Locals Offer Feedback on What the River Suir Means to Them

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Continued from front page p re s e ntat i o n . for groups to network and by the Waters and Com- consider theflood relief between the different A keyobjective ofthe work together throughout munities Office to therel- measures being proposed by g roup s . nationally forpublic con- meetings was to explorethe the wider catchment,” D r. evant public authorities and theOPW CFRAM study as There was broad agree- sultation from December potential for community in- Igoe emphasised: feedback will be givento the there may also be opportun- ment that an annual event 2016 to June 2017. volvement in the manage- It was stressed that there community from where the ities forproposed workstobe should be organised for the In Cahir the meeting ment of the RiverSuir are opportunities to improve issue was raised. designed in such a way that River Suir showcasing the started witha shortwork- catchment. It was acknow- not just waterquality and All issues will be compiled there is additional com- work carried out by com- shop by Dr. Craig Bullockof ledged at the meetings that wildlifehabitats butalso for aRiver Suir Catchment munity benefits. For example munities throughout the UCD whoexplained his re- there is great work being un- amenity and tourism value, submission to the draft ‘R i ve r river walks, viewing points or river catchment. This search into the ‘e c o s y s te m dertaken by groups such as whilst still dealing with Basin ManagementPlan’in canoe access incorporated meeting is now being planned s e r v ic e s’ provided by Irish Workmans Boat Club in flooding issues. December 2016. The River into proposed flood manage- for Ardfinnan on Sunday, rivers. Ecosystem services es- Clonmel, numerousangling Some of the issuesraised Basin ManagementPlan will ment options. September 25th . sentially arethe rangeof be- clubs, River Rescue, and Tidy at the meetings will require outline theissues affecting The overall attendance at Further River Suir catch- nefits we derive fromnature. Towns committees right major infrastructural invest- the status or quality of our theevening meetings ex- ment meetings will take place Thus in the contextofrivers throughout the catchment. ment, suchas providing new natural waters and putfor- ceeded expectations and the in late August/ early these include water supply “What is needed is long or upgraded wastewater ward a programme of discussions continued long Septemberin Clonmel, Car- for drinking, farming and in- term support forthe excel- treatment facilities. measure fordealing with after the meetings had form- rick on Suir,Tipperary, Tem- dustry,fishing, amenity, and lent work being carried out by However, other issuescan be them over thefollowingfour ally ended as people chatted plemore, Ballymacarbry, tourism. The biology ofthe local communities, encour- solved with local effort and yea r s . over acup oftea.This Portlaw and Waterford. river and how it deals with agement formore people to some with minimal cost. In the interim local com- provided the opportunity for Stay up to date with devel- waste and nutrientswas also get involved and reconnect All issues raised at the munities and local author- networking and sharing of opments by visiting www.wa- touched upon during this with the river, and ultimately meetings will be forwarded ities arebeing urgedto experiences ofthe river te r s a n d c o m mu n i t ie s . i e. BUSY BEES Follow us on Facebook NOW AT BUSY BEES PRE SCHOOL RATHKEEVIN 22 FREE ECCE PRE SCHOOL PLACES NATIONAL NOWAVAILABLE FOR SEPTEMBER 2016 SCHOOL FOR THE GREATER CLONMEL/GRANGE/ RATHKEEVIN/ POWERSTOWNAREA Visa Cards NOWENROLLING accepted Buffet Lunch th For School Going Kids, Also Drop off from 7.30am available Starting 19 August After School Collections until 6.15pm Friday, Saturday 5-9pm and Sunday Our Pre School will link with Rathkeevin National School's Calender and close with the school. We are also offering a morning service drop off from 7.30 for school- 1-9pm ONLY €9.99 per person going kids and hourly service from 2-3pm each day. Children €4.99 30% OFF We will offer a full day service on school closures. 4Wheel Tracking •Computer Balancing All Wines Full Afterschool service until 6.15pm also available CallVanessa on (086) 0444202 All Top Brands &Budget Tyres www.busybeesclonmel.com Please book in advance to avoid disappointment [email protected] Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 3 PARNELL TAKE AWAY 2Parnell Street, Clonmel Tel: 052 61 26969

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John Kerry to be honoured Peter to undergo heart transplant United States secretary of state to receive Tipperary International Peace Award Local family need your support Fundraisers are taking place across Tipperary to The United Statessec- help support the McKay retary of state John Kerry is to family from Athnid, Thurles, receive the 2015 Tipperary as their son Peter requires a (Ireland) International Peace heart transplant in England. Award. The announcement The heart transplant is was made last week by the being covered by the state, Tipperary Peace Convention but the three year old’s par- through its honorary sec- ents Peter (snr)and Nikita retary Martin Quinn. will remain by his side in Secretary Kerry's work on Newcastle until he can return a globalbasis tobring about home with them and have no an end to conflict in many income as they spend every countriesis being recognised day in the hospital. There will by Tipperary Peace Conven- also be aftercare expenses re- t io n . quired post transplant such One of Secretary Kerry's travelling to and from Eng- greatest global challenges land for Peter’s check ups. during his timeassecretary Peterhas ayounger brother of state has been the conflict named Thomas whois only in Syria. His efforts led to ne- five months old. gotiations that resulted in the John Kerry When Peter McKay was six destruction of Syria's de- months old he was diagnosed clared chemical weapons. with dilated cardiomyopathy Secretary Kerry has been government and opposition. PeaceAward. Iam truly hon- and small hole in heart (VSD). steadfast in this effort, saying Secretary Kerry's stead- oured to belisted among the Despite having to take medic- that the "indiscriminate fast dedication made him the remarkable past recipients ation five times a day, Peter slaughter of civilians, the leading force in multilateral who have contributed so was a happy go lucky child. killing of women and chil- talks with the government of much to the cause of creating However, onMay 23last, dren and innocent I ra n . a more peaceful world." Peterfell ill and wasrushed Peter McKay before he got sick. bystanders bychemical These talks resulted inan The award will be by ambulance to Our Lady's weapons is amoral ob- arrangementto ensureIran's presentedto Secretary Kerry Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Newcastle, England, and un- everyday until it's all clear. s c e n i ty ". nuclear program is exclus- at a ceremony in Tipperary where his parentswere told derwent his first procedure On July 15 Peter was put on In October 2015, Secretary ively peaceful. Secretary later this year. he was in systemic heart to havea ventricularassist the Berlin Heart and was then Kerry helped establish the In- Kerry led the globaleffortto Previous recipientsof the failure. His heart muscles had device (VAD), also known as taken off the ventilator. ternational Syria Support defuse a political crisis in Tipperary International weakened and his lungs were theBerlin Heart, implanted The next dayhe was taken Group,agroup ofover20 Afghanistan following the PeaceAward includeformer filling with fluid. Efforts were and the VSDwas closed.This off his sedation and was countriesand entities that political elections in 2014. SouthAfrican Presidentthe made to resolve this with procedurewas done in order awakefor the firsttime since are working together to reach He also becamethe first late NelsonMandela, Live Aid medication, but to no avail. to help Peter’s heartwhile he M ay. apolitical solution to endthe sitting U.S. secretary of state organiser Bob Geldof, former Pete r ’s parents were sub- is on the waiting list fora full Fundraisers are taking conflict in Syria. Through to visit Hiroshima, more than U.S. President Bill Clinton, sequently informed that he heart transplant. place around the locality to this process, Secretary Kerry 70 years after the city was former Presidentof Ireland will require aheart trans- He is stable at this point, help support the family called for acessation of hos- devastated by the world's first Professor Mary McAleese plant and that because of his more alert and playing with throughout this difficult tilities and increased access atomic bombing. and her husband Senator age this cannot be done here his toys,but hecannot have time. Stay updated by visiting for humanitarian aid Responding to the news of Martin McAleese, and last in Ireland. his next procedureuntil his ‘Wee Peters HeartFund’ on throughout the country, as his selection, Secretary Kerry year's recipient Secretary On June 26 Peter was lungs areclear. Peter’s right Facebook ordonate at well as thebeginning of polit- said: "I am grateful to bese- General of theUNBan-Ki transported from Our Lady's lung has blood clots and se- www.gofundme.com/weep - ical talks between the Syrian lected forthe Tipperary Moon. Children's Hospital, Crumlin, cretions in it, and the doctors ete rh e a rt f u n d . to Freeman’s Hospital in are doing bronchoscopy Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 5

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Itis no surprise that was included as a sport by the Matt was interested in all National Community Games the opening of their new sports from a young age, given Executive from 2008. skittles rings at Fairfields, his father wasa national Despite his own personal Clonmel. champion in pole vault and achievements in thegame It was dedicated to the long jump and represented this was by far Matt's memory of Matt Anglim, Ireland at the Olympics. proudest moment in the whoover manyyears car- After Matt and Margaret sport. It isnow very much ried out greatwork in the married in August 1971 they part and parcel of thena- promotion of the sport of movedto Clonmel. It was tional organisation's annual skittles in Clonmel and there that one of his work col- summer games. throughout County Tip- leagues introduced him to the Matt always gave the p e ra r y. game of skittles. Matt played Clonmel teams thebenefit of Described on thenightas skittles for nearly 40 years his wonderful advice, and "a true gent",Matt wasin- winning many individual and under his guidance the Ss. volved in the organisation of team tournaments and All- Peterand Paul'sParish re- St Peter & Paul's u/12 Skittles team at the opening of the new skittle skittles at a local level Ireland titles. Heoften spoke corded many successes and rings in Fairfields, Clonmel, back l-r: Darragh Landers, Mary Lambe throughthe years and was of theneed to getyoung brought numerouscounty, (coach), Heather Carroll, Joan O'Connor (Tipperary Community one of the main instigators in people playing the game to Munster and All-Ireland Games committee), John Lyons, Cillian Fahey. Front: Julie Keane and having the sport recognised keep it alive. He reckoned the medals back to Clonmel. Katlyn Landers The late Matt Anglim by the Community Games. best way forward was to get With Matt,it wasfirst and Matt was born on 6th skittles into the Community foremost about havingfun December 1941 in Roscrea. Games. and enjoying yourself, and and secretary respectively for junior and senior skittles derful coaching of the teams His father was a member of After many meetings and most importantly meeting Ss. Peter's &Paul's Parish for teams and theirfamilies. through the years, and to the Gardai who was stationed exhibitions, County Tip- newfriends alonglife's Community Games. Mary Overall it wasa very fitting treasurers KayLyons and in Puckane at the time. They perary CommunityGames journey. Both Matt and his Walsh also came on board, and very emotional evening Sandra O'Dwyer forall their moved back to the family Organisation introduced son Adrian became chairman and great credit is due to her and one that will remain in fundraising efforts each year for her effort and commit- ‘our skittles hearts' fora long in keeping theaccounts ment to the game. time to come. goi n g . European youth exchange camp The wider Clonmel Sincere thanks to Rob The show goes on into the Skittles familycelebrated the Hogan forhis tremendous future as Matt would have opening of the fantasticnew hardworkto getthesenew wanted and good wishes to DONAL ATTENDS EUROPEAN facility in the presence of rings in operation, to all the the under 14s in the up- Matt's wifeMargaret and parents who helped out on coming All-Ireland finals in family, with Margaret form- the nightand to Philip and Athlone this month. ally cutting theribbon to offi- Noel Meaney forsetting up As Matt Anglim always SUMMER CAMP FOR YOUNG cially declare the rings open the marquee for the food. said around askittles ring: "If for play. Ahugeword of thanks to you get your 10, you're PEOPLE WITH WILLIAMS Also present were all the Mary Lambe for her won- l aug h i n g". SY N D RO M E Cashel man Donal Carroll cused on informal learning attended Ireland’s first ever opportunities. Participants European youthexchange took part in activitiesthat in- summer camp foryoung cluded music workshops, people with Williams Syn- theatre workshops, flora and drome at the University of fauna trails, an introduction Limerick recently. to Gaelic games, and day- Williams Syndrome is a trips to Bunratty Castle and rare geneticdisorder that the Cliffs of Moher. The causes multiple development young people in attendance problems. This can include were also encouraged to heart problems, narrowed showcase the music and cul- blood vessels, musculo- ture from theirhome coun- skeletal problems, and tr ie s . learning disabilities. The syn- Donal says he “really en- drome is estimated to occur joye d ” the week, making lots in about1 in20,000 births Donal Carroll of new friends from all of the and affects approximately European countries repres- 100 families in Ireland. Alongside Donal, some 80 e nte d . The camp targeted people people from 11 different “We sang and played lots of with Williams Syndrome European countries were in musical instruments,” Donal aged 13 to 30 and focused on attendance at the camp, s ays . the theme ‘Our Music, Our which has been taking place “We learned all aboutthe C u l tu re’. Founder and hon- around Europe since 2005. other countriescultures as orary presidentAnn Breen This markedthe first time each countrydid a presenta- Pictured after winning the Freewheel Vee Decent Challenge in conjunction with Clogheen explains the reason behind ever that the European Fed- tion on theircountry. We all Homecoming Festival during the August bank holiday weekend is Ray Clarke, pro p r ieto r the theme: “Almost all people erationof Williams Syn- went to the CliffsofMoher, of Worldwide Cycles Clonmel, in a time of 12 minutes. He is beside his wife Tina and with Williams Syndrome drome Associations held its Bunratty Castle and Folk daughter Niamh. have hyper-sensitive hearing annual gathering in Ireland. Park.We also learned to play The distance of the challenge was 8.2km. Ray hit speeds of 58 km/hr, riding a Ridley Noah and some haveperfect pitch Funded throughthe Gaelic football and hurling. SL bike. All bikes had their chains decommissioned. The decent started at the Grotto at the and extraordinary musical Erasmus +Youth Exchange “Thanks to everyone in- Beal LoughCar Park on theVee and finished outside St.Theresa’s Hospital Clogheen. First ta l e nt s .” programme, thecamp fo- vo l ve d ,” he adds. lady home was local woman Margaret Smith. Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 7

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At the Cahir Comhaltas Group's At the Cahir Comhaltas Group's Irish Irish Night in aid of the Carers Night in aid of the Carers Association Association in Cahir House Hotel in Cahir House Hotel recently were At the Cahir Comhaltas Group's Irish Night in aid of the Carers recently were dancers Danielle solo dancer Lily Langton and solo Winner of the Captain's Prize at Cahir Park Golf Club, Willie Morrissey, Association in Cahir House Hotel recently were Anne Walsh and Mairead May and Avril Langton. singer Erin O’Reg a n . with his wife Maura and Captain Stephen Kirwan. Kelly from Cahir.

At the Cahir Comhaltas Group's Irish Night in aid of the Carers Association in Cahir House Hotel recently were 'Fear an Ti’ Gerry Duffy, Mary Harty, Maria Kennedy and Cllr. Richie Molloy of Family Carers I re l a n d .

Lucky Daisy winner Shane Cummins being presented with a cheque for €600 from Andy Henessey at the New Inn fun evening on Monday 18 July. Also pictured are PJ Moloney, Mattie & Elaine Cummins with daughterMaeve, Kevin Barron (New Inn Festival chairman), Kay Lonergan & Eileen Halley (treasurers), and Esther Boland (secretary).

Pictured at Barron’s Pub, New Inn, are members of New Inn & District Classic & Vintage club presenting a cheque for €2555.20 to Anne Fitzgerald of Cancer Support Centre, Clonmel, following their recent fundraising run. The club wishes to thank all who contributed in any way. Missing from the photo is Margaret O’Too l e.

St. Mary’s Handball Club, Clonmel's Edward ‘Ginger’ Farrell and Paul Ben Barry recently won the Denis Bourke Memorial Cup at The Social & Mullins won the Irish National 60x30 Handball Tournament in Mullinavat, Literary Club, Carrick-on-Suir. Also in photo are William Kavanagh (club Co. Kilkenny, on July 23. The tournament is run every two years by the president), Ray Lee (runner up) and Cllr. Kieran Bourke who presented Irish Handball Council, comprising of over 200 participants across all 32 Ben Barry recently won the Denis Bourke Memorial Cup at The Social the trophy. c o u nt i es . & Literary Club, Carrick-on-Suir. Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 9

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was applied and the label of invasive was many decades negligence and when can aw ay. Wildlife Matters The plantis dangerousbe- cause of its sap. This is photo Albert Nolan alber [email protected] toxic and once it comes into someone make a claim? Tel 089 423 0502 contact withsunlight can cause large and painful We are nearly finished blisters. The sap contains biochemicals that occur nat- area ofmedical negligence painting the sitting room, and litigation, we will assess your hopefully the next artists to urally within the plant where it forms part of its defences John M Lynch complaint and assist youin adorn our walls will be grand- reaching a decisionon children. A few patches have against fungal infections. For somereason children ● @ l y n c h s o l i c i to rs whether to make the claim or been left above thefireplace ● w w w. fac e boo k .c o m / Ly n c h S o l i c i to rs at the very least investigating love tocut downtall plants ● w w w. l i n ked i n .c o m /c o m pa ny/ l y n c h - s o l i c i to rs due to a mummyspider and a it further. few dozen babies. Theychose and I remember spending the exact momentof my many ahappy hourwithmy What steps does a solicitor friends, laying waste to the le- paintingto emerge into the Arapidly expandingarea his throat. On the second take to establish a possible world, but when the sun gions of thistles that grew in c as e? the field behind our houses. of litigation in Ireland, med- night after the surgery the shines and theflies come in, ical negligence is essentially tracheotomy tubewas put Medical negligence the spiders earn theirliving Despite our best efforts all we reallyachieved wasabody an actor omission by a out of place. By the time the claims,in asimilar wayto by keeping them under con- Giant hogweed healthcare professional airway passage was estab- personal injury claims,are tro l . covered in thorns, butto a child armed witha stick a which is belowthe accepted lished the man was brain made up of aseries of The paint dries quickly used to attract pollinating standard of careand which d ead . hurdles. If you do notclear but not before someone leans flies and insects. It can grow giant hogweed mightbe too much of a temptation. results in injury or death to a The case was brought on thefirst hurdle youcannot against the wall and gets an up to two metres tall. The pat ie n t . the grounds that the surgeon move on to the next. To estab- extra colour on their clothes. flower is native to Europe and People using strimmers also needto be very careful Medical negligence can allowed his patient to recover lish a case in medical negli- This wasfunny thefirst time, Asia. happen because of a misdia- in the intensive careunit gence a solicitor will need to but my patience quickly wore Its relative is the giant hog- and wear appropriategearto ensure that no sap splashes gnosis, errors in actual treat- (ICU) where there was no-one take certain steps which in- thin and we decided tovisit weed, Heracleum ment such as incorrect trained toreplace a clude taking up copiesof all theirnanny and letnature mantegazzianum, and is also onto their faces or hands. Rock legends Genesis in their medication and/or a failure to tracheotomy tube. The court medical recordsto check finish the job for us. known as the cartwheel inform the patient of risk as- found that failure to have a them, writing to theperson Lateras we were chatting, flower. It can grow up to three 1971 album ‘Nursery Cryme’ have a song called ‘The return sociated with a treatment. person, nurse or doctor in they believe is responsible for my mam was telling me about metres and the stems can be theICU whowas trainedin the injuries caused and con- her painful adventure inthe 10 cm thick. It is amono- of the gianthogweed’. The lyrics tell a tale of impending Hospital horror stories the replacement of a sulting medical experts spe- garden. She was out the back carpic plant and dies back In one case a patient died tracheotomy tube, under the cialising in the particular playing with her nephewand after setting seed. Up to a destruction and although the song was written nearly 50 of a brain haemorrhage. He circumstances, was an “in - area of medicine involved. having greatfun. Afew hours 100,000 can be produced by a attended his GP several times herent defect”. latershe noticed alarge single plant and withthis years ago it accurately de- scribes the environmental beforehis deathcomplaining The surgeon was found At Lynch Solicitors,ifwe blister on her leg and as the number ofoffspring it is easy of headaches. He was sentto guilty of negligence because consider that we have enough night went on it got more to see howit has quickly impact of this plant. Iwill leavethe honour to casualty but wasnot ad- thedeceased would nothave evidence to prove a case of painful. Thankfullyafter a spread around thecountry.It mittedand thenext dayhe died ifa trainedperson been medical negligence, then we dayor twoitstarted to go is mainly found along riverb- Genesis to end this week’s c o lu m n : was admitted again, uncon- present in ICU. advise starting court pro- down and we identifiedthe anks, butthere is a large scious, and died soon after. ceedings immediately. culprit as hogweed. patchnear ourhouse.Each ‘Turn andrun!/Nothing How would you know if you can stopthem/Around The High Court found that Clinical negligence cases The common hogweed is spring as I pass by in thecar, I the GP was negligent because have a claim in medical neg- can be settled by negotiation an herbaceous perennial. can see thegiant feathery every river and canal their l i g e n c e? power isgrowing/Stamp he didnot takeinto account without the need to proceed This means that it dies back leaves emerging. By the time If youor afamily member them out! the man’s version of events to a full trial but they are each autumn and re-grows we have gone throughthe have suffered injurydue to We must destroy them/ and his detailed accounts of rarely resolved without again the following spring. It weekly shopit has growna the actions or inactions of a They infiltrateeach city the seriousness of his symp- starting court action. is found along hedgerows, in few feet. The council have medical professional you with their thick dark toms. The Supreme Court meadows and in gardens. Its been trying for years to con- may be entitled to compensa- warning odour/They are also found in favour of the Contact us scientific name is amouth- trol it by spraying, but so far it tion. Youwill be able to dis- invincible. They seem im- plaintiff, buton thegrounds watering Heracleum sphon- has no tangible results. cuss the facts of your mune to our herbicidal bat- that wherethe casualtyof- For further information dylium. The first part of the Gianthogweed wasintro- situation in detail witha t e r i ng’. ficer ignores and does not contact us at Lynch Solicitors name relates to the mythical duced during the 19thcen- followup on a referral letter, member of our medical negli- by email reception@lynchso- figureHercules, while the tury during that great period Comments/questions to the above contact details. I'm it is an “inherently defective” gence team. As experts in the licitors.ie or telephone (052) second part refers to theseg- of exploration and plant practice and is negligent. 612 4344. mented stem. The large hunting. Like so many other also available to give walks/talks to schools, tidy In another case the flowers smell of dung and introductions from the plaintiff ’s husband hadsur- pigs, and this unique scentis period the term ornamental towns, youth and community g roup s . gery to remove a tumour in Dangers of leaving your dog locked in a car in summer time Every summer, countless dogs diein Dogs barely sweat. Theyregulate theowner of a car.Drawother people’s theirowners cars from heatstroke.Even their body temperaturealmost exclus- attention to the dog. If possible, docu- just a quick jaunt to the supermarket can ively by panting and in addition require a mentthe situation with aphoto. If the mean deathfor your four-leggedfriend. lotofwater.When parked, even if your owner returns in time, explain the Even if the window is opened,the tem- car is not directly in the sun, heavy danger of a hot car interior. If the animal perature inside of aparked car can breathing isnot enough, as the temper- cannot be freed from thecar in a few skyrocket inminutes. Not only does this aturecan shootup in amatterof minutes, call the local authorities. cause your trapped dog to panic, butit m i nute s . Would youlike to learn more about can also lead to serious brain damage or Howcan animal lovers reactifthey pet safety? Call into your local Maxi Zoo even death. see a dog locked in a car when it’s hot? and speak with our pet experts today. Why is the interior of a parked car so If it is a supermarket car park, you can At the FAI Festival of Football week in the Inch Field Cahir were dangerous for dogs? try to have an announcement made for Charlotte and Sam Walsh from Fethard. Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 11

MELLERAY GROTTO CAPPOQUIN, CO. WATERFORD "My Message is Peace & Prayer" August 1985 MONDAY, AUGUST 15th “FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION” BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED Saturday August 20th SACRAMENT AT 3.00pm Prayers at 8.00pm Followed by Prayers until 5.00pm Led by Michael Houlihan Celebrant Fr. Thaddy Doyle Sunday August 21st Prayers 8.00pm - 10.00pm Prayers 3.00pm - 5.00pm CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION AT 9.30pm Led by Michael Houlihan and Patt Denn Choir - Mellerary Grotto Choir SACRAMENT OF CONFESSION AT 8.00pm Celebrant Fr. Thaddy Doyle (Curates Diary) Led by Fr. Fitzgerald (Mitchelstown P.P.) Organised Prayers in Grotto during the confession commences 8.00pm sharp Anniversary August 16th - 24th inclusive Monday August 22nd Evenings Prayers commencing at 8pm Prayers at 8.00pm each night. Led by Fr. Kiely & Marion Group (Waterford) PROGRAMME FOR 31st ANNIVERSARY Tuesday August 23rd Tuesday August 16th Prayers at 8.00pm MASS AT 8.00PM Led by Fr. Shane O'Neill (Tramore P.P.) Celebrant: Fr. Gear (Cappoquin P.P) Wednesday August 24th Melleray Grotto Choir Prayers at 8.00pm Wednesday August 17th Prayers led by Fr. John Littleton Prayers at 8.00pm (The Priory Institute, Tallagh) Led by Fr. Bobby Power (Ardfinnan P.P.) BLESSING OF THE SICK & will also pay Melleray Grotto Choir AT 8.00pm SHARP followed by We Thursday August 18th CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION AT 9.30pm Melleray Grotto Choir nALL Prayers at 8.00pm the VATo Led by Fr. Cambell (Kilbrin P.P.) Thursday 8th September OUR LADY'S BIRTHDAY Friday August 19th Prayers 8.30pm your purchases! Prayers at 8.00pm Candlelight Procession 9.30pm Led by Fr. Butler (Clogheen P.P.) Melleray Grotto Committee ✔ Thursday 8th December ALL TILES FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Prayers at 8.00pm Candlelight Procession 9.30pm ✔ ALL ADHESIVE &GROUT South Tipp ✔ WOOD FLOORING Today ✔ HERITAGESTOVES 25th August, 2016 ✔ BATHWARE

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Niamh Costigan accepts an acknowledgment on behalf of the U/12A Paddy Roche accepts the Cahir Sports Overall Award Winner for June on Daughter and mother Evelyn and Nellie Guthrie at awards night in camogie team from Gerry O’Donnell and John Cummins. behalf of daughter Áine from Gerry O’Donnell and John Cummins. Morrissey ’s Bar. Cahir hosts stage of Suir Valley cycling event

Stage 1of theSuir Valley3 Day cycle was won by JLT Condors Stephen Williams in a close finish between four riders on Saturday 30 Ju l y. The stage started off slowly after a few riders had a mechanical problems, but after all the riders got back together theracing startedand a group of 12 riders, including Williams, Hennessey, Rich- ardson, Coleman, Marks , Mc- Namara, Hales, Coleman, O’Callaghan, Feeley, Mc- Laughlin, Yelverton and Por- Sarah Hickey, Suir Valley lady, chairperson of Tipperary County Council ter broke clear after 7kms. Cllr. Siobhan Ambrose, Stage 1 winner Stephen Williams, JLT Condor, The race sped to the first Mayor Cllr. Andy Moloney, and Niamh Gough, Suir Valley lady. hotspot sprint and this was won RobinGarry, withJon Stages 1 winners at the finish of the Suir Valley 3 Day cycle race in Cahir: Lady Sarah Hickey, Douglas Coleman Mould and Fintan Ryan pla- grouped after the Glocca- coming thoughhis ho- (Spirit Bikes, overall points leader), Ian Richardson (Spirit Bikes, 1st on Stage Jersey), Stephen Williams (JLT cing 2nd and 3rd. Then it was maurra climb before they m etow n . Condor, Stage 1 winner), Cian O’Reilly (UCD, Over Cato 2), Robin Garry (Isle of Man, Over Cato 3), and Niamh onto Mitchelstownwhich headed for Fermoy which had Onwards through the Gough (Suir Valley lady). wasin festivalmode and the great crowdsout for our beautiful and scenic Tullow 12 riders extended theirtime second hotspot of theday and Lismoreand therewas a of 12 split into two groups of between the frontand the Simon Ryandue tohis con- on the main group to over a whichwas wonbyMark lot of action in the peloton four (Williams, Richardson, peloton which was at 2 stantattacking trying to get minuteat thebottom of the O’Callaghan, Fitzharris and between mechanicals, Coleman, Feeley), fourat37 minutes 48 seconds. away and was subsequently first ‘KO M ’which waswon by MacNamara respectively. feeding and attacking. seconds (Hennessey, During all this action it awarded the prize for the day. Daire Feeley followed by El- Local rider Michael Hen- Howeverthe real action was McLaughlin, Yelverton, was noted that the most ag- Welshman Stephen Williams liot Porter and Ben Mark. nesseyof Fermoy Hennessy on theclimb of the Veeout of Mark) with theremaining of gressive rider between all of took theoverall spoils forthe The company of 12 re- Cycles got a great response Lismore wherethe company the lead group spread thegroupson theroad was d ay. Send Cahir news/photos to Maria Taylor at [email protected] or call 086 1022014 by 6pm Sunday.

Minister Ross meets The Fair of Cahir 2016 will kick Winner of the Shamrock Loungewho with d el egatio n off this year in Cahir House GAA Draw the family and friends celebrated As Mayor of the Clonmel/Cahir Hotel on Friday 26th August at Joker Jackpot their 30th year of wedding bliss Municipal District, Cllr Andy 7pm. There is no covercharge last week was together recently. Moloney met with Minister and families are welcome. Marie Murphy Home on holidays:Michael Shane Ross along with other Come along to the ballroom who received the Hickey, a good friend of Cahir chairmen of the district and and meet all thegirls who are cheque for GAA, returned from New Zea- deputies to discuss roads taking part in the Queen of the €7,000 in the land and popped into the Park funding in the county. Fair 2016.The girls will be in- Abbey Tavern to watch training last week and Minister Ross stated that there terviewed by Johnny B O’Br ie n from John talk of times gone by. Enjoy the had been a misunderstanding and JohnnyMcMahon. There O’Connor and rest of your stay Michael. to members of the council that will also be the very popular Denny Whelan. County Draw: the club had jone he would not meetadelegation band ‘D e d i c at i o n’ playing live prize winner in theAugust but it was merely that hedidn't a f te r w a rd s . draw. Congratulations John want to start meeting delega- If you wish to take part in the English. tions until the autumn. Queen of the Fair Competition However since there was 2016 and have a bit of fun, call Cahir Park Golf public outcry by the members, 086 1022014 to put your name C lu b he agreed to come to Tipperary down. And whynot bring along Results: Saturday 30th and on a special visit. a friend too, thereare lotsof Sunday 31st July, 18 Hole While all districts pledged businesses whowish to Stab l e f o rd : theircase to the Minister,Cllr. sponsor alady, soget intouch near the Coronation Walk that St. Mary’s Parish Office will re- Maureen Calverton 086 840 1st Catherine English, H/C30, Moloneyhighlighted that the as soon as possible. Entry should look fabulous next year open on Monday22nd August 5 02 0. 36 points reduction of grants from €13m forms are available nowfrom and we are painting some poles at 9am. Monday1st August Eileen down to €8m for regional and The Heritage on the Square. black and whiteto brighten up August church flowers are Active Retirement Murphy Foursomes: local roads since 2007 wasnot thefootpaths. These arepartof sponsored in memory of Ed- The coach will leave the Cahir 1st with 76.8 - Breda Keating good enough. Cllr Moloney also Crazy boat race next year’s entry. Wealso hope ward & Ettie Rigg. If anyone DayCare Centrefor aShannon and Phil Barry pointed out that the loss of bor- Cahir rowing club will run the to plant trees on theClogheen would like to sponsor the Cruise on Tuesday 23rd August Friday 5th and Saturday 6th Au- ough councils in the county crazy boat race once again this Road and finish theflowerbed September flowers in memory at 8am sharp. Thereare 50 gust Presidents Prize: also meant the loss of the roads year on Sunday28th August at in the car park in the coming of theirfamily members con- members travelling. Our Au- 1st Ann O'Brien, H/C27, 39 funding that went withit. Phil 4pm. We plan on having abar- we e k s . tact the Parish Office on 052 74 tumn Holiday is to Majorca on points; 2nd Kathleen Hoganhad reduced thecouncil becue withteas and coffee in We are giving theCahir Men's 4 3 4 47. 9thOctober and theflightis Lonergan, H/C22, 43 points; members from 113 to 40 and the Inch field and face painting Shed a well deserved break this A Holy Land Pilgrimage is being from Shannon Airport. There Gross Caitlin Fitzgerald H/C 14 this saving needed to be re- as well. There will also be tea, week buthope they will team arranged from 28th September are28 members traveling on 3rd Michelle Keating, H/C 20, placed also. coffee and cakes down at the up with us for the Fun Day to 10thOctober 2016.For more this holiday. 40 points; 4thEmma Keating, Others issues raised by the Community Hall before the Sunday in the Inch Field on details, contact Maureen A reminder to all that line dan- H/C 23, 38 points, count back mayorwerethe fact that there race. Dolans SuperValu will Sunday 28thAugust as we will Ahern on 087 231 9639. cing will start again on 21st 5th MarieKeating, H/C22, 38 is a lack of progress on the N24 sponsor the prizes. Entry fee is be providing games, side shows September, and yoga and points; 6th Kathleen Noonan, that has led to congestion on €30 fora team of 4and entry and kiddies races as part ofthe Fu n d ra i s e r cookery classes will also start H/C 21, 38 points the inner relief road in Clonmel forms are already available. Fair of Cahir.We arealso A 5K Fundraiser will take place again in September.For fur- Fixtures: Today, Thursday 11th and also filter lanes need to be This is one of ourmain fun- teaming up withCahir Park FC in Ballylooby on Friday 2nd ther information contactany August, 18 Hole Stableford p rov id e d . draising events of the year and for kiddies a soccer blitz. Many September in aid of the committee member. Saturday 13th and Sunday14th The contentious Ardfinnan support is appreciated. events will be free for children. Ballylooby Community Hall im- July, 18 Hole Stableford. Bridge was also discussed and We must draw attention to the provement. Walkers most wel- Cahir GAA Well done: to Cahir Golf Club the minister went to visit the Wheely boat fact that a seriousamountof come. The 5K will start at 7pm. Junior hurling championship: who overcame County Tip- villageto see for himself first A wheely boat and ‘Kipper the household rubbish is still being Cahir playedBallingarry in the perary Golf Club (Dundrum)in hand. When asked aboutthe Skipper’are coming to Cahir on dumped in the street bins and Fun Dog Show hurling championship in athrilling semi-final in the meeting, Cllr. Moloneysaid Sunday 28th August as part of that crows are tearing it out and The annual Fun DogShowwill Fethard recently. Ballingarry Diageo Mixed Foursomes on that Minister Ross was sym- the Fair of Cahir from 11.30am causing a huge mess. Please can take place on Sunday28thAu- startedalittle better than us Sunday last in blustery and wet pathetic to the case and fully to 17.30pm. There will be people be vigilant in their area. gust at 2pm when thePedigree butsome fine free taking from conditions at Roscrea Golf understands the situation. He wheely boat trips up the river to We will meetas normal on Puppies will be judged. This Cahir’s Daire O'Brien left Cahir Club. They meet Castlecomer saidthere is agood case for Cahir Bakery.The boat will Wednesdayat 7pm. The class will be followed by Any just a goal behind at the end of in the final at the end of August. funding on thebridge and that have a crew of two and it can judging on thelocal competi- Variety(AV)Terrier or Toy, AV the first half; Cahir 0-06 Ballin- Thanks to the many supporters the council has theirend of take two wheelchairs and two tion is ongoing. Thanks to Sporting, AV Non-Sporting and garry 1-06. whotravelled to cheer on the things ready. He also said that morepeople at atime or one everyone for their ongoing let- AV Open. Atthis point theBest The second half was a low tea m . themeeting were worthwhile power chair and three people at ters of support; it'sa com- Pedigree Dog in Show will be scoring affair,but Cahir added Best wishes: to Cahir Park and very productive and he un- a time. There will be a small munityeffort that will win that j ud ge d . another six points and with just ladies who play against Fota Is- derstood that Ardfinnan donation towards the upkeep elusive prize. This year the Rosettes from 1st twopoints from theiroppon- land in the Revive Active today, Bridge case was urgent. of theboat foranyone who to 4th in all 12 Classes are ents our lads held on to take a Thursday 11 August, and also to While Cllr.Moloney thought wishes to take a trip. Meet & Train sponsored by John Quirke Jew- hardfought win. Final score the ladies foursomes team who that the N24 washigh on the Thereis also a competition for Numbers are still holding up ellers. The small cups for 1st in Cahir 0-12 Ballyingarry 1-08. compete in Limerick Golf Club agenda, he felt that nothing anyone who uses the wheely for the Meet and Train sessions each pedigree class as well as a Well done to all the panel of next weekend. would happen hereuntil at boat. They can enter by submit- on Tuesdayand Thursdays at new Perpetual Cup forBest in players and the management Upcoming events: least 2019 but felt that theArd- ting aphoto oftheir trip or a 7.30pm. We now also have Run- Showare sponsored by team. The team and scorers Open Week at Cahir Park Golf finnan Bridge was in with an drawing takenon thetrip to away Mums on Mondayand Maureen Calvert to celebrate were as follows:Brian Enright, Club fromSaturday 20th- outside chance and that the Donal O Halloran, South Tip- Wednesday at 7pm. These are the end of her tenure as Aaron Murphy, Kieran Sunday 28thAugust, minister would consider perary DisabilityGroups for mums who have kids at GAA founder and organiser of these O’Dwyer,Dylan Walsh, Ryan sponsored by Munster Pro- budgets again over the coming Forum,on 087 675 0706. training and whodo 5km while s h ows . O’Donnell, Eoin Donaghy, teins Ltd. weeks. Cllr. Moloneypointed they wait. ContactMarieDavis Maxi Zoo in the Poppy Fields, Brendan Donaghy, Ryan Friday 19th August to Sunday out that a grain farmer had to Tidy Towns for more information on this. Clonmel, is once again the main Murphy, Conor Casey (0-2), 21st August -Open Singles move the bollards recentlyto The Cahir Tidy Towns groupis This newgroup will join back sponsor of this show. They Daire O’Brien (0-7), Niall McK- Stab l e f o rd . get his machinery over the keeping busy this month and with the Tuesday and Thursday provide their best dog food for enna (0-2), JohnnyB.O’Br ie n , Monday22nd August -Open b r id g e. has cleared most of thebriars Group in the winter. winners as well as goodie bags Darragh Howard,Conor Mixed Foursomes. All other projects he felt would and weeds from under the We are also taking part in and more. Cashman (0-1) and Dylan Tuesday 23rd August -South have to wait. Castle at the doctors riverside. events in the Inch Field for the One of Maxi Zoo’s experts will Fitzgerald. Subsused: Aidan Munster Seniors Open Singles. Moloney said that our roads The geese and ducks are de- Fun DaySunday on August be on hand to help anyone who Casey, Keelan Hickey, Keelan Wednesday 24th August - APB maintenance allocation was lighted that theyhave fresh 28th. We will have kiddies races has problems with theirpets, Looby and Shane Murphy. Open Singles Qualifier - Men. used up already onrepairs pastures as it was very over- for all ages and we will be providing professional advice. Juvenile news/results; U12 A Thursday 25th August - Ladies from theflooding and that this grown. The Cahir River Search having a5km run on Saturday The fun classes startaround Hurling Championship- Cahir Open 3-Ball. money badly needs to be re- &Rescuewere called upon to 27th August at 6.30pm which 3:30pm and will be as follows: 2-09 Grangemockler / Friday 26th August - Men’s placed foressential annual re- transportthe Tidy Towns vo- will finish this year in the Best Fancy Dress, Best Child’s Ballyneale 1 -01. Open 2-Ball Better Ball Cham- pairs and he called on the lunteers across theriver to S qu a r e. Pet, Handsomest Dog & Pret- U/14A Hurling Championship: pagne Scramble. minister to release funds. complete the works. Thanks to On a more social scene we will tiest Bitch, Rescuein Best Con- Carrick Swan 1-18 Cahir 1-02. Saturday 27th August & Sunday Cllr. Moloney thanked Min- John and DJ for your help and be teaming up with Cahir Tidy dition, Dogwith thebest Fixtures: Today, Thursday 11th 28th August - Scratch Cups ister Ross forcoming to Tip- the RiverSearch &Rescue Towns for a fashion show in aid Trick/Talent, Dog the Judge August - U/14A Hurling Cham- We e ke n d perary and answering the Rescue for volunteering your of theDay CareCentre on would like to Take Home, and pionship - Cahir vSt Marysat H/caps: Senior to +4, Junior independent call to visit the services to keep Cahir Tidy Friday 11th November with the grand finale, whichas al- 7pm in Cahir. 5–11, Inter 12–18, Minor 19+ area and asked for action as a Tow n s . celebrity compare Frances ways isthe entertaining Dog & Wedding anniversary: Con- Book online at www.cahir- matter of urgency. We are presently clearing a B l ac k . 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H E A LT H WATC H Multiple sclerosis can’t be cured but can be treated m e nt . Secondary progressive MS is very unlikely that ance and co-ordination. It worse withthe associated Dr Sabine The symptoms of MS are Secondary progressive someone would develop all can make walking and emotional impactthey can unpredictable. Some MS (SPMS) follows on from possible symptoms. moving around difficult, have onthe person and/or Eg g e rs people's symptoms develop RRMS. It ischaracterised by In a quarterof cases of particularly if you alsohave their partner. and get worse over time, a steady worsening of symp- MS, the first symptom is in- muscle weakness and spas- while other people's symptoms, with or without re- flammation (swelling) ofthe ticity. You may experience T R E AT M E N T Multiple sclerosis (MS) is toms come and go periodic- lapses. Studies show that optic nerve, which transmits difficulty with co-ordina- There's currently no cure the most common pro- a l l y. most people withRRMS go visual information to the tion, called ataxia. Shaking forMS, but it's possible to gressive, neurological condi- Periods when your symp- on to develop this form of brain. This is known as optic of the limbs (tremor) is rare treat the symptoms with tion in young adults in toms get worse are known as MS, on average15-20years neuritis and usuallyonly af- but can be severe.Dizziness medications and other treat- Ireland. Approximately relapses. Periods when your after the onset. fects one eye. Itcauses pain can happen late onand can m e nt s . 8,000 people have MSin Ire- symptoms improve or disap- behind your eyeball, loss of make youfeel as if your sur- Treatment forMS de- land. MS is a condition of the pear are known as remis- Primary progressive MS vision and colorblindness. roundings are spinning (ver- pends on the specific symp- central nervous system (the s io n s . MS can alsocause double t i go ) . toms and difficulties the brain and spinal cord). The A relapse in MS is defined Primary progressive MS vision, pain in both eyes and Cognitive problems refer person has.It mayinclude central nervous system con- as aperiod of at least 24 (PPMS) is the rarest form of difficulty focusing (known to problems with mental treating relapses of MS trols the body's actions and hours in which newsymp- MS. If you have this form of as nystagmus). processes, such as thinking symptoms (withsteroid activities, suchas move- toms appear or previous MS, symptoms will get Extreme tiredness (fa- and learning. These usually medication) and treating ment, thesenses and cogni- ones worsen. Relapses can steadily worse withno dis- tigue) may be your main occur when MS is severe. specificMS symptoms or t io n . occur at any time and may tinct relapses or remissions. symptomof MS. Youmay The problems may be tem- treatment to reduce the Each nervefibre in the vary in severity. Sometimes, find that fatigue causes your porary or permanent. You number of relapses (disease- central nervous system is a short-lived worsening of Benign MS other symptoms (such as may have trouble remem- modifying therapies). You'll surrounded by a substance your symptoms can be If youhave hadno symp- problems with balance, bering and learning new be supportedby ateam of called myelin. Myelin helps caused byother factors, toms for10 to 15 years,you vision and concentration) to things, problems with atten- different healthcare profes- messages from the brain to such as hot weather or exer- may be told that you have be- get worse. tion and concentration, sionals working together travel quickly and smoothly cise. This does not neces- nign MS (BMS). Benign MS is MS can cause damage to slowed or confused speech, which mayinclude aneuro- to the rest of the body. In MS, sarily mean that you are characterised by a small thenerve fibres in your and reduced mental speed. logist (specialist in treating the myelin becomes dam- having a relapse. number of relapses followed central nervous system. This If you have MS, you may conditions of thenervous aged and disrupts the by a complete recovery each can cause your muscles to find yourself laughing or system), a physiotherapist, a transfer of these messages. TYPES OF MS time. There is no guarantee contract tightly and pain- crying for no reason, and you speech and language ther- MS can occur at any age, There are different sub- that MSis ever gone forgood fully (spasm). Your muscles may also be more likely to ex- apist, and a number of other but symptoms are mostly types of MS. They are char- and it is even possible to have may also become stiff and perience depression or professionals. Your team first seen between the ages acterised by the pattern of a relapse after many years of resistant to movement, a n x iety. will also include aspecialist of 20 and 40.Women are relapse and remission that no symptoms. which is known as spasticity. MS can make your MS nurse whowill usually morethan twice as likely to the symptoms follow. These can cause weaknesses bladder either overactive or serveas your main pointof develop MS as men. MS is a SYMP TOMS in your muscles and result in underactive. If it is over- contact. AlthoughMS can't lifelong condition, butit is Relapsing remitting MS The central nervous reduced strength. active, your bladder may currently be cured, there are not terminal. Most people system (brain and spinal The two types of pain that contract when it is not full, medicines that can help to with MS can expect to live as Relapsing remitting MS cord) controls all your body's can occur as a result of MS causing incontinence. If it is reduce the number and long as someone without the (RRMS) is the most common actions.When MS causes are neuropathic and muscu- underactive, you may find severity of relapses in some condition as progression type of MS. It is character- damage to the nerve fibres loskeletal pain.Neuropathic that your urine flowisinter- people. These are called ‘dis - can be slow. However, for ised by numerous relapses that carry messages to and pain is caused bydamage to rupted and your bladder ease-modifying therapies’. some people MS can pro- and remissions. Relapses from your brain, symptoms thenerve fibres in your does not feel empty. These aim to reduce the gress very rapidly. maylast for days, weeks or can occur in anypartofyour central nervous system. It MS often causes constip- amountof damageand scar- Quality of lifecan be an months. Youmay experi- body. The locationof the can be stabbing pains, ex- ation, butmay also cause ring to the myelin sheath issue for peoplewith MS as ence newsymptoms each damage determines the type treme skin sensitivity or bowel incontinence. (layer surrounding your they may requireadditional time,ora recurrenceofpre- of symptoms aperson may burning sensations. Muscu- Altered feelings such as nerves), associatedwith MS supports and services as vious ones. After each re- ex p e r ie n c e . loskeletal pain is not caused tingling and numbness in re l ap s e s . their disease progresses and lapse,you may recover There are many different directly by MS, but can occur thelimbs can affect touch If youwould liketoknow disability becomes a feature. completely. However, many symptoms of MS and they af- if thereis excess pressureon and heat sensitivity, particu- more aboutyour treatment However, for most people people's symptoms improve fect each person differently. your muscles or joints as a larly in the hands and feet. for MS or local support this can be managed with ad- but do not disappear alto- Most people withMS only result of spasms and spasti- Difficulties with arousal groups, visit your phar- equate support and equip- geth e r. have a few symptoms and it city. MS can affect your bal- and impotence can be made macist or GP.

PHYSICAL THERAPY Ankle pain when walking –tendinopathy treatment

Signs & symptoms to keep the tibia or shin bone are performed with the ankle more vertical and hencere- taped, initially with pain free By Tomás Ryan Pain & discomfortonthe duces tibialis posterior isometric sittingexercises BSc.AHS, Ph.Th. MIAPT inside of thefoot behind the tendon load. Also,focus on with the ankle turning in- ankle joint knownas theme- shortening your stride when wards progressing to rubber dial malleolus bone.There walking. When using stairs theraband exercises. Further Tibialis posterior tendino- can also be pain on the medial focus on keeping your knee painfree progression involves pathy is very often respons- arch where thetendonat- over your foot inorder to im- double leg heelraises withan ible for ankle pain that is taches to the navicular bone. prove hip & knee alignment. outward pulling band to help located on the inside of the Inability to complete a Taping techniques to help isolate load inthe tibialis pos- ankle joint. The tibialis pos- single leg heel raise due to reduce tendon load need to be terior tendon. These exer- terior tendons role is to help pain and weakness. applied to the ankle for a 2-4 cises are complicatedand control themidfoot when When tested in clinic week period. The patientwill require instructional guid- walking and running. Poor thereis pain when turning be educated on how to apply ance from your physical ther- walking, running technique the ankle inwards against res- of the tendon. ning & replace them with such techniques. Alternat- api s t . or sudden excessive exercise i s ta n c e. Patient experiencespain swimming or cycling to main- ively orthotics can be used, leads to overload and injury of There can be swelling on when pushing off the forefoot tain your cardio fitness. but taping is thecheaper op- Tomás Ryan is a registered the tendon. The best treat- the inside of the ankle joint (toe region) during walking. When walking, you should t io n . physical therapist with the menttechnique forthis con- behind themedial malleolus, land more on your midfootin Rehabilitation of the Irish Association of Physical dition is pain free progressive possibly indicating tenosyn- Treatment & management a soft contactrather than a tibialis posterior tendon can Therapy(MIAPT) and is exercise loading of the ovitis whichis inflammation Stopall aggravatingactiv- heavy heel strike. Thishelps take up to 3 months. Exercises based in Clonmel & Thurles. te n d o n . ities sucha long walks or run- Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 15

FAI FESTIVAL OF FOOTBALL Carrick United AFC’s clubhouse extension opened as part of celebrations

FAI Chief Executive John There wasapplause when ment Secretary Richard Delaney and FAI President Mr. Delaney announced the Friend for his services to foot- grant of €5000 to assist with ball and Carrick United, Tony Fitzgerald officially theacquisition of land ad- which was greetedwith great opened Carrick United AFC's joining theclub todevelop an ac c l a i m . clubhouse extension and an- additional playing pitch. Ray Houghton, Keith An- nounced a €5000 grant to- Carrick United, which drews, Ciara Rossiter and Ri- wards further expansion of boasts morethan 600 mem- anna Jarrett presented the bers, is in negotiations with annual schoolboys and girls the club's facilities during Carrick-on-Suir Municipal Playerof theYearawards, their visit as part of the District Council to purchase much to the excitement of all FA I ’s Festival of Football on the council owned land. Car- i nvo l ve d . Tuesday, July 26. rick United PRO Philip Cull- The Academy players then inane saidthis generous showcased their skills to the Generations of club mem- donation from the FAIwill be FAIdelegation, whomingled bers and supporters ranging invaluable in the club's efforts with the crowd and posed for from founding members to to cater forexisting playing photographs withplayers the current schoolboys nu m b e r s . and their families. players gathered at Tom FAI PresidentTony The event was an occasion Drohan Park for the event Fitzgerald and John Delaney of togetherness and celebra- that was also attended by then formally opened the tion made possible by the former Irish international clubhouse extension, which combined efforts of everyone players Ray Houghton and includes new public toilets working together for the Keith Andrews, and Irish and an extra dressing room. tow n . FAI president Tony Fitzgerald and FAI chief executive John Delaney officially opening Carrick United AFC's women's internationals The extension cost approx- It was also an acknowledg- clubhouse extension. Also in the photo are Richard Friend, Carrick United development secretary (second from Ciara Rossiter and Rianna imately €50,000 and was mentofthe generosityofthe left), club chairman Liam Wells and club committee member John White. Ja r rett . completed just in time for the people of Carrick on Suir and The FAI delegation first re- official opening. The club re- surrounding areas combined ceived abrief overview of the ceiveda €30,000 National with the relentless drive, en- cility that is Tom Drohan to all the committees and vo- club also appreciatesthe club's history from club Lottery sports capital grant thusiasm and ambition of nu- Pa rk . lunteers whoworked tire- good wishes extended by the chairman Liam Wells as they towards the project. merous hard working The club thanks all who lessly to ensure thegrounds people of Carrick-on-Suir viewed a photographic dis- The FAIPresident hon- committees in making pos- helped makethe eventmem- looked pristine and that the and beyond along with those play in the clubhouse. ouredthe Club's Develop- sible the state-of-the-artfa- orable and fun filled. Thanks occasion went smoothly. The of the club's governing body. Eddie Duggan's dedication to Mullinahone FC honoured

The arrival of the FAI delega- club. He also thanked him for tion to Mullinahone was a makingtwo young boys very proud day forthe local dreams cometrue -Alex club and thefestival of fun Maher and Eoin O'Dwyer had organised around theevent the uniquehonour of leading proved to be a huge success, theteams onto the pitchfor says club chairman John the Ireland versus Germany Bermingham. game in the Euro 2016 quali- There were all sorts of fying campaign. games and activities for Ray Houghton and Keith young and old including pen- Andrews were also thanked altyshootouts, five aside for theiroutstanding service matches, crossbarchallenge to the Irish team and for and Mullinahone’s first ever being suchrole models to human Fussball tournament younger players. The entire community TSDL treasurerRichie turned out to join in the celeb- Powerwas full of praise for rations and they were joined theway the committeeof by many former players of Mullinahone FC had rejuven- Mullinahone FC who had ated both the club and been invited back home for premises. TSDl committee the occasion. member Christy Aylward The excitement was at presented John Bermingham Mullinahone FC club members and locals gather for a photo with some of the FAI's Festival of Football delegation. fever pitch when the FAI del- with a cheque for €5 0 0 0. egation arrived. John Delaney matched FAI CEO John Delaney was that amount witha generous unprecedented success in his all officials and guests. They veal a beautifulmarble chael Lonergan was jubilant first off the bus, quickly fol- donation of €5,000 from the first season in charge. were thrilled to receive such plaque. All former players when he saved Keith Andrews lowed by former Interna- FAI. He also paid aglowing The club won the third di- personalised local gifts. were invited back to join in penaltykick. RayHoughton tionals Ray Houghton, Keith tributeto theclub for theway vision shield,The Peter O Re- The highlight of the day thecelebrations and there was a little more crafty giving Andrews.and FAI President they had re-established a very illy Cup,and earned was the unveiling of a plaque was greatatmosphere and Michael no chance. Tony Fitzgerald. strong soccer presence in the promotion to the second divi- to EddieDuggan in recogni- banter as old teammates were The players and officials In welcoming them to a rea . sion in their first season back tion of his dedication to Mul- reu n i te d . took time tochat, sign auto- Mullinahone, John Berm- KeithAndrews madea in league football after a five linahone FC over manyyears. John Bermingham also graphs and have theirphotos ingham thanked John presentation to team man- year absence. Eddie had no idea that he was paid tributeto Stephen Wat- taken time and again. Delaney for taking such an in- ager George Hindley in recog- Special presentations of going to be honoured in such ters, thefather figureof It was an incredible day for terest in grassroots soccer nition of his outstanding handcrafted pens made by 90 a wayand wascompletely soccer in Mullinahone, for a the entireMullinahone com- and in particular for the help achievements last season. year old Johnny Sheehan shocked when John Delaney generation of players. munityand one they celeb- and advice given to the local George had led the team to from Fethard were made to pulled back the curtains to re- Mullinahone goalieMi- rated in style. 16 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August 1 1, 20 1 6

FAI FESTIVAL OF FOOTBALL Cahir Park AFC Fitting end to Festival of pick up Merit Football at Clonmel Town FC

FAI CEO John Delaney, FAI grounds on the Cashel Road, president Tony Fitzgerald, signing autographs, posing Awar d Republic of Ireland manager for photographs and greeting Martin O’Neill and former enthusiastic supporters on International player Keith their way. Martin O’Nei l l Cahir Park AFC topped off a the function. Earlier in the Andrews were part of the presented trophiesto the great week of Festival of week, the FAIdelegation ac- FAI travelling contingent club's players of theyearand Football in Tipperary by companied by Martin O’Nei l l that visited The Dr. Pat Mr. Delaney officially opened picking up the Merit Award visited the football club to the O’Callaghan Sports Com- the newall weather facility and securing second place delight of all. On the field plex during the Festival of that was just recently up- at the FAI Club of theYear most of the teams are getting Football week, on a very g rad e d . Awards night at theMinella ready for the new season and proud occasion for Clonmel In addressing thelarge Hotel in Clonmel on Sat- as always newplayers areal- Town Football Club. crowd Mr. Delaney said: “It urday, July 30. ways welcome. During the visit Martin was fitting to end the Festival Club member Joe Hally re- The club’s all weather pro- O’Neill unveiled The Jack of Football tourof local clubs FAI President Tony Fitzgerald presenting Clonmel Town FC chairman ceiveda groundsman honour ject is under way with the AchesonClub Person Of The at Clonmel Town -one of Tip- Jamie O'Flaherty with a plaque to commemorate the FAI visit. and another local Michael clearing of theold all weather Year Plaque in memory ofthe perary's great clubs”. Halpin receivedan adminis- as thecontractors begin dig- former club stalwartwho TSDL representative nell with a donation from the pressed with theworkbeing trato r ’s awardfor his service ging. Anyone looking forfree sadly passed away last year. Richard Powercompli- league towards the cost of the carried out by volunteers at to the TSDL. The Mayor of the topsoil or subsoil from the ex- There wasa truly magical mentedClonmel Town on newly refurbished all grassroots level and added: Clonmel/Cahir Municipal cavation works should make feel to the occasion as theFAI their facilities and presented weather pitch. FAI president “Clubs like Clonmel Town are District Cllr. Andy Moloney contact withthe club.Cahir party toured the impressive club treasurer Brian O’Don - Tony Fitzgerald was very im- the bedrock of our game”. was on hand to congratulate Tidy Towns are takingsome the local winners who were of it to help fill in flowerbeds thrilled with their national around the town. awards as they start the next Fundraising for theall phase of development in the weather project is still on- All seater stand opened and money Park.FAI CEO John Delaney, going and anyone wishing to FAI President Tony contribute to this fantastic Fitzpatrick and Republic project that will benefit every Manager Martin O’Neill were boyand girl young and old in rasied for charity at Clonmel Celtic FC also on hand to make the the town can do so. Thanks to presentations to the other all whohave contributed to club members who attended the project so far. The FAI visited Clonmel Delaney released green and that caters for abandoned an- up a prize for Man of the Celtic FC on as part ofthe white balloons high into the imals. Matchin thecharitytourna- Tipperary Festival of Foot- sky to officially open the The tournament itself was ment final. Former players ball on Tuesday, July 26. c lub’sall seater stand. The a great success and provided Ray Houghton and KeithAn- Tony Fitzgerald, Pres- second event wasasoccer entertainment foreveryone drews made themedal ident, John Delaney CEO, and tournament involving the watching. The tournament presentation. The players Richie Power(TSDL) all ad- under 10 and 11 teams that was wonby Martin Greene’s along with all the FAIvisiting dressed the crowd and both raised money for local charity Poland whoedged outViktor party, despite havingavery the FAI and TSDL generously PAWS . Mendal’s Italy in an exciting busy day, werevery generous gave the club FAIdraw John Power, Clonmel final. Howeverall theteams withtheir time giving auto- tickets, schoolboytickets for Celtic PRO, remarked that contributed to anenjoyable graphs and posing for pic- an international WorldCup though the club primarily event withskill, some fine tures. Overall it was avery qualifierand acouple of caters for soccer “we also playand goals and most of all enjoyable evening. much appreciated cheques. want tohave awider com- sportsmanship very evident A big thank for all who All three speakers compli- munity impactand have a throughout the day. contributed, our small but mented theclub onits facil- positive impact on voluntary After the tournament hard working committee, ities and spokeoftheir agencies not directly involved medal presentations were coaches, players and parents, admiration for the work clubs in the game”. He was happy to made to the under 11s who Noelie Hickey and Anthony Mayor Cllr. Andy Moloney, Pakie Hally, president Cahir Park AFC, John likeClonmel Celtic FC dofor present over €300 collected finished runners up inU/12 Cullinane, and Jacinta and Russell, development officer and player for Sligo Rovers FC, Paul Conway grassroots soccer in Ireland. from the players particip- Division 1last season. Alex M a rt i n’s SuperValuwho development chairman Cahir Park AFC, Colm Lonergan, development The club organisedtwo ating to Lisa from PAWS. Greene was presentedthe provided some healthy commitee Cahir Park AFC, and Paul Keogh, FAI development officer at FAI events to mark the FAI’s visit. PAWS is an animal rescue ser- under 12 TSSDL Player of the snacks and waterfor the Festival of Football week in the Inch Field Cahir. After the speeches, CEO John vice based in Mullinahone Year,while MarkRyanpicked eve nt . Irish masters defeat TSDL legends at Cooke Park

Where to start after such a to be honest) withtheir goals this event and huge work was Pearse Foleyand Jimmy splendid as always and after speech outlining how special memorable evening at Cooke coming from DominicFoley done by the Saints committee Tobin; all who helped out on the game, some presenta- a place Cooke Park is. Park on July 24. A host of stars (hat-trick)and one from Keith for some time before hand. the night, stewarding, tions were made. St. Michael’ All in all, another night landed at St. Michael’s AFC to Andrews. St.Michael’s goal The club would liketo bouncy castle duties, helping s first team Playerof the Year that the club will never forget play a selection of TSDL le- came from Tony Scully. thank the following: thehuge out upstairs in club house very deservedly wentto John at Cooke Park. gends selection. Cooke Park It wasa great game to crowds who supported them with teas/coffees; Willie Ryan O'Brien. Second team Player Also great to see club pres- was chosen to host an Irish watch at a sun drenched and on the night;Irish Masters Bun who did a great job enter- of the Year went to Tom identMick Flynn at Cooke Masters Team VTSDL Le- fun filled Cooke Park and very Team and TSDL/Tipperary taining the supporters before Peters. Paul Breen, Jim Carr, Park relishing and enjoying gends. Such stars as Ray enjoyable.The kids really en- legends selection; FAI deleg- and during the game;St. Mi- and Chris Higgins received the whole event. Houghton, KeithAndrews, joyedthe bouncy castle and ates including John Delaney; c h ae l ’s officers and com- momentosfor theirachieve- All retired to Lowry's Bar MarkKinsella, StephenHunt, Willie Bun as always went everyone who travelled to the mittee members; Donal ments playing with the Irish after theevent and greatfun Paul McGee,Dominic Foley down atreat. The hugecrowd occasion; referees John Had- Noonan and Raymond amateur team (Chris wasn't washad. Thanks to Tonyand and many morefrom the world were entertained as soon as nett,John Lyons, John Lonergan for excellent photo presentbut his Mam Josie Maeve for your continued of Leagueof Ireland took on they came through our gates McGuireand PaddyKeane; taking; and to anyone who proudly accepted the award). supportand thefood and re- some greatlads of St. Mi- and the stars were very ac- the club’s backroom team helped out leading up tothe TSDL & FAIalsomade freshments were excellent as c h ae l ’s.The game finished4-1, cessible for photos and chats. consisting of James Walsh, event on and off the field. presentations to the club and a l ways . (really flattered the Irish team A lot of planning went into John Cremins, Eddie Jones, Cooke Park was looking John Delaney made alovely Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 17

FAI FESTIVAL OF FOOTBALL Festival enjoyed at Burncourt Celtic

On Sunday morning, July and KeithAndrews, ladies during the week-long football 24, an FAI delegation visited internationals Ciara party. The club presented the BurncourtCeltic FC as part Rossiter and Rianna Jarrett FAIwitha piece of crystal to of the Festivalof Foot- and local T.S.D.L. and mark the occasion. In his ball.The delegation wasled T.S.S.D.L. officers. speech, Mr. Delaney compli- by the FAI chief executive Mini games took place mented those who run the John Delaney and included during the visit with boys and club,congratulated them on FAI presidentTony girls from 4-16 years of age their recentsuccess and Fitzpatrick, former interna- taking part.Burncourt Celtic wished them all the best for tional players RayHoughton was the first club to be visited the future.

Ray Houghton and Keith Andrews with some of the young players at Cullen/Lattin AFC. Former internationals watch Cullen Lattin AFC's rising stars

The local community turned welcomedthe group to and then presented captain out in great numbers to wel- Cullen and showedthe group of thewinning teamPauric come an FAIdelegation to around the club’stwo new Duddy with the cup. Aisling Park, Cullen, on grass playing pitches and new After the medals present- Sunday 24 July. astroturf. While all this was ation club chairman Mike Among the dignitaries vis- going on players from the landers made a presentation iting Cullen Lattin AFCwere under 13 and 14 teams were to FAI president Tony Some of the FAI's delegation with members of Burncourt Celtic FC's under 12 tea m . executive members of the FAI playing atournament on the Fitzgerald to mark the occa- including CEO John Delaney astroturf pitch. Be the time sion. John Delaneycongratu- president Tony Fitzgerald, of- the FAI delegates had looked lated the club on its ficers of the TSDL,former in- around the facilities thefinal outstanding facilities and ternational players Ray of thetournament wasready also theladies teamwho re- New dugouts opened at Clerihan FC Houghton and KeithAn- to kick off and former inter- cently won the Limerick drews and current members nationals RayHoughton and County League. Both the FAI As part ofthe recentFest- of the Irish ladies senior in- Keith Andrewstook great in- and TS DL presentedthe club ival of Football ,a visitfrom ternational team. Club terest in it. After it Ray and with grants to assist with the the FAI took place on Tuesday chairman, MikeLanders, Keith presentedmedals to current development. 26th July to Clerihan Football Club. Therewas afantastic welcome forall the dignitaries, whichincluded Tony Fitzgerald, president of the FAI, John Delaney, Chief Ex- Community spirit highlighted at ecutive, and former players KeithAndrews and Ray Houghton. Also in attend- Wilderness Rovers ance were Cllr.Siobhan Am- brose,Chairperson of the Tipperary County Council, and John Earley, one of the founder members of Clerihan FC in 2001 whois theparish field in theearly John Delaney cutthe ribbon currently Chairman of the stages. Seamus alsopaid on the club’s new dugouts S FA I . tributeto Clerihan Com- which had only just arrived in Seamus Cleary of Clerihan munityCouncil forall their time forthe event. After the FC opened proceedingsby work in making such fant- formalities there was time for formally welcoming the FAI astic facilities available to the somerefreshments and the travelling party. He also paid local clubs and the com- guestswere only too happyto tribute to Fr Ailbe O’Br ic , mu n i ty. make themselves available parish priest of Clerihan, who Tony Fitzgerald spoke on for autographs and photo- Wilderness Rovers members with members of the FAI's Festival of Football deleg at i o n . kindly allowed theclub use behalfof theFAI and then g rap h s .

As part ofthe FAI Festivalof their positive approach to all Football, FAI officials visited requests theevent would Wilderness Rovers FC on have had littleimpact on the July 26 and were impressed c o m mu n i ty. Tipperary Town FC open their new pitch with the time and effort put Thanks to membersofAn into making it suchasuc- Garda Síochána who cessful event. provided apresence and Tipperary Town FC celeb- entertaining evening. The fun daywith bouncing in the blitz it was truly The club would liketo traffic control during the ratedthe muchanticipated evenings event was castles,face painting and a amazing to see. The club thank FAI chief executive visit. Sincere gratitude is ex- opening of their new pitch sponsored by Tipperary ba rb e q ue. would like to takethis oppor- John Delaney, FAIpresident tended to all theplayers in conjunction withthe FAI Credit Union. The club would liketo tunityto thank everyone who Tony Fitzgerald, Ray young and old who turned Festival of Football on Sat- Sundaysaw the official thank local band The Rockin took part over this mo- Houghton, KeithAndrews u p. urday 23rd and Sunday 24th opening of the club’s new fa- Bullets for providing live mentous weekend. The new and the other representatives Thankstothe parentswho July last. cility. Proceedings got un- musiconthe day. At 6pm the facility is situated at that made up the group. pitched in and to the young On theSaturday evening derway at4pm with soccer blitz got underway Gortavalla Knockanrawkey, They would like to thank children of the area who the club hosted an over 35's v Tipperary Town AvTip- with children from 7yrs - Tipperary Town. the staff at the local com- were on hand to welcome local hero's game in which a perary Town B, followed with 15yrs boysand girls taking Tipperary town fc will play munity centre who went theFAI. A bigthank youto large crowd attended. Newly Tipperary Town ladies u/16 v pa rt . in the TSDL Premier League above and beyond to make everyone whohelped to crowned 'Pride of Tipperary' Cashel Town ladies u/16. The The FAI Festivalof Foot- this seasonfor thefirst time the visit enjoyable by all. makethis an accomplish- Hazel Heffernan from event was attendedby a huge ball travelling party arrived at and they look forwardto Without the help and assist- mentthatwe all can take Bansha got proceedings number of locals,and chil- thepitch at 6.50pm and with seeing large number of sup- ance provided by the staff and pride in. underway in what wasavery dren who enjoyed the family 130 children still taking part porters attend on matchdays. 18 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August 1 1, 20 1 6

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Hottest new star Barry ‘C o n ve r sat i o n s Kirwan to play Times Hotel at the Main The Trudi Lalor G u a rd ’ Nominated ‘Newcomer of drummer and then moved to the Year’ at the 2016 RTE Irish the Lisa McHugh band before The Office of Public Works Country Music Awards, Barry joining top attraction Derek is delighted to welcome vis- Kirwan is taking the Irish Rya n . itors to ‘Conversations at country scene by storm fol- Barry was intent on Summer Show the Main Guard’ in lowing his launch in June. ploughing a lone furrow and Clonmel, an exhibition runs As theson of Irish singing achieved this ambition with The very popular entertainer from Tuesday to Sunday sensation Dominic Kirwan, it thelaunch of his ownoutfit Trudi Lalor will be hosting 9.00am – 5.00pm (last ad- cameas no surprise that just over two months ago. her own summer show on mission 4.15pm) until Barry hadshowbusiness as- His firstsolo song ‘Keep It Friday 19th August at the Brú Sunday, August 21. pirations from a very early In The Middle Of The Road’ Ború Theatre in Cashel. The exhibition features 27 a ge. shotto thenumber one spot This will be an evening of portraits by 23 artists. The Growing up hewas a com- in the Irish iTunes country song and music from one of included artworks span one mitted member of the school chart and wasfollowed by a Ireland's leading performers. hundred years – from an Al- choir and devotedmuch of much acclaimed debut album Trudi, who won the presti- bert Power bust of James his time to performing in whichfeatured thehit single gious ‘Female Entertainer of Stephens of 1914 to por- school productions or com- ‘Up The Jive’. the Year’ and ‘Fe m a l e traits created in 2016. The peting invarious solo singing Rated as the hottest new Country Vocalist 2016’ at this first venue for this exhibi- fei s ei n n a . acttocome on thedancing year's Hot CountrySky TV tion of portraits was Farm- Barry joinedthe Seamus scene for many Awards, will be joined by spe- leigh Gallery where over 80 Kerrigan School of Tradi- years, Barry cial guests Paddy O’Br ie n , artworks were on display. A tional Irish Dance at the Kirwan and Johnny Carroll and new different format of the ex- ageoffive whereheper- his super rising star 16 yearold Keelan hibition is currently on dis- formed withdistinction band will re- from Donegal. play in The Casino, Marino, until well into his teens. turn foran- Trudi recently released a Dublin which was changed He later other bigdate countrygospel album called to suit the scale of the indi- joined his at the Times ‘B e l i eve’ which is receiving vidual interior. f ath e r ’s Hotel in Tip- rave reviews. Trudi Lalor The curator’s concept is the ba n d perary Town Paddy O’Brien is alwaysa creation of an imaginary as a this Sunday firm favourite withBru Boru dialogue taking place night 14thAu- audiences and he will have “The Man withthe Golden received extensive airplay na- between the people in the gust. manyof his fans looking for- Tr u m p et” Johnny Carroll will tionally . portraits when the Main Keep an ward to hearing him sing lots have the place rocking with Tickets are priced at €20 Guard is closed to visitors. eye outfor an of his hit songs including his own brand of entertain- andare onsale now from the Go along to explore the ex- appearance by ‘Keep on the Sunnyside’,‘The m e nt . Brú Ború box office on 062 hibition, to interpret the top Northern Old Man and his Fiddle’, and Ke e l a n’s recordings of 61122 or online at portraits in your own way attrac t io n ‘Never Grow Old’. ‘High Cotton’and ‘D i a n a’ h ave w w w. b r ub o r u . i e. and to join in the conversa- Sean Wilson tio n . at the Times on Sunday 21st August. Showing horses 1930 style Classic rock There is no doubt that early in the morning to hand and Fiona Passbergerand with the passing of time milk thecows beforemy Irish Tube and Fitting Supply not to be things change. Looking back father loaded us into the pony sponsored classes. through old Iverk Show cata- and trap for the one and a half New this year is the Irish missed logues I came across the fol- hour journey to Piltown. And Thoroughbred Marketing lowing in theRules and I think I have only missed one Racehorse to Riding Horse A Night of Thin Lizzy Regulations of the1930’s or two shows in my lifetime 2016 Supreme Champion- takes place this Saturday s h ows : that I can remember. ship final. 13 August at Gleeson’s Bar Rule 15 states that ‘th e “To meas a littlegirl the The aim of these classes is in Clonmel at 10pm. Ded- Judges are requested to select place was full of horses. It was to give retired racehorses a ication are a four-piece suchHorses in eachClass for always recognised as a great new life in the riding in- Thin Lizzy tribute band Veterinary examination as place to sell horses, especially dustry.Well knownrace- from Clonmel.The band they may consider eligible for trooper types for England. horses suchasfeatures David Cagney on Prizes or Commendations, “The show jumping was Forpadydeplasterer will be bass/vocals, lead guitar- butare not to determine the fantastic. It cost us two shil- taking part. ists Alan Pyke and Brian order of merit of such Horses lings to enter the show and Horse Sport Ireland is "Demo" Dempsey, and until they receive the report another twoshillings ifone sponsoring a much improved Thomas Cosgrave on of theVeterinary Surgeon’s wanted to watch thejumping working hunter champion- drums. exa m i n at i o n’. from the comfort of the stand ship. The Rose of Iverk always All members are regular Rule 17 says ‘I n s tr uc t io n s or just one shilling to watch draws a big entryfor two year players on the rock and to Judgesof Horses – That no from the sideline seats. old fillies. Ponies compete for blues circuit and have Prizes are to be awarded ex- “I remember being awe- the Howley Trophy and AIB many years experience cept to Animals that have struck bythe ladies riding C up. between them. been examined and passed by side-saddle. I didnot know Class descriptions forthe They originally formed in the Veterinary Surgeons.’ howthey stucktothe side of show jumping have also 2015 for just a handful of No wonder we had built up the horse. changed. From the Best Per- gigs, but there was such a a worldwide reputation for “They were just beautiful formance over the course positive reaction to the sound horses. Your horse did with their veil tied back over ridden at a fair hunting pace band that they decided to not geta rosetteuntil after their face. The cravat was and the Champion Stone Wall book more gigs and play passing the Vet. magnificent with abig dia- Jump in the1930s to the the Munster area and have Monday Do any of you recall mond in the middle glittering Nissan 1.35m Grand Prix and been building up a steady showing horsesin the1930’s in the sunshine. Horses 1.10m today. following since. at Iverk Show? Well one of our “The habitwas down to The important thing is for Their repertoire includes Next 15th August patrons who is 94 years young theankle withthe polished, exhibitors in theshowing all the classics like ‘Ja i l - remembers the ‘P i l t ow n’ shining black boots pro- classes not to miss the closing b rea k’,‘Boys Are Back’, Brú Ború Theatre Cashel Show, as she knew it, very truding. Wonderful!” she date for entry which is 19th ‘Su ic id e’,‘D o n’t Believe A we l l . ad d e d . August. You will be com- Wo rd ’,‘E m e ra l d ’, ‘Wa i ti n g “It was always a special day The ladies riding side- peting fora shareof the For An Alibi’,‘Bad Reputa- Tickets €25 in thecalendar and one our saddle will be on show again €20,000 prize fund. tio n’ as well as unreleased Box Office 062-61122 Show 8:30pm family never missed,” she this year. 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Pollards,Dungar- 05 Hyundai Santa-Fe 2.0 Petrol Black, van Road,Clonmel. 05 Opel Astra Estate 1.6 blue, Tel:052/6124908, 05 Peugeot 307 1.6 HDI Blue 5dr, 05 Zafira 1.6 7 SEATER Black H/B, King St-052/6121859 04 BMW Z4 3.0 230BHP SOFT-TOP, 04 Zafira 1.6 7 SEATER Grey H/B, 3items for the price of 2 04 Vw Bora 1.9 TDI DIESEL Silver Sal, 1Hour Express Service CARS FOR SALE 04 Hyundai Accent 1.3 Gold Hatchback, 03 BMW 318 2.0 Petrol Grey 4 Dr, 03 Daihatsu Sirion 1.0 AUTOMATIC 5 Dr, 05 OPEL ZAFIRA 7 03 Mercedes A140 1.4 5DR H/B, 03 Focus 1.6 H/B Green 5 Dr, seater club. 1.6. Light 03 Nissan Tino 1.8 Black 5DR H/B, blue metallic. 4 new 02 Golf 1.9 TDI DIESEL 5DR H/B, tyres. New battery. 02 Avensis 1.6 Silver Saloon, Dermot Phelan New NCT 08/17. 02 Opel Zafira 7 Seater 1.6 Groundswork Contractor (New model). 2 keys. * FINANCE ARRANGED * 2450euros. Tel: pamoorecarsales.com (052)6126037 Tel: 087 9425791 TarmacadamDrainage (087)6686009 ENSURE YOU ARE HAS YOUR CAR Kerbs Landscaping 2004 FORD COMPLIANT with FAILED THE NCT Paving &Patios Plant Hire FOCUS 1.4. 5 door proposed motoring due to faulty parts. hatchback. Spotless legislation by carry- We will give you on M:085 8583669 condition. Taxed ing a full emergency the spot competitive T:052 61 23470 Clonmel, 09/16. Nct 02/17. kit in your car. Price prices on top quality E:[email protected] Co Tipperary Black. 1650euros. of full kit 40 euro. replacement parts on Tel: (052) 6126037 Sean O’Donoghue presentation of the (087)6686009 Ltd, Motor Parts, Car- NCT report. Sean 2004 NISSAN rigeen Business O’Donoghue Motor UPVC Windows, Doors &Sunrooms ALMERA 5 door, Park, Clonmel. Parts. H/B, spotless condi- Tel 052 612 5678 Tel 052 612 5678 Castlegrace, Clogheen, tion, Taxed 08/16. EXIDE the most reli- NCT 08/17. Maroon. NISSAN GENUINE Co Tipperary able name in car Bat- 1400euros. Tel: PARTS: Best prices, teries. Exclusive Dis- (052) 6126037 comprehensive tributors for Tipper- Tel:086 0300616 (087)6686009 stock. Open 8.30 to ary. Most popular 2007 TOYOTA 5.45. Sat 9.00 to Mike Sweeney applications from COROLLA TERRA 12.30. 60euro. Fully guar- 1.4 Blue Metallic. Sean O’Donoghue anteed for 2 years. No Job TooBig or TooSmall 142000km. Fully Ltd, Motor Parts, Sean O’Donoghue serviced. Good tyres. Carrigeen Business Ltd, Carrigeen Busi- E/w, C/l, P/s, C/d Park, Clonmel. Call Gemma or Grainne todayon ness Park, Clonmel. player. In mint Tel 052 612 5678 Phone 052 612 5678. condition. 0526172500 5950euros. Phone GENUINE BOSCH NUMBER PLATES email [email protected] (062) 61111 WIPER BLADES FOR ALL VEHI- CARS FOR CASH for all makes, leaves CLES made while I buy any cars from main Dealer prices you wait. Sean '01 to '07. wiped. Free Fitting. O’Donoghue Ltd, Mechanical Prob- Sean O’Donoghue Motor Parts, Car- lems Ltd. Motor Parts, rigeen Business No NCT or Crashed. 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Post to:South Tipp Today, Queen Street,Clonmel, Co.Tipperary Tel: 052-6172500 email: [email protected] Deadlines: Bereavement&Family Announcements, Classiﬁeds, Planning Notices, etc., Tuesdayat10am Classifieds DisplayAdverts Mondayat5pm CHIMNEY GARDENING & SITUATIONS CARS FOR SALE DRIVING TUITION HEALTH ROOFING SERVICES USEFUL SERVICES SWEEPING LANDSCAPING VACANT OPEL GENUINE AAA CLEAN JOHN O'REGAN ELAINE HUNT ATTENTION LEAK- STAFF REQUIRED EXPERIENCED PARTS: Best prices, PROMPT CHIM- SCHOOL OF Clonmel Town Cen- ING ROOFS can be FOR DAY CARE POLISH PAINTERS comprehensive NEY CLEANING MOTORING tre. Certified Reg- sealed instantly for CENTRE for the eld- available for interior, stock. Open 8.30 to SERVICE: Clean, I.A.M/D.I.A./A.D.I. istered Practition- 10 a square metre. erly, Irishtown, Clon- exterior, powerwash- 5.45. Sat 9.00 to prompt, profession- Retired Garda er Universal Contour Torch on felt a spe- mel. 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TIPPERARY COUNTY COUNCIL I, Patrick Shine intend to apply to the above Authority for Planning Permission to erect Sisters of Charity a one and a half storey dwelling house, entrance, septic tank drainage system, per- Primary School colation area and all associated site works Scoil Mhuire na nAingeal at Scart, Ardfinnan, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. The planning application may be inspected MaryStreet or purchased at a fee not exceeding the Valuing life, helping people build meaningful lifestyles. Clonmel reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or %H#E4 KH((D!+ 9D!M8!E observation in relation to the application ?ID248I< ?D7 ,P((8!/!A may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed @? 2!? "Q(]7K -Q !?)!U]- 2 -?29 QW 9Q$12-?FD ?7-"UT]2T$)D )!?2$1? 27F ?7?!K?$) Post ofCaretaker fee, 20, within the period of 5 weeks ]7F]1]FU2VT -Q 2TT]T- UT ]7 TU((Q!$7K 2 LQU7K 927 /]-" 2U$T9 27F ]7-?VV?)-U2V F]T2+]V]-L (Fixed term contract -30hours per week) beginning on the date of receipt by the -Q !?2V],? "]T 1]T]Q7 WQ! 2 ;KQQF V]W?:> ."? !QV? /]VV ]71QV1? TU((Q!$7K -"]T LQU7K 927 -Q Application withCurriculum Vitae and current authority of the application and such sub- +?)Q9? )Q77?)-?F /]-"]7 "]T VQ)2V )Q99U7]-L ]7 IVQ79?VD -Q (!Q1]F? Q((Q!-U7]$?T missions or observations will be consid- WQ! 7?/ ?M(?!]?7)?T 27F -Q 2TT]T- "]9 ]7 F?1?VQ(]7K !?2V 27F 2U-"?7$) !?V2$Q7T"](T> referees to the Chairperson of the ered by the Planning Authority in making a ."?!? /]VV +? )VQT? )QVV2+Q!2$Q7 /]-" -"]T LQU7K 927:T W29]VL> IV]7])2V TU(?!1]T]Q7 /]VV decision on the application. The Planning +? (!Q1]F?F +L -"? J?"21]QU! XU((Q!- .?29 %]>?> JQ2!F I?!$E?F J?"21]QU! &72VLT- 27F Board of Management Authority may grant permission subject to =!]7)](2V IV]7])2V =TL)"QVQK]T-#> O]7? 9272K?9?7- /]VV +? (!Q1]F?F +L -"? +?"21]QU! at the above address not later than or without conditions, or may refuse to -"?!2(]T- 5 (?!TQ7 ]7 )"2!K?> th grant permission. ."?T? (QT]$Q7T 92L +? QW ]7-?!?T- -Q ]7F]1]FU2VT W!Q9 -"? VQ)2V 2!?2 /"Q 2!? T??Z]7K -Q Friday 19 August 2016. K2]7 ?M(?!]?7)? ]7 -"? 2!?2 QW 2U$T9D Q! -"QT? /"Q "21? 2 (!]92!L F?K!?? ]7 (TL)"QVQKL The successful applicant mustbeskilled in: 27F /"Q /QUVF V]Z? -Q F?1?VQ( 2((V]?F TZ]VVT> GeneralMaintenance, repairs and cleaningduties. QEE82#/I O8$HP!8482+E: TIPPERARY COUNTY COUNCIL (Experience in carpentry,plumbing, electrical work, painting and Significant Further Information ! @]VV]7K7?TT -Q /Q!Z 2VQ7?C gardening are desirable). Planning Ref. No. 16/600470 ! Y]K" V?1?VT QW 9Q$12$Q7C Brothers of Charity Services are seeking ! .]((?!2!L> alterations to front elevation and of store at rear which are a variation from original &8EP!/*I8 O8$HP!8482+E: planning Ref No. 001163. * & F?K!?? ]7 (TL)"QVQKL 27F5Q! 2((V]?F +?"21]QU! 272VLT]TC The significant further information has * ^M(?!]?7)? QW /Q!Z]7K /]-" ]7F]1]FU2VT /]-" +?"21]QU!T QW )Q7)?!7C been furnished to the planning authority * ^M(?!]?7)? QW TU((Q!$7K 2FUV-T /]-" ]7-?VV?)-U2V F]T2+]V]$?T 27F5Q! 2U$T9C and may be inspected, or purchased at a * S7Q/V?FK? QW 2U$T9D 2((V]?F +?"21]QU! 272VLT]T 27F (QT]$1? +?"21]QU! TU((Q!-TC fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning G2JD!4/I Q2$HP!P8E: [U-" IQ77QVVL =!]7)](2V IV]7])2V =TL)"QVQK]T- 5 G?TT2 YUK"?TD Authority during its public opening hours. J?"21]QU! ."?!2(]T- 830N06046R A submission or observation in relation to ,D /((IA: =V?2T? TU+9]- 2 )Q9(V?-?F &((V])2$Q7 HP!PDE/ 6DH2=/#D2 PE /2 8$H/I D((D!+H2P#8E 84(IDA8!7

PLANNING NOTICES TIPPERARY COUNTY COUNCIL I, Michael Quirke intend to apply to the above Authority for planning permission to TIPPERARY COUNTY COUNCIL construct a new cattle shed, which will Planning permission is sought for the include an underground slatted tank and retention of an extension erected to my loose house area and associated works at dwelling house at 17, Old Road, Cashel. Goldengarden, Dundrum,.Co Tipperary. This application may be inspected, or pur- The planning application may be inspected chased at a fee not exceeding the reason- or purchased at a fee not exceeding the able cost of making a copy, at the offices of reasonable cost of making a copy, at the Tipperary County Council, Emmet St., offices of the Planning Authority during its Clonmel during its public opening hours. A public opening hours A submission or submission or observation in relation to observation in relation to the application this application may be made in writing to may be made to the planning authority in the Planning Authority on payment of the writing on payment of the prescribed fee of prescribed fee, 20.00 within a period of FLY AWAY BUTTERFLY... 20 within a period of five weeks beginning five Weeks beginning on the date of receipt on the date of receipt by the Authority of by the authority of the application and such As you release this butterfly in honor of me, the application and such submission or submissions or observation will be consid- observations will be considered by the ered by the Planning Authority in making a Know that I’m with you and will always be. planning authority in making a decision on decision on the application. The planning the application. The planning authority may Authority may grant permission subject to grant permission subject to or without con- or without conditions, or may refuse to Hold a hand, say a prayer, ditions or may refuse to grant permission. grant permission. close your eyes and see me there. Although you may feel a bit torn apart, Please know that I’ll be forever in your heart. Now fly away butterfly as high as you can go, I’m right there with you more than you know. Th11 urAUsdaGUSTy, 20August16 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 27

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BIRTHDAY MEMORIES BIRTHDAY MEMORIES MEMORIAL HUGHES MOCLAIR DAHILL HACKETT AND (Acknowledgement & 1st Anniversary) (Acknowledgement & 2nd Anniversary) (Birthday Remembrance) (Birthday Remembrance) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CARDS Robert

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On this the first anniversary of our Cards Personalised to your speciﬁcation beloved Robert's death, Aga, Isabelle, Alex, Trevor, Bess and Wesley wish to Tel: express our gratitude to our amazing Jack Moclair John Dahill In loving memory of TJ Hackett, whose (052) 61 22839/ family and friends who helped to fulfil birthday occurs on 15th August (third 61 84866 Robert's wishes of returning home to Ballinlough, Lisronagh, Marlfield Road, birthday away from home) Ireland. To the doctors and nurses at Al Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. Clonmel Email: Amal Oncology Hospital in Doha and Missing you on your birthday Son. [email protected] the doctors and nurses at Cork Died 15th August 2014 (First Birthday away from home www.sureprint.ie University Hospital, Dr. Colman Walsh 12th August) To lose a fine and precious son, whether and everybody at Mary Street Medical Jack's wife Maree, daughters Judith, man or boy, deprives the heart of all it's Centre, Ronan Quirke, South Tipperary Sinéad, Maeve and Molly, sons Michael God saw you getting tired and a cure warmth and life of so much joy. COSTIGAN Hospice and Cancer Care, Clonmel. We and David, sisters Rena Norris, Maureen was not to be. So He put His arms convey our deepest gratitude and Whyte and Claire Lonergan, together around you and whispered 'Come to But each year on this special day, we MEMORIALS sincerest thanks for all of their care and with our extended family lovingly me.' celebrate your birth, and treasure every support. remember Jack on his second moment that you were on earth. anniversary. With tearful eyes we watched you, as To Bluebird Care we wish to convey our you sadly passed away. Although we We took those days for granted, and Mitchelstown Road, most sincere thanks for supporting us We wish to express sincere thanks to all loved you dearly, we could not make you never dreamt or thought, that all our Cahir emotionally and for making Robert's stay who sympathised and supported us stay. lives would change so much, and yours at home as comfortable as possible and during our bereavement. We are very would be so short. for allowing us to say goodbye. grateful for all the kindness and prayers A golden heart stopped beating, hard- µ Headstones which we received from our extended working hands at rest. God broke our But now we must remember, that We also wish to thank the Rev. Canon families, neighbours and friends. hearts to prove to us, He only takes the although tears may fall, the son we'll Barbara Fryday assisted by Canon best. miss forever, brought sunshine to us all. µ Cleaning Brendan Crowley for helping us to Heartfelt thanks to all who cared for Jack celebrate Robert's life and Fennessy's during his difficult illness; special thanks Thinking of you John and miss you so Loved and remembered always by your µ Inscriptions Undertakers for their sensitivity and to Peter Murchan, the Oncology much - your loving wife Mary, sons, Mam. professionalism. Department, the Surgical Two Ward and daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law the Pallative Care Team in South and grandchildren. xx Brother Catalogues Finally we would like to thank everyone Tipperary General Hospital. Treasured memories TJ on your third available who attended the Funeral services, sent Mass offered on Friday 12th August at Birthday in Heaven. cards, conveyed their sympathies, joined Thanks to Fr. O'Bric and the Fethard 7. 30pm in St. Oliver's Church. us in celebrating Robert's short life and Abbey Choir made the Funeral Mass Of all the special gifts in life, however 052 7441283 who continue to support us through this very special for us as a family, and for great or small, to have you as our 087 7981767 difficult time. that we are most appreciative. brother was the greatest gift of all.

As it would be impossible to thank May the winds of love blow softly and THANKSGIVINGS everyone individually, please accept this whisper in your ear, we love and miss acknowledgement on behalf of our you TJ and wish that you were here. THE MIRACULOUS PRAYER family as an expression of our deep Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I've asked for many favours. This time I ask You this very special appreciation. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, one ( mention favour). Take it, Dear Heart of Jesus to love and cherish, not forget. No more and place it within Yo ur own broken heart where Second Anniversary Mass will take place tomorrow we can share, but yesterdays Yo ur Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it on Monday, August 15th in the are always there. will become Yo ur favour, not mine. Amen. ( say Augustinian Abbey, Fethard at 11.30am. Those we this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and As we look upon your picture, sweet favour will be granted. (Never know to fail) MOR memories we recall, a face so full of love, sunshine and a smile for one and all.

THE MIRACULOUS PRAYER Sweet Jesus take this message to TJ up Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I've asked for above. Tell him how much we miss him many favours. This time I ask You this very spe- and give him all our love. We never cial one ( mention favour). Take it, Dear Heart of Jesus and place it within Yo ur own broken heart lose, where Yo ur Father sees it. Then in His merci- Sadly missed and loved always - your ful eyes it will become Yo ur favour, not mine. brothers, sisters and brothers-in-law. Amen. ( say this prayer for 3 days, promise publication and favour will be granted. (Never known to Uncle TJ fail) MOB No matter where we go in life, no matter Foralways what we do, a special place in our hearts will always be for you. theywill be,

Sadly missed by your loving nieces and nephews. Loved, Acandle to remember,may it burneversobright remembered, As we look to theheavensonthisvery night. treasured Beyondthe stars, our dearloved ones soars Embraced by their Savior on heaven’sshores. Always in As theangels protect them our memory. and sing their sweetname

We honor their life with theglow of this ﬂame.

So we light this candle forour lovedones tonight

As asymbol of our love and their eternallife. 2828 SOUTHSOUTHTIPP TODAY TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August11 AUGUS1 1,T 2016 1 6

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BIRTHDAY MEMORIES BIRTHDAY MEMORIES IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM LANDERS SWEENEY CARROLL CONDON Afterglow (Birthday Remembrance) (Birthday Remembrance) (3rd Anniversary) (15th Anniversary) I’d like the memory of me to be ahappy one, I’d like Birthday memories of TJ, late of Ano Sweeney In loving memory of Rita Carroll, Ard In loving memory of our dear father, to leave an Ardfinnan, whose 28th Birthday occurs Fatima, Clonmel who died on 13th Michael, late of Oliver Plunkett Tce, who on 11 th August (Fifth Birthday away from 25th Birthday - 13th August August, 2013. R.I.P. died on August 10th 2001. RIP home) afterglow of Treasured memories on your 26th Time may pass and fade away, but silent Dad, no matter where we go in life, no If memories keep us close, we are never birthday. thoughts and memories stay, no longer matter what we do, a special place in our smiles when far apart. God has you in his keeping, I in our lives to share, but in our hearts hearts will always be for you. have you in my heart. I thought of you today, but that is you are always there. life is done. nothing new. I thought about you - your loving sons, daughters, sons-in- Love always - your heartbroken Dad xxx yesterday and will tomorrow too. Always remembered Joan and family xx law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I think of you in silence and make no Your memory is my keepsake with which I’d like to Mass offered. outward show. For what it meant to I'll never part, God has you in His Masses offered. lose you, only those who love you know. keeping, I have you in my heart. leave an echo LANDERS Remembering you is easy, I do it every Loved always Breeda and Dennis xx CONLON (Birthday Remembrance) day. It's just the heartache of losing (35th Anniversary) whispering you, that will never go away. Everyday in some small way, memories Birthday memories of TJ, late of of you come our way, though absent you softly down Ardfinnan, whose 28th Birthday occurs Love and miss you always - Mam, Dad are ever near, still missed, still loved and on 11 th August (Fifth Birthday away from your brothers and sisters, nieces and always dear. home) nephews and your children. xxxx the ways, of Sadly missed Pauline and Ray xx With an ache in our hearts, we whisper happy times low, Happy Birthday TJ, we miss you so. We hold you close within our hearts and there you shall remain, to walk with us and laughing Sleep peacefully, love always - your IN MEMORIAM throughout our lives, until we meet sisters Amy, Tricia and Jenny. xxx again. In loving memory of my dear mother, times and Loving Angels up above, give our uncle a BROWNE Always remembered by Theo, Anne, Alice Conlon (nee Prout), Old Bridge, great big hug. (3rd Anniversary)) Darragh and Oisín. Clonmel, who died on 11 th August 1981. bright and RIP. Love from your nephews Tyler, Riain and Remembering you is easy, we do it Darragh and niece Milly. xx everyday, but there is an ache within our May you rest in peace, dear Mam, in that sunny days. hearts, that will never go away. Heavenly home above. With the Sacred Heart of Jesus in His own eternal love. Always in our hearts and thoughts - LEE Mary, Tom and Liam. - your loving daughter Kathleen, I’d like the (32nd Birthday Remembrance) son-in-law Derek, grand-daughter Alison To us you were someone special, and Simon, and grandson Edward, tears of those someone set apart, your memory will Lauren and great-grand-daughter Méabh live forever, engraved within our hearts. xxxxxx who grieve, to In loving memory of Dominick Browne, Kilnamack, Kilmanahan who died on 13th Always remembered - Connie, Anne and Mass offered August, 2013. family xx dry beforethe

When God held out His precious hands, You gave us years of happiness, then HOULIHAN sun of happy to take you from your pain, you sorrow came with tears, you left us (21st Anniversary) stretched your weary hands right back, lovely memories, we will treasure memories that as He softly called your name. 'Come through the years. In loving memory of our precious home with me' He quietly said, 'your daughter and sister, Carol Lee, who died pain will leave you soon. Just close your Sadly missed Seanie, Celia and family xx Ileave behind tragically on the 15th April, 2000 aged eyes and take my hand we will quietly 15, and whose 32nd birthday occurs on leave the room.' You only have one Mother, patient kind when day is the 15th August. and true, no other friend in all the world - Love your wife Mai and family xx will be the same as you. donedone. This special day we cannot share, our gift to you must be a prayer. Anniversary Mass at 6.15pm on Saturday Never forgotten your loving son P. J. xx 13th August in St. Marys Church, A silent memory, a secret tear, always Irishtown. Anniversary Mass at 12noon on Monday In loving memory of a dear wife and wishing, you were here. 15th August in St. Olivers Church. mother Marion Houlihan, 4 Abbey Terrace, Cahir, who died on 20th August, With tears in our eyes, we whisper low, 1995. R.I.P. Happy Birthday Carol, we miss you so. To some you are forgotten, to others just You are so sadly missed Carol, by your part of the past. But to us who loved heartbroken Mam and Dad, your sister and lost you, the memory will always Maria and your brothers Shane and Alan. last. xxxxx Mass offered.

Always remembered and dearly loved by your husband Michael, sons Michael Jnr.and Brian xxx Th11 AU urGUSsdaT 20y, 16August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 2929

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IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

KELLEHER LONERGAN O'FLAHERTY RYAN Another (10th & 9th Anniversaries) (36th & 52nd Anniversaries) (8th Anniversary) 13 Toberaheena Estate Leaf In loving memory of our dear parents 25 Kickham Park Clonmel Joan (nee Burke) who died on 28th Clonmel Has Fallen August 2006 and Michael who died on In loving memory of our dear Mum and 22nd July 2007, late of 28 Clarkes Villas, Please remember in your prayers our Dad, Helen and Mick Ryan, 13 Clonmel. aunt Mary who died on 8th August 1980 Toberaheena Estate, Clonmel whose Another leaf and our uncle Paddy who died on 2nd anniversaries occur around this time. We miss ye now, our hearts are sore. As July 1964. Please also remember their has fallen, time goes by we miss ye more. Your lov- parents Pat and Annie and other "There are no time limits where I sit, ing smiles, your gentle faces, no one can deceased memebers of their family in head outstretched towards the sky. I feel another soul fill your vacant place. Clonmel and London. as if I can almost touch you, I feel as if has gone. Treasured memories of a dear husband you are close by. Always loved and missed by your Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord. and father Cyril, late of 20 Berkley Drive, daughters, sons and their families. xxx Prior Park, Clonmel who died on 18th I hold my hand out, though I seem to be But still we Always remembered for their love and August 2008. only grabbing air. But I know that I can Anniversary Mass on Sunday 14th kindness to all, the Bourke and Lonergan grasp your presence, even in this have God’s August at 12noon in St. Olivers Church, families. So when tomorrow starts without you summer air. promises, Clonmel. Cyril, don't think we're far apart, for every time we think of you, you're right For you are always by our side, in every LONERGAN here in our hearts. watching, observing, guiding, as we try (7th Anniversary) to cope, and adjust, and get things right, robin'ssong. Sadly missed by his loving wife Frances, and follow in the footsteps you treaded daughters Majella and Annemarie, son in your time. And as your love reverbs For he is in KENNEDY Jamie and grandchildren Evan, Ellie, through the air, it radiates waves to (6th Anniversary) Jack, Lauren, Eimear, Keenan, Laura, those of us left behind." His heaven, Leah and Riain. and though Sadly missed by Michael, Deirdre, Declan Rest in peace. and families. He takes

Mass offered Anniversary Mass will be held in St. away, Mary’s Church, Irishtown on Saturday 20th August at 6.15pm. He always In loving memory of Seamie Lonergan, RYAN late of 63 Bianconi Drive, who died on (3rd Anniversary) leaves to the 16th August, 2009. mortals, Treasured memories of our dear You were such a special person Seamie, the bright daughter Lena Kennedy, late of 96 so gentle, good and kind. And you left Barron Park and London who died on 5th the sweetest memories of you behind. sun’skindly August 2010. Always loved - Mam, Corina, Graham, ray. You gave us years if happiness, then nieces and nephews. sorrow came with tears, you left us He leaves lovely memories, we will treasure Anniversary Mass offered in St. Oliver's through the years. Church on Friday 19th August at 10am. the fragrant Eugene (Dringin) Ryan Always remembered love blossoms, - Mam and Dad xxxxx LONERGAN 24 Heywood Road (7th Anniversary) Clonmel and lovely Mass offered in the Friary at 7pm on 5th August. In loving memory of Eugene (Dringin) forest, Ryan who died on 29th July 2013. green. Your name is often spoken, we talk about you still. You haven't been forgotten, And gives us you know you never will. LAMBE newnew ffoundound (31st Anniversary) Sadly missed by your sister Biddy and comfort, families xxx Angela Lambe In loving memory of Seamie Lonergan, when we on Old Bridge late of 63 Bianconi Drive, who died on the 16th August, 2009. Him will Mam, you were the very best who did so lean. much for us. The moment that you died, my heart has torn in two. One side filled with The many sacrifices you made always heartache, the other died with you. I Thoughtoday, you walk in sorrow put your family first. often lie awake at night, when the world Youwillnot be alone. is fast asleep. I take a walk down You always encouraged us in everything memory lane with tears upon my cheeks. ThereisOne whoseloving wisdom we did, the football, hurling, soccer and Is fargreater than our own. putting up with the practise of accordian. Lovingly remembered by your Dad Putyour trusting hand in His, We miss you every single day. We miss your smile, your joking ways, we miss the things you used to say. And As alittle childwould do "Our Mam and much loved Nanny". when old times we do recall, it's then we And He like aloving father miss you most of all. Will guide and comfort you! We wish you were still here with your loving family. Your loving sister Sharon, nephews Gino, Jamie and Jerome and niece Ellie- Daybyday,therewillcome to you Love always - J.J., Stacy, Tom, Billy, Mai. Newfaith,new hope, new light. Patsy, Mary, Joe and families. Mass offered You’ll ﬁnd that starsunseen by day, Anniversary Mass Shine throughthe darkest night

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TIPPERARY UNDER 16S 3 -1 6 made some tactical movesdirectly was mopping up too, dropping back stitution in an effort to stem the side. from thethrow indropping Anna before passing lovely ball to her for- They scored their fourth point in the Rose Kennedy back in support of her ward colleagues. Boherlahan’s Aine twentieth minute, but then had LOUTH UNDER 16S 1 -12 defence and Angela McGuigan listed O’Dwyer at number ten was a three wides mainly due tothe pres- at number 13 playing a more outfield powerhouse travelling upand down sure from the Tipp defence where role.This appeared to unsettle the her wing at pace. Tipperary under 16s outclassed Lucy Spillane and Emma Cronin Louth side and McGuigan had Tipp’s Louth didmanage twopoints in were making greatblocks on the Louth ladies in this year’s U/16 ‘B’ first score, a pointed free immedi- reply to the Tipp goal, but McGuigan Louthattackers. Delaneyadded All-Ireland football final on Wed- ate l y. and full forwardSarah Delaney can- T i p p’s final first half score, a point in nesday 27 July in Edenderry. Louth replied witha nice point celled these out within aminute. injury time, to leave Tipp ahead at from Lauren Boyle butfrom hereon McGuigan was on song and added Brian Borus Football Club's Linda Murphy Very little wasknown regarding half time 3-10 to Louth’s 0-04. and Caoimhe Ryan celebrating their Tipperary were the dominant side twomore beforemidfielder Louth began thesecond half in this Louth side who were appearing playing some lovely composed foot- Creedon also travelled forwardto victory over Louth. in their first final, whereasTip- determined fashion and for the first ball and constantly on theattack. kick afine point herself in the fif- five minutes had most of theposses- time whistle Tipperary were worthy perary had previously won the com- L att i n- C u l l e n ’s KatieCunningham teenth minute. petition on two occasions,2009 & sion, but only manageda point from winners on ascoreline of 3-16 to 1- was winning her inside forward Evenatthis early stageitwas be- play and two wides during this dom- 12. 2014, and had been runners up twice battles and she put Tipp ahead in the ginning to look as if Tipp were fast in 2011 & 2012. Louthhad qualified inance. Tipp had made a goal line Following the presentation of the fourth minute. Therefollowed an becoming the dominant team. In the clearance during this period which cupto winning captain Roisin Daly, on merit after astrong Leinster excellent passage of play with the de- seventeenth minute Katie Cun- campaign and haddefeated Tyrone further frustrated the Louth ladies. theplayer of thematch awardwas fence moving the ball throughmid- ningham, having made a cleverrun T i p p’s Ciara Halpin had replaced announced. For her strength, de- in the semi-final bysix points. Tip- fielders Roisin Daly and Marie and getting in behind theLouth de- perary had wonMunster after KatieCunningham athalf time and termination and consistency Creedon withhalf backAnna Carey fence, fired home Tipp’s second the Premier ladies once again began throughout the match Tipperary’s seeing off a strong Waterfordchal- continuing her run before firing goal. This move was following a lenge by four points before ac- to dominate and when full forward midfielder Marie Creedon wasan- home Tipp’s first goal in the seventh surge up the middle by Anna Rose Sarah Delaney goaled in the fifth nounced as the recipient. counting for Roscommon in their m i nute. Kennedy, Aine O’Dwyer and Anna semi-final. Forthis final Tipperary minute the contest was as good as Congratulations to manager Ed Louth simply could not make in- Carey. Full forward Delaney scored a ove r. Burke and his backroom team of would be without influential for- roads in atight Tipperary defence pointfrom thekickout and Tip- ward, Clonmel Commercials Ava Feth a rd ’ s Lauren Dowling re- Peter Creedon, Tony Smith, Biddy where Anna Rose Kennedy, Niamh perary were quickly getting out of placed her club mateLucy Spillane Ryan, Trish McElwee and Physio Fe n n e s s y. Martin &Caitlin Kennedywere im- s i g ht . T i p p e ra r y ’s management team on 12 minutes as Tipp began to use Ollie Griffin. This was ateam well pressive. Tipp midfielder Creedon Louth introduced adouble sub- their talented bench. Muireann prepared and knowing the game O’Connell(0-2) and a Niamh Martin plan whichthey applied point put Tipperary further ahead. throughout the contest. Louth continued to press and Tipperary : Nicola O’Dwyer, Lucy were rewarded in the twenty-third Spillane,Caitlin Kennedy, Emma minutewithafine goal from full for- Cronin, Niamh Martin (0:1), Rachel ward Hannah Carolan. O’Donnell, Anna Carey (2:0), Roisin Cahir’s Christina Delaney re- Daly Capt, MarieCreedon (0:1), Aine placed Aine O’Dwyer who hadgiven O’Dwyer, Anna Rose Kennedy, her all for the cause. The two teams Muireann O’Connell (0:2),Angela nowtraded points, butit wasgoals McGuigan (0:6), Sarah Delaney (0:5), Louth that were required. Katie Cunningham ( 1:01). Another Tipp substitution saw Panel: Linda Murphy, Lauren Emma Ryan replace Angela Dowling, Caoimhe Comeerford, McGuigan and EllieRyan on for Ciara Halpin, Saoirse O’M e a ra , Anna Carey. Laura Stocksborough, Christina Louth finished thefinal minutes Delaney,Sadhbh Leahy, Caoimhe remaining with three unanswered Ryan, Emma Ryan, Niamh Ryan, points, butby then Tipperary were Aine Hahessy, EllieRyan, Niamh too far ahead to be caught. When ref- Keane, Aoibhinn Fanning, Lauren All Ireland U-16 ‘B’ champions eree Jonathan Murphy blewthe full McCormack, Ava Fennessy. Tour de Cappawhite raises funds for local GAA Club For thefourth year in a row over 200 cyc- completed 100km, 50km, 25km and 10km lists of all ages and abilities converged on Cap- route s . pawhiteon Sunday24July for theannual Refreshments were served in Cappawhite Ryan's Centra Tour de Cappawhite in aid of the Resource Centre afterwards. local GAA club. Cappawhite GAA Club extends its appreci- Despite the threat ofrain early in the ation to all cyclists, volunteers and its 57 spon- morning, the day held fine for the cyclists who sors who all got involved in the event.

Members of The Rock Pedallers Cycling Club, Cashel. Jamie Hynes and Rowan Treacy. Cappawhite's Trevor Collins. Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 31

Email clubs and societies news/photos to S P O RT d y l a n .w h i te @ i c o n i c n ews . i e Clonmel AC's Kevin Maunsell wins Piltown 10k The 2016 Outfield Sports series prizewas wonbyBrian ities and grounds. Finally, a O/40 : Marian Flahertty Three Counties Challenge Mu r p h y. very big thank youto all who (Clonmel AC) 49:25 The ladies race was won by helped with stewarding, re- O/45 : Emer O' Shaugh- came to its conclusion re- the in-form Jackie Carthy gistration, timing and results nessy 47:27 cently with the ninth run- (Kilmore AC) in 38:11,with at all of thefive races this O/50 :Anna Byrne ning of the Piltown 10k road Sally Forristal (St. Joseph's yea r. (Clonmel AC) 45:46 rac e. AC)and CaoilteMalone O/55 :Bernie Prendergast (Kilkenny CityHarriers) Piltown 10k winners : (West Waterford AC) 48:52 This year's race was taking second and third Team :West WaterfordAC sponsored forthe first time places. The overall series Senior men :1. Kevin (Onra Power, Anne Massey by local company, Iverk Pro- prize for ladies was won by Maunsell (Clonmel AC) 34:10 and Michelle Cunningham). duce.A field of 96 athletes Sylvia Malone(Waterford 2. Kevin Moore (Dundrum lined up inKildalton Horti- AC ) . AC) 34:15 3. Brian Murphy MUNSTER MASTERS TRACK cultural College for therace Carrick AC would liketo (Carrick AC) 34:40 AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS start and conditions proved thank all who helped in the O/40 : ValGunner (Church Carrick AC's Brian ideal for running. organisation and running of Hill Runners) 36:09 Murphy took home three The early pacewas sens- this year'srace. The club are O/45 : Ger Murray 38:10 medals from the Munster ible and there wasa large especially grateful forthe O/50 : Mick Concannon Masters Track and Field at group together passing by the generous sponsorship of (West Waterford AC) 45:49 theRSC recently. Brian took lake on the college grounds both Iverk Produce and Out- O/55 : Tony Latham 45:47 silverinboth the 800m and approaching the one-mile field Sports, Carrick-on-Suir. Team : Carrick AC (Derek 1500m and took the bronze m a rk . Clonmel AC's Kevin Maunsell and Dundrum AC's battling it out for 1st and The club would like to thank Walsh, Aaron O'Donnell and medal in the 3000m. A group of threerunners 2nd places respectively at the Piltown 10k road race in County Kilkenny Carrick-on-Suir Red Cross Patrick Roche) movedahead asthe field rec e nt l y. for their assistance Senior ladies : 1. Jackie TIPPERARY 10-MILE ROAD headed outinto thecountry. throughout the series. Carthy(Kilmore AC) 38:11 2. C H A M P I O N S H I PS Carrick AC's Brian Murphy made their waythrough the Moore was avery close Piltown GAAClub and Sally Forristal (St. Joseph's The County Tipperary 10- had thecompany of both Iverk Show grounds for the second in 34:15 withBrian Kildalton Horticultural Col- AC) 39:19 3. Caoilte Malone mile road races will be held in Kevin Moore from Dundrum final 200 metres it was Kevin Murphy taking thirdplace in lege were once again very gen- (Kilkenny City Hariers) 39:37 Ballynonty on Sunday, Au- AC and Kevin Maunsellfrom Maunsell who pulledaway to 34:40, just ahead of Niall Sheil erousinallowing theclub to O/35 : Donna Dowling gust 28, with a start time of Clonmel AC. As the leaders win in a time of 34:10. Kevin (St. Killian's AC). The overall avail of theirexcellentfacil- (Kilkenny City Harriers) 41:11 11am.

Local education and Miriam sets new record Spotlight on Dundrum AC BALLYNONTY 10 MILE CANON HAYES 5K/10K employment through football The Ballynonty 10Mile The Canon Hayes five kilo- was held on Sunday, July 31. metre and ten kilometrefun Are you over 18, out of work and game would be an advantage Dundrum Athletic Club had run was heldon Friday,July love football?Would youlike to due to the extensive pro- eight athletestake part,with 15, in Tipperary Town. take part in a course which gramme of football activity on many placing in theircat- Dundrum Athletic Club could see you achievingeduca- each course. ego r ie s . had threeathletes take part. tion awards along with football The part time course is First home forthe club In the 10k Dermot Hayes fin- coaching awards? Areyou in- free of chargeand parti- was 7th Michael J Ryan ished second,followed by Mi- terested in coaching in your cipants may be entitled to fin- 1:00:42, 10th DermotHayes chael Moore in third place. local community? ancial supports from the 1:02:20 (1st O45), 20th Mi- In the5km event, junior If so, then Project FUTSAL, Departmentof Social Protec- chael Moore1:06:44 (3rd athlete Jerry Hayesfinished a football centred education tion while on the programme. O50), 28th Liam Butler 3 rd . initiative beginning in Interested people should 1:07:59(1st O55), 29thLinda September inClonmel could check with theirlocal Intreo Grogan 1:08:00(2nd lady), BALLYMACARBRY 5 MILE be for you! office or job centreto see if 42nd Ausra Mackeviciute Dundrum AC had three The FAI in cooperation they are entitled to financial 1:13:50, 54th Dymphna Ryan club members compete in the with the Tipperary Education supports through existing 1:17:53 (3rd Lady O/35), 57th PJ 21st annual Doocey's Bar Bal- & TrainingBoard have schemes suchas theBackto Holmes 1:20:22 (3rd O/55). lymacarbry Five Mile on teamed up to provide a unique Education initiative. Friday, July 22. opportunity forpeople who FAI Development Officer CLOGHEEN 5K First home for the club are unemployed and outof for the SouthTipperary re- Captain Fantastic The Clogheen five kilo- was 8thDermot Hayes 28:56 formal education to get in- gion David Lenane said: Carrick On Suir AC’s Miriam Daly wascaptain of the metres was held on Thursday, (1stO45) Nexthome forthe volved in an innovative pro- “Project FUTSAL is an in- girl's U/16 Irish team that competed at the Celtic interna- July 28. club was 28th Michael Moore ject designed to help them get novative partnership initi- tional competition at the Swansea University athletic Dundrum AC had 13 ath- 31:17, followed closely by 29th back into the workforce or ative spearheaded by theFAI track recently. letes taking part. John McCormack 31:22. onto further education. and has produced excellent She won the80m hurdles, setting a newCeltic Games re- First home forthe club Project FUTSAL is an initi- outcomes formany parti- cord time of 11.97secs, running into a -2.8 wind, to exceed was7th Gareth McGlinchey IRISHTOWN STADIUM - DCC ative with theaim of utilising cipants fora number of years the previous electronic timed record of 12.12secs. 17:27, 9th Dermot Hayes17:45 5K football to provide education now. Almost 60% of people (1st O45), 10thMartin Keane On Wednesday, July 20, and work opportunities for completing the course pro- 17:49, 17th John McCormack Dundrum AC’s Kevin Moore people of all ages. The project gress to employment and Ardfinnan Cúl Camp 18:58, 27th Donal Keane 19:47, wasinDublin for theIr- provides an academic year of manyfind theirway tothird 29th Linda Grogan19:52 (3rd ishtown Stadium -DCC 5k adult education, personal de- level education via this altern- lady). Nextwas 38thDym- whichisin theDublinBHAA velopment, football coaching ative sports based route. The phna Ryan 20:55, 40th Karen race series. education and work/volun- delivery of a comprehensive Coughlan 21:04, 54th Gerry Kevin finished 3rdin teer placements. Participants coach education programme Hayes 21:42, 74th Ausra 1 5. 5 8 . will study for aQQAIlevel 5 is also providing a pool of Mackeviciute 23:00, 107th award in Sport& Recreation newly qualified coaches in Tracey O'Dwyer 25:21, 119th FINGAL 10K as well as a rangeof FAIcerti- Tipperary and has broadened Claire Ryan 27:10,165th Ann The Fingal 10k was held in fied coach educationcourses the base of volunteers avail- Marie Fox32:09 making her Swords, Co. Dublin on and take the first steps on the able tohelp local sports debut over five kilometres. Sunday July 24. The race is a path to a career in sports de- c lub s .” part of theSSE Airtricity ve l o p m e nt . THE COURSE BEGINS IN GOLDEN FESTIVAL 8K Dublin Race Series. Up to 25 places on thepro- SEPTEMBER AND Well done to Dundrum AC Dundrum Athletic Club gramme are open to both men APPLICATIONS FOR PLACES athletes Gareth McGlinchey hadtwo athletestravel up to Ardfinnan GAA Club would like to congratulate all the 160 kids who and women. Thereis no ARE BEING ACCEPTED NOW. and Teresa O'Connor who the capital for the race. participatedin the recentKellogg's CúlCamp from 25-29July at the upper age limit.While it’s not LOG ONTO both won the Golden Festival First home wasMichael J Ardfinnan GAA pitch. Pictured are John Phelan (Ardfinnan GAA essential to beable to play WWW.PROJEC T FUTSAL.IE eight kilometres in the men Ryan in 35:54, followed by Mi- Schools Liaison Officer), Hailey O’Connor,Molly Purcell, Linda football to participate on the AND CLICK APPLY BY FRIDAY, and ladies categories. chael Ryan 36:22. O’Connor, Dakota Lambert, Tiernan Cremmins, Sarah Jane Burke (Cúl course, an interest in the AUGUST 26, IF INTERESTED. Camps Co-ordinator), Samantha Lambert (Head Cúl Camps Coach). 32 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August 1 1, 20 1 6 S P O RT Email sport news/photos to [email protected]

TIPP GAA SCENE with the winners destined to meet either Dublin or All-Ireland Senior Kerry in the final. Hurling Semi-Final Tipperary will once again go A date with destiny awaits into the fixture as huge un- the Tipperary senior derdogs as the Mayo outfit hurlers as they travel to which lost at the same stage Croke Park on Sunday next, last year to eventual win- August 14, to meet Galway ners Dublin after a replay in the All-Ireland Senior will be aiming to go one Hurling Championship better this year. It has all Semi-Final at 3.30pm. the hallmarks of a fascin- No Tipperary supporter will ating contest, and all is need reminding that it is a needed is for a huge Tip- rematch of last year's de- perary following to come cider which the Premier out in support of the side. County lost by the nar- Ticket information and rowest of margins as it lay prices are as follows: Hogan in tatters the aspirations of Stand (No Concession) - many and brought a most €40; Cusack Stand - €40 heart-breaking end to and Terrace - €25. Family Eamon O'Shea's reign as Tickets are available for Cu- m a n a ge r. Clonmel Triathlon Club Darius Delahunty,John Falvey, Donal Keating, Gareth Coleman, Ian Purcell, MartinWalsh and sack and Davin Stand only: However, in his post-match Kevin Ryan competed in the Ironman Challenge in Galway recently. Adults - €40 Juveniles - €5. interview, Eamon noted his Students & Senior Citizens firm belief and resolve that sack and Davin Stands only All-Ireland Minor Semi- (Cusack & Davin Stand the team would succeed - Adults - €40 Juveniles - €5. Final at 1.30pm. Liam Only) - Purchase full price when he was gone. Success Students & Senior Citizens Cahill's side go into the tickets and get rebate of €10 has come in the way of re- (Cusack & Davin Stand match on the back of an ex- with valid I.D. at Block D, taining the Munster final, Only) - Purchase full price cellent Munster Final win Stiles 1 to 5 in the Cusack but that in itself is not tickets and get rebate of €10 over Limerick, but they Stand (Rebate can only be enough to pacify the ap- with valid I.D. at Block D, can't take anything for claimed on entry into the petite of an impoverished Stiles 1 to 5 in the Cusack granted or Galway will have stadium via BLOCK D). Tipperary supporter Stand (Rebate can only be them brought down to Group & Club Pass - Group craving the sight of Liam claimed on entry into the earth in swift fashion as pass - Juveniles U-16 are €3 McCarthy arriving back in stadium via BLOCK D). they too seek to continue on each (you are permitted to Thurles in September. With A Tipperary semi-final their recent success at this bring 1 adult free with every that in mind perils of mis- package deal was an- g rad e. ten Juveniles) any addi- fortune lay lurking, so a nounced by Croke Park last In last year's final Galway tional adults pay full price sharpened focused mind is week and though not avail- brought an end to Tip- for their tickets. needed to lay still the able online anymore, tickets perary's hope for glory with Club Pass for adults - €10 Tribesmen challenge if Tip- can be purchased at se- a six point defeat and will with a maximum of 50 perary are to get a chance of lected Centra / SuperValu be eager to dispense the tickets per club and one ap- contesting the final on stores, please check the fol- same medicine to Tipp this plication only per club. September 4th and ful- lowing link for details of year. Liam Cahill's men will Deadline is next Tuesday filling their own desires as s to re s : need to be on their guard as August 16th (subject to we l l . http://gaa.tickets.ie/Listing / their great displays in Pairc ava i l a bi l i t y) . Out of 28 championship Eve nt I n fo r m a t io n /3 1 1 5 8/t i p - Uí Rinn and the Gaelic Forms for both can be matches played between the p e ra r y - s e m i - f i n a l - pac k a g e - Grounds will mean little if downloaded from sides, Tipperary have won 2 0 1 6 - c ro ke - p a rk- 2 1 -Aug u s t - they don't hold focus on http: / / w w w. g a a . ie / t ic k et s / on 21 occasions, Galway 2 0 1 6. keeping the Galway threat c lub - o f f e r s . won 7 while there was no at bay. TomRyan and his grandson Ronan areready forthe Tipperaryversus d raws . All-Ireland Minor There have been 30 pre- Galway All-Ireland Senior Hurling Semi-Final in Croke Park this Sunday, Semple Stadium Seamus Callanan was in vious meetings of Tipperary August 14. sparkling form last year Hurling Semi-Final and Galway in the Minor There is unexpected busi- Tipperary and Galway also shooting, 3-09 out of Tip- Hurling Championship. ness for Semple Stadium meet each other in the cur- perary's' total of 3-16 as Tipperary have won 19 games, Galway 9 and there Hurling Championships, this weekend as the 'Field of 58,495 paid to witness one tain raiser on Sunday in the have been 2 draws. Croke five Munster Champion- Legends' takes centre stage of the greatest games ever Park hosted 17 meetings ships and a National League with the replay of the All- witnessed at headquarters. resulting in Tipperary with title. He also represented Ireland Hurling Semi-Final While the Tipperary for- 10 wins, Galway 5 and 2 his county at minor and between Waterford and ward unit were out of sorts d raws . under-21 level. With his Kilkenny throwing in at on the day, this time round The first contest was in club Toomevara, he won 6.45pm on Saturday they will know that a com- 1932 at Limerick in the All- seven Tipperary senior evening. Two camogie plete and cohesive firing Ireland semi-final with Tipp titles and two Munster club matches complete the line- unit will be required to take winning 6-6 to 0-0. The hurling titles. up of an attractive triple down Galway and lay to rest most recent match, as men- The Legends Tours offer h ead e r. the memory of twelve tioned, was last year's All- fans a special opportunity months previous. Ireland Final which Galway to take a tour of Croke Park Tipp GAA Draw In developing his side, Mi- won 4-13 to 1-16. and hear unique insights The August GAA draw was chael Ryan has freshened The referee will be Cathal and anecdotes from players held last Friday, August 5th, up all lines of the field as he McAllister (Cork). about the match day experi- in The Trap Bar Gran- lays out his principle of how ence. Tickets can be pur- gemockler, with the three he sees the game being Croke Park Legends chased on-line. Advanced main prize winners on the played. In this mini revolu- booking is advised. - See night as follows;1st prize of tion players have embraced Tou r more at: https://croke- On the eve of the All-Ireland a Renault Megane or the change with vigour and pa rk . ie / n ews - a n d - Senior Hurling Champion- €1 5 ,0 0 0 went to Bridget purpose; Sunday's game will events/bord-gais-energ y-le- ship semi-final between Fitzpatrick and Bridget's be another test in its ad- ge n d s - t ou r - w i th- j o h n- o - Tipperary and Galway, ticket was sold by Carrick vancement. How advanced b r ie n # s th a s h . former Tipperary centre- Swans. 2nd prize of a it is will be known some- H Uw 6 Td e y.d pu f forward John O’Brien will Renault Clio or €10,000 sold time around 5pm, but hope- recall his big match days by Clonakenny GAA went to fully very advanced from a with the Premier County George Fletcher and 3rd Tipperary perspective. All-Ireland Senior when he hosts a Legends prize of Australian flights The referee on Sunday will Football Semi-Final Tour at GAA headquarters Following last weekend's re- for 2 (or €3,000) went to be Barry Kelly (Westmeath). this Saturday 13th August at maining quarter-final fix- Amy O’Halloran with Drom Ticket information and 2pm. tures, Tipperary will meet Inch Camogie selling Amy's prices are as follows: Hogan Pictured are U/10 Rockwell Rovers camogie girls who got to the final of John will look back on his Mayo in the All-Ireland ticket. Congratulations to Stand (No Concession) - the Lou O'Grady blitz held recently at the Rosegreen festival. They were inter-county playing career Football Semi-Final on all the winners in last €40; Cusack Stand - €40 beatenin the final by Kickhams. Other teams involved were Cashel and during which time he won Sunday week, August 21st, Friday night's draw. and Hill 16 - €25. Family Fethard. Well done to this young team and their mentors Kieran Durkin two All-Ireland Senior in Croke Park at 3.30pm Tickets are available for Cu- and Kieran McGrath. Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 33 CARRICK 0N SUIR CORNER Email Carrick news/photos to Anne Marie Magorrian at [email protected] by 6pm Sunday ‘Fitness Freak’ help s students promote healthy eating

As they prepare to return to school, students from CBSSec- ondary School in Carrick-on-Suir arestill preparing the healthy recipes supplied to them from the‘Good Food Karma Pro je c t’ chef in SuperValuwhere naturaland homemade food waspromoted. RichieKennedy of‘Fitness Freak’ R ath go m a c k teamed up with SuperValu chef Anthony Fitzpatrick, supplying therecipes in advance to the students. Parentscould then call in and see the prepared food and health drinks in SuperValu C a r r ic k - o n- Su i r. All ingredients were stocked alongside the taster counter set up in the store. It was an excellent project and Richie Pictured at the CBS Secondary School just ahead of the summer break are 5th year students who completed the healthy eating recipe project and Kennedy who hadtalked them througha healthy all round ap- were presented with certificates by Richie Kennedy. On the left is SuperValu chef Anthony Fitzpatrick and on the right is Richie Kennedy from 'Fitness proach to food and exercise over the few weeks presented certi- Freak' gym in Rathgormack. Photo by Anne Marie Magorrian. ficates to the 5th year students before the summer. Apopular choicewas the ‘Fake Aways’ menu consisting of highly nutritious dishes prepared from fresh produce, yet not a drastic shift from the fast food look. Themes centred colourful and funky food packed with quality ingredients and nutritional benefits that provided energy for sport, study and general good h ea l th .

Clancy Brothers attacking in the closing AG M stages. Swans came out on The Clancy Brothers Fest- top with 5 points to spare. ival of Music and Art AGM Full time score Carrick takes place at 8pm on Swan 5-05 Carrick Davins 2- Monday, September 5, in 09. the Nano Nagle Community U14 (A) Swan 1-18 Cahir 1-02 Resource Centre, Carrick- good win for this team and on-Suir. All are invited to mentors, well done lads atte n d . keep it going Pictured at the CBS Secondary School iback in June are Adam Hunt, assistant school bank While this year sees the de- Carrick Swan minor hurlers manager, presenting a Kilkenny jersey signed by Henry Shefflin to first year student Cian parture of some committee travel to play Na Fianna Meaney. Cian won the draw offered by Bank of Ireland (BOI) Carrick-on-Suir to all account Congratulations to newlyweds Karen Wall from members, there is an op- (Dublin) the morning of the holders at the school.Declan Duggan, school bank manager, also presented Transition Year Carrick-on- Suir and her husband Ronan Kielt from portunity for anyone who All-Ireland semi-final student Kevin Alyward with an Ipad. Derry who got married at the Glen of Aherlow Hotel on wants to be involved and between Tipp and Galway, Thursday 14th July. Sunday 14 August. Seats who wishes to help shape 88 Bridge Club -Thursday Brewery Lane to the town’s flagship arts and available on this bus at a 21st July - Carraig Hotel compel you to take a closer members €40, visitors €6 0 . cost of €1 0 . c o m m e m o rate Re-entry fee per team: and cultural event in its 1st Rosaline Dowley and Easter Rising look. 10th year. Contact Danny O Hanlon, Aileen Brett “As a photographer I love to Members €20, visitors €3 0 . Martin Russell or Ger Brewery Lane Theatre will freeze moments. Those mo- Official G.U.I. Handicaps re- 2nd Peggy Cooney and Ita stage a 1916 commemorative Tennis Club G rac e. Powe r ments may reflect the con- quired. Book online at Castleview Lawn Tennis concert tomorrow, Friday The club wish Kaylee Dunne 3rd Vera O'Donnell and trasts and conflicts that www.carrickgolfclub.net or Club are having an Open 12th August, at 8pm. The all the best in her new ad- Marie O'Connor. exist in our society or the call 051-64004. For format American Tournament for venture in Dubai. ‘You are a first half of the concert will natural beauty, form and see timesheet or club notice adults only on Monday 15th great girl and played excel- ‘Dancing at the include local performers texture that our environ- b oa rd . August & Monday 22nd Au- lent and mixed great with C ro s s road s ’ from South Kilkenny and a ment offers us. Each release singer from Limerick. The Garden Party at gust. Members and non- your teammates. You were National Heritage Week will of the shutter reveals Owning House members welcome. Ring in always very respectful of be celebrated from 20-28 second half will be a tribute something different,” he A Garden Party will take names between 6.30pm - your coaches. Have a great August and Nell’s Farm- to 1916 by Sean Callaghan s ays . place this Sunday 14th Au- 7pm on both to (051) time Kaylee,’ from Mary, house at Feddens, Rathgor- and the Tipperary Ram- Donal exhibited during the gust from 2pm at the 640960. Play starts at Stretch, Colin, Tony and all mack, is a venue not to be blers from Clonmel. This 2016 Clancy Brothers Fest- Owning House Residential 7.30pm sharp both even- your teammates. missed. ‘Dancing at the section of the concert was ival in the Nano Nagle Re- Village. All are welcome on ings. Cost of €5 for non C ro s s road s ’will be a re-en- staged in Clonmel earlier source Centre and all at the the day and we appreciate members. Bridge results actment of dancing on a this year to wide acclaim. Tudor Artisan Hub are de- Tuesday 12th July- Carraig your support of the platform popular in the To book, call the Heritage lighted to welcome him Swan GAA Club H ote l 1 92 0 ’s rural Ireland when Centre on 051-640200. Ad- sheltered housing village. Carrick Swan GAA Club back again. 1st Breda Feeney and Teasie people met up, shared mission is €10 and refresh- Lots to enjoy with fresh veg thank all who have got B l a n c h f ie l d stories and danced to ments will be provided at Resource Centre and fruit on sale, jams tickets so far for the 12 Days 2nd Marie Phelan and Vera music. This event takes the interval. c ou r s e s home baked bread, plants, of Christmas Draw. Contact O' D o n n e l l place on Saturday 27th Au- Registration for courses bric-a-brac and much more. 086 8871311, pro.carrick- Rugby Club BBQ Joint 3rd Maireade Phelan gust from 8pm to 10.30pm taking place at the Nano D o n’t miss our huge raffle [email protected] or and Field Day and Marie O'Connor and no advance booking is Nagle Resource Centre in with great prizes to be won online www.carrick- Carrick-on-Suir Rugby Club Milena and Kitty Mullins required. Nell’s Farmhouse Carrick-on-Suir will take and afternoon tea and re- swan.com to buy tickets. will host their BBQ and 88 Bridge Club -Thursday was awarded a prize for place on Monday, freshments available. Congrats to Bridget Field day in Tybroughney 14th July - Carraig Hotel ‘Most Interactive Event’in September 8th. Do call in Fitzpatrick, Tinvane in Car- on Saturday, August 20th, Afternoon tea at 1st Marie Phelan and Ita 2014 by the Heritage and make suggestions for rick-on-Suir, who won from 4pm to 7pm. All are the Rectory Powe r Council for their Irish Wake extra courses not on the €15,000 in the August draw we l c o m e. All are welcome to enjoy af- 2nd Phil Brannigan and re-enactment. For further a ge n d a . with the Carrick Swans. ternoon tea at The Rectory Teasie Blanchfield information log on to Donal Mullins Last week, in front of a huge in Piltown this Saturday 3rd Marie O'Connor and www.nellsfarmhouse.ie or photog raphy Fundraising ball at crowd on The Green, Swan 13th August from 2pm – Vera O'Donnell telephone 086-2206007. ex h i b i tio n Golf Club U/1 2 ’s took to the field to 5pm. There will be stalls in Tuesday 19th July - Carraig Visit www.heritageweek.ie Tipperary photographer Carrick-on-Suir Golf Club play local rivals Carrick the garden with games for H ote l or call in to the Heritage Donal Mullins will be exhib- will host a fundraising Forty Davins in what turned out the children and all funds 1st Bernie Casey and Ita Centre in Carrick-on-Suir, iting his work in the gallery Ball Classic sytarting today, to be a thriller. There was raised are in aid of the Powe r local libraries and tourist space upstairs in the Tudor Thursday, August 11th to super skills shown by both Parish Funds. For more in- 2nd Anne Connolly and offices for more informa- Artisan Hub in Carrick-on- August 14th. This is a four- teams in an exciting end-to- formation contact 086- Joan O'Sullivan tion on other events taking Suir until 31st August. person team event Stable- end affair with some last 8864168. 3rd Margaret Comerford place thoughout the week. Donal captures scenes in ford (full handicap allow- gasp defending and clinical and Pauline Fitzgerald moody shifts of light which ance). Entry fee per team: 34 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August 1 1, 20 1 6 LOCAL SPOTLIGHT Email your community news/photos to [email protected]

Fellow angler Richie Rowe accepts an acknowledgment on behalf of John Quirke for fishing from Gerry O’Donnell and John Cummins at the Cahir & District Sports Achievement Awards night forthe month of June which took place in Morrissey’s Bar recently.

Mondays, Clonmel on Tues- and are available from Mari- days and Cahir on anne on 087 455 4759. Thursdays from 10-11am. Suitable for babies to four year olds. Call Nicola on K I LS H E E L A N / K I LCAS H 0876742401 or email Pictured atlast week'sIrish Daily Mail FAICup Draw & Press Conference at the Clonmel Park Hotelare (l-r) Laura Jones, sales &marketing manager, [email protected] for Raspberry Fair Anthony Hewitt, leisure centremanager,Martin O’Neill, Irish football manager,Evan McGuire, leisurecentresupervisor, and Joanne O’Doherty, confer- more information. Thanks to all who supported ence & banqueting manager. the Raspberry Fair recently, GOLDEN /KILFEACLE especially the Helnwein C LO N M E L Violin classes with Fiann O’Nuallain from line at www.bruboru.ie. family for making the venue recommence in 1pm. Charity opera night ava i l ab l e . Sean Tierney's Farewell to Fr. Jim For the second year run- S e pte m b e r Community Games Rosegreen Development ning, two special nights of School art Recipient of numerous pub Would you like to start c o m p eti tio n and food awards stretching fu n d ra i s e r Association are hosting a music will take place in the learning how to play the vi- Ss. Peter and Pauls Com- The remaining art entries back to over the past 25 farewell evening for Fr. Jim gardens of Kilfeacle House olin from next September munity Games Skittles are on display in Maher's years, Sean Tierney's has Purcell on Wednesday 24th near Golden on Saturday onwards? All ages catered would like to say a huge shop window and school now been awarded the Cer- August in Rosegreen Com- 20th and Sunday 21st Au- for. One-to-one tuition. Vi- thank you to everyone who projects in K-plan hall. tificate of Excellence from munity Hall, preceded by gust. olin and pre-instrumental supported their raffle held TripAdvisor for consistently celebration of mass in Featuring two Italian opera lessons available in Clonmel recently. Congratulations to BBQ receiving high ratings from Church of St. Thomas The singers from Rome and Irish Annual BBQ will now be midweek. Exam preparation all the prize winners who tou r i s t s .T ie r n e y ’s is a family Apostle at 7.30pm. All pa- singers Derek Ryan from held on Saturday September also. Contact Clare on were all contacted on owned and operated bar rishioners of Cashel and Tipperary Town and Sarah 3 rd . 0831025669 for more in- Sunday.Your support to our and restaurant, with private Rosegreen and Fr. Jim's Ellen Murphy from Lim- fo r m at i o n . teams throughout the years dining areas. They serve many friends are cordially erick, it promises to be a is greatly appreciated. lunch and evening meals 7 i nv i te d . magical evening of enter- Suicide awareness Thank you to everyone for FOLLOW US days a week.Congratula- C-SAW South Tipperary wel- tainment with wine, tapas Keep up to date with all all their help, those who tions to Sean and and all his comes you to a coffee and Italian desserts. things happening in South kindly donated prizes and staff on this award. morning at 24 William BUNNY HOP Starts at 7.15pm both nights. Tipperary by visiting face- to Elys Centra and all the Street, Clonmel (around the Bunny Hop music and Proceeds going to Pieta b o o k .c o m / T h e Nat io n a l i s t , staff. Best of luck to the Clean up corner from Mary Street movement returns in Sept- H ou s e. twitter @TheNationalist and under 14's in Athlone on Kilronan Graveyard, Kilma- medical centre) every Wed- meber to Fethard on Tickets cost €50 per person online www. nationalist.ie. Satu r d ay nahan , clean up continues nesday morning from 11am- every Wednesday at 7.30pm. 1pm. No Charge. All are wel- All assistance welcome. Tipperary Social Circle come. There is also a sup- CAS H E L Ae ro b ic s port service every Monday Get fit with Celine on evening from 6.30-7.30pm. Brú Ború Monday, Tuesday and Louise and Norman Growing demo Morrisseyperform at Brú Thursday nights at On Your Clonmel Garden Centre are Ború Theatre next Monday Toes Studio, Fethard Road, hosting a free growing 15 August at 8.30pm. Tickets Clonmel. Call 0861657684 demonstration for all ages are €25 from Brú Ború box for more information. this Saturday 13th August office on 062 61122 and on-

Tipperary Social Circle, formerly known as The Company Club of South Tipperary, re- launched last week and are looking for new members. The social group has been up and running since 28 August 2013, and meet every second Tuesday in the Clonmel Park Hotel at 8pm. Over thepast threeyears, members have gone to concerts including RobStewart and ChristyMoore, climbed Croagh Patrick, went on aweekend trip to Westport, gone for dinner, tea/coffee and the occasional walk. They plan on going to a showin England, to Tayto Park and to Glasnevin Museum in the coming months. Cahir Tidy Towns Seamus Conway, John Connolly, Cahir River Search &Rescue, Francis Murray and Denis Contact Mary on 085 2853016 for more information. Ryan, Cahir Tidy Towns, and DJ Buckley Cahir River Search & Rescue, all helped to clear the river bank at Cahir Pictured are members of the Tipperary Social Circle ahead of their third birthday later this Castle last week. m o nth . Th ursday, August 1 1, 2016 w w w.southtipptoday.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 35 OUT AND ABOUT Email photos to [email protected]

Aoki Interiors recently won the Carrick on Suir Tidy Towns Best Shopfront 2016. Pictured are Anita and Pat Oakey with Siobhan and Shauna Luby receiving the new COSBA sponsored trophy from Seamus Campbell. The judges felt that Aoki Interiors, at Parkside for the last four of their five years, is always presented to a very high standard, with excellent window displays. Pictured are Creative Minds Production Group who performed 'Jesus Christ Superstar' in the White Memorial Theatre in Clonmel

Cahir Park Golf Lady Captain Millie Webb along with Noel Flanagan and Madam President Imelda Fitzpatrick present Ann Grace from South Tipp Hospice with a cheque for €2,800. The money was raised from a coffee morning held recently at Cahir Park Golf Club.

Tipperary footballer Brian Fox visiting Rockwell Rovers Cúl Camp under 6 boys

The children of the Credit Union staff were kept amused by a lady clown at the Cahir half marathon.

A coffee morning and open day was held recently at Cahir Park Golf Club raising €2,800 for South Tipp Hospice. Pictured are the winners of the open day with a great score of 101 points from (l-r): Madam President Imelda Fitzpatrick, Julie Connolly, sponsor Noel Flanagan, Sinead Moloney, Kathleen Lonergan and Lady Captain Millie Webb

The winners of the Cahir half marathon were At the official screening of Cahir Youth Resource Centre's short film John Murphy highlighting and exploring the issues around peer pressure and bullying (third), Michael from the eyes of a young person were Cristina Caplice (youth worker), H a r r i n g to n Cian Burke, Steven Lafford, Mayor Andy Moloney, Erin McGee, Thomas (second), and Lonergan, Ethan Fox, Sharon McGee, Caitlin Power, and exchange student Freddie Stuk Andrew Petrosius from Cahir with his son Kevinas after completing the Inez Raya. Missing from photo is Cian Lafford. ( f i rst ) . Cahir half marathon. 36 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.southtipptoday.ie Th ursday, August 1 1, 20 1 6

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