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Announcing the ‘Forever Happening’ Tourism Information day, which will take place on October 13, are members of the South East’s tourism and hospitality industry including Mags Darrer and Lynn Cahill from Waterford, Bettie Marie Burger-Smit, IHF, Carolyne Godkin, Wexford; Fiona Delahunty, Kilkenny and Peter Wilson, Wexford,

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5HFRUG 'HPDQG IRU &Ki <L :HLJKW /RVV 7HD &Ki <L 7HD KDV EHFRPH WKH IDVWHVW VHOOLQJ ZHLJKW ORVV WHD LQ ,UHODQG 7KHUDSLH &OLQLF LV UHSRUWLQJ UHFRUG GHPDQG DQG ZDLWLQJ OLVWV QDWLRQZLGH :H LQYHVWLJDWH WKH KRWWHVW FXSD RQ WKH PDUNHW ChĂĄ Yi, is a 400 year old traditional Chinese recipe, a unique blend of herbs and tea which has become a global phenomenon credited with fast, effective weight loss. Due to popular demand this miracle tea arrived in Ireland this summer, exclusive to Therapie Clinics nationwide. ChĂĄ Yi Tea instantly became the fastest selling weight loss tea in the world, and the response has been no different across Ireland. Clinics have reported waiting list around the country as Therapie have been struggling to meet the demand for tea both in store and online with many customer eager to boost their weight loss using a more holistic approach. Commenting on its unprecedented success, Therapie Clinic MD Phillip McGlade said: “The response to ChĂĄ Yi Tea has been fantastic, it’s ying off the shelves at Therapie Clinic locations nationwide and we are

struggling to keep up with its demand. The great thing about ChĂĄ Yi Tea is it’s 100% natural, certiďŹ ed approved and has proven to be effective in losing weight in a short time frame and more importantly in a safe way.â€? It’s no wonder we’re mad about this tea, according to reports it’s been tried and tested by many health conscious celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Sophia Dahl and Victoria Beckham. ChĂĄ Yi Tea has a ‘certiďŹ cate of approval for health food made in China’, stating that the ChĂĄ Yi Tea brand of slimming teas has a proven weight loss effect. It has a number of other beneďŹ ts, apparently; from boosting the metabolic rate and increasing energy levels, to supporting internal organs as you lose weight. The ChĂĄ Yi Tea system is simple; just drink two cups a day. Its premium ingredients are high in natural anti-oxidants

– if you’re already trying to lose weight, drinking ChĂĄ Yi Tea can help you increase your weight loss by as much as 50%. ChĂĄ Yi Tea is far from your average brew- it’s full of specially selected herbal ingredients to facilitate what scientists call ‘fat oxidation’ - burning the body’s fat reserves as fuel. ChĂĄ Yi Tea helps your body to get rid of the fat rather than store it, while reducing your body’s ability to absorb fat from your food at the same time. Coupled with a sensible diet and light exercise, ChĂĄ Yi Tea targets the fat stored in your body, doubling the results than you would get from diet and exercise alone. The ingredients hold all of the answers. In addition to premium oolong tea, it includes a blend of traditional herbs and plants to help purify the body’s cells and support the essential organs through the digestive

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system and helps to cleanse the body, leaving you with brighter eyes and skin. ChĂĄ Yi is available from Therapie Clinic Waterford. Call 051 870 910 or visit www.therapieclinic.com to avail of the October 3 for 2 offer on ChĂĄ Yi Weight Loss Tea.

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Catch the Birdie, a family show about an egg that doesn’t want to hatch, is at the Garter Lane arts centre with two performances on Saturday, October 11. For details see www.garterlane.ie or call 051-855038

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Jonathan and Jayden Condren Kinsella at the ďŹ nish line

Noel Murphy receiving second prize from Anne Marie Power, Solas Centre

Pictured at The People’s Park for The Solas Run/Fun for life were Marguerite Joy and Margaret Mullally.

Pictured at The People’s Park for The Solas Run/Fun for life was Faith Brennan,

At the ďŹ nish line were Michael O’Mahoney and David Cunningham.

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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD EVENTS In accordance with the Part XVI of the Planning & Development Act, 2000-2007 and the Planning & Development Regulations, 2001, as amended, Waterford City Council hereby gives notice that it intends to hold the following event.

Winterval 2014 – 29th November Event Winterval is Ireland’s Christmas Festival, a fun ďŹ lled festival with lots of family friendly activities and events and is taking place in Waterford City from November 21st to December 23rd 2014. See www.winterval.ie for details. As part of this festival on November 29th Winterval will host a free, open air event on The Mall. The anticipated audience number over the weekend is approximately 7,500 persons from 7pm until 9pm The proposals including the Draft Event Management Plans may be inspected during normal ofďŹ ce hours at the ofďŹ ce of Waterford City Council, Planning Department, Menipia Buidling, The Mall, Waterford, for a period of 5 weeks commencing on 6th October 2014 Submissions or observations in respect of the proposal may be made to Waterford City Council on, or before, 7th November 2014 Submissions should be addressed to the undersigned. Brian White, Director of Services, Department of Planning & Corporate Affairs Waterford City & County Council, Menipia Building The Mall, Waterford City

Rachel Dudley (21) from Tuar na mBlatha, Ferrybank, who recently graduated from Maynooth University with an Honours Degree in Economics and Geography and has commenced a Masters course at Maynooth.

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Waterford Childcare Committee Board members Rena Cody and Derek O’Byrne pictured with TĂšSLA Area Manager Jim Gibson, Minister of Children and Youth Affairs Dr. James Reilly, TD, Mayor of Waterford City and County Councillor James Tobin, Ciara Conway, TD, Waterford City and County Manager Michael Walsh, Waterford Childcare Committee CEO Rose Murphy at the “Working Together For Childrenâ€? event at the Dunhill Multi-Education Centre, Dunhill 7+( 0D\RU RI :DWHUIRUG &LW\ DQG &RXQW\ &OOU -DPHV 7RELQ RSHQHG WKH :DWHUIRUG &KLOGFDUH &RPPLWWHH VHPLQDU Âł:RUNLQJ 7RJHWKHU IRU &KLOGUHQ´ DW WKH 'XQKLOO 0XOWL (GXFDWLRQ &HQWUH 'U -DPHV 5HLOO\ 0LQLVWHU IRU &KLOGUHQ ZDV WKHUH DORQJ ZLWK

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Marguerite Long from Manor Childrens Centre pictured with Mary Purcell, Manager of Ferryfun Childcare and Lucy Stevenson from Williamstown Community Childcare

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In 1952, film director Elia Kazan identified eight former communists in the film industry before the House Committee of Un-American Activities and was an act that left him alienated from the art world and brought him many a critic. In response to those critics, Kazan adapted a screenplay by Arthur Miller and turned it into this piece of cinema, a story about a man who decides to bring a corrupt and violent longshoremen union to justice in Red Hook, Brooklyn, a man who is initially made a pariah but eventually seen as a hero by his fellow workers. Miller, who was a critic of Kazan, responded to this with A View from the Bridge, a play also about longshoremen in Red Hook but this time having a man ruin the life of a duo of poor Italian immigrants who had come to the country illegally, in that play he tells the police of the immigrants for purely selfish reasons and is a pariah once more. The two make an interesting double act and help build context for each other. On the Waterfront is a film is full of great actors but the stand out is most definitely Marlon Brando as our main character, Terry Malloy, he’s great for reasons that our difficult to understand today. Before this time, the majority of actors came from the stage, and acting in plays is wholly different from films, plays require you to emote with your body, to keep your voice

loud no matter how quiet the scene is, in cinema the emotions that a stage actor would need to portray with their entire body can be condensed into the face, actors on camera are afforded the convenience of increased subtlety but it took until Brando for this to happen. His subtlety is his strength; he could never have played on the stage. The arc of Terry is traditional, he begins the film not evil but working for the union, falls for a woman and then decides to renounce his old ways, thankfully the character is so well written that you barely notice this tired arc, he is a man brought low by his brother and the mafia, brought down to their level and forced to survive. The cinematography is excellent and requires multiple viewings to truly appreciate: pay attention to when the film uses POV shots. One of my favourite shots is its final one, its use of sharp angles and large unmoving spaces feels like a true closing, the film is stopping now. I may not agree with Kazan’s decisions and the reasons why he made this, but that doesn’t make it any less of a superb piece of art, On the Waterfront is one of the best and most influential films ever made.

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waiter, instead hearing him as an echo as the line ‘If the lady and gentleman wish to take their tea in the garden’ is repeated twice in a row. The poem starts with ‘as she laughed’ which is a strangely jarring way to commence, as

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Bizarre Ride II: the Pharcyde is a sort of deadend album, one with a unique sound in a unique place that could have been highly influential if anyone else had bothered to copy it but instead just exists as something that’s brilliant and has a somewhat important point in the genre’s history. Bizarre Ride was an alternative hip-hop album that came from Los Angeles California in 1992, East and West coast divides were still highly pronounced by this stage and Alternative was almost completely an East coast genre, the West coast was living in the shadow of NWA with G-Funk in its earliest stages. Bizarre Ride didn’t fit in with Alt staples like A Tribe Called Quest or De La Soul or with West coast groups; in many ways the sound sits in between the two and in other ways it’s wholly separate. The album’s producer was J-Swift who decided on beats that were certainly poppy but not obviously so, the type of sounds that take a listen or two to really start appreciating; this could be attributed to the fact that there is always a lot going on, different samples and skits entering and exiting, different emcees, until you get to grips with it the album can be almost disorientating. The number of emcees is four, all are *wildly* unique to a fascinating extent; I mean I’ve listened to 36 chambers dozens of times and still have trouble identifying who is performing on this song or the other, on Bizarre Ride I could tell the various members apart from the

first time listening. The album has a lot of quirk going for it and is incredibly silly and playful; full of jokes, bursting with character, there is just no album that sounds like this. Bands like The Pharcyde could have been where the Westcoast Hip-Hop was heading, instead, Dr Dre released The Chronic three weeks after this and completely changed the areas direction; G-Funk was probably the biggest hip-hop trend of the 90s. Maybe this was for the best, Pharcyde were definitely different from other Alternative groups but G-Funk simply could not have been produced in New York; regardless Bizarre Ride II: The Pharcyde is an incredible album, possibly the best to come out of the alternative hip-hop genre, and I highly recommend it.

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SAY NO TO WATER CHARGES PUBLIC MEETINGS IN WATERFORD CITY AND COUNTY HOSTED BY TUESDAY 7TH OCTOBER GRANVILLE HOTEL, WATERFORD CITY COMMENCING 8PM

SENATOR DAVID CULLINANE

FRIDAY 10TH OCTOBER O’ SHEA’S HOTEL, TRAMORE, CO. WATERFORD COMMENCING 8PM

MONDAY 13TH OCTOBER LAWLORS HOTEL, DUNGARVAN, CO. WATERFORD COMMENCING 8PM

For more information contact: Senator David Cullinane’s Constituency Office MONDAY 20TH OCTOBER at tel: 051 856066 and mobile: 086 372 5152 OCEAN HOTEL, DUNMORE EAST, CO. WATERFORD COMMENCING 8PM

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2014 ANNUAL YOUTH SERVICE GRANTS (SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH AFFAIRS) The grant scheme, which solely funds voluntary led youth work, aims to make provision for the support of youth club work and youth group activities in Waterford City. The following may apply: • Groups who are registered with Waterford Youth Committee • Groups who have the provision of youth work services as their main function • Groups who operate their programmes through their volunteers • Groups who work with young people between the ages of 10 and 21 years Application forms may be obtained from: Joe Gough Youth Development Officer Waterford Youth Committee Offices Ozanam Street Waterford Tel: 051-874911 E-mail – admin@wyc.ie Website: www.wyc.ie Closing date for receipt of completed applications is Friday 14 November 2014 (Applications received after that date will not be considered)

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CROSSWORDS The first letter of each answer is written next to its clue in alphabetical order. One letter has already been entered. Can you find the words then fit them correctly into the grid?

It may be time to put your observer’s hat on. Note how you’re attracting original thinkers into your world. Note too how certain people dress and how some definitely complement your style. It’s said that we are all just power and energy sources. It seems that these waves vary. When you want to use it, you have an extraordinary ability to turn things around and to direct traffic so that everyone gains. A combination of charm and expertise is at the root of this - plus your natural talent for staying grounded and ensuring practicalities are dealt with. By the end of this week you’re likely to be more in tune with yourself than you have been. True, that might also be because you realise you’ve come to the end of the road as regards a working partnership. It may be that you’ve given this all the energy that you can. You know that thing you do when you’re upset: that withdrawal into your shell? There’s a possibility you might want to do just that toward the weekend - but perhaps not for ‘negative’ reasons’. Fact is that it seems you’re on the threshold of a breakthrough (assuming you haven’t already crossed over). Perhaps you recall that since October 2012 Saturn has been moving through another of the Fixed signs and across the base of your solar chart? On several occasions, this, the very back-bone of this chart has been illuminated with both property and family matters demanding significant attention. By Thursday the Moon will be in your sign and it’s at this point that you may feel better able to voice disquiet at plans. It’s not that you’re being unnecessarily critical but rather more that you need to be clear as to what is planned, a time-frame and how it can best be managed.

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Think back to August last year and the connections you made then. Which of these require attention? It’s very likely that an investment (probably of time) might now require a little cash too. If there’s an issue here it’s perhaps that a close colleague or partner doesn’t share your aim.

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On Saturday, Saturn, still moving through your sign, opposes the Sun. You experienced this transit last year too. This represents something of a cosmic ‘full stop’ moment when any matters not finished to satisfaction come back for those final touches. It might help to think back to last August and September and what you and a colleague were planning. It may be time for review. True, you might simply end up discussing holiday dates. It’s as likely that your joint research and development ideas will push forward. It may not be possible to work from home but it certainly seems that there is home-work to do. Ensuring you have adequate working space set aside could be a driving force this week. Actually, this might well build on plans made late last summer and which you’ve never quite got around to implementing. It might help to think back a few months - perhaps to before the November solar eclipse. Though you may have consciously been reviewing every step you’ve taken since then, this week could provide the first opportunity to make real and lasting amendments. There are some signs who attract drama - and it seems you’re one of them. Perhaps that’s why those of your sign are viewed as chameleons - readily changing direction and style to accommodate conditions. It seems you might spend an increasing amount of time in your ‘dressing-room’ this week.

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Pictured at the Public Participation Network Meeting held at WIT are Peg Tebay, Jo Cregan and Babs Murphy. Photo: Dan McGrath/Editorial Images

Liam Rellis and Catherine Power.

Timmy Fox, Fidelma Williamson, Kay Forristal and George Heaslip. Photo:Dan McGrath/Editorial Images..

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ABBEYLANDS BUSINESS PARK, ABBEYLANDS, FERRYBANK 087-3699699 No matter how good the car you’re driving is, its overall performance is directly governed by the quality of its tyres and the grip they provide. Yet, it is not uncommon for many road drivers to continue to drive on bad or worn-out tyres. Your tyres play a vital role in your driving safety and their importance cannot be understated. Nobody understands that better than the professional people at Slieverue Tyres. The Ferrybank company know that it is absolutely essential that your tyres have good, deep-tread channels to deal with wet conditions, as autumn folds and winter starts to bite. If your tyre is worn out, the remaining tread cannot adequately disperse the water at the contact patch. What happens next is that a film of water is sandwiched between the tyre and the road surface. Once this

happens the grip totally disappears, this is known as aquaplaning. Bald tyres are extremely dangerous and you are taking your life and the lives of your passengers in hand because there is no tread to pump the water away and the car will be slipping and sliding as soon as the rain arrives. So when should you replace your tyres? That’s a good question and an easy one to answer. Tyres have wear indicators that tell you when the tread is too low. Look closely at the shoulder of the tyre and you’ll notice a number of marker arrows. These are about 30cm apart around the edge of the tyre and point to the indicators location. The wear indicators are raised bumps, around 1.6mm high, in the main channels of the tread itself. A new tyre has about 8-9mm of tread depth, but as we drive the tread wears down. Once it wears down to the top of the wear bars it’s time to fit some new rubber.

When this time arrives it pays to talk with a tyre specialist like Slieverue Tyres about the type of tyre that will best suit your motoring needs and keep you and your passengers safe. Also, David Purcell points out at Slieverue Tyres, you’ll need to ensure that your car has its wheels correctly aligned. An incorrect wheel alignment will greatly reduce the tyre’s life. Driving a car with a bad wheel alignment will just scrub off the tread and wear the tyre unevenly. You can have a situation where the tyre has quite good tread on the outside shoulder but the inside is down to the canvas. Watch out for things like steering vibrations or the car tracking to one side. David Purcell says it is very important to check your tyre’s pressure on a weekly basis, say when you fill up your tank or having the car washed, and inspect the tyres regularly for any sign of uneven wear or damage. If you suspect that something’s not right, get it checked by the professionals at Slieverue Tyres as soon as possible.

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Buzz of the week Sex And The City 3? Fans can breathe a sigh of relief It looks like a third film in the series is on its way. Jennifer Hudson, who played Carrie Bradshaw’s assistant in the first film, confirmed at the weekend that a third film is under consideration. Speaking to Dish Nation. “Somebody just came to me talking about that, so if it’s in the talks, it might happen”. Hudson’s news is the latest to come out of the Sex And the

City 3 camp, after producer Michael Patrick King told Entertainment Weekly back in February that they had “one story left”. Just days later, Sarah Jessica Parker said: “Michael and I know what that story would be but, when and if it is ever told, there has been no concrete discussion about it ever.” It looks like a lot has changed over the past few months. Will keep you posted.

TV of the week Love/Hate (RTE1, Sunday, 9.30pm) It has to be, for by now you will be well and truly sucked in after last Sunday’s kick-off of Season 5 and know that good ol’ Nidge didn’t succumb to the assassin at the end of last year’s cliff-hanger but slunk off, like the best of them, to join the Oirish mob on the sunny costa-what-have-you. Having regrouped, he is back on home turf looking after Darren, Linda and the gang, know what I mean like...

Meanwhile, all his old enemies are out for their pound of flesh – and coke - and no hiding place seems in sight. Stuart Carolan’s writing has been ace from the offset, the acting superb, production values spot-on and, after last week’s opener, there is little doubt that this run will be one for our money. There is already talk of season 6. The best thing RTE has done, bar none. Nidge, Nidge, know what I mean...

Album of the week Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Songs From The Vault (Warner Bros) The ‘vault’ aspect of the title refers to this fine collection of songs from the former frontwoman of Fleetwood Mac that, although only now released, were written back in the day when Mac ruled the turntable for a lot of young post-hippie rock heads. A very fine collection it is too, with more than a tinge of past hits like Rhiannon and Landside. Starshine, the hypnotic opener, is full-throttle Mac-style but the outstander has to be Hard Advice, which is a beautiful lullaby about lingering love, more than a passing nod to Nicks’ former boyfriend and band-mate Lindsey Buckingham. Rumours (sic) has it, they were the best days of their lives. Nicks and the band are back on the road to mark the 35th anniversary of Rumours.

THOUGHT OF THE WEEK Help make Irish roads safer With National Road Safety Week upon us, here’s a few sobering thoughts regarding driving and the Irish. Ever wonder why the 50kph spped limit came about as 30mph? A pedestrian hit by a car at 50kph has a 97.5% chance of survival; at 60kph that goes down to 50% and at 70kph that falls to just 10%. Statistics last weekend showed

Film of the week Dracula Untold (15A, nationwide) In the same week that authorities say they have found the grave of the real Dracula, Vlad The Impaler, comes this piece of enjoyable hokum-pokum. It’s a very different scenario from the old Hammer Horror outings. Here we have Luke Evans getting his teeth into the part of Prince Vlad of Transylvania, the original of the species, and given the moniker The Impaler because of his appetite for skewering his

enemies. Debut director Gary Shore bleeds, I mean milks, this for all it’s worth with heaps of style and not without wit. When not busy with the skewer, Vald is a thoroughly decent sort of skin who adores his wife and son and gets on with his army of mates. But of course, all is not what it seems, for Vlad’s a bit of a lad don’t you know, and a thirsty one at that. Oh dear, it’s all going to end in blood and tears.

that 69% of us exceed the imposed 50kph speed limit in built-up areas: this is where the majority of pedestrians, school children and family pets most congregate, not to mention parked vehicles and farming machinery. Yet, it’s here and not on the motorway that the majority of motoring accidents occur, the majoiry with fatalalities result.

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SOCIAL MEDIA of the week Kim Kardashian, Hollywood 2 (Facebook) The B-list celebrity has a huge fan base, not least in Ireland where she honeymooned when she updated to A-list status after knotting the knot with rapper Kanye West. Kim Kardashian, Hollywood, by Glue Games has been updated. Now, players can travel to romantic Italy and plan their dream wedding – no mention of the ol’ sod honeymoon

here. Other additions include clothing such as tuxedos and wedding gowns and, don’t you know, wedding rings as big as The Ritz. The new departure here is the update is also available via Facebook with new quests and gifts for you and your other half and messages from Kimmie herself. All yours, says I ...

App of the Week Ask A Doctor (IOS, free) How many times have you had a medical question, not urgent but occupying your thoughts, but you just can’t get to the doctor right now. This app gives you access to a qualified GP, American I’d say, who will endeavour to answer your query. What’s great is you get the answer, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All you do is memo your concern, send a pic if

you like of, say, that dubious rash, and press send, And await the response. I feel tempted to say you should always consult your GP first before using this app but that kind of defeats its purpose. Technology has come a long way since I remember a neighbour of ours cycling eight miles in the middle of the night to fetch the d o c for my ailing brother.

Book of the Week Lines Of Vision – Irish Writers On Art (National Gallery Of Ireland) Roddy Doyle, Colm Toibin and John Banville are just some of the 50 literary giants featured in this collection and whose particular pieces for the anthology to mark the gallery’s 150-year anniversary were inspired by paintings on display at the National Gallery. For example, a poem Seamus Heaney finished 10 days before he died sees the Nobel laureate exploring the quiet beauty

of a canal painted by French artist Gustave Caillebotte, where time is slowed to “a walking pace” and “world stands still”. Not surprisingly, it’s called Banks Of A Canal. The collection is edited by Janet McLean, the gallery’s curator of European art 1850-1950, with each literary contribution accompanied by the painting that sparked the writer’s creativity. Would make a wonderful pressie..

DVD of the week Once Upon A Time In America (1984, long version)

Game of the Week Heroes v. Villians (IOS, €00.89) Introducing a new chapter in the age-old game of good versus evil. The heroes, a group of clean-cut individuals who like to think they are fighting the good fight and protecting the player: the baddies, are they evil outsiders or just misunderstood? Play across 30+ hand-crafted maps, consisting of land, mountain, forest, water and special

tiles and conceal your ‘hunter’ or ‘zombie’ therein. You can even play competitively online against players from around the world. Level up your profile by completing challenges, killing opponents, and beating players online. Addictive you could say, as if they were not enough killing and mayhem in the world. Away, you go ...

starring Robert De Niro as Noodles Muldoon, the enigmatic James Woods, Joe Pesci, the lovely Tuesday Weld and the equally-so Elizabeth McGovern, it’s all about contrition and redemption and laying down old ghosts - and gangsters too. If you can’t watch this long version at 229 minutes, forget it for you’re wasting your time...

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I first watched this, one rainy Saturday, curled up on the sofa for nigh on four hours. Worth every second, for this has to be the best portrayal of Prohibition-era America told through the eyes of four gangster pals starting from their New York Lower East Side childhood in 1910 and covering five decades. Directed by Sergio Leone (yes, he) and

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7KH %R[WUROOV Laika Entertainment has earned a reputation for crafting captivating handcrafted stop-motion animation with Coraline and ParaNorman. The intense detailing that goes into their ďŹ lms makes them an instant must-see for animation lovers. But it’s their distinctive look and challenging storytelling that capture the imagination of children of all ages. By my count, The Boxtrolls is their most daring and delightful ďŹ lm yet. Based on the Alan Snow book Here Be Monsters!, The Boxtrolls is set in a dystopian town that is tense with fear over the titular creatures. In the ďŹ lm’s ďŹ rst scene, we see a troll wearing a box run off with a baby as a human bellows in protest off screen. This is Archibald Snatcher, a lowerclass cad who aims to climb the social ranks of a cheeseloving society by exterminating the Boxtrolls that local

0HQ :RPHQ &KLOGUHQ With all due respect to the male actors in the cast, I walked out of Jason Reitman’s latest drama Men, Women and Children in awe of the ladies‌ and its their troubling stories that continue to stick with me weeks after that initial screening. If you have heard anything about Jason Reitman’s adaptation of Chad Kultgen’s novel, you know that it’s about “The Internetâ€? (in a broad sense), and about how technology affects several members of a small Texas community. Reitman weaves through roughly 5 to 10 individual stories which intersect as Men, Women and Children probes its subjects – sometimes deeply, sometimes superďŹ cially. He doesn’t judge. He just observes, and waits for the audience to recognize and empathize with the characters of our choosing. So why am I gravitating to the stories of three women? Because of the outstanding performances of Judy Greer, Jennifer Garner and Rosemarie DeWitt, all playing suburban wives and mothers with vastly different problems to bear. I don’t necessarily relate to any of them. Garner’s character is an overprotective shrew who monitors her only daughter’s

every virtual move – not noticing how the young girl is maturing outside of her mother’s harsh gaze. And Greer plays an accidental monster – a mom who thinks she is helping her teenage daughter with her online modeling career. There’s a ďŹ ne line between “legitimate online modelingâ€? and “madeto-order child porn,â€? though. To be honest, I still feel that Jason Reitman is at his best when he has a story to tell. The contemplative and engrossing Up in the Air, as an example, remains his high point (no pun intended). But

the director seems content to linger on larger character studies in Men, Women and Children, capturing different types of people who are struggling to ďŹ nd their place in a tech-heavy time. Reitman himself will tell you that Thank You For Smoking isn’t about cigarettes, Juno isn’t about teen pregnancy, and Men, Women and Children isn’t about the Internet. All of those ďŹ lms are about people, and from where I was sitting, the women emerged at the end with the better stories to tell.

legend insists steal babies and gobble them up. But we’re quickly given access to the real subterranean life of Boxtrolls, who only eat bugs, and come to the surface for spare parts to fuel their culture’s deepseated need to invent. Among them lives Eggs, the boy who grows up believing he’s one of them. But as more

and more of his Boxtroll family is abducted by Snatcher, Eggs is forced to venture out on his own. (His peers are too timid by nature.) Meeting Winnie, an outspoken young girl with a deliciously morbid interest in the Boxtrolls, he discovers a partner in his quest to ďŹ nd--and if possible free--his snatched away adoptive father, Fish. All in all, The Boxtrolls is spectacular. In retrospect, its main plot is a bit straightforward. But that’s less of an issue for a children’s movie. Moreover, it’s hard to care when watching it unfurl is so much damn fun! Lush with texture, details, and jokes, The Boxtroll is a feast for the eyes as well as a jaunty ride. Between its lively and colorful world, its rousing story, adorable heroes, willful silliness and daring The Boxtrolls isn’t just a superb movie for the whole family, it’s the best animated ďŹ lm of the year.

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remember my father after his second heart attack, in the convalescent home, and he said to me, ‘I don’t think I’d like to be in an institution, a home’. And I remember thinking as I looked into his still boyish-blue eyes, ‘Could I really have you come live with me should it come to that?’ It didn’t as it happened — the next bang got him — so I never had to answer that question. Given that I don’t know who was the more contrary at that stage in our lives, would we have ended up rubbing each other up the wrong way? And then, let’s be honest, most of the ‘looking after’ him would have fallen to the mother of my FKLOGUHQ ZKR IRXQG KLP GLIÂż FXOW DW WKH EHVW RI times, though she never shirked from that possible responsibility. I mention all this because a report this week says there is a rise in the number of families having to care for ageing parents — as well as adult children — and it could all end in tears, with the end of any notion of ‘comfortable’ middle age. A study predicts increasing ‘resentment’ among those in their 40s and 50s who are having to take on increased responsibilities for family — while working longer before drawing that very muchdiminished pension. These ‘burdens’ mean fewer will be able to use the pre-retirement years to pay RII PRUWJDJHV DQG IXOÂż OO OLIHWLPH DPELWLRQV

Twenty odd years ago, when the notion of a pension hit me, I thought that, come that day, I would be comfortably well-off, with mortgage and all-and-sundry paid for. Sub-lending, austerity and ¿ VFDO FOLIIV ZHUH QRW SDUW RI RXU ODQJXDJH This week’s study reveals the number of people having to look after their aged parents is set to rise by up to a quarter in the next decade. The wonderful woman in my life, with her three siblings, ensures that her mother is never not accounted for, is always overnight in one house or the other — in fact, there’s a regular roster — and, even at 90 come December, and after a major health setback three years ago, her mother still maintains her own sense of independence and still keeps her own house in order. This, though, is not

the picture for many who live well into their 80s. As an aside, it was only a generation or two ago that one offspring in a family was often left looking after an aged parent, holding the fort in the parental home. I remember my father’s youngest sister doing that. She lost out on life and love and a family of her own. But I never once heard her complain about looking after ‘mammy’. Back to the report: another salient point is that we middle-agers are also facing the annoyance of children aged 20 to 35 increasingly staying home, because they cannot afford a place of their own. And PDQ\ DUH KDYLQJ WR Âż QDQFLDOO\ VXSSRUW WKHLU JURZQ up kids as well. Don’t I know only too well. He’s the youngest but at 27 shows no sign of vacating the premises and has

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his mother at times driven to distraction. In fairness, WKRXJK KH KDV Âż QDOO\ VHWWOHG GRZQ DV LW ZHUH DQG LV LQ WKH Âż QDO \HDU RI EXVLQHVV GHJUHH LQ FROOHJH In the last 15 years, the number of young adults living with their parents has risen by 20%. The study, Future Identities, points to the end of traditional age identities as younger pensioners EHFRPH KHDOWKLHU DQG \RXQJHU DGXOWV Âż QG LW KDUGHU to buy their own home. There will be a new category between adolescence and ‘full adulthood’ called ‘emerging adulthood’ — don’t ask — while ‘older adulthood’ will cover those aged 60 to 75. We will have to get used to a population which is getting gradually older, the scientists say. (I’m all for it, I say. Now.). Half of all children born since since 2000 could live to the age of 100 and the number of over-75s ZLOO LQFUHDVH E\ RQH Âż IWK LQ Âł)RU WKH DIĂ€ XHQW PLGGOH FODVVHV D FRPIRUWDEOH and leisured early old-age can be enjoyed while health lasts,’’ says the report. “However, this will not be the case for all, as many people will lack the Âż QDQFLDO UHVRXUFHV QHHGHG WR DFKLHYH WKLV OHYHO RI comfort and security.’’ The study concludes: “The growth in the so-called ‘sandwich’ generation, who have responsibilities for both childrearing and elderly care, has implications for social policy as this group may demand greater UHFRJQLWLRQ DQG SRWHQWLDOO\ DVVLVWDQFH Âż QDQFLDO RU otherwise.’’ In short, when we middle-agers get to our parents’ JUDQG DJH ZH ZLOO QHHG D Âż QDQFLDO VXE IRU ZLWK DOO this austerity by then we’ll be pretty broke. And we will probably need that gown-up-child, who refuses to give notice to quit, to look out for our needs and allow us to stay on in what was once our home. As my darling daughter once said to me: “Be nice to me, Dad — remember, I’ll pick the nursing home.’’ Over my dead body, girl ... over my dead body.

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Talking Business with Sarah Bolger DO you ever remember as a child throwing a blanket over your head and running around until you ran into a door? This illustrates perfectly what it is like to try and grow a business without doing market research. When people think of industry research, they may sometimes have a vision of a SHUVRQ ORFNHG DZD\ LQ DQ RI¿ FH surrounded by paper work and getting lost in a sea of knowledge, which they struggle to grasp. A job that’s time consuming, pointless and only for expert’s to conduct. However, with our online

abilities, information on industries, trends, competitors, and best practice companies, has never been so accessible. You ( Yes, you! ) can conduct a quick but intensive overview of your industry, your position within the market, along with your competitors position by simplify dedicating a small amount of time each month to gain a understanding of what you need to do to be responsive to your customers changing needs and wants. These small hours each month will ensure you are always proactive, forward thinking and ahead of the game, allowing you to improve your products, services, marketing efforts, and customer service. To begin your market research, create headings similar to below. These will help you structure your market research time and set objective’s to ensure on completing research you have learned and gained valuable and tangible information to move your business forward.

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Talking Fitness with Siobhan Fitzpatrick BONES play many roles in the body – providing structure, protecting organs, anchoring muscles and storing calcium. While it’s particularly important to take steps to build strong and healthy bones during childhood and adolescence, you can also take steps during adulthood to protect bone health too. 6LQHDG )LW]SDWULFN ZKR ¿ OOV this slot every second week, will discuss the risk factors to poor bone health in a future column along with some tips on how to maximise your bone health. This week I will focus VSHFL¿ FDOO\ RQ WKH LPSRUWDQFH RI

exercise in the quest for healthy bones. Weight-bearing exercise is one of the most important factors in building strong bones and slowing bone loss. Weight-bearing exercise means you are on your hands or your feet carrying your weight. Examples include: ‡ +RSSLQJ 6NLSSLQJ ‡-XPSLQJ ‡ 5XQQLQJ *\PQDVWLFV .DUDWH and all types of dancing ‡ 7HQQLV +RFNH\ %DVNHWEDOO

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Muscle strengthening exercises are also important in maintaining and improving bone health. These include activities where you move your body, a weight or some resistance against gravity. Examples include: ‡ /LIWLQJ ZHLJKWV ‡ 8VLQJ HODVWLF H[HUFLVH EDQGV ‡ 8VLQJ ZHLJKW PDFKLQHV ‡ /LIWLQJ \RXU RZQ ERG\ ZHLJKW Any form of exercise is good for your general health but unfortunately common nonweight bearing activities such as cycling and swimming do not help in building strong bones. Therefore it is important that these exercises are combined with any from the above lists.

Siobhan Fitzpatrick is a chartered physiotherapist and owner of Waterford Chartered Physiotherapy Clinic. You can contact her at www.waterfordphysiotherapy.ie or 087 7683322

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Lifestyle PUNK rocks my world Craft beer column by Jim Flash Gordon I’M having a “momentâ€?. I’m recallLQJ WKH RFFDVLRQ Âż YH \HDUV DJR ZKHQ , WDVWHG 381. ,3$ P\ Âż UVW proper, hop-loaded, pale ale. I was ZRUNLQJ LQ 5HYROXWLRQ ZH DOZD\V stocked Erdinger, Budvar, Leffe et al, but a rep dropped in with some Brewdog beers and I thought Âľ%ORRG\ KHOO WKLV LV D WRWDOO\ QHZ thing.’ I took a look at the wider craft beer offering, but the imports beginning to come across from the burgeoning US & UK “craft beerâ€? scene had a UHYHODWRU\ LQWHQVLW\ RI Ă€ DYRXU ,W ZDV the fruitiness of the hops. You can JHW WKRVH Ă€ DYRXUV ZLWK %ULWLVK KRSV EXW \RX KDYH WR XVH DEVROXWHO\ ORDGV whereas American hops are intense with pine, orange and big citrus Ă€ DYRXUV 7RGD\ WKRVH Ă€ DYRXUV DUH HYHU\ where in Ireland. Over the past decade, the headline news about Irish beer has been grim - pubs around the

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new level and that all other Irish red DOHV ,3$V RU QRW ZLOO LQHYLWDEO\ be measured against from now on. (YHU\ VLQJOH RQH RI WKHP WDVWHG DEVROXWHO\ XQUHDO It’s impossible to explain how fantastic these beers are. You have to H[SHULHQFH WKHP IRU \RXUVHOI I had heard amazing things, but ZKHQ , Âż QDOO\ JRW WR VDPSOH WKHP , ZDV FRPSOHWHO\ EORZQ DZD\ &UDIW EHHU SXEV DOO RYHU 'XEOLQ DUH scrambling to get as much of this “nectar of the godsâ€? on tap as posVLEOH 7KDWÂśV D JRRG WKLQJ IRU XV WKH\ will be in Revolution & Oskars next week +DSS\ 'ULQNLQJ

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What’s on the menu? ROAST HAKE FILLETS WITH CHERRY TOMATOES, BASIL AND MOZZARELLA I SPOTTED this nice take on Hake in Neven Maguire’s new book The Nation’s Favourite Food . Hake has a beautiful soft and delicate texture and when you cook it in the style of this recipe it makes a more substantial meal of it. INGREDIENTS Hake Fillets 4x175g

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Ashley Thompson of Thompsons CarryOut Offlicence, Ferrybank, Waterford would pair The Granary’s Roast Hake Fillets with Cherry Tomatoes, Basil and Mozzarella with a fantastic little range of German Wheat beers From Schneider Weisse. He writes: G. Schneider & Sohn is a Bavarian brewery company founded in 1872 by Georg Schneider I and his son Georg Schneider II, after they acquired the Weisses Brauhaus in Munich, the oldest wheat beer brewery in the city. In 1927 ,the owners, who to this day are descendants of Georg Schneider I, expanded their brewing operations into Kelheim and Straubing after the breweries in Munich were destroyed in 1944 by bombing. Weissbier means “white beer� in German. The name derives from the yellowish-

Cherry Tomatoes,thinly sliced x12 Buffalo Mozzarella,sliced x120g Basil pesto 2xtbs Salt and freshly ground Black Pepper Preheat the oven to 200c Place the Hake on a baking sheet,skin side down,and season with salt and pepper.Arrange the tomato slices on top to cover the fish.Top the tomatoes with

mozzarella and then drizzle over the pesto. Bake for 15 minutes, until the mozzarella is bubbling and lightly golden. This will make a perfect supper dish when served with baby potatoes and a green salad. *The Granary CafÊ is on O’Connell Street, Waterford

And what to drink with it.... And what it.... white tinge that is imparted by the to pale drink roasty aromaswith of toasted malts. malted wheat from which the brew is made. In North America, the brew is more commonly called Hefeweizen (literally “yeast wheat�), because it is unfiltered, meaning the yeast remains in suspension and causes the beer to look slightly turbid. Filtered, clear Weissbier, incidentally, is called Kristallweizen (“crystal wheat�). There are also dark wheat beers. These are called Dunkelweizen (“dark wheat�). Schneider Weisse offer a whole range of different styles of wheat beer, ranging from Tap 1 to Tap 11 and their powerful Eisbock at 12% ABV. Depending on your tastes , preferences & ABV strengths , these beers can offer a whole range of complex flavours with subtle notes of ripe bananas, raisins, plums liquorice , bitter spicy hops and

In conjunction with the subtlety of the hake fillets and the sweetness of the tomatoes and basil, there is something here for all to enjoy . A personal favourite of mine , would be TAP5 Meine Hopfenweisse (8.2% ABV), a new wheat beer style , a shiny golden, slightly reddish strong wheat doppelbock. An intense floral aroma that reminds of tropical fruit and pineapple. An exotic fruity sweetness meets with fireworks of hops. This extreme wheat beer shows how far wheat beer taste can go and pairs very well with most subtle to rich dishes . Schneider Weisse is available in Thompsons CarryOut Offlicence, Ferrybank, Waterford. Like our Facebook Page Ferrybank Beer Club for more beer tasting notes. Cheers.

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combination of both battery and engine, something you can monitor via a graphic display in the centre of the dash. What all this cleverness creates is not only an environmentallyminded Executive saloon but also a very powerful one that glides away from rest, then storms forward as if magnetically attracted by the horizon. If you keep you ULJKW IRRW SODQWHG ÂżUPO\ WR WKH Ă€RRU LQ WKH *6 K VL[W\ IURP a standing start is demolished in just 5.9s on the way to a top speed necessarily limited to 155mph. There’s also a lower-powered 178bhp GS300h hybrid model on offer. In the GS250 conventional 9 SHWURO PRGHO WKH ÂżJXUHV DUH 8.6s and 144mph. Either way, there’s a ‘Drive Mode Select’ system with ‘Eco’ and ‘Sport’ settings, depending on how you want to drive. And the option of choosing an F-Sport model that, as well as stiffer springs and dampers, gives you what Lexus calls ‘AVS’

- ‘Adaptive Variable Suspension’ - accessible via an extra more dynamic ‘Sport Plus’ setting. Go for the top GS450h F-Sport and this is also combined for a four wheel steering system. Summary This is a refreshing car in so many ways. Instead of simply copying its competitors in the full-sized executive saloon segment, Lexus continues to take a different approach with this

fourth generation GS. You could ask why there’s no diesel engine - but in doing so, you’d also have to answer the question as to why one might be needed when in hybrid form, this car can match the fuel and CO2 returns of any direct comparably performing V6 diesel rival you care to name, and GR VR ZLWK JUHDWHU UH¿QHPHQW DQG less poisonous emissions from cheaper fuel. Of course, going the hybrid route in this Lexus is

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compressing the back during deep back bends, trying to bring the curve over the full length of the spine rather than just the lumber region. Daffy Duck back Yoga poses and exercises that will help a Daffy Duck back are ones like lunges that will open the front of the hip flexors, but be careful not to allow the lower back to arch in this position. Also forward folds help release tightness in the lower back, assisting in decompressing the lumbar region from its exaggerated C shape. It is important to ensure that

the bend occurs over the whole of the back and not just the shoulders. When initially tackling a postural imbalance it’s a good idea to place a little more focus on the postures that will ease out chronically tight areas and release tension, rather than going straight to the strengthening exercises. Trish Hayden, YogaToGo, teaches Total Barre in The Watershed, and Yoga in the Watershed, Callan, and Castlecomer. For information on teaching or one-to-one sessions, phone 086-3895507, or Facebook YogaToGo with Trish Hayden.

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$UH \RX D 'DII\ 'XFN RU D 3LQN 3DQWKHU" By Trish Hayden OUR BODIES have a way of balancing themselves so sometimes people with bad posture don’t have pain or muscle tension and cope perfectly well. However there are some postural stances that can cause back pain in various ways. One of the most common is the alignment of the pelvis. Sometimes it tilts a little too far forward from normal and causes a large arch in the back called hyperlordosis of the lumbar spine, or it tilts back, causing the back to flatten, called hypolordosis. A great way of visualising these two postures is Daffy Duck for the larger lumbar curve and Pink Panther for the flatter back. In this article we’ll talk about lumbar hyperlordosis (Daffy Duck!). The cause could be genetics, habit or even old injuries. Tight hip flexors and weak abdominals can often be present with this posture. Although be careful not to focus solely on strengthening the abdominal muscles

without balancing with work on the back muscles, as this can contribute to a further pulling forward. Aches and pains The iliopsoas muscles, also known as the hip flexors, are often tight or shortened in people with hyperlordosis. This can be aggravated by sitting for

long periods of time in chairs. Both hip flexors muscles share a common insertion point at the top of the thigh bone and when they are chronically shortened they pull the pelvis forward, creating an anterior tilt, which pulls the lumbar spine into greater lordosis. Hyperlordosis can lead to

aches and pains from tightened postural muscles along the spine, or occasionally pinching of the facet joints (where the bony edges of vertebrae meet on the posterior side of the spine). Therefore, in yoga, someone with a hyperlordotic back needs to be watchful of

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Five frees from Martin O’Neill took a chunk out of the lead before the half time Waterford United’s Kevin O’Connor (Blues Supporters Club Young Player of the Year 2014) and Brian Nolan (Blues Supporters Club Player of the Year 2014) whistle. Mount Sion missed three glorious goal chances on the Ravis Zakis West Waterford team on winning the Waterford restart to resurrect their hopes. around the course and as usual nile results starting with girls Ian Galgey spurned the best of the Gardai were there in num- under 10 1 Ally Cunningham won the Human Race 30 km Senior Hurling Championship WKHP ZKHQ KH ÀLFNHG WKH VOLRWDU bers and very much appreciated. West Waterford 2 Caoimhe run in Limerick UL on Sunday (Ballygunner 2-16 Mount Sion Prendergast do 3 Rachel last in 1 hr 44 miniutes and on 0-09). wide with the goal at his mercy. Mooney Tramore Teams 1 Saturday Philip Harty from the We started brightly and were Despite the heroic efforts of &URVV &RXQWU\ St Augustine’s College W W 21 pts 2 Waterford 43 3 same club was second in the ahead by two points before Gleeson, they failed to register Abbeyside was the venue on WW 75 , u 12 1 Kate Killigrew Galway City 10 Km in 31 min- %ULDQ 2 6XOOLYDQ VWUXFN WKH ¿UVW for the closing quarter. Sunday last for the start of WW 2 Megan Keogh Ind 3 utes 55 seconds of his two goals to leave the the County Cross Country Kate Keogh Ind Team 1 WW score 1-03 to 0-02 after fourteen Championship programme and 23 pts 2 Wat 36 3 WW 52, u &RXQWLHV minutes.Five minutes later he all clubs in the county were 14 1 Lindsey McGuire Wat 2 On Sunday next October 12 hit his second goal to put us 2-04 represented and in the senior Caoibhe Duffy Niblock FB 3 th the County Championship to 0-05 up after twenty minutes. 6RODV 0LOHV Approximately 830 competed event which also incorporated Zoe Kiely do Team 1 WW 22 Cross Country season contin- Pauric Mahony kept putting the in the Annual Beat 102/103 WKH :HVW :DWHUIRUG 2SHQ ¿[- pts 2 Wat 28 3 FB 30 ,u 16 ues at St Augustine’s College points up with his frees and we Solas Centre 10 miles road race ture other counties were rep- Darina Ni Sheanlaoich WW 2 Abbeyside with races for went in ahead at half time 2-05 in the City, Ring Road and and resented. Andrew Connick Hannah Power do 3 Rena Behan Boys Girls u 9,11,13,15,17, 19 to 0-07.In the second have we Ballygunner, Dunmore Road Ferrybank won the senior men’s KCK Team 1 WW 12 pts 2 Wat Novice and Master’s Men and kept up the hard work with JJ areas on Sunday and Trevor title from Iain O’Byrne and 44, u 18 1 Aoife Hamilton WW Women and please note the Hutchinson adding two points Power was the very easy win- P J Scollard both Waterford. 2 Orla Queally FB 3 Meg Ryan ¿[WXUH EHJLQV DW DP WKLV and Barry O Sullivan and Harley ner in 54 minutes and 10 sec- Waterford won the team event WW. Boys u 10 1 Jake Coffey Sunday. An appeal is made to Barnes with one each to extend with the latter two plus Brian FB 2 Tom Halley Tram 3 Peter all clubs to get their athletes out our lead.Mount Sion had a couonds, Noel Murphy was second 6ZDE\ ¿UVW MXQLRU ZDV $QG\ Cummins WW Team 1 Tram 26 in each age category right up to ple of goal chances but Stephen in 55.28 and Frank Quinlan Reidy Waterford. Corina pts 2 WW 38 3 Wat 49, u 12 1 Master’s O Keeffe pulled off some great was third in 57.47 all three Walsh led the ladies home with Oisin O’Riordan WW 2 Callum saves and with the forwards Waterford AC. First lady home Niamh Tebay Waterford second Hurley FB 3 Darragh O’Keeffe 0XQVWHU &KDPSLRQVKLSV adding to the scoreboard at the in 65.29 was Sally Forristal, and Diane Chazhikova West do Team 1 WW 17 pts 2 FB 22 3 On Sunday October 26 th other end we came out on top to second was Elaine O’Donovan Waterford third, the team winWat 41, u14 1 Jake Bagge FB 2 WKH ¿UVW 0XQVWHU ¿[WXUH RI WKH win the County title .Well done in 67.53 both St Joseph’s and ners were West Waterford with Cian O’Riordan WW 3 Cormac season will be the Boys and to Fergal ,Rory and Pauric and Kate Nolan Waterford AC Walsh, Chazhikova and Sarah O’Mahoony WW Team 1 FB Girls under 10,12,14,16 and 18 to the players and back room was third in 68.38. The cat- Prendergast. The James Hughes 16 pts 2 WW 25, u 16 1 Miceål Novice & U/23 Cross Country team,the ladys committee and egory winners were as fol- Perpetual Trophy for the winner Power WW 2 Jamie Mc Carthy Championships at Turnpike, everyone who helped out during lows; Men Junior Cathal Daly, of the West Waterford Open Wat 3 Niall Blackwell WW near Two Mile Borris, Co. the year . M 40 Michael O’Mahony, M race went to Kevin Maunsell Team WW 18 pts, u 18 1 Eoin Tipperary. 50 Dermot Power, M 60 Jim Clonmel and Corina Walsh was Browne FB 2 Sean Curran WW Minor Power. Ladies; Junior Anna ¿UVW ODG\ KRPH 3 Liam Reilly do Team WW 16 Our Minor team play Kelly, F40 Ethel Ryan, F50 Liz pts. Dungarvan in the county semi Nolan, F 60 Terri Gough. There -XYHQLOH VHFWLRQ ¿QDO UHSOD\ RQ 7XHVGD\ QLJKW LQ were many Voluntary Groups The following were the juve- :LQ LQ /LPHULFN )UDJKHU ¿HOG DW Congratulations to our senior and individuals helping out

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8 %DOO\JXQQHU '/6 We played Dls in the U 16 FRXQW\ VHPL ÂżQDO RQ 6DWXUGD\ LQ Ballygunner.We played with a VWURQJ EUHH]H LQ WKH ÂżUVW KDOI DQG used it to our advantage scoring nine points.We were well on top LQ WKH ÂżUVW KDYH EXW 'OV VFRUHG D goal close on half time to close the gap to three points.The second half was a close game but two quick goals from Dls put us on the back foot but the lads never gave up and kept putting over the scores but in the end we came up just short.Well done to all the players for all the hard work put in throughout the year.

Bohemians FC & %RKV % %DOOLQURDG % This was another great performance from a very eager and energetic Boh’s team. They got off to a great start scoring JRDOV LQ WKH ¿UVW PLQV ZLWK goals from Milo, Adam, and Fabio. Ballinroad found their feet and put us under a lot of pressure and to their credit they got a goal back just before half time. Ballinroad came out strong in the second half getting 2 early goals to level the match but our team got stuck in with Andrew scoring from the penalty spot after he was taken down and a great solo goal from our man of the match Tom Spain and we got two late goals from Milo and Jamie. Well done guys keep up the good work. Squad: A O’Brien, A Camon (C),E Bowe, R McNicholas, T Spain, M Curran, N Bagge, A O’Neill, F Rossetti, A O’Neill, S Glenna McCormack, J Chikwe, C Farrell. 8 % %RKV 9LOOD Another great win for this up and coming team which was delivered without the services of Jamie and Michael who were RQ KXUOLQJ GXW\ 7KH EDFN ¿YH of goalie Osh with Lee, Shane, Luke and Odhran were solid throughout, reading the game well and soaking up the early attacks from a lively Villa side. The hard working Johnston twins led the attack up front and their tireless work-rate had the Villa defence under presVXUH IURP WKH VWDUW 7KH PLG¿HOG foursome of Matthew, Sean, Ryan and Colm were top class, never letting Villa settle and showing some nice touches of skill as Bohs piled on the pressure from the start. 8QGHU % %RKV $ .LOPDFRZ $ We faced a very strong

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Sport Round-up Kilmacow team in the u15b league. Once again we got off to a bad start when Kilmacow VFRUHG ZLWKLQ WKH ¿UVW WZR PLQutes from a long range free that seemed to turn at the last minute with the help of a strong breeze. The difference this week though was the fact that the lads never let their heads go down and began playing the better football of the two sides. After making VRPH JUHDW FKDQFHV ZH ¿QDOO\ got a goal back with Adam Duggan converting from the penalty spot. We went into half time level and from the start RI WKH VHFRQG KDOI WR WKH ¿QDO whistle we were the better team ZLWK DOO WKH ODGV ¿JKWLQJ IRU HYery ball and chasing after every ORVW RQH :H ¿QDOO\ WRRN WKH lead when Tom Gallagher who KDG FRPH RQ ¿QLVKHG EULOOLDQWO\ DIWHU ¿QGLQJ KLPVHOI RQH RQ RQH with the keeper. After this we had a couple of chances with Hakeem Owalaye coming close DQG ¿QDOO\ 7RP JHWWLQJ KLV VHFond to give us a 3-1 win. Squad : Mark Phelan, Jake Bagge, Neil Madigan, Chris Muresan, Jordan Power, Adam Duggan, Jordan Reilly, John Kavanagh, Luke Cronin, Robin Brophy, Patrick Browne, Tom Gallagher, Daniel Cleary, Emmanuel Adeyemi, Hakeem Owalaye. Junior League Results. 4/10 Div 1 Bohs 0-0 St Pauls. 5/10 Youth B Dungarvan 5-1 Bohs. Scorer Ben Fitzgerald. Junior League Fixtures 10/10 Youth A Bohs v Villa 12/10 Youth B Ferrybank v Bohs Sod turning In addition to our own members & committee, we had a group of former players in Ben Wadding Park on Saturday last i.e. Tommy Coady, Dick Quinn, Barry Walshe, Mikey Mooney and Michael Dalton. As well as John Delaney, Gary Power and Michael Loobey were present representing the F.A.I. Hilary Quinlan & Davy Daniels former players and former Waterford Mayors both honoured us with their presence as did Junior Minister Paudie Coffey, Andy Bowe and John.J.Hearne – thank you to all for your attendance it is very much appreciated.

Hockey :DWHUIRUG ODGLHV ÂżUVW KRPH match was eagerly awaited at the Newtown ground. With sun shining the home team welcomed who were promoted from the division below. A strong 14 squad lined out for Waterford who took procession RI WKH ÂżUVW KDOI IURP WKH ZKLVWOH Waterford led 3-2 at half time

Karen Harris Sweeney, Dunmore Adventure, presents a set of jerseys to Park Rangers U13 manager Fergus Darcy & defender James O’Shea for the 2014 season. and Waterford were determined to do some damage in the second half. Bruff failed to respond to Waterford’s continued attack with Laura Widger scoring two Âą RQH VXSHUE GHĂ€HFWLRQ IURP D short corner to the top of the net - and Kristin Lyons securing her hatrick for the day with another trade mark angled shot into the corner. She well deserved player of the match! Waterford proved WRR PXFK IRU %UXII ZLWK WKH ÂżQDO score 6-2. Waterford play Clonmel on Wednesday at 7.30pm. All support welcome Training Continues: Tues and Thursday 730pm-9pm Newtown School Celebration Calling all current and especially “exâ€? Hockey club players to join us in our reunion night to celebrate our 80th birthday on Friday November 21 at the Granville Hotel. Tickets â‚Ź25 from Rosie Heery.

Roanmore camogie Now that children are back in school why not have you daughter try this exciting sport for girls that is rising in popularity in Waterford. We can supply all necessary equipment for your daughter to try the sport so their is no initial cost outlay. We are currently coaching on Saturday morning from 11am in our Cleaboy pitch. We will be in contact with parents over the next couple of weeks about training schedule for the winter months. Contact 086-3053984 for further information of have a look at our Facebook page for information. Rose of Roanmore The annual ‘Rose of Roanmore’ competition is being held on the Sunday 26th October. There

are cash prizes for the winning Rose and a great nights entertainment for our members can be enjoyed. If interested in participating then please contact Valerie on 083-3838996. Further details as we get closer to the event.

Waterford United Goals from Thomas Croke and Mark Walsh secured three points for the Blues as they came from behind to beat Cobh Ramblers 2-1 at the RSC on Friday night in the Blues last home league game of the season. The Blues fell behind to an early unfortunate Kevin Burns own goal, but a battling second half performance saw Thomas Croke head the equaliser, before Mark Walsh scored the winner in the 87th minute. The Blues are away to

Shamrock Rovers B this Sunday at 3pm. Player of the Year Awards Congratulations to Kevin O’Connor and Brian Nolan who picked up the Blues Supporters Club Player of the Year awards on Saturday night. The awards saw votes from members of the Blues Supporter Club. John Frost was voted Player of the Month for September/October, while Brian Nolan picked up the August Player of the Month award, kindly sponsored by the Dungarvan Brewing Company. Lotto Draw There was no jackpot winner of the Waterford United lotto draw, but two winners have pocketed ₏2,000 each. There was two lucky match-3 winners of ₏2,000 each: Benny O’ Brien, Ballinakill Downs, Dylan O’Regan, c/o Liz White, :HOO GRQH DOVR WKH ¿YH Ÿ ZLQners: Brenda, c/o Tony Burke, Michelle Foley, Abbeyside,

Laura O’Keeffe, c/o Michael Doyle, Donnacha, c/o Imelda Power, Linda, c/o Noel Butler. Next draw takes place on October 15th, with a jackpot of ₏2,000. U19s The draw for the U19 cup has been made with the Blues WUDYHOOLQJ WR &RUN IRU WKHLU ¿UVW round tie. The Blues U19s have been drawn away to cup holders Cobh Ramblers in the Enda McGuill Cup 1st Round. Ties are scheduled for w/e October 26th. Last Man Standing The Blues Supporters Club will be kicking off a new Last Man Standing Competition on Saturday 18th of October with all funds raised going towards the Blues Under-19 team. Forms are available from John Ryan’s Shop on Patrick St, any BSC Committee member, or the WUFC website.

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Golf Notes any day, 2 cards counting. Wednesday 8th Oct – Open 6LQJOHV *HQWV /DGLHV 6HQLRUV 18 Hole Sfd. Thursday 9th Oct – ,ULVK 6FKRROV 6HQLRU Championships Tee reserved 9am –11.30am 6DWXUGD\ WK 6XQGD\ WK 2FW – Club Competition 18 hole Sfd.

Faithlegg Mens Club Sunday 5th Oct Sunday Singles. 1st Des O’Shea (21) 41pts cb, 2nd Eammon Power (18) 41pts, 3rd Jim McCleane (11) 40pts. Ladies Club Tuesday 23rd September 9 +ROH TXDOLÂżHU VW $QQ 6P\WK (35) 16pts, 2nd Philomena Liston (34) 16pts, 3rd Pat Tilson (20) 14pts. Saturday WK KROH VW &ODLUH Brady(35) 38pts., 2nd Mary Lewis (21) 36pts.(CB), 3rd Mary Keating (26) 36pts. Don’t forget Ladies Half Open Day October Thursday 9th Sponsored by Richard Hannigan Hair. 2 person Team Event . Fee Members â‚Ź8 Visitors â‚Ź15 Junior Club Boys 18 Hole Sunday 5th, 1st Niall O’Keffee 37pts, Saturday 18th October Open $GXOW -XQLRU +ROH 6FUDPEOH Friday 24th October Junior &DSWDLQV $DURQ (PPD Dinner. Club News Captains Charity Day (Liam Power) on Sunday 12th October. The time sheet will open on BRS this Thursday at 12pm. The format will be an Open 4 person team event, Âź SHU SHUVRQ PHPEHUV visitors). First Tee Of Ireland 7KH VW $QQXDO ,QWHU Company Golf Championship in support of The First Tee RI ,UHODQG ZLOO WDNH SODFH DW Faithlegg Golf Club on Friday October 10th 2014. Faithlegg +RXVH +RWHO *ROI 5HVRUW SDUW RI )%' +RWHOV 5HVRUWV is a proud supporter of The )LUVW 7HH RI ,UHODQG VLQFH and this event is being staged in support of their drive to raise â‚Ź2m between 2015 – 2020 to EULQJ WKHLU /LIH *ROI 6NLOOV program “Primary Daysâ€? to a minimum of 50,000 children annually in national schools in Waterford and around the country. Entry Fees are â‚Ź100 per team of 4 (tee times 7.50am – 10.50am) and â‚Ź125 per team of 4 (tee times from 11.30am – 2.20pm). 7KH ,QWHU &RPSDQ\ *ROI Championship is open to any company, small or large based LQ ,UHODQG ZLWK QR PLQLPXP or maximum limit to num ber of people employed by the company. Each team of 4 must comprise of at least one employee of the host company e.g. 1 employee + 3 guests, 2 employees + 2 guests etc and companies may enter more than one team. There LV D VXSHUE ÂżUVW SUL]H RI QLJKWV % % DQG RQH HYHQLQJ meal in the award winning

Comeragh U8s who played against Kilrossanty & Kilsheelan in a Football blitz in Gaultier last Saturday

&DVWOHNQRFN +RWHO &RXQWU\ Club for each member of the winning team. To enter, please contact 7KH )LUVW 7HH RI ,UHODQG RQ 051.340654; John Warren on 086.8261610 or via email to MRKQZ#WKH¿UVWWHHLUHODQG RUJ Waterford Club Lotto 7KHUH ZDV QR MDFNSRW ZLQQHU in the last draw. Two people Matched 3 numbers. Babe +D\GHQ +HOHQ 1RODQ 7KH /XFN\ 'LSV ZHUH ZRQ E\ 0DUWLQ 2 0DKRQ\ %REE\ 0DKRQ 6HOOHUV 3UL]H was won by The Captain, Michael Dollard. The Next draw is Wednesday the 15th of October and the -DFNSRW LV Ÿ 7LFNHWV IRU WKH GUDZ FDQ EH SXUFKDVHG LQ WKH RI¿FH EDU pro shop or from any commit tee member. The lotto is proving very VXFFHVVIXO EXW ZH QHHG WR NHHS the momentum going so we urge every member to buy a WLFNHW DQG LI SRVVLEOH VHOO VRPH to family and friends. Fixtures :HGQHVGD\ WK 2FWREHU Hole Open Men’s Fourball 7KXUVGD\ WK 2FWREHU Ladies Competition Friday 10th October. Casual Play. 6DWXUGD\ WK 2FWREHU &DVXDO *ROI 6RFLHW\ ¹ Sunday 12th October. Mens 4 Man team Shotgun Start at DP /DGLHV 6KRWJXQ 6WDUW DW SP 0RQGD\ WK 2FWREHU 6HDQRLUL /DGLHV -XQLRU $OOLDQFH Tuesday 14th October. Ladies Competition Results Tuesday 30th September /DGLHV &RPSHWLWLRQ VW $QQ Cronin (27) 32 pts CB, 2nd Mary Roles (23) 32 pts, 3rd. 0DULH 6KHIÀLQ SWV &%

WK -DFNLH 3KHODQ SWV Wednesday 1st October. Men’s Fourball 1st. Eamon O %ULHQ (GGLH *DOODJKHU SWV QG (DQQD *ULI¿Q (RLQ 2 0DKRQ\ pts Thursday 2nd October /DGLHV &RPSHWLWLRQ VW Fiona Leech (13) 23pts, 2nd Mary Sheppard (26) 23 pts, 3rd. Bri Monaghan (18) 22 SWV VW /LEE\ 0ROOR\ (36) 22 pts, 2nd Rosaleen :DOVK SWV UG $QQ Keegan (36) 15 pts. Sunday 5th October. Men’s Singles. 1st. Denis Deasy (2) 44 pts, 2nd Jim Daly (18) 41 pts, 3rd. Eddie Slattery (10) 41 pts, Gross John Fanning 34 pts. Waterford Castle Mens Singles Stableford President Michael McGarry (19) 43 pts Conor Lawlor (6) SWV F E 5D\ :DOVK pts Gross Pat Madigan (1) 37 pts Ladies 18 Hole Competition Roisin Moynihan (20) 37 pts Carmel Flynn (11) 31 pts Lady Captain Sheelagh Browne (19) pts Mens Singles Stableford Competition Even with the poor weather forecast for Sunday there was a great turn out for the mens singles stableford competi tion. There was some great scores posted on the day. The winnner on the day was our President Michael McGarry with a fantastic score of 43 pts. Mens Competition Scorecards Can all male members en sure that all competition scorecards are entered in the FRPSXWHU $V ZHOO DV VLJQLQJ and putting in scorecards. Ladies Singles Stableford Competition The ladies singles com

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Extra Bonus Hamper Prizes for Weekend Competitions 6WDUWLQJ RQ QH[W ZHHNHQG ZH ZLOO UHYHUW WR &DWHJRU\ SUL] es. This means there will be ZHHNO\ SUL]HV LQ &DWHJRULHV VXEMHFW WR HQWULHV $V DQ H[WUD ERQXV WKH ZHHNO\ FDWHJRU\ winners will qualify for the ÂżQDO LQ 'HFHPEHU ZKHUH WKHUH will be a hamper to be won in each category. This competi tion proved extremely popular ODVW VHDVRQ DQG ZH ORRN IRU ward to your continued sup port this year. Full details will be posted on notice board.

Junior Competition 1st Michael Hanlon (12) 36pts 2nd Max Quinn (13) 36pts ,Gross Sergi Quinn (17) 17pts 3rd Sean Spratt (29) 34pts ,Best 36 Oisin McHugh (36) 18pts Next competi tion Sunday 19th team event. Junior Lessons continue on Friday 10th October evening 6DWXUGD\ WK 2FWREHU PRUQLQJV 3OHDVH FRQÂżUP \RX SODFH WR RIÂżFH Timmy 0863521070

Irish Schools Senior Championship 2014 West Waterford is proud to host the qualifying stages RI WKH ,ULVK 6FKRROV 6HQLRU Championship. This event fea turing 15 schools in the South 0XQVWHU UHJLRQ WDNHV SODFH RQ Thursday 9th October. Here is an opportunity to see some of the top junior golfers in action and an added attraction will be the participation of Dungarvan &%6 DQG 6W $XJXVWLQHÂśV ZKR served up a thriller in the re cent Devereux Cup at West Waterford.

Matchplay Finals 7KHVH ZLOO WDNH SODFH RQ Saturday 11th. October. Final schedule will be posted on WKH QRWLFH ERDUG VKRUWO\ $OO SUL]H ZLQQHUV RU WKHLU UHS UHVHQWDWLYHV DUH DVNHG WR DW tend. Further details will ap pear on our webpage and on )DFHERRN

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Open Singles Despite the weather we had a great turn out from East &ODUH /DGLHV *HQWV (DVW &RUN &RPPLWWHH 2XWLQJ 7RP King Faithlegg Golf Club (17) 38 pts; Tony O’Donoghue SWV F E *URVV $ODQ Browne (3) 30. Sunday 5th Ken Baldwin (10) 42 pts; Peter Power (1) 34 gross pts; -DFN )XUORQJ SWV Thursday 2nd :LQQHUV 0LFN +DVVHWW 3HWHU 0DUWLQ -DFN 2œ%ULHQ Blue Stableford. Robert Hennessy (11) 39 pts; Gross Peter Power (1) 34 JURVV SWV -DFN )XUORQJ 37 pts; Joker Jackpot. Well done to Shane Coughlan who was the winner of ₏50 with envelope number 29. The MDFNSRW DPRXQW QH[W ZHHN ZLOO be ₏805. ₏2 per entry – enter DV PDQ\ WLPHV DV \RX OLNH Open 18 Hole Singles Stableford competition Every Friday. ₏12 members ₏25 for visitors – including a choice of main meal and 9LVLWRUV *URVV 3UL]H %RRN RQ OLQH 3UR 6KRS RU FDOO WKH RI¿FH

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Greyhound Notes

Pictured at Kilcohan Park Stadium Bridget Tracey recieves trophy from Jimmy Maguire WTSC Chair for A3 525 Stake Final dog Davys Maestro owned by Anton Tracey trained by Peter Cronin

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Waterford Mail 09 October 2014

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