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DKE181217civic028 Free Pic-No Repro Fee Cllr Declan Hurley, Mayor of the County of Cork makes the presentation to Cork City's Steven Beattie, at the civic reception hosted by him in Cork County Hall to recognise the accomplishments of the double-winning Cork City FC team and the Cork City Women's FC team, winners of the FAI Cup in 2017. Picture: David Keane. 18.12.2017 For more details see attached press release. Press Release Cork City Football Club recognised by Mayor of the County of Cork December 14th 2017 Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Declan Hurley, hosted a civic reception to recognise the accomplishments of Cork City FC in 2017. Cork City FC became Cork’s first league and cup double winners for more than 60 years and are current holders of six trophies, the SSE Airtricity League, the FAI Cup, the Women’s FAI Cup, U17 National League title, Munster Senior Cup and the President’s Cup. In congratulating Cork City FC, Mayor Hurley paid particular tribute to the unwavering commitment of both Cork City as a team and their supporters, “This level of success has been achieved in less than 10 years since FORAS took over the club. Success lies with determination and commitment and Cork City FC are a wonderful example how people power can achieve real results.” Cork City Football Club is entirely owned and operated by the Friends of the Rebel Army Society (FORAS) supporters trust. Since FORAS assumed control of the club in 2010, one of their key aims has been to establish such a home. Cork County Council, together with FORAS and the FAI are currently developing a Munster Centre of Excellence in Glanmire, Cork. The site will provide training facilities for Cork City FC as well as training, participation and playing facilities for players of all ages, coaches, referees and administrators. This is a centre that will benefit the wider community as well as grassroots of Irish Football. Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey spoke of the importance of clubs such as Cork City FC to the younger community in Cork, “The clubs success with the Under 17s National league, first ever season of Under 15s and continued collaboration with the Cork Schoolboys league is amazing. As a Council we are always striving to support and encourage participation in any form of sport or activity. Sport is open to everyone and creates fantastic results no matter the level of participation. ” Much of the success of Cork City FC must be attributed to their manager John Caulfield. John is the recipient, and most rightly so, of numerous awards and accolades. Currently PFAI Manager of the Year for 2017, John leads the Cork charge on the list of nominees for the latest Soccer Writers Association of Ireland awards with Seán Maguire and Conor McCormack all making the shortlist of six for the 2017 Personality of the Year. Mayor Hurley went on to say, “I would like to wish Cork City FC the very best for the 2018 season and in particular their foray into Champions League football this summer for the first time since 2005. Here’s to another record breaking season.” ENDS
DKE181217civic027 Free Pic-No Repro Fee Cllr Declan Hurley, Mayor of the County of Cork makes the presentation to Cork City's Steven Beattie, at the civic reception hosted by him in Cork County Hall to recognise the accomplishments of the double-winning Cork City FC team and the Cork City Women's FC team, winners of the FAI Cup in 2017. Also included are Aoife O'Sullivan, Cork County Council; team manager John Calulfield along with Pat Lyons, chair of Cork City FC and FORAS; Nicola Radley, Cork County Council and Tim Lucey, Cork County Council chief executive. Picture: David Keane. 18.12.2017 For more details see attached press release. Press Release Cork City Football Club recognised by Mayor of the County of Cork December 14th 2017 Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Declan Hurley, hosted a civic reception to recognise the accomplishments of Cork City FC in 2017. Cork City FC became Cork’s first league and cup double winners for more than 60 years and are current holders of six trophies, the SSE Airtricity League, the FAI Cup, the Women’s FAI Cup, U17 National League title, Munster Senior Cup and the President’s Cup. In congratulating Cork City FC, Mayor Hurley paid particular tribute to the unwavering commitment of both Cork City as a team and their supporters, “This level of success has been achieved in less than 10 years since FORAS took over the club. Success lies with determination and commitment and Cork City FC are a wonderful example how people power can achieve real results.” Cork City Football Club is entirely owned and operated by the Friends of the Rebel Army Society (FORAS) supporters trust. Since FORAS assumed control of the club in 2010, one of their key aims has been to establish such a home. Cork County Council, together with FORAS and the FAI are currently developing a Munster Centre of Excellence in Glanmire, Cork. The site will provide training facilities for Cork City FC as well as training, participation and playing facilities for players of all ages, coaches, referees and administrators. This is a centre that will benefit the wider community as well as grassroots of Irish Football. Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey spoke of the importance of clubs such as Cork City FC to the younger community in Cork, “The clubs success with the Under 17s National league, first ever season of Under 15s and continued collaboration with the Cork Schoolboys league is amazing. As a Council we are always striving to support and encourage participation in any form of sport or activity. Sport is open to everyone and creates fantastic results no matter the level of participation. ” Much of the success of Cork City FC must be attributed to their manager John Caulfield. John is the recipient, and most rightly so, of numerous awards and accolades. Currently PFAI Manager of the Year for 2017, John leads the Cork charge on the list of nominees for the latest Soccer Writers Association of Ireland awards with Seán Maguire and Conor McCormack all making the shortlist of six for the 2017 Personality of the Year. Mayor Hurley went on to say, “I would like to wish Cork City FC the very best for the 2018 season and in particular their foray into Champions League football this summer for the first time since 2005. Here’s to another record breaking season.” ENDS
DKE181217civic026 Free Pic-No Repro Fee Cllr Declan Hurley, Mayor of the County of Cork makes the presentation to Cork City's Steven Beattie, at the civic reception hosted by him in Cork County Hall to recognise the accomplishments of the double-winning Cork City FC team and the Cork City Women's FC team, winners of the FAI Cup in 2017. Also included are team manager John Calulfield along with Pat Lyons, chair of Cork City FC and FORAS and Tim Lucey, Cork County Council chief executive. Picture: David Keane. 18.12.2017 For more details see attached press release. Press Release Cork City Football Club recognised by Mayor of the County of Cork December 14th 2017 Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Declan Hurley, hosted a civic reception to recognise the accomplishments of Cork City FC in 2017. Cork City FC became Cork’s first league and cup double winners for more than 60 years and are current holders of six trophies, the SSE Airtricity League, the FAI Cup, the Women’s FAI Cup, U17 National League title, Munster Senior Cup and the President’s Cup. In congratulating Cork City FC, Mayor Hurley paid particular tribute to the unwavering commitment of both Cork City as a team and their supporters, “This level of success has been achieved in less than 10 years since FORAS took over the club. Success lies with determination and commitment and Cork City FC are a wonderful example how people power can achieve real results.” Cork City Football Club is entirely owned and operated by the Friends of the Rebel Army Society (FORAS) supporters trust. Since FORAS assumed control of the club in 2010, one of their key aims has been to establish such a home. Cork County Council, together with FORAS and the FAI are currently developing a Munster Centre of Excellence in Glanmire, Cork. The site will provide training facilities for Cork City FC as well as training, participation and playing facilities for players of all ages, coaches, referees and administrators. This is a centre that will benefit the wider community as well as grassroots of Irish Football. Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey spoke of the importance of clubs such as Cork City FC to the younger community in Cork, “The clubs success with the Under 17s National league, first ever season of Under 15s and continued collaboration with the Cork Schoolboys league is amazing. As a Council we are always striving to support and encourage participation in any form of sport or activity. Sport is open to everyone and creates fantastic results no matter the level of participation. ” Much of the success of Cork City FC must be attributed to their manager John Caulfield. John is the recipient, and most rightly so, of numerous awards and accolades. Currently PFAI Manager of the Year for 2017, John leads the Cork charge on the list of nominees for the latest Soccer Writers Association of Ireland awards with Seán Maguire and Conor McCormack all making the shortlist of six for the 2017 Personality of the Year. Mayor Hurley went on to say, “I would like to wish Cork City FC the very best for the 2018 season and in particular their foray into Champions League football this summer for the first time since 2005. Here’s to another record breaking season.” ENDS
DKE181217civic025 Free Pic-No Repro Fee Cllr Declan Hurley, Mayor of the County of Cork makes the presentation to Ciara McNamara, Cork City FC Women's team captain; at the civic reception hosted by him in Cork County Hall to recognise the accomplishments of the double-winning Cork City FC team and the Cork City Women's FC team, winners of the FAI Cup in 2017. Also included are Aoife O'Sullivan, Cork County Council; Frank Kelleher, team manager; Chris O'Mahony, chair of Cork City Women's FC; Nicola Radley; Cork County Council and Tim Lucey, Cork County Council chief executive. Picture: David Keane. 18.12.2017 For more details see attached press release. Press Release Cork City Football Club recognised by Mayor of the County of Cork December 14th 2017 Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Declan Hurley, hosted a civic reception to recognise the accomplishments of Cork City FC in 2017. Cork City FC became Cork’s first league and cup double winners for more than 60 years and are current holders of six trophies, the SSE Airtricity League, the FAI Cup, the Women’s FAI Cup, U17 National League title, Munster Senior Cup and the President’s Cup. In congratulating Cork City FC, Mayor Hurley paid particular tribute to the unwavering commitment of both Cork City as a team and their supporters, “This level of success has been achieved in less than 10 years since FORAS took over the club. Success lies with determination and commitment and Cork City FC are a wonderful example how people power can achieve real results.” Cork City Football Club is entirely owned and operated by the Friends of the Rebel Army Society (FORAS) supporters trust. Since FORAS assumed control of the club in 2010, one of their key aims has been to establish such a home. Cork County Council, together with FORAS and the FAI are currently developing a Munster Centre of Excellence in Glanmire, Cork. The site will provide training facilities for Cork City FC as well as training, participation and playing facilities for players of all ages, coaches, referees and administrators. This is a centre that will benefit the wider community as well as grassroots of Irish Football. Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey spoke of the importance of clubs such as Cork City FC to the younger community in Cork, “The clubs success with the Under 17s National league, first ever season of Under 15s and continued collaboration with the Cork Schoolboys league is amazing. As a Council we are always striving to support and encourage participation in any form of sport or activity. Sport is open to everyone and creates fantastic results no matter the level of participation. ” Much of the success of Cork City FC must be attributed to their manager John Caulfield. John is the recipient, and most rightly so, of numerous awards and accolades. Currently PFAI Manager of the Year for 2017, John leads the Cork charge on the list of nominees for the latest Soccer Writers Association of Ireland awards with Seán Maguire and Conor McCormack all making the shortlist of six for the 2017 Personality of the Year. Mayor Hurley went on to say, “I would like to wish Cork City FC the very best for the 2018 season and in particular their foray into Champions League football this summer for the first time since 2005. Here’s to another record breaking season.” ENDS
DKE161217zeus013 Erik Lynas, Tim McCann and David Munster, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus012 Julie Hanlon and Marie Fannin, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus011 Celine Mullins and Gillian O'Mahony, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus010 John and Julia O'Sullivan, attending the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus009 John and Ann O'Donoghue, attending the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus008 Margaret Ann and Brian O'Sullivan, owner of the company, enjoying the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus007 Pavel Gadek, Monika Tomosz and Marcin Trepka, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus006 Adam Murphy and Donna Simonds, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus005 Stephen Lewis, general manager in North America and Brian O'Sullivan, right, owner of the company, enjoying the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus004 Killian Girald, Philip Brown, Jurgen Spletzer, Slawomir Tomosz, Adrian Lannon and Grant McArthur, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus003 Toni Cleveland, Helen Sawdon and Lisza Brooks, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus002 Debra and Sasha Tweedie, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE161217zeus001 Zivile Spokaite and Fiona Treacy, at the Zeus Packaging Group 20th anniversary celebrations, at the Imperial Hotel. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo News/Socials 16.12.2017
DKE151217VMware054 Free Pic-No Repro Fee Ciara Conlon, having fun at at the VMware holiday party at the Rochestown Park Hotel. Picture: David Keane.
DICK-GRIFFIN(1) Chris Tanner; PRO Mallow Sports and Leisure Council, presents the Hall of Fame award to Dick Griffin accompanied by his wife Brighid, at the Mallow Sports and Leisure Council awards night recently held in Springford Hall, also included is committe member Bridie Murphy. Pic: David Keane.
dan-pug-5 Brian and Niamh Murray, Crosshaven, Cork at the Cork Pug Appreciation Society first Christmas party at Ballincollig RFC, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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