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WHO Designates Cork a ‘Healthy City’ the World Health Organisation (WHO) Has Designated Cork As a ‘Healthy City’ FREE February 2012NORTHwww.northcitynews.bizCITY NVolEWS 8, Issue 7 Weight Loss Specialists TOM BEFORE No, Bars, No Sachets UNIT 23 PENROSE WHARF, PENROSE QUAY PH 021 4553047 UNIT 9A HAZELWOOD CENTRE GLANMIRE PH 021 4820649 WWW.THECHESWICKCLINIC.IE TOM AFTER Dara Murphy TD Celebrate CONSTITUENCY OFFICE: Camden House, Camden Quay, Cork. Monday - Friday: 9.30 am - 5.30 pm T: 021 - 4559353 Your E: [email protected] CLINIC TIMES Communion Blarney - upstairs @ The Muskerry Arms 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month - 10.30 am to 11.30 am or Confirmation Glanmire Shopping Centre - upstairs @ at the 4* Ambassador Directors Cut - 12.00pm to 1.00 pm Hotel & Health Club FIREPLACES Stoves Stoves Stoves REMEMBER WINTER 2010? TRANSFORM YOUR FIREPLACE. Fit a quality multi fuel insert stove. Open fires can be less than 20% efficient, the majority of heat produced goes straight up the chimney. 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Contact (085) 288-3046 or email [email protected] MAXOL FILLING STATION, BLACKPOOL, CORK DESSIE’S TYRES 021 4501050 AT YOUR SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK Open 'til 10pm Mon - Fri and 6pm Sat and Sun Page 2 Phone 087 2330398 North City News The March edition of The North City News will be KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.......... published on Friday March 2nd and closing date for submissions is Friday February 24th Question HE ORTH ITY EWS HURCH IEW LARNEY I am a bit confused by the new Household Charge. Who has to pay it? T N C N ,C V ,B Answer 087 2330398 / 087 2513126 FAX 021 4385030 In general, if you own a residential property in Ireland, you must pay the [email protected] www.citizensinformation.ie/en/housing/owning_a_home/home_owners/ household_charge.html"Household Charge. People on social welfare payments must pay the charge unless they qualify for one of the specific exemptions or waivers listed below. For private rented accommodation, the landlord pays the charge, not the tenant. Pharmacy First Plus Glanmire Properties exempt from the Household Charge include those: Owned by government departments or the Health Service Executive (HSE) or have big beauty treat for you Owned by local authorities or voluntary housing bodies (including dwellings not yet fully bought from a local authority under the shared ownership scheme) or In a discretionary trust or owned by an approved charity or Which are part of the trading stock of a business and have not been sold or been the source of any income since construction or Which are liable for commercial ratesand Mobile homes. People who do not have to pay the charge If you have moved out of the property due to a long-term mental or physical infirmity you do not have to pay – for example, if you are in a nursing home or moved in with relatives because of your need for care. (However, if you were living in the property on 1 January this year, you must pay the charge for 2012.) If you were entitled to HYPERLINK "http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/supplementary_welfar e_schemes/mortgage_interest_supplement.html"Mortgage Interest Supplement on 1 January 2012, you qualify for a waiver.People living in certain unfinished housing estates also qualify for waivers for 2012 and 2013. Details of qualifying estates are onHYPERLINK "http://www.householdcharge.ie"householdcharge.ie. You must register the property in order to claim a waiver. Further Information Further information on these and other matters is available in complete confidence from your nearest Citizens Information Centre (CIC) including: Hollyhill CIC: (Tel: 0761 07 6850): Open Monday to Friday 10.00am – 1pm and 2pm to 4.30pm. Blackpool CIC: (Tel: 0761 07 6890): Open Monday to Friday 10.30am – 1.00pm. and The ever popular Clarins Big Beauty Offer has returned to Pharmacy First Tuesday to Thursday 2pm – 4pm. Plus Glanmire and Douglas stores until Sunday 5th February so make sure Mayfield CIC: (Tel: 0761 07 6880): Open Monday to Friday 10.00am – 1.00pm, to pop in and choose your three FREE gifts when you purchase two Clarins Monday to Thursday 2pm – 4pm and products. When a customer purchases two Clarins products, one to be Wednesday Evening 7.30pm – 9pm. skincare, to the value of 60or more, they get to choose any three Clarins Information is also available from the Cork City (North) Citizens Information Service at half size products from a selection of ten so make sure you don’t miss out. 0761 07 6850, the Citizens Information Phone Service 0761 07 4000 or online at www.citizensinformation.ie Please note our extended opening hours and new telephone numbers above. Avondhu Blackwater need your help Avondhu Blackwater Partnership are seeking volunteers to assist in delivering computer training to the over 60’s. The local development company administer the Blackwater Community Connect programme, a befriending service for the older citizens in North Cork and through this they have launched a training programme for those who have no experience using IT. The training takes place in the offices of Avondhu Blackwater Partnership in Fermoy every Monday and will run until June. Volunteers do not need to be qualified trainers, anybody used to browsing the internet, sending emails, paying bills, downloading digital photographs etc would be welcome as the course aims to train basic usage skills. To register your interest in volunteering or for further information on the services you or a relative can avail of under the Blackwater Community Connect please contact Mary Allen on 025 33411. Cork Law practice, Healy O'Connor Solicitors (HOC), announce details of their merger with Keane and Co. Pictured with staff members, left to right,Miriam Smyth,Roisin Cahill, Maurice O'Connor, Carmel Keane, Shane Healy with Katie Sheehan & Gillian Beechinor outside their premises in Fitton Street, South Mall, Cork North City News [email protected] Page 3 Vincey Stokes, William O'Sullivan (proprietor Blarney St Fireplaces and Stoves), Kiefer O'Sullivan and Karl Mullins at the presentation of a cheque to help raise funds for a trip to Paris for Saint Vincents GAA Club's underage team's. pic Jamie O'Sullivan Will Cupid turn you red this Valentine’s day? Let colour play cupid this Valentine’s weekend! On Sunday 12th February Reardens Bar, Washington Street is hosting a Traffic Light Party in aid of The Hope Foundation. The party is a fun opportunity to meet some potential suitors or to turn some away! The dating game with no shame, party-goers on the night have the option of showing red for no, amber for maybe or green for single and ready to mingle. Stickers and icebreakers will be given out at the door so no need to wear the colours. There will also be live music from Roisin Dubh, so a great night is assured. Entry is just 5 with all proceeds going to The Hope Foundation. Minister Kathleen Lynch, TD, Minister of State at the launch by Minister Kathleen Lynch of the evaluation of a community based diabetes retinopathy screening James, Bernard, Evelyn and Laura Murphy (Whitechurch) and Gillian initiative in Cork. Diabetic Cowhig (Dungourney) enjoying a night out at Curraheen Park. retinopathy is a serious Picture: Mike English complication of Diabetes which if left untreated can lead to blindness. However, retinopathy is a treatable complication if there is early detection. Picture Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 Courtney Sugrue and Caoimhe Sreenan from Maria Assumpta Girls’ NS, Ballyphehane at the Junior Achievement Maths Education Initiative sponsored by EMC2 at CIT. The event, part of the Junior Achievement “Make Maths Matter” initiative, supported by EMC2, aims to demonstrate the importance of Maths in everyday scenarios. Picture Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 Senator Colm Burke ADVICE CENTRE 90 A, Shandon Street, Cork Times: Monday’s 2.30 PM - 4.00 PM and Saturday’s 10.00 AM - 12.00 PM Washington House, 33, Washington Street, Cork. 021 4893771 or 01 6183115 Email: [email protected] Website: www.colmburke.eu Page 4 Phone 087 2330398 North City News Members of Cobh branch O.N.E. on the occasion of their Tomas Mulcahy and Emer A.G.M. on 12TH. January 2012. Second from left front row Murphy launch the Secretary, Michael Mc Carthy; Chairman, Tim Mc Cormack; Breakthrough Cancer Research Outgoing President, Domhnall Mac Cárthaigh; Incoming Valentines Ball fundraiser in aid President, Jim Roche; Treasurer, Tim Mc Sweeney of Cork Cancer Research Centre, which will take place on Saturday 11th February at Fota Cobh branch of the Organisation of National Ex- Island Hotel Golf & Spa Resort Service Personnel ( O.N.E. ). Held its annual general in Cork. The blacktie event is meeting in the Commodore Hotel Cobh on the 12th. now in its 21st year and is one of the highlights of the Cork January 2012. social calendar. Tickets cost The meeting was attended by the National President of O.N.E., €125 and are available by Peter Byrne. On declaring the meeting open Chairman Tim Mc emailing [email protected], lo-call Cormack requested members to stand and observe a minutes silence 1890 998 998 or see in memory of deceased members.
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