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Excellence Honoured at Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal, Blarney Page 01 :Layout 1 11/11/13 10:17 PM Page 1 incorporating northcitynews muskerryFREE Vol 11, Issue 12 November 2013 newswww.muskerrynews.biz John O’Leary Autos Superior Servicing & Repairs carried out to all makes of cars, 4x4’s and light commercials MYLER INDUSTRIAL EST, WEST VILLAGE, BALLINCOLLIG, CO. CORK. 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Yours, David O’Leary Donoughmore Macra members including club officers Sean Wallace, Jerry Geaney not wishing to be outdone by his Heather Healy, Barry O'Regan, Eithne Healy and Alan Twomey at this son Jim, who was conferred with his BA (First years Annual Macra na Feirme Conference. Class Honours) at UCC last month, seen here with his wife, son and grandchildren on the occasion of his ‘Graduation’ as a very mature student in UCC! O’Sullivans Off Licence Blarney & Ballincollig Get Swinging at November Offers while stocks last Blarney Any Two for €30.00 save €8.00 Driving Range Budweiser Bts. 20 x 30cl Carlsberg Bts. 20 x 30cl This December Bulmers Bts. 20 x 30cl Bulmers Light Bts. 20 x 30cl Individual Boxes €19.00 Join the Leaderboard for our Blossom Hill - Red and White only €7.99 'Turkey Shot' Smirnoff 70cl €19.99 or just unwind with a hot drink in the Tea Box Cafe email [email protected] Phone 021 4382060 / 087 8523903 Gift Vouchers Available • See you there. 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Page 03:Layout 1 11/11/13 10:18 PM Page 1 Muskerry News | 3 Page 04:Layout 1 11/11/13 10:19 PM Page 1 4 | Muskerry News in Murphy'sNEWS Centra Coachfordbrief would like to say thanks to everyone who took part in, and donated to, their recent walk in aid of Breast Cancer Research. Does this affect you or anyone you know? Aybody who spent any time working in the UK is probably entitled to a preserved David Butler, Ballincollig, who graduated at CIT in Bachelor of pension benefit either from your Blarney man Denis Murphy taking centre Business (Honours) in Business Administration with members of former employers scheme and/or stage at last months 'Northside means his family; sister Kara Butler, Grandmother Maura Butler, Parents HMRC ( the UK state pension business' exhibition. Ann Marie and Tom Butler, and Grandmother Marie Kelly. provider). If you think you are or could be entitled to a preserved Donoughmore Macra pension from your time in the UK members on a recent and you wish to chat about your club exchange with options then please feel free to Sliabh Luachra Macra contact Damian Boylan QFA on in Knocknagree; [email protected] or 087- Rachel Kelleher, 2244364. There can be very Heather Healy, Morris compelling reasons for bringing O'Connor, and these pensions into the Irish Mairead Healy, system. Mairead Enright, Paudie Healy and The rollout of new water meters Moria Healy will begin in Ballincollig on November 11th. Irish water said meters will be installed outside Darren Dineen, domestic residences on the public Blarney, who water mains, although metering is graduated with a not scheduled to begin until 2015. BA(honours) from UCC last month. Inniscarra Community Centre are holdin g a fundraising dance with music by the ever popular Mary and Danny O'Leary at Blarney Suzanne Irwin, Manager Wilton Shopping Centre and Golf Resort on Saturday Martina Coleman, Chairperson Judging Panel, November 23rd from 8.30pm presenting shopping voucher for EU 1,500 to Nicole until late. and Stephen Rearden, Saleen, Midleton, winners of the € Best Dressed Couple Competition held in conjunction Admission is 10 with a raffle on with the semi finals of the Connolly's Red Mills Irish the door ticket. Laurels at Curraheen Park. Picture: Mike English. GROWING OLDER, The Old Mill Bar & Restaurant FEELING YOUNGER By Dr. Teesha Fitzgerald, Micgp NEW TIPPERARY, DONOUGHMORE, COUNTY CORK Holistic medical doctor 021 7437935 • e: [email protected] • Only ten minutes from Blarney Over 50’s Health Programme 6 week interactive course Bru Columbanus (behind Wilton Pub) Begins Tuesday April 21st from 10am to 11.30 Covers physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of health. To book ring 021 434 7351. Fee €180 Bingo first Friday of every month €500 jackpot! www.drteesha.com Texas Hold ‘ em every Thursday 9.30pm Stress Management Laser lights, smoke machine & new lighting system for parties Fabulous food served in our Restaurant Friday - Sunday For Health under head chef Mary Rose Sampson By , Micgp Dr. Teesha Fitzgerald Friday 4pm - 9pm Sat 1pm - 9pm Sun 11am - 9pm HOLISTICMEDICALDOCTOR Sunday lunch a speciality only €9.95 with a choice of three specials For When Work/Life Imbalance Now taking Christmas Bookings Begins To Impact On Health To book ring • 6 week interactive course • Bru Columbanus (behind Wilton Pub) 021 434 7351 • Begins Monday April 20th from 7.30 to 9pm Fee €180 • Covers practical steps and tools to reduce www.drteesha.com stress and maximise health www.theoldmillpub.ie Page 05:Layout 1 11/11/13 10:20 PM Page 1 Muskerry News | 5 Page 06:Layout 1 11/11/13 10:21 PM Page 1 6 | Muskerry News Principal,UCC Gabriel President O' Cathasaigh, visits Gael Scoil Ui Riordain, Ballincollig and pupils welcome President of UCC, Dr. Michael Murphy, to Gael Scoil Ui Riordain, Ballincollig. In background is the mural, depicting life along the banks of the River Lee, which was assembled by all the pupils. Pictures: Mike English. Pupils at Gael Mariah Ni Mhir ag Scoil Ui bronnadh pictiuir a rinne Riordain, si den dan "Cul an Ti" ar Ballincollig Uachtaran UCC, Dr. proving musical Micheal O'Murchu, nuair entainment for a thug se cuirt ar an scoil. Dr. Michael Bi, Priomh Oide, Gabriel Murphy, O'Cathasaigh i laithir freisin. Ethan Hyde, Ovens and Alex English, Aherla having a ball at the Curraheen Park Greyhound Stadium where they saw Don Hyde's Slippark Tafari qualify for the Knockglass Billy A1 525 The flower bed at Castle Close, Blarney, gets a make over thanks to Tom Stakes Final. MacGrath of Blarney Tidy Towns and the local TUS workers who helped Picture: Mike English. out at short notice. Coachford National School have been awarded the Active Flag in recognition of their efforts encouraging pupils to lead an active lifestyle, organising skipathons, lunchtime leagues, walk on Wednesdays, gardening club, buddy circuits, to mention just a few.
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