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BAPTISTS GOING DUTCH IN FREE
CELTIC-PERUVIAN CONCERT
By Christy Parker
The Youghal Baptist community continues to do what a lot of
entertainment agencies in the town fail to achieve, bringing excit-
ing, innovative music to the town. The process continues on
Friday July 10th when the organisation produces Dutch outfit
Trinity at the Mall Arts Centre.
Trinity usually plays a mixture of Celtic ballads aligned with a
definite Peruvian influence. The four-man ensemble includes the
three Smelt brothers, who spent their childhoods in Peru. The
band’s range of pop music marries Celtic and South American
influence to produce a passionate, high-tempo performance. The
band’s second album, released last January took assimilation a
step further by adding African beats and grooves. Residents in the
vicinity of the Mall who are not attending could do worse than
keep some windows open and let a bit of the world enter.
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION
Admission is free but the audience may contribute voluntarily to
Tearfund, a Christian aid agency. Tearfund provides relief against
poverty and disaster across the world’s poorest communities
through grants, consultancy and expertise aid, in partnership with
local organisations.
The innocents horrendously affected by conflict in Afghanistan,
Pakistan, Sudan and Iraq, those orphaned through HIV/AIDS and
the global atrocity of child prostitution, are areas that feature
amongst the agency’s priorities. "Long after the world’s media has
turned its spotlight elsewhere, we battle against the ongoing
poverty and pain," says a Tearfund spokesman. "However, the
growth of Tearfund over the last 30 years reflects not only an emo-
tional response but also a genuine commitment from Christian
supporters," he adds.
Trinity are free at the Mal Arts Centre on Friday July 10th from
8.30. Inquiries: Mervyn Scott on 024-25964/0861732034.See
also, ttp://youth.tearfund.org/
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lighthouse. The sea was calm but visibility was poor for the res-
cue. The yacht was experiencing engine problems and a towline
was established. It was taken in tow at 06:35 arriving at
Ballycotton pier at 07:05 am where it was safely secured.
TYTEX IRELAND OPEN SINGLES
GOLF COMPETITION- PROCEEDS
IN AID OF YOUGHAL COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL AND HOSPICE
Photo: Michael Hussey (YoughalOnline.com)
Pauline Ayres-HR Manager and Michael Sheehan, MD Tytex Ireland presents a
cheque of 1,000 to Anne O’Dwyer, Matron Youghal Community Hospital and
Hospice with fundraisers Brid Doyle, Teresa Foley and Marian Murphy at the pres-
entation ceremony in the Youghal Golf Club on Saturday 27th June.
TYTEX IRELAND LTD. HAS ONCE AGAIN SPONSORED A
GOLF TOURNAMENT IN AID OF THE YOUGHAL COMMU-
NITY HOSPITAL & HOSPICE. THIS EVENT TOOK PLACE
ON THE WEEKEND OF 26TH JUNE.
A PRESENTATION WAS MADE TO REPRESENTATIVES
FROM THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL & HOSPICE BY THE
COMPANY.
THE EMPLOYEES OF TYTEX IRELAND LTD. WISH TO
ACKNOWLEDGE ALL THE HARD WORK OF THOSE
INVOLVED IN PROVIDING SPECIAL CARE AND SUPPORT
TO THE PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND OUR
PRAYERS ARE WITH THE PATIENTS OF THE HOSPITAL &
HOSPICE.
TYTEX IRELAND SPONSORED A CLUB SINGLES COM-
PETION ON THE WEEKEND OF THE 26TH - 28TH OF JUNE
IN AID OF YOUGHAL HOSPITAL AND HOSPICE. AS PART
OF THIS EVENT THERE WAS A SEPARATE 10 HOLES
SCRAMBLE FOR TYTEX EMPLOYEES AND FRIENDS ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED
HAD AN ENJOYABLE DAY.
THE RESULTS OF THE EMPLOYEES COMPETION ARE AS
FOLLOWS - 1ST PLACE JOHN O’REGAN, MOSSIE CAHILL
& DECLAN BARRON, 2ND PLACE TOMMY KENEFICK,
VALERIE MCDERMOTT AND SYD HOWE AND 3RD PLACE
JOHN O’CALLAGHAN, GER KENNEDY AND LOUIS ROSE-
NAU.
WELL DONE TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED AND HOPEFUL-
LY YOU WILL ALL RETURN AGAIN NEXT YEAR.
TYTEX PRESENTED A CHEQUE TO THE COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL AND HOSPICE FOR 1000 AND THE PROCEEDS
OF THE RAFFLE ACCUMALATED TO AN ADDITIONAL
700
THE DAY WAS A GREAT SUCCESS AND WE WOULD LIKE
TO THANK ALL WHO HELPED IN ANY WAY.
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 Local Teacher to Receive
BLACKWATER Award for Outstanding
BLINDS Contribution
A local second-level
Curraghboy, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Tel: 024 92850/93469 Fax: 024-92977 teacher received an
ASTI Achievement
Curtains, Curtain Poles & Accessories Award at a reception
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Hotel, Castlemartyr,
Curtain & Blinds Orders recently. Angela
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past two years.

From Fanisk in
Killeagh, Angela is
an accomplished
TYTEX IRELAND LTD. HAS ONCE AGAIN SPONSORED A athlete, and has won
GOLF TOURNAMENT IN AID OF THE YOUGHAL COMMU- many prestigious
NITY HOSPITAL & HOSPICE. THIS EVENT TOOK PLACE titles including four
ON THE WEEKEND OF 26TH JUNE. GAA All Stars and
A PRESENTATION WAS MADE TO REPRESENTATIVES well as Irish Times
FROM THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL & HOSPICE BY THE Sportswoman of the
COMPANY. Month in 2008.
THE EMPLOYEES OF TYTEX IRELAND LTD. WISH TO
ACKNOWLEDGE ALL THE HARD WORK OF THOSE Last year she led the Cork Ladies Gaelic Football team to All
INVOLVED IN PROVIDING SPECIAL CARE AND SUPPORT Ireland Victory.
TO THE PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND OUR The ASTI Awards honour second-level teachers who not only play
PRAYERS ARE WITH THE PATIENTS OF THE HOSPITAL & an important role in their schools and communities as teachers,
HOSPICE. but whose talent and determination has enabled them to excel in
areas such as sport, charitable work, literature, music and politics.

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Previous award recipients include Sean Kelly, MEP and former
GAA President, Marian Harkin MEP, and Eddie O Sullivan, for-
mer Ireland Rugby Coach.
td
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Hearing Enhancer for Aural Rehabilitation
OUR LADY'S CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL CRUMLIN, DUBLIN
Monthly George Bulman a member of the Youghal Athletic Club will be
running in this year’s NYC Marathon in aid of Our lady’s

Hearing Aid Children’s Hospital Crumlin Dublin.

He is aiming to raise a minimum of 3,500 for this worthy chari-
ty

Clinic The money raised will be used to:

• Help build family rooms
• Research into childhood cancer
• Intensive care, Cardiac and Dental equipment
Dr Mathew s Surgery • Parents accommodation
• Expansion of the A&E unit
1 Emmet Place, Youghal Our Lady’s Hospital had 105,000 child attendances at the hospital
Tel (024) 93552 last year. There have been a number of children from the Youghal
area and surrounds who have and are still using the facilities at
Thursday July 23rd OLH, therefore this charity touches many local life’s.
A number of fundraising events are taking place over the next few
months:
Hearing Test, Consultation and Advice is FREE Bag Packing in the L&N on Saturday the 27th June from 9am to
Latest digital technology available 6pm
Bag packing in Tesco on Saturday 29th August from 9am to 6pm.
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Also service, repairs, batteries, earmoulds, one who wishes to donate, Sort Code 990737 Account
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Anyone who can spare one hour for the bag packing days would
APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY be more than welcome
 Imokilly Motor Club Grass Surface Autocross Review Pictures: Ger Leahy

On Saturday and Sunday last June 13th &14th, all roads led to
Ballymacoda for our second event of the year - a grass surface autocross.
As round 7 and 8 of the National Autocross Championship, a real quali-
ty entry was envisaged across all the classes and so we were not disap-
pointed as a very respectable 23 competitors took to the start line on the
Saturday and 26 on Sunday.
Glorious sunshine greeted the crews on their arrival to the field on
Saturday and after scrutineering had been completed each competitor got
a practice run followed by 3 time runs. Fastest out of the blocks on the
first time run was Christopher Culleton who stopped the clocks on a time
of 01:27:36 followed closely by Mikey O’Connor on 01:30:55 both in
specials. In the saloon category, Ger Brennan pulled out all the stops in
his very nimble ford fiesta to claim the fastest saloon award on day one
with a time of 01:35:69. Of the IMC competitors, Wesley Daly set the
bench mark for the rest clocking up a very respectable time of 01:43:84 Chris Culliton Sundays winner in his Special at the IMC Autocross, Ballymacoda
on time run one followed by Emmet Cronin on 01:49:87 and Bobby saloon award. Christopher Culleton and Mikey O’Connor matched each
Benskin on 01:50:83. Richard O’Brien on 02:00:95 all in mark two other stride for stride both finishing on a identical time of 01:28:24 which
escorts followed next by John Dolphin in his special 02:20:93. would set up a really exciting finish to the event. Over the course of time
The second timed run saw Chris Culleton once again having the upper run two and three, the spectators were highly entertained from some real-
hand as he punched in a time of 01:28:30 and Mikey O’Connor a frac- ly good racing right down through the classes but the best was yet to
tion of a second off on 01:29:60. On the home front, John Dolphin real- come. Because of Mikey and Chris having identical times on run one,
ly got in to his stride and crossed the timing beam at the finish on a great we had to head for a shoot out to determine the overall winner. Both men
time of 01:37:92. This run saw most of the rest of the field improve their and machines headed for the start line and when the lights went green,
both gave it their all over the course of the three laps but it was Chris
Culleton who came out on top on a time of 01:28:56 and Mikey
O’Connor with a time of 01:32:47. Class winners on day 2 were class 4A
Chris Culleton 3A Ger Brennan 1A Dessie Brady 2A Thomas O’Sullivan
2B Owen Murphy 3B Wesley Daly 4A Mikey O’Connor who also took
home the overall award over the two days. 4B Jimmy Lucey 5A David
Beamish. We at the IMC would like to thank everybody who took part
over the weekend and anybody who helped out in any way in making this
event such an enjoyable and successfull occasion including our COC
Jamie McCarthy.

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Charlie Cavanagh on the ragged edge at the IMC Autocross at Ballymacoda

times as the track started to churn up more grip. After a short break, all
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time however, roles would be reversed as Mikey O’Connor powered his
special to the fastest time of the day on 01:27:20 and so took the overall

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On Sunday morning after some alterations to the course, the battle
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 Reuben pedalling to Paris
for Irish Hospices
By Christy Parker
Youghal man Reuben Jayawardene is all but saddled up for a
mini Tour de France charity cycle later this month. The 26 year-
old care worker will depart Dublin on Sunday 19th for a five-
day pedal to Paris on behalf of the Irish Hospice Foundation. He
will be amongst approximately 100 participants from through-
out Ireland undertaking the trip, each of whom will have raised
or contributed a minimum 3,250 for the worthy cause. Reuben
has amassed about 3,800 to date (including 750 travel and
accommodation expenses which he largely donated himself.)
Many people will recall Reuben’s fundraising efforts earlier this
year, which included a table quiz in Tom McCarthy’s (The
Invisible Bar) and head shaves and leg waxing in Joe Dan’s
(Brown’s). "There have also been straight-forward donations
from family, friends and well-wishers," the cyclist elaborates.
One admirably flexible method of donating sponsorship is the
IHF’s acceptance of 12-monthly direct debit donations, meaning
a sponsor can sign up to, for example, 5 monthly payments
over a year. Either way, "People have just been incredibly gen-
erous with their time, energy and money and I thank them all,"
says the grateful fundraiser.
For several months Reuben, a personal assistant to disabled stu-
dents at UCD, has been training on the roads through Dublin’s
mountains and coastline. Astride an 18-gear "handy enough"
bike purchased from a friend, he has been accompanied by other
Dublin-based participants, with whom he liaised through the
internet. "We do about 80 kms. twice weekly and shorter trips
through the city," he explains. "I should be just about fit enough
for it now!"
The cyclists, aged 18 to over 60, will depart Dublin for
Monday’s Rosslare-Cherbourg ferry. Averaging 100km per day
they will traverse numerous villages en route to the larger towns
of Bayeux (famous for tapestry), Liseux (St. Therese), Bernay
YOUGHAL LAWN TENNIS CLUB
NEW MEMBERS
Many new members have availed of the good weather and have
taken up membership in recent weeks. New members are wel-
come to join at this time. A committee member will be at the club
every Thursday from 8 -9pm and will deal with any enquiries.
Summer rates are available for tourists only. For more information
contact our membership secretary, Frank (086)8406848 or Anne
(086)1083485.
ADULT CLUB NIGHT
The adult club night is growing in popularity, with the fine weath-
er attracting more people onto the courts. This is a mixed doubles
event which begins at 8pm. It is a good opportunity for those inter-
ested in joining the club to try out a game of tennis.
MENS DOUBLES TOURNAMENT
Well done to all who took part in the mens doubles tournament
which took place over the weekend of 27th and 28th June. There
was a good number in attendance. The prizewinners were as fol-
lows:
1st place: Maurice Power and Tony Smyth
2nd place: Kieran Leahy and David O’ Connell
3rd place: Vincent Quirke and John Hunt
4th place: Frank Delaney and John Scully
Many thanks to Tony and David for organising this event. The
next mens event will be a ladder competition to take part through-
out the summer. All those who are interested in taking part or
would like more details contact Tony (086)0833871 or David
(087) 6177345. Watch this space for more information.
LADIES DOUBLES TOURNAMENT
A ladies doubles tournament took place on Wednesday 24th June.
GrÆinne, Bridget and Anne are finalising details of a summer
ladies event. Ladies please keep an eye on the club notice board
and the next Youghal News for final details.

Youghal Vintage Club

(famous abbey) and Evreux (major cathedrals). They will arrive
in Paris on July 23rd for a pint or a cuppa under the Eiffel
Tower. Friday is site-seeing day although most of them will
probably consider carrying on to Lourdes to pray for the mirac- will hold their
ulous restoration of the ability to walk. The bikes will, for the
most part, return by ship the next day while the saddle-sore TRACTOR ROAD RUN
humans head for the airport. Ah yes, shades of Bogart and
Casablanca: a flight out of the country, but they’ll "always have on Sunday the 12th of July
Paris" of course.
Where funds go in aid of Youghal Hospice.
The Irish Hospice manages similar cycle fundraisers throughout This will depart from
the year. The money raised is invaluably contributes towards the
estimated 4m it needs to provide its services annually.
The Foundations aims include increasing "hospice principles in
Dolphins Square
hospital practice" everywhere, from the 40 hospitals already at 10.30am.
doing so. It’s 2.25m Children’s Palliative Care programme
seeks to help provide trained outreach nurses for the approxi-
mately 1,400 children with life-limiting illnesses in Ireland. It
has committed 1m towards a five-year programme to assist the
5% of non-cancer people in hospice care or dying at home,
through such schemes as night nurse provision.
The Foundation also manages a 3m Hospice Grants pro-
gramme for "new care initiatives and developments." Its
Education and Bereavement Resource Centre helps to develop
palliative care education, inclusive of funding "a Visiting
Professor of Hospice Studies and education forum." Promoting
the Hospice philosophy, including lobbying "for hospice/pallia-
tive services and "improving end-of-life care in the community"
is a further branch of its activities.
* Contributions can be made by contacting Reuben directly on
086-1934927
Rebuen getting his hair shaved to raise funds for his charity cycle
 VARIOUS ISSUES AND CONCERNS AIRED AT
JUNE COMMUNITY ALERT MEETING.
By Christy Parker
About 20 members of the public attended Youghal and District’s
Community Alert Programme (YDCAP) at the Walter Raleigh
hotel on Wednesday June 31st. Mayor Sandra McLellan was, as
usual, amongst the attendance. The meeting was adjudicated by
Garda Sergeant John Sharkey (PRO), Moss Lynch (Chairman), Pa
Forrest (Secretary), Cllr Michael Beecher (Treasurer).
The issue of so-called ’boy racers’ was reflected upon early in the
meeting. Stressing Garda commitment to combating the high-vol-
ume disturbances, Sergeant Sharkey said exhausts not equipped
with silencers are illegal and that those breaching the law will be
prosecuted. In response to Cllr Beecher, he said the vehicles can-
not be confiscated for that particular offence. He outlined four
offences under which cars can be seized, i.e. "tax expired by over
two months, no NCT, no insurance, or for underage driving."
The sergeant listed "reported incidents" (not necessarily prosecu-
tions) for June as follows: criminal damage (10), assaults (3), bur-
glaries (2) drunk driving (3) drug detection (1), public order
offences (7) and thefts (8). He said most reported thefts relate to
’commercial’ premises, such as supermarkets and petrol stations,
with alcohol, cigarettes and petrol prominently featured. ’Personal’
thefts, inclusive of premises and cars, are presently infrequent.
In terms of community engagement, he said gardai are involved
with Youghal’s GAA and rugby clubs, youth projects, the RAPID
Gardai leaving -two arriving
There was wide concurrence with Cllr Beecher’s regret that ban-
garda Elaine Byrne is returning to Kilkenny. He said she had been
involved with the Community Alert group from the outset and also
participated in youth and other community organisations. The
meeting wished her the best for the future. Sergeant Sharkey said
Garda Sergeant Owen Buckley is also leaving. Three new arrivals
however, were imminent, they being Sergeant Mark Ward and gar-
dai Eoin Hodnett and Jason Goggin.
House Alarms:
Application forms for house alarm funding are still available from
the Garda station or through any committee member. It is hoped
and expected that government funding, currently suspended, will
be restored in September.
Church gate collection:
The meeting concluded with volunteers appointed for duty at
Youghal’s first Community Alert church gate collections on week-
end July 11th/12th.
Next meeting: The committee welcomes attendance from all sides
of the community at the monthly meetings. Next meeting is on
Tuesday July 14th at Walter Raleigh hotel. 8.30.
Inquiries, etc: Pa Forrest 087-7468531 or to Sergeant John
Sharkey at Youghal garda station (024- 92200).

Clonpriest National School

implementation committee and the Youghal Residents Area net-
work.
It was asked from the floor as to what action one should take if
witnessing underage intoxication. The sergeant said being drunk
in a public place and/or being a danger to oneself or others is an
offence and a phone call to the gardai would elicit a response.
Gardai could bring an offender to the station and/or to their par-
ent/s, often followed by referral to a juvenile diversion pro-
gramme. Regular offenders would be prosecuted. He said the com-
plainant could also inform the party’s parent/s.
In a related matter, Sergeant Sharkey said gardai had visited the
Slob Bank in recent times in lieu in relation to young people drink-
ing. He said no arrests have been made, but the gardai are contin-
uing to monitor the area. He was told people felt intimidated walk-
ing the Bank, albeit that the fear could be unfounded. He asked
that anyone suspecting or witnessing drinking activities in the 6th Class Pupils from Clonpriest National School, Gortroe who raised 425 for The
Slob, should "make a quick call to the station." Anonymous calls Irish Heart Foundation hrough various activities during their last year in school.
were fine, he said, adding that in any case callers need not fear Included in picture are pupils Jack Foley, Bobby McCarthy, Darragh O Brien &
Sophie Howley presenting the cheque to Anne Riordan of The Irish Heart
being called as court witnesses because prosecutions would be Foundation. Not included in picture are Gabrielle Stephanoff, Jess O Keefe, Bernie
subject to evidence detected by gardai on site. He said it was best McDonough & Ashley Jordan who were also involved in the fundraising
to notify gardai when a perceived incident is actually occurring,
not in advance or in expectation.
Youghal Chamber
Noise, boats and parties
Responding to an inquiry, Sergeant Sharkey said pub music should of Commerce
ANNUAL SUMMER BBQ
cease at closing time. Concern was also expressed over noise,
speed and general disturbance from jet skis and other watercraft.
It was related that recently a speedboat had left the harbour at high
speed in the vicinity of two children who were swimming. The Takes Place at Gazebo’s Restaurant
sergeant said the gardai have the power to impose the law on the
river but that unfortunately not adequate equipment to do so.
on Wed the 8th July at 8:30 pm
"Perhaps number plates, or perhaps boats’ names, could be report- (Directly after the AGM)
ed when the vessels are being removed by road," he suggested.
It was mentioned that a couple of houses in the vicinity of Emmet
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The meeting heard that ’two persons are coming up regularly" as
Salad Buffet & a glass of wine
the main suspects in the recent destruction of flower urns on the This event is a great opportunity to net-
Lighthouse Hill. The problem in securing a prosecution has been
that they formed part of a gang. One of the prime suspects was due
work in a relaxed and friendly atmos-
to be interviewed the following night and the investigation phere
remained ongoing. Tickets are on sale now
 Knockanore Parents Association
2008 - 2009 Newsletter
2007-2009 COMMITTEE TERM
The present Parents’ Association Committee have completed its
second year and a new committee will be appointed at our AGM
next term. This will be held on:- WEDS 23rd SEPT at 8PM. All
parents are encouraged to attend and vote. The outgoing com-
mittee are seeking new parents for the next 2 year term, with
only 4 officer posts to be filled. In general, only one meeting is
held per term.
FAREWELL TO ANNE & BILLY O’KEEFE
It is with a heavy heart that we must bid farewell to Anne &
Billy O’Keeffe as bus drivers at Knockanore N.S.
The friendship, kindness and service to the school and children
over the past 37 years are unheard of, and we have been lucky
to have had the benefit of them both for so many years.
Thanks go to Anne and Billy, not only for ferrying the children
back and forth to school, but for playing such a vital part in
school life - from fixing hurleys to upkeep of the school and
sports grounds. We hope they will both continue to play an
active role in school community life for many years, and enjoy
the commemorative painting of Knockanore School presented
by the Parents’ Association. A bouquet of flowers was also pre-
sented to Anne.
INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS
We have achieved our aim of making interactive whiteboard
technology available to all classrooms - much earlier than pre-
viously hoped for! Thanks to a large push on fundraising since
last year, all 4 classrooms now have working interactive white-
boards in place. All teachers have been able to avail of a free
half day training course at the school, provided by the IT suppli-
ers.
FUNDRAISING
Fundraising events for the 2008-2009 school year have been
incredibly successful thanks to the hard work and effort of a
large number of parents and local businesses. Given that we had
unprecedented expenditure for the 2008/09 school year, we are
delighted to report a strong balance going forward. This again
is attributed to our sponsors, committee and parents of all chil-
dren.
Another bag packing event has been planned for autumn 2009 -
please text your name to 086 3828711 if you can spare a few
hours to help out.
QUIZ
Our adult quiz night was held in the Shamrock Inn in December.
The night was extremely well attended and advertised in
advance in local media and on WLR radio. Prizes were donat-
ed by many parents and generous local businesses. Thanks to
Patricia Lonergan for playing quiz master on the night.
SPONSORED WALK
Our annual sponsored walk took place in May and the Parents’
Association has agreed that monies raised on the walk will go
towards the school contribution for use of the KGK communi-
ty hall. Thanks again to Glanbia for kindly supplying fruit juice
drinks for the children free of charge. Thanks also to Sean
Walsh Drapery of Tallow for sponsoring the prizes on the night
- a very generous donation of a Waterford jersey and caps were
contributed for the children’s raffle. The route was changed this
year to take into account younger walkers and buggies, which
proved a great success.
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
A consistent 70% of parents contributed to the school fund this
year. The money is spent on extra items to enhance the curricu-
lum and school life for all the children, which is not covered by
the per capita spending from government.
COMMUNION
Congratulations to the children who made their First Holy
Communion this year. On 16th May, the day after the official
opening of the KGK community hall, 14 children made their
First Holy Commuion in our parish church, Knockanore.
Souvenir communion pens and goody bags were presented to
these children on behalf of the Parents’ Association. Light
refreshments were also served in the hall for those in attendance.
Thanks to Father Condon for his guidance of the Communion
children - and to Caroline Power for her preparation of the chil-
dren for the sacraments.
MILK KEEPS YOUR BONES STRONG
Over half of the children in the school are enjoying fresh, cold
cartons of milk, three times per week from Glanbia. As more
children take up on the subsidised milk, please return your form
as quickly as possible on return to school in September in order
to ensure your child doesn’t miss out! A new range of SUPER-
MILK will be available from September at the same price as
plain small or large milks; also flavoured milks available at a
slightly higher rate.
OTHER NEWS
Congratulations to children and teachers at the school for
achieving another Discover Primary Science Award for this
school year. In particular, Mary Herlihy deserves special recog-
nition for driving this forward and we are proud to see our
school reach another level of science acknowledgement this
year.
Congratulations to the boys and girls who won Round C of the
schools finals. We are privileged to have both Mr Cronin and
Miss Power giving freely of their time after school hours to train
our children and prepare them for participation in these games.
Thanks to Mr Kavanagh for organising sports day which was a
big event again this year. The parents association provided
much appreciated ice cold juice drinks, sponsored by Glanbia.
Ann Marie Coghlan of Tony Humphrey’s Parent Mentoring
Course gave a talk at our annual AGM last October 2008. If
anyone has any suggestions for a speaker at the 2009 AGM,
please would they text 086 3828711 with suggestions and con-
tact details.
The next Parents’ Association meeting will be: WEDS 9th SEPT
at 8.30PM.
Thanks go to Marie Geary for making a ’Fruit Friday’ happen
this month. The children were treated to helpings of fresh fruit
courtesy of Meadowfresh and they were delighted with all the
goodies on offer!
Chattyboo Productions travelling theatre company visited the
school in May 2009, presenting ’Deirdre of the Sorrows’ to the
school, suitable for all ages at primary level. This event was par-
tially paid for by contributions and subsided by the Parents’
Association.
Following on from the purchase of our gym mats at the school,
the Parents’ Association paid for a company to supply a 6 week
block gym training this year to children and teachers.
Thanks to our members who provided refreshments for the par-
ents of the 14 children starting in September-their induction day
was on 12th June last
Other purchases:
Chess sets for 5th & 6th class were purchased in 2009.
Football bean bag for 3rd & 4th class library was purchased.
Reusable road signs for sponsored walk (x2) purchased May
2009.
Laminator purchased for office.
Non-fiction readers for all classroom libraries End of term ice
creams for every child from Baldwins Icecream, Knockanore.
Good luck to all the children in 6th class who will be leaving
Knockanore this year - we wish you every success in the future.
Lend a hand on Monday 24th August to spring
clean the school at 6.30pm - all welcome!!!
 Deep Sea Angling Presentation of Prizes

1st Prize winner Martin Murphy (private boats) from Martin Colfer, South Coast Charter Boats; John 1st prize in the junior section went to Cian Twomey
Youghal pictured with John Murray, Tommy Curtin Goggin, Senior Helmsman Youghal RNLI; Sean pictured here with John Murray, Tommy Curtin and
and Peter Murray Slattery, Helmsman Youghal RNLI; John Murray, Peter Murray who organised the private section
organiser and Gavin Tivy,Youghal Dive Charters

1st Prize winner Gordon Darker, Stella Maris Angling
Club Dublin, Richenda Kelly, (Quay’s Bar Sponsor)
Martin Colfer, South Coast Charter Boats and Gavin
Tivy,Youghal Dive Charters
3rd Prize winner Paul Power (small boats) from
3rd Prize winner Jack Nolan pictured with John
Waterford City representing Rinnashark Sea Angling Murray, Tommy Curtin and Peter Murray who organ-
Club receives his prize from John Murray, Tommy
ised the private section
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 West Waterford News
Crafty Kinsalebeg Rafters Suir are National Champions!
The national Macra Raft Race championships took place on
Saturday last in Golden Tipperary on the river Suir. Among twen-
ty-five plus entries were two from our local Macra club
Kinsalebeg/Clashmore. In what had to the most exciting and com-
petitive of sporting competitions seen in this area for many years-
both of our teams made it through four qualifying stages to secure
a place in the final.
What a trilling final it proved to be just yards from the finishing
line it was still anyone s game, however it was the combination
strength, skill, determination and team work of the men and
women from Kinsalebeg which was enough to get them first over
the line to claim this years national title. Representing Kinsalebeg
on the winning team we had brother and Sister Seamus and Aileen
Barron, Edmond Og Ledingham, Margaret Foley, William Keane.
A special word of thanks to our team substitute Carmel O Keeffe
who also looked after the photographs for us and to Mike Hunt for
the use of this raft.
Congratulations to the winning team and well done to our second
team on reaching the final and being placed a very credible fourth
Ed Donovan, Luke Cunningham, Jonathan Flavin, Louise
Coughlan and Trish Fitzgearld.
Kinsalebeg Community Group
Kinsalebeg Community Group went on their summer tour last
week. First stop was Blarney Woolen Mills for a look around the
shop and lunch. Then they stopped off in Blackpool shopping cen-
tre before going on to Kinsale. Some took to the sea in the Spirit of
Kinsale before finishing up with dinner and a sing\song in Trident
hotes. We had a lovely day out thanks to all the Thursday Club
members who came along and made it such a great day. Thanks
also to James O Donoghue Deise Link Peter Deady Darren Mason
Maurice Fahy and Johy Daly. Enjoy the summer hope to see you
all back on the 10th of September.
Church Gate collection
Our annual church gate collection was taken up last weekend and
The Kinsalebeg Community group would like to thank all who
contrubuted.
Decies Poker
Our winners last week at our Friday night poker classic at the
Decies Bar were Pat Dalton Geraldine Scanlon 2nd and Pauline
Roche 3rd On Monday night Redmond Foley was our winner
Eugene O Halloran was second and Barry O Neill was third. Well
done all.
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto - Jackpots 10,000 & 1750
Our Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto jackpots have survived
another draw so there is more in the kitty for you our ticket hold-
ers to be won in this weeks draw which takes place this Wednesday
night in The Ole Mill in Kinsalebeg. We will have our big Jackpot
of course, which stands at 10,000 until it is won and our second
jackpot, which is 1750 this week, and we will have our usual three
weekly spot prizes of 20. Well done to last weeks spot prize win-
ners Johnny O Grady Aglish, Pat Collins Kilgabriel and Ger
Cummins Cappoquin Thanks to all of you for supporting
Clashmore Ramblers Football club Lotto.
Birthday Greetings T.O.
A very happy birthday to T.O. Murphy Coolboa Clashmore who
celebrated his 50th birthday last weekend, best wishes [and kisses!]
to you from your family and friends.
Bon Voyage
Bony Voyage to Clashmore Kinsalebeg player Shane Nugent
who has left for an extended stay in the United States where he
hopes to meet up with older brother Paudie, hope all goes well out
there for you Shane.
Clashmore Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto Draw Jackpot 4050
This Monday nights Clashmore Kinsalebeg lotto jackpot will be
4050 when our draw takes place at the Old Still Bar in Clashmore
on Monday night. Last weeks winners of 20 were:
Geraldine Veale, Springfield; Carmel Flynn, Monatrea; John
Keane, Tinnock; Richard Meany, Midleton; Padraig Connery,
Clashmore.
The numbers last week were 8, 12, 14, and 19 well done to all
our winners and thanks to everyone for their continued support.
On the previous weekend We had no winners of our weekly jack-
pot this week The numbers in that - Monday nights draw were 8,
11, 17, 19, congratulations to Roger Hynes Shanacoole, Catherine
Clarke Monatrea, Mai Beresford Clashmore Michael Ryan Grange
and Nick Quinn Modeligo all were the lucky winners of 20 spot
prizes.
Clashmore 45 Drive
Last weeks top prize winners at the Clashmore 45 Drive at the
Decies Bar Clashmore were Percy Hallahan and Derry Cotter. In
joint second on seven games each were Anne Ledingham and
Edmond Ledingham, Mike Hunt and Edmond Og Ledingham
Margaret Leahy and Dan Leahy. Best of the last five were Mary
and Ger O Donovan , Nell Foley and Roger Hynes.
The previous weeks winners were Jack Douris and Edmond Og
Ledingham on nine games. In second place we had Derry and
Percy on seven games. In joint third we had Anne Ledingham and
Edmond Ledingham, Margaret Leahy and Dan Leahy Michael and
Mairead Fahey all on six games. Best of the last five were Billy
Allen and Stephen Cunningham, Nell Foley and Roger Hynes,
Noel Nugent and Liam Curran. Well done to all our winners and
thanks to everyone for their continued support.
Decies Poker
Our winners last week at the Ole Mill Poker Classic were Aine
Curran 1st and Jerome Curran was 2nd on Friday night. We had no
cards on Monday night.
Visiting Clashmore
Presently visiting her native West Waterford is Masie O
Shaughnessy, Masie and her daughter Caroline are on holiday with
her brother Davy Foley and Bridie in Clashmore Village hope
you both have a very enjoyable stay.
Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Dunne Family Ardmore
on the death of Mrs Peggy Dunne [Dunne Kitchens] College Road,
Ardmore, predeceased by her husband Michael and son Paul ,
Peggy is survived by her sons Philip, Micahel, Eamonn and Pat her
daughters Catherine, Bernie, Angela, April and Valerie, her sister
Anglea sister in law Maisie Fitzgearld grandchildren, great
grandchildren relatives and friends. Reposing at Drohan s Funeral
home Dungarvan her removal took place to St Declan s Chruch
Ardmore on Monday evening last and following requiem mass on
Tuesday Peggy was laid to rest in St Declan s cemetery Ardmore.
May she rest in peace.
Clashmore/Kinsalebeg Juvenile GAA
U-14 Hurling. Great to report that our U-14s did well in the semi-
final against Clonea. Although they were missing a few players
due to holidays, they put in a great effort, and won on a score line
of 3-12 to
3-5.They can now look forward to a place in The County Final
against Mount Sion
Old Still Texas Hold’em Tournament.
Janos Kocsik won his second tournament in a row last Sunday,
having recently switched to a more conservative style of play
which is clearly paying dividends,(Redmond - take note). The run-
ner up spots were filled by Redmond Foley (2nd) and James
Fitzgerald,(3rd), two players still chasing a first tournament win.
Next Sundays game starts at 7.30.
Alzheimer’s Tea Day
Mrs Margaret Carey would like to thank all those who helped her
in any way in her coffee morning on the 7th of May last. A total
of 1,166.00 was raised. Thank you again.
CLAYCASTLE PITCH AND PUTT
REPORT 4/7/09
Well done to Martin Keohane
Congratulations to Club Captain Martin Keohane on reaching the
last 16 of the Munster Matchplay championship in Castleisland,
Co. Kerry last weekend. Martin lost 2+1 to Pacelli Darcy of Bruff
who is one of the most consistant players ever to play the game.
In Round One Martin defeated the reigning Munster and National
champion Frank Dineen quite comfortable 5+4, Martin was 15
under when the game ended on the 32nd green. Martin s terrific
efforts followed clubmate Edward Long s fantastic achievement
of reaching the last 32 of the National matchplay in Meath last
month. These are exciting times for the club on the provincial and
national front and theres no doubt a major title will soon be
brought back to the club. Well done lads keep it up!
Congratulations to Anthony O Loughlin
Well done to Anthony O Loughlin on his 4th place finish at the
Hillview srcatch cup recently and to Martin and Ed on their great
play at the Corkbeg open.
Results:
Lady Captain Phil Mangan s Prize
Overall Nett - Bridie Walsh; Overall Gross - Edward Long, Ladies
1st Nett - Helen Landers; 1st Gross - Lily Bulman; 2nd Net t-
Teresa Mccarthy. Gents 1st Nett - Brendan Mccausley; 1st Gross
- Martin Keohane; 2nd Nett - Don Sheehan.
Chairman Ted Healy s Prize
Overall Nett - Colin Sheehan; Overall Gross - Edward Long;
Gents 1st Nett - Don Sheehan; 1st Gross - Michael Ryall; 2nd Nett
- Seamus Murphy. Ladies 1st Nett - Teresa McCarthy; 1st Gross -
Joy Byran; 2nd Net t- Sally Wallace. Hole in one - Michael
Dalton.
Fourball, sponsored by Cal Flavins
1st Nett - Gene Fox, Thomas McCarthy; 1st Gross - Edward Long,
Kitty Shiels; 2nd Nett - Joan Hyde, Martin Dalton.
Fourball, sponsored by Crowleys, Greencloyne
1st Nett - Michael Landers, Shelia O Sullivan; 1st Gross - Martin
Dalton, Joan Hyde; 2nd Nett - Thomas Bulman.
Fourball, sponsored by Murphys Pharmacy
1st Nett Ted Healy, Anthony O
Loughlin 1st Gross Edward Long, Colin Sheehan Mixed Nett-
Joan Hyde,
Michael Ryall.
Fourball, sponsored by Kieran Quill
1st Nett - Jonathan Howley, Joan Hyde 1st Gross - Anthony O
Loughlin, Gene Fox, 2nd Nett - Brendan McCausley, Tom
Pomphrett.
The Club would like to thank all our sponsors for their continued
generous support.
Fourballs continue each Wednesday and Friday, check clubhouse
window for times of play.
Annual Outing- Our annual outing will take place on Saturday
29th August to the spectacular course of Tipperary Hills in
Tipperary town.With a meal in Colberts Court on the way home.
If you are interested in going please put your name on the list in
the clubhouse.
YOUGHAL LIBRARY EVENTS
Knitting and Crochet
Knitting and crochet group for all skill levels and age groups
every thursday morning at 11.00. First meeting is on Thursday
16th of July.
Bookswap
Every Friday at 11.00AM. A weekly opportunity for both library
members and non-members to chat about what they have read and
swap books. Both library books and reader s own books can be
exchanged.
Children’s Games every Friday afternoon from 3.00 to 4.00.
Hangman & Connect 4 Tournaments and lots more. Suitable for
children aged 6+.
All library activities are free of charge.
BREASTCHECK NOW CALLING
WOMEN FROM EAST CO. CORK
The National Cancer Screening Service (NCSS) is delighted to
announce that BreastCheck - The National Breast Screening
Programme is currently inviting women living in east County
Cork for their free mammogram (breast x-ray). Eligible women
from aged 50 to 64 from areas including Carrigtwohill, Midleton,
Castlemartyr, Cloyne, Ballycotten, Lisgoold, Killeagh and
Youghal are being invited to attend the BreastCheck Southern
Unit, Infirmary Road, Cork for their mammogram in the coming
months.
BreastCheck has been providing women in Co Cork with free
mammograms since the BreastCheck Southern Unit opened in
December 2007. The unit is situated next to the South Infirmary
Victoria University Hospital, Infirmary road, Cork.
BreastCheck encourages all women contacted by BreastCheck to
attend their appointment. A BreastCheck mammogram is a very
simple procedure and the appointment takes just half an hour in
total. The aim of BreastCheck is to detect and treat early breast
cancer however the vast majority of women screened by
BreastCheck are found to be perfectly healthy.
BreastCheck advises all women aged 50 to 64 living in east
County Cork to make sure their name is on the BreastCheck regis-
ter by calling Freephone 1800 45 45 55 or visiting
www.breastcheck.ie.
Once on the BreastCheck register and known to the programme, a
woman will automatically receive her BreastCheck appointment
by post.
Congratulations to Alan Whyte and Kim Carey,
Mill Road on their recent engagement.
Love from all their families and friends.
ATTENTION EVENT/FESTIVAL
ORGANISERS IN YOUGHAL!
Are you planning an event or festival in Youghal in the coming
months? Then we want to hear from you! SECAD (South &
East Cork Area Development) wishes to support
collectives/networks of local groups delivering local events
that can concurrently support local tourism, crafts and artisan
food production. The support SECAD will provide is in fund-
ing Local Marketing for events, where event organisers will
come together to ’market’ their events collectively.
This scheme is being co-ordinated locally by Aileen Ahern,
Youghal Toursim Development Officer. If you wish to get
involved please contact Aileen directly on: 086-1703128 or
email: tourism@youghal.ie by Thursday 9th July 2009.
Gaelscoil Choráin,
Eochaill, Co. Chorcaí
TÆ and scoil ag lorg Cœnt ir um Dhualgais Speisialta
don scoilbliain 2009-10.
A Special Needs Assistant (S.N.A.) is required
for the 2009-10 school year, starting 26/08/09 providing neces-
sary non teaching services to pupils with assessed educational
needs.
Seol litir iarratas, c.v. teastais srl, chuig
An Cathaoirleach, Gaelscoil ChorÆin,
Eochaill roimh 17.07.09.
 YOUTH BUSKING COMPETITION
SPONSORED BY YOUGHAL CHAMBER
Photo: Michael Hussey

Busker Daniel Ryan pictured with his mother Catherine and sister Laura

CUMANN NA DAOINE COMMUNITY

The Mullin brothers Finnian and Oisin won 1st prize playing outside The
Cyberoom Internet shop in North Main St.
Buskers Jane Crowley and Megan Cliffe who came 3rd pictured with Steve Whelan
and Bobby Lee from the Hot Spot Youth Centre
NIGHT FOR ALL NATIONALITIES
LIVING IN YOUGHAL
Youghal is truly a multicultural town with people from over fifteen
countries living in the area. Would you like a chance to meet with
people from other countries, get to know your neighbours and
learn about different cultures? It is often difficult for newcomers
coming to Youghal to find an opportunity and space to meet and
talk with others living here- and vice versa. Why not join us in a
Community Night in Cumann Na Doaine, Catherine St Youghal
(formally know as the League of the Cross). The social evening
begins on Monday 20th July at 7.30pm. We hope that this social
evening will be the first of many events which bring all of the res-
idents of Youghal together.
The purpose of the monthly social nights
- Make new friend and get to know your neighbours
- Learn more about different cultures living in Youghal.
- Find out information about your community.
- Network with other people about jobs, training.
- Organise social events / social outings/ sports etc.
- Improve your spoken English in a friendly relaxed environment.
If you need any further information please contact Stacey at
Cumann Na Daoine - 024-91900.
YOUGHAL INDOOR BOWLING
Despite very good weather the last few Tuesdays, the attendance at
the bowling sessions remains very steady. Again all six mats were
used. The fourth round of the League was played and a pattern is
emerging. With another five rounds to play, it is still there to be
won, so there is yet a lot to play for.
The winners this week were Chris McHugh and John Goodwin.
Well done! Bowling continues next week at Aras, usual time.

Miriam Bowler playing outside Musicians Holly Twomey and Claire Keniry
Coleman’s Shoe shop outside Xtravision

Oisin Keniry pictured with principal Mr. Eoghan O’Neill and proud par-
Buskers Pot of Jam, Tommy Collins, Paddy Moloney and Maeve Beecher who won ents Patrick and Siobhan after receiving the Dean Thornhil Bursary
2nd prize Student of the year award ’09 Bunscoil Mhuire
 YOUGHAL CYMS Youghal Credit Union
THE MOSS WALSH JUNIOR
SNOOKER MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
Athlete of the Month

Deborah Foley of Youghal Credit Deborah Foley of Youghal Credit

Union presenting the athlete of the Union presenting the athlete of the
month award for March to Conor month award for April to Cian Greene
Forde.
Hon. President Brendan Cooney presents the Moss Walsh Plaque to winner Aidan
O’Neill with runner-up Aaron Tobin

Deborah Foley of Youghal Credit

Union presenting the athlete of the Deborah Foley of Youghal Credit Union
month award for May to Rachel with the athletes of the Month for March,
Dunne April and May.

Finalists Aidan O’Neill, Aaron Tobin and some of the competitors in the Moss Youghal Golf Club
Walsh junior snooker tournament with Hon. President Brendan Cooney Sponsors Ahernes Seafood Restaurant

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CONTACT: 087 9895167 AFTER 5PM Lady Vice-Captain Mary Murphy, Sponsors Dave & Gay Fitzgibbon of Ahernes,
Jean Farrell Winner of Best Gross & Lady Captain Breeda Curtin

EAST CORK YOUTH CHOIR

AUDITIONS
Application forms for Enrolment for East Cork Youth Choir are
available in Coleman’s Newsagency, Killeagh, ph. 024 95191 mob.
0872921864
Choir will commence in September 2009 for all singers from
National School Infants -18years.
Students will learn how to sing in a fun way through dance and
action.
First participating performance - Handels Messiah, Killeagh
Church, Dec. 13th and 14th.
Closing date for applications is July 31st. Auditions in Aug. Lady Vice-Captain Mary Murphy, Sponsors Dave & Gay Fitzgibbon of Ahernes,
For further details contact: Mary Daly at 024 95240 Teresa Roche 1st in Silver & Siobhan Hooley 1st in Bronze & Lady Captain
Breeda Curtin
 Tourist Guide to Services & Shopping in Youghal
NEW LOCATION, MORE FUN
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MEDIEVAL FUN DAY 2009 South Main Street, Youghal
Tel: 024 25777
Youghal is once again gearing up to host the country’s largest free OPEN:
Medieval Fun Event on Sunday 23rd August 2009. ’Greenpark’ Monday - Sunday 9.30am - 6.30pm
in Youghal is the new location for this year’s event which is being
organised as part of The Irish Walled Towns Network celebrations
Closed Tuesday
of National Heritage Week.
Youghal’s Municipal Heritage Committee - the organisers behind
Breakfast served til 12.30
the event, are looking to build on the success of events in ’07 and Lunches: Paninis, Bag,
’08 which attracted in excess of 6,000 visitors each year to the his- Wrap, Fresh Fish,
toric town. An economic impact study carried out by KPMG in
2008, which was commissioned by the Heritage Council, estimat- Open Sandwiches,
ed that the economic benefit to the area of the event was in the Salads, Daily Specials
region of 435,000.
This year’s event will commence at 12.00pm with UCC Medieval
and Renaissance Society demonstrating their fighting skills in a
carefully choreographed ’battle siege re-enactment. Visitors will
be become immersed in medieval mayhem, as the group perform a
series of archery displays, cookery displays and many other
medieval events.
Children of all ages can enter the ’Kids Kingdom’ for a line-up of
events that is sure to excite and enthral little ones throughout the
day. Fun-packed hours will be spent with balloon modelling, face-
painting, magic shows, bouncing castles, wizards and stilt walkers
with a few new faces promised for this year’s event!
This year the organisers are placing special emphasis on attracting
top quality food and craft traders to the event. Visitors will have a

DOYLE S
chance to savour the delights of the extensive range of stalls on
’Maid Marion’s Food & Craft Fair. The vibrant friendly atmos-
phere will create a pleasurable experience while browsing some of
the finest examples of Art, Craft and Food.
A live music spectacle will see performances by local traditional
bands and artists throughout the day. Once again competition is TAKEAWAY & RESTAURANT
sure to be fierce in the ’Medieval Fancy Dress Competition’ for all
the family! Phone 024 93069
Youghal Medieval Fun Day takes place in Greenpark, Youghal, on
Sunday 23rd August 2009 from 12.00 pm - 6.00 pm.
If you wish to take a stand at the food & craft fair or get further
details on this event contact: Youghal’s Municipal Heritage
Committee on: 024 - 20305, or email: youghalheritage@mail.com

Opening Hours: 9am - 9pm Daily

Full Menu available in shop
Deliveries Available 5p.m. to 12 midnight

PARTY CATERING
Felicity Philpott, Teresa Watkins and Nova Schoenenberger at last year s Phone 087 412 6471
Medieval Festival
 NILAND
SALON
Proprietor: Jackie Niland
Tel: 024 - 90677
10 South Main St. Youghal

THE BUTCHER BOY

No. 2 O’Rahilly St., Youghal (ESB Lane) t: 024 - 85544
Prop: Paul Sanders, Master Butcher & Sons (27 years experience)
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 Walks
Sli na Slainte
Sli na Slainte Youghal (path to health) was developed by the Irish
YOUGHAL RUGBY
Heart Foundation. This route is marked by colourful signposts
which are situated at 1KM intervals. Suitable as a daytime route FOOTBALL CLUB
and can be walked in both directions.Starting at the Mall House on

O'NEILL'S OIL
the Mall, follow the route along Strand Street, South Abbey and
onto Lighthouse Road You will pass the 1KM sign, just outside the
lighthouse.Passing the lighthouse, notice stunning views over the
River Blackwater and the beach.Continue onto the Front Strand to
the 2nd KM marker at the end of the car park. Turn around at this SUMMER CAMP ‘09
point, backwards to the Mall House to complete your 4KM walk.

Summerfield Ring Walk

Minis Camp
Summerfield and ring start at the Strand Palace Apartments, on the Boys & Girls aged 7yrs - 13yrs
beach. Proceed to caravan park - right. Walk straight - through Thursday 20th August1pm - 4pm
crossroads, up the hill. At top keep right - straight on, pass the
school and round, down cork hill. Turn right at t-junction, and Friday 21st August 1pm - 4pm
back through town, and up lighthouse hill. Approx. 9km Saturday 22nd August 10am - 2pm
The Bank Wildlife Walk
Take a walk along the banks of the Blackwater River. This pictur-
esque walk will take you passed the quayside and shipping centre
Venue:Youghal Rugby Football Club
and up the river bank to Foxhole. This walk is of special interest Frogmore,Youghal
because of the wildlife living in the area, fox, badger and otter fre-
quent the bank region while, mackrel, flounder and bass are often
caught from the shoreline. Camp Cost:Forty-Five Euro ( 45.00)
Camp Kit:Samurai Lined Smock Training Top
Ardmore Cliff Walk
The beings at the new Cliff House Hotel, the walk takes you
Please bring to Camp:
around Ardmore Head and Ram Head passing the shipwreck
known as the Sampson Wreck. On your walk you will pass the old Boots, Runners/Trainers. gumshields, packed lunch.
Coastguard Station, The Castle, the lookout post, used for obser- appropriate sports clothing jacket if wet (no hoodies)
vation during World War II, and Father O’Donnell’s Well. Now the sunscreen if sunny
path follows a series of bends away from the sea and arrives, via a
gate, at the end of the lane. Follow the road up to a T-junction and
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for Whiting Bay. A detailed map of the walk is available at Olan Coleman 086/0819328
Youghal Visitor Centre. Colm Quilligan 087/7410360
Glenbower Woods
Glenbower gets it’s name of "gleann-bodhar" or "Deafening Glen"
from the noise the Dissour makes when rushing headlong in win-
ter through the valley. Today this romantic glen offers its visitors
the opportunity to walk, stroll run or just sit and enjoy its peaceful
tranquility. The scenic road from the Lower to the UpperCar Park
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YOUGHAL LIGHTHOUSE
A light tower was built in 1190 by Maurice Fitzgerald and
placed under the care of the nuns of St Anne’s Convent whom
he endowed for this purpose. The tower, built at the western
entrance to the harbour in almost exactly the same position as
our present lighthouse, was about twenty four feet high and ten
feet in diameter. It had a narrow pointed doorway on the sea side
looking north east, and spiral stone steps on the inside of the
building led up to two large circular headed windows. One
faced east over the harbour mouth and the other faced over
Capel Island. Boullaye le Gouz published his tour of Ireland in
1644 and mentions that the nuns in the tower, called the
Nunnery, used to light torches upon the tower to guide vessels
into the harbour at night. The practice was discontinued after
1542 when St Anne’s Chapel was dissolved. The tower was in a
bad state of decay when it was taken down to make room for the
present lighthouse in the summer of 1848.
The masonry part of the tower was complete by July 1849 and
during the following winter the lantern was added; the copper
dome could not be finished as the coppersmiths were employed
at Ballycotton and it was not until June 1851 that George Halpin
reported that the buildings were complete. Meanwhile, the
Youghal Town Commissioners had enquired when the light-
house was to be put into operation, suggesting that it should be
simultaneously lit with Ballycotton and Mine Head. The
Inspector was not in agreement with this and said Youghal
should be lit after the other two, giving August as a date. As it
happened, things, for some reason or other, did not work out as
planned. Ballycotton and Mine Head were exhibited on 1 June
1851 but Youghal stayed unlit until 1 February 1852. The light,
a fixed dioptric 3rd order optic showing white, 78 feet above
high water, was visible for 10 miles. The total cost up to 1852
was £4,679-6-5d. The granite tower has three floors, ground,
first and lantern, and is 43 feet high to the top of the dome ven-
tilator. The Keeper’s dwelling is alongside with the front door
opening on to the main Cork-Youghal road.
A new electric light was put into operation on 26 May 1964 with
an increased power in the white light from 2500 to 4000 cande-
las and the red increased from 500 to 800 candelas. On 17 May
1978 the white and red sectors were altered to cover the dangers
and mark the deepest water more effectively.
In 1992 plans were drawn up to improve the range of the light.
This entailed replacing the Argenta lamps with two 100V
1000W (LII type) filament lamps (one in use, one standby in
case of failure of the lamp in use) mounted on a LC lampchang-
er and powered by a 100V DC supply. The lampchanger and
power unit had previously been in use at Tuskar. The new optic
system was put into operation on 27 May 1993. The range of the
improved light was 17 nautical miles in the white sectors and 13
nautical miles in the red sectors. Local shipping interests wrote
to the Commissioners expressing their appreciation.
Since 1996 the Attendant no longer lives at the lighthouse.
The light is monitored remotely from the monitoring centre at
Irish Lights Headquarters in Dœn Laoghaire.
 AURA KEEPING YOUGHAL CHILDREN ACTIVE THIS SUMMER
Parents interested in keeping their children occupied this summer need look no further
than Aura Youghal Leisure Centre who are providing a selection of swimming cours-
es to keep children fit and active during the summer months.
"Children are always looking for things to do during the long summer holidays and
learning how to improve and build upon their swimming skills is an ideal way for chil-
dren to spend their holidays. Learning to swim has become hugely popular with chil-
dren, not only because it is an important life skill but because of the enjoyment factor
as well," explained Aura Youghal Leisure Centre Operations Manager, Tracy
Kenneally.
Aura are offering a course of ’Intensive Swimming Lessons’ for children who are
focused on improving their swimming skills this summer These classes are ideal for
children who have already learned how to swim and want to build on and improve their
swimming strengths. The course is specifically designed to allow children to develop
their swim skills and make progress over a short space of time. The week long lessons
are open to swimmers of all levels and get underway on Monday, July 6th with other
week long lessons due to commence on Monday, July 13th, Monday, July 20th,
Monday, July 27th, Tuesday, August 5th, Monday, August 10th and Monday, August
17th. Classes take place from 9 a.m. to 9.45 a.m. and from 10 a.m. to 10.45 a.m. each
day and cost 50 per week with a 10% discount for Aura members. For children inter-
ested in learning some life guarding skills this summer the Aura ’Rookie Lifeguard’
course gives youngsters the opportunity to learn about water safety and equips them
with skills which could help them to save a life. It caters for children from 8 to 12 years
and includes survival, rescue and sport skills as well as life support and water safety
skills. "A lot of work goes into ensuring that the course is both educational and fun.
The Bronze Level will teach students the basic principles of water safety and essential
life saving swim strokes while also helping them to identify pool and water aids,"
Tracy explained. The ’Rookie Lifeguard’ Bronze level takes place from Monday, July
27th to Friday July 31st from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 pm. The classes cost 80 for the week
with a 10% discount for Aura members. Early booking is advised to avoid disappoint-
ment. Aura Youghal is also reminding people that it is extending it’s public swimming
hours to facilitate the increased number of swimmers that are visiting the centre this
summer. The centre will be increasing its public swim times in both the mornings and
afternoons to cater for the rising number of swimmers taking to the pool during the
summer holidays.
Further information about the ’Intensive Swimming Lessons’, ’Rookie Lifeguard’ and
the new timetables which outline details of the extended public swimming hours is
available by contacting reception at 024 91614.
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& Sammy’s Butchers) 7.30pm. at the Methodist Hall, Friar Street, opposite the
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FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Whether you are coming for the weekend or staying longer we
have major events planned throughout the year, including festi-
vals, shows, guided tours, summer camps, angling/sailing compe- TOWN AND COUNTRY SUPPLIES
titions and much, much more. For a more detailed information
visit www.youghal.ie Unit 3, Yawl Business Park, Foxhole, Youghal
Tel/FaxQ 024 - 20655 MobQ 087 2889159

July/August
July/August Swing Band Concert, Mall Arts Centre › Every
EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GARDEN
Monday and Thursday of July and August Shrubs, Bedding, Seeds, Compost, Bark Mulch,
Foliar Feed, Lawn Seed, Chemicals, Lawn Feed Weed
Ceolta Si., Mall Arts Centre › Weekly: Irish Music, Song & Dance and Moss Killer, Pots, Furniture, Features and much,
Master Class Workshop at Bru na Si › July 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th much more
Final 14th August You ve Got Talent Competition: Perks ALSO AVAILABLEQ
Entertainment Centre›
Coal, Gas, Briquettes
17th July The Polskadots, St. Mary s Collegiate Church Large Selection of Greyhound Food
18th July Youghal Triathlon Dogfood from 13 / 15kg
10th- 14th August: Trad Camp, Irish Music Song & Dance, Bru na Large Selection of Agri Inputs & General
Si
19th August Battle of the Titans, Perks Entertainment Centre Hardware
23rd August Perks 80th Birthday Celebrations, Perks
Entertainment Centre
23rd August Youghal Medieval Day Fun Celebrations, Green Park
26th August Cologne Philharmonic Orchestra, St. Mary s
Collegiate Church
29th August The Epping Brass Band, St. Mary¡ƒs Collegiate
Church

September/October
September East Cork Superbowl, Perks Entertainment Centre
20th September East Cork Early Music Festival, St. Mary s
Collegiate Church

25th to 27th September Youghal Celebrates History, Mall Arts

Centre

BY NIGHT
After an exciting and fun-filled day, there is plenty of evening
entertainment to suit all, Musical Theatre Performances, GREYHOUND STADIUM
Greyhound Racing, The Casino at Perks and Ceolta Si which runs
throughout the high season, not to mention the live music and the
craic in the bars.

HERITAGE AND CULTURE

Designated an Historic Town by Failte Ireland, The streets of
Youghal are still alive with history. Take a guided tour our heritage
sites among which includes the landmark Clocktower and the 12th
century stunning medieval walls.

Youghal Heritage Centre Tel. 024 20170

Fox s Lane Folk Museum Tel. 024 91145
Guided Heritage Walking Tours Tel. 024 20170

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at Youghal Track
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 YOUGHAL
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MOST POPULAR RESORT BAR AND RESTAURANT
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Youghal is now recognised as south coasts most popular resort. 024 -90144
This stunning holiday destination has been awarded an EU Blue
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back experience, visitors can take a relaxing cruise or fishing trip
on the Blackwater river - one of Europe’s most unspoilt rivers.
Perks Family Entertainment Centre and the Aura Leisure Centre is Sunday Carvery a Must served till 3:00
a must for all the family and with more holiday homes to rent than
any other resort town on the South Coast - including cottages,
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or Birthday Parties in Restaurant or Bar Area.
walks and cycle routes along ecology areas to the historical town
centre. Youghal is also a perfect base in which to explore the beau- EXTENSIVE OUTDOOR SEATING AREA
ty of East Cork and West Waterford. A large number of interna-
tionally acknowledged heritage sites and conservation areas are
NOW OPEN FOR SUMMER
visible along these routes. Youghal is also one of the best pre- Dine or Drink al fresco
served examples of a 13th century town in Europe, and as such has
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a town to defend and control trade on the Blackwater River which
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Youghal’s position was critical to the maintenance of that trade,
and access to the most valuable farmland in Ireland. It derives its
name from the Gaelic word ’Eochaill’, meaning ’yew wood’, pro-
nounced ’Yawl’. You can explore the walls and one of the towers
from which it is possible to make out the original layout of the
town. Full details on the historic buildings in Youghal, such as the
Watergate, Myrtle Grove, Tyntes Castle and St. Mary’s Collegiate
Church can be found in our heritage section. The most notable
(and photographed) building in the town centre is the fine Clock
Tower in the main street, built in 1776 as a gaol (jail) to imprison
the renegade Catholics. It was routinely used as torture chamber
and was universally regarded as a symbol of terror and tyranny!Sir
Walter Raleigh is probably the most famous citizen of Youghal,
responsible for bringing two things to Youghal - potatoes and
tobacco, as Youghal was the leading trading point in Ireland at the
time. Another famous resident of Youghal was the first Earl of
Cork, Sir Richard Boyle, who purchased many of the estates of
Raleigh.
Boyle’s remains are buried in St. Mary’s Collegiate Church, an
11th century jewel.To fully appreciate medieval and historical
Youghal, take a guided or self guided tour around Youghal
Heritage Trail , commencing at Youghal Tourist Office.Today
Youghal celebrates its past and present in a series of events and
festivals throughout the year. For the Irish music and dance enthu-
siast Ceoltas Si’ is performed in a number of locations throughout
the town, both shows running throughout July and August. Sports
enthusiasts can take part in the Youghal Triathlon in July. A fami-
ly fun day that celebrates Youghal’s magical medieval past is the
annual Medieval Fun Day. Youghal Celebrates History is an annu-
al conference when historians from Ireland and abroad gather for
animated discussions on Youghal’s heritage.Youghal is ideally
geographically positioned. It’s where the beauty of East Cork
merges with stunning West Waterford and serves as a perfect base
for the holidaymaker. With access to both Cork and Waterford
Airports only a 45 minute drive away.
Local Tourism Info: 00 353 24 20170
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FOR JULY AND AUGUST
Family Fun PARTY BOOKINGS
Aura Leisure NOW BEING TAKEN
At the Aura Leisure Centre Youghal there is something for every-
one, whether you want to get fit, loose weight or de-stress. You can No room cover charge and food
work out in the gym or take one of our many fitness classes, or can be arranged on request
maybe you want to bring the kids for a swim or simply relax in our
Health Suite Area, the choice is yours. The centre really has to be Whether it is to watch a match,
seen to be believed, you don’t have to be a member you can just enjoy the music or relax in our garden
pay as you go !
Perks Entertainment
- give us a call
Perks Entertainment Centre has something fun for all the family. Wheelchair friendly, Free parking
Situated in Youghal, East Cork you’ll find a variety of top class and Taxi can be arranged on request
activities for all ages in comfortable and spacious surroundings.
Some activities include: Tenpin bowling, Lazer Tag, Adventure Farrell s Summerfield Bar - The Party Venue
Play Centre, Adult only Casino & Roulette, Video Games, Tel: 024 92233
Carousel, Bumper Boats, Derby Racer, Ghost Train, Kiddies
Rides, Snooker & Pool and lots more.
If you feel peckish you can eat at ’Mac Perkies’ Fast Food
Restaurant. There’s also a novelty gift/tuck shop. Birthday parties,
corporate outings, fundraisers, leagues and school tours are all
catered for. With over 70,000sq ft of indoor entertainment not even
the weather can spoil your fun! PERKS where every minute is
packed with family fun. Free Parking. Free Admission
Youghal Pitch and Putt
Pitch and putt your way across fairways and bunkers for winning
glory. Located right on the beach front Youghal’s 18 hole Pitch
and Putt course is open all year round.
The course layout is a varied array of lakes and hillside to put
every level of skill to the test. Groups are welcome and prebook-
ing is not necessary, Clubs hire is available.
Soccer School
The National Irish Bank FAI Summer Soccer School Programme...
the official soccer schools of the Football Association of Ireland.
The National Irish Bank FAI Summer Soccer Schools are the most
enjoyable and safest place to be this summer. They are open to
boys and girls aged between 7 & 15 and will take place this year
in Youghal .All our coaches are FAI Accredited, referenced and
Garda Vetted. We aim to ensure best practice in Child Safety and
Welfare to ensure your child is in very safe hands indeed.
Roma Grill
50 North Main St., Youghal
Tennis Tel: 024 - 92142
Youghal Tennis Club is open all year round. Weekly or daily mem-
bership is available for visitors. Tournaments held throughout the
summer months. Tennis Court keys are available at Youghal
Traditional Fish & Chips
Visitor Centre
Youghal Greyhound Stadium Freshly Made Pizzas
Youghal Greyhound Stadium offers a dynamic and exciting night
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Night. During the summer months entry is free every Tuesday,
light refreshments are available throughout the night.
Open 7 Days
 Youghal Celebrates History

THE BLACKWAA TER VAA LLEY

HISTORIC HOUSS ES & LANDSCAPES
Mall Arts Centre, Town Hall, Youghal
25th-27th September 2009
A B O U T T H E E V E N T
Youghal is holding its 7th Annual Conference, organised by Youghal
Celebrates History. The subject of this year’s conference is The
Blackwater Valley - Historic Houses & Landscapes . Conference
attendees will be treated to thought-provoking and entertaining lec-
tures by eminent speakers who will share their knowledge and
insights into the role of the Blackwater in Irish history - past, pres-
ent and future.

C O N F E R E N C E D E T A I L S
FRIDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2009
18.30 - 19.30 Registration
19.30 Official Opening of Conference
20.00 Lecture by Kieran Heffernan: ’The Houses of the Blackwater

SATUR
RDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2009
09.00 - 09.45 Registration
10.00 - 10.15 Opening by Chairperson and Academic Director
10.15 - 11.00 Tadhg O Keeffe, and Dave Wh helan UCD): ’The Georgian
Order and its origins: the Big Houses of the Blackwater Valley, 1500
- 1800 .
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee
11.30 - 12.15 Wiillie Fraher (County Waterford Museum, Dungarvan):
County Waterford Houses on the River Blackwater .
12.15 - 13.00 Peter Murray (Crawford Gallery of Art): Art and
Architecture in the Blackwater Valley 1600 - 1900 .
13.00 - 14.30 Lunch
14.30 - 15.15 Sarah Monahan (UCD): Eighteenth Century Estate Towns of

BLACKWATER
the Middle Size: Villierstown, Dromana Estate .
15.15 - 16.00 Terence Dooley (NUI Maynooth): The Social Life of Castle
Hyde Post Independence .
16.00 Discussion: The Blackwater Valley as a tourism destination

SUN
NDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 2009
09.00 Registration
alton (Dunhill Education Centre): Dromana: The
09.30 - 10.15 Julian Wa
Lords of Decies and the Villiers-Stuart .
CRUISESwww.blackwatercruises.com
10.15 - 11.00 Finola O Kane (UCD): The Designed Landscape of the
Blackwater River Valley
Leaving Youghal Jetty, sailing past
12.00 Field Trip (see detail) Rhincrew, Templemichael Castle,
-FIELD TRIP- Ballinatray House and the ancient monastic
Departs from the pier (alongside Aquatrek office) by boat to settlement of Molana Abbey - founded in 501
Villierstown Pier. In Villierstown a light lunch will be included in the
local hostelry An Cruiscin Lan . Members of Youghal Comhaltas To Book this trip on Maeve,
Ceoltoiri Eireann group Ceolta Si will perform a 28ft half decker, call Tony 087-9889076
traditional airs of the Blackwater Valley during lunch after which the Trip DurationQ 90mins approx.
party will proceed to Dromana House for a tour of that house whose
presence commands the eastern bank of the Blackwater at that
point. The entire party will return by coach to Youghal arriving there Licensed for 12 Passengers
circa 5pm. Cost includes: Boat Trip, Lunch, Music, Visit to Dromana & Return Sailings subject to tide and weather conditions
Coach (beverages excluded) Early booking is essential for the field trip as
exact numbers for the boats have to be
confirmed as soon as practicable

CONFERENCE DINNER
will be held on Saturday Night 26th September at 8pm
@ THE RED STORE, North Main Street which is a converted
corn store dating from c. 19th Century. Numbers Limited

C O N T A C T D E T A I L S
Youghal Celebrates History
St. Mary s College, Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland.
Mobile: 087 9666554 email: ytta@e eircom.net
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SUCCESS FOR YOUGHAL'S FIRST DEEP SEA ANGLING
COMPETITON IN OVER 20 YEARS Photo: Michael Hussey

Youghal’s first Deep Sea Angling Competiton in over 20 years

attracted in excess of 100 anglers for a weekend of serious fishing
in Youghal Bay.
Entrants in the Charter Boat competition battled it out for a share of
2,500 in prizes. A Private Boat competiton also ran alongside the
main event with all proceeds going to the Youghal RNLI. The over-
all winner of the main competition scoring 511 points for the week-
end was Gordan Darker, from the Stella Marie Angling Club in
Dublin.
The competition was fished using up to three hooks, with the
anglers priding themselves on their selection of baits and lures Janette Hickey and Adrian Landers, Liz Neville from Youghal RNLI and
according to tide, water colour, and ground. Irish Coast Guard Katriona Griffin from Youghal Chamber
Seven Charter Boats from Youghal, Dungarvan, Ballycotton and
Crosshaven took to the water on Saturday 27th June at 10.00 am for
a gruelling seven hours of fishing. With conditions on Sunday
proving to be more challenging, it did not deter the anglers on
board who all braved the elements.
Speaking about the event, organiser Gavin Tivy of Youghal Dive
Charters commented: "We are delighted that the event went so well.
This was the first such competiton in many years here in Youghal,
and all part of the revival of angling in Youghal. We had anglers
from all around the country fishing here this weekend, all promis-
ing to return in the near future. Gavin also referred to their spon-
Noreen, Will and Emma Varney Gavin Tivy from Youghal Dive Charters
sors generoristy in making the event possible. "We were over-
whelmed with the response from local business people, they gave us
great support and we want to thank them all most sincerely for mak-
ing this event possible and allowing us to attract the best anglers to
Youghal".
RESULTS:
Youghal Deep Sea Angling Competition June 27th & 28th 2009
Results: Charter Boat Section:
Overall Winner: Gordon Darker 511 points (on Seahunter): 500
Cash The Quays Bar 2nd: Brendan Murphy 508 points (on
Seahunter): 250 Cash: The Walter Raleigh Hotel 3rd: Pat Gahan Phil Tivy, Kieran, Mark and Jack Nolan
Snr. 483 points (on Rebecca C) 200 Cash: Perks Entertainment and Hector Newenham on board ’The Sinead Tivy with her son Neil
Centre 4th: John Cronin 474 points (on Seahunter) 150 Cash: Galloper’
Avonmore B&B 5th: Milo Burke: 445 points (on Seahunter) 150
Voucher: The Cliff House Hotel 6th: Pat Gahan Jnr: 415 points (on
Rebecca C) 100 Cash: Roseville B&B) 7th: Gerry Carey: 411
points (on Seahunter) Trabucca Rod & Reel 8th: Markek Sekula:
381 points (on the Niamh Carta) Sharkie’s Tackle Bag Heaviest
Fish: Markek Sekula: 27 ‰ lb Conger : 200 voucher Safehaven
Marine + Rod & Reel Heaviest Edible Fish: Finbarr Spillane: 10
‰ lb Ling: W/e for 2 B&B in Quality Hotel Youghal Most Unusual
Fish: Milo Burke: Megrim (Flat Fish): 100 Cash, Elite
Engineering Most Species 1st: Gerry Carey 100 Cash,Collins
Kenny Wight, Conor Hennessy Dadas proudly shows his catch Pollock with
Bakery + John Cronin: 100 Farrells Bar Most Species 2nd: Clinton and Mark Flaherty friends from Lithuania on board the ’Sarah Marie’
Rachman: Voucher Carlton Villa + Cody Rachman: 100 Voucher
Aquatrek + Arnis Arstroms: Doyles Restaurant Vouhcer & Rod &
Reel Cal Flavin
Youghal Deep Sea Angling Competition June 27th & 28th 2009
Results: Private Boat Section:
Overall Winner: Martin Murphy: 495 points: Rod & Reel - Bait All
Fermoy 2nd: Paul Twomey: 297 points: Lamp: Regency Interiors
3rd: Paul Power: 267 points: Hand-held VHF: marinewebstoreire-
land.com 4th: Joe Moore: 259 points: Rod & Reel (ANON) 5th:
Kenny White: 248 points: 100 Voucher Brodericks & Sons 6th:
Kevin Hennessy: 240 points: 100 Voucher: Halfords 7th: Paul
Dillon: 219 points: Fishing Rod: Seahunter 8th: Fionn O’Connell:
208 points: 100 Voucher: The Quays Bar 9th: Hector Noonan: 149
points: Fishing Rod: The Rebecca C Most Fish: John Downey: Tefal
Grill (ANON) Most Species: Barry Murphy: Blender (Charlie
O’Neill) Most Species: Martin Sargent: Blender (Charlie O’Neill)
Junior 1st: Cian Twomey : Trophy: Muckleys Jewellers Junior
2nd:Ryan Sargent: Trophy: Muckleys Jewellers Junior 3rd:
Jack Nolan: Voucher: Aquatrek Further information contact:
Gavin Tivy: 087-2112488 (Charter Boats Section) John Murray:
087-9704241 (Private Boats Section) Issued by: Aileen Ahern,
Tourism Officer, Youghal: 086-1703128 Happy anglers on board Martin Colfer’s ’Rebecca C’
 COFFEE MORNING IN AID OF CORK DIABETIC
ASSOCIATION IN MEMORY OF FRANK SMITH

Lily Hennessy O’Callaghan and George Michael O’Brien and Mac Dempsey
O’Brien

Ray Smith, Mag Smith, Andrea Smith, Yvonne Smith and Aaron Kenny

Four generations of the Russell Family- Joan

Russell, Margaret Crowley, Siobhan Haskett, Cavan & Megan O’Sullivan
Sarah and Ronan Haskett

Margaret Carey, Ger O’Driscoll and Karen O’Driscoll of CRY broadcasting from
the event

Helen Melly and Pauline Lynch (Development

Officer with the Diabetes Federation of Tracey & Tiernan McCarthy with
Ireland) Sharon Lupton

Frnak s wife Mag Smith, Fiona Kiely, Nikki Sisk, Elaine Buckley, Emma Roberts,
Brigid Foley and Audrey Thornton

The Smith Family - Calum, Ray, Aaron, Andrea, Coran and Tadgh

Youghal Indoor Bowling

The fifth round of the League was successfully played on Tuesday,
A pattern is emerging and after the fourth round the leading teams
are as follows. Team 10 are leading with 12 points, closely fol-
lowed by teams 3 and 5, wih respectively 10 1/2 and 10 points.
The members of team ten are Carol Mullally, Celia O’Sullivan and
Lily Bulman. The winners this week were :-
Carol Mullally and Celia O’Sullivan. Bowling continues next
Family and friends of Frank Smith
week at Arus, at 2:15pm.
 Birthday Remembrance Youghal Pipe Band Golf
90th Daly Classic in Youghal Golf Club

Remembering a wonderful mother and father

Biddy & Connie Daly who celebrated their 90th
Birthday in heaven. Cherished memories keep ye
near. They bring a smile and often a tear, always
a wish that you were here.
Winners Prizes presented by Captain Austin O’Keeffe and Paul Dempsey - Sponsor.

Loved and Remembered by Son Billy,

Daughers Liz & Mary

ALL IRELAND JUNIOR & U23

CHAMPIONSHIPS
TULLAMORE CO.OFFALY - SUNDAY JUNE 28TH

Runners Up Prizes presented by Donie McCarthy and Paul Dempsey - Sponsor.

YOUGHAL LOCAL RADIO STATION

‘CRY’ CELEBRATES IT’S
30TH BIRTHDAY ON JULY 4TH
Photo Michael Hussey

Gold and Silver for Youghal Girls in the All Ireland Junior
Pole Vault
On Sunday 28th June the All Ireland Junior and U23
Championships took place in Tullamore Co Offal, Youghal had
two Athletes competing in the Junior Women’s Pole Vault.
Nikita Savage and Sarah Ryan took Gold and Silver in the event.
Sarah opened the competition with a first time clearance at 2.20
metres and followed this with another first time clearance at 2.40.
Sarah knocked 2.60 metres first time around, but made no mistake
on her second attempt. Sarah cleared 2.80 very impressively on Noel Cronin, founding member of CRY broadcasting his Saturday morning show
’Rural Report’ interrupted by his fellow colleagues Barty Murphy, John
her first attempt to put herself into second place going into the next Cunningham, Ed Moloney, John Young and Ger O’ Driscoll celebrating 30 years
round, Sarah was most unlucky on her first attempt when she on air with the surprise birthday cake
caught the bar on the way up she was over the 3.00 metre bar on
her second attempt but caught it on the way down and she failed
again on her third attempt. This was undoubtedly one of the best
displays of vaulting that Sarah ever done and shows how much
more there is to come, considering her absence from competition
last year.
Nikita Savage entered the competition at 2.80 metres with a first
time clearance and she also cleared 3.00 metres on her first
attempt. Nikita knocked 3.20 first time around but changed poles
and sailed over it on her second attempt. Nikita tried for 3.40
metres but failed to clear it on her third attempt but had done
enough to claim the Gold with her clearance of 3.20 and adds this
to the All Ireland Junior Indoor title she won back in March. This
is the second year in a row she has claimed the All Ireland Junior One of the founding members of CRY,
(U20) title. Youghal’s Barty Murphy reminiscing
about the early years Noel Cronin - 30 years comin’ at ya!
 Youghal GAA Club Notes
www.youghal.cork.gaa.com
INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL C/SHIP
YOUGHAL 0-7 V ADRIGOLE 0-8
Played in Ovens, Youghal started well but failed to make the dom-
inance tell on the scoreboard as the lads semed to leave the shoot-
ing boots in the dressingroom. Paul Moylan was flying in the cor-
ner, showing well for every attack and totally outplaying the
Adrigole defence. The moment the tie changed was the re-agriva-
tion of a hamstring injury Paul was recovering from which saw
Brendan Ring sprung from the bench to replace him, this was far
earlier an introduction than would have been planned and the
shape and game plan seemed to disapear from then on. Youghal
had most of the play for the opening half and led at the break by
0-3 to 0-1 with both rear guards performing well. The second half
started as the first did only this time it was Adrigole dominant but
hitting wide after wide with only the free taking of Kevin Jer
O’Sullivan keeping them in the game. Barry McCarthy was having
a good half at centre forward as was Stephen Kelly in the corner
but Adrigole were starting to get on top around the middle. The
introduction of Leigh Desmond for Jonathan Ormond seemed to
spark Youghal into a bit of late revival and Desmond kicked two
points to bring Youghal back to within 1 point after falling behind
but it was too little too late as the Boys went down by the narrow-
est margin to a well fancied Adrigole side. A lack of experience
probably caught Youghal out in the end but heads must be held
high and the desire to get this right strong, so as to ensure we can
drive on again next Year. There is huge potential in this group of
players and if the required level of effort is forthcoming and with
the addition of some of the upcoming players Youghal can be a
force to reckon with again over the next decade and I have no
doubt we will be celebrating another County Football
Championship in the near future.
Team: P.Mackey, P. O’Driscoll, J. Grace, A. Kenny, P. Kelly, B.
Ring, R. Cronin, B. Coleman, D. Ring, J. Ormond, B. McCarthy
0-1, N. Roche 0-1, S. Kelly 0-1, E. Coleman, P. Moylan 0-2. Subs
used: Brendan Ring for P. Moylan, L. Desmond 0-2 for J.
Ormond.
EAST CORK JUNIOR B HURLING C/SHIP
YOUGHAL 1-10 V KILLEAGH 0-13
A fantastic evenings entertainment was served up by these local
rivals in Ballymacoda on Saturday evening with a fair result on the
night. Youghal might feel a bit hard done by that there was no
extra time played as they were on top in the closing quarter. It was
a battle of a young light but skillful Youghal team against a big
powerful and experienced Killeagh team and at times Youghal
were bullied out of the game. Youghal trailed by two at the break
having played against the breeze and realy should have been fur-
ther behind but for a goalmouth scramble that resulted in Keith
McCarthy somehow forcing the ball over the line. It took one of
the greats of Youghal Hurling Stephen Twomey to steady the ship
in the second half as the timber broke and Killeagh tried to intim-
idate their young oponents. Twomey had one of his finest halfs
ever in a Youghal Jersey as he directed everything Youghal did for
the half hour.
A lack of a scoring forward was probably the achilles heel for the
boys but this performance will instill extra confidence in this
Young side and it is great to see some former good players return-
ing to Championship Hurling along with plenty of young guns.
Team: M. Mulcahy, B. Gleeson, Mick O’Brien, P. O’Mahony, A.
Murphy, Martin O’Brien, S. Twomey, G. Geary, P. Kelly, J.
Ormond, A. Geary, G. Kelly, K. McCarthy, T. Flaherty, S. Kelly.
Subs used: D. Power, T. Griffin, P. O’Sullivan.
RESULTS:
Junior Hurling League Youghal 2-9 v Cloyne 3-14
Minor Football Challenge Youghal 1-8 v Aghada 0-11
Intermediate Hurling League Youghal 1-13 v Ballymartle 1-11
Junior Camogie League Youghal 1-9 v Castlelyons 3-7
Minor Football Championship Youghal 2-5 v Eire Og 1-12
FIXTURES: 07/07/2009 INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAM-
PIONSHIP REPLAY V DOUGLAS IN LISGOOLD @
7:30PM
07/07/2009 Junior Camogie Legue v Ballinascarthy Magniers
Hill 7:30pm
08/07/2009 Minor Hurling League Carrignavar Away 7:30pm
10/07/2009 Minor Hurling Leagu v St Vincents Away 7:30pm
LOTTO: This Weeks Jackpot is an incredible 18,410 euro after
again rolling over. Numbers drawn were 9,10,17 and 19.
Congratulations to Chris Bush who won the Half Year holiday
draw, witha ticket sold by Phil Cullinane. Tickets are available
from the usual outlets with the Draw taking place every Monday
Evening in Club Aras.
45 CARD RESULTS: 23/07/2009 1st and 2nd Divided Mick &
Sheelagh, Lily & Cecilia. 3rd Joan & Mary. Best of last 5 Peg &
Gene. Last Game Kevin & Dermot.
JUVENILE CLUB: A big congratulations to the U14 team who
were overall winners in the County Blitz held in Aghada on
Saturday last. This was an excellent performance from a squad of
players that have improved beyond all expectations over the last
two or three seasons and continue to do so. They have qualified for
the league final and will be confident come Championship of an
extended run. Congratulations again to all involved.
RESULTS:
U10 Hurling League Youghal 1-0 v Fr. O’Neills 2-2
U15 Camogie League Youghal 3-1 v Castlelyons 0-1
FIXTURES:
06/07/2009 U16 Hurling Challenge Clashmore7:30 Copperalley
08/07/2009 U14 Football Challenge v Abbeyside 7:30 Away
08/07/2009 U13 Camogie League v Cobh 7:00 Magniers Hill
11/07/2009 U9 Hurling and Football v St Marys 11.00am Mallow
FAMILY FUN DAY
Final preparations are underway for Sunday 26th July for a Family
Fun Day with a diference. This will be the place to be for any
Family interested in some serious fun. Entertainment for the Day
includes Live DJ and Live Bands, Sumo Wrestling, Gladiator
Jousting, Opsticle Course, Tug of War, Rounders, novelty races
etc. All of the events will involve both Guardian and Child in relay
or with a combined score to count in events such as the cross-bar-
challenge and penalty shoot out. There will also be a fancy dress
contest and Bonny Baby and Twins competition. There will also
be many surprises on the Day that will not be advertised before-
hand and will give a chance for some Kids to get their own back
on their Coaches. There will be no covercharge on the Day or any
charge for entering the many many events taking place. Catering
will be available as the Club Aras carpark turns into a giant Cafe
for the Day. Kick off will be 2pm with presentations etc. at 5.
There will also be entertainment in the Bar from after the events
finish up until 9pm. Registration for events will start from approx.
1:30pm and places will be limited for some events but we will
endeavour to make sure every child gets to take part in every event
they like.
Under 14 Football Blitz in Aghada
On Saturday 5th July our U14 footballers took part in the blitz run
by Aghada GAA Club. In the 1st game we played our neighbours
Fr O’Neills, with both sides wanting to get of to a good start this
was a tight game ending in a draw 1-04 each. In the second game
we came up against a strong Carrigaline side. This game saw us
get back to winning ways and we ran out winners on a scoreline of
3-09 to 1-04. The 3rd Game we played the host team Aghada win-
ning 1-06 to 0-03. After all points were counted up we took on
Carrigaline in the Final winning by 3-02 to 2-02. This was a great
win for lads who have put in a lot of work all year.
Panel- Dylan Mason, Conor Finn, Chris Morrision, Chris Savage,
Jake Power, Danny Walsh, Matthew Farrell,Mark Flaherty, Colin
Keenaghan,Tomas Coleman, Andrew Joyce, Ollie Dempsey,
Aaron Hogan[capt], Danny Kiely, Bill McGrath, Ryan Coady,
Tommy Kenefick, Kash Ranson, Sean Farrell, Ronan O’Sullivan
Cian daly
 Bun Scoil Mhuire Youghal GAA Annual Golf
Sports Day Classic at
Youghal Golf Club

4th Classs enjoying the egg and spoon 1st Prize winners Donie McCarthy, Tommy Butler and Michael Landers pictured
with Seanie Ring President of the GAA & Gertie Murphy AIB Youghal Sponsors.

4th Class Girls displaying their medals

Emerging from the eliminator

2nd Prize winners Seanie Ring, Luke McAuliffe, Colin Heaphy pictured with Ned
& Michelle O’Connell sponsors.

Emma and Georgia enjoy-

ing the ice pop and drink
kindly provided by Hillary
and Fintan Crowley Senior infants after the dress up relay

3rd Prize winners Fr. O’Neills Team, Robbie Dalton, Luke Swayne, & Liam Leahy
with President of the GAA Seanie Ring & Gertie Murphy, AIB sponsors

Youghal Rotary Club

Ready for the sack race

Youghal Rotary Club’s new President Karen Farrell is joined by vice president
Children having a well deserved rest. Miriam Martin and club secretary Anne Delaney.
 In Memoriam
In loving memory of
WILLIAM (DIVER) TWOMEY
3RD ANNIVERSARY
Late of 2, Cork Hill, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Who died on the 1st July 2006 R.I.P.
A beloved Dad, Grandad, Brother, Uncle & Friend...
With a caring heart and kindness never forgotten
It does not take a special day, for us to think of you,
Each mass we hear, each prayer we say,
Is offered up for you.
We cannot bring the old days back,
When we were all together,
Our family chain is broken now,
But memories live forever.
Sadly Missed by Family & Friends
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY - 6TH JULY 1998
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN (JOHNNY) CRONIN
LATE OF BALLINVARRIG, YOUGHAL
SINCERE AND KIND,
IN HEART AND MIND,
WHAT BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES
YOU LEFT BEHIND.
ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY YOUR LOVING WIFE AND FAM-
ILY.
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 you father sees it. Then,in his
merciful eyes it will become your favour, not
mine Amen.
Say this prayer for 3 days, promise publica-
tion, prayer and favour will be granted no mat-
ter how impossible, Never known to fail.
P.D.
In Memoriam
10TH ANNIVERSARY
MARIE LUCEY
R.I.P. 8th July 1999
Mum you re sadly missed,
These past ten years,
Since you left us,
To join God.
The shining love you left behind,
Grows stronger in our hearts.
Love you always.
Judy, Kathleen, Grace, Therese Pio, Rosemaire, Your hus-
band Gerry and all your grandchildren
A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN
(Never known to fail)
O most beautiful Flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splen-
dour of Heaven, blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate
Virgin assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and
show me herein you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother of God,
queen of heaven and earth.
I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me
in this necessity; there are none that can withstand your power. O
show me herein you are my mother. O Mary conceived without
sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mother
I place this cause into your hands (3 times). Holy Spirit you who
solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal, you
who gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against
me and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want in
this short prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm once
again that I never want to be separated from you in eternal glory.
Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine.
The person must say this prayer on three consecutive days. After
three days the request will be granted. This prayer must be pub-
lished after the favour is granted. P.D.
A PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN
(Never known to fail)
O most beautiful Flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splen-
dour of Heaven, blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate
Virgin assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and
show me herein you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother of God,
queen of heaven and earth.
I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me
in this necessity; there are none that can withstand your power. O
show me herein you are my mother. O Mary conceived without
sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mother
I place this cause into your hands (3 times). Holy Spirit you who
solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal, you
who gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against
me and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want in
this short prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm once
again that I never want to be separated from you in eternal glory.
Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine.
The person must say this prayer on three consecutive days. After
three days the request will be granted. This prayer must be pub-
lished after the favour is granted.
 Youghal Transition at
Padrone Restaurant, June 30
Sixteen people gathered on a grey day at the Padrone restaurant
Youghal for a get together about Youghal Transition. anna Dowling
welcomed everyone and gave a brief description of what Transition
Town groups are all about. Mentioning developments at Kinsale and
other places, he explained that Transition Towns are
about finding local solutions to the pressing global issues of Climate
Change and Peak Oil. This may have implications for how Youghal
sources its food and energy, amongst other things. A lively conversa-
tion followed featuring contributions from all present.
Presentation to Town Council in September
Two Town Councillors attended, Liam Burke and Donie Daly. They
agreed to bring Youghal Transition to the attention of the next meet-
ing of the Council in July, and to organise a presentation to the Town
Council in September. This was warmly welcomed
by all present.
Town Hall meeting and Local Agenda 21 funding application
Cynthia Post suggested that there be a Town Hall meeting to invite the
wider community to discuss the issues involved. There was support
for this with anna agreeing to work with Cynthia on it. A recent
funding application to the Local Agenda 21 Environmental
Partnership Fund sought funds for such a meeting as part of a commu-
nity education programme. Other elements of the programme as set
out in the application include: Powerdown Training Course;
Transition Film Club; Articles in the local media; Get Youghal
Growing campaign.
Schools
The matter of engaging with local schools was raised with broad
agreement that an approach be made to the schools in September.
Food
Food was a major theme of the meeting. Mike McKenna from the
Blackwater Garden Centre attended. He spoke of his online gardening
club, his demonstration veg garden and the children s gardening and
summer crafts workshops to be held in mid July.
People were interested in hearing about the raised bed system he uses,
with small areas bordered by painted scaffolding planks. All are wel-
come to visit the Blackwater Garden Centre in business hours to see
for themselves. Bernard Kavanagh spoke about his experiences study-
ing organic horticulture in Youghal. He and Teresa Watkins (who also
attended) have completed a one year
course at Youghal s Adult Education Centre. The instructor there
pomotes a non-dig
system of gardening based around planting through layers of manure
and straw mulch. There are plans to run a two year course beginning
in September. The Centre has a polytunnel and some outdoor beds,
fruit bushes and trees. Bernard offered to show
interested people around.
Farmers Market
People also discussed Farmers Markets and were concerned that they
actually sell locally grown produce. No definite news on the forth-
coming relaunch of Youghal s Report from Youghal
Farmers Market was available though eye witnesses reported activi-
ty down by the Bridewell, the chosen site. Youghal Transition have
written to the Youghal Farmer’s, Artisan Food, Arts and Cafts Market
Committee for permission to have space at the weekly Friday market
to provide information on Transition Town initiatives.
Allotments
Allotments were on the minds of many. Marietta O Connell reminded
all that Youghal had allotments before in the 1990s, but they were dis-
continued due to lack of support.
A number of potential sources for allotment plots were discussed
including asking the Town Council and State Agencies, empty poly-
tunnels on the Ballymacoda side of town and using some of the space
in the Town Gardens at St Mary s College.
Four people agreed to form a food group to continue researching pos-
sible sites for allotments for Youghal and will report back in due
course.
Energy issues
Various local energy issues were articulated. The lights illuminating
the Town Hall and other civic buildings are left on all night, thereby
costing quite a bit of money. Could they be put on a timer to save ener-
gy? Councillor Burke informed the meeting that the Town Hall has a
geothermal heating system. When it was renovated a number of years
ago, the system was put in place along with the passive solar heating
In Memoriam
2nd Anniversary
Alyson Clerkin
We hold you close within our hearts,
And there you shall remain,
To walk with us throughout our lives,
Until, we meet again.
So rest in peace dear loved one
And thanks for all you ve done,
We pray that God has given you,
The crown you ve truly won.
Sadly missed by your loving husband Paul,
daughter Siobhan and son Paul Joseph
1st Anniversary &
Acknowledgement
Paul Wm Walsh
Rhincrew, Youghal
Who Died 9th July 2008
Paul, Evelyn and Laura would like to thank all those who
sympathised with us on our sad loss. Thanks to all who
attended Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and Burial, who
sent Mass cards, Messages of Sympathy and Flowers.
Thank you to Fr. B Bermingham and Fr. L Hickey who cel-
ebrated Mass and Egans Undertakers for their professional
service. We express sincere gratitude to our extended fam-
ily, friends, work colleagues and neighbours for their sup-
port, help and kindness.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your
intentions.
of the glass annexe. People were interested in thisand are keen to learn
the whole story.
Another local issue of interest was the future of the landfill. The con-
tentious facility which has covered part of the town with an unpleas-
ant odour over the last year and more, is due to close soon. The exact
date of closure keeps shifting. The site will be covered with soil and
landscaped on closure. But the meeting was interested in what s being
done with the methane that builds up under the rubbish. Currently it is
being flared off could it be harnessed to provide energy? Following
the meeting a latecomer, Geraldine Lynch met with some of the group
to catch up on what she missed. With a particular interest in energy
and waste, she
agreed to do some work with anna on the possibility of reducing the
energy impact of the town s public buildings.
Thanks, next get together, July 28
The meeting ended with agreement from all to meet again at the end
of July and to
bring other people with them.
Thanks are due to Padrone Restaurant. Not only did they open the
space especially to
accommodate the meeting, they did so for free and refused all pay-
ment for the
excellent teas and coffees enjoyed by all.
Next meeting: Tuesday, July 28, Padrone Restaurant, 2:30 4:00
 Youghal GAA Annual Golf In Memoriam
Classic at
Youghal Golf Club
Kay Yellop
Whose Anniversary occurs on 7th July

May God keep you in his loving care forever,

Life is not measured by the years you have lived,
But the love you gave.
Too dearly loved to be forgotten.

Remembered at this time and always by Sons,

1st Prize winners Donie McCarthy, Tommy Butler and Michael Landers pictured Darren & Michael, Daughter-in-Law Yvonne &
with Seanie Ring President of the GAA & Gertie Murphy AIB Youghal Sponsors. Grandsons Jason, Jordan & Kelvin.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &
1ST ANNIVERSARY
CRONIN AGNES (Nee O Sullivan)
66, Sarsfield Terrace, Youghal.
Who died on July 10th 2008

The family and relatives of the late Agnes Cronin

2nd Prize winners Seanie Ring, Luke McAuliffe, Colin Heaphy pictured with Ned
& Michelle O’Connell sponsors.
wish to thank most sincerely all those who sup-
ported them following the death of their mother
last year and those who sympathised, sent Mass
Cards, Floral Tributes and attended the rosary,
removal and funeral. A special thanks to Fr. Wm.
Bermingham and Fr. Bernard Cotter who concel-
ebrated Mass and to Egans for the funeral
arrangements.
Mass is offered for the intentions of all

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
3rd Prize winners Fr. O’Neills Team, Robbie Dalton, Luke Swayne, & Liam Leahy
Heart, where you father sees it. Then,in his
with President of the GAA Seanie Ring & Gertie Murphy, AIB sponsors merciful eyes it will become your favour, not
mine Amen.
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 Youghal CYMS Kevin Mangan
Junior Memorial Tournament

Emma Smyth and Trevor McCarthy, who were married at The Strand Church,
Youghal on Friday the 19th of June 2009, The reception was held in the Oriel
House Hotel in Ballincollig.

COMPUTER REPAIRS
No Fix. No Fee Ray Phelan presents the Youghal CYMS Kevin Mangan Junior Memorial Plaque to
On site repairs winner Kenny Wight

Computer installation and upgrades.

Computer repairs and set up. YOUGHAL HANDBALL
Computer health check. AND RAQUETBALL CLUB
Broadband Internet and e-mail set up
The Youghal Racquetball Open Cup reached the finals where we
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CONTACT JAMES: (086) 3016257 - (024) 97170 Wayne Fitzgerald in the semi final. Jody s draw had him beat
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THE D.I.Y. MEN Michael Pearce in the quarter final and Brian Fitzgerald in the
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MANAGEMENT & LETTINGS high as 12-12. In the end it was Barry that got the last few scores,
took the second game and won the match on a 2-0 scoreline.
Youghal - North Main Street Congratulations to Barry! He has come through to win both major
Selection of newly refurbished apartments 1-2 beds 300- 400 p.c.m. competitions in Youghal this year, namely the Open Cup and
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Novice Cup, in his first year of Racquetball. He did this without
For viewings please call Gary Colbert 087-9026201 / email gary@colbertandco.ie
conceding a single game all season as all matches were won on a
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CHILDMINDER WANTED bringing his form into next season as I am sure there are a couple
of players looking forward to their re-matches and getting the
Kind Reliable person required to look after 2 Children (21/2 opportunity to take him down.
& 1 yr old) preferrably in thier own home, 2 days a weeek Looking back over the season we had the following winners:
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Munster Mens Novice Singles Runner Up Colin Kennedy
Munster Mens Novice Doubles Runner Up Wayne Fitzgerald &
TRAINED GARDENER Olan McCarthy
PROVINCIAL - YOUTH
(Royal Horticultural Society)
Irish Open U12 Bronze Medal Keane McCarthy
Available for all your gardening needs Munster U12 Singles Runner Up Keane McCarthy
Munster U13 Singles Semi-Final - Killian McCarthy
Ring Mac at 087 6771853 - 024 97980 CLUB
Open Cup Winner Barry Goggin
MUSIC GROUP CUMANN NA DAOINE Open Cup Runner Up Jody Cooper
Novice Cup Winner Barry Goggin
THE MUSIC GROUP CUMANN NA DAOINE IS LOOKING FOR A
DONATION OF AN UNWANTED PIANO ACCORDION.
Novice Cup Runner Up Colin Kennedy
THE GROUP MEETS WEEKLY AND THIS PIANO ACCORDION Winter League Cup Winner Olan McCarthy
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 YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB
LADIES
Wednesday 24th June - Open 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Sponsored by: Aherne’s Seafood Restaurant & Accommodation
Silver 1st Treasa Roche (16) 40pts East Cork
2nd Julie Coyne (9) 36pts BG Jean Farrell (5) 28pts 3rd Martina
O’ Halloran (20) 35pts 4th Sheelagh O’ Brien (16) 34pts
Bronze 1st Siobhan Hooley (24) 40pts 2nd Avril Kelly (33) 40pts
3rd Irene Neylon (24) 38pts 4th Rose Galvin (22) 37pts 5th Mags
O’ Connor (23) 36pts
Fixtures: Wed 8th July Open 2ball rumble Sponsored by: Allied
Irish Banks
Team News: Sunday 28th June: Junior Foursomes Team travelled
to Cork Golf Club to play Douglas Golf Club and in very bad
weather conditions the team came away with a great win. The next
round is the quarter finals in Lackbane (Killarney) on Saturday
11th July at 4pm and play Tralee Golf Club. Team: Mary
Pomphrett & Breda O’ Donoghue, Maeve O’ Leary & Adrienne
Mc Donnell, Amanda O’ Neill Coyne & Jo Swayne Reserves:
Paula Brennan & Frances Barry. Team Captain: Marian Feely.
Senior Foursomes Team travelled to Charleville Golf Club and
were beaten by East Cork Golf Club. Team: Jean Farrell & Mary
Lawton, Marian Sweeney & Catherine Hayes, Denise Fitzgerald
& Frankie Forrest. Reserve: Maeve Troupe Kelly. Team Captain:
Catherine Mc Carthy.
Our Junior Cup Team play in the quarter finals against Castletroy
Golf Club on Sunday 5th July in Macroom Golf Club. Tee Time:
2.30pm Panel: Julie Coyne, Edel Coyne, Marian Sweeney,
Catherine Hayes, Maeve Troupe Kelly, Phil Byrne. Team Captain:
KILLEAGH GAA
Congratulations to the Junior A hurling team on their hard earned
win over Fr. O’Neill’s in Copper Raleigh in Youghal on Saturday
last. This was our first championship outing of 09. While both
teams traded scores in the opening half Noel O’Connor’s goal sep-
arated the sides at half time. This was a lead we never relinquished
even tho Fr. O’Neill’s did hit a purple patch and closed the game
down to 3 points. We held on to win on a scoreline of 1-11 to 0-9.
We now look forward to the next round.
Junior B hurling league - On Sunday morning we played
Watergrasshill in the league in Killeagh. This well contested game
of hurling saw very little to separate both sides, Watergrasshill
having the upper hand at half time. With the wind at our backs in
the second half we picked off some good scores. Then entered the
Prodigal Son in the form of substitute Micheal "Fong" Byrne at
full forward who not long on the field scored our only goal of the
game. Watergrasshill came back at us and picked off some good
scores but when the final whistle blew one point was difference.
We ran out winners on a scoreline of 1-10 0-12.
Fixtures: Junior B Hurling Championship Saturday the 4th of July
vs Youghal at 7:30pm in Ahavine.
There was no winner of the lotto, the numbers were 3,10,26. Next
weeks jackpot stands at 1,800 euro.
A reminder that the golf classic is on July 9th, 10th and 11th.
Anyone interested in entering a team please contact Ray Rochford
or any club member.
Over the coming weeks the 200 club will be looking for new
members or subscriptions from existing members. Please contact
any club member if you re interested.

Youghal Golf Club

Eileen Farrell. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
JUNIORS
Tues 23rd June - 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Cat A: 1 Jack Hussey (15) 46pts, 2nd David Poynton (16) 40pts,
Sponsors Walsh’s Pharmacy
3rd Gavin Sloane (9) 37pts, 4th Patrick Quinn (15) 37pts
Cat B 1st Ben Mitchell (29) 38pts, 2nd Joe Leahy (33) 36pts, 3rd
Aidan Morrison (30) 36pts
Thurs 25th June - 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Cat A 1st Stephen Walsh (20) 37pts, 2nd Edel Coyne (10) 37pts,
3rd David Poynton (15) 37pts
Cat B 1st Joe Leahy (32) 41pts,
Fixtures: Tuesday 14th July: Open Boys U 19 - Tee Time: 8am -
12noon Sponsored by: Cork Tie & Badge Co. (Mr. Brendan E.
Kelly)
MIXED THREEBALL
Friday 26th June Open 18 Holes Mixed Threeball Eugene & Tep
Riordan Memorial Sponsored by: The Riordan Family
1st Tony Coyne - Amanda O’ Neill Coyne - Avril Kelly - 70pts
2nd Austin O’ Keeffe- Ina O’ Keeffe - Finbarr O’ Neill - 69pts
3rd Bertie Lupton - Sharon Lupton - Mce Power - 67pts
4th Albert Ruxton - Una Cotter - Clement Ruxton - 67pts
Lady Vice Captain Mary Murphy, prize winners Sharon Lupton , Dympna Quil l&
5th Joe Fitzgerald - Breeda Fitzgerald - Loretto Morrison 66pts Sheelagh O Brien and Lady Captain Breeda Curtin.
Fixtures: Friday 3rd July: Open 10 Holes Mixed Foursomes
Sponsored by: The Nook.
GENTS
Fri 26th - Sat 27th - Sun 28th June Open 18 Holes Singles
Stableford Sponsored by: Tytex Ireland Ltd.,
1st Stephen Sheehan (16) 41pts, 2nd William Gleeson Snr (15)
41pts BG Steven Prendergast (2) 37pts gross 3rd Brian
Montgomery (15) 41pts 4th Colin Donoghue (5) 41pts 5th
Eoghan Mc Carthy (15) 41pts Best Fri: Conor Coyne (7) 39pts
Best Sat: Eamon Carey (9) 40pts Best Sun: Keith Griffin (14)
40pts CSS - Fri: 70 - Sat: 71 - Sun: 71
Fixtures:
Thurs 2nd & Fri 3rd July: Pipe Band Golf Classic (Team of 3)
Sat 4th & Sun 5th July: Open 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Sponsored by: Multi Roofing Systems
Mon 6th July: Open Seniors Singles 60+ Sponsored by:
Blackwater Blinds Lady Vice Captain Mary Murphy, prize winners Avril Kelly, Cecelia Cotter, Vera De
Tuesday 7th July: Youghal Rugby Golf Classic la Cour, Catherine McSweeney, Veronica Whyte & Lady Captain Breeda Curtin.
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