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DKE160814rince002 EEjob 16/08/2014 Echo News Darina Poyner from Waterford, chatting with Michael Cahill from Cloyne, at the gala ball and graduation ceremony of the Cork branch of An Comhdhail Muinteori na Rince Gaelacha, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE160814rince001 EEjob 16/08/2014 Echo News Janas Harrington, Lehenaghmore, Louise O'Regan, Douglas and Mary Buckley, Berrings, all smiles at the gala ball and graduation ceremony of the Cork branch of An Comhdhail Muinteori na Rince Gaelacha, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DC-150814-COALQUAY-14 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Erik Blenken from Norway, Eadaoin Delaney, The Lough, and Kieran Nolan from Manchester pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-13 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Lorraine Cahalane, Cork Vision Centre, Colette Lynch, Sundays Well, and Finola Horgan, Cork Vision Centre, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-12 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Cllr. Kieran Clancy, Frances O'Sullivan and Eileen O'Keeffe from Cork Rokk Choir pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-11 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Bridie and Gerard Kiely from St. Anthony's Road pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-10 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Betty Constant from Frankfield and John Long from the Coal Quay pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-09 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Teresa Walsh, Dublin Hill, Pauline Ashman, Corporation Buildings, and Helen Barry, Friars Walk, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-08 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Helen Power, Cathedral Road, and Brenda Twomey of Peg Twomey's on the Coal Quay, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-07 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Frances and Noel O'Flynn from Blarney, Mona Kiely, Mallow Road, and opera singer Amanda Neri, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-06 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Coal Quay "Shawlies" pictured with Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr. Kenneth O'Flynn, and County Mayor, Cllr. Alan Coleman, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-05 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Committee members and helpers, Joe Scanlon, Breda Scanlon, Susan Scanlon, Sarah and Claudia O'Regan, aged 7 and 12, and Richard T. Cook, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-04 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC County Mayor, Cllr. Alan Coleman, pictured with "shawlies" Margaret Kearney-O'Flynn, Farranree, Teresa Honan, Shandon, and Valerie Dineen-Power, Henry Street, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-03 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr. Kenneth O'Flynn, pictured with "shawlies" Mary Twomey, Cathedral Road, Rose Burns, Shandon Street, Jacqui Tyler, Blackpool, and Betsy Twomey, Mayfield, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
DC-150814-COALQUAY-02 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Coal Quay "Shawlies" Breda Scanlon, Sarah O'Regan, aged 7, and Valerie Dineen-Power Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-150814-COALQUAY-01 DC 15/08/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Coal Quay "Shawlies" Breda Scanlon, Sarah O'Regan, aged 7, and Valerie Dineen-Power, pictured at the launch of the Cork Coal Quay Family Festival which takes place on Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. Pic: Diane Cusack . Press Release Cork Middle Parish & Coal Quay Historical Society present Cork Coal Quay Family Festival 2014 Will Resonate With the Nostalgia of Yesteryear Supported: Cork City Council, Cornmarket Street & North Main Street Traders. Saturday, August 23rd from 12 noon to 5.30pm. . Officially opened: Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields at 12noon to the sound of the historic Shandon Bells chiming The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee - why not come along and sing along with the Bells and the Lord Mayor ***** The Buttera & Cork Shawlies Parade At 11.45am, the Cork Butter Exchange Band will open the Festival by marching from North Gate Bridge along the good auld North Main Street, Kyle Street to Cornmarket Street accompanied by the Coal Shawlies where they will meet the Lord Mayor who will open the Festival. The people of Cork are more than welcome to join the colourful parade. MuddyLee and the Cork Shawlies will perform a special Coal Quay Dance for the Lord Mayor. ***** Prayers of Remembrance Prayers will be said by the Bishop of Cork, John Buckley; Fr Patrick McCarthy, SS Peter & Paul's; tAthair Tomas o Murchu formerly SS Peter and Paul's; Fr Larry Mulligan, St Francis and Fr John Lyng, St Augustine in remembrance of the deceased Coal Quay dealers and residents of the area who have passed on. Doves will be released in memory of them. ***** This unique voluntary fun-filled family festival will celebrate the heart and soul of Cork City Ð the Coal Quay with its rich vibrant colourful heritage, tradition and culture in music, song, story, poetry, theatrical performances, & comedy. For the children, there will be face painters; clowns; magic shows, children's fancy dress, balloon modelling, Loomband Making; Ron the Pottery Man and many more. Don't be surprised if you see some of the grand auld characters of the Coal Quay winding and weaving their way through the colourful crowd! Also on show will be a fabulous photographic exhibition of old maps and illustrations exhibited along the entire street scape, showcasing the Coal Quay Market in its former days with its quintessential traders dressed in traditional shawls, this MUST SEE EXHIBITION will be staged for a week in the Cork Vision Centre, North Mail Street with films of the 2012 and 2013 festivals also on show. Cork City Fire Department will showcase their elegant early 20th century Fire Brigade engine along with a modern engine; Fire officers will be on duty to give talks on the history of the Fire Service in Cork. Traditional food will be served by The Bodega and The Cornstore on the day. Why not dress-up in traditional costume - your grandmothers and grandfathers clothes and join in the party atmosphere. Come along and join the fun on the good auld Coal Quay- a treat for all the family. See you there! . For further information contact: Event Organisers: Breda Scanlon: breda.scanlon6@gmail.com / Richard T. Cooke: richardtcooke@yahoo.com . Fantastic Line-Up Performers: Butter Exchange Band: 12noon - 12.30 MuddyLee & The Cork Shawlies: 12.30 - 12.55pm Sharon Deane: 1pm - 1.20pm Irish Draught: 1.20pm -1.45pm George Patterson and the Roaring 40s: 2pm - 3pm Cork Rokk Choir: 3.10 - 3.40pm Karl & Blathain: 3.50pm-4.10pm Jerry Coleman: 4.15pm - 4.45pm Deep: 4.50pm ***** Festival History Walk - will take place along the North Main Street beginning at 3.30pm sharp with Cork Historian, Writer & Lecturer, Liam O' hUigin. All Events Free
dbtim14 NEWS 17/8/2014 Pictured watching the annual Timoleague harvest festival fancy dress parade were locals Charlie O'Mahony, Valerie O'Keeffe and Robert Leahy. Picture Denis Boyle
dbtim13 NEWS 17/8/2014 Pictured at the annual Timoleague harvest festival fancy dress parade were Irish Ladies Rugby team members from Charlie Maddens. Picture Denis Boyle
dbtim12 NEWS 17/8/2014 Pictured at the annual Timoleague harvest festival fancy dress parade were Monks Eugene McCarthy, Ciaran Calanan and Jonathan Toft representing Monks lane. Picture Denis Boyle
dbtim10 NEWS 17/8/2014 Pictured at the annual Timoleague harvest festival fancy dress parade were Monks Mary G Frayne, Mary McSweeney, Mary Deasy and Marian O'Callaghan with John Deasy. Picture Denis Boyle

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