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MUSKERRY NEWS
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Phone 087 2330398
Congratulations
to local man
Tomas Barrett
who graduated
last month from
the Gardai
Reserve Training
College in
Templemore.
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A smiling
Claire
Turkington
pictured with
Mozzam,
Blarney Castle
Hotel during a
recent visit
from
Michigan,
USA.
Thank you!
Claire O'Sullivan of Ballincollig Community School would like to
thank all those who attended her recent coffee morning in aid of
the Hope Foundation in the Castle Hotel, Blarney. She would
especially like to thank Ian Forrest and all his staff for the use of
his facilities and the various businesses who donated raffle prizes.
Hairdressing graduates from the Cork Academy College of
Hairdressing photographed with their certificates after completing
thier course with Ivan Marks President of the Association of British
and International Hairdressers and Denis Maguire (instructor). Front
row; Laura Hill (Cashel, Co. Tipperary), Lorraine Dunne (Tralee),
Jennifer Green (Carrigaline), Maria Cronin (Hollyhill, Cork) &
April Ross (Crosshaven). Back row; Mollyanne Collins (Mallow),
Padraig Tobin (Bantry), Evelyn Walsh (Charleville) & Camel
Bouchekima (Cork).
Photo Billy macGill
You know it's Summer when you see this wonderful
sight in the village!
The inaugural An Bhlarna Award is
sponsored by www.irishmadegifts.com goes
to Blarney Village Dry Cleaners and
Laundry, pictured accepting their award
above from Deborah Maguire Irish Made
Gifts.
Can you think of anyone better to kick off this
monthly anti- litter award than a company that
specialises in cleaning? We think not.
This award serves to acknowledge those in the
community who do their bit to help keep
Blarney litter free.
If you have any suggestions for next month’s
award be they man, woman, child or business
just drop us a line here at
muskerrynews@eircom.net.
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Email: muskerrynews@eircom.net
IRISH WILDLIFE TRUST
HERITAGE WEEK EVENTS
The Cork Branch of the Irish Wildlife Trust run a wide range of
events and manage projects to protect wildlife. This year they
are offering two events as part of Heritage Week.
24th August at 4pm Talk on Cork City Otter Project.
Meet in the Vision Centre, North Main Street, Cork City. Free event.
This will consist of a talk about the recent urban otter project in
Cork City. There are 6 otters using the urban rivers. They have been
identified by DNA analysis. Come and find out about the survey and
how the cork branch participated in this work.
24th August at 1pm Ladybirds and bugs.
Meet in Glengarrif Woods. Childrens event. Come and find out
about how you can help us to find out more about ladybirds. Also
includes a bug hunt. Children must be accompanied by a parent.
Free event. This is not to be missed. It is a fun and lively event.
Please contact the branch at corkbranch@gmail.coms to reserve a
space on either of the above events as they need to know numbers
beforehand to enable us to organise the event.
Good luck Johnny!
Wonderful spread about popular Blarney man Johnny Hurley in
last weeks Evening Echo, as he heads to Prague later this month
to represent Ireland at the European Squash Masters.
AUNTIES
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Every Tuesday night at 9.30pm
Tower, Blarney. Telephone: 021 4385123
Family run Pub & Restaurant
Live Music Every Weekend
All Parties Catered For
Serving food 7 days a week
Breakfast served all day
Food served ‘til 6pm Mon - Fri and ‘til 9pm weekends
AV3 Productions, a film and
television production company
based in Vicarstown has just
finished filming ‘Taking Care of
Business’, a new six part TV
series for RTE1.
Michael Lynch, Managing Director
at AV3 Productions said, “We
regularly pitch ideas to
broadcasters and we had a concept
for a series to profile the pain that
many family run businesses are
going through at the moment. RTE
liked the idea and commissioned
the series for a primetime 8.30pm
evening slot”.
‘Taking Care of Business’ features
financial trouble shooters Tommy
Murphy and Sean Dunne who are
on a mission to save six Irish
businesses. The series started on
Thursday, 25th July and will run
each Thursday until 29th August
inclusive on RTE at 8.30pm.
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Mark McSweeney, Dave Lynch, Paul Murphy and Brian Dinan,
Knocknaheeny, enjoying a night out at Curraheen Park.
Picture: Mike English.
Along with Berrings Community Association, Berrings Macra
are hosting a Know your Neighbour Event in Berrings Village
on Saturday the 17th of August. This will begin at 7.30pm after
Saturday evening Mass and run through-out the night. The event
will begin with some light refreshments with the dancing starting at
9pm and going on for the night. Lots of fun to be had by all and it
is a great chance to get to know people in the locality.
All welcom and all proceeds will be donated to Berrings
Community Association.
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Phone 087 2330398
Colin Nicholls President Rotary Club of Cork making a presentation
to Liz Owens Regional Manager Headway, Ballincollig. Also
included are Pierre Assamoua, Jennifer Cotter, Stephen Murray of
Lodge No. 3, Ballincollig, John Cotter, Keith Cogan and Barry
Hurley. The cheque represents fifty percent of the proceeds of the
annual Robbie Burns Night held in Ballincollig. Photo Billy macGill
Brendan McCarthy, Midleton, drawing the winning ticket in the
Cork GOBA Members' Draw at Curraheen Park on Saturday night.
Included are GOBA members, Michael Lynam, Sheila O'Donoghue,
Michael Walsh, Mort Cronin, Don Hyde and David Burke.
The winner was Tommy Delaney, Maglin, Ballincollig.
Tom Moran proprietor of Moran's Silver Springs Hotel, after the
hotel recieved the Cork Business Association 2nd quarter business
of the year award. Also included are: Norina O'Callaghan, Sales &
Marketing, James O'Sullivan, chairman Judging commettee. Ernest
Cantillon, Presdent, Eoin Daly, General Manager, Donal Healy CEO
CBA, Pat Power, financial director, Cllr Catherine Clancy, Lord
Mayor of Cork, Karen O' Donaghue, Marketing Manager, Irish
Examiner and Sheila Moran.
Photo: Billy macGill
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Phone 021 • 4383456
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Only three minutes from Blarney village....
Take the bridge after the Waterloo Inn, follow the road for 800yds, Casey Motors in
behind the first house on your left after the turn up onto the Mallow Road.
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Paul Kelleher and Barry Stack from Inniscara with Collette Ryan,
Heads Up Project Manager, pictured on Carrauntoohil, taking part
in the HeadsUp 5 Peaks Challenge which saw 38 participants
climb the five highest mountains in Ireland, Northern Ireland,
Scotland, England and Wales earlier this month to raise money for
HeadsUp, Rehab’s youth suicide prevention project.
Innishannon Steam and Vintage Rally volunteer and fundraiser for
the Irish Cancer Society John Kelleher from Aherla has been chosen
Cork Person of the Month. Pictured at the award presentation were
Manus O'Callaghan, Awards Organiser; Mary Kelleher, John's wife;
John Kelleher, Cork Person of the Month; Donal Lehane, Lexus
Cork & Pat Lemasney, Southern (Sponsors).
pic Tony O'Connell Photography
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Montfort College of Performing Arts launch jam-packed term!
Montfort College of Performing
Arts launch a jam-packed new
term from September 2013 at
various locations throughout Cork
city and county
This year the Montfort College of
Performing Arts is proud to launch a range of
superior classes for your little ones throughout
the academic year of 2013/14.
Classes range from Dance, Drama and
Singing at various locations throughout Cork
city and county. With a growing programme
of classes including the addition of Ballet
classes, an expanded Adult Acting Studio, and
the addition of the Montfort Singing
Academy, the Montforts will be expanding
geographically also, taking on new studios in
Ballincollig, Garryduff, and Macroom,
bringing their presence up to 14 different
locations across Cork city and county. With an
experienced staff and expert guidance
students will be put through their paces in all
aspects of performing while all the time
ensuring they have as much fun as possible
and building self-confidence in an exciting,
creative and nurturing environment.
The Montfort College of Performing Arts is
proud to be the only stage school in Cork who
deliver not only a full scale end of year show
in Cork Opera House but also produce a fullblown musical production in the autumn in
the Everyman Theatre, one Spring show in the
Half Moon Theatre and also a hilarious
Pantomime in the Firkin Crane and a full
Adult Production in a site specific venue,
ensuring that all of their students are given an
opportunity to perform in some of the best
venues Cork has to offer. This Autumn will
see a fully staged production of Joseph and
his Amazing Tecnicolour Dreamcoat in the
Everyman Theatre from the 21 - 24 October.
Lead by the inspiring team of Eileen Nolan
and Trevor Ryan, the Montfort College of
Performing Arts continues to be one of
Ireland’s most prestigious and credible
training grounds for young talent for children
aged 3 years of age upwards under their
directors’ watchful and discerning eyes.
Whether your child has lots of experience, or
wants to discover hidden talents, these classes
will give your children the opportunity to
develop amazing friendships and to perform
to the best of their abilities. Places are filling
up fast so book early to avoid disappointment!
Book online at www.montfortcollege.com.
Your child may not be a Montfort yet, but
given the opportunity they’ll develop that
much loved Montfort enthusiasm in no time!!
When families choose Montfort College they
are joining something special - an affiliation
and friendship that its team of dedicated
directors and teachers hope will last many
years, providing a solid base on which any
child will thrive. After 51 years in the
business, it is with this in mind that the people
of Cork city and county can look forward to a
bright future and quality service which will
enrich each and every child in our community.
For more information on classes and
registration visit the website
www.montfortcollege.com or contact the
office on 021 4501412 or 087 2472423 or
email montfortcollege@iol.ie
M O N T F O RT C O L L E G E O F
P E R F O R M I N G A RT S
Classes in Dance * Ballet * Drama * Musical Theatre * Singing * Film
Have fun, learn and build self-confidence in an exciting, creative and nurturing environment.
CLASSES IN DANCE, DRAMA, BALLET & MUSICAL THEATRE IN
SCOIL CHROÍ ÍOSA EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY.
We offer classes in the following locations; Ballincollig - Blarney - Ballyvolane – Carrigaline – Carrigtwohill Crosshaven – Clonakilty – Douglas – Fermoy – Glasheen – Garryduff – Macroom - Midleton – Wilton
and in our state of the art studio located at Penrose Wharf, Cork.
Book online at www.montfortcollege.com or call
021 4501 412 / 087 2472423
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Phone 087 2330398
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50 years to celebrate for Hannah and Matt Kevins
Happy 50th wedding anniversary to Hannah and
Matt Kevins who celebrated the occasion at The
Muskerry Arms with family and friends
!!SELL YOUR HOUSE FOR FREE!!
Due to recent sales, we now urgently
require property in the following areas;
Blarney, Tower, Cloghroe,
Blackpool, Farranree, Gurranabraher,
Ballyvolane & Killeens.
Please call today for your free valuation and
as a limited time special offer we are
offering FREE listing and marketing of any
property that we put up for sale until 1st
August 2013 which normally costs €400.
NO SALE, NO FEE.
Contact Humphrey Hogan on
086 8281738 or 021 4381100.
Thinking of:
BUYING A CAR?
GOING ON HOLIDAYS?
DOING
HOME IMPROVEMENTS?
Why not contact Blarney Credit
Union, YOUR (local) financial
institution, for a competitive quotation
BLARNEY
CREDIT UNION LTD
Tel: 021-4381149
DONOUGHMORE: Tel: 021-7337149
OTHER SERVICES
AVAILABLE
• SAVINGS
• FOREIGN EXCHAGE
• STANDING ORDERS
• VHI/BUPA GROUP SCHEME
• TRAVEL INSURANCE
• DEATH BENEFIT INSURANCE
Please feel free to call to our Blarney branch Tue, Wed and Thur: 9.30am - 5.00pm • Fri: 10am - 7pm • Sat: 10am - 12 noon
Call to our Donoughmore branch Thur evening: 7.30pm - 9pm • Sat: 10am - 12 noon.
Please contact us to discuss any loan requirements you may have at this time of year.
PAge 34 & 07 : 7 Done
12/8/13
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12:57 PM
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Cinderella gets to go to the ball as Blarney
Business ‘Cinderella’s Closet’ expands
Mark and Louise Sheehan and children Brendan,
Shannon and Megan from Farran at Curraheen Park for
the Barry Collins Benefit Night. Picture: Mike English.
Olivia O'Hanlon (second on left) making a presentation
to Ted Lordan Snr (Coachford) following Coolmakee
Razl's win in the Birchwood 330 at the Barry Collins
Benefit Night at Curraheen Park. Michael Crowley,
Chairman Fundraising Committee presents the
nominator's prize to Seamus Lordan. Included are Mark
Sheehan, Michael and Ted Jnr Lordan friends and
connections of winner.
Everyone loves to hear a good news
story and particularly of a
business started in the crash and
growing along with our economy. This
is the story, like a fairytale, of two
sisters, not ugly ones mind, one being
Blarney lady, Annette Enright, who
opened Cinderella's Closet Bridal
Boutique in March 2010 and this week
moved to a much larger premises
closer to her home town of Blarney to
allow their business to continue to grow
for the coming years.
"The customer experience is what we
strive to improve every day we are in
business. We are part of a family's life
when they are going through some of the
biggest events of their lives, like First
Holy Communions, Debs and of course
both Bridal and Bridesmaids for their
Wedding Day's. It is a privilege to be part
of that and helping these girls find the perfect gowns for these events".
Cinderella's Closet has gowns from both Irish and International designers in the
most exquisite fabrics, like french lace, Silks, Mikado and Satins.
"We travel the world to source these designers and bring only the best to our
customers in Cork".
Their new premises at North Point House, North Point Business Park, on the
new Mallow Road is just 5 minutes from Blarney.
Our link to Blarney is a very important part of our business as it is such a
landmark site as well as the people of Blarney being some of our best
customers. We are very proud of this association and we love to mention it as
we have clients who come from all over the country to visit us.
The new premises is 3,000sq ft of decadence and beauty from the decor
to the dresses and means they can cater for a much larger amount of
customers.
Check out their website on www.cinderellascloset.ie or follow them on
facebook on wwwfacebook.com/cinderellascloset but better still, call them on
021 4507777 and make an appointment to view.
It is a fairytale-like experience, we promise!
Tim Duggan and
his team welcome
you to Maxol
and Mace
Open 7 days a week
Mon - Fri 7am - 9.30pm
Sat 8am - 9pm Sun
9am - 9pm
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Times Past...
Phone 087 2330398
Muskerry News
with Brian Gabriel, Blarney and District Historical Society
SOME EARLY TOURIST VIEWS OF IRELAND
In the tour of the French traveller, Boullaye le
Gouz in Ireland in 1644 he observed that ‘their
beer is very good and the eau de vie, which they
call Brandovin (Brandy), excellent. The butter, the
beef and the mutton are better than in England.’
“Their bread was broad oat-cakes baked on a flat stone, made of
stuff much like that which the Welsh call Haver-meal; but their beer is
very strong, which they brew on purpose, as I imagine to verifie the
proverb, ‘Good Drink, is Meat, Drink, and Cloth’; for in the coldest
season they will go bare-foot, and be clad very thin; but they will be
sure to keep their understandings warm, and line their insides well with
their potent liquor”.
He also left a short description of the different types of Irish
dwellings, which is worth quoting. “The towns are built in the English
fashion, but the houses in the country are in this manner. Two stakes
are fixed in the ground, across which is a transverse pole to support
two rows of rafters, on the two sides, which are covered with leaves
and straw. The cabins are of another fashion. There are four walls the
height of a man, supporting rafter over which they thatch straw and
leaves. They are without chimneys, and make the fire in the middle of
the hut, which greatly incommodes those who are not fond of smoke.
The castles or houses of the nobility consist of four walls extremely
high, thatched with straw; but to tell the truth, they are nothing but
square towers without windows, or at least having such small apertures
as to give no more light than there is in a prison. They have little
furniture, and cover their rooms with rushes, of which they make their
beds in summer, and of straw in winter. They put the rushes a foot deep
on their floors, and on their windows, and many ornament the ceilings
with branches”.
A man named Campbell alludes to the smoky condition of these
houses. “Sometimes,” he says, “they have a hole in the roof to let out
the smoke and sometimes none. For to have a chimney would be a
luxury too great for the generality. The consequence is a house full of
smoke, at least in the upper region where it floats thick clouds, the
lower part being pretty clear of it. To avoid the acrimony of which you
are obliged to stoop down, and the poor man of the house immediately
offers you a low stool, that you may be, what he calls, out of the
smoke. And this is, probably, the only stool in the house; for the
children nestle round the fire almost naked, with their toes in the ashes.
Even the women though not so naked, sit upon their hams in the same
way. But in spite of their general adhesion to the ground, the old
people are, for the most part, blear-eyed, with pale and sooty faces.
The hearth is placed in the middle of the house, and their fuel is
made of earth and cow-dung dryed in the sun. The smoke goes through
no particular place, but breaks through every part between the rods or
wattles of which they make their doors, sides and roof of the house,
which commonly is no bigger than an over-grown pig-stye, to which
they have two doors, one always shut, on that side where the wind
blows; from whence I believe it is they brag they have the quickest
architects in all the world, because they can build a house in a day.
They delight not in a variety of rooms, and that they may have all their
family about them enclosed in one room, the good man and his wife
have their bed raised about half as high as the roof, getting into it by a
stone or two set by the side. The man and the wife lie at one end, and
what children they have (boys and girls) lie at the other, their feet
meeting all together, higgle-de-piggle-dee. The rest of the family they
dispose of thus; a goat or an ewe they tye to the beds feet; over their
heads roost their cocks and hens, and now and then how the nature of
their name, foul the foul faces of their master and dame; this dung
likewise serves instead of soap when they have occasion to wash ,
which is but seldom, having nothing besides their cloaths to wear, but a
neck cloth and a flannel smock.”
Otway describes the sleeping arrangements in remote districts in the
1700’s. “The floor is thickly strewn with fresh rushes, and stripping
themselves entirely, the whole family lie down at once and together,
covering themselves with blankets, if they have them, if not, with their
day clothing, but they lie down decently, and in order; the eldest
daughter next the wall farthest from the door, then all the sisters
according to their ages; next the mother, father, and sons in succession,
and then the strangers, whether the travelling pedlar or the tailor or
beggar; thus the strangers are kept aloof from the female part of the
family, and if there be an apparent community, there is great propriety
of conduct.” This is what was called sleeping in “Stradogue.”
The above descriptions appeared in 1904 in The Journal of The Cork
Historical and Archaeological Society.
Blarney & District Historical Society, as part of Heritage Week,
will host a special ‘Walking Tour of Blarney Village’ on Thursday
22nd August. Please assemble in The Square (Village Green) at
7.30 p.m. The leader on this occasion will be Mr. John Mulcahy.
Come and hear some of the fascinating history of our famous
village. All welcome.
The Annual General Meeting of the Blarney & District Historical
Society takes place in Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal (Blarney Secondary
School) on Thursday 5th September at 8pm. All Welcome.
INTRODUCTION TO THE
HIDDEN MIND PROGRAMME
(NEW PRACTITIONER COURSE BEGINS SEPTEMBER)
TOM GRIFFIN (Co-founder of Plexus Bio-Energy)
Invites you to an introductory evening at
BRÚ COLUMBANUS Opposite Cork University Hospital
FRIDAY 30TH AUGUST 2013 Time:7PM
To outline all aspects of the Hidden Mind programme
Opposite CUH (Cork University Hospital)
Lectures and demonstrations of the new investigative
techniques used to interrogate the subconscious mind in order
to identify the hidden causes of diseases.
The Hidden Mind protocols use Vibrational Kinesiology, unique
sound and colour frequencies, precious stones, scents and the
power of intention to correct imbalances and to release blockages.
Hereditary problems, emotional, physical and environmental shock are
just some of the features dealt with in the Hidden Mind programme.
Check out our website: www.hiddenmind.ie for more information.
Please contact the following for further information:
Sheila: 086 883 0130
Maria: 087 142 0552
FREE ADMISSION
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Sun shines brightly for O’ Leary’ s Centra Family Fun Day
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Staff, Board of Directors and
members of Glanmire and
District Credit Union
attending the Fitzgeralds
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sponsored Glanmire and
District Sports, Business and
Community Awards Dinner
where they received the
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BLARNEY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Phone 087 2330398
The Blarney Person &
The Young Sportsperson
of The Year 2013
Muskerry News
www.bl ar neycommuni ty .net
The July Blarney Person of the Month is Stephen ‘Fan’ O’Brien
“I would like to nominate Stephen 'Fan' O' Brien as
'Blarney Person of the Month'. Stephen is an
extremely popular Blarney man and is known
locally as the unofficial 'Lord Major of Blarney'.
His commitment to local community is
unwavering. His work down through the years with
Blarney GAA is of particular note. He is currently
secretary of Blarney GAA Club, while still a very
active playing member. Stephen will be
remembered for his recent appearance on popular
game show 'Winning Streak' where he rubbed
shoulders and charmed well known TV
personalities Geri Maye and Marty Whelan. It is
safe to say RTE viewership figures were at an all
Stephen O’Brien’s name now
goes forward with previous
monthly winners Adrian
O’Connell, John
O’Donoghue, Dan Ahern,
Gaelscoil Mhuscrai Parents
Commitee, John and
Margaret Finnerty and Martin
O’Shea, to the overall award
of Blarney Person of The
Year Award 2013 which will
be announced at a ceremony Adrian
in January 2014.
O’Connell
time high when the 'Fan' appeared at Montrose
House. Stephen comes form a well known and
popular family in Blarney village. Aside from his
deep knowledge of hurling and hurling players,
Stephen is well known for his intimate knowledge
of geography and directions, Stephen has been
known to guide many Blarney men through far
away terrain with his expertise. He is also famed
for his singing abilities, as well as winning many
under-age badminton tournaments. Stephen is an
ever present figure in Blarney circles and he will
continue to serve and contribute to his community
in the many years to come.”
Nominator would like to remain anonymous.
John
O’Donoghue
John and Margaret
Finnerty
Dan Ahern
Stephen O’Brien pictured
with Marty Whelan
following his appearance on
Winning Streak
Gaelscoil
Mhuscraí
Martin O’Shea.
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO DESERVES A
BLARNEY PERSON OF THE MONTH AWARD? THEN LET US KNOW...
The awards aim is to recognise achievement, leadership and altruism so that others may be inspired to follow. You can
nominate anyone who’s contribution has singled them out as deserving of recognition, be it in community, sport,
business, arts, family or indeed from any sector or activity in our community.
Send your nomination with the name of your nominee and the reason you wish to nominate them (along with your
name, address and contact details) to Blarney Person of The Month Awards, The Muskerry News, Church View,
Blarney or by email to muskerrynews@eircom.net
Blarney Young Sportsperson of The Year
This months Blarney
Young Sportspeople of
the Month are the
young athletes at Scoil
Chroi Iosa who scooped
an incredible 10
trophies at this years
Cork City Sports
This months award
was sponsored by
Tim Duggan, Maxol.
Blarney Vintage
Club ‘gear up’ for
annual Festival
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Resort Hotel
Friday next
August 16th
@ 8pm
Tickets at Hotel
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021 4384477 or pay at
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Tickets also available online
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Latch is lifted on Blarney Window Systems new showroom
Shournagh Childcare
currently have vacancies
for Playschool Places
August / September 2013
(Free Playschool Scheme)
Contact Claire
021-4385136
Free dental exam, and more, for Over 65s
Cork University Dental School and Hospital, in conjunction with
the Health Research Board of Ireland, are running a study on dental
fillings in older adults. If you are over 65 years of age and have
any of your natural teeth remaining you are can avail of a free
dental exam and a scale and polish. Some of those who come for
the free check-up will be offered a place on a study looking at
dental fillings in older adults. If accepted onto the study
participants will receive free dental fillings provided by a fully
qualified dentist.
If you wish to take part in this study please ring Cork University
Dental School and Hospital on 021 4901100 and ask to speak to
Vanessa or 089 4225963 and leave a message with your name and
phone number.
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Turasanna Scoile ag Gaelscoil Mhuscraí!
Turasanna Scoile ag Gaelscoil Mhuscraí!
Bhí mí Meithimh an-ghnóthach ag na ranganna i nGaelscoil
Mhuscraí ‘is iad ag dul ar thurasanna scoile. Thug na Naíonáin
Bheaga, na Naíonáin Mhóra agus Rang 1 cuairt ar an bhFeirm
Oscailte in oirthear Chorcaí. Thug Rang 2 & Rang 3 cuairt ar
Fheirm Oscailte eile sa chathair. D’imigh Rang 4, 5, 6 ar thuras
go Co. Luimní chuig Ionad Gníomhaíochta. Anuas ar sin, bhí
turas buaite ag Rang 4 chuig Ionad na gCapaill agus an
Lifetime Lab.
Féachaigí ar na grianghrafanna thíos agus bainigí taitneamh
astu!
The month of June was an exceptionally busy month at Gaelscoil
Mhuscraí with school tours and trips! Junior Infants, Senior Infants
and 1st Class spent a day at Leahy’s Open Farm in Dungourney.
They thoroughly enjoyed feeding the animals & watching their
teachers have a snake wrapped around their neck! 2nd and 3rd
Class paid a visit to Rumley’s Open Farm in Waterfall. A wonderful
day was had by all. They especially enjoyed interacting with some
of the most unusual animals! 4th, 5th and 6th class took a trip to
Kilfinane Outdoor Education Centre where they were kept as active
as possible for the day! 4th Class also won a daytrip to Lucky
Meadows Equestrian Centre in Watergrasshill and to the Lifetime
Lab. in the city. The ponies were a huge hit with all!
Please join the
Mercy University Hospital Foundation
2013 Recycling Campaign
and help save lives in Cork!
The Mercy University Foundation has partnered with
Kildarson Ltd., to raise much needed funds in aid of
Mercy Hospital Cork
Local volunteer Denis O’Donovan collects print
cartridges and items for recycling on behalf of the
hospital throughout the county to raise funds for life
saving equipment at The Mercy Hospital.
If you can help and would like to sign up to the
recycling campaign contact Denis O’Donovan on
087 2690776 or by email to djodpc@gmail.com
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New look to an old favourite as Pharmacy First Plus
(Glanmire) showcases new services and new look pharmacy
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BEHIND
THE CASTLE
WALLS
with Adam, Head Gardener,
Blarney Castle
Behind the Castle walls
with Adam, Head Gardener, Blarney Castle
July gave us the summer we had all been praying for (and really
deserved!) It lifted spirits and gave the gardens a much needed
boost. We did struggle to keep up with watering and as a result a few
areas suffered, but I would rather have it that way than the continuous
grey damp that we were so used to. It has done many plants the world
of good. I have never seen our roses looking so florific for so long!
The herbaceous borders also put on a good show and are still happily
flowering away.
Fruit production has been good this year and many of our young apple
trees in the heritage orchard are set to give their first ever crop. Logan
berries are in full swing and we might even have some melons if the
sun keeps shining.
We are in the process of summer pruning our fruit trees. Apples and
pears can be pruned now to encourage fruit buds to form next year and
also to maintain shape or train the tree into a shape. There are two
periods for pruning, December/January and July/August. As a rule
winter pruning encourages growth of new shoots and summer pruning
discourages growth. We also prune stone fruits now, tipping back and
tying in new growth on our wall trained plums, peaches and nectarines.
Stone fruits should only be pruned in early spring or midsummer as
this reduces the chance of silver leaf disease. Fruit pruning is not very
complicated if you follow a few basic rules, and there are many helpful
sites on the internet with step by step guides.
Ragwort is always a big problem at this time of year. It’s the yellow
flowered plant that you see along all of the roadside verges driving into
Cork. Ragwort is a highly poisonous plant when eaten and posses a
particular threat to cattle and horses. Under the Noxious Weed Act
local authorities and landowners are legally responsible for ensuring
that the land within their control is clear of ragwort: Unfortunately due
to lack of enforcement this is not the reality. We do our bit here in the
estate to clear all ragwort every year, but as it is being left to seed
freely along our roadsides and elsewhere there is always a new stock of
seed ready to blow in.
A good tip that I can give is to plan your bulb order now. You can
probably still remember how things looked in the spring. Make a few
notes as to where you would like some extra colour in the garden, then
select bulbs that suit. Too often bulbs end up as an impulse buy that get
stuck in a corner and forgotten about. This can lead to some nice
surprises but often leads to disappointment. Bulbs, like any other plant,
have certain preferences and it pays to do a little research first.
Blarney in Bloom was a great success this year and we have already set
the date for next year as Saturday 12th of July. The garden fair
provides an opportunity for us to show the gardens to local people who
may not have visited before. We have long been seen as just the castle,
and a destination for tourists, but this has now changed. The gardens
are a feature in their own right and visitors are coming specifically to
see them. This is hugely satisfying for both myself and all of our
gardening team and volunteers who have put in such hard work over
the last few years.
I look forward to seeing you in the gardens. Adam
Muskerry News
Cork Middle Parish and The Coal Quay Historical
Society present the Cork Coal Quay Family
Festival 2013 on Saturday August 17th.
The festival will kick off with The Buttera and Cork Shawlies
Parade marching with the Cork Butter Exchange Band from North
Gate Bridge along North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket
Street. There they’ll meet the Lord Mayor, Cllr. Catherine Clancy,
who will officially open the festival at 12pm to the sound of
Shandon Bells chiming 'The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee'
followed by a special performance by the Butter Exchange Band.
Shortly after prayers will be said by Fr Pat McCarthy, Sts Peter &
Paul in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and
residents of the area who have passed on after which doves will be
released.
Over the course of the afternoon Cornmarket Street will be filled
with colour and music with activities for everyone including
music, song, story, poetry, historical walking tours, exhibitions,
theatrical performances and comedy. On stage will be a packed
programme of music with MuddyLee, Karl and Blathain
performing traditional music and song, the nostalgic Cork Memory
Lane Group, Jaded, Cork Rock Choir, Redee, William Hammond
and Friends performing traditional music and Jerry Elvis.
For the children there will be face painters, clowns, circus
walkabouts, magic shows, fancy dress, balloon modelling, arts and
crafts workshops and pottery classes and the Cork City Fire
Department will be showcasing their elegant early 20th century
Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine while on duty the
fire service will be giving talks on the history of the Fire Service in
Cork. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay, a
treat for all the family and best of all its free. See you there!
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GAA star Seán
Óg Ó hAilpín
with 10 month
old Calvin
Corcoran from
Dillans Cross at
the opening of
Blarney Window
Systems at the
THS premises at
Blarney, Co.
Cork. Photo Billy
macGill
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Shirts only €2 (washed, dried and pressed)
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Last year, Courtbrack Harvest Festival was
revived after a long absence and was a resounding
success. It is hoped to build on that success with
this year’s Festival, which again takes place at the
very end of August, and the first step to this was
achieved when the Festival was recognized as an
event of The Gathering 2013.
This year, another day has been added to the Festival so that
proceedings get underway on Wednesday, 28th August with a
5km Family Fun Run & Walk. This run/walk is open to
everybody and takes in a well-known walking loop around
Courtbrack, about 5 miles from Blarney Village. Registration
opens at 6pm on the 28th, and runners and walkers will leave
Courtbrack Community Centre at 7pm sharp. There is a small
entry fee of 6. per family, or 3 per individual.
On Friday night, 30th August, the ‘Come Dine With Us – Our
Gathering’ experience takes place at Courtbrack Community
Centre. Invitations have been extended to family and friends
living abroad to come home to Courtbrack and join us for the
entire Festival, and in particular this great evening, where local
people will host some of their family and friends.
On Saturday night, 31st August, meet up with friends old and
new at the Festival Barbeque in Browne's Bar, Newcastle (near
Blarney) where there will be great food and great entertainment
with Open Air Dancing, and live music from the fantastic Pacific
Blue.
The last event of the Harvest Festival, but by no means the
least, takes place on Sunday, 1st September, in the community
field in Courtbrack with an Old Time Threshing and Vintage
Display organised by Courtbrack Vintage Society. There will
also be a Country Market, Tug of War competition and Family
Fun Day, so all the family are guaranteed to be entertained!
All funds raised over the course of the Harvest Festival will go
towards the renovation of Courtbrack Community Centre, a
much-used facility in the heart of a close-knit community.
Further information on the Harvest Festival is available from
the Facebook pages of Courtbrack Harvest Festival; Courtbrack
Community Centre; and Courtbrack Vintage Society, or by
contacting Karen Mulcahy on (087) 6328337.
Muskerry News
42 years of laughing at Blarney
Golf Resort with Brendan Grace
Amazing Grace IS a catch phrase
often applied to Brendan Grace and
indeed very true in many respects.
The genial and much loved Family
Comedian is celebrating 40 Years in
the Comedy Business and is now
more popular than at any time in his
career to date and what an illustrious
career that has been.
Forty one years ago when the 20 year
old Dubliner set off on his solo career
he could never have envisaged the
road of life that lay ahead. Two years
later a Geordie song called Cushy
Butterfield sailed to No 1 in the Irish
charts and the rest is history.
Brendan's latest show features some brand new material and some
'Old Favourites' from his vast repertoire over the last 41 years. His
sense of timing and ability to read an audience is without equal. A
brilliant character actor, his 'Bottler' character is legendary and is
now featured at every performance.
Brendan has a very special bond with Irish audiences and is much
loved by young and old not least because he gives very generously
of his time after each Concert. The 'Meet and Greet' is now very
much part and parcel of each show and Brendan's very down to
earth approach is much appreciated by all.
Family Comedians with the talent and graciousness of Brendan
Grace are as rare as Haley's Comet and only come around now and
again. He is certainly one in a million.
Brendan will perform at Blarney Golf Resort Hotel on Friday
August 16th at 8pm. Tickets are now available at the hotel
reception on 4384477 and online at Ticketmaster.ie
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CCTV camera survey & report
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Inspection Covers
Bio Tanks
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LEFT: Club President, John O'Leary, is joined by his grand
children, Evan and Ruth, during the parade of cars prior to
the Ballincollig Vintage Club's week end show.
Picture: Mike English
Basic Computer Course for Older
People/Farmers/Jobseekers in
Blarney
Dental Matters
with Dr. Jill McKenna BDS MFDS.
Onslow Gardens Dental Practice
Gum Disease!
You may be aware that gum disease is the leading cause of tooth
loss today, but did you know that gum disease is linked to heart
disease and strokes,pregnancy problems such as low birth
weight, diabetes and respiratory disease? It may be more
serious than you think.
Gum disease is inflammation of the tissues which support the
teeth and attach them to the jaw. It arises when plaque and tartar
build up on the teeth. Plaque can be removed with careful
toothbrushing and flossing. Tartar forms when plaque is hardened
by minerals such as calcium present in saliva. Tartar has to be
removed professionally by your dentist or hygienist. Smoking also
has a very harmful effect on the gums. Every smoker has gum
disease but some smokers are affected worse than others.
You may not notice the gum disease until it is quite advanced.
Therefore, it is important to visit your dentist regularly and to be
aware of the following signs: red swollen gums, bleeding gums, bad
breath, bad taste, gum recession, teeth starting to drift apart, teeth
starting to loosen.
What can you do to help prevent/treat gum disease? Thoroughly
and gently brush your teeth and gums for 2 to 4 minutes twice a day
using a fluoride toothpaste. Clean between the teeth with floss or
interdental toothbrushes. Visit your dentist regularly for a check up
and a professional clean to remove plaque and tartar. At your next
visit, why not ask your dentist or hygienist how best to keep your
teeth clean? It could save your teeth and improve your health!
Carolyn Barry Murphy BDS
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Learn how to use the Internet and send Emails at your own pace with
Avondhu Blackwater Partnership. We will introduce you to Internet,
Email, Skype and Online Banking as well as providing information on
Internet Security and downloading digital photographs, all at a pace that
suits you. Morning and afternoon classes will begin on September 5th
at Blarney Woollen Mills Hotel and continue for four weeks. Fee for the
complete course is €20. If you are interested in taking part or if you
require further information please contact Mary at 025/33411 or email
mary@avondhublackwater.com. Further courses to follow.
Volunteers Wanted
Volunteers needed to help deliver basic computers, Internet & Email to
older people. Avondhu Blackwater Partnership is introducing older
people and jobseekers to the Internet, Email and Skype and we require
your help to ensure people receive individual attention and are
comfortable using computers. The course will be rewarding for both
learners and volunteers. Basic computer skills needed but good
humour and patience are equally important. If you think you can help
then contact Mary at 025/33411 or email
mary@avondhublackwater.com
BANTRY
AGRICULTURAL
SHOW
SUNDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2013.
Free Ferry & Schuttle busses to & from venue.
Judging starts at 10am.Classes for Horses,
Ponies, Cattle, Sheep,Goats, Donkeys & Poultry.
Arts & Crafts.Fashion Show, Dog Show, Vintage,
Entertainment for Children including Pig Racing.
Office open 12th Aug,
Phone No. 027-52117
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
www.bantryshow.com
Entry forms available to Download from Web Site
& Email: bantryagrishow@eircom.net
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Emily and Danni
Coleman, Blarney,
pictured at the
finish of the 2013
Tour de Munster
cycle on St.Patrick's
Hill, Cork. Tour de
Munster is a
demanding 4 day
600km charity
cycle which aims to
raise 300,000
annually, and this
years beneficiary is
Down Syndrome
Ireland (Munster
branches).
Don't miss this fascinating walk
Blarney & District Historical Society, as part of Heritage Week,
will host a special ‘Walking Tour of Blarney Village’ on Thursday
22nd August. Please assemble in The Square (Village Green) at
7.30 p.m. The leader on this occasion will be Mr. John Mulcahy.
Come and hear some of the fascinating history of our famous
village. All welcome.
Waterloo F.C.'s finest as they headed off on their annual cycle last
Sunday, this year the big hearted cyclists rode in aid of 'Abbey's
wish to walk.'
Granny Griffin and all the
team at Griffins Garden
Centre have fallen in love
with Afternoon Tea!
On Wednesday August 28th at
6pm they are hosting a Vintage
tea party. A great Night is
guaranteed with live music,
great food and a touch of class.
Don’t forget that the best
dressed lady will win a €250
Gift voucher for Griffins Garden
Centre, so you and those in
your group can get into the
swing of it and get all dressed
up Vintage style.
Pre-booking is required as
there are limited spaces so call
Miriam on 021 7334286 to book
your space.
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Lord Mayor of
Cork Cllr. John
Buttimer with
the recipients of
the The
Freedom of the
City; Michael
Twomey, Frank
Duggan and
Billa O'Connell.
Photo: Donagh
Glavin
Soccer strategies and talents are discussed by learners and staff of
Ballincollig Youthreach with Tommy Dunne, manager of Cork
City Football Club and John Lonergan, ex-governor of Mountjoy
during a recent visit.
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Well known Cork
newspaper vendor
Michael O'Regan
standing along side
his portrait at the
Faces of Cork
exhibition in aid of
Haven and
Marymount Hospice
at Cork Airport.
Photo Billy macGill
Is Blarney Toastmasters for you?
Whether you are a professional, student, parent, jobseeker or
retired, Toastmasters is the best way to build great communication
skills. You will learn how to organise and present both your ideas
and yourself effectively. Toastmasters will give you the skills and
confidence you need to express yourself in any situation. You will
learn to enjoy speaking in public. You already have some or all of
these skills, in Toastmasters, you will greatly enhance them.
Blarney Toastmasters meet at Blarney Woollen Mills Hotel on
the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7.45pm and all are
welcome to their open night on Tuesday September 10th at
7.45pm.
Canine
buddies
taking
part in the
Cork Gay
Pride
Parade
yesterday.
Photo
Billy
macGill
Hard to believe that the weather was good enough for church to be
held outside last month!
Ireland’s first Family CycleFest is to be held
at Millstreet Country Park on the 24th and
25th of August, encouraging families to make
the best of the remainder of the summer
holidays with their families.
The new bicycle trails launched at the 500-acre
park have been meticulously planned and
perfected, allowing pedal pushers of all ages and
abilities to view the Parks most scenic aspects
and enjoy their chosen route, leisurely or
otherwise. The trails (5kms and 10kms in length)
range from relaxed, off-road low land trails
suitable for all, to more rugged and challenging
terrain, all of which experienced cyclists will
enjoy.
Events include a Cycle Quest treasure hunt, Kids
Cycle Time Trials, High Nelly and Mountain
Bike Workshops, plus lots, lots more. The
festival will feature exciting displays of a variety
of bikes, showing the history of its progress from
the penny farthing, through to the electric bike.
Limerick based business High Nelly Bikes will
also be on hand showcasing an eclectic array of
bikes which were showcased recently on RTE’s
Nationwide. Members of the public who own a
High Nelly, a Penny Farthing or the highly
unusual Ingo bicycle are welcome to come and
display their bikes at the festival.
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FREE
Blarney Chamber of Commerce members
can now avail of a fabulous new course
'Training in the Development of Small
Businesses'
Through various partners Blarney Chamber have been running
training programmes for Small Businesses in 2012 and 2013. The
training is provided by expert tutors and the Training Programme
takes place over 7 sessions, scheduled to suit the participants.
In addition, participants in the programme also avail of on-going
coaching and support from the Training Providers for a period of 6
months following the Training Programme.
Upon completion of the programme, you will be capable of
developing a clear strategic plan for your business. You will learn
proven real world strategies that work for small business. You will
have access to experienced business coaches who will help you
implement these strategies for your business.
The course will be held over seven sessions in a venue in Blarney
from 7am to 10am each Tuesday morning September and October,
2013 (exact dates to be confirmed but will commence on either
Tuesday 10th September or Tuesday 17th September)
This course is available at NO COST to full paid up members.
To register your interest, or to find out how to join Blarney
Cahmber of Commerce, email blarneybusiness@gmail.com.
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Pictured at the handover of the proceeds of the
recent Golf Classic at Ballincollig GAA Club were
Jim O’ Connell; Brendan Murphy; Liam Barry;
Gerard O’ Donovan; Ian Healy, President Golf
Society; Donal Manning, Tournament Director;
Frank Holland; Seamus O’ Callaghan, Club
Chairman; Michael O’ Mahoney; Tom Weste; John
O’ Driscoll, Captain Golf Society; Terry
McSweeney; Con Sexton; Tim Greene; Conor
Sexton and Richard Hickey, Secretary Central
Committee.
pic Ailish Murphy
Juliet Murphy photographed with her grand
dad, Jack O'Sullivan (95 years old) at the
Awards function. Pictures: Mike English
Aaron Mansworth, General Manager Cork International Airport Hotel, presenting the Southside and
District Sports Award for June to Juliet Murphy in recognition of her outstanding contribution to Cork
and Donoughmore Ladies Gaelic Football teams. Included are Cllr. Ronan Sheehan, deputising for
County Mayor, Cllr. Lorraine Kingston, Deputy Lord Mayor, Tanya O'Sullivan, RED FM Media
Sponsors, Gerald McCarthy, McCarthy Gifts and Awards, award sponsor, Nollaig Cleary, Anne Marie
Walsh, Cork Senior GF team captain, Miriam Deasy, judging panel, Frank Honohan, Jack O'Sullivan,
Michael and Mary Murphy, parents, Neilus Carroll, Chairman County Board, Tim O'Sullivan, Cllr.
Michael O'Connell, Eamonn Ryan, Cork Coach and Barbara O'Connell, judging panel.
The Children’s Leukaemia Association and Make a Wish
Foundation have combined forces to organise a fund raising
cycle on September 29th next.
Report & pics Mike English
This event is suitable for all types of cyclists and a full back up service
will be available. There are a number of options open to participants as
follows;
Cycle from Ballincollig (Rugby Club) to Killarney and back, have
yourself and your bike transported to Killarney and cycle back to
Ballincollig or take part in a short ‘High Nellie’ cycle from Farran
Village (leaving at 1pm) to Ballincollig.
A €20 non refundable deposit will be required at sign in at Ballincollig
Rugby Club at 9am on the day and you are encouraged to raise €100 or
as much as possible. The ‘High Nellie’ sponsorship is just the €20.
What do you get for your money?
Fruit, water, transport, bike mechanics, lead and safety cars, full civil
defence, ambulance, medic services and a sweeper vehicle to make sure
nobody is left behind. You can also avail of a shower and a meal at the
finish. But as organisers Denis Dineen (Leukaemia Association), Daisy
Twohig and Tammy Meehan (Make a Wish Foundation) say, ‘You will be
helping to relieve children’s suffering.’
For further details check out web page Lee Valley Fundraising or Make A
Wish Ireland/ Events in Cork.
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Members of Donoughmore Ladies
Gaelic Football and Inniscarra
Camogie Clubs photographed with
Rena Buckley as she receives the
Northside and District Sports
Award for July from Rhona
Heggtveit, Ambassador Hotel,
sponsors in association with
Gurranebraher Credit Union and
Red FM. Included are Liam Harte,
Margaret O'Connor, Helen
Buckley, Terry McMahon, Dinny
Buckley, Tim Buckley, John Lane
and Frank Honohan.
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Evan Sheehan, Na Piarsaigh, winner of the Rebel Og GAA Sports Award for
July, in recognition of his win at the All Ireland Hurling Skills Competition
at the recent Feile na nGael in Limerick. Included are Mary Claire
Cummins, Cummins Sports, trophy sponsor, his parents Geraldine and Noel,
Cllr. Noel O'Connor, Mayor Cork County, Diarmuid O'Leary, CEO Red FM,
Tom Tobin, Operations Manager Rochestown Park Hotel, John Purcell, Vice
Chairman Rebel Og, Na Piarsaigh club members Jim O'Sullivan, Chairman,
Trevor Coleman, Chairman Juvenile Section, Eoin Moynihan, coach and
former Cork legend, Tony O'Sullivan.
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Elma Mullins presents the President's Prize for Ladies at Muskerry Golf
Club to Mary Tobin, winner with 41 points. Included are Bill Mullins,
President, and Frances Jermyn, Lady Captain.
Niall O'Mahony (third from right) making a presentation to James Doherty,
accepting on behalf of owner Michael O'Callaghan, Carraig na bhFear,
following Garryglass Angus' win in the O'Mahony's Bar Newcestown 330
Stakes at the Barry Collins Benefit Night at Curraheen Park. Michael
Crowley, Chairman Fundraising Committee, presents the nominator's prize
to Phelim Lynch. Also included are Mark Sheehan (committee), Eddie
Lingane and Liam Huggins.
Picture: Mike English
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Local young athletes excel in Blarney Leagues 2013
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BLARNEY UNITED FC NEWS
The annual Square Leagues was a fabulous success again this year, helped by copious amounts of
sunshine which ensured there were no delays and record crowds.
The final was played out between The Muskerry Arms and Castle Cabs, who went on to win 5 - 0
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Chef d'Equipe Sue Short and Michael Phillips, from Gain Horse
Feeds, with, from left to right, Lucy Latta, Neasa Briody, Shannon
Nelson, Patrick Dennehy (Aghabullogue), Donnacha O'Brien and
Holly Wray, pictured at the Pony Showjumping & Eventing,
Training Session and team photos with sponsors GAIN Horse
Feeds, at Barnadown Equestrian, Gorey, Co. Wexford.
(Picture: Matt Browne / Sportsfile)
Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr. Emmit OíHalloran; Roger Russell GM
Gresham Metropole Hotel presenting the trophy to Dan Murphy on
receiving the trophy on behalf of his son Jack Murphy captain of
the winning team and John Buckley of John Buckley Sports,
sponsors.
Picture: Gerard Bonus
Ray Murphy, St. Anne's Pitch and Putt Club, receiving the
Northside and District Sports Award for June from Chris Crowley,
General Manager Ambassador Hotel. Included are Catherine
O'Connell, Gurranebraher Credit Union, trophy sponsors, Onoir
O'Brien, Red FM, media sponsors, Eamonn Birchall, President
Pitch and Putt Union of Ireland, Margaret O'Riordan, Chairperson
Cork Pitch and Putt Board, Sean Galvin, Chairman, St. Anne's,
Bernard Allen, President St. Anne's, members of Ray's family and
St. Anne's P and P members.
Frances
Jermyn, Lady
Captain at
Muskerry
Golf Club,
presents her
prize to Julia
Daly, winner
with a score
of 74 nett.
Picture: Mike
English.
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Report & pic Mike English
Details of the Ballinora GAA Golf Classic, which
will have Down’s SuperValu, Ballicollig as their
main sponsor once again, have been announced.
Friday 30th August is the date for your diary and
the venue is Lee Valley Golf Club. The cost for team
of three will be €180 and tee box sponsorship is
available at €100.
Speaking at the launch, Club Chairman, Pat Lane, thanked all
who supported the fundraiser in the past and especially Barry
Down of Downs SuperValu, Main Street, Ballincollig who have
come on board as main sponsor again this year.
“Ballinora GAA is committed to providing first class modern
facilities for its members and the local community at all times and
as this event is an important source of revenue, required to meet
the day to day running of the club, we appeal for support from as
many businesses, groups, clubs and individuals as possible to play
on the day or to sponsor a tee box,” he said
Barry Down said he was happy to help again this year and he
congratulated the club on their efforts and work on behalf of the
local community.
Further details are available from Pat Lane at 087 9171381
(Monday to Friday after 6pm and daytime on Saturday and
Sunday).
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There was a great turnout at the 2013
Muskerry Vintage Run, and a total of
63 cars turned up for the event. Thank
you to all of those people who made
the effort. A huge thank you to the
management and staff of The Mills
Inn, The Blackwater Tavern and The
Kerry Way for their assistance. A
special thanks to the Marshals for their
help.
The winner of the O'C Cup was Bill
Smith from Kilgarvan with his 1952
Riley RMA, The winners of the Club
Cup was Gill and John Vahey from
Carriginanima, Macroom with their
1974 NSU Ro80 & The winner of the
M & J Kelleher Oil Retro Award was
Dan Fehily from Enniskeane with his
1976 Ford Escort RS200. Dan Lucey,
Dooneen with his 1962 Cortina and
Denis Bradley, Macroom with his
1955 VW Beetle were also presented
with consolitation prizes.
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087 6592697
or 4383407 (after 6pm)
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The successful candidate must have at least 3 years experience
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Are you a positive and energetic person who loves the buzz of
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Cover letters and CV’s to info@griffinsgardencentre.ie
Childcare
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Why Haven’t People Who’ve Had A Car
Wreck Been Told These Facts?
If you’ve recently been involved
in a car wreck and suffer from
any of the following...
• Neck pain
• Sharp, shooting pains in the arms
• Numbness and tingling in the arms
or hands
• Painful headaches or dizziness
• Unrelenting muscle soreness
...there may be cause for concern.
This may be the most important article you
will ever read about your injuries.
It’s amazing how different life can be after a split
second collision.
One minute everything is fine, the next you are
hurting for days and uncertain if life will ever get
back to normal. Tasks you used to perform with
ease, like reading, concentrating or even
sleeping, now take more energy and cause
annoying pain.
If you feel like this, or have any of the symptoms
listed above, you could be suffering from
whiplash. Whiplash is an injury to the spine
caused by a jerking motion, either backward,
forward or from the side.
Whiplash can severely damage your ligaments,
even if you feel just a little sore after the
accident. If not healed properly, painful scar
tissue will develop, causing misery in your neck
joints for decades.
One medical study concluded 43% of patients
“will suffer long-term symptoms following
‘whiplash’ injury, for which no conventional
treatment has proven to be effective.”
This means that almost half the people who have
neck trauma from a car wreck will suffer for
years. Plus the traditional methods of treatment
like neck collars, ‘wait-and-see’, and pain pills are
not working.
Could This Non-Invasive, Natural
Treatment Be The Answer
To Your Pain?
My name is Dr. Eric Kelly, clinic director at
Glanmire Chiropractic Clinic. I’ve been helping
people heal and be pain free after car wrecks for
10 years. Chiropractic treatment has proven to be
a very effective method of healing whiplash
injuries. Here’s the result of one chiropractic
study...
“The results of this retrospective study would
suggest that benefits can occur in over 90% of
patients undergoing chiropractic treatment for
Donʼt let pain caused by a crash
affect you for years. Discover this
drug-free, natural way to be pain-free.
chronic whiplash injury.” — European Spine
Journal
Special Opportunity To Have
A Professional Evaluation
For 10 days only, I’m running a very special offer
where you can find out how bad your injuries are
and if I can help you.
What does this offer include? Everything I
normally do in my “Car Wreck Evaluation”. Just
call before 26th August 2013 and here’s what
you’ll get…
An in-depth consultation about your problem
where I will listen…really listen…to the details of
your case.
A complete neuromuscular examination.
A full set of specialized x-rays to determine if a
pinched nerve in the neck is contributing to your
pain. This is an important step in collecting proof
of your injury.
A thorough analysis of your exam and x-ray
findings so we can start mapping out your plan to
being pain free.
You’ll see everything first hand and find out if this
amazing treatment will be your pain solution, like it
has been for so many other patients.
Until 26th August you can get everything I’ve listed
here for only €40. The normal price for this type of
evaluation including x-rays can be up to €265 —
you’re saving a considerable amount on this offer.
Now you may be wondering why as a doctor, I
would practically give away my services. It’s
simple really. I’ve seen too many people come in
years after their car accident, and have nasty,
degenerative arthritis, most of which could have
been prevented with the right care early on. I’m
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Here’s How To Get Rid Of
Your Pain
With my Evaluation we’ll be able find the problem
and then correct it. Think of how
You will feel in just a few short weeks. You’ll be
feeling your life change for the better. Starting your
body on the way to a pain-free, normal living.
Feeling tight joints rest, relax, free up. Feeling
muscles tied in knots become more supple.
As you begin to see motion returning to your
joints, you’re preventing and reducing chances of
disability and a crippling future. You’re playing golf
again, doing yard work or playing with the
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Here’s What To Do About
Your Pain
Call 021-4824450 between the hours of 9:00 am
and 6:00 pm Monday through Friday and tell the
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Call today and we can get started with your
consultation, exam and x-rays as soon as there’s
an opening in the schedule. Our office is called
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next door to the AIB Bank in Glanmire
Sincerely,
Dr. Eric Kelly, D.C.
P.S. What will your pain feel like
months, even years, from today?
A study published in the Journal of Bone and
Surgery looked at people who had been in a car
accident 15 years ago. They found that 70% of
the whiplash injured patients continued to
complain of problems related to the original
accident.
With women it was even higher — 80% still had
symptoms after 15 years!
Don’t let scar tissue build up and be painful for
life. Take me up on my offer and call today 0214824450

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