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Thief fails to spoil town’s generosity Wednesday, 20th November, 2013. Vol. 6, Issue 47 • 63 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth. Tel: 042 9320888. Fax: 042 9329676. Email: editorial@dundalkleader.com; advertising@dundalkleader.com
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Volunteers collecting money for the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines were the victims of a sickening crime when a man stole money from their collection bucket on Friday afternoon. The callous thief showed the depths to which a thief will sink when he snatched €200 which was destined to help bring aid to the stricken victims in the Philippines. The incident took place on Clanbrassil St on Friday afternoon when local people from the Filipino community were collecting funds for the relief effort. Two of the collectors were standing in front of the Clanbrassil Centre when they were approached by a man described as in his
30s and wearing a red jumper. He indicated to the collectors that he wanted to donate to the cause but needed change of a note. When the collector was organising change the man put his hand into the bucket, grabbed a handful of notes and ran away. He was chased down the road but got away and fundraisers estimated that the thief made off with about €200. While collectors spoke of their disappointment, that one incident was more than compensated by the generosity shown by the people of Dundalk with more than €7,000 raised. The collectors described the results from their collection as ‘really amazing’ and Continued on Page 12
Change of scene after 46 years
Kevin O’Callaghan at work in Coleman’s new premises butchers decision to move By Paul Byrne their business from Clanbrassil St to the When Kevin O’Callaghan Castletown Rd. headed off to work last Kevin, a butcher in ColeFriday morning he had to adjust his work route for the man’s for 46 years or as he says himself ‘I’ve been a first time since 1967 butcher since I was a foetus!’ following Coleman’s
made the move last week and is currently settling into his new environment. Kevin served initially under the late Stephen Coleman and now works under Stephen’s son Eamonn. See Page 14
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Beekeeping For Beginners Registration Night with the details of night classes for aspiring beekeepers will be held in the Teagasc Centre, Dundalk will be held on Thursday November 28 at 8pm. The night is planned to provide all the information needed and will including demonstrations of typical equipment used by beekeepers. The evening will end with a Question & Answer session. The night is just for beginners, and people interested taking up beekeeping. Entry is Free.
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The €17.3 million EU funding for the Narrow Water Bridge has been pulled leaving the project dead in the water. Louth County Council announced on Friday evening that the Special EU Funding Programme had written to the project managers telling them that the offer of funds had been withdrawn and the funds would now go to other EU projects. The SEUPB manger John McCandles said that following comprehensive discussion on the financial viability of the Narrow Water Bridge the funding had been withdrawn as additional funding required to deliver the project had not been secured. “The SEUPB is now exploring options for the reallocation of this funding to eligible projects capable of being delivered by December 2015 to ensure that the drawdown of funds from the European Commission is maximised and that no money is lost to the Northern Ireland or Ireland economies,” he said. Initially the project managers estimated that the €17.3 EU funding would cover the majority of expenses for the project. However, when tenders for the work were returned it emerged that the cost of the project had been severely underestimated. What was approximately a €20mil-
llion project was revealed that it would cost more than €30 million and potentially as much as €40. To try and help meet the shortfall the Northern Irish Government pledged €3million to the project and the Irish government had promised to invest €3.9milion, however it was not enough to complete the project. Louth County Council, Newry & Mourne District Council and Down District councils have between them already committed to borrowing a combined total of €4.25m leaving a shortfall of about €10m. There had been an initial deadline for a draw-down of the EU funding was set for August 20 but this had been extended to allow the organising committee time to secure more money to meet the shortfall. However after discussions it became apparent that the shortfall in funding would not be met and the EU funding was withdrawn in order to make it available for other projects. An all party convention on the Narrow Water Bridge Project took place in Louth County Council offices on Friday morning where unanimous support for the project was declared. They called on the governments North and South to find a way to deliver the funds in the next two days in the hope that the project can be secured before the funds are redistributed.
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Six Santas are going to take to Dundalk Stadium’s track on Friday night in preparation for their Guinness Book of Records attempt on Friday November 29. This record breaking event will enable over 4000 people to enter into the Guinness book of records and at the same time raise vast sums of money for local charities. To register only costs €10 per person or €25 per family, this enables you to participate in the book
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Fashion show fundraiser THIS Friday night Blackrock plays host to a night of fashion, fizz and fun in aid of St Francis National School in Blackrock, Dundalk, the ISPCC and Breast Cancer Research. Three mothers with children in the school Lesley Fee, Hermione Duffy and
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Men guilty of deception
A man who asked a friend to collect his Social Welfare payments while at his mother’s funeral in Nigeria mistakenly thought he was entitled to the money. However, Gardai were contacted after Social Welfare staff became suspicious resulting in Isa Ibrahim, 19 An Cearnog, Toberona, Dundalk, and Alex Kolawole Isijola, 25 Riverside Crescent, Newry Road, Dundalk, pleading guilty to deception charges at Dundalk District Court. After hearing the evidence, Judge Conal Gibbons, told the defendants that they would avoid a conviction if they each paid €300 to charity. Insp Martin Beggy stated that
Mr Kolawole Isijola had left for Nigeria and gave his ID card to Mr Ibrahim to collect his payments. Over three weeks a total of €563.50 was collected. Mr Ibrahim had to sign his friend’s name but when Gardai were alerted he admitted the offence. Solicitor, James MacGuill, stated that Mr Kolawole Isijola didn’t realise that he wasn’t entitled to Job Seekers Allowance while out of the State. He had fines to pay and he asked his friend to collect the money and pay them. Judge Gibbons adjourned the case to February 5 and stated that he would strike the matters out if €300 was paid to Turas Counselling Centre and Women’s Aid,
and that all money was repaid to the Dept of Social Welfare. “I can understand the defendant going abroad and thinking he was entitled to Social Welfare but he took an unorthodox method of doing it and criminality came into it by involving his friend. “He shouldn’t have done what he did but I see it as a stupid act on part of the defendants rather than setting out to defraud the Dept of Social Welfare”, stated the judge. Mr Ibrahim was charged with making gains or causing loss by deception, and forgery, on July 10, 17 and 24, 2012, while Mr Kolawole Isijola faced three charges of making gain or causing loss on the same dates.
St Vincent’s celebrates Science Week This year St. Vincent’s secondary school celebrated Science week with a bang as Scientific Sue paid a visit. Spooky slime, magical colour changing potions and foulsmelling ghostly gases were just a few of the extraordinary demonstrations performed by one of Ireland’s leading Science Communicators. First year students played an active role in the first day of events as they witnessed exploding rocks, jelly worms and of course Norbert, the fire breathing dragon. This show which recently featured on the RTE news can only be described as a burning, bubbling, exploding, magical experience that truly brought science to life.
First Year St. Vincent’s student Ciara Smyth experiments with ‘Scientist Sue’ during Science Week
On the second day of events, Transition Year students became CSI agents for the day as they got a true insight into the world of
forensics. This workshop enabled students to solve crimes using fingerprinting techniques, blood typing & pow-
der analysis. Overall students thoroughly enjoyed both events and learned that science really is fun.
New cinema gets green light A new seven screen cinema in Dundalk retail park has been given the green light by Louth planners. The complex will merge three retail units and consist of seven screens, a foyer, ticket, coffee shop and food kiosks. The front of the cinema will be subject to modifications as the main entrance to the cinema will be in unit 2. The entrance in units 3 and 4 will be blocked off and a solid wall will be built between unit 4 and 5. The largest screen in the new cinema would sit 308 seats, with two other sitting 289 and 272, while four smaller screens would sit 206 people each. Finnibar Estates which is in receivership has submitted the plans jointly with their receiver and current manager of the property, David Carson. Objections to the
proposition were lodged by both the Dundalk Multiplex Cinema and the Marshes Shopping centre. The IMC, situated beside the closed Carroll Village Shopping Centre, has been in Dundalk since 1999. It employs 20 people and there are concerns that it may not continue to be commercially viable if the project goes ahead. They say that the cinema make significant contribution and that active commercial uses are a critical issue for the area particularly since the closure of the Carroll Village complex. The submission called for the IMC Dundalk to be given protection and primacy in the planning authorities considerations so that it can remain commercially viable and keep the Longwalk/Carroll Village area active. The Marshes Shopping Centre
objected for similar reasons pointing to the impact that introducing the complex ‘out of town’ would have on the town centre. They said that the cinema had great potential to attract people in evening and weekends, extending normal trading hours which they say should be directed toward the town centre and not an out of town retail park. They also suggest that the cinema will undermine the nature of the retail park eliminating the units from the pool and making things more difficult for future bulk retail investors in the future. There have been a number of attempts to introduce a cinema outside Dundalk town centre in the past. An Application for a 10 screen cinema was rejected in 2010. Objections have been lodged to an Bord Pleanala.
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New respite centre to open The Maria Goretti Foundation Centre, a new children’s respite centre is due to open in Lordship in February 2014. The eight bed facility, currently under development, will cater for families in Louth and provide respite for up to 39 children a year with a diagnosis of a disability, from newborn up the age of 18. The Maria Goretti Foundation will enable their parents and carers have a couple of days break from the, often challenging demands of providing full time care, while the centre takes over. The only facility that currently caters for families in Louth is based in Navan, Co Meath, so this new project is hugely welcomed in the locality according
to Sinead Hanlon of the Maria Goretti Foundation. “After all these years of planning, it is great to see the building going up. We still need to fundraise a lot more money and are very grateful to the local businesses who have donated so far”, said Sinead Hanlon, of The Maria Goretti Foundation. The centre came about as a result of the experiences of the late John Hanlon who had considerable contact with the family of a child with disabilities. He was aware of the demands on this child’s parents and wanted to do something to help. So he investigated the services available locally for children and found a need for a residential respite fa-
cility. Mr Hanlon was suffering from Motor Neurone disease so when he passed away in 2008, his family decided to follow through with his intentions. Funded by Louth Disability Services and the HSE, a donation from the Hanlon family, and a site donated by the late Monica McDermott of Lordship, phase one (4 beds) of the development is complete. The Maria Goretti Foundation still needs to raise one million euro to complete phase two (8 beds) and ensure the development and management of the facility into the future. Anyone who wishes to fundraise for The Maria Goretti Foundation can do so by contacting the Maria Goretti foundation on 042
Katie Taylor Visits O Fiaich By Darryl McGrath
Students from O Fiaich College received a big treat recently when Ireland’s sporting hero, Katie Taylor, dropped in for a visit. The Olympic boxing champion, arrived with athlete, Natalya Coyle, and Mark Rohan who plays wheelchair basketball, to
students take on a number of physical activities, Katie spoke to the class on the importance of not giving up on you dreams. If you don’t do the work you won’t succeed, she warned. When the day was almost over students Katie Taylor with Transition Year students got in line to get autographs and then talk to the Transition range of topics. we got a class picture Year students on a After helping the with Katie Taylor.
Linus delighted with nomination Councillor Linus English has expressed his delight after being nominated at the Dundalk South convention to contest in the Local Elections to take place in 2014. The councillor was delighted and proud to receive his nomination from the Haggardstown and Blackrock branch and he wants to thank them for his support. He looks forward to continuing to represent the
people of Dundalk South until 2014 and hopefully he can be afforded the opportunity to continue to do so after that time. His aim is to further improve and develop the community of Haggardstown and Blackrock and Dundalk South. He believes that it is imperative to engage with the local people, in order to fully understand their Cllr Linus English needs.
Sharleen Morgan, who played on behalf of her mother Sheila Murphy from Dundalk, has won €24,800 including a holiday to Thailand on National Lottery Winning Streak game show on RTE. Pictured at the presentation of the winning cheques were from left: Marty Whelan, game show co-host; Sharleen Morgan, who played on behalf of her mother Sheila, Sheila Murphy the winner; Dermot Griffin, Chief Executive of the National Lottery and Sinead Kennedy, game show co-host. The winning ticket was purchased from Londis, Quay Street, Dundalk.
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John Moore award presented for first time
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By Niamh Kirk
Dundalk-born director John Moore has awarded DkIT student film Indelible the first ever John Moore Best Film Award. The award which will be an annual accolade to the best third or fourth year student short film produced in DkIT is chosen by the Hollywood director. Indelible, produced by Adam McElligott and Martin Fitzpatrick with the help of Adnan
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Thursday October 31. John Moore, who directed blockbusters such as Max Payne and Behind Enemy Lines, began his career in Ireland by making short films. He has previously shown his support for the DkIT Film and Television Production Department by offering an internship to student Blaine Rennicks to work on the most recent instalment of the Die Hard franchise, A Good day to Die Hard, filmed in Russia.
Maeve wins Soapbox challenge
St Vincent’s Secondary Student Maeve Sloan has won the Soapbox challenge in Dundalk Library. The competition which was organised by the Europe Direct Centre Dundalk in Dundalk Library took place on Thursday night last. The theme of the speeches was ‘Citizens at the Heart of Europe’ had two categories for under and over 18s. Maeve won the under
18 category and subsequently the overall award. As well as winning an Ipad Maeve also won a trip to Brussels sponsored by the competition Chairperson Marian Harkin MEP. Marian chaired the event and the judges were Jim McQuaid, Toastmasters Association; Mary Dunne, Positive Ageing, former teacher and Marie Hayes, Citizens Advice
Centre. The winner of the over 18 Award was April Bracken from Drogheda who also walked away with a new Ipad. Maeve now progresses to the National final of the Soapbox competition which will be held in Dublin Castle later in November with a prize of €1,000 awaiting the winner.
Catalogue of appalling behaviour
Good Morning Louth accept business award Good Morning Louth is celebrating the news that its telephone service to older adults has been recognised by the Louth Business Award scheme for 2013. The aim of these awards is to recognise the achievements of companies and individuals in promoting excellent services and products in a top class manner. The Age Friendly Award category, which Good Morning Louth won, is for a business who implements an age friendly service/policy and how this impacts on the older person. Based in Seatown, Dundalk, Good Morning Louth makes daily telephone calls to older people across the county. An excellent team of volunteers provide key information on a wide range of services.
performing arts students Leah Rossiter and Ceara Daly-Carney. The short film is set in a possible near fu-
ture, where people have become symbiotic with their online profiles. After waking up with no memories of the previous night, the film’s main character accesses her ‘internal memory’ to find out what happened. The film was shot in locations around Dundalk and will be entered onto the national festival circuit. The award was presented at a special ceremony following the annual graduation on
They also listen to any problems or issues the older person wishes to talk about and suggesting other local organisations and services that could be of benefit. This role is very important in reducing loneliness and isolation and in helping older people to stay well and safe in their home and also for the peace of mind of families. Project coordinator, Anne Murphy said: “this is the first time Good Morning Louth has entered a competition and everyone involved is delighted with the win. The Good Morning Louth has many clients receiving regular telephone calls. If you would like to learn more about Good Morning Louth or to avail of this service, please contact Anne Murphy on (042) 9330103.
A man who was described as having ‘a catalogue of appalling behaviour’ was given the opportunity to see if he can deal with his issues after Judge Marie Quirke ordered a Probation Report at Dundalk District Court. Kyle Gartland, 433 Ashling Park, Cox’s Demesne, Dundalk, pleaded guilty to a number of motoring offences and had his case adjourned to January 22. The court heard that on June 1 this year, Gardai received reports at 8.30am of an unauthorised taking of a car from Beechmount Drive. At 3pm that day they attended the scene of a crash involving a car which cctv
Graduation Yohanca Diaz Skeete, Master of Science in “Ageing, Health and Environment” First Class Honours. Conferring Ceremony was held in Dundalk Institute of Technology on October 31st. It was the first group ever to graduate from this Masters Degree in the DkIT.
showed was being driven by the defendant. It also showed him performing ‘donoughts’ prior to the crash with the bus. As a result, Mr Gartland, who has 30 previous convictions, faced charges including hit and run, driving while disqualified, dangerous driving, unauthorised taking and having no insurance. Solicitor Niall Lavery stated that his client had no excuse for his behaviour and accepted responsibility for what he had done. “There is very little I can say that will impress in relation to previous conviction. Despite only being 20 years old he has spent considerable time
in detention. “He has had considerable difficulty in terms of substance abuse but has tried to deal with that and it is hoped that he can put that behind him”, added Mr Lavery who asked the judge to give his client a chance. “His mother has a serious illness and he is the eldest child. I ask that you seek the intervention of the probation services and he assures me that he will deal with issues that arise”, he stated. Judge Marie Quirke stated that in light of the defendant’s age and ‘appalling catalogue of behaviour’ she would seek a Probation Report to see why he is behaving in this manner.
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Credit Union - AGM 2013 To Hear of Another Successful Year
Excellent Surplus For Financial Year
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he more than twenty four thousand members of Dundalk Credit Union will be delighted to hear that their Credit Union is performing excellently with the surplus generated on day to day activities for the year to the end of September 2013 approaching €6m. Speaking ahead of the Credit Union’s AGM due to take place on Tuesday, 26th November 2013, Pat Muckian, Chairman of Dundalk Credit Union, commented that “The prudent operation of Dundalk Credit Union by
your Board, Management and staff allied to the continued support and loyalty of our members has once again ensured that Dundalk Credit Union maintains its position and reputation as one of the strongest Credit Unions in the Country at this time.” Outgoing Treasurer, Tom D’Arcy commented that “total reserves and provisions at Dundalk Credit Union at the end of September 2013 stood at almost €40m or 25% of total assets”. He described this as an excellent position comfortably
exceeding all Central Bank requirements. Tom confirmed that the Board are also recommending to the AGM the payment of a dividend of 1.5% on savings – a very satisfactory outcome considering the declining rates generally on-offer in the banking sector on equivalent deposits. He added that savers with Dundalk Credit Union also had the additional security provided by the Government Savings Guarantee of €100,000 per member.”
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Weekly Quiz
Rock and Pop Diana Ross first became famous as lead singer with what girl group? Movies In what film did Roger Moore first appear as James Bond? Language What name did the Ancient Romans give to Ireland? Sport Of what wood are hurleys made? Geography The Jutland Peninsula makes up most of what EU country? Local Which was the last GAA football club to be formed within Dundalk town? Inventors What nationality was Laslo Biro, creator of the ball-point pen? Medicine Anti-tussive medicines are taken to treat what complaint?
Animals The Chihuaha dog takes its name from a province in what country? Celebrity Golfer Natasha Shishmanian is the wife of what British radio and TV presenter? The Stinker Which great British scientist and mathematician claimed to have lost all his best calculations when his dog ate all his papers?
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CAR FREE ING PARK ABLE L AVAI
By Paul Byrne
WHEN Dundalk FC were struggling to maintain their very existence back in 2012 Jim Murphy decided to help out the club he loves by putting together a book which would eventually become the most comprehensive story of Dundalk FC to be ever put to print. ‘C’mon the Town- A Dundalk FC Miscellany’ is a 380 page celebration of one of the League of Ireland’s most success-
ful clubs, comprising photographs, statistics, memorabilia, profiles and stories, covering the club’s first 88 seasons in the National League that will consist in the main of previously unpublished material. It became something of a labour of love for Jim who generously decided to offer all proceeds raised from the book towards the club he loves so dearly. This isn’t his first foray into the publishing world having previously released the
much loved ‘The History of Dundalk: The First 100 Years back in 2003. Jim is an avid Dundalk FC fan and club historian and is generally the first person people call if the need to find out anything Dundalk FC related. He has been visiting Oriel Park since the 1940s and he says the book is his contribution to helping the club get back on it’s feet. “We had 400 subscribers for the book who all paid €10 to have their name printed inside
the book and I’d like to thank each one of them. I’m hoping people will come along to the Lilywhite Lounge on Friday evening to help us celebrate the launch of the book. It should be a great night” added Jim. C’Mon the town- A Dundalk FC Miscellany will be launched this Friday night at 8pm in the Lilywhite Lounge. The book which will be available for €25 will be available to buy for just €20 on the evening. The book will also be avail-
with how things went. We’ve had a steady stream of customers all day and we were all delighted with the support we got from the community”, explained Carol. “I’d like to thank the Longwalk Shopping Centre for their generous gesture in letting us stay here rent free. They have been very good to us and we appreciate all the help they’ve given to us so far”, added Carol. The shop was only open for two days last
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able in the club shop as well as in the Marshes when Dundalk FC set up their stand later on in the month.
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Thursday and Friday but according to Carol it will reappear again in the Longwalk Shopping Centre before
Christmas where there will be a range of Christmas themes gifts on display for sale. All the products in
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Rehab outlet a big hit Rocking chairs, knitwear and handmade ornaments were just some of the many items on sale in RehabCare’s new shop which was open for business last Thursday and Friday in the Longwalk shopping centre. RehabCare’s Carol Caraher who helped run the shop along with RehabCare residents was delighted with the interest shown by local shoppers when the arts and craft store opened last Thursday. “We were delighted
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The small village of Carlingford is busy preparing for a festive and sparkly programme of events this December. The very popular Carlingford’s Christmas Fair will kick of the areas fantastic Christmas programme over the last weekend of November in its traditional location of St Michaels Hall in the centre of the village. The 20 year old event will open on Friday 29th November at 8.00pm with delicious mulled wine and mince pies, allowing late night shopping until 10.00pm. It will continue on Saturday and Sunday from 11.00am – 6.00pm offering the best of Irish produce, art and craft at very affordable prices.
Community Alert Cooley Community Alert will hold their next meeting on Thursday 28th November at 8pm in St Marys Hall. All are welcome to attend.
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The Marist Choir and Dundalk Dramatic Club present A Selection of Christmas Carols and well loved songs in the Marist Church, St Mary’s Road on Sunday 1st December at 3pm.
Forty local men got a chance to literally step into a woman’s world at a unique charity event over the weekend. The brave volunteers took on the challenge to ‘walk a mile in a woman’s shoes’ in aid of local charity Women’s Aid which saw them don everything from kitten heels to towering stilettos and walk a full mile in the Marshes Shopping Centre. Each year Grace Fellowship Dundalk organise a sponsored walk for the local support group Women’s Aid and spokesperson, Dearbhl, explained the thinking behind the idea. “At last years’ walk, T shirts with the slogan ‘walk a mile in her shoes’ on the back were distributed. “We noticed some of the men walking wearing them and just thought, wouldn’t it be great to get men to actually walk a mile in a woman’s shoes for a fundraiser,” said Derbhla. A bit of research for
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by Women’s Aid of the Man-Up campaign which aims to raise awareness about domestic violence. Later this month Women’s Aid will begin the 16 days of action, running from November 25 to December 10 the campaign is in opposition to violence against women continuing the theme that one in five women will experience domestic abuse at some stage in her life.
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Over to you QUESTION: Are you nervous about giving out credit card details when shopping online? By Jill McEvoy
Isabelle Verdin “No not nervous as I never had problems before. My partner would shop online more than me. I would only shop online every so often.”
Kate Drumgoole “No I don’t trust it. I used a 3V card and would never use my credit card as I’m aware of hacking.”
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“I wouldn’t trust online security and never did because my mam never did. I’ve only shopped online once. I think it’s too dodgy and am aware of the hacking.”
“I certainly am nervous. I wouldn’t shop online and prefer to shop locally because of the recession. It is better for the economy.”
“I don’t shop online as I would rather see the product in the shop. I like browsing around the shops because it gets me out of the house!”
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plan to continue their campaign this Friday at a one day drop in shop in the town centre. The Dundalk - Filipino community reacted swiftly to the crisis left in the wake of one of the most powerful storms recorded that ripped through the Philippines. Last weekend the 50 strong community began collecting clothes and food to send back to the Philippines. The images of the devastation caused by the typhoon has spurred on the international humanitari-
an effort. Ships have begun to deliver life saving supplies to the various islands that make up the Philippines, but the support needs to continue to avert further disaster. Ray Marmion has launched an appeal and has organised a one day drop-off shop on November 22 at 22 Clanbrassil St. Dundalk, formerly a Euro Saver shop across from the Bank of Ireland branch, from 9am to 6pm. “Millions of people have been displaced and they need help from the international community
to rebuild their lives”, said Ray. People are being asked to donate canned/tinned goods, biscuits, crackers, dried noodles, toiletries, tents and sleeping bags. At 370 miles in diameter, Typhoon Haiyan was one of the most powerful storms recorded to hit land and saw wind speeds of up to 235 miles per hour. 13 million people were affected by the typhoon which has killed approximately 4,000 people. 3 million people have been displaced and 2.5 million people are in need of food assistance.
Collecting for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan, Viola Savage, Lani Escobar, Thea Grantusa, Glenette Medinella and Ray Marmion
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Crimestoppers renew their appeal for information
Monastery NS are the champions
Monastery NS, Ardee, are the Allianz Cumann na mBunscol Corn Mhic Ardail winners for division 1 large urban schools after defeating St Malachy’s BNS, Dundalk on Saturday, November 9 at Monasterboice. The Monastery NS team were trying to win the U13 County title after losing the last two finals in 2011 and 2012, but this time came out on top by 1-17 to 3-8. The Monastery NS team was; Luke Dunne, Callum Markey, Paul Doherty, Cillian Keenan, Paraic McKenny, Jay Crawley, Conor O’Brien, Jonathan Commins (0-6), Tom Jackson (1-2), Carl Gillespie (0-5), Eoin Corrigan-Clarke (0-1), Tiernan Corrigan (0-1), Conor Horan, James McGillick (0-1), DJ McKeever-Traynor (0-1). Managers were Dermot McCreanor and Leanna Cusack.
Crimestoppers have renewed their appeal for information on the armed robbery of a bookmakers in Dundalk Stadium two years ago. Nonuniformed Gardaí attended Dundalk Stadium’s meeting on Friday night after launching the appeal and handed out flyers, hoping to speak to anyone with any information. On Friday November 1 2011 at about 9.15pm a man was making his way to his car at Dundalk Stadium with a substantial amount of cash. He was carrying the cash in a bookmakers leather hold-all bag which was black in colour and was new and in good condition.
In the stadium’s car park he was approached by two men wearing balaclavas, one was carrying a sawn-off shotgun and the other an iron bar. he was approached from behind by two more men who he couldn’t see and who pushed him towards his attackers. Another man in his 60s heard the scuffle and chased away the robbers who left the shotgun behind but made off with the cash. The men escaped from the car park at speed in a dark coloured saloon car using the back entrance to the stadium. Information can be given privately to Crimestoppers at 1800 25 00 25.
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Castletown School Share a Spare Bear Appeal News
W miniony czwartek, piątek i sobotę obchodziliśmy wraz z Klubem Młodych „Pajęczyną” oraz Klubem Malucha Dzień Niepodległości. W czwartek na zajęcia Pajęczyny zawitali Lee (Irlandka) i Nikolaj (Bułgar) – muzycy z Newry. Warsztaty miały na celu zaprezentowanie młodzieży instrumentów, które są wykorzystywane w tradycji Irlandii i jej tradycyjnej muzyki, a które pochodzą z zupełnie innych stron świata. Rozmawialiśmy z młodzieżą o ponadwymiarowej sile muzyki, która jest zjawiskiem międzynarodowym, która nie ma barier i granic, nie potrzebuje języka, bo jest rozumiana wszędzie i przez wszystkich. Hasłem przewodnim było: nie walczy, pomuzykujmy wspólnie. Dziękuję młodzieży za ciepłe przyjęcie gości z Newry i pomoc przy tradycyjnym polsko – irlandzkim poczęstunku. W piątek doKlubu Malucha zawitała Louise Swords z clayotic, czymś w rodzaju ciastoliny, z kótrej dzieci wspólnie zrobiły ozdoby choinkowe; Póżniej był reksio i krakowiaczek, choć dzieciom najbardziej podobał się stół ze
smakołykami i łakociami. W sobotnie popołudnie spotkaliśmy się w parku na Muirhevnamor, młodzież z Pajęczyny zagrała mecz siatkówki wraz ze swoimi irlandzkimi przyjaciółmi, pod bacznym okiem Emila – dzięki! Po meczu wszyscy dołączyli do nas, gdzie w Muirhevnamor Community Centre Deidra wraz z przyjaciółmi dała koncert tradycyjnej muzyki irlandzkiej na harfie – było wspaniale; Bigos i Irish Stew dla zmęczonych meczem, muzyków i gości; Prezentacja historii Polski, a na koniec biesiadowanie przy gitarze, Iwonko dziękuje za wsparcie. Myślę, że cały project bardzo się udał, a najwięcej skorzystała nasza młodzież i najmłodsi. Dziękuję wszystkim przybyłym za wspólne świętowanie Dnia Niepodległości oraz za wciągnięcie do wspólnej zabawy Irlandczyków. Pozdrawiam w imieniu Simul Polonia – Agnieszka Boniewicz
Castletown Girls School have ensured that there will be a happy Christmas for hundreds of children in Africa thanks to their ‘Share a Spare Bear’ appeal which is part of Damien Higgins annual shoebox appeal. Damien and his team of volunteers have been helping out some of the most underprivileged children in the world as part of the nationwide appeal which has been running for almost 15 years. The shoebox appeal was established to organise the distribution of presents to children in poor countries who might otherwise receive no Christmas gift. Castletown Girls School have been busy bringing in old teddy bears into the school
with schoolteacher Máire O’Rourke Curran and principal Marian McNally helping to organise the campaign. Máire who teaches Third Class girls says that the children’s response has been fantastic so far. “The response has been brilliant and the children here have made sure that the kids in Africa will have a lovely Christmas present to open on Christmas morning” she explained. “The whole school has took part from Junior Infants right up to Sixth Class so we’ve been inundated with teddy bears big and small over the last few weeks.” added Máire. Damien Higgins from the shoebox appeal says he has been overwhelmed by the response
in Brief Lourdes Committee
Dundalk Lourdes Invalid Committee are holding a Table Quiz in the Malthouse, Dublin Road this Friday night 22nd November at 8pm. All are welcome to a great event with prizes & craic galore. They are then holding their annual Sale of Work the following Sunday November 24 in the Order of Malta Hall Mill Street.
Beach CleanUp Pupils at Castletown Girls School get ready for Shoe Box Appeal
yet again this year. “The girls in Castletown School I believe have donated quite a number of teddy bears and I am very thankful again for their continued support. The first
container will be leaving Dublin for Africa on December 1 so as you can imagine we are very busy at the moment collecting parcels from all over town. This Friday is the fi-
nal day for getting boxes into that container so if anybody has any boxes they want to give us we would ask them to drop what they can into unit 2, Airmid House on the Avenue Road beside the Gym.
The local Campbell/Donnelly Sinn Fein Cumann will hold their latest beach clean up at Bellurgan on Saturday November 23. Meeting outside the Blue Anchor pub at 2pm. As usual non members will be most welcome to come along and give us a hand. Gloves/bags and bibs will be provided.
Kevin enjoying change of scene after 46 years at work From page 1 He says he will miss the people up in Clanbrassil St rather than the building itself. “It has been a bit weird making the move but it’s not so much the premises I miss rather than all the people I seen in Clanbrassil St on a regular basis over the years”, explained Kevin.
“I’ve made so many friends through working in the butchers and have attended too many wakes weddings and parties to remember through people I’ve known from coming into the shop. We’re not a million miles away from Clanbrassil St so we are still going to get some of the same customers that we have always
had but there will be some regular faces that we won’t be seeing again which is a shame”, laments Kevin. “But on the other side we’ll be seeing some brand new customers and making some new friends in Castletown so I’ll look forward to that” he adds. Having being in the butcher
business for 46 years Kevin has seen some changes in the industry over the years and a visit to the butcher is a more convenient experience for the shopper nowadays according to the Blackrock native. “Back when I first started you served the customer beef, chicken, pork and lamb and that was it. Nowadays there’s
everything you could imagine to help somebody in cooking a meal”, said Kevin. With almost a week spent in his new premises Kevin is delighted so far with the response from people in Castletown and says that he has no intention of hanging up his apron just yet as he looks forward to 50 years at work.
Jaydene McGourty’s 21st at Market Bar
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Louisa and Jaydene McGourty. Jaydene celebrated her 21st birthday at The Market Bar on Saturday evening
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Jaydene McGourty’s 21st in Market Bar
Louisa, Geraldine, Jaydene and Mich ael Mc Gourty Jaydene’s 21st Birth day Party in The Market Bar on Saturday.
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The Sons and Sisters of the late Sam Duffy would like to express their sincere gratitude to all those who sympathised and supported them in their recent bereavement, to their neighbours and friends who called, attended the funeral, sent mass/sympathy cards and floral tributes. A special thanks to Fr. Gerry Campbell for his support and for celebrating the requim mass. Thanks also to Kevin Shields who provided the music and to Kilkerley Emmets who formed the guard of honour, to Andrea and the staff in Cuidigh Linn, to Sam's many friends in Bridge Street who supported him before and during his stay in hospital. We appreciated the dignified manner that Dixon's Undertakers carried out the funeral arrangements. We would also like to acknowledge the care provided by the Doctors and Nurses in St. James's Hospital, Dublin. We hope this acknowledgement will be accepted as a token of our appreciation. Sam's Months Mind Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, 23rd November at 7.30pm in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Kilkerley.
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Young boxing stars display some very impressive form DEALGAN Amateur Boxing Club continued their successful season when five of their young stars competed in the finals of the Nine Counties in the National Stadium last week. A young boxer going from strength to strength is Conor Woods who claimed the 27kg Boy 1 title. Also at Boy 1, emerging talent Lee Mackin was victorious on both his bouts to take the 50kg title. Twelve year old Caoelan Travers making his competitive debut acquitted himself very well against his Wexford
Caoilan Travers, Martin O’Donnaicha, Conor Woods and Lee Mackin
opponent just falling short of the 57kg Boy 1 title. Another Dealgan boxer unfortunate not to be crowned champion was Boy 3 60kg, Emmet Kelly, when after defeating Drogheda’s John Maughan in the semi final, had to withdraw due to injury.
Dealgan ABC gained its third champion of the day when reigning Irish champion Martin O’Donacaicha proved too good for Luke Maguire of Holy Family Drogheda. The Dealgan coaches were delighted with all boxers performances
and feel they will be a force to be reckoned with in this year’s Leinster Championships. Another recent success was Dealgan’s new addition Rory Lavery, while giving a master class of technical boxing he became Leinster Intermediate Light Welterweight Champion. The Dealgan boxing club will be holding its annual texas holdem poker classic on Friday November 22 in the Lets Bingo bowling alley at 8pm with €1,000 prize money. For tickets contact 086 3748688. Tickets €20.
Old Dundalk Society winter lecture The efforts of local women in the War of Independence and the Civil War are the subject of the winter lecture by the Old Dundalk Society in the County Museum on November 20. Cumann na mBan in Louth 1914 to 1923 is the title of the lecture which will be delivered by Ailbhe Rogers from Togher.
At the height of the War of Independence (1919 - 1921) there were 21 branches of Cumann na mBan in Co Louth. The women were important in intelligence gathering and carrying dispatches between the different columns fighting in the War of Independence. With the rise of Civil War the
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Students perform Macbeth Final year students of the BA Performing Arts (Acting) programme produce Shakespeare’s classic tragedy of Macbeth from November 27 to 30 at the Mac Anna Theatre, DkIT. Come along and watch the classic play be brought to life as the students apply all they have learned about performance, movement and classical theatre in the past two years. This exciting and talented group have already been seen many times around the Institute campus, as they have performed site specific pieces catching students and lecturers unawares. Now is your chance to come and see them in their natural environment, and experience the madness first hand. Student matinees take place from Wednesday to Friday at 1pm. Evening performances on Friday 29 and Saturday 30 at 7.30pm. Tickets are €4 concession (students, OAPs, unwaged), €8 for adult and, large school groups €3 per student. For bookings contact 9370257/9370250 or email niall.cunningham6@mail.dcu.ie
tion, Gavin Hearty Costcutter Dundalk and Damien Johnson Costcutter Ireland.
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Art exhibition in Basement Gallery
Available at: Carroll’s Bookshop, Park Street, Dundalk 042- 9334359; The Sound Shop Drogheda Tel: 041 9831078; The TLT Tel: 041 9878560; The D Hotel Tel: 041 9877700; Finlays Ardee Tel: 041 6856505; Also available online at www.thetlt.ie
St Peters Male Voice presents Local artists will exhibit their work at the Basement Gallery
The Basement Gallery in An Tain Theatre is to host ‘Response’, an exhibition of a collaborative work by seven local artists. Initially, each of the seven artists, Fiona Thornton, Orla Barry, Rachel Tinniswood, Gemma Callén, Sarah McKenna, Fiona Quigley and Mary Cowan, created a piece of work in their chosen medium which communicated their perception of ‘Internal’. This art work was then gifted to one of the artists who created five pieces in response to it. This resulted in an interesting dynamic and communication between the pieces, which mirrored the connection among the artists at Bridge Street Studios where the artists are based.
The exhibition was first featured in The Craft Granary in Cahir, Tipperary in October and travelled to Armagh before coming to Dundalk. The work has been well received by appreciative gatherings of artists, art enthusiasts and collectors. ‘Response’ will be exhibited in Basement Gallery in the Town Hall, Dundalk from November 18 to 29. It will be officially opened by Eileen Corcoran , The Arts and Culture Show, Dundalk FM, on Wednesday November 20 at 7.30pm when poet Barbara Smith will also read a poem commissioned for this exhibition. The artists will also give a talk about their work in Basement Gallery on Friday November 1.10pm to 1.40pm.
Lecture on Coastguards in Louth
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ANNAGASSAN & District Historical Society holds its next lecture on Wednesday November 20 at 8pm in The Loft (above Slan’s Pub), Annagassan. This illustrated lecture is entitled ‘H.M. Coastguards in Co. Louth 1820 -1922’. Speaker is Heber Russell who has lived at the former Coastguard Station at Dunany for nearly 50 years. The first Coastguard Stations were established in Louth in 1821. Heber will detail the main role of the Coastguards in coastal protection, customs and excise, life-saving, etc. The tragedy of 1868, when five Dunany Coastguard men were drowned in Dundalk Bay and the burning of Coastguard Stations during the War of Independence in 1921 will also be discussed. This promises to be an excellent lecture and places are limited so come early. Entrance fee is €5 and includes tea/coffee afterwards.
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DkIT Conferring Ceremony 2013
Anne and Barry Hynes. Anne received her Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Social Care at a Conferrring Ceremony that took place In DkIT
Mangesh Khanal and Manusha Kark i. Manusha received her Bachelor of Business in Hospitality Management at a Conferrring Ceremon y
Yetunde Adesanya received her Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biopharmaceutical Science at a Conferring Ceremony that took place at Dundalk Institute of Technology. In addition, she also won the President's Prize for Excellence on the day
Attracta and Liam Coleman. Attracta received her Master of Arts in Learning and Teaching at a Conferring Ceremony that took place at Dundalk Institute of Technology
Eddie received Eddie, Blaithin and Eithne Devlin. g Ceremony and Film Production at a Conferrrin
Tomiwa Adegboye and Emmanuel Nwosu. Tomiwa received his Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Systems at the Conferring Ceremony in DkIT on Friday November 1st
his Bachelor of Arts in Video
Conor and Rachel Mulligan. Rachel received her Bachelor of Business in Management and Administration
ce at a Conferrring (Honours) in Accounting and Finan inola received her Bachelor of Arts Ader ly. fami her with use Ntem Aderinola Ceremony that took place In DkIT
Pete Meegan, Tommy Kindleton and Michelle and Philomena Meegan. Michelle received her Bachelor of Business in Hospitality Management at a Conferrring Ceremony that took place In DkIT
Paul Snr, Paul Jr and Genevieve Finne gan. Paul received his Higher Certi ficate in Arts in Hospitality
Deirdre, Fergal and Francie Duffy. Fergal received his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Building Surveying
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NEW QASHQAI UNVEILED IN BOYNE CARS DROGHEDA Nissan’s Qashqai is long established as the leader in the crossover market, with more than 20,000 sold in Ireland since 2007. It appeals to both C-segment drivers looking for additional style, technology and excitement as well as downsizing buyers seeking greater efficiency. The all-new Qashqai is set to enhance Nissan’s crossover leadership position when it goes on sale in Ireland in January 2014. With pricing starting at €24,495 – the all new Nissan Qashqai incredibly maintains its competitive postioning within its segment. Full range pricing details will be available by the end of November. Premium technology, second generation crossover design and enhanced dynamics all combine to form the backbone of the new Nissan Qashqai. The striking new Qashqai is 49mm longer than the current model and fractionally lower and wider, giving it a sleek, poised stance while maintaining the crossover style, compact dimensions and raised driving position. Distinctive features - including a clamshell-style bonnet which lends a premium appearance while retaining the Qashqai’s strong visual DNA. As with any new Nissan, the Qashqai is packed full of innovative technology. It offers drivers a comprehensive suite of advanced technology features
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