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Waterford 2-09 Kildare 1-05 ... Waterford completed a memorable double by adding the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland intermediate camogie title to the Division 2 league crown they won earlier in the year by beating Kildare 2-09 to 1-05. See story, Page 8

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Mary Black in town to open a wild weekend at Comeraghs festival THE long-awaited Comeraghs Wild Festival gets under way this weekend with a something for everyone from drama in the mountains to abseiling down waterfalls, a stunning and an openair concert with Mary Black in Curraghmore. Friday’s highlight is set to be the Harvest Walk and staging of the specially-commissioned Martina Collender play on Crotty The Highway Man at Lake Coumshingaun. A limited number of tickets for both the play and an overnight in yurts are still available. Saturday is family day with a free walk in Crough Woods at 11.00amwith Andrew Harrington to discover habit and habitats of woodland mammals such as squirrel, stoat and bats. Later that afternoon, Niall de Búrca, one RI ,UHODQGœV ¿QHVW VWRU\WHOOHUV will enthrall with stories of the Comeraghs and other places at Mahon Falls from 3pm. For the more adventurous and earlier in the day, there will be canyoning at the Mahon Falls with Ardmore Adventures. Participants must be aged 16 and over and booking is still available on the Ardmore Adventures website. http/

ardmoreadventures.ie/canyoning/ Music lovers can avail of the opportunity to attend an open air concert featuring the internationally – renowned Irish singer Mary Black in the stunning courtyard of Curraghamore House. She will be supported by KilĂĄ and Rue De La Coup. Tickets for the Curraghmore event have been selling exceptionally well and are still available from The Treasures Museum Waterford &LW\ WKH 7RXULVW ,QIRUPDWLRQ 2ŕľśFH in Dungarvan, Lismore Heritage Centre and the Cotton Mills Pub in Portlaw or on the festival booking line 058-54975. Online purchases can also be made onwww. ComeraghsWild.com Festival-goers are asked to note that the planned ‘As the Story Goes’ show has been rescheduled because of the clash with the Mary Black concert. On Sunday morning Mario of Muddy Boots will lead a hike of the Coumshingaun Lake Loop leaving Kilclooney Woods at 10.00am. This is for keen walkers and booking is essential. Other events during the weekend include a circle dance workshop at Kilrossanty Hall, an Eco Fairy Tale Walk for children in

Kilmacthomas, a ‘Flora of the Comeraghs’ walk with botanist Paul Green, a Treasure Hunt in Stradbally, a ‘Words Gone Wild’ event at the Art Hand on the Copper Coast and a number of events celebrating the life of artist Edith Collier in Bunmahon at the GeoPark Centre. 7KH JUDQG ÂżQDOH ZLOO DOVR WDNH place in this venue at 6pm on Sunday20th with a wonderful music extravaganza featuring the very talented Comeragh Comhaltas singers and musicians and the PDJQLÂżFHQW PDOH YRLFH FKRLU &yU Fear nDĂŠise . Festival Chairperson Mary Flynn said it is all shaping up to be a fantastic showcase event for the Comeraghs that continue to draw more visitors’ year on year. “Comeraghs Wild has brought all the parishes of the region together with the single goal of promoting all that is great about Waterford. We have been hiding our charms under our hats for far too long and through Comeraghs Wild we are showcasing them to Ireland and to the world.â€? Full details on www. comeraghswild.com, 058-54975 RŕľśFH KRXUV :HHNHQG HQTXLUHV to 086-7777515

TWINS PEAK WITH JUNIOR CERT RESULTS

Double take: Ardscoil na Mara pupils, twins Conor and Jack Furlong, after receiving their Junior Cert results last week Photo: John Power

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For one night only, at Tramore TOMORROW, Friday, is Culture Night, a night of entertainment, discovery and adventure in Waterford City and county and throughout Ireland. “For one night only� Arts and cultural organisations open their doors until late with hundreds of free events, tours, talks and performances for you, your family and friends to enjoy.

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20th century Spanish music featured on his album 'The Spanish Guitar'. Including the music of Villa-Lobos and transcriptions of music by Granados and Albeniz. The show begins at 8pm A performance of traditional music, played on a variety of instruments by the musicians of 7UDPRUH &RPKDOWDV NNFV Rŕľľ LQ Tramore Library at 5.30pm

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Double top ... our camogie champs crown great season Waterford Kildare

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WATERFORD completed a memorable double by adding the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland intermediate camogie title to the Division 2 league crown they won earlier in the year. That means that Stephen Fleming’s crew will be operating at the top table in both competitions next year DQG ZLWK ¿YH PLQRUV VWDUWLQJ this game, they look like a force for the future. They had to recover from a very slow start to record a third win over Kildare this season as the premier junior champions of 2013 made a bold bid for honours. In the end, it was two goals at either end of half time that

decided the issue. While the scoring rate wasn’t particularly high, the heavy rain that persisted for most of the game had much to do with that. So too did the defensive structures of both sides, with Kildare drawing two halfforwards deep and Niamh 5RFNHWW ¿OOLQJ D VLPLODU UROH for Waterford. It was Kildare that started best with a third minute goal from Noelle Earley, followed by points from Melissa Lyons and Emer Reilly. Waterford, starting with ¿YH PLQRU SOD\HUV JUDGXDOO\ settled into the game though as Lorraine Bray and Trish Jackman got on top around PLG¿HOG DQG VFRUHG without reply. 7KH ¿UVW JRDO FDPH LQ WKH 29th minute when Aisling

Power showed good strength EHIRUH ULÀLQJ WR WKH .LOGDUH net. The second arrived two minutes into the second half, when Beth Carton sent a powerful shot beyond the Lilywhite defenders from an angled 20 metre free and it was Waterford’s to lose from that juncture. Kildare tried hard but they just couldn’t get enough possession to the forwards that had looked so dangerous early on. Fittingly, the closing credits IHDWXUHG PLG¿HOG SDUWQHUV Jackman and Bray, with the former slotting a free EHIRUH %UD\ SUR¿WHG IURP tremendous work by Carton to slot her third point from play, just as she was announced as player of the match.

LEARNING’S AN OPEN BOOK ‌

The Mayor of Waterford Cllr Eamon Quinlan was in Ardkeen Library last week to launch Adult Literacy Week (September 2125) and the adult learners competition, ‘My Return to Learning – My Story’, a joint venture with the ETB, Adult Literacy Services and Waterford City and County Library Service. Ethan and the Mayor compared their medals, Ethan received his Summer Reading Medal from Library staff in Ballygunner School. A very happy pupil who obviously loves to read.

Origins of Dungarvan unearthed THE origins of the west Waterford town of Dungarvan may have been unearthed by a local archaeology project. An extensive survey by the group suggests that Gallows Hill was possibly the location where Dungarvan was founded, according to geophysicist Kevin Barton. The results of the Gallows Hill Community Archaeology Project may reveal the early origins of the mound known locally as Gallows Hill on the outskirts of Dungarvan. Theories as to the origins of the hill over the centuries have included a Barrow, Motte & Bailey Castle, a mound built by Cromwell’s forces or possibly a gallows. The group plans to publish WKHLU ¿QDO UHSRUW ZLWKLQ WKH coming months. 7KH ¿QGLQJV VXJJHVW *DOORZV Hill was built as an important Norman defensive settlement, shortly after the Anglo-Norman invasion in 1169 and before the Castle on the quay was constructed. This indicates Gallows Hill as possibly the geographical location where Dungarvan was founded, making it an important landmark of the town and county.

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‘I miss Waterford more than I miss Kosovo’ Refugee Fiknete says Syrians eeing horrors of war will be made very welcome here THE Government decision to accept 4,000 refugees from the current crisis – more family members could follow once the initial group is settled – has been warmly welcomed by refugees IURP SUHYLRXV JOREDO FRQĂ€LFWV who have settled in Ireland. Fiknete Delijai says she was glad to hear of the decision: “It's YHU\ GLŕľśFXOW IRU WKH SHRSOH , IHHO really sorry for them, but it used to be me. I was happy when I came here.â€? Kosovar refugee Fiknete was 23 ZKHQ VKH ÂżUVW FDPH WR :DWHUIRUG with her parents, sister and brother, leaving two sisters and another brother behind. Fiknete told NewsTalk this week that she was “treated like a queen by everyoneâ€? she met here, but she admits they didn't know anything about Irish people or Ireland before they came. She and her family members had run from war-torn Kosovo to a camp in Macedonia where they were given the opportunity to travel to Ireland as ‘programme’ refugees. That was 1999, and came after the Government responded to an international outcry and agreed to accept 1,000 Kosovar refugees. Kosovo, a disputed territory, had GHVFHQGHG LQWR ZDU DIWHU FRQĂ€LFW in Bosnia. NATO began bombing

Yugoslavia in order to force Serbian troops from Kosovo. The Delijaj family were among 716,000 Kosovar refugees spread across the Balkans. Fiknete (38) says it all feels so far behind her now she had to stop and remind herself that she too used to be a refugee when she found herself sympathising with today's Syrian refugees. The Delijaj family never really considered their move to Ireland ZRXOG EH ORQJ WHUP ³:H WKRXJKW we came here for a short period." "NATO was bombing in Serbia. :H WKRXJKW WKH ZDU ZRXOG EH DOO ¿QLVKHG :H QHYHU WKRXJKW WKDW VRPHRQH would come to help us and support us." Flights were laid on to Shannon, and on arrival the family were EXVVHG WR :DWHUIRUG They were put up in a convent in :DWHUIRUG ¹ DOO WKH IDPLOLHV ZHUH given their own room, though they had to share kitchens and bathrooms. )LNQHWH UHPHPEHUV WKH VWD྾ "They helped us and they were very very nice. Sometimes it is GLྜFXOW WR ¿QG WKH ZRUGV WR VD\ thank you, sometimes there are no words.� Courses were laid on for the younger Kosovars and Fiknete was able to train as a hairdresser,

WDNLQJ KHU ¿UVW MRE LQ :DWHUIRUG In 2000, just one year after they were brought to Ireland, the government gave the Kosovars a choice – stay, or go home with some money in their pockets to rebuild their lives. Fiknete says many took WKH R྾HU DQG UHWXUQHG KRPH including her family. Her parents KDG QHYHU VHWWOHG LQ :DWHUIRUG and they still thought of Kosovo as home. But when the Delijajs returned to Kosovo, nothing was as they had imagined. "It was very hard and it still wasn't safe. NATO was still there but it wasn't safe enough." They stayed for two years, but Fiknete, her older sister and her younger brother decided to take VRPH ,ULVK IULHQGV XS RQ WKHLU R྾HU to sponsor a visa and returned in 2002. Many of the other Kosovars who had been in Ireland and returned home made the same decision. Her parents and two sisters followed in 2005 and 2007. The three young Delijajs come back to Ireland on a three month tourist visa. That meant WKH\ QHHGHG WR TXLFNO\ ¿QG DQ employer who would sponsor a work visa. )LNQHWH ZDV R྾HUHG D WULDO DW :DWHUIRUG &LW\ V 7KH -ROO\ %DUEHU

At home in Ireland: Fiknete Delijai (38) ďŹ rst came here back in 1999 and says she was treated like a queen She got the job, but then had to explain to her new boss that she needed him to sponsor her if she was to stay in the country – luckily for her, he agreed. Since then, the Delijaj family have been reunited in Ireland, where Fiknete's nieces and nephews go to school and call themselves Irish. $IWHU ÂżYH \HDUV )LNQHWH EHFDPH

an Irish citizen, for which she is very grateful. “I have to say very many, many thanks to the Irish people." "I got a good education here, and the children (nieces) are getting a good education." Fiknete, who is single, moved IURP :DWHUIRUG WR 'XEOLQ IRXU years ago. , PLVV :DWHUIRUG PRUH WKDQ , miss Kosovo,� she said.

"You wouldn't be happy all the time, but Irish people share everything. Sometimes when you are down they try to bring you up." To any Syrians who might come here over the coming months, Fiknete says: "They are going to meet such nice people and I'm sure they will be treated very well." 6KH KRSHV WKH\ WRR ZLOO ÂżQG D "better life" here, one that is safe.

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To the rescue: Mrs. Sally Mongey, wife of former Tramore RNLI Lifeboat Operations Manager Finn Mongey officially names the station’s new D-class lifeboat ‘Isabella Purchase’ with a hand from the station’s Operations Manager Derek Musgrave Photos: RNLI/Jim O’Sullivan

‘Isabella Purchase’ takes to the sea following the official naming ceremony

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Garda winning on crime, says top city officer THE people of Waterford can take comfort in the fact that the Garda in the South East are winning the battle against crime, according to Superintendent Chris Delaney. Waterford GardaĂ­ have made considerable gains in the past year in countering drug dealers and burglars, gains that are welcome, Supt Delaney told reporters, stressing that the force “does not let things driftâ€? and citing the reduction in burglaries in Waterford and the increase in jail sentences IRU GUXJV RŕľľHQFHV DV SURRI RI WKHLU labour. “Our levels of detection, across a UDQJH RI RŕľľHQFHV KDYH LQFUHDVHG and I think the public can take some comfort from that,â€? said Supt Delaney. Saluting the “excellent workâ€? of 6HUJHDQW .HLWK *Rŕľľ DQG WKH 'UXJV Unit at Waterford, Supt Delaney said the force was “acutely awareâ€? that “certain groups of people are targeting Waterford in rotational cyclesâ€? with respect to drug dealing. “It is important to stress that Waterford GardaĂ­ has targeted heroin dealers operating in the city and county, and will continue to do so. “We have made several

considerable seizures over the past year, which were the result of several extensive, long-term operations, and while there was a spike in (drug-related) activity at the end of July and the start of August, we feel we are making progress in relation to drug dealing and drug-related activity.â€? Supt Delaney stated that “a lot of work has been done in the city centre over the past two to three ZHHNV´ VSHFLÂżFDOO\ LQ UHODWLRQ WR heroin. “We don’t have our necks in the sand on this or on any other issue,â€? he continued. “Liaising with local communities and city centre retailers has had a positive impact which has assisted us in several operations.â€? The Garda chief said it was worth noting that the level of burglaries in Waterford was down by between ÂżYH DQG VL[ SHUFHQW WR GDWH WKLV \HDU ZKHQ FRPSDUHG WR ÂżJXUHV “The Regional Support Unit has been of considerable assistance in several operations and I believe their visibility in Waterford over the past year has been welcomed by the public. Added to that, the Waterford Division has been selected to UHFHLYH DGGLWLRQDO RŕľśFHUV ZKLFK LV a welcome development,â€? he said.

Waterford Mail 17 SEPTEMBER 2015

A WALK AMONGST FRIENDS FOR A GOOD CAUSE

The Friends of St Patrick’s Hospital are very grateful to all those who supported their recently held fundraising walk in the Eco Park Kilbarry. The event raised â‚Ź2400 which will support this local cause with their ongoing work. Included in the photograph are Cllr. Jason Murphy, Cllr. Adam Wyse, members of the organising committee along with hospital staff and volunteers

Wales shocked at death of biker in Waterford A MOTORCYCLIST who died after crashing into a wall in Waterford was a “real character�, said his friends. Colin Unsted, 54, from Bangor, North Wales, was riding his motorcycle on the R448 near Waterford last Wednesday, September 9, when the accident happened. The crash happened at around 5.15pm. He was taken by ambulance to University Hospital Waterford, but was later pronounced dead. It is believed Mr Unsted collided with a bridge wall and had gone

over the wall and into the river. The body was taken from the river and attempts were made at the scene by rescuers to resuscitate him. Mr Unsted had arrived in the South East earlier in the day and ZDV WUDYHOOLQJ ZLWK D JURXS RI ÂżYH other motorcyclists to Cork. Dave Lock, who works at JLS Cars in Bangor, said Mr Unsted’s death had left him “guttedâ€?. He said: “He was well known and a really respected character. It was very sad to hear about it. He was a real Bangor lad, a Bangor character born and bred. “You might not see him for a few

months but he’d still be incredibly friendly with you, and you’d see a smirk on his face and know he was up to no good.� Cllr Nigel Pickavance said Mr Unsted’s death had left a community in shock. “It is tragic news. He was a very popular character and a real Bangor man. “It’s a tragic story which has completely taken the community by surprise. It is in absolute shock. I’d like to send his family my condolences. “He was a bike enthusiast and had a tremendous group of friends in Bangor who are in shock.�

Colin : ‘a real character’ Gardai are seeking witnesses to this incident. Please contact Waterford Garda Station at 051 305300

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Paul Nolan, Development Manager, Dawn Meats and Chair, Harvest Festival, Councillor John Cummins, Cathaoirleach of Waterford City & County Council, Jim Power & Richie Walsh, Head of Enterprise, LEO Waterford, at the Local Enterprise Office’s Enterprising Food Lunch in Dooley’s Hotel Waterford on Friday, September 11. Report: Business, page 44

Dermot Walsh, Walsh’s Bakehouse

Ciaran Cullen, LEO Waterford, Caroline Prendergast, Economic Development Dept., Waterford City & County Council, & Dermot Walsh, Walsh’s Bakehouse

Lynda Lawton, Karen Cheevers B2B Communications, Caroline Prendergast and Jacqui Gaule

Ria Jones, Carmel Grant, Joyce O’Carroll and Tom Jones

Maggie Burchell, Nicola Beresford, Timmy Ryan and Deirdre Houlihan

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Waterford the invaders ‌

Ladies who lunch

Pictured at Faithlegg House Hotel attending the annual Lady's Lunch, the proceeds of which go to The Solas Centre, were Karen Byrne, Celine Murphy, Frieda Manning, Deirdre Flynn and Aoife Butler Photos: John Power

AN Invasion on identity and community was how Cllr Maurice Shortall described the proposal to redraw the boundary and take back part of Kilkenny into Waterford. “It’s like picking the pocket of Kilkenny County Council with the primary target being the revenue from the developments at Belview Port. “This latest incursion is far more worrying than the last one in 2015. It is imperative that all elected members would unite under the black and amber jersey, in the Roinn A Grade and to act responsibly and professionally in our collective response to the Terms of Reference.�

Liz Madigan and Joan Quinlan

Welcome glory of Autum PLANTS specialist Hester Forde will give an illustrated talk tonight, Thursday 17th, at Waterford’s Regional Gardening Club that will show enthusiasts that you can have colour in your garden right WKURXJK XQWLO WKH ¿UVW IURVWV The talk at The Edmund Rice Centre, Barrack Street, Waterford, will look at the varied Grasses that add colour and movement to Autumn, not forgetting the fantastic ¿HU\ VKDGHV RI $FHUV WKDW ZLOO add structure and form in the garden. Admission ₏5.

Charity walk

Maria Galgey, Kitty Ayres, Kathleen Dunphy, S. Doocey, Janith Ayres, Andrea McGuire and Lorraine Shanahan Alice O'Brien and Deirdre Flynn

THE Friends of St Patrick’s Hospital are very grateful to all those who supported their recently held fundraising walk in the Eco Park, Kilbarry. The event raised ₏2,400 which will support the local cause with their ongoing work. Photographed are Cllr Jason Murphy, Cllr Adam Wyse, members of the organising committee DORQJ ZLWK KRVSLWDO VWD྾ DQG volunteers.

Shay la vie SHAY Barry celebrated his ÂżUVW ZLQQHU VLQFH PRYLQJ into his new yard on Lord Waterford's Curraghmore estate when Whiskey No Ice was successful at Galway earlier this week. The six\HDU ROG LV WKH ÂżUVW ZLQQHU IRU the Waterford trainer since he moved from his former yard to the 3000 acre estate.

Envoy sated

Gabriel Mackey, Jenny Brennan and Karen O'Sullivan

Peggy Barron and Phil McArdle

SinĂŠad Flynn, Lorraine Shanahan and Linda Gough

IRELAND'S Ambassador to the UK, Dan Mulhall, said this week he was greatly impressed with all that :DWHUIRUG KDV WR RŕľľHU DIWHU attending the weekend's Harvest Festival, which saw thousands turn out in the city to sample the best local food and drink.

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Waterford Mail 17 SEPTEMBERY 2015

Don’t burst the South Sea Bubble MICHAEL WOLSEY As I see it IN THE early eighteenth century a fad for investment swept Europe. The world was opening up, industry was growing, and adventurers and entrepreneurs of all sorts were looking for funds. The early opportunities were mostly sound and investors got a return on their money but as the craze grew many people subscribed to business ventures which had little substance and made OHVV VHQVH 2QH R྾HUHG VKDUHV LQ ³D FRPSDQ\ IRU carrying on an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is�. This trend culminated in the South Sea Bubble, a business carried by a wave of mass hysteria which cost thousands of people their life savings. They invested in a venture based on a trade that did not exist. It had no hope of success but was swept along for quite some time by its own momentum. I often think of this when I read that some young whiz kid has sold an oddly named web- based company for zillions to some fat cat who is loaded with money but short of ideas. 2U ZKHQ , UHDG DV , GLG UHFHQWO\ WKDW ³D FRPSDQ\ founded in San Francisco in 2011 by four Irish men has landed $35 million (₏31 million) in Series C funding from investors – funding that will see their workforce double both in California and Ireland within the next year.�

On the face of it, this is good news. Happy days for the men in question and the expanded venture will be bringing 70 new jobs here. But what does this company with, by IT standards, the relatively sensible name of Intercom, actually do? According to Darragh Curran, its head RI HQJLQHHULQJ ,QWHUFRP DLPV ³WR PDNH FXVWRPHU service as simple and accessible as dealing with Whatsapp.� +H WROG D QHZVSDSHU ³%HIRUH ZKHQ \RX ZHUH communicating with a company, internally their processes are really clunky, with many people talking to one person, wires being crossed, the same questions being asked over and over. We streamline all that.� I have never dealt with Whatsapp, so I guess I’m not Intercom’s target customer. But appreciation of a company is not usually dependent on being a customer. I don’t need to buy aeroplanes to understand, in broad terms, the business of Boeing

and I could follow the trading logic of McDonalds without ever having sampled a Big Mac. However, I have read reams about Intercom and I am still no wiser. The same goes for the Waterfordbased company with the more typically silly name of FeedHenry. It was sold last year for ₏63m to an American company with the equally irrelevant title of Red Hat. So what does FeedHenry do that is worth ₏63m? According to Barry Downes from Waterford Institute of Technology’s Telecommunications Software and Systems Group, which helped GHYHORS WKH FRPSDQ\ ³:LWK )HHG+HQU\ ZH VDZ a gap for enterprises long before enterprises would need to have an enterprise grade platform to help with mobility. Our researchers built a sophisticated middleware platform that became the FeedHenry cloud.� That’s why I worry about South Sea Bubbles. At least Intercom and FeedHenry are providing

I have never dealt with Whatsapp, so I guess I’m not Intercom’s target customer. But appreciation of a company is not usually dependent on being a customer. I don’t need to buy aeroplanes to understand, in broad terms, the business of Boeing and I could follow the trading logic of McDonalds without ever having sampled a Big Mac.

a service for which there are paying customers. That’s quite unusual. /LNH PDQ\ SHRSOH QRZDGD\V , VSHQG D ORW RI WLPH staring into a computer screen. I’m on one now, ZULWLQJ WKLV :KHQ ,œYH ¿QLVKHG , PD\ FDWFK XS with the latest news, check my bank balance or maybe pay a few bills online. I’m not a fan of social media but I do have a rarely used Twitter account and I keep in touch ZLWK EXVLQHVV FRQWDFWV WKURXJK /LQNHG,Q %XW one thing I hardly ever do is pay for any of these services. It’s not stinginess that stops me forking out; well, not entirely. I’m reluctant to supply credit card or bank details to web sites, even those of reputable companies. And I’m hesitant about payments that involve some form of agreement, or subscription, to a service I may not use very often. However, if I’m honest I have to admit that stinginess, of a sort, does contribute to my reluctance to pay. Since just about everything in web world is free I tend to resent and avoid the few exceptions. I don’t go hunting for a bank card when an online newspaper asks me to subscribe. I just move to one of the many other news sites that don’t charge. And do these people providing minute by PLQXWH FRPPHQWDU\ RQ WKH /LYHUSRRO PDWFK UHDOO\ expect me to cough up for their excellent service? Why on earth would I do that when the BBC and a dozen British newspapers are providing much the same commentary free of charge? Young people, who have never known a world without the web, take the no fee policy for granted. But if no one pays for their services, how will LQWHUQHW SURYLGHUV VXUYLYH" 0D\EH , FDQ ¿QG something about it on the web. I wonder if there’s a free site I can consult?

One migrant’s story of the search for a better life PAUL HOPKINS Talking the talk ANOTHER week for politics — and, in part, another sordid step into the fear and loathing that is xenophobia. It was hard to believe the migration debate could become any more repugnant. The posturing political parties jostling to outcry each other in their unending urge to either emotionally overload on their willingness to accommodate refugees. or to show hostility to foreigners seeking to come to this neck of the woods. Here we were tripping over ourselves to rush through accommodating legislation and busily ready deserted army camps to welcome all, while, on the other hand, some of the sentiments expressed across the water were reminiscent of Enoch Powell’s notorious ‘rivers of blood’ speech. Many politicians, of course, privately loathe such scurrilous sentiment, the tone of the debate, common sense tells them, economically, socially and culturally corrosive to all civilized peoples. Many of the arguments that even callers to Joe 'Xŕľľ\ DQG HOVHZKHUH SDUURW LQ SXEOLF Ă€\ LQ WKH face of facts. (And, yes I know there were, are, so PDQ\ RI XV ZLOOLQJ WR RŕľľHU XS D EHGURRP LI RQO\ temporarily, and yes there was the true Christian sentiment honestly and wonderfully expressed by Archbishop Martin.) But rather than go over old tired arguments DERXW WKH ERQH ÂżGHV RI WKRVH SRRU SHRSOH Ă€HHLQJ Syria and elsewhere, let me tell you the story, which recently came, startlingly and sadly, to my attention through a contact in Africa, a land and

people I love and in which I spent early years and frequently revisit The story of Jose Matada. Jose was born in 1985 and reared in a rural community not far from the city of Maputo in Mozambique. His people were subsistence farmers whose attempts at eking out an existence were thwarted back then by years of political unrest following the Portuguese revolution in 1974 and by the vagaries of nature which in the late ’80s and early ’90s saw WKH HDVW $IULFDQ FRXQWU\ GHYDVWDWHG E\ KXJH ÀRRGV When he was six, Jose’s father died, and by the time his late teenage years were upon him, he found himself seeking work in the newly independent South Africa to help family back home. He got a job as a garden-boy for a young Swiss woman, a woman known to my contact. She UHPHPEHUV KLP DV D ¿QH KDUG ZRUNLQJ PDQ 7KH\ became good friends, so much so that the pair

travelled together when Jose went back to visit his family across the border. $IWHU RQH VXFK WULS -RVH GHFLGHG WR WU\ WR ¿QG work in his native country; the woman whose garden he had tended went back to Switzerland to marry her childhood sweetheart. They wrote to each other, Jose in child-like manner telling her how much he missed their friendship. :KHQ VKH ZDV H[SHFWLQJ KHU ¿UVW FKLOG KH ZURWH to her, telling of his desire to go to Britain — a ODQG KH ZDV WROG ZRXOG R྾HU KLP D FKDQFH WR SXOO himself up by his boot-laces. There was the problem of his eligibility for a UK visa but if she could send him some money, on ORDQ KH ZRXOG ¿QG KLV ZD\ 6KH VHQW KLP WKH SULFH RI D UHWXUQ ÀLJKW WR /RQGRQ On September 8, 2012 Jose Matada took a British $LUZD\V RYHUQLJKW ÀLJKW WR /RQGRQ QRW RXW RI 0R]DPELTXH EXW IURP /XDQGD LQ WKH :HVW $IULFDQ country of Angola — also a former Portuguese

As the plane lowered its wheels for its final descent that bright September morning, Jose Matada fell from the plane’s undercarriage, in which he had stowed away, to earth, to his death from 2,000ft over the beckoning bright lights of a beckoning metropolis.

colony. Why out of Angola not one can say. 3ROLFH ÂżUVW FDPH XSRQ -RVH 0DWDGD LQ 3RUWPDQ Avenue, Mortlake, about 10 miles from Heathrow Airport: he was wearing jeans, a grey hoody and white trainers, typical boyz-in-the-hood apparel which almost, for many of us, creates a prejudicial impression of ‘another black kid up to no good’, ‘another immigrant trying to milk the welfare system’. $W ÂżUVW SROLFH WKRXJKW -RVH ZDV IURP $QJROD DV he had that country’s currency in his pockets when they came upon him, and a mobile phone with just one number in it — that of his Swiss friend. $OO -RVH 0DWDGD HYHU GUHDPHG RI ZDV ÂżQGLQJ ZRUN RI ÂżQGLQJ D FRXQWU\ WKDW ZRXOG RŕľľHU KLP an opportunity to pay his way and stand up tall. Make a living. He had heard that Western Europe, Britain in particular, ‘was good at that’. It was just before eight in the morning of September 9 when police encountered Jose Matada. They could hardly believe what they saw. His face was broken beyond recognition, the bones of his young, athletic body smashed to smithereens. Turns out the young African could not secure a visa for the UK, but, undeterred and determined WR ÂżQG WKH JRRG OLIH KH KDG ERDUGHG WKH %$ Ă€LJKW RXW RI /XDQGD $V WKH SODQH ORZHUHG LWV ZKHHOV IRU LWV ÂżQDO descent that bright September morning, Jose Matada fell from the plane’s undercarriage, in which he had stowed away, to earth, to his death from 2,000ft over the beckoning bright lights of a beckoning metropolis. Aviation experts said at his inquest he was probably dead before he hit the ground, either because he had been crushed by the retracting ODQGLQJ JHDU VKRUWO\ DIWHU WKH SODQH WRRN Rŕľľ RU because of the extreme cold at high altitude — about minus 40C. Jose Matada is buried in a pauper’s grave in north /RQGRQ +LV VLVWHU LQ 0R]DPELTXH WROG DXWKRULWLHV WKH\ FRXOG QRW DŕľľRUG WR UHSDWULDWH KLV ERG\

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Foodworks PETER Greany and Maeve Moore’s ethos at Foodworks café style bistro in the heart of Kilkenny city is focussed on freshness – think farm-to-fork freshness. A member of the Taste of Kilkenny Food Trail, the focus at Foodworks has always been on local ingredients – and this really means local in their case, as much of the food served comes from the family farm on the outskirts of Kilkenny City, where they have a food production kitchen and smokery, grow vegetables and herbs in polytunnels and rear their own saddleback pigs. The dinner menu, simply presented on A4 paper, offers about six starters and nine main courses; highlights include excellent fish cooking and, of course, their own pork – which also features at lunchtime, when the choices might include a platter of free range pork along with dishes such as, eggs Benedict, the Works burger and Fish n’chips, plus daily specials. Desserts including variations on old favourites, such as baked Alaska with lemon drizzle, may be hard to resist. Foodworks is both airy and inviting in a restored bank building. With natural light flooding in through tall windows and doors at the front, it’s a light and airy space and the black and white

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Education Training Youth injury prevention study launched THE country’s first ever Adolescent Injury Prevention Programme was launched by IT Carlow and the GAA earlier this month. Training overload, skeletal immaturity and adolescent growth spurts, combined with training errors, poor techniques and mismatched age groups (size, maturity and experience), has resulted in an “unsurmountable increase” in the number of lower extremity injuries in 13-18 year old hurlers and Gaelic football players according to Dr. Clare Lodge, a Chartered Physiotherapist and Lecturer at IT Carlow. She will lead a research programme designed to monitor and prevent the growing epidemic of adolescent sports injuries and facilitate a healthy player pathway from underage to adulthood. “Adolescents are vulnerable in terms of overload and growth related injuries in sport and Gaelic games are no exception to this with young players often playing for school, club and county, often in more than one age and, as a result, potentially exposing themselves to avoidable injuries”, she says. Countries such as the US and Canada are currently leading the way in preventive treatment in adolescent sports injuries with Canada

developing a national strategy to address the growing issue of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries in the adolescent population. However, no such research programme has been undertaken in Ireland do date – until now. The programme will be run out of IT Carlow’s healthCORE campus research centre, with the full cooperation of the GAA, over 24 months. Participating schools will take part in structured warm-ups, incorporating the five key areas linked to injury prevention, as well as self-wellness monitoring and self-reported injury incidence through a smartabase application. Coaches and trainers involved with secondary schools in Leinster and Munster (traditionally participating in the senior schools tournaments) are also to be included in the study. They will be educated and mentored throughout the season with a designated sports scientist and required to implement a learned programme at the start of every training session or pre-match participation, during the trial period. Neuromuscular components of each player will be evaluated at the start, middle and end of the research period to explore and analyse any acquired physical effects that may have occurred.

Waterford 1100 schools winners NEWTOWN School students have won the Waterford 1100 competition, organised by Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) Business School. The winning team had entered a visual project which addressed the establishment of

Waterford by the Vikings and examined social, trading and military aspects of the early settlement. The team members were Sarah Morris, Emma Swift, Emma Galloway, and Helen Crews - all transition year students at Newtown School.

Ted Lynch WIT Librarian, John Maher Chair, Centre for Newfoundland and Labrador Studies, Emma Galloway, Emma Swift, Sarah Morris from the winning Newtown team and Karen Keogh, TY Coordinator Newtown School Photo: George Galloway

They were mentored by their teacher Ms Karen Keogh. The project was financially supported by Chartered Accountants Ireland, Glanbia Plc, Enterprise Ireland and the Teachers Union of Ireland. Ted Lynch, Head Librarian, chaired the presentation ceremony The organisers were John Maher, WIT lecturer in Accounting and Kieran Cronin, Developmental Librarian at WIT, both members of the Centre for Newfoundland and

Labrador Studies. John expressed his appreciation to the schools, teachers and pupils in Waterford city for their cooperation with the project. “This project was designed to give students a sense of their identity in Waterford and to obtain insights regarding the relationships between social, cultural, economic and trading aspects of community life,” he commented. Dr Thomas O’Toole, Head

of Business School, at WIT who presented the €100 book token prizes to each winner, commended them on the design of their work, the enthusiasm which it communicated and the commitment they showed in undertaking the project. “Such qualities will serve them well as they proceed through their education and later in their adult lives and careers,” he said. The organisers have announced the launch of a similar event for 2016. It

will be based on the socio economic progress obtained over the last century since the Easter 1916 Proclamation. Details will be circulated to schools in the South East in the coming weeks. Kieran Cronin says it will give students an opportunity to consider how people lived, worked and traded in 1916, to compare that experience with what prevails today and to reflect on the catalysts and the patterns that this comparison reveals.

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Education Training More than 1,750 students conferred at Maynooth THE sun shone brightly for the start of this year’s graduation ceremonies at Maynooth University, which in total conferred more than 1,750 students with a range of degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate level, including 39 PhD graduates. This year, eight degrees were awarded for the first time, including the BSc in Computational Thinking, the BSc in Multimedia, Mobile and Web Development, the BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, the BBS in Marketing and the Higher Diploma in Legal Studies. Maynooth University is Ireland’s fastest growing university with more than 10,500 students, including 1,500 taught postgraduateand professional students and 400 doctoral students.

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Empire Hair, Broad Street, Waterford

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Empire Hair is Waterford’s premier hair salon – the first to offer a 360 degree Couture Consultation, whereby, the colour of your skin, facial features, eye colour and shape of your face are matched perfectly to create the hair colour and style you wished for! They are also the first Couture Salon in Waterford to offer “Hacials”. For more information tel: 051323584 or email: thecolourspecialists@gmail.com

Dennis Hopper directs this classic 1980s crime drama starring Sean Penn and Robert Duvall. Veteran cop nearing retirement Bob Hodges (Duvall) and rookie know-it-all Danny McGavin (Penn) are reluctantly teamed together on the L.A.P.D.’s C.R.A.S.H. (Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums) unit when they investigate a brutal gang murder. They soon find themselves involved in a dangerous turf war and are forced to put their differences aside in an attempt to keep each other alive. The supporting cast includes Maria Conchita Alonso, Randy Brooks and Glenn Plummer.

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CPC.IE Driver CPC

Trackless Woods: Iris DeMent

CPC.IE is now Ireland’s Leading Driver CPC and Transport Manager CPC training company. For the past 27 years they have delivered a quality of training unmatched by any other company or individual in the country. Specialising only in CPC Courses, with 30 training centres nationwide and 50,000 successful candidates trained to date, CPC.IE are Ireland’s biggest and best CPC Training Provider. For more information, and to book your course online, visit: cpc.ie

Featuring original music and melodies by Iris, The Trackless Woods sets 18 poems by acclaimed 20th century Russian poet Anna Akhmatova to life. Hailed as one of Russia’s finest poets, Akhmatova survived the Bolshevik Revolution, both World Wars and Stalin. She lost family, friends and fellow writers to political killings and labor in the gulags. The result is a breathtaking pairing of piano and voice in Iris’ sui generis style with timeless melodies that are deeply rooted in the American South.

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Peppers Restaurant, Merchant Quay, Waterford Peppers Restaurant’s pedigree, enviable location and stunning interior design make it one of Waterford City’s finest dining experiences. Peppers is considered by many to be one of Southern Ireland’s best Indian restaurants. All food is sourced locally, and all herbs are ground in their own kitchen. ‘’Our menu demonstrates the diversity of Indian cooking by using quality Irish produce sourced from local suppliers. The end result is truly exceptional,’ says Chef Abdul. Visit: www.peppersrestaurant.ie for more information.

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Everest With a pregnant wife at home, mountain climber Rob Hall is planning to make his fifth ascent of ‘Everest’, one of the most dangerous places in the world. At first, his expedition goes as planned, and he and the team he’s leading reach the summit in triumph. But when a massive storm hits the Himalayas, a desperate attempt to get down off the mountain begins. Trapped in a blizzard and running out of oxygen, Rob and his team are pushed to their limits in their efforts to survive. Based on the 1996 disaster, ‘Everest’.

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Murphy Larkin Timber Products, Unit 4 Riverstown Business Park, Tramore

Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Special Edition (PS4)

Murphy Larkin offer a fantastic range of timber based products along with excellent product knowledge to meet and exceed all their customers’ expectations. Their product range includes: internal doors, external doors, prehung doors, a huge range of laminate flooring, timber and engineered flooring. They also stock Ireland’s largest range of attic stairs and attic ladders and offer a full survey and engineering service using the most up-to-date materials to comply with the current building regulations. Tel: 051 391821 or visit: murphylarkin.com for more information.

Dive deeper into the catacombs of Creed, with the Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Special Edition, featuring the Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy Mission - giving you an additional 45 minutes of epic gameplay. “London, 1868. The Industrial Revolution unleashes an incredible age of invention, transforming the lives of millions with technologies once thought impossible. Opportunities created during this period have people rushing to London to engage in this new world, a world no longer controlled by kings, emperors, politicians, or religion, but by a new common denominator: money.”

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The Framing of Harry Gleeson by Kieran Fagan When Harry Gleeson reported that he had found his neighbour Moll McCarthy dead of gunshot wounds in a field in New Inn, Tipperary, he speedily became the number one suspect. It was 1940 and Moll was an unmarried mother of seven children. Gleeson was convicted by an all-male jury within three months - and sent to his death within five months. It suited the local community and authorities to conspire and cover up the real killer. This is the story of Harry Gleeson, New Inn’s secrets and the escape of a killer.

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Sway (free) Sway isn’t exactly new. It’s been languishing in preview for 10 months now. But Microsoft is finally ready for a full general release of Sway, office’s latest productivity tool. Imagine Sway as Powerpoint built for the mobile world we live in. Its next level presentations, perfect for classrooms or modern-day scrapbooks. The best part is Sway’s intuitive design engine, which takes a lot of the heavy lifting out of actually making something look good so you can focus on the content first and foremost.

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City Break: Düsseldorf A VISIT to Düsseldorf can show you the best of Germany in microcosm. The city has some of the country’s largest modern art collections and an opera house and concert hall that produce work provincial companies elsewhere in Europe would struggle to match. Despite bombing, Dusseldorf still has many older building, for instance, the Sankt Lambertus

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AN Francisco has it all. Occupying a hilly 47-square mile thumbprint at the top of a peninsula, the City by the Bay is blessed with a spectacular setting, beautiful open spaces, truly diverse culture and a bridge that’s the envy of the world. But beyond all of this is a certain audacious spirit that’s

hard to define, characterised by decades of progressive movements and the idealists, entrepreneurs and pioneers who started them. It’s a spirit that makes San Francisco feel like it’s always one step ahead, and it’s an invigorating and optimistic place to be. Among the reasons why San Francisco continuously ranks as one of the USA’s most

liveable cities is its patchwork of walkable neighbourhoods, each with their own distinct character. Pacific Heights and Cow Hollow are awash with Victorian houses and antique stores; exclusive Nob Hill has elegant hotels and milliondollar views; Haight-Ashbury still retains a hint of its hippy past, and North Beach brims with Italian bakeries, boho

boutiques and Beat generation bookstores. But despite being constrained by the ocean and the bay, the city rarely feels overrun. Green urban spaces like Golden Gate Park and the Presidio, and chilled-out harbourside towns like the artistic enclave of Sausalito mean nature and relaxation are never far away.

Basilika, which was first built in the 13th century, and which with its twisting spire helps make Düsseldorf ’s skyline unique. Fans of German beer and Oom-pah should love its intricate, pubfilled old town. The city also has a more modern side, and people who prefer something rawer will feel at home amongst the Media Harbour’s off-kilter new architecture and minimalist bars.

Loughcrew Cairns Autumn Equinox CELEBRATE the Autumn Equinox at 5,500 year old Loughcrew Cairns with activities including dawn ceremonies, spiritual seminars and workshops. Relive the ancient ways of bidding farewell to the light as the darkness of Winter returns to the land. Witness powerful dawn ceremonies using the old ways of calling forth the blessings of the land from the four corners. If sunrise is good, watch it pass over

the fabled Equinox Stone within Cairn T - the oldest surviving stone building in Europe, dating to 3,500 BC. The brand new purpose-built Loughcrew Megalithic Centre, nestled at the foothills of the Witch’s Hill, will host a range of spiritual activities including seminars, meditation, workshops, healing, yoga and guided walks by accomplished and leading figures in their specific fields. Loughcrew Gardens nearby will also host a series of activities.

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The right way to bronze By Emer Kelly OUR summer is over. What summer really? But we want to keep a sun kissed glow. The best way to achieve this is applying bronzer. When learning how to apply bronzer, you need the perfect touch, too little and you don’t get the desired sun-kissed glow. Brush on too much and you can end up looking orange. Two essential tricks for how to apply just the right amount of bronzer. 1.Your tools are very important. Apply bronzer with a large, fluffy brush that features natural bristles this will give a more even look than a smaller brush will gi ve you. 2.Where to apply the bronzer? To the top of the forehead, under the cheek bone, and under the jaw line to create a ‘3’ shape along the side of the face. By applying in soft sweeping motions, this will add warmth as well as enhance the best features of your face that will really sculpt your angles in a gorgeous, feminine way. Practise makes perfect. Enjoy and have fun with it.

BEAUTY MIRACLES With so many beauty products out there and so many claims to fame it’s hard to know which ones really will deliver those oh-my-God results. Each week we’ll feature a fail-safe beauty miracle beauty product – one the experts swear by... NANOBLUR INDEED Labs created this clever tube of skin tightening and smoothing serum to tackle concerns created by HD cameras - the pesky things highlight every imperfection. And so Nanoblur was born. It effectively blurs lines and flaws on the skin with special technology. It uses millions of micro-prisms to create the illusion of poreless skin. It also brightens skin and evens out the texture in only a few seconds. To get the most out of it, use it underneath powder make-up or on top of liquid make-up, or blend it with your favourite moisturiser to make it go further. The only downside is that the effect is not permanent - it’s a quick fix solution. Nanoblur. Available from Boots.

Myth or fact: Preparation H - wrinkle buster? MANY of us learn everything we know about beauty from the women in our lives, but do Old Wives Tales really work and which are just tales? Beauty Tip: Preparation H eliminates eye puffiness and wrinkles The Claim. Years ago, rumour had it that the hemorrhoid cream Preparation H was the cure all for wrinkles. Grandmothers everywhere were seen dabbing it around their eyes for what they claimed was an instant de-puffying lift. The Truth. While Preparation-H did once contain Bio-Dyne (also known as LYCD – Live Yeast Cell Derivative), an ingredient famous for its wrinkle-reducing effects, the product has since been reformulated and no longer contains LYCD. As a result, any reports about its power against wrinkles are no longer relevant. So while Preparation H may have worked for Granny, you’re better off using an anti-wrinkle cream.

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Film review

On the Stage

American Ultra

Rated: 15 A MOVIE that could have gleefully gone over the edge, but lacks the confidence in its own premise to truly get as weird or as funky as the concept demands that it goes. American Ultra is one of those films that – frustratingly, annoyingly – begins at its end. Mike (Jesse Eisenberg) sits in a nondescript interrogation room, handcuffed to the table. He’s battered, beaten and

bloody. An agent approaches him, lays out a series of photographs, and asks Mike where he’d like to begin. The movie then rewinds, through EVERY key scene that’s about to be played out in American Ultra, successfully spoiling our movie-going experience while also eliminating any and all suspense about Mike’s fate. That’s the first of several curious decisions that ensure it never lives up to its full potential.

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Culture Night: Bealtaine Choir UNDER the direction of their conductor Anne Woodworth, the Bealtaine Choir who meet once a week in Waterford City

Library will share their favourite songs including The Rhythm of Life and Oh What a Beautiful Morning.

Friday 18th – Thursday 24th FILM INFORMATION AND BOOKING LINE 058 45796 www.sgcdungarvan.ie S E P T E M B E R / O C TO B E R E V E N T S – N O W B O O K I N G SEPTEMBER 19th

LIVE ON THE BIG SCREEN

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SEPTEMBER 27th

ARCADE FIRE: THE REFLEKTOR TAPES

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ROGER WATERS: THE WALL

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OCTOBER 12th

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OCTOBER 13th

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OCTOBER 14th

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OCTOBER 15th

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OCTOBER 20th

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OCTOBER 21st

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BEAUTIFULLY scripted and perfectly cast, Me & Earl & the Dying Girl is a coming-of-age movie with uncommon charm and insight. Anyone who buys a ticket to a film called “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” goes in fully expecting to cry. It’s sort of a given. The surprise, then, is the laughter: the near-constant stream of wise, insightful jokes that make it so easy to cosy up to characters dealing with a tough emotional situation. The story of a high-school senior forced to befriend a classmate who has just been diagnosed with leukemia, and the sincere, nonsexual connection that forms as a result, this rousing adaptation of Jesse Andrews’ novel is destined not only to connect with young audiences in a big way, but also to endure as a touchstone for its generation.

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ROMEO AND JULIET

Friday 18th September, Garter Lane Arts Centre, 7pm.

Rated:12A

On the Stage West Side Story THEATREBOX Productions make their first appearance at Theatre Royal, Waterford with West Side Story. This smash hit, sell out show takes to the stage for five performances, bringing one of the most magical musical tales to the stage with an all star experienced adult cast and production team. With ground breaking choreography, and an unforgettable score by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, West Side Story changed the face of musical theatre for ever. Based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and packed with unforgettable songs including Maria, Tonight, Somewhere, America and I Feel Pretty, West Side Story has been described as “one of the towering achievements of musical theatre of the last century.” Until Saturday 19th September, Theatre Royal, 8pm.

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Mazda6 The third generation Mazda6 is a huge improvement over its predecessor and represents an under-rated choice in the Mondeo-sized medium range segment with its sector-leading SKYACTIV technology driving down running costs. Most UK sales will be of the 2.2 diesel models, but could the frugal 2.0-litre petrol versions actually be a better bet for lower mileage buyers? Andy Enright checks out the improved version and decides. DRIVING EXPERIENCE It really can’t be emphasised enough how much the SKYACTIV programme of reducing the weight of this 0D]GD KDV EHQH¿WWHG WKLV model in terms of the way it drives. It’ll accelerate quicker, stop more sharply, corner more keenly, the suspension will be DEOH WR LWV MRE PRUH H྾HFWLYHO\ and you won’t be exacting such a huge demand on brakes, transmission and tyres. It’s a real virtuous circle but Mazda has to balance that against the usual demands of making the car more spacious, better equipped, safer as well as making it feel betterbuilt. That is a really tough assignment, more of which later. The petrol engines we’re focusing on here haven’t really changed very much with the latest revisions, though 0D]GD KDV LPSURYHG UH¿QHment. Otherwise, it’s as before, which means that petrol buyers choose between 145 and 165PS versions of the 2.0-litre SKYACTIV-G four-cylinder direct injection unit. Both are

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reasonably rapid, with even the lower powered variant making 100km/h from rest in 9.5s on the way to 207km/h. The 165PS version improves those ¿JXUHV WR V DQG NP K In both cases, drive goes to the front wheels via a slick sixspeed manual gearbox, unless you want to pay a bit more and go for a six-speed auto. Unless you’re going to be nudging DORQJ LQ WUDྜF LW VHHPV D VKDPH to miss out on the manual. It’s real fun to use, the pedal spacing is about perfect and there’s DQ HྜFLHQF\ EHQH¿W WR VKLIWLQJ yourself in this car too. Still, the gap has closed compared to what it used to be. MARKET AND MODEL Going for a 2.0-litre petrolpowered Mazda6 rather than the 2.2-litre diesel will save you around ₏2,900. Essentially, you’ll be looking at paying somewhere in the ₏27,000 to ₏34,000 bracket, depending on your choice of trim level, your decision between manual and auto transmission and your selection between saloon and the kind of Tourer estate bodystyle that requires a premium of around ₏1200 over the equivalent four-door. All the main items of executive kit are included, whichever variant you choose. The mainstream SE and SE-L grades now include an electronic parking brake, a coming/leaving home headlamp function and the Multimedia Commander with separate volume dial. There’s manual driver and front passenger seat height adjustment and a 7-inch, full-colour touch-

screen which incorporates DAB radio and the MZD Connect infotainment system some may already have seen on the smaller Mazda3. This pairs with a smartphone to bring internet connectivity into the car with onboard access to social networking. That deserves a like. Aside from the exterior jewHOOHU\ WKH ÀDJVKLS 6SRUW 1DY models get a six-way power adjustable front passenger seat, vinyl leather knee pads, a headup display and an Integrated 1DYLJDWLRQ V\VWHP 6SRUW 1DY buyers can also option the car with stone leather upholstery (in lieu of black) and a Safety Pack incorporating features such as Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Smart City Brake Support which works better than it sounds,

applying the brakes if it thinks you’re about to reverse into bollards, children or similar. COST OF OWNERSHIP If you always wondered when a petrol engine would come DORQJ WKDW R྾HUHG WKH IUXJDO running costs of a diesel, then wonder no more. This petrolpowered Mazda6 2.0-litre, in 36 IRUP R྾HUV PSJ DQG &2 ¿JXUHV WKDW DUH SUHWW\ close to what an equivalent diesel model managed only a few years back. For the saloon, that means 51.4mpg on the combined cycle and 130g/km. The 165PS variant manages 47.9mpg and 137g/km. It’s all helped by the SKYACTIV technology that has brought about light weight, good aerodynamics and clever

HྜFLHQF\ PHDVXUHV 7KHVH LQclude the rather horribly-titled i-ELOOP, which is basically a capacitor-based brake energy regeneration system that boosts economy by up to 10 percent when combined with the stanGDUG ¿W L VWRS LGOH VWRS V\VWHP Unlike most such systems, this one uses a lightweight electric double-layer capacitor instead of drawing on battery power. 7KLV FDSDFLWRU H྾HFWLYHO\ FDStures energy when the car decelerates and can run all of the car’s systems for a minute even when the idle stop system has shut down the engine. A pity then, that you don’t get it on the entry-level petrol variant. SUMMARY It’s relatively rare these days WR ¿QG D SHWURO SRZHUHG PHGL-

um range model from a volume maker - yet this one may make all kinds of sense for lowermileage business and family buyers. It’s probably the best car in its class to drive and can return over 50mpg in regular use. Plus it’s spacious, safe and good looking. Equipment levels have improved with this revised version and the pricing is about where you’d expect it to be, although your Mazda dealer might well be open to a spot of discussion on that particular score. Previously with this car, we complained a little about the rather low rent interior, but Mazda has moved swiftly to correct that issue with this improved model. Which leaves very little to fault.

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