30 PHIL COULTER Win Two Tickets to


Friday 29 December at


Ballymaloe Grainstore, Shanagarry, Co. Cork


info@eastcorkjournal.ie


East Cork


East


Thursday, 14th


December 2017 Entertainment East Cork Camera Group Awards Night 2017 Cork Camera


Group members, their fam- ilies and friends gathered in The Midleton Park Hotel on Saturday 05/12/15 for their annual awards night dinner, the


culmination


of a very busy year for the group with activities includ- ing weekly photo shoots, exhibitions, beginners and advanced courses, competi-


tions and visits by a number of renowned guest speak- ers.


Awards were presented


for best website gallery, best digital panel, best in Cat- egory, best in Grade, best New Photographer and Club Person of the Year. The


prestigious overall


award of Photographer of the Year 2017 went to


Kevin Day LIPF, building on his successes earlier in the year, when he won Gold and Silver medals at the re- gional and national rounds of the Irish Photographic Federation’s Nature Pho- tographer of the Year com- petition. The Group produces an


annual calendar of their member’s images which is


currently on sale at just €5, at several outlets in Mid- leton, or from any of the Group’s members. They meet


regularly at


the Midleton Park Hotel, and are currently accepting new members for 2018. You can contact ECCG through their website at www.east- corkcameragroup.ie their facebook page.


or


Name: Address: Phone Number: Email:


Closing date Monday 18th December at 12 noon. All entries to be sent to


, 88 Main Street, Midleton


The Worlds #1 Doors Tribute Band The Doors Alive


widely regarded as the closest


The Doors Alive are and most


AMP (Upstairs in Church), Hanover Street , Cork


Saturday 16th December, 8.30pm


Tickets €20 inc booking fee from Ticketmaster.ie


www.thedoorsalive.co.uk Doors en-


thralling representation of the legendary 1960’s rock gods The


in the world today. The band re-create the sound, look, presence and mag- ic of a real 1960’s Doors concert, perfectly and ef- fortlessly transporting the crowd back in time with classic hits such as ‘Light My Fire’, ‘When The Music’s Over, Riders On


The Storm, The End and many more. Mike Griffioen cap-


tures the look, attitude, and rich baritone voice of the


late, great Jim


Morrison with ease while his compadres showcase the musical chops of orig- inal Doors members Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieg- er and John Densmore with finesse and skill. To achieve


that authentic


Sixties sound, the band use the very same instru-


ments that members of the Doors originally used. These include a vintage Fender Rhodes Bass key- board, a vintage Gibson keyboard and a vintage Gibson S.G guitar. They have left awestruck audi- ences all over the world and repeatedly sold out some of the most respect- ed venues in the business . “Truly AMAZING… the


They capture 1


“The best tribute band I have EVER seen” – Clint Boon, XFM “The Doors Alive the best Doors


is


“tribute” band that I’ve


seen…Some-


times they sound more like the Doors than the


Doors” true


spirit of The Doors” – Zane Lowe, BBC Radio


– Doug Cameron – Assistant Road Manager to The Doors 1968/69.


12 PUBS OF CHRISTMAS COSTUME PARTY AT MOLLY’S


We want to see your crazy Christmas style this Saturday Dec 16th. Pull out the Christmas jumpers, fairly lights, flashing ties and tinsel!


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