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Congratulations Laura Ahern 6,000 FREE THINKING OF SELLING RENTING OR BUYING Also available at outlets in Mayfield, Upper Glanmire, Whites Cross, Watergrasshill, YOUR HOME? Glounthaune, Little Island, Carrigtwohill, Lisgoold, Carrignavar, Whitechurch & Knockraha. THE DIFFERENCE IS WE DELIVER Issue 9 - September 2015 Click or Call www.glanmireareacork.com e-mail- [email protected] M:086 8294713 We do it All! (!/ƫđƫ !00%*#ƫ Congratulations Laura Ahern Buying Advice JOE ORGAN AUCTIONEERS M: 086 6013222 T: 021 2428620 e: [email protected] www.joeorganauctioneers.ie Your Local Auctioneer in Glanmire L to R: Paul Ahern, Liam Ahern, Rena Ahern, Laura Ahern, Madeleine L to R: Lucy Dolan, Laura Ahern, Amy Dolan. Forde, Mairead Falvey, Cian Ahern Laura’s journey to the World Games began three years ago when she joined Owenabue Special Olympics Gymnastics Club in Car- rigaline. Thanks to a fantastic group of coaches Laura progressed quickly and qualified for the Ireland Games in Limerick in June of 2014. The Games were a wonderful experience both for the athletes and also the families. It was amazing to see the camaraderie between the athletes and to watch new friendships being forged. It truly embodied the Special Olympic Motto of “Let me win but if I cannot win-let me be brave in the attempt”. This motto is read out before every Special Olympics competition. During the competition the prospect of qualifying for the World Games in Los Angeles was the furthest thought from people’s minds as the competition was intense with anxious coaches and parents becoming “experts” overnight. The results were announced and Laura was on the podium having won both a Gold and Silver medal in artistic gymnastics which involves the disciplines of vault, floor, uneven bars and the beam. As the dust settled after the Ireland Games, Laura’s thoughts turned to school in Scoil Bernadette and her Junior Certificate in June 2015. - Right- Laura after gold medal presentation. SEE PAGE 4 FOR MORE Glanmire Community Association AGM Monday Sallybrook, Glanmire, Cork. September 14th 8.pm at the Community Centre ITEC LEVEL 3/4/5 ITEC LEVEL 3 ITEC level 2 Sports Massage Therapy Certificate in Personal Training diploma in Beauty New (including Fitness Instructing & Nutrition) Therapy ITEC LEVEL 3 I R E L A N D ’s diploma in Holistic Massage ITEC LEVEL 2 6 WEEK COURSE largest MINdS Award in Instructing Studio Certificate in Professional Independent ITEC LEVEL 5 Cycling Sessions Makeup diploma in education Private ITEC & Training College ACAdeMy New Minds Fitness & Beauty Academy, Unit 1 Brooklodge Business Park, 021 482 0649 [email protected] Glanmire, Co. 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Michael Ruff, Ph.D (Georgetown Universtiy Medical School) states “studies can support the use of massage therapy to alleviate stress, relax muscles and now possibly serve as an alternative to medical practice” Another study published by TRI reports women who had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and who received regular massage therapy (3 times per week for 5 weeks) showed an 80% improved immune function. Arthritis Pain? Living with arthritis pain can affect every part of your life. There’s a time to use pain medication, BUT not before seeking a natural way to correct the CAUSE of the problem! Ask yourself … It keeps you from enjoying the good things in life – time with after taking all these pain medications…maybe for years…are you grandkids, playing golf, even working in the yard. any better off? It would be nice to get out of bed – just one morning – without My name is Dr. Eric Kelly, owner of Glamire Chiropractic Clinic. pain. Over the past 12 years since we opened our doors, we’ve seen over a thousand people come in suffering with arthritis and leave the Every time you try and push through the pain…like standing or office pain free. walking for a long period of time…you pay for it for the next 2-3 days with even more pain. “I only wished I had found you sooner” Do you have any of the these We hear this too often, so I have decided to do something about it Arthritic problems? and run this special offer. Call before September 15th and mention our special offer for the “Arthritis Evaluation” and get all of the Osteoarthritis following for €60: Rheumatoid arthritis Bursitis/tendonitis • An in-depth consultation about your arthritis where we will Degenerative joint disease listen…really listen. Lumbar disc problems Aching pain in the arms or legs • A complete nerve, muscle and spinal exam to find the “cause” My name is Monnika Varnaite, owner of Sports Massage Therapy of your problem. Glanmire. 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In On Sunday the games began early September the letter arrived in earnest and Cork man Sean informing us that Laura had been Coleman was quickly on the selected for the Irish team to podium with a Silver medal in participate in the World Games swimming.
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