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Delight as Déise back in big time HURLING fever is sweeping Waterford again. A thrilling victory over neighbours Tipperary has put the Déise back in the big time with a chance to avenge last year’s All Ireland final defeat by Limerick. The counties will meet in Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semifinal at Croke Park . Punters are backing them to go all the way. BoyleSports has cut the odds on a Liam MacCarthy win from 12/1 to 9/2 . Waterford are 3/1 to reach the final. Waterford went through after a 4-28 to 2-27 win over Tipperary in a nail-biting contest at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Goals from Austin Gleeson, Dessie Hutchinson, Stephen Bennett and Neil Montgomery took Liam Cahill’s team to victory over his native county. Cahill said his players showed “brilliant heart” . “Tipp looked to be coming at us in droves,” he said. “Usually, when they come at you like that, they get you done.”

The Ballingarry man was rueful about victory over his home county. “I don’t take any particular pleasure in being part of this,” he told WLR. “It was a difficult place to be.. We had a job to do. We got it done, and we move on now.”

OH BROTHER: Former rose of Tralee, Kirsten Mate Maher, and her 9-year-old brother Lenson, at an event to announce details of Waterford Harvest Festival which will run from September 6 to 12.. Pic: Patrick Browne

BARR STAR: There is huge pride in the county at the Olympic achievement of Waterford’s Thomas Barr who narrowly missed out on a place in the 400m hurdles final. Barr, who reached the semifinal with a brilliant second place performance, recorded his second-best time ever but fell just short of qualification. He was placed overall ninth in the competition. There is also great pride in the achievments of runner Phil Healy who competed with distinction in the 200m, 400m and mixed relay. Healy is a Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) Masters student. She has an MSc in Computing and is a WIT Vikings Elite Sports Scholar

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04 | news in brief Staying shut

Waterford Chamber has expressed disappointment at a decision by Fáilte Ireland not to reopen the tourist office on The Quay. Gerald Hurley, CEO, said the office should be opened “in the shortest possible timeframe.”

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Seagull spreads its wings

Golfers buy the club

West Waterford golf club has been bought by a consortium of club members. The 148-acre course, home club of PGA Tour winner Seamus Power, went post-auction for €1.25m.

Help for hubs

The Government has allocated €280,890 for five remote broadband hubs across Waterford county: at Dungarvan, Ballyphilip, Ballynaneashagh and two in the city. .

Starry, starry night

Mount Congreve Gardens will host a night under the starbright skies on Saturday, August 14, when a spectacular meteor shower is expected. See www. mountcongreve.com

One for the roads

Rural roads and laneways in Co Waterford will benefit from a further €593,957 in State funding under the Local Improvement Scheme. Some €270,000 had previously been allocated.

TRAMORE’S Seagull Bakery is spreading its wings. Sarah Richards and Conor Naughton, the husband and wife team behind the artisan sourdough bakery, have expanded the baking area in Tramore and opened a new bakery shop in Dunmore East. There are now three Seagull Bakery shops across Waterford. The Seagull weas hatched in Sarah’s kitchen in 2002, moved to the Saturday market in Tramore and opened its doors at Broad Street in 2016.

A new bakery shop was opened in Waterford city earlier this year . Sarah believes the Covid pandemic has encouraged people towards healthy eating and shopping locally . “We are delighted to see just how much our customers are enjoying shopping more locally, not only at Seagull but at many other local and independent businesses,” she said. Picture: Sarah Richards and Conor Naughton at the Seagull Bakery. Photo: Patrick Browne.

Another Waterford business, The Book Resort, is also expanding. The supplier of bespoke gift boxes is awaiting the delivery of a new van - the first of many, it hopes. The mother and son team, Aisling Finn and Liam Hayes, send out luxury boxes with books and Irish-made chocolate. “Having our own vehicle will enable us to deliver our beautiful boxes at precise times and ensure our local customers receive outstanding service,” explained Aisling.

Just 3% of homes are lying vacant

WATERFORD has a low rate of vacant homes, new figures show. In June the vacancy rate here stood at 2.9%. The national average was 4.5%. Dublin, at 1.6%, had lowest vacancy rate in the country. The figures are from the GeoView Residential Buildings Report published by GeoDirectory and EY Economic Advisory. It found that 610 buildings were under construction in Waterford in June . The average residential property price in Waterford for the twelve months to May 2021 was €214,020. and 14.7% of all transactions involved new dwellings . WEB WAYS: 620 new .ie domains were registered in Waterford in the first half of 2021, according to the latest .IE Domain Profile Report. There was an increase of 64% in the number of new .ie web addresses with ‘outdoor summer’-related keywords, particularly ‘pool’, ‘barbecue’ and ‘tent’.

Bishop to defy Covid curb on ceremonies WATERFORD’S Catholic bishop, Dr Alphonsus Cullinan, says the diocese will offer first communions and confirmations to children, contrary to Government and public health advice. He has joined the bishops of Elphin and Clogher in declaring their intention to proceed with the ceremonies. Taoiseach Micheál Martin criticised the bishops’ stance. He said the Government’s only motivation was to protect people’s health. “I think that should be accepted in good faith,” he said. Health Minister Stephen Donnelly urged bishops not to resume the ceremonies. “When you’re dealing with a deadly virus, ultimately what you’re doing is putting people’s lives at risk,” he said. But Dr Cullinan, Bishop of Waterford ansd Lismore, said spiritual health was also important. “As a bishop, I must take both into consideration, spiritual health and physical health,” he told the Irish Independent. Bishop Cullinan was criti-

cal of the Government and Nphet, saying their communication left a great deal to be desired. He said he had seen “large crowds congregating at all kinds of venues” in Waterford, including at sports events. “I can see no valid reason for the further postponement of the sacraments for our children,” he said. The Government curb on religious ceremonies has not been backed by legislation. It is aimed at limiting the size of gatherings and avoiding the socialising that often follows these events. VACCINE: A walk-in centre where anyone over 16 could be vaccinated against Covid was in operation in Waterford over the bank holiday. Mr Donnelly, who visited the centre, confirmed that the vaccine programme would soon be extended to chldren in the 12 to 15 age group. “I am delighted to confirm that our young people will be offered an opportunity to protect themselves from Covid-19,” the minister said.

Big jobs boost from local expansions

ALMOST 300 new jobs are on their way to Waterford through expansion by two international companies. Global sciences company, Repligen, is adding to the facility it already has at the Butlerstown Business Park and will increase its staff from 74 to more than 200. The American company, formerly ARTeSYN BioSolutions, makes filtration and other bioprocessing tools that enable the manufacture of biologic drugs. Fine Gael Senator John Cummins said the decision was a huge vote of confidence in Waterford. Fianna Fáil TD and junior minister Mary Butler, said it was “great news for Waterford”. She also welcomed an announcement from Bausch and Lomb that it would be adding another 130 jobs to its team in Waterford.

“Waterford is rightly recognised as leading the way in pharmaceutical and life sciences, and both these announcements show a real vote of confidence in its talented workforce,” said the minister. The contact lens manufacturer will begin adding the extra jobs in 2023. Job vacancies in Waterford increased by more than 40 per cent in the second quarter of the year, according to the IrishJobs. ie Jobs Index. The increase, when compared to the first quarter, revealed particular demand for jobs in accounting, banking, marketing, secretarial and administration . Vacancies have increased substantially in all but two counties, Limerick and Sligo. The biggest increase was in Wicklow, 106%. The figure for Waterford was 44%. For Dublin it was 47 %.

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Tramore tops but butts spoil Dungarvan

TRAMORE beach is one of Ireland’s cleanest, a new survey shows. But a majority of beaches and harbours around the country are falling short of ‘clean’ status, among them Dungarvan harbour. It is rated ‘moderately littered’ in the survey by the group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Kilmore Quay, in Wexford, Bray serafront (Wicklow) and Dun Laoghaire harbour are among 12 locations that join Tramore in the ‘clean to European norms’ category. IBAL says it was “striking how incredibly clean the beach area and immediate hinterland of Tramore Strand were, with the beach particularly pristine”. It says: “Regular bins were supplemented by additional ones for the summer season and litter awareness / dog

fouling notices were in excellent condition and fresh in appearance. As well as recycling options, there was a novel feature for the collection of plastic bottles for recycling. Despite plenty of activity, there was a virtual absence of litter in the area surveyed. It is clear that great care is taken to not only keep the area clean and clear, but also an inviting and pleasant environment.” Of Dungarvan, the report says: “The overall impression at Dungarvan harbour and immediate hinterland was of a moderately littered site with no large accumulations. There were some notable items within the water area, e.g. traffic cones and alcohol related litter, e.g. beer bottles and pint glasses. The problem with glass bottles and glass is that they can break and become a health hazard, as

did happen at this site. Cigarette butts were also present.” The report says Walton Park was “very freshly presented with attractive planning, good overall maintenance and minimal litter.” IBAL says the overall story is positive. “We’ve seen a welcome rise in the number of clean beaches and harbours compared to our study of two years ago,” said Conor Horgan of IBAL. “ “However, at the bottom end of the table, we’ve seen many areas deteriorate from ‘moderately littered’ to ‘littered’.” The most common forms of litter found by the assessors were cigarette butts, sweet wrappers, disposable masks and plastic bottles, with coffee cups also featuring strongly. Alcohol cans were found in almost half of all sites.

It’s a local clean sweep

A CAMAPIGN has been launched in Waterford to keep our streets free from gum. “Bin your gum when you’re done,” is the slogan for the Gum Litter Taskforce, announced by the mayor, Councillor Joe Kelly. “We can never underestimate the pride that people have in their local towns and villages,” he said. “As ever, I am confident that the people throughout Waterford will do their town and local

community proud by getting behind the Gum Litter Taskforce campaign in an effort to invoke positive change within their local communities.” While the mayor was declaring war on gum, the deputy mayor, Councillor Seánie Power joined Johnny Brunnock, the council’s Trails Officer and Ella Ryan, Environment Awareness Officer, to mark the council’s membership of Leave No

Trace Ireland. They are asking people to bring their litter home with them and help protect Waterford’s beauty spots. The people of Templars’ Hall, meanwhile, have taken matters into their own hands. Memebers of the Residents Association (pictured above) held an estate clean-up. The great turnout was increased by help from Larchville/ Lisduggan Residents Association.

Waterford as they search for the visual clues which will help them to solve the trail. Once completed the junior navigators will be awarded the title of ‘Official Historian of Ireland’s Oldest City.’ The trail can be self-guided or it can be used on the Freedom of Waterford or Epic guided walking tours, offering adults the opportunity to enjoy a visitor experience while childen are engaged in the interactive experience. Our picture shows brothers Freddie and Felix Fitzgerald at the launch of the trail.

WATERFORD is to get a new Adult Acute Mental Health Unit. Funding for the 50-bed unit has been confirmed by the Department of Health as part of the capital plan for 2021. The service in the South East has been under pressure for some time with patients being referred to St Patricks in Dublin. Minister for Mental Health, Mary Butler, the Waterford Fianna Fáil TD, said the planned unit was “very welcome progress”. Sinn Féin’s health spokesperson, Waterford TD David Cullinane, said it was “a vital step” to developing mental health services in the region. “I look forward to continuing work with Minister Butler to get this done,” he said. Detailed design of the unit is expected to be ready by the end of the year.. Ms Butler said she had worked closely with the Minister for Health and his department to secure the funding. “I am delighted that hard work paid off,” she said.

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A NEW family fun trail has been announced by Waterford Treasures . The ‘Treasures Trail’ enables children and families to discover the depths of historical treasures in Ireland’s oldest city by following a series of clues they have to solve. The free easy-to-follow mystery trail is rooted in the heritage of the Viking Triangle and takes in some of the most fascinating sights along the way. By a series of 12 questions families are guided along an 800-metre walk through ancient

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Smaller, shorter, cheaper: that’s my Olympic dream

AM enjoying the Olympics much more than I had expected. The lack of real audiences takes away some of the atmosphere and it must be disappointing for the contestants who have worked so hard to get to Tokyo only to find it a city under lockdown. There is no Olympic village for them to savour and, if eliminated, they can’t even stay on to cheer for their teammates in other competitions. But the lack of commercial hype and razzmatazz has focused attention on the sport, which has been good, with some Irish contestants doing exceptionally well. Covid has forced a scaling back of the Games which the International Olympic Committee (IOC), in thrall to its big business sponsors, would never

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have voluntarily accepted. Over recent decades the Games have been as much about showbusiness as sport, with more attention paid to the opening and closing ceremonies than to many of the events. They have also become outrageously expensive to stage. Cities gamble that the prestige garnered by the Games, and the global attention they attract, will outweigh the potentially ruinous costs. If they call it wrong, they are in trouble. Tokyo is getting very little out of these Games, which have been met with hostility by the Covid-cautious Japanese public. Japan can cover the loss, but less-wealthy countries struggle to clear their Olympic debts. Rio is still paying for the Games of 2016 and Athens for

the 2004 extravaganza. China’s economics are hard to measure, but the Games of 2008 left Beijing with stadiums and training centres that are rarely used and somebody has to foot the bill, estimated at $3 billion. So there are sound economic reasons for reducing the Olympic hype and, although everyone wants to see their own particular sport included, it is generally agreed that the Games, once the prerogative of elite amateur athletes, have grown into an unwieldy carnival. The IOC could make a start by eliminating sports with major tournaments of their own which contestants regard as more important than the Olympics. Golf and tennis are the prime examples and I would also include road cycling whose amazing athletes would gladly sacri-

fice an Olympic medal if it gave them the winner’s jersey in the Tour de France. Rugby Sevens seems sufficiently different from normal Rugby Union to allow its inclusion and - for the moment, but maybe not much longer - women’s football can reasonably claim the Games as its premier competition. The same cannot be said of men’s football. Its overpaid superstars do not even want to compete in the Games so competition is restricted to under-23 players with the exception of three older players in every squad. Some countries field strong teams, some field very young teams and some top soccer countries field no teams at all. Some regard it as a development tournament, a disrespectful way to treat the Olympic

Games and an insult to the other sports. As well as getting rid of these big sports, the IOC should also take a look at some of the odder events it has included. Skateboarding takes skill and courage but is surely best confined to a secure corner of the local park. Sport Climbing - rock climbing but without real rocks should be left in the gym. And softball is not really an international sport, as it is only played seriously in North America and Japan. There is nothing wrong with any of these activities but the current Games feature a total of 33 sports and 339 events and the IOC’s aim should be to cut back the number, not extend it. Faster, Higher, Stronger is the Olympic motto. Smaller, Shorter, Cheaper would be a good alternative.

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An Olympics like no other

his has been an Olympic Games like no other. The hosts didn’t want it to go ahead, right up until the start, due to concerns about the spread of Covid-19

variants. When it did start we were in the middle of a heatwave here in Ireland, meaning that many didn’t even realise the Olympic Games had commenced. Unusual as all of the above is, the stand-out aspect of this Olympics for me has been the amount of headlines given to the mental health/mental wellbeing angle. We have never seen this before at a major sporting event. The sports-starved public needed Tokyo 2020 to go ahead in 2021, in the same way that they needed the Euro 2020 tournament to be played off a year late. People have been through a tough time with Covid-19; they needed to be entertained. Turn this around the other way though. What about the

sportspersons we are counting on to entertain us? How has the last 18 months been for them? I can hazard a guess; stressful, lonely, uncertain, depressing. Shaun Murphy spoke about this very eloquently at this years’ World Snooker Championship; to those who paid attention the subsequent situations involving Simone Biles (pictured), Naomi Osaka and most recently Ben Stokes come as no real surprise. Osaka, a tennis player, took a break from sport in May to focus on her mental health. She missed Wimbledon. She did play in Tokyo but wasn’t firing on all cylinders. Likewise with Simone Biles, the US gymnast, who withdrew from many of her Tokyo events saying “I just think mental health is more prevalent in sports right now; we have to protect our minds and our bodies and not just do what the world wants us to do” Last week Ben Stokes, the England all-round cricketer pulled out of England’s Test

squad for their upcoming series against India. The quote from Stokes echoed what was said by Biles – “Just because we are in nice hotels and are well paid doesn’t mean we don’t go through the same stresses and strains as everyone else.” For those who think this is all a cop-out, think again. A sports person gets only a short career at an elite level, but they have the rest of their lives to live afterwards. They need to protect their wellbeing now in order to invest in their future health, mental and physical. If that disappoints the sports fan in the short term, well sorry but that’s the way it should be. This isn’t necessarily about eliminating pressure on athletes. You need a certain amount of pressure in order to make you perform. I have read plenty of autobiographies by sportspersons and musicians who talk about ‘the fear’ never going away before a race, a gig, whatever. You bottle

this fear and use it to drive you on. If you start masking it then that’s a slippery slope that leads to problems later in life. As we all know, England lost the Euro 2020 tournament on a penalty shootout. The players who missed were subjected to unfair abuse and criticism. The effect of the mental health of these players down the line of the abuse they suffered now is impossible to gauge. I’d be in favour of a tournament being ‘shared’ if extratime in the final fails to separate the sides. We all need to take care of our own mental wellbeing. Do whatever it takes to keep yourself feeling right. Do mindfulness, take exercise, eat well, go to counselling. We all lead busy and stressful lives but we have to listen to our minds and bodies, especially when they are telling us to step off the treadmill. - Brian Quigley

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Why it’s so important to plan ahead ... No sooner have the Summer school holidays begun than it’s time to think about all things back-to-school related. Whether it’s pre school, primary school or secondary school, there’s an emotional, and finanical element to the transition. All of this can lead to anxiety for both child and parent, and if there’s more than one child involved it can be quite a stressful time for families. There are of course things that can be done to offset any negative aspects of this time so that you can instead be fully prepared and prepare your little ones too for the next step on their educational journey. Proper planning of both your time and your finances will help to make things go seamlessly. So the obvious advice is not to leave things to the last minute. Proper Planning You will usually get a list from the

school of what your child will need in the way of books and stationary and what is expected regarding school attire. Thankfully there is a shift coming down the line away from the crested and frankly expensive jumpers and tracksuits and more towards budget friendly generic uniforms which won’t break the bank and which your little tykes may have grown out of by mid term! To this end, buy two sizes, one that fits and one a little bigger. This goes for shoes too. Be aware of the ‘voluntary’ donations most schools are forced to request from parents to keep the show going when it comes to sports, art, and other activities. Some schools have even had to ask parents for donations to upcoming maintenance of the roof or the heating system as they simply wouldn’t be able to afford these essential works otherwise.

Financial Assistance

If your finances are tight you can apply for the Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance. - - - -

You may qualify if: You have a child between 4 and 17 or between 18 and 22 in secondary education You are getting a qualifying payment from the Department of Social Welfare or an approved training course or employment scheme. You are getting an Increase for a Qualified Child (applies in most cases). You satisfy a means test.

Application forms are available from your Intreo Centre, local Social Welfare Branch Office and Citizens Information Centres or you can apply

online using mywelfare.ie. Be aware that certain rules apply and the closing date for applications is September 30, 2021. Most people apply from June/July onwards so don’t delay. This year the government is providing an extra €25 to each child in a scheme designed to help families cover the costs of going back to school. The Back to School Clothing and Footwear allowance, which will be paid automatically to around 110,000 families in 2019, will increase to €150 for children aged 4-11, up €25 from a €125 allowance in 2018. There’s also been a €25 increase for children aged 12 and over – a jump from €250 in 2018 to €275 in 2019. The means-tested one-off payment aims to help families with the costs of children returning to school. It is paid automatically from the week beginning 8 July.

Preparing your child Once the practical elements are out of the way you can begin to prepare your child (and yourself) emotionally if it is their very first day of school or even their first day at ‘big school.’ Talk to your child about what they can expect in the weeks leading up the school term. Be positive and try not to convey any anxiety or worry you may have yourself to the child. Explain that there will be lots of other children exactly like yours there and that it’s all new and exciting to them too. You could even drive by the school a few times so your child becomes familiar with the route you’ll be taking and the building itself, let them know you’ll be there to see them off and you (or whoever will be dropping off and picking up) will be right outside waiting when they’re finished. If you need more information you can visit www.hse.ie

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WILDLIFE

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Beautiful Butterflies

book of the week

with Justin Ivory

Last weekend half of the East Coast flocked to Bray to see the annual spectacle of the Bray Air Display. Well with the glorious weather we have had of late we are currently being treated to spectacular air displays anywhere there are a few flowers. These displays are more about beauty and grace rather than speed and power. Of course I am referring to our beautiful butterflies. Ireland has 32 resident and 3 common migrant butterfly species. Below is a selection of some that are on the wing at the moment. So take the time to go out and see these little beauties and even better report your sightings to the National Biodiversity Data Centre. Enjoy! (All photos Justin Ivory)

TV of the week

HOROSCOPES

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this eden Ed O’Loughlin

the equalizer SKY Witness

We The People (Season 1) Netflix

reminiscent of the cyber noir novels of William Gibson and the golden age of espionage fiction, This Eden is bluntly described as a ‘fast-paced literary thriller’ by the Irish-Canadian author and journalist. But O’Loughlin’s books are always difficult to pigeon hole and as one of the more unique authors writing today, readers can expect to be taken down a lot of rabbit holes as the story hurtles from Vancouver to Jordan to Paris. One to pack away for the plane — if you’re lucky enough to be getting on one — or the back garden, which is where most of us will be sitting this summer.

SKY Witness has picked up CBS drama ‘The Equalizer‘, which sees Academy Award nominee Queen Latifah star in a reboot of the classic 1980s crime drama of the same name, which starred the brilliant Edward Woodward in an equally brilliant drama. Denzel Washington made two great movies under the same franchise. To tip the scales a bit and in keeping with everything that is going on Stateside, an African American woman in the lead role seemed fitting but reviews have not been good. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, although new viewers may think differently.

FORMER US President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama rang in the Fourth of July with a new animation series for Netflix aimed at educating children on United States civics lessons. The hope of course was that the sentiment would be easily understood elsewhere around the globe. Titled We the People, the 10-episode series features threeminute music videos covering a wide range of topics to enlighten “a new generation of young Americans about the power of the people.” Not sure the Irish would get this — but you can always give it a go and maybe be thankful we are where we are this side of the pond.

day out of the week

shop of the week

FAMILY DAY of the week

Peacock

TaurusReview your reserves, and determine financial priorities and strategies to keep your boat afloat. Get support from your partner. GeminiClarify details in a collaborative project. It’s easy for things to fall through the cracks. Manage practical priorities first. CancerThere’s plenty of work. Postpone what you can, and stick to practical objectives. Maintain your fitness and health practices. LeoClear communications can save you from a tangled mess. Make sure to loop in everyone involved. Keep things respectful to work out roles and responsibilities.

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Silver-washed Fritillary

AriesTravel and education have your attention. Focus on practical details. Avoid emotional spending. Fantasies are ephemeral.

coillte forests and parks www.coillte.ie

forever young festival Palmerstown House Estate, Kildare, Sept 10-12

school stationery Aldi.ie and www.barnardos.ie/aldi

WHAT do Jason Donovan, Paul Carrack, Wendy James (pictured), Chesney Hawkes, Heather Small, Bad Manners, Paul Young . . . do we need to go on? So what do they all have in common? Well, they will all be in a big field together in September if you fancy three days of dewey-eyed nostalgia. The usual glamping options are available — and probably necessary given the age profile of would-be attendees — but make sure you have a fat wallet: prices range from €500-€940. Still, if the eighties music scene was your thing, this is Heaven. For others, it’s pure Hell. www. foreveryoungfestival.ie (ticket prices to come)

HATE to say it. But we all know that back to school can be cripplingly expensive for families. Fear not, as Aldi has all you need at low prices once more before school starts again. Aldi’s next Amazing School Stationery Event hits 147 stores nationwide from Thursday, 5th August, meaning you can spread the cost out and stock up before they return to school. Aldi will also be kicking off a colouring competition as part of Back to School for Barnardos. To get the kids to join in, go to the website above. (50 cent from sale of colouring pencils goes to Barnardos).

LOOKING for ideas to entertain the family that don’t cost the earth? Look no further than the 260 forests spread across the country, managed and cared for by Coillte, which has just produced a map of their top 5 for families to visit over the next few weeks. Coillte was motivated to promote their forests having discovered 56% of Irish adults did not know there were 260 Coillte recreational forests, with marked trails, open to visitors. Entry to all Coillte’s forests is free for pedestrians and cyclists, with onsite carparking available for just €5 for the larger forest parks. (Pictured: Donadea Forest Park, Kildare)

album of the week

charity of the week

business of the week

VirgoGet your family to clarify the domestic improvements desired. Work out what expenses and actions to prioritize. Determine your budget, colors and style. LibraRomantic fantasies can dissipate. Share your feelings directly with the one who stirs them, rather than hoping they get your smoke signals. ScorpioThe money’s good if you prioritize profitable tasks from distractions. A mirage could lead you in the wrong direction. Sagittarius-

Focus on a personal project, and keep your feet firmly on the ground. Handle practical matters. Don’t get carried away by a fantasy.

Comma

bob dylan Springtime in New York The Small Tortoiseshell

Green-veined White

JUST when you thought the vaults had to be empty, yet another treasure trove of Dylan songs have been found and packed to join the long line of albums released in the Bootleg Series. This one is bound to please, given it comes from the years 1980-1985 when he made some awful rubbish and some real gems. Included are some classics from Infidels, with the great Mark Knopfler at the desk. So, it ain’t’ all that bad out there . . . apart from the price. At £129 for the full collection, you’d need to be a die hard die hard!

Dawn to Dusk Daily Dip www.smh.ie/fundraising/events/dawn-todusk-daily-dip-2021/ ST Michael’s House, one of Ireland’s largest providers of community-based services for individuals with intellectual disabilities, is challenging families to brave the open waters for the second annual ‘Dawn to Dusk Daily Dip’ fundraiser. Throughout August, the charity is encouraging people to take a quick dip between dawn and dusk to fundraise for vital supports. Pictured taking part in the charity event is journalist and broadcaster, Brendan O’Connor. Entry fee is €15.

SHOP local campaign www.isme.ie/supportB2B om/ NOW businesses are back in action, the Irish SME Association (ISME) has just launched its ‘Shop Local’ summer campaign for consumers and businesses. To highlight products and services from SMEs across Ireland, a new online portal has been developed to support SMEs and service providers, centred around the slogan “Shop SMALL & Send BIG LOVE”. Basically, it’s a plea to go out and support your local stores and businesses, entertainment venues and the hospitality sector. Pictured: Susan Kennedy, MD of Lensmen.

CapricornA confusing situation only gets worse until you determine what you really want. Once you choose, everything gets easier. AquariusCarefully research the methods and steps to take. Your group could get lost in distractions and pitfalls. Keep things moving. PiscesMake sure that the career opportunity you’re pursuing is solid. Get terms in writing before contributing time or money.

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Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following vacancy:

BTEI COORDINATOR PERMANENT CONTRACT to commence 01 September 2021 INITIAL LOCATION: Enniscorthy, Co Wexford

Application form and full details may be obtained from www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies. Completed application forms should be submitted to vacancies@wwetb.ie by 4:00pm on Wednesday 11 August 2021. Shortlisting may apply. Canvassing by or on behalf of the candidate will automatically disqualify. Late applications will not be accepted. WWETB is an equal opportunities employer.

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, propose to close the following road to through traffic from 6th to 20th September, 2021 to facilitate Tramore Public Realm Works Phase 7. Road to be Closed: • L41164 Market Street, Tramore, Co. Waterford.

Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, will close the following public road to through traffic from 3rd August to 18th October, 2021 to facilitate Tramore Public Realm Works Phase 6 – Paving and Streetscape Works. Road to be Closed:

Diversion Route:

• L4116 Main Street, L8085 Broad Street, L4163 Queens Street, Tramore.

• Via L41164 Little Market Street, L8085 Broad Street, Tramore.

Diversion Route:

Objections or submissions may be made in writing to the Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment, Waterford City and County Council, City Hall, The Mall, Waterford not later than 4pm on 10th August, 2021. Fergus Galvin, Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment.

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993

• Via L4140 Patrick’s Street, L4116 Main Street, L41164 Market Street, L8085 Broad Street, Tramore.

27th July, 2021

Fergus Galvin, Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment.

27th July, 2021

MUSICIAN EDUCATORS Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board, as Lead Partner for Music Generation Waterford, now wishes to recruit suitably qualiﬁed and experienced musician educators to add to a panel of musician educators to deliver the following programme strands: A: Small-group performance music education in classical strings in primary school and music hub settings; B:

Small-group performance music education in traditional Irish instruments in primary school and music hub settings;

Small-group performance music education in vocals, guitar (electric, acoustic & bass), drums, keyboard, hip-hop/rap, song-writing and music technology in modern music genre in primary, secondary school and music hub settings;

D: Traditional Ensemble Co-Director for mixed instrumental ensemble in traditional Irish genre in music hub settings. Details of post and application are available to download from http://waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies. Musician Educators work with children and young people in group contexts and may be asked work on one or more programmes at any given time. Notes: •

Completed applications should be submitted to vacancies@wwetb.ie by 12 noon on Wednesday, 11 August 2021;

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Late or incomplete applications will not be considered;

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Shortlisting may apply;

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Garda Vetting will apply;

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Canvassing will disqualify.

About Music Generation Music Generation Waterford is part of Music Generation, Ireland’s national music education programme initiated by Music Network, co-funded by U2, The Ireland Funds, the Department of Education and Skills. Locally, Music Generation Waterford is funded by Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board and Waterford Council.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions:

ADULT EDUCATOR

with initial assignment to the Adult Literacy Programme SPECIFIC PURPOSE CONTRACT with immediate start up to and including 12/12/2021. INITIAL LOCATION: Dungarvan and West Waterford Salary, Qualifications and Conditions of Service for the above post in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Department of Education. Application via e-recruit can be made on our website www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies Full details of the above position is also available on our website www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies

PROJECT WORKER

for a position in Dungarvan and An Rinn School Completion Programme (a panel of successful candidates may be formed from which future temporary vacancies which may arise may be filled) Please apply by email with covering letter and up to date C.V. and two references, one from previous employer. Full details, including job description, are available on our website www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies

ASSISTANT TRAINING STANDARDS OFFICER with initial duties in the Quality Assurance Section INITIAL LOCATION: Waterford Training Centre

Music Generation Waterford is part of a national partnership programme whose mission is to create inspiring experiences for children and young people through music. Together, we strive to transform children and young people’s lives by giving them opportunities to create, play and perform music in their own communities and on their own terms. We work to break down barriers that may otherwise prevent children and young people from experiencing the joy of music making. We believe in the power of music to build conﬁdence and creativity, to nurture leadership and innovation, to promote self-expression, connection and happiness. We want all children and young people to have the opportunity to realise that potential, regardless of circumstance.

Salary, Qualifications and Conditions of Service for all the above post in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Department of Education.

The breadth of Music Generation Waterford’s high quality performance music education programmes span across a diverse range of settings in Waterford City and County. We work with children and young people in school, community, youth services and music hub settings.

Salary, Qualifications and Conditions of Service for all the above post in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Department of Education.

To ﬁnd out more about Music Generation visit: www.musicgeneration.ie or visit Music Generation Waterford media platforms; facebook, Instagram, youtube.

Full details of the above position and application procedures are also available on our website www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies

COMMUNITY EDUCATION FACILITATOR

with initial duties in the Quality Assurance Section INITIAL LOCATION: Waterford Training Centre

Full details of the above position and application procedures are also available on our website www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie/vacancies Shortlisting may apply. Canvassing will disqualify. Signed: Human Resource Manager, Waterford & Wexford ETB, Ardcavan Business Park, Ardcavan, Wexford. www.waterfordwexford.etb.ie WWETB is an equal opportunities employer.

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Anniversaries MICHAEL & RITA QUINTON

In Loving Memory

3rd Anniversary KOSTKA NOLAN

Unseen and unheard but always near, So loved, so missed, so very dear

6th Anniversary PADDY COLLOPY

8th Anniversary EILEEN WALSH Just like we used to do, You always meant so very much, And always will do too. The fact that you’re no longer here, Will always cause me pain, But you’re forever in my heart, Until we meet again. -Sadly missed by your son Trevor and daughter-in-law Sonya and gradaughter Kaitlin

Paddy you had a smile for everyone, You had a heart of gold, You left the sweetest memories, This world could ever hold To us you were someone special, Someone kind and true, You will never be forgotten For we thought the world of you. - Missed always by your nephew Paul, Suzanne, Gavin and Emma In loving memory of Michael (Mick) and Rita Quinton, late of Pallatine, Co. Carlow. Michael, whose 14th anniversary occurs on July 1st and Rita, whose 9th anniversary occurs on July 30th. The times when we miss you the most, We remind ourselves that we can never be apart, Because you are always on our minds and forever in our hearts, May the winds of Heaven blow softly and whisper in your ears, How much we love and miss you both, And wish that you were here -Always loved and remembered, the Barry family, brothers and sisters and extended family

o holy st anthony Gentlest of saints, your love for God and charity for your neighbour, made you worthy while on earth to possess miraculous powers. Miracles waited on your word, which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore of you to obtain for me my request....(Pause) The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even so you are the saint of miracles. O gentle and loving St Anthony, whose heart was ever full of human sympathy, intercede for me and whisper my prayer into the ear of the sweet Infant Jesus who loved to linger in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will be yours. J.P.

In loving memory of Paddy Collopy, late of 75 Doyle Street, whose 6th Anniversary occurs on 4th August. God looked around his garden And saw an empty space, He then looked down from Heaven And saw your tired face, He wrapped his arms around you And whispered Come to rest, His garden must be beautiful, Paddy, because He only takes the best.

The flowers we place upon your grave Will wither and decay, But all the love we have for you Will never go away. To us you are someone special, What more is there to say, We only wish with all our hearts That you were here today. - Not forgotten by your nephew Michael, Aoife and Harry

We cannot bring the old days back When we were all together, But those we love don’t go away They live with us forever, The gates of heaven opened wide, The angels lined up side by side, A special guest was on his way The day God called you home to stay.

A smile for all, a heart of gold, One of the best the world could hold, Never selfish, always kind, These are the memories you left behind, To hear your voice, to see you smile, To sit and talk with you a while, To be together in the same old way, Would be our dearest wish to day, Though absent, you are always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

-Sadly missed by your brother Tommy, sister in law Angela and nephew Kieran

- Always remembered by your sister Eileen and brother in law Dick.

-Always remembered by your brother Michael

Your name is often mentioned, Our thoughts are with you still You haven’t been forgotten, You know you never will, Hoping you are happy In your heavenly home above, This is your Anniversary, We send you all our love, Will those who think of Paddy today A little prayer to Jesus say. - Remembered always by your nephews David and Robbie

Novena to the Sacred Heart Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask for this one special favour (mention favour). Take it Dear Jesus and place it within Your own broken heart, where Your Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour and not mine. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favour will be granted. Never known to fail. H.W.

I held your hand that day, I knew we soon would part, I watched you slowly slip away But you will never leave my heart, Time may hide the sadness Like a smile can hide a tear, But memories last forever For an uncle I loved so dear, It broke my heart to lose you, You did not go alone, For a part of me went with you The day God called you home. - Never forgotten by your niece Sharon and Derek.

60th Birthday Remembrance Fiona Lee

In loving memory of Eileen Walsh (nee Butler) whose 8rd anniversary occurs on 31st of July. If only I could meet you Eily, For just a little while, To tell you how much I miss you, And to see your gentle smile, Thinking of the times we were together, Wishing those times would last forever, Thank you for the years we shared, The love you gave, And the way you cared, When thoughts go back as they often do, I will treasure the memories I have of you. -Always remembered by your loving husband Pat We lost a Mother with a heart of gold, How much we miss her can never be told, She shared our troubles, And helped us along, If we follow her footsteps, We will never go wrong. -Sadly missed by your son Derek and daughter in law Frances and grandchildren Kyle and Thomas Two tired eyes are sleeping, Two willing hands are still, For one who suffered far too much, Is resting in God’s will, You never said goodbye to us, Perhaps it’s just as well, We never could have said goodbye, To one we loved so well. -Sadly missed by your daughter Deirdre and son in law Mick Those special memories of you, Will always bring a smile, If only I could have you back, For just a little while, Then we could sit and talk again, Novena to the Sacred Heart Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask for this one special favour (mention favour). Take it Dear Jesus and place it within Your own broken heart, where Your Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour and not mine. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favour will be granted. Never known to fail.O.W.

Nanny, The moment that you died, My heart was torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other died with you, I often lay awake a night, When the world is fast asleep, And take a walk down memory lane, With tears upon my cheek, Remembering you is easy, I do it everyday, But missing you is the heartache, That never goes away. -Loved and forever missed by your grand daughter Denise, Brendan and great grandchildren Killian and Aiden We think of you in silence, We often speak your name, All we have are memories, And your picture in a frame. -Sadly missed by your grand children Dean, Leanne and Craig In heaven you rest, No worries no pain, In God’s own time, We will meet again, Simple words but very true, We will always remember and pray for you. -From your friends Vicky and family No special day is needed, For us to think of you, For you were someone special, We thought the world of you, You never failed to do your best, Your heart was true and tender, You simply lived for those you loved, And those you loved remember. You always had a smile to share, Time to give and time to care, Years may pass and tears my dry, But memories of you will never die. - From your sister-in-law Kathleen, nieces and nephews prayer to st. pio O God, your gave Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, Capuchin priest, the great privilege of participating in a unique way in the Passion of Your Son, grant me through His intercession the grace of..... which I ardently desire; and above all grant me the grace of living in conformity with the death of Jesus, to arrive at the glory of the resurrection Glory by to the Father (3 times).. O.W.

In loving memory of Kostka Nolan, whose 3rd anniversary occurs on 25th July. Mass offered.

Birthday remembrance of Fiona Lee (Murphy), Ballymabin, Dunmore East. The day you left and gained your wings Our hearts just broke in two. I wish you could have stayed with us But Heaven needed you. You left us with great memories We love you dearly still No matter how much time goes by You know we always will. - From your loving husband Michael and daughters Louise & Rachel.

The moment that you died, My heart was torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other died with you. I often lie awake at night, When the world is fast asleep, And take a walk down memory lane, With tears upon my cheeks. Remembering you is easy, I do it everyday, But missing you is heartache, That never goes away. I hold you tightly within my heart, And there you will remain, Until the joyous day arrives, That we will meet again. - From her husband Tommy, her children Liam, Dawn, Debbie, Karen , Carly and all the grandkids

6th Anniversary STEVEN (PETE) HAYES

It’s especially difficult today Not to have you here To celebrate the times we shared Over another joyful year. I wish we had just one more chance To see your happy smile, To laugh and celebrate with you Just for a little while. - Forever loved - Pat, Liz & Kate. Those special memories of you Will always bring a smile. If only we could have you back For just a little while. We could sit and talk again Just like we used to do. You always meant so very much And always will do too. - Missed and loved always – Anne, Tom, Ruth, Sophie & Gina.

10th Anniversary KITTY (CATHERINE) JONES

In loving memory of Kitty (Catherine) Jones late of 117 Hennessy’s Road, whose 10th Anniversary occurs on the 6th of August. Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky, Thought Heaven and earth divides us, We are never far apart, For you are always in my thoughts, And forever in my heart. - Always missed & loved, your daughter Adrienne xox

In loving memory of Steven (Pete) Hayes, Belvedere Manor whose 6th anniversary occurs at this time. Words cannot express our love and loss. - Mam and Dad, sister Amy, brother Ian and sister-in-law Susan. Always in our hearts and thoughts

Prayer to st. joseph Oh, St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt before the throne of God, I place in you all my interest and desires. Oh St. Joseph do assist me by your powerful intercession, and obtain for me from your divine Son all spiritual blessing, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. So that, having engaged here below your heavenly power, I may offer my thanksgiving and homage to the most loving of Fathers. Oh, St. Joseph, I never weary contemplating you, and Jesus asleep in your arms; I dare not approach while He reposes near your heart. Press Him in my name and kiss his fine head for me and ask Him to return the Kiss when I draw my dying breath. St Joseph, Patron of departing souls - Pray for me. W.P.

45A Johnstown, Waterford X91 FW4A Novena to the Sacred Heart Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask for this one special favour (mention favour). Take it Dear Jesus and place it within Your own broken heart, where Your Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour and not mine. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favour will be granted. Never known to fail.O.W.

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In Loving Memory

11th Anniversary MARGARET DROHAN

They don’t get lost, And they can never be taken away. - Remembered always, your sister Mary

In loving memory of a much loved sister, mother, aunt, Margaret Drohan (née Flynn), formerly of Hennessy’s Road and late of 7 New Houses, Ballygunner, who passed to her eternal reward on the 7th of August 2010. We cannot bring the old days back, When we were all together, But those we love don’t go away, They live with us forever, The gates of Heaven opened wide, The angels lined up side by side, A special guest was on her way, The day God called you home to stay. - Loved and remembered by your brother David, sister-inlaw Bernadette, nephew David and niece Ciara A smile for all, A heart of gold, One of the best, The world could hold. - Loved and missed always your brother William. Finnuala, Gary, Bill, Ryan and Lauren Time passes by, memories stay, Thinking of you always, Especially today, Memories are the loveliest things, They last from day to day, They don’t wear out,

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So many people loved you, That makes us very proud, You were a special sister, Who stood out from the crowd, You always had a joke, A time to care, Who left a space no one can fill, We loved you Margaret, And always will. - Sadly missed by your sister Kitty, Frank, John, Francis, Susan, Kenneth and Ian There is a road called Remembrance, Where thoughts and wishes meet, We walk that road with love today, To the one we cannot greet, As thoughts go back as they often do, We treasure the years we had with you, No more tomorrows for us to share, But yesterday’s memories, Will always be there. - Sadly missed and always remembered, your sister Anne Time and years slip gently by, Love and memories never die, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today. - Always in our thoughts and prayers, Des and Bean Memories of you will never grow old, They are locked in my heart, In letters of gold, Silent thoughts, tears unseen, Wishing your absence, Was only a dream. - Loved and missed always, Harley

19 St. Ursula’s Terrace, Waterford (Member of NAFD) Full Jaguar / Daimler Fleet Complete Funeral Service. All requirements catered for. Tel. 051 876228 / 085 8042526 email: lukehennessyfuneraldirector@eircom.net www.lukehennessyfunerals.com

10th Anniversary Edmond Flavin

In loving memory of Edmond (Eamonn) Flavin of Gaulsmills, Kilmacow who died on 12th August 2011. Edmond will be prayed for on Saturday 14th of August at 6pm mass in St Sennan’s Church, Kilmacow. We think of you always We talk about you still. You haven’t been forgotten You know you never will. These we love don’t do away They walk beside us everyday. Unseen unheard but always near Still loved, still missed, still very dear. You simply lived for those you loved And those you loved remember. - Your loving wife Margo, sons Robert and Patrick, daughtersin-laws Denise and Aoife and grandchildren Avril, Cormac, Lorcan, Rachel, Sam & Emily.

4th Anniversary Alice RYAN

In loving memory of Alice Ryan (nee McGrath) of Green St, who died on the 3rd August 2017. Mass offered. We held your hand that day, We knew we would soon part, We watched you slowly slip away, But you never leave our hearts, Time may hide the sadness, Like a smile can hide a tear, But memories last forever, For one we loved so dear. - From your sister Peggy, Kathleen, nieces and nephews.

Please Note The deadline for inclusion in the Memoriam Pages is: 4pm on the Friday prior to publication. We cannot guarantee inclusion for memorials submitted after this.

Golf

Waterford

3 Conor Walsh (23) Net 68

RESULTS Sunday 18th July 2021. Ballymountain Builders Providers July Medal, 18h Singles stroke 1st Damian Maguire (10) 65 nett. 2nd Jim Dudley (19) 66. 3rd Noel Brown (26) 67. Gross: Damian Walsh 73CB. Cat: (0-9) Frank Power (7) 69 nett. Cat: (10-18) Kristian Walsh (12) 68. Cat: (19+) Thomas King (19) 68CB. Monday 19th July 2021. WGC Mens Long Handicap 9h Singles STF 1st Kevin Finnegan (11) 20pts. 2nd Shane Kehoe (13) 20ptsCB. Tuesday 20th July 2021. WORLDWIDE WINES Ladies Singles 18h STF 1st Bernie Roche (42) 39pts CB. Division 0-29 1st Valerie O’ Sullivan (24) 38pts. Division 30-38 1st Jane Reid (31) 38pts. Division 39+ 1st Marie Farrelly (41) Wednesday 21st July 2021. Tower Hotel Mens 10h 4Ball (White) 1st Kieran Miller (26) & Liam McKay (24) 31ptsCB. 2nd Jim Daly & (17) & John Daly (20) 31ptsCB. 3rd Martin Howlett (9) & Michael Howlett (19) 29ptsCB. Thursday 22nd July. Evelyn Hearn Perpetual Trophy Ladies Singles 18h STF Overall, Jill Phelan(29) 50pts. Division 0-18 1st Fiona Leech (16) 36pts. 2nd Jennifer Gleeson (11) 35pts. Division 19-28 1st Gabrielle Finnegan (27) 43pts. 2nd Kathleen Freyne (25) 41pts. Division 29-36 1st Brenda Comerford (V) (29) 40pt.s 2nd Helen Nolan (33) 39pts. Division 37+ 1st Michelle Ryan (48) 42ptsCB. 2nd Margaret Phelan (40) 42pts. 9 Hole Competition 1st Maureen Carroll (19) 19ptsCB. 2nd Esther Doyle (17) 19pts. Saturday/Sunday 24th/25th July: Audi Singles 18h STF 1st Brendan Hoban (20) 43pts. 2nd Jim Daly (19) 42pts CB. 3rd David Coady (20) 42pts CB. Gross Anthony Feicks (1) 36 pts gross. Cat: (0-9) Frank Power (7) 40pts. Cat: (10-18) Jim Dudley (18) 41pts CB. Cat: (19+) Larry Morrissey (24) 40pts CB.

Carrick on Suir

Waterford Castle RESULTS McDonalds July Monthly Medal Sunday 25th July 1st James Dalton (17) Net 64 2nd Eamonn Coady (15) Net 65 3rd Steven Walshe (17) Net 66 Gross Ben Murray (+1) 67 gross Cat 1 Eoghan O’Dwyer (2) Net 68 c/b Cat 2 Shay Kelly (17) Net 68 c/b Cat

Results 18 Hole Stableford Blue Tees Sponsor John Hearn Hardware and Engineering July 25th 1. Ronnie Hawkins (9) 44pts 2. Niall Phelan (20) 42pts c/b Gross Robert Barry (0) 39pts 3. Kevin Barry (10) 42pts Open 18 Hole Stableford White Tees July 24th 1. Liam Lonergan (23) 43pts 2. Joe Power (15) 42pts 3. James Wells (17) 41pts Visitor Conor Pearson (10) 36pts Tuesday 9 Hole Stableford Blue Tees July 20th 1. Michael O’Donoghue (9) 22pts 2. Paddy Landers (7) 21pts 3. Tom Kirby (7) 19pts c/b 9 Hole Stableford White Tees July 25th 1. Frank Bourke 910) 20pts 2. Michael McGrath (9) 19pts c/b 3. Joe Power (6) 19pts c/b Ladies 18 Hole Stableford July 21st 1. Helen Davis 69 nett and best gross 2. Emily Comerford 71 nett 3. Maura O’Donoghue 72 nett c/b Ladies 9 Hole Stableford July 21st 1. Bridget Torpey 18pts 2. May Kennedy 17pts

Gold Coast Gents Tues. 20th July Gents & Ladies Singles: 1 John O’Connor Castlemartyr (26) 46, 2 Alfie Herbert (27) 46, 3 John J Fitzgerald Williamstown (21) 45, 4 Peter Byrne Williamstown (23) 44pts. 1st Lady Margaret Collins Mallow (24) 45, 2 Noreen Howell (28) Mallow 45, 3rd Tracey Bohane (25) Kinsale 44. Fri 23rd July Gents and Ladies Singles S/F 1n Mark Buckley Clonakilty (20) 43, 2 Sean O’Ciarba (25) 43, 3 Rian O’Dwyer (16) 42, Gross John Lynch (6) 34 Best Lady Bessie O’Toole Kilkea Castle (43) 39 Sat. 24th 1 Fergal Buttimer (12) 43, 2 Kieran McCarthy (6) 40, Gross John White (6) 33. Sun. 25th Bobby Buckley Memorial: 1 Tony Fitzgerald 20 41, 2 John Hughes 16 40, Gross Kieran McCarthy 6 30, 3 Frank Waters 18 40 Sun. 26th Open Singles Fergus O’Brien Thurles Golf Club 10 39 Ladies 18 Hole S/F sponsored by Murrays Pharmacy 1st Lorraine Troy (16) 43pts 2nd Miriam Matthews (17) 41pts 3rd Teresa Queally (25) 39pts Ladies Open Team Event

sponsored by Garvey’s Super-Valu 1st Phil Whyte, Breda Foley, Maureen Power (Slievenamon) 88pts 2nd Margo Condon, Kathy Cleary (Slievenamon) Mary Molloy (Rathdowney) 88pts on countback 3rd Lourdes McCarthy, Ger O’Sullivan, Pam Hickey (Fermoy) 80pts on countback Fixtures Tues. 3rd Aug Open Gents & Ladies Singles S/F 18 Hole S/F sponsored by Miss Designer Golf Sat/ Sun 31/01 Aug 18 Hole S/F sponsored by Dalton Jewellers Sat/Sun 07/08 Aug Captain’s Prize to Ladies kindly sponsored by John White Sun 15th Aug 18 Hole Open Competition for Ladies and Gents every Tue and Friday

Williamstown Results Tom Herlihys Captains Day 25/07 1st Paul Twomey 45pts 2nd Kieran Doyle 45pts 3rd John Browne 42 pts 4th John Kennedy 42pts 5th Eamonn Owens 40 pts Front 9 Seamus Nolan Back 9 Ned O Sullivan Long Drive - Paul Cashin Nearest To Pin - Paul Cashin Cat A - Tom Wiltshire Cat B - Derek White Cat C - Norman O Keeffe Senior- John Whelan Snr Past Captain - Ciaran Godkin 2’s Paul Curran, Eoin Kelly Ladies 9 hole stableford 0-36hcap 1st maria money 2nd breda fitzpatrick 9 hole Stableford 3754hcap 1st Tracey slattery 2nd ann clancy 18 hole stableford 1st bernie Kearney 2nd breda fitzpatrick Junior 18 hole stabelford 18/07 1st Niall O Connor 44pts 2nd John Whelan Jnr 43pts 3rd Damien Walsh 42pts 4th Wayne Grant 41pts 5th Ian Moore 41pts B9 Joe Walsh

Dungarvan Gents Results Mon 19th July 1st James Kiersey (23) 41pts, 2nd Michael Carroll (15) 40pts, Gross Donal Dempsey (11) 28pts, 3rd Milo Guiry (16) 40pts, 4th Larry Fahey (18) 40pts, 5th Karen Frizelle (48) 40pts. Wed 21st (South Munster Seniors) 1st Larry O’Toole (19) 41pts, 2nd Rufus Flynn (22) 41pts, 3rd Bernard Dooley (9) 39pts, 4th Paddy O’Brien (19) 38pts, 5th Tom Considine (12) 37pts, 6th Danny Drennan (14) 37pts.

Thurs 22nd (Kindly Sponsored by SPAR) 1st Des Power (28) 43pts, 2nd James O’Mahony (18) 42 (B9), Gross Barry Hamilton (3) 36pts, 3rd Walter Cullinane (22) 42pts, 4th Maurice Cliffe (23) 40pts. Sat 23rd 1st Jimmy Wemyss (18) 67, 2nd Jeremy Walsh (14) 69, Gross Kevin Stack (+3), 3rd Michael Drummy (100 69, 4th John Geehan (25) 69, 5th Vincent Hayes (20) 69. Sun 24th July (Holmpatrick Cup Qualifier) 1st Paul Power & Tony Power 50pts, 2nd Des Cleary & Thomas Butler 48pts, 3rd Gerard Raher & Derek Power Ladies Results Tues 20th July (Kindly sponsored by Orbson Consulting) 1st June Hayes (24) 44pts, 2nd Margaret Harty (32) 43pts, 3rd Marie Therese O’Neill (36) 42pts (Last 6 Countback) Tues 20th July 9H Qualifier 1st Grace Kiersey (20) 20pts. Fri 23rd/Sat 24th (Kindly sponsored by Shaws) 1st Maura Kindregan (22) 42pts, 2nd Kathleen McNamara (3) 41pts, 3rd Bernie Hayes (24) 40pts, 4th Kolette Enright (34) 38pts CB, 5th Angela Murphy (24) 38pts.

West Waterford

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