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elainegalvin DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE Interior Architecture Graduates Elaine Galvin, Clare, Fiona O'Sullivan, Garryvoe, Deirdre McAuliffe, Ovens and Gemma McCarthy, Douglas at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
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aoibhicollins XXjob 16/10/2014 NEWS Pupils Aoibhi Collins, Holly McCarthy, Niamh Bennett, Orla Hankard and Megan McCarthy, of Killmeen National School, West Cork, during their East meets West Food Experience Day, A fundraiser for Just One Charity, A charity which works with street kids in Nepal, included are Sally McKenna, Food Writer, Declan Murphy and Bimal of Just One Charity, and Kenneth McCarthy, School Principal, Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
donalohare Irish Examiner News 28-10-2014 Donal O’Hare, Kinsale, Cork who received a BE Hons at the UCC conferring cermony. Picture Dan Linehan
katierichardson 20th October 2014.. Katie Richardson, Innishannon who was conferred with a BA arts degree at the UCC conferrings yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
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JCOntheBUs29thOct05 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 208 are Emma Kenneally, Curraheen, Colin McCarthy and Sean Gunning, both Ballinora. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBUs29thOct04 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 208 is Katherine O'Sullivan, from Valentia Island. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBUs29thOct03 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 208 are Nicola Meaney and Shannon Walsh, both living on the Western Road. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBUs29thOct02 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 208 is Michael Cronin, from Millstreet. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBUs29thOct01 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 208 are Robyn, Melissa and Lucy O'Neill, from Millstreet. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCCITSurvey03 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. CIT 1st Year Social Care students conducting Survey of fellow students stance on Direct Provision, at CIT Campus, Cork. Sinead O'Driscoll, Ashling White, Maeve Corkery, Saorlaith Mullan, Rachel Fahy, Chloe Hennigan, all CIT 1st Year Social Care students. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCCITSurvey02 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. CIT 1st Year Social Care students conducting Survey of fellow students stance on Direct Provision, at CIT Campus, Cork. Rachel Fahy (centre) CIT 1st Year Social Care student, filling out the survey with Aisling Hennigan and Eadaoin Collins, CIT Students. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCCITSurvey01 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. CIT 1st Year Social Care students conducting Survey of fellow students stance on Direct Provision, at CIT Campus, Cork. Rachel Fahy (centre) CIT 1st Year Social Care student, filling out the survey with Aisling Hennigan and Eadaoin Collins, CIT Students. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin12 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin, sister Penny and mum Eilish, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin11 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin, sister Penny and mum Eilish, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin10 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin and sister Penny, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin09 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin and sister Penny, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin08 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin, mum Eilish and sister Penny, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin07 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin, mum Eilish and sister Penny, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin06 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, with his younger brother Gavin, mum Eilish and sister Penny, at their home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin05 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, at his home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin04 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, at his home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin03 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, at his home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin02 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, at his home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCBillyCronin01 EEjob 29/10/2014. Echo News. 2014 Garda Youth Awards, Bravery Award winner. Pictured is Billy Cronin, at his home in Dublin Pike, Co. Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
DKE291014traffic002 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News Cllr Mick Nugent at Stoneridge estate, Shanakiel on the Blarney Road, with local residents who are demanding a pedestrian crossing and traffic-calming measures. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014traffic001 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News Cllr Mick Nugent at Stoneridge estate, Shanakiel on the Blarney Road, with local residents Yvonne Golden, Geraldine Kelly, Karen O'Connor and Dara Murphy, who are demanding a pedestrian crossing and traffic-calming measures. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon0030 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Members of the Cork Swing Dancers performing, at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon0020 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Members of the Cork Swing Dancers as Scarecrows, at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon014 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Aisling, Holly and Brandon McCarthy from Cathedral Road, with Abby Lehane and Marc Barry, both from Shanakiel, all smiles at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon013 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Audrey and Zack Lehane from Cathedral Road, attending the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon012 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Marta Kolasa from Cathedral Road and Johnny Watkins from Blackrock, having fun at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon011 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Brian Trought from Shandon and Eibhlin Collins from Blackrock, enjoying the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon010 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Sam and Dylan Barry from Boreenmanna Road, all smiles at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon0010 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Members of the Cork Swing Dancers as The Crows, at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon009 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Eileen Ross from Dillon's Cross, in the company of Geraldine Wiley from Carrigaline, at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon008 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Gurranabraher girls Jade Devine and Alexandra O'Shea, all smiles at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon007 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Gloria Barry from Dominic Street with her children Claudia, Stephen and Rebecca, enjoying the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon006 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Alima Frode De La Foret from Douglas and Anna McKay from Sunday's Well, enjoying the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon005 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Dave Burke from Glounthaune and Charlie Aabo from Glanmire, attending the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon004 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Michaela Heyer of Circus Factory and Maeve Power of Cork Swing Dancers, enjoying the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon003 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Michaela Heyer of Circus Factory and Maeve Power of Cork Swing Dancers, enjoying the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014dragon002 EEXXjob 29/10/2014 Echo/Exam News/Social Diary Members of the Cork Swing Dancers performing, at the launch of the Dragon of Shandon Parade at St Anne's Park, Shandon. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned006 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned005 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned004 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned003 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned002 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014burned001 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News A burned out car in Knockanheeny. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards009 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Centre manager Denis Coffey, with Maria Brothers and Denise McCarthy, after they received their awards at the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards008 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Eadaoin Berkeley from Montenotte and Ian Coughlan from Glasheen, attending the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards007 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Locals Denis and Liam McCarthy, attending the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards006 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Liam Cotter and Jerry O'Sullivan, both from Blackrock and Sean Hassett from Ballintemple, enjoying the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards005 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Maria Brothers, receives her award from Cllr Nicholas O'Keeffe deputising for the Lord Mayor, at the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards004 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Denise McCarthy, receives her award from Cllr Nicholas O'Keeffe deputising for the Lord Mayor, at the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards003 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Jim O'Flaherty and Donal O'Regan, both from Blackrock, enjoying the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards002 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Christy Long from Ballinlough and Charlie Saville from Cathedral Road, attending the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE291014awards001 EEjob 29/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Martha Harrington from Mahon and Eddie Bannon from Greenmount, attending the staff awards ceremony at Mahon Community Centre. Picture: David Keane.
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-034 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-033 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-032 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-032- DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-031 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-030 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-029 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-028 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-027 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-026 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Fiona Carroll, Watergrasshill, Spooky G from the Firkin Crane and Lauren Flynn, Carrigaline at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-025 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Ross Gallagher, Carrignavar, Jaws from the Firkin Crane and Ciara Hennessey, Lismore at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-024 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Eirin Sherwin and Emily O'Donovan, Model Farm Road at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-023 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Aoife, Orlaith and Cllr Thomas Gould at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-022 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Aoibh and Sinead Murphy, Glanmire at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-021 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Sophie, Alex and Ellie Redmond, Watergrasshill at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-020 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Graham Hegarty, Glanmire and Jess O'Connor, Whitechurch at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-019 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Emma O'Donnell, Greenmount and Stephen Roche, Ballyvolane at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-018 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Irene and Denis Mulcahy, Watergrasshill at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-017 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Carmel Morey, Knocknaheeny, Kelly O'Keeffe and Michelle O'Keeffe, Ballyvolane at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-016 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Neill and Jenna O'Sullivan, Model Farm Road at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-015 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Martina and John O'Sullivan, Model Farm Road at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-014 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Macayla and Kim Long, Ballyvolane at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-013 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Jill O'Flynn, Fermoy, Aoife and Majella O'Regan, Kilworth at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-012 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Mairead and Caoimhe Golden, Model Farm Road at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-011 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Cast members before going on stage at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-010 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Cast members Pattie McGuire, Leah McSweeny, Louise Sheehan, Alison Olivier and Jennifer O'Dowling at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-009 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Olivia Twomey, Glanmire, Elizabeth Twomey, CIT and Elizabeth Carol, Mayfield at theFirkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-008 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-007 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-006 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-005 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-004 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-003 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-002 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK25102014-FIRKINCRANE-001 DKANE 29/10/2014 E ECHO SOCIAL DIARY Dancers on stage at the Firkin Cranes SPOOKTACULAR which runs until the 30th of September. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DENIS-conf-28043990 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Mojibola Aramide, Claremorris, was conferred with a BSc (International Field Geosciences) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-27043989 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Eoin Clarke, Ovens, who was conferred with a BSc (Zoology) at UCC, photographed with his mother Maire and sister Ciara. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-26043974 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Selina Harty, Nenagh, who was conferred with a BSc (Neuroscience) at UCC, taking a family photograph after the ceremony. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-25043939 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Sean O'Donovan, Ballyvolane, Cork, who was conferred with an MBS (E-Business)at UCC, photographed with his brother Dr. Donal Óg O'Donovan and his sister Bríd O'Donovan. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-24043959 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Conferred with their MBS (E-Business) at UCC were Ciara Hanifin, Waterfall Road, Corkl, (left) Robert Twomey, Donnybrook, Douglas, Cork, and Wendy Kavanagh, Lehenaghmore, Cork. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-22043937 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Síle Hayes-Ryan, Bishopstown, Cork, who was conferred with a BCL with French at UCC, photographed with her sisters Eimear and Deirdre. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-21043936 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Atul Thorat, India, who was conferred with a PhD in Chemistry at UCC, photographed with his wife Shital and son Sarvesh. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-20043935 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Twins Pamela and Katrina Mackey, Douglas, Cork, members of the Cork camogie team which won the All-Ireland, who were conferred with their BSc (Chemistry with Forensic Science) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-19043908 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Twins Pamela and Katrina Mackey, Douglas, Cork, members of the Cork camogie team which won the All-Ireland, who were conferred with their BSc (Chemistry with Forensic Science) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-18043906 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Twins Pamela and Katrina Mackey, Douglas, Cork, members of the Cork camogie team which won the All-Ireland, who were conferred with their BSc (Chemistry with Forensic Science) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-15043877 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Aimee Mariga, Waterford, (left) and Becka Prangnell, Ballinteer, Dublin, were conferred with their BSc (Zoology) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-14043876 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Claire Clancy, Clonakilty, (left) and Kate Doherty, Limerick, who were conferred with their BSc (Environmental Plant Biotechnology) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-10043865 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... John Healy, Carrignavar, (left) and Barry O'Brien, Mardyke, Cork, were conferred with their MBS (E-Business) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-8043872 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Conferred with a BSc (Chemistry with Forensic Science) at UCC were Agnieszka Skawinska, Poland, (left) and Louise McGrath, Ballincollig. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-6043870 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Valerie Heffernan, Glenbeigh, was conferred with a BSc (Earth Science) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-4043869 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Robert Shannon, Donnybrook, Douglas, Cork, who was conferred with a BSc (Neuroscience) at UCC, photographed with his parents Terry and Ursula. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-2043868 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Eddie Curran, Johnstown, Co. Kilkenny, was conferred with a BSc (Earth Science) at UCC. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS-conf-1043866 IE EE LIVE NEWS 29/10/2014 ... Conferred with their BSc (Earth Science) at UCC were (from left) Therese Horgan, Ballinhassig; Rachel Neville, Inniscarra; Paul Murphy, Magazine Road, Cork, and Alex Butler, Midleton. Picture: Denis Minihane.
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DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMusi DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE MA in Music Graduates and twins David and Christine Kenny, Bishosptown at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMusi1 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE Hugh McCarthy, Course Coordinator of the Music & Technology programme at CIT Cork School of Music with Music Technology Graduates Darren Sheehan, Ballincollig, Richard Molloy, Waterford, Rupert McCarthy-Morrogh, Tivoli, Delia Tanayela, Spain and Brendan Hennessy, Waterford at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMusi0 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE MA in Music Graduates and twins David and Christine Kenny, Bishosptown at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMu 20 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE Cork School of Music Graduate Andrea Malir, Principle Harpist for the National Symphony Orchestra at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMu 4 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE Hugh McCarthy, Course Coordinator of the Music & Technology programme at CIT Cork School of Music with Music Technology Graduates Darren Sheehan, Ballincollig, Richard Molloy, Waterford, Rupert McCarthy-Morrogh, Tivoli, Delia Tanayela, Spain and Brendan Hennessy, Waterford at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMu 3 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE Bachelors In Music Graduate Áine Whelan, Ballincollig and Masters in Music Graduate Carol Quigley from the RTE Concert Orchestra at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK23102014-CorkSchoolofMu 2 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE MA in Music Graduates Carol Arnopp, Bandon and Hugh Murray, Douglas at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-033 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Ellie Slattery, Crosshaven and Ross O'Flanagan, Sundays Well at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-032 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Amy Bible, Waterford and Michelle Dalton, Macroom at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-031 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Angela Keohane, Douglas and Franky Crowely, Ballincollig at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-030 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Gerard O'Donovan, Head of School of Business CIT, Trish Brennan, Crawford College of Art and Design and Jim Walsh, Head of Applied Social Studies at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-027 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Stefanie Dinkelbach and Brendan Roycroft, City Centre at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-026 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Kevin Tuohy and Louisa Sloane, Arts Office CIT at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-025 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Joy Kavanagh, Mallow admiring a piece at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-024 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Angela Keohane, Douglas admiring a piece at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-023 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Ryan Makepeace, Ballincollig and Elizabeth Rossiter at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-022 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artem Trofimenko, Ballincollig and Sarah Brophy, City Centre at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-021 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Dr Barry O'Connor, Registrar & Vice President for Academic Affairs and Trish Brennan, Crawford College of Art and Design at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-020 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Kathryn Bennett, Greenmount and Eothan Beausaug, Youghal at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-019 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Pim Wijamaalen, Skibbereen and Elody Barattucci, City Centre at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-018 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Dr Barry O'Connor, Registrar & Vice President for Academic Affairs, Gerard O'Donovan, Head of School of Business, Artist Judy Fisher and Rev Canon Salter at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-017 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – with Dr Barry O'Connor, Registrar & Vice President for Academic Affairs at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-016 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Clara Griffin, Blackrock and Linda Young, Ballinlough at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-015 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Joye Kavanagh, Mallow and Édaein Samuels, St Lukes at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-014 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher with her parents Jo and Morgan Fisher at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-013 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Jo and Morgan Fisher, Aberdeen at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-012 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Orla Flynn, Vice President for External Affairs and Head of CIT Crawford College of Art & Design with Artist Judy Fisher at the exhibition Drift by Judy Fisher – CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013 – in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-011 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher -CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013-at her exhibition Drift in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-008 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher -CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013-at her exhibition Drift in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-006 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher -CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013-at her exhibition Drift in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK22102014-CIT-001 DKANE 22/10/2014 REPRO FREE Artist Judy Fisher -CIT Registrar’s Prize Winner from 2013-at her exhibition Drift in the James Barry Exhibition Centre, Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK20102014-CIT-0300 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE President of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy with PHD Graduates Adrian Collins (Applied Physics) from Fermoy, Clare Power (Analytical Chemistry) from Waterford, Lynda Gunn (Molecular virology) from Ballincollig, Monika Koziel (Molecular Biology) from Ballincollig and Ruth Keary (Biological Sciences) from Galway at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK20102014-CIT-0290 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE President of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy with PHD Graduates Adrian Collins (Applied Physics) from Fermoy, Clare Power (Analytical Chemistry) from Waterford, Lynda Gunn (Molecular virology) from Ballincollig, Monika Koziel (Molecular Biology) from Ballincollig and Ruth Keary (Biological Sciences) from Galway at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK20102014-CIT-030 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE President of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy with PHD Graduates Adrian Collins (Applied Physics) from Fermoy, Clare Power (Analytical Chemistry) from Waterford, Lynda Gunn (Molecular virology) from Ballincollig, Monika Koziel (Molecular Biology) from Ballincollig and Ruth Keary (Biological Sciences) from Galway at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK20102014-CIT-001 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE PHD Graduate Dr Michael Murphy and president of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK17102014-CITGraduation- 22 DKANE 17/10/2014 REPRO FREE CITs first PhD’s in Social Care Caroline Kilty, Ballincollig and Aoife Killeen, Co Clare at the Cork Institute of Technology graduation day. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK17102014-CITGraduation-021 DKANE 17/10/2014 REPRO FREE Presidnet of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy, Gerard O'Donovan, Head of the School of Business and Dr Barry O'Connor, Registrar & Vice President for Academic Affairs at the Cork Institute of Technology graduation day. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK17102014-CITGraduation-011 DKANE 17/10/2014 REPRO FREE CITs first PhD’s in Social Care Caroline Kilty, Ballincollig and Aoife Killeen, Co Clare at the Cork Institute of Technology graduation day. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-041 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE John O'Sullivan and Breda Hickey, CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-034 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE Kamila and Nisei Kobayashi, City Centre and Michelle Kelleher, CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-033 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE Deirdre O'Donovan, Nora O'Connor and Gerard Forde, CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-031 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE Dr Angela Wright, CIT, Miriam Walsh, Frankfield and Gail Cotter-Buckley, CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-019 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE Dr Barry O'Connor, CIT Registrar and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr Breda Kenny, Head of the Hincks Centre for Entrepreneurship Excellence CIT, Dr Margaret Linehan, School of Humanities and Gerard O'Donovan, Head of the School of Business CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-014 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE DR Cian O'Neill, CIT and Cork Camogie Player Yvonne O'Byrne, Winner of Sports and Exercise award at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-012 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE DR Cian O'Neill, CIT and Cork Camogie Player Yvonne O'Byrne, Winner of Sports and Exercise award at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-009 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE Katriona Lynch, Bachelors Business Honours CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK16102014-CIT-008 DKANE 16/10/2014 REPRO FREE CJ O'Neill, Kinsale and Brian McGrath, Department of Management & Marketing CIT at the Business and Humanities awards in Cork Institute of Technology. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674996 DKANE 23/10/2014 REPRO FREE Bachelors In Music Graduate Áine Whelan, Ballincollig and Masters in Music Graduate Carol Quigley from the RTE Concert Orchestra at the CIT/Cork School of Music Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674482 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE Nutrition and Health Science Graduates Emma Walshe, Kilworth, Niamh Attridge, Mallow, Aislinn Moloney, Dungarvan and Emma Forde, Mallow at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674481 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE Emilie McKeown, Crosshaven, Nutrition and Health Science Graduate, Steven O'Mahony, Shanbally and Áine O'Mahony, Shanablly at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674480 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE President of CIT Dr Brendan Murphy with PHD Graduates Adrian Collins (Applied Physics) from Fermoy, Clare Power (Analytical Chemistry) from Waterford, Lynda Gunn (Molecular virology) from Ballincollig, Monika Koziel (Molecular Biology) from Ballincollig and Ruth Keary (Biological Sciences) from Galway at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674457 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE Interior Architectures Graduate Audrey O'Connor, Fountainstown, Ethan Desmond, Blarney St, Nicola Ryan, Tipperary, Martin Dimow, Wicklow, Nutritional Health Science Graduate Claire Mullins, Tipperary, Interior Architecture Architecture Graduate Eric McGrath, Glasheen, Jordan Guerin, Ballydely and Kate Neligan, Limerick at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674455 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE PHD Graduates Clare Power (Analytical Chemistry) from Waterford, Lynda Gunn (Molecular virology) from Ballincollig, Monika Koziel (Molecular Biology), Ruth Keary (Biological Sciences) Galway and Adrian Collins (Applied Physics) from Fermoy at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1674453 DKANE 20/10/2014 REPRO FREE Interior Architecture Graduates Elaine Galvin, Clare, Fiona O'Sullivan, Garryvoe, Deirdre McAuliffe, Ovens and Gemma McCarthy, Douglas at the Cork Institute of Technology Graduations. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1673028 DKANE 09/10/2014 REPRO FREE Michael Delaney, Former Vice President and Head of Development CIT and Ciara Cuncannon, Enterprise Ireland pictured at the awards ceremony hosted by the three Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) in Vertigo, County Hall, where CorkÕs ÔBest Young EntrepreneursÕ were officially announced. Nine winners were chosen in the competition launched this summer by the LEOs in Cork, as part of a nationwide search find ÔIrelandÕs Best Young EntrepreneurÕ. For more see www.ibye.ie. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1672983 DKANE 09/10/2014 REPRO FREE Pat Humphreys, PHMS ltd, Joseph Kelleher, WMJ Kelleher & Associates and Peter Finnegan, CIT Rubicon Centre pictured at the awards ceremony hosted by the three Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) in Vertigo, County Hall, where CorkÕs ÔBest Young EntrepreneursÕ were officially announced. Nine winners were chosen in the competition launched this summer by the LEOs in Cork, as part of a nationwide search find ÔIrelandÕs Best Young EntrepreneurÕ. For more see www.ibye.ie. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1672058 DKANE 20/08/2014 REPRO FREE. MY JOB Orla Flynn incoming Vice President for External Affairs, CIT and Acting Head of Crawford College of Art and Design. PIC DARRAGH KANE
1671874 DKANE 01 /10/2014 REPRO FREE Monika Malinowska, Churchfield and Agneiszka Sygut, Ovens at a talk by Mr Peter Cheese, CEO CIPD, to the CIT HRM students and graduates in the Cork Institute of Technology, Bishopstown Campus. PIC DARRAGH KANE
SIIO-4532-0 At the Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast at the Clarion Hotel were L to R., Hugh Griffin, AIB, Dee Cunningham, Business Development, Sales Institute, Aidan Mc Carthy, Chairman SII and Celia Kelly, Consultancy. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4531-0 At the Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast at the Clarion Hotel were L to R., Shane Healy, Healy O'Connor Solicitors and Sean michael Collins, KBC Bank. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4529-0 Michael Burns, Burns Auctioneer and Antonio Santos ATOS. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4526-0 L to R., Pat Humphreys, PHMS Ltd and James Collins, Etelligence. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4525-0 L to R., Ber Browne, Vice Chairperson, Sales Institute of Ireland, Celia Kelly, Hugh Griffin, Branch Manager, AIB, Patrick Street and Helen Ryan, Principal, Cork College of Commerce. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4523-0 At the Clarion Hotel for the Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast were L to R., Audrey Burke Mc Carthy, Chairperson, The Marketing Institute, Ber browne, Cork College of Commerce, Brendan Dennehy, and Celia Kelly. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4521-0 At the Sales Institute Business Breakfast at the Clarion Hotel were Raymond Kelleher, Sales & Marketing Manager, The Clarion Hotel and Aidan Mc Carthy, Chairperson of the Sales Institute of Ireland. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4519-0 At the Sales Institute of Ireland Business breakfast at the Clarion Hotel were L to R., Dan Kelleher, Kelleher Consultancy, Aidan Forde, Irish Examiner and Eddie Treacy, Ulster Bank. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4517-0 At the Sales Institute Business breakfast at the Clarion Hotel were L to R., Lisa Cronin, Debbie Power and Alanna Tyrell of Vodafone. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4513-0 L to R., Pio Fenton, CIT and Seamus Keane, Kuehne Nagel, at the Sales Institute Business Breakfast at the Clarion Hotel. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4511A-0 At the Clarion Hotel for the Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast were Aidan Mc Carthy, Chairman of the Sales Institute of Ireland with Guest Speakers L to R., Eamon Gallen, Chief Information Officer ERVIA and Jean Chapin, Director EMEA E Commerce & Web, Trend Micro. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4508-0 At the Clarion Hotel for the Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast were Helen Murphy, Senior Sales Manager, Fota Island Resort and Frank Maguire, Mc Corry Stuart. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4504-0 At Sales Institute of Ireland Business Breakfast at the Clarion Hotel L to R., Eamon Gallen, Chief Information Officer Ervia ( Guest Speaker and Aidan Mc Carthy, Chairman, Sales Institute of Ireland (South). Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
SIIO-4503-0 At the Clarion Hotel for the Sales Institue of Ireland, Business Breakfast were Sean Ware, TSG and Hugh Griffin, AIB. Picture, Tony O'Connell Photography.
photo-1-(5) First picture of four girls standing around the table to be used with an article in tomorrow's paper. Caption as follows: Transition year students Shannon Haly, Saoirse Long, Adina Zago, Emer O'Donovan and Robyn Horgan getting ready for the Mount Mercy College Fashion show
JCScoilMariaAssumpta08 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. Gemma O'Connor, Cork Senior Ladies Camogie, Jerry Buttimer TD, Briege Corkery, Cork Senior Ladies Football with pupils and staff from the school. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta07 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. Incostume, Rebecca Kelleher and Leeanna O'Reilly. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta05 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. In costume, Emma Lynch with teachers Teresa O'Regan and Roslyn Coughlan. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta04 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. In costume, Ava Doolin and Erin Murphy with teachers Eimear Scannell and Aine Roche. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta03 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. In costume, Ashley Lovett, 3rd class teacher with Erin O'Connor, 3rd class. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta02 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. Jerry Buttimer TD with class representatives for the Blue Star Flag programme, Ally Warren, Evelyn Mullins, Clodagh O'Connor, Hayley Buckley, Lily Boyle, Erin O'Connor, Sophie O'Connor, Amy Donnellan. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCScoilMariaAssumpta01 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Maria Assumpta, Green Flag and Blue Star Flag programme ceremony, Scoil Maria Assumpta, Ballyphehane, Cork. Gemma O'Connor, Senior Cork Camogie with members of the Green Schools Committee, Laura O'Sullivan, Ciara Conway, Emma Higgins, Zara Kasali, Elena Crowley, Ciara Elliott, Taylor Thomas, Zoe Adeshina and Chloe Kenny. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween17 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. At the party, Molly and Lorraine O'Sullivan, from Farranree. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween16 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. At the party, Ryan McCarthy. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween15 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. At the party, Brooke, Brian, Breffni and Demi Murphy, from Farranree. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween14 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. At the party, Lesley and Blake O'Brien, from Farranree. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween13 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. On stage at the party, Donnacha Walsh.
JCPreSchoolHalloween12 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Mason Quilligan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween11 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Victoria McDonagh.
JCPreSchoolHalloween10 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Odhran Hayes.
JCPreSchoolHalloween09 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Demi Murphy.
JCPreSchoolHalloween08 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Scott Twomey.
JCPreSchoolHalloween07 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Ava O'Mahony.
JCPreSchoolHalloween06 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In Costume Getting ready for the party, Eabha Cunningham, Chloe Meade and Saoirse Wyse. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween05 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In Costume Getting ready for the party, Rachel Aderibigbe and Demi Murphy. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween04 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Sophie Barrington and Megan O'Mahony.
JCPreSchoolHalloween03 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. In costume Getting ready for the party, Blake O'Brien and Donnacha Walsh.
JCPreSchoolHalloween02 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. Getting ready for the party, Chloe Howard, Amy Greene and Rachel Buckley, teachers with their class. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCPreSchoolHalloween01 EEjob 24/10/2014. Echo News. Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Trick or Treat for Temple Street Fangtastic Halloween Party, Scoil Aiseiri Chriost Early Start Pre School, Farranree, Cork. Getting ready for the party, Deirdre and Mary Leahy, teachers with (front row) Blake O'Brien, Donnacha Walsh, Ava O'Mahony, Scott Twomey, (back row) Demi Murphy, Rachel Aderibigbe, Megan O'Mahony, Sophie Barrington. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP15 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Yvonne Trihy, Glasheen and Hazel Sullivan, Ballincollig. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP14 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Jennifer Morgan, Monaghan and Aideen O'Reilly, Cavan. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP13 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Kieran Kelleher and Marguerite Cooney, both Ballyvolane. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP12 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Lorraine and Paul O'Callaghan, Lehenaghmore. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP11 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Aida Whooley and Noel McCarthy, both Deerpark. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP10 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Marcus Reynolds, Ballyvolane and Padraig Herbert, Waterfall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP09 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Jackie Deasy and Colin Lane, Ballyhooley Road. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP08 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Karen Buckley and Karen McSweeney, both Ballincollig. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP07 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Geraldine O'Connor, Glanmire and Bernie Kelleher, Ballyhooley Road. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP06 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Ruth and Derek Kavanagh, Friars Walk. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP05 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Lisa Daly, Whitechurch and Joseph McSweeney, Carrignavar. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP04 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Derry and Ber Desmond, Watergrasshill. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP03 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Eileen Gleeson, Opera House, Louise O'Brien, City Centre and Orna O'Sullivan, Dublin. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP02 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Gillian and Daniel Forde, St. Lukes. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFrank&WaltersOP01 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Frank & Walters, 25th Anniversary at Cork Opera House, Cork. Evelyn Murphy, The Lough and Sharon Murphy, Ballincollig. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic07 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic06 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic05 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic04 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic02 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCCCFCpic01 EEjob 22/10/2014. Echo News. Cork City FC pre game supporter at the Cork City FC Shop, at Douglas Shopping Centre, Douglas, Cork. Pictured with his Cork City Gear, 5 year old Cian Coates, from Ballyphehane. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JAP 99480 REPRO FREE Pictured at the launch of the Digital Skills Academy new digital training programme ‘WebActivate’ on Friday in Cork were Paul Dunne, CEO of Digital Skills Academy and Minister of State at Department of Foreign Affairs, Sean Sherlock TD. Picture. John Sheehan Photgraphy
JAP 99360 REPRO FREE Pictured at the launch of the Digital Skills Academy new digital training programme ‘WebActivate’ on Friday in Cork were Paul Dunne, CEO of Digital Skills Academy and Minister of State at Department of Foreign Affairs, Sean Sherlock TD. Picture. John Sheehan Photgraphy
JAP 99260 REPRO FREE Pictured at the launch of the Digital Skills Academy new digital training programme ‘WebActivate’ on Friday in Cork were Paul Dunne, CEO of Digital Skills Academy and Minister of State at Department of Foreign Affairs, Sean Sherlock TD. Picture. John Sheehan Photgraphy
EOHJazz18130703 26th October 2014....... Caitriona Ni Chadhain and Aoife Synnot at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz17130702 26th October 2014....... Sisters Marcia O'Sullivan, Rufina Stephenson, Valerie Blair and Ursula O'Sullivan, all from Macroom at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz13130701 26th October 2014....... Angie Barry-McCalll, Cobh and Eileen O'Halloran, Bishopstown at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz12130700 26th October 2014....... Marja Gaynor with daughters Ella and Matilda from Sundays Well at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz10130699 26th October 2014.......Alice Southward and Sarah Goodwin from Bad Girls Grove from Cork playing at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz09130698 26th October 2014....... Peter Kerins, Waterfall and Camilla Langnickel ,Munch at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz08130697 26th October 2014..... Sean , Elaine and Sally McCarthy, Carrigaline at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz07130696 26th October 2014....... Sound of Seventy jazzz band playing at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz06130695 26th October 2014....... Jimmy Leslie with the Sound of Seventy jazzz band at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz05130694 26th October 2014....... Martin McQueenie with the Sound of Seventy jazzz band at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz04130693 26th October 2014....... Nuala O'Sullivan, Blackrock and Mary Cotter, Turners Cross at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz03130691 26th October 2014....... Frances and Paul Dorman, Gilabbey street at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHJazz01130692 26th October 2014....... Deirdre McCarthy, Bishopstown and Mairead Kennedy, Boreenmanna road at the Cork Jazz festival club at the Metropole hotel yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHGreenday03130599 21st Oct 2014........ Cork City mascot Corky joins staff from Soho and Cork city supporters as they prepare for a Green day and breakfast special for Cork City FC as they head to Dundalk for the league clash on Friday. Inluded are Padraig O'Donoghue, manager Soho ,staff Shane Nolan and Andrew Lynch and supporters Joe Cotter, Cian O'Callaghan ,James Goodwin and Rose and Jacob Derham Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHGreenday02130600 21st Oct 2014........ Cork City mascot Corky joins staff from Soho and Cork city supporters as they prepare for a Green day and breakfast special for Cork City FC as they head to Dundalk for the league clash on Friday. Inluded are Padraig O'Donoghue, manager Soho ,staff Shane Nolan and Andrew Lynch and supporters Joe Cotter, Cian O'Callaghan ,James Goodwin and Rose and Jacob Derham Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHChurchaward02130719 26th October 2014...... Harry Logan (left) and Liam Killeen long-serving members of Cor an Spoiraid Naoimh who were presented with the Bene Merenti Medal awarded by the Vatican for long meritorious service by Fr. Bertie O'Mahony, PP Ballineaspig at the Church Church of the Holy Spirit, Dennehy's Cross Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHChurchaward01130717 26th October 2014...... Harry Logan (left) and Liam Killeen long-serving members of Cor an Spoiraid Naoimh who were presented with the Bene Merenti Medal awarded by the Vatican for long meritorious service by Fr. Bertie O'Mahony, PP Ballineaspig at the Church Church of the Holy Spirit, Dennehy's Cross Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun20130718 To be captioned by Picture Desk
EOHBandonfunrun13130716 26th October 2014....... Group from FIT4LIFE Bandon at the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun12130715 26th October 2014.... Liam O'Reilly brother of Deirdre O'Reilly wearing a tee shirt at the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun11130714 26th October 2014....... Helen McCarthy, Drimoleague; Michelle Lynch, Bandon and Trish Rochford, Bandon taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun10130712 26th October 2014....... Eleanor Griffin, Barryroe and Rachel O'Callaghan, Blackrock taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun09130713 26th October 2014....... David O'Callaghan, Pat O'Connor and Sean Allis at the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun08130710 26th October 2014....... Fionn Harrington giving out water at the FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun07130711 26th October 2014....... Kevin Wilmot,Bandon (centre) 1st _Mick Dunne, (right) 2nd and 3rd Paul Holland, Timoleague in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun06130709 26th October 2014....... Kevin Wilmot,Bandon wins the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun05130708 26th October 2014....... Jiohn, Maeve and Liam Aherne taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun04130707 26th October 2014....... Sean, Isabel, Giselle, Sophie and Jack Foley from Innsihannon taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun03130705 26th October 2014....... Competitors taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun02130706 26th October 2014....... Competitors taking part in the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBandonfunrun01130704 26th October 2014.......Michael O'Reilly and his son Liam O'Reilly father and brother of Deirdre O'Reilly at the Bandon Athletic Club and FIT4LIFE 5K Fun Run/Walk in aid of Deirdre O’Reilly fund in Bandon ,yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHAutumn03130603 21st Oct 2014........Yousuf Tulpur and Kymia Dadgar both from Grange enjoying the autumn weather in Douglas community park Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHAutumn02130601 21st Oct 2014........Yousuf Tulpur and Kymia Dadgar both from Grange enjoying the autumn weather in Douglas community park Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHAutumn01130602 21st Oct 2014........ Kacper Gasior from Douglas enjoying the autumn weather in Douglas community park Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DKE251014water010 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News William, Catherine, William Jnr and Adam Thompson from Fair Hill, attending the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water009 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Jason and Kalen Walsh from Fermoy, taking part in the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water008 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Part of the large crowd taking part in the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water007 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Coal Quay shawlies Teresa Honan, Valerie Dineen, Breda Dineen-Scanlon and Liz Donovan, supporting the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water006 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News David Murphy from Ballintemple, attending the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water004 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Shirley, Olivia, Isabelle and Serena Griffin from Ballincollig, attending the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water003 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Louise Donnellan from Macroom, attending the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water002 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Jim Dineen from Blackrock, with Virginia Murphy and Margaret Gearns, both from Greenmount and Noreen Donovan from Barrack Street, supporting the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014water001 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Five-year-old Evelyn Moss from Mallow, attending the anti-water charges protest march from Connolly Hall to the city centre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon006 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Participants taking part in the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon005 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Gwen Boyle and Adrian Daracieo working on one of the dragons before the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon004 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Mairead Link busy at work before the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon003 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Magdalena Wroblewska, having fun at the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon002 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Ciaran Long, Luke Storan and Giselle Harvey, performing during the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014dragon001 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo News Daniel and Olivia Byrne and Abby Anderson, attending the Dragon of Shandon parade rehearsals on Albert Quay. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer048 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduate Margaret Walsh from Midleton with her parents Billy and Margaret, after her conferring at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer047 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduate Aoife O'Sullivan from Ballinlough, with her parents John and Evelyn and her brother Emmet, after her conferring at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer046 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduate, Danielle Collins from Ballyphehane, with Dr Marie Leane and Andre Kenneally, after her conferring at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer045 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduate, John Murphy from Model Farm Road, with his mum Phil and Gary McGuirk from Turner's Cross, at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer043 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduates after their conferring at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer041 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Contemporary Living graduates, Nicola Healy from Bandon and Audrey Atkinson from Skibbereen, all smiles after their conferring at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer032 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Career Needs and Support for Work graduate, Liz Beckom from Donoughmore with her husband David and her children James and Jasmine, at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer023 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Masters graduates in Learning and Development Consultancy, Fiona Donnelly from Orchard Road and Jess O'Sullivan from Knockraha, all smiles at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer0020 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Autism studies graduates Grace O'Callaghan and Alma Carroll, both Passage West and Anna Froggatt, Ballyphehane, all smiles at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer017 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Genealogy studies graduates Deirdre McCarthy, Ballinhassig and Nuala Cannon, Douglas, at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer016 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Autism studies graduates Sinead Lennon from Ovens and Louise O'Connell from Ballincollig, at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer015 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Genealogy graduates Geraldine O'Connor, Liscarroll, Noreen Young, Mitchelstown, Anne Daly, Castletownroche and Niall O'Flynn, Glanworth, enjoying the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014confer014 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 24/10/2014 Genealogy graduates Hannah Joyce, Glanmire, Avril Copithorne, Kinsale, Siobhan Jones, Rochestown and Juliette Coffey, Clonakilty, all smiles at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid018 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Noelle and Rubie McElhinney, Rathpeacon, enjoying the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid017 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Jenna McElhinney, Rathpeacon and Anna Butler, Frankfield with Caoimhe Corkery and Sarah O'Regan, both from Tivoli, all smiles at the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid016 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Katie O'Keeffe, Glanmire, Sadhbh Harrington, Leamlara and Rebecca Spencer, Glanmire, looking stylish at the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid015 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Vicki Lucey and Sean Murphy, both Cathedral Road, attending the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid014 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Aine Watson with Lorraine, Katelyn and Renee Lambe, all from Glanmire, attending the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid013 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Douglas ladies Aoife Costello and Orla Jefferies, enjoying a night out at the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid012 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Glanmire ladies Nicole Greenslade and Chloe Barry, all smiles at the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid011 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Peggy, Jill and Lisa McCarthy from Rathpeacon, all smiles at the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid010 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Breda Hennebry with Kate and Matthew Hogan, all from Blackrock, enjoying the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid009 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Lucy and Isobel Cunningham and Katie Cliffe, all from Cappoquin, enjoying the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid003 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Ellen McCloskey as Ariel and Luke Hogan as Prince Eric, in a scene from the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid002 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Kayleigh Burke-Nagle as Flounder, during her performance in the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE211014mermaid001 EEjob 21/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Georgia Maguire as Ursula and Ellen McCloskey as Ariel, in a dramatic scene from the Montfort College of Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid, at the Everyman Theatre. Picture: David Keane.
DKE171014confer023 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 17/10/2014 Credit Union students Mairead Kearney, Mark Daly and Lena Rowe, all from Enniscorthy, attending the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE171014confer022 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 17/10/2014 Credit Union students Jennifer Cahill, Liam Waters, Michelle Connolly and Orla Doyle, all from Enniscorthy, attending the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DKE171014confer019 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 17/10/2014 Vicki Kelly from Glanmire after receiving her Coaching Psychology post grad higher diploma, with her children Zac and Claudia, at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
DC-241014-GHOST-09 EEpix 24/10/2014 Colin Meagher and Kelsey Hill from Clonmel pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-08 EEpix 24/10/2014 Valerie Evans, Mayfield, and Ann Murphy, Ballinlough, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-07 EEpix 24/10/2014 Brian Walsh, Mayfield, and Michelle Moynihan, Ballyvolane, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-06 EEpix 24/10/2014 Briedgeen Kerr, Donegal, and John Danter, Douglas, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-05 EEpix 24/10/2014 Deborah Twomey, Riverstick, Joann Twomey, Fairhill, and Julie O'Brein, Kanturk, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-04 EEpix 24/10/2014 Mary Walsh, Silversprings, and Carol Ryan, Carrigtwohill, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-03 EEpix 24/10/2014 Charley Timberenn and Nicole Moynihan from Bandon pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-02 EEpix 24/10/2014 Catherine M. Courtney, Event organiser, Teresa Collins, Psychic Medium, Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Mary Shields, Elaine Maher, Psychic Medium, Michael Anthony, Spiritual Cleanser & Healer, Martin White, Medium/Faith Healer, Dr. Margaret Humphreys, Follore & Ethnology Depr., UCC, Richard T. Cook, Event founder, and Kevin N. Power, UCC, pictured at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
DC-241014-GHOST-01 EEpix 24/10/2014 Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Mary Shields, pictured "Creepy Shawlies" Noelle Morley and Annette Lynch, at the 14th World Ghost Convention at Cork City Gaol. Pic: Diane Cusack
dbsv160 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 9/10/2014 Pictured celebrating at Caulfields Supervalu Bandon after being awarded the Best business group of the year in the EIQA National Q Mark awards were staff members with Lorraine Kenny HR Mgr and Andrew Fallon, General Mgr. Picture Denis Boyle
dbsv20 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 9/10/2014 Pictured celebrating at Caulfields Supervalu Bandon after being awarded the Best business group of the year in the EIQA National Q Mark awards were staff members with Lorraine Kenny HR Mgr and Andrew Fallon, General Mgr. Picture Denis Boyle
dbsv1 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 9/10/2014 Pictured celebrating at Caulfields Supervalu Bandon after being awarded the Best business group of the year in the EIQA National Q Mark awards were staff members with Lorraine Kenny HR Mgr and Andrew Fallon, General Mgr. Picture Denis Boyle
dbspin21 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 12/10/2014 Pictured at a charity spin in aid of Cork ARC Cancer support house were some of the participants of a spinning session for 1hour at Bandon’s Spinnfitt and pictured at front is instructor Rodney Yates who held the classes on Saturday and Sunday with all proceeds going to Cork Cancer support House. Picture Denis Boyle
dbspin12 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 12/10/2014 Pictured at a charity spin in aid of Cork ARC Cancer support house were some of the participants of a spinning session for 1hour at Bandon’s Spinnfitt and pictured at front is instructor Rodney Yates who held the classes on Saturday and Sunday with all proceeds going to Cork Cancer support House. Picture Denis Boyle
dbjeans6 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 23/10/2014 Pictured At the Muintir Bhaire Community Playschool in Durrus, West Cork were children donning their denims for the inaugural Jeans4Genes Day organised by the Mercy Hospital Foundation on Friday 24th October and pictured were children Charley O'Connor, Abbie Arundel, Nathan Mallon, Bill O'Donovan and at front was Mary Ellis. Picture Denis Boyle
dbjeans4 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 23/10/2014 Pictured At the Muintir Bhaire Community Playschool in Durrus, West Cork were children donning their denims for the inaugural Jeans4Genes Day organised by the Mercy Hospital Foundation on Friday 24th October and pictured were children Anna Tobin with twins Chloe and Rachel O'Sullivan and Cian O'Mahony. Picture Denis Boyle
dbjeans2 NO REPRO FEE NEWS 23/10/2014 Pictured At the Muintir Bhaire Community Playschool in Durrus, West Cork were children donning their denims for the inaugural Jeans4Genes Day organised by the Mercy Hospital Foundation on Friday 24th October and pictured were children Anna Tobin with twins Chloe and Rachel O'Sullivan and Cian O'Mahony. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook22 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Donal Murphy, Upton and John Newman from Milford. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook20 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Jerry McKenna getting his copy signed. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook20-1 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Jerry McKenna getting his copy signed. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook12 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Alice Taylor who spent 2 hours signing copies after the launch. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook11 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Alice with Weeshie Fogarty of Radio Kerry radio who launched the book. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook10 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Weeshie Fogarty of Radio Kerry who aunched the book. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook9 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Kate Phelan. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook8 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork were members of Bandon toastmaters John Maloney, Claire Malon, Gerry Foley and Stephen Hanley. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook7 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Catherine Shiels and Anne Keane from Innishannon. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook6 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Eileen and Kevin Murphy with Gerry Larkin. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook5 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Joan Crowley, Eileen Clancy and Noreen Alan. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook4 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Bill Lehane, Sr Mary O'Brien and Carol Lehane. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook3 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Radio Kerry presenter Weeshie Fogarty who launched the book with his wife Joan. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook2 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Nora O'Keeffe and Patricia O'Reilly. Picture Denis Boyle
dbbook1 NEWS 24/10/2014 Pictured at the launch of the book "Do you remember" by author Alice Taylor at the private collector gallery Innishannon Co Cork was Nora O'Keeffe, Patricia O'Reilly and Susan Murphy. Picture Denis Boyle
LC-youths-06130690 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Ben O'Connor, Lakewood Athletic in action against Avondale United. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-youths-05130689 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Steve O'Regan, Lakewood Athletic and Tadhg Deasy, Avondale United chase possession in midfield. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-youths-04130688 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Steve O'Regan, Lakewood Athletic and Tadgh Deasy, Avondale United chase possession in midfield. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-youths-03130687 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Jack Blake, Lakewood Athletic in action in heavy rain, against Avondale United. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-youths-02130685 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Ben O'Connor, Lakewood Athletic and Ethan Bevin, Avondale challenge in the air. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-youths-01130686 EE sport 26/10/2014. Youths soccer. Avondale vs Lakewood at Avondale Park, Carrigaline. Ben O'Connor, Lakewood Athletic and Ethan Bevin, Avondale challenge in the air. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-07130683 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Corinthian Boys vs Ringmahon Rangers at Castletreasure. David Fox scores a late equalizer for Corinthian Boys to secure a 1-1 draw against Ringmahon Rangers. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-06130684 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Corinthian Boys vs Ringmahon Rangers at Castletreasure. David Fox scores a late equalizer for Corinthian Boys to secure a 1-1 draw against Ringmahon Rangers. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-05130682 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Corinthian Boys vs Ringmahon Rangers at Castletreasure. Leo Barron, Corinthian Boys breaks up the left wing. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-04130681 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Corinthian Boys vs Ringmahon Rangers at Castletreasure. Defender Unis Kangboo, Ringmahon Rangers and Leo Barron, Corinthian Boys challenge in the air. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-03130671 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Ringmahon Rangers against Corinthian Boys at Castletreasure. Defender David Murphy, Corinthians gets up to head clear a cross from a corner kick by Ringmahon Rangers. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-02130669 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Ringmahon Rangers against Corinthian Boys at Castletreasure. Leo Barron, Corinthians puts a cross into the box from the left wing. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-u14-01130670 EE sport 26/10/2014. Cork Schoolboys League-Under 14 Premier Division. Patrick McSweeney, Ringmahon Rangers completes a clearance up the left wing against Corinthian Boys at Castletreasure. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-09130680 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. Lehmon Colbert shoots and scores for C&S UCC Demons against Travelodge Swords Thunder. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-07130679 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. Kyle Hosford, C&S UCC Demons in action against Travelodge Swords Thunder. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-06130678 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. C&S UCC Demons forward Niall Murphy rises to score a basket. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-05130675 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. C&S UCC Demons forward Niall Murphy rises to score a basket. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-04130676 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. Forward Niall Murphy rises to score a basket. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-03130674 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. Centre Lehmon Colbert rises to score a basket. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-02130673 EE sport 26/10/2014. Mens Superleague Basketball. C&S UCC Demons vs Travelodge Swords Thunder at Mardyke Arena. Player/coach Colin O'Reilly in action. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon08 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Andrew cCarthy, Blarney Utd, Issa Kargbo, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon07 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Kelvin O'Donoghue, Blarney Utd, Issa Kargbo, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon06 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Kelvin O'Donoghue, Blarney Utd, Issa Kargbo, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon05 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Kelvin O'Donoghue, Blarney Utd, Brian O'Neill, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon03 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Liam O'Connor, Blarney Utd, Jordan Delurey, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon02 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Ronan O'Brien, Blarney Utd (2nd from left) is congratulated after scoring his second goal against Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCU13PremBlarneyVRmahon01 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 13 Premier, Blarney United Vs Ringmahon Rangers, at O'Shea Park, Blarney, Co. Cork. Sean Keane, Blarney Utd, Issa Kargbo, Ringmahon Rangers. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall08 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Tim Foley, Leeds, Diarmuid O'Mahony, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall07 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Tim Foley, Leeds, Noel Holland, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall06 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Tim Foley, Leeds, Noel Holland, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall05 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Eoghan O'Leary, Leeds, David Barry, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall04 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Scott Vaughan, Leeds, David Barry, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall03 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Eric Murphy, Leeds, Fionn O'Connell, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall02 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Cal Sheehy, Leeds, Cian Hurley, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCFAIYthCupLeedsVHall01 EEjob 25/10/2014. Echo Sport. FAI Umbro Youth Cup first round, Leeds Vs Douglas Hall, at Leeds Park, Cork. Kyle McNamara, Leeds, Conor O'Driscoll, Douglas Hall. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
EOHClonakiltycommunit130613 22nd October 2014..... Clonakilty commuity colleges Darren Santry is tackled by Colaiste Choilm's Sean Desmond during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHClonakiltycommunit130611 22nd October 2014..... Colaiste Choilm's Sean Curzon blocks down the ball from Clonakilty commuity colleges Ogie Scannell during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHClonakiltycommunit130610 22nd October 2014..... Colaiste Choilm's Sean Curzon blocks down the ball from Clonakilty commuity colleges Ogie Scannell during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHClonakiltycommunit130609 22nd October 2014..... Colaiste Choilm's Sean Curzon blocks down the ball from Clonakilty commuity colleges Ogie Scannell during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHClonakiltycommunit130608 22nd October 2014..... Colaiste Choilm's Sean Curzon blocks down the ball from Clonakilty commuity colleges Ogie Scannell during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHClonakiltycommunit130607 22nd October 2014..... Colaiste Choilm's Daire McCarthy and Clonakilty commuity colleges Sean Ryan go high for the ball during the Corn Ui Mhuiri at Brinny yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk50130668 24th October 2014..... Cork City 's Dan Murray wins the ball from Dundalk's Daryl Horgan in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk49130666 24th October 2014..... Cork City manager John Caulfield and assistant John Cotter against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk48130667 24th October 2014..... The Cork City team which started against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk46130664 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk45130663 24th October 2014..... Dundalk's Stephen O'Donnell celebrates his goal against Cork City in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk42130661 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk41130660 24th October 2014..... Cork Citys Billy Dennehy is fouled by Dundalk's Ruaidhri Higgins in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk40130658 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk32130640 24th October 2014..... Cork City's Mark O'Sullivan shoots past Dundalk's Brian Gatland in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk30130638 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk29130635 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk27130649 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporter Ger Ryan (Moses) after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk27130632 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporter Ger Ryan (Moses) after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk25130633 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk22130648 24th October 2014..... Cork City manager John Caulfield as Dundalk supporters celebrate in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk16130645 24th October 2014..... Cork City manager John Caulfield and his players against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk14130647 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityDundalk08130654 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Willie Dennehy (centre) father of brothers Darren and Billy with freinds against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DKE251014soccer008 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers' Chris Dineen goes past Wilton United's Colm O'Reagan, during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer007 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers attacker Pa O'Brien flicks the ball past Wilton United's Kevin O'Mullane, during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer006 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers defender Shane Fitzgerald challenges Wilton United's Gary O'Riordan, during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer005 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers' Paul Deasy and Wilton United's Andy Joyce, tussle for the ball during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer003 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers' Roy Kenny holds off the challenge of Wilton United's Ian Lordan, during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer002 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers' Philly Keane and Wilton United's Dalian Roche, battle for possession during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014soccer001 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport Ringmahon Rangers' Pa O'Brien battles in the air with Wilton United's Andy Joyce, during their MSL Senior First Division clash at Ringmahon Park. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket008 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Roy Downey sidesteps the challenge of DCU Saints' Eoin Darling, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket006 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Gary Walsh gets his pass away as he's challenged by DCU Saints' Kevin O'Hanlon, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket005 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Michael Boneparte scores against DCU Saints, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket004 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Michael Boneparte goes high to score as he's challenged by DCU Saints' Mick O'Dwyer, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket003 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Ger Noonan goes for a score as he's challenged by DCU Saints' Mick O'Dwyer and Martins Provizors, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket002 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport BFG Neptune's Nigel Byam scores despite the efforts of DCU Saints' Arkadijs Makarenko, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE251014basket001 EEjob 25/10/2014 Echo Sport DCU Saints' Martins Provizors has his shot blocked by BFG Neptune's Nigel Byam, during their Men's Premier League clash at Neptune Stadium. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer007 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Rockmount's Craig Lynch in a race for possession with Castleview's Shane O'Connell, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer006 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Castleview's Joe O'Mahony wins possession ahead of Rockmount's Craig Lynch, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer005 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Castleview's Aaron Kelleher controls the ball as Rockmount's Mark McCarthy closes in, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer004 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Castleview's Brian Kelly battles in the air with Rockmount's Luke Delaney, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer003 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Castleview's Gavin Corcoran kicks clear as he's challenged by Rockmount's Aaron Tuohy, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
DKE241014soccer002 EEjob 24/10/2014 Echo Sport Castleview's Cian Murphy battles in the air with Rockmount's Darragh Sheehan, during the Daly Industrial Supplies U19 League Cup final at Turner's Cross. Picture: David Keane.
1675209 24th October 2014..... Cork City's Mark O'Sullivan is tackled by Dundalk's Brian Gatland in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675208 24th October 2014..... Dundalk's goalkeeper Peter Cherrie sees a shot by Cork City Billy Dennehy come back fo the goalpost in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675206 24th October 2014..... Cork City's Rob O'Shea after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675205 24th October 2014..... A tearful Cork City captain John Dunleavy with club CEO Timmy Murphy after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675204 24th October 2014..... Cork Citys John Dunleavy and Dundalk's Daryl Horgan go high fo the ball in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675203 24th October 2014..... Cork Citys John O'Flynn on the break against Dundalk' in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675202 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675197 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675196 24th October 2014..... Dundalk's Stephen O'Donnell (centre) celebrates his goal with players and fans against Cork City in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675195 24th October 2014..... Dundalk supporter trying to have a go at the Cork City fans in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675192 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters John and Brian Kelly, Hollyhill against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675191 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Gary and Saoirse McSweeney against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675190 24th October 2014..... Cork City's Colin Healy after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675188 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Michael and Paul Curtin, Midleton and James and Michael Duggan, Ballincollig watch against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675187 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Nicola Martin and Frank Mullane against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675185 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Rory, Nathan and Darragh Callanan, Ballyphehane against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675184 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters Carmel Ring and Alan Mooney against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675183 24th October 2014..... Former Cork City players Paul Bowdren, Phiilip Long and Declan Daly watch against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675182 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675181 24th October 2014..... Cork City supporters against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675180 24th October 2014..... Cork City manager John Caulfield against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675179 24th October 2014..... Cork City bench against Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675178 24th October 2014..... Cork City players applaud the supporters after the defeat by Dundalk in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1675176 24th October 2014..... Cork City's Rob Lehane is tackled by Dundalk's Brian Gatland in the SSE Airtricity premier league game at Oriel park last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
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HELENOSULLIVAN EEjob 07/10/2014. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 214 to the CUH, Helen O'Sullivan, from Curraheen, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
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trashculture2 EE news 04/10/2014. Audrey Ellard Walsh feature on The Camden Palace Hotel Arts Centre. The Non-Toxic Orchestra, based at the Camden Palace Hotel. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
trashculture EE news 04/10/2014. Audrey Ellard Walsh feature on The Camden Palace Hotel Arts Centre. 'Trash Culture' at the Camden Palace Hotel. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
BUTTERWORTH Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 The Blackrock team celebrate their victory over Carrigaline in the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
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Richie-Kelleher-(Larry-Cummins) EE news 10/10/2014. County final build up at Scoil Oilibheir, Ballyvolane. Glen Rovers team manager Richie Kelleher with his children Sarah, John and Kieran and classmates making plenty of noise as they get behind their team. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
1674438 20/10/14***NO REPRO FEE***Pictured is 99 year old John Walsh from Clonmel in Tipperary a finalist in the Golden IT award surfing the web on a laptop as 70 year old Laois woman Trudy Nealon wins The Google Silver Surfer 2014 Award with Age Action. Trudy uses technology on a daily basis for everything, as treasurer of the Portlaoise Active Retirement Association, she is also responsible for the administration of the club, managing its finances and membership database. Pic: Marc O'Sullivan
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LC-imerc-06130453 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured are Minister Simon Coveney, yachtsman Alex Thomson, guest speaker, from Five degrees West; Val Cummins, IMERC; Stewart Hosford, Five degrees West, and Arnaud Disant, of Sea Tech. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-imerc-05130452 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured are Ray and Christine Alcorn of Exceedence with Minister Simon Coveney. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-imerc-04130448 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured is Joss Fitzsimons of Jospa Ltd. being presented with an innovation award by Minister Simon Coveney. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-imerc-03130449 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured is yachtsman and adventurer Alex Thomson. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-imerc-02130451 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured are the audience at the public lecture/event. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-imerc-01130450 EE news 16/10/2014. Imerc (www.imerc.ie) organised for international superstar yacht racer Alex Thomson to come to Cork to give a public lecture in Cork City Hall on Thursday October 16th. Amongst his other achievements, Alex was the youngest round the world race winner when he won the Clipper Round the World Race. He was also a viral internet sensation earlier this year when he invented 'The Mast Walk'. Jospa have won the Imerc Innovator of the Year Competition. The award rewards innovation in the maritime and energy sphere and is open to anyone who has an innovative technology, product, service or process that will positively influence the development of Ireland’s maritime and energy economy. Jospa have developed an “Adjustable Break Fin” that might double the energy capture of wave energy converters at much less than 10% extra costs. This has the potential to be a game changer in wave energy technology which has so far lagged behind wind energy. Pictured are Claire lambe and Joss Fitzsimons of Jospa Ltd. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-fashion-17130440 EE news 16/10/2014. Social diary; Wilton Shopping Centre fashion show in aid of Bru Columbanus. Mother and daughter team Mary and Niamh Murray at the show, wearing clothes from Icon Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-fashion-16130439 EE news 16/10/2014. Social diary; Wilton Shopping Centre fashion show in aid of Bru Columbanus. Models Mary O'Shea and Mags Nolan wearing clothes from Icon. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
JCTonyMartin04 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Steroid Abuse - Padraig Hoare Story. Pictured is Tony Martin, Iron Mecca Gym, Watercourse Road, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCTonyMartin03 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Steroid Abuse - Padraig Hoare Story. Pictured is Tony Martin, Iron Mecca Gym, Watercourse Road, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCTonyMartin02 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Steroid Abuse - Padraig Hoare Story. Pictured is Tony Martin, Iron Mecca Gym, Watercourse Road, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCTonyMartin01 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Steroid Abuse - Padraig Hoare Story. Pictured is Tony Martin, Iron Mecca Gym, Watercourse Road, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCStreetStyle17thOct03 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Street Style. Pictured is Jenny O'Riordan, from Coachford, on Patrick Street, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCStreetStyle17thOct02 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Street Style. Pictured is Fiona Browne, from Kilkenny, on Patrick Street, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCStreetStyle17thOct01 EEjob 17/10/2014 Echo News. Street Style. Pictured is Jacqui Stovell, from Mallow, on Patrick Street, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig07 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Lucy Ni Croinin, Emma Ni Choilean, Sinead Ni Bhuittimier and Jill Ni Mhurchu, 5th class, in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig06 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Brian Ceitinn, Ciara Ni Bhriain and Cillian O Cathasaigh, 5th class, in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig05 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Danny O Meiscill, Adam O Donnabhain, Eoghan O Loinsigh and Cian O hEachthigheirn, in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig04 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Danny O Meiscill, Adam O Donnabhain, Eoghan O Loinsigh and Cian O hEachthigheirn, in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig03 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Teachers and some pupils in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCJerseyDayBcollig01 EEjob 17/10/2014. Echo News. Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin Jersey Day in support of Ballincollig Senior Football team in the County nFinal next Sunday, at Gaelscoil Uì Rìordàin, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. Teachers and some pupils in their Jerseys. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley14 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Penny and Treasa Stapleton, Tivoli with May Stapleton, Limerick.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley13 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Ken O'Flynn with Aisling O'Neill Lamere, Ballinacurra and Ciara O'Neill, Cathedral Road. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley12 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Miriam Hayes, Fairhill, Donna Hosford, Douglas and Therese Ennis, Tower. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley11 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Rachel and Phil Hennessey, Greenmount. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley10 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Nora Casey, Crookstown, Evelyn McCarthy, Kinsale and Gillian Nelligan, Fermoy. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley09 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Penny and Treasa Stapleton, Tivoli with Roisin and Colette Cullinane, Ladys Bridge. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley08 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Ann Slattery and Kathleen Dineen, both Ballincollig. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley07 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Noelle Dineen, Denise Slattery, Lorraine Vercuiel and Mayya Konovalchuk Daletogek, all Ballincollig. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley06 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Annmarie Scannell, Ovens and Elanor Dunlea, Watergrasshill. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley05 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Marie Hickey, Cullen and Michelle Forrest, Blarney. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley04 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Lorraine and Ella O'Mahony with Siobhan Forrest, all Blarney. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley03 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Matilda Gollon, City Centre and Sarah O'Neill, Cathedral Road. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley02 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Committee members, Lisa Guerin, Martina Nash, Valerie Hennessey, Michelle O'Regan, Pauline O'Neill, Eileen Simpson. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCAfternoonTeaKingsley01 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo News. Social Diary. Cork Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association, Afternoon Tea, at the Kingsley Hotel, Cork. Gemma Collins, Ballyhooly and Karen Hutton, Killavullen. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
HC-Water-Charges-March-8 18/10/2014 ECHO NEWS The Water Charges March seen passing along Patrick Street in Cork last Saturday afternoon. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Water-Charges-March-7 18/10/2014 ECHO NEWS Some of the 1000 plus protestors seen winding along Patrick Street during the Water Charges Protest March in Cork City last Saturday afternoon. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Water-Charges-March-6a 18/10/2014 ECHO NEWS Some of the protestors pictured taking part in the Water Charges March through Cork City last weekend. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Water-Charges-March-6 18/10/2014 ECHO NEWS Some of the protestors pictured taking part in the Water Charges March through Cork City last weekend. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Water-Charges-March-3 18/10/2014 ECHO NEWS Gardai keeping a watch on the traffic and protestors during the Water Charges Protest March in Cork City last Saturday afternoon. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launch- EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Jim Murphy, Vice Chairman Passage West Maritime Committee and Walty Murphy seen at the launch of John Spillane's new CD at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launch-0 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Pictured at the launch of John Spillane's new CD at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently were Carmel and Angela Murphy with Kathy Spillane. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launc 6 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Liam Wall and Carol Hartnett seen at the launch of John Spillane's new CD at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launc 5 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Flor Rahilly, Martin Leahy and Anah seen at the launch of John Spillane's new CD at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launc 4 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Jim Murphy, Vice Chairman Passage West Maritime Committee who officially launched John Spillane's new CD 'The Man Who Came In From The Dark' pictured with singer songwriter John Spillane at the launch in the Passage GAA Club. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launc 3 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Stephen and Paddie Williams from Passage West pictured at the launch of John Spillane's new CD at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-John-Spillane-CD-launc 2 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Pictured at the launch of John Spillane's new CD 'The Man Who Came In From The Dark' at the Pasasge West GAA Club recently were John Spillane, Ray O'Brien, Music Zone and Michael O'Mahony, Chairman Passage GAA Club. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for-No EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Pictured at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel were Amanda O'Connell, Jade Hudson and Kate O'Connell from Carrigaline. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for-No0 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Pictured at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel were Tim Lucas, Marcia D'Alton, Rob Bateman and Patricia Lucas from Carrigaline and Passage West. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 30 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS PJ Coogan taking bids from the floor during the auction at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 20 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Dacia Fitzgerald and Niall Brennan from Carrigaline seen at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 6 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Janice Edwards, Aine Corcoran, Amanda Shannon and Mary Shannon from Carrigaline seen at the recent 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 5 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Philip Brennan and Emma Drake, parents of baby Noah, pictured with MC PJ Coogan at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 4 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Attending the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently were Cathy Kelleher, Brona Cotter and Stephanie Milner from Carrigaline. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 3 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Aidan Daly and Eimear Lehane from Riverstick seen at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Carrigaline-Night-for- 2 EE 17/10/2014 NEWS Megan Heslin, Crosshaven and Alison Crowley from Carrigaline seen at the 'Night for Noah' fundraiser in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
EOHCollinsbarracks20130422 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks19130420 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade reviewing troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks18130421 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade reviewing troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks16130419 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade inspecting troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks15130418 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade inspecting troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks14130417 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade inspecting troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks13130416 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade inspecting troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks12130415 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade inspecting troops from 1 Bridage during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks11130414 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade (centre) accompanied by Lt Col Des Bergin, (left) HG 1 Brigade and Sgt Major Dave Galvin, HQ 1 Brigade during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks10130413 16th October 2014... Cllr Kenneth O'Flynn, deputy Lord Mayor accompanied by Lt Col Des Bergin, (left) HG 1 Brigade and Sgt Major Dave Galvin, HQ 1 Brigade during the stand down parade for Brig Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks09130412 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks08130410 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCollinsbarracks07130411 16th October 2014... Brig. Gen. Derry Fitzgerald, GOC 1 Brigade during his stand down parade at Collins Barracks, Cork yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal4130559 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporter Donie Hegarty after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal4130558 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporters Niall O'Driscoll, Conor O'Leary and Stephen and Adam Wills after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal3130557 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporters after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal3130556 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's David Lordan and manager Michael O'Brien after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal3130555 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporter James Lenihan after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal3130554 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Liam Jennings after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal3130553 19th October 2014... Ballincollig 's John Miskella gets the ball away from Carbery Rangers Kevin McMahon in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal2130552 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Patrick Kelly shoots from Carbery Rangers Thomas O'Rourke during the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal2130551 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Cian Kiely has his shot blocked down by Carbery Rangers Micheal Kelly during the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130550 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporters Michael and Laura O'Leary and Geraldine Drohan after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130549 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporters Eddie adn Leah- Vivienne O'Donoghue, Pat and Lorraine Enright after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130548 19th October 2014... Ballincollig John Miskella and Mark Prendergast with the Andy Scannel trophy after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130547 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporters Eoin and Adam O'Donovan after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130546 19th October 2014... Ballincollig supporter Jamie Dwyer after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130545 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's John Paul Murphy bursts past Carbery Rangers Jerry O'Riordan and Padraig Hodnett during the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130544 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Sean Kiely goes high with Carbery Rangers Alan Jennings during the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DKE191014lawton012 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Liam Lawton performing at his concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton011 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Liam Lawton performing at his concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton010 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Liam Lawton performing at his concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton009 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Liam Lawton performing at his concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton008 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Lily and Con Cronin from Mayfield, enjoying the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton007 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Frank and Nora Roche, Knockanore, attending the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton006 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News John and Alice McHugh from Model Farm Road, enjoying the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton005 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Monica McCarthy and Rena Manning, both from Innishannon, all smiles at the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton004 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Waterfall ladies Mary O'Sullivan and Joan O'Shea, attending the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton003 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Colm and Mary Nagle from Curraheen, enjoying the music at the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton002 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Carrignavar ladies Ann O'Donovan and Janice Murphy, attending the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014lawton001 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo News Ballinhassig ladies Helen Keeffe, Catherine O'Sullivan and Margaret O'Shea, enjoying the Liam Lawton concert in aid of Pieta House and St Gabriel's Special School, at the Church of the Real Presence, Bishopstown. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner014 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Padraig and Paula Kelleher from Wilton, enjoying the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner013 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Douglas ladies Ann O'Sullivan and Maria Gleeson, attending the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner012 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Catherine Buckley, Bishopstown, Alice O'Sullivan, Carrigaline and Bishopstown ladies Ann Geary and Norma Barry, enjoying the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner011 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Greg and Carmel Coomey from Bishopstown, attending the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner010 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Gar Fleming and Eimear Kenneally, both from Bishopstown, enjoying the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner009 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Chris and Cliona Baker from Ovens, attending the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner008 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Mairead Lonergan, Blackrock, Catriona Collins, Rosscarbery and Fiona O'Connor, Carrigaline, all smiles at the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner007 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Lucy O'Connell, Bishopstown and Aileen O'Connor, Wilton, looking stylish at the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner006 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Zita and Graham O'Dwyer, Douglas, all smiles at the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner005 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Angela and Brian McGrath, Bishopstown, attending the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner004 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Aoife Ni Chrualaoi, Killeens, Louise Winslow, Carrigaline, Hazel O'Connor, Kanturk and Susan O'Hanlon, Donoughmore, looking glamorous at the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner003 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Mary O'Regan and Stephen Fahy, both Carrigaline, attending the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner002 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Anne O'Regan from Carrigaline, chatting with Paul Caplice from Ballincollig, at the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014dinner001 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News/Social Diary John and Paula Meaney from Waterfall, enjoying the gala dinner to mark the Golden Jubilee of Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit009 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Blanche Ronayne, vice president of the Irish League of Credit Union's (ILCU) and Tom Scriven, chairman of Chapter 11 Cork Credit Union's, enjoying the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit008 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Donal and Pat Horgan of Ballinlough Credit Union, enjoying the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit007 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Eoghan and Ina Cronin, Mayfield, attending the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit006 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Christine and Stephen Warner, Turner's Cross, attending the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit005 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Joseph and Norma Cotter of Ballyphehane Credit Union, enjoying the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit004 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Charlotte Pearson, Parklands, Dorothy Quinn, Farranree and Geraldine O'Connor, Churchfield, all smiles at the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit003 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Glanmire ladies Angela O'Callaghan and Iris Wilkins-McCarthy, enjoying the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit002 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Tom and Margaret Beale from Silver Springs, attending the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014credit001 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo News Kathleen Woulfe and Anne Crowley, with Pat Burke, Michael White and Jim Ronayne, all of Midleton Credit Union, attending the Chapter of Credit Union's dinner dance at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE171014confer041 FREE PIC-NO REPRO FEE 17/10/2014 Credit Union student Ber Geary with her children Jennifer, Rachel and Cathal and Michael Neville, all from Tallow, attending at the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) conferring ceremony at UCC. Picture: David Keane.
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dan-colour-12 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 Students at the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-11 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 Some of the action during second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-10 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 Eoghan Buckley in action during second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-9 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 Aisling Finn in action during second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-7 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 Teacher Donna Lyons having fun with students, Marie Carey, Evelyn O’Keeffe, Niamh Walshe and Roisin Neenan at the start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-6 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 The start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-5 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 The start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-4 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 The start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-3 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 The start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-colour-1 Irish Examiner News picture 19-10-2014 The start of the second annual St. Marys Secondary School, Mallow Colour run in support of anti-human trafficking. Picture Dan Linehan
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LC-bball-16130512 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Basketball referee Linda Cassidy. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-15130513 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. BFG Neptune player/coach Ger Noonan scores against Killester. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-14130511 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. BFG Neptune player/coach Ger Noonan reacts to a refereeing decision against Killester. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-13130514 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Michael Boneparte, BFG Neptune shoots against Killester. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-12130510 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Michael Boneparte, BFG Neptune shoots against Killester. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-11130508 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Killester head coach Jonathan Grennell. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-10130509 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Killester head coach Jonathan Grennell. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-09130507 EE sport 19/10/2014. BFG Neptune vs Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. Killester head coach Jonathan Grennell. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-08130504 EE sport 19/10/2014. Roy Downey, BFG Neptune rises to score against Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-07130503 EE sport 19/10/2014. Roy Downey, BFG Neptune in action against Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-06130505 EE sport 19/10/2014. Roy Downey, BFG Neptune in action against Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-05130506 EE sport 19/10/2014. Ian McLoughlin, BFG Neptune eyes the basket from the free-throw line in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-04130502 EE sport 19/10/2014. Ian McLoughlin, BFG Neptune goes past Mariano Gomez, of Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-03130501 EE sport 19/10/2014. Ian McLoughlin, BFG Neptune goes past Mariano Gomez, of Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-02130499 EE sport 19/10/2014. Ian McLoughlin, BFG Neptune goes past Mariano Gomez, of Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-bball-01130500 EE sport 19/10/2014. Ian McLoughlin, BFG Neptune goes past Mariano Gomez, of Killester in the Mens Superleague tie at Neptune Stadium on Saturday. John Coughlan report. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr07 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Micheal Fitzgerald, Highfield, wins the lineout ball under pressure from Dave O'Mahony, Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr06 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Sean Quaid, Highfield, get his pass away to Paddy O'Toole, under pressure from Gearoid Lyond, Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr04 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Chris Bannon, Highfield, gets the ball away from the ruck against, Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr03 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Miah Cronin removes his finger after holding the ball, for Paddy O'Toole, Highfield, duiring a penalty against Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr02 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Dave Kelly, Highfield, wins the lineout ball against Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMSnrCupHfieldVYngMstr01 EEjob 18/10/2014. Echo Sport. Munster Senior Cup, Highfield Vs Young Munster at Woodleigh Park, Cork. Paul Stack, Jack Duffy and Mark Dorgan, Highfield, chase David O'Mahony, Young Munster. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal07 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Cian O'Flynn, Evergreen, Kevin Anderson, Sean Faul and Kevin McGrath, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal06 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Robert McCarthy, Evergreen, Kevin McGrath, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal05 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Darren McCarthy, Evergreen, Kevin Anderson, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal04 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Luke Murphy, Evergreen, Zach Downing, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal03 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Luke Murphy, Evergreen, Zach Downing, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal02 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. ERic Maguire, Evergreen, Jordan Milner, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCEvergreenVsYoughal01 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Under 17 League 1A, Evergreen Vs Youghal, at Deerpark. Luke Murphy, Evergreen, Noel Joyce, Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester07 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Edel Thornton, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Aoibheann Byrne and Mimi Clarke, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester06 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Edel Thornton, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Rebecca Nagle and Niamh O'Donovan, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester05 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Edel Thornton, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Rebecca Nagle, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester04 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Katie Hannemann, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Aoibheann Byrne, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester03 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Edel Thornton, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Niamh O'Donovan, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester02 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Katie Hannemann, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Aoibheann Byrne, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCBrunellVKillester01 EEjob 19/10/2014. Echo Sport. Womens Premier League Basketball, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell Vs Killester, at the Parochial Hall, Churchfield, Cork. Katie Hannemann and Andrea Moynihan, Singleton's Supervalu Brunell, Amy Russell, Killester. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carrig EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Daniel O'Flynn clears the ball from an advancing Kieth Bradley of Carrigaline during the U13 Cup game at Togher recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carrig1 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Kyle Donovan looks for support as he attempts to evade the tackle from Carrigaline's Michael Mitchell during the U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carrig0 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Jason Daly breaks away from the tackles from Luke Sutton and Sheriff Kuye of Carrigaline during the U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carr 20 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Andrew Hickey and Carrigaline's Callum Barrett tussle for a high ball during the U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carr 4 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Carrigaline's Denis Popov attempts to break away from Everton's David Garvan during the U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carr 3 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Sheriff Kuye of Carrigaline tussles with Everton's Gavin O'Sullivan prior to a throw in at the recent U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-U13-Cup-Everton-v-Carr 2 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Andrew Hickey holds possession while being watched by Carrigaline's Denis Popov during the U13 Cup game at Togher. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-13 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Dawn Farrell from Cork completes a perfect lift during the Olympic Weightlifting competition in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-12 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Eithne Harte from Clonakilty makes it look easy as she successfuilly completes a lift during the recent Olympic womens Weightlifting competition in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-11 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Dami Kelleher from CVlonakilty fails to lift the bars on this occasion during the Olympic womens Weightlifting competition in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-10 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Karen Egan from Dublin pictured halfway through her lift at the Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-9 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Trainers look on as competitors take to the floor during the recent Olympic womens Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-8 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Aoife Twohig from Cork warming up for the Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-7 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Dawn Farrell from Cork pictured rehersing her lifting technique during the recent Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-6 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Concentration from Dami Kelleher from Clonakilty during a successful lift at the Olympic womens Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre recently. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-5 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Pictured at the recent Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre were Tara Howlin, Eithne Harte, Martina Delea, Dami Kelleher, Hilary Riordan and Laura Moloney from the Guerilla Club, Clonakilty. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-4 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Pictured at the Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre were Sibéal and Una Houlihan, Laura Roche and Saoirse Houlihan from the Crosspit Club, Waterford. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-3 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Competitors and trainers from Cork clubs pictured at the recent Olympic womens Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-2 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Taking a break during competitions at the Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre were Samantha Kavanagh, Sarah Forde, Sarah Blower, Kevin Kennedy and Dawn Farrell from Cork. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-Olympic-Weightlifting-1 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Pictured at the Olympic Weightlifting event in Ballyphehane Community Centre were former All Ireland Champions Billy Caball, Ballinlough and Peadar Kelleher from Macroom with current European, GB and World Masters Champion Claire Cameron from Scotland. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v 30 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Connor O'Regan of Douglas Hall and Everton's Michael Cotter clash over a high ball during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v 21 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Kevin O'Brien of Everton holds possession ahead of Douglas Hall's Aidan Cronin during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v 20 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Adam Geaney of Douglas Hall tussles with Everton's Kevin O'Brien during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v 3 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Aaron Kavanagh attempts to evade the challenge from Connor O'Regan of Douglas Hall during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v 2 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Patrick Murphy of Everton about to pass the ball as Douglas Hall's Connor O'Regan looks on during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v-D EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Sean Wilson of Douglas Hall turns away from Everton's Aaron Kavanagh during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v-D1 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Aaron Kavanagh of Everton is fouled by Sean Wilson of Douglas Hall during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-DIS-U18-Prem-Everton-v-D0 EE 18/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Everton's Aaron Kavanagh manages to get ahead of Connor O'Regan of Douglas Hall during the Daly Industrial Supplies U18 Premier division match at Lehenaghmore Park. Picture: Howard Crowdy
EOHValleyRovers21130531 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers players celebrate their win over Na Piarsaigh in the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers18130518 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers supporters Ruby Slyne and Rihanna Byrne after defeating Na Piarsaigh's in the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers17130516 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers supporters Millie Slyne after defeating Na Piarsaigh's in the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers16130515 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers supporters Leona Murphy and Megan O'Brien after defeating Na Piarsaigh's in the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers15130517 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers supporters Ciara Richardson and Debbie French after defeating Na Piarsaigh's in the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers12130527 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers Fiachra Lynch wins the ball from Na Piarsaigh's John Gardiner during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers11130528 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers Mark Murphy knocks the ball past Na Piarsaigh's Stephen O'Sullivan during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers10130526 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers John Cottrell and Na Piarsaigh's Shane Duggan tussle for the ball during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers08130524 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers goalkeeper Alan Quirke saves from Na Piarsaigh's Shaun Warren during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers07130523 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers goalkeeper Alan Quirke saves from Na Piarsaigh's Shaun Warren during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers05130522 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers Darragh Murphy goes high with Na Piarsaigh's Alan Brady during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHValleyRovers04130521 19th October 2014....Valley Rovers Darragh Murphy goes high with Na Piarsaigh's Alan Brady during the Cork PIFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130566 19th October 2014... Corinthian Boys Brandon Idah takes on Douglas Halls Eoin Curran during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130565 19th October 2014... Corinthian Boys Andrew O'Brien is tackled by Douglas Halls Conor O'Donovan during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130564 19th October 2014... Corinthian Boys Brandon Idah is tackled by Douglas Halls Conor Hanley during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130563 19th October 2014... Corinthian Boys Robert Walsh gets away from Douglas Halls Mark Howell during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130562 19th October 2014... Douglas Halls Jack Cunningham blocks down the ball from Corinthian Boys Andrew O'Brien during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130561 19th October 2014... Douglas Halls Billy Kiernanon the ball from Corinthian Boys Tomas Hyde during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHDouglasCorinthians130560 19th October 2014... Corinthian Boys Luke O'Leary on the ball against Douglas Hall during the under 12 national cup at Moneygourney Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs55130490 17th October 2014.... Cork City supporters celebrate after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs51130491 17th October 2014.... Cork City supporters celebrate after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs50130496 17th October 2014.... Cork City 's Garry Buckley after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs48130488 17th October 2014.... Cork City manager John Caulfield applauds the crowd after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs47130487 17th October 2014.... Cork City supporters celebrate after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs45130484 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Dan Murray with supporter Sam O'Donnell, Yougal after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs44130485 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs42130482 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Mark McNulty and Dan Murray after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs41130478 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Colin Healy after defeating Bohemians in the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs40130480 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy and Mark O'Sullivan celebrate the win over Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs40130467 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy and Mark O'Sullivan celebrate the win over Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs39130481 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy and Mark O'Sullivan celebrate the win over Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs39130468 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy and Mark O'Sullivan celebrate the win over Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs38130465 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans watch City's Josh O'Shea in action against Bohemians Jack Memery during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs37130477 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy celebrates his goal with John O'Flynn and his brother Darren against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs31130464 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Billy Dennehy shoots for goal against Bohemains during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBohs30130463 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans in full colour against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh17130462 17th October 2014.... The free kick by Cork City's Billy Dennehy sails over the outstretched arms of Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany, as his brother Darren Dennehy challenges during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh16130457 17th October 2014.... The free kick by Cork City's Billy Dennehy sails over the outstretched arms of Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany, as his brother Darren Dennehy challenges during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh15130454 17th October 2014.... The free kick by Cork City's Billy Dennehy sails over the outstretched arms of Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany, as his brother Darren Dennehy challenges during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh14130456 17th October 2014.... The free kick by Cork City's Billy Dennehy sails over the outstretched arms of Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany, as his brother Darren Dennehy challenges during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh13130455 17th October 2014.... The free kick by Cork City's Billy Dennehy sails over the outstretched arms of Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany, as his brother Darren Dennehy challenges during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh12130458 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Mark O'Sullivan has his shot saved by Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh11130471 17th October 2014.... Cork City's Mark O'Sullivan has his shot saved by Bohemians goalkeeper Dean Delany during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh09130472 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans in full colour against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh08130470 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans in full colour against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh07130469 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans in full colour against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCityBoh04130476 17th October 2014.... Cork City fans Mags ,Liam and Anthony Horgan, Glanmire against Bohemians during the SSE Airtricity premier division game at Turners Cross last night. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal5130567 19th October 2014... Ballincollig captain David Lordan raises the Andy Scannell cup after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal2130542 19th October 2014... Ballincollig captain David Lordan raises the Andy Scannell cup after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal2130541 19th October 2014... Ballincollig captain David Lordan raises the Andy Scannell cup after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal2130540 19th October 2014... Ballincollig captain David Lordan kisses the Andy Scannell cup after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130539 19th October 2014... Ballincollig Ciaran O'Sullivan celebrates after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130538 19th October 2014... Ballincollig Sean Kiely celebrate after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal1130537 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Niall Allen with his dad John and brother Brian after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130543 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's J John Paul Murphy and Carbery Rangers John O'Rourke go high for the ball during the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130535 19th October 2014... Ballincollig's Stephen O'Donoghue after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHBallincolligfinal0130533 19th October 2014... Ballincollig manager Michael O'Brien after defeating Carbery Rangers in the Cork SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday, Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DKE191014camogie012 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport The Milford team and mentors celebrate their victory over Inniscarra, in the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie011 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Linda Mellerick presents the player of the match award to Milford's Marie O'Neill, after they defeated Inniscarra in the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie010 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford captain Rebecca Finn celebrates with her team-mates, after defeating Inniscarra in the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie009 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Marian McCarthy, chairperson of the Cork Camogie Board, presents the cup to Milford captain Rebecca Finn, after they defeated Inniscarra in the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie008 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford players Deirdre O'Reilly, Rebecca Finn and Sarah Sexton, celebrate after defeating Inniscarra in the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie007 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Inniscarra's Joanne Casey wins possession as she's challenged by Milford's Anna Geary, during the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie006 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Players and management of the Cork Senior Camogie All-Ireland winning team, parade the O'Duffy Cup at the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie005 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford's Maria Walsh clears her lines as she's challenged by Inniscarra's Cailtlin Looney and Clionadh Healy, during the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie004 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford's Emer Watson breaks past Inniscarra's Aileen Sheehan, during the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie003 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford's Deirdre O'Reilly battles with Inniscarra's Elizabeth Hayes, during the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE191014camogie001 EEjob 19/10/2014 Echo Sport Milford's Maria Watson races past Inniscarra's Roslyn McCarthy, during the Evening Echo Cork County Senior Camogie final at Castle Road. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014rugby005 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Cork Con's Gavin Duffy is tackled by Sunday's Well's Peter Arigho, during their Munster Senior Cup clash at Temple Hill. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014rugby004 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Sunday's Well's James Mulcahy is tackled by Cork Con's Gerard Hurley and James Murphy, during their Munster Senior Cup clash at Temple Hill. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014rugby003 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Sunday's Well's James Mulcahy wins possession in the lineout under pressure from Cork Con's Fionn McSwiney, during their Munster Senior Cup clash at Temple Hill. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014rugby002 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Sunday's Well flanker Darren Loftus is tackled by Cork Con's Luke Cahill, during their Munster Senior Cup clash at Temple Hill. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014rugby001 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Cork Con's Chris McAuliffe is tackled by Sunday's Well's Cian Keegan, during their Munster Senior Cup clash at Temple Hill. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling007 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Cloughduv defender Aidan Ahern breaks past Castlemartyr's Jamie Stack and Seanie Hennessy, during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling006 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Cloughduv's Andrew Cronin wins possession ahead of Castlemartyr's Adrian Bowens, during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling005 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Castlemartyr's Barry Lawton scores a point despite the efforts of Cloughduv's Andrew Cronin, during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling004 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Castlemartyr's Cian Haines, celebrates after scoring a goal against Cloughduv during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling003 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Castlemartyr's Cian Haines crashes the ball to the Cloughduv net, during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
DKE181014hurling002 EEjob 18/10/2014 Echo Sport Castlemartyr's Barra O Tuama races past Cloughduv's Aidan Ahern, during their JAHC semi-final replay at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture: David Keane.
dan-rock-9 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Alan O’Callaghan , Blackrock looking to close down Peter Mullane, Carrigaline during the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-rock-8 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Stephen Murphy, Blackrock giving chase to Kevin Kavanagh, Carrigaline during the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-rock-5 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Niall Cashman, Blackrock fighting for this ball with Steven Williamson, Carrigaline during the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-rock-4 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Eoin Smith, Blackrock bursting past Robert O’Shea, Carrigaline during the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-rock-3 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Eoin Smith, Blackrock bursting past Robert O’Shea, Carrigaline during the Cork County U21 A hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-11 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Sun On The Run, (Kevin Manning) on the inside coming home ahead of Sruthan, ( Chris Hayes) during the corkracecourse.ie navigation stakes at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-10 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Sun On The Run, (Kevin Manning) on the inside coming home ahead of Sruthan, ( Chris Hayes) during the corkracecourse.ie navigation stakes at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-9 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Marian Coughlan and Donie McCarthy, Charleville at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-8 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Masja and Gys Ud Pas, Mallow at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-7 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Paddy Bolger, Ann Marie and Eimear Nolan from Wexford at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-6 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Alicia Fox and Jennifer Rea, Charleville, Cork at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-5 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Denis collins, Doneraile and Bobby Cotter, Newtownshandrum at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-3 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Tim, Leo and Ben Callanan, Ballinhassig, Cork at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-race-1 Irish Examiner News picture 18-10-2014 Edward, Sarah and Colin Breen, Ardmore, Co Waterford at the Cork Racecourse, Mallow, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-13 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Tracey Kennedy, PRO of the Cork County Board making the presentation to Killeagh-Ita”s capta the in Dinny Walsh after his side defeated Clonakilty in the Cork County U21 B hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-7 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Eoin Keniry, Killeagh-Ita”s bursting past Eoghan Deasy, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-6 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Shane McCarthy, Killeagh-Ita”s breaking through the Clonakilty defence during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-5 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Gary Leahy, Killeagh-Ita”s going past Colm Sheehy, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-4 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Gary Leahy, Killeagh-Ita”s hand passing from Colm Sheehy, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-3 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Shane McCarthy, Killeagh-Ita”s jumping for this midfield ball with Colm Sheehy, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-2 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Dylan Coleman, Killeagh-Ita”s has his shot blocked by Eamonn Downey, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-ita-1 Irish Examiner sports picture 18-10-2014 Dylan Coleman, Killeagh-Ita”s breaking past Eamonn Downey, Clonakilty during the Cork County U21 hurling championship final at Pairc Ui Rinn. Picture Dan Linehan
1672887 EE 10/10/2014 ECHO SPORT Ray Lally of Avondale. Picture: Howard Crowdy
liam-murphy-denis-minihane IE LIVE NEWS 02/10/2014 ... Liam Murphy, Ballinlough, Cork, on his first bike in the autumn sunshine at the Atlantic Pond, Cork. Picture: Denis Minihane.
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monardviaduct For 'READY FOR TARK' Great Southern and Western Railway Monard Viaduct, Co. Cork damaged by explosion during the Irish Civil War in 1922 Old black and white
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NIALLMCINTYRE Irish Examiner Sports 09-10-2014 Newcestown GAA feature on team coach Niall Mcintyre. Picture Dan Linehan
LC-harty-13130316 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG tries for a point against St Colman's College, Fermoy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-12130319 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. North Mon AG students watch the game. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-11130318 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG celebrates his second goal. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-10130317 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG in action on the forward line.. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-09130315 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG in action against, St Colman's College, Fermoy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-08130314 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG tries for a point as Stephen Condon, St Colman's College, Fermoy attempts to block his shot. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-07130313 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Dayne Lee (Dayne O'Laoi), North Mon AG is chased by Stephen Condon, St Colman's College, Fermoy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-06130312 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Daithi Braham, North Mon AG keeps possession despite being tackled by Jeremy Saich, St Colman's College, Fermoy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-05130311 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Evan O'Siochain, North Mon AG attempts for a point against St Colman's College, Fermoy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-04130310 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Adan O'Donnabhain, North Mon AG fires the sliothar into the forward line. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-02130308 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Daithi Braham, North Mon AG in action against St Colmans. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-harty-01130307 EEXX sport 15/10/2014. Harty Cup Hurling competition at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG An Mhainistir Thuaidh (North Monastery As Gaeilge) vs St Colman's College, Fermoy. Daithi Braham, North Mon AG tries to shake off his marker. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
dan-harty-7 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 CBS, Midleton player Luke Dineen breaking past Mark Kehoe, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-harty-6 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 Jordan Sheehan, CBS, Midleton is tackled by Danny Owens, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-harty-5 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 CBS, Midleton player Josh Beausang getting in a fine tackle on paul Maher, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-harty-4 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 CBS, Midleton players John Looney and Andrew Leahy looking to stop Paul Maher, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-harty-3 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 CBS, Midleton players Andrew Leahy and Josh Beausang looking to block the run of Michael Barlow, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-harty-2 Irish Examiner Sport 15-10-2014 Jordan Sheehan, CBS, Midleton breaking past Michael Barlow, CBS High School, Clonmel during their Dr. Harty Cup match at the Fraher Field, Dungarvan, Co Waterford. Picture Dan Linehan
UL-Volunteer-Awards-8 15/10/2014 With Compliments. 155 students from the University of Limerick were honoured today at the annual PresidentÕs Volunteer Award (PVA) ceremony held at UL. The PresidentÕs Volunteer Award Programme was established in 2010 to encourage students to engage with their communities and become lifelong believers in social responsibility. The 155 students, which represent the largest number to participate in the programme to date, included all elements of the student body, undergraduate, postgraduate, international and Erasmus students. Among the awardees were Mitchelstown, Cork twins Michelle and Clodagh O'Brien. Michelle was a student counsellor at Kemmy Business School and Clodagh a team leader at Pay It Forward. Picture Liam Burke/Press 22 Press Release: UL Honours Student Volunteers as Numbers Continue to Rise 155 students from the University of Limerick were honoured today at the annual PresidentÕs Volunteer Award (PVA) ceremony held at UL. The PresidentÕs Volunteer Award Programme was established in 2010 to encourage students to engage with their communities and become lifelong believers in social responsibility. The 155 students, which represent the largest number to participate in the programme to date, included all elements of the student body, undergraduate, postgraduate, international and Erasmus students. Speaking at the event, UL President, Professor Don Barry said; "In the past year, UL students have given in excess of 11,000 hours of volunteer service to a range of organisations involved in local, national and international causes. Student volunteering continues to be the largest civic engagement activity on campus. This year the number of PVA recipients has again increased as has the volume of volunteering activity.Ó The activities of volunteers ranged from countless hours volunteering with the Order of Malta, working with homework clubs and developing exciting new teaching programmes to make science fun or setting up new clubs and socie
PV-151012-tax-12 REPRO FREE Diarmuid Gowan and Michael Keating of Collins O'Brien pictured at the Irish Tax Institute Budget 2015 Breakfast Briefing at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island, Cork. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/PRovision
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LC-downs-07130354 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Downs SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors; Pictured are staff members JUne Buckley, Eugene O'Callaghan, Margaret McSweeney and Aoife Greene with green and white mascot 'Ted'. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-06130353 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured is Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with mascot 'Ted' setting off for Pairc Ui Chaoimh.... Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-05130352 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured is Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with mascot 'Ted', with (rear l to r) Sarah McCarthy, Margaret McSweeney, Aoife Greene, Chris Foley, Mary Weste, June Buckley, and Hannah O'Brien outside the shop. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-04130348 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured is Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with mascot 'Ted', with (rear l to r) Sarah McCarthy, Margaret McSweeney, Aoife Greene, Chris Foley, Mary Weste, June Buckley, and Hannah O'Brien outside the shop. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-03130351 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured is Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with mascot 'Ted' getting pushed along to Pairc Ui Chaoimh..... Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-02130349 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured is Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with mascot 'Ted', with (rear l to r) Sarah McCarthy, Aoife Greene, , Mary Weste, Chris Foley, June Buckley, Margaret McSweeney and Hannah O'Brien outside the shop. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
LC-downs-01130350 EE news 15/10/2014. Match build-up for Cork County Football Championship final; Ballincollig vs Carbery Rangers. Down's SuperValu, Main Street, Balllincollig are the team sponsors. Pictured are staff members (front) Hannah O'Brien and Eugene O'Callaghan, store manager with (rear l to r) Aoife Greene, Sarah McCarthy, Mary Weste, Chris Foley, June Buckley, and Margaret McSweeney outside the shop. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
EOHCarberyfinal14130320 15th October 2014....... Boys from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal13130331 15th October 2014....... Boys from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal12130332 15th October 2014....... Boys from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal11130330 15th October 2014....... Banners around Rosscarbery for Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal10130329 15th October 2014....... Boat in the lagoon Rosscarbery for Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal09130328 15th October 2014....... Kevin Draper, Kim Walsh and Liam O'Leary of the Market House and Alex Suss of Pilgrimage Rest in the Sqaure in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal08130327 15th October 2014....... Denis Nolan of Nolans with his grandnephew Fin Hayes in the Square in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal07130326 15th October 2014....... Jackie Kingston in the Square in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal06130324 15th October 2014....... Gearoid Hayes and Darragh Calnan from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal05130325 15th October 2014....... Luke O'Regan and Cian Barry from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal04130323 15th October 2014....... Stephen Daly, Ewan Wrenne and Fionn Lawlor from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal03130321 15th October 2014....... Boys from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCarberyfinal01130322 15th October 2014....... Boys from Ardagh boys NS in Rosscarbery cheering on Carbery Rangers in this Sundays County footbal final against Ballincollig . Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DC-151014-CRAFT-03 DC 15/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Mayor of County Cork, Cllr. Alan Coleman, Siobhan McCarthy, Co-ordinator, Cork Craft & Design, and Niall MacCarthy, Director, Cork Airport, pictured surrounded by The Honeysuckle Hornpipe quilt, a design by Mary Palmer which was inspired by musical notes, at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-151014-CRAFT-02 DC 15/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Mayor of County Cork, Cllr. Alan Coleman, quilt maker Mary Palmer, and Niall MacCarthy, Director, Cork Airport, pictured surrounded by The Honeysuckle Hornpipe quilt, a design inspired by musical notes, at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-151014-CRAFT-01 DC 15/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Mayor of County Cork, Cllr. Alan Coleman, quilt maker Mary Palmer, and Niall MacCarthy, Director, Cork Airport, pictured surrounded by The Honeysuckle Hornpipe quilt, a design inspired by musical notes, at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-21 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Ceramic artist Sara Roberts from Nohaval and Siobhan McCarthy, Co-ordinator, Cork Craft and Design, pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-20 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Paper artist Hilary Nunan, Minane Bridge, Fibre artist Anne Harrington-Rees, Rossmore, and Ceramic artist Siobhan Steele, Rathcormac, pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-19 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Jewellery designer Colin Johnson and Dorothy O'Toole of Bank of Ireland pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-15 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Ceramic artist, Siobhan Steele, from Rathcormac pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-09 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Ceramic artist Sara Roberts from Nohoval pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-08 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Fibre artist Anne Harrington-Rees from Rossmore pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
DC-141014-CRAFT-05 DC 14/10/2014 - REPRO FREE FREE PIC Fergal O'Leary from Blackrock, of Horizon Furniture, pictured at the official opening of the "Crafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition by Cork Craft & Design at Cork Airport. Pic: Diane Cusack . Wild Atlantic Way inspired crafts on display at Cork Airport Tuesday, 14th October 2014: The inaugural ÒCrafts from the Wild Atlantic WayÓ exhibition opened today at Cork Airport. The exhibition by Cork Craft & Design, which showcases the best of locally produced craft, was opened by the Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Alan Coleman and will run for two weeks until the 28th October. . Cork Craft & Design is a social enterprise supporting over 120 craftspeople living and working in Cork city and county. Its members draw inspiration from nature along IrelandÕs Wild Atlantic Way, informing the selection of works for this very special multi-disciplinary exhibition. . Passengers travelling through Cork Airport along with their friends and family have the opportunity to meet with the craftspeople and talk about their work and inspiration noon until 6pm each day. Exhibitors include basketry pieces from Anne Harrington-Rees entitled ÔSea VesselsÕ, combining the kelp from the sea and the waxed linen thread from the land; both natural materials, one processed, one not. The materials remain the same but each finished piece is unique. Pottery is represented by two local ceramicists with very different styles; Sara Roberts from Nohoval and Kildinan resident Siobhain Steele will both be exhibiting fine examples of their work alongside a trio of Furniture makers in the guise of P‡draig Hyde, Victoria Breathnach and Fergal OÕLeary. . Textiles is a hugely popular craft and features strongly in this show with pieces from five local textile artists including work from Fiona Harrington and Mary Palmer. Both women were prize winners in the prestigious RDS Craft Awards earlier in 2014. . The skills and craftsmanship of some of CorkÕs jewellers will delight visitors, including the first viewing of Colin JohnsonÕs new range entitled ÔThe Lough Hyne CollectionÕ. The more weighty crafts of stone sculpture and carving are represented by the talents of Crawford College of Art graduate Christine Byrne and Innishannon resident Tom Little. A selection of work by fine artist Valerie Walsh Jolley from her popular Douglas Gallery will also be on display. . Exhibiting his fine woodturning skills, Cork Craft & Designs Chairman, Tony Farrell said: ÒWe are simply delighted to have been given this opportunity to exhibit here at Cork Airport, one of CorkÕs most iconic buildings. Over one hundred thousand visitors will pass through the airport over the next two weeks and we are thrilled that many of them will have a chance to see the high level of craft being produced right here in the Cork region and all along Ireland Wild Atlantic WayÕ.Ó . Kevin Cullinane, Head of Communications at Cork Airport commented: ÒWeÕre really excited to be hosting the first Cork Craft & Design exhibition in the terminal, especially given the inspiration for all the pieces on display is the Wild Atlantic Way. ItÕs a great opportunity to showcase some of the fine work by local craftspeople to our passengers from home and aboard. . ÒThe Wild Atlantic Way, which officially starts right here on our doorstep at Cork Airport, provides a wealth of inspiration. The route around West Cork has some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere in the world so itÕs easy to see how its beauty inspired so much creativity,Ó he added. . For more information on Cork Craft & Design, visit www.corkcraftdesign.com. . -Ends- . Issued on behalf of Cork Airport by H+A Marketing + PR. . For more information contact: Emily Hughes, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 0831096462 Ciar‡n Curran, H+A Marketing + PR. Tel.: (021) 4666 200 or 083 106 1193 . NOTES TO EDITOR: Cork Airport is the international gateway to the south of Ireland. Welcoming over 6,000 passengers a day, and more than 11,000 passengers a day in peak season, it is the countryÕs second busiest airport after Dublin. More than 2.2 million passengers travel through the airport each year, flying to over 50 destinations across the UK and throughout continental Europe. Cork Airport was voted best in the world for passenger satisfaction in the ACI Regional Airport Survey in Summer 2013. . Ciaran Curran - H+A Marketing + PR - Emmet House, Barrack Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork ccurran@hamarketingpr.ie | www.hamarketingpr.ie | +353 21 4 666 200 | 083 106 1193
20141009 9270 REPRO FREE Ber O'Halloran (Lee Travel) and Gerald Kean at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9264 REPRO FREE Members of the organising commitee Niamh Murphy, Donal Healy, Carmel McCarthy and Philip Gillivan at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9262 REPRO FREE Lawrence Owens (CEO) and Claire Nash (president) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9261 REPRO FREE Liam O'Donoghue (Apple) and Mairead O'Brien (Nash 19) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9259 REPRO FREE Kevin Smyth (KS Architecture) and Alice Coyle (Alice Coyle Design) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9255 REPRO FREE Tom Lynch and Hugh Coyle at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9254 REPRO FREE Joan Lucey (Vibes & Scribes) and Willie Kinsella (Chapters Books Dublin) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9252 REPRO FREE Liam Hoctor (Hoctor Refridgeration) and Joan Lucey (Vibes & Scribes) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9251 REPRO FREE Richard Fenton (PTSB), Caroline Counihan (Brown Thomas) and Jim Hegarty (Dept. of Agriculture) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9249 REPRO FREE Nigel O'Mahony (PR), Sean Sheehan, Ed Kenny (Kenny's Jewellers) and Declan Farmer (Heineken) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9245 REPRO FREE Gerald Kean and Claire Nash (president) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9244 REPRO FREE Jason Clerkin (Clowater), Joan Slattery (KPMG) and Mark Cunningham (KPMG) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9242 REPRO FREE John Gillivan, John O'Flynn (General Manager Fota Island Resort) and Philip Gillivan (Shelbourne Bar) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141009 9238 REPRO FREE Jacqui O'Regan (Amity Consulting), Angela Lyons, Mags O'Connor (Cornstore), and Chris O'Meara (Cornstore) at the Cork Business Association Annual Golf Classic Presentation Dinner at Fota Island Golf Club, Co. Cork. Photo: Billy macGill
20141008 9199 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Jennifer Arthur. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9196 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Sarah Moriarty, Ciara O'Dowling, Lorna Allen and Eve O'Mahony. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9192 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Anne O'Donovan and Mary Lynes. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9189 Pamela Wood and Paula Cronin at the Cecelia Ahern flm screening of Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9185 Katie Connole and Roisin Kelly at the Cecelia Ahern flm screening of Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9182 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Zoe Jones. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9181 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Ger Moloney-Sheehan and Moira Hennessy. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9177 Orla Dignam and Dee Holland at the Cecelia Ahern flm screening of Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9173 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Chloe Barton. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9172 Eileen and Harry Dean at the Cecelia Ahern flm screening of Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9168 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Mary and Kim Colliton. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9164 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Debra and Alice Forde. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9161 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Bianca Young and Adrienne Boyle. Photo: BIlly macGill
20141008 9159 Cecelia Ahern at the showing of her film Love, Rosie at the Triskel Christchurch, Cork with Helen Conrick and Aishling O'Connell. Photo: BIlly macGill
1672187 EE news 10/10/2014. County final build up at Scoil Oilibheir, Ballyvolane. Glen Rovers supporters Kelsey Stokes Condon, Caoimhe O'Leary with 'Hoggie' bear and Alice McCarthy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
patryan 12th October 2014.... Sarsfields manager Pat Ryan and his son Daniel after defeating Glen Rovers in the Cork SHC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1672187 EE news 10/10/2014. County final build up at Scoil Oilibheir, Ballyvolane. Glen Rovers supporters Kelsey Stokes Condon, Caoimhe O'Leary with 'Hoggie' bear and Alice McCarthy. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
IMG 58730 Having fun! Luke Horgan (left) and David Fox from Leevale finish their U19 race in a dead-heat for first at the Cork cross country championships held in Conna on Sunday. Picture: Der O'Donovan
HC-CWSSL-U18-Prem-Lakewood- EE 12/10/2014 SPORT Bandon's Kate O'Donovan keeps the ball away from Lakewood's Ciara Nevin during the CWSSL U18 Premier division match at Lakewood. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-CWSSL-U18-Prem-Lakewoo 4 EE 12/10/2014 SPORT Ciara Nevin of Lakewood turns away from Bandon's Rebecca Crowley during the CWSSL U18 Premier division match at Lakewood. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-CWSSL-U18-Prem-Lakewoo 3 EE 12/10/2014 SPORT Bandon's Melissa Wilson keeps possession ahead of Lakewood's Ciara Nevin during the CWSSL U18 Premier division match at Lakewood. Picture: Howard Crowdy
HC-CWSSL-U18-Prem-Lakewoo 2 EE 12/10/2014 SPORT Orlaith O'Driscoll of Lakewoods holds the ball ahead of Bandon's Kate O'Donovan during the CWSSL U18 Premier division match at Lakewood. Picture: Howard Crowdy
EOHCharlevilleCBS12130302 14th October 2014... Our Lady's Templemore's Ciaran Thorpe clears from Charleville CBS' Darragh Fitzgibbon during the Harty cup at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS10130297 14th October 2014... Charleville CBS' Paddy O'Loughlin clears from Our Lady's Templemore's Jordan Moloney during the Harty cuo at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS09130296 14th October 2014... Charleville CBS' Paddy O'Loughlin gathers the ball from Our Lady's Templemore's Jordan Moloney during the Harty cuo at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS05130301 14th October 2014... Charleville CBS' Sean Griffin and Our Lady's Templemore's Jordan Moloney tussle for the ball during the Harty cuo at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS04130300 14th October 2014... Charleville CBS' Sean Griffin and Our Lady's Templemore's Jordan Moloney tussle for the ball during the Harty cuo at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS03130299 14th October 2014... Our Lady's Templemore's Brian McGrath is stopped by Charleville CBS' Sean Griffin and Tim O'Mahony during the Harty cup at Tipperary town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHCharlevilleCBS02130295 14th October 2014... Charleville CBS' Jack Barry goes past from Our Lady's Templemore's Anthony Ryan and Tom Murphy during the Harty Cup at Tipperary Town yesterday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
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PV-141014-CD-80 REPRO FREE Sean Nason and Tony O'Sullivan of the Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs. The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
PV-141014-CD-70 REPRO FREE Sean Nason of the Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs. The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
PV-141014-CD-50 REPRO FREE Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
PV-141014-CD-40 REPRO FREE John Duggan and Sean Nason of the Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs. The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
PV-141014-CD-20 REPRO FREE John Duggan and Sean Nason of the Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs. The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
PV-141014-CD-10 REPRO FREE Cork Prison Officers Male Voice Choir pictured at the launch of their Christmas CD in aid of Irish Guide Dogs The CD was formally launched by Director General of the Irish Prison Service Michael Donnellan in Irish Guide Dogs HQ and Cork City Mayor Mary Shields. The choir was keen to support this very important national charity which is based in Cork. The CD was recorded in St MaryÕs Church, Passage West in Cork and is entitled ÒYouÕll Never Walk AloneÓ a reference to the support given by the Guide Dogs to people who are vision impaired and children with autism. The CD also includes the song ÒLean on MeÓ. The design and packaging was all produced by the Choir members with the help of family or friends, and was manufactured by a local CD production company. The CD costs Û5 and is available to buy on www.guidedogs.ie. Pic Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision - Ends - For further information contact the Press Office At: t. 043 3335203 m. 087 6674284 e. pressoffice@irishprisons.ie Keywords: Cork Prison choir No repro fee
MAC 4064-(1) ECHO BUSINESS Martina McQuaid, Cormac Quish, Sean Quish and Jo Kennedy of Quish’s SuperValu Ballincollig, winners of two Gold awards for “Soups and Chowder” and “Ready meals and prepared food hot” at the Annual Blas na hEireann Irish Food Awards 2014 at The Dingle Food Festival. Also included are Birgitta Hedin-Curtin, Food Council of Ireland and David Chandler, Blenders. Picture: MacMonagle, Killarney. Blas na h-Eireann award winner 2014. Photo © Don MacMonagle info@macmonagle.com
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 20 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Rebecca from Illusive Model Agency on the Catwalk during an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 19 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Fiona from Illusive Model Agency on the Catwalk during an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 18 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Fiona from Illusive Model Agency on the Catwalk during an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 17 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Marian from Illusive Model Agency on the Catwalk during an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 16 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Marian from Illusive Model Agency on the Catwalk during an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 15 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Cllr. James Tobin, Mayor of Waterford City and County, saying a few words at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 14 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News The girls from Illusive Model Agency; Karen, Rebecca, Liz, Fiona, Marian and Teresa getting ready for an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 13 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Mary Mangan, Tallow, and Siobhan Leahy, Lismore, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 12 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Bunty O'Sullivan and Emma Mangan, both from Tallow, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 11 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Clare Buckley, Maire Healy and Margaret O'Brien, all from Lisgoold, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 10 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Nora Roche and Sheila Lucey, both from Knockanore, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 09 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Jennifer Lee, Ballymacoda, and Cathy Hickey, Gortroe, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 08 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Catherine Sweetnam and Sylvia Blok, both from Youghal, and at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 07 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Margaret Kenneally and Norma O'Keeffe, both from Youghal, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 06 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Margaret and Linda Kenneally, both from Youghal, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 05 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Sheila Dennehy, Killeagh, and Mary Dennehy O'Keeffe, Youghal, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 04 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Kay Kenneally and Anne Savage, both from Youghal, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 03 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Teresa Aherne, Knockanore, Breeda O'Keeffe, Clashmore, Christine Dalton, Knockanore, and Mary Dee, Clashmore, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 02 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Breda Hayes, Tara Courtney and Noreen Flynn, all from Youghal, at an Autumn fashion show organised by A Touch Of Class Boutique, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl TOC Fashion 01 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News Tess and Teresa O'Brien with two year old Katie Hegarty, all from Youghal at an Autumn fashion show organised by their boutique, A Touch Of Class, Youghal, in Youghal's GAA club for the K.G.K. Benevolent Fund. Picture: John Hennessy
JCOntheBus14thOct07 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Paddy and Alan O'Driscoll, from Mayfield, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct06 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Roisin and Marcus Chrysostomou, from Farranree, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct05 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is John O'Mahony, from Fairhill, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct04 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Katelynn O'Driscoll, from Mayfield, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct03 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Jim Mullane, from Farranree, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct02 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Adrian Condon, from Blackrock, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus14thOct01 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. On the Bus with Sarah. Pictured on the 203 to Farranree is Sean Òg Guitìn, from Farranferris, Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm08 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Missie Purcell, 1st year, Emily Blake and Teegan Louther, Sundays Well Girls NS, Lauren Long, 1st year. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm07 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. James Herlihy, 1st year with Anthony O'Leary and Nathan Leahy, 5th class Sundays Well Boys NS and Keith Healy Seery, 1st year. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm06 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Niall de Bùrca, Storyteller with 1st year students at the Launch.. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm05 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Keith Healy Seery, Christopher Dowdall, Aivo Plenkovs and James Herlihy, all 1st year students. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm04 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Ciaran McCarthy, Andrew Hopkins and Adam Fitzgerald, all 1st year students. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm03 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Sophie Hourigan, Noelle Herlihy and Shauna Martin, all 1st year students. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm02 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Breda Stokes, Missie Purcell, Lauren Long and Mary Rose White, all 1st year students. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCOneBookOneComm01 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Launch of the Terence MacSwiney Community College, One Book One Community Reading Initiative, with this years book, Gangsta Granny, in the JCSP Library, Terence MacSwiney Community College, Cork. Josh Crean, Deana Purcell, Darren O'Leary and Stuart Murphy, Till 4 School Band. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCMarketGalleryTS04 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News. Trading Stories. Pictured is Kieran Hoare, Market Gallery, English Market, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCMarketGalleryTS03 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News. Trading Stories. Pictured is Kieran Hoare, Market Gallery, English Market, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCMarketGalleryTS02 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News. Trading Stories. Pictured is Kieran Hoare, Market Gallery, English Market, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCMarketGalleryTS01 EEjob 14/10/2014 Echo News. Trading Stories. Pictured is Kieran Hoare, Market Gallery, English Market, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne08 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne07 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne06 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne05 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne04 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne03 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, with her mum Antoinette McLoughlin, at their home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne02 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCKatieByrne01 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. Katie's Wish to Walk. Katie Byrne, with her suitcase, prior to leaving for America on Friday, at her home in Cobh, Co. Cork. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage14 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. Aoibhinn and Mildred O'Connell, both Passage West. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage13 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. James and Sean O'Shaughnessy, Glanmire. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage12 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. Ursula and Barry O'Reilly, Ballincollig. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage11 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. James and Lil Aherne, Lee Road. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage10 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. Brendan and Rosemary Fehily, Bishopstown. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JC21stCentryStage09 EEjob 14/10/2014. Echo News. 21st Century Stage, performance of King & Country, at Capwell Theatre, Colaiste Chriost Ri, Capwell, Cork. Maura O'Shea and Mary Cronin, 21st Century Stage members. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-082 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-076 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-070 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-069 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-061 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-058 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-055 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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
DK14102014-CelticRoss-051 DKANE /10/2014 REPRO FREE 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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