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THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10K The Race Start Anita and Sarah Power The Club Vitae Team from the Quality Hotel, Youghal The Emer Casey Memorial Cup Julie Casey and Maurice Fitzgerald Tommy Roche, Mick Bulman, Caroline ODriscoll, Dave Smith, Marguerite Nicola Morey and Sean McFadden of Hurton and Tony Lawlor Christina and Marina Cusack Irishfit.com THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10K Deborah and Caolainn Foley with Tanya, Sarah and Jonathan Fisher from Mickey Downing Belfast Youghal Athletes, Mark Bulman, Maurice Fitzgerald, Kevin OBrien, Robert Hamill, Frank and Nora OBrien Emily and Marty OKeeffe Karen Neiland and Brendan Kelly Amanda Stavrou and Esther Murphy Medical Team with Garda John Joan and Danny McCarthy with Race Catherine Arnott with Mary and Linda Winner Rhona Lynch Daly Sinead Mannix and Marguerite Savage Noel and Patricia Curtin with Eoin Whyte Emer Casey Memorial 10km Prizewiners 2008 1 A O’Shea (Bantry) 30:49; 2 S Turea (Clonliffe) 31:28; 3 S Bralitis (West Waterford) 32:24; 4 P Gibbons (SBR) 34:19; 5 J Doran (Riocht) 34:43; 6 S Stilwell (West Waterford) 34:55. M40: Mick and Ann Sheehan with Tommy 1 N Curtin (Youghal) 35:26; 2 B Delaney (Coolquill) 36:48; 3 E Dave Hickey and Pat Barry Roche Meade (East Cork) 37:25. M45: 1 D McCarthy (East Cork) 35:34; 2 D Carroll (Eagle) 38:48; 3 E Phelan (West Waterford) 40:07.M50: 1 B Kearney (Leevale) 42:32; 2 M Boland (Clonmel) 44:37; 3 S O’Mahony (unatt) 48:11.M55: 1 J Walshe (East Cork) 44:34; 2 D McCarthy (Midleton) 45:47; 3 D O’Connell (Midleton) 46:44.M60: 1 P Gyves (Mallow) 43:18; 2 M Hennessy (West Waterford) 46:51; 3 D Nagle (Mallow) 49:42.MJ: 1 D Nugent (unatt) 43:04; 2 E O’Regan (Youghal) 45:23; 3 K O’Leary (unatt) 51:14. Women: 1 R Lynch (Eagle) 37:30; 2 M Sweeney (St Finbarrs, F45) 39:35; 3 L Geary (Midleton) 40:58; 4 S Drennan (Midleton, F40) 42:50; 5 N Walsh (Youghal) 43:13; 6 E Murphy (St Finbarrs) 43:14. F35: 1 B Coffey (West Waterford) 45:45; 2 E Cashman (unatt) 47:31; 3 A Casey (Youghal) 49:37. F40: 2 L Boyd (St Finbarrs) 49:06; 3 A Moloney (Youghal) 54:16. F45: 2 M Murphy (St Finbarrs) 45:00; 3 M Mulcahy (St Finbarrs) 48:59. F50: 1 B Morrissey (Eagle) 54:09; 2 R Foley (unatt) 54:21; 3 A Hayes (unatt) 57:33. FJ: 1 K Harrington (unatt) 56:53; 2 S Power Transition Year Students and Staff from Ponalscoil Indhear ScØin, Kenmare (Youghal) 57:43; 3 N O’Regan (Youghal) 60:06. Gertie Murphy, Jim Coleman and Valerie Ger and Cuan Galvin of Galvins Costcutters sponsors of Goody Bags and Griffin Lisa Collins and Jennifer Tuite Refreshments pictured with Julie, Juliette, Analee and Susan Casey Geraldine OConnell, Peig Flanagan, Cllr. Sandra McLellan and Mary Barry. Brendan Casey pictured with daughters Julie, Analee and Susan, Son-in-law Nic and the Hamill Sisters from Belfast. Brendan Casey with Mary Sweeney and Maura Dempsey Declan and Rosemary Matthews Seanie and Jack McGrath Donie McCarthy, Billy Mason, John Hunt and Tommy Roche The Hardworking Tea Ladies at Pobalscoil Na Trionoide Mickey, Blathnaid and Siobhan Downing Lisa and Alan Dodd, Skibbereen THE 2ND ANNUAL EMER CASEY MEMORIAL 10K PRESENTAION OF PRIZES Race Winner Alan OShea receiving his prize from Ladies Winner Rhona Lynch receiving her prize from Mary Sweeny 2nd Lady Jennifer Tuite Jennifer Tuite. First 5 Men; Sandis Bralitis (West Waterford) 3rd, Alan OShea (Bantry) 1st, Denis McCarthy 1st O45 Sergiu Turea, (Clonliffe) 2nd, Paul Gibbons (Sliabh Buidhe Rovers) 4th and Niamh Walsh, Youghal AC 5th Lady James Doran (Riocht) 5th John Walshe 1st O55 Paddy Gyves 1st 060 Linda Geary Midleton 3rd Lady Sally Drennan Midleton 4th Lady Esther Murphy 6th Lady Noel Curtin Youghal AC 1st O40 Kevin OLeary 3rd and Eamonn ORegan 2nd Junior with Jennifer Tuite Batt Kearney 1st and Maurice Bolan 2nd O50 with Jennifer Tuite Bridget Coffee 1st and Analee Casey 3rd O35 with Jennifer Tuite EMER CASEY MEMORIAL YOUGHAL 10K RESULTS 2008 1 O’SHEA, Alan, Bantry AC 88 RIORDAN, Chris,Cork Sceine 2 TUREA, Sergiu, Clonliffe Harriers 89 MCGRATH, Michael,Waterford AC 175 MOTHERWAY, Marie, Killeagh 3 BRALITIS, Sandis,West Waterford AC 90 O’CALLAGHAN, Donal,Cork 176 CASHMAN, Conor,Killeagh 4 GIBBONS, Paul,Sliabh Buidhe Rovers 91 RYAN, Karen Cork 177 MURPHY, Noelle,Knockraha 5 DORAN, James,Riocht AC 92 POWER, Kevin,Youghal 178 DENNEHY-LANDERS, Martina 6 STILWELL, Sean,West Waterford AC 93 HEHIR, Brian, Ballysimon Killeagh 7 HARTY, Philip, West Waterford AC 94 HAMILL, Robert,Youghal AC 179 NI NEILL, Sinead,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 8 CURTIN, Noel, Youghal AC 95 O’MAHONY, Sylvie, Midleton 180 HAYES, Ann,Carrigaline 9 MCCARTHY, Denis,East Cork AC 96 MCLOUGHLIN, Mark, Dublin 181 O’BRIEN, Aileen,Shanagarry 10 O’CONNOR, Brian,Grange-Fermoy 97 ALLEN, Garrett,Cork 182 POWER, Sinead,Youghal AC 11 DELANEY, Brendan,Coolquill AC 98 RUSSELL, Dominic,Youghal 183 EGAN, Michael,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 12 O’KEEFFE, Marty,Youghal AC 99 COLEMAN, Eadaoin,Youghal 184 BRODERICK, Rosey, Dublin 13 MEADE, Eric, East Cork AC 100 POWER, Stephen,Dungarvan 185 NOONAN, Anne,Youghal 14 LYNCH, Rhona,Eagle AC 101 MULCAHY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC 186 KELLY, John,Six-Mile-Bridge 15 MCCARTHY, Charles,Grange-Fermoy 102 MCSWEENEY, Angela,Cork 187 MURPHY, Jennifer,Cork 16 KELLY, Joe,West Waterford AC 103 BOYD, Lina, St., Finbarrs AC 188 GRIFFIN, Tom,Cobh 17 DUNFORD, Michael,West Waterford 104 COOPER, Nuala,Youghal 189 CASEY, Julie,Youghal 18 HALLEY, Frank,Waterford 105 NICHOLSON, Gordon,Youghal AC 190 MORAN, Brenda,Fermoy 19 COAKLEY, Donal,Togher AC 106 COLEMAN, Donagh, Youghal 191 KENNEDY, Claire,Dublin 20 MURPHY, Sean,Bandon AC 107 CASEY, Annelee,Youghal AC 192 MCCARTHY, Joan,Midleton AC 21 SMITH, Kevin,Ballinacurra 108 NAGLE, Dan,Mallow AC 193 KELLY, Mark,Ballymacoda 22 CARROLL, Denis,Eagle AC 109 STAVROU, Amanda,St. Finbarrs AC 194 O’REGAN, Niamh,Youghal AC 23 RIORDAN, Patrick,West Waterford 110 MCDONNELL, Rosemary, Tallow 195 FLAVIN, Emma,Youghal AC 24 HICKEY, Alan,West Waterford 111 COOPER, Tony,Youghal 196 COLLINS, Dave,Mallow 25 SWEENEY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC 112 PRUNTY-HYNES, Eileen,Clonmel 197 KEARNS, Frieda,Youghal 26 LEAHY, John, Dungarvan 113 GILLESPIE, Grainne, Belfast 198 DORNEY, Stuart,Monkstown 27 PHELAN, Eamonn,West Waterford 114 LALOR, Joseph,Dublin 199 COUGHLAN, Emer,Youghal 28 FITZGERALD, Tom,West Limerick 115 O’REGAN, Padraig,Ladysbridge 200 BRODEICK-FARRELL, Ciara,Youghal AC 29 HOGAN, David,Kilkenny City Harriers 116 O’CALLAGHAN, Brian, Blarney 201 MANNING, Imelda,Carrigtwohill 30 BULMAN, Mark,Donoughmore 117 GOLDEN, Des,Cork 202 LEAHY, Nell,Midleton 31 DUNPHY, John,Rising Sun AC 118 O’CONNELL, Enda,Glanmire 203 GERAGHTY, Eleanor, Dublin 32 NEILSEN, David,Cork 119 O’LEARY, Kevin,Youghal 204 TWOMEY, Louise,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 33 GEARY, Linda,Midleton AC 120 MURPHY, Marie,Youghal 205 IRWIN, Laura,Youghal 34 GUINEY, Lyall,Galway 121 HAMILTON, James, Skibberen 206 HUGHES, Claire,Galway 35 BOLAND, Mark,Clonmel AC 122 BROWNE, Norma,Mallow 207 KILGANNON, Claire,Youghal 36 O’DONNELL, Kenneth,West Waterford 123 MCCARTHY, Damian, Ardmore 208 WALSH, Catriona,Youghal AC 37 MCGRATH, Donal, Bantry 124 FITZGERALD, Maurice, Youghal 209 BYRNE, Carolyn,Dungarvan 38 RELIHAN, Gary Eagle AC 125 TREACY, Conor,Youghal 210 BUCKLEY, Ali,Youghal 39 BRUNNOCK, Paul, West Waterford AC 126 KIRWAN, Kenneth,Youghal 211 MULLINS, Paula,Limerick 40 KEARNEY, Batt,Leevale AC 127 WHYTE, Eoin,Youghal 212 DESMOND, Elaine,Mallow 41 HENNESSY, Shane,Youghal 128 O’MAHONY, Willie,Youghal AC 213 QUILL, Lisa,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 42 DONNELLY, Noel,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 129 GLAVIN, Jerome,Youghal 214 D’ARCY, Morgan,Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine 43 MURPHY, Michael,Kilkenny 130 O’MAHONY, Mary,Midleton 215 FARRELL, Conor, Youghal 44 DRENNAN, Sally,Midleton AC 131 WARRINGTON, Giles,Ballynahinch 216 MATHEWS, Declan,Youghal AC 45 HALLEY, Richard,Waterford 132 MACDOLAND, Alison,Cork 217 MCAULIFFE, Clare,Youghal 46 NUGENT, Daniel,Youghal 133 MURRAY, Ray,West Waterford AC 218 CURTIN, Patricia,Youghal AC 47 CURLEY, Kieran,Youghal AC 134 COPITHORNE, Joe,St. Finbarrs AC 219 FITZGERALD, Brian,Youghal 48 COLEMAN, Tomas,West Waterford 135 LEONARD, Karl,Youghal 220 HAYES, Siobhan,Youghal 49 WALSH, Niamh,Youghal AC 136 O’CONNOR, David,Glanmire 221 CROTTY, Greg,Youghal AC 50 MURPHY, Esther,St. Finbarrs AC 137 STACK, Colm,Youghal 222 METZGER, Daniel,Youghal 51 GYVES, Paddy,Mallow AC 138 GRAHAME, Sean-Paul, Youghal 223 O’ROURKE, Sinead,Ring 52 TAGNEY, Nick,Ladysbridge 139 KILGANNON, David, Youghal 224 CANNON, Loraine,Dublin 53 MORRIS, Colm,Dublin 140 LEAHY, Sean, Mogeely 225 RYAN, Norma,Mallow 54 O’SHEA, Patrick,Youghal 141 BARRON, Declan,Youghal 226 HERLIHY, Diarmuid,Mallow 55 LEAHY, Tom,Dungarvan 142 O’MEARA, Catherine, Dublin 227 GILLEN, Sinead,Waterford 56 FITZGERALD, Mark Youghal 143 MORRISSEY, Breeda, Eagle AC 228 DOWNING, Siobhan,Youghal 57 O’REILLY, Kevin,Youghal AC 144 CASEY, Ann-Marie,Clashmore 229 LENIHAN, Tommy,Cork 58 KELLY, Richard,West Waterford AC 145 SEWARD, Maura,Grange 230 RYAN, Sandra,Youghal AC 59 WALSHE, John,East Cork AC 146 CASEY, Catriona,Kinsalebeg 231 WHELAN-CURTIN, Mary Limerick 60 SMITH, Tony Youghal 147 MOLONEY, Ann,Youghal AC 232 KENNEFICK, Mary,Ballymacoda 61 BOLAND, Maurice,Clonmel AC 148 FOLEY, Rose,Cork 233 O’CONNOR, Maeve,Kilworth 62 O’REGAN, Morgan,Carrigtwohill 149 MULCAHY, Denis,Cork 234 HAMILL, Roisaine,Belfast 63 COOKE, Katie,Cork 150 HOWARD, Alastair,Bartlemy 235 DRINAN, Eoin,Dublin 64 O’MAHONY, Pat,Cork 151 GRIFFIN, Daryl,Ballymore-Cobh AC 236 FOLEY, Ashling,Cobh 65 MURPHY, Mary,St. Finbarrs AC 152 COLEMAN, Niamh, Youghal 237 POWER, Sally, Dungarvan 66
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    Ballyduff House Cloyne, Midleton, County Cork, Ireland Viewing strictly by prior appointment Ballyduff House Cloyne, Midleton, County Cork, Ireland Cloyne 4 km. Midleton 10 km. Cork 25 km. Cork International Airport 29 km (Distances approximate) A most impressive and attractive house, constructed and finished to the highest standard, enjoying a fine rural location within easy reach of Cork City. Entrance Hall, Double Reception : Drawing Room, Dining Room, BALLYDUFF HOUSE restaurants in the vicinity. The renowned Ballymaloe House Hotel Kitchen/ Breakfast Room, Library, Utility and Cloakroom. Ballyduff House is a fine marriage of pleasing period design, with and restaurant is a few minutes drive away. The property is within space and light uppermost and modern construction techniques. easy reach of Cork, Ireland’s second city, which is within thirty Spacious Gallery Landing. Master Bedroom Suite, Guest The result is a wonderful and most impressive house with bright minutes drive. Cork offers a wide variety of cultural activities, first Bedroom Suite, Two further Bedrooms and Family Bathroom. and spacious accommodation with much character and many class shopping, financial and sporting facilities together with an delightful features including five salvaged period chimneypieces, International Airport with a wide range of internal and Detached Garage. Gravel drive and Forecourt. Wonderful rural ceiling cornices and reclaimed pitch pine floorboards. The house international destinations. views. is finished to the highest specification and insulation, with internal Ballyduff House lies within an area of outstanding sporting and In all about 1.10 Hectares (2.70 Acres) aircrete blockwork, coupled with gas central and underfloor recreational facilities. Golf is well catered for with several excellent heating.
  • Hotel | Spa | Golf Meetings | Incentives

    Hotel | Spa | Golf Meetings | Incentives

    Hotel | Spa | Golf Meetings | Incentives | Conferences | Events Your destination, your venue. Nestled in the East Cork countryside, just 30 minutes away from Cork City but worlds away from the stress of city life, Castlemartyr The Art of Meeting is a unique destination resort. Here an 18th Century classic Manor House lies adjacent to the ruins of an 800 year old castle originally Your Expectations... built by Strongbow. The Manor House has been magnificently restored and elegantly enhanced to offer 103 deluxe guest rooms, a luxury spa and impeccably styled interiors. ...Meetings, Conferences, Events & Team Building. Executive meetings and conferences from 2 to 300 delegates can be accommodated and our level of service, flexibility and attention to ...Rooms, Dining, Golf & Leisure. detail makes us one of the most sought after venues in Ireland. The estate is set on 220 acres of parklands. The Golf course is designed by renowned golf architect Ron Kirby and is an impressive 18 hole inland links styled course. The grounds offer a myriad of possibilities for outdoor pursuits including garden games on Mitchells Lawn, woodland trails and a large range of team building programmes. Castlemartyr sales team +353 21 421 9251 or email [email protected] The Ladysbridge Room Set up Theatre Boardroom Banqueting U-Shape Cabaret Classroom Features: ~ N/A 14 18 N/A N/A N/A s .ATURALDAYLIGHT s "LACKOUTFACILITIES Meeting Room Length Width Height s 7IRELESSCONTROLPANEL Dimensions s )NTERNETCAPABILITY Ladysbridge 26.84 ft 16.5 ft 9.51 ft 442.86 sq
  • County of Cork Local Electoral Areas and Municipal Districts Order 2019

    County of Cork Local Electoral Areas and Municipal Districts Order 2019

    STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS. S.I. No. 28 of 2019 ________________ COUNTY OF CORK LOCAL ELECTORAL AREAS AND MUNICIPAL DISTRICTS ORDER 2019 2 [28] S.I. No. 28 of 2019 COUNTY OF CORK LOCAL ELECTORAL AREAS AND MUNICIPAL DISTRICTS ORDER 2019 I, JOHN PAUL PHELAN, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 23 of the Local Government Act 2001 (No. 37 of 2001) and having regard to section 28(1)(d) of the Local Government Reform Act 2014 (No. 1 of 2014) and the Housing, Planning and Local Government (Delegation of Ministerial Functions) Order 2017 (S.I. No. 473 of 2017), hereby order as follows: 1. This Order may be cited as the County of Cork Local Electoral Areas and Municipal Districts Order 2019. 2. (1) The County of Cork shall be divided into the local electoral areas which are named in the first column of the Schedule to this Order. (2) Each such local electoral area shall consist of the area described in the second column of the Schedule to this Order opposite the name of such local electoral area. (3) The number of members of Cork County Council to be elected for each such local electoral area shall be the number set out in the third column of the Schedule to this Order opposite the name of that local electoral area. 3. (1) Every reference in the Schedule to this Order to an electoral division shall be construed as referring to such electoral division as existing at the date of this Order and every reference to a former rural district shall be construed as a reference to that district as constituted immediately before the 1st day of October 1925.