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26th March 2013 • Volume 20, Issue 11 • Leader House, North Street, Swords, Co. Dublin. • Tel: 8•400•200 • info@northcountyleader.ie acquire the services of a dedicated nurse, who is now in training for the job. She’ll be on the road taking calls. Ger told the County Leader, “We need to raise €90,000 this year to retain the services of the nurse and if we had 750 ladies to run for us, we could raise that amount. I know there are ladies, who may not have a charity to support, but if they supported us, it would be incredible, Without funding, we will lose the services of the nurse, which would be devastating.”. A courageous Swords woman is getting ready to By Patrick Finnegan “The girls are in pain every day and it’s hard for me, as participate in this year’s Ladies Flora minia mother, to endure this. Alison wonders why marathon in June, so that her two young she has such delicate skin and we try to let girls can have a dedicated nurse to help them both go out to play, as normal, but they them live as normal a life as possible. suffer the consequences. Even the slightest Ger Hyland and her husband, Mark live in rub against any objects can cause pain and Ridgewood with their two beautiful girls, blistering. That evening is spent bandaging Alison, aged nine and four year old Erica. the wounds and puncturing the blisters. We Both girls suffer from Epidermolysis have to put them in antiseptic baths. In the Bullosa (EB), which is a rare genetic skin morning time, we assess them and dress them disease that causes the skin to be so with special clothing. I get special non-adhefragile that the slightest friction can cause sive dressing from the Health Centre in severe blistering-inside and outside the Swords, as ordinary bandages would cut body. Children born with EB have little or them,” she said. no collagen, so their skin internally and “When I was told that Alison would lead a very externally tears and blisters at the sedentary life, I was devastated. She would slightest touch. They are born into a often tell me that the pain is too great to world of pain and as they grow and participate in sports like gymnastics. She has develop, the condition and the devastaPictured at their home in Ridgewood, Swords are Mark and Ger Hyland, with their already had two bone density scans, because tion it causes worsen. For Ger and Mark, daughters Alison and Erica osteoporosis is a highly likely outcome with their world revolves around keeping their there is no cure. Severe forms of EB cause patients to this condition. The children often wonder why I am children healthy and managing daily bandage live with constant pain and scarring. The only treatputting them through such pain when I’m bandaging changes, which cause huge trauma and pain. EB ment for EB is daily wound care and bandaging. Ger them each morning and that can affect relationships. patients are dubbed “Butterfly Children”, because and Mark have found great support from Debra You get used to seeing bandages, but you never get their skin is as sensitive and thin as a butterfly’s wings. Ireland, who have been in a position to provide them used to seeing them in pain,” said a distraught Ger. On the outside, physical wounds prevent them from with a dedicated EB nurse, as a result of fundraising in This will be Ger’s eighth time to run in the mininormal daily activities enjoyed by other children. On last year’s mini-marathon. Now, they can call her marathon and she describes it as a wonderful thing to the inside, their dreams are the same as any child who whenever they have a problem with bandaging and participate in, even though her own lovely girls will loves, plays, learns and grows despite the pain and the likes. “Last year’s minimarathon helped us to never be able to do so. impediment caused by their disease. Unfortunately
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Sunday, when I will be performing next. I’m delighted with the interest in me locally and the number of people who come up and ask for autographs is amazing. Singing is everything to me and I’d love to make it my career. This is a great launch pad to put me in a great position, where people will take me more seriously. But I really need your votes,” he pleaded. From Easter Sunday, the lowest voted competitor from each team Balbriggan man, Mark Guildea is certainly creating goes home, so votes are really important. Mark also quite a stir in the locality, with his excellent perforpointed out that the public can vote more than mance on the popular RTE programme, once, which many people may not be aware ‘The Voice of Ireland’ Last week on the live of. Mark says that people will see a different show, Mark survived a nail biting finale in side to him on Easter Sunday, when he will his sing-off against two other members of sing a different type of song, which will show Sharon Corr’s team. Only one person can another side to his voice, which he is confibe saved by the public vote from each dent will surprise a lot of people. He spoke team, and the other by the mentor. Mark, about how he managed to suppress his who was not saved by the public vote, was nerves last Sunday. “Because I was on last, I saved by his mentor, Sharon Corr. He decided to treat the other acts as support acts explained to the County Leader, the impor- Mark Guildea to me, and the lights and the dancers were all tance of the public vote. “I really need for the main act, me. That’s how I coped,” he said. people in the North County to vote for me on Easter
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Skerries Tidy Towns Launch Adopt-A-Patch The Skerries Tidy Towns committee are kicking off the new season with the relaunch of their ‘AdoptA-Patch scheme. The scheme was launched in association with the local group, County Council and Supervalu on Wednesday, 20th March last at Skerries Mills. This is the third year of this successful scheme whereby volunteers take charge of an open space, laneway or pedestrian area and keep it clean and litter free. The Skerries group are very appreciate of all the help they receive so that
River Valley Means Business In Tidy Towns A big drive is underway by River Valley Rathingle Residents Association to make a big impression in this year’s Tidy Towns competition. They have entered the National Spring Clean month, which takes place in April.
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Pictured at the Skerries Tidy Towns 'Adopt A Patch' Information meeting at Skerries Mills on Wednesday last, 20th March are Tidy Towns members, Breege Madden, Anne Doyle, Caroline Dwyer, Aaron Doyle (Manager of sponsors, Supervalu, Skerries), Eimear McLoughlin and Frances Owens.
the scheme can operate smoothly: the County Council cooperate in providing bags and collecting full bags from convenient points around the town, with the local Supervalu acting
as the depot for new bags, gloves and so on as required by volunteers. The success of this scheme in Skerries has lead the Council to promote the idea countywide. Speaking to the County Leader about the scheme, the Tidy Towns group said: “We would like to
thank all our volunteers whose efforts have contributed greatly to Skerries’ attainments in the national tidy towns competition. We also want to say a big thanks to all who are continuing with their “patch” and we hope to welcome new v o l u n t e e r s this year.”
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There was a packed attendance at Balscadden National School, on Thursday last, 21st March, for the first Public Meeting of Balscadden Community’s new Text-Alert Scheme in partnership with local Gardai. Supt Noel Carolan of Balbriggan Garda Division congratulated the Balscadden Text-Alert steering group on their initiative. He spoke enthusiastically about the positive results of GardaCommunity partnerships already evident in this other parts of the country. There were also particular reassurance benefits for the elderly. He stated that the Balbriggan Garda division was
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On 13th April, there will be a Litter Picking Day around the estate, with volunteers meeting at the Community Centre at 10am on the day. In fact, Swords Tidy Town volunteers will assist the River Valley group on the day. This partnership with Swords Tidy Towns is of great interest to the local Environmental Group and is expected to give them an extra impetus to move things forward. Joe Newman from the River Valley Rathingle Environmental Group told the County Leader, “Our aim is to get as many to participate as possible and for residents to take pride in their locality. We will also be entering the Tidy Estate competition and the Urban Village competition, so we will be in touch with local businesses in the shopping complex, in order to ensure the area is kept nice and tidy. We intend to start at the entrance to River Valley and go right through to the exit at Rathingle,” said Newman, who met with Des Becton, Chairperson of Swords Tidy Towns committee in River Valley last week, to discuss the best way forward for all concerned. Becton reiterated Newman’s call for everyone to get involved, He said, “If people want to do something specific in their own area, the Residents Association will encourage people to do what they can. Swords Tidy Towns will have various designated days to assist other areas of Swords during April, and the 13th is River Valley’s day,” said Becton.
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already working with similar Text-Alert groups in Naul and Garristown areas. The Balscadden Public Meeting was chaired by village resident and retired Garda Chief Supt, John Farrelly. Almost 100 households signed up on the spot. Balscadden District Community Alert Chair, Aidan Staunton stated that, with the rate of concurrent door-to-door road-by-road sign-up by community canvassers, almost the entire community households would be in membership within a month. Conor O’Leary, an eastern regional representative of Muintir na Tíre addressed the meeting. Muintir is a national body focused on community empowerment and with a national promotional and advocacy role in Community Text Alert schemes. The current Balscadden scheme, has the capacity to promote the grant-aided Panic Alarm scheme for the sick and elderly in the community.
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tise in a time of scare resources, but I submit that the safety and lives of residents should always top the priority list of the Council.” According to O’Brien, the lack of a footpath on a busy and treacherous stretch of road that pedestrians are forced to use is simply a major public safety risk, which is putting people’s lives in jeopardy on a daily basis. “It is an unacceptable situation that the residents of By Patrick Finnegan Devlin Banks have no safe way to walk to the Balbriggan Green Party representative Joe centre of the village of which they are a part. O’Brien, has pleaded with the Council to build a This is a route that is travelled on foot by chilpromised footpath from dren and people Devlin Banks to Naul pushing baby village to address what buggies.” he called, a “major “I have concerns that public safety risk.” a serious accident will O’Brien recently wrote ensue unless the footto the local authority path is put in place. As on the issue and said: you know, people have “I urged the County no option but to walk Council in the on a busy and narrow strongest possible road around an acute terms to do everything corner and sometimes, within their powers to of course, during the ensure that not only is darkness of early the €25,000 allocated morning or night. I for the footpath, but would again ask that that work is planned this footpath be given and commenced as Balbriggan Green Representative, Joe O'Brien is pictured priority as soon as soon as possible.” at the hazardous site in Naul Village, which serves as a possible,” he “I understand that the footpath for people accessing the village from nearby concluded. Council needs to priori- Delvin Banks.
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Tolan was also upbeat about the opportunities that will accrue to Balbriggan. “There is now a real possibility of being able to properly inform our visitors of the many outstanding facilities we have here in the town and further
The opening of a new actual visitors can get the information on Balbriggan Tourist Office in latest Quay Street, has been given a Balbriggan’s leisure offerings. wide welcome in the town as a major boost to tourism in the area. The official opening, which took place recently, was undertaken by Cathaoirleach of Balbriggan Town Council, Larry Dunne. A large gathering of representatives of different organisations in the town attended the opening. Chairman of Fingal Tourism, Tony Pictured at the official opening of Balbriggan Tourist Office at Quay Street are, Rory Lambert said that, Keogh (General Manager, Bracken Court Hotel, Balbriggan), Tony Lambert (Chairman, “having a Tourist Office Fingal Tourism), Kevin Tolan (President, Balbriggan Chamber of Commerce) and Elaine in Balbriggan will serve O'Sullivan (Manager, Fingal Tourism). to strengthen the strong tourism ties between Equally important is that the afield. We have a beautiful the town and the rest of the siting of an office here will beach and our infrastructure is county. This presents a great enable Fingal Tourism to first class, with excellent road opportunity to improve visitor cement our network of local and rail access to the town. flow into Balbriggan. We hope industry contacts,” he said. The Tourist Office now helps this office will serve as a one President of Balbriggan us to showcase these great stop shop, where potential and Chamber of Commerce, Kevin amenities,” he said.
Rush Sewage Issue Must Be Resolved By Jennifer McShane Local Councillor, Tom O’Leary (FG), has said that he is extremely disappointed that the County Council were delayed in getting the application regarding the connection of homes in Rush to the new wastewater treatment plant in Portrane underway, as raw sewage is being pumped into the sea in this area. He told the County Leader: “I asked the Council the status on this application because this is an urgent issue that must be resolved. As of now in Rush, has raw sewage currently being pumped into the sea. Understandably, this is of great concern the the local residents and the Community Council and we must get this resolved. Residents are very worried about the quality of the bathing water and its negative impact on the prospects of a blue flag for their beaches.” Chairman of Rush Community
Development committee, Charlie Monks told the County Leader, “We thought we were part of the new Donabate / Portrane sewage system. Suddenly, Rush is now looked upon as a separate entity. We were told five years ago that Lusk, Rush, Donabate and Portrane were part of one project and all the politicians agreed. Rush is divided into four sections, but they have not yet completed Phase One. The Council have applied for funding for Phase Two and we’re now campaigning to get the second phase done. The other phases are only at the planning stage,” he said. In the meantime, Rush, with a population of over 9,000 people, has most of it’s sewage being pumped out to sea, down by the harbour. “This is an absolute disgrace, seeing as the new treatment Donabate [ Portrane plant is now up and running. They’re talking about spending €23 million on a neighbouring town for future expansion of it’d sewage system. Why can’t they use their resources here, where it’s urgently needed,” he concluded.
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Put a bounce into your little bunny’s step this Easter with The Mad Hatter’s Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday 30th March in Swords Pavilions. Meet The Mad Hatter at the information desk at 1pm and help him look for the Swords Pavilions Easter Egg. Lots of fun for all and lots of prizes to be won. Prize giving will take place on the upper mall in front of Dunnes Stores at 2.15pm. There will also be arts and craft and face painting 1pm - 3pm. The special kiddies train will be on the upper mall. Opening hours for the centre on Good Friday 29th March - 9am - 9pm, Easter Saturday 30th March from 9am 6pm, Easter Sunday 31st March - Closed (see individual stores) and Easter Monday 1st April 11am - 6pm.
Set Dancing In Swords Set Dancing classes have now resumed in Swords. They take place every Tuesday in the upstairs bar of The Carnegie Court Hotel in Swords from 8-9pm. Admission is €5, Students with ID €2. All levels welcome and catered for. For further details contact Celine on 0879015158. All are welcome to come along and join in.
Meals On Wheels Volunteer drivers are urgently needed to deliver meals in the Swords area around mid-day. It would take up no more than an hour of your time and can be done on a fortnightly basis. All help is greatly appreciated. Please call Joan on: 0876963813 for more information, if you can help with this invaluable service to the community.
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Councillor Ciaran Byrne (Lab), has warmly welcomed the decision of the County Council to liaise with the local Gardai and introduce a new covert patrolling system to tackle the widespread issue of anti-social behaviour in the North County. “I had asked that the Council liaise with the Gardai to address the problem of antisocial behaviour which is adversely affecting families and communities across the county, with a view to an effective resolution to this ongoing problem, and was delighted to
hear their interesting and positive response to this matter,” Byrne told the County Leader. “The County Council and the Gardaí will be working together consistently to address the issue of anti-social behaviour within local communities, and this new covert patrolling system should help matters further. Covert Cllr. Byrne patrolling of the affected areas around the North County will be introduced at appropriate times, so hopefully this will see the problem reduced.”
“Rather than focusing on one particular area, unfortunately we see anti-social behaviour affect many of our communities and local residents are concerned,” he continued. “We don’t want the problem to grow. Reports tell us that the main incidents occur around open, public areas so the gardai will be making a special effort to patrol these areas and monitor the situation.” Byrne says that this latest development is a very positive one and is another step towards ensuring our towns are safe from this behaviour. “This is a positive response to a negative issue, and hopefully things will go forward from here,” he concluded.
Lusk Tidy Towns Committee launched their Annual Postcards on St Patrick's Day. Pictured at the launch are committee members, Nina Flynn, Brian Egan, Angela Ball, Noel Ball, Pat Kelly, Eileen O'Donovan, Catriona Dunne, Teresa Kilmurray, Danny Dunne and Tom Kilmurray.
‘That’s Entertainment’ In Portmarnock Portmarnock Musical and Dramatic Society presents “That’s Entertainment” from Wednesday, 3rd April to Saturday, 6th April at 8:00 p.m. each evening at Portmarnock Sports & Leisure Centre, Blackwood Lane. Tickets are now on sale: Adults €15 and concessions €12 and are
available by contacting 087 627 8379. This is a full musical production with lots of singing and dancing and promises to be a great night’s entertainment, with lots of familiar faces on stage. Songs from shows such as “Hairspray”, “Les Misérables”, “Sister Act”, “Priscilla Queen of the Desert” and many more. You’ll go home with a song on your lips and a bounce in your step!
Classes In Malahide Pregnancy yoga classes are starting again in Malahide Tennis Club, on Thursdays from 7 to 8pm; Baby Massage and Baby Yoga classes are starting on Saturday mornings St. Andrews Parish Centre.
allows women to make their glasses a fashionable part of their entire look.” “My advice to older ladies in Balbriggan and Swords choosing new specs is that there’s something in this collection for everyone. My personal favourite is Aurora 10, which is a bold cat’s eye shape, very vintage and very me.” Priced at €189, the Singer, actress and businesswoman, Lulu designs feature a signature crystal on has joined forces with Specsavers each side, combining elements of fine Ireland to unveil a collection of jewellery and intricate metalwork glasses created specifically for with modern design principles to stylish women aged 50 plus. create elegant glasses that flatter Available exclusively at mature skin tones and hair Specsavers in Balbriggan and colouring. They also include Swords, the Aurora range PENTAX single vision lenses, a includes 13 sophisticated styles. scratch-resistant treatment, a Timeless, yet on-trend, the bespoke Aurora case and cloth as designs make use of soft, complestandard. All glasses in the Aurora mentary colours, intricate jewelled range are included in Specsavers’ detailing and pearlised finishes. current two for one offer, where you Lulu, 64, who has worn glasses for can choose any two pairs of designer 15 years, says: ”What could be better than accessorising with a chic Lulu modelling a pair of glasses glasses from the €149 to €189 ranges, and pay for just one. pair of specs? The Aurora range from her new range at Specsavers.
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April Programmes At Emmaus Emmaus Retreat Centre located at Lissenhall, Swords, will have a three day Mindfulness programme taking place over the 12th, 13th and 14th April. A one day workshop entitled Managing Your Morale takes place on 7th April which will be facilitated by Maria Lynch. Friday 12th April sees the beginning of the Mindfulness Programme, with the first of three one day workshops. The first workshop is
Mindfulness Through Art with Veronica O’RourkeArt Therapist. On Saturday 13th April, they have the second Mindfulness programme, called Mindfulness Through Movement with Anna Fiona Keogh, who is a Dance Movement Psychotherapist. Also on 13th April, Father Jim Cogley will facilitate a one day Workshop on ‘Healing Our Insecurities’. On 23rd - 25th April, they will have a
programme entitled Adult Faith in the 21st Century which will be delivered by Diarmuid O’Murchu, a member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Order. And finally, on 28th April, Maria Lynch will be back with a one day workshop entitled Colour, Style and Confidence for women. Included in the cost of all of the one day workshops is a lunch as well as tea/coffee breaks. Full details are available on their web site www.emmauscentre.ie or call Emmaus on 01-8700050
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Pictured at the Confirmation of Paul Downey from Pope John Paul II School, Malahide at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury are, Susan Brennan, Sheila Downey, Colm Downey and Paul Downey.
Owen Salmon from St Cronan's SNS made his Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. Owen is pictured with Olga McCarthy and Paul Salmon.
Josh Bridgeman from Pope John Paul II School in Malahide made his Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. He is pictured here with his parents, Paula and Paul Bridgeman.
Grainne Burke from Pope John Paul School Malahide made her Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. She is pictured here with her grandparents, John and Cathy Burke.
Pictured after making their Confirmations at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury are Pope John Paul II School, Malahide pupils, Peter Boyne, Cathal Rainey and Alex Doyle.
It was Shona McGrory's Confirmation Day at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. Shona is pictured here with her father Ian McGrory, mother Laura McGrory, grandmother Jennifer McGrory, and her grandparents Patricia and Philip Ellison.
Harry Geraghty from Pope John Paul ll School in Malahide is pictured with his father, Darren after making his Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury.
Lauren Butler from St Cronan's SNS made her Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. She is pictured here with her sister Anna and father Mark Butler.
Lydia McHale from St Cronan's SNS made her Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. Lydia is pictured with her great grandmother, Agnes Murphy, her aunt Marilyn Murphy and mother, Rebecca McHale.
Jessie Joy from Pope John Paul School Malahide made her Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. She is pictured here with her parents, Sandra Thompson and Declan Roche and her nanna, Dot Roche.
It was Caoimhe Reilly's Confirmation Day at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. She is pictured here with her parents, Derek and Geraldine.
Pictured is Sofia Reid with her mother, Sinead after her Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown.
Carla Duffy from Pope John Paul II School, Malahide made her Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. She is pictured here with her brother, Jamie and mother, Catherine.
Trevor Rogers from St Cronan's SNS made his Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. He is pictured here with his sponsor, Peter Rogers and parents, Trevor and Tricia.
Craig Cahill from St Cronan's SNS made his Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. Craig is pictured here with his father, Thomas Cahill, mother Noeleen Byrne and sponsor Mary Davidson.
Darragh Byrne from St Cronan's SNS made his Confirmation at St Cronan's Church, Brackenstown. Darragh is pictured with his parents, Conor and Kareen Byrne.
Shona Whitfield from Pope John Paul II School, Malahide made her Confirmation at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Seabury. She is pictured here with her parents, Ray and Monica Furlong.
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Swords Man Scales Heights In Theatre World Patrick Collier from Swords is certainly making a name for himself in the theatre world in the UK. He is a freelance theatre producer working in London. Collier, who hails from Castlefarm in Swords, trained at Trinity College Dublin and the Oxford School of Drama, and is a recipient of the Natwest Young Producer’s Bursary Award. He joined Theatre Témoin in 2011 as Creative Producer, and continues to support ongoing international projects with the company. Other current productions include, Theatre
Swords theatre producer, Patrick Collier.
Témoin’s Nineveh (Riverside Studios London, 2013) - a surreal exploration of the
Malahide Yacht Club Aids RNLI Last week, Malahide Yacht Club toasted St Patrick’s Day, in aid of Howth RNLI. Over 150 members of the Yacht Club and their families gathered on the national feast day to toast our patron saint. Irish eyes were smiling and the craic was mighty as the 30th Powers Hot Whiskey and Irish Coffee Morning helped to ward off the cold as guests gathered to
trauma of combat set inside the belly of a whale, Metta Theatre’s Well (2013) - a circus-theatre piece on the largest mass-poisoning in history, and Theatre Re’s The Little Soldiers (Cockpit Theatre London, 2013) based on the Cain and Abel myth. Collier has brought the play, ‘The Fantasist’ to Ireland. It has been described as “a stunning exploration of the glorious heights and murky depths of bipolar disorder”, following a sell-out 5 star run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which was described as “A terrific work” by The Guardian. The tour finishes on March 27th. With such accolades, there is no doubt that this is not the last we will hear about this Swords native.
raise a glass to celebrate our national holiday. Malahide Yacht Club members are keen supporters of the RNLI and many of them dressed up especially for the occasion. Members of the Enchiradis Treis Choir also provided their support. Howth RNLI Fundraising Chairperson Rose Michael told the County Leader, ‘The funds raised will go towards our current fundraising project to fund the running and maintenance costs of the lifeboat station for a week.”
Dublin Airport Hotel Wins Prestigious Award Premier Inn Dublin Airport has been awarded the Whitbread Group Plc 2012 Business of the Year at the recent Whitbread conference. It is a major achievement for the team at Premier Inn Dublin Airport to receive this award with over 600 UK hotels. Whitbread recognised the tough market that the Dublin Airport property is currently operating in and praised the team who have exceeded all targets such as Team Measures, Guest measures and Financial Measures set by Whitbread.
Play Bingo In Balbriggan There is Bingo every Wednesday Night at 8.45 p.m. in O’Dwyers GAA Clubhouse, Bremore, Balbriggan, where Great Prizes can be won. Everyone is welcome to come along. This is a great social opportunity to meet new people and have some good old fashioned fun.
Helen Devlin, GM of Premier Inn Dublin Airport told the County Leader: “this is a fantastic award for myself and the team to receive and recognises the hard work and dedication put into running the Helen Devlin business, delivering great value for money, reinvesting in our product and the delivery of exceptional service by a team who really do care. It is a great honour to have this recognised and to win such an award over 600 UK hotels”
Swords Breastfeeding Group Emmaus Retreat and Conference Centre, Ennis Lane, Lissenhall, Swords, Co. Dublin Telephone: (01) 8700050 Fax: (01) 8408248 Email: reservations@emmauscentre.ie • Web: www.emmauscentre.ie
Programmes & Courses at Emmaus for April 2013 7th April – Managing Your Morale – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Maria Lynch - Cost €55.00 - Light Lunch Included
12th April – Mindfulness Through Art – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Veronica O’Rourke – Cost: €60 - Lunch and materials included.
13th April – Mindfulness Through Movement – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Anna Fiona Keogh - Cost: €60.00 - Light Lunch Included
13th April – Healing Our Insecurities – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Father Jim Cogley – Cost: €55.00 - Light Lunch Included
14th April – Mindful Eating – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Deirdre Kavanagh - Cost €60.00 - Light Lunch Included
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28th April – Colour Style and Confidence – One Day Workshop Facilitator: Maria Lynch – Cost: €65.00 - Light Lunch Included
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Swords Friends of Breastfeeding Mother 2 Mother Group will meet every Wednesday in the Applewood Community Centre from 10am to 12pm. Come along for a coffee and a chat. Mums with toddlers, new mums and mumsto-be all welcome. The cost is €3 per session. For further information call 087 2927841.
Balbriggan Book Club The Balbriggan and Surrounding Area Book Club meet on the first Tuesday of every month in the Bracken Court Hotel at 7pm. All ages are welcome. If you would like to get more information on the group and meetings you can join the meetup group (which is free of charge) on www.meetup.com/bal briggan-book-club.
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Pastel Easter Fashion With Easter just on our doorstep, it’s a sure sign that Spring is here at last. Easter is about two kinds of sweet treats – one is delicious to eat and the other is fabulous to wear! What better time to embrace ‘sweet like candy’ pastels than during the year’s chocolate holiday season, with delectable shades of candy floss pinks, baby blues, mellow yellows and pretty peaches. We can happily confine those darker shades to the back of the wardrobe and step out in flattering, soft coloured shades perfect for the Spring/Summer season. Take this candy pink peplum dress (pictured). The style and colour are very on trend and perfect for Easter. The dress does all the talking with this so keep the accessorises minimal and opt for a natural and soft beauty luck to set it all off.
Pavilions Supports Jack And Jill Foundation Swords Pavilions are delighted to announce their charity of choice for 2013/14 is The Jack & Jill Foundation. The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation was set up by Jonathan Irwin and Senator Mary Ann O’Brien, based on their own experience caring for their son Jack at home until he passed away in December
Josephine Marks from Swords was the winner of the Swords Pavilions €500 Gift card along with a host of prizes in their Mothers Day Facebook competition. Josephine is
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Pictured centre, is President of Rotary Club of Dublin Fingal, Dave Murray having presented Paul Harris Medals to long standing Rotarians and past presidents Edward Mealy and Tony Stafford. Both were awarded the honour because of their hard and diligent work and commitment to the club over the years. The Paul Harris medal is the highest accolade to be presented to a Rotarian by their club.
A number of Skerries locals are trying to set up a Rowing Club in the area. If you would like to try something new or maybe just get involved with the club and help out at this early stage please come along If you are interested send an email to Adam at superman963@gmail.co m and they will keep you updated with developments. All are welcome.
Community Parking Issue Needs To Be Addressed Swords councillor, Darragh Butler (FF), has said that the community or communal parking on a local estate is not working and that there needs to be dedicated spaces added for the residents there. The area in question is Cedar Avenue in Ridgewood, Swords where a system of ‘community parking’ is in place where residents
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share undesignated parking spaces. Butler told the County Leader: “The current system doesn’t work and leads to unnecessary arguments between neighbours and abuse.” He asked for an extra space of two to be cut into the grass verge and said it seemed like a relatively simple solution to the ongoing problem. But the local
authority said the area in question was still in private hands and was out of its control. They explained: “The lands at Cedar Avenue are private lands and have not been taken in charge to date, although it is understood that the process is underway. Because the land remains private, the Council is not at present in a position to consider the request for additional car park spaces to be added.” Butler said that although this was a disappointing response, he hoped the matter could be dealt with again in the coming weeks.
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We’re well and truly into the Spring Season (though you wouldn’t think it from the weather!) and Easter is just around the corner. While we can always cross our fingers and hope that we get some sunshine into the Easter weekend, this is Ireland so we know not to expect too much! Luckily, the North County boasts an impressive array of facilities so that you and your family can be kept thoroughly entertained (both outside and in) this Easter. Easter egg hunts, Easter costumes, your fun filled Activities For All options are endless and The Family will most definitely keep you busy and entertained Keep a watchful eye out for the weekend ahead. around your town in the Other options that your run up to the Easter family can enjoy are more weekend as the North laid back, but just as County will be bursting much fun. What about a with cracking activities trip to the theatre? This that all the family can can be enjoyed by both enjoy. Easter games, young and old; the young ones will love the excitement of watching the skilled actors so close and the older ones will really appreciate the cultural experience of attending a stage performance of a classic or modern show. If you’re looking for another alternative, how about a good, old fashioned trip to the movies? The only thing you’ll have to worry about is the arguments over which film to see! Or, why not treat your children to a nice day out in a park or amusement complex? The North County provides many places with many activities your kids are bound to enjoy. You can sit back and relax with a nice cup of tea whilst they play and have fun being kids. It’s the simple little things that they will enjoy and remember forever.
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The North County is one of the most desirable places to take a mini break. Easter is the perfect time of year to take some time out with the family. Locals can travel anywhere within the North County with ease, thanks to our modern road system. You are never more than a few miles from each of the towns so why not take the opportunity to stay in one of the fine hotels in the area? Each hotel will have a huge range of facilities, perfect for your Easter stay. They will no doubt have lots of fun, Egg-citing Easter themed activities for all the family to enjoy including bouncing castles and loads more and, provided we get the nice weather, there’ll be plenty of time to enjoy a picnic outdoors. If the weather isn’t on our side, the hotels will accommodate this and you can still have some fun indoors with the array of activities they’ll have planned for you. Keep an eye our for the varied Easter specials that the hotels may have on offer.
Restaurants Here in the North County you will be spoilt for choice with the vast choice of restaurants available to you. Whether you’re fond of Chinese, Italian, Indian, Greek, Mexican or something as simple as a pizza or burger, you’ll find all these choices not far from your doorstep. Of course, these will also be serving up traditional dinners come Easter weekend, for those of you who are looking to getting that all important dinner. These restaurants will have extensive delicious menus on offer that will be suitable for both adults and children. They will also have plenty of Easter deals on offer so that you will get the most value for your Easter meal. Be sure to reserve your table as early as possible if you intend to eat out for the Easter weekend, as the places will fill up fast.
Night Life If you want to relish the fact that you’re off work and head out for some Easter night life, the North County boasts an
array of fun and varied night clubs that you can have a great night in with all your friends. There’s sure to be a great atmosphere in the air as everyone lets their hair down and dances the evening away after a hard week’s work. Many of the clubs in the North County will mostly likely have a vast array of Easter specials on so keep an eye out for these.
Easter Fun While You Shop If you decide to do a bit of shopping over the weekend, the excellent shopping centres here in the North County will also have a huge amount of activities on throughout the day for the little and not so little ones. Take part in loads of Easter egg hunts, games, and a few surprises or two while nibbling on some chocolate and treating yourself in the shops. There’ll be something for everyone to enjoy. The shops will also be stacked with every type of Easter egg imaginable, perfect if you’re planning to do your own Easter egg hunts at home.
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Jessica Corr - Lusk Our next contestant hoping to take home this year’s coveted Dublin Rose of Tralee title is the lovely Jessica Corr from Lusk. This will be the 22 year old’s first time entering the competition, but she has a bit of a helping hand with the whole process as her cousin is former Dublin Rose participant Amiee Doyle. “That was actually one of the factors that made me want to enter myself, seeing how much Aimee enjoyed it. It’s great to be able to talk to someone who knows the ins and outs of the whole thing too,” she told the County Leader. Jessica attended Milverton primary school before going on to attend Skerries Community College. She says she’s an extremely organised person and loves planning things (she was very aptly on the Debs committee in secondary s c h o o l ) . “Amiee is always giving out to m e
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for planning so far ahead in advance,” she says, laughing. “But I just can’t help it!” Jessica is being sponsored this year by Home Night Club in Balbriggan. “I used to work there, so the guys very kindly agreed so sponsor me, which was fantastic.” When it came to thinking of a career choice, she says she knew she wanted to build a career, but for a while, wasn’t sure in what industry. “I knew that college wasn’t for me, but I wanted to have something decent behind me and knew I wanted it to be something creative.” She says she saw an ad published in the North County Leader asking for hairdressers and decided to go along and give it a try. Nearly four years later, she is now almost a fully qualified professional hairdresser and hasn’t looked back. “I just love my job. I work in a hairdressers in Portmarnock and everyone there is so lovely and supportive. It’s a fantastic place to work.” The Lusk lady is extremely close to her family; dad Martin, mother Josephine and her younger sister Samantha. She also wants to give a special mention to her nana Josie, who she say is the most important person in the world to her. “I knew my nana would be thrilled when she found out I was entering. We’re extremely close, I stay with her a lot so I wanted to mention her in particular.” Though her job keeps her very busy, in her spare time she returns to her big passion in life: horse riding. She even has her own horse, who she fondly called Gizmo. “I love animals, especially horses,” she continues. “I’ve been riding horses for around 15 years now. I had originally thought I would like to be a vet, but doing work experience changed all that! I love animals, but just wouldn’t be able to operate on them.” She describes herself as a people person and is loving her Rose experience so far. “It’s something so different for me, but I always knew I wanted to be involved. I remember being in Tralee when I was very young and meeting one of the Roses and I’ve never forgotten it. It also gives me the chance to meet lots of fantastic people.” She says it would mean the world to her to win, but for now she’s just enjoying whole process. “I’m having the best time so far and I’m most definitely a glass is half full type of person, so no matter what, it’s going to be a positive experience for me, and a lot of fun too!”
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Fingal County Council I Michelle Judge hereby apply for planning permission for alterations to perviously approved parent permission F06A/1576. The alterations consist of ammendments to house type C and consist of the following, omission of basement and attic floors, reduction of size and height of dwelling, removal of side bay, alterations to rear and side elevations and associate works on plot 20 Streamstown Wood, Streamstown Lane, Malahide, Co. Dublin. The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the planning authority, during its public opening hours and a submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the planning authority on payment of the prescribed fee within 5 weeks from submission of application to Planning Authority. Fingal County Council Permission sought for single storey extension incorporating extended entrance hall and therapy room (for family use) to front elevation, the demolition of the single storey extension at rear and construction of single storey extension at rear and side of existing two storey dwelling all at No 1 Marywell, Miller’s Lane, Skerries, County Dublin for Mr Brian Melia and Ms Riona Sullivan The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the planning authority during its public opening hours and a submission or observation may be made to the authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the planning authority of this application Fingal County Council I Donagh Higgins intend to apply for permission and retention permission for development at this site address: 65 Boroimhe Laurels, Swords, Co Dublin. The development consists of a new car parking space to the front of 65 Boroimhe Laurels. The development to be retained consists of the subdivision of 65 Boroimhe Laurels to form two separate two storey dwellings, retention of a 16 square meter increase in floor area over what was permitted in F02B/0299, alterations to the facades and associated site works. The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the planning authority during its public opening hours and a submission or observation may be made to the authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee (20Euros) within the period of 5 weeks beginning
on the date of receipt by the authority of this application. Fingal County Council Planning Permission is sought, on behalf of Seamus and Diane Dore, for the following works at No. 12 St. Patrick’s Close, Skerries, County Dublin: 1/Widening of existing vehicular entrance from 2.3M to 3M 2/Construction of new single storey extensions to side (West) and rear (North) 3/ Dormer windows to side (West) and rear (North) of existing roof attendant on new attic conversion All together with associated site and landscape works. The Planning Application may be inspected or purchased, at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of the planning authority during its public opening hours and a submission or observation may be made to the authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee (20Euro) within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of this application. Fingal County Council Permission is sought to construct a new two storey extension to the rear of 7 Kelly's Bay Promenade, Skerries for Claire Vesey The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of Fingal County Council, County Hall, Main St, Swords, Co. Dublin, during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission. Fingal County Council Planning Permission is sought by Mike and Jill Reilly for dormer dwelling, detached garage/store and waste water treatment system at Regeens, Lusk, Co. Dublin. This planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the planning authority during its public opening hours and a submission or observation may be made to the authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee 20 euro within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of this application.
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