a football match in
Cork in the one day.
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Thanks from “Concern”
A sincere thanks to all the voluntary collectors and to all who con-
tributed €1,924 at the recent Youghal collection. Evey cent collect-
ed was sent to “Concern” to help the poor in Haiti etc. For anyone
wishing to donate privately the address is “Concern”, 55 Lower
Camden Street, Dublin 2.
David Stanton TD
Advice clinic - Youghal
7.00pm, Monday,
5th July,
Walter Raleigh Hotel
Please drop in if you have any issue to discuss
Constituency office:
29 St Mary's Road, Midleton
Tel: 021 4632867
or email: david.stanton@oir.ie
Website www.stanton.ie
Youghal Golf Club
LADIES
Wed 7th July Open 2 Ball - Sponsored by: Bank of Ireland
1st Eithne Pyne (34) Mary O' Callaghan (35) 49pts, 2nd Jan
Goodwin (21) Mary Barry (36) 47pts, 3rd Helen Keane (36) mary
Browne (36) 47pts, 4th Frankie Forrest (13) Betty Cotter (19)
47pts, 5th Celia Cotter (29) Eileen Cashman (36) 47pts
Fixtures: Wed 21st July: Jim Doyle Cup/Sponsor: Youghal Credit
Union. Tues 27th & Wed 28th July Lady Captain's Prize (Mrs.
Mary Murphy). Tuesday Tee Times: 2pm - 5pm. Wed Tee Times:
8.30am - 1.30pm
TEAM NEWS - Ladies AA Championships Southern District
Quarter Finals of the Minor Cup were held in Fota Golf Club on
Sunday 11th July. Youghal v Templemore Golf Club. Youghal
came away with a great win. Well done again to the Team and
Caddies. Team: Paula Brennan, Trish Landers, Breda O'
Donoghue, Jo Swayne, Amanda O' Neill Coyne. Sub: Noreen
Cronin Team Captain: Mary Coleman & Breeda Fitzgerald
The Semi - Finals will be held on Saturday 24th July at
Monkstown Golf Club. Tee Time: 12.40pm. Thanks to all who
travelled and gave great support to the team.
JUNIOR FOURSOMES 2nd Round in Lismore Golf Club on
Saturday 17th July at 10.30am. Youghal v Clonmel Golf Club
Team Captain: Catherine Mc Carthy & Miriam Whyte
MIELE FOURBALL Sun 25th July Youghal v Faithlegg Golf
Club. Home Tee Time: 3.30pm. Team Captain: Maurette Fogarty,
Breeda Curtin, Eileen Farrell & Frances Barry
JUNIORS
Tues 6th July. Cat 1 - 18 Holes 1st Danny Kiely (24) 38pts, 2nd
Cormac O' Callaghan (19) 36pts. Cat 2 - 18 Holes 1st Danny
Walsh (34) 38pts, 2nd Harry Oliphant (33) 36pts. Cat 3 1st
Mathew Farrell (36) 45pts, 2nd Daniel Harrington (36) 45pts
Thurs 8th July Cat 1 - 18 Holes 1st Julie Coyne (7) 42pts, 2nd
Stephen Walsh (19) 44pts. Category 2 - 13 Holes. 1st Harry
Oliphant (33) 35pts, 2nd Adam Coughlan (36) 27pts. Fixtures:
Tues & Thurs - 8.30am/10am
GENTS Monday 5th July - Open Seniors 60+ Sponsored by:
Blackwater Blinds Category A: 0 - 15 1st Noel Bradley (13)
41pts Kinsale, 2nd Patrick O' Connor (13) 39pts, 3rd Michael O'
Doherty (13) 39pts. Category B: 16-20 1st Dan Dineen (19)
41pts, 2nd Noel Dee (18) 40pts East Cork, 3rd Larry O' Toole (13)
40pts Cobh. Category C: 21-28 1st Frank Hoey (22) 38pts, 2nd
Jackie Fahy (24) 38pts Gold Coast, 3rd Michael Finnegan (21)
38pts Mahon. CSS: Home players 39pts, Away players 38pts
Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th July - 18 Holes Singles Stableford
1st Laddy Cunningham (12) 45pts, 2nd Ciaran Coleman (16)
44pts, 3rd Michael Cunneen (21) 43pts, 4th Morgan Madden (11)
43pts. 5th John Hooley (5) 41pts, 6th Lar Dunne (14) 41pts
CSS: Sat 36pts - Sun: 38pts
MIXED FOURSOMES Fri 23rd July at 5pm Open 13 Holes
Sponsor: Joe & Breeda Fitzgerald. Fri 30th July at 5pm Open 13
Holes
 YOUGHAL FOOD FESTIVAL

Luigi Camilleri from the Rendezvous GastroCafe pictured at his stand Youghal Fire Brigade Personnel pictured at the Community Fire Safety
Demonstration

Mary and Nicola Browne of Yawl Bay Seafood

Katie Murray with Gaye and Susie
Orla and Alison Curtin of Condon’s
Fitzgibbon at the Ahernes Seafood
Florists
Stand

Phil Rhodes and Alexis Covepep at the Laura McNamara putting colour onto Oisin
Magpie Cottage Goats Cheese Stall Grogan from Tyrone

Mark Baldwin and Paudie Ahearne on the

Baldwin’s Farmhouse Ice Cream Stall The Coffee Pot Stall

Niamh and Sally-Ann Quill at the Ciara Griffin, Sean Power with Louise Daniel Ryan competing in the
Gillian O’Carroll with Veronica Hunt Collins Bakery Stall and Ronan O’Brien Children’s Busking Competition
 MARDI-GRAS PARADE KICKS OFF YOUGHAL FESTIVAL IN STYLE!
Pictures: Bobby Whyte

Youghal’s first ever dedicated Family Fun Festival kicked off in

style on Friday evening, 16th July 2010 with a ‘Mardi Gras’
parade setting the seaside town ablaze with colour.
Officially opening the event, this year’s Kerry Rose, Veronica Hunt
– a Youghal native wished all involved in organising the event well
for the weekend, and encouraged families with children of all ages
to come along and get involved in any of a whole host of free events
which will run over the entire weekend.
Highlights of the parade included the contestants in the ‘Queen of
the Sea’ competition as they cruised through the town in a range of
vintage cars, led out by the nationally renowned ‘Youghal Pipe
Band. Music and dance were the order of the day as visitors and
locals saw dance troops and street performers take centre stage.

Winners of the best fancy dress of the parade were Gráinne Furey, Miriam Shortland,
Tadhg O’Mahony, Suzanna Trifeletti, Éabha and Ian.

Perkie Bear and Friends

Andy Leahy from Tommy Roche pictured with Team Bailey Bronagh Shuel, Tírna Ryan and Éimhín
Dungourney Queen Michaela Bailey Ryan

Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley pictured with Local children pictured enjoying their night at the
Lys Sweeney and Eleanor McCarthy Bailey Festival in fancy dress Marie Whyte, Ann Davis and Ulyana Prodedova

Mari Mina Pharmacy Queen Emma Healy, Amber

Ceolta Sí Queen Emer Kelly, Merricks Queen Erin Youghal Queen Amanda Veale and Sammy’s Butchers’ Poppy’s Ladies Boutique Queen Fiona Curtin and
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Pick Up & Drop Off Service Available conditions. Youghal A/C had two athletes competing in the pole
(Free within 5K of Youghal or en route) vault competitions.Nikita Savage took part in the junior's and
Sarah Ryan competed in the U23's.
In the junior competition Nikita Savage won the All Ireland title
for the third year in a row with a clearance of 3.20 metres. Nikita
opened with a first time clearance at 2.85 metres and was again
clear first time over 3.05 metres. Nikita cleared 3.25 on her first
attempt but was unsuccessful at 3.45 metres.
Sarah Ryan competing in her first U23 All Ireland Championships,
where she took second place with a clearance of 2.65 metre, Sarah
opened with a first time clearance at 2.45 metres and was easily
over 2.65 metres on her first attempt, Sarah was well over 2.85
metres on her third attempt but the wind caught the pole and car-
ried it in behind her to knock the bar.
Kerry Senior Championships, June 2010
Three athletes from Youghal A/C made the journey to Castleisland
to compete in the Kerry Seniors Championships as guests in the
pole vault competition.In the Senior Women's competition Nikita
Savage took first place with a new course record of 3.10 metres.
Sarah Ryan was second with a clearance of 2.60 metres and pulled
BILLY O'CALLAGHAN out of the competition with a slight injury. In the men's pole vault
competition Lee Curley finish 4th with a clearance of 2.40 metres
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 KERRY ROSE LAUNCHES TEAM YOUGHAL WEBSITE
Team Youghal were delighted to receive sup-
port from the Kerry Rose, Veronica Hunt, dur-
ing the launch of their website, www.teamy-
oughal.com, and also to celebrate the support
of Youghal Kia for supplying vehicles to the
team for The Race Around Ireland.
Veronica, from Youghal, stopped by to give her
support to Team Youghal in their upcoming
participation in The Race Around Ireland for
the Emer Casey Foundation in September. She
was impressed with the website and the level of
support received by Team Youghal to date.
Veronica also admired one of the cars which
was supplied to Team Youghal by Pat Ryan of
Youghal Kia.
Kerry Rose, Veronica Hunt pictured with a KIA Soul and Team Youghal members, Peter and Tommy Roche,
The Website was designed by Team Youghal Christy McCarthy, Brian Fitzgerald, Ger Flanagan, Kieran Groeger and Robert Heffernan at the Website
Cyclist Michael McCarthy and contains all the launch. Picture: John Hennessy

up-to-date information on the Team and the Race Around Ireland. Team Youghal will be using five vehicles during the race as direct
During the race itself in September there will be hourly updates of support for their eight man team. These vehicles will be important
the team's progress. It will contain pictures and videos of the for sustaining the cyclists and maintaining safety while the race is
event, the route, Press Information and a cyclist profile. You can in progress. Youghal Kia are also providing Team Youghal with a
support the Team by becoming a fan of the Team on Facebook. dedicated media car which will be following the Team during the
Team Youghal would like to acknowledge the financial support of race providing live updates of the Team's progress and sending
Youghal Kia, Youghal News, Coopers Kitchens, Touch of Class, reports to various media. Pat Ryan of Youghal Kia said; "I'm very
Murphy Insurances, Yawl Bay Seafood, Avonmore House and proud to be able to support Team Youghal's involvement in The
O'Neill's Oil on the website. Race Around Ireland as The Emer Casey Foundation is a very
Tommy Roche from Team Youghal said; "It's great to have the worthwhile charity which is doing very valuable work around the
support of Youghal KIA and we would also like to take this oppor- detection and treatment of ovarian and uterine cancer."
tunity to wish Veronica every success in the upcoming Rose of For Further Information log on to:
Tralee. I would also like to thank Pat Ryan of Youghal Kia for sup- www.teamyoughal.com or www.racearoundireland.com
plying the Team Cars as they will be essential to the success of www.emercaseyfoundation.com
Team Youghal during the race."

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