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BY DYLAN WHITE “a dreamcome true” for formers this year,withSyn- found outtheyare going to be e-mail: [email protected] everyoneinvolvedintheclub. ergy impressing at alive on theToy Show,”Shannon Twitter: @TipperaryLive The ToyShowreceivedover auditioninCork. “Theemo- says. 5,000 applications from per- tionwasunrealwhenthekids Landing aplace on this CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 g Christmas’RTÉ One Late Late ToyShowis“the icing on the cake” foragroup of talentedlocal dancers. After “smashing” 2019, 13 talentedgirls from Synergy Dance Club will perform in frontofthe nation on November 29. Synergy Dance Club was founded in Clonmelin2015 by sisters Nicole and Shannon Greene,branching outintoWaterford cityayear later. The club received€1,000 forwinning Waterford’s Got Talentthis year,which has gonetowardsessentialequip- mentfor its dancers. Synergy took first place at VIPAll-Ireland 2019, withall thedancerswinning their doubles and trios. The club had11crews compete in an- otherAll-Irelandaweeklater, including aparents teamfor fun. Synergyalso wonBest Hip Hop School 2019 at the All-Ireland Dance Awards this month. Synergy’s Shannon Greenesayssecuring aplace on theLateLateToy Showis Chloe Farrell, SineadFurlong and SineadHayes at the Strictly Black and Amber dancing extravaganza for Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams GAA and Camogie Clubs
7O’Connell St,Clonmel Tel: 0526121205 Sans Soucis MakeEar Up Range Now Piercingin Store Now Available 2SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 N EWS Have you news for South Tipp Today? Email [email protected] ‘D o n ’t be afraid to pick up the phone or meet with someone you can talk to’ Former Tipperary hurler John Kiely, who took up the John Leahy was among a theme of bullying. He advised students that bullying should number of speakers from not be hidden and that they the worlds of sport, policing should not be afraid to reach and education to give a outfor help when times be- presentation to the Abbey come difficult. CBS in Tipperary Town last The experiences ofmem- bers of An Garda Síochana week on the issue of mental were also at hand. Tipperary health awareness. Tow n’s Community Garda The event was organised by John Hennessy shared his ex- local sports pundit Stevie periencesof being bullied O’Donnell, who assembled a when he was in school, while range of speakers to share Garda Niamh Dooley from their experiences of theRoad PolicingUnit in gambling, alcohol and drug Cahir sharedhow she has ex- abuse, theimportance of perienced members of her sport for a healthy mind and own family being verbally at- body, and how some mis- tacked online.She also out- takescan have far-reaching lined how, when someone is c o n s e que n c e s . targeted for bullying, entire The eventwas attended by families can be affected. hundreds of students from Garda Anastasia Murphy Tipperary Town’s secondary from Thurles Garda Station is schools -the Abbey,St Ailbe’s aforensic collisionspecialist and St Anne’s, as well as who is based in Thurles. She Rockwell College in Cashel. describedhow, throughher Opening the event, past profession, she has wit- pupil David Condon warned nessed thedevastating con- of the dangers and con- sequences of speeding, sequences of online bullying, failureto weara seatbelt, as particularly given that it can well as drink and drug- Front: Garda Niamh Dooley, John Kiely, Garda Anastasia Murphy and David Condon. Back: Kevin Hally, Brian Glasheen, Stevie O'Donnell, Garda John take many forms and is ac- d r iv i n g . Hennessy, Garda John Kingston and John Leahy cessible withthe opening of The ease with which someone hooked on either Cahir,a happy ending en- an appon asmartphone, people can acquire and be- intoxicant, warningthat it is which makes it hard for the come dependant on drink sued as Brian has gone four then that people’s troubles years without a bet, and life target to escape. and drugs wasa topic that can start. Following him was Lim- former Tipperary hurler is good. A firsthandaccount of the Sport wasa common erick hurling manager and John Leahy dealt with. He addictive and destructive principal of theAbbey CBS spokeof howeasy it is to get theme throughout the day’s nature of gambling was given presentations. Games devel- by local man Brian ‘B o c a’ opment administrator for Glasheen. Brian became ad- Tipperary GAAKevin Halley dicted to gamblingat a young highlighted how an involve- age, and he told thestudents mentin sport contributes to present of how “money be- good mental and physical came my God”and resulted in h ea l th . him stealing from his em- Finally, local councillor ployer to support his habit. Donna Bergin left thestu- He described the “d a r k dents with some valuable ad- road ”thathe embarkedon at vice. “If you’re worried, that time in his life, and of reachout for help.Don’t be how his family also bore some afraid to pick up the phone of the impact of his addiction. or meet withsomeone you Butby seekinghelp and at- can talk to.” tending atreatment clinicin
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It's a remarkable achieve- ment for the club and one that was celebrated in style by members at a glittering anniversary bash in Hotel Minella. 'The Island' club has a spe- cial place in the town's history and folklore and is justly proud of its century and a half on the river. And it has no plans to rest on its laurels, orlift its blades from the waterfor afinal t i m e. Instead,it is driving ahead for an equally ambitious fu- ture as it further cements it- self in the town's sporting and social fabric. Members of Clonmel Rowing Club celebrating the club's 150th anniversary at a gala function in Hotel Minella Success on thewater has been central to theclub's will help the club maintain its stone,but the hardwork parents who arealways ready strong and helped toestab- the1970s were very similar to ethos and it canboast 15na- pre-eminent position in the must be maintained to keep to drive toan eventor bake a lish theclub onthe social those of today. tional champions in this most years to come as new emer- thingsafloat. She described cake for a fundraiser. fabric of the town. Club captain Pat Kinsella competitive of sports, as well ging talent carrygreat hopes the executive branch as the “Thereare somanyothers “It was hanging by a thread went backa littlefurther in as many more wins at regattas for further glory. first pillar and pointedout in town, business people and at times, but the heroic efforts time and recalled how across the countryand inter- However, the club has now that theclub would notsur- former members, who areso of so many peoplehelpedto Clonmel raced Waterford in n at io n a l l y. many members of morema- vive with theinput fromof- good to us as they havefond keep it going. People stepped an annual event and in 1878 And central to most of ture years who are also f ic e r s . memories of the club. up at different times and theprize was£100, which those in recent decades has helping to keep the sport alive The second was youth Without their goodwill we some are not withus any would equate to about been coach Jimmy Fennessy, in the town. Some are re- rowing, such a vital element would have a hard time sur- more but we should re- €13,000 in today's money. who was honoured at the cel- turning after an absence, of the club. “Weput a lot into v iv i n g ,” she added. member them,”she said. They were some of the ebrations forhis immense manymoretaking it up for this section butwe getso What had helped the club “The history of the club glory days for the club, with contribution to the club, ac- the first time, and they are much back,”she remarked. reach its 150th anniversary would be very different up to 20,000 people attending cepting a beautiful framed also keyto what president The third pillar arethe was a combination of a without them. Remember regattas and often abrass photograph of 'The Island' Brenwen Kelly describes as active adult members, the number of factors, including your heroes,”saidthe first band and a big crowd waiting from president Brenwen the four pillars required to 'engine room' of the club, with location and community. lady president of the club. for the crew at the railway sta- Kelly and captain PatKin- keep theclub strong and vi- a diverse range of vital skills 'The Island' was symbolic Club stalwart Dermot tion when Clonmel returned sella. brant as it looks to the future. and talents. in Clonmel and much loved by Dougan read excerpts from after a big win. It is Jimmy's legacy that The club has done bril- And finally there’s the af- everyone. And the sense of old minute booksand re- liantlytoreach suchamile- filiated supporters, including community has always been marked that the concerns of Raw sewage seeping into river at Grangemockler The pressing needfor a structure is put in place. developer who has put in a lot very concerned about waste ment, said he had been in theCouncil petitioned Irish wastewater treatmentplant Several councillorsspoke of work and paid a lot of seeping into the ground and contactwiththe owner of the Water on several occasions forGrangemockler has been at the meeting about raw money out of his own pocket going into the Linguan River. housing development in for a wastewater treatment highlighted by local council- sewage from ahousing devel- in relation to a proposal for a He pointed outthat the Grangemockler that was plantfor Grangemocklerand lors, who have complained to opment in Grangemockler new housing development Linguan was the source for a causing problems. would certainly do so again. County Councilmanagement going into the Linguan River. for Grangemockler. large percentage ofCarrick- He reportedthis owner Irish Water was saying it aboutraw sewerage from Mullinahone Cllr Kevin He said the village was cur- on-Suir's water supply. seemed genuinely interested didn't have money in its cap- houses in the village entering O'Meara (Ind) said there were rently depending on privately Carrick-on-Suir Muni- in sortingthe issuesout ital programme to provide theLinguan River, which is a people interested in building owned septic tanks but it cipal District engineer Willie th e r e. this type of infrastructurein keysource of Carrick-on- houses in Grangemockler in really needed awaste water Corby assured councillors "I think we will get some smaller villages. Suir's water supply. the future but they are cur- treatmentplantif it wasto thewater treatmentplantin sort of agreement beforethe "Wewill certainlypush The complaints were rently restricted from doing grow and progress. the area was well capable of end of the year," hetold coun- the issue and hopefully we made at Carrick-on-Suir Mu- this because therewasn't a He appealed to the handling pollution from the cillors. will getit done in afuture in- nicipal District's monthly waste watertreatment plant, Council to start the process of Linguan River. Director of Tipperary vestment programme." meeting, which also heard which was "urgently needed". securing this infrastructure. James Murray,senior ex- County Council's planning the village won't be able to ex- Cllr Kieran Bourke (FF) As a Carrick-on-Suir res- ecutive engineer in the and water services depart- pand further until this infra- said he spoke to a property ident, Cllr Bourke said he was council's planning depart- ment Marcus O'Connor said Planning sought to build homes in Carrick-on-Suir and Clonmel Two planning applica- November 4, seeking permis- Joy and PeterO'Loughlin to homes, and four terraced GLENCONNOR HOMES Clonmel-based Brinkley tions seeking the green light sion to build 25 houses on the build 39 houses at Sir John's dwellings with three bed- Homes on October 8. to build 68 new homes in Car- Waterford Road, Carrickbeg. Road, Ballynagrana, Carrick- rooms. The council is due to A proposal tobuild 77 new According to the applica- rick-on-Suir have been sub- The estate would com- on-Suir. The application was decide on whether to ap- homes in Clonmel is also tion, the development mitted to Tipperary County prise amix of 13 three-bed- submitted on October 8. The prove, refuse or seek further being considered by Tip- would comprise 28 semi-de- Council in thepast few room and 12 two-bedroom houses proposed include one information on this applica- perary County Council’s tached houses, two de- we e k s . two-storey terraced houses. detached four bedroom tion on December 2. planning department. tached houses, 33 terraced M2B Developments Ltd. The council is also consid- house, 16 four bedroom semi- Its decision on the M2B The planning application for houses and 14 apartments. lodged an application with ering an application lodged detached dwellings, 18 three Developments application is the mixed estateof houses The council is due to reach a theCouncil on Monday, by Pierce O'Loughlin, Paul bedroom semi-detached due on January 4 next year. and apartments on a siteat decision on the application Glenconnor was lodged by on December 2. Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 7
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Talented Synergy Dance Club members will perform on the RTÉ One Late Late Toy Show on November 29 after 'smashing' the auditions ‘I had great fun meeting great people’ The end of an era was celeb- Chawke led the tributes to his over the years the craic and rated in Clonmel last Sunday brother,who purchased the banter in the barbecamethe bar in 1968 and which opened stuff of legend. night when Chawke’s, one of its doorsin February1969 to “I will miss it but it’s time the country’s best-known coincide with the National to sit back and take arest,” and most popular pubs and Coursing Meeting at Power- says Gerry,a largerthan life an institution in the town, stown Park. c h a rac te r. closed its doors for the final A cake was cut and songs “We had some great years were sung, including Lim- and some tough years too, but t i m e. erick You’re A Lady in honour overall it was agreat little Proprietor Gerry Chawke of Adare man Gerry and corner pub. We have great and his wifeAnne have re- Anne, whois alsofrom Lim- memories, we had some tired after more than 50 years e r ic k . lovely customers and never Tipperary County Council cathaoirleach Cllr Michael Murphy wishing Gerry and Anne Chawke all the best in business and the bar on the Acheer went up and the had any trouble. corner of Upper Gladstone ba r ’s famous bell was rung for “I had greatfun meeting valuable contributionhe had to d ay,” he says,adding that by the presentation made to Street and William Street has one ofthe last times when great people.” made to lifein Clonmel and the amalgamation of South him onSunday night by local fallen silent, and is now former barmen Steve Bannon One of themanyvisitors Tipperary over thelast 50 and NorthTipperary County gardaí, whichhe saidwas “a e m pty. and Dick Carroll went behind who dropped by to wish years, particularly his sup- Councils had “ruined South beautiful gesture”. Aweek-long series of the bar on the final night. Gerry and Anne well last portfor charitable and T i p p e ra r y ”. “I hate being gone forthe events to mark its closure cul- Over the last half century weekend was Tipperary sporting organisations in the Gerry was delighted when coursing (the national minated in a final party on Gerry Chawke’s has enjoyed a County Council Cathaoir- tow n . several former All-Ireland meeting in February)but the Sunday night. On an occasion roaring trade, with a loyal and leach Michael Murphy and “What we did was what we winning hurlers called re- body is slowing down and I tinged with emotion and nos- varied clientele. his wife Jess, who coincident- should do. Anything we did cently, including Tipperary’s wou l d n’t be able forit,'' he talgia, customers and friends It was also famousas apit- ally hadmet inthe bar25 we wereglad to beable to Bobby Ryan and Donie O’Con - s ays . gathered to give Gerry and stop for visitors from near years ago almost to the day. d o,”says Gerry. nell, Offaly’s Pat Delaney, and Looking ahead to his re- Anne a suitable send-off. and far,particularly around Presenting Gerry with a “It wasall forgood causes K i l ke n ny ’ s Liam ‘C h u n ky ’ tirement, he says “now we can Well-known Dublin- major sporting occasions and County Council tie, Cllr. and good sport. Clonmel was O’Br ie n . take it handy”. based publican Charlie during election time, and Murphy praised him for the a better town then, not like And he wasalso touched Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 9
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I also have a few opened In other words, you have to Our experience in dealing nerveand that thestandards Thereisalways plenty of jobs fronted nest boxes, and these show that there is aduty of with these cases shows that of disclosure for medical to be done in thegarden, and attract birds likerobins and care;that therehas been a there are several reasons why practitioners should be set by moving around helps me stay blackbirds. Last spring I breach of that duty; and that a cancer misdiagnosis can patients and notby doctors warm. For the last week I have moved one to a spot, where such breach caused your acci- occur – for doctors. Doctors must been checking thenest boxes blackbirdshave nested in a dent and your injuries. Many of them as a result of consider the severityofthe on thetrees around the low hedgeat thebase of the human error or a lack of skill. consequences and frequency ga rd e n . trees. 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But to injury or death to a patient. toms and signs of cancer. duty and a breachyou must tre e. bringing in nesting material. my surprisethe robin pre- There are fourmain com- There maybe afailureto then provethat this breach I often hear from schools Laterin spring themale vailed, and they raised two ponentsin medical negli- refer toa cancer specialist or caused harm to you. or tidy towns groupsthat would appear at theentrance broods of chicks there ge n c e: afailure to appropriately Medical negligence cases erected bird boxes several with a beak full of fat caterpil- throughthe summer.The Duty of Care –a legalduty monitor a patientwho has a are very complex because the years ago and have had no lars, for his hungry family. He blackbird occasionally is owed whenever a health family history of cancer. cause of theharm suffered luck in attracting birds. 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Sheds have evant standard of car. Treatm e nt plicate the after effects of first box I took down had been put this into a box, and it will been a brilliant support to Causation –the breach of The manner in which a pa- tratm e nt . used by a great tit during the be used at nature walks and tidy towns and schools, and duty must have caused injury tient receives treament can One of the tasks whichwe summer.I had watched them ta l k s . many communities have Da m a ge –Regardless of give rise to a case in negli- as solicitors face is to identify earlyin theyear checking out Cleaning theboxes is their boxes proudly displayed whether or not thehealth ge n c e. what the outcome would have thebird box. Theycautiously reallyeasy. Don’t use any on trees. careprovider wasnegligent, By way of an example, a pa- been if it was not for the negli- peered in and popped inside harsh chemicals, and Ijust Comments/questions to thereis no basis fora claim in tient hadsurgery to remove a gence of the healthcare pro- foraquick look. Thiswenton give the box a good scrub with albert.nolan@rocket - negligence without damage, tumour in their throat. On fe s s io n a l . forafew daysand then all awirebrush and somehot mail.com or 089-4230502. Al- be it monetary, physical or the second night after the The other side will almost went quiet. water. I leaveit in the sunto bert is also available to give e m ot io n a l . surgery the tracheotomy always arguethat either the The following week the dry out with thelid open for walks/talks to schools, tidy tube wasknocked outof harm caused wasa result of male startedto sing from the plenty of fresh air. towns, youth and community WAS THERE A BREACH OF place. By the time the airway the illness the patient had be- nearby trees and occasionally I try and putthe bird box g roup s . THIS DUTY? passage wasestablished the fore theyever attended the A case in medical negli- patient was brain dead. A case d o c to r. gence can be made if youcan was brought on thegrounds Theyoften arguethatin prove that a medical practi- that the surgeon allowedthe thecase of amistakeinsur- tioner acted in a way that no patient to recover in ICU gery,that themistakewas medical practitioner of equal wherethere wasno-one within the realm of accept- Black Friday at Maxi Zoo standing would act. trainedto replace a able error. The fact that the medical tracheotomy tube. This makes the sourcing Petowners areready to practitioner did not follow an The Court found that the of suitably qualified experts a pounce on Maxi Zoo’s Black approved practice is not failure to have a person, keycomponent of theinvest- Friday Deals enough in itself to prove your nurse or doctor, in the ICU igatoin of any case. The countdown to Black c a s e. who was trained in the re- Getting a detailed history Friday,arguably thebiggest Even thougha medical placement of a tracheotomy with thenecessary records shopping day of theyear, has practitioner followed an ap- tube, underthe circum- and supplementing it with officially begun. It’s the per- proved practice,liability may stances, was an “inherent de- accuratetestimony is essen- fect opportunityfor cus- arise if this practice has in- fe c t”.The surgeon wasfound tial. tomers to get theirhands on herent defects which ought to guiltyof negligence because One of the crucial element their favourite products at have been obvious. the deceased would not have to a case is taking it in time. phenomenal prices, while An honest difference of died if a trained person been You have two years from the treating their pets without opinion between doctors is present in ICU. date of the treatment to take breaking the bank. tials will be on offer with with20 stores across Ireland, acceptable unless itcan be D i s cl o s u re your case. This date can be ex- Anthony Cremin,Mar- some products reduced by up located in counties: West- proven that the course of The question may also tendedto alater date ifyou keting Manager at Maxi Zoo to 87%.” meath (Mullingar), Tipperary treatmentfollowed didnot arise as to whether or nota can prove that you did not said “Our stores nationwide “We areexpecting our (Clonmel), Wexford(Gorey), comply with the careful con- patient received suficient in- know or could not have know are preparing fora bumper stores to beextremely busy Carlow, Waterford, Cork duct of a medical practitioner formation to help them un- that youhad aninjurycaused sales period full of fantastic for thepromotion and stocks (Ballincollig and Midleton), of like specialisation and derstand and therefore by negligence within the first bargains for Irish pet owners. are limited so we are urging Dublin (Blanchardstown, skill. consent to treatment . two years. We wereconscious that not customers not to missout Finglas, Tallaght, Liffey An example of acase due For further advice or if you all customers can visit us on and get to their local shop Valley, Clarehall, Santry and EXAMPLES OF WHERE THIS to a failure to disclose arose in wish to discuss anyother Black Friday so our offers will early to avoid disappoint- Leopardstown), Kildare STANDARD WAS APPLIED 2000.The Plaintiff under- legal area please contact re- run from November 28 to m e nt .” ( Na a s , Newb r id g e a n d Diag nosis went a bone graft fora dental ception@lynchsoli - December 1. Products like The organisation in Ire- Maynooth), Wicklow (Bray), These types of cases usu- implant procedure. Before citors.ie or telephone 052- toys, bedding and pet essen- land has over 175 employees, Limerick and Longford. ally occur when aDoctor or theoperation thepracti- 6124344. 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in C a r r i ck- o n- Sui r HE COUNTDOWN IS WELL AND TRULY ON NOWwith only on-Suir this Christmas, something special and unique that will possible to shop locally in Carrick-on-Suir this festive season five weeks remaining until Christmas. Whether you are delight your nearest and dearestand be guaranteed to keep and support the local traders, where you will be guaranteed T looking for gifts for your family or your friends, then you everyone happy. helpful assistance and a warm friendly smile. are sure to find something for each and everyone in C a r r i c k- We are asking our loyal readers to make every effort where Carrick-on-Suir Credit Union Irish consumers will tra- would topa massive €4.5 bil- them to borrow within their we offer a Christmas loan ditionally throw cautionto lion. Whilethis is good news means and to shun high-cost with a very favourable in- the windand splurge more in forretailers, it mightnot be m o n eyl e n d e r s . terest rate.The loan can be December than any other so good for the household The most vulnerable are approved within a dayand month of the year. budget, whichcan be im- often tempted to seek out terms are straightforward Last year,business group pacted forweeks after the moneylenders, whom they and transparent. Retail Ireland forecast that festive season. perceive asmore convenient, Our aim is to ensurethat consumers would spend on Carrick on Suir Credit at this time of year. However, all of our members enjoy a average €2,654 in December Union is encouraging people with moneylenders charging stress-free Christmas, an- alone. This is asignificant in thearea to avoid the pres- interest ratessometimes as dthatthey don’t spend an €870 more than any other sure to splurge this year and high as 288% borrowing from undue amount of time paying month of the year. In total, the to spend cautiously. If they do them can often plunge people off a Christmas loan in 2020 group estimated that sales need to borrow, Carrick on into unnecessary debt.At Carrick-on-Suir Credit Union during the Christmas season Suir Credit Union is urging Carrick on Suir Credit Union, Thursday, November 21, 2019 www.tipperarylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 13
Christmas in Carrick-on-Suir Aproud Tipperarytown Topline Clearys (051) 640034 steeped in GAA History In ourefforts to meetthe needs of all the shoppers in ourcommunity, we stocka vast rangeofhousewares, hardwareand DIY products.Our business has long been known as abuilders’providers to the local tradeand continues to do so stocking all theitems yourequireto carryout that extension or build your newhome.Inrecentyears however, we have expanded ourproduct rangetoin- cludedoors and floors, bathrooms, elec- trical goods, cleaning products and detergents,household and arangeofoc- casional furnitureand gift products. Beautifulselection of Christmas trees and seasonaldecorations now in stock 14 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9
Christmas Shopping in C a r r i ck- o n- Sui r The famed Town Clock keeps a watchful eye Urban Escape over the town of Beauty Salon C a r r i c k- o n - S u i r Urban Escape Beauty Salon is along establishedand award winning Carrick on Suir salon. Just this year theteam picked up an Irish Hair & Beauty Regional Award. Owned byJennifer Kearns her team of SarahHannigan, Laura O'Dwyer and Katie Carroll will have you looking your best for Christmas. This eleg- antly decorated salon is an oasis of calm and tranquility. Relax in expert hands this Christmas time and look your very best for the party season ahead. UrbanEscape specialises in facials, waxing, tinting, tanor- ganic spray tan and several other beauty treatments. As always we ask that to avoid disappointmentplease book ahead at this busy time and Jenny will do her absoluteutmost to acco- modate. The teamat Urban escape wishes a truly Happy Ballylynch Service Christmas to all their clients, neighbours and friends St at i o n Centra, Ballylynch, Car- owned and operated by local rick on Suir and Applegreen people means thatshoppers AAUUTTOOPPOOWWEERR,, CCaarrickrrick--on-on-SSuiruir Service Station is part of get the best of both world's Irelan's leading convenience commitmentto thetradi- retail group, withalarge tional values of good fresh food and excellent service. Established in 1980,AutoPower Ltd, used car sales, car service, car sourcing in on site daily to look after all your mo- bright, modern accessible storeon theWaterfordRoad, Hot and cold deli, weekly spe- is one of Tipperary'sleading inde- and we haveawideselection of tyres, toring needs. cial offers, National Lotto, pendent car dealers. Supplying a wide budget and brand name to choose from. Our used stock change daily so please C a r r ic k . Witha reputationfor lovely seating area, off li- rangeof quality new and used cars with We also have a Circle Kservice station check our website fornew arrivals regu- cence. Excellent servicefrom all makes and models available. and XL shop. larly.www.autopower.ie ortel 051 quality,value and friendly service, and the fact that warm, friendly staff. Tel: 051 We arelocatedin Carrick on Suir and Owner Robert Powerhas over 36 641004. 6 4 5 2 6 5. offer full car dealer facilities including years experience in themotortrade and stores are independently Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 15
Christmas Shopping in C a r r i ck- o n- Sui r MART Y’S PANTRY THE ROSE BOWL Sean Kelly Square Main Street
22 Years at the topofhis Christmas Cakes, Christmas The Rosebowl Florists, located at 64 Main Street, Carrick on game! - Martys Pantry,Sean Puddings, Cheesecakes, Suir,caters for flowers for all occassions, weddings, funerals, Kelly Square, Carrick On Suir Tarts, Pavalovas, Lemon Me- special occassions etc. and now with the festive season in full Tel: 051 645474 ringue pies, Banoffi Pies. swing, call in and see our fabulous selection of Christmas table M a rty ’s Pantry specialises Call in store and have a arrangements, holly wreaths and Christmas ideasfor the in local produce and is a browse of our menu follow us graveside for your loved ones. hugely popular cafeinCar- on facebook or email us on Brighten someone's day with ourbeautiful range of bou- rick.It is owned and managed m a rtys pa n tr y @ g m a i l .c o m quets and arrangements. Call 051 640 480. by Marty Gannon. M a rty ’s has been providing locally sourced products since its establish- ment in 1997. Fresh breadsand pastries are home baked daily. Also jams, chutneys and relishes TINHALLA GOLF are all homemade on our p re m i s e s . TinhallaGolf Course is an Players are welcome to pay All vegetables and meat in- 18-hole par-3 course with two and play, go awayand come cluding beef and lamb are loc- par fourholes. To practice back and play again on the ally sourced. Marty’s Pantry your professional or be- same day. Coffee Shop provides seating ginner's swing, a floodlit Our DrivingRange for30 people in adelightful driving range is at the golf provides 8 covered practice setting, offering daily specials complexand abeautifully byas, with one outdoor bay together with a set menu kept putting green is open to and a sand bunker practice Orders are nowbeing perfect the final score card. bay, and is fl0od lit. taken for our famous Setin thebeautiful set- We also provide abeauti- Christmas Puddings. Beautiful sights of tings of the Suir Valley, Tin- fully maintained putting We also cater for parties C a r r i c k- o n - S u i r halla is open all year round to green to practice that all im- and have anextensive Ormond Castle beginners and professionals portant final putt for FREE. Christmas Menu Of Meats, and the Marina a l i ke. Tel: 051 640338. 16 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 Christmas Shopping in Fe th a r d
At the Memorial Mass at the Augustinian Abbey Fethard to mark United Nations International Day of commemoration for road traffic victims on Sunday, November 17, were: Sean McGovern, Helena Fitzgerald, both relatives of the late Fr. John Meagher OSA whose second anniversary mass was also on Sunday, Mary Fitzgerald, a sister of Fr. David Fitzgerald OSA, and Noeline O'Donovan, a sister of Fr. Iggy O'Donovan OSA, who travelled The Fethard Ladies Football who defeated Aherlow in the County Under 19 ‘A' final at Sean Treacy Park in home from Germany for the memorial Mass and who also lost a brother due to a road traffic accident. Tipperary Town on Saturday last to complete a three-in-a-row of county titles . Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 17 Christmas Shopping in Fethard
MEAGHER'S DAYBREAK FETHARD VETERINARY CLINC KERRY STREET, FETHARD
Meagher's Garage and Daybreak Shop at Kerry Street, Fet h a rd .
Ian Meagher's Daybreak is times. ourcustomers for theirloyal a familyrun business giving Youcan preorder from and continuedsupport employmentto over twenty our deli on 052 6130889. throughout the year.We staff from thelocal com- Our garage is open from would also liketo wish our mu n i ty. 9am to 6pm, tobook an ap- customers a very happyand Happy Christmas from all the team at Christmas with our great selection of Dog + We strive toensure we de- pointmentplease call Iain on peaceful Christmas. Fethard Veterinary. Cat Christmas Selection Boxes, Stockings, liverthe best quality and ser- 086 2557600. Don't forgetGift Vouchers Dont forget to treatyour pet this Treats + Gifts. Call in today. vice to Our customers al all We would like to thank all ava i l ab l e . 18 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 Christmas Shopping in Fethard
Tr i s h’s Beauty Salon THE FHC Main Street, Fethard EXPERIENCE Owned by Trish Morris and spray tan and severalother located aboveO'Sullivan's beauty treatments. Foryour Pharmacy, this elegantly booking call Trish on 052 ...great any time of the year! decorated salon is an oasis of 6132484. calm and tranquility. Relax As alwayswe ask that to If you're lookingfor formative day out for all ages. in Trish's expert hands this avoid disappointmentplease something differentto do The FHC Experienceis Christmas time and look book ahead at this busy time over theholidays, than why currently open Tuesday-Sat- your very best for theparty and Trish will do her absolute not visit theFethard Horse urday, 11.00 -16.00. OnSat- season ahead. utmost to accommodate you. Country Experience. Housed urday December 7th, we will Trish's Beauty Salon spe- Trish wishes a truly Happy in a fourhundred year old be holding our annual cialises in Murad Facials, Christmas to all her clients building, this interactive ex- Christmas Craft Fair which waxing, tinting, Tan Organic and friends. hibition takes youthrough will feature a greatmix of the story of Fethard and the stalls where youcan pickup surrounding area from its unique handmadegifts. earliest history to the There will also be araffle in modern day. aidofthe FethardCritical Ill- Discover the mystery of ness Fund. It issure to be a the Sheela-na-gigs, the ver- great festive day out for all the satilityof theIrish Draught f a m i l y. Horse, and the success After your visit, whynot The beautiful Magorban Church at one of the annual ‘Candlelight Services. stories of the many Thor- exploreFethard itselfwhich oughbreds born and bred in is one of thebest preserved the Golden Vale. examples of a small medieval Visitors to the FHC Exper- town in Ireland. Fethardis FETHARD FLOWERS ience, which recently won the particularly known forit's Best Sports, Arts and Culture Town Wall, of which over 90% Award at the 2019 Tipperary re m a i n s . Business Awards, will see the The FHC Experience BY MANDY authentic skeletonof the would like to thank everyone Mandy Quigleycom- famed stallion Sadler's Wells in thecommunity fortheir menced a career in Floristry The beautiful picture postcard image of the medieval town of Fethard and get aglimpse inside the continuedsupport -espe- taken at night. following schoolat Summer- world of horse racing.The ex- cially our dedicated team of hill College, Athlone.Begin- hibition wasdesigned by volunteers who give so much ning in Dooley's of Athlone Event Communications, who of theirtime and effort -and whereshe worked forten are the same team behind wish youall a safeand happy years. Following amove to EPIC and Titanic Experience, Christmas and New Year. Tipperary in 1996 Mandy and is an enjoyable and in- soonstarted work in Every Blooming Thing to work in Cashel for 6years. She then had the opportunity to start up her own business on Main Mandy Quigley Street Fethard. Having de- veloped her skills from 32 Mandy would like to thank years on the jobMandyde- all her customers, local busi- cided that the time was right nessesand friendsfor the to go into business on her own continuing supportof her in thetown whereshe has bu s i n e s s . lived for the past 22 years.
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The townofKillenaule lies at the Southern extremityofthe range of theSlievedaragh Hills, situated 17 miles from Clonmel .Keep your Christmasshopping local this year and supportthe local business in Killenaule.Wehavea varietyofshops situatedonthe main street something to suit every member of thefamily. Whether youare looking fora LAHERTS personal gift or something fora Main Street,Killenaule family member youare sure to find something to suit everyone Tel: 0529156217 this Christmas. Lahert's Hardwarestore tablished and local business, whichissituatedonthe main and arestockists of general street in Killenaule has been hardware, giftware, dulux in business forthe past 50 paints, building supplies, years duetothe ongoing sup- cookers and lots more. portfromall theircus- Wishingall ourcustomers tomers.We areopen Monday averyHappy Christmas and a to Saturday 9am-6pmand peaceful newyear. closed forlunch from 1-2pm. Lahert's hardwareisawelles- Killenaule Pharmacy (052) 9156209 VisitKillenaulePharmacyforallyourhealthcare needsthis Christmastime.Elaineand herfriendlyteamwillbedelighted to advise and assist youand your families to keep allhealthy throughthe longwintermonthsahead.Also beautiful rangeof giftwareand fragrances in-store. We arestockistsofNUK&AVENT,Crabtree&Evelyn,Vichy, Flormar makeup, ShiraDesigner Jewellery&muchmore! Whynot call in to see ourspecial offers -great valuefor all thefamily in every aisle. Digital photo kioskinstore. We also do Passportphotos. Blister packing service available.Elaineour pharmacist is availabletospeakprivatelyinourconsultaionroomtoanybody whoislookingfor advice. The Robin has aspecial connection with Killenaule Powers of Killenaule Powers of Killenaule is afamilybusi- ness trading forover60years, serving the people of Tipperary. Theyareanauthorisedmaindealerfor Panasonic and Nordmende. Alarge and extensive rangeofelec- trical appliances arestocked. Delivery and installation is theirspeciality. Their interiors and furnituredivision offer ranges and prices to suit all pockets, Their "BespokeSuite Service"means that anysofa can be made to suit clients individual need in abeautiful rangeof styles and fabrics. And as an extrabonus this is also guaranteed Irish. Check outtheir beautifulbed rangeas well as carpets, rugs, lighting. mirrors and giftwarethis Christmas. Powers is alwaysworth avisit. 20 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9
Cashel Heritage Centre Cashel Courthouse Main Street, Cashel
CChrishristtmasmas SShhopopppiningg iinn CCasashheell Kennedy ’s Pharmacy M O R R I S S EY ’S SIZ Z ARS Ruth Hopper is thenew nowliving in Cashel,where Kennedy's Pharmacy is a Galletfragrances and lots owner of Sizzars, Upper Friar she feelsvery welcomed by family run business based on more. We also have alovely SUPER VALU Street, Cashel. the community and her son is 78 Main Street, Cashel. range of MaX Factor and Ruth, originally from going to school in Scoil Stocking a fabulous selection BourJois cosmetics. Morrissey's SuperValuis sponsoring the Tidy Towns Dublin and trained with Ao n g hu s a . of gifts for all the family, We also offer health advice located centrally on Main competition. We have low Peter Markin Grafton Street Ruth very muchlooks for- Mam, Dad, Nana, Grandad and prescriptions. Street and with adequate everyday prices with quality and was one of the top stylists ward towelcoming you and and a beautiful selection of Geraldine Ryanand staff off-street secure car park to you would expect and priced in Peter MarkHair and offering a professional ser- gifts for children of all ages. would like to wishyou all a the rear offers a relaxing you wouldn't. Beauty in Stephen's Green vice of the highest standard We have a fabulous range very happy Christmas and a shopping experience. Spe- Wishing all of our cus- Centre, Dublin. She then in a warm, relaxed atmo- of gift sets from SoSu in- prosperous New Year cialising in own brand gro- tomers a very happyand moved to Spain, where she s p h e re. cluding palette sets, Sanc- Tel: 062 61066. ceries and Irish produce, healthy Christmas. Ttel 062 owned two salons on the For appointments call tuary Spa, Vichy, Roger and SuperValuis proud to sup- 6 1 5 5 5. Costa del Sol. Ruth on 062 61849. port local suppliers and Ruth is very happy to be New Year. Tel: 062 61066. Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 21
Christmas Shopping in Cashel Christmas crafts launch at ABI Bookshop
port which provides the club- It was all hands on deck quired brain injury -teamed Costigan and Vivian De worked on different tasks.” and engaging in acreative process helped eachindi- house members with from last September in the up withCher Quinlan,arts Courcy, rehabilitation assist- The crafts were demon- ants withABI, said“w i th strated by Cher in easy to vidual throughthe promo- educational programmes to South Tipperary Acquired and craft facilitator with the South Tipperary Educational Cher’shelp we were able to follow, practical steps and tion of positive wellbeing and develop different skills and Brain Injury (ABI) clubhouse Training Board to produce create differenttypes of high quality decorations increased concentration. aid rehabilitation throughout when the dedicated group bespoke Christmas candles, Christmas crafts and decora- were produced. Some group members the years. The bespoke decorations began their preparations for decorations and table tions. Each person in the The role of creative ther- found out they had very strong creative skills that and candles areavailable to the Christmas period. centrepieces for theseason clubhouse was able to con- apies in aiding rehabilitation a h ead . tribute using their different followingbrain injury is well were hidden, eventothem- purchase at the ABI book- The group - all recovering Speaking at the exhibition skill setto the makingof the documentedin research. Art s e l ve s . shop, Main Street Cashel, from and living withan ac- of their work this week, Marie crafts and each week we and craft activities are shown ABI Ireland South Tip- whichalso stocks an excel- help to lower stress levels, de- perary would like to thank lent range of quality second crease depression and in- their teacher Cher Quinlan handbooks idealfor crease confidence. and TETB community educa- Christmas presents. During the project it be- tion facilitator Veronica came clear howteamwork Crowe for her continued sup-
Pictured with their proud display of Christmas crafts for exhibition were: Back row: Angela Morrissey, Seamus Kennedy, Marie Costigan ABI, Paul King, Dinah McAndrew, Gerry Houlihan, Richard Slattery, Cher Quinlan TETB tutor. Front row, Katie O’Kelly, Jeannette Drake absent from photo, Noel Callaghan, Matt Cahill, Colm Quinlan A fisheye view of the world famous Rock of Cashel
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Christmas Features 22 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 Have you news for South Tipp Today? E N T E RTA I N M E N T Email [email protected] Mother really does know best as Patrick Bermingham stars in Pulling With My Parents As an advertising executive brand ambassador Siobhan Patrick, who is 30, has withIconic Newspapers – Donohoe reckons her col- been impressed with the owner of South Tipp Today – league will prove ahit with matchmaking efforts of Liz Patrick Bermingham is al- v iewe r s . and Ellen. ways finding solutions for “To say he is a cheeky “Surprisingly, they know his clients. Finding aspecial chappy would be an under- their stuff,”hesays. “At the somebody to share his life- statement - and he definitely start, Ithought theywould be with has proven more elu- has the gift of the gab! Our ad- of no help butI was proved sive - but help is at hand! vertisers love his upbeat pos- wrong. So as thesaying goes - Patrick, who works for our itive personality,”S i ob h a n mother reallydoes know sisterpapers theKilkenny s ays . best! People and The Kilkenny Re- “As forhis colleagues, “They arranged twodates porter, will make his TV th e re’s never adull moment for me.They found one date debutnext week in thehit with Patrickin thenews- online and another theold RTÉ show, Pulling WithMy room. On one particular oc- fashioned way, in the real Pa re n t s . casion, he kindly offered to wo rl d ,”he said. Single for morethan a carry a heavydelivery up- “It wasgreat to see how a year, Patrick has thrown him- stairs and in the process TV programme is produced - self backinto thedating somehow managed to burst and it's actually quitenerve- game. This time, though, he the seat of his trousers. wracking been filmed every- has thehelp of his mother Liz “Luckily his mother works where you go. The most petri- and her twin sister Ellen, who only a few doors away and was fying moment was when will also feature inthe pop- able to come to the rescue Mam took over my Tinder ac- ular Monday-night show. with a new pair of pants!” countand wastellingme The concept is that par- Patrickclaims he is abso- what to say to the girls. ents get to take over dating lutely not a ‘m a m my ’s boy’his “That was part of the show lifeoftheir offspring, in the Patrick Bermingham with his mother Liz and her twin sister Ellen, helping him to find true love in Pulling With mother goes alongwiththat. - what Mammy said, I actually hope of finding true love. My Parents, which airs on RTÉ2 at 10.05pm on November 25 “I t ’s his grandmother he idol- had to do. I lost complete con- In his day job, Patrick is i s e s ,” Liz says.However she is trol and a bit of street cred too constantly on the move, finding the perfect wayto sell After seeing a Facebook early October and Patrick will not up to the task of finding along the way!” meeting clients and working his clients’brand and story, post looking for applicants, have a starring role in episode him apartner so my sister Pulling WithMy Parents, on their advertising cam- but he hasn’t hadthe same he decided itwas time to take 6 on Monday next, November and I have taking on the chal- featuring Patrick, is on RTÉ2 paigns across both print or di- success in selling himself in a leap of faith. 2 5. lenge instead - and boy, what a at 10.05pm on Monday, gital. He prides himself on the singles market! The show first appeared in The KilkennyPeople’s challenge it has been.” November 25. Cashel Choral and Dramatic Society planning hilarious comedy stealing sun loungers at dawn It’s all go in Cashel Choral Front: Sinead O’Grady, Marie becomes the least of and Dramatic Society in ad- Lonergan, Maureen O’Leary and eve r yo n e’s worries. Eleanor O’Dw yer vance of its upcoming pro- Drinking, lying, loose morals Back: John Hally, Karl McHugh, duction of Bernard Farrell’s and misunderstandings on Katie McDonnell, Ricky Dunne, hilarious comedy Canaries. an epic scale result in a hol- Enda Brady, Liz Davis, Hugh I t’s an unpredictable, laugh- iday that theywill neverbe Hennessey, Michael John O’Dw yer a-minute comedy centred fo rgotte n– and not neces- and Oliver Corbett (producer) around a group of Irish tour- sarily for the right reasons. ists in the1980’s whomeet The production is dir- while staying in the same ected by Oliver Corbett and hotelona sun holidayin runs in Brú Ború, Cashel, Gran Canaria. November 28 to December 1 They arrive excited for at 8pm. Tickets are available are €15.Concession tickets some fun in thesun. from O'Dwyer'sPharmacy, for students and senior cit- However, things soon start Main Street, Cashel, and Brú izens on November 28 and 29 going wrong. Germans Ború on 062-61122. Tickets are €1 0 . Winterval to transform Waterford city into Christmas wonderland Waterfordcity will lightup visitors each year,Winterval transformed into a magical Christmas Crafts Fair or the free festive wonderland Waterford Cityand County with Christmas cheer as runs from November 23to winter wonderland with over Christmas markets and pop- Spraoina Nollag at Constitu- Council, along with our spon- Winterval, Ireland’s largest December 23 withover60 60 free and ticketed events on up shops at ArundelSquare tion Square withmagical sors, stakeholders, local busi- Christmas festival, kicks off free and ticketed events. offer every weekend rightup and Cathedral Square. There creatures coming to life nesses,volunteers, andthe on Saturday, November 23. “Santa will be ready to to 23 December.Visitors will reallyis something for between 5–8pm. general public, Winterval is Arriving at Winterval at meet, shake hands and pose be enchanted by the brand everyone to enjoy.” Visitors can journey made possible.Bookings for 4.15pm to meetthe public, forselfies with all thegirls new interactive Wizards + Further highlights in- through theheart ofWin- all events are available at Santa will help theMayor of and boys who have come out Dragons exhibition at Water- clude theiconic bigwheel, terval on the Winterval Ex- w w w.w i nte r va l . i e,”ad d s Waterford Cityand County to see him. We invite ford City Hall and the magical Waterford Eye, at Merchants press Train and Horse Drawn To m m ie. Council Cllr. 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LANDY PHELAN QUINLIVAN CONDON Mitchelstown Road, Cahir,Co. Tipperary (Acknowledgment & 1st Anniversary) (Acknowledgement & Months Mind) (Acknowledgment & 1st Anniversary) (Birthday Remembrance)
•HEADSTONES •CLEANING Ellen Quinlivan Helen (Lily) Landy Ellen Phelan Carmel Condon •INSCRIPTIONS (nee Kennedy) (nee Farrell) Ballingarrane North Clonmel, Happy Birthday to my wonderful wife Catalogues Late of Bianconi Drive, Clonmel 19 Dillon Street, Co. Tipperary. Carmel, whose birthday occurs on 28th Available Clonmel, November. Who passed from this life Co. Tipperary. 1958 - 2018 052 74 41283 on 29th November 2018. Your birthday's here but you aren't, I'd 087 7981767 The family of the late Ellen Phelan (nee Died 24th November 2018. send a gift but I know I can't, So i'll make We, her children wish to sincerely thank Farrell), 19 Dillon Street, Clonmel, a wish upon a star, to carry my love to all those who sympathised with us at the Co. Tipperary, wishes to acknowledge the The family of Ellen Quinlivan (nee where you are. passing of our mother. many expressions of sympathy and Noonan) would like to thank most gestures of kindness shown to us sincerely all those who sympathised with All my love on your birthday away from We would like to thank her neighbour following our recent bereavement. them on their sad loss. home - Your husband Cyril. Mary Condon for her friendship to our mother over the years and to all We offer our sincere thanks to our Our heartfelt thanks to extended family, Mammy's neighbours - thank you. extended family, friends, neighbours and friends, neighbours and nursing well wishers who visited our home, colleagues for your kindness and support We would also like to thank the attended the wake, service and burial during this difficult time. CONDON Presentation Convent Sisters who were and who provided emotional and (Birthday Remembrance) Iam great friends of Mammys down through practical support for us at this difficult A special word of thanks to the Palliative the years. time. For those who telephoned, Care Team of South Tipperary Hospice. Still travelled long distances, sent floral We are forever indebted for your Thank you to Fr. Hegarthy of St. Oliver's tributes and cards and messages of graceful presence at the end of Ellen's With You Parish for the lovely service he did for condolences, we are truly grateful. journey. Mammy. Also for your friendship to If it seems that I am far away on Mammy over the years - thank you. A special word of thanks to Dr. M Quirke, Also to the staff and friends at the this empty and and to all the Staff of STGH for the C.A.R.E. Centre. Ellen found great solemn day, We would also like to thank all who extreme kindness and respect shown to comfort there. called to Mammy's house, attended her all at all times; to all those who Just open your heart and know funeral, sent Mass and sympathy cards participated in the Mass especially the Thanks also to Fr. Billy for making the it’s true, and floral tributes. T hank you to all who Priests, Altar Servers, readers and funeral so personal, to Fennessy's Carmel Condon travelled long distances to attend musicians; and finally to Condon’s Funeral Directors for your professional- that Iamstill right here with Mammy's funeral. Funeral Directors, for their sensitive and ism, to the Presentation Sisters for your Happy Birthday to my wonderful Mother you. Professional handling of arrangements. kindness and prayers, to Prof. Seamus Carmel, whose birthday occurs on 28th We would also like to thank Mammy's O'Reilly and his team, the nurses of November. If during the day things are going friends from the Monday Night Club in To all those who helped in any way, your C.U.H. South Infirmary, South Tipperary wrong, Elm Park. Mammy enjoyed the Club and contribution is gratefully appreciated. As General Hospital and Dr. Gerry Sullivan. Today is your birthday in Heaven above, all the friends she made there. it would be impossible to thank everyone my blessings I send on the wings of a please don’t feel individually, please accept this As it would be impossible to thank dove, not just for today but for everyday sad and alone. Thank you to Condon's Funeral Home acknowledgement as an expression of everyone individually, please accept this hereof, I think of you always with all my Just open your who were both professional and very our deepest gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice acknowledgment as an expression of our love. heart and know helpful. of the Mass will be offered for your deepest gratitude. it’s true, intentions. Happy Heavenly Birthday Mum that Iamstill As it is impossible to thank everyone The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered right here with individually, as a token of our gratitude Months Mind Mass will be celebrated in for all your intentions. From your loving daughter Sonia and you. the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be Ss Peter and Paul’s Church at 11 am on grandson Adam. When nighttime offered for all. Sunday 24th November 2019. Ellen's First Anniversary Mass will be falls and the day held in St. Mary's Church at 12pm on is done. Mammy's First Anniversary Mass will Sunday November 24th. If you are feeling take place in St. Oliver's Church on alone and sleep Thursday 28th November at 7. 30pm. won’t come, O'RYA N Just open your (Birthday Remembrance) heart and know it’s true, Iamhome in heaven, dear ones; that Iamstill right here with oh, so happy and so bright! you. Safely Home There is aperfect joy and Close your eyes, and feel the warm beauty in the everlasting light. embrace. All the pain and grief is over, Sleep peacefully in the wings of every restless tossing passed; grace. Iamnow at peace forever, If sadness finds In loving memory of Colm, late of you in the safely home in heaven at last. Kilganey, Clonmel, whose birthday morning light, if occurs on 20th November. you feel alone, There is work still waiting for you, don’t give up I hope a choir of Angels are around you trying! so you must not idly stand, on this day. Singing Happy Birthday in a very special way. Light a special candle Hold this feather do it now, while life remaineth- close and know Lord and hug Colm real tight. Tell him it’s true, you shall rest in God’s own land. that we love and miss him everyday. When that work is all completed, that Iamalways Happy Birthday Colm xxxx here with you. He will gently call you home; From your partner Frances, sisters Mary, oh, the rapture of that meeting Nellie, Kitty, Bridie, brothers Michael and oh, the joy to see you come! 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IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM
BURKE DEMPSEY- DEVINE FANNING (4th Anniversary) LONERGAN (37th, 7th & 1st Anniversaries) (29th & 4th Anniversaries)
(1st Anniversary) Memories Treasured memories of my darling daughter Sophie, late of 283 Elm Park, In loving memory of Mary Dempsey- In loving memory of our dear parents Live Clonmel on your fourth year away from Lonergan, Heywood Heights, Clonmel Annie and Phil Fanning, late of Connolly home. and formerly of Kilsheelan, whose First Park, Clonmel, whose anniversaries Forever Anniversary occurs on 28th September. occur at this time. RIP It's been a lonely time without you, and nothing is the same; all we have are Well, my beautiful Mary, it is a year now As time unfolds another year, memories Abouquet memories, and your picture in a frame. since that awful day we lost you, the keep you ever near. We travel to your resting place, and hardest year of my life. I not only lost of beautiful flowers we place with care, but no-one my daughter, I lost my friend, my side- Always loved and remembered by your memories, knows the heartache, as we turn and kick in everything we did. We lost a In loving memory of our parents loving family. leave you there. brilliant sister, an auntie and most of all Catherine (Kitty) and William (Billy) sprayed with a a brilliant Mom to Kyle. T he family heart Devine, late of 74 Griffith Avenue, Mass offered Always loved and missed by your heart- is broken now and will never be the Clonmel. Mam who died on 22nd million tears, broken Mam xxxxx same. November 1982 and Dad who died on his birthday 20th February 2012. wishing God Anniversary Mass on Saturday 30th If roses grow in Heaven, Lord, please November in St. Oliver's Church at pick a bunch for me and place them in Also remembering our brother Bradley could have 7. 30pm. my Mary's hands and tell her they're whose First Anniversary occurs on 16th spared you, from me. Tell her I love her and miss her November. HACKETT and when she turns to smile, place a kiss (12th & 16th Anniversaries) if just for afew BURKE upon her cheek and hold her for a while. Your life was love and labour, your love (4th Anniversary) Because remembering her is easy, I do it for your family true. You did your best more years. everyday, but there's an ache within my for all of us, we will always remember heart that will never go away. you. It does not take We will love you forever Your left us quietly, your thoughts - Mam and Dad xxx unknown. You left us memories we are aspecial day, proud to own. for us to think I know that when I look up into the Heavens, that you will be smiling down Always remembered by your son of you, each on me Mammy. Leonard, daughter Lorraine and their families. Mass we hear, I miss you so very much In loving memory of our parents Martin and Bunty Hackett, late of 17 Sheehy Remembering my beautiful God- Anniversary Mass on Saturday 29th each prayer we Tce., Clonmel who died on 18th daughter Sophie on her 4th Anniversary - your loving son Kyle xxx February at 1pm in Ss Peter and Paul's Church. December, 2007 and 19th October, 2003. say,is offered RIP No farewells were spoken, no time to say Missing you, our sister up for you. goodbye. You were gone before we We're missing you a little more, each May the winds of love blow softly and knew it, only God knows why. Our time we hear your name. We've cried so EGAN whisper for you both to hear, we will hearts still ache with sadness and secret many tears, yet our hearts are broken (2nd Anniversary) always love and miss you, and wish that We cannot tears still flow. What it meant to lose just the same. We miss our times you were here. you, no-one will ever know. together, things in common we could bring the old share, but nothing fills the emptiness, Sadly missed by Margaret and Robert, Sadly missed and loved by your now you're no longer here. We've so days back, Pat and Helen, Dermot and Noreen, and God-mother Mary, Finbar, Jason, Liam many precious memories, to last our all your grandchildren and great-grand- and Cleo. xx whole life through, each one of them when we were reminders of how much we're missing children. you. all together, our family Deeply missed and forever loved COSGRAVE chain is broken - your brothers Darren, Michael and In loving memory of Michael (Mick) (8th Anniversary) HAWKINS Brian, your sisters Helena and Catriona Egan, Powerstown Road, Clonmel, Co (1st Anniversary) now, but and our families xxx Tipperary and late of Butlerswood, Windgap, Co. Kilkenny, whose memories live No length of time can take away, our anniversary occurred on 17th November thoughts of you from day to day. RIP forever. Although absent you are always near, still loved, still missed, still very dear. All I ask of you is that wherever you may be Lovingly remembered by Helen and you will always remember me Rocky xxx at the Altar of God.
In loving memory of our dad Jack, late of Old Bridge, Clonmel, whose anniversary Mary's Anniversary Mass is on Saturday n loving memory of a beloved daughter, occurs on 23rd November. 30th November at 6.15pm in Kilsheelan sister and mother, Nicola Hawkins, Church. Bolton Street, Clonmel, who passed Do not weep for me, for I have loved and away on 21st November 2018 RIP been loved by my family, by those I love who loved me back. For I never knew a Simple words but always true, we will stranger, only friends. always love and remember you.
Do not weep for me, I am not gone. Always remembered and missed by your loving family. Sadly missed by your sons and daughters, grandchildren and Anniversary Mass on this Friday the great-grandchildren. 22nd November 2019 in St Oliver’s Church at 7. 30pm. 30 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am
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HOGAN LANDY LANDY LANDY (5th Anniversary) (1st Anniversary) (1st Anniversary) (1st Anniversary)
Memories Jim Hogan Treasured and precious memories of my Helen Lily Landy Helen Lily Landy beautiful mother Lily, Bianconi Drive, (nee Kennedy) (nee Kennedy) Live 22 Ballingarrane, Clonmel. Clonmel who passed from this life on 29/11/2018 29/11/2018 29th November 2018. Forever 5th Anniversary - 29th November Mammy, as long as my heart beats, I will 42 Bianconi Drive, Mam, the things I feel most deeply are always love and miss you. Clonmel. No matter how life changes, no matter the hardest things to say. I cried when Abouquet what we do. A special place within our you passed away, I still cry today. Loved and remembered always hearts is kept aside for you. - your daughter Marylou xxx If Roses Grow in Heaven of beautiful If only I could have you back for just a memories, Always loved and remembered by your little while. T hen we could sit and talk If Roses grow in Heaven, Lord please wife Monica, son Adam and family, again, just like we used to do. It breaks pick a bunch for me, place them in my sprayed with a daughter Kellie and Matthew and your my heart you are no longer here, it will Mother's arms and tell her they're from parents Peg and Ken xxx always cause me pain. LANDY me. million tears, (1st Anniversary) Although there is sadness, this I know, Tell her I love her and miss her and when wishing God KENNEDY Mam is waiting there, her face aglow. I she turns to smile, place a kiss upon her could have (3rd Anniversary) close my eyes and I can see, her arms cheek and hold her for a while. still open wide for me. spared you, Because remembering her is easy, I do it Mam, you are forever in my heart, until everyday, but there's an ache within my if just for afew we meet again. heart that will never go away. more years. Love you Mam. Always remembered by her heartbroken daughter Carmel, son-in-law Noel and Sadly missed by your heartbroken grandchildren Chloe, Emily and John. It does not take daughter Noreen xxxxxxxxxx Helen Lily Landy and son-in-law Pat. (nee Kennedy) aspecial day, 29/11/2018 for us to think In loving memory of a loving mother and Mammy's First Anniversary Mass will grandmother Marion Kennedy (nee take place in St. Oliver's Church on Remembering our Nanny on her First LANDY of you, each Carey), Springfields, Clonmel, who died Thursday 28th November at 7. 30pm. Anniversary. (1st Anniversary) on 14th November 2016. Mass we hear, Loved and missed always by your grand- Helen Lily Landy They say there is a reason, they say that children Jessie, Sabrina and Carly and each prayer we (nee Kennedy) time will heal, but neither time or reason LANDY your great-grandchildren Peter, Saffron, 29/11/2018 say,is offered will change the way we feel. (1st Anniversary) Jayden, Alesha and Glen. 42 Bianconi Drive, up for you. For no one knows the heartache that lies In loving memory of my Nan Lily, Clonmel. behind our smiles, no one knows how many times we have broken down and It's been the hardest thing to lose you, Your life is a lovely memory, your We cannot cried. you meant so much to me. But you are in my heart Nan and that's where you'll LANDY absence a silent grief, but now you rest bring the old in God's garden, beside a rose called We want to tell you something so there always be. (1st Anniversary) peace. won't be any doubt, you're so wonderful days back, to think of but so hard to be without. I know that Heaven called you but I wish Precious and loving memories of our you could have stayed. At least the Mam Lily, Always remembered by her heartbroken when we were daughter Caroline and grandsons Jamie, Sadly missed by your daughters memories I have of you, they will never Daniel and Ryan. all together, Patricia, Maura and Helena, sons John, fade. God looked around his Garden and he Liam and Martin, daughters-in-law, son- found an empty place. He then looked our family in-law, grandchildren, brothers William I did not want to lose you, but you did down upon the earth and saw your and Gerard. not go alone. Part of me went will you, precious face. chain is broken when Heaven called you home. He put is arms around you and lifted you now, but So just remember one thing, we are not to rest. God's garden must be beautiful, LANDY KIELY apart. You're with me in my memories he always takes the best. (1st Anniversary) memories live (6th Anniversary) and in my broken heart. It broke our hearts to lose you Mam, but Helen “Lily” Landy forever. Miss you always Nan (Queen Bee) you did not go alone. A part of us went with you, the day God called you home. 1st Anniversary occurs on 29th Love always - your granddaughter November 2019 Louise, Shobi, Miriam, Zaina and Zaroon Love and miss you always Mam xxxxxx Mam, no words can describe the true - Your loving sons Johnny, Edward and heartache of losing a wonderful Mother Richard xxx and friend as You. We are comforted through the word of our Heavenly Father - John 3:16 In loving memory of William (Willie) Kiely, late of Ballingeary, Cahir, whose “For God so loved the world that he gave sixth Anniversary occurs on 21st his one and only Son, that whoever November. believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Sadly missed and always remembered by Jenny and all the family. You were a firm believer Mam.
Anniversary Mass in St. Mary's Church, Until we meet again, Cahir on Sunday 24th November at 10am. Love always your daughter Kathleen, Rest in Peace Joanne and Cleona xxx Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 31 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am
IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM
LANDY MADIGAN TOBIN WILLIAMSON (1st Anniversary) (17th Anniversary) (37th & 24th Anniversaries) (1st Anniversary & Birthday Remembrance)
Memories In loving memory of the greatest woman In loving memory of our dear brother In loving memory of my sister Pauline, I've ever known, my mother, Lily Landy Eamon, late of 1 Oliver Plunkett Tce, In loving memory of dear parents, late of 301 Elm Park, Clonmel, whose Live whose anniversary occurs on 29th Clonmel whose anniversary occurs on grandparents and great-grandparents, First Anniversary occurs on 26th November RIP. 27th November. James and Mary Tobin, late of 75 Baron November and whose Birthday occurs Forever Park, Clonmel, whose anniversaries on 20th November. When I was sad you made me happy. Will those who think of Eamon today, a occur on 19th January and 30th Abouquet The greatest thing in life was the love little prayer to St. Padre Pio say. November. Pauline, our hearts still ache with you had for me. I'm so proud to have sadness, and secret tears still flow. What of beautiful you as a mother. Love never dies Always remembered and missed by your Deep are the memories, precious they it meant o lose you Pauline, no one will Mammy, so you will always be with me. loving brothers, sisters and family. stay, no passing of time can take them ever know. I wish I could hold you, just memories, away. to see your face, but now all I have are - Your loving son Patrick and daughter-in- Masses offered. memories, to stand in your place. I know sprayed with a law Breda xxxxxxxx Much loved and never forgotten by your I can't bring you back, I wish it everyday. daughter Eileen, son-in-law Tommy, A piece of me went with you, the day million tears, grand-daughter Aoife, great-grandson you went away. wishing God LANDY MCKELL Cian and extended family. (1st Anniversary) (16th Anniversary) - Joan, Joe and family. could have Anniversary Mass in St. Oliver's Church In loving of my mother and nanny Lily, on Sunday 1st December at 9am. spared you,
We love and miss you very much. if just for afew WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON You are in our hearts forever. (1st Anniversary & Birthday Remembrance) (1st Anniversary) more years. - Ed, Evan and Edel xxxxx It does not take aspecial day, LANDY (1st Anniversary) Sophie for us to think
In loving memory of our daughter of you, each Sophie, who died on the 29th of November 2003. Mass we hear, each prayer we The day that God called your name, it In loving memory of a very special In loving memory of my sister Pauline, broke our hearts in two. But Heaven daughter Pauline, late of 301 Elm Park, whose First Anniversary occurs on 26th say,is offered needed an Angel, and the one He picked Clonmel, whose First Anniversary occurs November RIP. was you. on 26th November and whose Birthday up for you. occurs on 20th November. Until we meet again, those special Lily We just wish He could have waited and memories of you will always bring a let you stay with us, but you have left You left us broken hearted, not knowing smile. If only I could have you back, We cannot In loving memory of my wonderful Mam, memories in our hearts and that's where what to do. T he legacy you left us, was for just a little while. late of Bianconi Drive, Clonmel who they'll always be. of happiness and love, and that shines bring the old passed from this life on 29th November on forever, from the Heavenly skies Then we could sit and talk again, just 2018 RIP. We just wish we could rewind the clock, above. You brought joy and beauty, from like we used to do. You always meant days back, or make it turn real slow. We could have the moment of our birth, now in Heaven, so very much and always will do too. when we were I think about you every day, I miss you hugged you one more time, before you you're an Angel, just as you were on more than words can say. had to go. earth. The fact that you are no longer here all together, will always cause me pain. But you are My heart is broke Mam, but I have peace No matter how much time will pass, - from your heartbroken father Paul. forever in my heart, until we meet again. our family knowing that we will be together for we'll miss you everyday. Keep shining eternity one day. bright in Heaven, so you can light our Sadly missed by Valerie and Michael xx chain is broken way. Love you always now, but - Teresa xxx Miss and love you always - Mam, Dad, memories live Nathan, Calum, Kerrie, Grandparents, I’m Free Aunts, Uncles and cousins xxxx SURE PRINT LANDY Don’t grieve for me, for now I’m free; forever. (1st Anniversary) Itook His hand when Iheard Him call; O’BO BRIENRIEN Clonmel Ltd Iturned my back and left it all. MONUMENTAL Memorial In loving memory of our wonderful If my parting has left avoid; Nanny Landy. and then fill it with remembered joy. HEADSTONES Gentle Jesus up above, give our Nanny a My life’s been full, Isavored much; IN GRANITE & Acknowledgement great big hug. good friends, good times, LIMESTONE Cards aloved one’s touch. INSCRIPTIONS& Call or email Tell her it's from - Nick, Samantha, Karen Another leafhas fallen, Afriendship shared, alaugh, akiss; CLEANING and kids and it's sent with all our love for asample book. another soulhas gone. xxx ah yes, these things, Itoo, will miss. ACCESSORIES Cards personalised to Butstill we have God’spromises, Perhaps my time seemed all too brief; your specification in every robin’s song. don’t lengthen it now with undue grief. PERSONALISED PLAQUES ForheisinHis heaven, Lift up your hearts and share with me; Nelson Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. and thoughHetakesaway, God wanted me now, He set me free. MEMORIAL CARDS He always leaves to mortals, T: 0526122839 E: [email protected] thebrightsun’s kindlyray. He leaves thefragrantblossoms, Three Bridges BusinessPark and lovely forest,green. Pill Road, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. And gives us new found comfort, 051-645675051-645675-086-1721994 when we on Himwilllean. www.obrienmarble.com 32 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 Have you got news for South Tipp Today? N EWS Email [email protected] ‘There is no sign of the acute beds returning' Campaigners seeking the re- three-year campaign to save hope that thosewho really Jac k N u g e nt turn of acute psychiatric St. Michael's before it closed need the servicewill be sup- in 2012. ported with this issue,” s a id and Kate beds to Clonmel and South “While theminister had Fr. Toomey. H e n n es s ey Tipperary have expressed positive news on the crisis Mayorof Clonmel Garret we re their disappointment that no house and nursing posts, I am Ahearn said it is now con- finalists in progress has been made fol- very disappointed on thekey firmed that jigsaw in Tip- the A Peac e lowing a meeting with Min- issue that thereisno sign of perary will be up and running theacute beds returning,” in the first quarter of 2020. Poste r ister Jim Daly on Tuesday in said Mr Moore. “The twooutreach hubswill c o m pet i t i o n Clonmel. “The most severely and work in tandem with the run by After a one hour meeting acutely ill patients do not central based in Thurles. I C as h e l withMinister Daly,consult- have a voice, and these are the welcome thatthe Govern- Lions Club ants and elected represent- people whoremain badly mentsee the Tipperary as a atives expressed their served by the services that special case. I will continue to disappointment that no pro- does nothave local acutead- fight for adequate services for gress hadbeen made on the mission beds, their voices mental health patients in Tip- return of acutepsychiatric need to be heard.” p e ra r y.” beds to Clonmel. Seamus Healy of Save Our Deputy Mattie McGrath MinisterDaly didan- Acute Hospital Services Com- also voiced his concernre- nouncethe establishmentof mitteealso expressed his dis- garding access to the base in Jigsaw in Thurles with out- appointment that Minister Thurles given the poor public reachcentres in Clonmel and Daly had nothing to report on transport links to Clonmel Nenagh, thefilling of three the return of acute psychi- and other South Tipperary crucial nursing posts associ- atric beds to Clonmel and towns. “We know that Jigsaw ated withthe mentalhealth SouthTipperary. “A 20-bed caters specifically for young services and progress made acute psychiatric bed unit peoplebetween the ages of 12 on the building of a crisis should belocated on the and 25.These arethe groups house for mentalhealthcare grounds of South Tipperary who are being particularly af- in Glenconnor,Clonmel. But General Hospital. We have fected by the scourge of MinisterDaly had no news to made some progress on a rampantdrug use in the impartregarding thereturn number of issues but none on county, so it is vital they have of acute psychiatric beds to theacute psychiatric beds accessible services,”s a i d Clonmel. which is a disappointment,” Deputy McGrath. On his last visit to Clonmel said Deputy Healy. The Jigsawannounce- in February 2018, Minister Clonmel priest Fr. Michael ment was also welcomed by Daly said the closure of St. Mi- Toomeyexpressed his disap- Deputy Michael Lowry.“It is chael's unit in Clonmel in pointment that Minister Daly of great significance that the 2012 was wrong and he did notmeet service users or service is based in Thurles as wanted to put that right. families during his visit. Fr. it is the most logical and sens- Therewere hopes that Toomey welcomed the Jigsaw ible location from a geograph- MinisterDaly would on announcement. He hoped ical point. There will be Tuesday be able to inform the that proper adequate availab- numerous regional outreach meeting on progress made ilityofthe service will be centres to compliment the but there was none to report. made to all young people s e r v ic e,”he said. “Following themeeting it across the county,withspe- Cllr.Richie Molloy, Family remains we have noacute cifichubs. “While Thurles is Carers Irelandarea manager psychiatric beds or no imme- the central location of the in Clonmel, saidit was abso- diate prospect of acute psy- county, there is no easy public lutely vital thatoutreach chiatric beds,'' said retired transport facilities for people hubsare developed on apar- Mrs Gail O’Keeffe, secretary at St John the Baptist Primary School, recently left after 17 years. Pictured: Elma psychiatric consultant Alan to get therefrom Clonmel, allel basis throughout the Cooke, Gail O’ Keeffe, Will Ryan, Mary Andrews, John Derby, Marion Thompson and Martin Pattwe l l Moore, who spearheaded a Cahir or Carrick on Suir so I c ou nty. ‘Patients, families and staff are under enormous pressure’ Independent TD Mattie definitive commitment €8.628 million. only confirms thepriority traspace SolutionLtd almost areunder enormous pres- McGrathwants to know around the opening of the He saidit is clear from the that needs to be givento the €9 million,”he said. sure. This is surely going to in- when the newbeds for South 40-bed modular unit. recent Irish Nurses and Mid- delivery of the40bed-mod- “We have no clear idea crease in the winter months. Tipperary General Hospital Deputy McGrathwas wives Organisation (INMO) ular unit. what the total financial cost is That is why I am asking the (STGH) will be ready for use. speaking after Minister analysis that overcrowding in “Yet here we are today with going to be, but the emotional Minister and theHSE to He has writtento theMin- Harris informed him through hospital emergency depart- no definitive opening and mentalcost of the failure provide clear guarantees ister for HealthSimon aparliamentary reply that ments has exceeded 100,000 schedule despite theexplicit to deliverthe project in a around the opening of the Harris and the Director contractor payments for the nationallyand that STGHis confirmation I have received moreurgent manner is modular unit,”c o n c l ud e d General of the HSE Paul project, certified to one of thetop five hospitals from the Minister and the already certain. Patients, Deputy McGrath. Reid asking for a clear and November 1, already stand at worst affected. He said this HSE that ithas givenEx- families and frontline staff Burglars steal €6,500 worth of cigarettes in Clogheen shop raid
Gardaí have issued an appeal The burglary of Browne's XL stood up on a post box outside garettes as well as tobacco CCTV cameras in the locality 4am to contactCahir Garda for witnesses and sightings Store on Clogheen's Main theshop and interfered with and a small sum of cash. They as part oftheir investigation Station at (052) 7441222. Street occurred between a CCTV camera. left thepremises around into the burglary.Heap- He also appealed for as- of a getaway car in their in- 3.15am and 3.30am last Three of themen entered 3.30am and escaped in adark pealed to anyone who wit- sistance from people with vestigation into a late night Thursday, November 14. the shopby forcing open the coloured Audi car in the dir- nessed anything suspicious dashcam or private CCTV raid on a Clogheen shop by a A Cahir Garda Station frontdoor and one stood as ection of Ballyporeen. in theClogheen area that footage in the Clogheen area. masked gang, who stole an spokesman said fourmen look out outside. The Garda spokesman night, in particular people estimated €6,500 worth of withtheir faces masked were The burglars stole a haul of said gardai have carried out suchas delivery drivers trav- WWW.TIPPERARYLIVE.IE involved in the raid. Benson and Hedges, John house-to-house enquiries elling on approach roadsto c i g a ret tes . One memberof thegang Player Blue and Silk Cut ci- and sought footage from the village between 3am and FORTIPPERARYNEWSASITHAPPENS Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 33
LOCAL SPOTLIGHT
C LO N M E L Chris. Maher with Jim Egan the sponsored walk on & Jimmy Looby. Sunday, October 27 , the Raffle Next game on Thursday same day as the Dublin City The St. Oliver's Parish November 21 at 8.30 pm. M a rath o n . Christmas raffle draw will Clara will travel to Kenya in take place in the parish January to help build centre at the afternoon tea Pub Quiz classrooms in a school with party and dance from 3- A Table Quiz in aid of the Ray Of Sunshine Found- 6pm on December 1. Spot Family Carers Ireland will ation, a Kilkenny based or- prizes will also be on offer. be held at Barne Lodge on ganisation working for Admission is €5 and all are Friday, November 22 at more than 10 years in Kenya we l c o m e. 8.30pm. Table of 4 €2 0 . and the walk's proceeds are in aid of this cause. Table quiz Clara was very disappointed A table quiz in aid of Family Rathkeevin ICA to have to leave the walk Carers Ireland’s Clonmel Meeting on this Wednesday between New Inn and centre will take place in November 20 at 8 pm. Cashel due to work commit- Barne Lodge at 8.30pm on Catering: Rose Group - ments but Cllr Anglim con- November 22. A table of Mary Dahill, Mary Williams, tinued alone and reached four is €2 0 . Bernie Ryan, Betty Williams Holycross Abbey at 3.12pm. and Noreen Donoghue He completed the walk in 7 Arts Group Competiton: Posy of three South Tipperary Art hours, 32minutes. If you flowers any media G roup’s primary section is would still like to support Upcoming Events: busy completing the calli- Clara's fundraising cam- November 23 10am ICA Na- graphy course in prepara- paign contact (086) 0251277 tional AGM Midlands Park tion for making their or (087) 2146195. Hotel, Portlaoise. Christmas cards, while the Cllr Anglim thanked Decemaber 5 Federation Seniors are working on Killenaule Moyglass under 12 soccer team played Tipperary Town in the Cup final everyone who supported Meeting Halla na Feile their large repeat patterns. the sponsored walk, which Cashel 7.30 pm. Rathkeevin The adult working group is The Club members’Te n n i s the extended family of Purcell, Ml Purcell, Rock- has raised €1802 so far. Guild Hosting. Guest preparing decorative items and Squash Autumn Biddy Roche, Jubilee Ter- well Rovers, Colm Heaney Speaker Margaret Doyle, for the Christmas round- Leagues are now at their race who was laid to rest to be entered into a style icon. about at Tesco on the by- concluding stages with the last Monday in Kilsheelan. monthly draw for €100 on ARDFINNAN Competition: Christmas pass. Contact 086-8096823. Finals on November 23 fast Eternal rest to their souls. Saturday, Dec 7. Next week's approaching. The Finals Jackpot is €14,800 and the Flower Arrangment with Par ty GOLDEN will be followed by a social draw will take place in Bar- Candle Ardfinnan Community evening in Kehoe’s Lounge, NEW INN rons pub on Saturday December 11 Rathkeevin Council is hosting its Senior Women's Group when the presentation of November 23. Christmas Party, Raheen Citizens Christmas Party on The group return to Golden prizes will take place. We “Down Your Way” House 7.30 pm Sunday, December 1 at 2 Kilfeacle GAA Centre at hope to see all participants by Eamon O’D w y e r December 14 Flower Ar- p.m. All Senior Citizens in 8.15pm on December 2 for in both competitions A radio recording of our P OWERSTOWN rangeing Workshop, St the local and surrounding more Christmas crafts with present on the night and all Book Launch on Friday O l ive r ’s Hall 10am to 1pm areas are invited. Maura Dunne. New mem- Club members are wel- November 1 in the NICC will B a pti s m January 6th Nollaig na If you need transport con- bers always welcome. Cost c o m e. be aired on Tipp FM on Congratulations to Evan and mBan Celebrations, Cahir tact Kitty on 087-7562742 or €5 includes refreshments It has just been announced Thursday 21 November at Julie Jenkins whose child House Hotel Dan on 086-8587663. Please and supplies. that the Club’s application 7pm and on Saturday, Layla Evelyn was baptised come along and join in the for funding from the Sports November 23 at 10am. An in Powerstown on Saturday. festive fun! K I LS H E E L A N Capital Programme has enjoyable was had by all. Congratulations to Gary and G OAT E N B R I D G E been successful. It will be a Thanks to Eamon for Denise Grant whose child Rosar y Coffee morning Kilcash Community great boost in further en- coming to New Inn and re- Summer Marie was bap- tised in Lisronagh on Sat- The Rosary for the Holy A coffee Morning in aid of Centre - AGM hancing the Club’s facilities. cording memories from Souls will be recited in St LauraLynn Children's Hos- There was an excellent re- u rd ay. people from different or- F i n n a n’s Cemetery at 3pm pice will be held on Friday, sponse to the call for more ganisations and groups in for the month of November. November 29th in Ard- involvement in the running Killurney Sports & the parish. If the weather is inclement, finnan Community Centre of our Community Centre. Cemetery Mass Social Club The annual Mass for all it will be recited in the commencing at 9 a.m. At the Annual General Last Friday night our Guitar buried in St. Patricks will C hu rc h . Meeting held on November Anniverary Masses Ensemble entertained a be held on this Thursday at 12, the following Officers Phil O’Carroll on Sunday, packed house. Thanks to all 11.am. C LO G H E E N and Committee were who attended, or made a November 24, at 9.30am in St Vincent de Paul elected: Chairperson: At- donation, to assist with the Knockgraffon church and The annual St Vincent de Birthday greetings tracta O’Reilly, Hon Sec- medical expenses of young Bridie, Thomas Dunleavy Holy Souls Paul collection will take Happy birthday to Conor retary: Margaret O’Ke e f fe, Billy Burgess. We were de- and the Ahearn family on Mass in Lisronagh on place on the weekend of 7/8 Scahill who celebrated his Hon Treasurer: John Tobin. lighted with the figure Sunday November 24 at Thursday at 7.30pm. of December. 30th birthday last Saturday Committee: Sharon Aherne, raised - well done to all. Our 11am in New Inn church. Mass in Powerstown on night. Conor was joined by Mia Carney, Phil Flood, Bring & Buy Sale on Sunday Friday at 10.00am Winter Wonderland family and friends in Allens Bridget Fogarty, Rebecca was also a wonderful suc- Mass in Rathkeevin Hall on Bar Clogheen and a great Hunt, Mary Jo Kehoe, Ed- 25 card drive The much anticipated Ard- cess as a social occasion as Joint Winners last Wed- Saturday 23rd at 7.30pm night was had by all. mond O’Reilly, Ann Walsh f i n n a n / B a l l ybac o n / G ra n g e well as a fundraiser. Again nesday, November 13 at the and Tony Walsh. and Newcastle Gun Club’s we want to express our sin- Old School, Knockgraffon We welcome the new faces Memorial Mass Winter Wonderland 2019 Non Stop Draw cere thanks to everyone, were Joint winners Jimmy to the committee and thank Special mass for all who Christmas event is taking St Paul’s Community Centre who provided items, came Looby & Ml Murphy and the re-elected members for died in the Parish over the place at the beautifully dec- is running their annual fun- along to purchase, and Timmy Fitzgerald & Pat their continued dedication. past year in Powerstown orated Kildanogue Duck draiser with the Non Stop anyone who helped in any Fitzgerald with 10 games Church on Sunday 24 at 3 Ponds in Goatenbridge Draw. Cards are in shops way to ensure this tradi- each. Well done all. Tea and pm. (between Clogheen and and it is €2 a week for five C a rd s tional event remains suc- refreshments provided. All buried in Powerstown Newcastle) from Friday weeks. First prize €150, 2nd Twelve tables played on cessful. Cards will start at 8.30pm cemetery will be re- December 7 to Sunday 9. prize €75 and third prize is Wednesday night last when s h a r p. membered at the mass, so it Parking for bus transfer will €50. Please support this the popular winners were Sy m pathy is an opportunity to visit be in Goatenbridge village. very worthy cause. Joan O’Gorman and Philip A number of families in our ones family grave. Hickey. November 20 our GAA lotto community have been be- Saturday, November 16, res- Accumulator for the Marathon walk Par ty reaved recently. ults from Ollies bar, the no's Christmas Hampers kicks Rathkeevin cards Cllr Michael Anglim and The annual Community We extend our sympathy to are 5, 20, 26 & 28. No off and continues on Winners of the weekly card Clara Doheny from Goaten- Party will be held in St the Foley family, winner(s). November 27, December 4 game held on Thursday bridge embarked on a 48km Pau l ’s on Sunday, December Lisnatubrid on the passing Lucky Dips x 4: Annaveigh and 11. Best three scores out November 14 were Anne marathon walk from Cllr 15. Why not make it a day to of Kevin John in Wales, to Plants, New Inn Annaveigh of four, so make sure you Dowling & Mary Ann Healy Anglim's house at remember and come along the Phelan family on the Plants, New Inn, Tara are in with a chance of the on 12 games, Michael Pren- Ballylaffin, Ardfinnan to and enjoy the beautiful loss of Tom, formerly of Stafford, Fiona Shortall to dergast & Margaret Quinlan Holycross Abbey recently to Christmas Fare. Butlerstown and Railway meal, followed by dancing be entered into a monthly on 9 games. raise funds for a charity to the brilliant Just Two. C otta ge s . draw for €500 on Saturday , Table prizes on 19th and working in Kenya. Sports Centre Our thoughts are also with December 7. Sellers x 4: Ml 20th games.; Joe Aherne & They set out at 7.40am on 34 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 CAHIR CORNER
Tidy Towns Punters Rest, 2nd The Her- in thetown. John thanked cluded withthe collective itage and 3rd Liam Walls. Best everyone for their support singing of the traditional Re- The Cahir Tidy Towns Private Floral Display 1st and encouraged all the busi- membrance Sunday hymn Local Awards competition Kathleen Butler,2nd Nora nesses to playtheir part to Abide with Me and the laying were announced last Weinman and 3rd Kevin Hub- helpmakeCahir atownyou of wreaths at the memorial. weekend in the Shamrock bard. BestSmall Estate1st want to visit.Cllr Moloney Lounge in front of a large at- Birchdale, 2nd Nash Place also thanked thestaff of the Social and Historical Society te n d a n c e. and 3rd CollegeCourt. Best Shamrock Lounge fortheir The overall winners were Large Estate 1st Beechpark h o s pi ta l i t y. Cahir Social and Histor- Cahir House Hoteland its and 2nd Woodview. He also thanked all the ical Society will host the large displayof plants lit up The Member’s Award, businesses and residents in launch of Margaret Galvin’s thesquare all summer.The which is voted by the Tidy Cahir who contributed to the latest collection of poetry, Most Improved Large Busi- Towns Members, went to tow n ’s bronzemedal inthe The Finer Points,in Cahir ness went tothe new O’Don - Hughie O’Donnell whoput in national awards. House Hotel at 8pm on nell’s Daybreak whereahuge a seriouseffort in 2019. Armistice Day November 29. The Cahir- investment went into the Hughiewas avery popular born, Wexford-based poet premisesthis year.The Most winner this year and for once The 101thanniversary of has written55 poems that ex- Sisters Isabelle and Ailish Burke selling Christmas cards forCahir Day Improved Small Business i t’ssafe to sayhe wasspeech- Armistice Day was commem- plore the experience of Care Centre last Sunday Award went to Morrissey’s less. After a nightofcelebra- orated on November 10 with a growing up in Cahir in the B a r. tions he was backonthe beat ceremony at the War Me- 1960s and 1970s. Kerins was present to find out Hotel from 12-5pm on Winners in other cat- the following morning. The morial. About 60 attended Aregular guest of theso- what filming was required. December 15. Call Jackieon egories were:Best Large Council Engineers Award this event. Paul Buckley cietyover thelast few years, Some of the groom’s men 0 8 7- 2 23 6 5 8 3 . Garden 1st Brenda Burke, 2nd went to John Bailey. There spoke about the link between Margaret grew up on the were also present, discussing Sean and Angela McCree, 3rd were several Highly Com- Fred Waterhouse,a Cahir Clogheen Road and she re- their roles for the occasion, Active Retirement Michael and Breda mended, Commended and man who served with the Ca- visits this period of her life and the priest who will con- Cookery class will com- Fitzgerald. BestSmall Merit Awards also an- nadian Army in WorldWar withrelish, compassion and duct the ceremony, Tagdh mence in Cahir VEC at 12 noon Garden: 1st John and Noreen nounced on theevening. One, and the origins of the lit- forensic curiosity. Howard,came along to give on November 22 for four McCarthy, 2nd Michael Guiry These will be handed out over erary character Winniethe The Finer Points celeb- advice on the muchanticip- weeks. AGMin Cahir House and Hannah Lynch, 3rdRita the coming week. Pooh. This was followed by ratesher native place witha ated wedding day. Hotel at 2.30pm on December and Michael Walsh and Tony Cllr Andy Moloney Michael Duggansinging an reverent and keen aware- At the previous meeting, 4, followed by the annual Fitzpatrick. Tidiest Business thanked Dolan’s SuperValu affecting version of The ness. It will belaunched by thewedding cake, cars and Christmas party. There will be 1st Cahir House Hotel, 2nd for its continued sponsor- Green Fields of France and Mary O’Gorman, the flowers were discussed with no meeting in January and re- LiamRoche and Trish ship and in doing so Paddy Roche playing astir- Clonmel-based poet and great enthusiasm, with all newal of membership will Flowers, 3rd Morrissey’s Bar presented a lovely piece of ringversion of The Last Post playwright. Each copyofthis sorts of hilarious props and take place in February. Any and The Granary.Best Busi- Crystal to John and Carmel after a minute'ssilence was collection will cost €1 0 . the scriptcoming together outstanding raffle tickets ness Floral Display 1st Dolan for 30 years in business observed. The event con- Everyone is welcome to at- n ic e l y. must be sentback for the tend this event. raffle on November 28. Mock wedding Lions Club Christmas lights The mockwedding fun- The club held a dinner and draiser for Cahir GAAand fashion show in Cahir House With Christmas fast ap- Cahir Ladies Gaelic Football Hotelto raise muchneeded proaching, it is now time to Club will take place in Cahir funds to replace thelocal turn our attentionto the House Hotel at 6pm on lifesaving defibrillators bat- erecting of the lights in Cahir. November 30. Tickets are €30 teries, whichare a hugeex- Since the purchase of thenew and include abuffet meal. pense and vital to the town. townlights in 2016, Cahir De- Music by Reverse theHearse There were fabulous fash- velopment Associationhas and aDJ. Donations will go to ions on displayfromSor- coveredthe shortfall re- Cahir Day Care Centre. Call rento, St. Vincent de Paul, garding the erecting of the Liam on 086-4064541 or Klassy Lady and Mr. Mister. lights. The overall threeyear Eddie on 087-2645071. The club also wishes to thank project including thepur- Last weekend the groom thelocal models who gave so chase,erecting and taking James Walsh as well as mem- generously of their time to down of the lightsto date has bers of Cahir GAAClub and take to the catwalk.Thanks cost €88,190. Income received Ladies Football Club met also go to St. VincentDe Paul by way of sponsorship and an- once again for their weekly and Cahir House Hotel. nual donations from the catch up and to continue to The Christmas craft fayre traders came to €59,765. The make arrangements for the will take place in Cahir House balance of €28,425 was paid by excitingevent. Of course the Hotel from 12-5pm on Cahir DevelopmentAssoci- bride to be wasnot inattend- December 8. Childrencan ation. This money came from ance, AislingMoloney, visit Santa’s Grotto on the day theweekly lottocontribu- having been awarded Inter- and receive a noveltytoy ata t io n s . mediate Player of The Year cost of €5 forall children Cahir Development Asso- the night before. But the wed- under 10. There will also be a ciation would like to thank Lions Club's Maurice Quinlan, Patsy McGurk, Seanie Lonergan and Jacqui Mullins at its fashion show ding videographer Brendan craft fayre in Kilcoran Lodge Cahir Credit Union, Tip-
Margaret Walsh, Cllr Andy Moloney, Mary O’Donnell, Bobby Condon, Mary Guthrie, Francis Murray, John Eanna Heffernan, James Walsh, Nicholas Reidy and Ryan Murphy are all set for the mock wedding O’Donnell, Peggy O’Brien and Billie Lonergan at the Cahir Day Care Centre fundraising sale last S u n d ay Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 35 Send Cahir news/photos to Maria Taylor at CAHIR CORNER c a p l i c etay l o r@ h ot m a i l .c o m perary County Council, Cahir Ladies football markets datesare December Traders, Cahir Bingo, Cahir 6, 13 and 20. Meetand Train, theCraft On November 10, the The marketcontinues Fair, and the community for under 19 B team beat Moyne every Friday morning inthe their very generous dona- Templetuohy in the final by 4- community hall (beside Cahir tions to date. This project 11 to 4-10. Awonderful goal post office) from 9 to 11am. would nothave succeeded scored by Emma Casey in the without your help. closing stages sealedvictory Parish news Withthe ever increasing for Cahir.Captain Rachel O' costs, Cahir Development As- Donnell lifted the cupto the The collection last sociation is asking if there is delightof her team and the weekend was€1,640 and anycompany or organisation great following of supporters renovation fund was€5 4 0. that would be willing to be a from Cahir. Niamh Costigan Rockwell College will hold a main sponsor orjoint was presented with the mass forthe deceased at 7pm sponsor in conjunction with Player of the Match Award. on November 21. the annual contributions In the CityWest Hotel from the traders. Dublin on November16, Ais- Juvenile GAA Club ling Moloney and Aisling Mc- Scor na nÓg will take place Memorial service Carthywere nominatedfor in Holycross on December 1. All StarAwards. Moloney If anyone is interested in The annual memorial ser- won theIntermediate Player taking partin music, song, vice for all babies/children re- of the Year. dancing or question time cat- gardless of age that left too egories, call Paula O’Regan on soon will take place in St. Country market 0 8 6 -1 6 3 8 9 5 5. Mary's Church at 7.30pm on Orders are nowbeing A mental health aware- December 4. It will be fol- taken for homemade ness talk will take place at lowed by a tree of angels, Christmas cakes, mince pies, 7pm on November26 in the where people can hang an plum puddings, yuletide logs, Galtee Suite in Cahir House angel/bauble on thetreein holly wreathsand vegetable H ote l . memory of their child. The baskets. If you want to put in a The Parish Leaguefinals tree will be inside the church Christmas order, call into will be held on November 24 this year. All parents, families Cahir CommunityHall any on the main field. and friends arewelcome to Friday morning or call Hilary Popup Gaeltacht con- atte n d . on 086-3634457 or Catherine tinues every Monday in Cahir on 087-9828941. Christmas House at 8pm. Cahir Tidy Towns Local Awards sponsors John and Carmel Dolan presenting the BestEstate Award to Breda Gallagher of Beechpark
Cahir Tidy Towns Local Awards sponsors John and Carmel Dolan presenting the Most Improved Small Business Award and third place in the Tidiest Business competition to Brian Costigan of Morrissey’s Bar John Dolan and Breda Gallagher presenting the Tidy Towns Member’s Award to Hughie O’Donnell
Cahir Day Care Centre’s Carmel Morgan, Mary Guthrie and Breda Buckley selling delicious cakes at its fundraising sale last Sunday Cllr Andy Moloney, David O’Neill and Jirí Procházka modelling for Mr Mister at the Lions Club fashion show 36 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 CARRICK-ON-SUIR CORNER Send Carrick-on-Suir news/photos to Anne Marie Magorrian at [email protected]
COMERAGH COLLEGE Training Centre at Greenside Comeragh College's under on December 5 from 11am to 16 ½ hurling team were 1pm. The eventis being or- crowned Munster schools ganised by the college's VTOS champions last Thursdayde- student group in aidof Car- feating Carrigtwohill Com- rick-on-Suir Meals Assist- munity College by an ance Service. impressive 14 points in the final played at Kilgobnet GAA FLOWERS DEMO complex in west Waterford. Glasha Flower and There were jubilant Garden Society will host a scenes among the Carrick- Christmas flower arranging on-Suir players when the demonstration by Janet Mad- final whistle blew with dock in the Carraig Hotel on Comeragh College clocking December 2 at 8pm. The up a score of 5-9 to Carrigtwo- theme will be Nature Lovesa hill's 1-7. bitof Bling. Proceeds will be Comeragh College's subs donated to St. Brigid’s Dis- bench emptied onto thefield trictHospital and Pieta and joined their teammates House. Entry is €12 and in- in celebrating the hard won cludes refreshments with provincial title victory raffle and door prizes. The game beganata franticpace withCarrigtwo- SWAN GAA CLUB hill putting great pressureon Carrick Swan Club's uun- Comeragh College's de- derage boys travelled to fenders and scoring the Dublin and toured theCroke opening two points. Park GAA Museum for their Taylor Fleming scored a end of year outing. The boys nice pointfrom acounter-at- had a great day out. A stop-off tack and after 10 minutes the Comeragh College’s hurling team celebrating after their decisive victory over Carrigtwohill Community College in the Munster Schools final at McDonaldson theway scorewas three points to one home also went down well. to Carrigtwohill. threescores in a row, two rigtwohill scoredjust three years and older are welcome. ance from St. Vincent de Paul The club thanks all those who An unfortunate injuryto points followed by a goal. points in the second half. Lotto: The jackpotwasn't in Carrick-on-Suir have risen helpedout withtheseyoung the Carrigtwohill number six Charlie O'Sullivan fol- The team'smanagement wonlast week. Numbers by a third since last year with players on theday and player led to a break in play lowed with apoint from play said the win was no more drawnwere: 5,11,19,22. Ten more and more families throughout the year. It’s most and all at Comeragh College whichwas to be the last score than the players deserved for matchthree players won€20 seekingthe charity'shelp. appreciated. In thecoming wish this fineyoung hurler of thegame. It was now their application, honesty each. Ten players matched Please support the St Vincent weeks, more than 50 under 6 the very best in his recovery. Comeragh College's turn to and discipline all year. three numbers and won€20 de Paul'swork by contrib- and under 7players will head Following theresumption defend, with thefull-back Comeragh College prin- eac h . uting to its collection boxes in to World of Bounce fortheir of play, Comeragh College's lineof JackO’Neill, Gavin cipal Kevin Langton congrat- most shopping outlets in end of year trip. CharlieO'Sullivan wona O’Keeffe and Kyle Cookeand ulated the teamand its BRIDGE CLUB town and also to the Swan Club stalwart dirty ball beforebursting goalkeeper Adam Kerwick management on their huge TuesdayBridge Club,Car- Christmas church gate at St. Bernard O’ Neill picks up his throughand burying it in the coming out and clearing ball success and paid tributeto raig Hotel, Nov. 5:1st Joan Nicholas Church and Sean Gael awardat a cere- top corner of the net. after ball. The team's half their hard work and commit- English and Marie Cooney, Faugheen Church over the mony in The Dome at Semple From the puck-out, Car- backline ofReece Halligan, ment over the past season. 2nd Teasie Blanchfield and weekend of November 30 and Stadium this Sunday. Tickets rigtwohill owned possession Conor Corcoran and Tadgh Anne Ellis, 3rd Tess O'Shea December 1. The charity's for the event are available dir- and worked theball in Leane also stood firm against DAVINS GAA CLUB and Vera O'Donnell. local confidential helpline ectly from theTipp GAA of- smartly and scored a goal every challenge Carrigtwo- Carrick Davins GAAClub 88 Bridge Club,Carraig number is 087-2227667. fice in Thurles at €10 each. bringing the score to 1-3 to 1-1. hill threw at them. is appealing to its members Hotel, Nov. 7:1st JoanO'Sul- You can purchase tickets for Comeragh College, however, Comeragh College's man- and fans to come out and sup- livanand MarieCooney, 2nd M AS S the event over the phone. The went on theattack and Dale agementdecided to freshen portthe club's hurling team HonoraMurphy and Berna- Mass for All Souls Daywill contactnumber is 0504- Waters and Taylor Fleming things up and Lorcan O'Sul- in their Munster Junior Club dette Cleary, 3rdBiddy Skelly be held in St. Mary’s 2 27 02 . scored two fine points. livan, Eoin Barry,Niall Hurling semi-final match and Tilly O'Donnell. Cemetery Carrick-on-Suir Meanwhile, the club con- Moments later Jack Greene, Owen Dunphy and against St Mary'sofWater- this Saturday at11am, gratulates theComeragh Col- Hickey won a ball and played Jake Maher replaced Charlie ford atClonmel Sportsfield CHRISTMAS COLLECTION weather permitting. lege under 16 ½ hurling team a fine pass to Pauric Walsh, O Sullivan, Fionn Barry, Jack on Saturday at 1pm. With Christmas around on winning the Munster who scoreda goal. This was Hickey, Jack O'Neill and Kyle The club's winter academy thecorner manyfamilies and COFFEE MORNING championship after,beating followed by the score of the Cooke. In thefinal 10 is back in the Greenschool the elderly are struggling to A fun charity coffee Carrigtwohill of Corkinthe game –adefence splitting minutes, Comeragh College from 6.30pmto 7.30pmevery putfood on thetable or heat morning will be held at Car- final. TenSwanClub mem- solo run and accurate finish defended strongly and Car- Thursday. All children aged 4 their homes. Calls forassist- r ic k ’s Further Education bers are on the team in- to the goal from Taylor cluding jointcaptain Adam Fleming. Kerwick, Dale Power, Fionn PauricWalsh got his Barry,Nathan Booth,Taylor second scoreof thegame, a Fleming, Callum Walsh,Jack fine point from a central posi- Hickey, Dylan O 'Connor, tion. It was followedbya Lorcan O’ Sullivan and Ben Charlie O'Sullivan point. Car- Power. The teamwas trained rigtwohill got the final score by DJ Foranand Billy of the first half leaving it 3-6 O’Ke e f fe. to 1-4to Comeragh Collegeat Last week’s Swan lotto half time. The score was a numbers were 02, 07, 13, 26. combination of clinical fin- The €8,500jackpot wasn't ishing from the scorers but won. Eight players matched also some incredibly hard three numbers and won €3 0 . work from Nathan Booth, This week's jackpot is €8 ,7 5 0. Fionn Barry and Callum The 12 Days of Christmas Wa l s h . fundraisingdraw witha The second half began €20,000 prizefund is fast ap- with alot of dirty ball being proaching. The first draw is contested in the middle of the on December 3and tickets field. Comeragh College cost €50. Contactany com- showed great discipline and mittee member or ticket spirit while contesting these seller for tickets. balls. A fine delivery into Carrick Swan Club ex- Charlie O'Sullivanfrom a tends condolences to the Taylor Fleming free led to Ryanfamily, TreacyPark; C h a rl ie’s second goal of the Kiely family, Carrickbeg; Cul- game, which was followed by linane family,Dunbane and Pauric Walsh’s second point. Piltown; and Phelan family, It was now Jack Hickey's turn Ballydine, on their recent to get on thescoreboard with Carrick-on-Suir Lions Club held its annual Christmas Food Appeal last Sunday and were joined by the Suir Valley Choir. Pictured: Kevin Walsh, Sarah- Jane Sexton, Helen O'Brien, Helen Fitzgerald, Ann Comerford, Barry Ryan and Alice Norris b e reave m e nt s . Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 37 S P O RT Want South Tipp Today to cover an event? Email [email protected] Gala celebration rounds off a great year for Ladies Football
The celebrations and were runners-up in the Ladies Gaelic honoured the achievements All-Ireland Silver Series Fo otb al l of theTipperary Inter- Final, when they lost to Intermediates, Under 17s and U14s Over 300 players, mediate team, who wonthe L i m e r ic k . mentors, club officers, their All-Ireland and Munster County champions in all family and friends attendeda Finals; the U-17 teamwho adult grades from Senior to feted at gala celebration in Cahir gala celebration of Tipperary wonthe ‘A’ A l l - I re l a n d , Junior C were also honoured, Ladies Football in Cahir defeating two Dublin teams as were the winners of the House Hotel. en route; and the U-14 team, three adult leagues in whowon the BMunster Final Divisions 1, 2 and 3. Also honoured and presented withmedals were the winners of the county finals in the underage groupings in the U-16 A, B, C and D competitions; the U-14, B, Cand Dand also the winners of the U-12 Peil na Cailíní competition. The guest of honour at the event was Cork’s all-conquering former Ladies Football managerEamonn Ryan. Watergrasshill man Ryan has had along and varied career at club and county levels in both hurling and football, including a stint Championship-winning club captains, Camida Adult Championship. as manager of the Rebel Tipperary ’s U-14 B Munster champions and All-Ireland Silver Series runners-up, who received their Junior ‘A’Galtee Rovers – Katie Quirke; Junior ‘B’ M oy n e County footballersfrom 1980 medals at the Ladies Gaelic Football Association function Templetuohy –Louise Butler; Junior ‘C’ Sliabh na mBan –Imelda to 1984. He is best known now O’Donovan; Intermediate Templemore –Kate Bourke and Senior – as themanager of the Aherlow –Siobhan Condon successful Corkladies football side who won an unprecedented ten All- Ireland Senior titles in eleven s ea s o n s . Earlier this month he took up a mentoring role with the Limerick Ladies Junior side. Eamonn Ryan com- mended theachievements of Tipperary Ladies Gaelic Football, both at club and county level. He also spoke about the increase in the number of girls playing both ladies football and camogie throughout the country. However he was also critical of women who fail to support women in sport. He said that Championship-winning club captains, U-16 ReaGroup.ie it is obvious that women are Championship. ‘A’Galtee Rovers –Fiona Tuohy; ‘B’ St. Patrick’s– interested in sport by the Dearbhla Morrissey; ‘C’ Holycross Ballycahill –Ava Carr and ‘D’ numbers attending the men’s Latin Cullen Emly –Leah Carew, on behalf of Brid Nash games and he saidit was time Tipperary ’s All-Ireland Intermediate and Munster football champions were presented with their medals that women now supported at Cahir House Hotel women in their own sport. Senior Tipperary Ladies Football manager,Shane Ronayne,said he waslooking forward to their newseason playing in both Division 1 and in the Senior ranks. He commended the commit- mentofthe players and said that while they were delighted to havethe Mary Quinn Cup (Intermediate All Ireland Cup) amongst them, they had an ambition to bring theBrendan Martin Cup (Senior All IrelandCup)back to Tipperary. Presentations were also Championship-winning club captains, U-12 Peil na Cailíní series. made to all thecounty Platinum - Galtee Rovers – Anna Phelan; Gold - Holycross management teams and to Ballycahill –Issy Carr; Silver - Ballyporeen –Katie Kelly and David Anchell, CEO of Bronze - Slieve Felim Rapparees –Annie Phelan C a m id a . Tipperary ’s All-Ireland U-17 football champions attended the night of celebration at Cahir House Hotel 38 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9 S P O RT TIPPERARY LAOCHRA GAEL AWARDS TIPPERARY LAOCHRA GAEL AWARDS Men and women honoured for lifetime of unselfish voluntary service to Tipperary GAA
The 17th annual Tipperary Laochra Gael Awards will be administrators are obvious choices, the awards recognise Each will receive a framed certificate from the guest of honour, presented in The Dome, Semple Stadium onthis Sunday, m e m b e r s’ contributions in several other ways, suchas the well-known Cappawhite and Dublin businessman, Louis November 24 at 4.30pm. groundsman, jersey-carrier, tea-maker,referee, umpire and Fitzgerald, who is a great friendof Tipperary hurling. Twenty-one membersofthe GAA, whohavegiven jersey washer. The awardis open to all members,men and It is agreat occasion for theLaochra Gael recipientstohave significantservice to theAssociation over alifetime, willbe women. The only qualification outsideof service is age: the their lifetimes of service formally recognised, and a most h o n ou re d . recipient has to be over 70. This year’s recipients come from all enjoyable opportunityfor theirfamily and friends to share in This service can be in any capacity. While players and over the county, five from each division, and one from handball. the recognition. South Tipp men gave significant service
He will alwaysbegrateful 1962. This achievement was John first came on the to the people of Tipperary notrepeated by the club until local GAAscene in 1955 as a and the Tipp County Board 1994. Lance was amidfielder minor footballer andJunior fortheir support throughout on the Mullinahone team of hurler with St. Patrick’s and a his career. Hisloveand 1973 when they won the minor hurler with Killenaule passion for the GAA brought Tipperary Junior Football when with 8other St. him to Tipperary and he still title, theclub’s first county Patr i c k ’s players, including travels to many matches. win in 44 years. Jo h n’s late brother Paddy, L a n c e’sfather, Bill, had they helped Killenaule in the beena member of thatteam South Final victory over St. of 1929. Lance’s genes and Mary’s having already those of his wife Alma passed defeated both Swans and on to his son Kyran, who Davins inearlier rounds.In Paddy Finnucane played hurling and football 1956 John wasa member of ( C a r r i c k- o n - S u i r ) for Tipperary winning an theKillenaule minor hurling All-Ireland junior football team defeated by Carrick Pat (Pakie) Hyland (Cahir) Bernard O’Neill (Carrick medal in 1998. His father Swans in the South Final. Also Swa n s ) Pad d y must have been proud, but in 1956John and 7 other St. my own opinion is that his Patr i c k ’s men helped Pat Hyland Finn ucane proudest momentcame in Mullinahoneto victory over Cahir B e r n a rd C a r r i c k- o n - S u i r 2002 when he saw his son Cahir Slashers in the South receive the Dan Breen Cup on Tipperary minor football Pakie Hyland became The name of Paddy behalf ofMullinahone, final. John and his colleagues chairman of theCahir GAA O’Neill Finucane is synonymous following the replay with continued to play junior club in1996 and remained Carrick Swans with the GAA. His until 2004, having beenthe Lance Vaughan (Mullinahone) Thurles Sarsfields aftera football and hurling. The contribution to it asaplayer, week of unbelievable anxiety. hurlers were eventually Juvenile chairman from 1991 The name Bernard O’Nei l l administrator and through L a n c e’s loyalty, to old family rewarded fortheir efforts to 1995.This period proved to is well known in G.A.A. hiswork in the mediahas values, to Tipperary and to with a South Final victory be one ofthe mostsuccessful circles in Tipperary and been widely acknowledged in Lance Vaughan, Mullinahone,makes him a over MoyleRovers in1963 in the club’shistory, with the further afield. Affectionately his own area and far afield. Mullinahone most worthy recipient of a when John scored theall first County Senior and known as ‘P i n ky ’, he has been His programmes onTipp FM Laocra Gael award. important winning goalfor a Under 16 football titles and a loyalservant toCarrick and live commentaries of When Lance Vaughan was Go mairfidh sé i bhfad. team captained by his lifelong thefirst County hurlingtitle Swan GAA Club in many major club and county games born in Mullinahone in 1947 colleague Ned Barnable. As comingto theparish. In all 13 capacities- player, trainer, made him a household name it wasunthinkable thathe chairman of Avonmore and County titles and 27 mentor, masseur and physio. in Tipperary. His media work would not grow up to follow laterGlanbia John was Divisional titles were won. An athlete of some was very successful, the family ethos of loyalty and instrumental in securing that Also during his term as prominence he has won receiving awardsfrom the service to his native place. f i r m’ssponsorship of the chairman, muchdevelop- many county, provincial and Tipperary County Board and His grandfather,Michael, South Tipperary Senior ment work was carriedout, national titles and he theMunster Council Media in Land War and eviction Hurling Championship for including the purchase of a continuesto participate at Award in 2013. times and his father Bill in severalyears although he new field as part of the veteran level today. The Carrick-on-Suir Mu l l i n a h o n e’s GAA rise to often found those matches Duneske Project and the In his youth Bernie was a native has been involved with football eminence gave this being played at times that building of new dressing very speedy forward in both St. Molleran’s GAA club, s e r v ic e. were unsuitable for his roomsand a standinthe hurlingand footballbut his Carrickbeg from boyto man. After retiring,Bill shareholders, the dairy Pa rk . first love was helping others As a player, he won junior and Vaughan continuedto farmers. John served St. When it came to to attain their fullfitness and intermediate county titles. support and serve his club. Patr i c k ’s as a selector at fundraising Pakieand his to maximise theirpotential He also won a seniorcounty Lance and his older brother, Juvenile, Minor and Junior wife, Mary werenot found as players. football title with Kill, Co. Michael took upthe reins in John Duggan (St. Patrick’s) level. Now he enjoys watching wanting and he is still one of This yearhe is still Waterford. He wasboththe the1950s and 60s. Lance the next generationwith his the top promoters of the involved withSwans’s e n i o r club secretary and treasurer played minor, under21 and grandchildren featuring County Draw inthe club. He hurlers some 47years after forthirty three years. Paddy senior football for Tipperary, John Duggan prominently for St. Patrick’s also encouraged the founding he first begantraining Swan played akey role in the winningnothing withthem in South Tipperary and of the Cahir Ladies Football teams.His attitudeand good purchase of and layingout of and little with Mullinahone. St Patrick’s Butlerstown in Waterford. Club while chairman. humour is as infectious as the field that is now the He played in an era when the John was always and is still a He was a playing member ever and players respond to permanent home of theSt. footballers of Mullinahone Jo h n’s first appearance at regular attendee at matches of theClub inthe 1950sand his kind-hearted nature. Mollerans in Carrickbeg. and Tipperary were competitive level was playing in Thurles,Cork, Limerick, 1960s and went ontobecome He has been afriend to His other greatpassion is u n suc c e s s f u l . wing back for Callan CBS Nowlan Park and of course ateam mentoronmany many down theyears and theatre, and overthe course Win or lose Lance senior hurling team when Croke Park. We wish him teams and was manager of remains a highly valued and of his life he has played many Vaughan always gave of his stillonly 14 yearsofage ona many more years travelling to the county.minor winning respected member of Carrick roleswith theboth utmost on the field. He was team captained by Richie those venues, aswell as the team in 1996. Swan GAA Club. A worthy Carrick-on-Suir Musical captain of the first H oga n’s grandfather,who local pitches, where his Pakie is avery worthy recipient of a Laochra Gael Society and Brewery Lane Mullinahone team to win a was a Kilkenny Minor hurler grandchildrenare inregular recipient of a Sean Ghael awa rd . Theatre Ltd. county juvenile title (U-15) in that year. ac t io n . Awa rd . Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 39 Have you got club news/photos for South Tipp Today? S P O RT Email [email protected] TIPPERARY LAOCHRA GAEL AWARDS TIPPERARY LAOCHRA GAEL AWARDS Five West Tipp recipients made a real difference to GAA in the division
championship with them. He a county hurling championship, and also second in 1992 asmentoring juvenile teams in played withNew Yorkfrom championship in 1990. added a football title for good sub - goa l ke e p e r . the club and he enjoyed 1959 to 1969 and this involved Following his retirement measure in 1986 before When Christy finally hung significant successes down a number of trips to Ireland to from hurlingand official calling a halt to his playing up his boots, he managed theyears, culminatingwith play in theNational League. duties, he took on the onerous c a re e r. Kickhams to eightcounty thewinning of theWest The best result he enjoyed task of compiling thehistory While still playinghe titlesand over fifteen West A under-21 Atitle in 2001. was achieving a draw with of hurlingin theparish of became involved in club titles from under-12 to minor. Having progressed to adult Waterford in 1965. Kilcommon, Hollyfordand administration as a He became an umpire to Sean teams he managed Eire Óg to Probably the highlightof Rearcross. The book took committee member, Bradshaw,and laterFergal West and county his playing career with New seven years to writeand sold vice-chairman and club Horgan, officiating at every intermediate titles in 2006. York was a trip withthe team out in five weeks. treasurer. Tothis wasadded county hurling final, Vinny has also made a to Australia and New Zealand Paddywas one of seven manyyears asaselector, including thesenior finalof major contributionon the in 1968. boys, six of whom played for which began withthe very 2009 and theFitzgibbon Cup county scene,being involved Johnny may have retired Sean Treacys, and the second successful minor and final of 2018. for thirteen years as a from hurling in 1977but he is in the family to receive a under-21 sides in the Christy also administered selector with the Tipperary still active in theTipperary Laochra Gael, as histwin seventies and eighties and at all levels within the club. As intermediate and under-21 Hurling club aswell as the brother Dinny got the award culminated with the seniors’ late as September 2019,he hurling teams. During that Tipperary N. & B. Association in 2017. first county success in 1991. was aselector on the timehe enjoyed considerable of New York. He has never lost In a long career of Kickhams under-16 winning success, winning four touchwith Casheland generous serviceto theclub team. He is a grandfather Munster titles and two returns there a fewtimes a as a player, selector, figure to the younger All-Ireland titles. Johnny Murphy, (Cashel and year.Married toEileen, the administrator and supporter, members of the club. With VinnyRyan (Simon) is an New York) couple have two sons and a John has always putthe club fifty yearsof unbroken integral part ofthe Eire Og number of grandchildren. firstand continues to serve it service to his beloved club and theparish of Jo h n ny today. Married to Bernie with Kickhams, Christyshows no Annacarty/Donohill and no threechildren, John, Niamh signs of leaving thefray. Heis doubtwill beinvolved for M u r p hy andClaire, he is amodel of a a deserving recipient ofa many more years. great G.A.A. man and is Laochra Gael award. Cashel and New York totally deserving of aLaochra Gael award. Johnny Murphy, who was Laochra Gael born on April 20, 1936, started his hurling career re c i p i e nt s with Cashel C.B.S. and won Rice Cup medals in 1948 and Philomena Bergin, J.K. Brackens 1949. John Darmody, Cashel King Cormacs Johnny sooncame to the attention of thecounty John Duggan, St. Patrick’s selectors. He got a trial for the John Darmody (Cashel King minors in 1952 but was badly C o r m ac s ) Paddy Finucane, C a r r i c k- o n - S u i r treated and failed to make the team. Hewas on the John Darmody Con Harrington, All-Ireland winning team in Cashel King Cormacs Upperchurch- Drombane 1953, when theybeat Dublin, Paddy Ryan (Coole) Sean and in 1954, when they lost Treac ys Pakie Hyland, Cahir the final to Dublin. John Darmody’s career as There was some a player and officer of the Maudie Kennedy, consolation for Johnny in Paddy Ryan Cashel King Cormacs is one of Templederry Kenyons 1954, when hewas on the the most distinguished. It Sean Treacys beganback in 1957 as a Peg Lynch, Ballinahinch Casheljunior teamthatwon Christy Ryan (Knockavilla/ juvenile player with a West the 1953 county final, which Donaskeigh Kickhams) Johnny Murphy, Cashel King wa s n’t playeduntil October PaddyRyan (Coole)played title and thereafter as a Vinny Ryan (Eire Og Anncarty/ Cormacs and New York 1954. The team included his withSean Treacys from the player, selector, club officer Donohill) father, uncle and other 1960s to the 1990s. He won a and supporter. To this day Christy Ryan Noel O’Dwyer, Borris-Ileigh re l at i o n s . county junior No. 1 hurling John is neverfar away when Kickhams Johnny progressed to championship in 1966, and his beloved Red and Green Vinny Ryan Donal O’Keeffe, K n oc k senior ranks in the county, wasonthe first Sean Treacy are in action. Eire Og, Annacarty, played National League in teamto win a West senior In 1960 and 1961 he was Christy Ryan, Pubblehill, Michael O’Mear a, 1956 and 1957, and having championship in 1968,and part the Cashelminor team first came to prominence Donohill Kilruane MacDonaghs played in the early stage of the had further wins in 1973, 1974, that captured West titles.In with Kickhams juveniles in 1958 championship,was 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1982. 1962 he won a Munster title the early1960s. In1967 he Bernard O’Neill, Carrick Swan dropped from thepanel.In Paddy also won three with Tipperary.Graduating manned thegoal with the Vinny Ryan has been Thurles Gaels that year he went to Dublin CroscoCups, the prestigious to the under-21 ranks John Kickham under-21A team chairman of the Eire Og club Concubhar Ó’Riain, Gold Watchtournament in wona West championship in that won the county hurling for thepast six years. In fact, and playedwith theFaughs, Kickhams Doon in 1967, the Butterkrust 1964 and went towin West title. He played with such he hasbeen involved withthe Christopher Ryan, whileworking inMcBirneys (Knockavilla-Donask eigh) on theQuays. He was picked Cup tournament organised senior titles with Cashel KC in distinction in the West final club since his playing days in against Cappawhite that the 1970s. His first medal was on the Dublinpanel in 1959 by Erin’s Isle GAA club Dublin 1965, 1971, 1975, 1976 and 1980. Jim Ryan, Silvermine s butemigrated to NewYork, in 1967; as wellas many other John also added four Crosco ‘A r a s id e ’in his report inThe aCroscoCup in1972. He had Nationalist described itas a where he has lived since. tournaments throughout the Cup titles wonin 1975, 1976, great success in 1977, when he Paddy Ryan, Sean Treacys He played on the c ou nty. 1979 and 1981.His senior ‘magnificent exhibition.’ won West and county junior Tipperary/NY hurling team Paddyserved assecretary playing career came to an end Duringthe next forty hurling titles. He won a Vinny Ryan, Éire Óg from 1959-1977, winningNew of the club for a period of time in 1982, spanning impressive years Christy played many second Crosco in1980 and (Annacar ty-Donohill) York championships in 1962, and was a selector for 18 years 19 years. starring roles on Kickhams reached the apex of his 1974 and 1976. He started on juvenile and adult teams. After John’s senior days teams and collected two playing career witha West Matthew Shinners, Por troe playing football with the Cork He managed Sean had come to an end he county junior football titles senior hurling medal in 1981, team and, when they Treacy-Aherlow combination continued to play on with the along the way. The first of beating neighbours and rivals Gerry Spain, Thurles Sarsfields, Dúrlas Óg disbanded, with Kilkenny in under-21 hurling, winning juniors and in 1984 was part these was in 1981 when he Cappawhitein thefinal. and won aNew York two West championships and of the team that won the West captained the side to the first Following his playing career, county title in the grade, and a he turnedhis attention to Lance Vaughan, Mullinahone 40 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, N ove m be r 2 1, 20 1 9