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JC21stCentryStage08 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast members, John Browne, Joe O'Gorman, Ted O'Regan, Dominic Cronin, Caolan Smith and Tom Monahan.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage07 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast member, John Browne, The Guard.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage06 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast members, Dominic Cronin, Capt Thomas Webb and Ted O'Regan, Capt Hargreaves.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage05 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast member, Ted O'Regan, Capt Hargreaves.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage04 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast member, Joe O'Gorman, Corporal.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage03 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast member, Dominic Cronin, Capt Thomas Webb.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage02 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
John O'Shea, Director with Cast members, Caolan Smith, Lt. Prendergast and Tom Monahan, Private Arthur Hamp.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage01 
 EEjob 14/10/2014.
Echo News.
21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork.
Cast members, Caolan Smith, Lt. Prendergast and Tom Monahan, Private Arthur Hamp.
Picture. Jim Coughlan.
ghostbusters4-launch-2 
 Cork Ladies Sport Stars launches 5K Run/Walk for Anchor Treatment Centre

Cork's All Ireland Camogie Champion Anna Geary and International Rugby Star Heather O' Brien will be on hand this evening to launch the 5K Ghostbuster run/walk in aid of the Anchor Treatment Centre, Mallow.

The run/walk which will take place in Doneraile Park on Saturday 1st November is a major fundraising event to assist the centre continue its work in helping those with addiction.

The Anchor Treatment Centre was established in 1995 by the Sisters of Mercy responding to the needs of the people for a community based Alcohol and Drug Counselling Service and a support network for families. The Centre provides a variety of services to families and individuals affected by alcohol, drug, food, gambling, sexual and other addictions.

Barry Golden, Chairperson of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "The Ghostbusters 5K run/walk is a fundraising event where children, their siblings and parents are asked to actively support those individuals and families so affected by the experience of addiction. The emphasis on the day is on having fun and continuing the Halloween celebrations by making this a fancy dress event, though not compulsory. There will be lots of prizes on the day for those in fancy dress so I would encourage everyone to come out and enjoy this event".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell, CEO of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "Our clients and family members who seek help at Anchor come from all walks of life across the greater North Cork community. We offer a range of programmes in order to assist our clients back to recovery and fundraising, such as the Ghostbusters 5K will enable us to provide these services to our clients at a reduced rate. Our programmes include group and individual counselling and our free complimentary therapy programme".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell added "Unfortunately some children are exposed to alcohol and drug misuse from a very young age at home or in their community. Ed
ghostbusters2-launch-3 
 Cork Ladies Sport Stars launches 5K Run/Walk for Anchor Treatment Centre

Cork's All Ireland Camogie Champion Anna Geary and International Rugby Star Heather O' Brien will be on hand this evening to launch the 5K Ghostbuster run/walk in aid of the Anchor Treatment Centre, Mallow.

The run/walk which will take place in Doneraile Park on Saturday 1st November is a major fundraising event to assist the centre continue its work in helping those with addiction.

The Anchor Treatment Centre was established in 1995 by the Sisters of Mercy responding to the needs of the people for a community based Alcohol and Drug Counselling Service and a support network for families. The Centre provides a variety of services to families and individuals affected by alcohol, drug, food, gambling, sexual and other addictions.

Barry Golden, Chairperson of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "The Ghostbusters 5K run/walk is a fundraising event where children, their siblings and parents are asked to actively support those individuals and families so affected by the experience of addiction. The emphasis on the day is on having fun and continuing the Halloween celebrations by making this a fancy dress event, though not compulsory. There will be lots of prizes on the day for those in fancy dress so I would encourage everyone to come out and enjoy this event".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell, CEO of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "Our clients and family members who seek help at Anchor come from all walks of life across the greater North Cork community. We offer a range of programmes in order to assist our clients back to recovery and fundraising, such as the Ghostbusters 5K will enable us to provide these services to our clients at a reduced rate. Our programmes include group and individual counselling and our free complimentary therapy programme".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell added "Unfortunately some children are exposed to alcohol and drug misuse from a very young age at home or in their community. Ed
ghostbusters1-Launch 
 Cork Ladies Sport Stars launches 5K Run/Walk for Anchor Treatment Centre

Cork's All Ireland Camogie Champion Anna Geary and International Rugby Star Heather O' Brien will be on hand this evening to launch the 5K Ghostbuster run/walk in aid of the Anchor Treatment Centre, Mallow.

The run/walk which will take place in Doneraile Park on Saturday 1st November is a major fundraising event to assist the centre continue its work in helping those with addiction.

The Anchor Treatment Centre was established in 1995 by the Sisters of Mercy responding to the needs of the people for a community based Alcohol and Drug Counselling Service and a support network for families. The Centre provides a variety of services to families and individuals affected by alcohol, drug, food, gambling, sexual and other addictions.

Barry Golden, Chairperson of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "The Ghostbusters 5K run/walk is a fundraising event where children, their siblings and parents are asked to actively support those individuals and families so affected by the experience of addiction. The emphasis on the day is on having fun and continuing the Halloween celebrations by making this a fancy dress event, though not compulsory. There will be lots of prizes on the day for those in fancy dress so I would encourage everyone to come out and enjoy this event".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell, CEO of the Anchor Treatment Centre said "Our clients and family members who seek help at Anchor come from all walks of life across the greater North Cork community. We offer a range of programmes in order to assist our clients back to recovery and fundraising, such as the Ghostbusters 5K will enable us to provide these services to our clients at a reduced rate. Our programmes include group and individual counselling and our free complimentary therapy programme".

Sr. Miriam O' Connell added "Unfortunately some children are exposed to alcohol and drug misuse from a very young age at home or in their community. Ed
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Hilary Chapple, White Fawn Boutique and Nicola Rea, Clonakilty at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Winner of best dress Eileen O'Leary, Douglas at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Winner of best shows Deirdre Gamberi, Midelton at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Winner of Best Bag Orla O'Donoghue, Carrigtohill at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Winner of best accessory Olive Cliffe, Cappaoquinn at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Hilary Chapple, White Fawn Boutique and Helen Wycherley, Celtic Ross Hotel at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Winner of best Shoe Deirdre Gambari, Winner of best dressed Eileen O'Leary, Hilary Cahapple, White Fawn Boutique, Helen Wycherley Celtic Ross Hotel, Orla O'Donoghue, Winner of Best Bag, Winner of Prettiest in Pink Claire Barry and Winner of Best Accessory Olive Cliffe at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Alice Kidney, Marie Kidney and Frances Kidney, Cobh at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane
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Áine Byrne, Cobh, Caitriona Ryan, Tipperary and Emma O'Leary, Bandon at the 7th annual Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Weekend in aid of Action Breast Cancer in the Celtic Ross Hotel, Rosscarbery.
Picture Darragh Kane

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