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Queen Street, Clonmel Tel 052 617 2500 email: [email protected] [email protected] New50-bed centre to replace St.Anthony'sUnit in Clonmel The HSE has submitted a hairdressing room and in- to SouthTipperary General AHSE spokesperson said planning application to build ternal courtyards and first Hospital. itiscurrentlyconsideringde- anew 50-bedresidential floorterrace spaces, akit- Theroundabout will re- veloping thenew Clonmel chen andlaundry,staff ac- quirethe demolition of a residential careunit forthe centrefor the elderly in commodation and office derelicthousecalledHillview elderly under thePublic Clonmel to replace the ex- space. and twooutbuildings. PrivatePartnership model. isting St.Anthony’sUnit on The HSE is proposingac- The residential careunit Deputy Seamus Healyhas the Western Road. cess to theresidential care will be served by a26square welcomed thesubmission of unit from afour-arm round- metres ESB sub-station. theplanning application, The project is part of the aboutonthe Glenconnor The application alsopro- whichwas expected. government’splan to replace Road,whcih will involvethe poses theexisting road adja- The project wasan- or upgrade up to 90 long-stay realignmentofthe existing centtothe Western Road will nounced in 2017. residential carecentres na- entrance and boundary walls become pedestrian only. tionwide to meetall Health Information and QualityAu- thority(HIQA) standards. It will increase the numberofHSE residential carebeds forthe elderly in Clonmelby29, as thecurrent St.Anthony’s Unit has 21 beds. Tipperary County Council receivedthe application for thetwo-storey 4,422 square metres communitynursing and residential careunit on August 12. The application is currentlyatthe pre-valida- tion stage. According to theapplica- tion, thenew residential care unit will comprise 50 en suite bedroomswithdiningrooms, kitchenettes, dayrooms, sun rooms,anactivitiesroomand quietrooms. It’s proposed theunit will also have afamily overnight Richie and John Lamb picking up prizes at theBansha Showbabyand toddler competition with Emily Lamb and room, atreatmentroom, Ellie Rose Wade. Photo -Caitriona Kenny 2SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9 Major expansion Vintage rally for Hospice planned for Cashel Clonoulty Rossmore's Vin- tage Club’s annual vintage Community School rally will take place in Clon- oulty on next Sunday, withno additional accom- September 1. A multi-million euro develop- This is theculmination of modation forservices or in- the year'swork forthe club ment for Cashel Community ternal recreation areas. and is theirmajor fund School was announced last Current enrolment stands at raiser for SouthTipperary wee k . 860 (445 boys and 415 girls) H o s pic e . The major funding forthe witha projected enrolment To date fromits foundation, school has been welcomed of 865 next year.The de- the club has raised over by the principal John Galla- mand far exceeds the capa- €300,000 for this worthy gher and thechairman of city of thecurrent building. cause,and has also donated the board of management He saidthe school is the over €20,000 to other char- Roger Kennedy. largest in Tipperary and this i t ie s . Commenting on thepro- commitment from the gov- This year has been a suc- posed development, Mr ernment will allow it to con- cessful one forthe club, Gallagher said that it will tinue its growth. starting with the live crib provide theschool and the Cllr Roger Kennedyde- and truckparade at wider communitywith scribed theannouncement Christmas 2018 whichat- greatly enhanced facilities as “wonderful news for the tracted large numbers of and infrastructure. school and thelocal com- people in spite of the in- “We, as aschool community munity. Itaffirms Cashel clement weather. are delightedby theoppor- Community School as a In February the members tunities that this will afford centre of excellence foredu- startedpreparing forthe St our students. We cater for c at io n ”. Patr i c k ’s Day parade and for diversity and offer abroad He continuedby noting that the first time they partook Members of Clonoulty Rossmore Vintage Club hand over another significant cheque to South Tipperary Hospice range of learning opportun- this announcement “a f f o rd s in the Tipperary Town ities which nurturethe de- us the capacity to provide parade which wasvery well velopment of responsible theenhanced learning en- Hogan which was staged So on Sundaythey will Remember all funds raised o rga n i s e d . young adults”. vironmentwhich this com- both inGalbally and Knock- a ga i n ,“accompanied by pro- go tothe Tipp Hospice Re-enacting the rescue of Mr Gallagher continued by munity deserves”. long over a week. fessional actors and act- movement. Admission will Sean Hoganat Knocklong stating that “we are thevic- The programme of improve- It was a privilege to be asked resses from Limerick, be re- be just €5 and children go railway station withits own tims of our own success” ments provides for addi- to this celebrationand it enacting the rescueofSean free. Again the club mem- vintage replica train won and outlined that the school tional accommodation wasthoroughly enjoyed by Hogan at Knocklong at the bers want tothank the first prize. has grown with the com- comprising fourgeneral all the participants. vintage rally. public for the fabulous sup- FAMED RESCUE OF SEAN munity over its lifetime. The classrooms, one specialised In July the club had its an- Also on the daytheywill port shown over theyears H O GA N building wasinitially de- room, offices, two SEN nual bucketcollection and have children’s tractor and look forwardto your Shortly afterwards the club signed to cater for500 stu- Classrooms within a desig- as always they were pulling, sheaf throwing, support in the future. members were invited to d e nt s . nated SEN suite and a astounded with thegener- amusements, stalls, vintage Looking forward to seeing take part in the centenary The school quickly grew and ga rd e n . osityofthe people of Tip- cars, tractors and stationery you in Clonoulty on Sunday. celebrations in Knocklong of required an extension which Mr Kennedy said this will perary,Thurles, Cashel and engines. and lots of other thefamed rescueofSean housed six newclassrooms come as welcome news to Clonmel. things to do. parents and future students.

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N EWS Email [email protected] Cashel delight as work on New support group for town's new playground is dealing with breathlessness now finished A new peer support group piratory physiotherapist Work has now been com- for those with chronic ob- Angela Radley O’D o n o va n . pleted on Cashel’s new Speaking ahead of the state-of-the-art playground. structive pulmonary disease Spokesman for theCashel (COPD) in the South Tipp open day, Eleanor Wall said: “I was in a wheelchair and Playground Development area is to be launched at an struggling to speak going into committee, Darren Ryan, open day in Clonmel. pulmonary rehabilitation. thanked all those involved After pulmonary rehab, I am and who supported the pro- Taking place on Monday, backonmy feet walkingand ject, located at Upper Friar September 2 from 10.30am to have noproblem speaking Stre et . 1pm in theMickMcCarthy and Iam looking forward to “To saywe’re proud would Millennium Centre(Moyle encouraging others to exer- be an understatement,”s a i d Rovers GAAgrounds), the cise at this support group for Mr Ryan. group is aimed at people South Tipp. “Thank you to everyone living with breathlessness In addition to the open who has supported us. The their family members and day, the group will run, on- playground is now backwith carers from South Tipperary going, on Tuesdays 11am- the Council for them to open and surrounding areas. 12pm at the same venue up following an inspection Chronic obstructive pul- (Moyle Rovers GAA Club).” from them. monary disease (COPD) is the Kate Killeen White,chief “It took a little longer than name for acollection of lung officer of SouthEast Com- we hoped, butwe hope you’ll diseases includingchronic munityHealthcare, saidthe all agree it’s worth it.” bronchitis, emphysema and Preparing for the open day on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Clonmel are - Back, Michael Drohan, SouthTipperary COPD peer Committee members in- chronic obstructive airways Waterford COPD Peer and exercise support group; Caitriona Renwick, Health and Wellbeing, HSE/South East supportand exercise group cludeMr Ryan, CllrDeclan d i s ea s e. Community Healthcare; Philip Meaney, chairperson, Clonmel and District Wheelchair Society; and Anna O'Dwyer, will provideweekly fun exer- Burgess, Mark Fitzell, Mary COPD is one of the most South Tipp COPD Peer and Exercise support group. Front, Angela Radley O’Donovan, senior respiratory cise classes and an oppor- Newman Julian, Martin common respiratory dis- physiotherapist, South Tipperary General Hospital; Eleanor Wall, South Tipp COPD Peer and Exercise support tunity forpeople living with Browne, Louise Gleeson, eases in Ireland. It usually af- group; and Martina O'Brien, South Tipp COPD Peer and Exercise support group breathlessness to learn more Aine Knightly, Odharnaith Ní fects people over the age of about how to manage their Allúin, Martin Lynch, and 3 5. secondary to COPD, asthma (STGH) respiratory services Manager, STGH), Kate condition from each other John Donohoe. People with COPD have or related respiratory condi- tea m . O’Connor (Self Management and local health care and The playground was due to trouble breathing in and out. t io n . The initiative, which has Support coordinator for community professionals. be returned to the ownership This is referred to as airflow It is a collaboration been successful as a model in chronic disease,SECH) and Maria Barry, General of Tipperary Co Council on obstruction. Breathing diffi- between the HSE/SouthEast Wexford, is supported by a Eleanor Wall. Manager, STGH, says it will be Tuesday morning this week. culties are caused by long- Community Healthcare’s HSE/National Lottery grant Eleanor Wall has been amuch needed community “We couldn't have done term damageto thelungs Healthand Wellbeing team, from South EastCommunity living with breathlessness support that will assist pa- this without you. (usually because of smoking). people living with breathless- Health Care (SECH). and is a graduate of the Pul- tients and their families to ex- “Financially,every bitof The open day in Clonmel ness in SouthTipperary, the Among those addressing monary RehabilitationPro- ercise, be smoke free, and support you've given us, we’re will introduce apeer support COPD Support Ireland organ- theopen daywill beKate gramme at STGH (which as look after their physical and really thankful, and we’re and exercise group for people isation and the SouthTip- Killeen White (Chief Officer, been co-ordinated at the hos- mentalhealth while having hopeful the Council will move living with breathlessness perary GeneralHospital SECH), Maria Barry (General pitalsince 2001 by senior res- fun and making friends. on this pretty soon,”added Mr Rya n . 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Get your- work together withothers in Friday night theTipperary Work it Out! self to Work it Out!’ theteamand puttheir new Team explained that the ‘What a brilliantcourse - career plans into action.’ group ‘is helping peopleto developing our ideas and get- The free workshops take Social tea dance in Halla build their confidence as they ting the help from the others place Excel Centre, Mitchell na Feile on this Friday, August work withothers and help in thegroup tomove for- Street, Tipperary on Wed- 30,withdancing from9pm to each other to succeed. wa rd ! ’ nesday11th September (7pm m id n i g ht . Individuals build on their ‘Brilliantideas and vis- –10pm) and Thursday12th Musicis by PeterBurke strengths, find out what they ionary people to help and September (10am –1pm). Just who is very popular on the so- really wantto do and find support eachother. 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Funding of over €1 0 0 ,0 0 0 hurlers holiday fundraiser has been approved for a new playground in Ardfinnan. Tipperary GAA Supporters Mayorof Clonmel Garret Ahearn has confirmed that Club is hosting a fundraiser Ardfinnan Community for the Tipperary senior Council has been approved hurling All Ireland cham- LEADER funding of pions and Tipperary camogie €101,230.57 towards the con- team by staging Stars in struction of a670sq m in- clusive playground on the Their Eyes at The Dome, site of the old creamery. Semple Stadium, Thurles, on The LEADER funded ele- Saturday, November 9. ment of theproject relates We know they can do it on to the provision and install- the pitch, but can they do it on ation of the playground the stage? e qu i p m e nt . The showwill include The overall coast of the pro- members of the Tipp senior ject will be €1 3 4 , 974 . 1 0. hurling and senior camogie MayorAhearn said-“The team, former players and playground will meetthe present management. needs of over 600 children The evening will be attending primary school compered by the sports and playschool in Ardfinnan presenter Marty Morrissey and the surrounding villages and celebrity judges will in- of Goatenbridgeand cludesports punditand ex G ra n g e.” Tipperary goalkeeper Along with their parents Brendan Cummins, TV, radio and carers, the community and entertainment person- council estimate thatover ality Mairead Ronan and Tip- 2,000 people will benefit perary country singer Louise directly from the facility. M o r r i s s ey. The playground will also be The Tipperary Supporters Team captain Seamus Callanan and team mates parade with the Liam MacCarthy Cup following the All Ireland final win. Tipperary Supporters Club are a valuable facilityfor vis- Club are seeking sponsorship now organising a fundaiser to help send them on a well deserved holiday itors to Ardfinnan such as and are hoping that busi- users of the Suir Blueway, nesses in Tipperary will be players fund. Dome on Monday evening your support forwhatprom- Coman, secretary,Tipperary walkers, tourists and people happy to be associated with The evening and its pro- and attended by team captain ises to be agreat evening of Supporters Club, coming to Ardfinnan for this high-profile event and motion will reach outto not Seamus Callanan and Louise celebration, entertainment bcoman52@ gmail.com or m atc h e s . support theAll Ireland win- alone hurling supporters but M o r r i s s ey. and competition. Tickets are ommittee members: Bernie Cllr Ahearn added “At ning Tipperary senior to all thepeople of Tipperary Tickets will be available in priced at €2 5 . Maher 087 9509533, present thereis no play- hurlers holiday fund and the and beyond. the coming weeks and Tip- For queries please contact Christina Millea085 7522834 ground in Ardfinnan or the Tipperary senior camogie The launch was held at the perary Supporters Club urge any of the following: Billy and John Carew 086 8317591. surrounding villages. “The importance of play- grounds for children’s phys- ical and social development is well documented. “Ardfinnan is awonderful Death of popular community and the play- Tipp soprano Daniel in ground makes the village even moreattractive, and former Clonmel also offers alocation for n ewc o m e r s . Junior Eurovision bid “I want to congratulate the teacher Oliver Doyle community council and all Young soprano Daniel Ryan the people who have work so from Tipperary Town will be hard to make this possible”. Oliver Doyle, who died last Oliver Doyle, who wasori- appearing on TG4’s Junior week, was formany years a ginally from Graiguena- Eurovision 2019 on Sunday teacher and vice-principal at managh, Co. Kilkenny, died September 1, at 9.05pm. Clonmel High School. peacefully at his home at Fourteen-year-old Daniel His popularity in fulfilling Rathloose, Powerstown, SS. Peter & is the son of Michael John and those roles wasvery evident Clonmel, last Thursday, fol- Siobhan Ryan (DannyRyan in thedays followinghis lowing along illness bravely Pau l ’s church MusicShop, Tipperary town) passing, with manyof his b o r n e. and wasdelighted to reach former pupils taking to social He was buried in the choir returns the televisedquarterfinals of media to pay tribute to him. cemetery adjoining St. John theJunior Eurovision Song One of those past pupils, the Baptist Church, Power- Contest 2019. Tipperary County Council stown on Saturday morning, Ss Peter and Paul's Church Daniel made it throughto Cathaoirleach Michael following Requiem Mass. choir will return for the the televised quarterfinals Murphy, saidhe hadseen “at He is survived by his wife 11am mass on this Sunday, against thousands of applic- first hand thepositive and Josephine, daughters Jo- September 1/ ants nationwide. immeasurable contribution hanna, Sara and Martha, sons The first practice was held The winner will represent Young Tipp town soprano Daniel Ryan that OliverDoyle hadmadeto Cathal and Peter, sister Kitty, on Wednesday night. Ireland in Gliwice Arena in the educationof so many son-in-law Declan, grand- The choir would love to Gliwice,Poland atthe 2019 Dub l i n . family and friends. people in Clonmel and the children Matthew, Ciaran welcome new members. Junior Eurovision Song Con- Daniel is a Rockwell Col- On Sundaynight Daniel surrounding area”. and Louis, extended family For more information te s t . lege student withapassion will besinging Gavin James’s Cllr. Murphythanked him and his manyfriends, to contact Tony at 086-8458717; Filming of this for singing and music. well-known songtitled, for that contributionand ex- whom sincere sympathy is Vivien at 086-2669387; Joan quarterfinal will take place in He was accompanied to ‘Ne r vou s’ as Gaeilge. tended sympathyto his ex te n d e d . at 087-2638456; or Ann at 087- the RTE studio, Donnybrook, RTE for thefilming by his f a m i l y. Requiescat in Pace. 27 0 0 4 0 9 . Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 7

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Meals Assistance, St Vincent The victory follows hot on 50/50 event leaving Clonmel The collaboration between the twoclubs is to de Paul and Friends of Bridge- the heels on his three stages and Carrick-on-Suir and fin- celebrate 50 years of volun- water House in Carrick”. win in the Tour of Belgium. ishing in Kilsheelan is being tary service in SouthTip- The presidents of both On Tuesday, in thefourth planned for Sunday morning, peraryand at the same time Lions Clubsencourage stage, Samhad tosettlefor September 8. to raise muchneeded funds everyone to take partinthe the runners-up spot when in aid of local charities. Suir Blueway 50/50 eventand beaten by the narrowest of The walk will start at 10am Clonmel Lions Club Pres- to invite friends and relatives margins in a sprint finish. and the Carrick-on-Suir de- ident Bet O’Grady said: “The to joinin thecelebration and parture points arefrom Sean proceeds from thesponsored raise funds for the nominated BOBBY POWER CYCLE Healy Park orThe Fish- walk will all be used locally local charities. Sponsorship The annual Bobby Power e r m a n’s Hut/Arrigan’s and I am delighted the C-Saw cards are available by con- Commemorative Cycle will B o re e n . organisation in Clonmel will tacting anyLions Club take place on Sunday, Refreshments will be benefit from ourfundraising member or through each of September 15. Registration served and there will be re- e f fo rt s ”. the Club’s Facebookpages. opens at 8am in the Carrick- turn transportback from Carrick-on-Suir Lions For further information on-Suir Swan GAAHall and Kilsheelan. Club PresidentJohn Mc- please contact: start time for the cycles is All Proceeds will be in aid Namarasaidhe toowas de- Peter Morrissey Clonmel 9am. of local charities in Clonmel lighted the Blueway These two ladies out enjoying the Blueway walk between Clonmel and Tel: 086-265 2455 and Brian Thereare two routes -a and Carrick. This walk is connecting the two com- Carrick-on-Suir which will be the route for the Suir Blueway 50/50 White Carrick-on-Suir Tel: 50km cycle and a 100km being organized by the Car- munities is to beused to raise joint sponsored walk on Sunday morning, September 8 086-833 4844. cycle.The 50km routewill lead cyclists from Carrick to Faugheen, Lisadobber, Ballyneale, Ballypatrick, Kil- lurney, Kilsheeelan and back Swans seniors defeat Killenaule to Carrickbeg. United pick up The 100km route travels to Faugheen, Lisadobber,Bally- neale, Ballypatrick, Kilshee- to book place in South final lan, Clonmel, Rathgormack, their first points Mahon Bridge, Kilmac- The Club’sSenior hurlers this coming Saturday when this Wednesdayat 7pm in thomas, Curraghmore, Carrick United clocked up s ea s o n . took on Killenaule in the we take on Thurles Sarsfields G o rtn a h o e. Clonea-Power, Garravoone their first points of the season Carrick went for the jug- SouthSemi-Final onTuesday in Round 2 of theSeamus Meanwhile, theMinor and finishing in Carrickbeg. with a 3-1 win over Dungarvan ular and scoreda3rd goalin night and putin a tre- O’Riain County Senior girls lost outto Ballybacon on Entre feeis €30 and spon- on Sunday last. stoppage time when Kyle Do- mendous performance to de- Hurling Championship.The The Green last Friday night sorship cards areavailable. A Joe Harttap-in the 44th herty slotted into the corner feat thechampions on a game throws in at 5pm, in by 6 points. Unlucky girls. The BobbyPower Cycle is in minute putCarrick ahead at following work by Aaron scoreline of 1-17 to 0-16. We Cashel. Please get up to The club's U-6s travel to aid of the Irish Pilgrimage h a l f - t i m e. Wa l s h . can nowlook forwardto a Cashel to cheer them on. Mooncoin this Saturday to Trust, an organisation very Carrick dropped their NEXT MATCH South final. The Seniors arealso in ac- take part in ablitz. Best of close to Bobby’s heart. The tempo at thestart of the Carrick United host Carrick SwanU-14 A tion in Round 3of the County luck to all the kids travelling. funds raised will go towards second half and Dungarvan TramoreRangers in their hurlers qualified forthe Championship on Sunday I t’ll be a super mornings paying forlocal sick children capitalised in the55th, when next game next Sunday, South Final on Thursday last September 8. We take on hurling, no doubt. to travel to Lourdes. their centre forward scored. September 1. witha great win overMoyle North Tipperary’s Lorrha in The Minorhurlers re- For further information For the remainder of the Carrick United team: 1. Rovers. We play St Mary’s this Littleton at 3pm. ceived their newtraining kits contact Bridget Fitzpatrick: game,Carrick pushed on Ben Cooney 2. Anthony Grace Thursday night at 7 pm. The Junior hurlers lost to after training on Friday last. (086) 361 3592, Stephanie lookingfor thewinner and 3. Martin Griffin 4. Eoghan Check out our Facebook Killenaule on Wednesday last Check out Facebookfor a Keating (087) 611 0085, Marie gottheir rewards in the84th Burke 5. ShaneDowley 6. page for thevenue of the in theirSouth QuarterFinal photo of thekits being Therese Connolly (051) minute following a cracking DavidWhelan 7. Joe Hart(C) game.The club would liketo to end their year. p re s e nte d . 646074 or just turn up onthe cross field ball from Dale 8. Eric O'Halloran 9. Darren wish all players, and mentors And the Junior Camogie SY M PAT H Y morning of the event. O'Mahony, which wasthen Murphy10. KyleDoherty 11. the very best of luckin the girls beat Moyle Rovers on Carrick Swan would like to played into Joe Hart's path. Conor O'Leary final. We’d also urgeall Swan The Green in their first game pass on theircondolencesto CLONEA /RATHGORMACK His shotspun up in theair Subs: Ryan Waters forM. supporters to getto the game of their Championship last the Walsh family, St Johns, on COMMUNITY GAMES where Stephen Kerwick Griffin, Rory Finnegan for to cheer on the lads. week. We take on Gortnahoe their recent bereavement. Four athletes represented looped his header into the D.Murphy, Dale O'Mahony The Intermediate foot- Clonea/Rathgormack at the back of the net. for S. Dowley, Stephen Ker- ballers lost to Fethard in National Community Games It was a well-taken goal. It's wick forA.Grace, Aaron Clonmel Sportsfield on finals at the University of great to see Stephen back fol- Walsh for C. O'Leary,John Sunday last. Unlucky lads. Limerick on August 18- 19. lowing a serious injury that Keyes, Alan Redmond, Daryl This group ofplayers play OisínQuigley (U-8 60m), saw him sit out all last W h i tty their third game in six days, AvaConnolly (U-14 80m hurdles), Ellen Bolger (U-14 800m) and Kaci Brazil (U14 Long Puck). Clonea / Rathgormack Marlise wins rugby 7s cap for Ireland congratulatesall theathletes particularly Kaci who Carrick-on-Suir Rugby were selected on the squad, proud to have three girls rep- brought home an All Ireland Club congratulatesMarlise Erika Kiely, Marlise Flynn resentingit at Munster and Gold to the area.This is an Flynn, who represented Ire- and Lauren Butler. Ireland level. amazing achievementand land in theUnder-18 The Munster U/18 girls Eleven Carrick RFC girls, truly deserved by Kaci. Wo m e n’s Sevens at the World travelled to Independent Lorna, Sarah, Ciara, Aoife, Games in Wales on the Au- Park onSaturday 17thAugust Brighid, Charlotte, Eve, Mia, 92 BRIDGE CLUB gust 17-18. to take part in the first of their Isobel, Maisieand Jessica 92 Bridge Club will resume The Munster U-18 Girls Interpros v Ulster. were also ball girls forthe bridge games at the Old Mill squad was alsoselected and A Carrick RFC spokes- Munster U-18 and Women’s Ellen Bolger, Ava Connolly, Kaci Brazil and Oisin Quigley who represented in Carrick-on-Suir on three Carrick-on-Suir girls person saidthe club was so Senior games last Saturday. Clonea/Rathgormack in the Community Games finals Monday, September 9. Thursday, August 29, 2019 www.tipperarylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 9

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THAT’S put them in joint ownership business is managing your nearly time, to head back to fences, and peel away layers WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO There are two types of exit from the business. A f r ic a . of timber. This is chewed up PLAN FOR THE FUTURE. joint ownership; The importance of this The conversationwas and mixed withtheir spit, to JointTenancy – Is the wasmadeclear in aprevious flowing nicely,when one lady make a strong paper. Wasps A Succession strategy ownership over a house by a case I dealt with. asked a perennial question of had perfected the art of paper which is well plannedand married couple. Iwas approached by 3in- “what use arewasps”. Also The wasp is wild and wonderful making millions of years, be- laidout can mitigate arange Tenancy in Common – Is dividuals who were setting up withthe schools reopening, fore humans ever appeared. of problems and will ensure the ownership over certain a business. thesmooth running of the property by individuals teachers will soon be in cious drop sugary drink. This Other insects use the Theses individuals de- business after an exit. without any right of survivor- touch, around how to deter arrangement runs smoothly, warning colours of wasps, for cided to go downthe avenue Even if you consider your s h i p. wasps, from theschool till theend of summer,and their ownprotection. Hover of the limitedliability com- exit to be years away, it is vital In marriage, if one person g rou n d . the larva, are ready to turn flies have the black and pany.One of thethings Isaid that you make amake asuc- dies the assetwill automatic- Over the last few weeks, into adults. 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INCOME AND PENSIONS will is notmade, the assets ticed them, out thefront of sweet drink. will leave these insets alone, work out the rules and regu- On a personal level, if will automatically go thesur- my house, and they were been They are attracted, by our but spiders don’t seem to be lations of thecompany and something were tohappen, v ivo r. attracted, to the compost. holidaylifestyle and diet.At bothered, and Ihaveoften would define theirworking what would happen to your Historically in Ireland, the This is full of fruit, and this is this time of the year bins found hoverflies in their relationships and roles pension and whowould be- family home would have been manna, fromheaven for overflow with ice-creams, web s . within the company. nefit?That comes under the in thesole name of the hus- these insects. This is a part of fizzy drinks and treats. They Please check out Tip- We discussed succession area of nomination. band. 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During the summer these wasps are more than about thenatural worldand Unfortunately one of the Youcan also nominate ac- Both hold the property in months, we are hardly aware likely to sting. metpeople whoare inter- partners passed away sud- counts to particular people to common and have an equal of wasp. The workers are kept In thewild, thewasps ested in protecting the nat- denly beforethe agreement avoid delays in access. With share in the property which busy, foraging in our gardens drink thejuices from black- ural world. could be finalised with no Bank accounts, often the they can then transfer by way and parks, for caterpillars, berries. These also like the Comments/Questions to succession rights in place. easiest way of doing this is by of succession to someone aphids and insects to bring fermenting apples, and this albert.nolan@rocket - Thiscase highlights the having a joint account. e l s e. back to their nest. These are makes them a little tipsy. mail.com or 0894230502. Al- need to have some agrrement If you make a will, there is then chewed up,and fedto At summers end, the bert is also available to give in place from the outset. 2. ASSETS only one way that assets can the larva. colony produces males and walks/talks to schools,tidy A Pre Nuptial Agreement If youhave assets in joint be dealt with. That is why it is The larvakeep the queens. These fly away to towns,youth and community would also come under the workers hooked, with a deli- g roup s . names –L e t’s say a husband important to think about suc- the Succession umbrella. cessionand actnow asop- While it maynot be suc- posed to waiting until it could cession per se, it is succession be too late. c o ntro l . While the pre nup is still a 3. WHAT IF THE PROPERTY relatively new concept here Louis Coen Memorial Cycle raised €1 7, 0 0 0 HAS A MORTGAGE? in Ireland, it is growing in If theasset has amortgage popularity, especially in the The recent Louis Coen Me- on it, you have toensure that farming community. morial 100k Cycle, organised you get the consent of the But it is something that by members of theCoen lender whichalso worth should be viewed as a way to family in Killustyand their bearing in mind. protect assets. friends, raised a totalof over Another thing to be €17,000 for thecommunity careful of, if you aretransfer- FOR FURTHER ADVICE YOU and hospitalPalliative Care ring assets then you must be CAN CONTACT US team at South Tipperary Gen- s o l ve nt . For further advice or if you eral Hospital. The cheque was L et’s say youtransfer an wish to discuss any other presentedat aspecial func- assettoa child or family legal area contact reception tion held atBurke’s Bridge member and you do not get @lynchsolicitors.ie or tele- Bar, Fethard, attended by cyc- full value, under those cir- phone 052-6124344. lists, members of the Coen cumstances, youmust en- The material contained in family and Palliative Care sure thatyou are solvent as this blog is provided forgen- team representativesNora there is a legalmechanism eral information purposes Lyne, Maria Wilde, Margaret whereby that transfer could onlyand does not amountto Memebers of the Coen family, Killusty, presenting a cheque for €17,039, proceeds of the recent Louis Coen 100k Fitzgerald and Anne Guiry. be reversed if it is deemed to legal or other professional ad- Memorial Cycle, to representatives of the Palliative Care team at South Tipperary General Hospital and South Congratulations toall be wrong or unfair. vice. While every care has Tipperary Community Hospice. those involved in theevent - been taken in the preparation the organisers, catering cycle over thecourse around Quinlan, Gerry Murphy, P.J. Hurley, Chris Coen, Jimmy 4. WHAT TAX IMPLICATIONS of the information, we advise team, and, of course,the 14 Killusty, Cloneenand Aherne,Mikey Aherne,Liam O'Meara, Tommy Gahan, ARE THERE? you to seek specificadvice cyclists who volunteered to Feth a rd . McInerney, Johnny Neville, TomAnglim, Stephen O'Don- There are three taxes to be from us about any legal de- participate in thelong 100k The cyclists were: Michael Eugene Blanchfield,John nell and Tony Shelly. aware of: cision or course of action. Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 11

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COLÁISTE DÚN IASCAIGH (CAHIR) DEBS BALL 2019

Conor Burke, Aiden Hayes, Diarbhla O’Brien and Dylan Flynn Cian Landy and Charlotte Ryan Aiden Hickey and Erin O’Reg a n Coláiste Dún Iascaigh, Cahir DEBS BALL Pictures: Maria Taylor

Connor Walsh, Patrick Doyle and Robert Kelly

The rain didnot dampen coaches that will take them on looking very glamorous in- the spirits of the Students thelast event of theirschool deed. Therewere plenty of from Coláiste DúnIascaigh journey. Principal Peter umbrellas on theday tomake whogathered in theCar Park Creedon came to wish them sure that thedresses and in Cahir last Wednesday, Au- well on the day. The Debs took suits remained dry and the gust 21. place in Cork this year and excitement wasevident on It is tradition tomeethere over 110 leaving certstudents their faces. and chat and take photos went with thegents all suited We wish all the best as they Cian Fitzpatrick, Feidhlim Cleare, Tom Burke and Ben Keating while waiting to board the and booted and theladies head to further pastures.

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SPORTS - ANNUAL LGFA ACADEMY DAY AT ABBOTSTOWN, COUNTY DUBLIN Tipp U-17s Ladies Gaelic Footballers crowned All-Ireland champions ipperary were Premier side emerged the crowned U17 AAll victors on ascoreline of 3-4 T Ireland champions to Monaghan’s 1-5. last week in the sixth An- And so to the final where nual LGFAU17 Academy Tipperary had to face Day held in Abbotstown, Dublin (2). For the second Co. Dublin. time that day Tipperary An exciting and en- were not found wanting and thralling festival of football defeated Dublin on asco- 25 teams, representing 19 reline of 2-2 to 1-4 to be counties, made the trip to crowned All Ireland U17 A compete in the Plate, Shield C h a m pio n s . and Cup competitions. Congratulations to the Tipperary wasincluded management and panel. in a group offive teams with The management team only thetop teamfromthe were asfollows; Tony Smith group qualifying forthe A (Manager/Coach), Peter quarter-finals. The teams in Creedon (Coach), David T i p p e ra r y ’s group included; Kenneally (Fitness) and Meath, Down, Kildare and Helen Kennedy (FLO) Wate r fo rd . The panel were asfol- T i p p’s opening game was l ows : against Meath whom they Dearbhla Morrissey ( St defeated 5-4 to 0-0. Their Patr i c k ’s), second game was against Megan Heffernan The Tipperary U17 All Ireland Ladies Gaelic Football champions pictured at the Academy Day at Abbotstown, County Dublin last weekend. Down. The result herewas (Galtee Rovers), Included are management team from left: David Kenneally (Fitness), Peter Creedon (Coach), Helen Kennedy (FLO) and Tony Smith Tipperary 4-2 Down 1-1. In Carrie Davey ( Feth a rd ) , ( M a n ag e r/C oac h ) . their thirdgame Tipperary Veerle Van Der Wal held their opponents Kil- (Clonmel Commercials), Patr i c k ’s), dare scoreless winning 3-7 Avril Geoghegan Leah Coen ( Feth a rd ) , to 0-0. Their final group (Sliabh na mBan), Eimear McCarthy game wasagainst neigh- Ellen Moore ( C apta i n) (Galtee Rovers), bours Waterfordand this (Moyne Templetuohy), Ciara Ryan ( A r rava l e time Tipp won 2-1 to 0-3. Cathy Hogan ( M oy n e R ove r s ) , Topping their group and Te m p l e tuo hy) , Alison Connolly undefeated Tipperary were Niamh Hayes ( Feth a rd ) , ( Feth a rd ) , drawn to play Dublin (1). A Enya Maher ( M oyc a rkey Erin O’Br ie n ( St tough and tense game it Borris), Patr i c k ’s), ended on full time at Dublin Niamh Cuneen (Silver - Nell Spillane ( Feth a rd ) , 1-4 Tipperary 2-1 forcing the mines), Ava Collins ( M oyl e game to a free-taking shoot Ellen Cuneen (Silver - R ove r s ) , outfromthe 30m line.Tip- mines), Aoibhe Gayson-Molloy perary won theshoot out 0- Rachel Quinlan (Holy - (Galtee Rovers), 2 to 0-1 to claim their place c ro s s ) , Jessica Strappe ( St in the semi-final where they Rachel Moore ( M oy n e Patr i c k ’s), met Monaghan. This was Te m p l e tuo hy) , Sarah English (Ard - another tough game but the Eabha Hogan ( St f i n n a n) .

The Fethard contingent who helped Tipperary to the All-Ireland Under 17 title at Abbotstown, County Dublin last weekend. From left to right: Alison Connolly, Nell Spillane, Carrie Davey, Niamh Hayes, Leah Coen

Sarah English (Ardfinnan) and Ava Collins (Moyle Avril Geoghegan (Sliabh na mBan) and Veerle Van Der The St Patrick's (Drangan and Cloneen) girls who were part of the Tipperary Under 17 success at Rovers) proudly share the winning cup Wal (Clonmel Commercials) enjoy the great victory Abbotstown, last weekend: From left: Jessica Strappe, Dearbhla Morrissey, Erin O'Brien, Eabha Hogan 14 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9 ALDI COMMUNITY GAMES NATIONAL FINALS 2019

Hazel Brennan, Powerstown/Lisronagh in action in u16 1500m at the Community Games National Finals at UL Seven gold medals for Tipp at Aldi Community Games National Finals

A total of 167competitors from Tip- U14 Camogie Moycarkey Borris Hazel Brennan, Powers- perary were among approximately U11 Hurling Newport. town/Lisronagh and Sean Hayes, Kila- 4,000 young people from all over Ireland dangan both in girls and boys u16 1500m contesting theNational Finals of the PEWTER (6) Caoimhe Power, Carrick On Suir u16 Summer Programme in the wonderful U10 200m Eva Gunn, Mullinahone girls 200m facilities of University of Limerick. U14 Boys Long Jump Killian Power, Newport u12 girls relay team It was a great weekend for Tipperary Carrick On Suir. Adam Phelan, Moyne Templetouhy, winning gold in seven events, silver in six Relays U10 Mixed, Carrick On Suir, u12 Cycling on grass. and pewter in 6. U14 Girls Relay Carrick on Suir, Detailed results of all events ie heats, Cycling u12 Alana Spillane,Moyne semi finals and finals may be viewed on GOLD (7) Te m p l e tou hy. National Community Games facebook U12 Boys Ball Throw RonanRed- Pitch & Putt u16 Aideen Bourke, Tem- page. All photographs are posted on Tip- mond, Carrick On Suir. p l e m o re. perary Community Games facebook U16 200m Lewis Doyle, Templederry. page. Congratulations to all medal win- U16 boys Relay team, Templederry. The following competitors all ners. Very well done to everybodywho U15 Girls Soccer Roscrea reached the finals following great per- competed. It is a wonderful achievement u16 Skittles St Peter& Paul’s, formances in their heats and semi finals to reach an All Ireland final. Clonmel. many just missing amedal by narrow Thank you to all volunteers who made U14 Boys Spikeball Templemore m a rg i n s . this possible and to all those who assist U16 Mixed relay team Templemore. Rachel Dowd, Thurles u10 100m, a rea’s financially. Leah Berry, Newport u12 100m, SILVER (6) Triona Heffernan,Boherlahan Du- CONGRATS TO TIPP HURLERS AND THE U10 Hurdles Girls, Holly Kirby, Car- alla u8 80m TWO LIAMS rick On Suir. Matthew Power, Newport and Holly Congrats to Tipperary and manager U10 Hurdles Boys,Jay O’Gorman, McNamara, New Inn Knockgraffon both LiamSheedy forbringing so much joyto Carrick On Suir. in boys and girls u8 60m the county . We are so proud of them U14 800m Dara Kennedy, Newport. Tommy Ryan, Cloughjordan boys u8 bringing Liam McCarthy Cuphome Killian Power Carrick-on-Suir in action in u14 Long Jump U12 boys Soccer.Fethard & Killusty 80m again. Two Liams great combination. Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 15

Carrick-on-Suir u12 boys relay team competed at the Aldi Community Games National Finals at the University of Carrick on Suir u14 boys relay team competed at the Aldi Community Games National Finals at UL. From left to Limerick. From left to right: Joshua Smith, Ronan Redmond, Zack Tobin and Alex Tobin right: Daithi Smith, Killian Power, Callum Smith and Jack Gough

Fethard boys enjoying after the match celebrations. They were runners-up in the All Ireland final coming away with silver medals - a fantastac achievement for this young team who already won County and Munster titles, and the All-Ireland semifinal by beating Drum-Clonown (Roscommon) by 2-1 to reach the All Ireland Final where they were beaten 3-1 by the Cavan champions

Fethard & Killusty under 11 boys soccer team silver medal winners at Community Games All Ireland Final. Front row: Alec Knightly, Zack Smith, Daniel Barry, Jack Tobin, Micheal O'Rahilly. Middle row: Rory O'Mahony, Gavin Neville, Noah O'Flynn, Sam Wyse, Kelvin Ryan. Back row: Lee Delaney, Troy Delaney, Sam Coen, Criostoir Sheehy, Michael Cuddihy.

Holly McNamara (left) New Inn who competed in girls u8 60m, and Triona Heffernan (right), Boherlahan Dualla in girls u8 80m. Both qualified for semi-finals and were presented with medals of participation Carrick-on-Suir's Sandra Tijanic takes the baton change from Mia Power in u14 relay 16 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9

Clonmel Dance Centre provides training in fun and safe environment

Alison Cronin opened graduated in 2016 with a Dip- land. Clonmel Dance Centre in loma in Professional Musical Performance is an in- Theatre and in 2018com- tegral part ofour school and 1988 with the aim to provide pleted a degree in Profes- all children are given the op- children and teenagers with sional Practice of Arts portunity to perform at our a broad training in all as- specialising in Dance from annual production of "A Gala pects of dance by fully quali- Middlesex University. Evening of Dance". We also fied professionally trained Jessica is currently un- regularly perform at many dergoing her teaching quali- Charity and Local Events. teachers in a fun and safe fications with theISTD to ClonmelDance Centreof- e nv i r o n m e nt . obtain her Modern Theatre fers classesto children from Alison trained at Northern Associate and regularly at- age 3 years and upwards. BalletSchool in Manchester, tends courses withthe Royal For moreinformation and graduatedwith Teaching Ballet School in London. about our classes and to meet Diplomas in Ballet, Modern Clonmel Dance is unique ourteachers we will be and National Dance withthe as we offer classesinISTD holding our Open and Enrol- ISTD,an internationally re- Ballet and Modern, Jazz, Tap ment Dayon Saturday 31st cognised teaching organisa- and Contemporary Dance. August 12:00-2:00pm at t io n . Childrenare giventhe op- Clonmel Dance Centre, Old Alison is delightedtonow portunity to take annual Bridge, Clonmel or alternat- have her daughter Jessica ISTD BalletExaminations, ively you can contact Alison teaching with her. which has resulted in many on 0868300693 orvia Face- Jessica Stokestrained at of our students being invited book at Clonmel Dance Bird College of Dance and to take part in the prestigious C e ntre Performance in London and ISTD Ballet Awards in Eng- Thursday, August 29, 2019 www.tipperarylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 17

Bellvue Clonmel for Thereare so many music, theatre, benefits to dance Thereare manyreasons par- drama and musicclasses dance and vocal ents choose to enroltheir can help your child develop children in dance work and learning skills that classes—for thehealthbe- will help setupyourchild nefits, to expand theircre- forsuccess fortheir entire training ativity, or simply because life. BellvueAcademyofPer- teaching experience in the they love theart of dance. Hereare some of ourfa- forming Arts is based in performing arts,Keith and Dance classes can teacha vouritebenefits Clonmel and nowwithanew Lisa along withtheir teamof child self-confidence,self- 1. Improves Physical Health musical theatreclass in highly talentedteaching discipline,poise,and grace. 2. Enhances Emotional De- Cashel. staff,bringafreshandinnov- Most importantly,dance velopment Developing performance ative teaching approach classes arefun! 3. Encourages Socialization skills in disciplines of whichisrootedinapassion BENEFITSOFDANCE AND 4. Encourages Creativity singing, acting, dance,mu- forperformance. THEATRE FORKIDS 5. Enhances Cognitive De- sical theatre, drums, guitar, Students at theacademy Believeitornot,dance, velopment voice, piano and trumpet, the benefit from variousper- academyoffers awiderange formance opportunities of classes catering forstu- throughout theyear, most dents from threeyears to 103 notably theLondon College years. of Musicexams and ourend BellvueAcademyofPer- of year full scale musical pro- forming Arts wasfounded by duction. Clonmel nativesKeith Limitedspaceremainsfor Greene and Lisa O’Brien. Set thecoming term, book now in apositive and encouraging to avoiddisappointmentby environment, Bellvue visiting Academyoffers atraining www.bellvueacademy.com ground to students persuing andclick SIGN UP or for ambitions in performance. moreinformation, contact Withmanyyears of Keithon0876133446. 18 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9

AN EXCEL YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTION Excel Youth Theatre’s superb production of West Side Story a musical treat

he great strength titude, and enhancing her eye on in the future. and beauty of performance with a good ac- The chorus for this pro- West Side Story cent and excellent dancing. duction gave one hundred per comes from its Sadhbh Donovanascentcommitment to main- source, William Velma, and the current Pride taining a high energy per- S h a ke s p e a re’s Romeo and T of Tipperary, Muireann Slat- formance, with great physical Juliet. This classic love tery as Graziella made their presence and enthusiastic story has been told in so presence felt in the oppor- vo c a l s . many varied ways, but none tunitiesthey had, being par- The wardrobe plotfor the more effectively than ticularly noteworthy in the show was very appropriate through the medium of mu- dance numbers. and tidy.There wasgood at- sical theatre, and the com- Likewise, Nicole Kennedy tention to torn t-shirts after bined genius of Leonard as Consuela and choreo- thefight and good injury Bernstein, Stephen Sond- grapher Kirsty Keatingas make-up and the girls, both in heim and Arthur Laurents. Rosaliamade agood impact costume andhair-styles What they created was, in with their dialogue and vo- looked perfectly turned out. its day, a modern master- cally in “A m e r i c a” and “I Feel Great work here from Brigid piece, with one of the most Pretty ” , where they were ably Whelan, Marie Fogarty, Kate entrancing musical scores supported by Shauna Frewen Fogarty and team. ever written... and so it re- as Francisca. The Excel Theatre was mains, ever popular, and ever Cormac Maher (A-rab), suitable decked outwith re l eva nt . Andrew Richardson (Big plenty ofphotographs of the Director Michael Deal), ZachO'Halloran cast adorning the walls of the O’Donoghue assisted by Mary (Diesel) and Ben Esmonde as entrance to the auditorium, CondonO'Connor gaveusa Baby John, gave great support courtesy of Elaine Fitzpatrick Phillipa Harold Barry as Anita and Aaron Holland as Tony production with plenty of as theJets, and theirdancing and the showprogramme by novel twists that gave the was buzzing with raw energy award-winning programme show a fresh treatment in the and effort. editor Ruth Butler wasin- Excel Youth Theatre's run at Keating,was alwaysinter- Aaron Holland as Tony, fect lookand a good sense of Luke Condon as Chino, formative and agreat the Excel in Tipperary town. esting, often dynamic,and displayed a fine, tenor voice, comedy. Her taunting scene made a good job of reporting souvenir of theshow for both Joanne Ryan'sset was well occasionally very precise. well able to hit the high notes. withthe Jets waswell acted, the “Ru m b l e” to Maria, and the audience and cast. painted, and clean and effi- The dance at the gym had mo- Phillipa HaroldBarry as and vocally,she waswon- he played theshooting scene The Excel YouthTheatre's cientin design, Caoimne ments of magic,and there Maria, grew in every depart- derful during “A m e r i c a”. very well. He hadgood back- wonderful production of Carey's projections worked wassome nice acrobatic ment as the show progressed. She also putpassionate up from StevenDonohoe as Children of Eden last year was really well and stage manager work.America wasagood Her confidence grew when emotion into “A BoyLike Pepe, Sam Ryan as Indio, Jack certainly adifficult act to Jo Smithand her stage crew showcase for the girls, and Of- she sang “To n i g ht”, and by the T h at”, and hers wasa very en- O'Connor as Juano and follow, but this young enthu- controlled the placing and re- ficer Krupke was great fun for time she sang “I Feel Pretty” joyable performance. Robert Bradshaw as Jose. siastic group certainly rose to moval of a wide range of very thelads, brilliantly led by Ac- she hadsettled into char- Adam Skeffington as Ac- DavidHughes playedput- the challengewith this pro- good props, with efficiency, t io n . ac te r. tion, gave one of the most con- upon store owner Doc, and duction of West Side Story hence preventing scene Musical Director Peter Tadhg O'Connor exuded fidentperformances of the his delicate scene withTony which most certainly show- changes from disrupting the Taylor would have liked a few confidence as Riff.He wasex- night, involving himself con- was nicely handled. Simil- cased theyoung talentthat pace of the show. moremusicians forthe com- tremely enthusiastic in his stantly and believably in the arly, an eccentric and quirky lies in Tipperary Town and Good choiceof colours plexity of West Side Story, but dancing and had confidence action, even when notthe performance was givenby the surrounding area. The helped the lighting design to themusicians he hadmadea in his acting too. He wasvo- focus of attention. His fiery Darragh McGrathas Glad sheer aplomb with which this enhance the set, and gener- good job of filling out the cally sound in the delivery of attitude was always apparent, Hand. production was carried off is ally,lighting added to the score. The ever changing his songs. and it built to ashow-stop- Eoghan Ryan hada good testament to the hard work tone and atmosphereofthe rhythms and time signatures Shane Donovan gave a ping rendition of “O f f i c e r stage presence as Lt. putinby thecast, thewon- production. Great work on were very well realised. quiet confidence to the role of K r up ke”which literally Schrank, while Tom Hogan as derful production team and props here from Catherine The “Tonight Ensemble”is Bernardo, and was a plausible brought the house down. Officer Krupkewas suitably thebevy of background Sharpe and Trish O'Brien, on one of the few opportunities leader of his gang. He had very Likewise, Eimear Hughes angry and abrupt. helpers who makeup the lighting from Michael for good choral work,and good stage presence, and as Anybodys, maintained her EllaFlynn hadalovely Excel Youth Theatre Group. O'Donoghue and Stephen along with“S o m ewh e re”, danced well at the gym. character strongly voice as the “S o m e wh e r e” so - Congratulations and thank Reck and on sound from Pat highlighted some very fine Nicole Butler was a very throughout the show, en- loist, but will no doubt be a you for a lovely night of enter- Marnane and Aimee Fogarty. vocals.The Jetswere also ex- convincing Anita, with aper- joying thetough Tom-boyat- young performer to keep an ta i n m e nt . Choreography by Kirsty tremely impressive during the Jet song.

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COSTIGAN ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM MEMORIALS

GRANT ANDERSON BROWNE BROWNE Mitchelstown Road, Cahir,Co. Tipperary (Acknowledgement) (8th Anniversary) (nee Rossiter) (1st Anniversary)

•HEADSTONES •CLEANING (1st Anniversary) (nee Rossiter) Violet Grant In loving memory of a dear daughter and Carmel •INSCRIPTIONS sister Eileen Anderson, late of 13 Treasured memories of our dear sister Elm Park Cooleens Close, Clonmel, who died on Carmel, late of Newchapel, Clerihan who Treasured memories of our dear friend Catalogues Clonmel 11 th September 2011 RIP passed away on 30th August 2018 RIP. and neighbour Carmel whose 1st Available Anniversary occurs on 30th August RIP. 17th May 2019 Each time we look at your picture, you A special smile, a special face and in our 052 74 41283 seem to smile and say, don't be sad but hearts, a special place. Our memories, Your name is often spoken, we talk about The family of the late Violet Grant would courage take and love each other for my we keep one by one, things you said and you still, you haven't been forgotten - 087 7981767 like to gratefully acknowledge the many sake. things you've done. T hey bring a smile, you know you never will. expressions of sympathy and kindness sometimes a tear, but always a wish that shown to us following our recent sad Sadly missed by Mam, Dad, Trish, Janet, you were still here. No words or verse could ever say, how loss. Michael, Thomas, sons-in-law, daughters- much we miss you every day. in-law, grandchildren and great-grand- Sadly missed and always remembered To those who attended the funeral children. by your loving sisters, brothers, Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, service and wake, gave cards or flowers, brothers-in-law and sister-in-law, nieces we love you too dearly to ever forget. offered condolences, kind words and Anniversary Mass in Powerstown Church and nephews. emotional support or kept us in their on Saturday 7th September at 6.15pm. Sadly missed and forever missed - thoughts, we are truly thankful. The Keogh family xxx

Special thanks to the staff of Rathkeevin Nursing Home for the care and many BROWNE BROWNE kindnesses shown to her. To Condon's (nee Rossiter) (nee Rossiter) Sympathy Funeral Directors for their sensitivity and BROWN Prayer professionalism. Special thanks to Fr. (2nd Anniversary) Michael Hegarty for all his support throughout. Dear Lord, please comfort It would be impossible to thank everyone individually, so please accept this thoseingrief, acknowledgement as an appreciation of our gratitude. Love them, The Grant family (1st Anniversary) (1st Anniversary) lift them,give relief In loving memory of our dear In loving memory of Carmel Browne, late Godmother Carmel who died on 30th In loving memory of our dear mother, of Newchapel, Clerihan, who died on August 2018. grandmother and great-grandmother Forloss 30th August 2018. Ellen (Nell) Brown, whose Second they’ve Those special memories of you will Anniversary occurs on 28th August 2019. Beautiful memories woven in gold, that always bring a smile, if only we could suffered, BIRTHDAY MEMORIES is the picture we tenderly hold. Deep in have you back for just a little while. We love you Mam and we miss you. sadness felt, our hearts your memory is kept. To love, to cherish, to never forget. Then we could sit and talk again, like we From your loving family. used to do. You always meant so very Make this Always loved and remembered by much and always will do too. Mass will be held in Ss Peter and Paul's sorrow slowly Michael and Rachel xx Church on Saturday 31st August at 1pm. melt. BROWNE The fact that you're no longer here, will (77th Birthday Remembrance) Anniversary Mass will take place in St. always cause us pain. But you're forever Michael's Church, Clerihan, on Friday in our hearts, until we meet again. Lord, let 30th August at 7. 30 pm. Love you forever - happy Tanya and Pamela memoriesease, CROTTY BROWNE (6th Anniversary) (nee Rossiter) Creating SURE PRINT peace like a Clonmel Ltd O’BRIENO BRIEN gentlebreeze, Memorial MONUMENTAL Birthday memories of a beloved Dad and Andasyou Grandad Charlie Browne, late of and Powerstown, Clonmel, whose birthday HEADSTONES help them Acknowledgement IN GRANITE & occurs on 28th August. make it Cards LIMESTONE through. A birthday wish for you today, we miss INSCRIPTIONS& you more than words can say; the pain (1st Anniversary) Call or email CLEANING In loving memory of a dear Dad, Willie and tears we try to hide, our hearts are for asample book. Crotty, 20 Albert Street, Clonmel, whose Draw them broken deep inside. No presents to give, In loving memory of my dear daughter Cards personalised to ACCESSORIES anniversary occurs on 29th August. closer, Lord, no cards to send, but you'll have our Carmel who died on 30th August 2018. your specification to you. love as long as we live. PERSONALISED To have you for a father was cause PLAQUES Those we loved don't go away, they walk Nelson Street, enough for pride, no-one could equal, no Happy Birthday Dad beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. matter how they tried. My hands cannot MEMORIAL CARDS Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten. but always near. Still loved, still missed T: 0526122839 write, what my heart wants to say, I will and very dear. E: [email protected] love you forever and miss you everyday. Always remembered by your son John, Fiona, grandchildren Colin, Jason and Sadly missed and never forgotten Three Bridges Business Park From your loving daughter Annmarie. Keith and great-granddaughters Leah, PillRoad, Carrick-on-Suir, xxx Taylor and Holly. xxxxx Love always - Mam Co. Tipperary. 051-645675051-645675-086-1721994 www.obrienmarble.com Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 25 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am

MCMAHON IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM (10th Anniversary) IN MEMORIAM The FAHEY LYONS WALL (4th Anniversary) (16th Anniversary) (8th Anniversary) Hand

In loving memory of my sister, Caroline of God Fahey, whose 4th Anniversary occurs on 25th August.

May the winds of Heaven blow softly and whisper in your ear. How much we Though today, love and miss you and wish that you In loving memory of Jimmy, late of you walk in were here. Upper Irishtown, Clonmel, whose anniversary occurs on 29th August. sorrow Time slips by and life goes on, but from You will not be our hearts you are never gone. In loving memory of Séan Lyons, late of Sunshine passes, shadows fall, loves In loving memory of Shane Wall, 19 alone 20 Powerstown Road, Clonmel, whose remembrance outlasts all and though Mountain View, Marlfield, Clonmel Lovingly remembered by Paul, Sandra, anniversary occurs on 30th August RIP. the years be many or few, they are filled whose 8th anniversary occurs on 20th There is One Darren, Tracy, Carrolanne and Callum. with remembrance of you. August. whose loving xxxx Always in our thoughts wisdom and forever in our hearts. Sadly missed by your wife Betty, son We miss you now, our hearts are sore, as Jimmy and daughters Helen, Bernie, time goes by, we miss you more. Your Is far greater HEFFERNAN Loved and missed Frances, Teresa, Clare and Carmel. loving smile, your gentle face, no-one than our own. (6th Anniversary) by your loving wife Marie and family. can fill your vacant place.

Always loved and missed by your Nanny Mary, Grandad Milo, your uncle Alan and Put your trusting O'SULLIVAN cousins Ian and Darren. xxxxx MCCORMACK hand in His (10th Anniversary) (8th Anniversary) If we could have one visit, on this our As alittle child saddest day. Maybe for a moment, our would do In loving memory of Tony McCormack, pain would go away. We would put our late of Upper Cahir Abbey, Cahir, whose arms around you and whisper words so And He like a 8th Anniversary occurs on 19th true. T hat living live without you is very loving father September. RIP hard to do. In loving memory of Willie Heffernan, Will guide and late of 23 Cherrymount, Clonmel, who Time slips by and life goes on, but from Miss you and love you always Shane - comfort you! died on 2nd September 2013 RIP our hearts you are never gone. Jackie, Eamon, Michelle, Emma, Lisa, Jamie, Katelyn, Tyler, Scott and baby His smiling way and pleasant face, are a We think about you always, we talk Lucy xxxxxxxx pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word about you too. In loving memory of our brother Thomas Day by day, there for each and died loved by all. O'Sullivan, late of 104 Elm Park, Clonmel, We have so many memories, but we will come to you who died on the 5th September and wish we still had you. Some day we hope to meet him, some whose birthday occurs on the 23rd New faith, new day, we know not when. To clasp his August. WALSH hope, new light hand in the better land, never to part Loved always - Eileen and sons Shane, (29th Anniversary) Barry and Gavin. again. Of all the gifts in life, however big or You’ll find that small, to have you as our brother was stars unseen by Sadly missed and always remembered the greatest gift of all. day your wife Kathleen, daughters Valerie, and Majella, son William and Geraldine, Shine through MCKELL From his brothers and sisters and their grandson Steven and great-grandson families. the darkest night Kyle. (20th Anniversary)

Anniversary Mass on Sunday 8th September in Ferryhouse at 10.30am. And though your RYAN In loving memory of a dear husband heart is longing HOULIHAN (4th Anniversary) and loving father Laurence Walsh, late of (19th Anniversary) For the dear one Derrinlaur, Clonmel. RIP who’s at rest Please also remember his father Tom You’ll know Walsh whose anniversary occurs around before the this time. RIP In loving memory of Jimmy, late of journey’s end Bianconi Drive, Clonmel who died on Those we love don't go away, they walk That God’s dear 2nd September 1999 RIP. beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard ways are best! but always near, still loved, still missed No matter how life changes, no matter very much and very dearly. what we do. A special place within our hearts is always kept for you. Aaron Ryan Sadly missed by your loving wife In loving memory of a dear daughter and Margaret, sons, daughters, sister, Karen Houilhan, 4 Abbey Terrace, Loved and remembered by your wife In loving memory of Aaron 'Ryaners' grandchildren, sons-in-law, Cahir who died on 4th September, 2000, Eileen, sons, daughters and their Ryan who died on 10th September 2015. daughters-in-law and also his brother aged 20 years. R.I.P. families. Johnny and sister-in-law. We thought of you today, but that is Never forgotten Karen. Mass offered. nothing new. We thought about you Masses offered. yesterday and will tomorrow too. Always remembered - Daddy, Michael and Brian. xxx We think of you in silence and make no outward show. For what it meant to lose Also remembering MCKELL you, only those who love you know. Tate (Woogie) Croome-Carroll. (20th Anniversary) Remembering you is easy, we do it every In loving memory of our dear brother day. It's just the heartache of losing you, Jimmy, late of 33 Bianconi Drive, that will never go away. When someone Clonmel who died on 2nd September 1999. Loved and remembered always and you love becomes forever - your loving Dad Tom and sister Always in our thoughts and forever in Jessie xxx amemory,the our hearts. Aaron's 4th Anniversary Mass will take memory becomes Sadly missed by your sisters Ronnie and place in St. Mary's Church, Irishtown on Eileen, brother-in-law Noel and family. Sunday September 8th at 12 noon atreasure. Author Unknown 26 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9 SCOIL RUÁIN KILLENAULE DEBS BALL Scoil Ruáin (Killenaule) Debs Ball Thursday, August 8 - Castle Arch Hotel, Trim, County Meath

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CAHIR CORNER

CAHIR COMHALTAS HARVEST THANKSGIVING T R A D F EST The Annual Thanks- The annual Cahir Tradfest giving for Harvest will be will take place from Friday 13 held in St. Paul'sChurch of to Sunday 15 September. The Ireland, Cahir, on this weekend is filled withtradi- Sunday, September 1 at tional music and dance.With 7.30pm. Cahir Choral Society many fantastic musicians will be in attendance and re- and singers it includes a con- freshments will be served cert, a Trad Trail, competi- after the service. All are wel- tions, workshops and pub c o m e. sessions over aweekend and is a family eventnot tobe CAHIR ACTIVE RETIREMENT missed. Contact Maryon Our next meeting is 0860624217 for more details. on Wednesday September4 The following is a in Cahir House Hotelat 2.30 Schedule ofevents; on Friday pm. Our members have just 6 September is the Launch in returned from a very enjoy- Cahir House Hotelat8:30pm able trip to the Lake District featuring Cahir Comhaltas in theUK. The next outing is along with Tutors and Special to the National Bowls Com- Guests. On Friday 13 petitions in Killarney mid September isthe Opening September. This is an annual Night in Cahir House Hotel at ARI event and enjoyed by 8:30pm, featuring Cahir teams and supporters. Au- Comhaltas alongwith Tutors tumn activities and outings and Special Guests.On Sat- will be on ourSeptember urday 14 September the agenda. We look forward to Workshops are from 10am – seeing you all then. 1pm in Cahir Boys National Results of card Game School &Our Lady of Mercy on Friday 23 August are; win- Primary School. There are Chattyboo Theatre Productions Theatre had the crowd in thrall at the Fionn McCool story telling on last Sunday in Cahir Castle ners Paddy Holleran, alsoStreet Session Competi- Bob Condon, Sheila Slattery tions (for Junior & Interme- children and all set up on the winner in the kids baking cat- volunteered to represent us week .The Jackpotisnow and Harry Tobin. The diate). AGig Rig & Tipp FM green at the frontofWood- egory.And we saya big thank in Miss Cahir 2019 last €5,300and ticketsare avail- next game is on this Friday will be on theSquare from view. There was music, tables you to all who took part. we e ke n d . able in the Enterprise Centre 30 August. All are welcome. 4:30 –7pm. And on Sunday15 and chairs to relax and We would like to thank in There was also a visit to and in local shops too. September there is Mass ac- everyone was treatedto a no particular order -To- the town by Minister for so- CAHIR MEET & TRAIN companied by Trad Music at barbeque with tastytreats, gether Ireland, Lawpro, Pat cial protection Regina Do- FAMILY CARERS IRELAND Members wereout in 11:30am. With StreetEnter- lots of drinks and sweets for Doheny(sound), food herty on Monday and atidy Local managerRichie force last weekend and a good tainment & Trad Trail, Ses- all to enjoy and lots of friendly vendors, Cahir River Search up of the Market Yard in pre- Molloy would like to thank all few took part in the Boston sions in Cahir House from neighbourhood chat too! &Rescue, Sinéad Delahunty, paration for theofficial who supportedrecent Scientific half marathon. 5pm and a Farewell Session in Well done to the organ- Carmel Philips, TETB, An opening of thenewly renov- church Gate Collection in Some were running under the Abbey Tavern on Sunday ising group of Bernadette Far- Gardaí, Tipperary Volunteers ated social offices was in Cahir. Mr Molloy went on to Team IP and others under evening to markend of the rell Coveney, Samantha Centre, Cahir House Hotel, order.Wewish the best of saythat all moniescollected Clonmel AC for anyone trying Annual Tradfest weekend in Darcy,Stacey Ronan, Aideen Lions Club, Cahir Comhaltas, luck to Leo and all who use the will go towards home respite to look up the results. Many C a h i r. O’Neill and Trevor Coveney Cahir to Sing, Wild swans and new office. in SouthTipperary. He asked members were taking on the whoably manned theBBQ! The Wahey’s. Abig shout out This year Cahir has been that family carers in this area distance for their first time INAUGURAL WOODVIEW We are already lookingfor- also to our discussion panel shortlisted in theEnterprise make contact withthe local and acquittedthemselves F UNDAY ward to next year. Brendan Cummins, John Towns Awards and judging centrein Clonmelon052 well. On last Friday evening Withthe fine weather to Hayes, SamanthaLambert will be carried out on Tuesday 6160455 to ensuretheyare the Boston 5km was held in match thefine atmosphereat A TASTE OF CAHIR and Will Fleury! 3 Septemberwhere judges getting all their rights and en- Powerstown Park and once thefirst Woodview Funday Last weekend we had an And a special thanks to will be in town for3 hours, so titlements and to be puton again members participated last Saturday, a great time was amazing time celebrating ourvolunteers- Alina, Niku, ourbest foot forward forthis thelocal database.The or- and some younger members had by all. It was intended to with amazing people who live Jirka, Eoin, Hugh, Paul, Bar- event also. ganisation may be able to doing well also. be agreat chancetoget out in Cahir and surrounding bara, Dorothy, Annmarie, I t’s great to see a new peri- providea few hours On Sunday we held the and meet the neighbours for a areas. It was organised by the Darren, Tom and Francis. meter fence been erected at home respite to carers who kiddies races in the Inch field chat and theweekend before community for the com- the old Co-op site and the are under pressure or who as part of our contribution to the children go back to school munity and we got a helping CAHIR TIDY TOWNS block wall is awelcome re- may need cover while they at- the festival. Thanks to John was the perfect time to hold it hand from so many locals, It wasa busy weekend in placement to the hoarding tend a family function such as Quirkefor sponsoring some and it was the first of many. businesses and organisa- Cahir for theGroup as the that had seen its better days. a wedding. of the prizes. The fine Organised by a fantastic tions. In the world bake off festival brought extra to town Local Judging is near com- weather brought out good group from1 – 5pm there competition we had winners and with it brings extralitter pletion but don’t let your CAHIR DAY CARE CENTRE numbers and with the Show were fun and games, 2 in threecategories; Noreen unfortunately. However, the guard down just yet as the The Centre will hold the on in Dualla it was great to be bouncy castles (kindly given Sherlock -mojito Cake, Nadia group were out in force to second judging could be the AGM on September5 at 8pm able to celebrate theHeritage at a reduced rate by Jolly Lounis -Algerian bread and keep it all under control. Our difference. We continue to at the DayCentre. All wel- Sunday locally. Bouncers in Fethard) forthe Isabelle Fraiser was the thanksto LauraBurke who meetwhile theevenings are c o m e. We continue toMeetand fine and meet as normal this Wednesday at 7pm.

CAHIR COMMUNITY LOTTO There was no winner of theDrawthat took place on Wednesday August 21, 2019 in the Social Welfare Office. The Draw was witnessed by Leo Coffey. The numbers drawn were 8, 21, 23 and 32. The 4 lucky dips winners each re- ceiving €25 wereKieran Butler, Mitchelstown Road, Cahir, RitaCoffey, Carrigeen, Cahir, Brenda Long, Barnora Crescent, Cahir and Peg Downes, Mitchelstown. Con- gratulations to all. The next Draw takesplace on today WednesdayAugust 28 in the Social Welfare Office Cahir Ladies Footballer Abby Noonan squares up to Professional MMA at 12 noon withresults next U8s at the sold out FAI Summer Camp last week in Cahir Park AFC with Robin Carey Camp Coach Fighter Will Fluery last Sunday in Cahir! Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 29

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ished up last Friday night jella who have worked hard by and it was Loughmore who September. We will take part withAidan Keatings 'Blame withthis team over thepast got the most as they added an- in a Mass at Knock Shrine on the Keeper' overcoming 'Sons twoyears, your patience time other three points to the the 3 September and stay of Pitches'from Emly by 3 and commitment has paid score board. The whistle blew overnight in Bundoran. goals to 2 ina very compet- off, thanks to everyone who for thegame to end and both There is a one day Retreat in itive final. James Pimmy came out to support and teams shared the spoils. Lough Derg on 4 September. Darcy was awarded the Player cheered the team to victory. Final scoreCahir 2-5 Witha guided day of prayer of the Tournament. County senior football Loughmore/Castleiney 1-8. and reflection, Healing of FAI SummerSoccer ch a m p io n s h i p Well done to all our team Memories, the option of the School-The FAIsummer Cashel wasthe venue last and management, you can see Sacrament of Reconciliation soccer camp took place at Sunday when we played our theworkis being putinand and thecelebration of Cahir Park last week. Agreat second round ofthe football everyone is in the zone. Eucharist in St. Patrick's Ba- week was had with 130 kids in championship against Full teamand scorers: silica. It isadvisable to bring atte n d a n c e . L oug h m o re / C a s tl ei n e y. Aaron Wall, James Walsh, warm and waterproof Gregg Cup- The Annual The first halfstarted slow Ger Hally, Keelan Looby, Sean clothing (pilgrims keep their Gregg Cup for boys Under 8 & and it wouldtake four O’Connor, Kieran O’D w y e r, footwear on). Buses cover 9 and our under 10 girls will minutes for thefirst scoreto Ger Quinn, Liam Casey (0-2), most areas throughout the take place this Saturday come,and boy! diditcome in EddieKendrick, Brian McK- county.For further details on kicking off at 10:30am. the form of a goal from Niall enna (1-1), Conor Cashman, travel arrangements call Players must be at Cahir Park McKenna, who burst through Tommy McDonagh (0-1), Niall Bridget O'Dea (Loughmore) by 10:15am to organize the defence on theright hand McKenna (1-0), Dean on 086-6792754 or Fr.Martin tea m s . side and left off a shotand Lonergan (0-1) and Sean Murphy (Drom/Inch) on 086- Young Isaac Burke thought milking the cow was very amusing at pet farm buried the ball to the backof Murphy. Subs Used: Patrick 3 8 6 8 8 7 7. in Swiss Cottage last Saturday CAHIR GAA CLUB NOTES the net. Loughmore got their Meehan, Ian Flannery,Nich- w w w.c a h i rga a . c o m first point on eight minutes olas Reidy, JakeKiely, and ‘KNOCK ME DOWN U12s make history - All from a free and on ten Stephen Grogan. CHALLENGE 2019’ Train on Tuesday and ation on Stammering at Met- roads led to Hollycross on Sat- minutes Liam Casey can- Draw the Joker -At a Knockmealdown Active Thursday in preparation for ropole Hotel, CorkCityon urdaylast for theCounty U12 celled that out withapoint changed venue our weekly will once again hold this themini marathon in Tuesday 27th August from 7-9 “B”Hurling Final encounter from play. fund raising game was held in multi-disciplinary event on September and meetat pm. This is a free event to help against Moneygall. Cahir playing withthe the Punters Rest lastSunday Saturday September 7 7.30pm sharp. and give advice to people who The game gotoff to a slow wind got two more points on and thanks to all inthe around the scenic Knock- stutter or their friends and start with only two points theboard around thetwenty Punters for makingusfeel mealdown Mountains in PARISH NOTES f a m i l y. scoredinthe first half both two minute mark after our welcome as usual. We will be south Tipperary.The normal Contact can call St Mary’s for Cahir,It wasall to play for opponents gottwo oftheir in the Galtee Inn this Challenge eventis aug- Parish in Cahir on 052- CAHIR PARK AFC in thesecond half both teams own and with four minutes weekend. This week’s win- mented by an enlarged and 7443447 for any information. ( c a h i r pa rk a f c . ie ) scored twopoints each left inthe half Loughmore ners: Pat Burke, Damian extra challenging ‘Knock ME Cahir Boys National TSDL Premier League: within thefirst 5 mins of the were awarded a penalty Gleeson, Michael Fitzgerald, Down MÓR’event.The Chal- School & Our Lady of Mercy Cahir Park A team started second half, then came two which they converted. Dean StephanieElliott and Tony lenge involves Cycling, Run- Primary School return from their premier league cam- goals in quick succession for Lonerganpointed afreeand O’Su l l iva n . ning, (or walking) and theirsummer holidays on to- paign at home to Glengoole Cahir, first one was from the halfcame toend all Juvenile News - Unfortu- Kayaking and is well suited to morrow,Thursday 29 August United last weekend but un- James O’Brien and the square 1-04 apiece. nately ourU14s were not so anybody witha reasonable at 9:20am. fortunately the game didn't go second green flag came from The second thirty started lucky last Wednesday level of fitness. Free English Classes for to plan and we went down 2- PatrickMcDonagh whichput thesame as the first with evening and lost out to Tickets are €65 each and Adults will resume after our 0. Nextweek Cahir Park Ju- the team well on their way to a Brian McKenna again finding Kilsheelan in thehurling include entry fee, warm down summer break from Tuesday nior Ateam areawayto great victory, final score the back of the net with five quarter final. Theyplayed a massage, refreshmentsafter- 3September 2019inthe Clonmel Celtic witha 12pm Cahir 2-06 Moneygall 0-03, gone on the clock. Lough- great game but it wasnot too wards, a goodie bag including Parish Rooms every Tuesday Kick off.League Division 2: the teamT J Molan (captain moregot a pointwithten be. Well done to all the team aparticipation medal and evenings from 7.30-9pm. Cahir Park B teamafter and pictured below) David minutes gone their first of the and mentors in getting this event T-shirt. Further in- Contact 087-6998346 or gaining promotion from Divi- Halpin, Dean Cummins, second half. far, alot ofhard work has formation is available at failteisteach - sion 3 last season travelled to Patrick McDonagh, Liam The game wastight with gone in to theyear by both www.knockmealdown - c a h i r @ g m a i l .c o m . Kilsheelan last weekend and Cleary,Conor Hickey,Dan both sides giving nothing players and management. ac t i ve.c o m . For Mass/Anniversary came away with all 3points Delaney, John O' Regan, away,a couple of black cards Fixture -U16A Football List please contactParish Of- after a hard fought 2-1 victory. Padraig Farrell, Sean Kovacs, for Cahir did notdeter the South Semi Final, Cahir V NEWS ITEMS fice before Thursdayat3pm Goals came from John Allen James O'Brien, LiamKelly team and the replacements Moyle Rovers took place on To includenews for inclusion in the coming and Paddy O’D o n n e l l . N ex t Sean Morrissey, Euan Magee, were up to the challenge. We Monday 26 August in Ard- items/photoson theCahir weekends Newsletter. Any Sundayour Bteam host Kil- Congratulations tothe Team, would only get one more finnan. pages please contact Cahir details receivedafter this will manahan United at 12pm. Managementand Parents, a scorein thehalf and that Correspondent, Maria Taylor be included in the following Over 35s League: Cahir fantasticachievement, a Spe- came from Brian McKenna as CASHEL & EMLY PILGRIMAGE by phone on 086 1022014 or we e ke n d ’ s Newsletter Park Over 35sLeaguefin- cial thanks to Tom and Ma- he pointed from play. APilgrimage to Lough email at caplicetaylor@hot- Open Evening for inform- Scores were hardto come Derg will take place on 3 & 4 m a i l .c o m

Cahir Park Over 35s League ended last Friday night with Aidan Keating’s 'Blame the Keeper' overcoming 'Sons of Pitches' from Emly by 3 goals to 2 in a very competitive final First of many Woodview Fundays last Saturday in Cahir ! 30 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9

AROUND THE DISTRICTS

NEW INN ROCKWELL ROVERS CAMOGIE Busy week ahead and gone by. Our u6, u8 and u10 teams travelled to Ballylooby on Monday nightfor somegreat matches. Huge thanks to everyone who travelled on the night. Rockwell Rovers GAA field will be a hive of activity as we hostnine finals in New Inn this Saturday, August 31. Please note, if you arecoming to thefield to supportthe girls, be careful in the car park at all times. U12s County Finals Bestofluck to ourtwo u12 teams who arein county fi- nals this Saturday, August 31 in New Inn. The whiteteam will play Boherlahan at 11am and the blue team will play Moycarkeyin theirfinal at 2pm.Wewish all thebest to This photographed was forwarded by Ally Power of the Hennessy family with their Santa dressed for the fantastic All-Ireland celebrations. The Hennessy family raise money every year at the players, coaches and Christmas for Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin and St. John’s Ward with their display of lights and figures etc., in their garden in Mullin a h o n e. m e nto r s . All support would be ap- vited to attend. We will play Grange- Connie (Athassel Abbey), ture and applaud her contri- onship has still to start. p re c i ate d . We welcome to Fr Bobby mockler in our final group Brigid Ryan, Brigid Sha- bution to conserving wildlife Hopefully, our club campaign Fletcher who will become our f i x tu r e. nahan. in Namibia. Slán leat! has stilla long way to run in NEW INN WOMANS GROUP new Parish Priest. Team Thomas Quirke, Sellers €20: Margaret 2019. Linedancing is backin James Mulcahy, David Hy- Long, B Toohey, Alice Carroll, September, more details next PROGRESSIVE 25 CARD land, Adrian O'Brien, Cian Anne Marie Morey, Anthony MULLINAHONE SLIEVENAMON VINTAGE week. The group would like to Winners last Wednesday, O'Brien, Pa Ryan, Rob H a l l y. GAA LOCAL UPDATE C LU B extend sincere sympathy to August 21 at the Old School, Maher(1-1), Robbie O'Brien, Next Jackpot €9 , 2 0 0 . With the end of a great All- The Annual Mullinahone the family of late Mary O’Don - Knockgraffon were James & Tom Conway, Colin Eng- Ireland Hurling double Slievenamon Vintage Club nell (nee McDonnell), Tem- Thomas Kennedy with13 lish(0-2), Ben Hyland (0-6, 4f), GAA BINGO within six daysfor Tipperary TractorRoad Run will take plemoreand formerly of games and in second place ConorWalsh, Dylan Flynn, Gaa Bingo continues every attentionin thecountynow place on the coming Saturday Derryclooney, New Inn. were Breda O’Donnell & Pat Mulcahy, Cormac Thursday at 8.30pm. Tea/ switchesback to club cham- August 31 around the roads of Marywas one of the Eddie Shanahan with 11 Flynn(0-1f).Subs Brian Hy- Coffee/shop open. pio n s h i p s . Mullinahone. The rally founding members of the games. Well done all. Tea and land for Dylan Flynn, John In senior hurling ourclub should getunderway from group and she will be sadly refreshments provided. Corbett for James Mulcahy, MOTHER AND TODDLER now faces twomost im- the village at around midday missed. Our thoughts and Cards start at 8.30pm. Dan Reardon for Cian Mother and Toddler group portant games with neigh- on this Saturday. Remember prayers arewith thefamily at All are welcome! O'Brien, Paddy Moran for beginning in Golden Com- bours Ballingarry. The first is if you aretaking part inthe this sad time. Robbie O'Brien. munityHall September 4 the Southsemi-final in Tractor Runor are one of the Ar dheis Dé go raibh a ROCKWELL ROVERS GAA South u14B Hurling from 9.30am to 11am. Monroe on this Wednesday supporters watching please hanam. Well done to our interme- Quarter Final: Fr Sheehy’s 2-8 Please feel free to come night. The winners will face be carefulon theroads. For diate footballers who de- Ballingarry 3-4. along for tea/coffee, meet CarrickSwan in theSouth further details read the ROCKWELL ROVERS LOTTO featedFr Sheehy’s last We had a great win in the other mums and children can final. The Swans defeated Kil- Tractor Run see Facebook. Results of lottoonSat- Sunday, August 25 in Clonmel South quarter final in play. Contact Stephanie on lenaule on Tuesday night. urday, August 24 at Ollie’s Sportfield in the County In- Clogheen on Tuesday evening 086 8049189. Just fourdays laterinthe PARISH NEWSLETTER bar, the no's are3,15, 17&26. termediate Football Champi- of last week against Ballin- county championship we Mass Times Morning No winner(s). onship. The final score was 2- ga r r y. BEST WISHES again play Ballingarry. This is Mass Monday –Friday at Lucky Dips x 4:(Blue & 12 to 1-10. Team : PJ Smith, Daire Stephanie Moloney will hardly good planning by the 10am. White& Online) Isabelle Their next matchis on English, Dylan Keating,Ben travel to Namibia, South South or CountyBoards. Both Anniversary Masses Sat- Gallagher, Audrey Moloney, Sunday September15 in Frazer,Conor English, Rian Africa at the end of this games are vitally important urday, August 31 at 8pm Billy Eileen Halley, Philly Faheyto Cahir at 12 noon against Riardon, John English, Oisín month to take up a voluntary for our senior hurling future. Cantwell and KathyMarnell be entered into a monthly Clonmel Óg. Ryan(1-5, 1-1f), Cathal English position at the wildlifesanc- Perhaps, theremay bealtera- Sunday Sept 1 at 11.30am draw for €500 on Saturday, (0-2), Dara Walsh (0-1), Dan tuary Park outside the capital tions as yet. Nelly Bolger (First An- September 7. Burke, John Burke, Padraig city of Windhoek. The sanc- Our junior hurlers have n ive r s a r y) Sellers x 4: Rockwell Hickey,Liam Carroll (1-0), tuary is home toadiverse surprised everyone and justi- HospitalVisitation If you Rovers x2, Michael Purcell C LO G H E E N Ryan Breidy. variety of wildlife species. fied the decision to step up or a family member are/will and Philly Faheytobe MASS TIMES IN CLOGHEEN South u16B Hurling: Bally- Many of these animals have from Junior B to Junior A be in hospital foratime and entered into a monthly draw AND BURNCOURT bacon/Newcastle 5-11 Fr. taken refuge atthe sanctuary hurling. They arenow in the would appreciate avisit, for €100 on Saturday, 7 There will be no Mass in Sheehy's/Ballylooby 2-17. having unfortunately come South Tipp semi-final against please contact Fr.Danny at S e pte m b e r. Clogheenon Sundays from Well done to Alex Spense into conflict with humans. either Skeheen, Killenaule or 0 8 6 - 2 4 02 4 82 . Thisweek's Jackpotis September 1. Mass will be in who played for Tipperary These animals are released Carrick Davins following €12,400 and thedraw will Clogheenevery Saturday at under16footballers in achal- back into the wild whenever theirrecent quarterfinal win FOOD FOR THE HOMELESS take place in Barron’s Pub on 6pm. Mass in Burncourt at lenge v Cork on the 4g pitch at possible and if this cannot over Grangemockler. Abox has been left in the Saturday, August 31. 10am on Sundays. PáircUí Chaoimh on Sat- happen thesanctuary After an eventful cam- Church for your donations of u rd ay. provides an opportunity for paign our minor hurlers have food to the appeal. Your sup- SPECIAL MASS FOR FR FR SHEEHY'S GAA CLUB Tony Forristal Tourna- these animals to thrive in a reached the South Tipp A port is very muchappreci- K E N N E DY Tipperary WaterCounty ment - natural environment without final for the first time in eight ate d . As youare aware Fr.Mi- Intermediate Football group Best of luckto Cathal Eng- the threat of persecution. years. In the final they will chael Kennedyhas left our 3 Round 2: Rockwell Rovers 2- lish and Oisín Ryan whoare Stephanie will be involved play Carrick Swan. Our junior GOLF CLASSIC parish to goto pastures new 12 Fr. Sheehy's 1-10 involved withthe Tipperary with the daily routines of footballers have also made The Mount Carmel Golf to the parish of Lattin/Cullen We lost out to a sharp teams for theprestigious feeding the park wildlife, progress and are nowat the Classic will take place on this after 12 years of dedicated Rockwell Rovers in Clonmel Tony Forristal and Sonny providing enrichment to the divisional semi-final stage. Friday August 30 and Sat- service here in New Inn/ on Sunday evening. We fell Walsh tournaments in Wa- animals in theform of inter- At underage levelthe urday August 31 at Callan Golf Knockgraffon. To mark this behind to a very earlygoal in terford next weekend. action, walks in thebush and season is drawing to anend, Club.Entry costs €60 per special occasion, it is envis- the second minute and were implementation of special but theclub’s annual hurling team of four. Societies and aged to have a special celeb- always playingcatch-up. ac t iv i t i e s . tournamentis nowcoming Groups welcome.For tee ratory mass on Friday, Thomas Quirke made some GOLDEN/ KILFEACLE From this Stephanie will up. It is expected that age times please contactRobert September 20 in New Inn great savesto keep us in the GAA CLUB LOTTO gain a unique opportunity by limits for all championships at 087-6592977or Margaret parish church at 7.30pm and game. Rob Maher made sev- Numbers drawn Tuesday, taking a hands-on role in con- up to -21 will change in Tip- on 087-9606440. afterwards in New Inn Con- eral lung bursting runs and August 20 were 8, 13, 19, 31) servation, rehabilitationand perary in the coming year. vent Hall for lightrefresh- finished off agreat movefor Jackpot €8,900 - No winner. humanitarian work withthe Mention of agelimits re- MULLINAHONE TIDY TOWNS ments and chat. our goal with a high fist to the Lucky Dip €20: Catherine local community. We wish minds one that the South Plans are up and running All parishioners are in- n et . Doyle, Angelina Hogan, her well on this exciting ven- Tipp U20/21hurling champi- forthe development of the Th ursday, August 29 ,2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 31

“New Pocket Park”for Mulli- B a l l i n ga r r y. nahone which will be located There was also a Ballin- on thewaste ground ad- garry connection with the joining Kickhams House on teamthat wonthe inaugural Fethard Street. This project U/21 hurling All-Irelandin has been made possible with 1964 in the person of Tommy assistance from Tipp County Brennan who was corner for- Council, buta large sum ward on that famous team. needs to be raised locally in What a week for Tipperary order to draw down a grant of hurling!! Well done Liam and €32,000 and develop the Park your local helpers–Sa n d ra with appropriate stone work, Molloy, Seamie Butler and seating, shrubs, hedging etc. John Durnin. A major fundraiser will be held in theGAA Centre with JOURNAL 2019 theirkind permission on Ballingarry Parish A.G.M Sunday September 22 next. will be held in Amby's Lounge, Ballingarry, on COMMUNITY GAMES Friday August 30 at 8.30pm. Well done to the local par- All are welcome to attend. ticipants in theCommunity Games finals lastweekend BINGO held in theUniversity of Lim- Ballingarry Community erick. The participants were Centre Bingo every Tuesday Ned O’Meara,Eva Gunn (who night at 8.15pm in Ballingarry was amedalist), Rachel Community Centre. O’Meara, Philip Dunne, John O’Meara and Grace Dunne. BALLINGARRY G.A.A. Lotto Results: Numbers The Killenaule U12 hurling team team took part in the Munster Activity Day in Semple Stadium recently. COMMUNITY PLAYGROUND 13-21-22-24. €40: Tommy & Mullinahone Community Mary Norton, Gragaugh; Ma- SENIOR CITIZENS WELL DONE CLUBMEN four in the first half with goals I .C . A Playground Committee jella Brennan,Lismolin; Ma- The next meeting of Kil- Congratulations to Tip- from Kevin Murray on 11 Powerstown /Lisronagh would liketo thank C.J.Kick- jella Crowley, Mullinahone; lenaule Senior Citizens will perary U20s teamand man- minutes with a free from 25 ICA will holdtheir hams GAAClub for theirvery Lorraine Fitzgerald, The take place on on Wednesday, agement on a fantasticAll yards, Zac Keating on 23 September meeting on Wed- generous donation to our Commons; LiamCarroll, September 11 in St. Mary’s Ireland victory last Saturday minutes, Daryl Peters with nesday 4 in Monroe Sports Playground. This money is Mullinahone.The Lottois Hall at 2.30pm. night in LIT Gaelic Grounds. the pickof thegoals from just Centre Powerstown, 7.45pm. very muchappreciated and still €20,000.The newLotto Special mention to our own inside theKilsheelan half on As many members as pos- will help withfinancing the is already up to €7,100 and KILLENAULE JUVENILE GAA club men John Ryan(Jnr) 30 minutes and Alex Meaney sible are askedto attend as general upkeep and running building by €200 per week. Congratulations and well Ballydine and Sean Corbett. It added the fourth just on half our Open Night inOctober costs of our muchvalued vil- done to Tipperary All Ireland caps off awonderful week for t i m e. and the two-night short lage amenity. hurling Champions 2019, Tipp GAA! The second half was very break away need to be final- special congratulations to much likethe first with i ze d . LOCAL LOTTO DRAW K I L L E N AU L E Killenaule players 'Bubbles', COLLECTION THANKS Burncourtscoring five more. The lastlocal lottojackpot PACEMAKERS / WALKERS Joe and Killian O’D w y e r. Many thanks to all who Brian White(Chalkie) RATHKEEVIN CARDS draw took place on Tuesday Our walks continue every Our U6s playedMoy- supported therecent Down scoring twice on 65thand Winnersof theweekly August 20 (due toHome- Wednesday evening at carkey in both football and Syndrome Collection. It was 80th minutes. David Clifford cardgame held on Thursday coming in Thurles on 7.30pm. Walks 5-7 kilo- hu rl i n g . much appreciated. getting two in the 68thand August 22: James &Thomas Monday night). The numbers metres. If you want to be part Our U14A team lost to St. 73rd minutes and Barry Kennedy; Jim Phelan & John drawnwere 10,13, 22 and 30. of a Whatsapp Group please Mary’s in the South semi final Cooney completingthe rout Donovan; all on 9games We had no jackpot winner, contact Mary Maheron 087- on a scoreline 2-15 to 3-4. in the 90th to make it 9-0. ga m e s . but there were 5 Lucky Dip- 2 0 3 89 5 1 . The club’s U14C team lost B U R N C O U R T Next Sunday we travel to Table prizes on 19th & pers whoshared theMatch 3 to Grangemockler in the PUMPKIN FESTIVAL - MONTH Mu l l i n a h o n e. 20th games: Betty Collins & prize of €1 5 0 . FAB FITNESS South semi final 5-12 to 4-2. LONG EVENT Michael O’Gorman with Mi- Congrats to the Dippers Delighted to begetting Both teams gave fought Following avery suc- BRIAN BORUS chael Prendergast & Mar- Josie Duggan, Patricia back to classes for the Au- hardand gave theirall butit cessful inaugural Pumpkin Brian Borus Camogie Club garet Quinlan. Vaughan, Donal Ryan, tumn Term every Monday wasnot tobe. These players Festival in 2018, Burncourt aredelighted to have two Next game on Thursday Siobhan Dunne and Michael and Friday morning at have made greatprogress Community Council will teams in the under 12 ‘A’ August 29 at 8.30 pm. Russell. Nextdraw will be on 9.30am in St. Mary’s Hall, Kil- since thestart ofthe year once again lend a platform to county finals on Saturday, Au- MondaySeptember 2when l e n au l e. which is dueto their hard this autumnal vegetable. gust 31. thejackpot could be worth These are aquick (only work and dedication. Festival events will be pub- The U12 County ‘A’ Cam - €9,950 (almost €1 0 ,0 0 0 ) . half an hour)and effective lished nearer the time but ogie Final Fixtures as Fol- N E WCAST L E classes designed to suit save the date on October 27 l ows : CHURCH GATE COLLECTION eve r yo n e’s needs. BOHERLAHAN for the Family Day with Second Team ‘A’Final: Newcastle First Re- BA L L I N G A R RY Biddy O’ Dwyer N.C.E.F. ARDMAYLE HERITAGE music-on-the-street from Saturday,August 31 in Rock- sponder Group are havinga UP TIPP AND UP fitness instructor and nutri- SOCIET Y The Loose Cannons. well GAA field in New Inn church gate collection in BA L L I N GA R R Y ! tional advisor. Philip Ryan’sbook of against Boherlahan - Throw Newcastle on Sunday 8th. Tipperary won theinaug- Personal Training also poems “Stories in Verse”will BURNCOURT CELTIC in 1pm. September.The group would ural U/20 Hurling All-Ireland ava i l ab l e . be launchedby Tim JoeMc- 50/50 Draw. Last week’s First Team County ‘A’ welcome your support. last Saturday evening at Páirc Tel: 087-6410352 Grathin theChurch in Ard- winner Colin English The Final: Saturday, August 31 in na nGael, Limerick, in front of mayle on Friday, August 30 at Bella who won €260. Next New Inn against Holycross - SCHOOL RE-OPENS a huge crowd. Cork’s quest for CRAFT CLASSES 7.30pm. A greatnight of en- weeks draw Ryans Bar Throw-in at 3 pm. Following the long afirst All-Ireland underage Craft classes will be held tertainment is assured with Burncourt Sunday August summer break. The local title since 2001 goes on as the in Ballynonty Community poetry reading, song and September 1st. Please sup- primary school re-opens this Boys in Blue and Gold became House on Monday, storytelling. Refreshments port as we havenow started P OWERSTOWN week. We wish teachers, pu- the first winners of the U/20 September 2 from 7-9 pm. served. All are welcome.Cost the development of our new WEDDING pils a very successful year. crown with a devastating dis- of book is €1 0 . pitch and we will need to sell Congratulations to Carol play of hurling artistry. KILLENAULE ACTIVE as manyas possible every O’Shea and William Tyrrell MASS ARRANGEMENTS It is only 12 months ago RETIREMENT MEETING CA M O G I E week to help with loan repay- who were married in Power- Mass arrangements will that Tipp.won thelast match A meeting of the above will Boherlahan Dualla’s ments and pitch develop- stown on Saturday. change this weekend with at U/21 also against Cork. Both be held in Ardagh House on Emma Horgan, Danielle m e nt . We wish the couple a Mass in Fourmilewater this those teams were managed Thursday, September 5 at 2 Ryan, Paula Quirke and Anna Clonmel Credit Union Di- happy life together. Saturday evening 31 at 6.30 by our ownLiam Cahill from pm. Murphywerepart of thevic- vision 3 League pm, and Newcastle on Sunday torious Tipperary U14A team Burncourt Celtic 9–0 SY M PAT H Y 1st September at 11 am. last weekend who were Kilsheelan United We extend our sympathy Mass at Rock BATHROOM FREE TO TAKE AWAY crowned Munster Cham- After being relegated last to the family of Oliver Doyle, Please note that the mass at pions beating Cork 1-02to1- season, Burncourt Celticgot especially to his wife the rock in Dunageeha will FREE BATHROOM: Free to take-awaythis weekend -bath, 01. CaoimheMaher was also off themark in Division 3by Josephine, sons, Peter and now be celebrated on Sat- toilet, cistern, wash hand basin, pedestal. All whiteand in in action at wing back for the putting nine past Kilsheelan Cathal, daughters, Johanna, urday, September 14 with perfect condition. Otherwise it goes in the skip.Clonmel Tipperary U14Bteam. Well United in Burncourt. Martha and Sara,and other Rosary at 2.30pm and Mass area: Tel: 086 0414315. done girls. Burncourt hit thevisitors for re l at i ve s at 3 pm. 32 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, August 29 ,20 1 9