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1st Prize Winners: Knud Thuroe and Bridie Walsh are presented with the beautiful
1st Prize glass trophies by Ger Flanagan of Flanagan Print & Office Supplies,
Sponsors with Lady Captain Phil Mangan. 2nd Prizewinners: Sally Wallace and
Gene Fox 3rd Prizewinners: Ed Long and Ted Healy
Group pictures of the Workshops for Secondary School Students held at Bru Na Si
recently. For further details of future workshops contact Daithi on (087) 6419081
Friends of St. Raphael s 1st Prize winners Knud Thuroe and Bridie Walsh are presented with the beautiful
Annual Open Day

1st Prize glass trophies by Ger Flanagan of Flanagan Print & Office Supplies
Sponsors with Lady Captain Phil Mangan
On Wednesday the 11th and Friday the 13th of June, we played a
Once again our annual Open Day takes place on Sunday, 6th July fourball competition kindly sponsored by Flanagan Print & Office
2008 at 2.00pm. We are very busy organising this event as a lot of Supplies of Youghal. The results were : 1st Nett: Bridie Walsh and
time is needed to run this day. Knud Thuroe. 1st Gross: Edward Long and Ted Healy. Mixed
Last year we sent out letters to business people hoping they want- Nett: Sally Wallace and Eugene Fox.
ed to donate either goods, gifts or cash to our Open Day and we Next competition sponsored by Kilcoran Ltd. will take next
received a great response which we were grateful and thankful for. Wednesday 18th of June, Tee off time is 6:45.
We asked businesses to ring Frances on 087-6465801 if they A committee meeting will take place next Wednesday after the
would like us to collect from them or else if they wished to post it competition, all committee members are asked to attend.
up. Ladies morning every Wednesday, Tee off time 10:30.
At the moment we are currently fundraising for a multi-purpose Well done to Don Sheehan who qualified for the national interme-
room so all clients can go to Art, Drama, Music, Pottery, Dance diate strokeplay.
and Gardening Projects on the ground floor.
APOLLO DRY
The Committee of Friends of St. Raphael’s thanks the local com-
munity and businesses for their continued support over the last
number of years, as they have helped us greatly in all our projects
CLEANERS
to date.
Once again, if you would like to contribute in any way, please ring
and a volunteer will go and collect from you or, if you prefer, you
may post or drop same up to St. Raphael’s Centre. 25 NORTH MAIN ST, YOUGHAL
Hoping to see you all at the Open Day and continued sucess to all. 024 - 92718
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REASON TO BE CHEERFUL
AS CHILDREN ENJOY ART
COMPETITION.
By Christy Parker.
Younger artists in the Youghal area gave notice of their prowess

and potential when they recently participated in an art competition
organised by Youghal Visual Arts Festival. The annual event is co-
ordinated through
primary schools
and this year
attracted 552 Treasa and Joseph Keniry
Alice Flavin with Norma, Tony and
entrants from the Mary
national schools
of Gaelscoil
Chorain, South
Abbey, Bun Scoil
M h u i r e ,
Clonpriest and
Knockanore. Last
weekend, 40 Megan Cliffe with Tara, Fionn and
award winners Ethan
received trophies Chloe Cooley with Tara and Colette
-sponsored by
G o l d m i n e
Jewellers,
Rivergate Mall- at
a ceremony in the
Mall Arts Centre.
The competition
was run across
Meabh Nugent with Mel, Jim and Aine
eight school years Josh, Lisa and Stephanie Fitzgerald
from Junior Infants to Sixth Class, with each year awarded tro-
phies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd plus two Credits. At the behest of YVAF Rory, Denise and Wayne Fitzgerald
secretary? Karen Gallogley -perhaps influenced by Ian Drury and
the Blockheads's 1979 hit song of the same name- the pupils were
told to interpret the theme 'Reasons to be Cheerful.' Entries were
accepted in the art material of their choice -whether crayon,
acrylic or daddy's ear wax- as long as it was presented on A4
paper.
Not surprisingly, they took to it like politicians to a junket. Six
weeks later the finished works were presented to Killeagh artist
Sinead Ni Chonaille for judgement. Its always interesting to
observe the messages emanating from the mysterious Planet
Childhood and Sinead discovered that for many children a reason Nova Schoenenberger and Theresa
to be cheerful involved Christmas, birthday parties, flowers, being Watkins
with their families." One touching interpretation depicted flowers
Adam Born and Family
being delivered to someone in hospital. "It was beautiful to see
them expressing happiness," says Sinead, adding, adding that "the
standard was amazingly high too."
Amanda Hogan, Chairwoman of YVAF, noted that, "modes of
transport was also a common feature", with many male, rural chil-
dren drawing tractors, while their urban equivalent drew racing
cars. Looks like the next generation of boy racers is revving up
then!
It's not just the cars that were fast. Adam Born, aged 8 and a pupil
at Bun Scoil Mhuire, drew a picture of the beach. The 1st place
award winner proudly revealed that it had taken him all of "a few
minutes" to produce his masterpiece. His trophy was bound for his Robyn Gallogley with Kevin and Karen Daniel Sliney with John and Breeda
bedroom window, possibly to serve as inspiration for painting pur-
suits that would persist up to and including the far distant date that
would bring him to his dad's age. CLAYCASTLE
Meanwhile the 40 winning entries will be framed and exhibited in
Youghal Library during the Youghal Visual Arts festival from July
PITCH AND PUTT CLUB
19th-27th. Workshops at Colaiste Eoin for children upwards from Because of the bad weather last Wednesday,we were unable to
five years will run in conjunction with the festival and include play the fourball sponsored by Kilcoran Ltd. This competition will
such disciplines as drawing, chalk & pastel, jewellery making and be played later in the year. Next competition kindly sponsored by
papercraft. Places by pre-booking only, at €8 per workshop. J. Hodnett and sons will take place this Wednesday the 25th and
Details: 087-4166800; 087-4126213. Might help them to win a Friday the 27th of June. Tee off time for both evenings is 6:45.
prize next year… Ladies morning every Wednesday, tee off time 10:30.
karz
YOUGHAL
ATHLETIC CLUB
Sponsors - Youghal Credit Union.
Munster Track & Field Championships
The Munster Track and Field Championships for the U/15 to U/19
age group and the hammer and discus u/14 events were held in the Unit 5D, Marlhill Court, Foxhole, Youghal
CIT, Cork over last weekend 21st and 22nd June. We had a small Tel 024 90270 / 086 380 0888
number participating because of exams and the Beach Challenge
event in Youghal over the weekend. Weather conditions were 06 Ford Mondeo Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . . 16,500
appaling on Saturday. It was extremely difficult for the athletes to
compete and certainly not a day for achieving personal bests. 08 Perodua MYVI 1.3 Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . 13,950
Nikita Savage participated in four events on Saturday in the U/17 05 Toyota Corolla 1.4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,900
age group. She started on a good note winning the Pole Vault with
her jump of 2.30m. Emer Kelly same second in this event with a 02 Audi A4 1.9 Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . . . 12,900
jump of 1.70m. Ground conditions were very wet and there was a 01 BMW 520i Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,950
continuous downpour making it impossible for these girls to com- 05 Rover 4-5 Turbo Diesel Leather . . . . . . . 9,950
pete at their best. Nikita also competed in the 300m (4th),
200m(6th), High Jump (joint 3rd, 1.30m),Javelin (4th 23.59m), 02 VW Passat 1.9 Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . . 9,950
Long Jump (4th 4.29m). She was unlucky not to be in bronze 99 Mercedes E220 Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . 9,500
medal positions in three of her events. Nevertheless she will be
competing in four events in the National Championships. Emer 02 Opel Zafira 1.6 Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,950
Kelly also participated in the Javelin and will also travel to the 02 Ford Focus 1.4 H/B Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . 7,900
Nationals.
Michael Healy competed in the High Jump and Discus on Sunday
03 Hyundai Sonata 2.0 Leather . . . . . . . . . . 7,500
under more favourable weather conditions. He had two magnifi- 99 Audi A3 1.6 Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,500
cient wins. He achieved a personal best in the High Jump jump- 01 Volvo S40 1.9 Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . . 6,500
ing 1.96m to win Gold. He threw 38.11m in the Discus 4 metres
clear of Ivan O. Brien of Bandon AC. Michael will be competing 03 Peugeot Partner As New . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,900
in the National Championships and with his current form should 02 MG ZS 1.8 1/2 Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,500
do well.
Patricia Curtin competed in the Discus 9th, 800m 11th and Javelin 00 VW Bora 1.4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,500
where she came 2nd and was delighted to get a personal best of 01 Nissan Primera 1.6 S/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,500
28.93m. She has qualifed for the National Championships on 13th
July in Tullamore. Emma Hennessy also competed in the Javelin
99 Honda Civic 1.4 Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,500
and came 6th with her throw of 20.80m, she was lying 5th going 00 Subaru Impreza 1.6 Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,500
into the second round and was narrowly beaten into 6th. She also 00 Toyota Yaris Verso 1.3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,950
competed in the 800m where she ran well to finish 9th. Emma
was only back fron holidays late the previous night. Niamh Daly 99 VW Polo 1.9 Diesel H/B . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,900
competed well in the Hammer where she finished in the top 8 in 00 Ford Fiesta 1.25 Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,750
both competitions 7th in the Hammer and 8th in the Discus.
Niamh will compete in the All Ireland Bs on 10th August. The 01 Daihatsu YRV 1.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,900
girls ran in the 4x100 relay where they finished in 9th position and 01 Rover 2-5 Alloys 1.4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,950
the team included Niamh Daly, Patricia Curtin, Emma Flavin and
Emma Hennessy.
97 VW Passat 1.9 Turbo Diesel . . . . . . . . . . 2,750
Emily Desmond competed very well in the G/14 Hammer finish- 97 Nissan Sunny 1.5 Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,900
ing in fifth position with a throw of 18m just one place off quali- 98 Ford Fiesta 1.25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,750
fying for the Nationals. She is new to the club and has done very
well in her first counties winning two medals. Isabel O' Mahoney 00 Fiat Punto 1.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,650
came fourth both in the Hammer (24.04m) and Discus(22.56m)
thus qualifying for the Nationals. She had already won bronze in SPECIALS:
the Shot in Templemore on 7th June and has qualified in this event 1977 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow . . . . . . . . . 9,950
also.
The National Championships will take place over 3 days, Day 1
1963 Humber Scepter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,750
and Day 2 will see athletes in action in Antrim including Michael
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Day 3 will take place in Tullamore on 13th July and Patricia Curtin
and some of the aforementioned athletes will also compete on this
day. We wish them all the very best of luck!
Training continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Tower Park at
7pm. Pole Vault continues in the Gaa Hall at 8pm on Tuesdays.
We are going to take a break from Thursday 10th July and will
with all the above Vehicles*
have a family fun night in Tower Park on this night. Forhtcoming
*Terms and Conditions Apply
events during the Summer months will include Fun Sports -
Midleton AC 27th July, CIT 4th August, Liscarroll 10th August, V i e w F u l l S t o c k L i s t a t
All Ireland Bs 10th August and Munster Bs 31st August. w w w . k a r z . i e
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Enjoy an action packed

Summer at Aura Youghal
Leisure Centre!
An action packed summer of activities is kicking off at the Aura
Youghal Leisure Centre on Monday 30th June. Sports Camps,
Intensive Swimming Lessons, and Rookie Lifeguard Training will
provide local children with the chance to get active, meet new
friends and above all, have some great fun!
Aura’s Sports Camps, aimed at seven to nine year olds, will enter-
tain kids with rugby, basketball, swimming and other multi-sport
High Spirits Class 1 activities throughout the summer.
Intensive Swimming lessons will also take place at the Youghal
centre over the summer months. Kids of all levels and abilities
will be taught by Aura’s professionally trained swimming instruc-
tors, who believe that learning to swim can be both educational
and a whole lot of fun!
Why not let your children try something different this summer?
The Aura Centre is holding Bronze level Rookie Training courses
where kids will learn the importance of water safety, practice life-
saving skills and take part in on-deck rescues.
“Our summer camps are packed full of activities that kids will
really enjoy,” said Rose Normile, Operations Manager of the Aura
Centre. “It is really important to make sure kids stay fit and
healthy during the summer months and we should encourage our
children to be as physically active as possible.”
Noreen McCarthy with her twin Grand- Noreen and Margaret Griffin
daughters Alicia and Jennifer
All of Aura’s summer camps are run by highly motivated staff
who are fully trained under the new code of ethics for children’s
sports. Staff will be on hand throughout each camp to ensure that
FISHERMAN OUTRAGED every child receives the highest level of instruction and supervi-
sion. A strong emphasis is placed on safety and care at all times.
Local fisherman Barry Clohessy is outraged with the Department Places are filling up fast, so book your child in for a great summer
of Marine for ignoring the seal damage to his livelihood. Seals are at Aura Youghal Leisure Centre today!
a protected species in this country but the damage they are doing To register for Aura’s Sports Camps, Intensive Swimming
to nets and the livelihood of the local fishermen is shocking. Lessons, and Rookie Lifeguard Training or for more information
Since 2007 Salmon fishing has been banned in these parts because on Aura Youghal Leisure Centre and its upcoming activities,
stocks were down. Now the seals who used to feed on the salmon please contact reception on 024 91614 or go to www.auraleisure-
in the nets are now moving inshore and attacking the monkfish centres.ie
caught in the nets.
“The seals are ruining inshore fishing” says Barry “they are feed-
ing on monkfish, pollack and any kind of whitefish because of the
ban on salmon fishing. The seals used to feed on the salmon in the
nets but it wasn’t so bad the, as there were other fish in the sea, so
to speak.”
With a lot of the fish being eaten by seals these days, most fisher-
men are left with no choice but to fish for lobsters, which has lead
to the drop in prices where at one time they were getting €17 a kilo
now they are only getting €10!”
Barry adds “I reckon they should be a cull on the seals, like they
do in other countries, in my mind that is the only solution. If I
were a farmer and a dog attacked my herd I would have a right to
shoot the dog but we are not allowed to touch the seals as they are
protected. How is a man to feed his family?”.
Out of the 51 monkfish that Barry caught that day, only 7 were
whole while the remaining had only their heads left because of the
seals that ravaged their bodies. Thundercat Racing on Sunday last
21ST CENTURY
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WALSH S PHARMACY.
Tir An Og Nutrition Pharmacy Network announces the arrival in
Ireland of the Pharmanex Bio-photonic Scanner and Pharmanex
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East Cork Home Care is a locally owned and managed The Nobel Prize winning technology in the Biophotonic Scanner
company supplying experienced Carers, Nurses and enables precise measurement of individual nutrition status by laser
Home Helps to help care for you in your home, so you feel scanning for antioxidant nutrition protection in the palm of the
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Carotenoid antioxidant density in the palmar skin.
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The results will vary from a low of 15,000 Units indicating poor
Our Services include nursing care, personal care, nutrition to a high of 70,000 or above indicating excellent diet and
home help / home support. anti-oxidant protection. For the first time ever we can now meas-
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Come on in - get scanned and increase your nutrition score.
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Home Care is owned and managed by nurses Andrea Holland and Manufacturers of Quality Blinds
Denise McArdle and is based in Midleton, however as the name
Roller, Vertical, Venetian, Velux, Conservatory
suggests East Cork Home Care offer their services throughout the and Pleated Blinds, Flyscreens
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The aim of East Cork Home Care is to provide care for persons in Opening Hours:
their own home. The care that is offered is Home Help / Home Mon-Fri 9.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.(Closed 1p.m. - 2p.m.)
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or as many as 24 hours a day. Short-term respite relief or longer-
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YOUGHAL
PIGEON CLUB
LAST SATURDAY 14TH OF JUNE OUR RACE WAS FROM
COOKSTOWN IN CO. TYRONE. THE BIRDS WERE LIBER-
ATED AT 7.30AM IN A NORTHELY WIND WHICH ONCE
AGAIN THIS WEEK WOULD HELP THE BIRDS ON THEIR
ROUTE HOME. THIS WEEKS DISTANCE WAS 191MILES.
MICHAEL AHERNE WAS THE WINNER AND HIS BIRDS
ARE IN GREAT FORM AFTER AN ECELLENT RESULT IN
SCOTLAND LAST WEEK WHERE HE SENT SIX AND GOT
SIX BACK. THIS WEEK HE SENT 13 AND GOT 13 BACK.
THE FULL RESULT IS AS FOLLOWS:
1ST M AHERNE, 2ND P&A KELLY, 3RD BILL KELLY, 4TH
Marcella O'Neill, O'Neill's Oil presents a sponsorship cheque to Sean O'Neill, M AHERNE, 5TH M AHERNE
Youth Development Officer with members of the juvenile team: Aoife O'Neill, THE CLUB WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL ITS 2008 SPON-
Conor O'Neill, Clodagh O'Keeffe, Caitriona O'Keeffe, Hannah O'Keeffe, Ryan SORS
Coady, Leon Coady and Jack O'Neill
BRONNADH NA BHFAINNI
Charmaine Daly and Holly Twomey

Gaelscoil Choráin - Rang 6
Youghal Pipe Band-Golf

Classic July 3rd- 4th
Launch at Bertie’s Bar
Mary, Tom and Ellie Budds with teacher Liam O'Riann
The Youghal Cork Hill Pipe Band launched their 1st Golf Classic at Bertie's Bar
last Thursday evening. Pictured are Lady Captain Sheila Coyne, Youghal Golf
Club, with Michael and Christy McCarthy, Cork Hill Pipe Band, Paul Dempsey,
Bertie's Bar-Main Sponsors, Paddy Heaphy, Wack, Pat and Donie McCarthy and
Michael Coyne
Youghal Lawn Tennis Club Andrew Flavin and Teacher Liam

O'Riann Chantelle White with her dad Brendan
Youghal Lawn Tennis Club was well represented at the recent "
supported this event.
Causeway Open Competition " held at the Causeway Tennis Club,
Every Thursday is club night at Youghal Tennis club. This is a
Abbeyside, Dungarvan. Congratulations to Bridget Webb and
good opportunity to play tennis, meet new people, get some exer-
Grainne Scully who took part in ladies doubles grade 6 and were
cise and have good fun all at the same time. The club night is
victorious on their first competitive outing. Bridget and Grainne
open to all levels, men and women, members and non members.
were well matched with their opponents Alison Murphy and
Club night starts at 7.30pm.
Caroline Connolly from Carrick on Suir tennis club, who gave
For any inquiries contact Anne 086 1083485 or Caroline on 086
them an extremely close game.
1722047
Bridget and Grainne lost the first set 6-2. They started to play to
There will be a Junior Summer Tennis Camp in August details to
their form in the second set which went to a tie break. Even when
follow ...
facing match point the girls showed nerves of steel and held out
for a 9-7 win. After a total of two and a half hours play Bridget
and Grainne finally clenched the third set 6-4.
Well done also to David O'Connell and Tony Smyth who reached
the quarter final stage of the mens doubles grade 4 and who also
reached the semi final stage of the mens doubles grade 3.
Youghal Lawn Tennis Club was also well represented by Brian
Waide who finished runner up in the mens singles grade 5.
John Donovan, an inspirational figure in the club reached the semi
final stage of the mens singles grade 4.
The Emer Casey Foundation fundraiser tournament was held in
the club on June 5th. There was a large crowd in attendance and Pictured: Bridget Webb, Grainne Scully, Youghal Tennis Club, Miriam Matthews,
a great evening was had by all. Many thanks to all those who Secretary, Causeway Tennis Club, Alison Murphy and Caroline Connolly, Carrick-
on-suir Tennis Club.
DESIGNERZONE LTD Youghal Credit Union Cheque

Unit 1, Westgate Business Park, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Presentation To The Thundercats
Tel: 058 48976 Fax: 058 48978
Web: www.designerzone.ie Email: info@designerzone.ie European Beach Challenge
Barry Treacy, Manager Youghal Credit Union presents a cheque of €3,000 to

Aileen Ahern, Michael Farrell, Seamus Curran and Liam Ryan representing the
Youghal Socio Economic Group
Interviewer: Designerzone have now been open for 18 months,

LITTER SURVEY
what has been the key to your success over that period? By Michael Twomey
Designerzone: On the kitchen side; I think the fact that the car- Youghal Councillor, Sammy Revins has expressed his frustration
casses and all the Timber & Granite worktops are manufactured by at the first round of results from the 2008 An Taisce national litter
ourselves here in Dungarvan really gives people a sense of securi- survey. Youghal was cited as moderately littered and finished in
ty & confidence that the entire project is being managed by the 33rd place in the Cork region. While An Taisce carries out the sur-
people they have developed a relationship with over the course of vey the driving force behind it is the body, Irish Business Against
the design process. Also, the professional and relaxed, friendly Litter (IBAL). Cllr. Revins is not one for conspiracy theories but
environment created by the owner and the design team allows peo- there is more than a hint of skepticism in his comments this week
ple to be comfortable and make informed decisions regarding their that the survey is 'unfair'.
kitchen. Ten sites were studied by An Taisce in Youghal and other than
Interviewer: …and what about the bathroom side of your busi- three areas, seven were pointed out as needing 'a little extra care
ness? and attention'. Cllr. Revins stated that he feels such news is a
Designerzone: Well, all our ceramic ware is manufactured in sleight against the efforts of individuals and agents striving to pre-
England and imported directly by ourselves. The quality is out- pare the town for the coming summer season. "It's frustrating and
standing; all triple fired and triple glazed, just without the price downheartening for the people in Tidy Towns who are working
tags that are usually associated with product of that standard. The extremely hard, for the Councillors who are doing their best and
brassware and accessories are also extremely high quality, but also for the Council staff who are doing great work. I mean the
because we import them ourselves and carry a large stock our results show no recognition for the work that is being done," he
prices are hugely competitive. said. Youghal officials are still sensitive to the negative press the
Interviewer: You’re having an Open Day on Saturday 28th June. town received following the loss of one of their two blue flags.
What can people expect? And while that situation has been addressed with belief that
Designerzone: The purpose of the Open Day is to launch some Youghal will have three blue flags in 2009, the feeling is still very
fantastic new kitchen displays showcasing some of the New Door strong that the wrong message is getting out about the town's
ranges. If anyone is in the market for a new kitchen, fitted image.
wardrobes or bathroom ware it is an ideal opportunity for them to "I'm annoyed really. It's the same thing every year with the IBAL
come and have a look around, ask lots of questions and see the report, although one year we did finish in the top ten. It's unfair,"
quality of the finished product. Also, throughout the day we will he said. The Cllr. then called the report 'unfair' and pointed to
be providing food and refreshments whilst demonstrating some of Youghal's record in the Cork County Council litter league. He also
the Neff appliances in our working kitchen. extolled the methods of the Cork County Council methods of judg-
Interviewer: Are there any other new innovations that you will be ing towns, though he felt the timing of the results were unfortunate
showcasing? in Youghal's case. "We have done brilliantly in the Cork County
Designerzone: We have recently secured the agency in the South Council Litter League. We've won it more times than anyone else
East for “Solid Surfacing”. It’s a man-made acrylic polymer which in the county since it was started. Only once did we finish second
is exceptionally versatile both in terms of shape & colour. It is also to Fermoy," he added. So, what difference did the Cllr. see between
non-porous, renewable, almost seam-less and can be formed into An Taisce and the Cork County Council surveys? "Cork County
nearly any shape and size. It is perfect for kitchen and bathroom Council spend a lot longer in the town. It goes on for five weeks
environments alike and is particularly suitable in commercial
and they cover a lot of ground. It's more fair that way. You also get
environments.
a report every week of how you are getting on although the final
Interviewer: Is there anything else that people can look forward
results don't come out until August. They will let you know who is
to from Designerzone in the coming weeks?
leading, but you don't know if you've won until then," he conclud-
Designerzone: In recognition to a successful first 18 months and
ed. Getting the result in August means the Council's push for pos-
to make way for some more exciting new products and concepts
itive press comes too late to affect summer tourism in the context
we will be selling all our ceramic and brass-ware with discounts
of advertising.
of up to 50% across the entire range and for anyone purchasing a
kitchen before the 1st August 2008 we will be providing them with However, following the much vaunted 'Thundercats' weekend
free granite. So this would be a great time to buy at Designerzone. Youghal has an opportunity to clean up in more ways than one.
OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THUNDERCATS FESTIVAL

AT THE MALL ARTS CENTRE
Cllr. Olly Casey Mayor of Youghal pictured with Catherine Swayne, Geraldine O’ Connell, Catherine Donoher &
Liam Ryan, Town Clerk and Cllr. Mary Linehan-Foley David Stanton TD with his wife Mary Aileen Ahern
Deputy Mayor.
Ann & Will Moloney Larissa O'Grady on Viola and Ilso De John and Patricia Power with Mag
Ziah on Chello of The Scarlet String O'Connell Alex Foley and Tina Murphy
Duo, who provided the Musical
Entertainment
Cllr. Michael Beecher with Helen

Mackassey Deirdre O'Connor and Deborah Foley Cllr. Michelle Hennessy & family Ellen Ryan and Martin Hickey
The Griffith Family Sophie Pascoe, Emma Mulcahy and Amy Redsell Evelyn McGrath, Dolores Corcoran & Mervyn Scott
OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THUNDERCATS FESTIVAL

AT THE MALL ARTS CENTRE
Patricia Power, Town Manager, Sophie Tummon and Sean Sherlock TD Niamh and Mary Troy, Kristie Foley and Rachel Troy
Alicia & Martin Finn Cllr Sammy Revins with his wife Kate
Annette & Michael Farrell Noel & Kay Mackey and Alhat and Cbeta from Belarus.
Cllr. Sandra McLellan with her husband

Neil Radley and Emma Neve Liam and daughter Kelly Richenda Kelly & Seamus Curran Stacey O'Leary and Eric Ring
Paul O’ Donnell with Helen & Dick

Michael and Tara Landers John Kelly and Evelyn McCarthy Marian & Colin Doyle
Waide
LAURA LYNN HOUSE CHILDREN S The Gortroe Ladies Club

HOSPICE FOUNDATION 1st Anniversary Dinner
On behalf of the LauraLynn Children’s Hospice Foundation, I
would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Arnott Family, the
people of Youghal & all who in any and every way, support the
Annual Coffee Morning each
year. We truly appreciate the kind-
ness and generosity, together with
all the hard work by so many
involved with the organisation.
The funds raised will help make a
great difference to the future suc-
cess of the Hospice Project. We
know firsthand how important it
is that seriously ill children and
their families be given the respite
and support which is so vital, and Noreen Cashman presents a bouquet of flowers to Fidelma Colemanalso included
the difference it will make in easing their burden. are Anna Loughlin, Caitriona McMahon Marion Mariga Ann Loughlin and Bree
We will finalise our merge with The Children’s Sunshine Home Smiddy
shortly, and we hope to make a significant progress on LauraLynn
House this year.
Once again, sincere and heartfelt thanks to all.
Jane & Brendan McKenna
A Little Help Goes A Long Way...

Coffee Morning & Cake Sale in Aid of the Niall Mellon Township Trust
Bryan Walsh of Greencloyne, Youghal, Co. Cork is holding a cof-
fee morning and cake sale in order to raise funds to enable him to
travel to South Africa to help support a team of builders who are
going to build houses for the people in need in the Township of
Cape Town with the Niall Mellon Township Trust. The Niall
Mellon Township Trust was established in 2002 to provide homes
to the impoverished communities in the townships of South Africa. Neta O'Connor, Noreen Cashman, Kitty Coleman and Marion Mariga cut the
We believe in a world where every person lives in a home which anniversary cake
enables them to develop to their fullest potential.
Please come along with friends and family to support our coffee
morning which will be held on Saturday 28th June in Barry’s Lane,
Youghal from 10am till late afternoon. ST RAPHAEL S
ANNUAL
OPEN DAY
On Sunday, 6th July, at 2pm.
Bric a Brac items will be accepted in the
Happy Golden Anniversary to Michael and Gertie Cashell from all the family Hollytree Activation each
Wednesday from 2pm - 4pm.
No electrical goods, soft toys or clothes will
be accepted.
There will be live music, disco, spin the
wheel, flower stall, homemade produce,
books, face painting and many other attrac-
tions on the day.
Fun for all the family.
Carmel & George’s Birthday at the GAA, 13th June. L-R: Carmel, Ciaran, Everyone welcome!
Kathleen, George, Caitriona, Aine and Aoife Bulman
KILLEAGH DISTRICT
GYMKHANA
Peg Joyce, Edmond and Dolores

O'Donovan, John Hunt, Carmel Barry Shauna Landers, Gemma and Donnagh
and Joyce Curtin Hickey
Theresa Foley, Nora O'Brien and Peggy Barry

GOLF CLASSIC
Open Four Ball - Sponsors Youghal Tiles - Eddie Ryan and Willie Whyte receive
their prize from Albert Ruxton with President John Walsh and Vice Captain Austin
O'Keeffe
John, Helen and Patrick Joyce, Carmel and Sarah Barry and Daphne Sims
David Keane and son Ronan present 1st Prize to Sean Broderick with President
John Walsh and Vice Captain Austin O'Keeffe
Jennifer Rea and pony Radzer Shauna Landers and Pony Madge
Geraldine Coughlan with Andrew O'Mahony and Finbarr Barrett from the Irish TK Keane Memorial - David Keane and son Ronan present 2nd prize to Conor
Red Cross Coyne with President John Walsh and Vice Captain Austin O'Keeffe
CLLR. OLLY CASEY ELECTED MAYOR OF YOUGHAL

FOR A 3RD TERM IN OFFICE
By Michael Twomey don't realise the commitment it takes to be Mayor. It's a 24 hour
Cllr. Ollie Casey has taken up the job," she said. Cllr. Mary Linehan-Foley was then elected Vice-
office of Youghal Mayor for the third Mayor having been proposed by Cllr. Revins and seconded by
time in his fifteen years serving the Cllr. Burke. The Cllr. expressed her full confidence in working
public of the town. He was elected with the Mayor for a second time.
unanimously at the Council's Annual Before the closure of the meeting Cllr. Burke asked on a point of
General Meeting last Monday information what road closures would be in place for the
evening. Mayor Casey has stated that Thundercats weekend. The Town Clerk advised members that the
this is to be his final term as a public only closure would be between Summerfield Cross and Claycastle
representative and will not contest with restricted access along the front strand.
the local election next summer. It's a
fitting honour for the affable
Councillor who remarked with some
BLESSING OF RELOCATED
humility that he hoped he could live GROTTO AT BUNSCOIL MHUIRE
up to charge given him by the fellow
members of the Council. On receiv-
ing the chain of office he praised the outgoing Mayor, David
Savage for his 'great work' and that of the Vice-Mayor, Cllr.
Sammy Revins. Looking comfortable in his elevated chair, Cllr.
Casey identified the Council as a single entity with a singular pur-
pose. "The Council is a unit working together, all for the good of
the town," he said. Perhaps with retirement in mind the Cllr.
reflected on the state of the town and expressed no little optimism
for it’s future. "We have an excellent staff and Council. Youghal is
taking off. When you look at all the things we have, it's a wonder-
ful town. Our heritage is outstanding and towns across Europe
would love to have a quarter of what we have. We are on the verge
of being discovered and that is due to the Council and it’s offi-
cials," he said. There was a genuine air of goodwill toward the
new Mayor whose sincerity on taking the post was plainly visible.
"I know the dedication and commitment it takes. It is a great hon-
our. I will try to do my best in what is my last term as a Councillor Sitting: Sr. Bridie, St. Bernard, St. Carmel and Sr. Stanisclaus; Standing: Glynn
Moloney, Builder, Fr. Patrick Winkle CC, Principal Eoghan Rua O'Neill and Liz
for Youghal," he added. Hickey, Deputy Principal
The Mayor had been proposed by Cllr. Burke who heaped praise
on his long standing colleague and friend. "He has served the peo-
ple of Youghal with distinction over a great number of years in
many different capacities as water Curator for over 40 years, as
Station Officer of Youghal Fire Brigade for 21 years, as a member
of the Council since 1994, as Chairman of Youghal Urban District
Council in 1996-97 and as Mayor of Youghal Town Council in
2004-05. He is a Public Representative of the highest ability, expe-
rience, honesty and integrity and I am delighted to nominate him
for the position of Mayor of Youghal," he said. Cllr. Revins sec-
onded the proposal and thanked the Mayor 'for the last fifteen
years'. The evening had begun with the out-going Mayor, Cllr.
David Savage reflecting on his year as Chairman of the Council.
"It's been a tremendous honour for me. To be elected Mayor in my
first term was fantastic really. There's a tradition in other towns
not to elect Mayors in their first terms. I would like to thank the
Cllrs. for having the confidence they placed in me. It has been one
of the highlights of my life, a challenging and humbling experi- Lucie Sheehan, Victor Keane and Megan Brophy
ence," he said. Cllr. Savage then cited the task he found, above all
others, the most challenging. "The most difficult thing was chair-
ing the meetings because you have eight other Cllrs. all equally
forthright and trying to control things over a number of hours was
tough," he added. Cllr. Savage admitted it took him '3-4 months to
get into it'. He also said he looked forward to getting back on the
floor and added that as Mayor he 'didn't want to abuse the position'
to make political gain. "I saw it as a PR job for the people of the
town," he said.
He offered praise to the Town Clerk, who, he said, guided him
with words of advice within days of taking office. He also thanked
the Council staff and the press for attending the monthly meetings
and helping keep the public informed with reports of the minutes
of the meetings.
Praise for Cllr. Savage was unanimous and generous with Cllr.
McLellan underpinning an unwritten understanding in the cham-
ber of what it means to be Mayor. "I'd just like to say that people The beautiful relocated Lourdes Grotto at the entrance to Bunscoil Mhuire
The Lisbon Treaty Rejected of Libertas, Declan Ganley, who campaigned for a No vote, said:
"The Irish people have rejected the Lisbon Treaty. "It is a great
The Lisbon Treaty has been rejected by Irish voters sparking a cri- day for Irish democracy"
sis for plans to reform European Union structures. A total of 53.4
per cent voted to reject the treaty, while 46.6 per cent voted in
favour of it. All but 10 constituencies rejected the treaty, with a
total of 752,451 voting in favour of Lisbon and 862,415 votes
against. Turnout was 53.1 per cent.
Youghal Town Sinn Féin Cllrs. Sandra McLellan and Michelle
Hennessy who campaigned for a No vote have welcomed the
rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by Irish voters. Cllr. McLellan said
" People have expressed genuine concerns on issues such as Irish
Neutrality, Military spending, Common Defence Force, the loss of
our commissioner and the change of our voting strengths" she said
" The Taoiseach needs to return to the Council of Europe to nego-
tiate a better deal for the Irish people" Cllr. Hennessy said the
Treaty was "finished"
Speaking from the count centre in East Cork, Sinn Féin Councillor
Martin Hallinan called on the Government to listen to the con-
cerns of the people and focus on delivering jobs and healthcare
across the island and in particular across this constituency.
Councillor Hallinan said ' The results of this referendum show Cork County Cllr. Martin Hallinan,Youghal Town Cllrs. Sandra McLellan and
how out of touch the established party's political leaders are from Michelle Hennessy with Thelma Reilly, Sheila Whyte, Linda Regan, Tony
the people. It is time the government, in particular reflects and Hennessy, Mark Morrison, Eileen Griffin, Christy Reilly and Gerald Hennessy cel-
ebrate the No vote
considers the peoples solid rejection of their message' The founder
BLACKWATER ACADEMY Well done to all those who participated in 'Dance Overtures' in
Cork Opera House at the end of May. In the same week, 80 stu-
OF PERFORMING ARTS dents took part in our production of 'Annie Junior' at Blackwater
Academy. Students from 3 to 15 yrs took parts.
We would like to say a special thank you to all who helped to make
this production a huge success.
Summercamps are running at Blackwater Academy during July
and August. If anybody is interested in attending Summercamps or
enrolling for September classes contact Tracey 086 3055353.
The full cast on Annie
Scenes from the Blackwater Academy of Performing Art’s production on Annie

Tourist Guide to Services & Shopping in Youghal

YOUTH BUSKING COMPETITION
Aaron Cronin and Cian Sweeney take part in the Busking Competition
Alison Hennessy, Niamh Daly and Emily Desmond taking part
GREYHOUND STADIUM
SAILING
SUMMERCAMPS
WEEKLY COURSES DURING JUNE,
JULY & AUGUST
Learn to Sail - Meet new friends
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ND RACING Activities and Games on the Water
at Youghal Track Get ISA Level 1, 2 or 3 Certificates !
RACING EVERY TUESDAY Call Today 024 90542 or see

www.aquatrek.ie
& FRIDAY NIGHT
Special Offers for
1ST RACE 8 P.M groups and
Families
Tote & Bookmaker Betting Available - Bar & Light Snacks - ...ask us for
Fast food Admission €9 - Children free of Charge. details !

ART EXHIBITION BY YOUGHAL GRADUATES
An Art Exhibition by the 2008 Graduates from East Cork Further
Pak Fook
Education and Youthreach Centre will be officially opened on
Friday, June 27th at 7:30pm. The exhibition will run on Saturday
and Sunday, June 28th and 29th from 1 to 5pm.
The graduates have just completed a two year Art, Craft and
Gardens
Design FETAC level 5 courses. During their course they covered
Painting, Drawing, Ceramics, Photography, Woven Textiles,
Batik, Design, Work Experience and Communications.
Nuala Glanton, Adult Education Officer with Co. Cork VEC, said
it was the first time the course was run in Youghal and it was very
successful. "The feedback from the students was extremely posi-
tive. The tutors on the course were excellent; they are all experts
in their own area and as a result the students got top quality ~ Chinese Restaurant ~
tuition. The FETAC external examiner was very impressed with
our centre and with the high standard of work produced by the
students." 116 North Main Street, Youghal
Patricia Burns is the coordinator of the course and she said she
noticed a huge improvement in the students' confidence during
Telephone: 024 - 91770 or 91989
the course. A lot of the students did not have a lot of experience Open Monday - Sunday 5.30pm - 12.30
in art before they started the course and now they are looking at
where they can go next. She said the course provides an excellent
base for students applying to third level.
Lunch Special
One of the graduates, Teresa Lucey, is setting up an art and crafts Thursday - Sunday 12.30 - 2.30pm
gallery in Redbarn, Youghal. Students from the course will
exhibit and sell their work in the Redbarn Arts & Crafts Studio Takeaway and Delivery Service
which Teresa hopes to open by the end of June. Local artists and
craft persons will also be submitting their work including, knit- Tel: 024 90668 or 90669
ting, card making, ceramics and fine art. Teresa will also be run-
ning craft and painting classes from the centre. Teresa said the Deliveries Start at 6pm
course helped her to set up her gallery and gave her an insight
into other crafts particularly ceramics. She recently purchased a
kiln in partnership with another student on the course to continue Open 7 Days A Week
her ceramics.
Another graduate Keith Watkins is in the process of setting up his
own advertising and graphic design business in Youghal. Stop
Suil Eile
Sign is a one-stop-shop for advertising, creating signs and
designs or any advertising products from business cards and logo
designs to vinals for cars or spray art for motorcycle tanks. Keith
said the course has opened up doors for him; he wasn't aware of
there opportunities that are there through FETAC and has now
applied to do another course in St John's in Cork city this year. He
said he found the staff in the VEC to be brilliant, they told him
Optometrists
where to go.
Breeda O'Brien, another graduate is now a partner in a gallery 125 North Main Street, Youghal
and art school in Ardmore. The Ardmore Gallery and Studios is
running Art Classes throughout the summer. Breeda said she has Tel 024 91118 - Fax 024 91128
benefited so much from the course, she found it tough going at Email: suileile.optometrists@gmail.com
times combining the course with family life but she would high-
ly recommend the course. She really enjoyed meeting other peo- Optometrist:
ple. Breeda is also a practicing artist and her work is on display Sue E Doherty BSc. FAOI
in the Ardmore Gallery. In total 26 students received certification
from FETAC and 11 of these students completed the full FETAC
Level 5 certificate and will graduate with a National Certificate Extensive Range of Children’s
in Art, Craft & Design in the autumn. The ages of students ranged Frames and Sunglasses
from 20 to 74. Eileen Foley is the eldest graduate at 74 years of
age and is a great example of life long learning. Eileen complet-
ed 8 modules and will graduate with a full certificate. She said
"the course very good and the tutors were excellent. Photography
Maui Jim, Armani,
was the hardest but I got there in the end."
As part of their Work Experience module the group completed a
display of paintings based on the theme of Youghal and a ceram-
Gucci, Hugo Boss, Bollé
ic installation on a costal theme. Both will be on display at the 10% OFF
exhibition and in the East Cork Further Education and
Youthreach Centre in Youghal on an ongoing basis. All Designer Sunglasses
A new course will be starting in September in the East Cork
Further Education Centre. A full brochure of all the courses run- Open: Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri 9.30a.m. to 5.30p.m.
ning in the centre and an application form are available from and Sat 10a.m. to 3p.m.
Patrick Callinan on 024-92804.

Water Activities
Angling NILAND
SALON
Youghal bay is a fishing paradise. Unspoilt, uncrowded and offer-
ing great sport, with specially fine bass fishing. At the eastern end
of Youghal bay, Knockadoon Head has great spinning or float fish-
ing for Pollack and Mackerel, Wrasse, Conger and Dogfish. Along
the miles of Youghal Strand the main problem is usually deciding
where to pitch your shelter and start fishing - and the answer is just
about anywhere as the fish tend to sweep along its entire length.
Proprietor: Jackie Niland
Fancy yourself a real fisherman? Charters Angling is also avail-
able in the town with South Coast Charter and The Seahunter ever
on the ready to show you a good time. Great fishing starts here!
Tel: 024 - 90677
Aquatrek
Dinghy sailing, yacht cruises and power boating - it's all at 10 South Main St. Youghal
Aquatrek in Youghal.
Dinghies are raced every Wednesday evening and Sunday morn-
ing. Scheduled cruises include Baltimore on May Bank Holiday,
Isles of Scilly on August Bank Holiday week and Baltimore /
Kilmore Quay on the last weekend of September.
Rendez-Vous CafØ
Power boat courses from introduction to advanced. Includes navi- South Main Street, Youghal
gation, VHF radio, safety, diesel maintenance.
Blackwater River Cruises OPEN: Monday 9.30am - 5pm Closed Tuesday
In stark contrast to some of the other boat trips along the
Blackwater river, Tony Gallagher's trip is a much more relaxed
Wednesday - Sunday 10am - 6.30pm
affair. Taking up to 10 guests at a time, Tony stands barefoot at the Breakfast served til 12.30
helm of Maeve, his 28ft half decker. Lunches: Paninis, Bag, Wrap, Fresh Fish,
Tony, a natural raconteur with a love and life and a good yarn, Open Sandwiches, Salads
knows all of the stories of the river and is the perfect guide for a
relaxed trip along one of Europe's unspoilt major rivers. Pass Daily Specials
down the estuary by town under the 'new bridge' Tony will point
out the old Knights Templar fortress at Rincrew, and the almost Tel 024 25777
immediately you will leave the 21st century behind.
There are no roads beside you, just a couple of cottages to be seen,
and miles of beautiful riverside, where the forests that drip down
Xpress Stop
into the rising tide. Trips run right throughout the summer months,
however they are subject to demand.
Youghal Dive Charters
Youghal Dive Charters offers a state of the art charter boat "Sea
Hunter" with a luxury finish. The boat is one of the best equipped
vessels available today both for diving and deep sea fishing. There 47 North Main Street,
has been large investment in making "Sea Hunter" a first class Youghal
boat.
South Coast Charter
This charter boat hire company is owned by Skipper Martin Colfer
who has been commercially fishing for the last 15 years. Anglers
come from far and near to fish the good fishing grounds off this New Proprietor
section of the Cork Coast. Our boat is a twin engined catamaran
and is new for 2008, the twin hull allows for more deck space, this
improves comfort for anglers and sightseers. The safety of our
Robert Swayne
passengers is of paramount importance to us. Our boat is the per-
fect choice for anglers of all experience levels looking for an
angling charter in Co. Cork, Ireland. Our boat can also be hired for
sightseeing trips of Youghal Harbour and the surrounding Cork
and Waterford Coastline. One Stop For All
Cycling
Youghal is the perfect base from to see Ireland. Savour the hidden
Ireland as you travel along quiet country roads, listen to the sound
Your Daily Requirements
of birds and country life. Find those wonderful little pubs, cafes
Open
and restaurants along the waterfront, in the hills or on the roadside.
Savour the greenery. Wonderful castles, majestic country homes,
monastic ruins, rolling hills and one of the most beautiful inland
Mon-Sat 8am - 11pm

waterways in Ireland await you. This is a time when the journey is
more important than the destination and when going off the beat-
en track will reward you! Suggested routes available at
www.youghal.ie .
Sun 9am - 11pm
YOUGHAL FALLS IN LOVE WITH THE THUNDERCATS

By Christy Parker, approximately €1.8m.
Youghal's inaugural flirtation with Thundercat racing looks set to Fionan Murray, a member of
become a full-blown affair following the weekend's festivities. Cork-event promoters
The courtship survived a rocky Saturday of miserable weather to Medaza, who brought the
embrace the joys of summer on a bright and Sunday. Thundercats to Ireland, was
Some estimates put Claycastle's overall weekend attendance at impressed and overjoyed.
30,000. While that number was never present at once, very many "This region is the most
came and went throughout the two days. Much of Saturday's race beautiful, friendly part of
programme was deferred to Sunday as the wind-driven rain Ireland and it has gone
induced safety concerns. Sunday began dry, cold and blustery but unrecognised for too long.
as the hours passed so did the threatening grey clouds and by mid We intend to rectify that. We
afternoon, June had re-donned it’s summer dress. have the natural facilities
On the water 18 boats from the UK, mainland Europe, South here for this type of attrac-
Africa and two from Ireland, Youghal and Tramore Crews, com- tion and the capability and
peted for points in the European Beach Challenge Championship. enthusiasm to avail of
The Youghal crew of Jason Ansboro and Noel Cashman per- them," he said.
formed well without threatening the leaders. Medaza has touted the
For most spectators the racing held novel but limited appeal, given Thundercat spectacular as 'a
this region's lack of familiarity with the sport and it’s participants. systems test' in Youghal's
The tidal times necessitated racing further from shore than antici- bid to host the Northern Catherine Desmond and Lorraine Hogan
pated (an issue, it is said, that will be resolved next time) which Europe leg of the ultra glam- pictured at the Official Launch at the Mall
Arts Centre
diminished the spectacle a little. Nonetheless there were some orous, mega-rich P1 Power
wonderful twists and spills and no-one could say the sight of Boat World Championships, for which Medaza holds a fiver-year
80mph craft chasing teach other around the bay was less than joy- staging rights. They would in turn evolve the P1 festival into a 10-
ful. day Expo Sea Ireland show, with immense economic ramifica-
The boats were never going to be the sole attraction anyway, for tions for the entire south Munster region.
Thundercat racing is the hook on which the coat of carnival can be There are failings to be addressed, including traffic management,
hung. And Youghal threw its wardrobe at it. The Strand, especial- a more co-ordinated events programme, greater variety and
ly on Sunday, had not witnessed such exuberance since the origi- emphasis on town centre attractions perhaps. These are issues for
nal Perks, as the car park was transformed into a playground of the debate and direction in due course. Meanwhile, whether or not the
highest quality. Aboard some of the rides, adults and children P1 bid ultimately succeeds, the wide consensus this weekend was
shrieked their happiness in a perfect, petrified way! The excellent that the Thundercats will return in 2009. Romance is definitely in
food and craft stalls that sprang up nearby added class to the car- the air.
nival.
Sunday morning also brought the near surreal innovation of rock
music echoing through Claycastle, while the South African tones
of flamboyant race commentator and general mc, Grant Harrison
lent an exotic flavour to proceedings. Beach volleyball, sandcastle
sculptures, air and sea exercises and more added to the entertain-
ment. You were guaranteed a good time at Claycastle -unless you
wanted a swim!
Earlier, at Friday's launch party, a fantastic firework display and a
speed demonstration by a P1 Powerboat had enlivened a huge
crowd gathered at Nealon's Quay car park. Tribute band Abba-
esque had engaged a large, enthusiastic gathering. The bars were
busy and boisterous but it was most heartening on a weekend
designed for family fun, to see the Mall alive with children play- Harvey Sanderson and Laura Dillon
Aisling and Cathal O'Riordan with
ing in the lingering midsummer light at 10.00 pm. Liam Taylor.
It had been a while since Youghal had occasion to gather in force
and meet itself, as it did through the weekend. Many pubs, enjoy-
ing 1.30 extensions, pulsated to live music as patrons moved from
venue to venue, particularly in the South Main Street. Gardai -of
which there were many- would describe the weekend as having
been "peaceful."
When it was all over, satisfaction reigned. Director of Thundercats
and race organiser Fiona Pascoe was in awe of the hospitality,
describing the weekend as her "best ever" since joining the sport
and paid tribute to "the unbelievable welcome we have received
here."
The event was mainly sponsored by Cork County Council,
Youghal Town Council, Youghal Credit Union and Youghal Socio-
Economic Development Group. However, Youghal Chamber of
Commerce vice-Chairman Seamus Curran paid tribute to the
wider business community who "did everything necessary to sup-
port this venture 100 %." Mr Curran stressed the enthusiasm, co-
operation and commitment of Youghal's business community for
the unprecedented unity of purpose that made the event a success.
"But we must start planning for next year immediately," he
stressed. He gauged the weekend's benefit to the local economy at Neil Cushen and Dave O'Hanlon from Tramore on Team Phatcat competing in their
first European Thundercats Event in Youghal
THUNDERCATS EUROPEAN BEACH CHALLENGE

PICTURES BY GER FLANAGAN & MICHAEL HUSSEY
The Corvettes on Stage Sunday Night

Suzanne Keohane, Ruth O'Donoghue and Lyndsey O'Driscoll
Magners Hill, Youghal
FINAL PHASE
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Sunday Nights Gig at the Market Square.

PICTURES BY GER FLANAGAN
Pat McCarthy, Pat O'Connell, Ted Creedon and Alan

Sheehan
Seamus Mason, Tommy Crowley and John Innes
Lorna Shanley, Niall O'Flaherty, Peter Roberts, Fionan
Murray and James Clarke
Happy & Noreen O'Connell, Thomas Bulman and Grainne and Teresa Slattery with Maria O'Connor from
Dave Hankard Noreen and Sean Oliphant Listowel and Laura McIntyre from Offaly
Jason Ansbro and Noel Cashman pic-

tured at the Final Race Briefing.
Caroline and John Connolly

Anna Olslewsica and Samanta Alimi
Darren O'Sullivan with Twin Daughters

Ellie and Lucy
Mary and Tom Gibbons
Elisa and Carole Redmond with Maria
O'Connor Media Direct Derek Kiely with his son
Derek
Isha and Be McCarthy with

Competitors Neil Cushen and Dave Jennifer Griffin, Miriam White and
Ann and Andy Foley Lys Coleman and Tommy Roche O'Hanlon from Tramore Thelma Strickland

On the Start line for the Standard Class final. Jason Ansbro and Noel Cashman in the Youghal Boat are third from the right
The all girl Selftrade Team of Lyndsey Crellan and Nicola Fernley in action
Drivers discussing tactics between heats

Duncan Bradford and Camilla Pascoe
The all female crew of Lyndsey Crellan and Nicola Fernley who are currently
lying 2nd in the UK Championship sponsored by Selftrade and ceasarracing.com
Beach Volleyball

Cllr. Barbara Murray with JF and Mary

Bernard of Le Gourmet who provided
Aileen Aherne and Siobhan Sheehan
the catering at the Press Tent. The Ansbro Family
James O'Leary and Tony Kenneally
Noel Cashman and Jason Ansbro Alex and Helena Kelly
The O'Sullivan Family The Kenneally Family
Lyndsey Crellan and Nicola Fernley

celebrate their podium finish.
The Brown and Kennedy Families
Sean, Caoimhe, Ciara and Eimear playing in the sand.
Caroline Brannan and Scott Wilson

from Plymouth in Devon Laura Murphy and Amy Herlihy P1 Boat Hustler onView
Gardai Fergal Whelton, Brian Larkin and Paul Barry Brenda Aston, Neil Cushen, Sabrina Breen and Dave
taking a well earned break. O’Hanlon The Kelly and Hankard Family

PICTURES BY MICHAEL HUSSEY
Nelly, Danielle and Donna Clohessy, Sylvia Flaherty

The McCarthy Family Colin Manning with the Galvin and Keniry Family and Aine Parker
Youghal’s Blue Flay flying high over

the European Thundercats Racing at
Claycastle Crowds gather to watch the fireworks display
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Family Fun
Aura Leisure HAIR DESIGN
At the Aura Leisure Centre Youghal there is something for every- 91 North Main Street, Youghal
one, whether you want to get fit, loose weight or de-stress. You can
work out in the gym or take one of our many fitness classes, or
Tel 024 92596
maybe you want to bring the kids for a swim or simply relax in our OPENING HOURS:
Health Suite Area, the choice is yours. The centre really has to be Mon, Tues, Wed 9.00am - 5.30pm
seen to be believed, you don't have to be a member you can just Thurs: 9.00am - 8.00pm Fri: 8.30am - 6.00pm
pay as you go ! Sat: 8.30am - 3.00pm
Perks Entertainment
Perks Entertainment Centre has something fun for all the family.
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Situated in Youghal, East Cork you'll find a variety of top class Colour and Products
activities for all ages in comfortable and spacious surroundings.
Your stylists are Marie, Michelle, Grainne, & Theresa
Some activities include: Tenpin bowling, Lazer Tag, Adventure
Play Centre, Adult only Casino & Roulette, Video Games,
D o y l e s Ta k e a w a y
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
& Delivery Service

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 Phone 024 93069
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.
Mill Road Playground
Youghal's Mill Road playground is suitable for children 0-6 years
and 6-12 years with a range of equipment to keep them entertained
for hours, Slides for all ages, Springers, Agility Equipment, Play
Houses, Swings, Furniture and Multi-Play Units. The playground
is free and open to the public every day. Lunchtime Specials
Soccer School
The National Irish Bank FAI Summer Soccer School Mon - Fri: Lunch 12 noon - 2.30pm
Programme... the official soccer schools of the Football
Association of Ireland. The National Irish Bank FAI Summer Full Menu available in shop
Soccer Schools are the most enjoyable and safest place to be this Deliveries Available 5p.m. to 12 midnight
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 PARTY CATERING
Accredited, referenced and Garda Vetted. We aim to ensure best
practice in Child Safety and Welfare to ensure your child is in very Phone 087 412 6471
safe hands indeed.
Tennis Fox's Lane
Youghal Tennis Club is open all year round. Weekly or daily mem- Come and see how your great-grandparents coped with day to day
bership is available for visitors. Tournaments held throughout the living before the invention of indoor plumbing, electricity, and the
summer months. Tennis Court keys are available at Youghal automobile. Step back in time into a fully furnished and equipped
Visitor Centre traditional Irish country kitchen of 100 years ago.
Youghal Greyhound Stadium Located in the historic town of Youghal, Fox's Lane Museum is a
Youghal Greyhound Stadium offers a dynamic and exciting night small, privately run museum, providing a fascinating display of
out for the whole family. Races are held every Tuesday and Friday some 600 beautifully restored gadgets that trace the evolution and
development of household conveniences and appliances used in
Night. During the summer months entry is free every Tuesday,
the home, during the 1850s to the 1950s
light refreshments are available throughout the night. Tourist Trail
The Regal Cinema This tour will take approximately one hour and commences from
Lights, Camera, Action! Youghal's Regal Cinema boasts three the Heritage Centre in the Tourist Office, in the old Market House,
screens all showing the latest blockbusters. Matinee movies are Youghal. This very building was built on reclaimed land on the
also shown in the afternoons. Popcorn, candifloss, chocolate and site of the medieval harbour. You will be introduced to the won-
soft drinks, the cinema has a range of goodies guaranteed to keep derful and historic story of Youghal, and from here this trail will
you munching until the end of the movie! take you to see important landmarks in that magical story!

CYCLE YOUGHAL
This is a the second of two articles on cycling in the Youghal area.
In the first we visited the beautiful village of Ardmore, today we
visit the East Cork hinterland. You can find all sorts of suggestions
and alternatives by visiting youghalcyclingclub.com or by asking
The coffee pot
in the Tourist Office in the centre of town near the Clock Gate. The 77 North Main Street,Youghal
route takes you out of Youghal on the N25 towards Cork on the tel 024 92523
man road for about one kilometre and then you swing left on the
Ballymacoda road - the R633.
You notice a beautiful marshy area on your left - Ballyvergan Bog Breakfasts, Lunches,
-as you turn left on the R633. Just after that left turn there is a Hide
from which you can enjoy the wildlife of this very special bog All day Grilled Menu Available
which is both sea water and fresh water. Local Ranger Pat Smiddy
has written a beautiful book about the flora and fauna in
Ballyvergan Bog - this contains photographs and detailed knowl-
Cakes Freshly made every day.
edge about the Bog and is well worth reading. There are 4 species Birthday Cakes and other Gateaux
of bat.... the book is available locally and is a real treat. made to order.
We continue on towards Ballymacoda. You could take a short
Contact Judy at 024 92523
detour (500 metres) to the Quality Hotel at Redbarn where a mag-
nificent lounge bar enjoys unrestricted views of Youghal Bay and
Capel Island but we are heading now towards Ladysbridge. You
come to a T Junction - to the left is Ballymacoda , if you take that
road you reach Knockadoon - the southern tip of the bay where
you can almost touch Capel Island. Maybe another day!
At our T Junction we turn right towards Ladysbridge. It is an
undulating road with some gentle slopes and descents (nothing too
challenging for the cyclist or the walker!). Take your time, breathe
the clean air!
At Ladysbridge, turn right at the monument and head to
Castlemartyr. You could stop in Castlemartyr for a bite to eat, a
coffee or something stronger! Stop at the traffic lights as you will
COLLINS
be crossing the N25 again, this time heading for Mogeely, a short
run. Turn right at Mogeely and the road will bring you back to
Killeagh where you rejoin the N25.
It is well worth stopping to visit Killeagh Woods where the colour
which seeps through the trees, glinting on the streams, is haunt- TOWN AND COUNTRY SUPPLIES
ingly beautiful, an ancient forest full of surprises and a few well Unit 3, Yawl Business Park, Foxhole, Youghal
marked routes. The entrance to Killeagh Woods is behind the Old Tel/FaxQ 024 - 20625 MobQ 087 2889159
Thatch pub - which serves an excellent meal, bowl of soup, cup of
EVERYTHING FOR
.. or a pint! This is one of the oldest pubs in Ireland and brings with
it a lovely mellow ambience. Killeagh is not a big town - but just
count the number of pubs!
YOUR GARDEN
There are a few possible routes back to Youghal - the most
straightforward is the main road the N25 which is a straight run
into Youghal. There is a wide hard shoulder for cyclists. It is a
gentle, downhill road - and if the wind is with you, throw back
Shrubs, Bedding, Seeds, Compost, Bark Mulch,
your shoulders and sail into Youghal.
Foliar Feed, Lawn Seed, Chemicals, Lawn Feed Weed
Go Wild
and Moss Killer, Pots, Furniture, Features and much,
much more
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Unit 2, River Gate Mall, Youghal Dogfood from
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General Hardware

OCTOBER
YOUGHAL CELEBRATES HISTORY: Saturday 11th &
Sun 12th October. Mall Arts Centre. This two day event, themed
'Port Towns in the 18th and 19th century' will include an array of
activities to include: Conference with guest speakers, Workshops:
dance, cookery, song, Classical concerts, A field trip. Guided 102 NORTH MAIN STREET, YOUGHAL, CO. CORK.
walking tours of 'Olde' Youghal as well as medieval Re-enact- TELEPHONE: 024 92189 FAX : 024 20912
ments. And if not already spoilt for choice visitors to the event will E-MAIL: walshspharmacyyoughal@eircom.net
be invited to join in the fun of medieval quilt making, poetry and
readings.
Youghal Celebrates
History
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2008
Town Hall, Youghal October 50% off all Arcopedico Shoes in stock
The conference will provide you with the The Quaker community of Youghal Now in its sixth year, the Bord Failte designated
opportunity to hear about: heritage town of Youghal is holding its Annual
Conference under the theme of Youghal Celebrates
18th century port archaelogy History. The subject of this year’s conference is
19th century emigration
from Youghal, Kinsale and Cork Ports in the 18th and 19th Century . Conference
from the Port of Cork
attendees will be treated to thought-provoking
18th/19th century life in an Irish sea and entertaining lectures by eminent speakers who
The links between Irish port towns port will share their knowledge and insights into the
and cities and their European role of the Ports in Irish history - past, present and
future.
counterparts 18th century Cork: Art and Patronage
C O N T A C T D E T A I L S
Development of the Youghal Town Port of Cork: recent and
Youghal Celebrates History
Atlas future developments
St. Mary s College, Emmet Place, Youghal, Co. Cork,
Tel: 353 24 81010 mobile: 087 9666554
Huguenot links with the Port of Contesting landlord authority email: ytta@eircom.net
Youghal in early 19th century Dungarvan Website: www.youghalcelebrateshistory.com
BLACKWATER CRUISES Leaving Youghal Jetty, sailing past

Rhincrew, Templemichael Castle,
Ballinatray House and the ancient monastic
settlement of Molana Abbey - founded in 501
To Book this trip on Maeve,
a 28ft half decker, call Tony 087-9889076
Trip DurationQ 90mins approx.
Licensed for 12 Passengers
Sailings subject to tide and weather conditions

YOUTH BUSKING COMPETITION
Darragh Lee and Jordan Kenneally take part in the Busking Competition
Jerome Glavin and Ricky Roche taking part
YOUGHAL VISUAL ARTS

FESTIVAL TIMETABLE
Sat 19th 7.30pm Festival Opening Evening
Sun 20th 2pm Family Sandsculpture workshop
Mall Strand 2pm Free entry
Mon 21st 10-noon Chalks & Pastels age5+ 8
2.30-4.30 Drawing & Painting age7+ 8
Tue 22nd 11am & 2 Windy Lane Puppet Theatre
Ages 1-101+ years Free Entry
Wed 23rd 10-noon Creative Painting 8
Thur 24th 10-noon & 2.30-4.30 Papercraft ages5+ 8
10-noon Jewellery Making ages5+ 8
Fri 25th 2.30-4.30 Jewellery Making ages5+ 8
Fri 25th Artist development "Getting Public" 10 inc lunch
Sat 26th 2pm Street Mural, Main Street All ages 19th - 27th July 2008
7pm Youth Film Gala All Ages Free Entry
Sun 27th 4pm Central Gallery Closes.

FOX S LANE FOLK MUSEUM
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Fox’s Lane Folk Museum was recently honoured by ‘Let’s Go’, a
Massachusetts - based American tourism guide by including the
Museum in it’s listings. Let’s Go values businesses that provide
travelers with fun, unique cultural experiences at bargain prices
and when their regional writer came across the Youghal
establishment he was very impressed. Since 1997, Let’s Go have
rewarded a small number of businesses from each of their guides
that best embody the qualities they value and, as tangible recogni-
tion of Fox’s Lane Folk Museum’s outstanding services, have sent
a ‘Let’s Go 2008 Recommends’ window sticker to alert people of
the experience within
Family - Run Business,
Suppliers of: Youghal Celebrates
Reptiles, Insects, Fish, Birds, History
Small animals and all their needs 11th & 12th October 2008
Now Stocking Greyhound Supplies "Port Towns in the 18th and 19th Century"
Mall Arts Centre, Youghal. Co. Cork.
A weekend event with the highest quality speakers from across
72 North Main Street, Youghal Ireland and overseas.
Classical concert on Friday 26th September in the Mall Arts
Tel: 024 85963 Centre.
Visit us at our website www.Youghalcelebrateshistory.com for
email: TheOneStopPetShop@irelandmail.com information on our past conferences and to see our extensive
website: www.TheOneStopPetShop.ie photo gallery. Contact us if you wish to receive a brochure, make
a booking, to get more information or to be added to our mailing
list.
FARRELLS
Come and join us, we guarantee a weekend packed with celebra-
tions of all things Historical!
Youghal Celebrates History, St. Mary's College, Emmett Place,
SUM
MMERFIELD BAR Youghal, Tel: 024 81010 or 087 9666554
Email:ytta@eircom.net www.youghalcelebrateshistory.com
AND BEER GARDEN EATING OUT

Food, Food, Food…
Call and relax in our unique Whatever your taste or budget we have a wide variety of restau-
sheltered Beer Garden rants to choose from during your stay in Youghal.
With our coastal location it's not surprising to find so much
seafood on offer, but whatever you eat, be warned portions are
Ideal for parties, day-after weddings etc. generous!!
CATERING ARRANGED ON REQUEST Aherne's Seafood Restaurant Gazebo's
Enjoy a drink in a friendly atmosphere or watch Lannigans Seaview Restaurant Moby Dick's
Pak Fook Gardens Seaview Palace
the sporting event of your choice with The Ameer Palace The Coach House
five different options at any time. The Coast Bar The Golf Club
(GAA, Soccer, Rugby etc.) The Parkview Restaurant The Quays Bar
Ample Free Parking. Wheelchair Friendly. The Red Store The Thai Cottage
The Walter Raleigh Bar Tides
So relax and our friendly staff will Via @ The Priory
arrange a taxi on request.
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WALKS
Tone & Tan Sli na Slainte
Sli na Slainte Youghal (path to health) was developed by the
Beauty Centre Irish Heart Foundation. This route is marked by colourful sign-
posts which are situated at 1KM intervals. Suitable as a daytime
route and can be walked in both directions.Starting at the Mall
28 Friar Street, Youghal House on the Mall, follow the route along Strand Street, South
Tel 024 91082 Abbey and onto Lighthouse Road You will pass the 1KM sign,
just outside the lighthouse.Passing the lighthouse, notice stun-
Proprietor: Norma Stone
ning views over the River Blackwater and the beach.Continue
onto the Front Strand to
SUMMER SPECIAL OFFER the 2nd KM marker at the end of the car park. Turn around at
this point, backwards to the Mall House to complete your 4KM
PREPARE YOUR BODY FOR SUMMER walk.
AND BOOK A SEASALT BODY POLISH
Summerfield Ring Walk
Deep body exfoliation that lifts dead dry skin Summerfield and ring start at the Strand Palace Apartments, on
leaving the body smooth and silky soft. the beach. Proceed to caravan park - right. Walk straight -
through crossroads, up the hill. At top keep right - straight on,
Book in June and receive a complimentary pass the school and round, down cork hill. Turn right at t-junc-
file and polish tion, and back through town, and up lighthouse hill. Approx.
9km
Treat yourself this Summer
The Bank Wildlife Walk
Also available dermalogica facials - waxing - Opi Take a walk along the banks of the Blackwater River. This pic-
manicures/pedicures - spray tanning - turbo sun turesque walk will take you passed the quayside and shipping
shower and much more... centre and up the river bank to Foxhole. This walk is of special
interest because of the wildlife living in the area, fox, badger
CALL US ON 024 91082 and otter frequent the bank region while, mackrel, flounder and
for appointments and enquiries bass are often caught from the shoreline.
Ardmore Cliff Walk

The beings at the new Cliff House Hotel, the walk takes you
around Ardmore Head and Ram Head passing the shipwreck
known as the Sampson Wreck. On your walk you will pass the
old Coastguard Station, The Castle, the lookout post, used for
observation during World War II, and Father O'Donnell's Well.
Now the 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
The Coachouse
a T-junction and continue straight on until you reach the 12th-
century Round Tower, which rises to a height of just over 29m.
Hikers now have the option to either end their walk here by
turning right back down the the town centre and Cliff House
Restaurant
Hotel or they can continue onto Goat Island by taking the
unsigned road opposite the Round Tower. Follow this country
road until you reach a junction where you take the first left,
which is signposted for Goat Island, beach and rock fishing.
Your route carries on down the windy lane to the sandy cove at
27 North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork Goat Island. Retrace your trail and follow the signs for Whiting
Tel (024) 92435 Fax (024) 90268 Bay. A detailed map of the walk is available at Youghal Visitor
Centre.
email: theoldimperialhotel@eircom.net
www.theoldimperialhotel.com Glenbower Woods
Glenbower gets it's name of "gleann-bodhar" or "Deafening
Serving Lunch Daily Glen" from the noise the Dissour makes when rushing headlong
Dinner 6 - 8.30pm in winter through the valley. Today this romantic glen offers its
visitors the opportunity to walk, stroll run or just sit and enjoy
Early Bird Menu 6 - 7pm its peaceful tranquility.
Now serving Food Friday, Saturday & The scenic road from the Lower to the UpperCar Park is a beat-
iful walk in itself, many prefer to park below and use the foot-
Sunday from 12.30 - 9pm path which runs parallel to this road.
Full Cocktail Menu The Woods is located just ten minutes drive west of Youghal, the
entrance is along side The Old Thatch Pub in Killeagh Village
Beer Garden

CALENDAR OF EVE
ENTS
YOUGHAL BAY BRIDGE COMPETITION:
1st July 2008, Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel. The Annual Salmon
Competition. Fundraising for the Youghal Bridge Congress. The
Youghal
competition is open to everyone. Entry fee has yet to be decided
SEISUIN/CEOLTA SI PRESENTS 'LAR NA CRUINNE'
AND 'DRAIOCHT AN OILEAIN':
8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th July 2008 Walter Raleigh Hotel at 8.30
Triathlon 07
Lár na Cruinne and Draíocht an Oileáin, two award-winning jun-
ior groups will perform at Brú na Sí, in the company of members
of Ceolta Sí, every Tuesday night beginning 8th July. 8.30pm Sat July 12th at 11.30am
Ceolta Si is a local group with International appeal, following on
from their success in places such as Wales and as far away as Start / Finish
China the group will be hosting evenings of traditional music,
dance, story telling and poetry readings in a warm, family friend- at Claycastle Car Park, Youghal
ly setting.
SEISUIN/CEOLTA SI: €3,500 IN PRIZEMONEY
7nd, 14th, 21st, 28th July 2008, Bru na Si at 8.30pm. Ceolta Si is
a local group with International appeal, following on from their
Distances: 750m Swim, 19k Cycle, 6.5k Run
success in places such as Wales and as far away as China the group Entries now being taken - Closing date for entries: July 4th
will be hosting evenings of traditional music, dance, story telling Entry forms can be downloaded from
and poetry readings in a warm, family friendly setting. youghaltriathlon.com. Limited number of places
SEISUIN/CEOLTA SI: Entries will NOT be accepted on the day
3rd, 10th, 17th 24th & 31st July 2008 Mall Arts Centre at 8pm.
Ceolta Si is a local group with International appeal, following on Stewards required for the event from 9.30a.m.
from their success in places such as Wales and as far away as
dance, story telling and poetry readings in a warm, family friend-
ly setting
YOUGHAL TRIATHLON:
12th July 2008, Starts at the Front Strand, Youghal. Youghal's 8th
Annual Triathlon, will kick off on the front strand, an action
packed day is promised. Swimming, cycling and running, athletes
from all over Ireland will be taking part. Entry form can down- from their success in places such as Wales and as far away as
loaded from the website. China the group will be hosting evenings of traditional music,
CYCLING EVENT: dance, story telling and poetry readings in a warm, family friend-
9am, July 13th. Youghal Cycling Club is arranging a range of ly setting
cycling events to cater for families and all ranges of abilities.
YOUGHAL VISUAL ARTS FESTIVAL: YOUGHAL ART GROUP 13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
19th - 27th July 2008 PAINTING'S:
Central Gallery + Walking Gallery throughout town. In its third 2nd - 10th August 2008 Venue to be advised Bru na Si at
year, The Youghal Visual Arts Festival is growing an excellent 8.30pmYoughal Art Group presents their 13th annual exhibition of
reputation. The year's festival will include Central Gallery, Visual Arts. The group exhibits work of its members, some of
Walking Gallery, and Artist led workshops. Also featured will be which is on sale. More details to be announced.
Artist Development and Children's workshops, Community and
schools exhibitions, aswell as the Windy Lane Puppet Theatre. SEISUIN/CEOLTA SI:
"BLACKWATER MUSIC & DANCE FESTIVAL" INTER- 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th August 2008 at Bru na Si. Ceolta Si is a
NATIONAL FOLK DANCE GROUPS: local group with International appeal, following on from their suc-
14th - 20th July 2008, Various Locations throughout Town. The cess in places such as Wales and as far away as China the group
Blackwater Festival, concurrent with Damhsa: The Cork will be hosting evenings of traditional music, dance, story telling
International Folk Dance Festival will take place from 21st - 27th and poetry readings in a warm, family friendly setting
July. A number of events will be held in Youghal and east Cork.
Paws n Claws
The festival will feature a number of international dance groups.
YOUGHAL CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT:
27th July 2008 Classical concert as part of the Youghal Arts
Network Festival In St Mary's Collegiate Church Youghal Choral
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Network Festival.
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2nd August, Main Street, Youghal. Showcase of local talent at var- 1st right after Clock Gate - opposite Youghal Credit Union
ious locations throughout the town during the day.
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dance, story telling and poetry readings in a warm, family friend-
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KITE SURFING EXHIBITION:
Foxhole Industrial Estate, Youghal, Co Cork 6th August 2008 Front Strand at 2pm 'Kite Surfing Exhibition' by
'Vertigo Kite Surfing, Oysterhaven' Fun for all the family, includ-
Tel 024 92290 Fax 024 93182 ing lessons in kite flying, free of charge. Location: Front Strand,
Youghal
DISCO ON THE BEACH:
9th August 2008 Kiss Fm will be hosting a disco on Youghal
Beach in the evening time. This event promises to be fun filled and
family friendly!
FASHION/CRAFT SHOWCASE:
15th Aug Mall Arts Centre, Youghal. Trade Show of fashion,
accessories, jewellery Music and fun. Tickets Available at Cree's
Card Shop, Youghal
THE POLKADOTS:
16th Aug 2008 Evening. Strongly influenced by the Finnish mem-
For all your local seafood bers of the group, Marja Tuhkannen and Sirpa Syrja The
Polskadots take their audiences on a musical journey through
Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and Russia. The Polskadots have
been impressing audiences all over Ireland with their versatility
SEE YOU ON THIS and musicianship and last year opened the Baltimore Fiddle
Festival, later performing at the Dun Laoghaire Festival of World
FRIDAY 26TH JUNE AT Cultures in August 2006.
YOUGHAL MEDIEVAL FUN CELEBRATIONS:
A TASTE OF CORK Saturday 23rd Sunday 24th August 2008.

St. Mary's Gardens. In collaboration with 'National Heritage Week
and Irish Walled Towns Day, Youghal will be hosting their 2nd
The Red Store

Medieval Festival. Events to include Dramatisation of historic
events in town's history, kids kingdom featuring stilt walkers, jug-
glers, traditional music and dance groups, medieval traders mar-
BAR AND RESTAURANT ket, medieval craft demonstrations, 'Knight' Schools. Guided
150/151 North Main Street, Youghal walking tours of town and town walls also planned. This event is
024 -90144 open and free to all.
TRAVELLING TROPHY RACING EVENT:
Fully Licensed Bar and Restaurant 16th August 2008 Youghal Bay from 9am- 5pm. Event featuring
Carvery Lunches Outdoor Seating RS Feva boats. Also featured a post race family barbeque on the
beach, family entertainment, music and much more. More Details
Morning Scones & Coffee On-premises Parking
to follow.
Well-chosen Wine List LIONS MOTOR CYCLE RALLY:
31st August 2008 St Raphael's Hospital 12.00pm. Each year the
Summer at the Red Store Kinsale Lions Club run a motorcycle rally to fund a very deserv-
- Dine al fresco in our Courtyard. ing cause. The funds are used to send very sick children, from
Cork hospitals, to Disney in Paris for what is a trip of a lifetime.
Exciting New Salad Bar for Summer Season, This rally has the involvement of the staff of Cork University
served daily from 12:30 - 2:30 Hospital, the Garda Motorcycle Division and many others. So
why not show you support and join in the fun.
New Panini Menu coming soon . SEPTEMBER
EAST CORK EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL:
Plus all the favourites served daily 20th Sep 2008. St Mary's Collegiate Church at 4pm East Cork
Early Music presents an afternoon concert featuring the Mark
on our Bar Menu from 2:30 Duley playing the organ. Music from "Bach and his Legacy"
Pastas, Pizza, Home made Burgers, Steaks, Fajitas, CLASSICAL CONCERT: 26th Sep 2008 Mall Arts Centre at
Sesame Salmon to name but a few 8pm. Classical concert presented by Youghal Celebrates History.
The concert will feature Majella Cullagh Soprano, Matthew
SPECIALS CHANGED DAILY ALWAYS Manning Oboe, Eleanor Malone Accompanist and Youghal Parish
INCLUDING A FRESH FISH OPTION Choir. Tickets cost €15 and may be purchased at Cree's Card
Shop, North Main Street Youghal or through the Youghal
Check out redstore.ie for further information.
Celebrates History Office , on 00353 24 81010
WEST WATERFORD NEWS

Cooper celebrates the big 50 who went beyond the call of duty to accommodate us. Your help
Congratulations to Tom [Cooper] Cunningham Ballyheeney who and support was very much appreciated.
celebrated the big 50 on Saturday night at the Deise Bar with fam- Kinsalebeg N.S. Non Stop Draw
ily and friends and if you are in any doubt he has the T- Shirt to As we come to the end of yet another school year on behalf of the
prove it! A very happy birthday to you Cooper! Kinsalebeg National School parents association we would like to
Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto -Jackpot €3400 thank everyone who supported our non stop draw and our entire
We had no jackpot winner last week so when we play Alpha Lotto promoter who did wonderful work right throughout the year. The
this Wednesday night there will be €3400 in the kitty! Our letters following are the results of the May draw,
out last week were K, A, P, E, Our lucky weekly spot prize win- 1st Prize: Eoin O Halloran; Promoter: Kate O Halloran; 2nd Prize:
ners were Christy Ormond Clashmore; Liam Troy Clashmore; Edmond O Halloran; Promoter: Edmond O Halloran; 3rd Prize:
Helen O Connell Youghal Mary Smiddy; Promoter: Chloe Smiddy; 4th Prize: Maureen
On the previous week Clashmore Ramblers Alpha Lotto draw Hehir; Promoter Leanne McGrath
took place and the letters drawn were J, G, R, V, and the following Well done to all our winners
were the weekly winners of €20 spot prizes Good Luck to 6th Class
Chris Humphries Ardmore; Paul Marks Clashmore; Breda As our sixth class pupils take leave of us here in Kinsalebeg we
McLellan would like to take this opportunity to wish them all every success
Well done to all the winners and thanks for supporting Clashmore and happiness in secondary school.
Ramblers Clashmore 45 Drive
Congratulations Liam and Patricia Last Monday nights top prizewinners jointly on seven games were
Family and friends have asked us to extend congratulations and Mairead and Michael Fahey, Nell Foley and Ed Hynes. In joint
best wishes to Liam and Patricia Daly Monatrea Kinsalebeg on the third on six games each we had Michael and Martin Lynch,
recent birth of their son whom they have called Aaron, best wish- Gemma and Sarah McSweeney, Maura McGrath and John
es to you both. Connery. Best of the last five were Edmond and Edmond Og
Happy Birthday Joan Ledingham. Finally this week our luck last game winners were
Congratulations to Kinsalebeg lady Joan Curtain, Joan who is a James and John, Billy Allen and Tess Mansfield.
popular member of our Thursday club team and the Kinsalebeg At the previous weeks 45 drive in Clashmore our ten games win-
Ladies committee celebrated her 50th birthday recently and all her ners were Bobby Morrisson and Pat O Halloran. Jointly in close
family and friends wish her a very happy birthday. second were Mary Anne and Bobby Connery, Stephen
Happy 93rd Molly Cunningham and Martin Lynch. Best of the last five were the O
For the boys and girls of Clashmore National School their first Mahony Brothers Dec and Anthony. Gabriel Hynes and Tony
port of call last Monday morning was to their wonderful school Keane, Maura McGrath and John Connery, Noreen and Sean O
neighbour Molly Lombard, to wish her a very happy 93rd birth- Mahony. Well done to all the winners and thanks to everyone for
day. To mark the occasion Mrs Geraldine Shine on behalf of the their continued support. Cards as usual next Monday at 9.00pm
pupils presented Mrs Shine with a basket of flowers and a card. sharp
We all join with pupils of the school in wishing Molly a very Well done to all our winners and thanks to everyone for their con-
happy birthday, and continued good health and happiness in the tinued support
years ahead Walk last Monday
On Monday morning weather conditions were ideal for walking as
the pupils and staff of Clashmore National School set off on their
annual sponsored walk. Funds from this walk which has now
become an annual event, are used to purchase sports gear, art
materials or small musical instruments -and it was evident at last
weeks music and drama concerts that these are being put to very
good use! The walk which took them around the highways and
byways of Clashmore Village. Some welcome refreshments were
enjoyed by all at St Mochua Well, and the draw for the three
Waterford Hurling Shirts very kindly sponsored again this year by
Ger Wiley Sports Shop Dungarvan. [Parents please support our
sponsors where possible] Congratulations to the following who
were the winners from each of the three class rooms:
Jack and Isabel Sweetman [Miss Seward's Classroom]
Patrick Prendergast [Mrs Hynes Classroom]
boys and girls of Clashmore National School with their teachers Daniel O Neill [Mrs Shines Classroom]
pay a visit to Molly Lombard to wish her a happy birthday On behalf of the parents association thanks to all the children who
Thanks from the Quad Squad took part in the walk thanks to everyone who sponsored them and
Voters visiting Clashmore National School on polling day get a a very special word of thanks to Fiona Lombard who organised
visual idea of the fantastic work in progress at present in the the walk again this year.
school building project. However there is no gain without pain- Clashmore - Kinsalebeg GAA Lotto -Jackpot €4200
and one of the disadvantages of taking a project like this is the These weeks Clashmore- Kinsalebeg GAA club lotto jackpot goes
need to fundraise. Thankfully to date we have been very well sup- to €4200 when our draw takes place on Monday night next at The
ported and our main fundraiser at present is the "Quad Raffle", on Rising Sun in Clashmore, the numbers drawn last Monday night
Thursday the "Quad Squad" were at school and they would like to were 18, 26, 27, 28, and our five weekly winners of €20 spot
thank everyone who bought tickets. €599 was collected that day prizes were Tom Dee Kilgabriel; Kathleen Roche Tinnabina; Jack
and the parents association would like to thank everyone who sup- O Halloran Rath; Tommy Seward Piltown; Philip Dee Kilgabriel
ported the draw The previous Monday nights numbers were 9, 12, 21, 26 and the
This weekend we were away again in Youghal and once again the winners of €20 spot prizes were Mary Gallagher Ardmore; Nick
response to our draw has been overwhelming and we received Troy Modeligo; Breda Murray Piltown; Mary O Riordan
wonderful support from everyone we met so thankyou all very Ardsallagh; Kieran Allen Ole Mill. Well done to all our winners
much. A very special word of thanks to all the parents and who and thanks to everyone for their continued support
helped with the ticket sales. Thanks also to the people of Youghal Time to book your place at Cul Camp!
WEST WATERFORD NEWS

Time to book your place at Cul Camp! Fergal Hennessy. These had to be the game of the tournament
With the summer holidays fast approaching its time to think about when throw for throw the players responded to one another. With
"summer camps" This year's VHI sponsored GAA CUL Camp the first game going to Johnny Flavin's team, when Declan Hickey
take place here in Clashmore on the week of July 14th to July hung the winning one. Game two and new comer to the tourna-
18th. There are still some places left in this year's camp so if you ment Fergal Hennessy stood well under pressure to hang the win-
want to join us please call our local co-ordinator Mary O Halloran ning one. With the score one all it was all to play for in the third
at 02494549 or 085 7237948. round, in a nail biting game right to the finish it was the lady who
Once again the camp this year is excellent value for money at €55 came up trumps in the end, Anne Power hung the winning one to
for the first child €45 for the second and €35 for the third and this see her team through to the final.
includes the "Cul Kit" The second semi final saw husband and wife team Richie and
Sponsored Walk Trish Fitzgearld team up with the 2005 winner John Veale and
Last Monday morning weather conditions were ideal for walking they took on the three counties team, the Dub -Paul Marks, Pa [the
as the pupils and staff of Clashmore National School set off on cork man] McCarthy and the Decies Lady Michelle Keogh [2007
their annual sponsored walk. Funds from this walk which has now winner]
become an annual event , are used to purchase sports gear , art Winning two games in a row the three counties team left nothing
materials or small musical instruments -and it was evident at last to chance in this match and Paul Marks team secured their place
weeks music and drama concerts that these are being put to very in this years final.
good use! The walk which took them around the highways and July 5th is Final Day
byways of Clashmore Village. Some welcome refreshments were After much deliberation, the final of this years Rising Sun Ring
enjoyed by all at St Mochua Well, and the draw for the three Tournament will take place on the first weekend of July Saturday
Waterford Hurling Shirts very kindly sponsored again this year by the 5th -so make that a date for your diary
Ger Wiley Sports Shop Dungarvan. [Parents please support our
sponsors where possible] Congratulations to the following who
were the winners from each of the three class rooms: Dick and Mag Lewis 50th
Jack and Isabel Sweetman [Miss Seward's Classroom]
Patrick Prendergast [Mrs Hynes Classroom] Birthday Celebrations
Daniel O Neill [Mrs Shines Classroom]
On behalf of the parents association thanks to all the children who
At The GAA Pavillion
took part in the walk thanks to everyone who sponsored them and
a very special word of thanks to Fiona Lombard who organised
the walk again this year.
the pupils and staff of Clashmore National School who took part
in the annual sponsored
walk which took them
around the highways and
byways of Clashmore Congratulations to Twins Dick and Mag
Village Lewis who celebrated their 50th Glamorous Ladies Claudia Lewis and
Birthday last Saturday night Anne Parker at the Big Birthday Bash
Daniel O Neill, Patrick

Prendergast and brother and
sister Jack and Isabel
Sweetnam winners of the
Ger Wiley sponsored
Waterford Yop Hurling
Shirts
Happy 21st Sarah

Congratulations to Sarah Flavin Clashmore who celebrated her
21st birthday last weekend, best wishes and a very happy birthday
to you Sarah from all your family and friends.
Rising temperatures at the Annual Ring Tournament Semi
Dick and Mag Lewis with family
Finals!
Temperatures were "hot" in The rising sun on Saturday night for
Tom Beresford Memorial Ring Tournament semi finals- in aid of K.D.S.
hospice. Four equally favoured teams came face to face for the KILTHA DRIVING SCHOOL
second last time this year all hoping to secure a place in this years Beginners - Pre-test Instruction
final. First up were Johnny Flavin and his team mates Declan Control / Own Car
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HEINEKEN CUP COMES TO THE YOUGHAL RUGBY CLUB
Clodagh, Caitriona and Hannah Aaron Clohessy Sarah and Daniel Keane Chandler Hastings Gary and Coran O'Halloran
O'Keeffe
Linda Foley and Grainne Lawlor The Fitzgerald Family
Members of YRFC proudly holding the Heineken Cup
Jake and Aidan McCarthy Padjo Terry and Mickey Downing
Barney O'Brien, Daniel Mulcahy, Justin McCarthy and Sean O'Neill Youghal Rugby fans Rian and Ruairi McSweeney
The YRFC South Munster U-18 Development LeagueWinners 2008 and Cup
The Pobalscoil Na Trionoide Senior Schools Development League 2008 Winners Finalists
Anthony Mason, Alan and Anthony Frahill O'Connor Danny O'Brien, Alan Coughlan, Tomas O'Keeffe and Kevin O'Leary, Paul Quill, Alex Hoadley and Sean
and Sean O'Neill Sean O'Neill O'Neill
PADDY’S DAY AS MUNSTER SOCCER

APPOINTS NEW VICE-CHAIRMAN
By Christy Parker vided players like Alfie Hale and goalkeeper Peter Thomas for the
Youghal's soccer community will note with satisfaction that a national side. "Alfie was my hero," he recalls smilingly. "I have
familiar face has assumed the Vice Chairmanship of the Munster always loved the League of Ireland," he proceeds, "and have great
Football Association. Lismore's Paddy Pollard was elected to the friendships from way back in the days when the League was thriv-
post at the associa- ing." Since 2006 he has enjoyed a more active connection with
tion's AGM in the national league, as an FAI match delegate. "I absolutely love
Rochestown last it," he says, positively glowing at his good fortune.
week. Paddy spent his While Paddy easily bridges the gap between Junior and National
professional life as a League soccer, the players, ironically seem less inclined to do so.
carpet maker here, "A lot of good players prefer to stay in Junior football. They pre-
while dedicating his fer to play more regularly and with less training than to be in a
free time to playing League of Ireland side where they could just end up on the bench
and promoting the a lot."
game that "means There won't be much sitting around done by Paddy who, after 48
everything" to him. years in the game, still radiates the enthusiasm of a nine year-old
His elevation after being asked if he'd like to play in the team. "I'll be more involved
nine years as a com- with Munster soccer than ever now," he muses. "There will be a
mittee member lot more travelling and so on." Wherever he goes, the game is in
bestows a unique good hands travelling with him. Now Mr. Trapottoni, do you want
sporting double on James Tobin, Chairman Munster Football someone to have a word with Stephen Ireland?....
Lismore, with the Association, congratulating Paddy Pollard on his
town's Jimmy election as Vice-Chairman of Munster FAI.
O'Gorman currently TADHG RECEIVES GOLD
the GAA Chairman of the Munster Council. Paddy will become
Chairman of his Munster authority in two years time, just as BADGE
Jimmy's term subsides.
That his election was unanimous is an appropriate reflection of It was with great honor that Tadhg Kelleher received a gold badge
Paddy's ability, dedication and love for a game that is not always from Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall Camilla
beautiful. In an era when monumental egos and salaries are syn- Parker Bowles in the Barbican centre London in May for his long
onymous with the soccer, he serves to remind that every star set and valuable service to the RNLI Youghal lifeboat. Tadhg retired
out with a flickering dream and every dream would quickly die in March this year after 25 years of service. Everyone at the
without someone as selfless as Paddy Pollard to nurture it. Youghal Lifeboat would like to congratulate Tadhg on his much
His administrative talents first emerged whilst still a player. In deserved award.
1972, he and the late Tony Bolger, also from Lismore, formed a
four-team league, comprising Youghal, Lismore, Stradbally and
Modeligo, sponsored by Murphy's Brewery. A brave centre for-
ward, Spurs fan Paddy would score four of the five goals in which
Lismore beat Youghal away in a decider to claim the first title.
That league would evolve through the Red House to become
eventually the WWEC (West Waterford/East Cork) League in
1984, which is fully affiliated to the Munster Football
Association. Now League Secretary, as Chairman for 30 years
Paddy saw the league grow to stretch from Ballmacrbery to
Ballymacoda, across two divisions and three cup competitions.
His pride is unbridled as he reveals, "We have 22 Junior level
teams, five at youth level, plus schoolboys and women's teams.
That's over 900 players. We also compete in the inter-league
Oscar Traynor's Cup and other competitions." Tadhg Kelleher receives his gold badge from Her Royal Highness
Inherently positive, Junior football is his passion and Paddy The Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker Bowles in the Barbican
would "love to see every team in the WWEC League own its own Centre London
ground and facilities, including all-weather pitch and floodlights."
Presently only two enjoy that status but "we are working towards
it, through various sports grants, etc," he says.
He believes Junior soccer is progressing well in Munster overall.
"The FAI's scheme to appoint Regional Development Officers has
been fantastic. Our own league's RDO, Michael Looby is doing
trojan work, especially with organising coaches and coaching pro-
grammes for clubs. The benefits are just starting to come through
and standards and organisation in every club are improving
immensely."
However, he is also aware of a negative aspect, one that is becom-
ing increasingly evident across all sporting codes. "Players are
less inclined to stay in the sport after 16. They want to play Friday
nights instead of Sundays too, so they can have the weekend off
for other things."
Married to Mitchelstown woman Delia and father of four grown
children, he grew up in an era in which his county side, Waterford
Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary To Pat and Micháel O'Neill, Muckridge who
FC, was in its heyday. Though unimaginable now, the club pro- celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 28th. Love from all the Family
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YOUGHAL GAA NEWS

NON EXAM FOOTBALL LEAGUE COUNTY QUARTER especially after the Dog Racing fund raiser only a few weeks ear-
FINAL 10/06/2008 lier. Aine is typical of the type of person who puts in hour after
YOUGHAL2-12 V CLON NA nGAEL1-4 hour to keep the club going and still finds time to coach on a
Youghal started slowly in this County Quarter Final against their Saturday Morning aswell. Sean also had a few words for Captain
victors of last years u16 championship at the same stage. A nice of Youghal Golf Club Patsy O'Regan who is unwell at the moment
crowd gathered in Copperalley for what was billed as a very tight and we wish him all the best and a speedy recovery.
game with Youghal out for revenge after feeling hard done by last COUNTY BOARD DRAW:
year. They coped well with anything Cion had to offer in the first The June draw again saw a Youghal name come out of the hat with
half with Jason Drake and John Quill working hard around the Mark Aherne of Dr. Kennedy place the lucky winner of 500 euro.
middle and the ever impressive Aaron Kenny snuffing out any This is the fourth winner in a row from Youghal. This years Draw
danger at full back. Youghal went in at half time leading 0-5 to 0- is closed and information on next years will be out in due course.
2 after a very hard fought first half helped by two points from It is a tribute to the people of Youghal that we have one of the
Victor Cahill. The crowd were expecting a tense second half but it highest memberships in the County. Lets hope we have a top prize
did not turn out this way as Yough turned on the style in the sec- winner in the next draw.
ond half at totally overpowered and outplayed their visitors. James
O'Mahony had a field day on the back of great work from Brian JUVENILE CLUB:
Quill and finished with a tally of 1-6. Overall a good performance U14 FOOTBALL LEAGUE 20/06/008
from Youghal who noe go on to play Clonakilty in the Semi Final. YOUGHAL 6-10 V CASTLEL YONS 1-3
Team: M. Thuroe, A Mason, A Kenny, D. Quinn, P. Quill, M. Youghal started poorly against a team that they had not beaten at
Cronin, J. Drake, J. Quill, C. O'Sullivan 0-1, B. Quill 1-0, O. this age group and who have proved a bogey team over the last 3
Murphy 0-2, D. Scanlon 0-1, V. Cahill 0-2, J. O'Mahony 1-6, A years but got into their stride after 20 minutes with Killian Ansbro
O'Connor working very hard in the middle which seemed to inspire his team
NON EXAM FOOTBALL LEAGUE COUNTY SEMI FINAL mates into action, The full back line of Garret 0' Regan, Mark
16/06/2008 Coady and Ronan O'Sullivan were very solid and had to be for the
YOUGHAL 2-5 V CLONAKIL TY 3-8 first twenty minutes as Castlelyons tested them to the full.
The damage was done in the first half when a lackluster Youghal Youghal resumed after the break 3 points to the good and when
conceded 3 goals. The Youghal boys looked tired and never got David 0' Mahony scored his first of five goals soon after the restart
going and trailed in Cloughduv by 11 points at the turnaround. they never looked back and totaly destroyed their visitors with
The second half saw much improved performance with Youghal O'Mahony causing havoc every time he got the ball backed up
doing most of the pressing but having been so far back it was well by the impressive Dean Malone who is playing football for
always going to be an impossible task. To their credit the Lads the first time and scored a spectacular goal. Ollie Dempsey was
fought hard to the finish with Clonakilty only scoring two points very busy in the corner and set up a lot of scores while David
in the second half. Most of these lads are involved with the Minors Twomey at centre back was directing everything. The real star of
and U21 s and have a long season ahead yet with plenty of good the show was Killian Ansbro who covered every blade of grass in
football coming their way. Team: M. Thuroe, A Mason, A Kenny, Copperaley and has the makings of a super player.
D. Quinn, P. Quill, M. Cronin, J. Drake, J. Quill, C. O'Sullivan, Team: D. Mason, G. O'Regan, M. Coady, R. O'Sullivan 0-5, J.
P.Scanlon, O.Murphy, B. Quill, V. Cahill, J. O'Mahony, A Morley, D. Twomey, B. Mitchell 0-1, K. Ansbro, C. Coyne, C.
O'Keefe. Subs Used: A Curtin, K. McCarthy. Keenaghan, L. McCarthy 0-1, A. O'Neill, O. Dempsey 0-2, D.
FIXTURES: O'Mahony 5-1, D. Malone 1-0 Subs: D. Walsh, A. Hogan, C.
INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP Farrell.
YOUGHAL V DOUGLAS
CARRIGTOHILL 8pm 28/07/2008. U14 FOOTBALL LEAGUE 21/06/2008
INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP YOUGHAL 5-8 V LlSGOOLD 3-5
YOUGHAL V MAYFIELD A great performance from Youghal in this 13 a side competition
BALLINACURRA 8pm 11/07/2008 subject to change. against a good Lisgoold team. A lot of these players were having
45 DRIVE RESULTS: thier second outing in 24 hours but never tired and worked hard
26/06/2008 1 st and 2nd divided Willie & Jerry, Joy & Leonard, throughout. Mark Coady and Conor Finn were excellent at the
3rd Pearl & Richie. Best of last five Joan & Mary. Last game Ann back with Aaron Hogan doing the damage up front helped by the
& Dick. energetic Davin Daly. Michael Kennefick scored a terrific goal
03/06/2008 1st Chrissie & Leonard. 2nd and 3rd divided Pearl & midway through the second half that set up the victory with the
Sarah, Dave & Ann. Kevin & Dermot. Best of last five Aileen & hard working Dean Malone growing in confidence with every
Bernie. Last game Sheila & Mary. game scoring two points. Killian Ansbro was again brilliant in the
10/06/2008 1 st Sheelagh & Mick. 2nd Joan & Mary. 3rd Ann & middle of the field working fom 21 to 21 tirelessly and keeping
Angeline. Best of last five Aileen & Bernie. Last game Chrissie & Lisgoolds best player out of the game completely. Aidan O'Neill
Willie. came on for Garret O'Regan midway through the first half and
17/06/2008 1st Jo & Chrissie. 2nd and 3rd divided Ann & scored 1-2 to help the cause.
Angeline, Bernie & Aileen. Best of last five Joan & Mary. Last
game Mary & Sheila. CUL CAMP 2008
Registration forms are now aVc;lilable from the Club or from any
GOLF CLASSIC: of the under age coaches. These forms must be returned to Sean
The annual Golf Classic took place on Thursday 12th June with Oliphant or Fergal Keenaghan this week so as to ensure a place.
over 50 teams competing for the top prize. It was a very success- The last few years saw very large numbers turning out with places
ful day backed by the main sponsor AI.B. Youghal backed up by filling quickly so please get these forms back as soon as possible.
T&M Fitzgerald Builders and Farrells Bar. In his speech at the The camp is again being backed by the VHI with all the training
prize giving Chairman Sean Ring thanked the sponsors and gear being supplied so all you need is a pair of boots and a hurley.
Youghal Golf Club which was in great condition. He paid tribute Team: D. Mason, M. Coady, C. Finn, G. O_Regan, C. Farrell, C.
to Kitty O'Sullivan for keeping the book and the cOl]1mittee for Ranson, K. Ansbro 1-0, C. Keenaghan 0-1, O. Dempsey 0-1, D.
the organising and running of the day. A boquet of flowers was Malone 0-2, M. Kennefick 1-0, D. Daly, A. Hogan 2-2. Subs: A.
presented to Aine Martin for all her hard work in getting this O'Neill 1-2 on for G. O'Regan.
organised
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TEAM INFO: Challenge Cup Team won their match against AGM Don't forget the clubs AGM this Friday 27th June at 8pm
Tralee Golf Club in Kenmare on Sunday 8th June. The Semi Final sharp in the Walter Raleigh Hotel.
will be held in Nenagh Golf Club against East Cork on Saturday Upcoming Season! The club is looking to fill the following posi-
5th July at 12noon. Team: Breeda O' Donoghue, Amanda O' Neill tions for the 2008/2009 season: Junior Team Manager, Under 16
Coyne, Jo Swayne, Paula Brennan, Una Cotter Minor Cup Team and Under 15 Managers. Anyone interested please contact Billy
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JUNIOR GOLF - Thurs 5th June
1st David Twomey (19) 43pts, 2nd Conor Coyne (13) 41pts
Tues 10th June Cat 1; 1st Steven Prendergast (5) 44pts, 2nd John
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Riordan Family 1st Tony Coyne & Amanda O' Neill Coyne 69.5
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GAELSCOIL CHOR`IN 25TH YEAR CELEBRATION AND

FUNDRAISER AT YOUGHAL GREYHOUND STADIUM
Christine, Eileen and Sandra Reddy with Sarah

Brosnan Kathleen Crotty and family The Hakobyan Family
Veronica, Margaret and Joanne Murphy and Michelle

Kinsley Orla and Norma Murphy with James Langan Tracie, Tiarnan, Roisin, Flavia and Maura Walsh
Looking Back winner of the East Cork Oil 325 pictured with Trainer Denis
Fitzgerald, wining connections, members of Gaelscoil Choráin Parents
Association and Kathleen Lennon Manager Youghal Greyhound Stadium
Kaitlyn Landers, Olive McGrath with Tom. Pauline and Jenny Scott with
Mary and Sarah Barry Jenny O'Shea
Staff Members who competed in the Inter-County Relay Race Teresa, Ben and Sarah O'Sullivan with
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Christine Reddy, Oona Colin, Norma Murphy, Elaine Kirk and Catherine O'Flynn Norma Murphy and Teresa Malone Trish Coady with Catherine Flavin
SENSAZIONE COMHALTAS BONDS WITH

Imagine a fairground that runs off your energy. A high octane car- BLACKWATER HEIGHTS
nival that's a cross between a night at the circus and the thrill of the By Christy Parker
funfair. Youghal Comhaltas is striving to nurture good neighbourly rela-
Once through the gateway the audience, transported to a world of tions with local residents in a praiseworthy initiative currently
fairground folk with fantastic tales, are free to roam, following the underway. Bru na Si, the Comhaltas group's headquarters, is situ-
performers from location to location and enjoying the array of cus- ated on a council-leased site on Magniers Hill and accessible from
tom fairground rides all made from recycled materials. In the true Cork Hill via nearby Blackwater Heights estate. The site holds
spirit of climate change all the energy to operate the rides comes strong historical and scenic value, being situated near the archae-
form the patrons of the funfair....even the lighting. ological remains of an old barracks overlooking the Blackwater.
Since Bru na Si was constructed in 2004, the immediate area has
assumed a growing social, educational and tourism profile, with
various groups utilising the premises. "We endeavour to benefit
the wider community by facilitating other interest groups when
possible," says Youghal Comhaltas Chairman Michael de Buitleir.
"Presently, we have dance, music, theatre and religious groups, a
youth club, a pre school and the Irish Red Cross availing of Bru na
Si."
In these circumstance especially, appearances and infrastructure
matter and hopes are high that Youghal Town Council will soon
address and develop an unsightly road frontage. While the council
has already cut overgrown grass margins, Youghal Comhaltas is
keen to foster its own initiatives too.
Last week, a group of children from the estate assisted Comhaltas
members to landscape and plant in the vicinity of Bru Na Si. It
Large crowds enjoy the circus acts was, by all accounts, a successful liaison. "The kids were wonder-
ful," says Comhaltas secretary and avid gardener, Mary Tracey.
"They were very interested in what needed to be done and help us
with the rockery as well as planting and watering. One teenager
lad did a great job mowing the lawn."
The initial, successful collaboration has unveiled scope for further
interaction. "Gardening never finishes and there is always other
forms of maintenance or cleaning up that could provide opportu-
nities for co-operation," says Michael. "We would like to involve
the local community in our activities inside and outside Bru na Si,
should they wish us to do so," he adds.
A meeting with Estate Liaison Officer Jennifer Ring is scheduled
Cllr. Michael Beecher enjoys the for this week, in which potential ideas are likely to be discussed.
fun at the fair with circus acts and Meantime, the work of small hands and big hearts has already
All the fun of the fair friends
given the exterior of Bru na Si a more eye-pleasing profile.
Mark Flaherty and Reese Roche Girls just wanna have fun!
Some of the amazing thrills Sensazione has to offer

~ IN MEMORIAM ~ ~ IN MEMORIAM ~
CAREY - 6TH ANNIVERSARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In sad and loving memory of our EILEEN POWER (NEE HACKETT)
6 FITZGERALD'S TCE, YOUGHAL WHO DIED 24TH NOVEMBER 2007
dear and wonderful Mother
WE EILEEN'S, HUSBAND JOE, DAUGHTER'S ISABEL AND JOANNE AND SON TONY,
WINNIFRED TOGETHER WITH HER BROTHER'S MICHAEL, MARTIN AND GERARD, SISTER'S MARIE
AND EDEL AND EXTENDED FAMILY WISH TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT APPRECIATION
(WINNIE) CAREY AND SINCERE THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO SYMPATHISED WITH US ON EILEEN'S
DEATH: TO THOSE WHO TRAVELLED IN SUCH LARGE NUMBERS FROM FAR AND NEAR
Late of 20 Sarsfield Terrace, Youghal
TO VISIT OUR HOME, ATTEND THE ROSARY, REMOVAL, FUNERAL MASS AND BURIAL.
Whose Anniversary was on June 17th TO THOSE WHO SENT MASS CARDS, FLORAL TRIBUTES AND MESSAGES OF SYMPA-
Dear Mam, the years slip by, THY, YOUR KINDNESS WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. A PARTICULAR WORD OF
THANKS TO CANON BROWNE FOR THE GREAT SUPPORT THAT HE PROVIDED TO US
But memories don t fade, ALL, TO COLIN AND THE STAFF AT EGAN'S FUNERAL HOME, AND TO ANDREW AND
We remember you forever, DEGY. THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO CARED FOR EILEEN, DR. DECLAN
And for us how you cared, O'CALLAGHAN, DR. SEAMUS O'REILLY AND HIS ONCOLOGY TEAM, DR. ANDREW
So deeply loved, so hard to lose, CURTIN AND THE STAFF IN THE VICTORIA SOUTH INFIRMARY HOSPITAL, THE STAFF
IN MARYMOUNT AND PARTICULARLY TO THE HOME CARE TEAM, THE LOCAL DIS-
It was God s wish, we could not choose, TRICT NURSES AND EILEEN'S SISTER MARIE, YOUR KINDNESS AND CARE AT THIS
Our hearts still ache as we whisper how, DIFFICULT TIME WILL REMAIN WITH US ALWAYS. OUR THANKS TO THE STAFF OF AN
We miss you Mam and love you so POST WHO PROVIDED A GUARD OF HONOUR. ALSO THANKS TO DAVID AND LOUISE
SAVAGE AND THE STAFF OF TIDES RESTAURANT. AS IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO
Lovingly Remembered by your daughter Sheila, THANK EVERYONE INDIVIDUALLY PLEASE ACCEPT THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AS A
TOKEN OF OUR HEARTFELT APPRECIATION. THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS HAS
son-in-law Jimmy and family. Also your son Pad,
BEEN OFFERED FOR YOUR INTENTIONS.
daughter-in-law Margaret and family
THANKSGIVINGS
NOVENA TO SACRED HEART
Dear heart of Jesus in the past I have
asked for many favours. This time I ask you
this special one (Mention Favour). Take it
dear Heart of Jesus and place it within In memory of my Son
your own broken heart where your father ~ Raymond Donoghue ~
sees it, then in His merciful eyes it will Whose anniversary occurs at this time
become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say
Always remembered by his parents
this prayer for three days, and favour will Julie and Jack, by his brothers and sister and his
be granted. Never known to fail. aunts, uncles, niece, nephews, cousins and friends
HM
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everybody welcome Mon 25th August Bloodbank 3-5pm & 7 - 9pm
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Yawl Bay Bridge Club hosts the Fri 29th August "Aslan" in Concert
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