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DKE151114down007 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Brendan and Catherine Morrissey from Carrigaline, attending the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down006 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Pauline, Meghan and Dave O'Halloran from Commons Road, attending the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down005 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary David and Kate Ward from Blackrock, enjoying the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down004 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Tara and Sean Minogue from Blackrock, looking stylish at the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down003 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Matthew Manning and Marion Drummond, both from Blackrock, attending the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down002 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Orlagh Fleming, Dublin and Deirdre Fleming, Bandon, enjoying the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DKE151114down001 EEjob 15/11/2014 Echo News/Social Diary Linda O'Brien from Leamlara in the company of Brenda O'Callaghan from Glasheen and Catherine Milton from Wilton, at the Down Syndrome Cork Winter Ball, at the Silver Springs Moran Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DGP54491 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant Meiling Lin from St. Brendan's The Glen Cork with Minister Simon Coveney at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54483 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant Children from The Glen and Mayfield; Lucy May Daunt, Freddy Doherty, Jamie Hogan, and Meiling Lin with Minister Simon Coveney at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54459 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant, Freddy Doherty from The Glen, Cork at the launch of a report by Minister Simon Coveney on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54442-(1) No Reproduction fee. Att. Sarah Horgan Evening Echo. Junior Infant, Freddy Doherty from The Glen, Cork with his brother Isaac and Parents; Gussie and Tracey Doherty at the launch of a report by Minister Simon Coveney on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54433 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant, Meiling Lin from St. Brendan's The Glen Cork, with her Mum Sarah Lin and Una Browne, Happy Talk Speech Therapist at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54420 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant, Lucy May Daunt from Scoil Mhuire Banrion, Mayfield, Cork at the launch of a report by Minister Simon Coveney on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54416 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant Children; Morgan Crowley and Jimmy McDonagh from St. John the Apostle School Mayfield and Teacher Vivienne Melia at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54382 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant, Lucy May Daunt from Scoil Mhuire Banrion, Mayfield Cork and Doris Murphy, Happy Talk, Speech Therapist, at the launch of a report by Minister Simon Coveney on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54362 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant Children; Meiling Lin (St. Brendan's The Glen), Morgan Crowley and Jimmy McDonagh from St. John the Apostle School Mayfield and Teacher Vivienne Melia at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
DGP54335 No Reproduction fee. Junior Infant Children; Meiling Lin (St. Brendan's The Glen), Morgan Crowley and Jimmy McDonagh from St. John the Apostle School Mayfield at the launch of a report on a community language development programme called Happy Talk. Parents and community leaders have called for the programme to be continued after it was found to have a significant impact on improving children’s language skills in a disadvantaged area in Cork city. Photo Donagh Glavin
des-BOAT-CLUB-DINNER-046756 Examiner News Picture 15-11/2014 Imer Quaid and Triona Collins at the Cork Boat Club Dinner at the Imperial Hotel, Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des-BOAT-CLUB-DINNER-046754 Examiner News Picture 15-11/2014 Eoin Verling and Triona Collins at the Cork Boat Club Dinner at the Imperial Hotel, Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
des-BOAT-CLUB-DINNER-046753 Examiner News Picture 15-11/2014 Aoibhe Luke ,Claire Beechinor and Aoife o'Keeffe at the Cork Boat Club Dinner at the Imperial Hotel, Cork. Picture: Des Barry.

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