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Vol. 4 Issue 13 May 3rd 2007
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PRIVATE HEALTH
INSURANCE CHANGES
Sinn Féin candidate, Sandra McLellan, said that the rushed meas-
ures introduced by Mary Harney will raise prices for those taking
out private health insurance and further the social divisions in
health care provision. It is a further step down the privatisation of
the health service at the expense of those that depend on the public
health service.
Sandra McLellan said: “The measures introduced by Mary Harney
around health insurance reinforce the government’s strategy of pri-
vatising the health service and further undermining the public
health service. They will push up the cost of private health insur-
ance by as much 20% and leave those unable to pay with a vastly
inferior health service. They will not bring benefits for patients but
are designed to increase profits for the shareholders of the insur-
ance companies.”
“The government’s flawed policies and gross mismanagement of
the health services means that more and more people have taken
out personal health insurance for themselves and their families.
Many of these people are on relatively low or moderate incomes,
do not qualify for the medical card and are concerned that if they
rely totally on the public system they will face long waiting lists
and poorer healthcare. Irish people now pay for health care through
their taxes, through PRSI and incredibly through a tax on savings
they may have in a bank. Fifty per cent of the population are also
paying a fourth tax, health insurance. Many people fall between
two stools and do not qualify for the medical card nor can they
afford private health insurance.”
“Mary Harney is driving the government’s policy towards ever
greater privatisation of our health system following the disastrous
American model. The two-tier system is both inefficient and unfair.
We should be going in a new direction – towards a fully public sys-
tem, accessible to all who need it and funded by fair, general taxa-
tion. If in government Sinn Féin will reverse this trend and move Youghal United AFC
Ardrath Park, Youghal 2nd-6th July
towards a universal system where all the people are treated accord-
ing to need not according to how much they can pay.”
'SHOWTIME' and 'Here's to John B.'

Rehearsals are now in full
swing for Harmony's new
Variety Show to be staged
at Youghal Community
Centre ftom May 9th -
13th.
This show opens with a
salute to the late John B.
Keane, with excerpts
from some of his best
loved plays, poetry and
prose. This drama is fol-
lowed by songs from
Miss Saigon, Evita,
Chess, Les Miserables,
Song and Dance, Blood
Brothers and Phantom of
the Opera. This promises
to be a great night's enter-
tainment for all the fami-
ly.
Harmony's previous pro-
ductions include, Many
Young Men of Twenty,
Some Enchanted Evening
and Dancing at
Lughnasa. Tickets now
The cast and crew in full swing as they salute John B. Keane's 'Many Young Men Of Twenty' during rehearsals for the forth- on sale from Cree's Card
coming show. Photo Michael Hussey Shop. Tel 024-93899
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YOUGHAL PIGEON CLUB

The first race of the Youghal Racing Pigeon season occured on BLACKWATER
BLINDS
Saturday 21st April from Kildare. The birds were released at
8:05am into a strong South-West wind. 10 members sent 283
birds, and the following is are the results:
1st M. Aherne, 2nd P & A Kelly, 3rd T. Fitzgerald, and 4th Curraghboy, Youghal, Co. Cork.
P.Parker. Next weeks race is from Tullamore. Tel: 024 92850/93469 Fax: 024-92977
All the members would like to thank all their sponsors for their
continuous support and if any company/individual would like to
Manufacturers of Quality Blinds
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and Pleated Blinds, Flyscreens
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri 9.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.(Closed 1p.m. - 2p.m.)
Open Saturday by Appointment
All Quotations, Measuring and Fitting Free
“Free Home Consultancy”
Sinn Fein East Cork Candidate for election Sandra McLellan, pictured with
Sonia O’Sullivan in Cobh at A Special Open Air Party, following the week-
end long events of clean ups on the Great Island.
Fionn McDonnell a pupil in Park National School who received his white belt in
taekwondo.
Presentation in Clashmore of a Cheque to Special Olympics Ireland; L-R, Nicola

Moroney, coach, Anne Seward, Fund Raiser, Cora Greene, Fund Raising
Coordinator, accepting the cheque on behalf of Special Olympics Ireland,
Christine Coughlan, Fund Raiser, and Jean Fenton, Athlete.
Group photo of well known Youghal runners pictured at the Marine Climb road
race.The race was race number one in this year’s Ger Wyley Sports/Nike summer
series of road races hosted by West Waterford Athletic Club.
ALL-IRELAND SPORTING SUCCESS FOR

POBALSCOIL NA TRIONOIDE
Members of the Boys Athletics Team who won the Overall Cup at the Waterford
Schools Track and Field Championships
The Senior Girls Orienteering Team of Nikita Savage, Sarah Ryan, Sinead Power,
Claire Flanagan and Shauna Walsh who finished 2nd in the All-Ireland
Orienteering Championships at The Long Strand in Clonakilty.
Members of the Girls Athletics Team who finished 3rd Overall at the Waterford
Schools Track and Field Championships
The First Year Girls Orienteering Team of Shauna Harnedy, Rebecca O’Brien,
Caoimhe McCarthy and Laura Irwin who finished 3rd in the All-Ireland
Orienteering Championships at The Long Strand in Clonakilty.
First Year Hockey Team who enjoyed victories over Mount Mercy and Regina
Students who participated in Tree Planting as part of An Taisce Green School
Mundi in the recent Blitz
Committee where over 60 Trees were planted at Pobalscoil Na Trionoide.
Help in a Jiffy! Cardinal Wilfred de Napier from South Africa has founded a school to help Zulu children get an education. 2AG and 3AG Students, pictured above with
their teacher Caroline Hunt, collected lots of school stationery and school requisites to help with the school. The Students would like to thank Mr Tom Martin of Faber
Castell for his kind sponsorship of this CSPE Project.
Sean Crotty and Robert O’Dea Officials Sorcha Treacy and Aoife O’Connell
at the Waterford Schools Track and pupils of 1AG Pobalscoil Na Trionoide
Field Championships pictured with the who received prizes at Feis Maitiu
Overall Cup won by Pobalscoil na recently in Under 14 Irish Language
Trionoide. Verse Speaking Competition.
SPRING FLORAL
DEMONSTRATION & SALE
A Spring Floral Demonstration by Eileen Wall, The Village
Florist, Castlemartyr, will be held in Killeagh Community Centre
on Tuesday 15th May 2007 at 8.00 p.m. Eileen will be showing
you how to create your own beautiful window boxes and hanging
baskets in time for summer and she will also be sharing some
helpful seasonal gardening tips. If the prospect of making your
own displays is too daunting or you would like to buy a special
gift for someone, Eileen will have a variety of items on sale after
the demonstration. A raffle will also be held. Admission €5.
Ken Doherty to play

at Youghal CYMS
The Youghal CYMS presents an evening of great snooker with
former World
Snooker Champion
Ken Doherty at its
premises on Sun.
13th May. This is
Kens fourth visit to
the town, such is his
popularity and is
sure to attract large
crowds. Ken will
challenge the cream
of the society’s sen-
ior and junior play-
ers and a great night
is expected. Tickets
are currently on sale
at €20 and sold on a
first come first
served basis. Tickets
available at the soci-
ety or phone 087-
Ken Doherty pictured with Youghal C.Y.M.S.
4104347. President William Kelly at Snooker Exhibition
CORRECTION
In our last edition there was an error in the Results of the Youghal
Athletic Club Aintree Draw - First Prize should have read Mark
Ansbro. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Emer Casey Memorial 10k.
The Emer Casey Foundation in conjunction with Matheson,

Ormsby Prentice Solicitors & Youghal Athletic Club.
Presents the inaugural Emer Casey Memorial 10k.
On Sunday May 27th 2007 at 2pm sharp.

Changing, Refreshments and Prize Giving
at Pobalscoil Na Trionoide, Frogmore, Youghal
€2,500 in Prizes
including Valuable Spot prizes
Join us and take part in this fast course event while enjoying
the breathtaking scenery of Ireland's Rivera.
A Memorial trophy shall be presented for the first male and
first female over the line.
Entry Fee : €20 - Entry Fee will include : free official t-shirt.
To enter please complete the Form on www.emercaseyfounda-

tion.com
Contact Cllr. Sandra McLellan

Email: smclellan@eircom.net Tel: 086 3752944
THREE BROTHERS GOLF CLASSIC

Sponsored by The Walter Raleigh Hotel Pictures: John Hennessy
Winners of 1st prize in West Waterford on Friday, which was part of the three Jim Furey (Right) and Pat Clancy (Middle) organisers of The Three Brothers Golf
brothers golf calssic, were, in the middle, Jim, Paddy and Olan Coleman, repre- Classic pictured with Aidan Fleming, Manager Walter Raleigh Hotel.
YOUGHAL GOLF CLUB

senting Youghal. Extreme left is Aidan Fleming, Manager-Walter Raleigh Hotel
and Extreme right is the owner of the Walter Raleigh Hotel, Richard Voke, who
sponsored the event.
LADIES
Wed 18th April Eileen Murphy Scotch Foursomes
1st Mary Lawton (18) Maurette Fogarty (18) 38pts, 2nd Maeve O'
Leary (25) Clare Guerin (29) 36pts, 3rd Deirdre O' Brien (19)
Kathleen O' Flynn (21) 35pts
Wed 25th April 18 Holes Singles Stableford
Silver; 1st Mary Kennedy (16) 35pts, 2nd Deirdre O' Brien (19)
34pts. BG Catherine Hayes (13) 20 gross, 3rd Maeve Troupe
Kelly (15) 33pts
Bronze; 1st Frances Cunningham (35) 41pts, 2nd Maeve O' Leary
(25) 36pts, 3rd Veronica Whyte (21) 34pts, 4th Vera de la Cour
(22) 33pts, 5th Patricia Kearney (22) 32pts. CSS 38pts
Fixtures: Wednesday 9th May Ladies Open Fourball
5th Place in the three brothers golf classic were in the middle, Denis, Donal, and
Sponsored by: Youghal Tiles
Liam Hanley representing Barehaven. Extreme left is Richard Voke, owner of the
Walter Raleigh Hotel and extreme right is Aidan Fleming, General Manager of the GENTS
Walter Raleigh Hotel, who were the main sponsors of the event. Fri 20th - Sat 21st - Sun 22nd April Junior Scratch Cup
Sponsored by: Stephen & Evelyn Hennessy
Gross;1st James Ormond - Tralee (5) 70 (back 9), 2nd Paul Mc
Namara - Youghal (5) 70, 3rd Kieran O' Brien - East Cork (5) 72
(back 6), 4th Barry O' Brien - East Cork (6) 72 (back 9), 5th James
Burns - Bandon (6) 72, 6th Sean O' Donnell - Tipperary (5) 73
(back 9)
Nett; 1st Peter Kelly- Youghal (9) 65, 2nd Michael Morrison -
East Cork (9) 66, 3rd Joe O' Donovan -Frankfield (10) 67 (back 6)
CSS Fri-Sat-Sun 71
Fri 20th - Sat 21st - Sun 22n April Intermediate Scratch Cup
Sponsored by: Mc Carthy Insurance Group
Gross; 1st Barry O' Leary - Youghal (12) 77, 2nd Michael Ryan -
Youghal (14) 80 (back 9), 3rd Tom Scanlon - East Cork (12) 80
4th Place in the three brothers golf classic were in the middle, Justin, Pat, and Peter
Walsh representing Highfield, Rossmore, and Dungarvan. Extreme left is Richard
(back 9), 4th Philip Crowe - Youghal (14) 80, 5th Tony Ahern -
Voke, owner of the Walter Raleigh Hotel and extreme right is Aidan Fleming, Youghal (13) 81 (back 9), 6th Kieran Browne - Youghal (13) 81
General Manager of the Walter Raleigh Hotel, Main Sponsors of the event. (back 9)Nett; 1st Alan Hudson - East Cork (14) 68 (back 9), 2nd
Patrick Keniry - Youghal (13) 68 (back 6), 3rd Kieran Kavanagh
- Youghal (16) 68. CSS Fri-Sat-Sun 71. Presentation of prizes will
take place on Friday 4th May at 9p.m.
Fri 27th & Sun 29th April - Open 3Ball
Sponsored by: The Mortgage Centre, Cork.
Presentation of prizes will take place on Friday 4th May at 9pm
1st John Cronin (10) Noel O' Driscoll (12) John Sloane (16) 87pts
2nd Austin O' Keeffe (18) Dave Kenny (16) Finbarr O' Neill (15)
86pts, 3rd Paddy Heaphy (5) Ken Hogan (15) Dermot Hogan (19)
86pts
Fixtures: Fri 4th - Sat 5th - Sun 6th May: John C. Murray
Memorial Trophy. Sponsored by: Peter, Mary & The Murray
Family.
Mon 7th May: Open 3ball - ladies,gents, mixed
3rd Place in the three brothers golf classic were in the middle, Mike, Christy, and
Paddy Naughton representing Macroom, Youghal, and Mallow. Extreme left is Sponsored by: Anthony D'Arcy Ltd.,
Richard Voke, owner of the Walter Raleigh Hotel and extreme right is Aidan Fri 11th - Sat 12th - Sun 13th May: Open Fourball
Fleming, General Manager of the Walter Raleigh Hotel, Main Sponsors. Sponsored by: Omah Printing Ltd.,
The Quality Hotel Youghal "Stride by the Tide"

a Great Success…..
One Tuesday 24th April, the Quality Hotel Youghal hosted the 2nd
Annual "Stride by the Tide" Beach Race in association with the
Cork BHAA - the event proved to be a superb success with over
210 athletes taking to the sand at Redbarn Beach in very difficult
weather conditions.Following the race the competitors were treat-
ed to some fine refreshments at the hotel which was followed by
the price giving where there was over €1200 worth of prizes. The
overall winner of the Men's race was Ravis Zakis from Waterford
and the Women's race winner was Adele Walsh from Waterford
also.On the night all proceeds from entry fees to the race and from
a raffle went to the Daisychain Foundation. The Daisychain
Foundation was founded by Choice Hotels Ireland and is a chari-
table organization which helps fund and co-ordinate a number of
support programmes to support over 25,000 families living with
disability in Ireland today. Ann Kavanagh and Jacinta Power of
Waterford AC Maura O'Doherty and Brian Swaby
Pictured above is Allen McEnery, General Manager from the Quality Hotel
Youghal presenting 1st Prize to the Ladies Winner Adele Walsh of the Youghal
Stride by the Tide. Also pictures is Raymond Kelleher, the hotel’s Sales & Fiona Hickey and Liam Cooper Ann O'Neill and Carrie Higgins
Marketing Manager
Youghal Athletes Emma Flavin and Ciara Brodeick

Mary Sweeney Noel Curtin Race Organiser pictured with members of the Cork BHAA, George
Farrell pictured with former Olympian Noel Berkley
Brennan, Monica Twohig, Kevin Cummins and Dermot Bates
Gillian Buckley and Raymond Kelleher

from Quality Hotel Marketing
Neilius Aherne and John Cashman Department
Chris Lyons, Christopher McMahon and Michael John O’Neill
50th Wedding Anniversary

Celebrations for Joy and Jim
Bryan at Gazebo's Restaurant
Joy pictured with her sisters Esther Hornibrook, Jean Need and Connie Dowd and
her brother Bill Honribrook.
DANCETASTIC
Chatterbox Dance class, Youghal, will be staging their third annu-
Joy and Jim Bryan cutting the Joy and Jim pictured with grandchildren Jamie,
cake Nathan, Charlie, Kelly and Noel.
al summer showcase entitled “Dancetastic” in the Mall Art Centre
on Tuesday May 8th at 8p.m. Chatterbox Dance was established
in 2004 to provide a forum in which children could learn to
express themselves through the medium of dance. It has come a
long way in the last few years and everyone is delighted to be stag-
ing their summer showcase in the Mall Art Centre for the first
time. “All the children are working very hard preparing their rou-
tines and are confident that they will provide the audience with an
entertaining show full of dance and song.” Ruth Hayes, choreog-
rapher. Doors open at 7.30 pm. Tickets €7 adult and €4 child and
will be available at the door. As this is a one night only perform-
ance tickets are limited.
Joy and Jim Bryan pictured with their Best Man Paul Bryan and Bridesmaid
Connie Dowd
h ear L
Hearing Enhancer for Aural Rehabilitation
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Monthly
Joy pictured with friends at the celebrations.
Hearing Aid
Clinic
Dr Mathew’s Surgery
1 Emmet Place, Youghal
Tel (024) 93552
Joy and Jim pictured with their children James, Jackie and Ivan. Thursday May 17th
Hearing Test, Consultation and Advice is FREE
Latest digital technology available
50% PRSI Grants may apply
Also service, repairs, batteries, earmoulds,
swim plugs, noise protectors etc.
APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY
Youghal News
www.youghalnews.ie
Clonpriest National School Spring Clean at Redbarn

as part of the Green Schools Project Photos Michael Hussey
Alan McEnery and Raymond Kelleher, Quality Hotels Youghal present a Bus sponsorship cheque to Jo Breslin and the pupils from Emily Breslin and Hannah Power
Clonpriest N.S. who participated in the National Spring Clean at Redbarn Beach. hard at work
Pupils from 3rd and 4th class Clonpriest NS students
THAI THURSDAY Live Bar Music - every Sat night

Every Thursday May 5th Brendan Kelly
6th Gordon Coleman
12th Harmony
Bridge Club Every Monday, 19th Phantom Sound
Tuesday & Thursday Night

It’s the ideal setting for all business
meetings/conferences, etc
Yoga Classes
Every Tuesday & Choice of venues within the hotel - depending on
Wednesday Nights numbers, layout, etc, with/without bar
facilities/refreshments, etc
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Daffodil Day Raffle Results EQUALITY FOR WOMEN

MANY thanks to all who helped and supported Daffodil Day CONFERENCE 2007
activities in Youghal, Killeagh and Clashmore. The total proceeds
were €17,000 which has been presented to Margaret O’Sullivan,
Irish Cancer Society.
Special thanks to Karen Farrell and staff of The Red Store and
also to all our sponsors.
Raffle winners: €200, Blackwater Homes: Michael O’Dwyer;
Dinner Voucher, Aherne’s Restaurant: Breda O’Brien; Leather
Handbag, O’Dwyers Shoes - Sean Slattery; Lamp, Muckleys
Jewellers: Gary O’Keeffe; Voucher, Maryborough Hotel: Eileen
Carroll; Voucher, Maryville Kennels: Tom Sweeney; Cash, Eddie
Flavin: Mrs N Hennessy; Voucher, Touch of Class Boutique: Dick
Walsh; Voucher, Genesis Boutique: Sheila O’Sillivan; Cash,
Credit Union: A Muckley; Voucher, Walter Raleigh Hotel: Christy
O’Brien; Voucher, Keanes Garden Centre: David Walsh; Cash, Ryan Howard, Rita Kearney, Rosemary Kingston, Mary O'Donoghue, Katherine
Walshe, Joanne McMinn, Sharon Lupton, Niall Crowley and Jim Sheehan
AIB: Therese O’Connell; Voucher, Perks Fun Fair: Janette
MacDonald; Voucher, Flavins Shoes: Peg Crowley; Gift Set,
Murphy’s Pharmacy: Marie O’Regan; Meat Voucher, Tom Kelly:
Ann Slattery; Cash, Permanent TSB: Celia O’Regan; Voucher,
Rigby’s Menswear: Mary O’Grady; Gift Set, Youghal Pharmacy:
Donie O’Driscoll; Voucher, Danelle Fashions: Phil Mangan; Wall
Plaque, Crees Card Shop: Mary Ryan; Gift Set, Walsh’s
Pharmacy: Kathleen Rohan; Cash, Bank of Ireland: Noreen
Sweeney; Wine, The Coach House: Liam Mariga; Gift Set,
Lynch’s Pharmacy: Ann McCarthy; Box Roses, John Coleman:
Amy & Matthew Hennessy; Bottle Wine, Ahern’s Centra: Martin
Hennessy; Gift Set, Killeagh Pharmacy: Brenda Gleeson; Watch,
Killeagh Pharmacy: Neville O’Donoghue; Wine, Ned O’Connell:
Rosemary Treacy.
Youghal Lifeboat
Assists Disabled Local Sharon Lupton, Equality for Women, Evelyn McGrath, Act. Project Co-
Fishing Vessel Dolores Corcoran, Cumann na Daoine and ordinator and Sharon Lupton, Equality
Ciara McGee, Rapid Co-ordinator for Women
THE Youghal Lifeboat was launched at 09.05 hrs on Saturday
morning, April 21st, to go to the assistance of a local fishing ves-
sel whose propellor had been fouled by a lobster pot line. The lif-
boat located the casualty in Youghal Bay at 09.10 hrs and com-
menced a tow back to Youghal ten minutes later. Sea conditions
were good with a southerly breeze, force 2-3, blowing at the time.
The lifeboat completed the tow of the fishing boat, which had one
person on boatd and secured the vessel alongside the Pier Head at
10.15hrs. The lifeboat Patricia Jennings, manned on the this
occasion by David Slattery (Helm), John Griffin Jnr and Jason
Ansbro, then returned to station.
St Raphael’s Golf Classic

ON April 30th and May 1st 2007 The Friends of St Raphael’s in
conjunction with Youghal Golf Club are holding a golf classic to
raise funds to erect a multipurpose room. The Friends of St Margaret Kelleher, Mary Daly-White, Linda O'Brien, Una Furey, Cllr.Mary
Raphael’s have operated many fundraising ventures since its found- Linehan Foley Youghal Town Council and Sharon Lupton Equality for Women
ing over thirteen years ago, mainly the annual Open Day which has
gone from strength to strength. Monies raised from these events
have gone towards providing facilities such as a conservatory, the
centre’s vehicles of which there are now three, equipment for the
day service, medical equipment and many social occasions and
comforts for the residents.
St Raphael’s provides residential, community living and day
service for 170 people with an intellectual disability. Most of the
people in the centre attend the day services either full time or on a
sessional basis where they avail of a wide range of activities and
extra accommodation. So it is with this intention that we are hold-
ing the golf classic to help provide the funds to carry out this proj-
ect.
Without the continuous support of the staff, the people of
Youghal particularly the business people, we would be unable to
organise such a large event as the two day golf classic. Special Sharon Lupton, Equality for Women with Sharon Lupton, Equality for
speakers Lyn Watkins and Christine Faul Women with Helen O'Sullivan,
thanks must go to Walsh’s Pharmacy, Youghal, for kindly offering
OPEN DAY AT YOUGHAL NURSING HOME
Valerie Geary, Danielle and Helen Coen James O'Keeffe, Lisa Walsh and Avril Plante Aisling, Aobh and Ciara from Ceolta Si
Dolores Geary, Ann Smiddy, Valerie Geary, Angela Connon, Proprietor, Bree
Smiddy, Ann Harlin and Rosemary Mason
James O'Keeffe, Margaret Barry, Marie

Angela Jones and Sophia Connon Plante and Ailbhe, Caora and Lucy
Little Rascals
Pre-School
Quarry Road, Youghal
A warm safe place that nurtures,
encourages the growth and development
of the child to the next stage of life.
Fully Qualified and Experienced Staff
Large outdoor Play Area
Registered and Approved by HSE
Proprietors Peter and Angela Connon with Marie Connon Purpose built facility
Member of I.P.P.A.
DOWN’S SYNDROME IRELAND NOW ENROLLING FINAL PLACES
FUNDRAISER FOR SEPTEMBER 07
Ice Cream Party at the
Quality Hotel, Redbarn To view first hand contact:
Deirdre McCarthy B.A. Hons.,
Saturday May 5th 2.00pm - 5.30pm FETAC Level 5, TEFL
Children and Teenagers to be accompanied by an adult 024 91081 - 086 2500931
In Memoriam YOUGHAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ATHLETIC CLUB
~ EILEEN PATRICIA YELLOP ~ STRIDE BY THE TIDE: 4 MILE BEACH RACE
Late of Flat 5, St. Frances Court, Lower Cork Hill
The stride by the Tide beach race sponsored by the Quality Hotel
4th July 1937 - 18th March 2007
Youghal took place on Redbarn Strand on Tuesday 24th April, on
Eileen’s husband Paddy, her daughters Noreen and Julie what turned out to be a dreadful night for running with wind and
Anne, sons-in-law Tom and Doug, grandchildren Connor, Taylor and rain against the runners for 2 Miles.
James, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law and relatives wish to thank most A large turnout of local athletes amongst the record field of 218 fin-
sincerely all those who sympathised and offered great support to us ishers shows what a success this race is turning out to be each
on the loss of a beloved wife, mother, grandma and friend. Thank you
to Fr. Patrick Winkle for the celebration of the Mass and to Fr. Bernard
year.First of the local athletes home was none other than race
Cotter, Canon Tom Browne and the Church singer Liz Coleman. A organiser Noel Curtin in 23.40 followed by Marty O'Keeffe in
sincere thank you to all our friends and neighbours. All those who 25.15, Kevin O'Leary Ran 26.05 followed by Barry Healy in 26.09.
called to our home, attended the Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and Fiona Hickey finished in 27.25 giving her 4th overall in the ladies
Burial and to Colin and Billy at Egan’s Funeral Home for all their race, Kieran Curley ran 28.32 followed by Eamon Flanagan and
guidance and support. Those who sent Mass cards, floral tributes, let-
ters of condolence and phone calls. Thank you to Dr. Twomey for his Pat Arnott with the same time in 29.26 and Gregg Crotty in close
attendance, Dr. Matthews and the staff at the surgery and the doctors pursuit with 29.30. Willie O'Mahoney ran 32.02, Michael John
and staff at the Mercy Hospital. A special thanks to Jim and Mary O'Neill 32.48, Chris Mc Mahon 32.51, Chris Lyons 33.00 and Ann
Brown and family and all the staff at the Imperial Hotel. We hope that Moloney 34.24
you will accept this acknowledgement as a token of our great appre-
ciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your inten-
COUNTY JUNIORS AND MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD
tions. We will never forget your kindness and your continuing sup- In the County juniors on Friday night last, Youghal had four ath-
port through our sorrow. letes competing. James Flanagan won the junior men's Pole Vault
May God bless and keep you all competition with a jump of 3.00 metres. In the Women's competi-
tion Sarah Ryan continued on her winning way this season by win-
22ND ANNIVERSARY ning the Pole Vault competition with a jump of 2.50 metres and
Nikita Savage took the Silver medal with a clearance of 2.10
metres this was a brilliant result for Nikita as this was the first time
she has ever competed in the Pole Vault competition. Nikita went
on to take Bronze in the Javelin with a throw of over 22 metres.
Masters Competition
In the Masters competition, Marty O'Keeffe took Gold in the O35-
800m (2.18). Gold in 200 metres and Silver in the 3000metres
Noel Curtin won the O40-3000 metres in (9.31). Geraldine Curtin
In Loving Memory of our dear Father 1St O45 Javelin, 2nd Sandra Ryan
~ MICHAEL (MICK) CAREY ~ Willie O'Mahony completed the O60 category finishing 3rd in the
Long jump and 4th in the 200 metres
Late of 20 Sarsfield Terrace, Youghal In the Master Men's 4 x 400 metres Relay race the Youghal team of
Whose anniversary occurs on 1st May Marty O'Keeffe , Eamon Flanagan, Willie O'Mahony and Noel
Curtin finished 2nd.
A special day another year Butlerstown 10k
A loving thought, A silent tear We had 5 athletes make the long journey to Butlerstown on
Saturday evening last to take part in the local 10k road race.
A little prayer to keep in touch Noel Curtin showing no ill effect from the track the night before
With those we loved and miss so much ran 36.00 mins to finish 12th overall. Eamon Flanagan finished
with a time of 45.36 followed by Adrian Walsh 47.54. Michael
Always remembered by his son Pad, daughter-in-law Margaret and
family, his daughter Sheila, son-in-law Jimmy and family.
John O'Neill ran a new PB for this distance in a time of 49.50 fol-
lowed by Chris McMahon in 49.51 also a PB for Chris.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS FUNDRAISER
Cllr. Barbara Murray, M.C.C. T.C.
The total sum of €4,750 was collected at a Fundraising Dance on Summerfield Lodge, Tel:024-92838
Friday March 30th at The Walter Raleigh Hotel in aid of Jean Summerfield, Mob:087-2854971
Fenton and Margaret Walsh - Special Olympics Athletes. A special Youghal
summerfieldlodge@eircom.net
thanks to all my family and friends who helped organise the event
"Please contact me if I can be of help to you in any way - I’m only a phonecall away"
and to everyone who donated raffle prizes. Thanks also to Paddy
Greenslade (special guest), Bill Daly of C.R.Y. who was M.C. and Clinic Held every Tuesday at 6.30pm at David Stanton’s Constituency Office
Dave Rea for great dancing music. Once again thanks to everyone.
Margaret Carey
P.s. The Fenton and Walsh families also want to express their
MC’ S LANDSCAPING
thanks to everyone who supported the event. We lay out lawns, put down kerbs, sleepers, patio slabs, fenc-
ing, timber posts and rail, concrete posts and chain link etc.
YOUGHAL TIDY TOWNS GROUP Also a mini digger for hire with driver. We also clean off old lawns
From Wednesday 2nd May the group will meet at The Walter For more information contact: T.J. at 086 - 2748380
Raleigh Hotel at 7.30. So if you have 2 hours to spare come along
Photographer Will McGoldrick
and help plant flowers and weeding etc. As the saying goes:
“Many hands make light work”
White Gables Art & Photography Studio
PLEASE SUPPORT ALZHEIMERS TEA DAY Weddings, Portraits in own home, Special occasions
At La Bella Roma (Near Clock Gate) Quality, Professional Affordable Photography Fine Art Gallery
on Thursday 3rd May from 10am - 12.30pm 11 Strand Street, Youghal. 024 90494 / 087 4116483
COLLINS General Plant Care in May

Town and Country Supplies
Unit 3, Yawl Business Park, Foxhole, Youghal
Tel: 024 20655 Mobile: 087 288 9159
LARGE RANGE OF GARDENING
PRODUCTS
Including Furniture, Plants, Compost,
Fertilisers and more
LARGE RANGE OF AGRI PRODUCTS
Including Fencing Equipment, Tools,
Horse Feed and more
Also Pet Food and Accessories, Coal,
Gas and Briquettes, Cement and Hardware
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weeds.
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LUCEY FLOORING Plants for pots

WE Buy young plants for pots and containers as well for bedding dis-
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plays. Most need to be potted up into 7.5cm (3in) pots and grown
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Supplies
HERE on in warm, bright conditions ready for planting out at the end of
MARBLELAND
May. Be sure to acclimatise plants to cooler outdoor conditions

before planting out.
Frost protection
Don't be lulled into a false sense of security by warmer days.
While the weather continues to be unpredictable, it pays to take
precautions. Keep a sheet of fleece handy, ready to use on cold
nights if a ground frost is forecast. Throw it over emerging potato
foliage, or fruit trees and bushes in flower. Sacking or sheets of
Castlemartyr, Co. Cork bubble polythene can be spread over cold frames and newspaper
Ph: 021 4667283 / Fax: 021 4667637 Open 7 days spread over young plants on greenhouse staging at night will add
a little protection. Learn how to protect your plants with our guide
Summer Bedding to coping with cold weather.
Plug plants
Now In Stock Seedlings and plug plant packages that you have delivered during
April and May should always be opened immediately, as any delay
can be detrimental to the plants, causing leaves to yellow and rot
Hanging Baskets/Pots to set in. Make arrangements for a friend to collect and open any
that arrive while you are away.
Available Ready to go Slugs and snails
Control slugs and snails by trapping them under tiles or grapefruit
or made to order skins. Collect the slugs and dispose of them. Only use pellets spar-
ingly. Alternatively discover which plants are less susceptible to
slugs and snails.
Come and See Vine weevil
Where vine weevils have been troublesome pests, perhaps in pots
our selection of in the greenhouse, consider drenching compost with a biological
control nematode that will kill the grubs. Mixed into a solution and
Solid Teak watered around susceptible plants, the nematode travels through
soil moisture on its search for weevil grubs. The nematode is not
Garden Furniture active when temperatures are below 12°C (55°F), so apply when
conditions are warm. Discover how to spot signs of vine weevil.
Aquatic plants
Full Selection of Plants and Shrubs Plant up new aquatic baskets with water lilies and other pond
for your Spring Garden plants. If you have large, overcrowded plants, now is a good time
to divide them.
Growing Onions & Garlic

ONIONS and garlic are
satisfying to grow and
not difficult even for a
beginner. Follow our
guide to get the best
results and furnish
yourself with a year
round supply.
What to do
The easiest way to
grow onions is from
sets, available from garden centres.
- Prepare the soil a couple of months before planting
by digging over and adding manure.
- Plant the sets in spring in shallow drills and cover
them so the necks are just protruding from the soil.
- Weed regularly and water sparingly.
Whiting Bay - Harvest as soon as the foliage starts to yellow.
Time needed: 20 mins to prepare soil; 10 minutes to
plant
Garden Sheds What you need: Spade, Fork, Onion sets, Well-rotted
manure or fertiliser.
Garden Arches, Planter Boxes,
Trellises, Bird Houses.
Timber Decking Supplied and Fitted Try Organic Gardening
Playhouses, Dog Houses,
Picket Fencing
Contact: 024 94393 or 087 1205131
John Walsh
Ag ri Re pair s
FOLLOW our easy guide to getting started as an organic garden-

Youghal Business Park, Park Mountain, Youghal er if you want to avoid chemicals.
Tel/Fax 024 90674 Mobile: 086 8173483 How to get started
JOHN DEERE
- Improve your soil by digging in leaf mould or garden compost.
Make your own compost by recycling vegetable peelings, tea bags
and plant prunings.
Lawnmower Sales - Prevent weeds from growing by spreading a blanket of compost-
Parts - Service ed bark across the surface of bare soil.
- Choose naturally pest and disease resistant varieties of vegeta-
Ride-on and Walk Behind Mowers bles and fruit.
- Make your garden a haven for wildlife and beneficial insects and
Domestic & Commercial Mowers animals will control many pests for you including slugs, greenfly
Collectors - Mulching and snails.
- Use biological controls to control many pest problems in the gar-
- Side Discharge den or greenhouse.
- Accept a degree of imperfection and you'll learn to live without
NEW RANGE OUT THIS YEAR fertilisers and pesticides.
- THE X SERIES - Stressed plants are vulnerable to disease, so keep them well
NEW 4 Wheel Steer - NEW Mulching Mower - watered.
- Try companion planting - strongly scented flowers are planted
NEW Fan Assisted Collector next to edible crops to deter pests.
Finance Arranged - Ring Anytime - Regular inspection of your garden and plants will help to prevent
problems from getting out of hand.
Jobs for May

Thomas Trihy EVERYTHING
Sawmills
is picking up pace
this month,
seedlings are
growing strongly
Tel 024 94318 Fax 024 94028 and plants and
shrubs are burst-
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Keep on top of
your gardening
jobs with our
guide to essential
Garden Sheds tasks this month.
FLOWER GAR-
Full Range of Timber DEN
Hardy annuals
Decking Finish sowing
hardy annual
Top Quality Roofing flowers outside in
May. Later sow-
Timber ings will result in later blooms. Learn the best way to sow outside
with our guide to sowing outdoors.
Dog Boxes Feeding: Sprinkle general purpose fertiliser around clumps of
spring-flowering bulbs. Ensure permanent shrubs and hedging are
Fencing given a generous feed using this or rose fertiliser. Hoe it into the
soil's surface and water in before covering with a mulch of garden
Large Range of Timber compost. Follow Alan Titchmarsh's advice on feeding plants.
Support plants: Place support frames over tall perennials, or
Flooring those with a floppy habit. Remember to put eye guards on top of
any canes used.
Hellebores: Prune back the flowering stems of hellebores, such as
Helleborus argutifolius, as soon as blooms are past their best. Cut
DIRECT
back to their base to make room for new shoots. If seedlings are
required, leave a stem to set seed, then collect and sow it when
ripe. Learn more about these wonderful spring plants with our
TREE CARE
plant profile.
Tidy alpine plants: Lightly trim off dead flowers of moss phlox,
saxifrage, aubrieta and other alpines once they have faded.
Excessive growth should also be trimmed to keep plants tidy.
Rooted portions can be potted up separately. Follow the progress
Qualified Tree Surgeons of the Gardeners' World team's own alpine garden at Berryfields.
Penstemons: Now that the danger of frost has passed, cut down
last year's growth from perennials such as penstemons. This will
encourage new flowers to bloom during the later summer months.
TREE SURGERY Chrysanthemums: Plant out young chrysanthemums raised from
cuttings in early May, planting each one next to a tall cane. Our
DANGEROUS TREE REMOVAL plant profile has more tips on growing these attractive plants.
GREENHOUSE
Seed sowing: Continue sowing seeds of summer bedding plants.
OVERHANGING ROADSIDE Thin out those in trays, or prick them out individually into pots.
Hanging baskets: Plant up baskets with fuchsias and tender
HEDGES AND TREES perennials, then hang them in the greenhouse to develop. Use our
step-by-step guide to planting a hanging basket.
TREE FELLING Plant care: In May some plants, such as fuchsias, benefit from
pinching, removing the very tip of a shoot to encourage branching.
CROWN REDUCTIONS Check plants regularly as their demand for water increases, most
will also benefit from weekly liquid feeds. If plants are becoming
WOOD CHIPPINGS pot-bound, move into bigger containers. Alan Titchmarsh has
more advice on watering plants.
Pest control: Watch out for pests. Treat immediately with conven-
tional pesticides, or consider using biological control agents for
Free Estimates Available the control of whitefly, red spider mite and other pests. Most bio-
logical controls are very sensitive to pesticides, so do not use any
TEL LIAM 087 2903138 - 024 97445 sprays on plants if you are considering using them.
Vines: Pinch out the tips of shoots two leaves beyond a develop-
ing fruit truss to produce more growth.
CARE COMES TO YOUGHAL & DISTRICT AS

NEW NURSING HOME OPENS
By Christy Parker
As a child, Peter Connon enjoyed security and stimulation ram-
bling through the family fields in Gortoe. He may even, on occa-
sion, have found solace in his mother's apron when some childhood
misadventure brought tears. Now, amongst these same fields, he
has built the Youghal & District Nursing Home, replicating for
those older or less agile, the same precious reassurances he enjoyed
as a child.
At 18, Peter left Gortroe to study nursing in London. He returns
with over 20 years experience as a Registered General Nurse
(RGN), including intensive care, plus additional studies in disease
and infection control. He and wife Angela have also managed nurs-
ing homes in Britain and Ireland.
While the exterior gardens and lawns await completion, the home's
interior reflects the very best of what Peter has learned and wit-
nessed. Light and air consume two storeys across 52 bedrooms,
kitchen, restaurant, community room church, 'reflection room' and
four sunrooms with panoramic views. There is a beauty & hair-
dressing room, providing 'head-to-toe' services. Occupational ther-
apists helped select a décor of leather armchairs and mahogany fur- Peter and Angela and children Sophia and Harry
niture. "Everything is geared towards making this feel like home in
the true sense of the word", says Peter. provided on request. Visitors and residents can avail of tea snacks
Home is strategically divided into four wings, each of approxi- at all times.
mately eight bedrooms, plus a smaller care section for residents Permeating through the professionalism is an approach that
with remedial needs arising from such calamities as car accident. imbues relaxation with enthusiasm. Much of the little boy running
"People interact and thrive best within smaller social communi- free in the field remains of Peter when he proclaims, "stimulation
ties", attests Peter, 'while of course still being very much part of the is everything. We expect the community room, its piano and other
larger community here". entertainment facilities to be well used between residents and
Each section has its own bathroom and sluice room and can thus staff. Any excuse for fun will be seized upon!"
operate as an independent unit. "In this way, we can easily isolate
He smiles, memories of social activities from previous stations
any area if the need arises", explains Peter. Tilting Jacuzzi-style,
hydrotherapy baths aspire to the latest in easy, side-door access and coinciding with anticipation of more. "We don't want an isolated
hygienic re-cleansing. In Peter's philosophy, "hygiene is para- community here. We would want interaction with local groups and
mount, though we don't want to be too institutional either". individual entertainers. I'd even suggest visitors arrive with bring
The care that emanates from the heart of management echoes a party-piece -just in case!"
throughout. Non-slip floors are rigidly level, even where carpets
intrude. In tastefully furnished bedrooms, beneath 10-channel flat-
screen TV monitors, stand remote control electric profiling beds
with pressure relief mattresses. Each room has a call system that
ensures a nurse will visit the room in response, with answering
times recorded, plus a private telephone with normal-rate tariffs.
An en-suite, spacious shower & toilet, completes the luxury hotel-
meets-hospital compliance.
One would emerge from one's bedroom to a world of friendly,
advanced pastoral and medical care. Peter and Angela have
amassed a retinue of physiotherapists, podiatrists (feet). Accessed
by a spacious lift, the second floor houses a clinic, while patronage
of local doctors or one's own GP will be accommodated.
Meanwhile, two chefs oversee the kitchen, where what special
needs or anything that may have escaped the varied menu, will be
Proprietor Peter Connon and friends
On the opposite side of the pastoral coin, repose and tranquillity

can enjoyed at the home's small church, or the 'reflection room'
(easily adaptable for all persuasions) or amongst the exterior
lawns and walks.
Whatever one's choices, "this is a home to be enjoyed" stress Peter
again, "where people go to bed in happy anticipation of the follow-
ing day". Most importantly of all, Peter and Angela's enterprise
reflects an obvious love and respect for those for whom they care.
Everything else follows naturally. One might say Peter Connon is
outstanding in his own family's field.
Inquiries: Peter or Angela on (024)90280; 087-2637201; 087

Youghal & District Nursing Home Staff Valerie Geary, Marie Plante, James 9743262. e-mail: youghalnursinghome@eircom.net
O'Keeffe, Margaret Barry, Zillard, Nora and Dolores Geary
Striking A Balance
Over 100 Youghal Women attended the Equality for Women
Conference in the Silversprings Moran Hotel last week. The thme
of the conference was “Striking a Blanace” with the aim to pres-
ent an overview of the achievements, learning and challenges
experienced by Equality for Women Network. It also showcased
the models for best practice developed and presented an evaluation
of the Initiative and use of this evaluation as a basis for the devel-
opment of future plans. Speakers included Mary O’Donoghue of
Pobal, Niall Crowley, Equality Authority, Rita Kearney,
Consultant, Katherine Walsh, Director of Services for Cork
County Council, Dr Sandra McAvoy, UCC and Dr. Joanna
McMinn, Director of the National Women’s Council of Ireland.
SHERRY FITZGERALD GROUP

WALKATHON'07 IN AID OF
TEMPLE STREET CHILDREN'S
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
Donna , Liz & Fiona of SherryFitzgerald Hennessy, Youghal who

took part in the Walkathon'07 sponsored by Sherry FitzGerald
Group in aid of Temple Street Children's University Hospital.
'Your Home Away From Home Project.'
A 10km Walkathon took place yesterday Sunday 29th April 2007

in Cork City and in Dublin, Galway & Limerick. Our own Daniel
Maloney from Youghal commenced the walk on Sunday. Also
walking was Ronan O' Gara, Frankie Sheehan, Denis Leamy &
Mick O'Driscoll
The Sherry FitzGerald "Your Home Away from Home" project
was launched in early 2006 to assist Temple Street Children's
Concert at Bru Na Si
University Hospital in purchasing a house in Fontenoy Street,
Dublin 7 for use as parents' accommodation when visiting their
children at the hospital.
On Thursday 10th May at 8p.m.
YOUGHAL GREYHOUND IN
PRODUCE STAKES FINAL Featuring Lar Na Cruinne Group
Tedso bred in Youghal by Pat O’Leary and owned by James
Harp Recital and Launch of Harp
Ormonde will contest the final of the Produce Stakes at Clonmel
Track on Sunday next. The race over 525 yards has €30,000 for the
Project at Bru Na Si
winner. This is the the Premier Greyhound Puppy Event in Ireland.
Trained by Maurice O’Connor in Scartaglen, Co. Kerry Tedso is in The Concert will also include the return
Trap One in Final. Sired by Sycamore Dan, who is owned by
Jimmy Flavin, Youghal and It’sbouttimerose is the dam owned by of Ceolta Si Group from their Mexico
Pat O’Leary is having her next litter of pups in a fortnight by Razl Concerts
Dazel Billy, last year’s Irish Greyhound Derby Winner
NEW NEWS IS GOOD NEWS AS TYTEX

OPENS ITS HEART By Christy Parker
Were good news and industry a couple, the marriage would be on perception of 'textile factory' could probably do with some flattery
the rocks in Youghal nowadays. Nonetheless, romantics would too. Both appraisals can be re-assessed on May 12th when visitors
find comfort at Springfield Industrial Estate where an Open Day can see the product being produced from start to finish in a tech-
at the local Tytex (Ireland) Ltd on Saturday May 12th will show nological environment that an inspector from Enterprise Ireland
that business is bliss. recently described as "cleaner than some food producers" he had
visited.
The spate of factory closures in the area fuelled rumours of a
Tytex demise. Instead, the company wishes to plead viable and Youghal produces over a million pants per week, dominating the
vibrant, with extremely positive prospects, "Things are not just European market and earning recognition as the jewel in the
better than ever, but we have exciting new plans to improve mat- group's crown. Yet, two years ago, it teetered on closure. Two men
ters even more", says Human Resources manager, Pauline Ayres and a system rescued everything.
Managing Director Michael Travers joined the company in
In tandem with spreading the good word, Tytex wants to reveal its February 2005 with a mandate to save it. Plant Manager Mike
wider gospel. "We feel people don't really understand who we are, Sheehan arrived shortly afterwards with a scheme to achieve it.
what we do and how we do it", sighs Pauline, with unquestionable The scheme was called World Class Manufacturing (WCM) and,
accuracy. as Irish industry loses much to Asia, it carries strong irony.
Adapted from Japan's post-war industrial renaissance, WCM
employs techniques and principles that focus on continuous
streamlining of quality, cost, flexibility and customer service.
Setting new standards, waste is minimised and time compressed
from order to delivery. Weekends were knocked off a seven-day
week, with no loss of output or forced redundancies. "Our staff
made it work superbly. Otherwise, we would definitely have
closed", says Sam.
Meanwhile, Mr. Sheehan has deployed a further philosophy called
Six Sigma. Developed by Motorola, Six Sigma's data-driven
methods seek near perfect quality by eliminating all defects, from
manufacturing to service. A defect is defined as 'anything outside
customer specification' and Six Sigma throws up if there is more
than 3.4 per million!
Driven by such dynamics, Tytex now steers for diverse destina-
Tytex entrance at Springfield Industrial Estate tions. "We are poised for production of a new fabric-based prod-
uct related to prosthetic limbs", says Sam. "It has the potential to
Tytex (Ireland) Ltd is a Danish Medical & Healthcare manufactur- be huge". Allied to this are two research projects, which are
er established in Youghal since 1985. It is one of several Tytex "immensely promising".
manufacturing sites globally, including the Group's headquarters
in Basel, Switzerland, and sites in Denmark, Slovakia, Germany If innovative trading systems have cushioned the company's pants,
and USA. Its 500 workforce includes 114 in Youghal who range so to speak, local lining too deserves recognition. "The Youghal
from highly-skilled knitters to general operatives. The Tytex Socio-economic group (a conglomerate of business & tourist
Group was recently wholly acquired by LD Equity, Denmark interests) deserves credit", says Pauline. "We confer with them on
important matters, like electricity and infrastructure and they help
The Medical & Healthcare Textile market features four care areas: us out. They also help us to persuade potential investors that
Continence, Orthopaedic, Maternity and Support. While now Youghal is a viable proposition. This is vital interaction."
developing interests in the Orthopaedic and Support markets,
Tytex (Ireland) Ltd makes products for Continence Care. "We As a consequence of the implementation of WCM, an area of
basically make incontinence pants to which a pad is added, main- 1200m2 has been made available "We are keen to bring in a new
ly for use in nursing homes and hospitals", says Research business or product into this area", Sam explains. "Sharing over-
Manager Sam (Samantha) Garvey. heads would help sustain the existing business, whilst at the same
As Sam agrees, the product fairly lacks glamour, while the public time, help grow the new". As Tytex proves, good news and indus-
try do hold hands in Youghal after all.
Tytex (Ireland) Ltd invites all to its Open Day May 12th,, 2- 5pm
Some of the products that are produced at Tytex

Youghal Choral Society Youghal Residents Network

Fashion Show Adult Drug Awareness Programme
YOUGHAL Choral Society invites you to ‘An Evening of
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Bealtine Festival Youghal Library 2007

Stories & Songs with Tadhg De Brun
FULL-TIME musician Tadhg plays bouzouki, fiddle and man-
dolin. He is very interested in folklore and likes to tell stories
through song. Tadhg will perform at Youghal Library as part of the
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Admission free, all welcome.
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POBALSCOIL NA TRIONOIDE
By Christy Parker
The tradition of bringing the teacher an apple took a sporting turn

last week when representatives from east Cork and west Waterford
GAA clubs arrived at Pobalscloil na Trionoide with cash, sliothars,
footballs and jerseys.
East Cork's Killeagh/Itas, Fr. O'Neill's and Youghal along with
west Waterford's Clashmore/Kinsalebeg, Ardmore and
Shamrocks' (Knockanore) formed the gift-bearing delegation. Dungarvan Community Drugs
"These clubs are eager to express their solidarity with the new Voluntary Team members Angela
school by making these contributions", said teacher and Youghal O'Riordan, Mary Leahy, Paul
Dolores Corcoran, Lorraine O'Sullivan and
GAA representative Liam O'Laocha. Evelyn McGrath
Mullins (Community Drugs
The school, which was officially opened last March by Welfare Officer), Mary McCarthy
and Mary Power
Manchester United fan and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, is rapidly
establishing up to eighteen male and female GAA sides, which
sport newly-designed blue & red combinations. "We have a heavy
investment to make in establishing teams and these generous
donations very welcome as is the reassurance of support that such
gestures from Luthcleas Gael clubs implies", said teacher and
Youghal GAA stalwart Liam O'Laocha.
Formally welcoming the visitors, Mr. O'Loachdha also anticipated
that the glorious Gaelic games ethos of the previously individual
schools would be renewed and continued in their amalgamated
identity. "East Cork and west Waterford have outstanding sporting
histories and long may that continue within Pobalscoil na
Trionoide", he said.
In thanking those present and presenting, school Principal Seamus
O'Ceallachain extended his gratitude to the school's sports admin-
istrators. Pobalscoil na Trionoide would "not to be found wanting
when it comes to working with local organisations", he promised.
The school's facilities, from "computer rooms to playing pitches,
would be readily made available" whenever possible if requested.
"I hope today is a beginning of a process" he concluded.
Echoing that sentiment, the club representatives agreed that inter-
action between the school and their clubs should be encouraged,
while Youghal GAA Chairman Christy Cooney, hoped that 'dis-
cussions towards partnership and shared use of facilities us can be
Breeda Ryan-Long, Mervyn Scott and Nicola Lucey
continued'.
Group pictured at the presentation to Pobalscoil Na Trionoide. Ger O'Shaughnessy, Joe O'Connor, Supt. Flor Horan and Cllr. Sammy Revins,
Mayor of Youghal.
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Councillor Martin Hallinan's request, Cork County Council Friday, 17th May
agreed to call on the government and the industrial agencies to To Book a Cork City
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Overall positions for the Willie Harte Perpetual Trophy: 1
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FOR ISOBEL O’MAHONY Youghal Athletic Club Athletes pictured at the Long Jump Competition at the
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Under 10 Mexico Way" via Limerick.
Our under 10 hurlers travelled to play Eire Og on Saturday 21st in
the Decky Guckian League, and came away with a very good win Youghal Comhaltas group Ceolta Si members fly out to Mexico
on a score line of 3-6 to 0-4 to progress to the Quarter Finals. Best City on Monday April the 30th to participate in the Ollinkan
for Youghal were Conor Hennessy, Adam Fitzgearld and Mikey International World Cultures Festival. They will give three con-
O'Sullivan.On Thursday 26th they took on Carrigtwohill in certs during a weeklong stay in Mexico as Ireland's only represen-
youghal in the Quarter Final and once again the lads won to tatives in this prestigious festival. Before heading to Mexico, how-
progress to the Semi Finals. Best on the night were Cathal Foley, ever, members of Ceolta Si were able to fit in another invitation
Harry Oliphant, Rory Walsh, Darragh O'Connell & Padraig Power. this time to entertain a group or Germans who were guests of
Under 16 Limerick Co. Council.
Our under 16 footballers have completed a very good league cam- On Thursday night last the group travelled to Ballylanders to pro-
paign in recent weeks and have reached the final where they will vide after dinner entertainment for a German Twinning group who
play Fr O'Neills on Thursday 10th of May. were visiting Co Limerick. Members of the Council had visited
Under 12 Germany last year and they were determined to upstage the wel-
Our under12 footballers played Carrigtwohill on Saturday 21st in come they had received. That Ceolta Si was selected to meet the
the league. After a very entertaining game Carrigtwohill won by a requirements is a huge endorsement of their growing reputation
single point. Best for youghal were Dylan Mason , Conor Finn, and talents. The night was a huge success with the visitors partici-
Sean Doyle, Danny Walsh and Jake Power. The lads take on pating to the full in this cultural exchange; such was their delight
Castlelyons on Tuesday 1st may in Youghal in the championship. with Ceolta Si they promised to visit Youghal the next time they
Under 14 come to Ireland.
The under14 hurlers travelled to play Russell Rovers in the league Back in Mexico Ceolta Si was chosen by the Irish Embassy to ful-
and came up against a stronger team. The lads put in a good per- fil Irelands contribution to the celebrations there. The festival
formance with Andrew Curtin, Colin Sheehan, and Ross Desmond organisers were anxious to find a group that could perform authen-
best for youghal on the night.On Tuesday 24th they played Aghada tic Irish music as opposed to stage Irish or contemporary music.
in Copperalley and put in a better performance, but once again they They will also deliver a lecture on Irish traditional music, its roots
finnised on the losing side 3-0 to 1-3. best for youghal were Lee and how it survived into modernity. Ceolta Si will be guests of the
McCarthy, Ross Desmond, David Cashman and Andrew Curtin. Irish Embassy on Wednesday when they will have lunch with the
Under 11 Ambassador before being whisked off on a tour of the important
On Saturday last our under 11 hurlers travelled to Rostellan to take tourists sites. It's such a hard life
part in a blitz. First up was Dungorney who took the honours on a Bach home the younger members of Comhaltas are busy preparing
score line of 2-1 to 2-0. Ollie Dempsey and Ryan Coady scoring for for the upcoming Fleadh Cheoil in Dunmanway. The Lar na
youghal. Next up was Bride Rovers and youghal were in control of Cruinne Junior Group will shortly do a performance tour of all the
this game from start winning 2-1 to 0-1, goals coming from national schools of the area. They are also invited to perform at a
Leonard O'Flynn and Darragh O'Connell,with Adam Fitzgearld concert in Garryvoe Hotel on the 20th of May as well as a gig in
getting the point. After a break we took to the field against a fan- Cork City next September. These are busy times for Youghal
cied Ballygiblin side. After a intense 30 minutes we finished trail- Comhaltas and there will be no rest for the talents of both the sen-
ing by 2pts, 1-2 to 1-4. Scorers for youghal were Mikey O'Sullivan iors and juniors, as both prepare for another tourist season here in
Goal, Darragh O'Connell and Harrt Oliphant a point each. Youghal. More details shortly.
YOUGHAL VISUAL ARTS FES-

TIVAL 2007
Pharmacy Assistant Introducing 'Friends of the Festival'
On Friday last the Youghal Visual Arts Festival launched their
Required "Friends of the Festival' opportunity. During a curry and disco
night guests were invited to join the festival to be part of an event
that last year got great attention from the Irish arts world. The
Ideally Pharmacy Technician, but not essen- "Friends of the Festival' scheme entitles the member to a host of
benefits throughout the year with great savings to be made.
tial as Full Training will be given With Dave Jay on hand to create an array of fantastic authentic
curry dishes and with the music supplied by DJ OIly McCarthy a
Apply with CV to: great night was had by those who attended at the Youghal Rugby
Youghal Pharmacy, Club. Guests enjoyed the feast and later danced away the excess
with some interesting moves by many a full stomach!
149 North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork. 'Friends of the Festival' is an opportunity to become a part of
Youghal's newest growing festival. Members will enjoy many
or email: aconnors@iol.ie benefits such as 5% discount on Art purchases over the festival
week, 5% discount on pre-festival events, priority booking for
pre-festival events and workshops and personal invitation to the
Youghal Choral Society opening preview night. All of this can be had for the amazing price
of €25 which in turn will give some great savings. All proceeds
Invite you to will go to the running of the festival this year.
An Evening of Fashion The YV AF committee would like to take this opportunity to thank
all those involved, especially Dave Jay, DJ OIly McCarthy,
Sammy's Butchers, Youghal Rugby Club, Cree's and Read &
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(Above) at the St. Ita’s GAA Golf
Cronin and Miley Griffin Youghal Rugby Club.
Classic Launch
Catherine Harnedy, Kathy Mariga, Rosarii O'Brien and Fidelma Coleman,

Secretary St. Ita's Sheila Sheehan, Mary Roche, Breeda, Aoife and Grace O'Brien pictured at the
Visual Art Curry Night at Youghal Rugby Club.
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Youghal Gaa 2007 Golf Society.

The Clubs Golf Society have come up with there programme for
the current year.If you are interested in taking part or join the
Next Weekend all roads will lead to Catherlag where we take on
Society you can contact any of the following.Sean
Inniscarra in the 1st Round of this years Premier Intermediate
Ring(Capt.)@086/3800052,Shelia Coyne(President) @
Hurling Championship.
087/6708661 and Aine Martin (Sec.) @ 087/7641081.
In recent games our form has taken a dip but then again
The Diary is as follows-
Championship is a different ball game.Last year we met the same
12th June @ Youghal Golf Club ..I Day Classic..T/O @TBA
opposition in Riverstown and after a hard hours hurling we came
30th June @ The Gold Coast......Capts.Prize ...T/O @11.52-13.00
out on top by a few points.Having defeated Tracton after two great
22th Sept.@ Water Rock...............Pres.Prize......T/0 @TBA.
games we again met Inniscarra.
16th Dec.@ Youghal Golf Club......TBC.
There early goal blitz of three goals in the opening ten minutes
was the differance between the sides.Now a year later Inniscarra CLUB ARAS DIARY:
will be a more settled side giving that the Dripsey issue is now Sat 5th May Function Sun 6th May Function
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On hearing the news of George Bulmans passing it brought back The popular 45 drive continues at Club Aras every Tuesday night
a lot of happy memories of a friend,clubman and above all a gen- at 9.00pm
tleman.To all who knew him he was Georgie.Down through the MATCH REPORTS
years his commitment to our Club was huge.From hurleys to jer-
seys ...driving the tractor ...cutting the grass ...lining the Fe 21 Hurling Challenge: 16.04.2007 Venue: Pairc Nua
field....driving the bus and selecting teams he did more than was Eochaill 1-7 Brickey Rangers 1-11
asked.In all those years his dedication was outstanding and above This was a very useful game to get this team on the road for the
all there was never a time when the job was not done. championship.
The large crowd that attended the funeral was a testament to Foireann: Daniel Mulcahy, Martin O'Brien, Cathal O'Laochdha,
Georgie and his family.Draped in the maroon and gold the coffin Trevor Griffin, Patrick O'Mahony, Conor Spillane, Ed. Flavin,
was carried by friends and club members alike . Stephen Kelly, David Coyne,
Finally at rest "Up the Youghal Boys" was heard over the ceme- Michael Coleman, Bill Cooper, Barry Gleeson, Graham McLellan,
tery and I have no doubt that Georgie was part of that too. Stephen Curtin, Daniel Savage.
We extend our condolences to Kathleen, George Jnr, Tommy, Subs: Brendan O'Regan, Peter Geary.
John, Ken, Vivian and Caitriona....May He Rest In Peace.
Fe 18 Hurling League" 17.04.07, Venue: Copperalley
Liam Walsh. Eochaill 1-8 Fr. O'Neills: 4-14
After winning the Fe 21 Football Replay the Club recieved the Play was very even up to half-time, but Fr. O'Neills finished much
news of Liam Walshs passing.Liam was a great supporter of our the stronger.
Club and of gaelic games in general.His knowledge of matches Foireann: Andrew Curtin, Brendan O'Regan, Andrew Sheehan,
both at local and inter county level was second to none.In his late Daniel Savage, Michael Coleman, Ed. Flavin (0-1), Blu Corbel,
eighties he followed our Club since the early playing days of Barry Gleeson, Gary O'Sullivan (0-1), Brett Moloney, Stephen
Mick. Kelly (0-3), Daniel Mulcahy (0-1), Micheal Cronin, Fergus Griffin
To Mick, Betty and Billy the Club extends its sympathy at your (0-1), James O'Mahony (1-1). Subs: Brian Quill, Simon O'Herlihy,
loss. Robert Murphy.
Club Lotto
The Club Lotto was not won last so the Jackpot goes up another Fe 21 Hurling Championship: 22.04.07: Venue: Ballinacurra
200 Euro and now stands i excess of €4,700! Tickets are on sale in Eochaill: 0-9 Erins Own: 4-12
all usual outlets in the town and surrounding areas. Tickets are The team competed very well in the opening half and was in with
also available in Club Aras in the Bar which is open each evening a chance at half time, but the absence of players through injury and
@7pm.Tickets cost €2 each. suspension proved to be too great a handicap.
Club Bar. Foireann: Shane Spillane, Martin O'Brien, Cathal O'Laochdha,
The Club Bar is now open every night @7.0pm.New members are Trevor Griffin, Patrick O'Mahony, Donnacha Tynan, Ed Flavin,
Welcome. The Bar is available for Functions which are held on a Leigh Desmond (0-3), Nigel Roche (0-6), Barry Gleeson,
regular basis.For those who are interested in holding a function Richard Cunningham, Michael Coleman, Peter Geary, Ivan
you can contact Timmy Mason @087/2880349 or Club Aras Coyne, David Coyne.Subs: Conor Spillane, Gary O'Sullivan,
@024-25838. Daniel Savage, Stephen Curtin, Brendan O'Regan, Graham
Club Results. McLellan, Ger Kelly.
Fe 21 Hurling C'ship Eochaill 0-9 Erins Own 4-12
PIHL Eochaill 1-13 Newcestown 1-14 Premier Intermediate Hurling League: : Newcestown.
JHL Eochaill 1-7 Killeagh 1-14 Eochaill: 1-13 Newcestown: 1-14
Club Fixtures. This was the opening game of the league and Eochaill led at half-
Tues. May 1st.MHL Eochaill v Scariff Gaels in Cloyne @7pm time by 1-7 to 0-6 but lost the initiative early in the second half.
Thurs.May 3rd MHL Eochaill v Carrig na Bhfear in Carrig na The team finished strongly but were denied a draw.
Bhfear @ 7pm Foireann: Richard Cunningham, Mike O'Brien, Vincent Murray,
Sat.May 5th Premier Intermediate Hurling C'ship in Catherlag @ Padraig O Laochdha, Stephen Twomey, Brendan Coleman,
7pm ......Eochaill v Inniscarra Damien Ring (0-1), John Paul Joyce (0-1), Ger Geary (0-2), Nigel
CRY @104fm. Roche (0-1, Leigh Desmond (1-4), Kenneth Walsh,
Over the years our local community Radio Station CRY have Eoin Coleman (0-1), Andrew Murphy (0-2), Stephen Kenneally.
broacasted several of our Championship matches both in the East Subs: Jonathan Ormonde (0-1), Cathal O Laochdha, Martin
Cork Division and County Championships @107.2 fm. O'Brien, Mickie Mulcahy, Michael Coleman, Alan Geary, David
For the benefit of listeners to our Club games the wavelength has Coyne.
now changed from 107.2FM to 104FM.
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