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Welcome to the newest chapter in the Garryvoe Hotel story; we're
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Everything we do at the Garryvoe is guided by a simple mission
to offer quality, luxury and professionalism at an affordable price
and we've spent a long time researching, designing and planning
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We recognise that cleanliness and hygiene are vital to our success

and we commit to providing a level of cleanliness and hygiene that
is of the highest international standards. Lin and Tommy Coakley, proprietors of the new furniture shop "All Sorts" Friar St.
Youghal
The new Garryvoe Hotel Health Club facilities include:

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Lin and Tommy Coakley, proprietors of the new furniture shop "All Sorts" Friar St.
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Youghal celebrate the opening with family and friends
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

CHARITY FUNDRAISING NIGHT IN AID OF MERCY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

AT THE WALTER RALEIGH HOTEL, YOUGHAL PICTURES: BOBBY WHYTE

Paudie White, Donie O’Connell, Helen O’Regan, Mary O’Connell, Dave Cooley, Paudie White and Dave Cooley pictured with Con and Betty Kiely
Eileen O’Connell and Charlie O’Connell, organisers, friends and members of the
O’Connell family who raised €10,560 for the Mercy Hospital Foundation

Betty Keane, Brenda O’Brien, Margaret Lucey, Anne-Marie Cooley and Clodagh Bill Kelly and Micheál Sheridan from
Lucey the Mercy Hospital Foundation Deirdre Linehan and Margo Kenefick

Pat Murphy, Brigid Hughes, Breeda

Siobhán and Treasa Hyde Phillips and Geraldine McGowan Seamus Curran and Richenda Kelly Marian Mulcahy and Patricia McDermott

Donie O’Connell, Sophia Cronin and Tracy O’Connell Kathleen O’Connell, Helen O’Regan and Eileen O’Connell Veronica Hunt, Catherine Farrell and Valerie Hunt

Gene Healy, Mary O’Regan and Eileen Hunt pictured enjoying the fundraiser Eddie and Breda Hayes pictured with Mary Crowley
 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

Comfort Zone Day

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Gosia and Laurraine promoting Comfort Zone at Harmony a Touch of Spa

Claire, the Comfort Zone Professional trainer pictured giving an individual consul-
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Claire, the Comfort Zone Professional trainer pictured ith Gosia and Laurraine,
Harmony a touch of Spa proprietors

Virgil Murphy making the Draw for a Harmony Signature Ritual which was won
by Helen Keane, accompanied by Customers, Management and Staff .
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

YOUGHAL'S RETAIL STRATEGY STUDY Preparations Already Underway for Youghal

TO PROCEED Family Fun Festival 15th - 17th July 2011
Free family fun is set to take centre stage in Youghal once again as
By Christy Parker organisers of the Youghal Family Fun Festival announced details of
Youghal Town Council will proceed with its plans to develop a the 2011 Festival which will take place in Youghal from Friday 15th
retail strategy for the town despite Cork County Council's "con- July 2011 - Sunday 17th July 2011. The inaugural event in 2010
cerns" it could distort its own retail strategy for the area. Town proved to be a major success attracting in excess of 5,000 visitors
Manager Patricia Power told October's town council meeting that over the course of the weekend to the Youghal area to take part in a
she intends to seek tenders from the private sector with a view to whole host of free family orientated events.
conducting a retail study of the town, regardless of the county Sal Tivy, Festival Chairperson who along with her committee is
council's reservations.. already looking forward to the 2011 event commented: "In 2010 on
In a prelude to explaining her decision, the manager recalled that a shoe-string budget we delivered a festival which exceeded all our
in June 2009 Youghal Town Council had adopted a motion to wildest expectations", said Sal. However, for 2011, we plan on
develop a retail strategy for Youghal which would be incorporated delivering an even bigger and better festival, with preparations and
into its Town Development Plan 2009-15. Part of this strategy fundraising already well underway".
would include a major shopping complex on the old Mill Road site The positive response the traders and tourism product providers to
(commonly known as 'Apache Point' or 'Murray Kitchens). The the 2010 event proved to be the biggest incentive to the organising
motion also agreed "actively to encourage developers" to construct committee to make this an annual event. Traders commended the
such a major retail complex on the site, which the town council has relaxed and friendly atmosphere which was truly evident through-
re-zoned for such purpose. (That derelict site is owned by a Kerry- out the weekend and in turn the economic 'spin-off' which resulted
based group and there are currently no apparent plans to develop from the influx of visitors to the town.
it.) Consequently, the council's 2010 budget provided €10,000 Once again the highlight of the entire weekend promises to be the
towards funding a consultancy study to help develop this overall crowning of Youghal's very own 'Queen of the Sea 2011' with Susie
strategy for the town, with a commitment to provide another Fitzgibbon, the worthy winner in 2010 who represented Aherne's
€10,000 in the 2011 budget. Seafood Restaurant reluctantly passing on her crown. Once again
Letter proceeds from each of the Queen's sponsor cards will be pledged to
In a letter to Town Manager Patricia Power, the county council the extremely worthy Childline Helpline Charity.
Organisers are currently in the process of organising a series of
explained that it intended its broader-based Cork Strategic Retail
fundraising events in order to build upon the success of 2010, and
Study (2008) to be adopted by all town council sand included in
request your support throughout the year, as plans are put in place
subsequent development plans and policies. Under this scheme
to build the festival programme of events for 2011. If you are inter-
Youghal is one of six 'ring towns' in the county, earmarked for an
ested in becoming a sponsor for this festival, please contact the
additional 5,590 sq. metres (approx.) of convenience shopping
Festival Office on: 024-92447, email:
floor space and 19,200 sq. metres (approx.) of comparison shop- enquiries@youghalchamber.ie or contact Youghal Chamber of
ping floor space between 2007 and 2020. Tourism & Commerce, Market Square, Youghal, Co. Cork.
The county council's study decrees that Youghal, as of 2007, had
3,865 sq. metres (net) of convenience floor space available for
development, along with 5,185 sq metres (net) for comparison
retail. The study concluded that Youghal "should improve its town
centre retail function by increasing the range and quantum of retail
floor space particularly in the area of new comparison and retail
warehouse development."
The letter expresses reservation that Youghal's own retail strategy
might compromise the county council's agreed retail strategy for
the combined area and discourages it accordingly. It advises -long
windingly- that should the town manager and town clerk decide to
proceed with the preparation of the Youghal Retail Strategy, it
should "take into account and is consistent with the objectives con-
tained within the Cork Retail Strategy Study." It further demands
that prior to adopting any new retail strategy, Youghal Town
Council should submit it to the Policy Planning Unit at County
Hall."
The town manager told October's meeting that she will press ahead
and seek tenders for a consultancy study and thus advancing two
motions adopted by the town council. She said she expects to have
received them with four weeks.

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"SOLAS NA MARA" UNVEILED AT POBALSCOIL NA TRIONÓIDE

Pat Barry Board of Management, Brendan Murphy Department of Education and Science, Seamus
O'Ceallacháin, Principal, Elma Hayes, Chairperson Board of Management who performed the unveiling and John O'Connor Artist and Designer of "Solas na Mara"
John O'Connor Artist and Designer of "Solas na Mara" with Elma Hayes, Chairperson Board of Management.

Marie Flavin and Garda Peter Queally Sr. Loyola and Linda Donoghue
Jeni Dorrian-Lee, Jack O'Rourke, Siobhan Keniry, Sr. Carmel and Evelyn Gilbert

John O'Connor Artist and Designer of "Solas na Mara", Mary Linehan Foley
Mayor of Youghal, Seamus O'Ceallacháin, Principal, and Cllr. Barbara Murray. Pobalscoil na Trionoide school choir performing at the evening

Cllrs Sandra McLellan, Tommy O'Connell and Cllr Michelle Hennessy, John Bresnihan and Cllr
Michelle Hennessy Students who performed on the evening Sandra McLellan
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

CHARITY HEAD SHAVE AND WAXING AT BERTIES IN AID OF

THE LAURA LYNN HOSPICE

Pictured before the head shave Paul Mulcahy, Kieran (Kiwi) O’Keeffe and Adam Ken Brookes pictured with staff members who organised the event in aid of the
McCarthy Laura Lynn Hospice

Conor and Brendan O’Sullivan, Simon Brookes, Andrew Curtin, Adam Hennessy,
Paudie Mulcahy and Damien Moore in good humour before the waxing Andrew Curtin getting the legs done Kiwi’s getting it off

Brotherly love - Ronan O’Sullivan tears a strip off

First up was Paudie Mulcahy for a chest wax older brother Conor. Simon Brookes feels the pain

Simon Brookes doesn’t look too com-

fortable on the table Conor O’Sullivan screams in pain

Paul Mulcahy getting his head shaved

Kiwi’s last plea to keep his hair by Michaela Bailey Conor O’Sullivan gets revenge on his older brother Brendan

YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 2010
By Christy Parker
Report of the Town Clerk on matter arising since the last
meeting of Youghal Town Council.
Housing at Seafield, Youghal
I have spoken with the Architects Dept. of Cork County Council
who are responsible for delivering the above mentioned housing
scheme. They have advised that the houses will be available for
occupancy within the next four weeks as the roadway is currently
being laid and final snagging almost complete. In the meantime al
allocated tenants will have completed tenancy courses.
Knockaverry Roads:
I have forwarded a detailed proposal to the members of Youghal
Town Council estimating the cost of resurfacing Knockaverry at
€152,342. I have suggested how the Council could achieve this
over a three to four year period commencing in the Spring of 2011
with the area most in need i.e. the bottom section. This of course
is dependant on the availability of funding through the Non-nation-
al Road Grant allocation from the National Roads Authority.
Phase A
(1,380m²)
Phase B
(1,326m²)
€25,047
€24,067
} Possible 2011
Phase C €47,780 2012
(2,632m²)
Phase D €55,448 2013
(3,055m²)
Total €152,342
Social Housing available in Killeagh/Ladysbridge:
Cork County Council have written to one hundred and forty two
eligible Town Council housing applicants to see if they were inter-
ested in being allocated housing in Killeagh or Ladysbridge. A
deadline of the 19th October has been set for interested parties to
reply. All queries should be made directly to the Housing
Department, Cork County Council, Floor 4, County Hall, Cork.
Application to the Dept. of Environment to resurface South
Main Street and North Main Street in 2011: I have made the fol-
lowing project justification to Cork County Council who have
now applied to the Department for funding in 2011.
Regional Road R634, Youghal
(Responsibility of Cork County Council)
Project Justification The proposal is to realign and overlay a
850m section of the R635 within the town of Youghal (South Main
Street, North Main Street) from its junction with Windmill Hill
(Local Road) to its junction with Cork Hill (Local Road). The
strength and condition of the existing surface is critically deficient
and is deteriorating further week by week. The average width of
both streets is approximately 8m, producing a total project area of
6300m².
This proposal is part of a programme of road improvements on
roads which will be required to take substantial traffic loads during
the Youghal Main Drainage Scheme which is due to commence in
2012. The current main thoroughfare serves a winter population of
approximately 6,400 (current census figures) and a summer popu-
lation of between 12,000 and 14,000 depending on weather condi-
tions during the summer period.
Tourism: Youghal is a major centre of both Heritage and Maritime
Tourism in East Cork. It has one of the highest proportions of the
workforce engaged in tourist activities in County Cork. Youghal is
a member of the Irish Walled Towns Network (All Ireland body)
and also the international Walled Towns Friendship Circle. The
hospitality industry was greatly expanded under the Seaside
Resorts Scheme which allows for such population surges during
the summer months. Youghal is strategically located on the N25
(bypassed in 2004) which is the main European/Killarney tourism
gateway.
St. Mary's Church: Together with St. Mary's College and
Medieval Gardens are substantial heritage tourist destinations.
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Youghal is one of the most attractive holiday destinations in
Ireland with two blue flag beaches and a wealth of other heritage
and natural gems.
Port Facility: The Port of Youghal is used for the importation of
timber and steel and averages between 60,000 and 100,000 tonnes
annually. Youghal was one of sixteen ports recently examined in a
report commissioned by the Department of the Marine, entitled "A
Review of State Regional Ports and Harbours". The report recog-
nizes the uniqueness of Youghal Port as it caters for many differ-
ent types of marine activities including commercial shipping, com-
mercial fishing and marine leisure.
Industry: Youghal has two IDA Industrial Sites, one on the west-
ern side of the Town and one to the north of the Town. Together
they accommodate five diverse large scale industrial factories.
The town and environs also serve as a residential base for people
working in Cork City and in particular Little Island.
Main Drainage Scheme: The Main Drainage Project for the town
is due to commence in early 2012. With that in mind significant
areas of the Town where works will not take place have been iden-
tified for improvement prior to this project commencing. The
R634 was identified for re-surfacing in 2005 after the Bypass
opening as it had been the old N25 and suffered considerable dis-
tress. Regrettably no such resurfacing works took place.
Consequently this project is now fundamental to preserving the
road integrity of the R634 prior to the Main Drainage Project com-
mencing.
The meeting was preceded by a brief presentation from Cork
County Council Traffic Engineer Eileen Coleman on the Traffic
Management Plan for Ashe Street, DeValera Street, Emmet Place
and Church Street. Some Plan details are relayed elsewhere in this
issue. The council will discuss the Plan at a special meeting in
November.
The meeting proper commenced with each member welcoming
Cllr Tommy O'Connell to the chamber. The Labour representative
was co-opted to replace former councillor Donie Daly, who
resigned, controversially, last July due to Tuesday morning work
commitments and the council's decisions not to revert to Monday
night meetings.
Rising to his feet, Cllr O'Connell acknowledged the welcomes and
declared his intention to work"positively and productively" for the
townspeople in what he hoped would be "affable" circumstances.
"But unfortunately," he added ominously, "I can't let the occasion
go without saying why I am here." He was there "because Cllr
Donie Daly was forced to resign," he explained, setting the tone for
the five-minute period of tongue-biting restraint that was to follow.
Vendetta
Venting his displeasure at the manner of his predecessor's depar-
ture, Cllr O'Connell labeled it "disgraceful, petty, bloody-minded
and a gross aversion of local democracy.With the honourable
exception of three members (meaning Cllrs Murray, Beecher and
Revins)," he proceeded, "you took the voice of 380 people out of
this chamber and I sincerely hope the people of Youghal will not
forget it." Composed and calculating, the councillor accused two
(unspecified) members of bringing "a personal vendetta into the
chamber" by way of persuading "other councilors to vote against
Monday night meetings."
Diverging somewhat, Cllr O'Connell recalled his own council res-
ignation (to emigrate) 25 years previous and that, contrary to the
accepted practice of co-opting a fellow party member, Fianna Fail
had "grabbed" his seat, "undemocratically and, in my book, illegal-
ly." It was a practice, he said, that had been rampantly endorsed by
Fianna Fail nationwide, until a coalition government subsequently
corrected it. Concluding his address, Cllr O'Connell informed his
audience that, "some of you may think you are democrats but with
the honourable exception of three, I'm afraid you are not. You are
petty, small-minded people that grabbed a seat," he insisted.
Nonetheless, he was willing to work "constructively and produc-
tively," with the council for the betterment of the town, he volun-
teered.
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YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 2010
Responses
That the chamber's response was relatively mild probably reflect-
ed a residual war-weariness since the summer exchanges that had
followed Cllr Daly's departure. Mayor Mary Linehan Foley said
she had "moved on" and that the council was "focused on the
future and not on the past." She argued that the council was "so
democratic" it had convened "on numerous occasions" to vote on
meeting times and that neither she nor her colleagues were respon-
sible for one councillor's absence from any meeting. The mayor
said there were a lot of other voters to represent alongside Cllr
Daly's supporters and deemed it lucky the council had a Labour
representative to that end, although party politics didn't enter into
council business, she claimed. "I feel aggrieved by your comments
and I hope your feelings stay outside the chamber," she conclud-
ed.
Cllr Eoin Coyne echoed the mayor's views and said the occur-
rences of 25 years past were irrelevant. "It is completely off the
wall to accuse us of being undemocratic," he stated, as "a demo-
cratic vote was taken in the chamber." He hoped there would be
nine councilors working in unison from there on and he wouldn't
waste his time arguing.
Cllr Liam Burke was "saddened" by Cllr. O'Connell's sentiments
and felt there was no room for "the adversarial, time-warped poli-
tics"of the past. "This chamber is characterised by a constructive
and very positive approach to its business and towards improving
the town," he insisted. Cllr Burke then proposed the council pro-
ceed with the day's agenda and the matter ended.
Road resurfacing
Following the town clerk's report, there was some discussion on
Cork County Council's funding application to the Dept of the
Environment for resurfacing work on the North and South Main
Streets (R634). Town Manager Patricia Power said it was "critical"
that the work be carried out prior to the main drainage scheme to
give the town good main street surfaces to balance the inevitable
deterioration of those in the areas to be disrupted by the scheme.
The application is based on several factors, including tourism and
business, she said.
The town clerk clarified to Cllr Michelle Hennessy that the appli-
cation refers to resurfacing work commencing in early 2011 and
running from Windmill Hill to Cork Hill at an approximate cost of
€160,000. She was assured that disability spaces would be restored
and Mr. Ryan suggested that any new proposals would be consid-
ered subject to compliance with road regulations. Similar circum-
stances applied to the back street in the wake of the main drainage
scheme. Mr. Ryan said the scheme -now anticipated for early 2012
and costing approximately €28m- awaited 70% government fund-
ing. The tendering documents are presently awaiting approval
from the Dept of Environment, he added.
Cllr Barbara Murray asked whether Youghal Town Council tenants
could be accommodated (literally) if they wished to transfer to one
of 142 social houses in a Killeagh/Ladysbridge scheme that is
being promoted. Mr. Ryan replied that all possibilities would be
considered individually in tandem with Cork County Council's
approval.
Regarding the resurfacing of the main streets, Cllr Murray asked
whether the road would be raised level to the "deplorable" foot-
paths. The town clerk said everything depended on the level of
funding and resources made available. Meanwhile it was impor-
tant to acquire funding for 2011 because the volume of traffic,
including diversions, through the town during the drainage scheme
project would render it impossible to do footpath reconstruction in
2012.
Cllr Michael Beecher said previous experience suggested the
resurfacing might be dug up again. Mr. Ryan said broadband
installation had mostly caused this. He believed there would
always be some road openings but they depended on the rate of
developments, which were now, unfortunately, low. He explained
that Cork Hill corner, alone off the main street, would eventually
be dug up as part of the main drainage scheme. The town manag-
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er added that the County Council would seek that utility compa-
nies such as eircom, ESB, etc conduct upcoming works prior to the
scheme.
Cllr Murray then asked whether the town council could avoid
reliance on private companies by installing its own underground
ducting on the main streets to contain and conceal utility wiring, in
compliance with the town regenerating plan. The town clerk said
most of the ducting would occur under footpaths but there were
some areas of roadway where her proposal deserved consideration.
Cllr Burke supported her idea, citing a report from the Tidy Town's
adjudicators also referring to the benefit of burying wires.
Votes of Congratulations:
Mayor Linehan Foley congratulated Aura Leisure Centre on
recently winning a national award for Safety in the Service sector.
She also congratulated Youghal Tidy Towns (and council workers)
on Youghal winning their section in the Cork County Council
Anti-Litter Challenge with 272 points. The mayor further paid
tribute to the Youghal u-18 camogie team on winning the County
final. It was agreed that all would join the list of achievers to be
recognised at the new bi-annual awards ceremonies, the first of
which will occur at Christmas.
Town Foreman's Report:
Cllr Burke asked that CIE be informed that the protected structure
that is their old railway signal box is in desperate disrepair. He
asked the manager for an update on the Youghal Retail Strategy,
which was later forthcoming (see elsewhere in this issue). Cllr
Burke told town engineer Paul Murray that the road markings
installed following surfacing at the junction of Kilcoran Rd and
Seafield Rd were different to what had prevailed there previously,
leading to confusion and near-accidents. Mr. Murray said the roads
marking contractor had altered the layout as cars coming up from
the hill and turning right didn't have enough room on the island to
stop and allow passage for a car coming down. He said it was
being monitored but he would have more road markings installed
to forewarn motorists coming down.
Illegal dumping
Cllr Coyne said weeds needed removing on the North Main Street
footpaths. He noted that a lot of domestic waste was still being
dumped and learned that the mobile CCTV cameras were due to
return. Cllr Coyne asked that more pooper scooper bins be provid-
ed.
Cllr O'Connell condemned illegal dumping, which was "rampant"
and often unseen in outlying areas. However he laid much of the
cause on landfill charges in a time of recession. He didn't know the
ultimate answer but believed identifying culprits by rifling through
their rubbish had limitations.He felt addressing the cause was
preferable to prosecution, which could itself be costly. He won-
dered if free dumping might resolve the problem. The mayor
hoped that court action in lieu of CCTV evidence would prove a
strong deterrent and said that nowadays one had to pay for rubbish
disposal. Recycling helped to reduce the costs but she was critical
of the €3 entrance to the landfill's 'free' recycling facility. Cllr
Hennessy said car owners were largely responsible for illegal
dumping and that if people could afford to run a car they could
afford to pay for waste disposal. It was unfair on council workers
and she strongly supported CCTV to counteract illegal bin and fly
dumping.
Cllr Beecher supported Cllr Henenssy's views and felt €3 was a
reasonable fee. He observed that dumping in bins decreased when
CCTV arrived but increased in the countryside and advocated
higher fines. Cllr Coyne said there were some free recycling facil-
ities, such as Tesco's. Cllr Sandra McLennan said civic amenity
sites cost "a fortune" to run and therefore charges were necessary
and would probably increase following the next budget.
Installations, weeds, butts and flower boxes
Cllr Murray asked if Youghal Town Council ever considered
replacing 'pumped insulation' in attics with 'rolled out insulation'.
She had thought the pumped version was more applicable to con-
crete blocks and it was inhibiting homeowners' access to wiring,

YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 2010
concrete blocks and it was inhibiting homeowners' access to
wiring, etc. The town clerk said the council normally employed
rolled out insulation and that Cllr Murray was referring to one par-
ticular scheme whereby the architect's department was involved in
a package that entailed both installing insulation and upgrading
heating systems.
Cllr Murray echoed Cllr Coyne's sentiments on footpath weeds
and pooper bins. She then described an initiative in England called
'Stub it Out' whereby a tobacco company provided free, insulated
(not pumped presumably!) pouches for the disposal of cigarette
butts. She suggested the council write to the company requesting
a supply. The councillor also asked that a bin be provided outside
Pobalscoil and was told it was a County Council issue.
Cllr Hennessy asked whether there had been any response to last
month's request to Cork County Council to clean up the derelic-
tion style appearance of its North Main Street premises (close to
two Chinese restaurants) that has been earmarked as the town
librarysome day. The town engineer said the county council's
library department was soon to remedy it. "If not, maybe we could
put a derelict site notice on it," replied Cllr Hennessy.
Mayor Linehan Foley thanked the council workers for the eventu-
al installation of flower boxes and bollards on the footpaths at Dr.
Kennedy's Place. She said that "lives had been saved" thus pre-
venting vehicles from mounting the pavement. Cllr Sammy
Revins said some people were far from happy and would have pre-
ferred widening the road.
Cllr McLellan said the boxes and bollards had unfortunately
brought more parking at Fitzgerald's Terrace, resulting in a resi-
dent who has long sought a yellow box, being locked into his
home and consequently even missing medical appointments. "The
yellow box is urgent and I'd like to see it before the next meeting!"
she stressed. Mr. Ryan said there was a procedure to follow,
including awaiting road liners, but that the traffic warden to visit
the area in the meantime.
Cork County Council Items:
Town Engineer Paul Murray delivered the following information:
work had been conducted at the rifle range on foot of a Dangerous
Structure notice; road overlays at Ballyclamsey were imminent; a
new valve had been fitted in the outfall pipe at the front strand and
the situation would be monitored for some months; the Youghal
reservoir was being cleaned out; work on replacing filter sand on
Filter 4 at Boola waterworks was now due to commence.
Cllr Murray asked if an extension to the front strand outfall pipe
remained part of the main drainage scheme as had been agreed.
The engineer said if the valve didn't work then an extension would
be sought. She suspected the valve -like its predecessors- would
fail and given the time it took to process, she urged an application
for an offshore license be made soon. The councillor asked that
county council areas be included in the CCTV program against
illegal dumping. She also wanted a raised and buckled metal grid
on the footpath at the League of the Cross rectified and requested
that a proposed footpath from Aura to Summerfield Cross be at
least imposed as a plan pending funding becoming available.
More landfill odours
Cllr Beecher complained of a major pothole in Ballyclamsey. He
then castigated "the odour from the landfill," which was affecting
both the town and nearby County Waterford. He was asthmatic
and it had badly affected him as well as others and he felt a private
company would have been fined long ago. He would be contact-
ing the EPA. Cllr McLellan said it seemed to be "worse on
Sundays."
The town clerk replied that it was an issue for the county council,
to whom he had already written and advocated it be raised at that
level. The mayor observed that the council could not be 100% sure
the landfill was responsible for the odours in the first place.
Cllr Sammy Revins asked that double yellow lines be provided at
Mistletoe Grove when the liners return. He wanted a yellow box
to be painted at the rear of Devon View, especially as people are
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affected by nearby school painting. Mr. Ryan said the appropriate
time to do so would be following the main drainage scheme,
wherein Strand Street would be one of the first sections treated.
"Have you a date for that? We've been waiting 14 years for the
drainage scheme," replied the councillor.
Footpath study
Cllr McLellan had received complaints about the difficulties fac-
ing wheelchair users traversing Youghal's footpath. She asked
whether the engineer could conduct a survey prior to compiling a
works program which could be conducted when and as funding
became available. The engineer said plans were already drawn up
for works on the back street footpaths shortly. "That's good but
there are lots of other footpaths and we need a program," insisted
Cllr McLellan. The town clerk felt that Youghal was "way down
the list" when it came to Cork County Council funding and urged
that the two county councillors and the mayor raise the issue at
area road meetings so that a budget could be acquired to meet the
priority listing. Cllr O'Connell supported Cllr McLellan's initia-
tive.
Cllr Burke asked that the junction of Strand Street/South Abbey
footpaths which he had persistently raised be included in the back
street project. "These are some of the worse pathways anywhere
and are part of the main tourist walkways," he advised.
Mayor's Business:
This consisted of just one quote -from Munster Joinery,
Ballydesmond- being opened for a contract to conduct window
and door replacements at premises in Windmill Hill. Three quota-
tions had been sought and Cllr O'Connell suggested it was unusu-
al that only one company had responded. "There are a number of
window and door companies teetering on the brink," informed the
town clerk.
Report by Mayor Linehan Foley on the Tidy Towns Task
Force:
The mayor said the Tidy Towns Committee Chairman Ned
Brennan was unable to address the council on the day as had been
arranged but would attend next month's meeting, at which he
would report on past present and future agenda. Mr. Ryan noted
that Youghal had won a bronze medal -for 4th place- in its nation-
al section in this year's Tidy Towns competition, coming just eight
points behind the winner (Dungarvan).
Budget Sub Committee Meeting:
It was agreed to hold this meeting on Tuesday morning November
2nd and also to discuss traffic management that morning also.
Correspondence:
Following a letter from the National Women's Council of Ireland,
the council pledged unanimous support for the Justice for the
Magdalene Campaign (JMC). In striving for an apology and
redress for the abuse and injustice inflicted on them by religious
orders the campaigners were recently denied a meeting by CORI
(The Conference of Religious of Ireland). A similar response has
been proffered by each of four religious orders implicated - the
Good Shepherd Sisters, Our Lady of Charity, the Sisters of Mercy
and the Sisters of Charity. Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern has
also rejected appeals for justice though at least he's unlikely to be
a minister after the next election. The town council's written sup-
port will be added to that of other local authorities for forwarding
to the minister responsible for local government, John Gormley.
Any Other Business:
Cllr Murray asked for an update on the funding application to
Failte Ireland regarding the co-boardwalk at Claycastle. The town
clerk said they would be notified after that body's October board
meeting. "We've done absolutely all we were asked to do," he
added. Cllr Murray asked that some pressure be placed on Cork
County Council to conduct a site assessment on their section of the
project, which is intended to link as far as Redbarn. There will be
issues with coastal erosion, etc," she explained. Cllr Revins
inquired as to the anticipated independent diving rocks report. It's
due, he was told.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

STANTON RAISES YOUGHAL JOBS &

The children in Park National School enjoy making some salt dough for their
Halloween decorations.
The pupils of park national school plant a tree for national tree day
TYTEX CLOSURE IN DAIL
Cork East Fine Gael TD, David Stanton recently questioned the
Minister for Enterprise on the recent closure of the Tytex factory
in Youghal, Co. Cork.
“Tytex was the last large factory in operation in Youghal and its
closure resulted in the loss of 75 jobs. This was another big blow
to Youghal which has suffered significant job losses in recent
years with many large manufacturing plants being forced to shut
down.
“I am concerned that the Government are not doing enough to sup-
port and promote enterprise in Youghal. I would like to see better
supports for indigenous local business. I would also like to see
state agencies doing more to promote Youghal as a location for
foreign investors and multi-nationals.
“The Minister for Enterprise told me in response to a Dail ques-
tion that IDA Ireland is actively promoting the greater East Cork
region to prospective investors via its network of overseas offices.
He stated that in recent years employment in overseas companies
in East Cork has grown significantly. The Minister also advised
that Enterprise Ireland has approved €50 million in funding for
client companies in the Cork area. While these are all welcome
developments, my concern, is that Youghal is not benefitting from
this growth and investment.
“In addition to enterprise, I also believe that Youghal has great
tourism potential. It is a town steeped in history and occupies a
very scenic location on the south coast. I have been working very
closely with my colleague, John Deasy TD, in Waterford to pro-
mote tourism in the entire Blackwater Area in East Cork and West
Waterford.
“More needs to be done to provide employment opportunities and
support enterprise development in this part of East Cork. Better
promotion of Youghal as a tourist destination could be one of the
ways of doing this.

Get Fit for Christmas with the

Cumann Na Daoine Walking Groups
Beginners Walking Group meet on Tuesday’s at 11.00-12.00.
Improvers Walking Group meet on Wednesday’s at 1.30-2.30. In
Cumann Na Daoine, Catherine Street, Youghal. All Welcome.
Contact Stacey for further information on 024-91900

DISCOVERING YOUGHAL
Youghal's archaeology is probably unique; it covers all stages of
human development from early Stone Age to recent past.
This is our heritage and we can discover the happenings in our
town and its surrounding countryside by observation, excavation
or disseminating the written history in a more discerning fashion.
If you are interested please call in to the "Den" in Cumann Na
Daoine, Catherine Street on Thursday 28th October, or any of the
following dates Thursday 11th November, Thursday 25th
November and Thursday 9th December, at 11 am.
Further information please contact Stacy on 02491900 or Martin
on 0857787865.

MICHAEL AHERN T.D.

Clinic 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month
Cobh Commodore Hotel 10.00am
Midleton Con. Office 55a Main Street 11.30am
Youghal Con. Office 32 Friar Street 1.00pm
Also Every Monday
Midleton Office 55a Main Street 12 noon
- Except Bank Holiday Weekends -
Tel: 021 4883592 Fax: 021 4883436 Email: michael.ahern@oireachtas.ie
 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

Witches Walk at
Bun Scoil Mhuire
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
to parking on Emmet Street. Proposes making Ashe Street one-
ASHE STREET, CHURCH STREET AND De way towards Windmill Hill.
Responding to the submissions:
VALERA TRAFFIC PLAN NEARS COM- The report proceeds that, 1) Access to the church during cere-
PLETION monies would be met by limited car parking on Ashe Street and
Emmet Place along with Priory Court car park. Also, locals may
access the church from De Valera Street; 2) A turning point could
By Christy Parker be provided on Emmet Place; 3) Signage and road marking are
The prolonged procedure known as the Traffic Management Plan proposed; 4) Windmill Hill has sufficient capacity to accommo-
for Ashe Street, Church Street & De Valera Street moves a step date increased traffic and is more appropriate than narrow Ashe
closer when the Town Council discusses issue following the con- Street. 4) There are proposed changes for accessing Priory Court
clusion of the public consultation at a special meeting on car park. 5) Traffic calming measures are not presently proposed
November 2nd. Prior to October's town council meeting Eileen but the measures would result in reduced traffic which, being
Coleman, Traffic Management Engineer with Cork County local, will not be concerned with getting from A to B as fast as pos-
Council updated the chamber on the Draft Proposals. sible. 6) Ashe Street will have three access and one exit points but
The engineer's report first reiterated that the plan's objective is "to one of the plan's objectives is to remove the cut-through traffic,
improve amenity and safety on Ashe Street, Emmet Place, De with motorists using the main street primarily.
Valera Street and Church Street, while maintaining access to serv- Finally:
ices and residences." Inherent in this, it intendeds to: a) remove Next month's special meeting will enable the councillors to dis-
cut-through traffic, allowing access for residents and to services cuss the draft proposals and make amendments if they so wish.
but reducing non-local traffic; b) preserve the road pavement at The proposals will then be brought before the council's November
Church Street; c) enhance pedestrian environment in respect of meeting proper a week later where a vote will be taken whether to
tourism; d) ensure Church Street closure does no impact negative- adopt them as the finished Plan or otherwise.
ly on other areas; e) ensure a better quality of life for all local res- end
idents.
Since Church Street closed, De Valera Street has experienced extra
traffic as drivers access the main street travelling eastwards YOUGHAL CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
(towards Waterford).
What is proposed: WOULD LIKE TO INFORM THE PEOPLE
The draft proposals are: i) Church Street local access only and no
through traffic; ii) Ashe Street two-way; iii) De Valera Street one- OF YOUGHAL AND SURROUNDING
way from Main Street to Ashe Street. It is unclear whether this lat-
ter proposal may be a misrepresentation as it would entail traffic
AREA THAT THE IRISH CANCER
exiting De Valera Street car park having to turn left and detour
through Windmill Hill to access South Main Street. It perhaps is
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intended that De Valera Street traffic is two way the 50 metres
from the main street to the car park and one-way thereafter. On the
other hand, the report does cite a potential disadvantage as being
'a slight additional journey time for vehicles travelling eastwards.'
Gains:
Meanwhile the anticipated gains are: i) less through traffic for
locals; ii) improved pedestrian environment due to less traffic; iii)
enhanced environment in the historic core and associated preser-
vation of road infrastructure; iv) removal of cut-through traffic.
In regards to funerals, it is being considered that adjustable bol-
lards maybe installed on Church Street to allow corteges to access
North Main Street via that route.
Submissions received:
The public consultation process elicited the following submis-
sions: i) An Garda Siochana content, assuming adequate signage
erected; ii) Cal Flavin: too much traffic using Windmill Hill and
increased dual traffic on Ashe Street, along with increased traffic
on North Main Street. Supports closing Chapel Lane and recom-
mends exit from Priory Court be made safe; iii) De Valera Street
Residents Committee: Broadly welcomes but consultation with
regard to possible traffic calming measures and a walkway on a
trial basis at first; iv) David & Mae Clark, Quarry Road -also on
behalf of their parents: believes a u-turn area be provided in the
interests of safety. Foresees increased traffic eastwards on Ashe
Street. Concerned about traffic conflict after church services.
Recommends restricting Ashe Street to one-way from Cross Lane
to Windmill Hill; v) Caroline Newell, Coastguard Station: Object
sot proposals. Disfavours removal of cut-through. Says traffic can
access Ashe Street through three points but only exit from one.
Concerned about Windmill Hill/South Main Street junction.
Believes Ashe Street will be no go area at mass time and has con-
cerns about the junction exiting Priory Court car park and access-
ing the doctor's office; vi) Oliver JJ Broderick,Ashe Street wel-
comes the proposals but observes that cars using Church Street
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 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

Christy Cooney, G.A.A. President offi-

cially opens Art Exhibition
by Pauline Neville
at the Mall Arts Centre

Orla O'Sullivan and Mary Scott from

Doolin

Kathleen Quinn and Áine Neville who

provided the musical entertainment at
the Official Opening and provide music
for all occasions.

GAA President Christy Cooney pictured with Artist Pauline Neville and members
of her extended family at the Official Opening at the Mall Arts Centre.

Neville O'Donoghue and Sean Quinn

Charlie Wilkins and Christy Cooney

GAA President Christy Cooney, who officially opened the Art Exhibition, Mayor Brendan, Siobhan and Pa Conney with
of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley and artist Pauline Neville Theresa and Sinead O'Neill Roisin Cronin

Cllr. Sandra McLellan with her husband Liam and

Bernadette Quinn Carmel Walsh, Tony Gallagher and Eibhlin Ui Chuirrin Anne Cooney, Áine Neville and Angela Kennedy

Anne Brennan, Bernard Kavanagh, Tom Brennan and Billy and Josie Drake, Bridget Neville-Keane and
Jody Mullan Cllr. Michelle Hennessy and family Eleanor Tattan
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

2nd Annual Emer Casey Memorial 10K Killeagh-Ita's Juvenile G.A.A.

Road Race held in conjunction with
Herne Hill Harriers at Brockwell Park,
London on Sunday last
Brendan Casey pictured with the first
three in the Mens Race
Juliette Casey with competitors including Darragh Groeger and Carol Murphy
U-10 Hurling Parish Leagues Round 1 of our Under 10 Hurling
Parish Leagues for 2010 began in great style on Saturday last.
Considering the potential for inclement weather, we had a great
turnout with 45 boys ready for action. Each of the four teams met
their manager and began with a short coaching session. Ansin tho-
saigh na cluichí, with Alan's Yellows playing Donie's Blues.
Richie Long, as captain of the Yellow team, was in great form
throughout, and was ably assisted by Robert Sinclair and Ciaran
O'Rourke. They held the upper hand after the first 10 minutes, and
despite the best efforts of captain Dylan Hogan, Paul Delaney and
Robbie Treacy, the Blues were not able to close the gap. In the
other game we had a real cracker. Barry Motherway's Green team,
expertly marshalled by John, had a great tussle with Adrian
Galvin's Red team, for whom Tom was deputising as manager. It
was a real see-saw battle, and the scores came thick and fast in the
final 10 minutes. Apart from strong performances from the two
captains, young Ben O'Connor and Olan Broderick played really
well for the Greens while the Leahy boys, Padraig and Ciaran,
along with Cathal Fitzgibbon, battled all through for the Reds. Ag
deireadh an chluiche, bhí na fóirne ar chomhscór, with each side
scoring 3-3. Well done to all four teams, and we look forward to
Round 2 next Saturday (30th) at the same time, 2.30 p.m.
Darragh and Kieran Groeger
U-8 Hurling Our Under 8's had their final outdoor training session
of 2010 last Tuesday, and will take to the indoor arena in
November. Times will be allocated each Tuesday for different
groups, so watch out for the notes or texts that will give you your
times.
U-11 Indoor Hurling On Monday next, with the trick-or-treat
season behind us, and winter well and truly here, we begin our 6-
week season of Under 11 Indoor Hurling in Youghal GAA Club.
Games will take place between 5.00 and 7.00 each Monday, with
team lists already distributed to all players. Captains are Fionn
McDonnell, Dean Ward, Shane Kearney, Sean Walsh, Jamie
Clifford, Jamie Landers, Keane Kelly Budds and Daniel Hickey.
Go n-eirí libh go léir.
Congratulations Once again, we congratulate the fantastic Inch
Rovers team who secured the Munster Senior Football Title by
overcoming Ballymacarbery in the replay in Bushy Park,
Dungarvan on Saturday last. Two more hurdles remain if this great
team are to be crowned All-Ireland champions, and we wish them
every success on this journey.

YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

Julie and Brendan Casey Competitors setting out on the course
Brendan Casey pictured with the first three ladies
Results:1st Chris Busaile, Herne Hill Harriers. 33.12; 2nd Jamal
Mohamed, Newham & Essex Beagles, 33.25; 3rd Abdi Madare
Amare, Newham & Essex Beagles 33.36.
Ladies: 1st Orla Balme, Dullich Runners 40.51; 2nd Emma Gould
Serpentine Running Club 43.28, 3rd Helen Sharp, Herne Hill
Harriers 43.11.
LADIES
Wed 13th Oct - 18 Holes Singles Stableford Cat A 1st Liz
Coleman Lee (19) 35pts, 2nd Frankie Forrest (13) 34pts, BG
Marian Sweeney 25pts gross. Cat B 1st Sheila Morrison (26)
35pts, 2nd Paula Brennan (23) 34pts, 3rd Trish Landers (22) 34pts
Cat C 1st Miriam Whyte (33) 33pts, 2nd Jane Coyne (36) 33pts,
3rd Cora Beresford (32) 29pts. CSS 74.
Fixtures: Wednesday 27th Oct - Club Singles
GENTS
Saturday 16th October - 18 Holes Fourball 1st Don Sheehan (7)
Colin Sheehan (13) 45pts, 2nd Kieran Power (8) Michael Ryan
(11) 42pts, 3rd Bernard Kenefick (6) Tadgh Foley (20) 42pts
Sunday 17th October - 18 Holes Singles 1st Kevin Coyne (8)
41pts, 2nd Richard Griffin (12) 41pts. Cat 0-7: Liam Sloane (7)
41pts, Cat 8-13: Eamon Walsh (10) 37pts. Cat 14-18: Eugene O'
Connor (17) 35pts. Cat 19+ Matt Nolan (22) 37pts. CSS 37pts
Fixtures: Sunday 31st October - 1pm Mixed Foursomes
The following presentations will be held at 7pm
Golfer of the Year - Sponsored by: Muckley Jewellers Winner:
Conor Coyne, Runner Up: Brendan O' Leary. P.J. Morrissey Club
Matchplay, Winner: Conor Coyne, Runner Up: William White
Joe Mc Ginty Fourball Matchplay Winners: Eddie Ryan & Willie
White, Runner Up: John Hooley & Jim O' Connell

What’s on at The Mall Arts Centre ?
November is upon us already and brings us the wonderful and
hilarious talent that is Pat Shortt, on Friday November 26th.
Following the phenomenal success of You Won't Get Away With
that Here, Pat Shortt returns with his hilarious new live show The
Hall. Set in the community hall of a small rural town, The Hall
features an array of madcap characters brought to life in Pat
Shortt's inimitable style.
When the local drama group stage a gala fundraising concert to
raise money for their latest production, things don't quite go to
plan, with hilarious consequences. Gerry, the hall caretaker is
shocked to find the hall full of punters hours before he was due to
open and sets about taking control while recounting the glory days
of The Hall and the past exploits of the drama group.
With the headlining act missing, Drama Group chairman, local
shopkeeper and would-be comedian, Mossie Whelan enters the
spotlight, with a bottle of wine to give him courage.
Against the odds, the drama group make it to the stage with In The
Shadow Of The Well Of The Sorrows, a
comedy/drama/tragedy/melodrama, which spills over into the
audience in some rather surprising ways.
Just when it looks like the night will be a
complete disaster, all is saved by the
arrival of singing sensation, Dixie Walsh.
Fresh from a tour of the entire diocese on
the back of his hit single The Jumbo
Breakfast Roll, the ever popular Dixie
gets the crowd going with his follow up
hit single, Where Did My Money Go?
Fresh from the set of his new series for
RTE, ‘Mattie’, IFTA and Evening
Standard award winner Pat Shortt is look-
ing forward to getting back in front of a
live audience.
Tickets are now on sale at Cree's Card Shop on the North Main
Street, Youghal (024 93899 on Friday, November 26th at 8pm.
Ticket price €30.
Also in November, Frank Ryan brings us I hear you Calling, The
Music of John McCormack on Thursday 25th.
John Mc Cormack was a world-famous Irish tenor and recording
artist, celebrated for his performances of the operatic and popular
song repertoires, and renowned for his diction and breath control.
For further information on any of the above events or if you wish
to be added to our mailing list, please call 083 360 6507 or email
themallartscentre@gmail.com.
The Mall Arts Centre is also available for rental, for exhibitions,
screenings, demonstrations, shows, performances, workshops,
conferences etc. and from 2011 will be available for civic wed-
dings. See you at the Mall !
"Waves" Gallery and Restaurant in
Ballycotton Hosts a Stunning Exhibition
By Local Artist Pauline Jones
Pauline uses rich and delightful colours to create high quality
works of art inspired by the beauty of nature. She paints in oils and
watercolours but favours mostly acrylics as they lend themselves
best to her intricate style.
As you walk into the restaurant, your eye will be caught by the
teasels glowing against a vivid sunrise, and as look around you
will see a mountain lion and a meerkat, whose fur was built up in
six painstaking layers, giving it depth and life.
You will also see a great variety of other subjects and styles, from
tree frogs, to a large peacock, to vivid roses, to the old farm cock-
erel. There is something to please everyone in this remarkable
exhibition, which lasts till the 4th November, and the prices are
surprisingly affordable. Pat and Sandra will give you a warm wel-
come as you browse in the relaxed atmosphere of Waves, where
good food and great company are always available.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
THE IRISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
AT ST MARY’S COLLEGIATE CHURCH
It is with great excitement and pleasure that we welcome the Irish
Chamber Orchestra to our wonderful church on Sunday,
November 21st at 3pm.
In November, the Irish Chamber Orchestra under the leadership of
Katherine Hunka presents two of Ireland’s new generation of star
performers Fiona and Jean Kelly. Katherine, fresh from a tri-
umphant Four Seasons tour of six counties, directs a programme
of delightful works by Grieg, Kinsella, Mozart and Boulez along-
side Haydn’s Symphony No. 46 in B major.
Fiona and Jean Kelly are directly descended from Thomas
Roseingrave, the leading 18th century composer who founded the
Royal Society of Musicians alongside GF Handel. The composer
TC Kelly is their grandfather and their mother is the well known
broadcaster and educationalist Evelyn Grant.
The two girls are already no strangers to the pressures of the inter-
national music scene. Twenty-three year old flautist, Fiona is pur-
suing a Master’s degree and is on full scholarship at The Juilliard
School in New York. In her short career she has won a host of
accolades including the British Flute Society Silver Jubilee
Competition and 1st Prize in the Trinity College of Music Soloist
Competition.
Not to be outshone, her sister Jean has played the harp with such
diverse artists as the RTE Concert Orchestra, Phil Coulter and
Boyzone, to international VIPS such as Prince Charles and Rudy
Giuliani. She has performed at Buckingham Palace, at Highgrove,
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields and the Royal Festival Hall. She features
on the soundtrack to all three The Lord of the Rings films.
The Irish Chamber Orchestra, renowned for its fresh and energetic
performances, has long provided a national and international plat-
form for nurturing young Irish and international talent.
Find out why Grieg gave one of his miniatures the tantalising title
Erotik and how Mozart blended the flute and harp to incredible
effect. Revel in the passion of one of Haydn’s passionate Sturm
und Drang symphonies and John Kinsella’s very fine Hommage à
Clarence.
Don’t miss the Irish Chamber Orchestra on tour in Youghal for a
Sunday afternoon concert on November 21st at 3pm in the mag-
nificent setting of St Mary’s Collegiate Church, Youghal.
www.irishchamberorchestra.com. For further information call 083
360 6507.Tickets on sale very soon from Cree’s Card Shop at only
€20!
TRICK N’ TREAT AT MIDLETON FARM-
ERS’ MARKET
Halloween will be celebrated in style at the Midleton Farmers’
Market on Saturday next, October 30th. Attending will be Mr
Moonshine and Balloon Man – there will also be lots of samples
and goodies on offer between 9am and 1.30pm during the Market
trading hours.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
GARDAI ISSUE
ANTI-BURGLARY ADVICE
By Christy Parker
Youghal gardai are keen that householders to ensure that their
properties are secure following a spate of burglaries in the area in
recent times. Garda spokesman Ronan Swann advises homeown-
ers to check that alarms are set and working properly when leav-
ing the house for extended periods of time. It is wise to check that
windows and doors are locked and sensory lights and such devices
are also in good working order, the garda says, adding that leaving
lights on when a house is vacated can further deter intruders. This
applies to properties above ground level also as burglars "will get
in if they want to get in," he warns. He also asks that people check
their property from the exterior as if one is a burglar and also to
inform the gardai if noticing any suspicious behaviour in the
locality.
Mid-term break:
The garda asks parents to be aware of their children/teenagers'
whereabouts during the mid-term break, especially in the later part
of the night. Youghal has some anti-social behaviour problems at
present and even when one's offspring normally acts responsibly,
peer pressure can sometimes incite uncharacteristic behaviour,
says the garda.
Fireworks:
This time of year is synonymous with fireworks and Garda Swann
advises that the celebratory devices can be highly dangerous with
a history of maiming and even killing people, especially when
used incorrectly. Additionally, many fireworks are counterfeits and
not legitimately made, adding greatly to their danger. Besides that,
it is illegal to possess, sell or ignite them without a permit, the
garda stresses. Youghal gardai welcome any information about the
illegal possession or use of fireworks, and one "need not leave
their name or address or phone number" when providing such
Grenagh Twins Walk from Yoghal
to Mallow in aid of Cystic Fibrosis
Mayor of Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley Olan and Adam McCarthy, Youghal
pictured with Twins Karen and Maria Pipe Band giving Karen and Maria
O’Sullivan O’Sullivan amusical send-off
Pipers Olan and Adam McCarthy, Liam McCarthy, Mariel Twomey, Mayor of
Youghal Mary Linehan-Foley, Twins Karen and Maria O’Sullivan and Ben
McCarthy pictured at Youghal Town Hall prior to the grils departure on their walk
to Mallow as part if their Gold Gaisce Awards in aid of Cystic Fibrosis.
information," adds Garda Swann.
Halloween:
With Halloween hovering close by, the garda further advises par-
ents to ensure children intent on trick or treating are accompanied
by a responsible adult. He asks that children be advised to use
footpaths and, regardless that black is the seasonally prime colour,
be visible to motorists and others at all times.
Missing dog:
Youghal people are asked to keep a look out for Hamish, a five
year-old, white west highland terrier missing from the Prospectus
Farm area. He is un-collared but is chipped. Information to (024)
25987.
YOUGHAL C.Y.M.S.
Flag Day
The committee and members of Youghal C.Y.M.S would like to
thank the people of Youghal for their kind and generous support on
our recent Flag Day. In total the society made €1800 which proved
to be a great collection for the society and will help in the running
of the society in the coming year. Once again sincere thanks to the
people of Youghal.
CORK COUNTY LEAGUES
The cork county leagues have recently started with Youghal A
Team starting impressively with two wins out of two against our
own Youghal B Team.Our C Team played Douglas at home and
away but unfortunately lost both times. The Leagues are now held
in a new format of one per week which will be held on Wednesday
or Thursday night. Best of luck to our team as the league progress-
es
YOUGHAL A TEAM: B.Cooney A.Landers D.Aherne P.Kelly
G.Kelly
YOUGHAL B TEAM: W.Kelly T.Flaherty C.Cooney
M.Hennessy J.Hennessy A.Fouhy
YOUGHAL C TEAM: L.Walsh R.Roche S.Kelly J.Herilhy
E.Hassan E.Hickey
DOMESTIC TOURNAMENTS: The First Junior tournament
entry sheet is now up on the notice board and all junior members
are requested to put name on sheet befores tournament is to be
drawn.There are two senior tournaments in progress at the
moment with the RAYMOND O'DONFGHUES TOURNAMENT
now at the Semi-Final stages. The CHRISTY HENNESSY
MEMORIAL is in progress at the early stages. All players thats
have entered are asked to please play their respective games before
the scratch date.
Congratulations to B.Drake and J.Yellop Jnr who won the Doubles
Final recently defeating R.Phelan and C.Cooney by 2:0.
The Society would like to remind all of its members that our annu-
al A.G.M will be held on Friday November 26th @ 8p.m.
Youghal C.Y.M.S. Snooker Doubles
Winners: Barry Drake and Joseph Yellop, President of Youghal C.Y.M.S. Brendan
Cooney with runners-up Christopher Cooney and Ray Phelan
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WEST WATERFORD NEWS
90th Anniversary Commemoration Sunday October 31st
2010 marks the 90th Anniversary of the piltown cross ambush. On
Sunday next October 31st Piltown Cross memorial committee will
hold the annual commemoration in Piltown starting at 2.15pm with
assembly at the Joseph Mary Quainn memorial monument [locat-
ed opposite Kinsalebeg national school]. Our guest speaker this
year will be well known historian John J Hassette, all are welcome
AGM At the recent Annual General Meeting of Piltown Cross
Memorial Committee - deepest sympathy was extended to the fam-
ily of our late Treasurer Roger Morrisson Snr., Ar dheis De go
raibh a anam dilis.
Good wishes were also extended to one of our most active commit-
tee members Shane Allen on his departure to Australia.
The Officers elected for the coming year are Chairman Liam
Allen, Treasurer Frank Cummings and secretary Tomas Curran
Clashmore Ramblers Soccer Club Alpha Lotto Results
Jackpot - €11950 S, K ,L, P were our letters last Wednesday night
in the Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto Draw we had no match
four winner so our jackpot next week will be €11950 when our
draw takes place down Kinsalebeg way at the Ole Mill
Well done to the following who were our winners of €20 spot
prizes, Chris Royle Clashmore, Eamonn Folye Monatrea, Mary
Ann Troy Clashmore The previous week we had no jackpot win-
ner when our letters were T, K, R, F Well done to the following
who were our winners of €20 spot prizes, R Foley Coolbagh, Ann
O Connell Aglish, Ray Tobin C/O Ole Mill Well done to all our
winners and thanks to everyone for their support
Autumn Stations The celebration of the Autumn Station mass in
homes throughout the area has now commenced. If it is your turn
to host a station in your area or you might like to do so be sure to
contact our parish priest Fr Maurice O Gorman, to arrange a time
and date. By hosting the stations you are helping to keep this beau-
tiful tradition alive in the local community
Bon Voyage We extend our very best wishes to Shane Allen, his
sister Aine and James Walsh as they take leave of us for a little
while. Shane Aine and James have travelled down under to
Australia over the weekend and we wish them well - hope your
stay there is a very enjoyable one - Bon Voyage!
Happy Birthday Elaine A very happy 18th birthday to Elaine
Murphy Coolboa Clashmore, Elaine celebrated her birthday last
weekend congratulations and best wishes to you Elaine from all
your family and friends.
Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to our school prin-
cipal here in Kinsalebeg National School Mrs Sharon Mullins also
her dad Tadhg her sisters Mairin and Una on the death of her
Mother Mrs Gretta Kelleher Youghal on Friday October 15th fol-
lowing an illness. Reposing at Egan's Funeral home Greencloyne,
her removal took place on Sunday evening to Our Lady of Lourdes
the strand church Following requiem mass on Monday Gretta was
laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery. Ar dheis De go raibh a hanam
dilis.
Birthday Greetings A very happy birthday to Liam O Donnell,
Liam celebrated the big "50" with family and friends in Aglish last
weekend. Congratulations and best wishes to you Liam
Kinsalebeg Macra News National Bowling Finals Last weekend
our club represented Waterford in the national finals of Bowling
which took place in Tullamore, but failed to impress. Well done to
our club for reaching this stage of the competition - you did our
small club proud. Representing us on this team we had Aileen
Barron Eleanor Joyce Marcus Prendergast Christopher Joyce,
Maurice Trihy April Ledingham.
Public Speaking
Last weekend our club were also represented in the county round
of Public Speaking. Our chosen topic was Social Networking and
we came out tops over a strong Kilmacthomas team by just the
margins of points our team on the night were chairman Edmond
Og Ledingham and our speakers were Fiona Coughlan and Brian
Harnedy
This is the first count title of the Macra year and hopefully the first
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
of many congratu-
lations to you all
and best of luck in
the next stage of
the competition.
Membership
AGM
Our Annual
General Meeting
took place on the
previous Friday
night and we had
an excellent atten- Edmond Og Ledingham, Fiona Coughlan and Brian
dance - with club Harnedy winners of the Public Speaking Competition
membership now
exceeding forty. We are a very active club and we cater for a wide
range of activities and interests. If you still wish to join our club
membership is just €20 and you can contact Aileen Barron and you
will be very welcome. Please remember the closing date for mem-
bership is next weekend!
Our club officers elected for the 2010/ 2011 season are as follows:
Chairperson: William Keane, Secretary: Aileen Barron, Treasurer:
Seamus Barron, P.R.0: Edmond Og Ledingham
This is our last call for membership this year - membership is just
€20 - which is great value - you will be joining a fast growing club,
which offers a wide range of activities. Further details are available
from our club secretary Aileen Barron
Clashmore 45 Drive
Joint winners of Monday nights 45 Drive in Clashmore were Billy
Allen and Stephen Cunningham, Liam Curran and Thomas Power
both on eight games. In joint third on seven games each we had
Nell Foley and Ed Hynes, Roger Ledingham and Edmond
Ledingham, Mairead and Michael Fahey, Best of the last five were
Jerome Curran and Eugene O Halloran Our lucky last game win-
ners were Gabriel Hynes and Martin Lynch, Mary and Jack Douris
Our top prize winners on the previous Monday night were Mary
Anne and Bobby Connery they won eight games In joint second
we had Eileen Dower and John Motherway, Eugene O Halloran
and Jerome Curran all on seven games Best of the last five were
Billy Allen and Pat Roche Our lucky last game winners were
Margaret and Dan Leahy Nell Foley and Roger Hynes - Well done
to all our winners this week and thanks to everyone for your con-
tinued support.
Christmas Orders
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA would to remind you all
that orders are now being taken for all Club Gear [i.e. Hoodies etc.]
for Christmas please contact the club representatives as soon as
possible with your requirements.
Under 13 Hurling
We played Ballyduff in under 13 Hurling earlier in the week we
were defeated by a stronger side despite a great battle from our lads
- well done all!
Young Ardmore Trainer Records First Victory
Locally owned and trained "Aughnacurreveel" made racing histo-
ry for when he recorded the first success for a young Ardmore
Trainer - Garry Ducey, since taking over the training licence from
his dad - the late Garrett Ducey. "Aughnacurreveel" owned by the
Cummins family was ridden to victory in the Stradbally Maiden
Hurdle by M J O Connor at Tramore last. week Congratulations to
all concerned, especially to you Gary - may this be the first in a
long and successful career in racehorse training for you.
Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto
The previous weeks numbers 3, 4, 21, 24 we had no match four
winner Well done to the following who were our weekly spot prize
winners of €20 each, Declan Hickey Cross, Maura Mulcahy
Rennaboola, Babe Cunningham Clashmore, Nicky Troy Modeligo,
Billy Allen Clashmore
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

- IN MEMORIAM -
7th Anniversary
In loving memory of our Dad & Grandad
JOHN AHER
Late of 51 Sarsfield Terrace
whose anniversary occurs on the 29th of October
A special day, another year
A loving thought, a silent tear
Like falling leaves the years go by
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and prayer
But memories of you Dad will never die
THANKSGIVING
MIRACLE PRAYER
Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many
favours, this time I ask for a special one,
(mention here).
Take it Dear Heart of Jesus
and place it within your own Broken Heart,
where your father sees it.
Then, in his merciful eyes it will become your favour,
not mine. Amen.
and favour will be granted no matter how impossible.
Never known to fail.

Sadly missed but never forgotten by your daughters Sheila, CW

Kathleen and Mary, your son John, Sons-in-law, Daughter-in-
law, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren
12th & 2nd Anniversaries
Remembering with love my wonder-
ful parents
Paddy & Sadie
€10,560 RAISED FOR MERCY
HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
On Friday night 15th October last €10,560 was raised for the
Mercy Hospital Foundation, we would like to thank all our spon-
sors as follows:

Savage Youghal Bowling Club

Coleman's Scaffolding
Clearview Finance
Scotts
Wallpaper & Paint Shop
S. Hollingsworth Milk
ESI Electrical Toymaster Supplies
Park Youghal, Mam’s anniversay occurs on Oct 30th Harrington's Bakery Spar Michael Cunningham
JJNoonan Accountants Flavins Hardware Victualler
and Dad’s on Sept 29th Farmgate Restaurant Youghal Tiles Motherway Accountants
May they rest in peace BrookesSuperValuYoughal
Daly's Travel
PakFook Gardens
White Horses Ardmore
Muskerry Sky Satellites
Kenirys Garage & Test Centre
Youghal Book Keeping Johnson & Johnson Ferryview Construction
Worldwide Cabs Pro-Musica Cork Griffin Engineering Supplies
Those we love don’t go away Jack O' Patsy Moe's Off-Licence Collins Town & Country
O' Neill's Oil Tom McCarthy No Name Pub Supplies
They walk beside us every day Capri Bay Michael Colman Garage Dan Dorian Caravan Park
Mahony's Motor Factors Walter Raleigh Hotel Cooper's Kitchens
Unseen, unheard but very near Youghal Bay Seafood
Casey Tool Hire
J.D's Bar
The Central Star
T Byrne Painting & Decorating
T Kelleher Hygiene Macroom
Still loved, still missed, still very dear J L Keane Solicitors
J Brosnan Solicitors
Kenneally & Rochford
Absolute Flowers
Hennessy Auctioneers
Youghal Credit Union
Con Keogh Auctioneers CentraYoughal Cliff House Hotel Ardmore
Youghal Shipping Darcys Salon Cork Egans Undertakers
Love and miss you both - your loving daughter Nora, Tom, Kia Motors Sobe-Brown Hair Salon Cork Mills Fencing & Firewood
Grandchildren Sarah, Vincent and Megan. Walsh Engineering Youghal Pitch & Putt Club Canoe & Kayak Stores
The Moderne Cork McMahon Ltd Fermoy T & M Fitzgerald
Eleanor, Ollie and Great Grandchildren Noah, Sadie and Belle FastTrack Tesco Freddie Kearns Engineering
JJ's Chipper Broderick's Hardware Kevin Barry Metal Recycling
Solo Hair Salon YoughalGAA Club Old Ground Hotel Ennis
Mari Mina Pharmacy Crowley's Service Station Watkins Marine & Leisure
Maurice O’Mahony Hair Design
Walsh's Pharmacy
William Neville Drapers
Internet Cafe
Youghal Golf Club
Danelle Ladies Fashions
William & Killian Swayne
Garage
DonieKett Garden Machinery
7th Anniversary Read & Write Ned O' Connell Furnishings Quays Bar & Nightclub
late of Piltown, Kinsalebeg Murphy's Pharmacy Niland's Hair Salon Eirtec Consulting
died on 30TH October Many thanks also to those who gave private donations and sup-
ported the event in any way, your generosity has been outstanding.
Memories of you are lovingly kept. The Results for the Main Raffle are as follows:
Someone too special to ever forget. 1st Prize: IPhone 4 - Dan Walsh, Park Mountain, Youghal;
2ndPrize: 22" Samsung TV - Noreen Cashman, St Francis Court,
As life goes on without you. 3rd Prize: Two Nights B & B Old Ground Hotel Ennis - J Cooley,
And days turn into years, Raheen Road, Youghal; 4thPrize: Petrol Lawn Mower - Lisa
It holds a million memories, Cronin, Killeagh; 5thPrize: 22" LCD TV - Eileen Quill, Youghal
and a thousand silent tears. 6thPrize: Dinner x 4 FarmgateMidleton - Mary O' Callagan,
Killeagh Road, Youghal; 7thPrize: Petrol Hedge Trimmer - Marie
Look after him lord, while he takes his rest, McCarthy, Kilcoran Place; 8thPrize: €100 SuperValu Shopping
For here on earth he was truley the best. Voucher - Francis Cooley, Brookfield Est, Riverstown, Glanmire,
Cork; 9thPrize: Jack O' Patsy Vase & Bowl - Noel Farrell, Grattan
Always loved & remembered and sadly missed by his loving Street, Youghal; 10thPrize: 5 Bags of Coal - Catherine Farrell,
wife Mary, daughter Ang, sons Gerry Maurice and Mike. ArdCaladh; 11thPrize: PakFook Voucher - Marie White;
Son-in-law Philip, daughters-in-law Liz, Shirley, Louise and 12thPrize: Voucher for White Horses Restaurant Ardmore -
grandchildren. Anniversary Mass Saturday 30th October Katherine Kenneally, C/o Avondale Park, Ballintemple, Cork
at 10am in St. Mary’s Parish Church, Yougal

YOUGHAL GAA UPDATE
Congratulations to our Junior Footballers who won the East Cork
Final on Sunday against Carrignavar on a scoreline of 2-16 to 1-6.
Eochaill Abu!!!!
Eochail Torthai
U15HC Eochaill 5-12 Russell Rovers 3-14
U18 Cam Chlge Eochaill 2-6 Ring 2-8
U15HC s/f Eochaill 4-7 Watergrasshill 2-16
JFL Final Eochaill 2-6 Carrignavar (Well done lads)
Ladies The time has come!!! - Ladies football is on it's way.
Calling the women of Youghal to come and join this exciting new
club. Meeting this Wednesday October 27th at 8.30 pm in Club
Aras, with training to commence on Wed November 3rd. Also
including "Gaelic 4 Mothers" Get fit and meet new people. Please
contact Catriona on 086-1951128 for more details.
CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT CLUB
The Club's AGM was held recently and was a great success. It was
great to see a huge turnout and thanks to all who attended on the
night. Also a big thanks to those who took on a job for the coming
year ahead. The people elected are as follows:
President- Thomas Bulman, Chairman- Martin Keohane, Vice-
Ted Healy, Secretary- Anthony O' Loughlin, Treasurer- Michael
Landers, Captain- Adrian Landers, Vice- Brendan McCaughey,
Lady Captain- Phil Mangan, Vice- Helen Landers, Juvenile
Officer- Colin Sheehan, Assistant- Stephen Sheehan, PRO- James
Howes, Committee- Sally Wallace, Johan Brosnan, Teresa
McCarthy, Joy Bryan. Course Committee- Paudie O' Sullivan and
Gary O' Sullivan.The past few weeks have seen the start of our
turkey competitions which are always very popular. The results of
the first two turkey competitions are as follows Week one: 1st Nett
- Thomas Bulman,James Howes; 1st Gross - Anthony O'
Loughlin,Michael Landers;2nd Nett - John McCarthy,Carol
Mulally Week two: 1st Nett - Gary O' Sullivan,Billy Kenefick; 1st
Gross - Michael Ryall,Gary O' Sullivan; 2nd Nett -James Howes,
Sheila O' Sullivan The Daisy Swayne Memorial competition will
be played for over the following dates in October: Times of play
are as follows: Wednesday 27th at 2:30, Friday 29th at 2:30,
Saturday 30th at 2:30, Sunday 31st at 10:30 and at the earlier time
of 2pm Hope to see a big turnout. Ladies Morning continues every
Wednesday at 10:30
EAST CORK GAA
RESULTS: Ml. O'Connor Motor Factors Junior B Football
Championship: Carrigtwohill 6-8, Glanmire 0-4; League Finals
2010: Youghal 2-6, Carraig na bhFear 1-6;
FIXTURES: Thurs 28th Oct Jones Engineering U21 A Hurling
Championship: Midleton v Sarsfields , at Ballynoe, 8:00 PM;
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
Youghal Junior B Team who won the East Cork League on Sunday. They beat
Carrig na bhFear by 2-6 to 1-6.
YOUGHAL LAWN TENNIS CLUB
Brian Wade sponsored tournament Please pencil in Thursday
25th November for our annual Christmas adult doubles tourna-
ment kindly sponsored by local barber Brian Wade. Brian is a val-
ued member of our club. Proceeds from this tournament will go
to Youghal St. Vincent de Paul. We look forward to a good
response for this deserving charity. Refreshments will be provid-
ed in the club house. If you wish to take part please give your
name to John Hunt 087 7672136, Anne Curran 086 1083485, Paul
MacGabhainn 087 7841265 or Linda Donoghue 087 6754337 or
any committee member.
Christmas Night out Our annual Christmas night out will take
place on Friday 3rd December. The venue is to be decided; we
will be shopping around for good value. Places are limited to
approximately 25. This is open to all members and we look for-
ward to seeing you there. Please give your name to Caroline 086
1722047, Frank 086 8406848 or Linda 087 6754337 if you would
like to attend.
Half price membership for new members
Youghal tennis club are currently running a special offer for new
members. Join now and not only will you avail of a 50% saving
on membership fees but you also qualify for three coaching les-
sons absolutely free. Coaching sessions will take place between
21st October and 11th November. Membership rates are as fol-
lows: family membership was €200 now only €100; adult; mem-
bership was €150 now only €75; student membership was €60
now only €30; junior membership was €50 now only €25; country
membership was €75 now only €37.50
The membership year runs from May 1st 2010 to April 30th 2011.
To avail of this fantastic offer or for more information contact
Frank 086 8406848.
Birthday Party at the Decies I have been informed that Aine
Curran will be holding her 30th birthday party at the Decies bar,
Clashmore. Enjoy the celebrations. I'm sure there will be plenty
craic on the night.
Welcome Back Anna It's great to see Anna Beresford back on
court after her recent absence.
Junior Tennis The juniors have resumed play and are well organ-
ised with regular competition every Saturday morning. Thanks to
our junior committee and Caroline and Linda for their work.
Coaching with Martin Cusack takes place every Sunday morning.
Thursday Night Club Night A mixed doubles adult club night
takes place every Thursday at 7.30pm. All levels are welcome,
members and non members.
Contact Details For more information on Youghal tennis club
contact Linda 087-6754337, Caroline 086-1722047, John (087)
7672136 or Anne (086)1083485.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

YOUGHAL CYCLING CLUB

THE SUNDAY SPIN - Sunday 24th October
Normal service resumed last Sunday morning with the steady winter
training now underway. A group of 10 gathered as always at Moby
Dicks for 9.00am and departed up the Tallow Road to try and get
warmed up on the fresh morning. Climb complete, we dropped down
into Tallow before climbing back out of it again towards Lismore.
Cruising on the good road through Lismore, we then rode onto
Cappoquin for the Coffee stop and weekly banter session. Re-fuelled
and warmed up, we rolled through Dromina Drive, Villierstown and
Aglish before flying through Clashmore and back onto the main road
for home. We arrived back in Youghal for 12.15pm and the usual
sprint up the bye-pass. 65km completed on the very enjoyable sunny
day.
The second group of 11 also gathered at Moby Dicks for 10.00am to
take on a club favorite route down to Garryvoe. Departing down the
bog road for Ballymacoda, they rode from there over the climbs to
Garryvoe and then onto Ladysbridge for the coffee. Warmed up, they
rode on to Castlemartyr and Killeagh before arriving back in Youghal
for 12.30 with a comfortable 40km completed again on such a good
day.
KEITH PHELAN FUNDRAISING CYCLE On Sunday the 17th,
Youghal C.C. participated in a fundraising cycle in aid of local lad,
Keith Phelan. The Phelan family, from Raheen Park, Youghal, have
launched a campaign to raise funds to send their 11 year old son,
Keith, who suffers from Cerebral Palsy, for an operation in Germany,
in the hope that it will improve their son's quality of life.
A healthy peleton of 58 gathered at Moby Dicks on a fine morning to
participate in the fundraising cycle. We departed at 10.00am and
headed out the main road to Killeagh at a very relaxing pace that suit-
ed all based on the volume of conversations that were taking place.
From Killeagh we rode on to Castlemartyr where we stopped at The
Village Greengrocer's for a fantastic spread of refreshments kindly
sponsored by The Village Greengrocer. Suitably refueled, the peleton
re-grouped and returned to Youghal again via Killeagh at an equally
comfortable pace to the outward journey. We arrived back in Youghal
for 12.30pm with an enjoyable 35km completed for a very worthy
cause. Thanks to all the club members and friends who participated
in the event with the good attendance on the day resulting in a sub-
stantial sum of money being raised for Keith's campaign. From all at
the Club Keith, we wish you the best of luck with the rest of your
fundraising campaign and more importantly in your future operation
which we hope will be of a great success.
A special thanks to all that helped out on the day and in particular to
The Village Greengrocer, Castlemartyr, who on the day kindly pro-
vided their facilities and sponsored all the delicious refreshments for
all those who participated in the cycle. Thank you from all at the Club
for your continued support throughout the many events that the club
has participated in this year.
Club AGM Our Club AGM will take place on Wednesday the 3rd of
November next at the Holy Family Church, Youghal at 8.00pm. All
club members are asked to attend with membership fees as same
needs to be submitted to Cycling Ireland that week. New members
are also welcome to attend. Any orders for additional club kit must
be in and paid for on the night .
Club Website Information about the club, cycling in the area and
cycling in general, can be viewed at our club website. It has to be
seen by all at www.youghalcyclingclub.com.
Weekend Spins. As you are all well aware by now, there is a week-
ly spin every Sunday morning at 9.00 am sharp leaving from Moby
Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate. This spin which runs on various routes
every week usually takes between 2 to 3 hours ( weather permitting
) and covers on average between 40 to 50km. The pace is comfort-
able and we usually stop half way around for a coffee or tea. A sec-
ond group also goes on a weekly spin every Sunday morning at
10.00am sharp leaving from Moby Dicks Pub by the Clock Gate.
This spin which runs on various routes every week usually takes
around 3 hours to complete and covers on average between 30 to
40km. The pace is again very comfortable. This is an ideal group for
anyone interested in taking up the sport.New members or visitors to
the area are always welcome. If you have any questions about the
club or attending one of our weekend spins, please contact our Club
Secretary Jonathan at 086-8563292 for details. See you all Sunday
Morning !!. Until next week, safe cycling
Colm Keane
will be signing copies of his
new book
The Distant Shore
at Cree’s Card Shop
On Saturday November
6th at 2p.m.
All are Welcome
YOUGHAL RUGBY CLUB
Youghal get a vital losing Bonus PointYoughal travelled to
Galbally this week and again they were very slow to get into the
game.Think this is something we need to work on as its not the
first time Youghal.Before Youghal realised they were in a game
they were 10 nil down 20mins into the game.Youghal were very
slow off the mark.On the half hour mark Youghal were 15 nil
down,all due to some bad ball handling and basic errors.Defence
wise Youghal were not after kicking into gear at all.With some
strong talking to each other Youghal woke up and got a good of
play together.It payed off as Youghal got a penalty and made it 15-
3.With some great rucking and mauling from both sides the game
really got into swing.On the 35 min Youghal had a player sent to
the Sin Bin all from great pressure in rucking and mauling etc.Half
time score was 15-3.The second half started really well for
Youghal which put the home team under great pressure,and it all
payed off with a great try from None other than Gary
Mcardle.(first try in years). The game was in full swing and there
was great phases of play from both teams and the defence from
both teams was now on a major high. Galbally got a penalty after
some great play to make it 18-8 with only five mins left.Youghal
put on the pressure andit payed off with a penalty to Youghal with
was kicked over by Kieth Mccarthy to make it 18-11.Which means
youghal got that losing Bonus point away from home.Well done to
all the team and coaches and some of the travelling fans.Training
same times and nights see you all there.
Youghal under 10s do well in Blitz at Cork con
Cork Con (whites) 1 Youghal 6. Tries from;Liam Moylan,
Thomas Ahern, Coran O’Halloran, Ben Donovan and Kelvin
Yellop. Cork Con (Blues) 2 Youghal 5 Tries from; Padraig
Quilligan, Ben Donovan(2), Liam Moylan (2) Kanturk 1 Youghal
11. Tries from; Padraig Quilligan(3), Kelvin Yellop(2), Thomas
Ahern, Coran O’Halloran, Tiernan McCarthy, Ben Donovan,
Harry Yellop and Peter O’Brien. Well done to all the Youghal
Players that took part in a great day For Players and Youghal
Rugby Club.Team players were as follows; C.O’Halloran,
P.O’Brien, L.Baker, B.Donovan, T.Ahern, H.Yellop, L.Moylan,
C.Hunt, S. Kelly, S.Flavin, P.Quilligan, T.McCarthy and
K.Yellop.Team Coaches were ; Colm Quilligan and Aidan Finn.
Tir Na nÓg Halloween Party
 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

Killeagh Camogie Winners

of Senior B. County Title

Ger Smiddy and his Daughters Marie & A Proud Sheila Spillane holds the cup
Sandra. with Trich Tracey

The 3 Wise Men. Kevin O Connor - Past & Present Captains Trich Tracey
Manager, Tadgh Landers, JP Murphy & Claire Keohane.

Mary O Connor & Kevin with their family

A Marie Walsh, Mary O Connor , Stephanie Helen Kennedy Proudly Fills the
Beausang Cup.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

- IN MEMORIAM - - IN MEMORIAM -

In Loving Memory
3rd Anniversary
10TH ANNIVERSARY
Monica Howlin
Remembering my mother whose anniversary
Mary Nevin occurs at this time
Mill Road, Youghal
Who died on 27th October 2000
RIP Never more than a thought away

Nuala & Joe, Grandchildren &

Greatgrandchildren

4th Anniversary
Catherine Hennessy
Your life was one of thoughtful deeds, Nee Byrne
A helping hand to others needs.
Late of 20 Knockaverry, Youghal
Sincere and true in heart and mind, Who died on the 29th October 2006
Wonderful memories you left behind.
All who think of Catherine today,
A little prayer to Jesus say.
Forever remembered by your nieces
and nephews and many friends Always remembered by Annie, Ger and
family & Uncle John

-In Memoriam-
3rd Anniversary Noonan
In Loving Memory of Youghal & New Jersey
James Fitzgerald
Late of Upper Piltown, Kinsalebeg, Co. Waterford In Loving Memory of Monsignor D.P. Noonan
who died 23rd October 1991
As each day dawns, we think of you,
Also his brother Liam,
As each night falls, we pray for you.
Who died 17th November 2004
And throughout our lives no matter where,
In our hearts you are always there. On their souls, sweet Jesus have Mercy
Masses Offered
Will those who think of them today,
Always remembered by your wife Mary, son A little prayer to Jesus say.
Paul, daughter Elaine, daughter-in-law
Siobhan, Eddie, brother Richie, grandchildren Always in our prayers Seán, Mary, Catherine
Niamh, Conor, Eden & Tiarnan James xxxx and families
 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

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- IN MEMORIAM -
1st Anniversary
In loving Memory of
NOEL KENNEDY
Who died 4th November 2009.
Late of 54 Raheen Park, Youghal.
God looked around his garden and saw an empty space,
He looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face,
He put his arms around you and lifted you to rest,
God's garden must be beautiful, he always takes the best.
God knew you were in pain and a cure was not to be,
So he closed your weary eyelids and whispered come to me.
With tearful eyes we watched you and saw you slip away,
Although we loved you dearly we knew you could not stay.
It broke out hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone,
For part of us went with you the day God called you home.
Sadly missed by your wife Joan, Daughters, Sons,
Daughters-in-law, Sons-in-law and Grandchildren.
1st Anniversary Mass in The Holy Family Church on
Wednesday 3rd November 2010 At 7.30pm
3rd Anniversary
MARGARET RUSSELL
11 Raheen Park, Youghal
Who died on 29th October
At twilight when the day is done, and sunset flames the sky,
we think of you dear Margaret, and the happy days gone by.
Thoughts of you come drifting back, within our dreams to stay,
To know that you are resting, when the twilight ends the day.
Forever in our hearts
always in our prayers
Loved and remembered every day Sheila, Charles,
Siobhán, Celia, Donal, Coran and families.
Anniversary mass on Saturday 6th November at Holy
Family Church, Youghal at 7.30 pm
3rd Anniversary
In loving Memory of
NOEL HEHIR
Who died on October 23rd 2007.
Another year has come and gone,
But memories of you Dad
Still live on
Will those who think of Noel today
A little prayer to Jesus say.
Always remembered by your family
Noelle, Martin & Joe. Ger, Caroline and Eavan.
Grandchildren Gary, Ian, Ciara, Holly and
Ciaran
- IN MEMORIAM -
13th Anniversary
In loving Memory of
TOMÁS GOGGIN
Late of Upper Strand, Youghal
Whose anniversary occurs at this time
Will those who think of him today,
A little prayer to Jesus say.
Always in our thoughts and prayers, remembered
by his sons and daughters Mary, Margaret, Noreen,
John, Siobhan, Tomas and Michael, sons-in-law,
daughters-in-law and grandchildren
Acknowledgement &
1st Anniversary
ELLA MCLAUGHLIN
Killea, Lackaroe, Youghal
Who died on 7th of November , 2009
The family of Ella wish to thank most sincerely all those who sym-
pathised with us, those who came to the house, attended removal
mass and funeral, those who sent mass cards, enrolments and let-
ters of sympathy. A special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff
of the Bon Secours Hospital, the Waterford Cancer Homecare
Nurses and the Public Health Nurses, Dr. Declan Matthews, Fr.
Arthur, Canon Brown, Egans Undertakers and the organist. Our
relatives, neighbours and friends for their help and support. As it
would be impossible to thank everyone individually we hope that
this acknowledgement will be accepted as a token of our appreci-
ation.
1st Anniversary
ELLA MCLAUGHLIN
Killea, Lackaroe, Youghal
Who died on 7th of November , 2009
Quietly today your memory is kept,
No need for words, we will never forget.
Each of us dear Ella in our own special way,
Have wonderful memories of you today.
Lovingly remembered by
Leonie, Karl, Alan and Gemma
 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

The Irish League of Credit Union

Foundation (ILCUF) Now Supporting
Over 700 Credit Unions with 400,000
Members in the Developing World
Ghana, Albania, Ethiopia, the Gambia, Russia & Sierra Leone
benefiting from Irish Credit Union Movement Support
(14th October 2010) The Irish League of Credit Unions
‘Foundation’ (ILCUF) has today announced that it is now provid-
ing financial support and skills training to 700 credit unions with
400,000 members in the less developed countries of Ghana,
Albania, Ethiopia, the Gambia, Russia and Sierra Leone. Youth Savings Club in Takoradi, Ghana.
The aim of the ILCUF, which was established by the Irish League
of Credit Unions in 1980, is to encourage socio-economic devel- the Irish Movement has played such a large role in helping indi-
opment and alleviate poverty in the world’s poorest countries by viduals, families and communities help themselves, through the
providing both financial and technical assistance to partners in credit union business model.”
Africa and Eastern Europe. Pat added: “The Foundation’s partners have emphasized on
While the financial assistance provided by the ILCUF is crucial, numerous occasions the importance of such assistance from
the technical assistance provided by the Foundation allows for the ILCUF and the Irish Movement with its vast experience and
development of sustainable skills such as financial and computer expertise; this has been hugely beneficial to their fledgling move-
literacy skills; leadership, management and capacity building ments in Africa and Eastern Europe.”
skills. The education and empowerment of individuals, families
and communities, as a result of this training and support, allows
Youghal Credit Union Celebrates
for greater economic and employment opportunities in areas International Credit Union Day
where poverty levels are staggering.
The ILCUF provides this technical assistance by hosting a number
of study trips to Ireland each year for delegations from its partner
countries. The ILCUF has also employed technical assistants from
Ireland who have a significant amount of credit union experience
to travel to partner countries to monitor the projects as well as to
provide training and support.
Mr. Pat Fay, Chairman of the ILCUF said: “Most people in the
developing world have no access to savings and credit facilities,
which can help lift them out of poverty, increase their incomes,
build their assets and improve their lives. We are very proud that

Youghal Credit Union Staff pictured with Manager Barry Treacy

Barry Treacy, Manager of Youghal Credit Union Ghana Coaching Programme

2010.
Mary O'Neill Pat and Margaret Carey

Barry Treacy, Manager of Youghal Credit Union Ghana Coaching Programme Tina Murphy, Adrian Sellars, Julie Ni Chomhrai Chairman of P&D Committee,
2010. Christine Griffin and Peggy Lawton Director.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

GORTROE PLOUGHING

Michael Keniry and David Gleeson Edmond Walsh and Mike Flavin

Ploughman Diarmaid Connon and family

Michael Linehan from Carrigtwohill Maurice Walsh, Dungarvan

James O'Sullivan and Michael Walsh Thomas Houlihan, Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Ploughing association
Denis Hennessy, Midleton from Bandon

Liam Ryan and Tony Kenneally from

Ger Hackett from Clonmel Youghal

Sinead and Michael Hayes from

Kanturk Cian Keohane from Ballinhassig

Robert John Barry from Knockraha Mary O'Donoghue from Youghal

 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

DANELLE LADIES CLOYNE DIOCESE

FASHION STORE OPENS
Elizabeth Morrissey of The Coffee Pot
presents Lil Danne with a cake to mark Mary O'Regan, Eileen Hunt and Pat
the first day her the new store.
Lorraine McCarthy and Noreen Healy
PILGRIMAGE TO ISRAEL
by Margaret Arundle
On 15th September 2010, Cloyne diocese, headed by Fr. Patrick
Winkle and Fr. John McCarthy of Cobh set off for a 9 day pilgrim-
age to the Holy Land.
The group of 53 people from Youghal and other towns in Co. Cork
flew direct from Cork to Tel Aviv Airport arriving 5 and half hours
later and then onto our hotel for 4.30pm a nice time to settle in and
find our bearings. We met our guide Arlette, a Palestinian
Christian, who was excellent, proving to be a mind of information
and very organised getting us everywhere in time so we didn't miss
anything.
Murphy The very next morning we set off on our 9 day programme. The
weather was gorgeous a 'balmy' 37 degrees and 43 degrees the day
we were at the Dead Sea. Some of our group were brave enough
to go for a dip. Its not easy to swim there but even non-swimmers
can float because of the high level of salt in the water. We also saw
one of the Dead Sea Scrolls where a Bedouin goat-herd found
them in 1948.
We visited Bethlehem where Christ was born, having to pass
through a check-point in the huge wall surrounding the Palestinian
town. Definitely poorer than their neighbours but the people were
very friendly and great fun.
We stayed 5 days around Jerusalem and then on to Tiberias on the
banks of the Sea of Galilee for another 4 days. Going to Nazareth
and the River Jordan, where you can be baptised.
I would very much recommend the Holy Land, it brings Scriptures
Valerie Slattery and Lil Danne into the present, the life and trials of Jesus, John the Baptist, the
Apostles and others involved in those times. So don't be thinking
about it, just go and have a very memorable trip as we all did.

Kathleen Bulman, Brenda Walsh, Ann Murphy and Lil Danne

FRIENDS OF ST. RAPHAELS

Friends of St. Raphaels have recently made a presentation of 2
Etude Duo electric profiling beds to St. Raphaels centre

John Roche Chairman of the Friends of St. Raphaels, Abdl Ali Occupational
Therapist, Sheile Burke S.N., Frances Ahern Secretary of Friends of St. Raphaels,
Teresa Collins Committee and Teresa Forrest Lady of Lourdes Unit St. Raphaels. Members of the Cloyne Diocese pictured on their recent trip to Israel
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

YOUGHAL CAMOGIE CLUB YOUGHAL BLACKWATER

FUNDRAISING QUIZ CLASSIFICATION CHANGES – STANTON
Cork East Fine Gael TD, David Stanton has asked a parliamentary
question in the Dail about Government proposals for the
Blackwater Estuary. The Minister for the Environment proposes to
redesignate part of the Blackwater Estuary near Youghal as a
Special Protection Area.
“I have been contacted by a number of people in the Youghal area
who have concerns that the Government’s plans might mean
restrictions on water-based activities in the estuary. This section
of the Blackwater is regularly used for power-boating, sailing,
waterskiing and fishing by locals and tourists alike and a number
of local businesses are dependent on this use.
“The Minister advised me in response to the parliamentary ques-
tion that the reclassification of Special Protection Areas comes as
a result of a decision by the European Court of Justice in
December 2007. This judgement found that Ireland’s classifica-
Youghal Camogie Club committee members Deborah Foley Treasurer, Kelly
McCarthy Chairperson and Kelma McCarthy Secretary
tion of some of its Special Protection Areas was inadequate.
“The Government’s proposal to update the designation of the
Blackwater Estuary was advertised on 4th August 2010. It is part
of the Department of Environment’s programme of classification
of Special Protection Areas under the EU Birds Directive. Any
landowner or land user who is unhappy with the Government’s
plan can submit an appeal to the Department of Environment.
This must be done before the deadline of 3rd November 2010.
The Minister has also said that his Department does not have con-
cerns about current levels of recreational activities of this site and
I hope that this is correct. I understand that there have been some
Ashleigh Corcoran, Siobhan Downing issues regarding boat usage in Special Protection Areas in the past.
Sean and Eileen Ring and John Sheehan I would not like to see any such restrictions on recreational use of
the Blackwater which is such an important amenity for the
Youghal area.

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Three Men and a Little Lady Jenny and Theresa Hanna

The Inbetweeners The 4 F Offs

 Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

- IN MEMORIAM - - IN MEMORIAM -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY 1st Anniversary
Late Thomas O’Connell In loving memory of
THOMAS O’ CONNELL
On this the 1st anniversary of Thomas’ death, Maggie and family wish to
extend our deepest gratitude to all those who sympathised with us on our
recent bereavement. Sincere thanks to all those who travelled long dis- We sat beside your bedside, our hearts were crushed and sore,
tances, attended the removal and funeral, sent floral tributes, mass cards,
letters of sympathy and who called personally. We would especially like We did our duty to the end, ‘til we could do no more.
to thank Dr. Aoife Moloney and the kind staff of Youghal Community
Hospital, all his great friends and neighbours for their help and support
during his illness. Colin and Billy from Egans, the sarcristan, grave dig- In tears we watched you sinking, we watched you fade away,
gers, alter services and Breeda and Don for providing such beautiful And though our hearts were breaking, we knew you could not stay
music during the mass. A special thanks to Canon Tom Browne for his
friendship and support to Thomas during his illness.
As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually we trust that You left behind some aching hearts, that loved you most sincere;
this acknowledgement expresses our sincere and heartfelt thanks to one We never shall and never will, forget you father dear.
and all.
The Holy Sacrifice of the mass will be offered for your intentions.
First Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in his home on Thursday 4th Sadly missed by daughter Marion and
November 2010 at 7.30pm.
son-in-law Colin
May He Rest In Peace

1st Anniversary 1st Anniversary

In loving memory of In loving memory of
THOMAS O’ CONNELL THOMAS O’ CONNELL
May you always walk in sunshine,
They say there is a reason, they say that time will heal,
And Gods love around you flow,
For the happiness you gave us, But neither time nor reason, will change the way I feel.
No-one will ever know. For no one knows the heartache, that lies behind my smiles.
It broke our hearts to lose you, No one knows how many times, I have broken down and cried.
But you did not go alone, I want to tell you something, so there won’t be any doubt,
For a part of us went with you,
You’re so wonderful to think of, but so hard to be without.
The day God called you home

Always remembered and loved by Tommy,

Deirdre, Paul, Andrea and Melissa Your heartbroken wife Maggie.

1st Anniversary 1st Anniversary

In loving memory of In loving memory of
THOMAS O’ CONNELL THOMAS O’ CONNELL
I have lost,
Heaven has gained, You gave us years of happiness,
The most wonderful Dad,
This world contained. Then sorrow came with tears,
There is just one thing,
You left us lovely memories,
Makes me glad,
God choose you to be my Dad. We will treasure through the years.

Always remembered by your loving son

Forever remembered and loved, your grand-
Kieran, daughter-in-law Mary &
grand-daughters Sarah & Lorna children Gavin, Cliona and Shauna
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

FOROIGE COMPLETES THIRD

YOUGHAL BEACH SWEEP
By Christy Parker
Youghal Foroige Youth Centre, including youth café, Nagle House
Youth Club and Garda Diversion Project, undertook their third
beach clean of the year last Saturday (October 23rd). Sixteen mem-
bers filled a similar amount of bags with the detritus from Green
Hole and the Mall beaches across two hours from 10.30 a.m. Cork
County Council provided the bags and picking equipment and
transported the rubbish to the Youghal landfill. The centre has pre-
viously cleared rubbish from the Front Strand and Claycastle-
Redbarn.
Previous excursions have produced a plethora of beer cans, bottles,
butter boxes and -at the Rifle Range- discarded tents and sleeping
bags! This time plastic straw and plastic drink container tops which
usually accommodate them were much in evidence, as were one
shopping trolley -looking like it left Pasley's in 1978- and other
segments of rusted metal. There were also a large number of white
syringes collected, thankfully without needles and possibly used
for insulin injections or for veterinary purposes. It is to be hoped
so anyway.

Pictured at the Beach Clean Clean on Saturday last are Emer Power, Aoife and Ber
McCarthy, Catherine and Heather Curley, Scott O’Sullivan, Rian McSweeney,
Doug Semple, Helen Murray, Lisa Bulman, Una Furey, Catherine Ryan and Anna
Hickey.

YOUGHAL CREDIT UNION ATHLETE

OF THE MONTH WINNERS

August winner Diarmaid Clancy receiv- September winner Lauren Murphy

ing his prize from Sinead Donoghue receiving her prize from Sinead
Donoghue
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Lotto Winner Lotto numbers were 15, 16, 26, 29 (No Winner),
Next Jackpot will be €18,670. €200 shared by Angela O'Connor,
Noel Kenneally, Fergal Cullinane. Sellers prize Paul Sanders.
Tickets can be purchased in Club Arás or many shops & pubs
throughout the town. If you're not in you can't win!!!! Thank you
for your continued support.
Eochaill Results
7th Under 16FChlge Eochaill v Dungarvan; 9th JBFC Eochaill v
Cloyne (Win for Cloyne); 9th U15HC Eochaill v Bride Rovers -
9th U10HChlge Eochaill v Kiltha Og ; 10th U16HL Eochaill v
Russell Rovers (Win for Russell Rovers); 11th U15HC 7-11 v
Bride Rovers 3-3; 16th Under 16 FC County ¼ Final Eochaill v
Bishopstown (Win for Bishopstown); 17th October - U15HC ¼
final Eochaill v Russell Rovers (Win for Youghal)
Cork County G.A.A. Draw - Tickets now available for this.
Féile Peil na nÓg, Corcaigh 2011 Mar is eol daoibh go léir, beidh
Féile Peil na nÓg i gCorcaigh an bhliain seo chugainn 2011. Bhí
cruinniú de Choiste Fhéile Chorcaí ann aréir agus beidh eolas ag
dul amach chuig na Clubanna go luath. Beidh an Fhéile ar siúl ar
an 1,2,3ú d'Iúil 2011. Foirne Buachaillí --- 6 Roinn x 8 Club = (48
Club Chorcaí + 48 Club/Cuairteoirí) = 96 Club. Cailíní --- 4
Roinn x 8 Club = (32 Club Chorcaí + 32 Club/Cuairteoirí) = 64
Club. Mar sin, beidh (96 + 64) = 160 Club x (24 Imreoir + 3
Roghnóir) = 4,320 a bheidh ag glacadh páirte go hoifigiúil,
gan smaoineamh ar Réiteoirí, Maoir/Cúil/Taobhlíne/Clár
Scór/Páirce,etc. Ciallaíonn é seo, go mbeidh a lán réamh-
ullmhúcháin le déanamh agus a lán cabhair ag teastáil. Bígí
ullamh,le bhur dtoil.
Training for the Under 5 and 6's are at 11.30 every Saturday, Under
7's is at 10.30 a.m. Under 8/9's is every Saturday at 9.30 a.m.
Training for the Under 10's Training takes place every Tuesday &
Thursday, 7:00pm - 8:15pm & Saturday between 12:45pm - 2 pm.
Gaelic4Girls - CLG Eochaill - September 11th for 8 Weeks
Gaelic4Girls Fund Raising Night - 5th November 2010.
The Gaelic4Girls program running in Youghal GAA Club since
September 11th has been a great success with over 85 girls from
the ages of 8 up 13yrs taking part under the watchful eye of 10
coaches. This has surpassed our initial estimates and we all well on
our way to establishing a number of underage teams in 2011. The
feedback from the girls has been extremely positive and there has
been a significant improvement in their grasp of the basic skills
over the past 6 weeks.
The finale of the Program is the participation in a National Blitz
Day scheduled by the Ladies Football Association where all clubs
come together to participate in fun, non competitive mini games. A
fun quiz night has been organised for Friday 5th November @ 8pm
in Club Arás to raise funds towards the travel costs of attending the
National Blitz Day (the venue of which is not decided yet).
The cost of entering the quiz is €40 per team of 4, which also cov-
ers the following:
* Entry into quiz (Prizes for 1st & 2nd) - format consists of gener-
al knowledge, rounds based on TV game shows, fun betting round
where strategy is key and negative marking can drop you quickly
down leader board or if your gamble comes off you could leap frog
to the top & finishing off with a penalty shoot out between top 2
teams to decide winner
Entry for all participants in draw for significant prizes, 1 strip of
cloak room tickets for spot prize draw (more can be bought on
night), Snacks & finger food, Disco with DJ Barry to finish the
night away. It is hoped that most parents and supporters of CLG
Eochaill can attend on the night to support this venture and also
have the opportunity to enjoy a good night out..
Helmets & Hurley's - If you have any spare hurley's or helmets
that you are not using. The Club would be delighted to receive
same and these can be used for training sessions and for new chil-
dren starting out.
Halloween Party Eochaill Óg - This will take place from 3pm to
5pm on the 30th of October next. If there is anyone interested in
helping out please contact Jillian Corcoran on 086-8557119.
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010
Dinner Dance - The Annual G.A.A. Dinner Dance will be held on
the 20th of November next at Club Arás. Tickets are on sale in the
Club and are selling fast. Tickets are priced at €40 each.
Oíche an Uachtaráin, Club Áras - Satharn 22ú Eanair 2011
(22/1/11). The new date for the Presidents Night - Christy Cooney
is the 22nd of January 2011. Please put a note in your diary. We
look forward to seeing you there.
Youghal G.A.A. Calendar - We are currently production a G.A.A.
Calendar and this will be on sale in November.
45 Results Tuesday 12th October - 45 Every Tuesday @ 8pm
1st:Angeline/Gene, 2nd/3rd Divide:Mick/Sheelagh agus Jo/Teresa.
Best/Last 5: John/Mossie. Last Game: Eileen/Bernie
Youghal Camogie Club
U 16 County Semi Final Youghal V Dungorney. 0-03 1.03
The Girls played under lights in Carrigtwohill last 12th it was not
meant to be for the girls who battled hard throughout the 60 min-
utes.
The backs played their hearts out from the whistle and kept the
Dungorney forwards from scoring more than they did.
The consistency of Michaela Dalton proved why she was named
captain for the year, she was solid as a rock in full back and helped
new goal keeper Janice Daly out immensely.
Janice must be mentioned as she stepped up to the plate earlier in
the year and went into goal and she showed great courage in
pulling off some fine saves throughout the game.
Some great ball from the half back line was given to the half for-
wards but the girls did not take their chances when given to them
and at half time we were down by 2 points.
The girls knew themselves that they were not playing to their full
potential and had to make a big impression in the second half.
Frees were awarded to Youghal in the second half but we were
unsuccessful in putting them over the bar and when it came to
Dungorney taking their chances they ran with them scoring some
lovely points from play.
Full forward Sally Ann Quill was unlucky not to get a goal to level
the game, it was with 10 minutes to go and the momentum for
Youghal dropped.
Team: Janice Daly Aoife Siochru, Michaela Dalton ©, Norah
Sheehan, Jayne Walsh, Alannah Finn, Ameerah Goggin, Leah
Broderick, Niamh Quill, Shannon Watson, Shannen Bulman
Joyce, Emily Roche, Ellie Budds, Sally Ann Quill, Ashley
O’Brien. Subs used Aoife McCarthy for Ashley O’Brien (Half
time). Player of the match was Michaela Dalton
Well done to our neighbours on becoming Senior B Champions,
best of luck next year girls well deserved.
Last Friday was a great success with the Clubs annual table quiz
bringing in even more teams than last year, thank you to the spon-
sors and the quiz participants, your help means a lot to the Club.
And finally, it was all fun last Saturday in Castlelyons as some of
the girls entered a team for a blitz. The blitz was in memory of the
Castlelyons team mate, Ciara O’Brien.
It was a great success and everyone enjoyed the day as the sun
shone and the laughter flowed. Thanks to Castlelyons for their
hospitality and we are already looking forward to next year’s
event.
Members of Youghal Camogie team pictured at Castlelyons blitz
Youghal News.....October 28th 2010

Experience the holiday of a lifetime LADIES GAELIC STAR ANGELA WALSH

ANYONE who wants to jet off to an exotic destination of unique
beauty and rich culture but does not want a long journey should
UNDERGOES GLAM MAKEOVER FOR
consider holidaying to Egypt, with a flying time of 5hrs on the BREAST CANCER IRELAND
direct service from Cork and Dublin.
Egypt, one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations still From Sporty Spice to Posh Spice
draws visitors by the planeload. Ancient monuments, the Red Sea Breast Cancer Ireland has
coast, Nile Cruises and Africa’s largest city, Cairo are among its teamed up with the Ladies Gaelic
many attractions. It is a destination that will stay in my memory Football Association to launch a
forever. 2011 calendar. The calendar
which is now on sale features 12
of Ireland’s top ladies players
including Angela Walsh from
Killeagh who have been given an
über glam makeover at the hands
of a crack style team known as
the ‘glam squad’. The shoot for
the calendar took place at the G
Hotel Galway and features the
girls in action on the pitch as well
as in their glam evening wear.
The ‘glam squad’ consists of top
hair stylist Paul Griffin of Zenith
Hairdressing, photographers
Lola and Majella from Fotissima Pictured is Ladies Gaelic Football star
Photographers, stylist Georgina Angela Walsh from Killeagh.
The people are warm and friendly, the cleanliness of the resorts is Vahey and make-up artist
at the highest level, the water is warm and turquoise, and for those Malvina Barrett. The squad was assembled by Paul Griffin and
that like to snorkel or dive, this is the place for you. Maree McNamara of Masterplan Marketing who are the key driv-
The hotels I viewed were to a very high standard, all with beauti- ing force behind this initiative.Commenting on the launch Helen
fully laid out gardens and several pools on site.Most of the hotels O’Rourke, CEO of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association said
back onto privately maintained beaches and at no time does one that they were delighted to be supporting such a worthy cause.
feel uncomfortable in this interesting and historical country. The calendar retails at €5 and is available to buy online from the
Ladies Gaelic Football Association website www.ladiesgaelic.ie
Sharmel Sheikh
This is a year round destination and is located on the Sinai
Peninsula, which borders the Red Sea and where the flights from
Cork and Dublin will fly into,with a transfer time of approx.
30 minutes. It is famous for its endless sandy beaches, colourful
mountains, rich coral reefs and fantastic hotels. This resort is suit-
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open for 2011.

Cairo
With a population of almost 25 million and only 1hrs flight from
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are the last surviving monument of the Seven Wonders of the
World, and one of the main reasons most people visit Egypt. Along
with the EgyptianMuseum at Cairo, this is a must and can only be
described as like something from an Indiana Jones movie. I loved
Cairo and would have spent longer here but we had to move on
and discover other magnificent attractions that this amazing coun-
try has to offer. You can bet that I will be back!
- Mary Lee Johnston, Lee Travel

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