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February 2015 Area News 6,000 FREE THINKING OF SELLING? Also available at outlets in Mayfield, Upper Glanmire, Whites Cross, Watergrasshill, Glounthaune, Little Island, Carrigtwohill, Lisgoold, Carrignavar, Whitechurch & Knockraha. LOCAL COMPANY THE DIFFERENCE IS WE DELIVER Issue 2 - February 2015 GLOBAL AUDIENCE www.glanmireareacork.com e-mail- [email protected] M:086 8294713 Joe Organ Rena Guildea Joe Organ Auctioneers Mobile: 086 6013222 Phone: 021 2428620 email [email protected] www.joeorganauctioneers.ie Office 2B Crestfield Centre, Glanmire. The County Mayor Alan Coleman, the Cork Shawlies, Corks own Jimmy Crowley and members of different vintage groups from all over the county will join Cllr. Claire Cullinane and the Cobh Ani- mation Team on a trip through the country from Cobh to Belfast this week to launch the Lusitania Centenary Commemorations in Cobh and Cork Harbour on May 7 th. Carrig House Table Quiz Alice Murphy presenting a cheque to Deirdre Finn in aid of the cancer unit Mercy Hospital proceeds of table quiz held in Carrig House Carrignavar with Mary O'Shea Car- rig House. Sallybrook, Glanmire, Cork. Ireland's Largest Independent Private ITEC College Part-Time Beauty Therapy Course Starting 23rd February 2015 Call Today for a College Prospectus Unit 1 Brooklodge Business Park, Glanmire, Cork 021 4820649 www.newmindsacademy.com 1 Visit www.glanmireareacork.com & SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS FEBRUARY 2015 Friends of Leukaemia Patients Cork Established since 1985. Voluntary group registered charity number 15959. We are a non profit organisation composed mainly of family and friends of leukaemia patients all working on a voluntary capacity having experienced a loved one diagnosed with this illness . One hundred per cent of donations made to our charity goes directly to helping patients and their families Fg\e`e^;\Z\dY\i in the Munster Area . Also providing Home from Home 9XieXmXiX?`cc#>cXed`i\% accommodation in close proxim- ity to St James Hospital Dublin. This facility is made available free of charge to patients and carer who have limited financial resources Post-Natal Depression Support under going a bone marrow trans- plant until they are ready to go home. Unable to Cope since the birth If you would like to organise a fun- of your baby? Need to Talk to draising event or make a donation someone who understands? to our charity Please Ring Tel.: 4922083 We would love to hear from you . Visit : www.pnd.ie Please contact Imelda Reynolds for February Sale Now On further information : HELPERS NEEDED TRAINING In Store Now: Phone 021 4823625 PROVIDED Mobile Phones - Brand New and email [email protected] www.friends-of -leukaemia- Get our book Recovering from Unlocked Laptops, Tablets & PCs Electrical Accessories patients-cork.com Post natal Depression from Easons Support meeting last Tuesday of the month. WALKING THE GAP OF DUNLOE Glenville Flower Club we It is nearly time again for our walk are not really necessary. will meet in Kades Kounty through the Gap of Dunloe, like we have done for the last few years. The cost is a minimum of 40 euro, on Tuesday 24th February if you wish to give us more, it will @8.30pm with a talk by It will be on Saturday 28th of be much appreciated of course! March this year. Margie Lynch a Naturopath This will cover coach and boat, all and Herbalist of Ballinreeshig On Saturday March 28, in the food and drink you will have to pay morning, at 8.30 on the dot, we will for yourself separately. Nature Farm. We will also have meet and leave from the library in our annual general meeting Hazelwood by coach, to go to Kil- It is necessary to book, as there is larney and on to Kate Kearney’s. only the one coach and once it is Many Thanks full, it is full, I also have booked in Margaret O'Riordan We will have time for a coffee/tea the Brook Inn for a meal after- and a scone before walking the 11 wards, but do tell me if you are km through the Gap of Dunloe; interested to come with us, they this takes between 2 and 2 and a would like to know numbers of half hours and leads us to Lord course. Brandon’s cottage . Time for some- 087 1926628 thing to eat, either bring your own As the purpose of this day is to 2c Crestfield Centre, or you can avail of what is available raise money for Cancer Research, Glanmire. in the line of soup and sandwiches I hope you will try and get some (and their delicious fruitcake). sponsoring, however I do know that is difficult in to day’s climate At 2 o’clock the boatmen will be and i don’t want to put you under ready to take us down the river and pressure; sponsor cards will be along the lake to Muckross House. available, just ask me for them when booking.To book and for GRINDS The coach will be there to meet us Third year primary teacher student GLANMIRE INDOOR further information please ring me, BOWLS and take us back to Hazelwood for Liz Dwyer at 0872785721. available to give grinds to 5th and Community Centre, Riverstown about 6.30. 6th class students. Reasonable Wed nights 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Do tell your friends about this Over 18s, Male and Female, welcome. Good walking shoes are recom- lovely day out, and I hope to hear rates. Contact 086 3791214. Contact 021-4821333 mended and proper clothing from you soon. naturally; it is a road walk, so boots Glanmire, Co. Cork, D`Z_X\c9liejGifg\ikp P: 021 4866747 8L:K@FE<<IJM8CL<IJ M: 087 2597023 E: [email protected] JXc\j$C\kk`e^j$MXclXk`fej ?flj\j$=Xidj$:fdd\iZ`Xc MXcl\ikfXcc9Xebj=`eXeZ`Xc@ejk`klk`fej 2 Visit www.glanmireareacork.com & SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS FEBRUARY 2015 Are You Living With Sciatica Or Back Pain ...When There Is A Non-Invasive, Drugless Solution? Having back and sciatic pain is a miserable – even ultrasound.” -- Stanley Bigos, MD, Professor of crippling – condition. Orthopedic Surgery You might not be able to play golf, work, or even This means in just a matter of weeks you could be sit in the car for a 30-minute drive. It’s almost back on the golf course, enjoying your love life, or impossible for anyone around you to understand traveling again. how you feel. 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As you begin to see motion returning to your Don't Let Your Sciatica Get Worse Sharp pains in the back of the leg joints, you’re preventing and reducing chances of Lower Back Pain disability and a crippling future. Tim Mick, DC, an associate professor and chair of Herniated/bulging discs the Department of Radiology at Northwestern Numbness or soreness in your legs The Single Most Important Solution To Your Health Sciences University says… Shooting hip or thigh pain Sciatica and Back Pain Muscle spasm, sprains & strains "Untreated, sciatica can lead to a loss of muscle It’s time for you to find out if chiropractic will be strength and muscle size that may be your sciatic and back pain solution. irreversible. Eventually, there can be problems with gait.” Fortunately, if you are suffering from any of these For 14 days only, 40 will get you all the services problems, they may be relieved or eliminated with we normally charge new patients up to 265 for! Sciatica can be successfully treated. You can chiropractic adjustments. recover. Healthy, pain-free living should be yours. What does this offer include? Everything we “What’s The Chance This Will Work For Me?” normally do in our new patient evaluation. Call today and we can get started with your consultation, exam and x-rays as soon as there’s an Chiropractic has been around for over a hundred An in-depth consultation about your health opening in the schedule. years, and has been used to help everyone from and well-being where we will listen…really tiny babies to the elderly. listen…to the details of your case. Our office is called Glanmire Chiropractic Clinic and you can find us next to AIB in Glanmire. Even top sports star and entertainers… like Tiger A complete neuromuscular examination. Woods, Padraig Harrington, Tony Robbins, Joe To avail of this offer you MUST tell the Montana, Gov. 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