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Community Games 2017 After the Great Display of Our Swimmers in May, Our At- Tention Turned to the Athletics Events in the Mardyke on the 10Th June Community Games 2017 After the great display of our swimmers in May, our at- tention turned to the athletics events in the Mardyke on the 10th June. 25 boys and girls represented Glan- mire in these Cork finals and the winners all go through to the all-ireland finals in Abbotstown in August. A first for Glanmire was to have a competitor in the Jave- lin event and Lily O’Riordan did Glanmire and her fam- ily proud by taking a silver medal in the u-14 girls event. The track events then took place and although we had competitors in most events we found it hard to get into the medal winners. That said every child ran their hearts out and did us and their families proud. We want to thank the parents for their help on the day and also a big thanks to Finbarr Harty and Jenny McTigue from the community centre for helping the committee who organised and ran the event. As the older student events started our luck changed and after Logan Murphy took silver in the u16 boys 100mts sprint Martin Ekhosuehl took the gold in the boys u16- 200 mts. Then we seemed to keep our best to the end when Stephen O’Toole surprised all of us and left his father in shock as he ran away with the 1500 mts. race. Other medal winners were Keelan O’Sullivan, Daniel O’Keefe and Harry Jones. The end result is that Stephen O’Toole and Martin Ekho- suehi will represent Glanmire and Cork in Abbotstown in Dublin in August. Then on to Riverstick on Saturday 17 June for the Art and Handwriting competitions. Again we were well represent- ed and thanks again to the parents who helped to keep the events on time and we were all on our way home by lunch-time. Noel Delea, Keelan O’Sullivan, Stephen O’Toole and Sean Delea the president of As a result of the various competitions we have 3 students the community games, presenting the runners of 1600 metres with their gold going to Abbotstown: Abimbola Fashade U10- Adam Lane and silver medals. U12-and Ciara Fitzpatrick U14. We also took 2 silver and 2 bronze medals. Fergal Crowley, Olivia The judges told us the standard was very high and we are Nyhan, Ava Daly and proud of all the competitors. Olivia Keogh taking part The last event was the Handwriting event and here we at the community games won both u10 events – Andrea Xavier and Jack McGarry. in the mardyke. Here also we won some silver and bronze medals . Well done to the teachers in the various schools. As we go to For more pictures see press we are delighted that Glanmire Gaelic football under page 9. 12 girls qualify to represent Cork in the Munster Final in U.L. in Limerick on Saturday 1st of July. Good luck to all. 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Terms & Conditions Apply ACCESS YOUR ACCOUNT: TRANSFER MONEY: CHECK YOUR BALANCE: MAKE A LOAN ENQUIRY. 24 HOUR ACCESS 7 DAYS A WEEK ON OUR MOBILE APP www.glanmirecu.ie 021 4821799 4 Directors Cut The next public meeting will date will be advertised. be on Monday 10th July at The Area Engineer Gerard 8.15pm in Glanmire Commu- O’Hora agreed to meet a small nity Association, Riverstown delegation in the Park, we had Cross. The theme is “ Proposed a very worthwhile meeting. He infrastructure development agreed to trim back the trees in Glanmire area 2018 / 2020." at the back of the playground. County Councillor Padraig O Damaged seats to be replaced Sullivan will make a presenta- with steel seats. Three new tion. Please come and show lights to be installed to light up your support. the front of the park. CCT camer- We organised a clean up in the as to be ap- Park at Riverstown Park on Saturday 27th May, 10 people turned up a dis- appointing turn out but we did a huge amount of work, collected about 25 bags of cans and bot- tles, the County Council collected them that even- ing. Thank you to those that turned up and take a pat on the back. This is our only park in the area, we are so lucky to plied for from the have such a nice space, unfor- municipal council, hopefully tunately it doesn’t clean itself, this will help the antisocial be- this usually happens on the play road opposite the Riverstown the County council empty the haviour. equipment, a suggestion was Inn, it is a bit of an eye sore and bins and the Tus guys cut the A big discussion took place on made that a big bin for glass loads of people have been com- grass and pick up litter, unfor- fencing off the playground, bottles be put in and youths be plaining over the last few years, tunately they are scarce in num- we all agreed it was a big area encouraged to use it! as this is private property it is bers and can only do so much. but suggested that maybe kid- Two of the paths are prone to not the Councils responsibility, The amount of cans and bottles dies area be done this year and flooding and make it impossible he did suggest that he could up in the wood has to be seen maybe the rest next year. The to walk in the front of the Park put kerbing to stop the stones to be believed. We are planning playground is due for a revamp for many months, Gerard agrees falling on to the path. The Court another clean up in the next few in next year or two. to sort this out. House has been painted in the months and hopefully more of The issue of Teenagers breaking An enquiry was made about last few weeks and looks fantas- ye will come out on the day, the bottles was a major concern as the area outside the Vets, could tic, well done to Cork County a wall be erected on the main Council it looks great. Glanmire Community Garden Glanmire community garden is a voluntary group, created Request: by members of the communi- Need help to try to get rid of ty. It is based in the grounds of Wild Clematis in John O Cal- Glanmire Community College. laghan Park, it is destroying Members come together to the shrubs and trees in the garden collectively, sociably, front of the park, from the organically and sustainably. entrance along the wall past We collaborate on projects, exercise equipment. It can share the work and harvest. be pulled out but we need The garden is a place where lots of hands to try and get members can use and share rid of it. their skills. Our horticulturalist Chris Troy is always on hand Please come on Saturday to give us advice. The garden 22nd July at 11am to 1pm all is open Saturday mornings you need to bring is garden- 10am -12noon and Wednes- ing gloves and if you have days 4pm- 6pm. Beginners clippers. are always welcome. 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