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EOHattendence01131212 12th November 2014...... Jennifer Hosford, St Aidans community school 14 years unbroken school attendence at the awards ceremony at the City Hall yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
EOHattendence01131206 12th November 2014...... Jennifer Hosford, St Aidans community school 14 years unbroken school attendence at the awards ceremony at the City Hall yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 40 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE 3 generations of the same family Anne O'Callaghan, Rochestown, Georgina O'Brien, Old Youghal road and Kate O'Callaghan, Rochestown at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 31 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE 3 generations of the same family Anne O'Callaghan, Rochestown, Georgina O'Brien, Old Youghal road and Kate O'Callaghan, Rochestown at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 30 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Margaret Keane, Enable Ireland, Jacintha Horgan and Gillian O'Connell, Enable Ireland at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 28 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Mary Murphy, Curraheen Road and Una Sculy, Western Road at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 23 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Magician Gerard Kearney with Annmarie Egan, Enable Ireland at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 22 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Grace McPolin, Douglas and Norma Hyde, Rochestown at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland- 21 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Miriam McCarthy, Loverswalk and Kaye Maher, Summer Hill North at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-060 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Anne Hegarty, Enable Ireland and Vicki McManus, Frankfield at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-030 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Enable Ireland Volunteers Irene Healy, Ballincollig and Chris Byrne, Model Farm Road at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-013 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Jackie O'Flynn, Rochestown, Brenda Roche, Maryborogh and Miriam Horgan Leaghnamore at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-012 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Jackie O'Flynn, Rochestown, Brenda Roche, Maryborogh and Miriam Horgan Leaghnamore at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-011 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Grace McPolin, Douglas and Norma Hyde, Rochestown at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-010 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Miriam McCarthy, Loverswalk and Kaye Maher, Summer Hill North at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-06 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Edel O'Connor, Glanmire and Geraldine Hughes, Tralee at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-05 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Anne Hegarty, Enable Ireland, Anne Harte, Fundraising Manager Enable Ireland, Lady Ambassador of America to Ireland, Dena O'Malley, Donella Casey, Ford Motors, Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields and Theresa Compagno at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable IrelandÕs 60th yea in Cork. Enable IrelandÕs Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of Û30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx Û6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-04 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Kate O'Callaghan, Anne O'Callaghan, Georgina O'Brien, Old Youghal Road, Margaret Shanahan, Rochestown, Noelle O'Mahony, Rochestown, Norma Hyde, Rochestown and Grace McPolin, Douglas at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-02 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Jackie O'Flynn, Rochestown, Brenda Roche, Maryborogh and Miriam Horgan Leaghnamore at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK12112014-EnableIreland-002 DKANE 12/11/2014 REPRO FREE Broadcaster Christy Kenneally with Enable Ireland Volunteers Chris Byrne and Irene Healy at the 18th Annual Lavanagh Ladies Lunch in the Maryborough House Hotel. 2014 marks Enable Ireland’s 60th yea in Cork. Enable Ireland’s Cork Services provides educational, social and physical therapies and supports to 580 Children and adults from their centres in Ballintemple and Little Island. The Lavanagh Ladies Lunch is expected to raise in the region of €30,000. The raffle which included an amazing array of prizes kindly donated by a number of individuals and companies from the Cork area raised approx €6,000 alone. All funds will be used by Enable Ireland to develop services for children and adults living with physical and sensory disabilities in the Cork area. PIC DARRAGH KANE

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