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DKE120517spike005(1) 12.05.2017 The ceremony to mark the handing back of the silver chalice and paten to Cork County Council by the prison service, at Spike Island, Co Cork. Picture: David Keane.
DKE120517spike004 12.05.2017 The ceremony to mark the handing back of the silver chalice and paten to Cork County Council by the prison service, at Spike Island, Co Cork. Picture: David Keane.
DKE120517spike003 12.05.2017 John Crotty, general manager of Spike Island, Cllr Anthony Barry, deputising for the Mayor of the County of Cork, David Stanton TD, minister of state for Equality, Immigration and Integration and Michael Donnellan, director general of the Irish Prison Service, before attending the ceremony to mark the handing back of the silver chalice and paten to Cork County Council by the prison service, at Spike Island, Co Cork. Picture: David Keane.
DKE120517spike002 12.05.2017 John Crotty, general manager of Spike Island, Cllr Anthony Barry, deputising for the Mayor of the County of Cork, David Stanton TD, minister of state for Equality, Immigration and Integration and Michael Donnellan, director general of the Irish Prison Service, before attending the ceremony to mark the handing back of the silver chalice and paten to Cork County Council by the prison service, at Spike Island, Co Cork. Picture: David Keane.
DKE120517spike001 12.05.2017 John Crotty, general manager of Spike Island, Cllr Anthony Barry, deputising for the Mayor of the County of Cork, David Stanton TD, minister of state for Equality, Immigration and Integration and Michael Donnellan, director general of the Irish Prison Service, before attending the ceremony to mark the handing back of the silver chalice and paten to Cork County Council by the prison service, at Spike Island, Co Cork. Picture: David Keane.
Denis-O Donovan-DKE110517mayor014(1) 10.05.2017 Mayor of the County of Cork Cllr Seamus McGrath makes the presentation to Denis O'Donovan from Blarney, with Cas O'Reilly, Cllr Kevin Conway and John O'Donovan, at the Cork County Mayor's community awards ceremony for 2017 hosted by Cork County Council, at County Hall, Cork. Picture: David Keane. For more details see attached press release. Media Release Cork County Mayor’s Community Awards 2017 May 10th 2017 Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr. Séamus McGrath, held the fifth Cork County Mayor’s Community Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 10th 2017. 11 Awards were made on the night over 36 nominations. An incredible variety of community groups and individuals from across Cork County attended the evening’s celebration. Mayor McGrath awarded the following nominees within each Division. NorthGroupMitchelstown Community Council NorthGroupCoolagown Development Group NorthIndividualDenis Withers SouthGroupBallycotton Development Company SouthGroupCarrigaline Community First Response Team SouthIndividualUrsula Ennis WestGroupLeap Scarecrow Festival WestGroupCancer Connect WestIndividualRobert Wilmot Robert Wilmot received the Overall Individual Award. Bandon man Robert is a member, and founder of many, voluntary organisations. Robert’s contribution to these clubs supports an important social outlet for many people, particularly those to live alone. The Overall Community and Voluntary Group Award was made to Cancer Connect. Nominated by Councillor Patrick Gerard Murphy, Cancer Connect offer a free and flexible transport service to Cork hospitals from West Cork for people receiving radiotherapy, chemotherapy and related treatments. Cancer connect have recorded 18,600 journeys and have over 250 volunteers registered. They are also planning on extending their services to include a North Cork route. Speaking at the event, Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Séamus McGrath commented ‘An amazing 36 community groups and individuals were nominated, chosen for the superb contributions and improvements made to communities across Cork County. That is a magnificent indictment of the culture that we have in our County and one which I am delighted to be in a position to recognise, and celebrate, at the Mayors Awards’. The Mayor went on to say ‘I would like to see even more nominations for the Mayors Awards next year. I would like to see the ethos of volunteerism go forward and spread, to benefit each other and for the benefits to ourselves. Any litter that is picked, any time donated, any thought shared, all making our communities stronger and creating great places to live happily. And where someone takes that first step, another will follow. That is where we will find strength in our communities.’ -ENDS-
dan-valu-10 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 The Wilton team celebrate their win over Passage in the u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-6 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Mia O’Connell, Wilton looking to win this ball from Passage players Eimear Murphy and Aine Higgins in the u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-5 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Mia O’Connell , Wilton getting her shot away past Aisling Corkery, Passage in the u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-4 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Lya Gilhooly , Wilton looking to win this ball from Shauna Wilkie, Passage in the u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-3 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Lya Gilhooly , Wilton looking to win this ball from Aine Higgins, Passage in the u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-2 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Olivia Gibson, Wilton celebrates with her team after putting her side into a two goal lead against Passage in the CWSSL u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-valu-1 Evening Echo Sport 15-05-2017 Olivia Gibson, Wilton celebrates her goal against Passage in the CWSSL u14 Singletons Supervalu cup final at Turners Cross, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-sunshine-4 Irish Examiner News 16-05-2017 Fishermen mending their nets on the pier in Kinsale, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-sunshine-2 Irish Examiner News 16-05-2017 Making the most of the sunshine at lunchtime in Kinsale, Co Cork, were Ruth Long, Aherla, Colman Moloney, Tower and Rachel Long, Rathcooney, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-sunshine-1 Irish Examiner News 16-05-2017 Making the most of the sunshine at lunchtime in Kinsale, Co Cork, were Ruth Long, Aherla, Colman Moloney, Tower and Rachel Long, Rathcooney, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-shinshine-5 Irish Examiner News 16-05-2017 Yachts tied up in Crosshaven, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-shinshine-3 Irish Examiner News 16-05-2017 Time for an ice-cream for Dawn Loree while looking after the Stone Mad Gallery in KInsale, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-scoo-3 Evening Echo Sport 16-05-2017 Scoozi Restaurant in Cork has just been announced as the sponsor of the Cork Womans and Schoolgirls Soccer League. Announcing details were Dan O’Brien of Scoozi’s, Barbara O’Connell of Wilton Utd , Rhiannon Flavin Scoozi’s Restaurant and Matt Robinson, Chairman of the CWSSL. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-scoo-2 Evening Echo Sport 16-05-2017 Scoozi Restaurant in Cork has just been announced as the sponsor of the Cork Womans and Schoolgirls Soccer League. Announcing details were Dan O’Brien of Scoozi’s and staff members, Ruairí Cashman, Julie Buckley, Olga Dorney and Rhiannon Flavin and Matt Robinson, Chairman of the CWSSL. Picture Dan Linehan

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