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Thursday, 30th
August 2018
Garryvoe Athletics Club Host Annual Beach 5k
by CLAIRE O’DONOGHUE The Garryvoe Athletics
Club are holding their an- nual 5K Run on Thursday,
13 September on Gar- ryvoe Beach. Registration opens at 5pm and is €10. Proceeds from this year’s event will be donated to the National Rehab Office
Saleen’s Ciara Mulry Represents East Cork at Miss Ireland
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
The
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Miss
World competition takes place this year on 8 De- cember in Sanya China. If selected at the nation-
al finals in Dublin’s He- lix on the 16 September, the CIT Business student hopes to use her status to promote gender equality, encouraging young women to pursue their dreams. “It would be great to encour- age women into further ed- ucation and not shy away from job opportunities just because its male dom- inated. People
shouldn’t
shy away from jobs just because there seems to be more men than women in the industry, but it still does happen” Ciara tells the East Cork Journal. Preparing the
Saleen
native for the final are a team of professionals who
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in Dublin. Walkers will begin at 6.30pm and Runners at 8pm. Speaking to the East Cork Journal, Rob Sta- pleton (Chairman of the Garryvoe Athletics Club) said, “Hopefully we’ll get a great turnout to help a very worthy cause. The beach run is a nice change from the road races we all do through the year and Garryvoe Beach is a per- fect venue.”
include So Amazing Cou- ture, Platinum Hair, Su- zanne
Jackson Dripping
Gold tan, R&R Fitness and Vanity X Makeup Acade- my. Ciara has also worked with Brighter Communi- ties her chosen charity. Competing on the in-
ternational stage can be very stressful the 22 year old says “exercise and a good support network” has helped to maintain a level head. The East Cork wom- an added “it does make a difference when you have your friends and family be- hind you.” Since its beginning in 1947 we have won the overall title of Miss World only once, when Roasanna Davidson was
crowned.in 2003
Could Ciara be the first Irish winner? Only time will tell.
Disney Cruise Liner to Visit Cobh for the First Time
by CLAIRE O’DONOGHUE
Cobh’s final Summer Swing of the season will take place on Tuesday, 4 September when the Dis- ney Cruise Ship will moor at the Cobh quayside for the first time. There are plenty
of fun events commemorate the visit,
which will see out a very successful run of Sum- mer Swing Festivals on the promenade.
Speak-
ing with The East Cork Journal, Summer Swing organiser
Peter the Kidney
said, “We’re delighted to have
Disney Cruise
Liner visit Cobh and have arranged a Disney themed day to celebrate. We have 15 stalls of local food and crafts, face painters, chil- dren’s disco, teacup carou-
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sel and much, much more. We’ve had a great run this summer with the festivals, and a Disney Day is just what we need as the kid’s get ready to go back to school.” Capable of holding over 3,700 passengers and crew, ‘Disney Magic’ is designed primarily with the family in mind. According to Dis- ney Cruise Line the Dis- ney Magic combines clas- sic nostalgia and modern amenities, with Disney’s signature
service.
bow to stern, set sail unforgettable
From for
storytelling
that only Disney can bring to life. Captain McCarthy has said “this is a won- derful opportunity for the region, particularly family attractions that are set to benefit from such cruise visits.”
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