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Thursday, 4th
Midleton College Students Reach the Final of National Cooking Competition
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
Two East Cork stu-
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dents are set to cook up a storm in the kitchen next Thursday 11 May as they compete in the National Final of Ap- prentice Chef 2017. In its sixth year Ap-
prentice Chef is aimed at secondary school stu- dents, to promote the importance of healthy eating in overall person- al physical and mental wellbeing, as well as combating obesity and other health issues. Each finalist’s dish must to in- clude ‘good mood foods’ based on seasonality, availability, locally pro- duced and healthy un- processed ingredients. Doireann McCaugh-
ley and Emily O’Hara from Midleton College
will be among 23 stu- dents selected nationally to cook for one of Ire- lands top chef ’s Mark Doe. The
beat off
students who stiff competi-
tion with their gratin of hake, and pan seared sea bream dinners will prepare it all again in IT Tralee’s state of the art training kitchens. The
Overall Win-
ner of The Apprentice Chef will receive kitch- en utensils to the val- ue of €1,000 for their school
plus a cookery
workshop within their school with the Appren- tice chef team; an Ap- prentice Chef
uniform
sponsored by utensils in Tralee, and a specially commissioned chop- ping board from Ambri boards. This is Midleton Col-
lege’s fourth year partic- ipating in the event. In 2016 transition year stu- dent George Hennessy won the overall title of Apprentice Chef with his dish roast loin of lo- cal lamb. Home Economics
teacher at Midleton Col- lege Niamh Lawlor said the school were delight- ed to have two students in the final this year. “After George Hen- nessy winning the Ap- prentice Chef title
year it has created even more
enthusiasm
May 2017
last and
interest in the project. Both of the girls have a huge passion for food and have worked so hard to get to this stage of the competition. We are very proud of Doire- ann and Emily and wish them the very best the final.”
for
• Aprentice Chef Finalists Doireann McCaughley and Emily O’Hara
Midleton on Track for High Tech CCTV System
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
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will be installed at vari- ous locations around the town including Upper Mill Road Railway Sta- tion Junction, Lower Mill Road Park Street
Junc-
tion, the Court House / Gooses Acre Gyrato- ry, Main Street
North
and South, Broderick street, The Rock/ Dis- tillery Walk (entrance), St Mary’s Road (Convent Cross), Church Lane / Riverside Way Junc- tion, Cork Road and the Northern Relief Road. The
scheme will in-
clude a number of cam- era types, some of which will have the capability of reading car registration numbers and vehicle de- tails, others will be rota- tional, with the remainder being stationary. The system is designed
to be self-reliant and have optimum coverage. If a suspicious incident
occurs, or a disturbance breaks out, staff at
the
monitoring centre will be able
to move cameras to
gain the best possible foot- age, enabling the Gardaí to present good solid evi- dence in court. The application for a
CCTV system for Mid- leton was first made in 2014, and funding of €100,000 was provided for the initiative in the 2013 Midleton Town Council Budget.
In 2014 Midleton CCTV Ltd was estab- lished with membership of the company drawn from members of the for- mer Town Council Joint Policing Committee. A number
of surveys
were carried out to ensure optimum benefit from the scheme. Following the detailed
survey of the area the Garda Commissioner had recommended some changes to the plan, which gave rise to a delay in pro- viding the system.
The
Garda Commissioner signed off on the system last September, allowing the project to go to tender. Fine Gael Councillor
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• Midleton Main Street where a New CCTV System is to be installed to help fight crime
eastcorkjournal @eastcorkjournal / #eastcorkjournal Susan McCarthy wel-
comed the move and said speed in providing the system was of utmost im- portance. “Living on the street I
see anti-social behaviour first hand, and there has been a marked increase on the main street. We were targeted twice with- in 5 weeks, and on the first
occasion, my 15 year old daughter was in the shop when a brawl took place on the street and the win- dow was smashed. On the second time it was a larger disturbance, with an individual break- ing windows and trying to kick the door in.” Sinn Fein Councillor, Danielle Twomey, stated
that businesses are bear- ing the brunt of this an- ti-social behaviour. Miss Twomey said “An-
tisocial behaviour is on the increase in Midleton and Gardaí need CCTV in order to do their job to the best.” She said she awaited
the installation with “bat- ed breath.”
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