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Results Domestic Arts and Crafts 2014 JUNIOR ART Section A Junior and Senior Infants 1st Kevin Halligan 2nd Conor Lynn 3rd Larissa Hayden Special: Cian Devanne and Amy Tunney Section B First and Second Class 1st Clodagh Harkin 2nd Jack Dillon 3rd Gary Dooley Special: Rory Gleeson and Aoife Barrett Section C Third and Fourth Class 1st Paudie Quinn 2nd Aoife Farragher 3rd Caoimhe Special Luke McNamara and Daithi Kilcommins Section D Fifth and Sixth Class 1st Emma Malone 2nd Sinead Cunningham 3rd Jack Quinn Special Matthew Mohr and Eimear Mitchell HANDWRITING Section E First and Second Class 1st Jessica Bluemlein 2nd Ciaran Morris 3rd Orla Mitchell Section F Third and Fourth Class 1st Lisa Greaney 2nd Hannah Toolan 3rd Katie Burke Section G Fifth and Sixth Class 1st 2nd Ella Rose McIntyre 3rd Aisling Murphy Class1 A Creature Made from Vegetable, fruit or plant 1st Matthew Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway 2nd Isobel Goodbody, Annaghdown 3rd Thomas Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway Class 3 Handmade Cards 1st Ella Rose McIntyre, Corrandulla 2nd Lauren McGrath, Grange, Corrandulla 3rd Matthew Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway KNITTING AND CRAFTS Sponsored by Reddington Child Care Centres Ltd. Galway Class 4 Item from recycled material 1st Daniel Cafferky & Conor Reddington, Corrandulla N.S. 2nd Ciara Geoghagan, Cahermorris, Corrandulla 3rd Ava Sweeney Class 5 Hand Knitting 1st Clodagh Kilcommins, Cluide, Corrandulla 2nd Aoife Kilcommins, Cluide, Corrandulla Class 6 Needle Craft 1st Cloe Sweeney, Annaghdown 2nd Catriona O Malley, Baranna, Corrandulla. Class7 Best piece of sculpture plasticine or clay model 1st Lauren McGrath, Grange 2nd Ella Sweeney, Annaghdown 3rd Saskia O Flaherty, Annaghdown 3rd Matthew Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway Class7A Small article from any material 1st Matthew Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway 2nd Nicole Curtin, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla PRIMARY SCHOOL COOKERY. A hamper sponsored by Stuff 4 Cakes awarded to the best overall exhibit in Primary School Cookery. Class 8 Six homemade biscuits of your choice 1st Matthew Newell, Kilcahill (Winner of Hamper) 2nd Emma Malone, Balrobuck Mor, Corrandulla 3rd Catriona O Malley, Barranna, Corrandulla Class 9 Six decorated queen cakes/cup cakes 1st Alexandra Smyth, Corrandulla 2nd Lisa Greaney, Annagh East, Corrandulla 3rd Kevin and Thomas Newell, Kilcahill, Claregalway Specials: Lily Cassidy, Bunnatubber and Cuiva Hickey, Parke Class 10 Healthy Lunchbox for a child 1st Matthew Newell, Kilcahill 2nd Grace McGuire, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla 3rd Sarah McGuire, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla Class 10A Six Rice Krispie buns 1st Ella Rose McIntyre, Corrandulla 2nd Cuiva Hickey, Parke, Corrandulla 3rd Annabelle Kenny, Lisheenoran, Annaghdown Special: Emma Goodbody, Annaghdown and Cuiva Hickey, Parke SECONDARY SCHOOL EVENTS CONFINED TO AGE 13 - 18 Class 13 Six Decorated Cup Cakes 1st Ellie Garrett, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla Class 14 Six chocolate muffins 1st Jade Sweeney, Annaghdown 2nd Fergal Feeney, Carnmore 3rd Emma Malone, Balroebuck Mor, Corrandulla Class 15 Item in Woodwork Junior Cert 1st Stephen Curtin, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla. GENERAL COMPETITIONS BAKING Class 16 Madeira Cake 1st Patricia McDonagh. Winford, Headford 2nd Sinead Dempsey, Ballinastack, Moylough 3rd Marie Nalty, Belclare Class 17 Brown Soda Bread 1st Geraldine Geary, Parke, Corrandulla 2nd Janice Burke, Ballinasloe 3rd Marian Wynne, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla Class 18 Six fruit scones 1st Anne Reilly, Caherlistrane 2nd Marie Nalty, Belclare 3rd Marian Wynne Castlecreevy, Corrandulla Class19 Six Brown scones 1st Anne Marie Reilly, Caherllistrane 2nd Mary Hannon, Crossroads, Kilbannon, Tuam 3rd Class 20 Six plain scones 1st Marie Nalty, Belclare 2nd Anne Marie Reilly, Caherlistrane 3rd Fidelma Loftus, Cahernaheena, Headford Class 21 Currant Cake 1st Patricia McDonagh, Winford, Headford 2nd Marie Nalty, Belclare 3rd Mary Hannon, Kilbannon, Tuam Class 22 Sponge sandwich with filling of your choice 1st Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Patricia McDonagh, Headford 3rd Maureen Kelleher McNally, Kilclare P.O., Carrick On Shannon Class 23 Apple tart 1st Fidelma Loftus, Headford 2nd Charlie Gaffney, Cloonboo, Corrandulla 3rd Celine Burke, Cluide, Corrandulla Class 24 Rhubarb tart 1st Celine Burke, Cluide, Corrandulla 2nd Patricia McDonagh, Headford 3rd Marian Creaven, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla Class 25 Tea Brack (Annie Small Shield) 1st Ann McMahon, Farmerstown, Annaghdown 2nd Mary Hannon, Kilbannon, Tuam 3rd Una Roche, Fahy, Clifden Class 26 Light Fruit Cake 1st Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Mary Hannon, Tuam 3rd Mary Hannon Tuam Class 27 Rich Fruit Cake 1st Mary Hannon, Tuam Class 28 Treacle Cake 1st Mary Hannon, Tuam 2nd Janice Burke, Ballinasloe 3rd Mary Hannon, Tuam Class 29 Porter Cake 1st Mary Hannon, Tuam 2nd Mary Hannon, Tuam 3rd Maureen Kelleher McNally, Kilclare P.O.,Carrick on Shannon Class 30 Carrot Cake 1st Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Mary Hannon, Tuam 3rd Mary Hannon, Tuam Class 31 Ginger Cake 1st Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Fidelma Loftus, Headford 3rd Noreen Smyth, Corrandulla Class 32 Special occasion/Novelty cake 1st Mairead Buckley, Rusheens, Tuam 2nd Noreen Smyth, Corrandulla 3rd Lillian Donoghue, Castlecreevy, Corrandulla Class 33 Six muffins (any type) 1st Louise Greaney, Annagh East, Corrandulla 2nd Grainne Small, Annagh East, Corrandulla 3rd Mary Burke, Ballinasloe Class 34 Six Decorated cup cakes 1st Mairead Buckley, Rusheens, Tuam 2nd Noreen Smyth, Corrandulla 3rd Niamh Gunning, Ballykelly, Borris in Ossory, Portlaoise JAMS AND CHUTNEYS Class 35 Marmalade 1st Marie Nalty, Belclare 2nd Marie Nalty, Belclare 3rd Pauline Gorman, Gurteen, Sligo Class 36 Rhubarb or Rhubarb and Ginger Jam 1st Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Trudi O Flaherty, Annaghdown 3rd Gilette Costelloe, Baranna Class 37 Strawberry Jam 1st Marie Nalty, Belclare 2nd Pauline Gorman, Gurteen, Sligo Class 38 Fruit jelly (any variety) 1st Marie Nalty, Belclare 2nd Olivia Coffey, Luimnagh West Class 39 Chutney (main fruit named) 1st Olivia Coffey Luimnagh West. Class 40 The Odlums All Ireland Home Cooking Championship. Final at Tullamore Show on Sunday August 10th 2014. Qualifiers: Mary Murphy, 13 Meadow Ave., Tuam Co Galway Sinead Dempsey, Ballinastack, Moylough, Co Galway. Class 40a Chocolate Cook of the year. Final Moate Show Saturday 23rd August, 2014. Qualifier: Niamh Gunning, Ballykelly, Borris in Ossory, Portlaoise, Co Laois. Class 40b All-Ireland Bread Baking Championship. Final Castleblaney Show Monday 4th August, 2014 Qualifier: Angela Browne, Menlo, Galway FLOWER ARRANGING- Sponsored by Quay Dental, Woodquay, Galway Class 41 Rose of the Show (one bloom) 1st Mary Hannon, Tuam 2nd Mary Hannon, Tuam 3rd Margaret Creaven, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla Class 42 Decorative Hybrid Tea Rosed – three blooms 1st Ann Mangan, C/O Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill 3rd Mary Hannon, Tuam Class 43 Vase of Floribunda Roses – Two stems 1st Mary Hannon, Tuam 2nd Ann Mangan C/O Patricia McDonagh, Headford 3rd Patricia McDonagh, Headford Class 44 Vase of Miniature Roses – Two stems 1st Ann Mangan, C/O Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Margaret Creaven, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla 3rd Freda Costelloe, Cluide, Corrandulla Class 45 Vase of Shrubs in flower 1st Ann Mangan, C/O Patricia McDonagh, Headford 2nd Marian Creaven, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla 3rd Patricia McDonagh, Headford Class 46 Vase of garden flowers 1st Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill 2nd Ann Mangan, C/O Patricia McDonagh, Headford 3rd Marie Walsh, Cutteenty, Corrandulla Class 47 Vase of Annuals 1st Margaret Creaven, Tumnahulla, Corrandulla 2nd Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill Class 48 Arrangement in a wine glass 1st Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill 2nd Pauline Gorman, Gurteen, Ballymote, Co Sligo Class 49 Fresh Flower Arrangement with a candle (Annaghdown Heritage Shield) 1st Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill 2nd Marie Walsh, Cutteenty, Annaghdown 3rd Angela Browne, Menlo, Galway Class 50 Foliage Arrangement 1st Marie Walsh, Cutteenty, Annaghdown 2nd Patricia McDonagh, Headford 3rd Anne Marie Newell, Kilcahill Class 51 Non Flowering Pot Plant 1st Isobelle Archard, Tulsk, Co Roscommon 2nd Isobelle Archard, Tulsk 3rd Isobelle Archard, Tulsk Class 52 Best Pot Plant in Flower 1st Isobelle Archard, Tulsk 2nd Isobelle Archard, Tulsk 3rd Isobelle Archard, Tulsk FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Class 53 Six sticks of rhubarb 1st Charlie Gaffney, Clonboo, Corrandulla 2nd Emma Hynes 3rd Pat O Flaherty, Annaghdown Class 54 Six scallions 1st Martin Nally 2nd Esther Greaney, Clonboo, Corrandulla 3rd Charlie Gaffney, Clonboo, Corrandulla Class 55 Two Heads of Lettuce 1st Alan Farrell, Corrandulla 2nd Michael Gilmore, Bunatubber, Corrandulla 3rd Charlie Gaffney, Clonboo, Corrandulla Class 56 Two Heads of Cabbage 1st Mary Kavanagh, Bunatubber, Corrandulla Class 57 A Selection of garden veg in a container 1st Corrandulla N.S. 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    1 For more information see: www.culturenight.ie www.facebook.com/galwayculturenight Twitter Follow @Galwayculture & @culturenight and use #CultureNight, #OícheChultúir and #culturenightgalway Instagram Follow @culturenight and #culturenightgalwaycounty Culture Night is brought to you by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and the Creative Ireland Programme in partnership with Galway County Council. An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta a dhéanann comhordú ar an Oíche Chultúir, i gcomhpháirt le Comhairle Chontae na Gaillimhe. 2 Welcome to County Galway Fáilte chuig Oíche Chultúir Culture Night 2019 Chontae na Gaillimhe 2019 Culture Night is an annual event that celebrates Is ócáid bhliantúil í an Oíche Chultúir a culture, creativity and the arts. It will take place dhéanann ceiliúradh ar chultúr, ar on Friday 20th September 2019 from about 5 chruthaitheacht agus ar na healaíona. Beidh pm and continue late into the night! ócáid na bliana seo ar siúl ar an 20 Meán Culture Night happens because many people Fómhair 2019 ó thart ar 5 i.n agus leanfaidh sí share a vision and enthusiasm for enjoying, ar aghaidh go dtí amach san oíche! celebrating and promoting culture, creativity Tarlaíonn an Oíche Chultúir mar gheall go bhfuil and the arts. an fhís agus an suim chéanna ag a lán daoine This programme gives a taste of the wide range maidir le cultúr, cruthaíocht agus na healaíona of people, communities, artists and institutions a cheiliúradh agus a chur chun cinn, agus that make it happen across County Galway. This taitneamh a bhaint astu freisin. year, 30 events are taking places in 17 towns Tugann an clár seo blaiseadh den réimse and villages across the county.
  • Monastic Ruins at Annaghdown, Co

    Monastic Ruins at Annaghdown, Co

    Monastic Ruins at Annaghdown, Co. Galway By Rev. Michael Goaley e5.00 Earlier Editions of Monastic Ruins Contents Foreword . .2 History .of .the .Ecclesiastical .Ruins . at .Enaghdun, .Co . .Galway . .5 Monastic .Foundations .at .Enaghdún . .7 Ecclesiastical .and .Monastic .Reforms . of .the Twelfth. .Century . .9 The .Celtic .Monastery .of .Lough .Orbsen . on .the .road .to .the .Pier . .12 St . .Briga’s .Nunnery .or .Convent . .15 Dependancy .at .Killamanagh . .20 The .Diocese .of .Enaghdún . .21 Bishops .of Annaghdown. .24 The .Beginning .of .the .End . .29 “Baitheadh Anach. .Cuain” . .39 1 Foreword As . a . young . boy . I . often . wondered . who . inhabited . the . silent . ruins . in . the . cemeteries . off . the . little . inlet . on . the . eastern . side . of . Lough . Corrib . at . Annaghdown . .We .travelled .so .often .to .the .pier, .or .the .Quay .as .we .called . it, . passing . by . the .Abbey . ruins . without . knowing . their . history . .At . the . old . National .School .our .teacher .Robert .O’Connell .opened .our .minds .to .some . of .the .history .of .our .own .place . .Later .on, .in .Maynooth, .with .its .magnificent . library, .I .began .research .on .these .historic .ruins .so .near .to .my .home . .During . long .winter .nights .in .my .early .appointments .in .the .Diocese .I .continued .the . research .and .tried .to .fill .the .gaps .in .the .story .of .my .own .native .place . In .1975 .I .published .the .first .edition .of .the .“History .of .the .Monastic .Ruins . at .Annaghdown” . .All .800 .copies .had .been .sold .by .1998 .when .I .published . the . second . edition . I . was . pleased . that . I . had . opened . the . book . to . some . understanding of. who,. what,. where. on. the. story.
  • Annaghdown 10K 210613 Prelim2

    Annaghdown 10K 210613 Prelim2

    Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2012) Pos Num Time Name Club Category 1 720 32:49 Matt Bidwell GCH SM 2 707 34:32 Paddy O'Toole Mayo AC SM 3 652 34:35 Chrusty Mc Grath gch SM 4 709 35:44 Conor Lyons 0 SM 5 605 35:53 Conor Dolan SM 6 733 35:57 Brian Bruton GCH SM 7 655 36:09 Des Tremble Donore harriers VM40+ 8 670 36:51 Pat Sherry Galway City Harriers VM40+ 9 642 37:01 Dee Coughlin OTRA SM 10 766 37:56 Ray Somers Athenry SM 11 705 38:07 Collette Tuohy Mayo AC SW 12 712 38:09 Tommy Joe Whyte Tuam A.C VM50+ 13 624 38:19 Martin Hegarty Galway City Harriers SM 14 718 38:28 Dan O'rourke Tuam VM40+ 15 744 38:42 Martin Kearney GCH VM50+ 16 695 38:48 Robert Mulryan SM 17 696 38:59 Hubert Brennan Maree AC VM40+ 18 748 39:06 Eugene Hardiman Corrandulla SM 19 668 39:13 Sean Boots Boys VM40+ 20 635 39:14 Damian O' Toole VM40+ 21 669 39:20 Eddie Corban craughwell ac VM40+ 22 607 39:23 Seamus Coyne Galway City Harriers VM40+ 23 629 39:43 Richie Campbell VM40+ 24 699 39:47 Gerry Molloy Galway SM 25 651 39:49 Sinead Foran Athenry AC VW35+ 26 727 39:49 Jane Ann Healy Athenry SW 27 698 40:02 Paul McDonagh Maree AC VM40+ 28 750 40:08 John Flaherty CRH SM 29 736 40:13 Tony Nevin craughwell ac VM40+ 30 755 40:18 Alan Forde GCH SM 31 680 40:31 Pat Burke Galway Tri Club VM40+ 32 613 40:32 Brendan Mc Ardle VM40+ 33 730 40:36 Andrew Talbot Clare River Harriers VM60+ 34 615 40:40 Enda Groarke VM40+ 35 648 40:55 James Mc Kenna VM40+ 36 741 41:21 Sean Ward 0 SM 37 717 41:38 Brendan Monaghan Tuam A.C VM40+ 38 714 41:59 Michael Hession GTC SM 39 681