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It’s the Real McCoy


There is a huge tradi-


tion of Drama and par- ticularly of Comedy in Inch, and it is part of the fabric of our community. Very soon the village will again ring with laugh- ter as the Inch Drama Group take to the stage with the Hilarious Com- edy ‘It’s the Real McCoy’ written by Tommy Mar- ron. All the usual sus- pects, Anthony Flavin, Michael Riordan, Tere- sa Riordan Carey, Mary Colbert, Liam Hannigan with a welcome back to Mary O’Brien and a wel- come to Caoimhe Hayes who have put in hours of rehearsal and hours of laughter too and will be ready to bring a side-splitting perfor-


mance to you. Love, turf, pearls, ceilis


and crockery and that’s only the beginning of it! Prepare yourselves for a series of plots and sub- plots, love-stories and a combination of twists and turns in a storyline that will have you guess- ing the final outcome right to end. Will it be a happy ending or is Madge about to get her revenge?............. You will just have to come to the Community Centre in Inch to find out. Opening night is Oct, with


Thursday 26th


further performances on Fri 27th 29th


, Sat 28th and Sun . Booking is essential


and contact is 024 95252 between 5pm and 9pm.


• Tony ‘Baa’ Barrett, Denis O’Sullivan and Brendan Wade


Call All Young Film Makers Halloween Bake Sale Fundraiser for Midleton FC this Sunday


by SEAMUS WHELEHAN


Cork Young Filmmak-


ers Academy want to un- leash your child’s inner Spielberg. From Wednesday 1


November to Thursday 2 November the Cork Film Centre will run a Winter boot camp at My Place Youth Centre Mid- leton, for teenagers aged 13 -19. The course partly


funded by Cork County Council and South East Cork Area Development (SECAD), is run by the Cork Film Centre. The programme is de-


signed to develop confi- dence in young film mak- ers, in acting, writing and directing. Youth Development


Officer, Mary McGrath who is co-ordinator for this year’s event says: “It’s all about having fun, learning new skills, building confidence, en- couraging creativity and self-expression.” Over the two days stu- dents will learn the tools


of the trade from indus- try experts, Chris Hurley, director of the Cork Film Centre and film manager Max La Cain. To apply for a Place:


Email: corkyoungfilm- makers@gmail.com with your name, contact details; address/tel.no., age and briefly outline what experience you have and why you feel this course is for you! Day 2 will be all ac-


tion! A full day devot- ed to the shooting of a short digital film, giving participants the oppor- tunity to experience the film making process in


more depth. All films will be premiered on the big screen at an exciting Film Gala event hosted by Cork County Coun- cil on November 24th


at


Vertigo, Cork County Hall, Cork. All films will be pre-


miered on the big screen at an exciting Film Gala event hosted by Cork County Council on No- vember 24th


at Vertigo,


Cork County Hall, Cork. The only charge is a


€20 registration fee. Places are limited so


please email your appli- cation NOW to ensure your place.


by ALAN SHEEHAN


Midleton Football Club is holding a Halloween bake sale


fundraiser this


weekend on Sunday, 22 October. The second annual Hal-


loween Bake Sale will be hosted at Midleton FC’s clubhouse in Knockgrif- fin Park, Midleton from 10am-1pm. Everyone is welcome to attend the event and the proceeds raised will go towards new training equipment for the club. Any donations of baked


or store bought goods such as cakes, buns, etc would be greatly appreciated by the club. Such donations can be dropped off at the clubhouse from 9am on the morning. On Monday, 23 Oc- Midleton FC will


tober


hold an important public meeting regarding the fu- ture of the club, which will then be followed by the AGM review of the club’s season. All managers and


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


members are requested to attend, with an open invitation extended to the public. Having grown exponen-


tially in the last few years, Midleton FC is looking for more volunteers to help out across a variety of roles with the club this season. The club now caters for 21 teams including school- boys, schoolgirls, senior men and senior women teams and as such has open roles in fundraising, communication, secretar- ial work, administration, photography, selling lotto tickets, website administra- tion, coaching and more. Those who wish to


volunteer with the club should email volunteer@ midletonfc.com for more information, while those who wish to donate baked items but are unable to drop them in on the morn- ing of the event can con- tact Ms Karina McCarthy for alternative arrange- ment by phone at: 086 152 0892.


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Dennis O’Sullivan GAA


Memorabilia


Thursday, 19th Midleton Briefs


Birthday Greetings To Eleanor Laffan, Denis Cashman, Eileen O Sullivan,


Kevin McSweeney, Anne Kelleher, Philip Yolab (Corab- bey Court) and Megan Buckley.


Twelfth Wedding Anniversary To Carol and Kevin Fitzgerald and good luck to the


happy couple and their children Abbie and Ben for the future.


Heartiest Congratulations To Imokilly Senior Hurling Team on their great victo-


ry in the replay against Sarsfields on Saturday last and good luck to them for the final on Sunday next against Blackrock.


Congratulations to the brave workers in all parts of Ireland who worked tirelessly helping peo-


ple affected so badly by Storm Ophelia and still continu- ing ensuring that people in all areas will have power and water restored as soon as possible. Wonderful people working in shocking conditions and no praise of mine is adequate for them. K. W.


Midleton and East Cork Positive


Ageing Week On Wednesday October 4th a group (70 strong) trav- elled from Midleton by train to Killarney and as in previous years this trip was the highlight of the year and as Chairperson I would like to pay tribute to those who gave of their time since last February organising this trip - Rita O Keeffe, Josie Buckley, Pat Burke and Anne White, Joan and her staff in Castlerosse Hotel were very helpful organising suitable accommodation etc., for us on October 4th. The trip on the Lake was wonderful and the meal served at the banquet was top class and the music for dancing by Pat Burke and Frank was enjoyed by all including some ladies from Water- ford who availed of the opportunity to dance to great music. Similarly on October 5th we received a Céad Mile Failte from Mary and her staff in Kate Kearney’s Cottage and once again we were treated to a beautiful meal after which we danced to the music of the singing Jarvey, until the bus arrived to take us back to the train station for returning home. Billy Warne, Mary Sisk, John Joe Lynch and Pat Burke were in good voice on both days. It would be remiss of me not to extend heartfelt and sincere thanks on a personal note and on behalf of our Committee to the following people in Ian- raid Eireann Andrew Roche, Lelia and the station staff in Cork who went far and beyond the call of duty to assist our group before and on the day we travelled to Killarney and also on our arrival in Cork on the return journey - very much appreciated by all. Thanks to O’ Callaghan Bus crew for ferrying us to each event during our trip and of course to kind staff in Castlerosse Hotel and Kate Kearney’s Cottage. We must not forget our loyal supporters who have travelled with us over the past seven years - thank you all for being with us and to say it was a pleasure to deal with you. Lastly to the East Cork Newspapers especially East Cork Journal for the publicity you gave us highlighting the trip - long may both papers continue to prosper for the benefit of the East Cork Area. Kathleen Woulfe P.R.O.


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