East Cork Journal IMOKILLY PEOPLE Issue no. 488
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Midleton’s Milo McCarthy Receives National Recognition for His Charity Busking
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
A 12-year-old Midleton
busker who has raised al- most €18,000 for the Red Cross Migrant Appeal has received a National seal of approval.
Milo McCarthy was
awarded Young Person of the Year Award in recogni- tion of his support of the migrant crisis. The annual Person of
the Year Awards were held in Dublin’s City West Hotel last Saturday 3 December. The black tie event was presented by Gráinne
Seoige and Aidan Power, with
Liam Cunning- ham, Claire
Byrne, Jim
McGuiness, One Direction star Niall Horan and Rug- by great Ronan O’Gara also in attendance. The honour comes al-
most twelve months after the young busker raised €17,742 busking on the streets of Midleton and Cork City. This is Milo’s second major award having re- ceived a Mayoral Award earlier this year for his hu- manitarian work.
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• Izzy O’Connell with Warren Terry and Jimmy Healy reminding people that Phil’s 5k Remembrance Road Run will be held on the 21 December in Youghal to support eight year old Izzy who has a brain tumour.
Youghal based community group, Phil’s Road Run, was set up by the local Terry and Healy families to raise funds for cancer care in remembrance of Phil Terry, who lost her battle with the disease on December 21, 2012. This year they decided to rally to the cause of eight-year-old Izzy who is currently fighting her own battle with a form of this disease. (Picture: John Hennessy).
St Colman’s Community College Midleton Wins Ocean Hero School of the Year Award For Second Year Running
by ALAN SHEEHAN St Colman’s Community
College Midleton has won the Ocean Hero School of the Year award for the sec-
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ond consecutive year. The tenth Ocean Hero Awards were held at
the
Clean Coasts Symposi- um in Dublin last Thurs- day, 1 December, with St
Colman’s again finish- ing ahead of the 3,700+ schools nationwide to take the School of the Year Award back to Midleton. Continued on page 6
Phil’s Road Run In Youghal in Aid of Izzy O’Connell
Youghal Traders Bring Christmas Cheer to Youghal
by DENISE FITZGERALD with 1st
A free Christmas Draw prize of €2,000 in
local Vouchers, Free Park- ing from the 1 to the 24 December (two hour limit applies) and a Christmas Shop Window competi- tion are just three of the great
incentives put for-
ward by Youghal Traders this Christmas. The Super Draw, in conjunction with CRY 104fm, was launched in Youghal on Monday last, with all vouchers gen- erously donated
by the businesses as their way
of saying ‘Thank You’ to their customers. 2nd
is €500 in local Vouchers; 3rd
private Group Tour prize
prize a Voucher for a of
Youghal’s Clockgate Tow- er for 20 people; Runners up prizes of local Vouchers to the value of €100 each. Entry to the Super Draw is simple as each customer will
receive a free entry
with every purchase of €20 and over in the participat- ing businesses. A great en- couragement to shop local. The Super Draw will be held live on CRY 104fm during Christmas Week.
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