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February 27th. Thanks also to everyone who supported that event.Back in the winning Enclosure "Good Time Donnie" owned byTenniscart Farmer Michael Fenton was back in the winners enclosureagain last week - this time in Fairyhouse.This horse is in topfor at the moment and this victory was extra special for "GoodTime Donnie"'s jockey Barry Geraghty as it was the "Read BarryGerarthy's Blog on [attheraces.com] Handicap hurdle".Well done to all on this fantastic victory and continued success to"Good Time Donie" on the racing circuit.Tractor Run Thanks for supporting the Jack & Jill Foundation.The Tractor Run in aid of the Jack & Jill children's foundationheld on Sunday in Villerstown was a great success and raised inexcess of €3000.It was a glorious morning in Villerstown and Fr. O Connor was onhand to bless the vehicles as the beat off on the run 104 Vehiclestook part and thanks to the wonderful traffic management teameverything went according to plan, with little disruption to otherroad users. A big thank you to all our sponsors for your generousdonations of money and prizes for our raffle thank you to all whosold tickets and to business permission who displayed hampersand sold tickets for us Thank you to the photographers whorecorded the event on camera and DVD. Many thanks to everyonewho made sandwiches soups and to the fantastic catering teamwho made sure everyone was fed.A big thank you to the members of Aglish Community Centre forall their help and for the use of the hall as a drop off point fordonations and to the members of Villerstown Community Centrefor all their help and for the use of their hall on SundayThank you to all the drivers who supported us and looking forwardto meeting you all next year please godThank you to Elaine Landy from the Jack & Jill foundation whotravelled to Villerstown on Sunday and for all her help.Nice win for Alice and Glenlickey RoseAlice Fitzgerald riding her own mare Glenlickey Rose won theone metre final of the Winter League at Ballyrafter EquestrianCentre Last Thursday night. Alice had two second to spare overher nearest rival in an exciting jump off. Glenlickey Rose was purchasedas a foal from her breeder Jimmy Fitzgerald CoolboaClashmore some 17 years ago. Jimmy also stood her sire ArticGypsy what a lot of enjoyment this mare has given over the yearswell done Alice and Rose.Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA Under 14 FootballWe have played two matches in the past two weeks the first wasagainst The Brickey Rangers. We won this on with a score of 2-4to 4 points There was nothing between the two teams throughoutthe match but we were just lucky to get the two goals on lastSunday we played St Oliver's and won by two points This was avery close and physical match and we did well to win in the endSo we are going well at the moment but we must keep up the hardwork.Congratulations The Juvenile club would like to convey our bestwishes to the PRO of the adult club Liam Dunne and his brideWEST WATERFORD NEWSAgnes Hennessy on the occasion of their marriage last week wehope you have a long and happy life together."Thynetocatcher wins at Gowran Park" Thynetocatcher carriedthe pride of West Waterford to victory once again last weekendOwned by Clashmore Farmer John Connery East cork jockeyColin Motherway gave Thynetocatcher a brilliant ride to win theBennttsbridge Point to Point Flat Race Gowran Park on Saturdaybeating the favourite "Kandinski" by some 20 lengths.Congratulations John and continued success to "Thynetocatcher"for the remainder of the season.Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto Jackpot €14950 Last week'sletters were Y. U. S. L and we had no match four winners so thisWednesday nights jackpot will be €14950 when our draw takesplaces at the Decies Bar our winners of lucky dip prizes were:John Hickey, Rath; Angela McCarthy, Clashmore; DermotMurphy, Clashmore.On the previous week our lucky winners of lucky dip prizes were:Cleoda Healy c/o Eithne; Paul O’Connell, Aglish, c/o SineadCoughlan and St. Paul Syndicate, c/o Christy Ormond. Well doneto all our winners and thanks to everyone for their continued support.Death of Shay Prendergast Our deepest sympathy is extendedto Mrs. Mary Power Clashmore Village on the death of herbeloved brother Shay Prendergast Knockmore Arklow Wicklowand formally of Grange Co Waterford.Shay's funeral takes place this Monday morning , funeral masswill be celebrated at S.S Mary & Peter Church followed by burialin St Gabriel's cemetery may he rest in peace.Shay is survived by his wife Terri his son Martin his sisters and allhis relatives neighbours and friends to whom we tender our deepestand heartfelt sympathy.Kinsalebeg National School Draw The Kinsalebeg Parents associationnonstop draw for February took place at the school recentlyand the following are the results:1st Prize: Carol O’Sullivan, promoter Adam O’Sullivan; 2ndPrize: Eva Curran, promoter Jack Curran; 3rd: Jack Kenneally,promoter Chloe Kenneally; 4th Prize: Connor Ryan, promoterConnor Ryan. Children's draw winners: Kate O’Halloran, MeganKeogh, Lauren Ryan, Ylanne McGrath.EAST CORK GAA NEWSRESULTS:Garryvoe Hotel JFL Div 1: Fr O Neills 0-7, Lisgoold2-8 Round 5; Carrigtwohill 0-11, Bride Rovers 2-6 Round 5;Glanmire 0-7, Erins Own 2-9 JFL Div 1; Lisgoold 1-14,Carrigtwohill 3-4 Round 4; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Div 2:Castlemartyr 1-7, Dungourney 4-13 Round 4; Garryvoe Hotel JFLDivision 1 Glenbower Rovers 2-14 Erin's Own 1-05FIXTURESTues 15th; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Div 2: Youghal v Cobh , atYoughal, 7:45 PM Round 5;Wed 16th; Ml Feeney U21 A Football Championship: Erins Ownv Glanmire , at Sallybrooke, 7:30 PM Round 1; Ml Feeney U21 BFootball Championship: Russell Rovers v Glenville , at FouhyPark, 8:15 PM Round 1;Thurs 17th; Michael O Connor MotorFactors Junior A Football Championship: Dungourney v BrideRovers , at Lisgoold, 12:00 PM Preliminary Round ET;Sat 19th; Ml Feeney U21 B Football Championship: Fr O Neillsv Carrigtwohill , at Ballinacurra, 2:30 PM Round 1;Sun 20th; Cavanagh's JHL Div 1 Sec 1: Carrigtwohill vKildorrery , at Carrigtwohill, 3:30 PM Round 1; Ballyhooly vSarsfields , at Ballyhooly, 3:30 PM Round 1; Erins Own vCastlemartyr , at Caherlag, 3:30 PM Round 2; Cavanagh's JHLDiv 1 Sec 2: Charleville v Carraig na bhFear, at Charleville, 3:00PM Round 1; Midleton v Shanballymore, at Midleton, 3:00 PMRound 1; Ballygiblin v Dungourney, at Ballygiblin, 3:00 PMRound 1; Lisgoold v Churchtown, at Lisgoold, 3:00 PM Round 1;Mon 21st; Garryvoe Hotel JFL Div 2: Glenville v St Catherines ,at Glenville, 7:45 PM Round 4;

KILLEAGH-INCH MONDAY CLUBThe Killeagh-Inch Monday Club recently celebrated the fifthanniversary of their foundation. The club is for active retired personsand other interested parties and has grown from small beginningsto having a regular attendance of approximately fifty personsand less frequent association with about fifty others. Currentactivities include a regular monthly assembly - first Monday ofeach month at Killeagh Hall from 10.30 - 12.30pm. In conjunctionwith Active Age a Computer Course for beginners is ongoing atYoughal Youthreach, and the V.E.C. are sponsors of apainting/craft class based at Killeagh Hall. Plans are in train toattend a Health Seminar at Ballynoe, have a Reflexology/YogaCourse in Killeagh Hall commencing in late April, take a 4 daytrip to Co. Donegal in late June, and sing along with DanielO'Donnell on July 10th at Cork Opera House. On the home frontit is hoped to have workshops on Mobile Phone Usage and DigitalCamera Operations, and set up a Recreational Singing Group.The Birthday Party began with usual refreshments. The BirthdayCake was ceremoniously cut by Siobhán Foley and Paddy Ahern.Talks on Fire Protection and the upcoming Yoga Classes followed.As a finale John Cunningham of Youghal led a musical session.Current Committee members are Mary Collins, Kathleen Rohan,Helen Kennedy, Siobhán Foley, Eileen Meade, Mary Landers,Carmel Barry, Micheál Lee and Finbarr Motherway. New membersalways welcome.Siobhán Foley and Paddy Ahern prepareto cut the Birthday CakeMary Power in good voice at the recentbirthday party, accompanied by JohnCunninghamFintan McCarthy, Tom Quirke and Micheál Lee seem to have polished off all thescones!!Coffee Morning & Golf CompetitionTo Be Held in Youghal Golf ClubA coffee day will be held in Youghal Golf Club on Wednesday23rd March in aid of Daffodil Day from 10am.A ladies 3 ball competition will also be held in Youghal Golf Clubon Wednesday 23rd in aid of Daffodil Day.NEW CARE AND REPAIR SERVICEASSISTS YOUGHAL'S ELDERLYBy Christy ParkerA new service that assists the elderly with minor maintenance jobsin and around the house has been established in Youghal. Care andRepair is accessible to those over 65 and provides voluntary assistancewith such tasks as changing bulbs and fuses, hanging curtains,minor painting and decorating, lawn mowing, tacking carpetsor installing home security devices.Youghal Care and Repair evolved from the monthly CommunityAlert meetings, following a suggestion by regular attender PatCarey. The idea was pursued, assisted by Cumman na Daoine andin particular staff member Stacy Quinlivan and Ann MarieMcCarthy. Further help and support was provided by Age ActionIreland which, in partnership with Irish Life, has a programmecommitted to 'creating new services that help other people toacquire independence fulfilling lives for as long as they wish intheir own homes.'The Youghal service is now fully established and held its inauguralmonthly committee meeting last week. Desmond Davis, aWicklow man resident in Youghal for three years, is its first chairman,working alongside PRO and community garda, PeterQueally.Desmond, a former farmer (he once worked the farm that was latercultivated by Biddy and Miley in the Glenroe series) and now aMethodist minister, speaks with quiet pride and confidence of thenew resource. "We presently have a core group of about 15 volunteers,"he explains. They are aged roughly from 20's to 60's andinclude two females. Some are professional tradespeople and others,like me, are just general handymen but it's fair to say we havea wide range of abilities. All our volunteers are garda vetted," headds.Short waitOver 65's who seek to avail of the service are asked to contactCumman na Daoine with details of the task required. The groupwill select two volunteers to visit the client, matching abilities asclose as possible to the job at hand. "Waiting time should not bemore than a couple of days and ideally he jobs we undertakeshould take about two to three hours to complete," says Desmond.While the manpower comes free of charge the onus is on thehouseholder to provide the appropriate materials.The chairman is keen to stress that the service is confined to minormaintenance. "We don't attempt anything like electrical or plumbingjobs and certainly will not take work from tradespeople," heexplains. "Also, we don't climb ladders or undertake anything elsewith a personal safety risk. Computer and television repairs wouldalso be outside our remit. "Thus far the group has answered about a dozen calls amidst "muchappreciation," says Desmond. A gradual growth in requests can beexpected as the profile spreads. "It's still very new in Youghal anda lot of people are probably unaware of the service," Desmond surmises."In that sense we are not just eager for more people to callus but would also welcome new volunteers."SociableIn a world where age and alienation are too often associates thebenefits can extend beyond just painting a skirting board."Because we work in pairs, one volunteer might spend more timejust chatting over tea with the householder. Observes the chairman."So the social benefits cannot be underestimated. In fact theoverall benefits are two-way, with volunteers acquiring great satisfactionas well."Youghal Care and Repair Service is available through Cumann naDaoine on 024-91900 (Mon-Fri, 9.30 am-5.00 pm)

Popular Helmsman, Sean Slattery,Retires From Youghal LifeboatBy John HennessyOn Sunday March 6th, 2011,Sean Slattery, senior helmsmanwith Youghal lifeboat, celebratedhis 50th birthday. While Seanwas glad to reach the ripe oldage of 50 the day was alsotinged with a little sadness as henow has to retire as helmsman ofthe boat due to age regulations.Sean recently received a longservice medal for over 20 years service to Youghal Lifeboat and hewill now be a valuable member of Youghal Lifeboat's shore crew.Sean said: "I have really enjoyed my time taking Youghal Lifeboatout on all the shouts that we had to deal with over the years andhope that I have made some contribution to the safety of lives atsea. I now look forward to a new chapter with the lifeboat stationusing my skills and years of experience in helping out in any waythat I can."Sean, with fellow crewmen; John Goggin, and Dave Slattery, tookthe Youghal Lifeboat, "Patricia Jennings", for a spin to Ballycottonon Sunday, March 6th, 2011, with Sean at the helm for the finaltime. There they celebrated Sean's retirement with a cup of tea anda sandwich before heading back to Youghal Lifeboat station again.John Goggin and Dave Slattery with Sean Slattery, (centre), helmsman, on boardYoughal Lifeboat, The Patricia Jennings, on Sean's final day as helmsman of thelifeboat.Sean Slattery, helmsman, on board Youghal Lifeboat, The Patricia Jennings, on his50th birthday, which means it's his final day as helmsman of the lifeboat. Lifeboatcrew members have to retire off the boat when they reach the age of 50. Sean willstill remain a valued member of Youghal Lifeboat shore based crew.Proposed Day Care Centre forThe Elderly at YoughalProgress ReportThe voluntary committee which was selected some time ago tolook into the possibility of having a Day Care Centre for the elderlypeople of Youghal and surrounding areas provided are pleasedto now announce that the stage has been reached where the planningapplication for the proposed centre is about to be lodged withthe Local Planning Authority.The working committee for the project was selected following ameeting held at The Mall Arts Centre which was attended by representativesof voluntary organisations supporting the elderly,namely, Youghal Senior Citizens, Respond Housing, Cuman naDaoine, Rapid Organisation in Youghal and also representativesfrom the HSE, Cork Area Community Welfare Nurses and otherinterested people.The committee elected was Chairman Willie Doyle, RespondHousing; Vice Chairman Ml T Murphy; Secretary GeraldineBrowne, Youghal Senior Citizens; Ass. Secretary Marian MurphyRespond Housing; Treasurer Tina Coleman, Youghal SeniorCitizens; Other Committee Members Margaret Kelleher, Cumanna Daoine, Clr. Sammy Revins representing Youghal UDC,Lorraine Hogan Rapid Co-ordinator Youghal, Angela Boland andBarry Sharkey.A series of meetings were held with Health Service Executivesand a site for the centre was offered by them in the grounds ofYoughal Community Hospital and this was deemed suitable.A professional design team was appointed to draw up plans etc.and following a number of visits to other recently completed centresby committee and design members, plans were drawn up andwere approved of by the HSE and are now ready to be lodged.The building of the centre will be the responsibility of the localcommittee and will be built in the name of Youghal SeniorCitizens and when completed will be managed by the HealthService Executive.60 seconds with …..Ann O’ConnellAge25Position in Camogie/shirt number3Favourite sport outside camogie?Just started playing Gaelic Football andenjoying that so far.Who is your sporting Hero?Paul O'ConnellWho is the person that has been mostinfluence on you? Aidan Foley - Heintroduced me to Camogie.My Earliest sporting memory Is:Loosing Sciath na Scol final in 5th class.When You Were Growing Up What Did You Want To Be?TeacherMy Most Treasured Possession/sMe wheels.What Do You Normally Eat For Breakfast?Corn FlakesFavourite Holiday Destination?New YorkWhat's your favourite movieA few good men.Stranded On An Island, What Are Your 3 Essential Items?A boat and two oars.What Would You Buy With Your Last €50?The winning lotto ticket.Do you have a nickname, what is it?Hang.

TEAM YOUGHAL LAUNCH NEW YORKFUNDRAISING EVENTFOR THE EMER CASEY FOUNDATIONSATIRE ON PARADE FOR ST RAPHAEL'SEARLY ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATIONBy Christy ParkerSt. Raphael's Psychiatric Care Centre hosts its second annual St.Patrick's Day parade today (Tuesday March 15th) in the groundsof the home. Piper Christy McCarthy will lead the parade in whichresidents, staff and friends will participate. The parade's timelytheme for 2011 is 'Empty Pockets,' a satirical reflection on thestate of the country. The centre's art department has conspired tocreate several props, including "a brown envelope, a miniatureghost estate and €450bn notes," says art therapist John McHargue,who is organising the event alongside St. Raphael's drama teachersJulie Sharkey and Eleanor Rivers from Cork. St. Patrick himselfwill also be represented, though one must wonder at what hethinks of the unholy mess various vipers have made of the countryhe converted. The parade moves off at 2.30 p.m.Team Youghal will launch their New York fundraising event,which will be held on June 28th at Fitzpatrick’s Hotel, LexingtonAvenue, Manhattan at the Annual New York St. Patrick's Lunch onWednesday 16th March.The event which celebrates 250 Years of New York's Parade willbe held at the Metropolitan Club, New York City at 11:45amGuest of Honour: Mary Higgins Clark, Grand Marshal of the250th New York City St. Patrick's Day ParadeIreland's Deputy Prime Minister, An Tanáiste & Minister forForeign Affairs and Trade Eamon Gilmore TD will address thegathering and bring greetings from Ireland.Professor John O’Leary of Trinity College Dublin and head of theDiscovary Consortium will make the presentation to those inattendance. This will include a 5 minute informercial produced byTeam Youghal. It contains local scenes of Youghal with footage ofTeam Youghal in Training. It also contains interviews with SusanCasey and Ger Flanagan of Team Youghal. The video footage is byStephen Orr and Ray Flanagan and the still shots are from localphotographer John Hennessy.Wednesday’s event is being hosted by the Irish US Council, whohave been very helpful to Team Youghal in the build-up to theRace Across America 2011. It will be attended by many high profileUS company executives and is an ideal launch pad for thefundraising efforts on behalf of the Emer Casey Foundation.Training for RAAMTeam Youghal have put together an extensive training programmefor the Race Across America which start in Oceanside, Californiaon June 18th at 2p.m. Work started in earnest on January 1st andmeans that cyclists are putting in 5 to 6 days each week on thebike. Distance have increased from the initial 30 miles to a regular70 miles. Saturday and Sunday sees the team cover up to145miles and will include a training camp in Kerry at the end ofthe month. This will involve cycling 200 miles over the two dayswith the Ring of Kerry Route on Saturday and the Ring of Bearaon Sunday.Team Coach Jim Wyse has been instrumental in the training planwhich includes bringing in a professional to make sure that thebike set-up is right for each individual cyclist. The training weekendin Kerry will also feature talks on nutrition, recovery, clothingand coping with the extreme heat during the Race Across America.YOUGHAL INTENSIVE FRENCH ORALPREPARATION COURSEGiven by Experienced Oral ExaminersSunday April 10th 2011 9.30 to 4.30· Video Analysis of sample oral exam· Personalized material to take home· Individual question and answer sessions· One teacher per six students€80 per studentTo reserve a place call Margaret on 087 7902852

NEW GALLERY IMPROVES THE PICTURE ON YOUGHAL'S MAIN STREETindividual," says Eileen.McGoldrick's Art & Photography,89, North Main Street, Youghal.Tel: (024) 90494; Mob: 087-22865921 or 087-4116483.Web: www.mcgoldrickart.comemail: mcgoldrickart@gmail.comKILLEAGH COURSING CLUBBy Christy ParkerThe credibility of Youghal's main street as a commercial centre hasbeen further reinforced with the opening of new photography andart gallery in a prime location. Consumers and fellow retailersalike on the beleaguered thoroughfare will welcome the advent ofMcGoldrick's Art & Photography at 89 North Main Street. Thesite, adjacent to the Clock Gate, had been idle for mere weeks followingthe closure of the previous fashion accessories outlet.Proprietor Eileen McGoldrick and her husband Will Nick havelived in Youghal for about eight years and reside in Strand Street.The Belfast-born couple have previously lived in Oxford and overpast decades have developed an impressive reputation in the artsworld, hosting acclaimed exhibitions in Oxford and London aswell as Cork and Dungarvan on this side of the pond.With a target market of locals and tourists, the location obviouslyis of prime relevance. However the "quality of natural light", thatflows through the front and side windows was a major factor inchoosing location. Alongside selected manufactured illumination,the combination brings a focus of perfection to the works on display.Variety The inaugural exhibition stretches across photography,oils and acrylic, though the display will alternate monthly. Withinthe compact space, the visitor can browse, for example, on theastounding depictions of Helvic Head cliff faces and beach rocks,their shapes and pastel hues rendered unique and enchantingthrough the magic of Will's photography. "One visitor said sheadmired 'the aerial view of the Caribbean island," smiles Will. "Infact it was a view of a rock from Ballycotton!"Eileen's inventive cross-media pieces offer the colourful surrealismbegat from subjecting acrylic, cloth netting and scanning technologyto an unfettered imagination. The results reflect 'dreamsequences' but are subject to individual interpretation.Elsewhere a photo of derelict fishing boat's revealed layers ofcolours bear witness to its lives, competing for attention with theacrylic depiction of a woman in a black dress hanging white washingagainst a background of industrial rust. A rainbow finds theFerry Point, Muckross Abbey stands sultry, Moby Dick's pinkperkiness is viewed from the Pier Head past the blue hue of a boat.Other creativities are manifested book form, themed to unravel bythe enamoured page. From envelope-sized originals of €8 cost to30 inch square masterpieces of seventy times that value, the wallsand shelves do their new home proud.If the works are beautiful, they are complimented by their creators'belief. "I have great confidence in selling art, if art can be sold, onYoughal's main street," says Eileen. Yet she equally yearns to createan oasis perhaps "where visitors can browse, with no pressureto buy" and where they can view art for art's sake -evocativelyreminding them of what derives from their own lives.Classes McGoldrick Art & Photography will also host art lessonsweekly, on Mondays. Two sessions, managed by Eileen, will caterseparately for children and adults. Classes are open to all levelsfrom total novices to budding Van Gogh's! "It will be tailoredtotally towards the nurturing and developing the abilities of eachResults Killeagh Coursing Club Draw1st Prize Jerry Kelleher, Ballinacarriga, 2nd John Rice,Ballinacurra CC, 3rd Geraldine Coughlan, Monaloo, 4th EoinMcGovern Ballinacurra CC, 5th Brian Collins, Cork GreyhoundTrack, 6th Una Whyte, Youghal, 7th Dolly Donovan, Dangan, 8thRory Long, Kilbeg Tallow, 9th Shelley Fennelly Killeagh CC,10th Julie O'Keefe Ballinacurra CC. The club would like to thankeveryone who supported the draw.Lainseal Seachtain na Gaeilge/ Launchof Seachtain na Gaeilge 2011.Tharla seoladh Seachtain na Gaeilge in ionad na hEalaineEochaille ar an 7u d'mhi Marta, 2011. Lainseal Bainisteoir colaistena Rinne , Liam Suipeal , an seachtain go hoifigiuil agus thug sebronnadh ar bhuntaisti a bhaineann le labhairt ar theanga duchais.The launch was attended also by Mary Lenihan Foley, Mayor ofYoughal and by Councillors, Tomas O Conaill , Barbara Murrayand Eoin Coyne. Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eochallle was representatedby Michael de Buitlear and David Kilgannon, Chairman ofCumman Luathchleas Gael, was in attendance also . Music wasprovided by Lar na Cruinne , which was much enjoyed by thepupils of Youghal's Primary and Secondary schools and their parents.Gabh Donacha O Cearuill , runai an brainse aitiula buiochasar gach einne a bhi i lathair agus thug se bronnadh ar na heachtraiata ar suil i rith na seachtaine . Events include, Comortas naFhuinneoge, the very popular Shop Window competition , Trathna gceist as gaeilge , A teenage disco as gaeilge , and the schoolswill each be presenting a Cabaret as Gaeilge .The events will culminatewith participation in this year's La Le Padraig parade.Beidh an craic againn gan dabht .SUCCESS FOR GORTROE OWNERAT CLOYNE POINT TO POINT RACESDavid Motherway presents the Jimmy Motherway Memorial Perpetual Cup toSean Harnedy owner of The Skipperschoice, included is Brendan McCarthy

M O T H E R ’ S D A Y - S U N D A Y A P R I L 3 R DMOTHERS DAY IN IRELANDIn Ireland, Mothers Day is not celebrated on same day as in US.Mothers Day celebrations in Ireland takes place on the fourthSunday in the Christian fasting month of Lent. This correspondsto the day on which Mothers Day or Mothering Sundayis celebrated in UK, a close neighbor of Ireland. While in theUS Mothers Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in themonth of May. But just as in scores of other countries, peoplein Ireland honor their mothers on the occasion of Mothers Dayfor all their love and affection.HISTORY OF MOTHER'S DAY IN IRELANDThe history of celebrating Mothering Sunday or Mothers Dayin Ireland can be traced to the medieval practice where childrenfrom poor families were send to work as domestic servants andapprentices to work with the rich. Once in the year in the middleof the Lent these children were given a day off to visit their'Mother Church' and worship Virgin Mary. After visiting theMother Church or Cathedral of their home town these childrenvisited their mothers and presented them with flowers theypicked along the way. Girls bake special Mothering Cake onthe day. Pattern of living changed after the IndustrialRevolution and Mothering Sunday celebration almost lapsed.The custom was revived after World War II. Americans toohelped to bring back the charm of the festival in Eurpoeancountries as their tradition and way of celebrating Mothers Dayspread far and wide.MOTHER'S DAYCELEBRATION INIRELANDOn Mothers Day, people inIreland present flowersand cards to their mothersto express love and gratitude.People take theirmother out for dinners andlunches and often pamperthem with breakfast inbed. Gifts are given tomothers with love fromcaring children.Programmes, plays andskits are organised at severalplaces in honor ofmothers.MOTHER’S DAY QUOTESIn everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It isthen burst into flame by an encounter with another humanbeing. We should all be thankful for those people whorekindle the inner spirit. ~Albert SchweitzerYou can always tell a real friend: when you've made a foolof yourself he doesn't feel you've done a permanent job.~Laurence J. PeterLet us be grateful to people who make us happy, they are thecharming gardeners who make our souls blossom. ~MarcelProustIf I had a single flower for every time I think about you, Icould walk forever in my garden. ~Attributed to ClaudiaGhandiAbsoluteFlowers29 North Main Street (Opp AIB Bank) Youghal.Tel: 024 - 91222 | 087 - 2462881Treat your Mum with a wonderful bouquet ofyour choice. Why not drop in and see our continental,modern and contemporary arrangements.Also costume jewellery suitable forMother’s Day.Wishing all our customers aVery Happy Mother’s Day102 North Main St., Youghal, Co. Cork. Tel: 024 92189 | Fax : 024 20912E-MAIL: walshspharmacyyoughal@eircom.netMOTHERS DAYWalshs Pharmacy for all your Skincare &Make Up essentials this Mothers DayStockists of Decleor, Vichy, La Roche Posay,L'Oreal and Trilogy Skincare Ranges.See instore for our large selection ofPerfumes & Aftershaves.Hampers Our Speciality, Made To OrderWEEKEND SPECIALS!!Fri 1st-Sat 2nd April3 For 2 On All Skincare & Make Up Ranges!!(Cheapest Item Free, Mix And Match Across All Ranges)Please speak to one of our pharmacists about helping tomanage your tablets better - for example Blister Packs

M O T H E R ’ S D A Y - S U N D A Y A P R I L 3 R DIn most countries, Mother's Day is a recent observance derivedfrom the holiday as it has evolved in North America and Europe.When it was adopted by other countries and cultures, it was givendifferent meanings, associated to different events (religious, historicalor legendary), and celebrated in a different date or dates.Some countries already had existing celebrations honoring motherhood,and their celebrations have adopted several external characteristicsfrom the US holiday, like giving carnations and otherpresents to your own mother.The extent of the celebrations varies greatly. In some countries, itis potentially offensive to one's mother not to mark Mother's Day.In others, it is a little-known festival celebrated mainly by immigrants,or covered by the media as a taste of foreign culture (comparethe celebrations of Diwali in the UK and the United States).In the Catholic Church, the holiday is strongly associated with reverencingthe Virgin Mary.In Hindu tradition it is called "Mata Tirtha Aunshi" or "MotherPilgrimage fortnight", and it is celebrated in countries with Hindupopulation, especially in Nepal.MOTHER’S DAY QUOTESMothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they aremore certain they are their own. ~AristotleMother love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to dothe impossible. ~Marion C. Garretty, quoted in A Little Spoonfulof Chicken Soup for the Mother's SoulMother - that was the bank where we deposited all our hurts andworries. ~T. DeWitt TalmageA man's work is from sun to sun, but a mother's work is neverdone. ~Author UnknownA man loves his sweetheart the most, his wife the best, but hismother the longest. ~Irish ProverbThe real religion of the world comes from women much more thanfrom men - from mothers most of all, who carry the key of oursouls in their bosoms. ~Oliver Wendell HolmesGod could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.~Jewish ProverbBiology is the least of what makes someone a mother. ~OprahWinfreyYou don't really understand human nature unless you know why achild on a merry-go-round will wave at his parents every timearound - and why his parents will always wave back. ~William D.TammeusRivergate Mall. Prop: Norma Stone | Tel: 91082Mothers Day PamperingBegin to unwind with a relaxing back massage and drift awaywith a luxurious dermalogica facial to suit every skin type.While you relax, enjoy chocolate covered strawberries,sweet shortbreads and fruit juice.1 hour treatment - €50.00Available Thursday 31st March, Friday 1st April& Saturday 2nd AprilLate Opening Thursday & Friday*Special Offer cannot be used in conjunction with Gift Vouchers“Treat Your Mum” atPak FookGardens~ Chinese Restaurant ~116 North Main Street, YoughalTelephone: 024 - 91770 or 91989Open Monday - Sunday 5- 11.30pmLunch SpecialThursday - Sunday 12.30pm - 2.30pmTakeaway and Delivery ServiceTel: 024 90668 or 90669Deliveries Start at 5pmOpen 7 Days A Week

ANTIQUE FAIR AND ROAD SHOWIts that time of year again. The 8th annual Antique Fair and RoadShow in aid of the Lourdes Invalid Fund, will take place onSunday April 3rd (Mothers Day). At the Walter Raleigh HotelYoughal.A great day out for all the family, browse at your leisure at thelarge selection of jewellery, ware, coins, old bank notes and furniture,and much more on offer.On the day do bring along your antiques to be valued by our localAntique dealer Niki Loughnane. Perhaps you have a hidden treasuresitting in your house.This annual fundraised has proven to be an enjoyable event for allage groups, while raising much need funds to send the sick andinvalids from the locality, on the annual diocesan pilgrimage toLourdes, a time treasured by all for the peace and wellness itaffords them.Entrance Fee €3 - Prize on door ticketDate April 3rdVenue: Walter Raleigh HotelTime 11: am till 7 pmFAIRTRADE FORTNIGHTAT BROOKES SUPER VALUPictured during Fairtrade Fortnight at Brookes Super Valu are Tracy Quinlivan,Cumann Na Daoine, Isaac Baidoo Ghana Cocoa Producer, Pear Murphy BrookesSuper Valu, Stephen Baidoo Ghana Cocoa Producer, Damien Moore BrookesSuper Valu, Melanie Drea Project Manager of Fairtrade Mark Ireland, MichaelBeecher and Emilia Main General Administrator of Fairtrade Mark IrelandGaelscoil Choráin cheque presentationto Cystic Fibrosis AssociationFota Wildlife Park to Host Launch ForNew East Cork & West WaterfordFamily Fun WebsiteFota Wildlife Park are hosting a special Family Fun event thiscoming Sunday in association with South & East Cork Tourism topromote a new website www.familyfunholidays.ie, which is promotingEast Cork and West Waterford as a family fun destination.The new website which is funded by Failte Ireland aims to bringmore families to towns such as Cobh, Midleton, Youghal, Lismoreand Ardmore in 2011 through special offers, news, events and easyaccess to required information online. The site will act as the mainpromotional tool for the family fun hub which was establishedwith Failte Ireland back in 2009.Speaking about the new site chairman of the Family Fun Steeringgroup Stephen Ryan hopes it will provide more information totourists, “we have a lot of things for people to see and do in thearea but sometimes its not easy to find out about them and wehope that this new website will enable potential visitors to find outall they need to know on one site. The new site has been designedby award winning Cork company Studio Forty9 and is set toappeal to all age groups with its easy navigation and brightcolours.The site will be officially launched this coming Sunday March13th at Fota Wildlife Park’s Education Complex in associationwith South & East Cork Tourism and will bring together 40 differenttourist businesses under one roof showcasing what they haveto offer the public in 2011. Speaking about the launch Stephenwho is also head of marketing at Fota Wildlife Park added “eachyear both Youghal Chamber and South and East Cork tourismhave networking events for tourism providers however this yearwe are looking to get some of the public involved here at park sothey get to see what else is on offer in the area plus enjoy somefood tasting, enter competitions and have some fun with an arrayof characters who will be here on the day”.Amongst the stands on the day will be Youghal Tourism,Trabolgan, Perks Entertainment Centre, Youghal Heritage, CobhHeritage, Lismore Heritage, Jameson Distillery and CarletonResorts. The event itself will run from 12pm until 5pm at thenewly refurbish education complex with free childrens activities atthe parks entertainment marquee throughout the day.To celebrate the launch of the new site they are giving away anumber of fantastic prizes including membership to Fota WildlifePark and a weekend break at Trabolgan Holiday Village. To winone of these prizes you have to enter a special online surveythrough the new website which is being done in association with3rd year students from the tourism department in Cork Institute ofTechnology.Credit Union National Poster WinnerJean Ó’Murchú, Gaelscoil Choráin, presenting a cheque for €949 to ConO’Sullivan in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Association which was the proceeds from theAnnual Christmas Day Swim. Also included are Callie O’Sullivan, LiamMcCarthy, Sharon O’Sullivan, Helen Morrissey and Ben McCarthy.Paul Mulcahy (Ardmore) representing St. Johns School, Dungarvan who was runner-upin the Over 18 Special Category Credit Union National Poster Competitionpictured with Marty Whelan (RTE) and Shannon Quilty Runner Up for the 14-17Age Group

Launch of Seachtaine Na Gaeilge at The Mall Arts CentreGaelscoil Choráin Students Oisin O'Maitiú, Chloe NiDhiomsaigh and Kyle O'LaochdhaJuile Uí Bhuachalla, Anna O’Neill and Tony O’LearyDavid Kilgannon, Chariman Youghal GAA Club,Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley and DonnachaO'CearúillGaelscoil Choráin Students Niamh Flavin, Sarah Barry, Oran Finn and Peter KirkPobalscoil Na Trionóide Students at the launchLiam Suipéal, Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley, Donnacha O'Cearúill andAingeal O'DonnellCllr. Barbara Murray, DonnachaO'Cearúill and Juile Uí BhuachallaDeputy Mayor Cllr. Eoin Coyne andMichael de BuitléirPadraig Mac Suibhne, Angeal O'Donnell Cllr. Tommy O’Connell and LiamSuipéalTHE MALL ARTS CENTRE, YOUGHALAfter a very successful 2010 season, the Mall Arts Centre inYoughal is now taking bookings for 2011.The Mall Arts Centre has a seating capacity of 180in the main auditorium.Your event can be 'tailor-made' around your specific requirements.Luke McCarthy, Ricki Roche, Sarah Treacy and Rachel Lucey of ComhaltasCeoltoirí Eireann Craobh Eochaille providing the entertainment at the launch.To book this stunning venue, just call024 81814 to speak with one of our staff atYoughal Socio-Economic Development Group (YSEDG)Enterprise Centre, Emmet Place, Youghal

Motoring with Ger LeahyTen top tips for fuel efficient driving: Heyits going to be € 7.50 for 5 litres!!!!!!!!!1. It may sound obvious, but ensure your car is well maintained.A poorly tuned engine could be using up to 50 per cent more fuel.2. If possible, travel at times when queues are shortest. Sitting incongestion uses up more fuel.3. Eliminate short journeys if practical. Walk or cycle to the endof the road to pick up the paper. Not only will you be saving fuel,but getting that extra bit of exercise will make you feel better too.4. Don't carry unnecessary weight. Check you have got only theessentials in your boot and take off the roof rack if you don't needit.5. Look at the option of car sharing with your friends and familyparticularly on the school run. Not only is it more fuel efficient,it will also help congestion.6. The majority of cars run at their most efficient at 60mph. Every5 mph above that you drive, you will lose 6 per cent of your fueleconomy. Consider this saving when you are driving on themotorway and nearing the speed limit.7. Make sure you know where you are going before you set off.An estimated 350,000 tonnes of fuel is wasted every year by peoplebeing lost in their cars.8. Driving smoothly is much more efficient. Hard acceleratingand sudden braking could use up to 40 per cent more fuel accordingto research.9. Consider changing your car to a smaller, greener car. Take alook at your most common journeys and assess whether you couldbenefit from a change of vehicle.10. Consider whether it is absolutely necessary to take the car.WE NEED YOUR02, 03, 04FIESTA and FOCUS_______________________GREAT CHOICE OF07 and 08FIESTA and FOCUS_______________________FANTASTIC VALUE ONFORDPASSENGER andCOMMERCIALSEX STOCK_______________________SELLING AND SERVICING CARS FOR THREE GENERATIONSe: info@abernethys.ieView our quality stock on www.abernethys.ieFITZGIBBONS CAR SALESKILLEAGH (024) 95113Car Sales and RepairsAll cars serviced and repaired, Good Prices,Guaranteed Work. All makes of new or used cars supplied.Top Trade-in prices. Call Ger for a quote.Used Cars For Sale -Well done to Clashmore man Brian O'Keeffe / Donnacha O'Callaghan seen herFlying in the wet conditions in Galway , the lads were a fantastic 9th overall on the2 day Galway International RallyMOTORING SNIPPETS. . . . .Rihanna and Dita Von Teese have joined Thierry Henry, the star ofthe original Renault Clio Va Va Voom ads, in a sassy new TV adcampaign.Nearly half of motorists would like to see winter tyres be mademandatory in the UK according to a new poll by Motorpoint. Wellif we keep getting the winters it could happen here .The world's most popular roadster, the Mazda MX-5, set a newrecord this week when total production of Mazda MotorCorporation's iconic sportscar passes 900,000 units on 4 February,2011.The findings in 'Toxic emissions and noise', published by theIAM, show that the noise made by the average family car is now74 decibels - normal conversation is between 60 and 70 decibels.Bus levels are 78 decibels and heavy lorries 80 decibels. In 1972the level for a passenger car was 82 decibels.08 Audi A4 1.8 TFSI 160 BHP Immaculate lots of extras,84,000 miles08 Volkswagen Golf 1.4 5 door black, spotless, 68,000 miles06 Ford Focus Auto, 105,000 miles03 Seat Inca Van, 150,000 miles03 SAAB 9-3 2.2 TID Vector Diesel, 127,000 miles03 Peugeot 206 1.1 Petrol, 57,400 miles03 Nissan Micra Genuine low mileage, bargain. 33,300 miles02 Volkswagen Golf Comfortline, 137,000 miles02 Mercedes-Benz E320 Diesel, fully loaded, 107,000 miles01 Volkswagen Golf 1.6 Comfort, 98,200 miles01 Nissan Almera H/Back or Saloon - Choice, 65,800 miles00 Opel Zafira 7 seater, NCT 2 years., 168,500 miles00 Peugeot 206 XS Sport Model, Sun roof, alloys etc.,94,200 miles99 Peugeot 206, 120,000 miles99 Volvo S40, 134,000 miles95 Mitsubishi Spacewagen 7 seater, 133,000 miles94 Mercedes-Benz 180C, 145,000 milesFor a service or if you need anupgrade, give Ger a call anytime024 95113 www.fitzgibbonsgarage.ie

Kia SportageMotoring with Ger LeahyThe Latest Kia Sportage is a very slick modern vehicle , stylingis great it seems it was styled by a group of Kia people inCalifornia. Well the styling is as flash and modern as anything outthere and this is a match for its rivals from Ford and Nissan. Onentering the Sportage there is a good feel inside with good qualityplastics and great space up front for the driver and passengerThe Sportage is like nothing before this is comfort and style allrolled into one there is also that 7 year warranty and loads ofspace for kids and luggage .The engine is a massive improvement on what was previouslyavailable in the old Sportage. It's quicker, has a higher top speedand is yet is more economical and has lower emissions. On longjourneys this is a great drive with all controls for radio phone etcall on the steering wheel.With sun roof and all the extras this issome SUV .The ride is comfortable and the seating is very goodoffering good back support ,on the road the Sportage performswell and one would drive this SUV for hours and feel totallyhappy.Every Kia just gets better and better but you have to drive this oneto see its more than an evolution it a bit of a revelationreally.Sportage good points, price, stylish, engines, low emissions,7 year warranty . Go test one at Kia Motors Youghal .The Kia Sportage has been named CarBuyer's Car of the Year .10 Kia Soul Dsl10 Kia Proceed Dsl09 Kia Rio 1.409 Kia Picanto 1.008 Kia Sorrento Comm08 Nissan Tida Auto08 Kia Rio 1.5 Dsl08 Renault Laguna 3 1.5Dsl07 Mazda 6 Exec07 Ford Mondeo 1.8 Dsl07 Hyundai Coupe07 BMW 318i07 Kia Sportage Dsl07 Nissan Almera SXE06 Toyota Avensis 1.606 Renault Laguna 2 1.9Dsl06 Renault Scenic 1.405 Renault Megane05 Renault Clio 1.204 Renault Megane04 Suzuki Wagon R+03 Lexus IS 200 Sport03 Audi A1 1.603 Seat Ibiza 1.003 Citroen Berlingo Van01 Skoda Octavia 1.42 YEARS FREESERVICING ONALL CARS FORMARCHMind u TyresDrivers are being advised that they can minimise the damagingeffects of driving over potholes by making sure their tyres are correctlyinflated. Hitting a pothole can cause serious internal tyredamage, which may result in dangerous sidewall bulges, or resultin cuts to the tyre which may expose cords, rendering it both dangerousand illegal. Potholes can cause significant damage towheels and tyres. It's therefore important for drivers to ensure theirtyres are properly inflated to reduce any potential damage. If theydo suffer the misfortune of hitting a pothole, drivers should makesure both their wheels and tyres are thoroughly inspected by a professionalfor signs of damage. This may occur in the form of cutsor bulges in the tyre or in increasing cases hairline fracturesappearing in alloy wheels.In fact, whatever time of year it is motorists should always checktheir tyre pressure at least once a month and especially if they areplanning any long journeys.Other effects of hitting a pothole include wheel misalignment. Ifthere is significant misalignment the car may pull to one side orcause vibrations in the steering wheel which can be distracting andmake the vehicle difficult to control. In less severe cases this cango unnoticed by the driver yet still result in increased or irregulartyre wear and higher fuel costs. Many garages and tyre dealersoffer free tyre safety inspections for drivers. Properly equippedworkshops can also perform some quick and simple checks tomake sure the wheels are properly alignedHow to check your tyre pressurescorrectly:1. Check your tyre pressures atleast once a month.2. Tyre pressures should bechecked against the vehicle manufacturer'srecommended levelwhich can be found in the vehiclehandbook and on a platewhich is often located inside thefuel filler cap or on front doorsills or pillars.3. Check the pressure when tyresare cold (i.e. when you havetravelled less than two miles).4. If you are carrying a full load of passengers or luggage or willbe towing a trailer or caravan, pressures should be increased inline with the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.5. Ensure a reliable and accurate gauge is used.6. Check the pressure in all four tyres not forgetting the spare.7. When checking pressures, give the rest of the tyre a visualinspection. Remove any stone or other objects embedded in thetread. Look out for any bulges, lumps or cuts.8. If you are unsure on any aspect of tyre pressure or tyre conditiontake your vehicle to an approved fitting centre and speak to aqualified specialist.

YOUGHAL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ALERT MEETING MARCH 2011By Christy ParkerThe March meeting of Youghal and District Community Alert washeld at 11 am in the Red Store on Tuesday March 1st. Guest speakerson the occasion were Peter Butler form TASK, a communitycare organisation that supplies, installs and monitors socially monitoredalarms and Desmond Davis of the local Care and Repairservice.Crime figures Community Garda Peter Queally the crime statisticsfor the previous month. There were 29 persons stopped andsearched for drugs and four premises searched under warrant. Tenpersons were found in possession of drugs for personal use andtwo with intent to supply. The total street value of drugs seized€3,500.There was one assault causing harm and one common assault at ahouse party. No statements were forthcoming. A file had been forwardedto the DPP regarding an assault in a licensed premises inJanuary. Of two reported burglaries, investigations were ongoinginto theft from a holiday home in Cork Hill, while a man was incustody following a burglary at a licensed premises in whichapproximately €200 had been stolen.There were seven public disorder incidents, with six arrests andsix reported criminal damage cases with one detection. Tworeported thefts involved a Lithuanian gang targeting a pharmacyand the gang were in custody. Secondly, high-powered batterieswere stolen from a road sign in Garryduff.ScamsRetailers were warned of 'a change scam' in which foreign nationalshave confused shop staff with requests to change notes in asynchronised, complex that leaves victims confused and conned.Also, ATM's are targeted in which a plastic device known preventsthe cash from exiting, before the criminal removes both it and themoney.Socially monitored alarmsTASK representative Peter Butler reviewed the availability andfunctionality of socially monitored alarms thus: grant funding isavailable for over 65's living alone or in couples with a landline.They can also be purchased privately @ €250 (TASK price). Anannual maintenance fee of €66 is required and not grant aided.The base unit is usually installed in a hallway. It permits a twowaycommunication with the unit's Dublin-based central monitoringstation. This is achieved by pressing a device (or 'panic button')usually of a neck pendant or wristwatch. The station callsthree phone numbers representing family/house key holders, inorder of preference and the gardai if these options prove unsuccessful.Mr Butler stressed the importance of wearing the pendant/watchat all times, to offset the unexpected.Other aspects of the alarm units include 10 year batteries and afacility to warn the householder if the house temperature fluctuatesdangerously. The signal operates up to 100 metres extendingto outdoors. .Smoke and CO2 alarmsMr. Butler said our sense of smell ceases during sleep. The monitoredsmoke alarms work similarly to the accident equivalent,except smoke activates the system. The service was also valuablewhen a householder was absent from home. These alarms cost €75but again grant assistance is available through the Seniors AlertScheme. The criteria of 'living alone' was not compromised byregular or overnight visits from family members etc. He advisedthat smoke alarms not be located in kitchens, where heat detectorsare more appropriate.Also featured were carbon monoxide detectors. Mr, Butler saidgas and oil posed a risk of exposure to carbon monoxide. Hedescribed various ways by which to lessen the danger; a) cleanchimney, b) have boilers regularly serviced and beware of blackdeposits, c) ensure house is well ventilated. He said there werevarious levels of exposure -two hours' exposure of 200 parts CO2might cause headaches, 400 parts induce nausea also, while 800parts could cause unconsciousness. The detector sets off a signalonce exposure surpasses 300 parts. This alarm could be purchasedprivately for €100 but grant-aid was available for the over 65's.(All three alarms can be acquired with grant assistance under theSenior Alert programme. Any grant application needs submissionof quotes from three distinct companies. The €66 annual maintenancefee covers any or all alarm systems and is not grant-aided)Application forms for all devices are available at Youghal gardastation (Tele: 024-92200). Mr Buler concluded his address withadvice on how to minimise risk of falls: i) get eyes tested; ii)makes sure floor space is uncluttered; iii) wear safe shoes and iv)provide adhesive maths in bathroom.Senior Alert SchemeThe Senior Alert Scheme is a project under which voluntarygroups register for grant aid on behalf of individuals. Other servicesprovided under the scheme include exterior home securitylighting (€120), with dawn-to-dusk systems preferable to the sensoronly version that a wandering cat is liable to activate! TASKcontact number: (01) 8435889; Peter Butler 086-0568155; net:www.taskltd.com.Caring and RepairingIn a comparatively brief address, Mr. Desmond Davies, ofYoughal Care and Repair service spoke. The Repair and Care initiativebegan some months ago and presently 15 volunteers -including females- participate. Mr Davies explained that the workersundertake minor jobs on behalf of the elderly (65+) and themore vulnerable members of society. Exemplary chores includelawn mowing, changing bulbs, tacking carpets, installing locks,curtain hanging, etc.The householder provides the work materials and the volunteersprovide the free service. "We work in pairs and members are givengarda clearance," Mr Davies elaborated. The service does notundertake professional type tasks like plumbing and electricalwork and is not an alternative to trades people. Those wishing toavail of the Care and Repair service are asked to contact Cumannna Daoine on (024) 91900. Further volunteers are very welcome.The next Community Alert meeting is on Tuesday April 5th in theWalter Raleigh Hotel at 7.45 pm. At which a Garda representativewill presents talk on drugs, including exhibits.Jack Dempsey, Youghal community alert group and Peter Butler from TASKPictured at the community alert morning in the Red Store- Volunteer KathleenO'Shea, Sheila Whyte, Community alert group, Lorainne Hogan from Rapid, Cllr.Barbara Murray, Sandra McLellan TD, Cllr. Michelle Hennessy and Helen O'Brienfrom Rapid

- In Memoriam - - In Memoriam -RememberingDan ColemanWhose Anniversary occurs atthis time.4th AnniversaryNICKEY CUNNINGHAMBallycurraginny, Killeagh, Co. Corkwho died on 16th March, 2007.Your life was a blessing,your memory a treasure,you are loved beyond wordsand missed beyond measure.Always loved and sadly missedby your loving wife Breeda and family.Deep in our heartsyou will always stay,Loved and remembered,every day.Always remembered by Mary, Fiona,Brendan, Killian, Eimear, his brothersand many friends.1st AnniversaryMARY (GLAVIN) LOHANBallymadog, Youghal and KinsaleMarch 16th 2010.O Angel of God, my Guardian dear,To whom God’s love commits me here,Ever this day be at my side,To light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen.----“I am sailing, I am sailing home againAcross the sea. I am sailing stormy watersTo be near you, to be free.”Lovingly remembered always by theGlavin families.7th AnniversaryIn loving memory ofUna DempseyLate of 157, North Main Street, Youghal.Who died on 12th March 2004Always remembered by her sons, daughtersand their familiesAr dheis Lámh Dé go raibh a hanamAcknowledgement and First AnniversaryJOHN O’NEILLBurgess Cross, Killeagh.12th March 2010.On the first anniversary of John's death, his wife Mary, sons Gerard and Shane,daughter Louise, brothers and sisters and extended family wish to acknowledgewith thanks all those who sympathised, attended the funeral services, sent masscards, mass enrolments, letters of sympathy, floral tributes, travelled long distances,and all those who helped in any way at the time of bereavement.Sincere thanks to Canon Tom Browne for his many visits and attending to John'sspiritual needs. Our thanks to Canon Tom Browne, Fr. Anthony, Fr. Frank and Fr.Donal for making the funeral mass so special. Gratitude to Carol and Claire forthe beautiful music and singing, to the sacristan, grave diggers and to Colin andBilly Egan's Undertakers for their professionalism. Thanks to all the medical professionalsat C.U.H. and at St. Vincent's whose expertise helped him to prolong hisfight against his long illness and to spend his last few days with us at home.Special thanks to Dr. Matt Morehan, Dr. Kelly and Dr. Meehan, South Doc., publichealth nurses Niamh, Adrienne and Jill, Kathleen Walsh and to MarymountHome Care team for their special care. To his Bus Éireann colleagues, YoughalVintage and Imokilly Vintage for your support and guard of honour. Thank you.As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept thisacknowledgement as a token of our deep gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of theMass had been offered for your intentions.9th AnniversaryPatricia McCarthyWhose Anniversary occurs on 21st Mar.May God keep you in his loving care forever,Life is not measured by the years you have lived,But the love you gave.Too dearly loved to be forgottenRemembered at this time and always byTony & Family, Kathleen & Family, Eileen &Family, Margot & Family, David & Family,William & Family.

Fota Spa Hotel 3K RunYoughal Athletes John Malone & Martin Drake pictured at the recent 3K Race inFotaYOUGHAL ICA ENJOY LUNCHAT THE GOLF CLUBYOUGHAL GOLF CLUB NEWSLadies Results- Wed 9th March - 15 Hole Singles StablefordSilver 1st Breeda Fitzgerald ( 20) 31 pts, 2nd Kay Curtin (20 ) 29pts Bronze; 1st Catherine Kearney (28) 33 pts, 2nd Trish Landers( 22) 31 pts, 3rd Ann O Coleman (26) 31 pts, 4th Ann Rochford(26) 31 pts, 5th Paula Cashman (28) 30 ptsWed 2nd March 14 Holes Singles Stableford Silver 1st SharonLupton(17) 28 pts, 2nd Mary Lawton (17) 28pts Bronze; 1st CeliaCotter (29) 32pts, 2nd Paula Burns (22) 31pts, 3rd SheliaO'Callaghan (24) 30pts, 4th Ann Pochford (26) 29 ptsLadies Winter League - kindly sponsored by : Larry &Deirdre Smyth Winners: Team F - 413ptsSharon Lupton, Breeda Fitzgerald, Paula Brennan, Ann Rochford,Tricia Treacy, Moira Crimmins; 2nd Team: Team C - 409ptsMarian Sweeney, Catherine McCarthy, Marian Feely, AmandaO'Neill Coyne,Celia Cotter,Eithne Pyne; 3rd Team: Team D -396pts Mary Pomphrett, Betty Cotter, Trish Landers, AnneMcCarthy, Avril Kelly, Noreen LenihanFixtures: Wed 16th March - Ladies Club SinglesWed 23rd March - Daffodil Day Ladies 3 Person Team Event -Invitation Open DayGents Results- 13 Hole Stableford - 8th March1st Frank Daly (19) 36pts, 2nd Michael Ryan (11) 33pts13 Hole Stableford - 10 th March 1st Tommy Kenneally (13) 29pts, 2nd George Treacy (15) 28 pts on back 4. 13 Hole Stableford- 11th March 1st Danny MacSweeney (12) 33 pts18 Hole 3 Ball Stableford - 12th March 1st John Hooley (5)John Keniry (17) Billy Forrest (21) 67 pts, 2nd Dermot Hogan(17) Donal Leahy (21) Donie McCarthy (11) 66pts, 3rd LarryCunningham (12) Liam O'Callaghan (15) John Aherne(17) 64 ptson back 918 Hole 3 Ball Stableford - 13th March 1st Kevin Kenneally(13) Michael Brett (16) John O'Donoghue (16) 69 pts, 2nd PaulO'Brien (11) Pat Coyne (12) Billy O'Sullivan (21) 66 pts on back9, 3rd David O'Driscoll (16) Brian O'Driscoll (19) SeanO'Murchu (18) 66ptsMon 28th Feb / Tue 1st March Winter League - 15hole singlesstableford 1 Billy Forrest (21) 36pts 2nd RichardO'Callaghan ( 18) 34pts 3rd John Cronin (13) 34ptsThurs 3rd March Winter League 15 hole singles stableford1st Tadgh O'Mahony (14) 38pts 2nd Tony Lynch (10) 36pts 3rdMichael T. McCarthy (12) 35ptsFri 4th March - Winter League 15holes singles stablefordEddie Ryan (7) 39pts 2nd Tommy Kenneally ( 13) 37ptsWinter League Final Round - Winners: Team C - 131 ptsBilly Forrest, Tadgh O'Mahony, Bertie Lupton, Tom Lenihan, JoeMurphy; 2nd: Team B - 125 pts John Cronin, Dave Callaghan,John Hooley, Michael O'Doherty, Sean O'Sullivan3rd: Team F - 124 pts P. J. Bunyan, George Tracey, DermotHogan, Frank Galvin, Billy Joyce; 4th: Team J - 122 pts ClementRuxton, Dermot Dromgoole, Maurice Power, Jack O'Donoghue,Tony LynchSat 5th March - 18 hole 4 ball singles stableford ( aggregate)1st Brendan O'Leary (10) Patrick Keniry (14) - 81 pts, 2ndNorman McCarthy (11) Michael T. McCarthy (12) - 79 pts, 3rdKarl O'Flynn (4) Shane Pomphrett (13) -76 pts, 4th NiallMcCarthy Jnr (14) Niall McCarthy Snr (14) - 73 pts, 5th SteveMulcahy (21) Billy Joyce (11) - 73 pts, 6th Michael Coyne (9)Patrick O'Regan (18) - 72 pts, 7th Niall O'Donovan (13) FinbarrO'Brien (9) - 7ptsSun 6th March - 18 hole 4ball singles stableford (aggregate)1st Paul Moylan (1) Tom Kenneally (13) - 80 pts, 2nd JohnMalone (7) Brendan O'Leary (10) - 79 pts, 3rd Eoin Siochru (10)Ger Motherway (21) - 76 pts, 4th Ray Shiels (11) Michael Shiels(6) 74 pts, 5th Dick Griffin (11) Dave Walsh (13) - 73 ptsHOLE IN ONE TOMMY KENNEALLY ON THE 13TH HOLEFixtures: Thur 17th March - Open 3 Ball Scramble Mens andMixed; Sat 19th/ Sun 20th March - Open 4 Ball Better Ball; Fri25th/Sat 26th/Sun 27th March - Open Singles - Kindly SponsoredBy - Anthony D'Arcy Ltd

YOUGHAL RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB NEWSLADIES RUGBYYoughal were runaway winners it what transpired to be the lastgame of their 2010/2011 season. The seasiders impressed during avery one sided provincial cup semi-final and made Abbeyfealelook like a very inexperienced side. The Youghal squad hit themhard from the off and had a tally of tries throughout. On the homeground Frogmore RFC Youghals backs were hugely impressiveand had it not been for the opposition fullbacks continued extensivework rate would have increased the score line further.Compliments to the forwards whose desire didn't detour throughoutthis high tempo game. At full time legs may have ached, butfaces were filled with glee. Youghal 53 Abbeyfeale 0.Scorers for Youghal; K.Faul (2) T.Jayawardene (1) L.Barry (1)D.Fizgerald (1) J.Barry (1) D.Cronin (1) L.Dorian (1) S.Hogan(1). K. Sheehan (4 conversions)Youghal Ladies would like to extend thanks to Christy Mc Carthywho combated a feat in learning everyones name, and providedthe foundation for such an enjoyable season. Thanks coach.Maria Hooley who took a seasonal break, still couldn't pull herselffrom the excitement of the sideline. Once a Ladies rugger head,always a ladies rugger head. Thanks coach.Tracey 'Magic Hands' Browne whose healing hands kept the bodiesticking over for the season and combated everything from tenderwrists to bruised egos. Thanks physio.Youghal U9/10'sYoughal 5 Old Chrisians 5The Youghal lads were really put to the test in this game. The mostphysical and quickest game of the season so far, but all of the ladsstood up for themselves very well. After three minutes JoshSheridan had to be taken off with a bang to the head. The gamestarted with both sides going flat out, and that was the way it progressedright up to the final whistle. Some brilliant tackling, ruckingand mauling by both sides. The first try came from KelvinYellop but it was followed shortly by a try from Old Christians,that was the kind of game it was.The game finished 5 all which was a fair result because nobodydeserved to loose. Scorers for Youghal Kelvin Yellop 3 tries,Gerry O'Riordan 1 try, Ben Ingomells 1 try & Oran Finn 1 try.Team: Gerry O'Riordan, Tiernan McCarthy, Finn O'Brien, ConorKenefick, Thomas Power, James O'Shea, Conor O'Neill, KelvinYellop, Ben Ingomells, Josh Sheridan, Daniel Power, Oran Finn,Tiernan Power & Olan Coleman. Coach Warren Terry.U8's V Old ChristiansTeam: Catal Hunt, Oisin Hill, Enda Cronin, Brian Coleman, RoryFitzgerald, Jack Nicholson & Owen Ingomells. Result: Draw 7 allCoaches: Brian Gaynor and Alan Fox.In a free flowing match with plenty of tackles and tries, a hardworking Youghal team did very well against worthy opponents. Amixture of swerving and straight running from Oisin produced thelead for Youghal. Oisin went on to be the top scorer in this gamewith some fine service from his team mates. Notable tackling fromBrian Coleman and Jack Nicholson kept the teams close. The secondhalf saw Old Christians and Youghal swapping the lead withneither able to stretch into a big lead.With Cathal, Oisin, Enda and Jack amongst the scorers the try ofthe match without doubt was a great team effort. Initial workpushing forward by Cathal and Oisin, then Brian, Jack and Endain support, saw Rory pick and go down the touchline dodgingtacklers before he was eventually stopped 5 metres out. Roryquickly offloaded a perfect pass to Owen who broke through twotacklers to score, completing a team move in great style.Darragh Nolan, Mike Jieresme & Harry Yellop.In a pitch that was heavy under foot, Youghal faced a tough OldChristians side that had the advantage of playing downfield withthe kick off. In the blink of an eye Christians showed their potentialwith a fine try down the right wing. Within minutes afterstringing a few passes together, that resulted in Ben Donovan findingspace, he didn't hesitate in making sure of Youghals first try.There was no question of commitment from either side during thefirst half with plenty of hard tackles, fine passing and plenty ofshouting to "get in line"! In the second half Youghal started withthe downhill advantage. Maybe it's the fact that Youghal are usedto playing on a sloping pitch but when they re-started they openedup Christians like a tin of tuna! Trys from Liam Moylan (1),Thomas Ahern (1) and Martin Mulcahy (1) gave Youghal a cushion.But alas, Youghal showed their inexperience at the breakdownlosing possession time and time again allowing Christians to comewithin shouting distance of Youghal. Defensively Youghal performedwell, especially with the presence of Darragh Nolan, MikeJiereseme, Dylan Roche and Kane O'Keeffe. However Christianssuperior knowledge of the line-outs and scrums showed howmuch Youghal need to practice these set pieces in the comingweeks.With only ten minutes left in the second half Youghal got to gripswith Christians to push over the line with plenty left in the tank.Additional tries by Thomas Ahern (3), Padraig Quilligan (1) andLiam Moylan (2). Crucial to Youghals win but not limited to wereMark Mulcahy, Harry Yellop, Ethan Power, Ruairi McSweeneyand Simon Kelly. The most improved player in this encounter wasMartin Mulcahy. In his first match as scrum half he showed greatperseverance in a tough environment. Coach Colm Quilligan.Youghal V Old Christians U11Youghal 9 Old Christians 6Team: Ben Donovan (Captain), Padraig Quilligan, Thomas Ahern,Dylan Roche, Kane O'Keeffe, Simon Kelly, Martin Mulcahy,Ethan Power, Ruairi McSweeney, Mark Mulcahy, Liam Moylan,

Eochaill GAA Club NewsWinner alright! Congratulations to Michelle Lawton and herfamily who travelled to Curraheen Park for the FebruaryGreyhound Spectacular in the Cork GAA Clubs Draw.The Lawton's were wined and dined and had a wonderful nightout and to top it all off Michelle had the second dog home in Race6, netting her a nice €500.Uachtarán Presents Jerseys Uachtarán Cumann LúthchleasGael Críostóir Ó Cuana has generously donated a set of Jerseys toBun Scoile Mhuire. The presentation was made at Bun ScoileMhuire last Thursday afternoon by Eochaill Cumann LúthchleasGael Officer John Parker.The Club and the school would sincerely like to thank theUachtarán for this generous gift and we would also like to thankand congratulate John on the tireless work he does introducingour National game into the schools. John is a credit to theAssociation and to Eochaill Cumann Lúthchleas Gael.Bun Scoil Mhuire Students in their new Jerseys sponsored by Uachtarán CumannLuthchleas Gael Criostóir Ó Cuana.Club Lotto; Drawn Numbers for March the 7th: 2 - 5 - 22 - 24€2,810 NO WINNER. €200 Shared prize: Mary Ann Tynan,Jonathan Ormonde, Bridie Owens, Maureen Fitzgerald.Sellers Prize €30 goes to Aoife Lawlor.You can get your Lotto Tickets from Club Members and the usualoutlets. Youghal GAA would like to sincerely thank all our supportersof the Club Lotto. Go raibh mile maith agaibh. Nextweek's Lotto Jackpot is worth €3,070Time to step up to the oche Youghal GAA Club is in the processof putting together a team to play in the East Cork Darts league.There are plenty of good arrows players who are members of ourclub and if you want to get ready for the big 9 dart check out contactthe Club Arás facilities Manager Ken Bulman on 086-6013225.Strawberries and Cream Eochaill has now built a brand newTennis Court and will soon look towards running the very firsttennis tournament on this brand new facility at Club Arás.Again Ken Bulman on 086-6013225 if you have an interest inentering the tournament. (Apparently Eochaill CathaoirleachDave Kilgannon is a bit of a John McEnroe!)Youghal Ladies Football News Youghal Ladies Football is welland truly up and running, with all teams flat out on the trainingfields or in the hall. We now have got our championship andleague draws, which will see plenty of action of the comingmonths.In preparation for the first league game the YoughalLadies played a friendly last Wednesday night at Magners Hillagainst a Glanmire Minor Team.Lá Fhéile Padraig As we prepare to celebrate our NationalHoliday Youghal GAA would like to congratulate the CorkHill/Youghal Pipe Band for their brilliant organising of the StPatrick's Day Parade in Youghal. The Club will meet and marchin the Parade and times and information will be given out duringthe coming week for assembly etc. After the parade there will beactivities in Club Arás including a kids disco.As the Club Championships are being a Páirc an Chrócaigh, whatbetter place to watch the action. It should be a super family dayfor our members and their friends.2011 Championship & Leagues for the Youghal LadiesYoughal Ladies Footballers will play in the Junior 'C'Championship in East Cork which comprises of 6 teams, wherewe have received a semi-final draw which will be played beforeApril 10th. (D) Semi-Final Youghal v LisgooldYoughal will play in the County League starting on March 13thagainst the following teams. 1st round games to be played beforeMarch 13th. Mayfield, St. Peters, Macroom, Ardfield, Kilshannig,Lisgoold, Grenagh, Ballyphehane BOur underage section will field 4 teams, U14, U12, U10 & U9.The U14s will play in grade C, with Watergrasshill, Fermoy B,Cloyne, Bride Rovers, Rock Ban B & Aghada. The first round isto be played before March 12th where Youghal will playWatergrasshill at home.The U12s will play in the East Cork League of which the top 4teams progress to the County League. In this league we will playLisgoold, St. Colman's, Aghada, Bride Rovers, Fermoy, Midleton& Cloyne.The U10s play in an 8 team league, Ballinacurra, Bride Rovers,Erin's Own, Fermoy, Inch Rovers, Midleton, St. Colman's &Youghal. The first round to be played by April 15th.The U9s will play in a series of blitz over the coming months.There will be 6 clubs in East Cork fielding U9 teams and eachclub will hold a blitz where emphasis is on having fun and noscores will be kept.Training has recommenced every Saturday @ 10:30am for ourU14, U12, U10 & U8 teams.The managers for each team are as follows;U14 - Claire Kennedy - 0879626513; U12 - Finbarr O'Mahony -0860584699; U10 - John O'Sullivan - 0868258516; U8 - CormacGalvin - 0870508474. Adult training takes place every Monday &Wednesday @ 7:20. New members always welcome.Membership & Insurance All players will have to be paid upmembers of the Youghal Ladies Football Club if they want totrain & take part in matches. Terms of the insurance conditions isthat every player must wear a gum shield at both training &matches otherwise they won't be insured, just as in the case ofhurling or Camogie where all players must wear protective helmets.Gum shields can be purchased in any sports shop or chemistfor a couple of Euro. Please return your membership to your teammanager.Garryvoe Hotel Junior Football League Division 2Youghal will play against Cobh this coming Tuesday night atMagners Hill in the East Cork Garryvoe Hotel Junior FootballLeague Division 2. After a great start with an opening win inBallynoe against St Catherine's, there was disappointment with adefeat to Glenville, but this is Youghal's opportunity to get thingsback on track in their first home game of the 2011 League, so it ishoped that plenty people turn up to cheer on the lads.A Cead Mile Failte Eochaill played hosts to an underage hurlingclub from Newry who played at Club Arás. 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In Memoriam6TH ANNIVERSARYIn loving memory ofEoin DalyLate of 11, Dominick Collins Place, Youghal.Who died on 18th March 2005Those we love don't go away,They walk beside us every day,Unseen, unheard but always near,Still loved, still missed, still very dear.Will those who think of Eoin today,A little prayer to Jesus say.Loved and remembered always by your Mam, brothers and sistersand all your extended family.Anniversary mass will be celebrated in St. Mary's Parish Churchon Sunday March 20th at 12 o'clock.In loving memory ofDeclan (Daugie) Ronayne33, Raheen Park, Youghal, Co. Cork.Who died on 29th March 1998Will those who think of him today,A little prayer to Jesus say.Sadly missed and always rememberedby his wife Kitty and family.Margaret Browne (nee Curtin)BALLYMAKEIGH HOUSE, KILLEAGHACKNOWLEDGEMENT and FIRSTANNIVERSARYOn the occasion of MARGARET BROWNE’S first anniver-sary, herhusband Michael, son Michael, daughters Kate and Theresa, daughterin-lawNessa, son-in-law Ben, Granny Browne, brother Jim, grandchildrenand extended family wish to sincerely thank those who sympathisedand supported us in our profound loss. We thank all those whotravelled to be with us and all those who attended the Funeral . A specialthank you to Fr. Griffin and Fr. Corkery and the many priests whoconcelebrated the Funeral Mass. To our neighbours and friends fortheir support and kindness. We are grateful for the many Mass cards. Aspecial word of thanks to Dr. Mary Barry, doctors, caring nurses andstaff of the South Infirmary and the Home Care Team of MarymountHospice. Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our deepappreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for yourintentions. As you were you will always be, Treasured forever in ourmemory. Anniversary Mass on March 17 at 11am at St. John’s Church,Killeagh, Co. Cork.- CLASSIFIEDS - CLASSIFIEDS -David Stanton TDOffice: 29 St Mary's Road, Midleton Tel: 021-4632867Email: david.stanton@oireachtas.ie Website: www.stanton.ie"Please contact me if I can be of help to you in any way"AURA YOUGHAL LEISURE CENTREParent and Child Swimming CourseStarting: Friday 19th March 11am - 11.30am & Monday 21st March11am - 11.30am. Suitable From 6 months to 3 years. Limited Spaces.Book now to avoid disappointmentTel : 024 91614 - Email: youghallessons@auragroup.ieValerie’s HAIR SALONhas relocated toLackaroe, Tulla RoadTel: (024) 97177 | (087) 64 872 95HOUSE TO LET - BAYVIEW GROVE3 Bedroomed - Newly Decorated with Sea views.Long Term €150.00 per weekContact: 086 - 0838478Maxgrove Furniture Centre32/33 North Main Street, Youghal.Tel: 024 - 93342 | Fax: 024 - 90290Komandor SuperiorSliding WardrobesNow in StockROOMS TO RENTNORTH MAIN STREET, YOUGHAL.CONTACT: 087 - 7406332PAINTING &POWER WASHINGYOUGHAL AREATEL: 087 - 2390271Cunningham’s Cosy Glow FuelsNOW OPEN AT UNIT 1F YOUGHAL BUSINESS PARKSpecial Offer: 6 bags of blocks + 1 FREE Kindling €20086 - 7316276

EOCHAILL ÓG NOTESResultsUnder 16's Chlge Eoch 3-8 Clashmore 3-5Under 12's H Chlge Eoch 5-0 and Newry Gaels 1-3Under 14's H Chlge Eoch 1-5 Newry Gaels 4-6Under 13FL Eoch 4-6 St. Nicks 4-7Training Times Under 8's to Under 5'sU8 Manager; Alan Geary 087-4188632 (Born 2003)Saturday Mornings - 10.30 a.m. & Tuesdays 6-7pmU7 Manager; Henry Nicholson 086-3206788 (Born 2004)Saturday Mornings - 11.30 a.m.U6 Manager; Vincent Murray 086-3891666 (Born 2005)Saturday Mornings – 11.30 a.m.U5 Manager; Caitriona Hill 086-1951128 11.30 a.m.Child has to be 5years or attending Primary SchoolSt. Patrick's Day Parade 17th MarchWe are hoping that children that would like to march with YoughalG.A.A. can meet at Dolphins Square at 2.15pm. Assembly is at2.30pm and the parade starts at 3pm. If all members can pleasewear club colours if possible. Please note we also providing aparty for the children back in the club with DJ Barry together witha goodie bag. Music will also be provided in Bar. Look forwardto seeing you at the Parade.... Any queries please give JillianCorcoran a call on 086-8557119 or your Team Manager.Charity Boxing Night - Friday next the 18th of MarchThere will be a charity boxing night on next Friday the 18th ofMarch in aid of St. Vincent De Paul and Club Fun Raiser. Thedoors are open at 7pm with the first bout at 7.30 pm. YoughalG.A.A. Senior Players will be boxing against members of St.Colmans Boxing Club Shanagarry, also featuring on the line up isJames Murray Waterford Senior Hurler, Pa O'Shea Silver MilitaryMedalist along with Adam Curley. Tickets are €10 and €5 forunder 16's.All under 16's must be supervised by an adults. We look forwardto see you on the night for this worthy cause. We would like tothank all sponsors who have given so generously to the brochure,including our main sponsors John Long Worldwide Cabs and CaraMedics.VHI Cúl Camps 2011 Preparations are already underway for ourCúl Camp next August. The VHi Cul Camp will be now run overfive days from the 15th to the 19th August. This will be launchedon the 2nd of April at 2pm by Christy Cooney at Club Arás. Fulldetails will be in the press in the next three weeks.Follow CLG Eochaill on Twitter You can now follow CLGEochaill on Twitter by subscribing athttp://twitter.com/#!/YoughalGAA. Tweets will be sent throughoutthe week as events, matches, results etc unfold. This methodof communication is ideal for those who like to be kept updatedvia their mobile phone. You can also keep updated with our ClubWebsite.Juvenile Membership Rates Juvenile Membership upto the ageof 8 (Born 2003 - 2005) € 10. Juvenile Membership 8 yrs upwards(Born 1993 - 2002) € 30. (For first child and €10 discount perchild there after)Please note membership has to be paid for by the 17th March2011.Parents Committee: If there are any parents that would like toget involved in the parents committee please contact JillianCorcoran on 086-8557119.Under 16 Hurling challenge Eochaill Og 3-8 Clashmore 3-5The U16 hurlers travelled across the county bounds on Thursdaylast to take on neighbours Clashmore in a challenge. In a keenlycontested first half Youghal were the better team with OllieDempsey, Aidan O'Neill and Andrew Joyce playing well. In midfieldMatthew Farrell had storming game until before beingsubbed with a head injury. Mark Flaherty at center back was commandingthroughout with Chris Savage on his right putting in aman of the match performance, Youghal ended the first half 0-6 to0-2 up.The second half saw Clashmore start the brighter with two welltaken goals. Ten minutes in to the half, Bill McGrath made a greatblock down and cleared to Aidan O'Neill who picked out a greatpass to set Colin Keenaghan for a well taken point. The next 10minutes was nip and tuck between the sides until Rory Walsh wastaken down and Ollie Dempsey rattled the back of the Clashmorenet from the 21 yard line. Darragh O'Connell who was just on thefield when he struck a good goal and within two minutes had theball in the back of the net to secure victory for the Youghal boys.Team K Ransom, S Farrell, C Morrison, T Kennefick, ChrisSavage, M Flaherty, Bill Mc Grath, C Keenaghan, M Farrell, AJoyce, Ollie Dempsey, Aidan O'Neill, R Coady, D Walsh, C Daly,Subs R Walsh, H Oliphant, D O'Connell.CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT NEWSThe County Leagues came to an end last weekend for the clubssenior side as they missed out on the chance of a county final whenthey lost against a strong ESB side on a scoreline of 6-3 in thesemi final. The game was played at the Pfizer club in Cork.Themembers of the team were: Anthony O Loughlin, Martin Keohane,Paudie and Gary O Sullivan, Edward Long and Colin Sheehan.Well done on getting to the semi final and good luck for the rest ofthe season ahead.The winners from the recent club fourball are as follows: BillyKenefick,Dave Kenefick,Michael Dalton,Martin Dalton,Sheila OSullivan,and James Howes. Well Done to all the prize winners. Aclub fourball will take place next weekend, Saturday at 2:30 andSunday at 2:30. Hope to see you there! The Claycastle scratch cupwill take place on Sunday 27th of March and will be a fantasticday of pitch and putt. A committee meeting will take place onMonday 21st March at 8pm in the clubhouse, All committee membersare requested to attend. Ladies morning continues everyWednesday at 10:30 and juvenile competitions continue everySaturday morning at 10:30.FR O'NEILL'S CAMOGIE CLUBOur AGM was held on November 26th. Thank you to our outgoingofficers and committee. New officers and committee wereelected. Chairperson - Deirdre Finn, Vice-Chairperson FionaO'Driscoll, Secretary - Myra Bernard, Assistant Josephine O'Neill,Treasurer Mary Kenefick, Assistant Patricia Murray, RegistrarMaria Lee, PRO Deirdre Bernard, Child Welfare Officer MaireadFarmer. Committee Regina Dorgan, Trish Cusack, Pat Millerick,Anne-Marie Griffin, Carrie Higgins, Bridget Murphy, AnnO'Neill, Nora Ahern, Mary Harrington, Margaret Hyde, DenisMcCarthy, Florrie Cullinane and Olive Smiddy.Training continues for Under 14's on Monday @ 6.30pm and forUnder 16 Wednesday @ 6.30pm in Redbarn. Thank you toKilleagh Under 14 who played us in a challenge match last Fridayevening. It was a great match with plenty of action from bothsides. We look forward to meeting again later in the season. OurUnder 16 will play a challenge match against Youghal in Youghalat 2.30pm on Saturday 19th. Under 12 training under new gogamesformat is starting on Tuesday15thh @ 6.30pm at Aghavine.Anyone that hasn't registered yet please do so asap, you cannotplay matches if you aren't registered. Well done to Fr O'Neill'sfigure dancers and instrumental musicians who won their respectivecompetitions at the East Cork Scór na bPáisti finals. Nextcommittee meeting 16th March @ 9.00pm.TRADERS MEETING WED 23RD MARIN THE RED STORE AT 7P.M.Rhincrew Cookery Classes Youghal-BALLYMALOE TRAINED-Italian Evening Course: Fri. 25th Mar.: 3 Mains, 1 Starter, 1 Dessert - €50Tuesday Evening Course for 4 Weeks: 29th Mar - 19th Apr: 1 Starter, 1 Main,1 Dessert - Full meal served afterwards 7-10pm. €100 per person for 4 week courseGift Vouchers Available | Booking EssentialContact Oonagh at 024 - 91838 / 087-9033021

YOUGHAL UNITED AFCGirls U14 Soccer Youghal Utd 6 - Avondale Utd 2Youghal Utd moved to second place in the table after this comprehensivevictory at Ardrath Park. This was the first time this seasonthat Youghal could draw from a full squad of players and itshowed in a dominant display. Youghal spurned a number ofopportunities early on in the game before finally breaching thetough Avondale rearguard marshaled by the excellent AislingFitzgerald. From Holly Twomey’s short corner Rachel Galvinreturned the ball first time to the striker whose excellent crossfound Rachel Geary unmarked inside the area. Rachel controlledsuperbly before slotting the ball home into the net. For almost theentire half, Youghal pressed for a second. Holly Twomey continuedto torment Avondale down the right assisted by the outstandingClaire Keniry with Amy Benaim, Rachel Geary and RachelGalvin all having chances to extend the lead. Avondale’s resiliencewas rewarded shortly before the break when a fortunate reboundoff the referee fell to Avondale forward Jane ? who finishedsuperbly. Despite the 1-1 scoreline, Youghal had a superb firsthalf playing their best football of the season. That form continuedearly after the break when Holly Twomey cut in from the right,beating two defenders and a great pass found Amy Benaim. Amy’sfirst-time attempt got caught under her feet and when the ballsquirmed loose Rachel Geary again pounced to make it 2-1 wit alooping effort. Rachel Galvin then made it 3-1 again from a HollyTwomey assist. However, plucky Avondale caused nerves in theYoughal ranks when Aisling Fitzgerald struck from distance toscore a beautiful goal, reducing the deficit to 3-2. With AllyMcCormack’s influence growing down the Avondale right thegame was now in the balance. With Youghal visibly tiringAvondale pressed for an equaliser with the influential AislingFitzgerald pushing into midfield. All of Youghal’s backline stoodfirm and their commitment allowed Rachel Galvin to score a furthertwo goals for Youghal to break Avondale’s resolve. Her firstcame courtesy of a slight deflection. Set up by Holly Twomey hershot from the edge of the area spun inside the right post. The number7 added a second and needed no assistance as she outran thevisitor’s defence and struck an unstoppable shot beyond thedespairing keeper. The game now looked safe at 5-2 but greatcredit to Avondale who continued to test Youghal’s resolutedefence. A brilliant interchange of passing between Rachel Galvin,Claire Keniry and Holly Twomey should have resulted in anotherscore but Holly’s well placed effort beat both the keeper and thepost. Youghal scored a sixth with the last kick of the game whenEmma Varney’s low, hard cross was turned in by the tireless AmyBenaim. A great performance that saw hard work matched by greatpassing and finishing to collect a well-deserved three points.Squad: Stephanie Fitzgerald, Sarah Roche, Katie Manning,Marie-Louise Keane, Jen Geary, Rachel Galvin, Rachel Geary,Claire Keniry, Emily Roche, Holly Twomey, Amy Benaim, EllenBenaim, Emma Varney, Lynda Galvin.YOUGHAL ATHLETIC CLUB(Sponsored by Youghal Credit Union)The following are the results and up coming fixtures of YoughalAthletic Club:The only result worth mentioning this week must be the worldfamous Ballycotton 10. On a very good day for running, nice andmild over 2400 runners got to the start line. First home was SergivCiobanu of Clonliffe Harriers in a time of 49.36. First lady homewas Cork girl Lizzie Lee (of Leevale AC) in a time of 58.48. Asthere was a load of Youghal athletes too many to mention I justpicked out a few good results. Our fist athlete home was NoelCurtin finishing in the top 100 and breaking the hour mark in atime of 59.30. Also breaking the hour mark was Martin O'Brienin a time of 59.53. Unfortunately they just missed out on the top100 lucrative t-shirts. Our first lady home was Niamh Walsh in atime 105.43. Also well done to William O'Mahony whose completedhis 34th Ballycotton 10. I was trying make out his averagetime over the 34 years which is impressive but I gave up. So welldone to all the other athletes and the stewards on the day for a jobvery well done. On Sunday March the 13th under the Cork BHAArules you had the 5k Fota Island road race in Fota/Carrigtwohill.This race was always held up in the Mahon area and this is the firsttime it is getting held in Fota and they got a very good sunny day,results on the next issue.Our prestigious athlete of the month for February was a very closebetween a lot of athletes but the man who battled most for thisaward was Mossie Cahill. He mightn't have the performances ofthe month like other athletes but for his over all dedication andcommitment both on and off the road, his organisation in gettingathletes to races, people to training and encouraging other athletes.The next time I am in a race with you and I catch up with you Iwill give you your prize.Here are the upcoming fixtures:- On Thursday the 17th Marchat 11.00 am (Paddy's day) you have the Ballinhassig 4 mile roadrace in conjunction with the Rising Sun AC. On the followingSunday (20th March) also at 11.00am under Cork BHAA Rulesyou have the Janssen 4 mile road race in Little Island or as thoseof us working up there call it "the Island". On Sunday the 27thmarch at 12.30 pm you have the Mallow 10 mile road race, thirdin the Spring Classic Series. Looking forward to April on Sundaythe 3rd you have a nice 10k road race in the Lee Road/StraightRoad in conjunction with UCC. On the 15th of April, the eveningswill be truly getting brighter when the first race of Ger Wileyseries will start with the Marine climb.Then on Sunday the 22ndof May don't forget the 10k Emer Casey road race in Youghal at1.30. This is a very important race to raise funds and highlightawareness of the early detection of ovarian cancer. Looking at thefacts there seems to be an 80% chance of curing this disease if theysucceed with early detection through their studies and there is onlya 15% chance of curing this cancer if it is not detected early as itgoes by it's name "the silent Killer". So if you were told you'dhave an 80% chance of winning the Lotto tomorrow everybodywould be out doing it and at the end of the day that's only money!So why not run, walk or jog on the 22nd of May and in doing sohelp this vital cause and help yourself by becoming more activeand if you enjoy it why not join our running club in preparation forthe race and stay with us and enjoy, training and some more racesduring the year.Be safe and be seen and watch the pot holes and remember thehibernation period is over for some of you - ye know who ye are!KILLEAGH/INCH PLAYGROUNDFUNDRAISERThe above committee are hosting a table quiz in theHalfway Bar on Friday, 25th March at 8pm. Table of 4 -€30.00. Cash and spot prizes. Please support.It is hoped to commence work on the playgroundin April.YOUGHAL TENNIS CLUBSpring Doubles Tournament The spring doubles tournament isongoing with some great competitive matches going down to thewire. A reminder to all players that the final round of matchesmust be played by Thursday 24th. The finals will take place onThursday 31st March.Junior Tennis Junior coaching is ongoing for the next six weekswith professional coach Martin Cusack. Anyone interested incoaching should contact Linda 087-6754337 or Caroline 086-1722047. Junior tennis sessions continue every Saturday morningat 11am. Beginners and new members are most welcome.New Members Quite a nember of people have availed of themembership deal for new members. We are delighted to welcomeaboard so many new members and look forward to many morenew members for the 2011/2012 tennis year. Any one interestedin joining the club should contact John 087-7672136 or Frank086-8406848.Membership reminder We would like to remind all players thatmembership must be fully paid up to avail of coaching sessionsand use of the courts.

Shave or Dye Fundraiser at Pobalscoil Na TríonóideJack Power having his dye applied byJackie NilandMarina Cusack being attended to byJacqui from Jacqui's Hair SalonCastlemartyrCarol Keniry providing the music entertainmentfor the fundraiserYves Sohege being attended to by EllieBuddsLouise and Donna of Solo Hairdresserspictured with Jack NevilleFrank Delaney looking good with hishair dye pictured with Anne-Marie ofSolo and Sylvia Gillman-PearsonMary Beecher works her magic onAdam DrakeThomas Gibbons pictured having hishair dyed by Louise of SoloLouise of Solo Hairdressers give JackO’Rourke a headshaveEllie and Mary Budds working on SarahGriffinAnthony Keniry getting a head shavefrom Donna Savage of Solo HairdressersThe secretarial staff of Pobalscoil enjoyingtheir nightSarah Coughlan and her new hair styleapplied by Alice Barry and AmyHennessyMary Beecher of Solo working onShanice AbrahamsDonna from Solo Hairdressers givingChristopher Burke a Head ShaveHelen Murray pictured having her hairdyed by Louise of Solo Hairdressers

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YOUGHAL RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUBGreat win for Youghal in the league againYoughal 30 Castleisland 26Youghal started the game well and played with a slight breeze inthe first half.Youghal hit them hard from the word go and it payedof with a penalty and Keith Mccarthy put it over to get Youghalthere first points.But from the kick off the visiters came back hardwith a Try straight away.Youghal now relised that they had a gamein their hands son picked up the pace and took on Castleisland inthe front row and ruck all the way to the castleisland half andthrew the hard rucking earned a penalty in which Kieth kickedover and settled Youghal back into the game.Some great play fromYoughal seen the Capt Alan Fox taking off on one of his famousruns and then when closed off by the full back kicked the ball infield to see Alan Moloney come running on to it to score a greatTry.And then Keith(fatty)Mac kicked over the conversion.It wasnow near half time and Youghal needed to get more points on theboard as they faced the wind in the second half.And Youghal didjust that with some great foward work from the pack to bring theminto the Castleisland half and get another penalty and ten minslater another penalty to make it 18-9 at half time.The second halfgot under way and youghal came out and with some class runningfrom the backs seen Stephen Kelly score a great Try. Keith Macagain scored the conversion.Youghal seemed to take the foot offthe pedal and Caetleisland came back hard and scored two Triesand opened up the game again and made it anyone's.After somewords from the Capt and pack leader Roy Mcardle the workedthere way back into the game and it payed off as Stephen Towhig(steps) scored a great Try.Just when Youghal taught it was all overCastleisland picked up the pace and scored another two Tries andclosed the gap and earned themselfs a bonus point.It was a great game and well done to all the team and to the coachesand subs.The commitee wishes to thank all the players andsubs.C.Y.M.S NEWSThe Cork under 16 Snooker Championships were held in YoughalCYMS last weekend on Saturday the 5th of March and with ahealthy entry of 21 players and a huge amount of talent on show,we were always going to be treated to a good standard of snookerfrom the young guns of Cork City and County.The tournament was sponsored by the host club Youghal CYMSand the much sought after title of 'Cork County' champion was atstake and during theday the tension wasthere to see in everyround. The eventualwinner of the tournamentLee Walsh fromthe home club and hewas one of four homeplayers who swept theboard in the semifinals.Youghal CYMS hadthe winner in LeeWalsh, plus the runnerup Killian McCarthyand the two losing semifinalists, Noel Landersand Ross Bulman.As ever the venue wastailor made to host anevent of this nature,with top class facilities Cork U-16 Snooker Winner Lee Walshon brand new cloths onthe championship tables and the best of order throughout.Tournament Director Brendan Cooney said "It was a great tournamentand I am delighted that Lee (Walsh) has come out on top forYoughal CYMS".Sean O’Neill, Munster Youth Development Officer pictured with Youghal RugbyFootball Club players Lee McCarthy, Cillian Ansbro, Michael O’Neill, JamesGlennon and Aaron Hogan who represented South Munster in the recent victoryover North Munster at U17 level.NOW OPENPHYSICAL THERAPY& SPORTS INJURIES CLINIC28 North Main St. (First Floor), Youghal.(Opposite AIB Bank)For appoinmentsCALL TRACEY BROWNE ON 087 6834579Semi finalist Noel Landers, Runner-up Killian McCarthy, Winner Lee Walsh andSemi finalist Ross Bulman with match referee Joe Yellop Jnr.Tournament director and President of Youghal CYMS Mr. Brendan Cooney presentsthe 2011 Cork U-16 Perpetual Snooker Trophy sponsored by Youghal CYMSto the winner Lee Walsh with runner-up Killain McCarthy

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