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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Athletics Caoimhe Carey, Jack


O’Shea, Frank O’Brien and Paul Hartnett who have been selected for the Munster Junior Endurance Performance


Squad for


2017/18. They attended the first camp from Friday, 16th


to 18th


Banna, Co. Kerry. • The Munster Track and


Field Squads for 2017/18 are generally selected by the end of September and no doubt more of our Mid- leton athletes are in line for selection. • East Cork Awards: Fri-


of September at


day, 23rd at


of February, 2018 Midleton Park Hotel


from 7pm to 10.30pm. A date to remember! • Please sign-in on time


before the start of training. • 2euro per session. • In CBS please assemble


in the main car park. • Only children who are


registered are allowed into the


training areas/track


during sessions. • Athletes should wear


runners for training. If training on the track with spikes, the spikes must ONLY be a size of 5mm.


• We will take training


in Ballyannan Woods some weekends. Note: ~ we only encourage athletes who can run three miles comfort- ably to attend. Parents of athletes and athletes will be informed of time and day. • Coaches will inform the


relevant athletes of any ex- tra sessions organised dur- ing the week/w’ends. • It is recommended that


athletes doing X-C should try to attend 3 sessions a week if possible. • Official Attire: when competing for the club an


athlete should wear his/her Midleton AC singlet and black shorts/tights. • As the evenings are


drawing in slightly, please be careful when dropping


or collecting at training


and be mindful of residents when parking Next up is the County


XC Championships – Even AgesU10-18 Sun, 1st


Octo-


ber in Riverstick at 1pm, directions below. Good luck to everyone


competing and safe jour- ney.


As always, if anyone has


any photos from events or information they would like included in the notes please send them to Garry.Ge- oghegan@bmrn.com


Thursday, 28th


September 2017


East Cork Sailing Youghal Sailing Club Breezes Into Winning Winds by CHRISTINE LEE Sails were up and


winds pulled through in Crosshaven over the


weekend of the 16th 17th


and of September for the


All-Ireland GP14 Youth Championships. Gliding into first place was Jack


Buttimer of Youghal Sailing Club who tack- led the competition to claim all youth titles, Un- der 21’s, Under 19’s and


Under 16’s. The cham- pionship finals were held in Cork for the first time in over a decade, a decision taken to thank


the Youghal sailors, who travel all over the coun- try for each event. 22In the Senior silver catego- ry first place was nabbed


by Youghal sailing clubs own Ed Coyne and his crew Coleman Grimes of Skerries Sailing Club. Second place in the same category went to Youghal Sailing Clubs Adrian Lee and his crew,


David Johnston from Sutton Dinghy Club. Making the


transition


from Bronze category to Silver category just this year, it is a great achieve- ment for Ed Coyne and Adrian Lee.


• Left to Right: David Cooke, President of GP Ireland; Jack Buttimer, of Youghal Sailing Club; John Roche, Admiral


of Royal Cork Yacht Club; Olympic Sailor Ger Owens, of Swords Sailing Club.


• Left to right: David Cooke, President of GP Ireland; Coleman Grimes, of Skerries Sailing Club; John


Roche, Admiral of Royal Cork Yacht Club; Ed Coyne, of Youghal Sailing Club.


Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email: sport@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web: www.eastcorkjournal.ie


• Left to Right: David Cooke, President of GP Ireland; Adrian Lee, of Youghal Sailing Club; John Roche, Admiral of Royal Cork Yacht Club; David Johnston, of Sutton Dinghy Club.


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