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VIVAS Health comprehen- New Management at

sive cover Curves, Youghal
that suits your needs
Murphy Insurances Ltd. is an authorised intermediary for VIVAS
Health, which means that we can offer you, your family or your
employees the most comprehensive cover available on the market.
VIVAS Health is an Irish company and is very much committed to
competition and offering Irish consumers choice, value and inno-
vative products. VIVAS Health offers a suite of plans which
empowers people to take control of their health through innova-
tive benefits such as laser eye surgery, access to treatment abroad,
Allen Carr’s Easyway to Stop Smoking Clinics and teeth whiten-
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VIVAS Health offers members cover for the Smiles Dental Clinic
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Office Treatment and 75 towards the Smiles at Home Matrix Kit.
This has proven to be a very popular benefit and is available once
you sign up as a VIVAS Health member
As well as offering members unique benefits which improve their Ellen Ryan presenting a Bouquet of Flowers to the New Management Team at
lifestyle ,VIVAS Health offers comprehensive hospital cover in Curves, Youghal Sarah Buckley and Davina Murphy
Cork with cover for the Bons Secours Hospital and South
Infirmary Hospital on all plans. VIVAS Health members can avail 80TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
of MRI scans in the Bons Secours Hospital, Mercy University FOR MARY BUTLER CRONIN OF
Hospital and Cork University Hospital paid directly by VIVAS ST. FRANCIS’S COURT, CORK HILL
Health, if pre - approved by a consultant or GP. Photo Michael Hussey

Many people consider health insurance for the first time when
they are starting a family and VIVAS Health offers the most com-
prehensive maternity cover on the market, offering members
unique benefits of post natal home help and the services of Doula
Ireland. VIVAS Health’s unique Post Natal Home Help benefit is
designed to allow parents spend more time with their new baby as
a home help assistant will come to your home for 3 days and take
care of all household chores. This benefit is a real winner with
VIVAS Health families as the Mums (and Dads!) who have used
the service have confirmed that they are delighted with it.
Micheal Murphy of Murphy Insurances stated "VIVAS Health is
committed to offering customers more with comprehensive hospi-
tal cover as well as a host of innovative lifestyle benefits which
allow members to use their health insurance when they are not
sick and get something back for their money."
Micheal also highlighted how easy the switching process; "Over
88% of VIVAS Health customers rated the switching process as
very easy. People switch to VIVAS Health because they are avail-
ing of a better package for less money. There is no need to wait
until your renewal date to switch, There is no break in cover or re-
serving of waiting periods."
As with other insurance products, people shop around, so if your
health insurance is up for renewal, it is certainly worthwhile get-
ting a quote and see how much you could be saving while avail-
ing of a better product"
For more information on VIVAS Health plans, contact Murphy Mary Butler Cronin from St. Francis’s Court, Cork Hill pictured celebrating her
Insurances on 024 92524 for a personal quotation. 80th Birthday with her sons Joseph and Michael, daughters Margaret, Ellen,
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Director and choreographer Paula Goulding of RTE Celebrity Jigs and Reels fame
with Sarah Cummins, Ciara Kiely, Gemma Donovan and Majella Louise
Fitzgerald some of the cast from the international show Dancing Thru’ The Ages
during rehearsals at the Mall Arts Centre prior to the opening summer season per-
formance which begins this Wednesday and continues until the end of august. Mary pictured with her grandchildren and great grandchildren!
 Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

Official Opening Of Via @ The Priory

Jo and Fergal Dooley cutting the cake at Colin and Marie Murphy from the
Fergal Dooley, Colin and Helen Ryan, Noreen Murphy and Derek Ryan
the official opening Capital Coffee Co.

Pat and Ger Motherway with Roisin Murphy, PR James Browne, Maeve Flanagan and Jo Dooley,
Consultant Proprietor of The Priory

Dave Browne, Yawl Bay Seafood, Roisin Murphy, PR

Consultant and Fergal Dooley, Proprietor of the Priory

Jim, Una and Grainne Furey with Rachel Darcy Mary Cooper White with Mary and Joe Scanlon

Michael O’Connell with waitresses Katarzyna Priory Chef Luigi Camilleri, 2nd Chef Giovanni Mincione
Zielinska and Noelle White Kim Whyte, Artist and Designer with Anthony
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Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

Youghal Scout Unit (1937 - 2007) AMBITIOUS COMHALTAS

Presents PROPOSAL SEEKS MUSIC
70th Anniversary Celebration Concert ACCESS FOR ALL CHILDREN
Featuring: Ceolta Si Lar na Cruinne & Guests By Christy Parker
In: Bru na Si Cultural Centre (Cork Hill) COMHALTAS Craobh Eochaille (Youghal Comhaltas) is seeking
to establish a scheme whereby access to music education is provid-
On: Thursday July 12th 2007
ed for every child in east Cork. Called Irish Traditional Music
At: 8.30 pm Educational Service (ITMES), Craobh Eochaille chairman
Micheal de Buitleir also wants to establish a local, pilot version of
Tickets: 10.00 the scheme (LITMES) over three years, before rolling out the
Available From: Alan Hennessy 086 8149750 wider version.
Frank Morrisson 087 2248354 Craobh Eochaille has written to Youghal Town Council and other
Or on the night regional public institutions for support, while Cork County
Council and several school principals have already agreed to back
the idea. Mr. Buitleir says the proposal complies with the vision of
the Cork County Development Board (CDB) in its Integrated
Strategy for the county’s Economic, Social & Cultural
Development’.
Bru na Si,Craobh Eochaille’s own base and education centre, is a
thriving tourism and cultural facility and Mr. De Buitleir contends
that, as a community-based, voluntary organisation, it is ideally
placed to initiate the plan. He reflects that it already provides
music tuition at eight local national schools as well as running
adult courses.
Yet while Bru na Si delivers an intense programme of specialist
instrument training, the chairman says it still needs "increased
managerial capability and skills delivery. The proposed Local
ITMES would function as Bru na Si’s second stage development
and meet this requirement.
The three-year local pilot project would subsequently assist in set-
ting up the countywide ITMES, which would run under the aus-
pices of the CDB and be linked to Cork County Council’s Director
of Community and Enterprise", says Micheal.

karz
Further explaining his strategy, Micheal says, "It is prudent to first
call on partners that have already supported us, such as councils,
ECAD, Comhaltas Meitheal, schools and corporate sponsors.
Other bodies, like the VEC and UCC, could be invited to con-
tribute thereafter". He adds, "An integrated approach would give
value for money and recognise a local, organically driven resource
that has blossomed through huge voluntary effort and public fund-
ing"
The support of Youghal Town Council and other local bodies is
considered crucial to kick-start the initiative while Micheal con-
Unit 5D, Marlhill Court, Foxhole, Youghal cludes, "A comprehensive business case will soon be presented
and input and observations will be very welcome."
Tel 024 90270 / 086 380 0888
Seachtain na Gaelige -
01
04
Landrover Discovery 5 seater estate . . 14,950
Nissan Almera 3 door . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,900
Comortas na Fuinneoga
00 BMW 318i, Alloys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,500 AT an awards evening in the Walter Raleigh Hotel on Monday,
July 2nd, the committee of Conradh na Gaeilge presented prizes
04 Opel Meriva 1.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,750
to the winners of the Shop Window Competition in this year s
02 Toyota Avensis 1.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,500 Seachtain na Gaeilge.
03 Ford Fiesta, new type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,750 The competition was again very eagerly contested with the wel-
come addition of new entrants. The results were:
98 Mercedes C180 manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,750 First: Mrs Quinn s Charity Shop
00 Ford Focus 1.4 H/B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,950 Second: Jack O Patsy
95 Mitsubishi Pajero 7 seater . . . . . . . . . . . 6,900 Third: Read & Write
Best New Entry: Siul Eile
02 Seat Cordoba 1.4 Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,750 The committee of Conradh na Gaeilge would like to thank all the
00 VW Transporter LWB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,500 businesses in Youghal for participating and supporting this year s
00 Ford Cougar 2.5 Coupe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,500 Seachtain na Gaeilge. The committee would also like to thank the
former mayor Sammy Revins for officially opening the Seachtin,
01 Opel Corsa 1.0, alloys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,250 Youghal town councillors for attending and supporting, and a spe-
00 Seat Cordoba 1.6 Coupe . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,950 cial mention for Town Clerk Liam Ryan and the staff at the Mall
Arts Centre for their continued support and help in this year s
V i e w F u l l S t o c k L i s t a t event.
Go raibh mile maith agaibh go leir.
w w w . k a r z . i e (Una Furey, Jack O Patsy, 2nd, sent her apologies)
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YOUGHAL TOWN COUNCIL JULY MEETING

By Michael Twomey to disability and parking in town. Sarah Walsh, who gave the pres-
Report of the Town Clerk on matters arising from the minutes of entation, praised the Council for colouring the spaces blue, there-
the monthly meeting held on 11th June 2007. by making the spaces more visible. They also praised traffic war-
HOUSING & BUILDING: den, Tommy Roche for his ’brilliant’ work and the gardai for their
1.The Estate Enhancement Works identified for the entrance at diligence. The group is mainly unhappy about the abuse by
Gallagher’s Terrace/Gallagher’s Mews are underway and will be motorists of disabled spaces. The main objective of the group is to
completed by the end of this month. raise awareness with the public. To achieve this, the group is ask-
2.It has been agreed with our Engineering Staff that three speed ing for more clearly marked signs and erecting posters at most
ramps will be installed on a trial basis in Chestnut Drive. These commonly abused spaces. They would also like to see fines clear-
works will commence in early September when the children in the ly visible. Presenter, Sarah Walsh stated that most people park on
area have returned to school. disabled spaces for a few minutes and that a more visible aware-
ROADS: ness would help change attitudes. The presentation also showed
1.Under the Nan National Road Grant the agreed resurfacing members just how difficult parking can be, even within the spaces,
works of the Cul de Sac at Sweetfield Estate and the section of with some vehicles needing extra room for wheelchair loading and
Magners Hill will commence in late August. This will also entail off-loading. According to the group, a number of extra spaces are
the repair of existing footpaths in Sweetfield Estate Cul de Sac also needed with some current spaces in inappropriate places. The
area. deputation was very warmly received by the Council members
2. The Vice Mayor Cllr. Revins officially opened the Sli na Slainte who gave their support to the group’s proposals.
walk from the Mall House to the Front Strand Car Park recently.
This involved the erection of appropriate signage marking the 1. Votes of Congratulations.
route and showing the 1km and 2km positions. It is hoped that Cllr. Hennessy offered congratulations to all involved in St.
substantial numbers of people will use the designated walkway as Raphael’s Open Day. She also expressed best wishes to Cllr.
envisaged. McLellan, which was unanimously supported by the chamber.
WATER & SEWERS: Cllr. Revins congratulated the Waterford hurlers on their victory
1. The reservoirs are at full storage capacity with the average daily last Sunday. "We look forward to meeting them in the real final,"
demand now increasing to an average of 620,000 gallons per day he added.
currently.
2. I am currently unaware of any problems with the waste water 2. Town Foreman’s Report.
system and all pumphouses are operating satisfactorily. As in pre- Cllr. Burke asked that weeds, ’a metre high’, be cut by North
vious hot summers and because Youghal is swelled with a tourism Abbey graveyard. He added that a fence by Cherryvale had col-
population, citizens are asked to use water conciencously. lapsed and the area is now being used as a shortcut. He said a ’big
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: iron bar’ had been thrown across the gardens of nos. 6 and 7 in the
1. The grant of planning permission by Youghal Town Council to estate. He concluded by suggesting that the eastern walls of Green
Crowley Homes for the construction of 12 eco friendly houses at Park be painted as they are in a shabby state. Cllr. Linehan-Foley
Youghal Lands off of Windmill Hill has been appealed to An Bord ventured the proposal that a disabled ramp be fitted to the jetty for
Pleanala. Subsequently a decision will issue from An Bord getting on and off boats. The Town Clerk said it would need inves-
Pleanala in due course on the matter. tigation as to how a ramp would work. Cllr. Casey remarked that
2. A special meeting of the Council is scheduled for Monday 16th such ramps are typically associated with marinas. Cllr. Linehan-
July next where a presentation will be given to the members by Foley added ’weeds are all over town’. While recognising the
Galvin Developments in relation to a proposed development for efforts of Council staff she asked that the weeds be removed. She
their site which is the site of the old Couristan Carpets Factory at cited pot holes in the car park behind Quays bar as in need of
Indian Point, Mill Road, Youghal. Should this presentation be suc- attention. The Cllr. then said she felt ’strongly’ about the need for
cessful the members of Youghal Town Council will be required to more defibulators in town. She suggested that the Chamber of
vary the 2003 Development Plan to accommodate the proposed Commerce might provide one on the Main St. while the Council
development by Galvin Developments. should provide one at the Town Hall. True to her direct sense of
3. The opening of tenders for the construction phase of the humour, the Cllr concluded by praising the Town Clerk for all his
Enterprise Centre at St. Mary’s College will be opened at that ’wonderful work’ but ’could he do anything about the weather’?
Special Meeting of the 16th July next. Cllr. Revins requested a tidying up of the Gas Works exterior. Cllr.
RECREATION & AMENITY: Murray stated she had received ’a lot of complaints’ about the pub-
1. A new Residents Association has been set up by the residents of lic toilets in Market Square, which, she said, are in a ’disgraceful
Ard na Mara, Magners Hill. The Association seem very enthusias- state’. She also cited a number of visually unwelcome aspects to
tic in relation to their estate and have been awarded monies under Priory Court including unkept gardens, graffiti and two ’unoccu-
the RAPID Estate Enhancement Scheme. Works should com- pied, unsightly’ houses.
mence on some of these projects on the Estate shortly. The formal Cllr. Casey noted a persistent litter problem due to the abuse of
taking in charge of the estate is set for tonight’s meeting and small bins. He said the problem is especially bad in the early
should be completed by the end of October next. morning with the presence of crows. He suggested the Council
2. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the 240,000 look at alternative bins to help solve the problem. This issue found
grant from Cork County Council towards the Heritage equal irritation with Cllr. Beecher who added that, along with dog
Regeneration Project. This money represents 120,000 for 2006 & fowling, those responsible ’must be caught’. He added that a dis-
120,000 for 2007 and will greatly aid the advancement of the abled parking space is required at the top of Raheen Park estate for
project on the ground. residents. He then remarked that the backdoors of houses at
3. I would also like to welcome the grant aid of 124,852.16 from Dermot Hurley need upgrading. "You can fit your finger in the
the County Council for the completion of footpaths at Claycastle gaps of the doors," he said. Cllr. Hennessy informed members that
Road and Car Park. This is a very welcome contribution and will a newly erected railing at the town walls sallyport is loose and
certainly add to the infrastructure of the area. needs resetting. Mayor Savage revisited the litter issue to remind
Councillors that ’Youghal has litter free status’. He concluded that
Deputation from the Disability Action/Awareness Group. the Council should ’look again’ at the possibility of a pedestrian
The newly formed Disability Action/Awareness Group presented crossing at Greencloyne due to the popular use of the playground
a number of outstanding issues to the Youghal Council. They there.
began by listing what they called the happy and unhappy aspects
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

Youghal Town Council July Meeting still not ascertained who the owner is. "I have a number of names and
I will pursue it," he promised. "I have full faith in you," Cllr. Beecher
3. Cork County Council Items assured him. Cllr. Murray asked that the proposed library site be
Report by Cllr. Murray. The Cllr. told members that water meters cleaned of weeds. The Engineer said he has now got a key to the
have been installed ’without much disruption’ and that broadband is to premises and a clean up will be carried out. Cllr. Murray also raised
follow. She listed a number of events being organised for Youghal a problem of overgrowth on a path at Summerfield and the mound of
library, mostly children’s activities. A grant of 175,000 is available dirt at Shannavine. She then praised the ’swiftness’ to which
to primary schools for the purchasing of books, according to the Cllr. Travellers had been ’moved on’ from town recently. The Mayor also
with Cork County Council financing the initiative. said that he had contacted the County Council and ’asked for some-
Other Issues. thing to be done about this’ and was pleased with the quickness of the
Cllr. Linehan-Foley said Triathlon organisers are ’very happy’ with the response. Cllr. Beecher also offered his appreciation to the County
road surface in the strand area and are hoping for Cork County Council and the Town Clerk on ’acting swiftly to remove the
Council to leave it as it is prior to the event. Cllr. Burke said there was Travellers’. Cllr. Linehan-Foley asked if ’there is any chance of clean-
a ’serious issue in Store Street’ that needed attention. He informed the ing the graffiti off the slob bank sluice?’ adding that when you drive
Council a contractor had damaged a water main and Youghal Meals along the Breton Road ’all you can see is two big eyes looking at you’.
on Wheels were unable to provide meals to the elderly. He said the Cllr. Savage expressed the view that the odour from the landfill site
water supply had been cut from 11.30 and had not been reconnected is ’not from the heat’ and had noticed there is ’an inordinate amount
by 4.30. The Cllr. requested an immediate response from the County of flies around’. On the issue of the foul odour emanating from the
Council. He then referred to the ’appalling condition’ of the Youghal dump, the County Manager said the County Council has ’made cer-
landfill site road asking that it be repaired. The Town Engineer replied tain changes by redirecting waste water sludge’. He added ’all mate-
that the ESB must first install supply in the area before the resurfac- rials are handled carefully’ and they are ’looking for more sustainable
ing can be carried out. The Cllr. then revisited the front strand outfall routes’. On other issues, he said that a super-loo for Claycastle is not
problem asking the County Council if they will match the 30,000 a priority and he believes both Councils should look toward sharing
committed by Youghal Town Council to have the outfall extended. workloads and co-operating to ’improve the level of services’.
The County Manager said it was his understanding that the work is 4. Mayor’s Business.
due to begin in 2008 and Cork County Council ’will not be found The Mayor informed members that Sr. Maura had sent a card thank-
wanting’, before adding that he would try to ’speed up the process’ to ing the Council for the recent civic reception held in her honour.
ensure an early start to the work next year. Cllr. Burke again lament- 5. Flood Relief Scheme Correspondence.
ed the conditions in Sruthain na Saille citing the long grass, stating The Town Clerk informed members that the department has request-
that while all other areas get grass cutting, the estate has not yet been ed a report from the Council outlining the effects of flooding in
attended to. Cllr. Murray remarked that the type of grass there could Youghal such as the number of houses damaged and the extent and
catch fire in a hot spell, before adding that the work requires a tractor. frequency of flooding in the area. Cllr. Casey said it is ’well docu-
She also stated that she had asked Engineer, Jack MacCarthy about it mented how much flooding is in Youghal’. "We here in Youghal have
and he replied that he ’does not cut grass’, Cllr. Casey asked if that suffered regularly. This is an urgent matter and we should proceed
meant Youghal Town Council staff are working for Cork County with it rapidly," he added.
Council. 6. Heritage Island Proposal - Ireland’s Visitor Attractions.
The Town Clerk said the Council endeavours to ’maintain all areas of The Town Clerk displayed brochures produced by Heritage Island to
the town’. Cllr. Casey retorted. "Maybe Cork County Council should Councillors informing them that the cost of advertising Youghal in
be paying us." Cllr. Burke then asked if any progress was being made the magazine would be 1,800. The magazine’s ability to advertise
on the structural issues at Moll Goggin’s corner. The Town Engineer internationally was greeted with favour by the chamber. Cllr. Revins
said. "Consultants have been appointed but there will be no work this said. "We should run with this and make it part of the Heritage Plan.
year." The County Manager added that an on site inspection would be Cllr. Murray said she thought the Chamber of Commerce ’have paid
carried out soon. Cllr. Burke concluded that the footpaths in Tallow membership this year’. "Do we need to pay as well?" she asked. The
Street are in bad repair. Cllr. Revins requested an update on his Town Clerk replied. "We are applying for 2008. The onus is on
motion to have a section of the Claycastle car park closed at night by Youghal Town Council to take ownership." The Mayor was also
a gate to prevent boy racers from using the area. He also said a jeep enthusiastic saying the Council ’had a great opportunity to get in for
had been burned out at Pilmore. The Town Clerk expressed the view next season’. He said other agencies such as Cork/Kerry tourism were
that the onus is on the gardai, not the local authority’. He added that often ’too late’ in the season when coming forth with marketing.
enforcement is not being carried out. Cllr. Revins stated that the car- 7. Motion in the name of Cllr. Casey seconded by Cllr. Burke.
avan sites are now full and people cannot sleep with the noise. "That this Council erects a sculpture of bronze or stone to mark the
The Town Clerk said the problem was the same as anti-social behav- contribution of the fishermen and their families to the heritage and
iour. "You are just shifting the problem somewhere else. You will only culture of Youghal. That the sculpture be of a salmon yawl with oars
see a reduction when we have proper enforcement, " he said. The and nets". Speaking on this motion Cllr. Casey said. "The contribu-
Town Clerk forcefully restated his belief that measures were too often tion of fishermen to Youghal has been enormous and it has been taken
applied to suit the minority. "It’s about time the silent majority had away at the stroke of a pen. Over the years their families worked
their say. Why do we have to respond to minorities all the time? The extremely hard in terrible conditions. These were large families on
gardai do a good job but there is a problem when it comes to minor small incomes and it is about time that their contribution was recog-
issues," he said. Cllr. Beecher said a national ban on noisy exhausts nised." Cllr. Burke supported the motion and added. "The salmon
should be adopted. Mayor Savage suggested writing to the fishermen have made a huge contribution to the heritage and eco-
Superintendent reminding him of his ’commitment’ to tackle the prob- nomic development of the town. In the pre-industrial period fisheries
lem. was the only industry in Youghal. Many of the fishermen formed the
Cllr. Casey advised that areas of the slob bank are in danger of ’being core of the lifeboat service, people such as the Hennessys, the
breached in a storm’. He asked when broadband would be rolled out Hickeys and the Murphys as well as the boat building Buttimers."
in Youghal and noted the strange phenomenon of a low frequency sig- Both Cllrs. Linehan-Foley and Cllr. Revins expressed praise for the
nal interfering with push button car keys, which, he said, was affect- motion while Cllr. Beecher remarked that it is ’right and fitting to
ing the Mall area in particular. "You can’t lock your car at times," he recognise the men and women who went out on rough waters’ to
said. Cllr. Beecher complained that despite new laws against roadside catch salmon from the ’world famous Blackwater’.
car selling, cars are still being set up for sale at Dolphin’s Square. He 8. Any Other Business.
also wanted to know if a derelict site notice had being issued to the Cllr. Casey was raising the issue of traffic dangers at Raheen
owners of the property opposite the League of the Cross building. He Park/Sarsfield Terrace when he was informed by the Town Clerk that
stated the odour from the Youghal landfill site ’is poisonous’ and plans for an overhaul are in place
asked when would the super-loo be arriving for Claycastle. He then Cllr. Linehan-Foley expressed the view that ’a ban be put in place for
revisited his demand for a speed limit change in the Cock and Bull a certain breed of dog. "We should write to the relevant department
area. The Town Engineer said it was ’all systems go’ regarding the and declare that we want a ban," she said. She warned that dogs
speed limit change. Cllr. Beecher concluded by asking if the Engineer reared for fighting are loose on the beach.
had found the owner of kilnatoora property with the ’dangerous over-
growth’ problem. The engineer said he has still not ascertained who
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Youghal - Sl na SlÆinte LAUNCH

Tuesday the 3rd of July saw the launch of the 151st Sl na SlÆinte weeks. All are welcome to join in and the walks will depart at 7pm
route in Ireland. from the Town Hall (the Sli na Slainte route starting point).
With physical inactivity being one of the main risk factors for heart Contact Stacey from Cumann na Daoine on 024 91900. This activ-
disease, using a Sli na SlÆinte walking route is an excellent way to ity is free of charge.For further information please contact Anne
accumulate 30 minutes of physical activity, on most days of the Riordan - 021 4505822
week.
The Youghal Sl na SlÆinte is a 4km in length an ideal way to help
accumulate the minimum of 30 minutes of daily walking, which is
recommended for heart health benefits. Reduce blood pressure,
heart disease, cholesterol, osteporosis, obesity, diabetes, some
forms of cancer and depression.
Anne Riordan, Regional Manager of the Irish Heart Foundation
spoke at the launch of the foundation’s gratitude to outgoing
Mayor Sammy Revins, and Liam Ryan, Town Clerk as well as the
very supportive local community in Youghal for making this all
possible.
"The most important thing now is that the route is well promoted,
well respected and above all, well used" She said Cllr. Sammy Revins unveiling the Sli na Slainte Start outside the Mall House,
Youghal accompanied by Imelda Farrell and Anne Riordan of the Irish Heart
Local trained walking leaders are planning to lead weekly walks Foundation, Liam Ryan Town Clerk, Members of Cumann Na Daoine and Youghal
along the Sli na Slainte route from Wednesday July 25th for four Cardiac Support Group.

Imelda Farrell Irish Heart Foundation, Tom Donnelly Youghal Cardiac Support
Group, Fiona McDevitt, Irish Heart Foundation, Phil Mangan, Irish Heart Youghal Family Resource Centre Graduation Class 2006 - 07
Foundation, Anthony Egan Walking Leader, Stacey Quinlivan of Cumann Na Graduates Sarah Haskett, Realta Hynes, Josh Persaud, Conor Murphy with staff
Daoine, Anne Riordan Irish Heart Foundation and Cllr. Sammy Revins from the Family Resource Centre.
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

CEOLTA SI OPENING NIGHT AT THE WALTER

RALEIGH HOTEL PROCEEDS TO COIS ABHANN Photo Michael Hussey

Mary Coakley, Tess Motherway and Ina Griffin Ceolta Si musicians Sinead Twomey, Austin Cassidy
Nora Boyhan, Chrissie Brennan, Billy Ahern and at and Breeda Whyte
the back Billy Murphy and Una Cronin

Louise Keating and Mattie Fahy getting ready for the Cois Abhann staff Mary Barron, Una Cronin and Mary
big show Guitarists Sean O’Brien with his sisters Anna and Cata Terry at the opening night

Birthday Girl Lorraine and friends at the party held at The Devonshire Arms Hotel

Ceolta Si musicians at the start of their summer performance at The Walter Raleigh 60th Birthday Celebrations for Richard
Hotel Hickey at the GAA Club Pavillion
Seachtain na Gaeilge Comortas na
Fuinneoga at The Walter Raleigh Hotel
Photo Michael Hussey

Mary and Richard Hickey with children Stuart, Deborah, Lisa and Tara

1st Prizewinner Diana Irwin, Mrs Quin’s Charity Shop, NCBI and 3rd prize win-
ner Phil Crowley, Read and Write pictured with Donacha O’Cearuill, Chairman
Conradh na Gaeilge and Aingeal Ui Domhnaill, Secretary

Youghal Scout hall available for

meetings/classes. Reasonable rates.
Contact Ruth on 086 3252278.
The Hickey Family
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YOUG
GHAL GOLF CLUB
B YOUGHAL
Junior Golf Tuesday 26th. June 2007
Cat 1 - 18Holes Single Stableford; 1 Paul O’Callaghan (7) 37pts. ATHLETIC CLUB
2 Eoghan Keniry (16) 36pts. 3 Michael Coleman (7) 26pts. 4 Sponsored By Youghal Credit Union
Robert Cullinane (26) 35pts. Cat 2 - 15 Holes Single Stableford; 1
Stephen Walsh (30) 27pts. 2 Clement Ruxon (31) 27pts.Cat 3 - 9
Holes single Stableford; 1 Shane Horgan; 2 Michael O’Neill.
All-Ireland Junior Championships
There was more success for Youghal athletes at the All-Ireland
LADIES
Junior Track and Field Championships in Tullamore on Sunday.
Wednesday 27th June - 18 Hole Stroke - Jim Doyle Cup.
Michael Healy, our youngest competitor in action at 16 years of
Sponsored by: Youghal Credit Union.
age won the silver medal in the Under 20 High Jump competition
Winner: Maeve Troupe Kelly (15) 69
with a best clearance of 1.70m. Conditions were very difficult for
Silver; 1 Marion Sweeney (6) 73; 2 Mary Lawton (16) 76; Best
jumping where rain made the take-off very slippery.
Gross: Mary Kennedy (15) 94; 3 Sheelagh O’Brien (16) 79
Sarah Ryan produced another personal best in the Ladies Pole
Bronze; 1 Margaret Power (25) 73; 2 Mary Pomprett (31) 76; 3
Vault clearing 2.80m for the first time in her career. She finished
Marion Feelly (21) 76; 4 Breeda Curtin (22) 76.
in second place in this competition. James Flanagan took the
Wed 4th July 2007 - 18H Open 4 Ball Stableford.
bronze medal in the Mens Pole Vault with a clearance of 3.00m.
Sponsor: Bank of Ireland.
1. J Coyne (16) & E Coyne (17) 37pts. ; 2. P O’Shea (13) & P
Murphy, (15) (Fermoy) 35pts; Best Gross: M Sweeney (5) & M Dromana 5 Results
Mackey (8) (Mallow) 27; 3. D Botlel (13) & A Cremen (19) Youghal athletes were in action at the Dromana five mile road race
(Fermoy) 34pts; 4. F Forrest (11) & M Feeley (21) 33pts on Back last Friday night. Results were as follows: 34:06 Kieran Curley,
9. 36:30 Eamonn Flanagan; 36:45 Pat Arnott; 37:25 Kevin Power;
FIXTURES; Friday 13th.July Open Mixed Foursomes from 5pm. 49:11 Evet Victor

Ladies Golf Open 3 Ball

Eugene & Tep Riordan Memorial Mixed Foursomes.
Friday 29th. June.
1 Joe & Breda Fitzgerald; 2 Michael Halpin & Maeve Troupe
Kelly; Best Gross: John & Martina Hooley; 3 George Treacy &
Sponsored by Bank Of Ireland
Catherine McSweeney; 4 Paul & Sheila Morrison.

GENTS
Saturday 30th.June & Sunday 1st. July - Open Fourball
Stableford - Sponsored by Laim Burns PGA Professional.
1 John Hooley (5) Tommy Kenneally (9) 44pts on Back 12; 2 John
Cronin (11) Noel O’Driscoll (13) 44pts on Back 9; 3 James F Ryan
(14) Nicholas Hannon (17) 44pts; Best Saturday: P.J. Bunyan (7)
Gene Shiels (13) 42pts; Best Sunday: Eddie Ryan (5) Billy Joyce
(11) 44pts.
Open 18 H Singles Stableford - Fri 6th- Sat 7th. Sun 8th. July.
Sponsored: Multi-Roofing Systems.
1. M Kearns (17) 42pts Back 9; 2. S Broderick (15) 42pts; Best 4th prizewinners: Marian Feeley and Frankie Forrest receive their prize from
Gross: T Kenefick (2) 38pts Gross; 3. R Keniry (12) 41pts Back 9 Amelia Fitzgerald, Bank Of Ireland Sponsors; Lady Captain Deirdre O’Brien and
4 M O’Sullivan (15) 41pts; 5. M J McCarthy (17) 40pts Back 9 ; Lady Vice Captain Sheila Coyne
Best Fri: I O’Callaghan (3) 37pts; Beat Sat: M Canning (14) 40pts
Beat Sun: J O’Regan (13) 40pts Back 9
C.S.S.: Fri - 72 Sat- 71 Sun- 71
FIXTURES; Fri 13th.Sun 15th.July OPEN Singles
East Munster Boys U-19 - Tues 3th. July 2007-07-08
Sponsor: Mr B E Kelly
1. B Curtin (6) Youghal 73 Gross; 2. W Joyce (15) Youghal 77
Gross; 3. C Sheehan (15) Youghal 79 Gross; 4. J O’Callaghan (7)
East Cork 79 Gross; 1. Nett. C Roche (16) Dungarvan 65; 2. Nett.
A Hayes (15) Youghal 65; 3. J O’Keeffe (20) W Wateeford 70; 4.
G Hurley (10) W Waterford 70

3rd prizewinners: Deirdre Botel and Audrey Cremen receive their prize from
Amelia Fitzgerald, Bank Of Ireland Sponsors; Lady Captain Deirdre O’Brien and
Lady Vice Captain Sheila Coyne

1st prizewinners: Twins Edel and Julie Coyne receive their prize from Amelia Best Gross: Marion Sweeney and Marie Mackey receive their prize from Amelia
Fitzgerald, Bank Of Ireland Sponsors; Lady Captain Deirdre O’Brien and Lady Fitzgerald, Bank Of Ireland Sponsors; Lady Captain Deirdre O’Brien and Lady
Vice Captain Sheila Coyne Vice Captain Sheila Coyne
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

Youghal United A.F.C.

Main Sponsor DR Developments
Annual Summer Camp
The annual summer camp was held in the club grounds last week
with over 120 kids’ boys and girls involved. Ages ranged from 7-
14 years of age and again this year it was a great success. The only
aspect of course to dampen things was the weather. One day had
to be cancelled due to the persistent rain, which is the first time in
the five years of the camps that a day had to be cancelled. I would
like to thank Billy Cotter who co-ordinated the camp with the FAI
and Sally O’Sullivan who helped out throughout the week. Also
the coaches, for their time and enthusiasm during the week.
Volunteers Required
The club at the moment are having difficulty in getting people
involved in helping out with the younger kids aged 7-10. For par-
ents or people willing to help, it is very enjoyable coaching these
kids. At the moment there are too many kids for the amount of
coaches involved with these age groups. But the simple fact is that
two people cannot train fifty or sixty kids. We need people to get Participants in the Youghal United Soccer Camp
involved. The club are now actively asking people to help out for
just one hour a week. This hour can be organised to suit the peo- CLAYCASTLE PITCH & PUTT
ple involved any evening or at the weekend.Training will be pro- Wed, 27 & Fri, 29 June 4 ball competition was sponsored by The
vided to everyone willing to help. Due to regulations within the Coffee Pot and we are very grateful for this sponsor. 1st Nett
FAI, all kid’s teams must have two adults present at all times Seamus Murphy & Ted Healy, Gross Martin Keohane & Ed Long,
which the club will be strictly putting into place. 2nd Nett Rita Ryall & Frances Mellerick, Our thanks to Kieran
Dog Foul - Dog Ban Quill who sponsored Wed 4 & Fri 6 July 4 ball competition
I am sorry to say that the club have to introduce a total ban on dogs 1st Nett Kieran Hennessy & Ted Healy; Gross Tom Bulman &
being let free or walked by there owners in the clubs grounds at Michael Ryall; Back 9, Mixed Nett Frances Melerick & Ed Long,
Ardrath Park. This is because of a very serious health and safety Apologies to Declan O’Shea for not mentioning his hole in one
issue that has being getting progressively worse over the last year. in Lady Captains competition held recently.
The amount of dog foul that is on the clubs pitches and training
facilities is totally unacceptable. A lot of dog owners are bringing
there dogs into the grounds and letting them free and don’t seem
Youghal C.Y.M.S. Play Snooker
to care about the fouling.Dog foul is a very serious hazard to play- At International Level
ers who, if they get it in there eyes can be blinded in certain cir-
Best wishes to the Youghal C.Y.M.S. junior snooker team who
cumstances. Also this goes for our FAS guys who when cutting the
travel to the Ivy Rooms, Carlow on July 12th to compete in the
grass. Another aspect is that it just isn’t nice for an eleven year old
friendly club international tournament. The team will consist of
to fall on the ground while playing a game and, get destroyed in
Ger Kelly, James Hennessy, Christopher Cooney, Dane Ring,
dog foul which has happened. Also a referee can call off a game if
Aaron Tobin, Sammy Hassan, Simon Herlihy and Corey Moloney.
he deems the pitch to be a health hazard to the players because of
The Youghal Boy’s will play the Qatar National Junior Squad who
foul. Signs are in the process of being erected notifying people of
have a very good record. The junior team have been practising for
the ban. Please respect them as it will be strictly enforced.
this competition over the past couple of weeks and are confident
Advertising Signs
in their venture in playing the fancied Qatar Team, especially with
The club are in the process of writing to businesses that don’t have
our very own Christopher Cooney who has been recently asked to
an advertising sign in the club grounds. People are being asked to
play with the Irish Junior Snooker Team. This is a magnificent
see if they would be interested in erecting a sign to advertise there
achievement for Christopher and the Cooney family as both father
business. The cost will be 150 a year rental charge which is only
and son are now representing Ireland at International level!
3 a week. The first 150 would cover the cost of the sign and
Brendan Cooney has played for Ireland in the recent Celtic
erecting it. This would allow up to three main colours on the sign
Challenge. This must surely be another record for the C.Y.M.S.
and would be a standard 8 ft by 2 ft. Every year there after would
and the people of the town can be proud in these two outstanding
be rental charge. Anyone who has an interest can contact Damien
players.
O’Brien on 086-1988526.
Fallen Trees
Last Wednesday evening saw the felling of two mature trees on
the Windmill Hill side of the grounds. The bordering ditch
between the grounds and Seaview Place is where they came down
due to the ferocious winds at about 6pm. These trees fell into two
adjacent gardens. The club are in the process of organising in con-
junction with the residents tree surgeons to remove the fallen
trees. Thankfully nobody was hurt in the incident.
All-Weather Pitch
The clubs all-weather pitch is available for hire at 25 per hour for
five a side pitch or 50 for a full pitch. The man to contact is Chris
on 086-3461540.
Managers
The club are looking for people who are interested in managing Congratulations to Aaron Tobin who beat Craig
C.Y.M.S. Hon. Vice President O’Sullivan by 2 frames to 1 in an exciting
the clubs junior team to contact them over the next week as the Mr. Brendan Cooney presents the Champions Of Champions final where Aaron
entering of teams has to be finalised over the next ten days. Also Raymond Donoghue Memorial cleared all the colours from the brown up to
there are a couple of kid’s teams that the club are looking for man- Trophy to winner Mr. Anthony win on the final black. Picture includes match
agers for. Again, anyone interested please contact anyone within Horgan. Anthony beat Mr. referee Brendan Cooney. Scorekeeper Ashley
the club. William Kelly 3 frames to 1 Lewis.
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Celebrity Jigs ’n’ Reels Star Ragœs, Celtic Legends and Dance of Desire, have ensured the
Show’s professional reputation on an international stage with high-
Produces Her Own Show profile performances in Kuwait and Italy. The Show’s lead singer,
Caroline Fraher, is one of East Cork’s most sought-after singers
Star of Celebrity Jigs ’n’ Reels, Paula Goulding returns to Youghal and released a live album last December. She is a member of
with her groundbreaking show, Dancing Thru the Ages. Cork’s most prestigious choir, Madrigal 75, and has received the
Following eight weeks of intensive rehearsal and performance personal acclaim of Frances Black.
with Fair City’s Gerard Byrne, which saw them get down to the Dancing Thru the Ages is a must-see for music lovers of all ages
last two in RTE’s successful celebrity show, and three weeks tour- and nationalities. After four incredibly successful years, this
ing Japan with The Chieftains as their principal dancer, Paula will group of musicians and dancers from all over the country are a
now take a pivotal role in the choreography and promotion of prime example of the level of professionalism that can be achieved
Dancing Thru the Ages. with passion and determination. Many of our musicians began
In anticipation of opening night on Wednesday, July 11th, the
Show’s producers have taken steps to help catapult the production
onto the world stage. Steve Cooney, one of Ireland’s legendary
musicians, has been working closely with the Show’s seven-piece
band, collaborating on new musical arrangements and interpreta-
tions of traditional and contemporary Irish styles. Steve, who has
worked with Mary Black, Stockton’s Wing, Sharon Shannon and
Sinead O’Connor, will return to Youghal to produce the Show’s
forthcoming studio album. Cork-based American set designer,
Lisa Zagone, has also been drafted in to completely redesign the
Dancing Thru the Ages set.
The Mall Arts Centre, an eighteenth century building overlooking
the majestic River Blackwater, is the home of Dancing Thru the
Ages. The Show returns to The Mall Arts Centre, Youghal on July
11th and will perform throughout July and August every
Wednesday and Thursday night. In the four years since its incep-
tion, Dancing Thru the Ages has quickly become East Cork’s
biggest cultural export. World-class musicians and dancers, who
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their careers with their local branch of Comhaltas Ceolt ir ire-
ann, Ireland’s premier organisation for traditional music. The edu-
cation they received here was invaluable in instilling in them a
sense of pride and preservation for Ireland’s unique musical cul-
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interaction between band members and dancers during the per-
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International Quilt Competition
For the past four years, as part of the Youghal Celebrates History
end of summer festival, an International Quilt Competition has
been held in St. Mary’s Collegiate Church.
Since its inception, the competition has gone from strength to
strength, growing each year in terms of the number of entrants and
in the quality of their entries. It has thus become one of the
region’s most important showcases for the craft.
Last year’s competition was won by the Ungemach sisters from
the US, Janet Parker, Joan Brumbach and Lee Baszczewsk - affec-
tionately known as the ’YaYa’s’.
The sisters had travelled to Youghal the previous year as part of a
contingent of performers involved in the 2005 Youghal Celebrates
History Festival, ’The Life and Times of Sir Walter Raleigh’.
’Throughout our Ireland visit, the citizens of Youghal went beyond
hospitality to make their American visitors feel welcome,’ said One of the many entries for the 2006 Quilt Competition
Joan who lives in Manteo.
’We were particularly drawn to the Festival’s Quilt Exhibition at The theme of this year’s competition is ’Churches and Cloisters’
St. Mary’s and decided to show our gratitude to our Irish hosts by and organisers anticipate that it will be the best yet.
entering the competition the following year.’ Some of the enquiries already received have been from the United
The twinning of Manteo and Youghal provided the inspiration for States, Australia, Hungary and Britain - in addition to those of our
the sisters to link the towns in fabric and they set about creating a own talented quilt makers in Ireland.
fantasy scene of the two shores of Youghal and Manteo as viewed The competition will run from Sunday 23rd September - Sunday
through the window of a ship’s captain’s quarters. The result- sen- 30th September and quilts will be exhibited in St. Mary’s
sational. Collegiate Church for that duration. Judging will take place on
Joan remarked on the quilt, ’Any quilter knows, part of the process 28th September, with prizes to the value of 1000.
of creating a quilt is holding the image of the person - or persons, The closing date for all entries is 15th September 2007. However
and in this case, a whole town - in your heart whilst working on it. the Youghal Celebrates History Office asks that notices of intent
All of y’all in Youghal have been in our hearts since we left and be submitted by the 21st July 2007. Full details can be found at
we want to send you a very big "Thank You"!’ www.youghalcelebrateshistory.com

WHAT’S ON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON Thur 12th Spanish Disco 8pm - 11pm

TEA DANCES Sat 14th

Sun 15th
Youghal Radio Dance 8pm
Afternoon Tea Dance 4pm - 7pm
4.00pm - 6.30pm Food available all day long Mon 16th Ceolta Si
Sunday 15th July Dave Rea Tues 17th Spanish Disco 8-11pm Youghal Chambers 9.30- 5pm
Sunday 22nd July Tedd & Christy Wed 18th Tea Dancing 9pm - 11.45 pm
Sunday 29th July Sam O’Doherty Thurs 19th Spanish Disco 8pm - 11pm
Fri 20th Safe Pass 8am - 4pm
Sun 22nd Afternoon Tea Dancing 4-7pm
Wednesday Night Mon 23rd Ceolta Si
Summer-time Dancing Tues 24th
Wed 25th
Safe Pass 8am - 4pm Spanish Disco 8-11pm
Tea Dancing 9 -11.45pm Youghal Retail 9.30am-2.30pm
Dancing from 9.30pm-11.45pm
Fri 27th Cope Foundation Benefit night
Wed 27th June Declan Aungier
Sun 29th Afternoon Tea dancing 4pm - 6.30pm
Wed 4th July Dermot Lyons Mon 30th Ceolta Si
Wed 11th July Patrick O Sullivan
Wed 18th July Johnny Barrett Live Bar Music
Wed 25th July Dave Rea July 13th Delta Dawn July 17th Gordon Coleman
Note: doors open at 9.00pm Dancing 9.30 - 11.45pm July 21st Delta Dawn July 24th Liam & Ollie
July 27th Mark Ansbro July 28th Brendan Kelly
Enjoy our Traditional Music Night Every Tuesday July 31st Liam & Ollie
With Liam & Ollie It’s the Ideal Setting for all Business Meetings / Conferences etc
& Ceolta Si Every Monday Choice of Venues within the Hotel ~ depending on numbers, layout etc.
With / without bar facilities / refreshments etc.
Bridge Club Every Mon, Tues & Thurs Night Comfort & Privacy Guaranteed
Yoga Classes Every Tues & Wed Nights Contact the Hotel ..024 92011
Ceolta Si every Mon night Email .walterraleighhotel@eircom.net
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COLLINS
Town and Country Supplies
BOOK YOUR PLACE FOR SUMMER Unit 3, Yawl Business Park, Foxhole, Youghal
FITNESS AT AURA YOUGHAL LEISURE Tel: 024 20655 Mobile: 087 288 9159
CENTRE SUMMER CAMPS 2007 SPECIAL OFFER ON BEDDING PLANTS
The school summer holidays are upon us and the question on the LARGE RANGE OF GARDENING
lips of every parent is what can they do to occupy and entertain PRODUCTS
their children during the long summer months? If you haven t Including Furniture, Plants, Compost,
already done it, then look no further than Aura Youghal Leisure Fertilisers and more
Centre.
The professional staff at the pay-as-you-go facility have organised LARGE RANGE OF AGRI PRODUCTS
Summer Camps for children offering plenty of activities to keep Including Fencing Equipment, Tools,
the children entertained during the holidays and it all kicks off on Horse Feed Silage Wrap and more
July 2nd.
The Summer Camps will run on a weekly basis for an eight week Also Pet Food and Accessories, Coal,
period with the first starting next week. If you haven t booked Gas and Briquettes, Cement and Hardware
your kids place yet, don t worry; with eight weeks on offer, you

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All Aura staff are fully trained under the new code of ethics for
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of training and instruction. A strong emphasis is placed on safety
and care at all times.
Aura Youghal Leisure Centre is expecting a huge turnout and staff

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are encouraging as many children as possible to participate in the
fun. The centre has focused on organising events for the whole
community to enjoy and looks forward to showcasing the first
class facilities which are attracting a large number of people to
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sive range of fitness classes are available daily, all taught and
monitored by the professional Aura staff. Aura also provides
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of abilities.
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NILAND
SALON
Proprietor: Jackie Niland
Tel: 024 - 90677
10 South Main St. Youghal

CEOLTA SI AG TEACHT ARIS

By Christy Parker
The sun may be uncertain but Seisiun Ceolta Si can be trusted to
Rendez-Vous CafØ
shine every summer in Youghal. This year will be no exception
South Main Street, Youghal
and Comhaltas Craobh Eochaille’s annual show of traditional
music, song dance and storytelling is poised to brighten our skies. OPEN: Monday 9.30am - 5pm Closed Tuesday
To mark the 25th anniversary of Comhaltas in Youghal, the group Wednesday - Sunday 9.30am - 6.30pm
will perform 25 nights throughout the town this summer. The pro-
duction team will be led by Daithi Kearney of UCC and formally Breakfast served til 12.30
of Simsa Tire, in his third year with Ceolta Si. Lunches: Paninis, Bag, Wrap, Fresh Fish,
Ceolta Si has long supported fundraising causes and several such Open Sandwiches, Salads
gigs are scheduled for the coming weeks. Amongst the beneficiar-
ies will be Youghal’s Cois Abhann Retirement Home while a con- Daily Specials
cert for the Arusha Project in Tanzania will help ease hardship at
the further end of the global village. Tel 024 25777
Meanwhile Youghal Scouts and Guides plan to celebrate their
70th year at a Bru na Si night and several organisations are book-
ing the Gazebo restaurant, Cork road, to experience the newly-
established, innovative ’taste of Irish’ nights.
Since acquiring its own home in 2004, the Ceolta Si group has
Blooming Flowers
blossomed, adhering magnificently to the original, traditional val- Open 7 days 7 day Delivery
ues of Irish music, song and dance. In sparing no effort to explore
the vast repertoire of traditional Irish tunes, the group regularly
researches the national archives. FLOWERS AND BALLOONS FOR EVERY OCCASION!
The resultant performances from these dedicated exertions have Weddings Anniversary New Arrivals
brought international recognition. Last April, the Irish Embassy in
Mexico chose Ceolta Si to represent Ireland at the highly presti- Funeral Sprays & Wreaths
gious ’Ollinkan International World Cultures Festival, where they Available for all your wedding requirements
also delivered a lecture on Irish traditional music, its roots and
survival. "It was a tremendous honour to be invited to represent PARTY SPECIALISTS
our country amongst so many global traditions but to be asked to
deliver a lecture as well was the ultimate seal of approval", says We can help you arrange a perfect party whatever your
Ceolta Si chairman Micheal de Buitleir. budget, from balloons to buffet. We can supply a wide
The Mexico adventure was preceded by another invited journey to range of table decorations, garlands, banners, confetti,
the Welsh Senate, where their performances were televised to paper lanterns, and of course balloons. Our decorating
welsh audiences. Other countries visited in recent times include team can set up your venue for your whether its a
France, Italy and the Czech Republic. birthday, christening, anniversary or any other occasion.
All funds generated Ceolta Si are re-invested in the branch whose Let us take the stress and you take the credit.
work also includes music lessons for all ages, school outreach pro- Why not call in and have a chat with our friendly staff.
grammes dancing classes a local radio show and various concerts.
Its enterprises are co-ordinated from its purpose built headquarters
and education centre at Bru na Si, Magniers Hill. Contact
To witness these talented exponents of traditional Irish culture the
following schedule applies to the end of August: Mondays, Walter Teresa Cudlip
Raleigh hotel, 8pm; Weds: ’A Taste of Irish’, Gazebo ICSF MSF
restaurant,8pm (024) 91373); Thurs: Bru na Si Magniers Hill on 024 90907
(8pm) Tickets: Adults 10, children 5 from Youghal Tourist
www.youghalflowers.com
office (024) 20170. Inquiries:087-7934504/086-8693091
Web: www.brunasi.com/index.html
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Youghal Celebrates History
Conference 07
CHURCHES & CLOISTERS IN MEDIEVAL YOUGHAL
TONE & TAN
29th - 30th September 2007
ABOUT THE EVENT
Beauty Centre
Now in its fifth year, the Bord Failte designated heritage 28 Friar Street, Youghal
town of Youghal is holding its Annual Conference under the
theme of Youghal Celebrates History. The subject of this Tel (024) 91082
year’s conference is Churches and Cloisters in Medieval Proprietor Norma Stone
Youghal: Ireland’s First Franciscan Friary. Conference
attendees will be treated to thought-provoking and enter- Get a beautiful Golden Tan this
taining lectures by eminent speakers who will share their Summer on our Turbo Sun Shower
knowledge and insights into the role of the Franciscans in
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Website: www.youghalcelebrateshistory.com For the Tan of your life and the life of your Tan!
New Opening Hours:
CONFERENCE DETAILS Mon 10 - 6 Thurs 10 - 9
SATURDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2007 Tues 10 - 6 Fri 10 - 7
Wed 10 - 6 Sat 9.30 - 4.30
09.00 Registration
Open through Lunch - Appointment not always necessary
09.45 Dagmar O Riain-Raedel
Welcome - Conference Director,
For Enquiries Call 024 - 91082

10.00 Dr ColmÆn Clabaigh,

M cheÆl ClØirigh Institute, UCD and Monk of
Glenstal Abbey: ’Mendicants, merchants and
mariners: the friars in medieval Youghal

10.40 Professor PÆdraig Riain, UCC:

’Was the lone survivor the friary’s most important
book The story of Youghal’s Franciscan
martyrology?’

11.20 Tea and Coffee

11.50 Professor Tadhg O’Keeffe, UCD:

’The architecture of friaries, with special reference
to the Franciscan and Dominican abbeys at
Youghal’

12.30

14.00
Lunch

Professor Raymond Gillespie,

Go Wild
NUI Maynooth: ’The Golden age of the Irish
Franciscans?’
Hair Care
14.40 Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton, Unit 2, River Gate Mall, Youghal
M cheÆl ClØirigh Institute, UCD: ’Franciscan Tel 024 20212
altar-plate in the first half of the 17th century’

18.30 Sung Latin Mass at St. Marys Parish Church

Gift Vouchers Available
Proprietor: Clodagh Kenny
20.00 Conference dinner
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Youghal Celebrates History

CONFERENCE DETAILS
HAIR DESIGN
91 North Main Street, Youghal
SUNDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2007 Tel 024 92596
OPENING HOURS:
09.15 Registration Mon, Tues, Wed 9.00am - 5.30pm
Thurs: 9.00am - 8.00pm Fri: 8.30am - 6.00pm
09.45 Dr Bernadette Cunningham, Sat: 8.00am - 3.00pm
Deputy Librarian, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin:
’MicheÆl ClØirigh and the Annals of the Four We Specialise in Redken Hair
Masters’ Colour and Products
10.30 Tea and Coffee
Your stylists are Marie, Michelle, Fiona, Grainne,
Theresa & Trish

Condons Florists
10.45 Dr. Marian Lyons,
Department of History, St Patrick’s College,
Drumcondra: ’The expansion of the Irish
Franciscan college network in 17th Europe’
98 North Main Street, Youghal - Tel: 024 92634
11.30 Dr Edel Bhreathnach, M cheÆl ClØirigh After Hours: 086 8874449
Institute UCD and co-ordinator of ’Louvain 400’:
’Louvain 400, the Franciscan Library
Killiney: past and future’. Bookings Taken for All Occasions
12.15 Closing remarks and discussion Phone-In Credit Card Orders Accepted
Open 6 Days a Week
The conference will provide you
with the opportunity to hear about: Interflora Agent
The friars in medieval Youghal

FARRELLS BAR
Youghal’s Franciscan martyrology
The architecture of friaries
The Golden age of the Irish Franciscans
Franciscan altar-plate in the first half of the 17th century
MicheÆl ClØirigh and the Annals of the Four Masters AND BEER GARDEN
The expansion of the Irish Franciscan College network
in 17th century Europe SUMMERFIELD
The work of the MicheÆl ClØirigh Institute
The future of Irish Franciscan studies in Ireland. Call and relax in our unique shel-
tered Beer Garden
We have extended our bar with a
NEW EXTENSION
Ideal for parties, day-after weddings etc.
Our new smoking room is fitted with heaters
and television.
Enjoy a drink in a friendly atmosphere or watch
the sporting event of your choice with
five different options at any time.
Ample Free Parking. Wheelchair Friendly.

So relax and our friendly staff will

arrange a taxi on request.
Michael and Staff would like to thank all our cus-
tomers for your continued support.
St Mary s Collegiate Church Tel 024 92233
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Crowley s Vivo Guided Tours Of

Service Station Olde Youghal
Youghal, Co. Cork
Phone: 024 92572 Fax: 024 90870 Take a step back in time and experience "olde" Youghal with a
trained Youghal Chamber of Tourism and Commerce Guide.
New To Our Store Country Deli The Walking Tour lasts 90 mins. approx. and takes in the medieval
streets, Tynte’s Castle, The Priory Passageway, St Mary’
Delicious Food on the Go!
Wide Range of Hot & Cold Foods Collegiate Church and much more...
(www.tyntescastle.com)
Favorites Create Your Own
Programme Guided Walking Tours
Breakfast Rolls
Breakfast Plates Gourmet Sandwiches June, July & August
Hot Chicken Rolls Wraps Mon to Fri 10.30 a.m.(At other times contact Tourist Office)
We Have Food For:
Rolls
Toasted Sandwiches How to Join Tour?
Breakfast
Dinner & Tea Salad Plates Turn up at the Tourist Office, Market Square, Youghal and join our
Tour.
Heading to work, school or college and need your
food in an instant? Why not pre-order? How much does it cost?
Any Member Of Our Staff Will Be Happy To Help Each Walk costs 6.00
VIVO: Fast, Friendly and Fresh!!! Group Rates available

Tours by Special Arrangement

To enquire or book please telephone:

Tourist Office 024 20170

Sheila 024 92502

E-mail: youghaltourism@eircom.net
Website: www.youghalchamber.ie

Youghal and Midleton

024 92176 021 4639994
Summer Sale
Starts Thursday 19th July
See in Store for Special Offers!
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Youghal
Celebrates
History
5th Annual History Festival 2007
Historical Conference
29th - 30th September 2007
Theme: ’Churches and Cloisters in Medieval
Youghal: Ireland’s First Franciscan Friary
a conference in commemoration of the founding Quality Hotel & Leisure Centre
of the Franciscan College at Louvain in 1607. Youghal Tel: 024 / 93050
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Competition 23rd - 30th September 2007 Web: www.qualityhotelyoughal.com
Theme: ’Churches and Cloisters’

Lannigans
Classical Concert 28th September 2007
Fringe Events will be advertised locally

For the latest news and up-to-date

programme of events contact:
Colette Forde Tel: 024 81010
Email: ytta@eircom.net
Restaurant
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Summer 2007 at The Quality
Hotel & Leisure Centre D o y l e s Ta k e a w a y
Wine & Dine!!
Why not enjoy a relaxing drink at The Coast Bar where our beach- & Delivery Service
front terrace is an ideal location for you to relax and unwind.
Carvery Lunch is available from 12.30pm - 5pm daily and our Phone 024 93069
extensive Bar Food Menu from 6pm-9.30pm daily.
Lannigans Restaurant at The Quality Hotel is a truly International
dining experience, our new Table d’Hote menu is available from
only 29 and is open daily from 6pm-9.30pm. We also have a
large selection of dishes on our new A la Carte menu. Our Early
Bird Menu is available from 6-7pm at 21 per person.
Entertainment is provided 5 nights a week during July & August.
For reservations call 024 93050
Family Fun & Freedom ..
Our Children’s Camp will run each day between 11am - 3pm daily
during July & August. Our camp offers a range of activities
including arts & craft, face painting, mini games, teddy bears pic-
nic, swimming, GAA, hockey, Football, Rugby and much more.
The cost is 15 per child per day and 60 per child per 5 day week.
For further information call Selina on 024 93095 Lunchtime Specials
Mon - Fri: Lunch 12 noon - 2.30pm
It’s a small world .. Full Menu available in shop
An Australian couple visiting Youghal tourist office with the
Youghal relative they were staying with couldn’t believe their eyes Deliveries Available 5p.m. to 12 midnight
when cousins from back home down under walked through the
PARTY CATERING
door. Neither couple knew the other was holidaying in Ireland.
"It was extraordinary that they should travel across to the other
side of the world and meet members of their own family quite by Phone 087 412 6471
chance in this tiny crossroads called Youghal tourist information
office," said their host.

Read
It proves, yet again, that it’s a small world out there.
Youghal Tourist Information Centre and Shop had a very busy
season in 2006 and welcomed visitors from 30 different countries:

and Write
France, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Finland, Poland, Holland,
Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Czech Republic, Hawaii, Scotland,
Wales England, Northern Ireland, Israel, Canada, the US,
Tasmania, Ecuador, Argentina, Malaysia, China, Japan, S. Africa,
India, New Zealand, Australia.
78 North Main Street, Youghal Tel 024 91025
Obviously the majority of these visitors were from Britain, the Deposits Welcome
United States, Australia, France, Spain and Germany.
So far, in 2007, the office has been visited by people from the Have you paid a visit to our
States, Canada, Germany, France, England, Scotland, Wales,
Switzerland and Italy. NEWLY OPENED GIFT GALLERY
Last season there were increasing numbers from Scandinavia,
Eastern Europe and the Far East and it will be interesting to see if
situated over Read and Write Shop?
this trend continues. There were also last season the intriguing
’rarities’ - Ecuador, Israel and Malaysia, for example. See our Range of: Nicholas Mosse and Colin
Strangely, considering the direct all-year connection between
Cork and Amsterdam airports, there are few Dutch visitors and
De Ris Pottery, Galway Crystal, Kilkenny
Italians come much less often than other Continentals - again Avoca, Duiske and Kerry Glass
despite the direct connection between Cork and Rome.
Our visitors’ book attracts many favourable comments about
Youghal and its environs and there is a high number of repeat vis-
Also Genesis and Occassional Furniture.
its: a couple from Wales have been coming to Youghal every year We also stock Celtic and Marcasite Jewellery
for over 40 years.
Naturally there are a few negatives: the condition of the public toi-
lets in particular is a constant source of complaints, then there is A Gift for Every Occassion
the lack of boat/bicycle hire facilities and the lack of proper moor-
ing for visiting sailors. Our helpful Staff will be pleased to assist you
The Tourist Office & Shop is operated by Youghal Chamber of with your purchase. Put Away Service available.
Commerce & Tourism and the Chamber welcomes suggestions
and initiatives from the local community: the more we can offer Browse at your leisure for gifts to treasure.
visitors the more money is put back into the local economy.
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Ceolta Si

BOOKING ADVISABLE
DOORS: 8pm SHOW: 8.30pm

J U L Y & A U G U S T
MONDAYS: The Walter Raleigh Hotel:, Youghal: 024 92011
WEDNESDAY: A Taste of Irish at GAZEBOS RESTAURANT, at8pm: 024 91373
THURSDAYS: Bru na S Centre, Cork Hill
ENQUIRIES: 087 7934504 & 086 8693091 & @www.ceoltasi.com Tickets available at Tourist Office, Youghal - Tel: 024 20170
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YOUGHAL TOURIST TRAIL (7) Alms Houses
These houses were built in 1610 by Richard Boyle, first Earl of Cork, for
six old soldiers. The soldiers received a pension of £5 per annum. Some
This tour will take about one hour. It starts at the Heritage Centre in the
of the houses were altered in the mid-19th century.
old market house which was built on reclaimed land on the site of the
medieval harbour. The Heritage Centre will introduce you to the story of (8) Shalom House
Youghal and this trail will take You to see important landmarks in that The Protestant Asylum was built in 1838 by the Protestant Relief Society
story. to provide rooms for the homeless. It was renovated in 1992 to provide
sheltered housing and was renamed Shalom House
(1) Water Gate (9) Myrtle Grove
This Water Gate was built in the 13th century to provide access through This attractive house was the home of Sir Walter Raleigh when he was
the town walls to the docks. It is still known as Cromwell’s Arch, as this resident in Youghal. It was purchased by Richard Boyle, first Earl of Cork,
is the place from which Oliver Cromwell left Ireland in 1650. in 1602. It is a fine example of a late medieval dwelling. (Restricted open-
(2) Clock Gate ing times, please contact the Tourist Information Office).
This is the third gate on this site in the town walls and was completed in (10) St. Mary’s Collegiate Church
1777. The tower was used as the town gaol until the mid-19th century. The church was built in 1220 and extended in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Prisoners were executed by hanging from the windows. It is one of the few parish churches of the period still in use in Ireland. It
(3) Main Street and Shops has a fascinating history which is fully illustrated in the church.
The fronts of the buildings on the Main Street are stepped to follow the (11) Town Walls
curve of the original shoreline. Many fine examples of 19th century The first record of the town walls is a charter of 1275, granted by King
shopfronts survive today. Edward I, for their repair and extension. The walls surrounded the/town
(4) St. John’s Priory on the shoreline as well as inland. Most of the inland portion still survives
The Priory was founded in 1350. Small portions still survive, including today. A good vantage point is in the grounds of St. Mary’s Collegiate
the door arch and small window on the street front. Church.
5) The Red House (12) The College
The Red House was built in the early 18th century for the Uniacke fami- The College was founded in 1464 by Thomas Fitzgerald, 7th Earl of
ly. It is reputed to be the only example of the Dutch or Queen Anne style Desmond. It was referred to as the University of the City of Youghal in a
town house continuing in use as a private dwelling in Ireland. Letter from Pope Innocent VIII in 1492. It ceased to function in the late
(6) Tynte’s Castle 16th century and very little of the original building remains today.
This 15th century Norman tower was used by a local merchant family as
a house and as a store for valuable goods. It is unusual to have such a for- Completion of the Town Trail
tified dwelling built inside the town walls. Sir Robert Tynte owned the Our Trail finishes at the College gates. You can explore the small lanes
tower in the early 17th century - he married the widow of the poet and back
Edmund Spenser. streets of Youghal or return to the Heritage Centre by the route you have
come.

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DAUGHTER FOR SRI

we’ll teach English." On such voluntary gesture does the much of
world’s disadvantaged rely and Joan’s fears seem trivial when she
LANKA MERCY MISSION. admits to worrying about "the tropical climate and insects" that
may find her Youghal blood irresistible! A celiac, she has food
considerations to but feels the predominantly rice diet will meet
By Christy Parker
requirements.
A Youghal mother and daughter are preparing to bring hope and
Yet, the biggest trepidation is psychological. Joan helped found
kindness to the lives of young orphans when they fly out to Sri
the Youghal Chernobyl group and was actively involved for sev-
Lankan later this month. Joan and Lucy Collins, mother and
eral years. Hence she knows well the emotional tightrope that is
daughter respectively of popular CRY presenter Tommy, depart
both the high and hazard of working with disadvantaged children.
for Asia on the 21st for a fortnight’s voluntary work at the Vajira
"I’m frightened that I’ll get attached and want to bring them all
Sri Rehabilitation Centre in the capital Colombo.
back with me!", she predicts wistfully.
The pair, from Ballymacask, Quarry Rd., are travelling via the
To help finance their trip, Joan and Lucy are hosting a coffee-
Dungarvan branch of i-to-i, the volunteer travel company that has
with-music afternoon in her home in Ballymacask on Sunday next
sent over 40,000 voluntary workers to work on community proj-
(15th) from 3-6pm. Her Ard Scoil students will provide the music
ects across 34 countries since 1999. They will pay their own costs
but financial notes -or coins- towards the trip would also be much
of approximately 5,000, for which contributions, however small,
appreciated. "We’d welcome any small musical instruments that
are welcome.
we can bring with us for the children too", Joan adds. Seldom has
The trip follows a visit last year by i-to-i coordinator Jenny
music been more profoundly ’the food of love’. Information/dona-
Beresford to her former school Ard Scoil na Deise, Dungarvan,
tions: (024) 92937
where Joan and Tommy are teachers and where Lucy, now a col-
lege student attended school. Lucy struck up a friendship with
Jenny and later opted to travel. Music teacher Joan had long har- GARDEN PARTY FUNDRAISER
boured a similar ambition and seized the moment when Jenny
suggested she go too. Garden party in aid of Cois Abhann
The Vajira Sri Rehabilitation Centre, in western Sri Lanka, was
established as a shelter for approximately 100 orphans of the pro-
(Youghal Welfare Home) and
longed civil war raging mostly in the northern regions. Following National Council for the Blind (Blazing Saddles)
the 2004 tsunami, however, is has became the only home to over
370 children. at Sean and Breda Treacy s, Lackaroe,
Their two-week project also includes "an Irish mother and her 16
year-old son and two 20 year-old women from England and
Templemichael, Youghal
America", says Joan. "After a day’s induction, we will work 9-5, This Saturday July 14th from 2.30pm onwards
Monday to Friday, assisting with sports and games, teaching
music, dance, painting, computer literacy and developing social All are welcome
 Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

DRUGS PROJECTS
BLACKWATER
WORKER FOR YOUGHAL BLINDS Curraghboy, Youghal, Co. Cork.
Gordon Kinsley displays an infectious enthusiasm. His energy is
Tel: 024 92850/93469 Fax: 024-92977
expansive and it will need to be. His repertoire of skills will be put
to the test and his sharp optimism is set to meet many a dull Manufacturers of Quality Blinds
shield. The challenge ahead is as broad as it is deep. He is the Roller, Vertical, Venetian, Velux, Conservatory
newly appointed Drugs Projects Worker for Youghal. He heads and Pleated Blinds, Flyscreens
the Youghal Community Drugs Initiative and it is the first govern- Opening Hours:
ment funded scheme of its type in the town. It’s a project that Mon-Fri 9.30a.m. - 5.30p.m.(Closed 1p.m. - 2p.m.)
Youghal and many other towns have been crying out for. His Open Saturday by Appointment
arrival has brought relief to many agencies who have struggled to All Quotations, Measuring and Fitting Free
find a way into the mire that is drug and alcohol abuse amongst
Free Home Consultancy
the young.
The Youghal Community Drugs Initiative will work in association
Muintir Na Tire Charity Cheque
Presentation at Killeagh Hall
with Foroige and the Youghal Youth Committee. The initiative is
part of the developing response to drug and alcohol abuse being
tackled by the Southern Regional Drugs Task-force, which has set
up sixteen committees so far. Gordon believes that his portfolio
will only grow larger as the initiative embeds itself in the commu-
nity. His immediate concerns are directed to making initial con-
tacts. "Every town and village in Ireland has experience of drugs
and alcohol abuse. Kids are taking drugs at a younger age and with
the Celtic Tiger they have more money to spend. I have sent let-
ters to all the clubs, to the doctors and pharmacists, I will meet
with the school and talk to publicans and I have contacted some
businesses. All of this is down the line at the moment and my
immediate goal is to make contact with users and those who are
under the radar," he said. Gordon has over a decade of experience
working in youth and community development work, several
years of which he spent at Pathways, Cork.
After working closely with kids who are homeless at one time or David Verling, Chairman Imokilly Muintir Na Tire presents the cheque to members
another and passing through the system of residential care one of COPE with Youghal Mayor Mr. David Savage
senses his relief of finally getting his teeth into the sort of prob-
lems that bring these kids into that world. "I have twelve years
experience with 14-18 year olds with issues of homelessness but I
have a passion for this job." he said.
Asked how he envisages getting close to the kids he explained.
"Before we even get to the issues of drug and alcohol use I will be
listening and befriending and then exploring their drug use. You
have to meet them at their level, see them through their hearts and
minds. I will go with what I’m presented, work with them to make
their lives manageable. If it gets to the stage where they contem-
plate change we will look at how to get into treatment."
A permanent office is not yet secured but Gordon is looking to the
immediate future and that means clients. "I will be doing a lot of David Verling, Chairman Imokilly Muintir Na Tire presents the cheque to Mary
work on the ground. That means one to one meetings. Early inter- Troy, Matron Midleton Hospital; picture includes charity volunteers and Youghal
Mayor Mr. David Savage
vention is very, very important.
A lot of users get caught in the system and it becomes a revolving
door, when that happens it’s often too late. We will be dealing with
users and high risk users between the ages of 14 - 23 years.
Making contact with them in a small community like Youghal has
a great knock on effect.
As the initiative grows we will also look to reintegrate users back
into the community. These are people who have been through the
system, who might be in danger of relapse and in that way our role
is two-fold." He knows Youghal well having lived in the town for
nine years. Home grown judgments will not be made. "Focus on
the solution, not the problem," he said.
The challenge is broad and it is deep. His vision remains uncloud-
ed about drug and alcohol abuse in the town, an open case book is Youghal Mayor Mr. David Savage; Mary Troy, Matron Midleton Hospital; David
an open mind with an eye to the long view. "Change is a process, Verling, Chairman Imokilly Muintir Na Tire; Anne-Maria Lyons, Bru Columbanus;
not an event. It will be a drip, drip effect." he concluded. John Cunningham, Chairman Cope Youghal and District and Cyclist Brian
Fitzgerald
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

DANONE BIG TODDLE AT THE

DOLPHIN CLUB IN CLUB VITAE

Kitty Flavin and Mrs. Kirk, Youghal ICA visiting Holy Cross Abbey

The Official Start of the Danone Big Toddle at the Quality Hotel, Youghal in aid
of Bernardos

Ciara, Russell and Finnuala Wood at

Mary McCarthy Youghal ICA at Holy the Danone Big Toddle at the Dolphin
Cross Abbey Club in Club Vitae in aid of Bernardos

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 Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

C L A S S I F I E D S BAR ROOM BRICK

GARDENER AVAILABLE
BOLSTERS DEBATE
By Christy Parker
Garden design, organic vegetable growing, In terms of preserving Youghal’s heritage it may not rank as mag-
nificently as restoring a wall or resurrecting an ancient graveyard
landscaping, garden maintenance, so to speak, but a single brick has inspired considerable reflection
fencing post, patio slabs - amidst the contemplative clientele of Tynan’s bar.
Call Derek on 087 6753952 for more info The debated brick is inscribed ’Youghal Brick Company Ld -
Youghal’. The company ceased trading about 200 years ago but as
the brick hails from the oldest part of town it is probably much
No 17 Millfield Abbey, 305,000 older. This and much relevant information has been traded since its
arrival on the premises.
The brick spent most of its lengthy life as part of a chimney
Exceptional three bedroom semi- attached to Joe Green’s pub, nowadays Mackey’s. Having spent
detached property located in a 99% of its life in the vicinity of a bar, it is glazed and very red-
much sought after residential area faced but in this case amazingly intact and well preserved.
of Youghal town. This stylish 3 bed-
Having survived all weathers, it was dispatched from its watering
semi has more to offer than meets
the eye, within this small cul-de-sac
hole when builder David O’Callaghan’s employee Mick O’Connell
of 17 houses with large garden fully was helping to demolish the 50ft chimney. Quaintly bestowing a
85 North Main Street, landscaped with pond, close to the female gender on the sturdy artefact, Mick says, "she came from
Youghal, Co. Cork. beach and all amenities. AccQ hall, Blyda", a local yellow-clay region and was one of only two
infoTsfhennessy.com www.sher- sitting, kitchen/dining, utility, wc, inscribed bricks amongst the seven tons that was knocked "She’d
ryfitz.ie www.myhome.ie
playroom/bed 4, 3 beds & bath. be good for another 200 years", Mick adds.
www.daft.ie
The earthy lady is extremely heavy for her standard size and, in
Frank Tynan’s words ’you couldn’t lift her with one hand.’
Nonetheless, Mick somehow managed to bring her ’sister’ home
Community Radio Youghal 104fm for safe keeping.
While such bricks are now barred from house building, the ex-
C.E. Employment Position Available Mackey’s stalwart is now firmly embedded in Tynan’s establish-
ment. Mick encased her in a wall of the smoking area, where she
Are You Interested In Community Media? will no doubt appreciate a return to her old habit. Curious callers
have been dropping by to view the Red Lady of Tynan’s and Mick
Are You Eligible For a C.E. Scheme?
plans to encase her in glass to protect her from
If The Answer s Yes Then Contact Us Coincidently she reclines only a trowel removed from several,
At Community Radio Youghal similar ’cousins’ once installed during repair work on an arch lead-
ing to Tynte’s Castle. They appear to be constantly plastered
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16th July 20th July, Mon Fri, 10am-1.30pm
AND Colaiste Eoin School, Golf Links Road, Youghal, Co. Cork Frank Tynan, Proprietor with Mick O’Connell
23rd July 27th July, Mon Fri, 10am 1.30pm Youghal Achieves Litter-Free Status in IBAL Poll
Cont: Diane (087) 9687358 (between 5pm 7pm) for info/booking forms
Campaign Group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL), who
recently carried out a poll of the cleanliness of 50 towns and cities
Do you need some help across the country, found Youghal to be among the 18 towns who
caring for a loved one? achieved litter-free status. The impression of a town is coloured
hugely by what one encounters on approaching it, said IBAL
chairman Tom Cavanagh. The survey was carried out by heritage
Qualified Male Carer available group An Taisce which found that just 36% of the towns surveyed
Tel: 085 1413303 / 085 1165969 could be classed as litter-free (Youghal included). 19 places were
classed as being moderately littered, littered status went to nine

Ardmore / Grange ICA

towns and cities, six were named as having a serious litter prob-
lem and two towns - Navan and Newbridge - had the unflattering
label of litter blackspots . IBAL said Ireland s average cleanli-
Annual Antiques Fair at St. Declan’s Hall, Ardmore - On Sunday
ness rating is now 75 points and within sight of the 80 point mark,
22nd July from 12-6pm
which is deemed clean to European norms.
Variety of Antique stalls - silverware, jewellery, postage stamps, Anyone who has an hour to spare and is interested in helping the Youghal
coins, old linen, furniture etc. etc. from as far away as Kildare, Tidy Towns committee with planting and weeding would be more than
Kerry etc. Afternoon Tea in the ICA Hall. Admission 4 welcome. They meet Wednesdays in Greenpark at 7.30pm
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

CUMANN LUTHCHLEAS In Memoriam

GAEL EOCHAILL ANNIVERSARY
Match Reports

~ Flaherty ~
Minor Hurling Tournament: 28-06-07 - Ballynoe
Eochaill 1-10 St: Catherines 2-3
Big win for our minors and a great confidence booster. Plenty of
training and matches has seen this team improve with every out-
ing. Well done to all concerned, players, selectors and trainers.
Foireann: Shane Spillane, Daniel Savage(0-1), Andrew Sheehan,
RICHARD (40th) & BRIDGET (44th)
Brendan O’Regan, Barry Gleeson, Stephen Kelly, Aaron Kenny,
Brett Moloney (0-4), Micheal Cronin (0-2), Michael Coleman, A special day another year
Ed. Flavin (1-5), Gary O’Sullivan, Stephen Curtin (0-1), Fergus
Griffin (2-0), Daniel Mulcahy (1-3). Subs: Simon O’Herlihy, A loving thought, A silent tear
Patrick O’\Shea, Stephen Cheasty, David Ryan. A little prayer to keep in touch
Junior Hurling Challenge: 30.06.07 - Copperalley
Eochaill: 3-13 Ballinacurra: 2-9 With those we loved and miss so much
Very good win but unfortunately overshadowed by a very nasty
accidental hand injury suffered by Aidan Foley.
Foireann: Shane Spillane, Paul Kennedy, Tervor Griffin, Stephen Sadly missed by your son John, daughter
Kelly, Patrick O’Mahony, Martin O’Brien, Daniel Savage, Bill Noreen and Pat, daughter-in-law, grandchil-
Cooper, Michael Coleman, Darren Feehan (0-1), Conor Spillane
(1-9), Aidan Foley, James Wade (0-3), Dermot O’Sullivan, Daniel dren and great grandchildren
Mulcahy (2-0). Sub: Simon O’Herlihy.
Junior Hurling League: 03.07.07 - Pilmore
Eochaill: 0-7 Lisgoold 3-12
Beaten by a much more organised team on the night.
Novena s to the Sacred
Foireann: Shane Spillane, Stephen Kelly, Tervor Griffin, Paul
Kennedy, Daniel Savage, Martin O’Brien, Patrick O’Mahony,
Heart and Blessed Virgin
Garreth Hogan, Jonathan Ormonde, Darren Feehan, Bill Cooper,
Ed. Flavin, James Wade, Dermot O’Sullivan, Michael Coleman. Grateful Thanksgiving for many favours
Subs: Daniel Mulcahy, Brett Moloney, Fergus Griffin. received A.R.
Minor Hurling League: 05.07.07 - Copperalley
Eochaill: 3-11 Kibrittain: 0-5
Very strong finish, which aided by the stiff gale and the switching Grateful Thanksgiving for many favours
of Micheal Cronin to corner-forward, brought about a deserved received L.A.R.
victory.
Foireann: Shane Spillane, Stephen Cheasty, Andrew Sheehan,
Brendan O’Regan, Daniel Savage,Stephen Kelly(0-1), Barry
Gleeson,Micheal Cronin( 2-0), Brett Moloney (0-2) Michael
YOUGHAL VINTAGE CLUB
Coleman(0-2), Ed Flavin (1-4), Gary O’Sullivan, Stephen Curtin, Are holding their annual Vintage and Modern Car & Tractor run
Fergus Griffin, Daniel Mulcahy (0-2). Subs: Simon O’Herlihy, on Sunday 15th July. All local clubs and anybody interested in
David Ryan, coming with us on the day are asked to assemble at Dolphin’s
CLUB ARAS: Square on Sun 15th July at 10.30am. The proceeds are in aid of
Tuesday 10th July 45 Drive9pm Community Radio Youghal. For further information contact Liam
Saturday 14th July Phantom Sound on 087 6254033
Tuesday 17th July
Saturday 21st July
45 Drive9pm
Connie Prendergast Plazan Skin Care Launch
Sunday 22nd July Function
45 Drive Results: Tuesday 26th June
in Walsh’s Pharmacy
1st : Angeline & Anne; 2nd :Pearl & Sarah; 3rd: Divided:Sheila Plazan Skin Care Launch in Walsh’s Pharmacy Youghal on Friday
& Teresay, Mick & Sheelagh. Best of last 5:Joy & Leonard. Last the 20th of July from 11 a.m.! Plazan Laboratories is set to revo-
Game:Eileen & Bernie. lutionize the skin care industry with its new brand of natural skin
45 Drive Results: Tuesday 3rd July care products - products based on placental extracts.
1st, 2nd and 3rd Divided: Mick & Sheelagh, Teresa & Sheila, Plazan hit the headlines earlier this year after pop sensation
Kevin & Dermot, Leonard & Joy. Best of lat 5: Willie & Assumpta Jennifer Lopez revealed she uses this placenta facial treatment to
Last Game: Ann & Dick. keep her skin looking younger for longer.
SORAITHE Plazan Skincare was recently seen on TV3’s Ireland AM where
Tuesday 10th July: Fe 21 Munster Hurling C’ship; Corcaigh v their famous Collagen Face Mask produced instant results of soft-
Tipperary : Pairc Ui Chaoimh 7pm.We wish Leigh Desmond the er, younger looking skin.
best of luck in this game. Plazan Skin Care is available in all leading pharmacies and will be
Wednesday 11th July Junior Hurling Cship Eochaill v launched on Friday the 20th July from 11 a.m. in Walsh’s
Watergrasshill, Ballynoe: 7.30pm Pharmacy, Youghal. All guests will receive a free skin analysis
LOTTO LOTTO LOTTO: and when they purchase something from the range they receive a
Congratulations to Patrick McCarthy, Ballyclamsy who was the customized Plazan at home face mask worth 50.
winner of our LOTTO JACKPOT of 7,300 last Monday night.
Next weeks Jackpot starts at 2,500. Next Weeks Lotto takes place YOUGHAL NEWS
on Monday 25th June at Club Aras at 8pm.Tickets at 2 each
available from usual outlets and any club member. Next Edition July 26th 2007
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INTERNATIONAL ANGLERS GET

HOOKED ON YOUGHAL
By Christy Parker the championship from Ireland in the dying stages. "It was basical-
Youghal cast a benign impression on a couple of hundred visitors ly down to a fish or two caught in the last half hour after 10 hours
last week when the town helped facilitate the 2007 ’Home fishing over two days", says Kieran. England also won the U-21
Countries’ International Shore Angling Championship. The two- championship while Wales took the U-16 title.
day event (plus one practice day) brought over 100 fishermen,
friends and families to the region, where the waters fished includ-
ed Caliso Bay and Ferry Point up to Marloag Point (East Ferry),
Ballybrannigan Strand (near Whitegate) and Monkstown Wall.
The hub of activity was the fully-booked Walter Raleigh hotel,
where Kieran Kidney, a former Irish International angler, Marine
correspondent with Youghal local radio and PRO of the Youghal
Bass Club found "unanimous praise from all quarters from both a
fishing and tourism perspective. The scenery and the friendliness
of the people in the area was very much remarked upon," he adds.
Each of the competing countries -Ireland, England, Scotland and
Wales- sent out a five-member team to compete in the Senior event
with a similar procedure for U-21 and U-16 competitions, which
ran simultaneously. Hugh O’Rorke, SALC Rep. Ireland Fed. Sea Anglers presents the Gold Cup to
The championships rotate annually amongst the countries and Norman Berry and the winning England Team
while Ireland hosted it four years ago it was 16 years since
Munster had done so. "The east Cork area is considered particular-
ly good as it provides high catches and exceptionally good back-
up locations in case of poor weather or other possible problems",
says Kieran, who along with Tommy Collins, ensured CRY did not
let this prestigious occasion escape the net.
Under the auspices of the Irish Federation of Sea Anglers (IFSE),
the Irish Senior team comprises four provincial champions plus
the winner of a national Jimmy Smith competition, who is also
team leader. This year’s team was: Cliff Gallogley (Youghal) JP
Molloy (Dungarvan), Eamon Birmingham (Dublin), Sean Fleming
(Giants Causeway) and Siert Schuls (Dundalk).
The teams used lug and rag worm, the preferred peeler crabs being
dismissed on the basis there might not be adequate supply.
The Irish Senior Team
"Nobody blanked on the first day and very few on the second",

Thank you!
says Kieran.
Catches are returned to the water after points are awarded accord-
ing to species and length. The species caught were conger, dogfish,
wrasse, ling, and blenny, with the largest being the event’s solitary
conger (congers aren’t measured) caught by Cliff Gallogley.
In the angling equivalent of a last minute goal, England snatched
the championship from Ireland in the dying stages. "It was basical-
ly down to a fish or two caught in the last half hour after 10 hours

L-R: Christy Cummins, Ger Cunningham, Jim McGrath - New York City
Marathon runner, presenting a cheque for 3,000 to John Roche, Chairperson,
Friends of St Raphaels.
Friends of St. Raphael s would like to take this opportunity to
thank most sincerely Mr Jim McGrath of Clermont Shopping
Centre, Douglas Road, Cork, who ran the New York City
Marathon in aid of Friends of St. Raphael s and raised 3000.
Ireland U-16 Team
Thank you very much Jim.
We would also like to thank all those people who came to our
Open Day on 17th June last and made it a very successful day. A
big thank you to all who gave vouchers and gifts, the shopkeepers
and publicans who gave so generously. A thank you also to the
musicians and anyone who helped in any way. On the day in
excess of 15,000 was raised and two new vehicles will be pur-
chased soon for the benefit of the clients at St. Raphael s, who also
thank you the public for your great support over the years.
Thank You All.
Committee
Donal Domeney, Chairman Munster Council presents the gold cup to Joyce Friends of St. Raphael s
Rogers, Manager of the England Junior Team
Chairman John Roche
 Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

CHATTERBOX SUMMER CAMP Chatterbox Summer Camp children who received their dance and drama awards
with Mark O’Shaughnessy actor, Teresa Cudlip drama teacher and Ruth Hayes,
Chatterbox Dance Class recently held their summer camp in the Chatterbox dance teacher at the Walter Raleigh Hotel recently

HUNGARIAN GREEKS
Walter Raleigh Hotel, from july 2nd to July 6th. The camp was a
huge success and was attended by almost 70 children from
Youghal and the surrounding areas. The ages of the participants
ranged from 5 to 14 years old. During the week the students
FOR YOUGHAL
attended classes in modern dance, drama and musical theatre. The Hungarian Greek Folk Dance Group, Iliosz, is coming to
Ruth Hayes, director, was delighted to have two very talented Youghal this year to take part in Ceolta Si’ Blackwater Fest
teachers on board for the week. Teresa Cudlip and Mark O Activities which takes place from July 16th to 23rd. Blachwater
Shaughnessy shared their wealth of experience with the children Fest is a fringe festival, which runs during the Youghal Visual Arts
in both acting and musical theatre. On the last day of the camp, Week, and it is also staged in conjunction with Cork International
the students held a performance showcasing the work they had Folk Dance Week
done during the week. As the ballroom of the Walter Raleigh Foreign groups from Mexico, Georgia and Poland will also join
emptied on that sunny Friday afternoon, it was a delight to see the the Hungarian Greek Folk Dance Group, Iliosz during the week’s
happy faces of the young performers clutching their certificates festivities in Youghal. Iliosz will be based here in Youghal and the
knowing that September is not too far away! other international groups will be hosted in Cork City. Irish tradi-
tional music groups will also visit Youghal during the Fest week.
Due to exceptional demand extra classes have now been added for
Ilioz is a Hungarian group based in Budapest but made up of eth-
Chatterbox in September. If you are interested in dance or drama nic Greeks dances. The group was founded in 1993 and they reg-
please contact 086 3907483 or chatterboxdance@gaelic.ie ularly perform at folk and arts festivals organized by Greek minor-
YOUGHAL GREYHOUND TRACK ity local authorities in Hungary.
They have also performed at international folk festivals, in
Greece, Tunisia, Poland, France and the United States and we look
forward to them adding to the colour and excitement here in
Youghal. There will be a number of daily performances through-
out Youghal (weather permitting) but the main Concert will be at
the Walter Raleigh Hotel Thursday 19th.Other performances will
be advertised locally.

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FOR KITTY JOYCE
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Congratulations to Kitty Joyce who celebrated her 80th birthday with family and
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Owner and supporters. Mangan
Youghal News.....July 12th 2007

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