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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHORCAÍ
ROADS ROADS ACT, 1993 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF PUBLIC ROADS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, under Section 75 of the Roads Act, 1993, that the following road will be closed to public traffic for the dates and times stated:
Youghal Main Drainage – R634 Breton Road, Youghal from 08.00hrs Monday, 12th June 2017 to 18.00hrs Saturday, 24th June 2017 (24 Hour Closure)
Road to be closed: The R634-12 (Breton Road and Dominic Collins Place) from its junction with the L-3807-57 (Quarry Road) at the roundabout to its junction with the L3824-0 (Dolphin’s Square).
Road Number: R634-12 (Part).
Alternative Route: At the roundabout continue on the R634-14 (Mill Road and Tallow Street), turn left onto the L3824-0 (Dolphin’s Square) to rejoin the R634-12 at New Catherine Street.
This closure is to facilitate the Installation of a new pipe as part of Youghal Main Drainage Project.
Director of Roads, Cork County Council, The Courthouse, Skibbereen, Co. Cork.
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Castlemartyr Resort Sunday Afternoon Music Miscellany 3pm Sunday, May 28th
An afternoon of music and song will take place in the plush surroundings of the Kiltha Room in the Castlemartyr Resort on next
noon, May 28th
Sunday After- , 3 P M.
The up and coming
glamourous West Wa- terford Soprano Sarah O’Mahony will be guest on the
day. Soprano
Fourth East Cork Rapid Response Golf Classic Again a Huge Hit
by ALAN SHEEHAN Response
The East Cork Rapid annual Golf
Classic was another great success last Wednesday and Thursday, 17 and 18 May. Fifty teams took part
in the fourth annual Golf Classic, held again at the East Cork Golf Club, to raise money for the East Cork Rapid Response and to win one of the many prizes offered, or just good-natured brag- ging rights over other competing teams. “It was very success- ful,” said Michael Hayes, one of the organisers of the Golf Classic. “There was a great atmosphere, a great buzz over the two days. There were a few local teams who knew each other well and were trying to outdo each other. The
inter-team
rivalries were great. The scoring was very good despite
some people
having to play in show- ers due to the weather. The food on the day was excellent from the East Cork Golf Club. Every- body enjoyed themselves across both days, abso- lutely.” The idea for the first
ECRR Golf Classic is at- tributed to the late Rich- ard O’Riordan, a found- ing committee member of ECRR who passed away in January 2014, with the idea made pos- sible through the gener- osity of the late Maurice Moloney, proprietor of the East Cork Golf Club, who passed away late the following year. “We were grateful for
the sponsorship of prizes from local businesses and individuals,”
said Mi-
chael. “We are obviously very grateful to our main sponsors, the Midleton Park Hotel and to Don McFarlane of the East
soloist in Saint Saens’s Christmas Oratorio last December, and received critical acclaim for her recent tour of a “tribute to Mario Lanza”, Sarah is sure to impress with her many arias both op- eratic and contemporary. Mezzo Soprano Orla Irwin makes her debut as soloist in Castlemartyr. She is no stranger to the stage and has excelled in drama, when she played Peg in the Youghal based
Cork Golf Club who provided some of the prizes as well.” The proceeds raised on
the day will go towards ECRR, a voluntary ser- vice which supplements the ambulance service by providing emergency pre-hospital care on par with ambulances at seri- ous emergency medical incidents, ECRR is run on a voluntary basis with no personnel receiving payment and all medical equipment and mainte- nance for the response car funded by public do- nations.
Theatre group’Har-
mony;s production of John B Keane’s “Many young men ty”.
of Twen- She is presently in
rehearsal for Youghal’s Little Theatre, June pro- duction of “The two loves of Gabriel Foley”. Young performer Ava
Hennessy fresh from her appearance on RTE’s Late Late Toy show will entertain with her rendi- tion of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Ava will be joined by Mary Donnel- ly, Ellarose
Maia O’Brien, Anna Sheehan and Donnelly.
Accompanist
on the day is Mary Ped- der Daly. All proceeds go to the
Centre for Children with Autism in St Brigids Na- tional School Midleton. Adm. €10
Midleton Agricultural Show
A lovely new venue Loughaderra which lies between N. 25 and Kil- mountain Cross by kind permission of landowners -it will be signposted for the day. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS include
class-
es for Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. Dog Show 3 pm, Trade
stands, Vintage,
Arts, Crafts, Baking, and Baby Show 6 – 12 months, 1- 2 years. Great raffle prizes on
the day and many more attractions including Ma- cra Na Feirme Tasks and don’t
forget a great prize
for most appropriate outfit. A great day out for all
the family so come along and support Midleton Show in its record 111 years.
Further information at
w.w.w.Midletonshow.com or secretary 086 8800103
Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email:
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Tickets available from Cork ARC Cancer Support House or
www.corkcancersupport.ie
McDonald, Kevin
Thursday, 25th
May 2017
Chick Flicks against Cancer
FATHER OF THE BRIDE
SUPPORTING CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN EAST CORK AND WEST WATERFORD
CORK ARC CANCER SUPPORT HOUSE
A NIGHT OF NOSTALGIA & FUN - IN AID OF
Best dressed (bridal or guest) will be judged by Aisling Kelleher from Pokadotdreaming.
Lots of spots prizes and goodies for a great cause.
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