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04 Healthy Lunches For Tip 15 A Trip Back in Time Top Performance 16 Shankill Tennis Club News 06 Citizens Information: Brexit 19 Tidy Towns
07 A message from Mary Mitchell 21 Saint Joseph’s Shankill: Editor-In-Chief O’Connor TD: Brexit Report Caring for Carers Training Barbara Lyons Courses 08 Ask a Councillor: Cllr. Carrie Operations Manager Smyth 23 Great Irish Scientists You May Lynsey Kidd Local History Society Lectures Never Have Heard Of: George Johnstone Stoney Advertising/Office Managers Shankill Bowling Club Patricia Kiersey Margaret Drommey 24 Cllr Cormac Devlin Helen Taffe 10 Ask a Councillor: Cllr. Denis O’Callaghan 27 Introducing Overseas Creative Director/ Shankill Old folks Association Treatment Plan: Advertising Manager A new innovation in protection Dorcas Moore 11 Recipes from Aviva Treasurer/Company Secretary Paula Gray 13 Shrewsbury Streetfest 2016 28 Shanganagh Cemetery: Anne Yeats Digital Manager 14 Pitch and Putt: Blake Edgmon World Champions 2016 30 Planning Notices
scan 02 First Saturday Book Sale SUPPORT NETWORK FOR SEPARATED, DIVORCED AND DIVORCED-AND- The September First Saturday Book Sale, which RE-MARRIED PEOPLE supports the Shankill Old Folks Association and Meals on Wheels, will take place in the Shankill Old A support network for separated, divorced and Folks Association Day Centre, Lower Road, Shankill divorced-and-re-married people has been set up between 10am and 1pm on Saturday September within the St. Anne’s Parish community and all are 3rd. There will be the usual excellent selection of welcome to contact us by texting 087 3814213 or books, cds and dvds to choose from so make a by emailing us at [email protected] point of calling into the book sale during that September Saturday morning and avail of the A supportive, compassionate person in the network opportunity to pick up some excellent reading will respond and together you can discuss how material for the Autumn. Donations of books, the network can be of help to you...either through other than school/text books, accepted on the day. one-to-one contact or by welcoming you into our monthly support group meetings. Some people may opt for both types of support, which are freely The Leopardstown Park Hospital available to everyone. Annual Garden Fete All communications will be guaranteed complete Get out your diary, turn to Sunday 11th September confidentiality and everyone will be warmly and write in the following: welcome. Leopardstown Park Hospital, Foxrock. Co Dublin. Spectacular Annual Garden Fete – 1pm to 5pm. The Support Network TEXT: 087 3814213
In March, an appeal was made for volunteers to help with the production of Rathmichael Parish SCAN. We were delighted to receive so many good wishes and support for the newsletter and we are now up and running & School Fete with a new team.
If you would like to submit an article or Rathmichael School Grounds advertisement, please email us copy before the 12th of every month for the Shankill following month’s edition. We look forward to hearing all about your thoughts, events and businesses and if you also wish to Saturday, 3rd Sept. 2016 volunteer, please do get in touch. 12:00 noon - 4:00pm
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SPRINGTIME: NUTRITION TIPS Spring is finally rearing its pretty head. The wild weather of Meat and fish: Buy the best grass reared meat you can winter is, in my opinion, no time to start purging or fad afford and you will get omega 3 oils that are so beneficial to dieting. It’s a time to mind yourself, if just to protect yourself good health, but don’t eat it daily. Processed meat like ham from the elements.Much better to wait until lovely spring, or sausages contain nitrates, so only consume these when the great outdoors beckons. occasionally. Eat oily fish such as mackerel, salmon and HEALTHY LUNCHES FOR TIPHere we bTOPust some hPERFORMANCEealth myths and nail tips for our box sardines up to three times per week. Sugar: Sugar is hidden in many processed foods so don’t fresh, springy selves. by Ailish Connelly Detox: You don’t need to ‘detox’ if you go to the loo daily. consume often. Sweeten home baking with organic brown The organs of detox in the body ie, kidneys, liver, skin and sugar, molasses (full of B vitamins) or wild honey. Fizzy drinks are nutritionally void, so don’t take! September has suddenly buzzed back into our lives and lBuyung sa, dthermoso a perf eandct jo haveb of d homemadeetoxing our soups;bodies havewitho au tstack while the children of the nation are returning to their sofp evariouscial det osizesx pro ofdu tupperwarects. Drink lo tboxess of w areadyter, up to to use 2 li ttore stake per Supplements: Vit D supplement is a good for the Immune education, adults too are slipping back to the routine of dleftoveray. Con ssalads,tipation stews mean ors y ocasserolesur waste sy tost eworkm is sorlu gschool.gish. Eat system for winter/spring. In sunshine, expose some skin…up work after the long summer. For all of us healthy lunch fLeftoveribrous fr uriceits a ornd quinoa, veg and couscous exercise. Porsy milletllium hcanusk sbe, a vusedailab le to 20000iu Vitamin D is available to the body after 10 choices will keep us at optimum performance throughout iasn h ae asuperchargedlth stores, are aalternative gentle wa yto t othe he lbreadp imp rvarieties,ove gut but minutes outdoors. the day. fcanunc tbeion fiddly. for little hands so maybe leave those to Fish Oils (or flaxseed for vegetarians) for brain/skin/Cardio- teens and adults. vascular health, for those who don’t eat enough fish/seeds. So what’s a healthy lunch? Something to sustain us, give us Cut out wheat, dairy or carbs? No, not unless you have a Organic: Organic fruit and veg have better mineral content a range of vitamins, minerals, immediate energy in the form dQuinoaiagnos e(pronouncedd condition, e keenwa)g gluten isav ao idsuperfoodance for c ograineliac sfrom or of carbohydrate, protein to sustain our muscles and tissue lLatinactos eAmerica intolera nwhichce (d agramiry). F forad dgramy die thass ar emore hard proteinto sust ain than non-organic and are necessary if your system is repair and healthy fats for our brain performance, hormone acontentnd you thancould any mis others out vgrain,ital nu plustrien mineralsts. Try to eandat p vitamins.roperly compromised by illness. Peel apples and wash berries well if regulation and synthesis. 8It’s0% easy of th toe t icook,me an ad bitkic likek ba rice,ck 20 just% o fadd the ati mstocke. cube into not organic. Tthehe rwater.e are Carbs in veg and fruit as well as in grains and Sit down at a table with proper table ware, use smaller plates Complex carbs in the form of whole grain are a no brainer sugars. Cut down simple carbs like white bread or pasta, for portion control and make time for meals. for your or your kiddies’ lunch box, giving instant energy For drinks, there is nothing like plain filtered water, to and choose wholegrains. Our relationship with food can be a force for joy in our lives, and satisfying the hunger worm! Try wraps, wholegrain hydrate the body, slake thirst and keep those brains bread (not made with wholemeal flour as its often just dyed Pgoingroces forsed the fo oday!d: Don’t eat processed food as it is invariably or it can make us feel miserable and defeated. Help yourself white flour with little nutrition), wholegrain pitta pockets, oat full of sugar, salt, hydrogenated fats, wheat and soya. Reading by making positive choices. cakes, rye bread, rice cakes with added seeds and grains. tBonhe l aappetit.bels can prove challenging as they may be written in Ailish Connelly is a Nutritional Therapist and writer. She is based gobbledegook designed to confuse us. at the new Shankill Wellness Clinic 01-2820978 or 0872217978 Other ideas are dried bread sticks, corn cakes or bread, and there are gluten free options available in all the supermarkets now. Do check labels on the gluten free options and choose the least processed (the ones with Nutritional Therapist the least number of additives and ingredients).
The filling for all these sandwich options should be some Ailish Connelly form of protein for sustenance and veg, salad or fruit for Dip Nt Science & Therapeutics m NTOI minerals, vitamins, variety and taste. Improve symptoms of Chronic Illness Good protein choices are cheese, cold meats such as chicken, beef, tuna, salmon, mackerel, sardines, egg, through Nutritional Therapy. hummus. Quality ham is fine but no more than once every week as the nitrates in any processed ham, quality or ● Allergies and intolerances otherwise, are unhealthy and are linked to stomach ● cancer, plus it’s full of salt. Arthritis and inflammatory conditions ● Digestive health Add lots of variety of salad leaves, spinach, sliced ● cucumber, courgette, tomatoes, carrots, sweetcorn etc. Fertility, Menopause and PMT The permutations are endless and only limited by our ● Hormone imbalances imaginations. ● Skin issues Children don’t always love salad dressings and spice, so ● Stress and fatigue leave them out if in doubt! A piece of fruit or dried fruit such ● as dates (unless there is a blood sugar issues such as Testing diabetes or metabolic syndrome) some nuts, trail mix, ● Weight loss and management seeds but be careful if there are any nut allergies in the peers of your child. Shankill Wellness Clinic Olives, grapes, berries and fun sized apples, bananas and 19 Aubrey Park, Shankill (opposite Spar) mandarins are great lunch box snacks. Mini pots of dips plus thinly sliced veg add variety and crunch. Finger foods Tel: 087 221 7978 are easiest for kids and will be eaten first. [email protected]
14 SCAN Website: www.scanshankill.com MARCH 2016 scan 04 Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor Working for Shankill in Dáil Éireann
Contact my Constituency Office: 01 6312219 email: [email protected]
Your Fine Gael Team working with Minister Mitchell O’Connor TD Maria Bailey TD, Sean Barrett TD, Brian Hayes MEP, Cllr. Jim Gildea, Cllr. John Bailey, Cllr. Marie Baker, Cllr. Emma Blain, Cllr. Mary Fayne, Cllr. Pat Hand, Cllr. Brian Murphy, Cllr. Jim O’Dea, Cllr. Barry Saul, Cllr. Patricia Stewart and Cllr. Barry Ward
scan 05 Brief summary of the implications of BREXIT for Ireland. What is the Irish Government’s position on the result of UK’s EU referendum?
While it is not the result hoped for, the Government fully What are the implications for Northern Ireland and the accepts and respects the outcome of the democratic process Peace Process? in the UK. There will be major challenges ahead, for the EU, The continued stability of Northern Ireland remains a priority the UK and for Ireland. The Government will meet these for the Government. There is no change to the status of the challenges. Further work will have to be done now to Good Friday Agreement. The Irish government will continue to minimise any adverse impacts on our economy and on the work with the UK Government and the Northern Ireland Execu- free movement of people, goods and services on these tive as co-guarantors of the peace process. islands. The Govt. will work harder than ever to ensure that Will there be customs posts along the border? stability and progress in Northern Ireland is maintained. The There will be no immediate establishment of customs posts Govt. will also work with EU partners and with the UK with along the border, while negotiations are underway. It should the aim of ensuring a strong EU-UK relationship and a well- be noted that the customs regime between the EU and some managed withdrawal. other third countries does not involve fixed border posts but a Does the Government have a clear plan in place to deal less disruptive mixture of electronic filing and random physical with this? checks – a useful precedent. The Government has a Contingency Framework which maps What will happen to the Common Travel Area? the key issues that will be most important to Ireland in the There is no immediate change to the Common Travel Area – coming weeks and months. The Government has published a which is in existence since 1922. People can still travel as nor- summary of the key actions that will be taken to address the mal between Ireland and the UK, including Northern Ireland. contingencies arising from the UK’s decision. It is important to The Government will prioritise this matter in the context of a note that, in the negotiations, Ireland would be one of twenty- new relationship between the EU and the UK, and in bilateral seven Member States on the EU side. In matters of EU com- discussions with the British Government. petence, the scope for bilateral arrangements has to be seen in that context. The Government’s primary objective remains What happens next? to protect and advance this country’s interests. Negotiations cannot commence under Article 50 until the UK Is Ireland still a member of the EU? Prime Minister has formally notified the European Council of the UK’s intention to leave. It is not clear when this will happen. Yes. Ireland remains a fully committed member of the EU. Article 50 of the EU Treaties provides a legal framework for Has the UK now left the EU? withdrawal negotiations. No. Until it formally withdraws from the Union, the UK remains a full Member, with all of its existing rights and obligations. What does the result mean for the future of the EU? The European Council (minus the UK) agreed that the only The referendum outcome is disappointing for the EU, and the legal basis for withdrawal negotiations was Article 50 of the Union will be the poorer for the UK’s absence. The 27 other Treaty on European Union, which must be triggered by the UK Member States will continue to work together. However, it is government. vital that the EU find ways of connecting better with its people, How will a UK exit impact on the Irish economy? addressing its failings, and of delivering concrete results for them. The Government is confident that our economy is resilient and that appropriate fiscal policies are now in place. This will help Will the result trigger a Border Poll? us to adjust to the economic effects of the UK’s negotiated The provisions for a Border Poll are clearly laid out in the Good withdrawal from the EU over a period of two years or more. Friday Agreement, which provides that the consent of a major- There will be challenges to be met. Much will depend on the ity of the people in Northern Ireland is necessary to change the new arrangements, including on trade, to be agreed with the status of Northern Ireland as part of the United Kingdom. EU. Will the result have social welfare implications? This is unclear What will the impact be on Irish exports to the UK? at this time Volatility in the markets, including the currency market, is Source: Government information Service. This is a summary of their document not unexpected in the light of the uncertainty caused by the - Full details available at: http://www.merrionstreet.ie/en/EU-UK/FAQs/#sthash. referendum result. Challenges for Irish exporters would arise otjQp3iP.dpuf The Citizens Information HELPLINE is: 0761 07 4000 - OR - Call in to the Citi- if there was a prolonged period during which the sterling rate zens Information Centre at Marina House, Clarence Street, Dun Laoghaire at any was low against the euro but contingency plans are in place time between 9.30 am and 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday. No appointment neces- to deal with this. sary. Clarence Street is the turning to the right at the traffic lights at the junction of Lower Georges Street, Cumberland Street and York Road, Dun Laoghaire. Citizens Information offers a Free, Confidential and Impartial Service to the citi- zens of Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown on a very wide range of issues. Or Phone Dun Laoghaire CIC at: 0761 07 7400. scan 06
A message from Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD
Brexit Report
Dear Constituents,
I am deeply honoured to have been elected to Dáil During the referendum process, we Éireann as a TD by the people of Dún Laoghaire maintained close contact with the UK constituency and to have been promoted to Minister at official level in important policy areas, for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation by An Taoiseach. including competitiveness, single market I am continuing to work hard in ensuring that there is and trade. a suitable environment for the creation of jobs in our constituency but also in rural and regional Ireland. I I held a bilateral meeting with my UK Trade will give a detailed report on this part of my job in the counterpart, Lord Price, in the margins of the Trade next SCAN edition. Council in Brussels on 13 May, and I also held a bilateral meeting with my UK counterpart, Baroness This month, I wish to report on my continuing work to Neville-Rolfe, at the Competitiveness Council on 26 ensure that Ireland Inc. is ready to deal with Brexit. May. Lord Price and Baroness Neville-Rolfe have both been reappointed to their positions in the new UK Since the announcement on Friday 24 June of the administration by Prime Minister May. result of the UK referendum, in favour of the UK leaving the European Union, the Government has I undertook a Trade Mission to the UK on 12 and published a summary of the Contingency Framework 13 July, to visit the Farnborough Air Show, which to deal with Brexit. focused on the aviation and aerospace sectors. I have also asked Enterprise Ireland to progress Immediately following a Government meeting on Trade Missions to other potential significant markets, 24 June, and as part of my Department’s contingency including in the Eurozone and in Asia. EI companies plans, I chaired the first meeting of the Coordination exported over €20 billion worth of Irish products and Group consisting of the CEOs of both IDA Ireland and services in 2015 and we will do everything to diversify Enterprise Ireland (EI), and trade officials from the our markets so as to combat currency fluctuations. Department. I have continued to chair this group as part of the Department’s ongoing response as I will be holding bilateral meetings in Brussels in developments unfold. September with Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska, Commissioner for the Internal Market, and Also in the aftermath of the referendum result, I have Commissioner Cecelia Malmstrom, Commissioner met with representative organisations, including IBEC, for Trade, to ensure that Ireland’s interests are fully ISME, the SFA, the Irish Exporters’ Association, represented to the most relevant Commissioners at American Chamber of Commerce Ireland (AmCham), the earliest stage of the negotiation process. In Chambers Ireland, Dublin Chamber of Commerce, the addition, I have requested early meetings with new Irish Farmers Association, Tourism Ireland and the UK UK Secretaries of State Liam Fox (International Trade) and US Ambassadors, to provide an update on imme- and Greg Clark (Business, Energy and Industrial diate responses to reassure business in the aftermath Strategy). of the result. Please be assured that every Government My Department has maintained strong engagement department is working hard to ensure opportunities in the cross-Government contingency planning for for Ireland are being maximised to support foreign the referendum result, both at the Senior Officials direct investment companies to locate to Ireland, Group on EU Affairs (chaired by Rory Montgomery) and that risks for our indigenous Irish companies and also the UK-EU Inter-Departmental Contingency are minimised with regard to aftermath of the Group both of these groups were convened by the Brexit referendum. Department of the Taoiseach. A new Secretary General has been appointed in Taoiseach’s office to deal exclusively with fallout of Brexit.
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+353 1 276 0003 01 2760003 *T&C Apply www.downeyproperty.ie www.downeyproperty.ie scan 08 Local History Society Lectures Shankill Bowling Club by Paddy Hughes PRO by James Scannell Shankill Bowling Club are delighted to announce that a wonderful new outdoor mat was fitted on our lawn Bray Cualann Historical Society The Local History Society for Bray & North Wicklow bowling green at Quinn’s Road. Thursday September 15th, 8 p.m: Mark & Dave Murphy will present their lecture ‘Bray Town Hall: The Byrne Family Link, 1883 – 2014’ in The Royal Hotel, Main Together with our magnificent Street, Bray, Co. Wicklow. All Welcome – Visitors €5. clubhouse, this new allweather surface gives a bowling club of which we are The lecture will focus on the Byrne Family and three generations of public service very proud. spanning 1920 to 2014, starting with Edward Byrne who served on Bray Urban District Council from 1920 to 1945, followed by his son Edward E. Byrne who Our members are full of praise for it, served from 1945 to 1974, and his grandson John Byrne who followed Edward E. Byrne from 1974 to 2014. and we expect that our games will benefit greatly. A clear indication of this is the good win the Men’s Team The Old Dublin Society had over the Westman’s Town Bowling Wednesday September 14th, 6 p.m: Brian Siggins will present his lecture Club on July 16th. ‘Fifty Years in the Old Dublin Society’, in the Conference Room of Dublin City Library & Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2. All welcome – admission free.
Wednesday September 28th, 6 p.m: Ray Bateson will present his lecture ‘The Dead of the Easter Rising’ in the Conference Room of Dublin City Library & Archive, 138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2. All welcome – admission free.
Wednesday June 29th: Author Pádraig Yeates launched the Spring/Summer 2016 issue of the Dublin Historical Record, Journal of the Old Dublin Society, in Books Upstairs, 17 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2.
The Dublin Historical Record, first published in 1943, is published twice yearly by the Old Dublin Society and contains papers read to the Society and articles about the history of the Greater Dublin Area as well as book reviews and news about (Left to Right) events in and around Dublin City. Brian Tuite, Jim Kelly, Owen Keegan (DLR County Council), Christy Shortt Contents - From the Editor - Beatha agus Sláinte - Séamas Ó Maitiú; Around the Town - Séamas Ó Maitiú; The world upturning: the Irish wartime diaries of Elsie Henry, 1913-1919 - Clara Cullen; Belgrave Square Rathmines: the development of its green space - Elizabeth Smith; The name ‘Ballinteer’ - a popular misconception; The Dubliner known as ‘King of the Ruhr’ - Kurt Kullmann; some guidelines for contributors; Dublin’s first automobiles – early steam carriage trials on the streets of Dublin - Peter Geraghty; A snapshot of life in Harold’s Cross Cottages 1884-1940 - Wemmechien Hofman; The home front: the Dublin townships and the First World War - Séamas Ó Maitiú; The unclean mills: Mullinahack – the place that vanished - Edward Hannon; The Common Council of Dublin 1673 – the missing names - Eoin C. Bairéad; The ‘Dubs’ at Colenso; Chasing the smugglers – the Customs Service in Rush 1674-1765 - Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha; Society News; Some more forgotten bus companies and recent bus innovations - James Scannell; Book Notices and Reviews; Autumn 2016 Programme.
Over the counter copies available from Books Upstairs, 17 D’Olier Street, Dublin Photo shows some of the Ladies team 2, or by post from The Hon. Membership Secretary, 5 Dollymount Ave., Clontarf, on the new bowling mat. Dublin D03 Y3 04. Our indoor bowls season, now completed, was capped by our winning A Book To Read the “Rinks Trophy” of the South Dublin ‘Women of the Irish Revolution’ by Liz Gillis, published by Mercier Press. Indoor Bowling Association. Members (ISBN 9781781174654) The vital role that women played during the Lock Out, Easter Rising, The War of of the winning team were — Independence and Civil War has tended to be overlooked in many books on this Kathleen Tighe, Margaret O’Neill, era of Irish History but this particular book corrects these oversights as the author Bea Tyner, and Jim Kelly. Well Done provides photographs and biographies on over 240+ remarkable women, many of and Congratulations! whom remained forgotten until the publication of this book which looks at these women in six specific sections – Before the Revolution 1900-1915; The Easter We are now open for new members, Rising 1916; Reorganisation and Preparation 1917-1918; The War of Independence Ladies and Men. Coaching and 1919 – 1921; The Irish Civil War 1921-1922, concluding with Life after the use of equipment is free. See our Revolution when although some of these women reverted to their tradition role, colourful poster, designed by others did not, using their revolutionary spirit to inspire succeeding generations. Ian Tuite, for further details. An essential book for anyone interested in Irish History and the Women’s Movement.
scan 09 Shankill Old Folks Association Ask a Councillor (SOFA) The committee, staff, volunteers and clients are delighted to welcome SCAN back again and wish the new team every Cllr. Denis O’Callaghan success for the future. A very enjoyable outing for clients took place on Wednesday 20th July. It included a stop at the Visitor Centre at Ashtown Killiney And White Rock Water Quality Castle in the Phoenix Park where all were made welcome. A video outlining the history of the Phoenix Park went back to its Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council regularly origins and was followed by a video of Áras an Uachtaráin. This monitor the water quality along the coast. Following brought back many memories among the clients. Then it was receipt of the results from the samples taken on on to Castleknock Golf Club for a delicious three course lunch, scan NEW dec 2015_scan oct good.wed 22/11/2015 14:45 Page 18 Monday the 2nd August 2016, DLRCC have taken the followed by an opportunity to enjoy the scenery and the grounds. precautionary steps of placing a temporary prohibition The fine weather and the warm welcome received in both venues notice, advising against swimming at Killiney and White contributed to a most enjoyable day. Rock. The results showed a high level of Enterococci Fundraising by the centre and donations from the local and E. Coli. community (such as the monthly Book Sale and the recent collection of €500 in Brady’s) help to make these outings • Enterococci are widely distributed in the environment happen and are very gratefully received. and are normal commensals of the intestinal tracts of animals, birds and humans. its presence is indicative The WednesdaySH TeaA ClubN willK startI upL againL onM 7th SeptemberEN REMEMBERED IN of faecal contamination. after the summer break. It is open to everyone over 60 in the Shankill area, from 2 to 4pm each Wednesday at the Daycare • E. Coli (Escherichia coli) is a faecal coliform and Centre.R Tea,E sandwichesCE Nand cakesT areR providedEM as wellE asM a BRANCE SERVICE indicator organism because it occurs in the intestinal raffle, bingo, monthly entertainment and outings. On flora of both animals and humans. Contamination Wednesday 14th September, Liam de Siún, a popular singer andOn guitar Sun 3 player0th A willugu best backin St again.NewFergal’s C hmembersurch Br aarey t walwayso later transferred to Cathal Brugha Barracks. He allows the organism to spread to water environments welcomeShankil land U N can Co joinngo at V anyete rtimeans duringwere rtheem year.emb eItr ised a along completed two missions to the Congo, in 1961 and where its presence indicates faecal contamination. popularwith o socialther V eventetera nands a everyonet Post 21 can, Iris beh U surenite ofd Na agreattion s 1962 in Elizabethville, Kamina and Leopoldfarm or welcome. Contact Jacinta on 012826364 at the Daycare Centre The cause of these high levels are not known and an to find out more andVe jointera inn sthe As fun.sociation (IUNVA) Lopoldville. investigation has commenced. The water at this location Remembrance Service for Deceased will be resampled and the results are expected back on The Book Sale on the first Saturday of every month from 10am to Jimmy was very involved in setting up Members and Comrades Monday 8th August 2016 . If the re-sample results are 1pm has become a popular social event in the community. There the Irish United Nations Veterans is a huge selection of quality second-hand books covering every acceptable the temporary prohibition notice will Jimmy Nolan from Library Road and Association in 1989. If he was still alive be removed. interest, including childrens’ books. They are sorted and expertly displayed for easy Nselection.ed Prun Donationsty Assum ofp tgooda Par qualityk, wer ebooks both he would have been delighted to are welcome but can only be accepted on the day of the sale. The June book salew ecelebratedll- known 16 a nyearsd lik eofd this in Simportanthankill, fund have celebrated with them on their raising activity for stheer vcentreed on with sev ae rRaffle.al U N Themis winnerssions w werehile 25th Anniversary last year, 2014. In Elizabeth Jackson,t hShankill;ey wer eRaymond in the Ir Geoghan,ish Defen Shankill;ce Force Peters. 1993 when Jimmy lost his battle with Cancer, IUNVA Carey, Cabinteely; Luke Touhy, Shankill and Mrs Kinch, Shankill. members provided a Guard of Honour at the Church The next Book SaleJi mis mony Saturday Nolan w3rdas Septembera young m froman w10amhen to 1pm. and at his grave they paid Military he joined the Army; he was just 16 honours to him. Working For further informationyear sabout of a gthee. DaycareHe train Centreed at contact Nurse Manager, Jacinta O’Sullivan on 01 2826364. With See www.shankilloldfolks.comGormanstown Camp in 1958 and was Ned Prunty first joined the Army in July 1940 and served until ‘til July The 1942, he re-joined in June 1953. He did Community four tours of duty with the U N between the Congo and Cyprus. He served with the 21st Battalion (then
FCA) for most of his service and retired PETER DONLAN, ND Arb., in June 1970 after 19 years of service. DORNEY COURT LODGE, CORBAWN LANE, SHANKILL Cllr. Denis O’Callaghan All aspects of Tree Care including: Ned was a marksman with the revolver and won many shooting G SURGERY – CROWN REDUCTION / THINNING competitions in his time. He was CONTACT INFORMATION: G TREE REPORTS / SURVEYS promoted to Acting Sgt in 1962 and G TREE, HEDGE AND SHRUB PRUNING Sgt in 1968 while serving in the 21st Batt. During his by appointment: AND PLANTING time in the 21st he completed many courses, Civil County Hall Dun Laoghaire G FREE QUOTATIONS Defence, First Aid, Method of Instruction and many G FULLY QUALIFIED AND INSURED ARBORIST Mobile: 0862785609 more. Contact Peter Ned retired with an Exemplary service record. Email: [email protected] Mobile: 087 977 3486 or (01) 282 5995 Email: [email protected] — BY CORMAC BECTON
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In the hope that we will have an Indian summer, this is a light, This is a real Recipeshealthy and tasty fish recipe. It can easily be scaled down for family dish from TV one or two people. Serve it with steamed Irish potatoes or Chef Nevin Maguire, crusty bread and a side salad. great when everyone The recipe from TV chef Rory O’Connell includes practical comes together after outdoor tips about cooking fish, really helpful if you are not used to activities at the weekend. handling it. Pot Roast Meatloaf Grilled Fish with Herb Relish The idea for this dish comes from Greece, where oven- roasted beans are served with a roast or good quality This way of cooking fish is perceived as being rather old sausages. If you don’t fancy the idea of the beans omit fashioned, but if you have a really fresh fish, it can be fabu- them completely and stir the sauce into some pasta or lous and quite contemporary in its simplicity. Hake, cod, ling just serve with some jacket potatoes. and mackerel are all delicious cooked in this way. The relish served here is classic, and when properly prepared, it will Serves 6 remind you why herbs, butter and lemon will always have a place at the table when fresh fish is being served. 675g lean minced beef 4 tablesp. olive oil Serves 4 2 onions, finely chopped
3 celery sticks, peeled and finely chopped 4 x 120-150g pieces of your fish of choice 1 teasp. each ground cumin and coriander 2 tablespoons flour, seasoned with salt and pepper (optional) 1 large egg 25g butter at room temperature 100g fresh white breadcrumbs salt and pepper 1 teasp. chopped fresh thyme 4 wedges of lemon 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped Herb Relish 1 tablesp. chopped fresh sage 50g butter 1 red chilli, seeded and finely chopped 2 tablespoons of very finely chopped herbs such as parsley, 2 x 400g cans chopped tomatoes chives, fennel and a few thyme leaves 400g can cannellini beans, drained and rinsed black pepper 5 rindless streaky bacon rashers Salt and freshly ground black pepper To cook the fish, place the grill pan on a medium heat and Steamed broccoli, to serve allow to become quite hot.You don’t want it smoking madly, but should see a light haze, almost like vapour, arising from Preheat the oven to Gas mark 8, 230ºF (450ºF). Heat the pan. Dry the fish fillets with paper towel and dip in the half the oil in a frying pan and sauté two-thirds of the seasoned flour and shake off the excess. You can skip this onions and celery for 5 minutes until softened. Stir in flouring stage if you wish. With a knife, lightly butter the flesh the cumin and coriander and cook for another minute, side of the fish fillets. Place the fish, buttered sides down, on stirring. the hot grill. The fish should sizzle immediately it hits the pan, Tip the onion mixture into a bowl and add the minced if it doesn’t, the pan wasn’t hot enough and you need beef, egg, breadcrumbs and thyme. Using your hands, to crank up the heat immediately. If you have difficulty mix well to combine and then mould into a rugby ball determining if the pan is hot enough, take one of the pieces shape. Place in a small ovenproof dish and put in the of fish and holding it above the pan, just place a corner of the oven. Reduce the oven temperature to Gas Mark 6, buttered side onto the grill. If it sizzles, it is fine to proceed, 200ºC (400ºF), and roast for 45 minutes. if it doesn’t then allow the pan to get hotter. Let the fish cook, Meanwhile, make the sauce. Heat the rest of the olive still on a high heat until the fish is well coloured. There should oil in a frying pan and sauté the remaining onions and be a bit of smoke coming from the pan, but not great clouds of celery with garlic, sage and chilli for about 5 minutes it, so adjust the heat accordingly. Lift the fish at one corner to until softened but not coloured. Season generously. check if it is golden and getting crisp. When you are confident Stir in the tomatoes and bring to the boil, then reduce this stage has been reached, turn the heat down a little and the heat and simmer gently for 10 minutes until slightly with the help of a fish or egg slice, turn the fish over on to the reduced and thickened. Fold in the cannellini beans. skin side. Let it continue to cook until the skin is crispy and the Remove the meatloaf from the oven and drain off the fish is cooked through. You will know the fish is cooked when excess fat, then spoon around the tomato sauce. Lay the flesh appears to be white and creamy in colour and no the slices of bacon over the top of the meatloaf and longer looks translucent. return to the oven for another 10-15 minutes until the While the fish is cooking, melt the butter for the relish. Allow bacon is golden brown and the cannellini beans are the butter to cool a little before stirring in the chopped herbs. bubbling. Remove the cooked fish to hot serving plates, placing them Take straight to the table with a bowl of steamed with the golden flesh side up. Place a wedge of lemon on each broccoli and allow everyone to help themselves. plate and drizzle the herb relish over and serve immediately.
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UNDER 19 SOCCER TEAM Proclamation” competition will read his winning work. WICKLOW WEXFORD LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2016 The school will be represented at the Croke Park Following an impressive 11 – 1 victory over Enniscorthy ceremony by two teachers from the History Department in the semi-finals (goals from David Rohlik (3); Luke as well as the Head Boy (Callum Brierton) who will be Clucas (3); Aidan Maguire (2); Mark Tuke, Adam O’Brien presented with the flag, the chairperson of the Student and Ray Quinlan), the under 19 soccer team won the Council (Ryan Cromwell) and the winner of the 2016 Wicklow/Wexford League Championship after a Proclamation competition. tough battle against Arklow CBS in a very exciting final. TRANSITION YEAR — MINI-COMPANY A penalty shoot-out took place and following a COMPETITION tremendous performance from goal keeper Ian Kirwan The annual Mini-Company competition for transition year and goals from David Rohlik, Padraig Murphy, Aidan students which ran from September to January was a a scan marchMag _scanuire aoctnd good.wed Alex Vo 19/02/2016rtolomei f o12:25r St . BPageren d4 an’s, the title great success and gave students a great insight into went to St. Brendan’s with a 4-2 penalty score line. Well running their own business. The top two business ideas done to the team who played brilliantly throughout the will progress to the regional schools finals run by Dun campaign and to their mentor Mr Meyler. They now Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. The school results progress to the Leinster quarter finals and a first round were: clash with Lucan Community College. Best Business Idea All Your Clock Needs: James Anders; Patrick Cojacaru; Sean Coll; Thomas Coll; CRYS191T6 CAOMMLEM OCRATLIOEN AR Gerson PaSngPaRnibIaNn G is in the Air Along with the other schools in the area, St. Brendan’s will 2nd USBois: Cain Carson; Thomas Keogh; Shane Mangan; be presented SwiPthE a CNaItAionLaIl SFlaINg aGnd IaN copy of the AdamP Tuillte ya; S tSepPheRn IBNracGk in your Step Proclamation at a ceremony in Croke Park on March 7th 3rd Customised T Shirts: Nathan Tobin; Ben Xue; Kevin which will bWe aItNteDndOedW by tCheL PEreAsidNenItN MGichael D Staveley; Conor Farrell; John Kannankara Higgins. On March 16th, the school will have its own flag Best Project ReiLndeAer FDoodI aEndS Snacks raising cereGmoUnyT inT tEheR sc hCoLol EgrAouNndIsN aGt 12.30pm. At Mohammed El Shamaa; Luke Clucas; Tiernan O’Toole this time, the student who won the “Write your own Best Presentation lear Comforts: Hisham Ahmed; and CHIMNEY SWEEPING Cormac HayBes; OJamXes OE’NeRill; CCraigI SMasEon; Jack Fitzgerald FULLY INSURED Monday & Friday 09:15 – 10:15 Contact Declan MTueosdtayh 1e9:3r0’ –s 2 0D:30 ay 085 830 7412 email: 086 8121854 [email protected] a scan march _scan oct good.wed 19/02/2016 12:25 Page 4 [email protected] find us on google maps
Stephen McGovern Trading as A Trip Back in Time: Acorn Garden Services The Leopardstown Park Hospital Annual Garden Fete. C &S PLSaRn IdPNscGaLpeiU sG ianMrd tehnBein AgINir G Thanks for the flowers but what CRYSTAL CLEAR Established in this area for 20 years Get out your diary, turn to Sunday 11th September and Overgrown Gardens Cleared I really wanted was a write in the following: • BOIPLEuRt C aHA SNGPER OIVNERG • SiYnS TyEMo uUrP GSRtAeDpES LeopardstownSP ParkECI Hospital,ALISIN Foxrock.G IN Co Dublin. Tree Topping • ENERGY SAVING MEASURES Spectacular Annual Garden Fete – 1pm to 5pm. GIFT VOUCHER WINDOW CLEANING • BHOIeLdERg eS ETRrVimICEm AiNnDg SAFETY CHECKS There are a multitude of stalls for bargain hunters and PebbledG RDLArNiATvSew ADVaAyIsLEABSLE from those justG lookingUTT toE enjoyR C aL greatEA NdayIN out.G Thanks to the • Plumbing and heating installation very generous donations from our supporters every year, Instant Turf Lawns • Maintenance & Repair the Leopardstownand CHIM ParkNE HospitalY SW GardenEEP FeteING has built up PlaBntiOng Xof ETrReesC &I SShrEubs a great reputation for high quality goods and fun for all. • Complete Bathroom Service Available FULLY INSURED • SMolaor nindstaaPyllO a&tWio FnEsrR i• d RWaayAin Sw0Ha9t:eI1Nr 5hG a–rv 1es0t:in1g5 These include BBQ, Clothes and Handbags; New and • RGII and SEAI Registered NearlyCo New,nta Bottlect D Stall,ecl aBooks,n Cakes, Plants, Bric-a- NoT Juobes tdoaoy B 1I9G:30o r– t2o0o: 3sm0all! IF THIS VEHICLE IS FOR SALE Brac. Entertainment for the children includes bouncing STEPHEN McGOVERN GO ON . . . MAKE HER SMILE . . . castles,0 8face5 8painting,30 74 and12 the ever-popular Thomas the DON’T DELAY CALL 086 251 P08H0O3 aNnEd: 0C87i a6r5a3n 7 429862 0558 Shankill Shopping Centre (beside O’Donnell’s Pharmacy) Tank Engine.e Am bumperail: raffle will take place on the day 086 8121854 WILLIAM 085 2249125 Office: 282 0559 01 2005 005 with amazing prizes. or 086 884 8607 [email protected] www.envy.ie www.facebook.com/envysalons Emaeil:d s@teppherno-mtecFgRcoEtvEye [email protected] NCT FAILURES ACCEPTED Thefi nFeted u salso on providesgoogle ma sourceaps of great interest for history lovers. A gift from Lady Power Dunning of her mansion house and uniquely historic gardens led to the MARCH 2016 Website: www.scanshaPnkLill.AcomYDAYS PLAYGROUPSCAN 5 establishmentStephe ofn LeopardstownMcGovern ParkTra dHospitaling as in 1917. Originally it was as a hospital and home, for the care and & treatment of soldiers who have been disabled or injured Cin the &British S Armed P Forces.LU WhileM hospitalBI Nand Gstaff are AceFU LLDY INSUéREcD or Established in this area for 20 years Montessori still privileged to be able to continue care for our WW2 •Veterans, BOILER itC nowHAN catersGE OV forER the • S residentialYSTEM U PneedsGRA DofE ourS Now Booking for Sept. 2016 older persons• EN EofR theGY greaterSAVING community. MEASUR ES PAINTER & DECORATOR Cabinteely area/N11 • BOILER SERVICE AND SAFETY CHECKS The Fete is one of our many fund raising events held in Mon - Friday FREE ECCE GRANTS AVAILABLE • COMPLETE INTERIOR / EXTERIOR ages 2-5. Years order to enable us to give back something of value to our 09:30 - 12:30 PLACES PAINTING AND DECORATING SERVICE E.C.I. member elderly• residentsPlumbin whog an haved he acontributedting insta lsolat muchion to Irish Outdoor play area society in the• past.Maintenance & Repair • WALLPAPERING SERVICE Tusla Approved Part time places available • Complete Bathroom Service Available • QUALITY MATERIALS USED Open over 15 yrs. Beside Leopardstown Race course, the hospital is Limited places available accessible• Solar i nbys tcaralla (parkingtions • R available),ainwater orha Luasrves t(Centraling Exp./Qualified staff Park) right •at R theGII entranceand SEA gates.I Reg istered NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL IF THIS VEHICLE IS FOR SALE Admission €2.00.STEP ChildrenHEN McG free.OVERN Visit us @ www.playdaysplaygroup.ie FREDEO ENS’TT IDMEALTAEYS CALL [email protected] 251 0803 and 087 653 7496 WILLIAM 085 2249125 CONTACT JANE 086 8536433 Office: 282 0559 Ph: 086-3001181 & 01 2824692 Email: [email protected] NCT FAILURES ACCEPTED 4 SCAPN LAYDAYS PLAYGRWOebUsiteP: www.scanshankill.com MARCH 2016 & AceFU LLDY INSUéREcD or Montessori Now Booking for Sept. 2016
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Shankill Tennis Club Junior Open Tennis for Blind and Vision Impaired(VI) players The week of 30th July to 6th August saw some of Ireland’s top young tennis players come to Shankill “An impossible dream” as one of the players who for the Shankill Junior Open Tennis Tournament. has recently started to play Blind/VI Tennis at Shankill Shankill Junior Open is a key Grade1 tournament in Tennis Club in Co. Dublin described it. The player had the junior tennis calendar, attracting a large entry played a lot of tennis up to the time she lost her sight a from all corners of the island north and south. number of years ago and now here was an opportunity to return to play a form of the game that she never The highest quality tennis was on offer throughout knew existed! the week and this year there was a particularly strong showing of home-grown talent with several Blind/Vision impaired tennis needs indoor tennis young players from Shankill battling their way through courts as the game is played on a normal court but stiff competition to be involved in Finals Day. Teja with special “sound balls” and raised tactile lines. Heffernan and Lauren Mealia were worthy runners-up The players use their heightened sense of hearing in the Girls Under 12 Doubles while Lauren Gilham with and spatial awareness to track and hit the VI tennis partner Eva Duggan were runners-up in the Girls Under balls. The opening of Shankill’s new Indoor Centre 14 Doubles. Shane Dolan O’Dalaigh and Ellie Murphy means that we were able to locate the pilot of the VI won the Mixed Doubles Under 18s and Sinead Keogh tennis coaching programme at Shankill – great timing!! and Ellie Murphy were runners-up in the Girls Under 18 Doubles. Ellie Murphy also swept the board by winning One of the players describes the game as follows: the Girls Under 16 singles and the Girls Under 18 “The ball has bells inside it, so that when you serve to singles. With players of this calibre, the future of tennis me, I can estimate where you are hitting the ball from is bright in Shankill! and when you are hitting it. The ball continues to make a noise as it travels through the air which I can use to Many of the players and parents commented how track where it is coming towards me. Then it bounces much they particularly enjoy participating in this and I can hear where it is and estimate where the ball tournament. Shankill Tennis Club is also extremely will travel on to. Depending on their level of vision grateful to the tournament sponsors, Easy Payments impairment the players can let the ball bounce twice or Plus, who are based in Shankill, Martyn Evans Sports, three times. “ Oliver Marketing, Visual Print Ltd and Four Star Pizza, The game originated in Japan in the 1980s. It has only and to all local advertisers who so generously recently begun to be played in Europe, but there are now supported the tournament programme. 7 countries represented in the European Blind Tennis Association and Ireland will proudly be the 8th member.
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Cathaoirleach Cllr. Cormac Devlin with Mixed Doubles Under 18 Winners and members of Shankill Tennis Club, Ellie Murphy and Shane Dolan O’Dalaigh.
Volunteers learning Vision Impaired coaching skills at Shankill Tennis Club
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In partnership with DLRCC, Shankill Tennis club are delighted to announce the opening of their new indoor tennis centre. The centre is now ranked as one of the leading centres in Europe and represents a very signifi- cant step forward for sport in Dun Laoghaire, and for the infrastructure of tennis in Ireland. The three new indoor courts cover an area of 2,200 sq m. and brings to ten the total number of courts at the club.
STC members: Cllr Carrie Smyth, Freda Bermingham, Liam O’Donohoe
Membership now open
• 7 outdoor and 3 indoor courts • A great place to play tennis with a warm and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Cathaoirleach welcoming atmosphere Cllr. Barry Saul cuts the ribbon. From left to right, Liam O’Donohoe STC, Mary Mitchell O’Connor Minister for • A club for all ages – from age 5 to 85!! Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Cathy Grehan • Membership available at a very competitive rates Chairperson STC , John Tracey CEO Irish Sports See www.shankilltennisclub.com Council, Maria Bailey TD. • Non-members welcome to pay and play
“The centre is testimony to the vision and ambition of • Non-members integrated into weekly club sessions the club and our Partners DLRCC. The Club recognises • Social and Competitive tennis available for all the huge support for the project from both the elected representatives on the Council and also the professional • Excellent coaching team – develop your skills or staff who have brought this project to completion” said learn for the first time Liam O`Donohoe, Chairman of the club’s development committee. • Vibrant Junior section – all levels, standards and interests catered for – league tennis, supervised tennis and social tennis.
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We are delighted that we reached the target of our Trees It is hard to believe that another Tidy Towns year is for All Project in June of this year. Over the past few years coming to a close as we await with anticipation and hope we planted 13,900 trees in Shankill (one for everyone in that our collective efforts will be rewarded with improved the area). results. Already your Tidy Towns Committee is making plans for 2017 and thanks to the generous response from We have been shortlisted by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown you, the residents, to our appeal for financial support, County Council for a Biodiversity in Action Award for we can be more adventurous and ambitious. helping to Safeguard the National Apple Collection. Fingers crossed we’ll win it. Now is the time for Residents to decide to join our Committee or to volunteer for the various work parties If you have any ideas or suggestions that would help us on Monday or Tuesday mornings or Thursday evenings improve or enhance the appearance of village, we would when the evenings are bright. You could also volunteer be delighted to hear from you. to collect litter in your area, keep an eye on a communal flowerbed or remove graffiti from poles, utility boxes etc. Again many thanks to our band of volunteers for their work All these jobs can be done whenever suits you. If you can and to you for your financial support – if you have forgot- help please email [email protected], ten your donation envelope it’s not too late. call 087 6750720 or speak to any of our existing volunteers you may know. We can provide any tools required.
Opening of container which we share with the Allotment Completing our Trees for All Project with the help of owners to store our equipment schools
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Councillor Cormac Devlin (Fianna Fáil) has been elected Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire- Rathdown County Council at their recent Annual General Meeting. Councillor Devlin (35) becomes the youngest Cathaoirleach of the County. He contested the General Election in February 2016. Cormac is married to Jennifer Allen who is originally from Corbawn, Shankill (pictured). They have three young children. He was first elected to represent the Dún Laoghaire area in 2004. He was educated at Harold Boys National School, Dalkey, Presentation College, Glasthule and later in theInstitute of Public Administration and the Institute Public Relations. The newly-elected Cathaoirleach outlined his priorities for his term of office, which include; tackling the housing crisis, promoting civic engagement and supporting local enterprise throughout the County. Councillor Devlin recently chaired a deputation of the Shankill Tidy Towns where they discussed several issues facing their organisation, he congratulated them on their superb work in the area and most recently he attended the annual Shankill Tennis Club Junior Open. An Cathao- irleach congratulated Ellie Murphy & Shane Dolan on their success and performance in the tournament. He acknowledged Shankill Tennis is certainly in good hands for the future and predicted “future Olympians amongst the next generation”.
It is a great honour to be elected as Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire-RathdownCounty Council by my fellow councillors. There is a long history and tradition attached to this position and I very much look forward to carrying out my role on behalf of the people of our county over the next twelve months.
An Cathaoirleach, Councillor Cormac Devlin with his daughter Caoimhe and wife Jennifer Allen Devlin
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Asked how it felt to be ‘the daughter of the…greatest poet in the English A year or two after her father’s death, language of the twentieth century’, Anne was sacked by the conservative Anne Yeats responded wryly, ‘thanks be bigwigs at the Abbey for being too ‘arty’ in to God I don’t write’. Her father of course her designs. She was certainly modernist was W.B. Yeats and Anne must have felt in her style and became a strong the weight of expectations that came advocate of avant-garde painters such from being his firstborn child. When the as Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning. new baby arrived on 26 February 1919 While her own art tended towards the Yeats was in his fifties and married for abstract, Anne could also produce work only eighteen months to his much younger of more widespread appeal. She created wife, Georgie. Feeling rejuvenated by a series of striking book covers for Irish- his new family, Yeats wrote ‘A Prayer for my Daughter’, a language publisher, Sáirséal agus Dill. Her murals and 10-stanza poem in Anne’s honour. In it he wished that his designs adorned the child ‘become a flourishing hidden tree’. Flourish she did, interiors of two Dublin restaurants, the Unicorn and the but she chose a different Red Bank. And today her painting of a hawk in flight hangs path to that dominated by her distinguished father. in the foyer of the Samuel Beckett Theatre in Trinity College Dublin. As a young girl, Anne was expected to write a weekly essay for the great poet. However, when she could not In the late-1960s Anne Yeats moved to Dalkey where she meet his exacting grammatical standards the exercise was continued to explore and experiment with colours and quietly dropped. Drawing and painting on the other hand materials. Of a somewhat restless artistic temperament she really excited her interest. She was taking painting lessons never developed a consistent, identifiable style that might at the age of four. Two years later she was winning national have brought her greater acclaim. Although always competitions with her work. Painting was in her blood. Her a private person, Anne became a beacon for aficionados of grandfather John Butler Yeats abandoned his legal career her illustrious family. Over the years she welcomed to her to become a celebrated portrait painter. Her uncle Jack home many visitors eager to hear her stories and to see her B. Yeats achieved almost as much renown as an artist as collection of her father’s books and her uncle’s paintings. her father did as a poet. Both W.B. and Jack encouraged At the age of eighty-two, Anne Yeats died in Loughlinstown Anne’s ambition. While she was still a teenager, her father Hospital on July 4th 2001. She is buried in Shanganagh got her a job as a set designer and painter at the Abbey Cemetery. Her passing was hardly reported, perhaps Theatre. Her uncle sent her regular cheques and bought fulfilling W.B.’s prayer that his daughter ‘become a two of her early paintings. flourishing hidden tree’.
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D16A/0086 SEEKING PERMISSION 11/2/16 D15A/0757 APPEAL AGAINST REFUSAL OF PERMISSION 26/2/16 William Maguire, 1 & 2 Quinn’s Road, Shankill Legende, Falls Road, Shankill Convert and extend 2 existing ground floor commercial units into 2 Demolition of existing dwelling, garage and associated outbuildings. apartments. Renovate and extend existing first floor 3 bed unit. Construction of 15 houses of various sizes and designs. Parking APPLICATION WITHDRAWN 19/2/16 provision. Closure of existing entrance and opening of a new pedestrian and vehicular entrance further west along Falls Road. Associated site D16A/0106 SEEKING PERMISSION 22/2/16 works and connection to drains and mains water. William Maguire, 2 & 3 Quinn’s Road, Shankill REFUSAL OF PERMISSION UPHELD ON APPEAL 24/6/16 Convert and extend 2 existing ground floor commercial units into 2 apartments, a 1 bedroom and a 2 bedroom apartment. Also renovate D16B/0079 SEEKING PERMISSION 2/3/16 and extend existing first floor 3 bedroom unit. Niall & Muvashni Carey, Wealdstone House, Quinn’s Road, Shankill 28 sqm 2 storey extension to rear and side of existing house, with D16A/0291 SEEKING PERMISSION 28/4/16 alterations to existing rear annex to include increase in first floor level William Maguire, 2 & 3 Quinn’s Road, Shankill and associated roof structure with velux and new windows. Change of use to convert 2 existing ground floor commercial units into PERMISSION REFUSED 26/4/16 2 x 1 bedroom apartments. Restore existing first floor unit to original 3 bedroom apartment. D11B/008/E EXTENSION OF DURATION OF PERMISSION GRANTED PERMISSION GRANTED 20/6/16 3/3/16 John & Marie Cross, Carraphouca, Ballycorus Road, Shankill D16A/0088 SEEKING PERMISSION 12/2/16 Retention of single storey bedroom extension to rear. Construction of Suzanne Widger, 23 Corbawn Drive, Shankill pitched roof over existing flat roof porch. Single storey pitched roof Single storey extension to side of existing Montessori school etc to ac- sunroom to side. Single storey pitched roof extension with bay to rear. commodate 6 children. PERMISSION GRANTED 5/4/16 D15A/0779 1st PARTY APPEAL AGAINST REFUSAL OF PERMISSION 3/3/16 D15A/0602 PERMISSION GRANTED 12/2/16 Lands at Old Rathmichael Donal Galvin, Sylvanmount House, Ballybride Road, Rathmichael Construction of 11 houses. New vehicular and pedestrian entrance off Demolition of existing single storey shed 4.0m2 and construction of new Old Rathmichael Road. single storey shed 22.2m2. Move existing oil tank. REFUSAL OF PERMISSION UPHELD ON APPEAL 24/6/16
D15A/0608 PERMISSION GRANTED 9/2/16 D15A/0308 PERMISSION GRANTED ON APPEAL 25/2/16 Niamh Renwick, 127 Shanganagh Cliffs, Shankill M & K McCauley, Saint Catherines, Falls Road, Shankill Construction of 2 storey family flat side extension and alterations to Construction of 2 storey detached 4 bedroom house with new entrance existing dwelling layout. gate from Falls Road. Provision of waste water treatment system and soakaways. New 2.1m high fence to internal boundary. D15A/0809 PERMISSION REFUSED 16/2/16 Charton Homes Ltd., Shankill House, Ferndale Road, Rathmichael D16A/0181 SEEKING PERMISSION 16/3/16 Construction of 50 dwellings - 15 detached, 20 semi-detached and 15 Gillian Goodbody, Chantilly, Ballybride Road, Rathmichael terraced houses. New boundary treatments to east and north and front Minor modifications to ‘link room’:- New counter battens and membrane of Ferndale House. New vehicular entrance at Ferndale Road. below roof slates. Replace triangular gable glazing with window and sill detail. Party wall between link room and pool room. Insulation. D15A/0811 PERMISSION GRANTED 15/2/16 PERMISSION GRANTED 10/5/16 Ashglen Property Co. Ltd., Spar Retail Unit, Main Street, Shankill Off Licence subsidiary to main Retail use. D16B/0099 SEEKING PERMISSION 14/3/16 Tanya & Eoghan Tiernan, 39 Foxes Grove, Shankill D15A/0826 PERMISSION REFUSED 17/2/16 Second storey side extension over existing garage with rear dormer and Patrick & Barbara Pierce, Ardvarna Lodge, Falls Road, Shankill Dutch hip roof. Construction of new 2 storey with single storey wing, detached 2 bedroom plus study dwelling house with new entrance gate from Falls D16A/0023 PERMISSION REFUSED 14/3/16 Road. Provision of waste water treatment system and surface water Siobhan Cuffe, Lands at The Lodge, Carric Golligan, Quarry Road, soakaways and new 2.1m high fence to internal boundary. Shankill APPEAL AGAINST REFUSAL OF PERMISSION 15/3/16 New 2 storey dwelling house, floor area 255 sqm. Situated within the curtilage of the existing Lodge and contained within the garden D16B/0069 SEEKING PERMISSION 25/2/16 enclosures of existing mature hedges, with external finishes of brick C Bewley, 55 Quinn’s Road, Shankill and slate to match existing landscape. Existing vehicle entrance off 2 storey side extension to west gable of existing 2 storey detached quarry Road to be shared with the Lodge. No levelling of the slope or dwelling. felling of mature trees is envisaged. Waste water dealt with via PERMISSION GRANTED 20/4/16 Klargester BioDisc effluent treatment unit and percolation area to the existing mature woodland. D15A/0853 PERMISSION GRANTED 25/2/16 D Galvin, 1 Sylvanmount, Ballybride Road, Rathmichael D16A/0203 SEEKING PERMISSION 23/3/16 Amendments to previously approved 3 bedroom 1 storey detached gate David Hall, Site, 1.3 ha bounded by N11 to north east, Ballybride lodge, D06A/0901 PL06D.219674 Road to south west, Renaissance House to north west and Lordello Road to south east, Rathmichael D15B/0479 PERMISSION FOR RETENTION GRANTED 25/2/16 Construction of 41 dwellings - terraced, semi-detached, apartments. Caroline Livingstone, 4 Lower Road, Shankill Relocation of existing site entrance, 2 pedestrian access points, Retention of timber chalet, to be used for recreational purposes new foul drainage connection to existing sewer in Mulinastil Road. replacing existing storage shed at rear. DECLARED INVALID 5/4/16 REAPPLIED D16A/0403 2/6/16 D15A/0507 APPEAL AGAINST REFUSAL OF PERMISSION 22/2/16 Brookville, Commons Road, Shankill D16A/0057 PERMISSION FOR RETENTION REFUSED 22/3/16 Construction of 6 detached 2 storey dwellings, 4 separate vehicular Nicole Daly, 40 New Vale Cottages, Shankill entrances off Commons Road etc. Retention of mobile home for habitable purposes. APPEAL DECLARED INVALID 2/3/16
scan 30 D16A/0429 SEEKING PERMISSION FOR RETENTION 15/6/16 Permission for retention of a mobile home for 2 years for habitable D16B/0206 SEEKING PERMISSION FOR RETENTION AND purposes. PERMISSION 16/5/16 Graeme Tinney, 20 Corbawn Avenue, Shankill D16A/0217 SEEKING PERMISSION 31/3/16 1. Retain existing unapproved attic conversion which includes dormer Justin McCarthy, 6a Rathmichael Haven, Ferndale Road, windows to side elevations of roof and windows in attic space to front Rathmichael and rear elevations of existing dwelling. 2. To increase size of windows Retention permission is sought for single storey detached building with in attic space in front and rear elevations of existing dwelling. 3. To non-habitable attic to rear/side, single storey kitchen extension to rear increase one of the dormer windows to side 1 elevation of roof to match side, single storey ensuite/wardrobe extension to rear/side, timber trellis the other dormer window on this elevation. 4. Proposed extension to structure to side of kitchen/dining and single storey detached garage to existing unapproved attic extension which will include a new dormer front side of existing dwelling. Permission is sort for single storey lounge type window structure to side 2 elevation of roof to allow for new extension to rear and single storey bedroom extension to side and bathroom. internal reconfiguration. GRANTED 5/7/16
D16A/0241 SEEKING PERMISSION 11/4/16 D16A/0414 SEEKING PERMISSION 3/6/16 Gerard Marbach, Cheryl Marbach & Benjamin Marbach, Riverside Woodcote Developments Ltd., c.0.85 ha site at Greenacre, Service Station, Shankill Ballybride Road, Rathmichael Full off-licence for alcohol sales. Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of 28 dwellings, PERMISSION GRANTED 2/6/16 widening of existing vehicular entrance etc. APPEAL AGAINST GRANT OF PERMISSION 27/6/16 D16A/0413 SEEKING PERMISSION 7/6/16 D11A/0102/E EXT. 0F DURATION OF PERMISSION REFUSED 12/4/16 Bill & Aoife Byrne, Brides Glen Road, Rathmichael Michael Shanahan, Corner of Mill Lane & Shanganagh Road, Erection of 2 storey extension to existing dwelling house including a Shankill Granny Flat. Demolition of and adjacent existing house. New waste Construction of 1 x 2 storey over basement house with a balcony to water treatment system. front of 2 car parking spaces in the basement garage, provision of new vehicular access from Mill Lane. D16B/0245 SEEKING PERMISSION 9/6/16 Tracy Byrne, Melmore, Mullinastill Road, Rathmichael D16B/0164 SEEKING PERMISSION 20/4/16 Domestic extension and alterations to existing 2 storey dwelling Bernie O’Neil, 53 Corbawn Drive, Shankill comprised of single storey extension to side, re-location of front New single storey extension to side of existing detached corner dwelling, door on front elevation, elevational changes etc. single storey extension to rear of house, extend porch in front. PERMISSION GRANTED 9/6/16 D16B/0302 SEEKING PERMISSION 8/7/16 Maureen King, 104 Rathsallagh Park, Shanganagh Road, Shankill D15A/0683 PERMISSION GRANTED 27/4/16 Demolition of existing single storey extension to side, including Pat McCormack, Sherington Lodge, Dublin Road, Shankill boundary wall. Proposed 2 storey gable end extension with single Demolition of Existing Gate Lodge. Construction of new 3 storey storey extension to rear, all to side/rear. building comprising 4 apartments. New (relocated) vehicular and Construction of 2 x 5 bedroom detached 3 storey houses including attic pedestrian entrances. New connection to existing public sewers. accommodation and parking for 4 cars. Upgrading and widening of exist- ing vehicular/pedestrian access and entrance. APPLICATION WITH- D16B/0099 PERMISSION GRANTED 6/5/16 DRAWN 27/5/16 Tanya & Eoghan Tiernan, 39 Foxes Grove, Shankill Second storey side extension over existing garage with rear dormer D16A/0361 SEEKING PERMISSION 20/5/16 and Dutch hip roof. Ken Fitzgibbon, The Orchard, Cherrywood Road, Loughlinstown Construction of 2 x 2 storey houses to side of an existing dwelling. Modification of existing boundary wall to provide a new shared D16B/0198 SEEKING PERMISSION 11/5/16 vehicular entrance etc. David & Suzanne Smyth, 2 The Sidings, Station Road, Shankill 2 storey extension to side and single storey extension to side and single D16B/0206 SEEKING PERMISSION FOR RETENTION AND PERMIS- storey extension to rear. SION 16/5/16 PERMISSION GRANTED 29/6/16 Graeme Tinney, 20 Corbawn Avenue, Shankill 1. Retain existing unapproved attic conversion which includes dormer D16B/0203 SEEKING PERMISSION 12/5/16 windows to side elevations of roof and windows in attic space to front Colin & Siobhan Scully, Iona, Old Connaught Avenue, Bray and rear elevations of existing dwelling. 2. To increase size of windows Demolition of an extension to rear and a porch to front. Construction in attic space in front and rear elevations of existing dwelling. 3. To of single storey extensions to rear and side. Increase height of roof to increase one of the dormer windows to side 1 elevation of roof to match allow for habitable attic accommodation for dormer windows to front the other dormer window on this elevation. 4. Proposed extension to and rear. To extend roof to front forming a verandah. Alterations to side existing unapproved attic extension which will include a new dormer type elevation and all associated works on a reduced site area. window structure to side 2 elevation of roof to allow for new bathroom. PERMISSION GRANTED 1/7/16 GRANTED 5/7/16
PC/PKS/02/16 11/5/16 D16A/0414 SEEKING PERMISSION 3/6/16 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Co. Co., Woodcote Developments Ltd., c.0.85 ha site at Greenacre, Shanganagh Cemetery, Shankill Ballybride Road, Rathmichael New Crematorium and Associated works Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of 28 dwellings, Part VIII (public consultation) widening of existing vehicular entrance etc.
D16A/0344 SEEKING PERMISSION 16/5/16 D16A/0413 SEEKING PERMISSION 7/6/16 DRS Health Ltd, 1st Floor, Violet House, Main Street, Shankill Bill & Aoife Byrne, Brides Glen Road, Rathmichael Change of use from office to dental surgery, including alterations. Erection of 2 storey extension to existing dwelling house including a PERMISSION GRANTED 4/7/16 Granny Flat. Demolition of and adjacent existing house. New waste water treatment system. D16A/0351 SEEKING PERMISSION 18/5/16 Tudor Homes Ltd, Aubrey House, Quinns Road, Shankill D16B/0245 SEEKING PERMISSION 9/6/16 Construction of 2 x 5 bedroom detached 3 storey houses including Tracy Byrne, Melmore, Mullinastill Road, Rathmichael attic accommodation and parking for 4 cars. Upgrading and widening Domestic extension and alterations to existing 2 storey dwelling of existing vehicular/pedestrian access and entrance. APPLICATION comprised of single storey extension to side, re-location of front WITHDRAWN 27/5/16 door on front elevation, elevational changes etc.
D16A/0361 SEEKING PERMISSION 20/5/16 D16B/0302 SEEKING PERMISSION 8/7/16 Ken Fitzgibbon, The Orchard, Cherrywood Road, Loughlinstown Maureen King, 104 Rathsallagh Park, Shanganagh Road, Shankill Construction of 2 x 2 storey houses to side of an existing dwelling. Demolition of existing single storey extension to side, including Modification of existing boundary wall to provide a new shared boundary wall. Proposed 2 storey gable end extension with single vehicular entrance etc. storey extension to rear, all to side/rear.
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