East Cork Journal IMOKILLY PEOPLE Issue no. 566
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Youghal
Cinema Ready to Raise the Curtain
by CLAIRE O’DONOGHUE A perfectly designed
blend of old and new, with a reverend nod to the art deco design of the 40’s and the golden age of
cinema has restored,
not only the town’s be- loved old Picture House, but
the nostalgia and
glamour of a night at the movies. As opening night approaches in the next week or so, locals and vis- itors in Youghal and East Cork will see the extent of work that has gone into elevating a simple night at the pictures into
a bona fide night out. Inside of
a minute, it’s
evident that no expense has been spared on the craftsmanship, décor and digital technology that culminate in the finished product which is the new- ly refurbished Regal Cin- ema. Speaking with The East Cork Journal, David O’Rourke (Com- pany Director) said “It’s been a hard but personal- ly rewarding project. My family has strong ties with Youghal and that
has
helped keep inspiration and determination levels high.”
Continued on page 2
• Faye, Síle, Liam and Cian celebrating the last day of school in lipsmacking style at Gaelscoil Mhainistir Na Corann. (Photo by Denis O’ Flynn).
Ladysbridge Athlete Orla Barry to Represent Ireland
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28 Year old Paralym- pian, Orla Barry, was named amongst 10 cho- sen to represent Ireland in the European Para Athletic Champion-
ships. From August 20- 26 athletes from around Europe will gather in Berlin to face off in com- petition. Orla’s sporting endeavour of choice is discus, F57 to be exact. The athletes are classed according to Field (F)
or Track (T) and fol- lowing that
Carrigtwohill the nature
of their disability comes into play. Orla is classed among the seated ath- letes with lower leg ab- normalities.
Continued on page 4 MIDLETON CREDIT UNION Summer Camp
Does your child love to sing? Do they want to become a Pop Star for a week?
Get creative with SingArama this summer.
Build confidence singing their favourite Pop Songs. The camp ends with a live performance for parents.
9th - 13th July 10am - 2pm 4-12 year old €80 per week
Places are limited - Book Early! For more information see
www.dramasense.ie/registration or contact Dawn 087-1659762
We are also launching weekly singing classes in September in Midleton, Youghal, Carrigtwohill, Glanmire, Cobh & Fermoy.
Contact us for details! Thursday, 5th July 2018 OUT EVERY THURSDAY!
www.eastcorkjournal.ie
Ballinrostig Vintage Club Feature Inside!
School is Out and the Summer Spirit is in Full Swing
70 Social Homes Planned For Midleton
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
The East Cork Munic-
ipality has given the go ahead for a 70 unit Social Housing Scheme to
go
back for public consulta- tion. The €14 million devel-
opment through a public private partnership will see a mix of two, three and four
bedroom houses, a
number of which will be wheelchair accessible. Planning for the devel- at
opment Abbeywood
Banshane, close to Gaels- coil
Mhainistir na Co-
rann, just off the N25 had planning granted in 2016 for 74 units, but was ap- pealed to an Bórd Pleanala following traffic and flood concerns locally. When the
Planning
Board eventually agreed to the rapid build project last May NAMA, who own the land, decided they were no longer developing turnkey sites outside of Dublin. The Department
of
Housing has since given the Local Authority per- mission to purchase the acreage from NAMA, sub- ject to Planning Approval. Continued on page 5
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