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EOHRosscarbery03128096 10th July 2014..... Dona lLucey leads the opening parade for Rosscarbery family festival which opened last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHRosscarbery02128097 10th July 2014...... Rosscarbery and Lisavaird music group performing at the opening parade for Rosscarbery family festival which opened last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHRosscarbery01128098 10th July 2014...... Peter Wills, Tower, James Costelloe, Clonakilty and Fiona, Caoimhe and Cormac Byrne, Ballinlough watch the opening parade for Rosscarbery family festival which opened last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON06128108 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON05128110 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON04128111 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON03128113 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON02128109 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMOON01128112 10th July 2014..... Beautiful full moon over Galley head pictured fom Warren beach near Rosscarbery, West Cork last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete09128118 9th July 2014..... Grainne and Caoimhe Cosgrove, Mallow at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete08128114 9th July 2014..... Eve Maloney (left) and her cousin Ciara ONeill (right) and Chloe O'Brien at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete07128116 9th July 2014..... Kathleen Foott, Mallow and her daughter Kathleen Wallace, Dromahane at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete06128119 9th July 2014.....Jean and John Gardiner, Ballyclough at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete05128120 9th July 2014..... Lil Hales, Mallow; Myrtle Forde,, Castletowneroche and Betty Barber, Castletownroche at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete04128121 9th July 2014..... Hazel Ladd, Aisling, Olwyn and Susan, Buckley all from Castletowneroche the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete03128122 9th July 2014..... Henry St Ledger and Sarah Wharton at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete02128117 9th July 2014..... Jesse Maddix, Mallow and George St Ledger, Doneraile at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHMallowfete01128115 9th July 2014..... Avril Gubbins, Doneraile; Mary O'Keffee, Mallow and Ruby Austin, Mallow at the traditional summer village fete held at St James Church, Mallow on Saturday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy08128134 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy07128133 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy06128130 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races with the fanmily pet Holly Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy05128135 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy04128137 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy03128136 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy02128132 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHHelenmurphy01128131 9th July 2014... Helen Murphy from Maryborough Woods, Douglas winner of best dressed lady at the Galway races Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DKE110814water004 EEjob 11/08/2014 Echo News Residents in Castleredmond, Midleton, protesting at the installation of water meters in their area. Included are Ray and Pat O'Connor, Donal MacCarthaigh, Jackie Deady, Kevin Laffan, Noel Dolan, Carlos Suarez and Tom O'Sullivan. Picture: David Keane.
DKE110814water003 EEjob 11/08/2014 Echo News Pat O'Connor and Donal MacCarthaigh, supporting the residents of Castleredmond, Midleton, who are protesting at the installation of water meters in their area. Picture: David Keane.
DKE110814water002 EEjob 11/08/2014 Echo News Noel Dolan, Jackie Deady and Carlos Suarez, all residents in Castleredmond, Midleton, protesting at the installation of water meters in their area. Picture: David Keane.
DKE110814water001 EEjob 11/08/2014 Echo News Castleredmond, Midleton resident, Kevin Laffan, protesting at the installation of water meters in his area. Picture: David Keane.
DKE080814mural001 EEjob 08/08/2014 Echo News Local twins Shay and Erin Cantwell, having fun at the painting of the mural in Fountainstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE080814clay001 EEjob 08/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Kinsale ladies Carmel Mouroz and Joanne O'Donovan, all smiles at the opening reception of Clay Works at the CIT Wandesford Quay Gallery. Picture: David Keane.
DKE070814port006 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Peter Barry from Cobh, signing his forms with Oliver Hart of The Spirit of Oysterhaven, at the pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
DKE070814port005 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Port of Cork commercial manager Capt Michael McCarthy, with Joy Gillen; GAC Training and Service Solutions (NMCI) sponsor, left and Capt Sinead Reen; Irish Institute of Master Mariners (IIMM) sponsor, attending the pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
DKE070814port004 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Carol O'Donoghue, Owen Ryan, Eric Bell and Kayleigh Murphy, all Bishopstown, with Niall Keating, Limerick, Caitriona Sisk, Donoughmore and Peter Barry, Cobh, enjoying their pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
DKE070814port003 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Cllr Thomas Moloney with Eric Bell and Owen Ryan, both Bishopstown, at the pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
DKE070814port002 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Carol O'Donoghue from Bishopstown with her dad Tim and Patricia Corcoran, youth worker, Bishopstown, attending the pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
DKE070814port001 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 07/08/2014 Kayleigh Murphy from Bishopstown with her mum Aileen, at the pre-voyage reception at the Port of Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. PRESS RELEASE A Sailing Trip of a Lifetime for Eight Young Adults Eight young adults From Cork are preparing to embark on a sail training trip of a lifetime on board the ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’, a 70foot local schooner and currently the only sail training vessel in Ireland. The eight lucky participants will depart from Bantry Bay for a five day sailing trip around West Cork, where they will become working crew on this great adventure. This is the first year of the Cork Sail Training Scheme, which is being supported by the Port of Cork, Ardmore Shipping, Leeside Shipping, Irish Institute of Master Mariners, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Meitheal Mara and Sail Training Ireland. The aim of the scheme is to develop a local based bursary scheme that will be used to sponsor young people from the Cork area to undertake voyages on sail training vessels. A similar and very successful scheme is run in Drogheda Port annually and has helped to change the lives of many young people. Speaking about the sail training scheme at a pre voyage reception in the Port of Cork, Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager said: ’When we were approached by Sail Training Ireland to set up this scheme in Cork, we enthusiastically embraced the opportunity. Anything we can do to encourage young adults to experience an adventure at sea is very positive.’ He continued: ‘As former President of the Irish Institute of Master Mariners we are very aware that these type of voyages can often have profound effects on the participant’s outlook on life. It will inspire a good work ethic, motivation; teamwork, confidence, and resilience, a sense of adventure and in some cases open up a potential maritime career. We want to wish them the best of luck on the voyage.’ Sail Training Ireland is the National Sail Training Organisation and a charity with youth development at its core. Their vision is to change lives by providing access to sea-going voyages for the young people of Ireland. A quote from a trainee that recently took part in a voyage arranged by Sail Training Ireland said: “This has been a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget. I’ve made so many amazing memories. I loved when our team got to take control of the ship and sail it for ourselves we worked so hard to get to this point and was so proud when we completed the task we even increased the speed by 5 knots. I loved my team we got along so well.” Over the five days the eight trainees will record a lot of their trip through video diary and photographs. The best photograph taken on the trip will be used in the Port of Cork calendar next year also. Producers of ‘Cork Mega Port’ series 2 have also expressed an interest in this scheme and hope to film the trainees on their exciting voyage. The ‘Spirit of Oysterhaven’ can be tracked on either the marine traffic website or on the Oysterhaven facebook page. ENDS For further information please contact: Sara Mackeown Commercial Marketing Executive Port of Cork Company Custom House Street Cork Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 21 4625 375 Mobile: +353 (0)86 1044011 www.portofcork.ie Twitter @portofcork Irish Maritime Forum ‘Developing the Dynamic Future of Ireland’s Maritime Sector’ – Friday 26th September 2014, Cork City Hall, Ireland. To register visit www.irishmaritimeforum.ie
dbrose13 NEWS 8/8/2014 Pictured at The Village Inn Enniskeane at the Lé Chéile Rose which saw the revival of the famous BEDA Rose was Ella Ryan from Gaggin winner with mary Nolan, Enniskeane Post Office and Paudie Palmer Event MC. Picture Denis Boyle
dbrose10 NEWS 8/8/2014 Pictured at The Village Inn Enniskeane at the Lé Chéile Rose which saw the revival of the famous BEDA Rose was Ella Ryan from Gaggin winner representing Enniskeane Post Office. Picture Denis Boyle
dbrose5 NEWS 8/8/2014 Pictured at The Village Inn Enniskeane at the Lé Chéile Rose which saw the revival of the famous BEDA Rose was Maeve Kelly, Margaret Twohig, Lauren Walsh and Eimear Stapelton. Picture Denis Boyle
dbrose2 NEWS 8/8/2014 Pictured at The Village Enniskeane at the Lé Chéile Rose which saw the revival of the famous BEDA Rose were contestnts Amy O'Driscoll, Lisa Cronin, Cadhla Tanner, Paudie Palmer event MC Rebecca Egan, Ella Ryan, Jennie Warren and Saoirse Browne. Picture Denis Boyle
dbrose1 NEWS 8/8/2014 Pictured at The Village Enniskeane at the Lé Chéile Rose which saw the revival of the famous BEDA Rose were organisers and Ballinean Foróige club members Grace Forbes, Meggan O'Regan, Lisa Galvin and Kirstie Scannell. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda19 EECHOJOB NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run was Donal O'Callaghan, Lissarda and Dylan O'Callaghan, Killbritain. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda17 EECHOJOB NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class were stewards david O'Connell and Donal O'Neill with event organiser Mick McCabe. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda15 EECHOJOB NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was Noel Brosnan and Brian and Isabelle Murphy. Picture Denis Boyle
DBHONDA14 EECHOJOB NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was Mary Meehan and Diarmuid Brosnan. Picture Denis Boyle
DBHONDA12 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was Lisa McKenna from Bandon. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda9 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was connor and jack O'Mahony and their grandad John O'Mahony with his 1950 model BSA. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda9 - 1 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was connor and jack O'Mahony and their grandad John O'Mahony with his 1950 model BSA. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda7 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run was Alan Prendergast, Philip O'Leary and Pat Prendergast. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda5 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was Michael Murphy, Jack Hallissey, Kenneth Dean and Mike O'Donoughue. Picture Denis Boyle
dbhonda3 EECHO NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was John O'Mahony with ger and Aiden Buckley from Bandon. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham18 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel was Aaron Collins, Enniskean Katie O'Driscoll, Bandon and Shane Hilliard, Ahiohill. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham12 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel were twins Colm and Rory Fogarty with Ema Mahon and Sammy-Jo Ho. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham7 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel was Helena Murphy, David Healy, Nicole Murray, Jack Lyons, Orlaith Crowley, Lorcan O'Donnell, Ailbhe Brennan, Jim Casey, Martha Brennan and Pa O'Brien. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham5 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel was Niamh O'Flynn, Ellie Mahony and Meg O'Sullivan. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham4 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel was Meggan O'Brien, Tomas McCarthy and Caoimhe Barry. Picture Denis Boyle
dbham1 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School grads at the Clarion hotel was Emma Mahon, Colm Fogarty, Lorna Walsh and Chris Hayes. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram15 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Grammar school grads at the Montonoty Hotel was Freya Hammar, Dunmanway Ally Crowley, Macroom and Mia Falkenthal, Wexford. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram11 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Grammar school grads at the Montonoty Hotel was Bandon girl Stella McGrath. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram7 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Bandon Grammar school grads was Julian Dale, Riverstick Lucy Judge, Carrigaline Timmy O'Connor, Killbritain and Louise Howe Killbritain. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram4 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Hamilton High School and Bandon Grammar school grads was John Kingston and Jessica Purssord and Lyndsey Bowles and Barry O'Driscoll. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram2 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Bandon Grammar school grads at the Montenotte Hotel was Evan Buttimore, Steven O'Farrel, Aiden Moore, Clare Sexton, Eva Shorten, Evan Shorten, Paraic Nyhan and Damien Jennings. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgram1 NEWS 6/8/2014 Pictured at Bandon before the Bandon Grammar school grads at the Montenotte Hotel was Niamh Sheehan, Ballinhassig, Linda Collins, Bandon and Amy Atkinson, Killaloe. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbike1 NEWS 10/8/2014 Pictured at the annual West Cork Honda 50 club charity run in aid of Bandon area special class was Damien McCabe, Ballineen Keith Faithfull and Paddy McCabe Bandon. Picture Denis Boyle
CNYA 1981 At the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were L to R., Paul Daly, Richard Collins, Breda Scannell, Frank scannell, Catherine Hayes, Daniel C Mc Carthy, Chairman, County Cork New York Association, Eileen, Collins, Paschal and Mary Mc Carthy. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1978 At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork Association of New York, 20th Biennial Banquet were L to R., Anne Hyland, Eileen Granville, Honoree James A Barry, Barry Group, Yvonne Breslin. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1972 At the County Cork Association of New York BAnquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel, Catherine Hayes, CUH and Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1962A At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork B.P.& P. Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet were L to R., Former Lord Mayor, John Dennehy,, Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald, Honoree James A. Barry, Barry Group, Denis Mc Carthy, President County Cork Association of New York, Honoree James Joseph O'Driscoll, Cape Clear and New York, Cork County Mayor Cllr. Alan Coleman and Dan C. Mc Carthy, Chairman, County Cork Association of New York. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1948A At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork Association of New York Banquet were Honoree James A. Barry with his Son Jim Barry, Barry Group Mallow.Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1931A At the Rochestown Park Hotel,Honoree, James Josephy O'Driscoll, Cape Clear and New York, receives a presentation from Denis Mc Carthy, President and Dan Mc Carthy, Chairman of the County Cork B.P.& P. Association of New York during the 20th Biennial Banquet. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1917B At the Rochestown Park Hotel, Honoree James A. Barry,Barry Group Mallow, receives a presentation at the County Cork B.P. & P. Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet. L to R., Jim Barry, M.D. Barry Group, James A. Barry, Denis Mc Carthy, President , County Cork B.P.& P. Association of new York and Daniel C. Mc Carthy, Chairman, County Cork Association of New York. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1886A At the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet were Pat and Kathleen Carroll. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1882A At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork Association of New York Banquet were Former County Mayor Noel O'Connor and his Wife Mary. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1881 At the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were Eileen O'Brien and sheila lehane, Berrings. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1878A At the County Cork B.P. & P. Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were L to R., Honoree James Joseph O'Driscoll, Cape Clear and New York, Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald and Eileen Cronin, Cork New York Association. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1877A At the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel. L to R., Mae O'Driscoll CNYA, Jim Barry MD, Barry Goup and Eileen Cronin CNYA. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1875B At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the 20th Cork County Association of New York Banquet were Amy and Niamh Barry, Mallow. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1872B At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the 20th County Cork B.P.& P. Association of New York, James A. Barry, ( Honoree ) with his Family and Directors of the Barry Group . Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1865A At the County Cork New York Association Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were L to R., Noreen Hegarty, Clonkilty, Mary Leo, Charleville, Eileen Collins, Clonakilty and New York, Kieran & Eimear Hegarty and Kay & David O'Brien, Clonaklty. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1859AB Honoree James Joseph O'Driscoll, Cape Clear and New York pictured with all the Family at the County Cork Association of New York Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1856A At the 20th County Cork B. P. & P Association of New York Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were L to R., Mae O'Driscoll, C.N.Y.A., Sean Driscoll and Mae Clarke, Youghal. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1853A At the 20th Cork County New York Association Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr Tony Fitzgerald and Former Lord Mayor John Dennehy. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1847A At the County Cork Association Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were David Staunton T.D and Mae O'Driscoll, Cork New York Association. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1840A At the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel were L to R., Mae O'Driscoll. Treasa Goodwin Smyth, Dan Mc Carthy and Orla Deady all members of the New York Association. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1834A At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork B.P.& P. Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet were Denis Mc Carthy, President of the Association from Heir Island and New York pictured with Family members. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1833A At the Rochestown Park Hotel for the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet were L to R., Kathleen Murphy, Carmel Desmond, anne Bryan, Dolores Casey, Eileen Mc Carthy and Margot Murphy all from Inniscarra, Ovens and Dripsey. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
CNYA 1829 Dolores Casey, West Cork and New York pictured with her Family at the County Cork Association of New York 20th Biennial Banquet at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
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BLbattleI0013128056 Echo/Examiner News Members of the Irish Great War Society taking part in the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0011128057 Echo/Examiner News From left: Mary Kenny, Eugene Power and Rose Comber of the Irish Great War Society taking part in the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0010128055 Echo/Examiner News From left: Mary Kenny, Eugene Power and Rose Comber of the Irish Great War Society taking part in the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0009128054 Echo/Examiner News Michael McGrory from Rochestown at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0008128052 Echo/Examiner News Sarah Doherty and her rescue dog Lady at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0007128053 Echo/Examiner News Eoghan Lougheed with his children Calum and Alex enjoying the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0006128051 Echo/Examiner News Linda O'Brien from Ballincollig gets a bulll eye under the watchful eye of Chris McEntee from Kildare at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0005128050 Echo/Examiner News From left: Gerald Comber, Darren McMahon, Rose Comber and Keith Donnelly of the Irish Great War Society at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0003128048 Echo/Examiner News Pasi Kettunen from Mallow with his sons Gaius (6) and Sakari (5) at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0002128047 Echo/Examiner News Calum and Alex Carroll from Carrigaline with (from left) David Lougheed, Paul Lennox and Robert O'Brien at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
BLbattleI0001128046 Echo/Examiner News Roman Centurian Paul Hartson of Deva Victrix, Chester commanding his soldiers at the Military and Battle Re-enactment at the Cork Showgrounds on Curraheen Road. Pic: Brian Lougheed
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Peter Morgan EEjob 26/07/2014 Echo Sport Nemo Rangers' Peter Morgan races past Glen Rovers' Donal Cronin, during their Sportsturf JAHC clash at Ballinlough. Picture: David Keane.
PEUGEOTHILL For 'READY FOR TARK' Peugeot motor car trial on St. Patrick's Hill, Cork 20/08/1932 Ref. 975A old black and white automobiles vintage cars
terryoconnor Elaine O'Connor, Ballyphehane with her parents Terry and Eileen who was conferred with a BA early years childhood studies degree at the UCC conferrings yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
jillbuckley EEjob 23/07/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Jill Buckley, Glanmire and Cliodhna Walsh, Douglas, all smiles at Chatroom at the Cork Arts Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
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haulbowline1 Irish Examiner News Picture 10-04-2014 OS Andrew Walsh from Carrigtwohill, Cork with his parents Finbarr and Deirdre after the passing out cermony at the Navel Base, Haulbowline, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
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funeral3 8th July 2014 The Bishop of Coyne Very Rev William Crean who concelebrated the fuineral mass for Rev Batty Desmond CC Carriganimma, as his remains are carried by his nephew Dermot Desmond and family at St Colmans church, Macroom yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
funeral2 8th July 2014 The Bishop of Coyne Very Rev William Crean who concelebrated the fuineral mass for Rev Batty Desmond CC Carriganimma, as his remains are carried by his nephew Dermot Desmond and family at St Colmans church, Macroom yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
funeral1 8th July 2014 The Bishop of Coyne Very Rev William Crean who concelebrated the fuineral mass for Rev Batty Desmond CC Carriganimma, as his remains are carried by his nephew Dermot Desmond and family at St Colmans church, Macroom yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
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ballinspittle Examiner News Picture 27 -07- 05 FOR AOLEEN QUINLAN FEATURE . The Statue of the Blessed Virgin at the Grotto in Ballinaspittle Co Cork . Picture Des Barry
stcatherines1 26th May 2014...... St. Catherine's NS who defeated Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane in the Allianz Sciath na Scol 1C final at Pairc Ui Rinn Picture: Eddie O'Hare
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alicebarry EEjob 16/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Opening Night of, God Bless the Child, at the Everyman, MacCurtain Street, Cork. Alice Barry, from Grange with her grand daughter Maedhbh Barry. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
PV 050814 Craftsoc 16 Philip McEvoy, Kinsale, Siobhain McCarthy, Cork Crafts & Design, and Paul McCarthy, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 15 Meabh Ring, Kinsale, and Ciara McGee, Local Enterprise Office, South Cork, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 14 Jake O'Loughlin and Kathleen Murray, Co. Clare, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 13 Shirley O'Connor and Mary Jane O'Connor-O'Leary, Blackrock, with her husband's work, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 12 Margaret Forrest and Trish Jordan, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 11 Steven McNamara, Curator, Riona Sally-Hartman and Sam Kavanagh, Dublin, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 10 Beatrice and Rachel Newenham, Glanmire, with some of their silverware, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 9 Helen and Liam Daly, Inniscarra, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 8 Olga and Miriam O'Mahony, Fermoy, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 7 Ernest and Gwenda Forde, Bandon, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 6 Kerry, Abby and James Sikora, Kinsale, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 5 Catherine O'Flynn and Siobhain Steele, Rathcormac, with Ioana Cretu, Wilton, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 4 David Wyer, Carrigaline, Mary Palmer, Innishannon, and Trish Wyer, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 3 Hilary Nunan, Ralph Pickles with Lisa and Sadie Wilson, Ringabella, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 2 Anthony and Mary Aylward, Carrigrohane, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
PV 050814 Craftsoc 1 Mary O'Leary, Inchigeelagh, with Conchuir and Aine O'Coitir, Ballingeary, at the opening of the Cork Craft Month exhibition in the James O'Neill Building in Kinsale. Pic: Provision
JCOntheBus05thAug05 EEjob 05/08/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 to Knocknaheeny is Sheila Murphy, from Hollyhill, Cork.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus05thAug04 EEjob 05/08/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured Bus Driver on the 202 to Knocknaheeny, John O'Regan, from Farranree, Cork.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus05thAug03 EEjob 05/08/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 to Knocknaheeny is Chris Kubik, living in Glanmire, Cork.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus05thAug02 EEjob 05/08/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 to Knocknaheeny, Gregory Francoiss, Blackpool and Caroline Chaussart, Wellington Road, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus05thAug01 EEjob 05/08/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 to Knocknaheeny is John Mahony, from Togher, Cork.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall09 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields, shares a joke Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall08 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields, showing some of the detail on the Lord Mayor's Chain to Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall07 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall06 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall05 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, signing the Visitors Book, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall04 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, signing the Visitors Book, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall03 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, signing the Visitors Book, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall02 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCorkRoseatCityHall01 EEjob 02/08/2014. Echo News. Pictured is the Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Cork Rose, Anna Geary, during her visit to City Hall, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reunio EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Enjoying themselves at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently were Pablo Gonzalez with Alana and Jimena Gonzalez Cummins from Seville, Spain. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reunio0 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Jason, Melora and Evie Assal from Upminster, Essex, seen at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 60 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Attending the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall recently were Marie and William Pearse with Kathleen Dwyer, all from Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 50 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Ellen and Deirdre Nyhan, Caoilfhionn O'Donovan, Emma and Lauren Casey from the O'Brien School of Dancing, Ballinspittle, seen at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 40 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Frances Dunn, centre, from London, pictured with Angela O'Driscoll and Shiela Creane from Scilly, at the annual Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 30 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Ava and Maria Joyce from Dunderrow seen at the recent Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 21 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Pictured at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently were Nora O'Donovan, Rose Nyhan, Margaret Casey and Rebecca O'Donovan from Ballinspittle . Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 20 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Peg and Paddy McNamara from Glanmire seen at the recent Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 8 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Pictured at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale were Ted McNamara, Chairman Regatta Committee; Cllr Kevin Murphy, Chairman Municipal Area; Agnes Forde, Cllr Alan Coleman, Mayor Cork County and Charles Henderson, Regatta Committee. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 7 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Pictured at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale were Ciaran Keaney, Madrid with Geraldine and Georgia Gould from Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 6 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Angela Broderick, Janice Preston and Mary Coughlan seen at the recent Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 5 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Mary Cast, Kinsale pictured with Janice Preston from Glasgow at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 4 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS The Henderson Family pictured at the annual Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 3 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Ellen Waller, New Orleans, USA pictured with Phil Price, Kinsale; Babs Alcock, Dublin and Agnes Forde, London at the Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Kinsale Emigrants Reun 2 EE 05/08/2014 NEWS Bernie Alcock and Anne O'Leary from Kinsale seen at the annual Kinsale Emigrants Reunion in the Temperance Hall, Kinsale recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Carrigaline GAA Golf Cla EE 01/08/2014 SPORT Pictured at the launch of the Carrigaline GAA Club Golf Classic which will take place on Friday 8 August at Fota Island were Club Chairman John Dwane; David Drake (Cork Intermediate Hurlers), Barry Collins, David Collins (Sponsors), Sean Mellet ( Intermediate Football Captain) with Kevin Kavanagh (Cork U21 Hurlers), Killian McIntyre (Cork U21 Hurlers), Brian Coakley (Cork Minor Footballers.) Picture: Howard Crowdy
DKE050814puppet015 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Hero puppet Jane Lee, looking colourful at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet014 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Grandma and Seanie entertaining those attending the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet013 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Hero puppets Shane Gillespie and Louis Wild having fun with Mick Lynch of Dowtcha Puppets, Ellie O'Byrne of Cork Puppetry Festival and Eli Browne from Kinsale, at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet012 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Kevin, Kim, Emily and Niamh O'Riordan, Douglas, all smiles at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet011 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Denise and Lydia O'Neill and Nicole and Chloe Condon, all Ballyphehane, enjoying the fun at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet010 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Damian Punch, Blackpool and Tom Campbell, Gurranabraher Road, enjoying the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet009 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Erin O'Brien, North Main Street, enjoying the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet008 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Georgia Cainelli and Flavia Culterera, both Victoria Avenue, all smiles at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet007 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Carrigaline ladies Aoife Quirke and Marie Murphy, attending the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet006 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Andy Forrestal, Blackpool and Cian Morris, Bachelor's Quay, attending the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet005 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Ana Gutarrez, Gratton Street, in the company of Raphael Murala, Blackrock, at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet004 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary May and Paddy O'Callaghan, Sunday's Well, having fun at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet003 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Gareth, Katherine and Iris O'Callaghan, Sunday's Well, enjoying the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet002 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Annemarie and Ciara McKeon, Dungarvan, all smiles at the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814puppet001 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Leslie Burton of Outset Ensemble and Terry Dineen of Tell-A-Tale, enjoying the launch of Cork's first puppet festival, at the Crane Lane Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football006 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Conor and Eoin Doyle, with Jonathan and Martin Healy and Ronan O'Shea, ready for action at the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Also included are Brian O'Shea, Willie Walsh, chairman of Carrigaline United AFC, Simon Doyle, Killian Conlon, Susan and Denis Healy and Isabelle O'Shea. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football005 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Conor and Eoin Doyle, with Jonathan and Martin Healy and Ronan O'Shea, ready for action at the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football004 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Eoin Doyle makes a fine save during the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football003 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Martin Healy crashes the ball to the net, during the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football002 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Jonathan Healy scores from the penalty spot, during the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814football001 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo Sport Ronan O'Shea and Conor Doyle, battle for the ball at the Football For All at Ballea Park, Carrigaline. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs012 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Jason Oliver, Buttevant, in the company of Aisling Murphy, Dublin, at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs011 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Eric Mulryan, Lauren Scott, Adam Barry, Ciara Carey and Oisin O'Driscoll, all Buttevant, attending the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs010 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Danni Curtin and Daniel Linehan, both Buttevant, looking stylish at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs009 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Rachel O'Connell, Kilbrin and Aine Fitzpatrick, Buttevant, having fun at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs008 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Clare Cremin and Sean Flynn, both from Buttevant, all smiles at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs007 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Dean Guiney, Buttevant and Emilie Falvey, Mallow, enjoying the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs006 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Michelle Nagle, Mallow and Aine Fitzpatrick, Buttevant, all smiles at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs005 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Mallow ladies Emily Fitzpatrick and Eimear Meaney, looking stylish at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs004 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News James McCarthy from Buttevant with Maura Wedel from Mallow, at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs003 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Kate Shine, Mallow, accompanied by Jack Finn, Buttevant, at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs002 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Laura Fitzgerald, Ballyclough, accompanied by Pierce O'Riordan, Two Pot House, at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
DKE050814debs001 EEjob 05/08/2014 Echo News Buttevant ladies Kelly Phelan, Leonie Carey and Chloe Jones, looking glamorous at the Colaiste Mhuire, Buttevant, Debs, at the Oriel House Hotel, Ballincollig. Picture: David Keane.
des SULLIVAN FAMILY R029472 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were members of the Na Piarsaigh Choir Eileen Kelly ,Celine Hallisey, Noreen Sexton, Mary McGrath and Mary Cronin. Picture: Des Barry.
des SULLIVAN FAMILY R029471 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Angela and Noelle Leighton and Frank Kenny. Picture: Des Barry.
des SULLIVAN FAMILY R029470 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Ann and Deirdre Kelly with Noreen Kenny. Picture: Des Barry.
DES SULLIVAN FAMILY R029469 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Margaret Carrerey ,Mary o'Sullivan and Eileen Ryan. Picture: Des Barry.
des SULLIVAN FAMILY R029468 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Joan Yelverton,Judith o'Mahony and Breda Byrne . Picture: Des Barry.
des SULLIVAN FAMILY R029465 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Kitty Cooper and Kay McCaughey Picture: Des Barry.
des FAMILY RE UNION 9029467 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the o'Sullivan family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were; Margaret Lang with Adam o'Sullivan and Dayne Lee . Picture: Des Barry.
des FAMILY RE UNION 8029466 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 At the family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork was Angela Leighton home from theUSA with her children and grand children . Picture: Des Barry.
DES family re union 5029464 Echo News Picture 05/08/2014 Angela Leighton with her son Finbarr home from the USA at the family re-union at the Montenotte Hotel Cork were Picture: Des Barry.
dbgina15 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions were Clonakilty ladies mary O'Brien, Marian Harrington and Breda O'Gorman. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina12 News 3/8/2014 Dancing at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions and John Greene's Jive, Hooley and rock 'n' Roll disco. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina10 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions was Marian O'Donoughue and Jim Baines. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina9 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions was Willie and Anne Hurley and daughter Katie Anne. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina8 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions was Margaret Burke and Jaon O'Crowley. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina7 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon was Angela Keohane, Carmel Murphy and Phylis Kissane. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina6 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions was Michell Duke, Ann Ho and Mairead O'Mahony. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina5 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions was Michell Duke, Ann Ho, Noreen Noonan and Mairead O'Mahony. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina4 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions and John Greene's Jive, Hooley and rock 'n' Roll disco was Maria, Cilia and Michael Cremin. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina3 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions and John Greene's Jive, Hooley and rock 'n' Roll disco were members of the O'Donoughue clan gathering. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina2 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions and John Greene's Jive, Hooley and rock 'n' Roll disco were Bandon ladies Julia Ahern and Hillary O'Donoughue. Picture Denis Boyle
dbgina1 News 3/8/2014 Pictured at a fundraiser for the Deirdre OReilly Trust at the GAA pavilion Bandon with Dancing to Gina and the Champions and John Greene's Jive, Hooley and rock 'n' Roll disco were cousins of Deirdre Cathleen and Con O'Sullivan. Picture Denis Boyle
dan grand 5 Irish Examiner News Picture 05-08-2014 Aoife O'Mahony and her cousin Honor Cronin in Cobh yesterday to see the grand cruise liner the Ruby Princess, which visited the town. Picture Dan Linehan
dan grand 3 Irish Examiner News Picture 05-08-2014 On their way to see grand cruise liner the Ruby Princess was berthed at the deep water pier in Cobh, Co Cork, yesterday, were from left, Jordan Dunphy, Aaron Mehigan, Cian Jeffares, Evan O'Leary, Luke Quinn, Sean Butler, Ciaran Collins and Abdu Raoui. Picture Dan Linehan
dan grand 2 Irish Examiner News Picture 05-08-2014 The grand cruise liner the Ruby Princess which has 19 decks and can carry over three thousand passangers berthed at the deep water pier in Cobh, Co Cork, yesterday. Picture Dan Linehan
dan grand 1 Irish Examiner News Picture 05-08-2014 The grand cruise liner the Ruby Princess which has 19 decks and can carry over three thousand passangers berthed at the deep water pier in Cobh, Co Cork, yesterday. Picture Dan Linehan
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Paul Burgess (Dan Linehan) 14/11/03,Examiner STAFF news PICTURE Dr.Paul Burgess,Department of applied Social Studies at U.C.C. Picture Dan Linehan
Liam Ormund EEjob 09/07/2014. Echo News/Sport. Pictured at the Highfield RFC Munster Rugby Camp, Liam Ormund (centre) is tackled by Rory O'Broin and Sean O'Regan, at Highfield RFC grounds, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
lisgoold dog show 0609 TOM DOHERTY - 040814 - NO REPRO FEE PUPPY LOVE: Cousins Sarah Kelleher from Lisgoold with her 8-month-old maltichon Rylee, and Clodagh Howard from Rathcormac with her 6-month-old cavachon Penny, were among the large attendance at the 13th annual Lisgoold Dog Show charity fund-raiser held on Bank Holiday Monday in Lisgoold village in aid of Marymount University Hospital & Hospice. Picture: Tom Doherty
lisgoold dog show 0559 TOM DOHERTY - 040814 - NO REPRO FEE Members of the Lisgoold Dog Show organising committee pictured at the start of their 13th annual charity fund-raiser held on Bank Holiday Monday in Lisgoold village in aid of Marymount University Hospital & Hospice. Back, from left to right: Bobby O'Sullivan and Dave Devine, Lisgoold, Mick McCarthy, Cobh, Liam Madigan, secretary, Bobby O'Sullivan Snr, Brittany Devine and John Barry, chairperson, Lisgoold, Ger Halligan, Cobh, Nora Barry, Dave Nagle, Marie O'Brien, Dave Walsh, Catherine Keniry, Jacinta Harte and Brendan O'Brien, Lisgoold; Front, from left to right: Amy O'Brien (18 months), Norma Barry, Aishling Barry (4) and Catriona Harte, Lisgoold. Picture: Tom Doherty
lisgoold dog show 0555 TOM DOHERTY - 040814 - NO REPRO FEE Members of the Lisgoold Dog Show organising committee pictured at the start of their 13th annual charity fund-raiser held on Bank Holiday Monday in Lisgoold village in aid of Marymount University Hospital & Hospice. Back, from left to right: Bobby O'Sullivan and Dave Devine, Lisgoold, Mick McCarthy, Cobh, Liam Madigan, secretary, Bobby O'Sullivan Snr, Brittany Devine and John Barry, chairperson, Lisgoold, Ger Halligan, Cobh, Nora Barry, Dave Nagle, Marie O'Brien, Dave Walsh, Catherine Keniry, Jacinta Harte and Brendan O'Brien, Lisgoold; Front, from left to right: Amy O'Brien (18 months), Norma Barry, Aishling Barry (4) and Catriona Harte, Lisgoold. Picture: Tom Doherty
JH Cobh Ball Roll 18 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News The eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 17 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Some of the large crowd at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 16 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Josh, Shauna, Grace and Jack Hegarty, all from Knockraha, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 15 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Tara, Billy and Jack Leahy, all from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 14 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Dillon Somers and Sean Murphy, both from Cobh, taking part in the large ball uphill race during the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 13 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Michael and Brendan O'Driscoll, Cobh, taking part in the large ball uphill race during the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 12 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Paddy Histon, Cobh, with the three winning balls after the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 11 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Amy and Jane Forde, Mayfield, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 10 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Lily Histon, Cobh, helping the balls along during the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 09 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Alex Histon, Cobh, helping the balls along during the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 08 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News The eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 07 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Rachel Murphy, Lauren Devlin, Chloe Thompson and Jane Kelly, all from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 06 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Vivienne Farrell and Valerie Kelly, both from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 05 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Fionn Aherne, Youghal, and Maeve McKay, Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 04 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Lauren McKay and Chloe Warminton, both from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 03 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Ann, Rachel and Emily Daly, all from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 02 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Suzanne, Dave and Valerie Morgan, all from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Cobh Ball Roll 01 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Cian, Aoife and Sean Histon, all from Cobh, at the eight annual Barrack Hill Ball Roll in Cobh for Cobh Youth Services and Epilepsy Ireland. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Sharon Ryan, Ballyduff, with martin and Nuala Rohan, Tallow, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai4 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Polly Barrett, Kinsale, Kay Bells, Kerry, and Grace Fox, Kinsale, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai3 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Enjoying a pizza were, Laura Carroll, Dublin, and Rita Nrennan, Kilkenny, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai2 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Rose O'Kelly, Mahon, with April and Yvonne Ellis, Turners Cross, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai1 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Pat and Patsy Supple, Castlemartyr, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage Fai0 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Ruby, Liza and Layla Hogan, Ballintemple, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 32 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Members of East Cork Rapid Response, Paul Traynor, John O'Donnell and John Coleman, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 31 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News John Scott Baird, Killeagh, with Porntip Mitchell, Castlemartyr, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 30 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Elenol Sioimeonova, with Diana and Valentina Ivanova, all from Shandon, Cork, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 23 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Isabelle and Sophie Evans, Castlemartyr, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 22 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Mairead and Jenny Scott Baird, Killeagh, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 21 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Wendy and Rachel Joyce, Galway, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 20 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Ciara Murphy and Jo McGrath, both from Ballincollig, at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 3 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News The Cobh Animation Team at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Castlemartyr Vintage F 2 EEjob 04/08/2014 Echo News Jandeman at the John Saul Picnic and Vintage Fair in Castlemartyr Resort in conjunction with Le Chat Noir Events. Picture: John Hennessy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 13 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Two Executive Helicopters appear to go nose to nose taking trips around the outer harbour as part of the annual Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 12 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Dearbhla Murphy from Carrigaline seen 'milking' Clover the Cow at the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 11 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Smoke bellowing from an exhaust during the Tractor Pulling contest at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 10 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Susan and Mary O'Donovan from Douglas enjoying the sunshine at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 9 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Rosie Howard from Belgooly concentrates on her move in a game of giant jenga at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 8 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Rosie Howard from Belgooly in shock as her jenga tower collapses at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 7 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Ellemarie Mawe of 96 and 103FM pictured opening the 7th annual Roberts Cove Vintage Festival, watched by Co Mayor Cllr Alan Coleman with Wesley Taylor, Event Chairman and Jim Griffin, main sponsor. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 6 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Alan Kiely from Minane Bridge having a go at striking the sliothar during the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 5 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Kim and Dorothy Verplanke, Roberts Cove, pictured with Paul O'Brien from Crosshaven at the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 4 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Niamh Jordan from Fountainstown pictured with 'Inka' and 'Gilly' at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival Dog Show. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 3 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Kacie Kenneally from Banduff as one of the 'Faces of Shandon' seen at the childrens fancy dress competition at the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 2 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Jack and Roy O'Donoghue from Carrrigaline stand in for a photo at the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 1a EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Three year old Dan Lane from Aghabullogue seen standing in a tractor wheel rim at the recent Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Roberts Cove Vintage 1 EE 03/08/2014 NEWS Three year old Dan Lane from Aghabullogue standing in a tractor wheel rim at the Roberts Cove Vintage Festival. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memorial EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Dom Maverley, Crosshaven and Kieran Stevens from Glanmire, members of the Irish Military Living History Group pictured at the WW1 memorial and wreath laying ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memorial 1 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Billy O'Callaghan of the Barrack Street Band plays the last Post at the WW1 Rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memorial 0 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Bringing the tricolour down to half mast during the recent WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 50 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Phil and Paschal Cullen, Crookstown pictured with Michael Downing from Carrig na bhear at the WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 41 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Pictured at the WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven were Eileen Murphy, Deirdre Condon, Marion O'Riordan, Anita O'Riordan, Liz O'Flynn and Claire Geary of Camden Fort Meagher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 40 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Darragh and Daithí Broderick from Oysterhaven seen at the recent WW1 memorial and wreath laying ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 31 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Maureen Forde from Lower Glanmire Road remembers her grandfather Micheal O'Sullivan of the Munster Fusiliers at the recent WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 21 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Remembering Pte Bartholemenew Kenneally, Royal Irish Rifles, at the WW1 memorial and wreath laying ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven were Margo O'Shea, Rita and John Mullane and Deirdre Condon from Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 20 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS One of the bouquets laid at the WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 7 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Kelly Maverley from Crosshaven pictured at the spot where a wreath and memorials were laid to remember some of those lost during the Great War at a WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 6 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS A wreath and memorial crosses seen at the recent WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 5 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS One of the bouquets laid at the WW1 rememberance ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 4 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Robert Gregan, Crosshaven pictured with Pat Murray, President Cork Branch Royal British Legion at the recent WW1 rememberance memorial at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 3 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Marion O'Riordan and Eileen Murphy lay a wreath at the base of a large tree on behalf of Camden Fort Meagher at the recent WW1 rememberance memorial at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC Crosshaven WW1 Memoria 2 EE 04/08/2014 NEWS Pictured at the WW1 memorial and wreath laying ceremony at Camden Fort Meagher in Crosshaven recently were Scott, Daniel, Kelly, Dom, Anne and Rita Maverley from Crosshaven. Picture: Howard Crowdy
des COURCEY HARVEST D029254 Examiner News Picture 04/08/2014 Leo, Sinead and danny Lucey at the De Courcey Classic and Vintage Club's Harvest Working Day 2014 in Barrell's Cross ,Kinsale ,Co. Cork . Day. Picture: Des Barry.
des COURCEY HARVEST D029252 Examiner News Picture 04/08/2014 Sisters Ann,Catriona and Rachel Keohane at the De Courcey Classic and Vintage Club's Harvest Working Day 2014 in Barrell's Cross ,Kinsale ,Co. Cork . Day. Picture: Des Barry.
DES COURCEY HARVEST D029247 Examiner News Picture 04/08/2014 Sisters Yvonne, Ann,Catriona, Rachel and Bernadette Keohane at the De Courcey Classic and Vintage Club's Harvest Working Day 2014 in Barrell's Cross ,Kinsale ,Co. Cork . Day. Picture: Des Barry.
Castletownbere Festival of 2 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Competitors taking part in the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
Castletownbere Festival o 40 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Ciara O'Driscoll and Cathal Owens taking part in the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
Castletownbere Festival o 31 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Competitors taking part in the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight Final during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
Castletownbere Festival o 24 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Cathal Owens celebereates after winning the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
Castletownbere Festival o 23 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Ciara O'Driscoll and Cathal Owens taking part in the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
Castletownbere Festival o 5 04/08/2014 Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Sean Flanagan and Cathal Owens taking part in the Greasy Pole Pillow Fight during the Castletownbere Festival of the Sea. Photo: Niall Duffy Keywords: Castletownbere Festival of the Sea
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GEORGEHOOK2 Irish Examiner News and County Picture 27-07-2014 TV and Radio presenter George Hook with Con O'connell and Jeanette O'Leary at the Harvest Open day at Slí Eile, Churchtown, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
GEORGEHOOK2 Irish Examiner News and County Picture 27-07-2014 TV and Radio presenter George Hook with Con O'connell and Jeanette O'Leary at the Harvest Open day at Slí Eile, Churchtown, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
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mb hairspray socials 13 REPRO FREE Anita and Patricia Cotter from Churchfield, Catherine Cronin from Farranree and Margaret Keoghan from Onslow Gardens pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
mb hairspray socials 12 REPRO FREE Annemarie Larkin and Elaine Ryan from Blackrock, Julie Evans from Opera Lane, Hannah McCarthy from Fermoy and Linda Egan from Belgooly pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
mb hairspray socials 11 REPRO FREE Norma Lynch, Cork Chamber, Janice Casey, River Lee Hotel, Claire Myler from River Lee Hotel and Deborah Barrett from Cork Chamber of Commerce pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
mb hairspray socials 10 REPRO FREE Grannmathor Eileen McElhinney from Mallow Road with daughter Maria from Shanghai and Grandchildren Lisa, Fiadh, Katie and Ross from Cork and Roisin, Maedhbh and Connor from Shanghai pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
mb hairspray socials 09 REPRO FREE Fionn Mehigan, Carrie Irwin and Maeve Mehigan from Carrigaline pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
mb hairspray socials 08 REPRO FREE Jamie Wynne from Little Island and Nicola Hogan from Cobh pictured at the Hairpspray Musical in Cork Opera House last Wednesday. Picture: Miki Barlok
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LC visit 04127759 EE news 31/07/2014. Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Bill Taylor Chairman of the Cork Association of London signing the visitors book at City Hall, Cork during the courtesy visit to Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Since its foundation in March 1953 the aim of the Assocaition has been to bring Cork people in London together by way of social activities and other activities and also to provide help to those who may have fallen on hard times. Present membership is in the region of one hundred and sixty people. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC visit 03127760 EE news 31/07/2014. Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields is presented with crystal to mark the visit, by Bill Taylor Chairman of the Cork Association of London at City Hall, Cork during the courtesy visit to Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC visit 02127758 EE news 31/07/2014. (front row) Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Mary O'Brien and Betty Dorgan with (rear) Bill Taylor, Chairman; Tony Barrett, Liam Kelleher, Eamonn Dorgan, Joe Quinn and Paddy O'Brien; members of the Cork Association of London at City Hall, Cork for a courtesy visit to Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Since its foundation in March 1953 the aim of the Assocaition has been to bring Cork people in London together by way of social activities and other activities and also to provide help to those who may have fallen on hard times. Present membership is in the region of one hundred and sixty people. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC visit 01127757 EE news 31/07/2014. Liam Kelleher, Betty Dorgan, Mary O'Brien and Eamonn Dorgan, members of the Cork Association of London at City Hall, Cork for a courtesy visit to Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 10127729 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Doug Howlett with staff and supporters. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 09127727 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Chartered physiotherapist Aisling Doyle, special guest Doug Howlett, Sean Treacy, Killeagh, a former patient at the unit, Paul Gallagher, Consultant Geriatrician, and Anita Ryan , Clinical Nurse manager, Stroke Unit in the exercise garden. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 08127726 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Doug and Charles Howlett with members of The Friends of St Finbarr's Hospital. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 07127724 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Doug Howlett cuts the ribbon with help from his son Charles. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 06127721 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Dan, Sean and John Cronin, from Wilton attending the garden party. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 05127723 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Anita Ryan, Clinical Nurse manager with Catherine Griffith and Claire Murphy of Citco Fund Services, Blackrock Road, whose staff volunteered with painting and gardening jobs at the garden and excercise area. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 04127720 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Doug Howlett with members of Cork Stroke Support Group. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 02127725 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Pic shows Carmel Kilcommons, Nurse Liason Officer, Noeleen Cronin, of Home Instead and Anita Ryan, Clinical Nurse Manager, Stroke Unit with a Munster Rugby flag and gnome! Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 01127722 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Pic shows Noeleen Cronin, of Home Instead and Carmel Kilcommons, Nurse Liason Officer. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC fest 05127754 EE news 31/07/2014. Jason Lane, Ballylanders finishing off the sterilisation of 10,000 re-useable plastic pint drink containers in preparation for the Indie Pendence Music and Arts Festival, Deer Farm, Mitchelstown. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC fest 03127751 EE news 31/07/2014. Jim Lawless, Production manager, Indie Pendence Music and Arts Festival, Deer Farm, Mitchelstown beside the 5,000 capacity main stage 'Big Top'. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC fest 02127752 EE news 31/07/2014. Jim Lawless, Production manager, Indie Pendence Music and Arts Festival, Deer Farm, Mitchelstown beside the 5,000 capacity main stage 'Big Top'. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
JCPheigSayers02 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Pictured with the new Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers 7 year contract, Noreen Hegarty, General Manager NCE with Adrian Breathnah, Principal Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers, also included are Fr. John O'Donovan, Board of Management, Fr. Damian O'Mahony, Board of Management and Cllr Thomas Gould, Board of Management, at Farranferris College, Redemption Road, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCPheigSayers01 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Pictured aftewr signing the new Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers 7 year contract, Noreen Hegarty, General Manager NCE with Adrian Breathnah, Principal Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers, also included are Fr. John O'Donovan, Board of Management, Fr. Damian O'Mahony, Board of Management and Cllr Thomas Gould, Board of Management, at Farranferris College, Redemption Road, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest14 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Margot and Moss O'Leary, Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest13 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Jacqui Ryan and Tracy Keoghan, both with the Lemonleaf Cafè, Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest12 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Andrew Johnson and Victoria Murphy, Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest11 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Patrick and Christine Horgan, Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest10 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Liz Moynihan, Kinsale College and Jocelyn Florence, of DJ Kinsella. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest09 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Ann O'Reilly, Maureen Tierney, Noreen McCarthy, all Kinsale with Ber Lordan, Belgooly. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest08 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Padraig and Fenella Begley, Ballinaspittle. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest07 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Joachim and Katherine Beug, from Dundorrow. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest06 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Marsha and Philip Morrison, from Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest05 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Mary Coughlan, Angela Broderick and Noreen Desmond, all Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest04 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Dan Boyle, Ballinlough and Conor Doyle, Kinsale. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest03 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Carmel Gray, Caroline Tobin and Andrea Pepper, Festival Volunteers. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest02 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. James Donnolly with his wifw Sinead Donnelly from the Arts Office Cork County Council. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKinsaleArtsFest01 EEjob 31/07/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Launch of Kinsale Arts Festival at Ballinacurra House, Kinsale, Co. Cork. Ruth McDonnell, Festival Volunteer Co-Ordinator, Richard Bradford, UCC and Orla Hurley, Celtic Relocations. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
COURTMAC24 Stephen Finn is the chairperson of the Courtmacsherry Festival and Development Association. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC23 The Golden Pheasant in Courtmacsherry. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC22 Sisters Anna (left) and Georgie Walsh from Ballinhassig at the Golden Pheasant. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC21 Proprietor at the Golden Pheasant, Michael Kiely with "Ernie" the owl. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC20 Ernie the owl at the Golden Pheasant. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC19 Local boy Conor O'Flynn at the Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC18 At the Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre (left to right): Alva Wallis, Roisin Coveney, Shannon Chapman, Aoife Slattery, Caoimhe Coghlan, Louise Coombes, Nathan Chapman, Eadaoin Coghlan and Abi Duggan. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC17 The Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre was a hive of activity. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC16 Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC15 Mike and Diana O'Donovan at the Food Depot. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC14 Cait Malone from Farran at the Food Depot. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC12 Mike and Diana O'Donovan at the Food Depot serving Cait Malone and her father Adrian from Farran. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC11 Mike and Diana O'Donovan at the Food Depot. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC10 Louise Coombes, Douglas, David O'Riordan, Bishopstown and Caoimhe Coghlan, Carrigaline having fun at the Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC9 Liam Colbert and Kevin Pederson, Courtmacsherry with Caoife Davis, Midleton at the Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC8 David O'Riordan, Bishopstown and Caoimhe Coghlan, Carrigaline at the Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC7 Courtmacsherry Water Sports Centre. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC6 ON THE BEACH (left ro right): Kieran, Donnacha and Conail Hurley from Bandon with Brian and Josh Keegan, Ovens. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC5 Participants in the Beach Soccer. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC4 The Beach Soccer competition was popular. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC3 Courtmacsherry Hotel owner Billy Adams tries out the Bucking Bronco. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC2 Courtmacsherry Hotel owner Billy Adams tries out the Bucking Bronco. Picture: Martin Walsh.
COURTMAC1 David Morrison (left) and his brother Jim from Model Farm Road were served at the Courtmacsherry Hotel by Mary Lucey. Picture: Mary Lucey.
31072014 Glucksman 027 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Sarah Levy , Aideen Quirke and Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 026 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Sarah Levy , Aideen Quirke and Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 025 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Sarah Levy , Aideen Quirke and Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 024 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Sarah Levy , Aideen Quirke and Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 023 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Killian O'Dwyer, Aideen Quirke and Sarah Levy of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 021 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 021 - 1 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured examining some of the works at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 020 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Kevin Murphy, James Connolly and Ricky Curly UCC students pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 019 - 1 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Sarah Levy, Brían Vrotty, Aideen Quirke and Elly Collins staff of the Lewis Glucksman Gallery UCC pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 018 - 1 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Orla Egan with Jacob Edward Egan Morley of Greenmount pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 017 - 1 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Frances Murphy and John Muprhy of Milstreet pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 016 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Trish Brennan of CIT Crawford College of Art and Artist John Gerard pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 015 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Cethan leahy of College Road, Belinda O'Shea of Crosshaven and Hilary White of Douglas pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 013 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Tadhg Crowley and Killian O'Dwyer of the Lewis Clucksman Gallery pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallery, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 012 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Cillian Clarke's of St Luke's pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 011 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Chris Clarke's Show's Curator and his son Cillian Clarke pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 009 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Carol Brogan with Chris Clarke, Shows Curator and Cillian Clarke of St Luke's Cross pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 008 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Zoe and Susi Fitzpatrick of Douglas pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 007 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Mick Mackey of Minane Bridge with Brian Mac Domhnaill MA: Art+Process CCAD pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 006 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Mick Mackey of Minane Bridge with Brian Mac Domhnaill MA: Art+Process CCAD pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 005 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Alison O'Connell and Bettie Higgs of the School of BEES pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 004 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Milda Saenz of Computer Science, UCC with Lisa Bussey of Boston USA pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 002 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Emer Regan and Sarah Culloty of the School of BEES UCC pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
31072014 Glucksman 001 CMK 31072014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Richard Pons and Eva Alcaraz of Spain pictured at the opening of Fieldworks, Animal Habitats in Contemporary Art at the Lewis Glucksman Gallary, UCC, Cork City. From forests and jungles to city streets and public zoos, Fieldworks invites you to take a closer look at the ways in which animals have been depicted in their habitats and how these environments affect our understanding of different species. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, Fieldworks reveals how animals forage, nest and play within a variety of locations and offers a remarkable insight into life in often hidden corners of the animal kingdom. Artists: Adam Chodzko, Petra Feriancova, Petrit Halilaj, Ho Rui An, Jochen Lempert, Flo Maak, Chris Marker, Wesley Meuris, Ciarán Murphy, Vanessa Safavi, Julia Schmid, Sonia Shiel, and Ruth van Beek. Curated by Chris Clarke in association with UCC’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) Exhibition continues until 2 November 2014 Picture: Clare Keogh
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LC pifc 15127648 EE sport 27/07/2014. Bantry full-forward (#14) Shane Drummey blasts the ball into an empty net after the rebounded save by 'keeper Alan Deasy landed favourably for him in Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 14127647 EE sport 27/07/2014. Corner forward Paul Cronin, St Michael's in action in attack against Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 13127645 EE sport 27/07/2014. Mark Drummond offers a lifeline to St Michael's with this late goal against Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 12127646 EE sport 27/07/2014. Corner forward Paul Cronin, St Michael's gets away from defender Jimmy O'Leary, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 12127639 EE sport 27/07/2014. Corner forward Paul Cronin, St Michael's gets away from defender Jimmy O'Leary, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 11127650 EE sport 27/07/2014. Corner forward Paul Cronin, St Michael's gets away from defender Jimmy O'Leary, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 11127640 EE sport 27/07/2014. Corner forward Paul Cronin, St Michael's gets away from defender Jimmy O'Leary, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 10127637 EE sport 27/07/2014. Midfielders Shane O'Keeffe, St Michael's and Graham Canty, Bantry challenge in the air for possession in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 09127638 EE sport 27/07/2014. Midfielder Shane O'Keeffe, St Michael's is tackled by Tadhg Downey, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 08127644 EE sport 27/07/2014. Midfielder Shane O'Keeffe, St Michael's is tackled by Tadhg Downey, Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 07127643 EE sport 27/07/2014. Midfielder Shane O'Keeffe, St Michael's in action against Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 06127642 EE sport 27/07/2014. Andrew O'Connell, St Michael's kicks a free against Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 05127641 EE sport 27/07/2014. Mark Ryan, St Michael's with possession under pressure from the Bantry defence in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 04127636 EE sport 27/07/2014. Mark Ryan, St Michael's and Bantry full-back Jack McCarthy chase possession in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 03127635 EE sport 27/07/2014. Mark Ryan, St Michael's tries to stay clear of a tackle from Bantry full-back Jack McCarthy in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 02127633 EE sport 27/072014. Alan Nolan, St Michael's in action in an attacking role against Bantry in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC pifc 01127634 EE sport 27/072014. Alan Nolan, St Michael's is pursued by Bantry defender Jimmy O'Leary in the Evening Echo Premier Intermediate Football Championship game in Kilmichael. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
DKE270714kilreen011 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport John Coleman, centre, is presented with the Clubman of the Year award by club chairman Donal Kelleher, right and John Sweeney, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen010 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Broadcaster Trevor Welch is presented with the Hall of Fame award by club chairman Donal Kelleher, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen009 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Shane Foley receives his award from John O'Connor, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen008 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Trevor Dunlea receives his award from Dave O'Mahony, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen007 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Cian McCarthy receives his awards from Hayley McCarthy and Richard Fitzgerald, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen006 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Jason Kenny receives his award from John O'Regan, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen005 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Ryan Long receives his award from June Power, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen004 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Kyeran Varian receives his award from Eamonn Hayes, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen003 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport David Daly receives his award from Mark Towler, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen002 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Jack O'Brien receives his award from Vincent Prendergast, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DKE270714kilreen001 EEjob 27/07/2014 Echo Sport Conor Cusack receives his award from Declan O'Regan, at the Kilreen Celtic Player of the Year awards night, at the Spailpin Fanach Bar, South Main Street. Picture: David Keane.
DES PIARSAIGH V KILLE027949 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Killeagh's Andrew Walsh striking against Na Parsaigh in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des PIARSAIGH V KILLE027948 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Na Piarsaigh's Sean Og o hAilpin clearing against Killeagh in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des PIARSAIGH V KILLE027944 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014Killeagh forward Gary Leahy being chased by Na Piarsaigh defender Darren Mannix in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
DES PIARSAIGH V KILEA027945 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014Killeagh forward Gary Leahy being chased by Na Piarsaigh defender Darren Mannix in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des EIRE OG V BEARA 4027955 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 Beara forward Daragh McElhinney in a tussle for possession with Eire Og's Jack Murphy on the attack against Eire Og in the Cork Premier u14 Football final in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des BRIDE ROVERS V CU027922 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Hands out for possession between Bride Rovers forward Jason Mannix and Courcey Rovers defender David Duggan in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des BRIDE ROVERS V CO027921 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Courcey Rovers keeper Stephan Nyhan being tackled by Bride Rovers player Cian o'Connor in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des BRIDE ROVERS V CO027920 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Bride Rovers player Cian o' Connor tries to escape from a challenge by Courcey Rovers defender Vincent Hurley in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
des BRIDE ROVERS V CO027918 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Bride Rovers forward Stephen Glasgow tries to clear past Courcey Rovers player Gavin Moloney in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork.Picture: Des Barry.
des BRIDE ROVERS V CO027917 Examiner News Picture 27/07/2014 Bride Rovers forward Sean Ryan tries to get past Courcey Rovers player Gavin Moloney in the Cork S.H.C. game in Pairc ui Rinn, Cork..Picture: Des Barry.
DES BEARA V EIRE OG 3027954 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 Beara forward Daragh McElhinney in a tussle for possession with Eire Og's Jack Murphy on the attack against Eire Og in the Cork Premier u14 Football final in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des BEARA V EIRE OG 2027953 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 Beara forward Ryan o' Sullivan on the attack against Eire Og in the Cork Premier u14 Football final in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des BEARA V EIRE OG 1027951 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 Beara forward Ryan o'Sullivan being chased by Eire Og player Cian Rickard in the Cork Preimer u14 Football final in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des BEARA 3027957 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 The victorious Beaea team winners of the Cork Priemer u14 Football Cup in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des BEARA V EIRE OG 027952 Examiner Sports Picture 27/07/2014 Beara forward Daragh McElhinney on the attack against Eire Og in the Cork Premier u14 Football final in Drimoleague ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
LC rugby 18127740 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Daniel O'Sullivan, Abi Sheahan, and Tom Coughlan relax in the sunshine during a break at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 17127738 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Cian Boylan stretches for the try line at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 16127737 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. James Healy and Ivan Walsh at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 15127736 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Joe Cronin at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 14127735 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Scott Walsh at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 13127734 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Kids having fun at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 12127732 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Coach Matt McGrath teaching ball handling skills to 6yo Ted Crowley at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 11127733 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Ted Crowley at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 10127731 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Big Drive for Munster... Fintan O'Sullivan, Redmond Reardon, Daniel Holland and Scott Barrett having fun at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 09127730 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Ben O'Connor, Sean O'Sullivan, Jack McCarthy and Scott Barrett having fun at the camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 07127709 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. David Noonan, Ned Mayes (Mayes), Hayden Fisher, Cian Boyle, Oscar Naughton give a big cheer for MUNSTER. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 06127710 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Liam Bornicke, from Germany is tackled by Cian McSweeney as they practice a tackling technique. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 05127708 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Liam Bornicke, from Germany is tackled by Cian McSweeney as they practice a tackling technique. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 04127707 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Sean Naughton, Ronan Barry, Rachel Coburn and John Cussen enjoying the rugby in the sunshine. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 03127706 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Youngsters Cillian Ryan and Eoin O'Connell enjoying the rugby camp. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 02127705 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Youngsters enjoying the rugby in the sunshine. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC rugby 01127704 EE sport 30/07/2014. Munster Rugby Camp at Muskerry Rugby Club, Ballyanley. Youngsters enjoying the rugby in the sunshine. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 03127739 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Norma Wyse, RGN with ward managers Ann Flahive and Maria Hanley. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC garden 05127723 EE news 30/07/2014. On Wednesday 30th July 30th, 2014, the new Exercise Garden at the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork was officially opened by Doug Howlett of the Munster Rugby Team. The recently revamped outdoor space will greatly enhance the rehabilitation and recovery of patients who, as a result of a stroke, frequently experience muscular weakness, impaired dexterity, uncoordinated movement and decreased function and mobility. The attractive garden incorporates exercise equipment that offers low impact cardiovascular exercise in the open air with different surfaces to improve balance. Equipment includes: Parallel bars, single rider, double air walker, arm stretching station and cycle station. More info from Peter Dineen, communications, HSE Anita Ryan, Clinical Nurse manager with Catherine Griffith and Claire Murphy of Citco Fund Services, Blackrock Road, whose staff volunteered with painting and gardening jobs at the garden and excercise area. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
john o halloran (darragh kane0 DKANE 02/06/2014 REPRO FREE Gerard McCarthy, Belfast and John O'Halloran, Wilton at the finish line of the Cork City Marathon. Over 7000 runners will take part in the internationally recognised Cork City Marathon organised by Cork City Council in partnership with Athletics Ireland BHAA Cork Education and Training Board and an Garda Síochána and volunteer organisations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
dan cup ucc 4 Irish Examiner Sports Picture 18-02-2014 David Tracey, UCD is held by David Glynn of UCC during their Fitzgibbon cup quarter final match at the Mardyke, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan cup ucc 3 Irish Examiner Sports Picture 18-02-2014 David Tracey, UCD surrounded by UCC players David Glynn and James Barry during their Fitzgibbon cup quarter final match at the Mardyke, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan cup ucc 1 Irish Examiner Sports Picture 18-02-2014 Walter Walsh, UCD getting away from UCC's Pat Sulliban during their Fitzgibbon cup quarter final match at the Mardyke, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan cup ucc 5 Irish Examiner Sports Picture 18-02-2014 Barry Lawton, UCC drops his hurley under pressure from Patrick Murphy of UCD during their Fitzgibbon cup quarter final match at the Mardyke, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
1469532 IE LIVE SPORT 05/12/2012 ... Mark O'Keeffe of Midleton C.B.S. clears the ball downfield as he is challenged by Steven O'Brien of Nenagh C.B.S. in the Dr. Harty Cup at Charleville. Picture: Denis Minihane.
-1261989502 weather pic at youghal 1959 GETTING OFF THE TRAIN IN YOUGHAL. GOING TO THE SEASIDE. SUNSHINE. SUMMER WEATHER. ref 797 k OLD CORK BLACK AND WHITE PICS 00
1416467 Experienced rower Jim O'Donovan, Director of Service, Community, Enterprise & Environment, Cork City Council and City Council staff take to the water in a Dragon Boat at Crosshaven on Friday night in preparation for the Ocean to City race. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff
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SCA FLH 3af287331 XXjob 19/11/2012 ADVERTISING The Garden with its natural rock pool. Fintan Lynch Hairdressing, Main St, Kinsale, Co, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
SCA FLH 3x287336 XXjob 19/11/2012 ADVERTISING Fintan and Liz Lynch with staff members, Grace Daly, Rachel O'Brien and Pauline Copithorne. Fintan Lynch Hairdressing, Main St, Kinsale, Co, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
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1181936 26/04/10 Newly appointed District Court Judge Olann Kelleher, from Douglas, Cork pictured with his wife Susan and children Barry, Alison, Gretchen and Alex at the Four Courts in Dublin yesterday.. Pic: BILLY HIGGINS STAFF
1458751 EEjob 24/10/2012 Echo News. Martina O'Donoghue Social Diary. Pictured at the Aer Lingus Autum Lunch in aid of ARC Cancer Support House, Ann O'Flynn, Farran, Angela Corcoran, Ovens, Eithne Lancaster, Ballincollig and Breada Quaid, Ovens, at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
1262111 Ban Gardai at the Bridewell Barracks in Cork 17/05/1961 Ref. 772L Old black and white policing
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1441331 L to R., Arthur Mc Gregor, Bishopstown, Willie O'Brien, Leemount and Dan Galvin, Ballincollig. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
1454628 Irish Examiner News Picture 14-10-2012 Con Sullivan, Caheragh and Michael Cronin, Bantry hard at work on the old threshing machine at the annual vintage threshing day at Caheragh, West Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
521988 21-08-2004 Examiner News Picture . The President of the GAA Sean Kelly presenting a Replica of the Liam Mac Carthy Cup to Rita Ring wife of former Legend Christy at a Ceremoney to honour Captains of the Victorious All Ireland winning Captains at Ballygarvan GAA Club in Cork Picture by Des Barry
dan banteer 6 Irish Examiner News Picture 04-09-2012 School Principal, Jane Daly with twins Leah and Edel O'Donoghue who started junior infants at the Banteer National School, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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