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COBH EDITION 1ST JUNE. - DIGITAL VERSION

The Top of the Hill Festival is back this year and will run on Saturday June 2nd and Sunday June 3rd. The local business association on top of the hill have come together to run the festival with a view to promote businesses on the hill as well as to providing some fun for one and all.

The Top of the Hill Festival is back this year and will run on Saturday June 2nd and Sunday June 3rd. The local business association on top of the hill have come together to run the festival with a view to promote businesses on the hill as well as to providing some fun for one and all.

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Cobh Golf Club News<br />

Congrats to Mick Gilley, winner of the Peter O’ Shea memorial. We had a lovely presentation in<br />

the clubhouse were Juvenile Captain, Peter Dennis spoke on behalf of the O’ Shea family. His<br />

uncle would be proud of him today. Well done Peter.<br />

In his acceptance speech Mick thanked the O’ Shea family for their sponsorship and he said he<br />

was delighted to win the annual memorial competition!<br />

We plan to have presentations on the 3rd weekend of every month so we encourage all members<br />

to please attend and accept your prize(s).<br />

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Cobh Wanderers News<br />

Many thanks to Gerry & Dave Harrington and all the staff at “Harringtons Garage”, the main<br />

sponsors of our ‘George Wilshaw memorial Golf Classic’ tomorrow in Cobh Golf Club. Sincere<br />

thanks also to Brian Fitzgerald and his committee for their outstanding work in organizing the<br />

event<br />

As a club we were delighted and honoured to hold our golf classic on Friday at Cobh Golf Club<br />

in memory of a man who everyone considered a friend. The inaugural “George Wilshaw Memorial<br />

Golf Classic” was a fantastic success for the club and a fitting tribute to George. We are<br />

so grateful to everyone who had a part in organizing and running the event, especially to the<br />

main man, Brian Fitzgerald and his committee who put so much time and effort into ensuring<br />

that this would be a great occasion.<br />

Many thanks to all the sponsors, especially Harrington’s Garage, the main sponsor. Thanks,<br />

of course, to all who took part on the day and we hope ye all enjoyed it, we certainly got the<br />

weather for it (thanks George). Most importantly a special thanks to Carol Wilshaw and family<br />

for donating the “George Wilshaw Memorial Cup” for the winners of the classic. We hope to be<br />

presenting this cup and remembering the great man for many years to come. In Jack Doyle’s<br />

bar on Friday evening we had the privilege of having Graham, George and Julie present the<br />

cup to the winners of the first classic; Ian and Dave Stack. Congratulations lads.<br />

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SPRINGFIELD RAMBLERS U12s FINISH LEAGUE IN STYLE!!!<br />

The U12 girls travelled to unbeaten Kinsale last night trying to avenge their opening day home<br />

defeat at the hands of the same opposition and knowing that a win would at least guarantee a<br />

playoff to decide the title.<br />

Under their manager John Griffin & coaching staff Ted & Graham this brilliant group of girls<br />

have improved throughout the year and travelled to Kinsale high on confidence after their cup<br />

win.<br />

As any top of the table clash should be it was a very tough competitive match but Springfield<br />

went 1 up after 10 minutes with strike from Lara Garcia White and then doudled their lead<br />

with a strike from Áine Griffin before half time. Kinsale came out stronger and after 5 minutes<br />

Courtney parried the ball from a corner whick fell to the kinsale player who finished well to<br />

make it 1-2. The remainder of the game was a battle with defences on top and special mention<br />

has to go to the back 3 of Jane Hovells, Áine Sheridan & Charley Conway Roche who were<br />

outstanding throughout.<br />

It was a very tight game and only until a couple of minutes from time a cross by Áine was<br />

finished strongly by Orla Leahy to wrap up the 3 points.<br />

The girls have now gone 13 games without dropping a point and only conceding 3 goals in<br />

those 13 since losing the opening match 2-3.<br />

We now wait and see how Kinsale finish!!!!!

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