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Month XX, 2012 Dun laoghaire • Blackrock • Cornelscourt • Deansgrange • Dalkey • Glasthule • Monkstown • Glenageary
INSIDE: Blackrock man hopes to serve up a winner at the Euro-Toques Young Chef of the Year competition Page 5
supercool duo: Local women complete Polar Circle Marathon in Greenland P9
St Joseph’s go the distance in Gilligan Cup
€2.25m fund to support youths
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Bairbre Ni Bhraonain
Football:
Kilmacud and Foxrock fall by narrow margins Page 31
Soccer:
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A NEW allocation of €2.25 million in capital funding for youth cafes and recreational facilities was welcomed this week by local politicians and youth workers. The money is being made available to build, develop and support youth cafes and recreational facilities across the rest of the country. Encouraging local youth groups
to apply for the funding, Deputy Mary Mitchell O’Connor (FG) said: “The Minister for Children, Frances Fitzgerald, is making €2.25 million available so that children across Ireland will have safe, drug- and alcohol-free places to play, and to enable local communities to embark on youth projects which will deliver facilities for our children.” Full Story on Page 2
Way to go, Joe: Order of Malta celebrates faithful volunteers JOE and Betty Murray were two
of the many people attending the recent Order of Malta Shankill awards ceremony, held at St Anne’s NS, Shankill. With his outstanding 50 years of service to the Order of Malta Ambulance Corps – the
largest voluntary ambulance and first aid organisation of its kind in Ireland – Joe’s long-standing service was rightfully lauded, with the Order honouring him, and others, for such dedicated support. See Full Gallery on Pages 6-7