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dan-science-2 Irish Examiner News 15-06-2016 Carolyn O’Donovan, Murieann Crowley, Ruth O’Riordan, Margaret O’Leary and Aleksandra Wozniak all junior cert pupils of St. Mary’s Secondary School, Macroom, Co Cork who sat their sceince paper yesterday morning. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-nurture-4 Evening Echo News 15-06-2016 Young Clodagh pictured on her graduation from the Nurture childcare, Bessboro Road, Blackrock, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-nurture-3 Evening Echo News 15-06-2016 Youn Jenny pictured on her graduation from the Nurture childcare, Bessboro Road, Blackrock, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-nurture-2 Evening Echo News 15-06-2016 Pupils from back, Sean, Layam, Riley, Jenny and Kayja and front, David Peniel, Alicia, clodagh, Hannah and Katie pictured on her graduation from the Nurture childcare, Bessboro Road, Blackrock, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-nurture-1 Evening Echo News 15-06-2016 Youn Katie pictured on her graduation from the Nurture childcare, Bessboro Road, Blackrock, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-lisa-2 Irish Examiner News 15-06-2016 At McEgan College in Macroom, Co Cork, are Business Teacher Bernie Angland with leaving cert students, Una Kelleher and Lisa Crowley. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-lisa-1 Irish Examiner News 15-06-2016 At McEgan College in Macroom, Co Cork, are Business Teacher Bernie Angland with leaving cert students, Una Kelleher and Lisa Crowley. Picture Dan Linehan
c542116(1) Pic for Archive Mr. Bernie Cahill, Executive Chairman, Aer Lingus presenting the ISO 9002 / EN 29002 Quality Award to Mr. John Dwyer, Managing Director, DYR Electrical Accessories at the Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. Also included are: John Ryan, Secretary; Kevin Kenneally, Consultant and Larry MacClevery, Factory Manager. (Picture Des Barry)
SCA-GAA-5A- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT Eire Og's Dermot O'Herlihy on the attack during the Cork County PIFC game, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1z- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT St Michael's Mark Drummond and Eire Og's Daniel O'Connor tussle during the Cork County PIFC, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1sa- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT St Michael's Eoghan Buckley takes control despite the efforts of Eire Og's Dermot O'Herlihy at the Cork County PIFC game, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1rn- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT Eire Og's Cian O'Mahony and Michéal Mulconroy of St Michael's battle for the ball at the Cork County PIFC game, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1jj- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT Eire Og's Dermot O'Herlihy and St Michael's Alan Nolan tussle during the Cork County PIFC game, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1gf- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT St Michael's Alan Nolan breaking out of defence during the Cork County PIFC game, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
SCA-GAA-1- EEjob 15/06/2016 ECHO SPORT St Michael's Padraig Déisigh takes control despite the efforts of Eire Og's Aidan O'Connor at the Cork County PIFC, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell
LC-marymount-07 PRESS RELEASE; STARTS....Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is an integral part of the community. Since our move from Wellington Road in September 2011 we have established a particularly wonderful link with our neighbours Ballinora National School. Each Spring following on from receiving their confirmation, the 6th class pupils help Marymount by partaking in gardening tasks with a great energy that brings an added joy and warmth to our facility in Curraheen. Each year the children organise fundraising events and they each donate a portion of their confirmation money to help purchase flowers and plants for the Hospital & Hospice. In particular our tear drop raised beds which are overlooked by the patient rooms are hugely enhanced. Since the Summer of 2013, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice has hosted the 6th class pupils and the buzz and laughter heard on the days of their arrival is so uplifting for patients and staff. The pupils take so much pride in the meaningful contribution that they make during these months. Often when the children are on summer holidays and are preparing for secondary school, they also visit to water and weed their flower beds on a regular basis. The contribution and collaboration with Ballinora NS is so much appreciated in Marymount. Not only have they contributed financially, but the work they have done has enhanced the gardens for patients, which otherwise would not have been achieved due to a lack of resources. On behalf of all in Marymount, we thank you all in Ballinora NS sincerely. ENDS 6th class pupils from Ballinora NS take a break from work in the garden. ((two classes were present at the time- both groups were photographed at two separate locations- if all kids are to feature then both group pix will have to be published)) Audrey Ellard Walsh story. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-marymount-07(1) PRESS RELEASE; STARTS....Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is an integral part of the community. Since our move from Wellington Road in September 2011 we have established a particularly wonderful link with our neighbours Ballinora National School. Each Spring following on from receiving their confirmation, the 6th class pupils help Marymount by partaking in gardening tasks with a great energy that brings an added joy and warmth to our facility in Curraheen. Each year the children organise fundraising events and they each donate a portion of their confirmation money to help purchase flowers and plants for the Hospital & Hospice. In particular our tear drop raised beds which are overlooked by the patient rooms are hugely enhanced. Since the Summer of 2013, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice has hosted the 6th class pupils and the buzz and laughter heard on the days of their arrival is so uplifting for patients and staff. The pupils take so much pride in the meaningful contribution that they make during these months. Often when the children are on summer holidays and are preparing for secondary school, they also visit to water and weed their flower beds on a regular basis. The contribution and collaboration with Ballinora NS is so much appreciated in Marymount. Not only have they contributed financially, but the work they have done has enhanced the gardens for patients, which otherwise would not have been achieved due to a lack of resources. On behalf of all in Marymount, we thank you all in Ballinora NS sincerely. ENDS 6th class pupils from Ballinora NS take a break from work in the garden. ((two classes were present at the time- both groups were photographed at two separate locations- if all kids are to feature then both group pix will have to be published)) Audrey Ellard Walsh story. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-marymount-06 PRESS RELEASE; STARTS....Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is an integral part of the community. Since our move from Wellington Road in September 2011 we have established a particularly wonderful link with our neighbours Ballinora National School. Each Spring following on from receiving their confirmation, the 6th class pupils help Marymount by partaking in gardening tasks with a great energy that brings an added joy and warmth to our facility in Curraheen. Each year the children organise fundraising events and they each donate a portion of their confirmation money to help purchase flowers and plants for the Hospital & Hospice. In particular our tear drop raised beds which are overlooked by the patient rooms are hugely enhanced. Since the Summer of 2013, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice has hosted the 6th class pupils and the buzz and laughter heard on the days of their arrival is so uplifting for patients and staff. The pupils take so much pride in the meaningful contribution that they make during these months. Often when the children are on summer holidays and are preparing for secondary school, they also visit to water and weed their flower beds on a regular basis. The contribution and collaboration with Ballinora NS is so much appreciated in Marymount. Not only have they contributed financially, but the work they have done has enhanced the gardens for patients, which otherwise would not have been achieved due to a lack of resources. On behalf of all in Marymount, we thank you all in Ballinora NS sincerely. ENDS 6th class pupils Jennifer Doyle and Gemma Lenihan from Ballinora NS take a break from work in the garden. Audrey Ellard Walsh story. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-marymount-05 PRESS RELEASE; STARTS....Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is an integral part of the community. Since our move from Wellington Road in September 2011 we have established a particularly wonderful link with our neighbours Ballinora National School. Each Spring following on from receiving their confirmation, the 6th class pupils help Marymount by partaking in gardening tasks with a great energy that brings an added joy and warmth to our facility in Curraheen. Each year the children organise fundraising events and they each donate a portion of their confirmation money to help purchase flowers and plants for the Hospital & Hospice. In particular our tear drop raised beds which are overlooked by the patient rooms are hugely enhanced. Since the Summer of 2013, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice has hosted the 6th class pupils and the buzz and laughter heard on the days of their arrival is so uplifting for patients and staff. The pupils take so much pride in the meaningful contribution that they make during these months. Often when the children are on summer holidays and are preparing for secondary school, they also visit to water and weed their flower beds on a regular basis. The contribution and collaboration with Ballinora NS is so much appreciated in Marymount. Not only have they contributed financially, but the work they have done has enhanced the gardens for patients, which otherwise would not have been achieved due to a lack of resources. On behalf of all in Marymount, we thank you all in Ballinora NS sincerely. ENDS 6th class pupils from Ballinora NS take a break from work in the garden. Audrey Ellard Walsh story. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-marymount-04 PRESS RELEASE; STARTS....Marymount University Hospital & Hospice is an integral part of the community. Since our move from Wellington Road in September 2011 we have established a particularly wonderful link with our neighbours Ballinora National School. Each Spring following on from receiving their confirmation, the 6th class pupils help Marymount by partaking in gardening tasks with a great energy that brings an added joy and warmth to our facility in Curraheen. Each year the children organise fundraising events and they each donate a portion of their confirmation money to help purchase flowers and plants for the Hospital & Hospice. In particular our tear drop raised beds which are overlooked by the patient rooms are hugely enhanced. Since the Summer of 2013, Marymount University Hospital & Hospice has hosted the 6th class pupils and the buzz and laughter heard on the days of their arrival is so uplifting for patients and staff. The pupils take so much pride in the meaningful contribution that they make during these months. Often when the children are on summer holidays and are preparing for secondary school, they also visit to water and weed their flower beds on a regular basis. The contribution and collaboration with Ballinora NS is so much appreciated in Marymount. Not only have they contributed financially, but the work they have done has enhanced the gardens for patients, which otherwise would not have been achieved due to a lack of resources. On behalf of all in Marymount, we thank you all in Ballinora NS sincerely. ENDS 6th class pupils from Ballinora NS; Cora Buttimer, Katie O'Riordan, Sarah Treacy, Leah Kennedy and Elva Shinnick at work in the garden. Audrey Ellard Walsh story. Pic; Larry Cummins

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