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LC raft 15127820
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Cork South Civil Defence membes John O'Mahony, Fergus Delea and Philip Leahy from Macroom dressed as Fraggles for the charity raft race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 14127818
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Young sailors watch the action at the charity raft race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 13127816
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crew of 'Kong Tiki' taking part in the charity raft race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 12127815
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crew from Kinsale OEC taking part in the race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 11127814
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crew of 'Kong Tiki' taking part in the charity raft race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 10127813
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crew of 'Kong Tiki' taking part in the charity raft race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 09127811
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Safety boat and crew watch the race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 08127812
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crew from The White Lady get underway after the start of the race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 07127810
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Crews get ready for the start of the race.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 06127804
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
The ladies from Kinsale Outdoor Education Centre with their 'Despicable Nancys' raft, sponsored by The Canvas Works.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 05127809
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
The ladies from Kinsale Outdoor Education Centre with their 'Despicable Nancys' raft, sponsored by The Canvas Works.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 04127808
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
'Kong Tiki' raft crew get ready for the start.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 03127806
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Raft crew from 'Kong Tiki' get ready for the start.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 02127807
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Michelle Gammell, Annie Gaughan, Susanne Carroll, Ruth Ennis and Joann (Joann) Beecher of Kinsale Outdoor Education Centre with their 'Despicable Nancys' raft, sponsored by The Canvas Works.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC raft 01127805
EE news 02/08/2014.
Raft race from The Bulman, Summercove to Kinsale in aid of the Kinsale RNLI.
(KINSALE RNLI RAFT RACE = SATURDAY 2nd AUGUST : BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND/ Martin Shanahan of Kinsale’s Fishy Fishy restaurant will fire the starter’s pistol for the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race on Bank Holiday Saturday, 2nd August. The raft race makes a welcome return to the Bank Holiday festivities that include the Kinsale Regatta. Up to 20 rafts are expected to take part in the race that starts at the Bulman bar in Summercove at 3.30pm and ends at the White Lady Hotel. The charity fun race is organised by volunteer crew members of the RNLI, the charity that saves lives at sea. Teams of between 4 and 6 people are invited to decorate their rafts and wear fancy dress. A minimum entry fee of €20 is required for each crewmember. The first team to plant their mast in the car park of the White Lady Hotel after the race will win the coveted trophy, with additional prizes for Best Raft Design and Best Fancy Dress. DJ Anthony Collins, fresh from his triumph at Glastonbury, will host the prize giving followed by a barbeque and music at the White Lady. Martin Shanahan said: ‘The doom and gloom is over and Kinsale is back on top. The August Bank Holiday will be a great weekend with the Kinsale RNLI Raft Race like the Grand National on water! Members of Kinsale Good Food Circle will have pop-up stands around town selling street food, adding to the festival atmosphere).
Michelle Gammell, Annie Gaughan, Susanne Carroll, Ruth Ennis and Joann (Joann) Beecher of Kinsale Outdoor Education Centre with their 'Despicable Nancys' raft, sponsored by The Canvas Works.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 35127874
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
10-month old Sonny Cuthbert-Bennett crawls about on the giant flag.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 32127862
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Fine Gael LGBT taking part in the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 30127861
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Michael O'Sullivan and Fabula, from Funk 'N' Something at the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 28127859
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Patrick's Street, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 27127858
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Man holds a banner stating 'Queers against Israeli Apartheid'
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 26127857
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Man holds a banner stating 'Queers against Israeli Apartheid'
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 25127855
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Participants in the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 23127854
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Cat the 'topless bus' driver, drives the open-top Loafers Bar bus in the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 22127853
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Coloured flag is carried along Patrick's Street, Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 21127851
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Participants before the start of the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 17127846
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Flags fly as the parade travels down South Mall.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 16127844
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Rachael (RACHAEL) Donovan and Jessica Murphy, from Cobh attending the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 13127847
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Lisa Jane Bilani, Shirley Deane and 'Randi Rosie' having fun at the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 12127842
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Colourful participants at the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC parade 11127841
EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Lynn Geary and Ciara Lougheed onboard the 'Loafers Bar' open-top bus.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Party underway on the 'Loafers' open-top bus.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Fomer Miss Alternative Cork, Kitty Cartier dressed as Cruella de Vil, with her dalmatian 'puppies' Jamie O'Toole and Michael Cahill of Funk 'N' Something.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Fine Gael LGBT attending the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Christopher Conway, Fairhill and Paul Deasy, Churchfield attending the parade.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Fomer Miss Alternative Cork, Kitty Cartier dressed as Cruella de Vil with her dalmatian 'puppies' Jamie O'Toole and Michael Cahill of Funk 'N' Something.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Fomer Miss Alternative Cork, Kitty Cartier dressed as Cruella de Vil with her dalmatian 'puppies' Jamie O'Toole and Michael Cahill of Funk 'N' Something.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Married couple Eddie McGuinness and John Ward promote The Outing.ie gay and lesbian match-making festival, 3-6th October at Lisdoonvarna.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEXX news 03/08/2014.
AMMENDED PIC.
Pride Parade (LGBT Festival) at Grand Parade, Cork on Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Trio of Caz Gethings, Foxy P.Cox and Aaron Healy in costume as Prince Eric, The Little Mermaid and Ursula the Sea Witch.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 08127767
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured is Ami James working on the opening day of the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 07127765
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ross Nagle and Ami James and the team on the opening day of the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 06127768
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ross Nagle and Ami James in the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 05127766
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ross Nagle and Ami James in the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 04127764
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ross Nagle and Ami James in the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 03127763
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ross Nagle and Ami James in the new tattoo studio.
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

LC lovehate 01127761
EE news 01/08/2014.
" ‘MIAMI INK’ STARS TO PUT THEIR MARK ON IRELAND. Ami James & TV Co-Stars jet in for opening of new Love Hate Social Club in Cork. -Intro to Miami Ink – “I'm Ami James and I'm a tattoo artist. New York is the greatest city in the world. And to compete here, you have to elevate the game. So I've handpicked the finest tattoo artists around. Because I don't want the best tattoo shop in New York, I want the best shop in the world. There's millions of stories in New York City, and our job is to tell them all... in ink.”
And now he and Ross Nagle are set to do that all over again. In Cork. Some of the world’s best known tattoo artists have jetted in to Ireland for the opening of the new Love Hate Social Club in Cork tomorrow on Friday, 1st of August 2014.. This state of the art studio is the brainchild of world famous tattoo artist Ami James of Miami Ink and Irish tattoo legend Ross Nagle of Allstar Ink.
Pictured are Ami James and Ross Nagle at work in the new tattoo studio..
Pic; Larry Cummins,
Evening Echo staff
NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland.
www.eveningecho.ie

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EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Millinda Golden and Jane Stack, both from Castlemartyr, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 11
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Martina and Rodger Heffernan, Tullamore, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 10
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Olivia Sands, Dundalk, with Narina Sands, Midleton, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 09
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Working hard were; Carina Drake and Colm Beausang, both from Castlemartyr, during the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 08
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Aidan O'Rourke and Jolkia Nowicza, both from Castlemartyr, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 07
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Renate Lueber, Clashmore, and Tony O'Keeffe, Killeagh, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 06
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Dara and Dave Cussen, both from Co. Clare, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 05
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Michael and Miley Lawton, both from England, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 04
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Kevin Clossey, Martin Donnelly and Bertie Stanton, all from Castlemartyr, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 03
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Myrna Keurhorst and Rinus Pelgrum, both from Holland, at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Shortts Kilta River 02
EEjob 01/08/2014
Echo News
Pat Shortt (second from left) with members of the popular band, Skirmish, Mike Cummins, Imelda McCarthy, and Cliona Halley, before their performance at the annual Kilta River Trad Fest in Shortts Bar, Castlemartyr.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Killeagh ECRR Pig 16
EEjob 03/08/2014
Echo News
Eoghan Murphy, Killeagh, Elaine Enright, Limerick, with Ann Marie and Diarmuid Murphy, both from Killeagh, at a pig on a spit family fun day in aid of East Cork Rapid Response in O'Mahony's Bar, Killeagh,organised by Inch Foroige.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Killeagh ECRR Pig 15
EEjob 03/08/2014
Echo News
Mary Fitzgibbon, New York, with Caoimhe Scully, Killeagh, at a pig on a spit family fun day in aid of East Cork Rapid Response in O'Mahony's Bar, Killeagh, organised by Inch Foroige.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Killeagh ECRR Pig 14
EEjob 03/08/2014
Echo News
Gretta and Louise Wilson, Clashmore, with Denise Fitzgerald, Youghal, at a pig on a spit family fun day in aid of East Cork Rapid Response in O'Mahony's Bar, Killeagh, organised by Inch Foroige.
Picture: John Hennessy

JH Killeagh ECRR Pig 13
EEjob 03/08/2014
Echo News
Joe O'Mahony, Killeagh, and Laura McLeod, Ballycotton, at a pig on a spit family fun day in aid of East Cork Rapid Response in O'Mahony's Bar, Killeagh, organised by Inch Foroige.
Picture: John Hennessy

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