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Hegarty Properties named East Cork Business of the Year 2017 at the Cork Business Awards
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• Anne O’Connell (Office Manager), Kyle Kennedy (Sales) and Adrianna Hegarty (Owner) at the Cork Business Awards 2017 which named Hegarty Properties as the East Cork Business of the Year.
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by ALAN SHEEHAN Music will be provid-
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ed by Mike Bardsley with sound and lighting provid- ed by Dan Noonan. Anne McSweeney of Fashion Fit Fab and You will be MC on the night. The Fashion Show
will feature clothing from Christy’s, Keen House, Ryngs, Individuals, Callie’s in Midleton, The Girls Club Charity Shop on Academy Street, The Princess Rooms and the newly refurbished Diamond Bridal. Rachael Verwey and Melanie Hew- itt Hanlon will take care of the makeup for the models, while Liz Cullinane, Rebec- ca Kavanagh and Collette McCrossan will look after their hair. The beneficiary of the
event, Cork Cancer Care Centre, is a voluntary can- cer support group for all who have or have had can- cer, their carers, families and friends. The group
receives no Government funding and relies on fund- raising and donations in or- der to carry out its work. It provides many services and therapies, including free counselling and Blankets of Hope. The founder of Cork Cancer Care Centre was Ann Dowley Spillane, who passed away last month RIP. “We would like to thank
our generous sponsors who are giving their time and talents,” said Orla Flavin, Club Secretary of Cobh Lions Club. “The night wouldn’t be possible with- out our su- per models, all fabulous local ladies braving the ramp for such a won- derful char- ity. Special thanks to Lions of Ire- land District 133, Dis- trict Gover- nor Teresa
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Dineen who has agreed to participate as a model for us. Our escorts this year, led by our Club President Cian Delanty, are all members of Cobh Lions Club. With Tuxedos galore they will escort our ladies on and off the ramp. The [Cork Can- cer Care] Centre is truly a haven. With Ann Dowley Spillane in our hearts, we will make her proud on the night.” Tickets are available from
the Commodore Hotel or by calling Orla Flavin on 087 265 9880.
by ALAN SHEEHAN
Hegarty Properties in Midleton were named East Cork Business of the Year at the Cork Business Awards this past Saturday, 4 November at the Clay- ton Hotel in Cork. Adrianna Hegarty, the
owner of Hegarty Proper- ties, travelled to the awards night along with fellow
team members Anne O’Connell (office man- ager) and Kyle Kennedy (sales) where they were presented with the award. In an interview with
the East Cork Journal Adrianna told us, “I am surprised and honoured to win the East Cork Business of the Year award,” and went on to add “I am very grateful to all our wonder-
ful clients who have sup- ported us over the years. I would also like to thank my amazing support team, Anne and Kyle, who offer superb customer service to our wide range of clients.” The award recognises a
business in East cork that has set new standards in excellence of service and attention to the needs of its customers in a key area
of County Cork. Having been adjudged to meet and exceed that brief, the an- nouncement of the winner stated: “[Hegarty Proper- ties] is setting new stand- ards in property sales and letting sector of East Cork and is a shining example to others in its field.” Hegarty Properties,
established in Midleton in September 2005, only
recently celebrated its 12- year anniversary and made this year’s Cork Business Awards’ shortlist three times. As well as winning the East Cork Business of the Year award, the busi- ness was also shortlisted for The Cork Auctioneer of the Year award with Ms Hegarty nominated for the Cork Business Woman of the Year award.
• Anne O’Connell and Adrianna Hegarty.
Good News in Sight for Glounthaune Men’s Shed Movement
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
Cork County Council
have given some hope to the Glounthaune Men’s Shed who are looking for a per- manent home. The local authority an- nounced this week it would look at leasing a vacant site to the popular group near the Rock Grove Industrial Estate. The move comes follow-
ing a motion tabled at the November sitting of the Cobh and Glanmire Munic- ipality by Fine Gael Coun- cillor Anthony Barry. Men’s Sheds are interna-
tional mental health initia- tives allowing men to share their skills and make new friends in an effort to tackle
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issues such as isolation and mental health problems. Cllr Barry’s call was
backed by the Municipality chairman Padraig O’Sulli- van a supporter of the ini- tiative. Cllr O’Sullivan in back-
ing the motion quipped “it’s the first time the people of Glounthaune were willingly coming towards Little Is- land.” Paraig Lynch the Munic-
ipality Executive officer said he would refer the matter to the property section of County Hall. He said subject to the
member’s approval the au- thority could look at leasing the area with the condition if the site is required at a lat- er stage it would revert back to the local authority.
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