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Mayfield Community School MAYFIELD MATTERS FREE YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER FREE ISSUE 82 OCTOBER / NOVEMBER, 2015 CONGRATULATIONS SHAUNA When most of us think of Semple Stadium, men’s football or hurling is probably the first thing to come to mind but for Mayfield Ladies Football Club, and one player in particular, it now carries a much more significant meaning. Shauna Cronin (17) has worked tirelessly for the past few years and has had to overcome some huge obstacles; coming from such a young Junior A 13-a-side club for starters (est. Dec. 2008) to prove her worth on a Cork panel, and this year she did it with style. Shauna was instrumental in securing Cork’s place in the All-Ireland Minor final with her late goal in the semi and ensured she added to the score line in the final (1-1) helping the Cork Minors win their 8th All Ireland title. Shauna is a pleasure to watch on a pitch. Her work rate and ability to read a game is second to none, she is encouraging and an inspiration to her team-mates and our younger players have a wonderful role model to look up to as Shauna also manages to excel in other disciplines (we don’t know where she gets the time or energy). When Shauna began playing football she was a small little bit of a girl, who you may think might be knocked over easily, and there were some tears in the early days but Shauna’s determination was obvious, even back then. She has developed into a tall, strong confident footballer and we are certain that she will continue working tirelessly to keep the red & white jersey of Cork on her back. We are so very proud of her and all that she has achieved, she has put Mayfield Ladies Football Club on the map and our hope is that she won’t be the last Cork player to do so. Congratulations Shauna, you deserve every success and you have once again made your family, club and community very proud; Shauna Cronin with her parents, Marion & AJ, and we cannot finish without also congratulating her mother, celebrating her All-Ireland win with Cork. Marion Cronin, who is part of the management panel for the now All-Ireland Minor Champions, 2015. IN THIS ISSUE: PLEASE NOTE HAPPY HALLOWEEN Details of local courses and services, To guarantee inclusion of photos of yore, articles, stories, poems, adverts / items in the GAA news, gardening tips and more! CHRISTMAS ISSUE of MAYFIELD MATTERS, NOTE please ensure they are submitted Mayfield Matters is now available before the closing date, which is: on the Mayfield CDP website: www.mayfieldcdp.ie MONDAY, 16 NOVEMBER MAYFIELD MATTERS is a local community newsletter produced in the Mayfield CDP Community Resource Centre by volunteers with the support of the CDP staff; it is funded through the adverts placed in the newsletter, fundraising and grant allocations. THERE IS A BUZZ FOR LIFELONG LEARNING IN MAYFIELD On Wednesday, 9th September 2015 dozens of local people attended the annual information sessions held in the CDP Community Resource Centre, 328 Old Youghal Road, Mayfield. Information on courses, services and supports was distributed to those who came and they were able to enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a chat in the back garden of the Community Resource Centre. The Aisling Service Pop-up Café team (right) ably provided these light refreshments. The buzz of people coming in and out of the centre with information and a plan about what course they could avail of in the coming weeks was energising and positive and reflects the continued need for a variety of courses, services and supports that the Mayfield community has. The organisers of the event, the Mayfield Community Education Network would like to thank all of the groups that had an information stand on the morning and the Mayfield CDP Community Resource Centre team for their help with the set -up of the event. Thanks to the Old Youghal Road Community Employment Scheme for the use of tables and of course to the Aisling team for their work organising the teas and coffees. Finally thanks to all of the people who attended the event and made it a success. FOURTH CLASS GUARDIAN ANGEL NATIONAL SCHOOL, 1967 Back row: Sean O'Reilly, Thomas Pike, John Murphy, Richard Keating, David Gibbons, Martin Walsh, Padraig Hyde, Paul Bowles, Paul Cunneen, Martin Mulrey. Middle row: Michael Doyle, Max O'Donovan, Teddy Kiely, Richard Milner, John Geary, Colman Casey, John Crowley, John Walsh, Anthony Ahearn, Tony Kennedy. Front row: Liam O'Connor, John Horgan, Eddie McCarthy, Michael Daly, Thomas Lester, Declan Crowley, Noel Barry, Michael Lynch, Gerard White, Anthony O'Rourke, Kenneth Crockett, Laurence Murphy. Photo courtesy of Richard Milner, MIT Professor of Nuclear Physics, Massachusetts, USA. THANK YOU! To the many people who contacted us in relation to the photo of the man on the Murphy’s Brewery horse-drawn cart which we carried in the last issue. HE WAS DENIS O’MAHONY, COMMONS ROAD. He was the last of the Brewery’s horse-drawn cart drivers. FRANK O’CONNOR LIBRARY MURMONT, OLD YOUGHAL ROAD, MAYFIELD, CORK T: 021-4924935 E: [email protected] OPENING HOURS: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 10.00 - 1.00; 2.00 - 5.30 CLOSED 1.00 – 2.00 FOR LUNCH NOTE: MAYFIELD LIBRARY IS NOW OPEN ON THURSDAYS READ, LEARN AND EXPLORE You do not need to be a member to make use of many of the Libraries’ resources, such as Local Studies, Learning and Reference resources, newspapers and journals, or to attend any of the talks, readings, classes or other events which take place regularly in Cork City Libraries. Use of these is free to the public. MEMBERSHIP FEES BORROWING Everyone up to 18 years FREE Up to ten items — whether books, CDs, DVDs may be borrowed at one Adult: Standard: €15, Concession*: €5, 65 years of age and older: FREE. time, for a period of two weeks. Visually impaired persons FREE. Persons holding a free travel pass FREE. *If one of these categories applies to you, you qualify for the concession fee: You can renew these items online or 1. Unemployed Persons, Persons on disability allowance and on the phone. their dependent spouse. Download eBooks and eAudiobooks. 2. Persons in receipt of carer's allowance. 3. Lone Parents. Visit www.corkcitylibraries.ie/digital 4. Asylum Seekers. 5. Students over 18 in full-time education. Cork City Libraries App now available to download free. Relevant ID required. €2 per Class Weds: 9.00 - 10.30am Scoil Mhuire Banríon, Mayfield Numbers limited - Contact Úna on 087 652 2930 You’re never alone with a Seniors Link Pendant Alarm! Do you live alone and are over 65? Are you or IONA ROAD, MAYFIELD your family worried about your safety at (Alongside All Round Beauty) home? Do you want to stay independent in your own home whilst being assured that there Phone: 2390019 is someone looking out for you? PRICE LIST The Seniors Link pendant alarm is an SOS Father and Son only €15 system which summons emergency help within Gents Only €9 seconds by a simple press of a button (small, School Students only €8 and usually worn around your neck or wrist). Kids under 7 yrs only €7 Hot Towel Shave only €12 FOR MORE Hot Towel Shave and Dry Cut only €18 INFORMATION CONTACT: GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE MAYFIELD CDP RESOURCE OPENING HOURS: CENTRE Tues- Fri: 9.30 am - 5.30 pm (021) 450 8562 Sat: 9.00 am - 5.30 pm MAYFIELD CDP COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE 328 OLD YOUGHAL ROAD MAYFIELD, CORK Phone: 4508562 Fax: 4508507 [email protected] Celebrating 25 years 1990 - 2015 RESOURCE OFFICE RESOURCE CENTRE Monday: 9.30am to 5.00pm Monday: 9.30am to 5.00pm; 5.30 to 9.00pm Tuesday: 9.30am to 5.00pm Tuesday: 9.30am to 5.00pm Wednesday: 9.30am to 5.00pm Wednesday: 9.30am to 5.00pm; 6.00 to 9.00pm Thursday: 9.30am to 5.00pm Thursday: 9.30am to 5.00pm; 6.00 to 9.00pm Friday: 9.30am to 1.00pm Friday: 9.30am to 1.00pm SERVICES PROVIDED: PHOTOCOPYING * FAXING * LAMINATING TYPING OF PROJECTS, LETTERS, CVs BINDING OF PROJECTS POSTERS * FLIERS * LEAFLETS NIGHT-TIME ACTIVITIES: MONDAY Haniel Therapy (also Friday mornings) WEDNESDAY Overeaters Anonymous THURSDAY Overeaters Anonymous Rooms for hire: The Community Resource Centre has a training/meeting room (20-25 people capacity) which is available for use by individuals and groups. Contact the resource office for more information. Computer Room: The Community Resource Centre has a computer room with 8 computers with WIFI access this is available to local people to use on a call-in in basis during the day and in the evening. The room is also available for groups to run courses. To find out about this resource please contact the Centre’s resource office. Age Action Ireland: This organisation uses the computer room on a Monday morning to run their one-to-one basic computer tuition to adults who are over 55. Additionally the local Aisling service, use the computer room on a Tuesday afternoon. Mayfield Community Adult Learning Project C.A.L.P.: This project runs community education, first step courses for adults living in the Mayfield community. Courses include Beginners Computers, QQI (FETAC) Level 3 and 4 Computers, ECDL modules, Personal Development and First Aid (Basic and Level 5). Rainbow Childcare Service: This morning service is available to parents/carers of children aged 6 months to 5 years. Please contact Kathleen at 4508562 to enquire about available spaces.
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