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Yoga tutor hits back as bishop row grows
A WATERFORD yoga instructor has hit back at the Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, Alphonsus Cullinan, after the cleric wrote to schools across Waterford city and county warning against the teaching of yoga and mindfulness. In the letter, Bishop Cullinan said that “yoga is not of Christian origin” and was not suitable for a parish school setting “especially not during religious education time”. Speaking about mindfulness, he said that it has been practised in the Christian tradition since the beginning but “Christian mindfulness is not mindlessness but is meditation based on Christ, emptying the mind of everything unnecessary so that we become aware of the presence and love of Christ.” But Waterford yoga instructor John Stokes said that religious studies and spirituality “are not the same and should be kept separate”. “In an age where children are
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really suffering from anxiety and stress we should embrace practices like yoga, meditation and mindfulness,” he said. “We should consider having an extra class added to the curriculum – maybe call it spirituality studies.” Mr Stokes said: “Yoga and mindfulness have been shown to improve both physical and mental health in school-age children. “Yoga improves balance, strength, endurance, and aerobic capacity in children,” he said. “They offer psychological benefits for children as well. A growing body of research has already shown that yoga can improve focus, memory, selfesteem, academic performance, and classroom behaviour, and can even reduce anxiety and stress in children.” The bishop then quoted a homily from Pope Francis in 2015 where he reminded people Continues next page
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to ghost stories and collecting vouchers for treats. A fancy-dress competition will round-off the event as treats are given out. In addition to a spooky entourage, children will be entertained by face painters and a Halloween DJ providing suitable ghoulish tunes. Children and adults attending the Spooks Parade are encouraged to get into
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that “practices like yoga are not capable of opening our hearts up to God” The bishop quoted the Pope as having said: “You can take a million courses in spirituality, a million courses in yoga, zen and all these things but all of this will never be able to give you freedom.” However RTE radio’s Liveline was inundate on Monday last with callers telling Joe Duffy that the Bishop of Waterford had “misquoted” the Pontiff and taken him out of context. The majority of callers to the show, many from Waterford, were dismissive of the bishop’s remarks about yoga. In his letter, Bishop Cullinan concluded by asking teachers and principals to encourage children to “pray the Rosary” and help them spend time with Jesus in “adoration or in quiet meditation” in the classroom. A number of schools in Co Waterford contacted on the matter declined to comment.
More cash sees tech uni begin hire staff THE Technological University for the South East of Ireland (TUSEI) consortium has welcomed the announcement of higher education ‘landscape reform’ funding in support of the TUSEI project. Altogether €2 million in dedicated funding has been allocated to take the project to the next stage of development. A total of €11.8 million in funding was allocated to technological universities in a funding announcement from the Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh and Minister of State with responsibility for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor. President of IT Carlow Dr Patricia Mulcahy said the funding came at a critical time for the project. “It will enable us to move to the next stage in institutional change, the further mobilisation of our 1,900 staff, our 17,000 students and our many stakeholders in support of important integration activity. “This is an essential part of our journey towards a unitary multi-campus technological university of scale and impact within the regional, national and international context. We thank Minister McHugh and Minister Mitchell O’Connor for their continued support.” President of Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), Professor Willie Donnelly, said the funding was an indication of confidence by Government in WIT and IT Carlow to de-
liver a university for the South East. “This funding allocation will allow us build on the momentum to date and accelerate the project to completion. Together with all our stakeholders across the region, we are impatient for the delivery of a much-needed university for the South East, a critical element in delivering on the Government’s ambitions for the region as set out in Project Ireland 2040 and absolutely essential to secure the economic future of the region.” This landscape funding follows the announcement in Budget 2020 of €90m. funding in support of Technological Universities for 2022. The funding allocated is earmarked for supporting the appointment of key personnel to manage and direct the TU project, specifically to complete the application process and oversee the validation of the application by an international review group. “The funding will also be used to support staff involvement and engagement in the process through a detailed change management project. “We are very clear in our planning that the staff of the two institutes have to be central to the future organisation. “After all, it is through the efforts of staff over decades that we are in a position to make a legitimate claim to be operating at university level,” Professor Donnelly said..
THE Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) announced the winners of its 2019 Energy Awards at a gala event which saw Waterford businesses Ashleigh Environmental and Flahavan’s take away prizes. Ashleigh Environmental, a CleanTech company developing innovative environmental and bioenergy solutions for the agriculture industry, took the Research and Innovation Award for their Biowave system. As part of the prize the company wins a €10,000 bursary which will be used to support the commercialisation of the
system. Flahavan’s, Ireland’s oldest family-owned business, won the SME Award. Flahavan’s has always prioritised sustainability. The oats for the company’s Progress Oatlets are sourced from local farmers within a 60-mile radius of the mill in Kilmacthomas. Flahavan’s has reduced the need for almost half a million litres of diesel per year as steam is produced from the burning of the oat husks. There were nine awards made. The company also has its own on-site wind and water turbines.
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Deputy slams lack of mental health care
THE Sinn Féin TD for Waterford, David Cullinane, has criticised the Government for “its failure to properly address the practice of placing children in adult mental health service facilities in Waterford,”
saying that “this needs to stop as a matter of urgency and proper facilities opened”. “The mental health commission found that eight children were admitted to the Waterford adult mental health
service in 2018. Incredibly, it found that the compliance record for the service was 57% compared to 68% for 2017,” he said. “A report found that not all staff involved in the care of children had training in Children First age-appropriate facilities. Furthermore, a programme of activities was not available and child residents did not have access to ageappropriate advocacy services. “Other issues included parental consent, confidentiality and the requirement for each child to be individually risk assessed. “It found that residents’ general health needs were not monitored and assessed in line with their specific needs, that physical examinations were inadequate, that residents did not have access to a supply of appropriate emergency personal clothing. “ And, to add insult to injury, the centre was not clean, hygienic and free from offensive odours. How can children and adults with mental health difficulties be treated in that fashion? The Minister tried to say it was a managerial problem, when we all know this is about resources.””
Santa Clause is coming to town WATERFORD City will get a sprinkling of Christmas magic as Winterval presents a brandnew interactive Wizards and Dragons exhibition for its 2019 festival. Featuring animatronic dragons, Winterval, Ireland’s largest Christmas festival, will be the first location in Ireland to host the Wizards + Dragons exhibition. Attracting more than 500,000 visitors each year, the programme for Ireland’s Christmas Capital will
also see Santa’s Grotto returning to the enchanting 750-year-old Choristers Hall and Undercroft, located at Waterford’s Medieval Museum. The announcements come as the eighth annual Winterval festival launches its jam-packed programme of more than 60 free and ticketed events, running from November 23rd to December 23rd. For more details see www. winterval.ie.
This year’s magical festival kicks off on November 23rd at 4.15pm, with Santa and Mayor John Pratt turning on the city’s Christmas lights at 5pm. WLR will broadcast the event live with music provided by Brass & Co at John Roberts Square. Apeaking at the launch Festival Director Tommie Ryan said: “Christmof the Festival, Mr as is all about magic, and what is more magical than mythical creatures and some wonderful wizardry.”
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McAlpine and his Fusiliers on our railway line ONE hundred and 50 years ago this year a 22-year -old Scottish bricklayer named Robert McAlpine – the man who was to build the Waterford-Rosslare Railway – seeing no future in working for a wage, sought and won his first contract, the repair of a mine chimney, for a fee of two pounds and nine shillings, about €2.80. This was quickly followed by the re-building of a wall, which paid three pounds and 15 shillings. In later life Robert claimed that, in his twenties, he was able to lay 2,000 bricks a day, ‘fed’ by two labourers. By 1883 he felt capable of building their first European factory, on a 43-acre site seven miles west of Glasgow, for the hugely successful American Singer Sewing Machine Company for a fee of £300,000. Two decades later, in addition
to its Scottish contracts, the firm of Robert McAlpine & Sons were also building the Waterford-Rosslare Railway in Ireland. Robert’s third son, Malcolm, oversaw its construction. His motor car was registered in the Irish Motor Directory of 1904 at an address given as ‘Balloughton House, Bannow, Co. Wexford’ – one of only 88 cars and 61 cycles listed for the county. During the lengthy construction of the Waterford-Rosslare Line McAlpine’s company built on contacts made then to attract a lot of Irish labour between the wars, hence the monicker McAlpine’s Fusiliers, made famous in the song by the late Ronnie Drew. A number of the Irish men rose to foreman and manager status and this rightly encouraged further Irish recruitment at
labourer and craftsman level. On one occasion, Welsh labourers on a McAlpine contract went on strike because they’d heard the Irish were receiving higher wages. The then Sir Malcolm called a mass meeting to address the strikers. With his Irish operators standing on the platform behind him, he told the strikers: “When you can operate the machinery, repair it, dismantle it, oversee its transport to the next site and erect it again, you’ll get more money. Until then, you can take it or leave it!” The firm giving the Irish ‘the start’ became legend: Britain’s construction industry, including John Laing and George Wimpey was then the largest single employer of Irish male migrant labour. The total stood at around 200,000 men in the 1960s.
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findings include: Key 43% of people with a private pension have no idea how much their pension fund is worth; more than 50% have no idea what their pension fund is invested in or are aware of the tax benefits available for pension savers. Almost 50% are worried about the adequacy of their retirement planning compared to 32% who are not. Yet when asked what their expected financial position will be at retirement age, 60% say they will either be comfortable or ok. The reality is that for 35% of them their financial position will be tight or struggling. With the pensions’ timebomb ticking and the age profile of the country rising, we all need to become more aware of the importance of a long-term savings and financial planning culture from an early age.
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news in brief Extra €5m funds for LEADER projects
The Minister for Rural and Community Development, Mr Michael Ring TD, has announced details of the distribution of €5 million in additional funding for 10 areas that are most advanced in the delivery of the LEADER Programme, including €500,000 for Waterford. LEADER is delivered by 29 Local Actions Groups (LAGs) across the country whose role is to develop local strategies and to identify, select and fund projects in their respective areas which support their local strategies. The funding is additional to the existing budget of €220m. already available.
Total of 339 waiting on a hospital bed
A total of 339 patients were last weekend waiting in emergency departments, while 139 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals, according the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation Trolley Watch The worst-hit hospitals, according to the INMO, were: University Hospital Limerick – 69; Cork University Hospital – 37; University Hospital Galway – 36; South Tipperary General Hospital – 33; and Letterkenny University Hospital – 32
THE NAME OF THE ROSE If you are of a certain age, 45 and up, you will surely remember the film version of this new series that has started on BBC 2. Starring Sean Connery as an erudite monk who has to turn detective when a string of murders happen at a monastery where he and his acolyte are staying the movie was a huge success. Based on the book of the same name by Italian author Umberto Eco the novel has now been turned into a series starring John Turturro in the role made famous by Connery. Obviously with a series that is much longer in length than any film, more of what happens in the book is included so there is a lot about why Turturro is in this particular monastery and the machinations by the Pope behind the disputation that is happening between the Franciscan Order and those from other denominations. The Franciscans believe that since Christ didn’t have any possessions therefore his church shouldn’t either. Obviously from a Papal perspective this is a huge problem particularly when the church is beset by problems from all sides. The Pope is trapped in Avignon by the French King and can’t return to Rome, the Holy Roman Emperor is also pressing him on the demarcations between church and state. In the midst of all of this Turturro is at the monastery and even before he arrives there, one monk has been killed and another follows soon after. The production values for the piece are high and Turturro is a great actor and the inclusion of so many European actors of note is also a bonus. Without giving too much away one of the joys of the book and the film and now the series is the emphasis and importance it places on books and the ideas that they contain. This plays a central role in the unfolding drama of the piece. A great series well worth watching.
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The CIPD South East Committee kicked off their calendar of events with an Employment Law breakfast hosted in the Viking Hotel recently. The employment law briefing was provided by Adrian Twomey of Jacob and Twomey Solicitors and the event was sponsored by Hartley People. Attending were CIPD Committee Members Mary Rayn and Karen Walsh. Photo: John Power
New art gallery opening
THE new Waterford Gallery of Art will open for its first public event at the forthcoming Imagine Arts Festival. On Saturday, October 26th from 3.30-4.30pm there will be a free tour of the new gallery at its premises on 31 and 32 O’Connell Street, guided by the curator of the wonderful works from the Municipal Collection, Dr Eimear O’Connor. An honorary member
of the Royal Hibernian Academy, Dr O’Connor will offer a highly informative tour and viewing of a selection of this collection in its new and permanent home, the first time that the collection will be housed together. There are many events on offer for the 18th annual Imagine Arts Festival including a Retrospective exhibition of Rosemary Higbee at GOMA Gallery.
Higbee was born in India in 1923. She moved to Ireland in 1973, lecturing in art in Waterford. Her family had originally come from Gracedieu, Waterford City. Influenced by the work of Picasso, Braque, Matisse and Bonnard, Rosemary Higbee used brushes, palette knives and fingers to create her work.
HAPPY HUNTING This little gem of a movie is about an alcoholic on the run who finds himself stranded in a town that is just a little bit odd. How odd it is only dawns on him when he and several other outsiders are used as game for the townsfolk to hunt. There is much to recommend in this movie, great locations and acting, realistic gore but one of the best is that it doesn’t outstay it’s welcome. It’s of a manageable length and you’re never, ever sitting there wondering why the whole thing is being dragged out. Quirky and funny.
Three local credit Keep the unions now offer Haven Marquee banking services
MEMBERS of three of Waterford’s Credit Unions can now avail of new current accounts offered by the institutions. Waterford Credit Union (Main Office), Waterford Credit Union Grange and St Dominic’s Credit Union Summerhill are among the 115 of the 250 credit unions nationwide offering the new banking service announced last week. It is the first time credit unions have taken on banks and the new current account will offer a full range of services, including a debit card, standing orders and direct debits, as well as overdrafts. The new service sees the coming together of a large number of the country’s credit unions and the service will operate under the name, Currentaccount.ie . People can apply in their local branch or online. You can also check if your local credit union is involved on the website, www.currentaccount.
ie. “For the first time, credit unions will be able to provide t h e i r members with a real choice for their day-today financial needs,” Seamus Newcombe, Chief Executive of currentaccount.ie, said. “And, this new service, which will be accessible globally and digitally, will enable Credit Unions to become even more relevant to their members in our ever-increasingly digital world.” There will be a monthly operating fee of €4 and the new service will offer and online banking facility. Some credit unions may offer concessions for students and over 65s. The development has been welcomed by Minister for Rural and Community Development, Michael Ring.
A GROUP of up to 70 people, calling themselves “Friends of Dunmore East’, held a peaceful protest outside City Hall last week against the council’s decision to refuse permission to the Haven Hotel’s retention of a marquee outside the hotel. Holding placards with ‘Save 50 Jobs – Keep the Haven open’, the protestors were out in support of the hotel and the Kelly family who operate it. “The Haven Hotel’s tourist business, and in particular its large wedding business, is a huge economic driver for the rest of Dunmore East,” said Michael Power, a butcher from the village. “We’re here today to show the council that we don’t want to be pushed around. The Haven and the Kelly family should be allowed to continue to do business as they have been doing.” Fisherman and amateur archaeologist Noel McDonagh said that the Haven brought “about €6 million to the area every year”.
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Citywide Notices Medugorje Healing Mass The above mass will be held on Wednesday 30th of October 2019, in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Mount Sion, Barrack Street, Waterford starting with the Holy Rosary at 7.30pm followed by Holy Mass. Celebrant Fr. Sean De Leis. Music Ministry Medugorje Choir. Contact Maura at 051 376552 / 085 7022103. All are welcome. St. Otteran’s Cemetary Holy Souls Mass Holy Souls Mass will take place in St. Otteran’s Cemetary on Saturday 2nd November at 11am. Prayers and benediction on Sunday 3rd November at Sunday 24th November only at 3pm. All are welcome. Film on Frank Duff A new film on Frank Duff (founder of the legion of Mary) will be shown on Friday November 1st (all saints day) at 7.30pm-9.30pm in the Sacred Heart Parish hall (tea room); Light refreshments provided. All are welcome. Contact any legion of Mary member on Tuesday night after Mass for more details or ring 086 3100581. Parents/Guardians Mindfulness Course Hosted by Laochas - The Warrior Soul Project. Join us for our six week Mindfulness Course at Unit 1, Ware court Sargeants Lane, Mondays 10
-11am. We are offering parental/ guardians mindfulness course in a non-judgmental space with varied programs consisting of mindfulness, meditation, psycho education and tools to alleviate stress and live life in the present moment. The programme runs for 6 weeks, 1 hour sessions on Mondays from 4th of November to the 9th of December. As we are non profit we are offering this course, that is worth €200 for just €60. Simon in Concert One of Waterford’s favourite bands, Simon will play a gig in Tramore Golf club on the 26th of October. Tickets on sale now. Get your tickets soon if you want to be there on the night as Simon gigs often sell out. Simon would like to thank all their fans for the sellout Christmas party in the Tower hotel. Fenor Bingo The next Fenor Bingo will take place on Friday 25th October at 8pm, at Fenor National School. Bus will leave The Shop, Riverstown at 7.15pm. All are welcome, so come along and enjoy a great evening. Fenor Sale of Work Sale of Work- takes place on Sunday 1st December at Fenor National School Hall. The big prize on the day to be won will
Accepting sponsorship for the forthcoming De la Salle College Production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ are cast members Sarah Doolan and Liam Frampton. Presenting the cheque is Mary Leamy Power, Waterford Credit Union and Pat Murphy, St. Dominic Credit Union. The internationally acclaimed musical/dance extravaganza will explode on to the stage in De La Salle College from 15th-19th October. Noted for it’s family friendly storyline, universal themes and catchy music, the show is a sentimental favourite in De La Salle being the very first show they produced 41 years ago. The full-length musical by legendary theatrical team Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice, Joseph is a retelling of the biblical story of Joseph, his devoted father, his jealous brothers, and his incredible series of adventures and features an array of catchy tunes including the popular ‘Any Dream Will Do’. (Photo: Aileen Drohan) be the famous Fenor Hamper worth 1500 euro. Tickets are available for this fantastic prize from the committee. So if
you’re not in you can’t win. Ferrybank Library Creative Writing & Poetry: Calling all budding writers and poets : our creative writing and poetry group meets every Friday morning at 10:30am. This is a great opportunity to meet with fellow artists and so support the creative process. All are welcome. Contact Ferrybank Library on 051 897200 for further details. Charity Fundraiser A Charity Fundraiser will take place on November 1st in The Tower Hotel with all the money raised will go towards raising funds for Ceim Eile for Women. This will be a fun night of fancy dress, live music and prizes for best dressed. We have some beautiful pieces of art that will be available to purchase on the night at our art auction. The tickets are €30 each and we are hoping to generate as much support as possible. Your support is really appreciated. Tel: 083 1842013 for further information or to get tickets. Waterford Treasures Talk Waterford Treasures - Three Museums in the Viking Triangle has the pleasure of inviting you to a talk by Lt Commander Michael Brunicardi who will present a talk on; ‘‘Ireland’s response to the migrant crisis – OPERATION PONTUS, an eyewitness from the frontline’ on Thursday 24th October, 2019 at 7.30pm, Garden Room, Medieval Museum, Viking Triangle, Waterford. Lt Cdr Mike Brunicardi is the Officer Commanding LÉ James Joyce. He joined the Naval Service in 2001 and was
commissioned two years later. He holds a degree in Earth and Ocean Science from NUI Galway and a master’s degree in International Policy and Diplomacy from the University of Staffordshire. Lt Cdr Brunicardi has vast experience at sea and in 2015, while serving on LÉ Niamh, was deployed to the Mediterranean Sea as part of Ireland’s response to the severe migrant crisis. This mission was known as OPERATION PONTUS. Booking is highly recommended! Only €5 for this exciting talk and all proceeds go towards the Museum acquisition and conservation fund. Contact the reception at the Medieval Museum or the Bishop’s Palace, phone 0761 10 2501 or email museumreception@waterfordcity.ie to book your tickets. Team Hope Shoebox appeal Team Hope is encouraging families, friends, schools, community groups and businesses across Waterford to work together and inspire teamwork as it aims to surpass its 2 millionth shoebox and deliver a record-breaking 280,000 giftfilled shoeboxes to children affected by poverty by Friday, November 8th. Getting involved with Team Hope’s Christmas Shoebox Appeal is simple. All you have to do is find an empty shoebox, wrap it in Christmas paper and fill it with gifts for a boy or girl aged between 2 and 14, attach €4 and bring it to a local drop off point before Friday, November 8th. When considering items that
are best to gift, think of the 4W’s: · Write – pen, pencil, copybook, paper, colouring book, felt pens, sharpener, eraser, solar calculator (these children have no access to batteries). · Wash– toothbrush and toothpaste, soap (wrapped), facecloth, hairbrush, comb. · Wear – a hat, scarf, gloves, socks or underwear. · Wow – sunglasses, games, small Irish gift, a photo of yourself, sweets (must be in date until at least April 2020), make up, a small musical instrument, toys like a doll, a car, cuddly toy, skipping rope, yo-yo or finger puppet. There are a number of drop off points across County Waterford, including all Dealz, Axa, FastFit/FirstStop branches and Toymaster stores. To find your nearest drop-off point, visit http://www.teamhope.ie. Team Hope has a range of free online resources for schools and businesses to help you get started on http://www.teamhope.ie. Dealz are supporting the Team Hope Shoebox Appeal as the offical retail partner. Keeping your Dog Safe this Halloween Halloween and the period leading up to it can be a frightening and confusing time for many dogs. Fireworks tend to be sudden, unpredictable and bright and sadly this combination of effects can often have a profoundly negative impact on some dogs. In fact, research carried out on behalf of Dogs Trust, Ireland’s largest dog welfare charity, found that 52% of dog owners describe their dogs as being quite or very frightened by fireworks and bangers. If your dog is feeling scared or nervous, the charity has put together some tips to help keep your pooch safe. Walk your dog before it gets dark to avoid fireworks and flashing lights and to make sure he is well exercised and has had a toilet break before the fireworks begin. Feed your dog before the fireworks begin as he may become unsettled and not want to eat during the fireworks. Provide a safe hiding place – at noisy times around Halloween, make sure your dog has somewhere safe in his or her favourite room, perhaps under the table. Close the curtains, turn the lights on, and turn up the volume on your TV or radio to drown out the firework noises. Don’t leave your dog alone outdoors during the Halloween period, scared dogs can make desperate attempts to escape and there is the danger of him being injured. Be extra careful when opening the door as your dog may escape; if possible, try to ensure there is another closed door between your dog and your front door.
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Health&lifestyle
Signs from Heaven
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ur beloved Grannie Pam passed away last month - my mother in law and my husband Jerry’s Mum. She was such an inspiration to our four kids with her love of travelling around the world and her music endeavours which she passed onto her grandchildren. She was born in New Ross and was adopted by an aunt when her mother died when she was just two. She moved to England and grew up in Taunton in Somerset. When she was 16, she trained as a nurse, and this proved to be her life’s vocation. She was a devoted and caring nurse who was much loved by her patients and colleagues, and when much later on she became a nurse tutor, she was a firm favourite with her students: many of them kept in touch after they qualified. Her devotion to her ten grandchildren with her love and skills of music and travel was a simple joy to behold. Pam
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breda gardner Natural Healing
I asked her to send a sign if there was anything interesting on the other side always said she never knew if there was anything after she died and always had her doubts! In my last conversation with
her, I asked her to send a sign if there was anything interesting on the other side after she died. Grannie Pam died on the morning of the music course graduation ceremony of our daughter Orla. Jerry decided to not tell us, so as not to spoil the happy family occasion. Whilst standing outside the graduation ceremony venue at Maynooth University, I saw a big fluffy white feather sail around as if to say hello and then carry on its journey as if on a mission of purpose. Later that evening after we had got home, Jerry and I went for a walk in nature with our dogs, and he told me the news of Pam’s passing. As we sat together by a stream and cried a few tears, another big white fluffy feather appeared before us and stayed with us even in the fast running current. The next day when we knew that all our kids were in a safe place, we told them the sad news. Grannie Pam was a lady who was meticulous with her
hair, nails and dress sense. She gave a huge amount of her time to those around her, especially with her kindness and her encouragement to her ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She is so sadly and badly missed, and she will always live on on our hearts. I am so lucky to have met this beautiful lady in my lifetime. The nursing tradition is carried on with our daughter Iona who is the fifth generation in our family to train as a nurse. If there is a heaven up there I have no doubt that the gates will be open with a bed of fluffy white feathers to assist her on the rest of her journey - and I like to think that those whose feathers were a message from her. RIP Pam.
Breda Gardner Homeopath, LCPH, MCOS, RGN runs busy natural health clinics at: Health Therapies Clinic, 13 Gladstone Street, Waterford and 15 Upper Patrick Street, Kilkenny. Tel: 087 2025753
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“There’s matter and there’s anti-matter, and something similar works with words too,” says wordsmith Anu Garg. Do you know the meanings of these less common antonyms: “dysphemism,” “eustress,” “nocebo” and “excarnation”? A. The opposite of “euphemism” is “dysphemism” (from Greek “dys” for “bad”), that is, substituting a harsher, offensive term for a more neutral one, such as “death tax” for “estate tax,” says Garg on his “A.Word.A.Day” website. “Eustress” (“distress” opposite) is a beneficial form of stress, as, for By Bill Sones and example, excitement at an upcoming Rich Sones, wedding. Generally, “eustress,” or mild PhD stress, is thought to foster motivation and spur action. Not a “placebo” (“I will please”), a “nocebo” is a substance that, though harmless, produces harmful effects in someone who believes it is harmful.
Strange ButTrue
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Over fifty years ago, a young woman was raped and murdered in the early morning in her quiet Queens, New York, neighborhood. Reportedly, some 38 witnesses failed to intervene, leading psychologists to propose “the bystander effect.” What exactly is that? A. The bystander effect suggests that in a robbery or a stabbing, for instance, people are less likely to step in if there are other bystanders in the area, so the chances of intervention actually decrease, explains Grace Browne in “New Scientist” magazine. Now Richard Philpot and his UK colleagues are saying the effect may be just a myth. Looking at surveillance footage of violent situations in the UK, South Africa and the Netherlands, they found that “in 90% of the cases, at least one person, but typically several, intervened to try to help.” It was surprising, say the researchers, that “the likelihood of intervention was similar across all three nations, despite South Africa recording significantly lower perceptions of public safety, as well as higher levels of violence, on average.” Philpot hopes that these results will be reassuring to the general public, showing that people “have a natural instinct to help when they see someone in need.”
Lack of GPs sees drunk drivers go free of charges A WATERFORD garda had to release five drunk drivers in the past couple of weeks because he could not get a GP to take a blood sample from the drivers within the mandatory three hour period. In one case, the driver of a tractor that hit a wall was breathalysed and found to be significantly over the alcohol limit. A senior nurse in University Hospital Waterford told the Waterford News & Star that she was “shocked” to discover that the man who had been arrested
on suspicion of drunk driving and was under the supervision of Gardai in the Emergency Department, was able to “get away” with the alleged offence. A hospital doctor cannot take bloods from the person as it would be deemed a conflict of interest and the Gardai confirmed that they had tried a number of GPs in the Waterford City and Tramore area but none could make it to the hospital. Waterford Gardaí said the recent retirement of a GP who used to carry out blood samples
“morning, noon and night”, has put a lot of strain on Gardaí. “If we arrest someone during the day, it’s difficult enough to get a GP to take the blood sample because they’re all under so much pressure,” a spokesperson said. “Between 6pm and 7am we have to go through Caredoc and we’ve found recently that it has become so difficult for us to get a GP out in the three hour time frame, that we’re having to release drivers that we know for a fact were drunk.”
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Opinion&Comment
A Vision of a New Future
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n one of the most important contemporary novels ever written, George Orwell in ‘1984’, laid out a vision of a future that was as nightmarish as it was prophetic. At the time of it’s writing it appeared as if Orwell was specifically exploring the nature of totalitarian regimes such as Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia. The complete control o f people, the manipulation of media to suit the aims of one small group, the erasure of free will, it couldn’t happen here in the West, it happened under Stalin or under Hitler. Part of the genius of Orwell is that while, undoubtedly, he had those particular regimes in mind while writing the novel, what he had created has become increasingly more relevant to us here in the West with each passing decade. Terms such as ‘doublespeak’ and ‘thought police’ are common currency. The idea that clearly understood facts are now up for debate and the term ‘fake news’ is used without any sense of irony by large amounts of people is all worrying. It seems like forever that the term ‘backstop’ has been in the news seeing as it so closely allied to the whole issue of Brexit. Time and again we were told that this ‘backstop’ was crucial, vital to the wellbeing of our country, this term that seemed to mean everything and nothing all at the same time and which, perhaps, most people didn’t fully understand has been jettisoned with a swiftness that only a politician could manage. In ‘1984’ when a new, huge policy shift by the governing elite is made, all the records that referred to previous, out of date policy is eradicated. It is gone forever, it no longer exists, it never existed. We are assured by our present Government that we should just forget about the ‘backstop’, nothing to see here, move along please. In an increasingly atomised world where new technologies and advances are supposed to improve lives but just seem to make them more fractured there are few certainties left. We are told that all of the EU leaders have agreed on the terms of Brexit, that Ireland’s concerns have been met but how fully can we trust them. Also will the British Parliament ratify this deal? The DUP are incandescent with rage over the treaty and have already said they won’t support it. There was much backslapping in Brussels last week, we’ve seen politicans not only spin on a dime, but pirouette on one also. It remains to be seen what they will come up with next.
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WIT researchers tackle student stress Researchers at Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) have secured funding of almost €300,000 to lead a two year pan-European research project ‘Student Stress Training e-Mobile Management (SSTeMM)’. Research over the last five years have highlighted that there is a rise in problems of mental wellbeing amongst people attending college, and the most marked increase in the rise in work stress is in the age group 18 to 25. In Ireland, the Government’s recent announcement in the Budget 2020 to fund work in the area of student health and well being reinforces the concerns for this group of young people.
The SSTeMM project aims to develop an end-user accessible digital mobile platform providing work based education, competency training and practice based stress management support tailored to the immediate needs of student nurses whilst they are in their clinical placement. SSTeMM will support student nurses to develop personal resilience to enhance their work engagement experience. It will equip these student nurses and the clinical staff who support them when on placement with stress management skills and competencies that will develop and support their personal wellbeing whilst in training and once they have qualified.
up in arms! Great excitement for Modeligo at the final whistle at the Modeligo v Portlaw – Hooper Dolan Insurances Junior Camogie Co. Final at WIT Arena on Saturday 19th October 2019. Photo: Noel Browne.
WATERFORD City and County Council is now accepting the public submissions on the development of a coastal walking trail from Portally Cove to Ballymacaw Cove. The principal features will be: - The development of a 4.8km recreational coastal walking trail from Portally Cove to Ballymacaw Cove within the townlands of Portally, Rathmoylan and Ballymacaw. - The development of three water crossings proposed for Portally Cove, Rathmoylan Cove and Ballymacaw Cove. - The 4.8km trail surface will be retained as is for the majority of the route with rerouting only proposed in the interest of safety and will traverse agricultural grassland which will be fenced where required. Fencing, access gates, drainage and ancillary trail infrastructure will be installed to Sport Ireland Trails Office standards. Waterford City and County Council has determined that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment.
Here’s a radical cure for obesity - eat less
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fared badly in a fat report produced by the OECD to mark World Obesity Day. We have one of the highest rates of obesity in Europe, apparently, with one in four adults now classed as obese and one in four children overweight. The problem is the low-level of treatment, according to the Irish Society of Nutrition and Metabolism, the organisation we fund to worry about such matters. Proven treatments for obesity should be made available to all, said its spokesperson. He talked at some length about treatments, which are expensive and offer no certainty of success. But he never mentioned prevention, a relatively simple matter for which we can all take some personal responsibility. The low-level of treatment may well be part of the problem but there is a more obvious culprit - the high-level of eating. So OK, I win the Bleeding Obvious Statement of the Year Award. But it strikes me that
Michael Wolsey the one indisputable solution to obesity - eat less - does get overlooked among the acres of space devoted to fad diets and exercise regimes. But then, fad diets and exercise regimes make money for somebody. And so does food - not good food, which supermarkets sell for next to nothing, having paid the farmer even less. Junk food is where the real money is made. Steak has become as cheap as chips but chips have become a profitable commodity when served alongside a burger and washed down with a fizzy drink. Food in huge portions is
being pressed upon us at every opportunity. I saw an example at close quarters recently when I took my grandchildren to the cinema. I just wanted to buy tickets but the woman at the desk wanted to do a deal. Her first offer was for a giant box of popcorn, thrown in free for the price of the Supersize Coke that came with it. As an alternative, I could have three assorted bags of sweets along with a plus-sized fizzy drink of choice. A third deal included a voucher for a hot dog or hamburger and the obligatory fizzy drink in the cinema’s restaurant. And the restaurant had another trick up its sleeve to keep the selling circle going: free cinema tickets with every kiddies’ meal. Encouragement to consume food we neither need nor want is all around us. Most coffee shops offer their products in three sizes. The small one, which they call regular, is pretty big. The medium one would supply most people’s liquid intake for a day and the big
one - which they call grandé, or something equally pretentious could serve as a swimming pool for little animals. Large volumes of coffee will not add much to anyone’s calorie count, but a lot of the stuff sold in our cafés is not really coffee; it is some frothy, milky confection, high in fat. What’s more, the server will often try to persuade you to eat something with it ...“Anything else? These new muffins are on offer this week” Upselling - the trick of trying to persuade the customer to make an additional purchase shifts a lot of food that would otherwise go uneaten. Nobody gets obese just from eating a burger at the cinema or some snacks at the airport but these unhealthy practices all add to the problem. Cutting them out would be a step towards prevention. In particular, we should stop using food to promote the sales of other products. It might not solve the obesity problem but it would help lower my blood pressure.
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Project Music at House of Waterford Crystal
Elaina Musteata and Svetlana Ninascurta Project Music recently held a Concert at House of Waterford Crystal where the Giljae Kanghun Cello Duo performed. Pictured were: Dylan Lacey, Sinéad Hayes, Mavis Lacey, Kay McCarthy, Bernie & Jim Lacey, Utopia Flowers, spons., Christopher Orpen. Photos: John Power
Deirdre, Mark and Maeve Adams
Thomas Mearon, Doireann O’Carrolla and Luke Donnelly
Maria O’Nualláin and Susan Murphy
Edel Fox and Neil Byrne Denise Doolan
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Winterproof your car
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inter calls for a set of preparations to minimise the effects of cold weather and snow. It’s incredibly important to keep your car in top running order to prevent breakdowns or non-starts during any cold snaps. To keep your vehicle in good running
condition, and to keep you and your family safe and with a dependable ride regardless of weather conditions, you need to prepare it for winter as well. There are a few essential steps in making a car winterproof, and plenty of local businesses who have all the expert advice, services and products that you will need to make sure you and your vehicle are winter ready.
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Winterproof your car WINTER TYRES Depending on where you live and how cold it gets you may want to consider investing in winter tyres. These tyres are made of optimal tyre compound for cold weather with tyre tread patterns optimised for providing traction in all sorts of slippery conditions. If you already own a set of winter tyres, check their tread depth to see if you’d still be able to use them during snowy weather. Cold weather also depressurises the tyres, so keep your tyre pressure in check for safe and carefree journeys. SERVICE If you haven’t serviced your car recently, there’s a chance that something may be wrong with it. Having a safe car on the road is of paramount importance because it does not only affect you but also other drivers on the road. Having a car not fit for right weather conditions can be hazardous and even le-
thal. Therefore it is essential to know that your vehicle is ready to tackle any sudden weather changes. ANTIFREEZE Cold temperatures can cause all sorts of issues, and the worst thing that could happen to your car is for it to suffer a cracked engine block. That’s why your cooling liquids need to be upgraded to withstand harsh colds. Consult your mechanic to see which antifreeze works the best for your car, and know that you’ve made a significant step towards making your vehicle ready for the winter. ADEQUATE MOTOR OIL Cold temperatures thicken motor oil, which can have adverse effects on the engine. So, if you live in an area where the winters are long and cold, your car would greatly appreciate winter-friendly motor oil. Thinner oil will preserve your car’s engine during the
winter period, so switch to you manufacturer-preferred oil. . In addition to changing motor oil, make sure to change the oil filter too. CAR BATTERY Winter colds greatly affect car batteries which lose their power when exposed to freezing temperatures. So, if you keep your car outside during winter, make sure to start it from time to time and keep it running on idle. If you, however, drive it on a regular basis, you’ll have no issues with the battery as long as it is not near its end. With that in mind, it’s best to check the condition of your car’s battery with your local mechanic. FILL HER UP! There are at least two reasons for this one. First, keeping the tank at least half full is a good way to keep the fuel lines from freezing. More importantly, a running engine will keep you warm snow.
Bear that in mind especially if your daily commute consists of driving longer distances outside of town limits. CLEAN YOUR CAR If not cleared regularly, debris from snow, road salt and mud can cause corrosion on the undercarriage of your vehicle. So, always clean the inside of your wheel arches. You’ll have no rust issues that could be costly to sort out later on, and original vehicles without body repair also have higher resale value. By preparing your car a bit earlier than anyone else, you’ll avoid waiting in lines, and you’ll pay less since workshops charge more for their services during the rush period. Being properly equipped for winter is essential for not just yours, but the safety of other people on the roads, so make sure you’ve prepared your car well before the first snow starts to fall.
Eastenders reopens!
James Hutchinson & Carmel Drohan
Joe Daly & Shay Purcell
Glen Simpson, with Eve, Ciara, Harry, Des, Maria, & Lucy Hennessey
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Home Heating Following a relatively mild start to the Autumn the first hint of the Winter to come is beginning to make itself known in the mornings and evenings and thoughts are inevitably turning to all things home heating...
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Home Heating Twenty degrees Celsius is an ideal temperature for the living areas in a home. Lowering your thermostat by just 1ºC could knock up to 10% off your heating bill, saving around €150 in a typical family home. Get your boiler serviced annually to ensure safe and efficient operation. It could save you a further €150, which should cover the costs. Use the 30 minute rule in cold weather: In the morning, set your heating to come on 30 minutes before you wake up and go off 30 minutes before you leave for work. In the evening set it to come on for 30 minutes before you are due home and off 30 minutes before you go to bed. If only one room needs heating, such as a home office, use a space or portable heater instead of the central heating. For free standing heaters, choose ones with thermostat controls and timers for more efficient heating. While open fires look beautiful, they can be a real waste of energy with more than 75% of energy going up the chimney. They are also damaging to air quality, so choose a more energy efficient option. Don’t overheat unused rooms. If they are going to be
unoccupied for long periods, turn down the thermostat or valve on the radiators but keep a small trickle of heating going. This will help to reduce the risk of condensation. If you are leaving the house unoccupied for an extended period, set the timer and thermostat to allow for a low level of heating each day. This will help to reduce the risk of frost damage. Much of the heat loss from a house goes through the windows, particularly if they are single-glazed. Keep curtains closed at night and ensure they hang behind radiators. Insulating your attic and walls could save you 30-40% on your home heating bill. Grants for wall and roof insulation, as well as home heating upgrades, are available from SEAI with quick online approval available. Visit www.seai.ie/ homeenergygrants Remote heating controls allow you to turn on and off your heating from your phone, tablet or computer and are really useful if you work irregular hours. Is your house leaking heat? If you find yourself paying a fortune in home heating every year and still feel chilly at home, ask the experts about insulating
your home. With different approaches for different houses and budgets, as well as grants towards getting work done to make your home more energy efficient, this really is the gold standard way to keep the heat in your home. Look into cavity wall, spray foam and attic insulation as a way to save money in the long term. And make sure to check your attic access door. Even if your attic already has an insulated floor to keep heat in the living spaces where it belongs, the pull-down hatch is often left without protection. Heat naturally rises to the top of the house, and the drafty hatch can create a chimney effect. Make sure to attend to any gaps causing drafts around the edges of the door while you’re at it. Paying money on home heating fuel in a house that is leaking heat is false economy. How old are your windows and doors? Are they still working efficiently? Check the locks and seals and also check for draughts around the edges and around sills. Whether you heat your home through oil, gas, or by solid fuel, make sure to have your heating system serviced yearly and any chimneys or flues cleaned regularly.
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entertainment
Who Cares?
Finghin Collins 200 years of piano
When the caring role is reversed, 15 year old Lisa must hold everything together otherwise she could lose her mum and her brother. ‘Who Cares’ is a short drama about two children who must care for their mother and themselves. Set in a working class community it looks at the stress and survival instincts of two young people who must cope with whatever is thrown at them. ‘Who Cares?’, a short film shot in St. John’s Park premieres Thursday the 24th at 19.30 in Garter Lane Arts Centre. Tickets €7 This film is supported by Waterford City and County Council’s Screenwriter and Producer’s Grant with Ollie Breslin as writer and Éadaoin Breathnach as producer.
Waterford Music is excited to welcome back internationally renowned pianist Finghin Collins to the Large Room, City Hall, Waterford on FRIDAY 1st November at 7:30 pm, as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his win at the Clara Haskil International Piano Competition in Switzerland. Collins reprises two important piano sonatas – Mozart’s ‘Alla Turka’ and Schubert’s Sonata in A major, as well as two short pieces he has been instrumental in commissioning for the New Ross Piano Festival, composed by Marian Ingoldsby and Philip Martin. Tickets €17, Concession €15, Students €5 (Includes interval soft drink) Tickets available at the door or online at eventbrite.ie www.waterford-music.org
Special tribute to be paid to our poet Sean Dunne During the 18th annual Imagine Arts Festival, the annual ‘Booze, Blaas and Banter’ event celebrating the City’s Quayside and maritime heritage will also offer lots of interesting chats and craic. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, October 26th at 9am at Jordan’s American Bar on Waterford’s Quayside. This annual homage to early house docker’s taverns has established itself as a popular highlight of the Imagine Festival. In fact, the idea has now spread to two other cities in Ireland who are now doing their own version of this event. Short local labour, maritime and social history talks are interspersed with music, poetry and song. This makes for a fun-packed early morning gig where gaiety is a civil duty. Complimentary Waterford Blaa’s with fillings plus tea and coffee are available throughout, whilst beers can be purchased from the bar. This years event include’s a special tribute to Waterford poet and writer Sean Dunne by his
friend and fellow poet Thomas McCarthy. ‘Remembering Sean Dunne’ will be delivered by Thomas. “... sharing student dig’s, wild nights in the Thirsty Scholar, The Swan & Cygnet, The Phoenix Bar and the night clubs of Cork City, along with all-night partying and endless discussions and debates on literature, politics, religion, women and the meaning of life ...” The speakers on October 26th include John M. Hearne who will speak on The First Glass Factory Militant; From Bunmahon to Butte - Irish Immigrant Labour in an Age of Revolution by Dr Brian Kelly; Ferlinghetti, Ginsberg and the Beats - A Suirside State of Mind by Dave Lordan; Dickers – The Days of our Lives by Dermot Power and Why Didn’t They Eat Fish? Joshua Strangman and An Gorta Mór: By Joe Falvey. Join in the fun this October in Waterford from the 18th to 27th – with over 80 events on offer and 55% of these programmed events are on offer free of charge - for information and booking see www.imagineartsfestival.com
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with Justin Ivory
Duck, Duck, Grebe!
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ninenottomiss book of the week
dead at first sight
Father Delaney, Silent Witness RTE 1, Thursday 24th October @ 10.15pm
Roy Grace, creation of the award-winning author Peter James, exposes the dark side of the internet in Dead at First Sight. A man waits at a London airport for Ingrid Ostermann, the love of his life, to arrive. Across the Atlantic, a retired NYPD cop waits in a bar in Florida’s Key West for his first date with the lady who is, without question, his soulmate. The two men are about to discover they’ve been scammed out of almost every penny they have in the world - and that neither women exist. Meanwhile, a wealthy divorcée plunges, in suspicious circumstances, from an apartment block in Munich.
Joe Duffy narrates the story of Dublin priest and amateur film-maker Father Jack Delaney, who captured all walks of Irish life on camera in the days before television. Highlights include broadcaster Pat Kenny and his 101-year-old aunt Nora Whyte watching footage of her father and his grandfather performing tricks with an elephant at Dublin Zoo, and 100-year-old Nan White looking for herself in school footage from the 1930s.
musical of the week
fright of the week
by Peter James
Little Grebe ready to be relocated (Photo Justin Ivory) I got a phone call the other day from a friend about a strange duck in the industrial estate where he works. He reckoned it was a young duck whose wings were still too small to fly. Apparently, it didn’t look like your usual duck (Mallard) but was a bit more exotic looking. When approached it had made its way into some rough long grass beside his unit. Could I come and take a look? So, I hopped in the car and made my way to the location. By time I got there it had moved inside a warehouse where the owner had locked it in and provided bread and water until my arrival. A quick search revealed the bird hiding in the dark between a filing cabinet and a wall. There staring back at me was not a duck but a Little Grebe! Knowing the area, I reckoned it had probably come from lake/pond which was only about 300m way as the crow flies (but longer by human paths/roads). Placing the frightened thing in a box we relocated it to the lake where it happily took to the water, diving and swimming, and looked in perfect health.
tv show of the week
HOROSCOPES
film of the week
gemini man Released 11th October 2019 Gemini Man is an innovative action-thriller starring Will Smith as Henry Brogan, an elite 51-year-old assassin who’s ready to call it quits after completing his 72nd job. His plans get turned upside down when he suddenly becomes targeted and pursued by a mysterious young operative that seemingly can predict his every move. To his horror, Brogan soon learns that the man who’s trying to kill him is a younger, faster, cloned version of himself. The film is directed by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Ang Lee and produced by renowned producers Jerry Bruckheimer, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg and Don Granger.
event of the week
TaurusCheck orders for changes. Handle financial obligations and keep up the momentum with income, sales and marketing. GeminiPersonal dreams could seem distant. Consider what you want and take simple steps in that direction. Teach as you learn. CancerGet productives. You can accomplish more than expected. Don’t waste money, time or energy. Conserve resources and rest. LeoWork together to avoid coming unstuck. Communicate with team members who can see your blind spots.
CATS by South Eastern Theatre Group Tues October 29 - Sat November 7.30pm Theatre Royal Waterford. Tickets from €21
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sunday miscellany Theatre Royal, Saturday October 26 @ 11.45am As part of the Imagine Arts & Writers Festival
Southeastern Theatre Group Waterford will make a welcome return to Waterford’s Theatre Royal stage with their production of the sensational Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical “CATS”. Southeastern Theatre Group are the award winning and critically acclaimed group that brought the hugely successful sold out productions of Les Miserables, Miss Saigon, The Phantom Of The Opera, Starlight Express, Jesus Christ Superstar (BEST OVERALL SHOW NOMINATION AIMS 2018) and most recently The Beautiful Game to the Waterford stage.
Be afraid, be very afraid... The Halloween Spooks Parade is back to Waterford Retail Park! Dress up and get ready for the scariest Halloween characters in town. Kids will be taken on a lap around the Retail Park where they’ll be told ghost stories about the local area and its history. Plus: DJ, face painting and lots of sweets. The Halloween Spooks Parade is a free event. To join the event, online registration is mandatory. Please note that the tickets are only for children. Parents do not need registration for the Parade.
The long running, highly popular RTE Radio 1 show makes a welcome return for a second year to Waterford. The show will be presented by Sunday Miscellany producer Sarah Binchy. The writers are John MacKenna, Ian Maleney, Catherine Foley, AM Cousins, Andrew Doherty and Lani O’Hanlon and there’ll be music from piper David Power, folk acoustic trio The Kalimbas, Benny McCarthy, Brendan Clancy, Donnchadh Gough and Dónal Clancy” To book phone 051 - 874402 or go to theatreroyal. ticketsolve.com
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play of the week Little Grebe in its natural habitat (Photo Justin Ivory) So, what exactly is a Little Grebe? The Little Grebe (Tachybaptus ruficollis), or Dabchick, is one of five species of Grebe found in Ireland. Two species breed here (including the Little Grebe) and three species are non-breeding visitors. Grebes are small to medium sized aquatic birds who hunt by diving underwater. They breed on inland lakes and canals and are regularly seen along the coast in winter. They have short legs set far back on their bodies and lobed toes (not webbed like other aquatic birds), which allow Grebes to propel themselves powerfully through the water, particularly when diving after prey.
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that’s class Tuesday November 5 @ 8 p.m. Tickets: €19/€17 from www.theatreroyal.ie
dine in the dark Thursday, November 7, 7 PM – 10 PM Momo, 47 Patrick Street, €40 per person
Spooktacular Night Market Sunday, October 27 @ 5-8:30 pm Annestown House, Co. Waterford.
A parent-teacher meeting goes very wrong in CLASS – a new play about learning difficulties. Brian and Donna’s son is nine years old, and he’s struggling. His teacher says he should see a psychologist. But Brian and Donna – recently separated – never liked school, never liked teachers. So, are they going to trust this one? And should they? CLASS is an explosive tripleconfrontation in a classroom over learning difficulties, love and entitlement. Funny, heartbreaking and beautifully observed, with rave reviews and a sold-out run at the Abbey.
4 courses tasting menu + glass Prosecco (gluten free/ dairy free/ vegan available). We engage all of our senses when we eat so what happens when we eliminate one of them? While it is impossible to fully simulate blindness, participating restaurants in NCBI’s Dine in the Dark series provide guests with a unique opportunity to explore some of the challenges faced by individuals with sight loss and blindness in a delicious setting. 1€0 from each ticket goes to NCBI.
Copper Coast Market are back with our ghoulishly glorious traders for a SPOOKTACULAR NIGHT MARKET. We will be at The Stables at the beautiful Annestown House with some booooo-tiful crafts, art, zero waste products, retro t shirts + video games, hot beverages, hot food & more. Fancy dress is absolutely encouraged (though optional), there MAY even be some prizes on the go. To celebrate our SPOOKTACULAR event, we are having a howler of a competition. See you then for some spooky skele-fun.
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Waterford Civic Trust with Waterford Wexford ETB (WWETB) celebrated another successful phase of its Local Training Initiative (LTI) scheme. Included are trainees with Civic Trust chairman Des Griffen, Tony Jones, Jarlath Fallon,Rose Ryall, Conservation Officer, Susan Sheahan, WWETB, Damian Ryan, Tutor. Photo: John Power
The WIT Wildcats team and management pictured after another great win in the Mercy Sports Hall recently. Photos by Noel Browne
Attending the CIPD South East Committee Employment Law breakfast provided by Adrian Twomey of Jacob and Twomey Solicitors and sponsored by Hartley People, in the Viking Hotel recently were Fergal Hartlley, hartley People, Anne Phelan, Meg Dunphy, Chair, SE CIPD, Eimear O’Donoghue, Grace Buckley and Adrian Twomey, guest speaker. Photo:John Power
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PRAYER TO ST JUDE Most holy apostle St Jude, faithful servant and friend of Jesus. I am so helpless and alone. I implore you to bring visible and speedy help. Come to my assistance in this great need (ask for favour). I will be ever mindful of this great favour, to always honour you as my special and powerful patron. Amen. Promise publication and favour will be granted DP 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. AL 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. OW 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).. A.P. 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. KG 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. CD 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. DG 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. A.W. 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).. SK
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9th Anniversary MARGARET KIRBY
Unseen and unheard but always near, So loved, so missed, so very dear
1st & 26th Anniversary POWER
28th Anniversary CIARán RUSSELL
3rd Anniversary Mary Connery grandchildren.
In loving memory of our Parents Paddy and Maura Power (nee Browne) whose 1st and 26th anniversaries occur on the 23rd and 28th of October. Mass offered on 26th October at the Holy Family Church at 6:15pm. None knew her but to love her, None spoke of her but in praise, She suffered but is now at rest, With my Dad who was one of the best. - Missing you so much Mam from Anne and Stephen, wayne and Dean. Nanny, It’s been a year since you went away, I miss & think of you every day. Together with Grandad once again, We love you both forever and ever Amen. - Sadly missed by your Granddaughter Ciara and family. For those who think of Maura and Paddy today, A little prayer to Jesus say. - Your son in law Eddie Beautiful thoughts of parents so dear, Cherished forever with love sincere, Dear is their memory, Sweet are their names, Close to my heart they will always remain. - From your loving son Dónal and family October is here with sad regret The day, the month We will never forget You left us quietly without a fuss And broke the hearts of all of us. Memories are something no one can steal, Sweet is your memory Dear is your name, Deep in our hearts you will always remain, It does not take a special day For me to think of you, Each mass I hear, Each prayer I say Is offered up to you. - From your son Dermot, daughter in law Anne, grandson Jamie and family I thought of you today, But that is nothing new, I thought about you yesterday and the day before that too, I think of you in silence, I often speak your name, All I have are memories and your picture in a frame, Your memory is a keepsake, from which I’ll never part, God has you in his arms, I have you in my heart. - From your son David, daughter in law Pearl, 6 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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The deadline for inclusion in the Memoriam Pages is: 4pm on the Friday prior to publication.
In loving memory of Ciarán Russell, late of 8 Chestnut Grove, Hillview, who died on October 25th 1991. Mass offered on Sunday 27th October at 11:30am in St. Pauls Church. Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed but very dear. Look around your garden Lord, He won’t be hard to find, He had a heart so full of love, And a face that always smiled, Call his name out gently Lord, And when he looks your way, Tell him that we love him, And miss him, And miss him more each day. - Always loved and sadly missed Ciarán, by your Mam and Dad, brothers Lorcan and Liam, sisters Noreen, Siobhán and Clodagh, nieces, nephews, brothers in law, aunt, uncles, cousins and many friends. A smile for all, A heart of gold, One of the best this world could hold, Never selfish, always kind, A beautiful memory left behind - Loved and missed every day by your daughter Ciara and grand daughter Lauren.
4th Anniversary Austin Roche
In loving memory of Mary Connery late of 21 Sexton St, whose 3rd anniversary occurs on the 22nd October. Mass offered. Mam, I wander to your graveside, And place your flowers with care, No one knows the heartache, As I turn and leave you there, It seems you left me yesterday, The wounds are still so sore, For every minute of every day, I miss you more and more, Love her Lord as I did, Don’t let her see me cry, For the years we spent together, No millionaire could buy. - Love always and forever Mam, from your loving daughter Linda xxx. Mam, It isn’t what we write, It isn’t what we say, It’s how we feel inside, When we think of you today, No special day is needed, For us to think of you, For you were someone special, And we thought the world of you, You left us lovely memories, Your love is still our guide, And although we cannot see you, You are always by our side. - Your loving son Richard, daughter in law Teresa and family xxx. Long is the road to yesterday, That leads us back to you, And memories of us together And happy times we knew, We shared so much together, Laughter, joy & tears, For us who thought so much of you. They were our happiest years Nothing can replace you, Mam, Nothing ever will, In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, - Love and miss you, your daughter Marian, son in law David, grandchildren and great
In loving memory of Austin Roche, late of Ashe Rd, Kingsmeadow, whose 4th anniversary occurs on October 28th. Mass offered on Suday 27th October at 11:30 in The Sacred Heart Church Ferrybank. October is here with sad regret The day, the month We will never forget You left us quietly without a fuss And broke the hearts of all of us. Memories are something no one can steal Death is a heartache no one can heal Time slips by and life goes on But from our hearts Dad You will never be gone. - Loved and remembered by your wife Tilly, sons Edward and Pat, daughters Ann and Maria, daugters in law and grandchildren. 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).. A.P.
5th Anniversary LORRAINE COADY
The moment that you died Mum, My heart was torn in two, One side silled with heartache, The other died with you, A thousand words won’t bring you back, I know because I’ve tried, And neither will a million tears, I know because I’ve cried, It broke my heart to lose you, That pain will never go away, Especially when I think of all the things, I didn’t get to say, My silent tears will flow, For what it meant to lose you Mum, No one will ever know.
Mam, So many people loved you, That makes us very proud, You were a special mother, That stood out in a crowd, As time goes by without you, The days turn into years, They hold a thousand memories, And a million silent tears, For those who loved and lost you, And whose parting brought such pain, We will treasure your memory forever, In a world that is never the same.
- Miss you every day Mam, from your daugher Jean and grandsons Aidan in New Zealand.
- Loved dearly and sadly missed, your son Brian, daughter in law Carmel and grandson Paul xxx.
Mam, My mother was a woman like no other. She gave me life, nurtured me, Taught me, dressed me, Fought for me, held me, Shouted at me, kissed me But most importantly loved me unconditionally, There are not enough words, I can say to describe just how important my mother Was to me, and what a powerful influence She continues to be I love you Mam.
Lonely is the home without you, Life to us is not the same, All the world would be like heaven, If we could have you back again, What she suffered she told but few, She did not deserve what she went through, Tired and weary she made no fuss, But tried so hard to stay with us,
- Missed always, Catherine and John.
Mam, Today we bring you flowers, Sprinkled with our tears, For you are still a part of us, In spite of passing years, Some people say, as time goes by, The heartache will subside, But the feelings in our heart today, Are the same as when you died, No matter what we do, Before we close our eyes at night, We always think of you.
God called your name so softly That only you could hear, And no-one heard the footsteps Of angels drawing near, The golden gates stood open, God saw you needed rest, His garden must be beautiful, Because he only takes the best. - Love and miss you always Mam x, Christine x and David x Long is the road to yesterday, That leads us back to you, And memories of us together And happy times we knew, We shared so much together, Laughter, joy & tears, For us who thought so much of you. They were our happiest years Nothing can replace you, Nothing ever will, In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still,
- Love and miss you so much, your son Stephen, Julie and grand daughter Mia. xxx. Nanny, There was magic in our Nanny’s touch, And sunshine in her smile, There was love in everything she did, To make our lives worthwhile. - Miss you Nan, love always, Seán and Mark .
Dad, For a man like you were not born to die, But like the sun that shines in the sky, Your memory will never die. - Your loving son Joe, Sabrina and Justin.
Although our lives journeys have bid us to be apart, we are with you, you are with us, always in our hearts - Love Shannen and Steven In loving memory of Joe Farrell, late of 68 Newpots Dq, who died 21st October 2005. At last his gallant soul took flight, In the land where there is no night, But his name is carved in our hearts to stay, As we think of the things that he used to say, Don’t think of hima s gone away, His journey has Just begun, His spirit goes on and it always will. - Thinking of you always, your loving wife Mai, Mag and Noel. Masses offered. .
In loving memory of Margaret Kirby, late of 9 Ard na Greine, who died on the 25th October. Long is the road to yesterday, That leads us back to you, And memories of us together, And happy times we knew, We shared so much together, Laughter, joy and tears, For us who thought so much of you, They were our happiest years. Nothing can replace you Mam, Nothing ever will, in life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still The precious years won’t come again, When we were all together, But the love and joy you gave to us, Will stay with us forever. - From your loving family.
7th Anniversary sinead cusack
- Love and miss you always, your son Chris, daughter in law Una, grandchildren Finn and Aine.
14th Anniversary Joe Farrell
Anniversary remembrance for Mrs. Lorraine Coady, late of The Village, Ballygunner whose anniversary occurs at this time.
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. K.G.
- Love you always, your son Kieran, daughter in law Geraldine, grand daughter Caoimhe xx.
Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed, and very dear. - From Jimmy, Laura, Coriosa, Avril and families. Even though we think of you every day Dad, It’s this day that always makes it harder, Because this day every year makes it another year without you, We’re not able to hear your answers to all our news, But yet we know you’re watching and listening to us, Well Dad, please keep watching out for us and we’ll never stop loving and missing you. - Always loved and sadly missed, from Paul, Caroline, Kellie, and Adam and your 9 month old beautiful great grandchild Ava.
In loving memory of Sinead Cusack, late of 73 St. John’s Park whose 7th anniversary occurs on the 25th of October. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Secret tears still flow, Just how much we miss you Sinead, No one will ever know, The broken heart that lies behind our smiles, No one knows the loneliness, That’s with us all the time, Silent tears will fall, The others do not see, For a kind and loving daughter you were, Who meant the world to our family. - Love, Mam, Dad & Kevin Look around your garden Lord, Sinead won’t be hard to find, For she had a heart so full of love, And a face that always smiled, Call her name out gently Lord, And when she looks your way, Please tell her that we love her, And miss her everyday. - Sadly missed by your sister Bernie, Pete, Aoife & Ciara Many a day her name is spoken, And many an hour she is in our thoughts, A link in our family chain is broken, She is gone from our homes, But not from our hearts. - Sadly missed by your brother Alan, Lisa, Lana, Billy, Rian The Golden Gates stood open, God saw you needed rest, His gardens must be beautiful, He only takes the best. - Sadly missed by your uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends in re-hab PRAYER TO ST JUDE Most holy apostle St Jude, faithful servant and friend of Jesus. I am so helpless and alone. I implore you to bring visible and speedy help. Come to my assistance in this great need (ask for favour). I will be ever mindful of this great favour, to always honour you as my special and powerful patron. Amen. Promise publication and favour will be granted J.P.
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waterford-today.ie October 23, 2019
5th Anniversary PAUDIE CASEY
In Loving Memory
2nd Anniversary Liam Walsh
Unseen and unheard but always near, So loved, so missed, so very dear
Birthday Remembrance Mary Hogan
Acknowledgement & 1st Anniversary Nicholas Drohan
4th Anniversary Michael COSTELLOE
In loving memory of Paudie Casey, late of Cherry Tce, Lisduggan whose 5th anniversary occurs on 20th October 2019. October is here with sad regret The day, the month We will never forget You left us quietly without a fuss And broke the hearts of all of us. Memories are something no one can steal Death is a heartache no one can heal Time slips by and life goes on But from our hearts Dad You will never be gone. - Always remembered by your daughter Carmel, son in law Bill, grandchildrn Tara, Eve, Hannah, and Liam, your son Paudie, daughter in law Helena, grand daughters Megan, Alana and Ava. R.I.P.
Birthday Remembrance for Mary Hogan, late of Blake’s Lane. - Happy Birthday Mommy, from Theresa and Mike
3rd Anniversary Eileen Thompson
3rd Anniversary MARK KEOGH
In loving memory of Mark Keogh, late of Barrack St. whose 3rd Anniversary is on 6th November. Mass offered in St. Saviours Church Ballybeg at 11 o’clock, 3rd November. Will those who think of him today, A little prayer to Jesus say. - Miss you lots, Ann, Eamonn, Margaret and families. 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. K.G.
In loving Memory of Eileen (Eily) Thompson of Morrisson’s Road, whose 3rd anniversary occurs on Sunday 3rd November. Mass offered on 27th October in The Cathedral at 5.30pm. If I could write a story, It would be the greatest ever told, Of a kind and loving Aunty, Who had a heart of gold, I could write a million pages, But still be unable to say, Just how much I love and miss you Each and every single day, I will remember all you taught me, I’m hurt but won’t be sad, Because you were the best Aunty That I could of ever had. - Loved and forever in my thoughts Maria.
Acknowledgement and 1st anniversary of Nicholas (Nickey) Drohan, late of Tramore, who died 26th October 2018. Anniversary Mass will be offered on Saturday 26th October, at St. Paul’s Church, Lisduggan at 6p.m. R.I.P. His sisters and brothers would like to thank the priest of the Parish, he Sisters of Mercy, Military Road. W.R.H. for the great care they gave to him. We would also like to thank Falconers Undertakers for all they’ve done. Special thanks to Johnny O’Neill (Pub) and his staff for all the kindness to Nickey over the years. Masses offered., Rest in peace Nick. What you suffered you told but few, You did not deserve what you went through, Tired and weary you made no fuss, But you tried so hard to stay with us. Gone but not forgotten Nick. -Sadly missed by your sister Phil, Brother-in-law Pat, Nieces Amelia, Eileen, their families and your sisters, brothers and extended families.
6th Anniversary ANN CISSIE DEADY
A silent thought, a secret tear, Keeps your memory ever dear, God took you home, it was his will, But in our hearts, you live still. - Loved and remembered by Aoife. Your life was one of kindly deeds A helping hand for others needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Wonderful memories you left behind Will those who think of Eileen today A little prayer to Jesus say. - Always in our thoughtslove Nancy and John
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. J.M.C.
In loving memory of Ann Cissie Deady, late of 7 Blake’s Terrace, who died on the 20th of October 2013. Mass Offered. Mam, We still see your face before us, Your voice we long to hear, We miss and love you dearly, God knows we wish you were here, Tears fall freely from our eyes, Like a river filled with grief, Our only comfort now, Is that from pain you’ve found relief. - Love, your daughters Aileen, Connie, Susan, John, grandchildren & great granchildren. 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. D.G.
In loving memory of Michael Costelloe, late of St. Johns Park, Waterford, who died on 21st October 2015. Rest in peace. I remember the day I met you, And the day God made you mine, I remember the day God took you, And will till the end of time. We made our vows together, Until death do we part, But the day God took you from me, My whole world fell apart. The years we spent together, I keep within my heart, For they hold precious memories, Which will never let us part, But I never knew such loneliness, Could bring such bitter pain, That memories would return to me, And wound my heart again, So even in despair, I know that every tear I shed, Would grieve the heart that loved me, So I’ll try to smile instead. - Always loved and remembered by your loving wife Vickey Perhaps if I could see, The splendour of the land, To where my Dad was called, I’d understand, Perhaps if I could hear, The welcome you received, From old familiar faces, I would not grieve, Perhaps if I knew the reason, Why you went, I’d smile and wipe away the tears that flow, I’d wait content forever. - From your daughter Helen . When tomorrow starts without me And I’m not here to see If the sun should rise and find your eyes All filled with tears for me I wish you wouldn’t cry The way you did today While thinking of the many things We did not get to say I know how much you love me As much as I love you Each time that you think of me I know you will miss me too When tomorrow starts without me, Don’t think we’re far apart, For every time you think of me, I’m right here in your heart. - From your daughter Roseleen and Des. Dad, God called your name so softly That only you could hear, And no-one heard the footsteps Of angels drawing near, It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone, For part of us went with you, The day God called you home, You’re always close beside us In everything you do, You were our greatest treasure, God’s gift to us was you. - From your son Tony and daughter in law Becky
Grandad, You have crossed the flowing river To the shores of evergreen We would dearly love to see you But the river is in between In that beautiful home called heaven, In the valley of peace and love, Some day we will find you waiting, And we will give you a great big hug. - From your grandchildren Aoife, Hannah May, Faye, Beau, Dixie, Brian, Aoife, Niall John, Oran and Alfie. Dad, You brought us up so lovingly, with so much love and care, You set a fine example, and you were always there, If I asked one question Dad, why I thought the world of you, I would give a million answers and each one would be true, Your shadow walks beside me, you are forever by my side, Always there to guide me, since the day you died, I try to hide the heartache as I feel I must do, Because I was so privileged to have a Dad like you. - From your son James and Breda, Brother, You always had a smile to share, time to give and time to care, Years may pass and tears may dry, but memories of you will never die. - From your sister Peggy Brother, Memories are precious, They do not fade away, We think of you always, Especially today, Theres no tomorrows, For us to share, But yesterdays memories, Will always be there. - From Jimmy and Breda Brother, There is always a face before me, A voice I would love to hear, A smile I will always remember, Of a brother I loved so dear, Deep in my heart lies a picure, More precious than silver or gold, Its a picture of my brother, Whose memory will never grow old. - From Paddy and Ann Grandad, We are sending a dove to heaven grandad with a parcel on its wings, Be careful when you open it, its full of beautiful things, Inside are a million kisses, Wrapped up in a million hugs, To say how much we miss you grandad, And to send you all our love. We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again. - From your grand daughter AoifeCarroll Time may pass and fade away, But silent thoughts and memories stay, No long in our lives to share, But in our hearts you are always there - From the Burke family.
8th Anniversary CHR ISSIE DALTON In loving memory of a much loved Husband, Dad and Grandad, Liam Walsh, Burncourt Park, Powerscourt, Waterford, who died on the 20th Of October 2017.
In loving memory of Chrissie Dalton, late of 17 Andrew St, who died 26th October 2011. Although we cannot hear her voice, Or see her smile any more, Your mother walks beside you still, Just as she did before, She listend to your stories, And she wipes away your tears, She wraps her arms around you, And she understands your fears, It’s just that she isn’t visible, To see with human eye, But talk to her in silence And her spirit will reply, You’ll feel the love she has for you, You’ll hear her in your heart, She’s left her human body, But your souls will never part. - From your son Richie and daughter in law Ann Quietly today your memory is kept, No need for words, I will never forget, Thoughts go back as they often do, I treasure the memories I have of you. - From grand daughters Saoirse and Aisling, great grandson Dylan and Fiadh..
5th Anniversary thomas carberry
In loving memory of Thomas Carberry, late of 2 Central Avenue , Lisduggan, whose 5th anniversary occurs on the 28th of October. Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on, Will those who think of Thomas today, A little prayer to Jesus say. - With love from your wife Peggy, son Tony, daughter Ann, daughter-inlaw Mary, son-inlaw Jimmy, and grandchildren Tara & Matthew
Lots of things have happened Liam, Since you went away, Things you should have shared with me, If God had let you stay. But a heart of gold stopped beating, Two smiling eyes took rest, It must be true when it is said, God only takes the best. I know all my life I’ll miss you, For you meant so much to me, I have many precious memories, That others cannot see, They are mine to keep forever, From which I’ll never part, I’ll hold them very close to me, Locked within my heart. One day I’ll find you, And all this hurt will go, Then I’ll put my arms around you, And say I love you so. - Loved and remembered always, Your loving wife Noeleen. xxx Dad, You were so full of family life, So proud of all we did, The smallest gesture touched your heart, And for all our lives you lived, you were always there for everyone, No task too big or small, But most of all you gave us love, The greatest love of all. Today we light a candle, and say a little prayer, we go down memory lane, and know that you are there, Our hearts still ache with sadness, Secret tears still flow, Just how much we miss you Dad, No one will ever know. - Always remembered and sadly missed by your loving daughters, Michelle, Caroline & Marcia, sons in law, Stan, John and John and grandchildren, Aisling, Cara, Emma, Kate, Jack and Daniel. xxx 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. D.P.
waterford-today.ie October 23, 2019 28th Anniversary chri sty jacob
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In Loving Memory
18th Anniversary Margaret Murphy
Unseen and unheard but always near, So loved, so missed, so very dear 20th Anniversary Gavin Connolly
In loving memory of Christy Jacob, late of St. John’s Park, Waterford, whose 28th anniversary occurs on 24th October. Mass offered on Wednesday 23rd October at 7pm in Sacred Heart Church the Folly Beautiful thoughts of a father so dear, Cherished forever with love sincere, Dear is his memory, sweet is his name, Close to our hearts he will always remain - From his loving family
13th and 32nd Anniversary croke
In loving memory of our dear Mam and Dad Catherine and James Croke late of Sally Park. Catherine’s 13th Anniversary occurs on 26th October, and James’s 32nd anniversary Mam, Dad, As each day dawns we think of ye, As each night falls we pray to ye, Throughout our lives, No matter where, In our hearts ye are always there. - Always remembered by your sons, daughters and their families 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.K. 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. A.D.
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Too young to die, too precious to lose, Precious people are very few, That’s why Gavin, there was only one of you. That awful day you left us Is always on our mind, And though we try to reason why, No answers we can find. God must have known how much we’d hurt The day he made us part, When he took away our lovely son, He surely broke our hearts. He must have had his reasons, A mystery, still to us, He must have had a special place That no-one else can fill. We miss your sunny nature, Your smiling, happy face, And no-one else in the world Could ever take your place. You’ll never be forgotten Gavin, I’m sure you know that’s true, You can’t forget someone you love As much as we love you. One special person, one special face, And in our hearts, a special place, Gavin no words, no verse can really say, What we feel on this your anniversary. We want to tell you something Gavin So there won’t be any doubt, You’re so wonderful to think of But so hard to do without. - We will never forget you Gavin, we love and miss you now and always, from your broken hearted Mam and Dad xxx Along the road of yesterday That takes us back to you, And memories of us together And happy times we knew, We shared so much together, Laughter, joy and tears, For us who thought so much of you, They were our happiest years, Nothing can replace you Gavin, Nothing ever will, In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, The precious years won’t come again When we were all together, But the love and joy you gave us Will stay with us forever. - remembering and missing you always, from your brother Ricky and Paula. God took the strength of a mountain, The majesty of a tree, The warmth of a summer sun, The calm of a quiet sea, The generous soul of nature, The comforting arm of night, The wisdom of the ages, The power of the eagles flight, The joy of a morning in spring, The faith of a muster seed, The patience of eternity, The depth of a family need, Then God combined these qualities When there was nothing more to cover, He knew his masterpiece was complete.... Yes, he is my brother. - Gavin, ‘I miss you like the desert misses the rain’, think-
He will gently call and say; “Kay don’t be sad, I’m happy’, we’ll meet again some day. -Thinking of you always Gavin from Aunty Kay, cousins Benjamin and Avery, (New Jersey USA). Our hearts were full of memories, We treasure them with care, The way you had to leave us Will always seem unfair, To us you were someone special, Someone good & true, You will never be forgotten For we thought the world of you. -Sadly missed your love is too much to be forgotten from Aunty Sharon, Chicken and Tanya.
Treasured memories of our dear son, Gavin Connolly, late of 64 Larchville, Waterford, whose 20th anniversary occurs on 31st October. Mass will be offered on 31st October at 10:00in St. Paul’s ing of you always, your sister Jennifer. I often lie awake at night, When the world is fast asleep, I think about the brother I lost With tears upon my cheek. I cannot get over losing you Gavin I don’t even want to try, I will always keep you in my heart Until the day I die. Softly the leaves of memory fall, Gently I gather and treasure them all, Memories have such lovely ways Of bringing back yesterdays. - missing you always, forgetting you never, from your brother Johnaton You are always in our minds, No matter what we do, All the time within our hearts, There is a thought of you. Remembering when life for us Was rich and good and sweet, Wondering how many days must pass before we meet, Never for a moment are you very far away, Absent and yet near you seem And dearer every day, Love is like a bridge That spans the space that divides, Parted, yet in dreams we walk Together, side by side. - remembering you always, missing you loads, from your sister Michelle and Martin. A tribute of love to an uncle so dear So close to my heart each day of the year, I will always have memories To cherish and hold, Of a wonderful uncle More precious than gold. - remembering you now and always, lots of love your nephew Craig. Gavin, We never got to see your face, You were gone before we came, We never got to see your smile, You never even knew our names, But our Mam has told us lots of things, Of stories long ago, We have lots of photos of you, We wish we knew you so, We hope you are happy Gavin In your new home up above,
For today is your anniversary And we send you all our love. - lots of hugs and kisses, from your niece Abigail, and nephew Aaron. I never got to see your face You were gone before I came, I never got to see your smile, You never even knew my name, But my Dad has told me lots of things Of stories long ago, I have lots of photographs of you, I wish I knew you so I hope you are happy Gavin In your new home up above For today is your anniversary And I send you kisses & hugs. - Love from your niece Aoife. We cannot visit your grave today, For we are far apart, But soon we will be home again And where you rest we’ll pray, Next time we see you Gavin Will be at Heavens door, And when we see your smiling face We won’t cry anymore, So put your arms around him Lord And treasure him with care Give Gavin a big hug and kiss for us, A beautiful nephew beyond compare. -love & miss you always Gavin, Aunty Ann and Pat, twins Alana and Kiley (Florida, USA). If we could only take a peek Inside Heaven up above, Just to see if we could find A nephew who we love, And when he sees us standing there
Quietly today your memory is kept, No need for words, we will never forget, When thougths go back as they often do, We will treasure the memories we have of you, Of all the gifts of life However great or small, To have you for a nephew Was the greatest gift of all. -Always loved and remembered from your Aunty Debbie, Cousins Christopher, David and Daniel.
Softly the leaves of memories fall, Gently we bend to gather them all, Unseen, unheard yet always near, Still missed, still loved, still very dear. -Never forgotten, from Martina and Bradley. Gavin 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. -Sadly missed from your Uncle Andreas A special day, another year, A loving thought, a silent tear, A little tear to keep in touch With a precious nephew we loved so much. - Always remembered by your Uncle Louis, Aunt Joan and Family
Little hearts still love you, Little hearts still care, Little hearts still wonder Why Gavin isn’t there. -God bless from the Barrett children. Memories have such lovely ways Of bringing back our yesterdays, As you were you will always be, Very special in our memories. - from Uncle Paddy, and family Like falling leaves the years roll by, But memories of you Will never die, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, But memories of you outlast them all. -Never forgotten sadly missed by your Aunty Ann and Uncle Bernee
Mammy, When the emptiness of missing you, Is more than I can bear, I whisper Mammy I love you, And always find you there, For you left behind your spirit, It guides me like a light, Your gentleness surrounds me, To be with me all my life, So if you see me crying, And looking very sad, It’s because I miss you Mammy, And the special times we had. - Sadly missed by your loving daughter, Mary
46th Anniversary Maurice Quinlan
12th Anniversary peggy walsh
Your name is often mentioned Our thoughts are with you still, You haven’t been forgotten You know you never will, You simply lived for those You loved And those you loved remember. - Always loved and remembered by Ann and Paddy Barrett. God called your name so gently, That only you could hear, No one heard the footsteps Of the angels drawing near, It broke my heart to lose you friend, But you did not go alone, For you see, part of me went with you, The day God called you home. - Always remembered from auntie Nellie and family
Treasured memories of (Maureen) Margaret Murphy, late of 24 Bernard Place who died 22nd October 2001. RIP
In loving memory of Maurice Quinlan, 1 Ozanam St, who died 24th October 1973. Mass offered on Saturday 26th October 2019 in St. Pauls Church, Lisduggan 10am.
In loving memory of Peggy Walsh, late of Rockfield Park whose 12th Anniversary occurs on 27th of October. Mass offered. Though you’re no longer with us everyday, I find in one way or another you’re back in our minds. I might hear a piece of music, And once my mind is stirred back, To treasured moments the two of us have shared, I never try to stop them, I let them flow through, It’s just my way of spending time, Once more with you. -Remembered by your loving husband Noel, daughters Paula & Sharon, and sons Alan & Brian and families
It was a sudden parting, Too bitter to forget, Those who loved you dearly, Are the ones who can’t forget, We often sit and think of you, And think you could not say goodbye, before you closed your eyes, Your life was one of kindly deeds, A helping hand for others needs, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories left behind. The blow was hard, The shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear, Quietly today your memory we treasure, Missing you always, Forgetting you never. - Loved and missed always by his son Michael, daughter in law Marion, grandchildren Julie, David, Michael and Claire.
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. J.M.C.
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Golf Tramore
The first race of the day, the www.tramoreraces.ie Maiden Hurdle was won by the Gavin Cromwell trained Alfa Mix, jockey Jonathan Moore is pictured receiving the winner’s prize from Tramore Racecourse manager, Owen Byrne and Seamus Dunphy. Photo: Noel Browne Dublin City Marathon on Sunday On Sunday next the big Road Race of the season in Ireland the 40 th Annual Dublin City Marathon goes ahead and it incorporates the National Marathon Championships for men and women b e also. Many from Waterford city and county will competing joining the thousands from all over Ireland and abroad. The best time by an Irish athlete in the event was by Jerry Kiernan back in 1982 when he clocked 2.13.45 in winning it. Munster Schools Fixture The Munster Schools Combined Events Championships will be held on today Tuesday in Nenagh Indoor Stadium starting at 11am. A small entry from Waterford schools will compete.
RESULTS 30’s – Thursday 17th October, 2019. Winners Michael Morrissey, Ann McAuliffe, Maeve Coghlan. Friday 11th October, 2019. Ladies & Gent’s Open Singles 1st Paul O’Reilly (14) 43 pts; 2nd Stephen Reville (12) 38pts; 3rd Danny Linehan (2) 36 pts c/b; Visitor Leo Carroll New Ross Golf Club (10) 35 pts; Gross Eddie Power Kilkenny Golf Club (scr) 35 pts. Sunday 20th October, 2019 Champagne Scramble 1st Danny Linehan (2) Michael Darrer (14) John Purcell (16) 86 pts c/b; 2nd Jerry Higgins (11) Stephen Higgins (17) Liam Sinnott (22) 86 pts. Date’s for your Diary Lady Captain’s (Mary Power) Dinner Friday 15th November, 2019 Mass for Deceased Members & Friends Wednesday 20th November 2019 @ 7.30 p.m. Captains (Don Buckley) Dinner Saturday 30th November, 2019 Date’s for your Diary Lady Captain’s (Mary Power) Dinner Friday 15th November, 2019 Mass for Deceased Members & Friends Wednesday 20th November 2019 @ 7.30 p.m. Captains (Don Buckley) Dinner Saturday 30th November, 2019
Athletics by the All Rounder
Good Munster Cross Country Results Limerick Racecourse last Sunday was the venue for the first Munster Cross Country Championships of the season and athletes from Waterford Clubs did very well including two with individual victories in very heavy conditions.In the under18 race two of our most prominent girls finished first and second. Una O’Brien Waterford AC continued her fine form by taking the title and Lucy Holmes West Waterford was second. At the other end of the age scale another very consistent young girl Isobelle Gaffney West Waterford was first home under 10 while Matteo Mary Waterford again very much in form of late was second in the boys under 18 age group. West Waterford also had a number highly placed athletes in their races, Liam Broderick u 12 and David Gaffney u 14 both were 4th, Sarah Nyhan and Tommy Fennell u16 were both 5th and 6th placings went to Anthony O’Donnell u 10 and Sarah Gaffney u 12. In the inter Club team competitions West Waterford had a very good day. Their u 14 boys won,the under 16 girls were second and there were also four teams who took the bronze medals girls u14 and u 12 and boys u 12 and u 10.Waterford AC were second in the girls u 18 and third in the boys u 18 and u 16.In the inter county team section Waterford were second in the girls u18 and third in the boys u 18 u,16,u12,u10 Girls u16,u14,u12, u10. Autumn Open Cross Country A small number of athletes from Waterford competed in the Annual Autumn Open X Country meeting in Abbotstown on Sunday and David Mc Glynn Waterford ran a very good race at senior level to finish 6th in 23 minutes 22 seconds,Miceál Power West Waterford was 15th,the race was won in 22.55. In the junior ladies race the first Waterford athlete home was Mollie Jean Hutchinson Ferrybank in 8 th place,Anna O’Connor was 9th,Ruth Heery 10 th and Emma Caulfield 14 th all Waterford AC. Road Races coming up. Bushy Park GAA grounds is the venue for the 26th Annual Brickey Run sponsored by Murray’s Pharmacy Dungarvan which will be held on Sunday week 3rd November at 11 am. On Sunday November 10 th the Annual Sanofi 5 miles in aid of M.S. is on the outskirts of Waterford City on the Old Kilmeaden Road,Its over the same course as previous years.walker’s start at 10.30am / runners start at 11.00am. The Beat the Train 10 miles in aid of Down Syndrome is on Saturday November 16 th at 10 am starting at Suir Valley Railway,Kilmeaden on the Greenway. Waterford AC Annual Half Marathon Saturday December 7 th 10 am WIT Sports Campus Carriganore see website.
Faithlegg RESULTS October 15 Ladies Club, 12 Holes Stableford. 1st Claire Fanning (26) 24 pts, Cat 1 Mary Lewis (24) 22pts, Cat 2 Nuala Murphy (34) 20pts. October 16 Faithlegg Seniors Social Golf 1st Colm Daly, Michael Keating and Dermot Jacob, nett 28.7 (gross 33), 2nd Tom Forristal, Eugene Power, Donal Lalor and Andy Giffney nett 29.0 (gross 34), 3rd Charlie Jordan, Terry Hayes and Dermot Moloney nett 29.0 (gross 34). We had 29 hardy souls playing on a sunny morning on a wet course after the persistent rain for the previous days. Our course was open, if a little soft in places, and in very good condition. Well done to our great ground-staff. October 20 Ladies Club, 18 Holes Stableford. 1st Terezina Vice (32) 30 pts, 2nd Mary Lewis (24) 30 pts, 3rd Sylvia Dagg (27) 28 pts. October 20 Mens Club, October Medal 18 Holes Strokeplay. 1st Paul Walsh (3) 73 nett, 2nd Alan Roche (5) 73 nett (C/B), 3rd Cormac Cadogan (12) nett 73 (C/B). Gross Rory Milne (+1) 76.
Williamstown RESULTS 18 Hole strokeplay.20/10. 1st Bobby Mullane 69 2nd Paul Cashin 69 3rd Seamus Hearne 70 4th Paul Curran 70 5th John Doran 72 Gross Glenn
Connolly F9 Norman O’Keeffe B9 Robert Jackman Cat C Ned O’Sullivan Our end of year presentation of prizes for all Matchplays, Golfer of the Year and September / October medals will take place next Sunday in St. Anne’s Tennis Club at 8pm. We would like to invite all members and wives or partners to come along for our end of year get together. Wednesday 9 Hole Stableford 1st Eugene Dunphy 18pts 2nd Liam O’Donoghue 17pts
Carrick-on-Suir RESULTS Club 9 Hole re-entry competition Cat: A) Noel Drohan (8) 22pts Cat: B) James Wells (20) 23pts Sat & Sun October 19 & 20, 15 Hole Stableford 1 Naois Cashin (17) 37pts 2 Nicky Butler (9) 35pts Gross: Robert Barry (1) 29pts 3 Kevin Barry (10) 34pts c/b
West Waterford Gents Club Competition Sat 19th/ Sun 20th October – 18 Hole Stableford 1st Edward Hickey (21) 39pts, 2nd Colin Houlihan (9) 38pts Domestic CSS: 38 Weekly Open 9 Hole - Mon to Friday Winner: Dermot O Neill (5) 21pts Dungarvan Captain’s End of Year Scramble Sun 20th October 1st Pat Higgins Jack Mulligan & Reena McDonnell – 31.7/12 2nd Pat Murray Joan Nugent & Mary Fahey – 37.8/12 3rd Pat Curran Phil Kelly & Aine Parks – 32.1/12 Ardmore/Clashmore Golf Society outing to New Ross 1st Percy Walsh (21) 37pts, 2nd James Kelly (16) 34pts 3rd Maurice Hallahan (15) 33pts. Ladies Queen of the 9 Hole Final – 28 October: Next Monday 28 October the Queen of the 9 Hole Final will be played at 2.30 pm. Those players who were 1st,2nd and 3rd in 9 Hole competitions throughout the year are eligible to compete in the final. Presentation of Prizes – 28 October: A presentation of all outstanding Prizes will take place at 4.30 in the Clubhouse. Please make every effort to attend. 13 Hole Competition: The 13 hole on-going competition in aid of Breast Cancer will continue until the 31st October. Many thanks to all who have played and contributed to such a worthy cause. 9 Hole Competition: The October on-going 9 hole competition will finish this week-end.
Waterford Castle Gents Men’s Sunday Fourball 20/10/19: 1st: Ger O’Herlihy & Eugene Byrne 45pts c/b, 2nd: Eddie Power & Ray Fanning 45pts c/b, 3rd: Terry
Prenderville & Paul Dinan 45pts. Upcoming Fixtures: 27/10/19: Singles Stableford (White Tees) 03/11/19: 2 Man Team ( 2 scores to count on Par 4’s, 1 score to count on Par 3’s & Par 5’s) Diary Dates: 09/11/19: Joint Captains Dinner 20/11/19: Men’s Club A.G.M. Ladies Wed 16th & Sun 20th Oct 18 Hole S/ford 1st Vivienne Keller (19)- 36 pts 2nd. Ewelina Halik (24)- 34 pts 3rd. Marie Dennehy (28) - 31 pts 9 Hole S/ford 1st. Maria Shefflin (23) - 17 pts. Congratulations to Fiona Fitzgerald, silver medal winner and Ewelina Halik, bronze medal and silver spoon winner
Dungarvan Gents Thurs 17th 1st Maurice Crotty (12) 36pts, 2nd Declan Walsh (9) 11pts. Sat 19th 1st Declan Hallahan (160 39pts, 2nd Diarmuid O’Neill (5) 38pts (B9), 3rd Scott Fitzgerald (20) 38pts. FUN FRIDAY FOURSOMES: The clubhouse was buzzing last Friday as we welcomed back Brenda Cummins and her team for morning bridge. Likewise, we were delighted to see so many golfers for our Fun Foursomes. The sun was shining brightly which encouraged our golfers out to the fairways. 1st Ned Morrissey and Maeve Carthy 2nd Michael Marrinan and Ellen Power 3rd Sean de Paor and Flora Wall Well done to everyone who participated. We are back again this Friday Oct 25. If you are free why not join us for 9 holes of social golf and a coffee and chat later. All are welcome. GET INTO GOLF MIXED SCRAMBLE These scrambles are doing what they set out to do i.e. to help new members to meet each other and to be a social event, whilst at the same time giving them an opportunity to practice their golf skills. Last Sunday was no exception. 1st Paul Malone , Flora Wall and Geraldine Veale 2nd Peter Moloney, Tess O’ Brien and Mary Prendergast 3rd Scott Bailey , Ned Morrissey and Breeda Murphy Well done to all who participated and many thanks for your continued support. Thanks to Ann Hennebry and Marcella McGovern for giving up their Sunday afternoon to run and organise the scramble despite the County final taking place in the Fraher field. Ladies Tues 15th Oct 1st Mary Power (130 21pts (last 6), 2nd Brenda Cummins (32) 21pts (Last 6), 3rd Grace Hayes (33) 21pts Tues 15th 9H GIG S/F 1st Flora Wall (41) 9pts. Fri 18th/Sat 19th Oct 1st Lorraine Troy (15) 34pts, 2nd Linda Buckley (19) 33pts, 3rd Maria Ryan (23) 32pts. LADY CAPTAIN – MARY
POWER At our recent Ladies Club AGM, Mary Power took over as Lady Captain from Maria Kiersey for 2019/2020. We wish Mary the very best of luck for the year ahead and we hope she has a wonderful year as Lady Captain of Dungarvan Golf Club. Special thank you and congratulations goes to Maria Kiersey on her very successful and busy year as Lady Captain. We hope you are enjoying a well-deserved rest Maria! Men’s Club AGM The Men’s Club AGM will take place on Wednesday 23rd October at 8p
Gold Coast Tuesday 15th Oct Open Gents/ Ladies Seniors (50+) Singles: 1st Eamon Keane Dungarvan (20) 46pts. 2nd Gus Grace Clonmel (10) 41pts. Friday 18th Oct. Open Gents 18 Holes Singles: 1st Nicky Dee (13) 40pts. Sat 19th Club Singles S/f: 1st Jimmy O’Dwyer (11) 38pts. Sun. 20th 3 Man Scramble: 1st Michael Lenihan (1), Conan Watt (5) Mark Lenihan (12) 62.2. Ladies18 Hole club competition 1st Mary Clancy 37pts 2nd Rosie Murphy 36pts
Dunmore East Gents Gents Sunday competition 13th October 1st John Brennan (14). 44pts 2nd. Tony Corcoran (7). 42pts 3rd. Niall CORCORAN (5). 42pts DOFs Wednesday 16th October: No results published as it was our Hamper Day. See you all Wednesday in Dunmore Ladies results - Thursday 17th October - Turkey Competition 1st Myra Larkin(14) - 20pts 2nd Jean Kelly(18) - 17pts
New Ross Weekend sopen singles 1st. Ray Farrell (14) 38 pts. 2nd. John O Connor (8) 36 pts last 6 3rd. Declan Clarke (9) 36 pts. Gross Derek Ronan 32 pts. Cat.1 Alan Furness (3) 34 pts Cat.2 Paul Griffin (13) 35 pts. Cat.3 Eamon Jones (16) 34 pts last 9 The presentation for this event and the Halloween Classic will be held on Sunday 3rd November at 6pm. Upcoming Competitions: The Halloween Classic will be held from Friday 25th to 28th of October inclusive.It will be an Open 4 person team event and is generously sponsored by Greensbridge Engineering Ltd Mullinavat. Mens Winter League: Entries are being taken for the Winter League. E25 will cover the five outings and will guarantee you a time throughout the five rounds. Entries should be placed in the Mens competition box with names and preferred tee times indicated. A draw for times will be done and we will try and get you as close as possible to your preferred tee time.
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Rathgormack roll back the years Wildcats win
On Sunday last at Fraher Field before a crowd in excess of two thousand saw Rathgormack claim the County Senior Football title with a deserved 2-6 to 1-6 win over Balinacourty. In taking the Conway Cup, the men from the Comeragh were bridging a twenty year gap since their last title win in 1999. The opening period of the game saw the winners very by the much on the Villager front foot with Jason Gleeson pointing either side of a Ballincourty response from Sean Whelan Barrett. Indeed the pace of the Rathgormack attack was causing all sorts of problems with Ballinacourty who again struck with Conor goalkeeper Stephen Enright Murray and James Power called into action right from opening the way through for the start. Wiulliam Hahessy to goal. A point apiece from David BREACHED Looby and Stephen Curry The opening goal arrived for saw the Green and Reds with Rathgormack on sixteen min- five points to spare (2-4/0-5) utes as Paul Drohan was on at the break. hand to goal following good INSTANT RESPONSE approach work from Jason The opening minute of the Curry and James Power. restart gave a huge injection This followed an effort from to Ballinacourty as a Sean Stephen Curry which hit the Whelan Barrett effort hit post. Ballinacourty had an the post and in the following immediate response with David Looby, Mark Ferncombe scramble the ball seemed to and Sean Whelan Barrett hit a Rathgormack player landing points. The pace and land in the net. A David was furious with players givLooby point and the minimum (2-4/1-6) seperated the ing their all. Leading up to teams. Ballinacourty will be halftime it was Rathgormack
in thriller
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Modeligo’s Aoife Dee in control against Portlaw’s Clodagh Power at the Waterford Junior Camogie County Final at WIT Arena on Saturday last. Pic: Noel Brown disappointed with a number of squandered opportunities but, also the magnificent and heroic defending from Rathgormack. One brilliant block by full back Tom Wall saw a Michael Kiely goalbound effort twarted. In the 42nd minute Jason Curry landed a point for Rathgormack to edge them two ahead and three minutes later Jason Gleeson added another (2-6 to 1-8). In the time remaining and despite numerous attacks from Ballinacourty, the citadel of Rathgormack remained firm and the Conway Cup was on it’s way to the Comeragh for the tenth time. Next up for Rathgormack is a trip to Clare to meet either
BALLYSAGGART Congratulations to Ballysaggart who claimed their first Intermediate County title on Saturday last at Walsh Park with a 1-19 to 1-16 win over Ballygunner. The club, led by the Bennett Brothers, were playing in the Junior Grade in 2013, have made giant strides in the intervening years. They will surely be a huge addition to the Senior ranks if that is the way it goes. They face Causeway (Kerry) in the opening game of their Munster challenge.
Finn Harps place in the promotion-relegation play-off was secured by taking all three points against a disappointing Waterfprd FC in Ballybofey on Friday night last. The Donegal side hadn’t won since early August and picked up only two points in seven matches since that win. The only goal of the match in Finn Park came on six minutes, when defender Waterford FC boss Alan Reynolds by Paul Eliott Joshua Smith was disappointed with the result headed home his first against Finn Harps. goal in a Harps shirt. The hosts had a couple of chances to double their adJoshua Smith and he would come from overlapping vantage in the first half against scored with a low header to full back Kevin Lynch when he a weary Waterford. In the first the far corner past keeper Matt played the ball to the edge of minute Nathan Boyle broke Connor. the penalty area for O’Connor, free, as the Blues defence The Blues had their first but his right-footed shot was looked for a flag that never chance of the game on 18 deflected out by defender came but Matt Connor saved minutes when Kevin Lynch Sam Todd for a corner kick. the winger’s shot. got away down the left before Shane Duggan carved out a half The home side were cel- crossing into the area and Mi- chance for himself on 58 minebrating the lead goal on six chael O’Connor let it run but utes when the midfielder picked minutes,when Mark Russell Walter Figueira shot inched up the ball on the edge of the whipped in a right-wing free wide at the far post. area, but his shot flew over kick that found the unmarked Waterford best chance of a goal Mark McGinley’s crossbar.
Blues keeper Matt Connor kept his side in the game when he made a brilliant save to deny Harps a second goal ten minutes later when Raffaelle Cretaro sent in a cross from the right for Nathan Boyle, but the Blues keeper saved at the foot of the post. Walter Figueira had a half chance for the Blues on 74 minutes, but he couldn’t direct his shot on target before Dean Walsh cracked in a shot soon afterwards only to see Finn Harps keeper McGinley make a top class save. It was Walsh that should have equalised on 82 minutes when he got his head on the end of Georgie Poynton’s right-wing cross but he headed over the bar. On 88 minutes the Blues came again Kevin Lynch started the move when he found the run of Zack Elbouzedi down the left side and after his cross found Michael O’Connor but his strike on the turn was superbly saved by Mark McGinley in the Harps goal.
St Joseph’s or kilmurray/ Ibrickane who played out a draw (0-9) apiece in their County Final.
Blues lose to Finn Harps Soccer
WIT Wildcats Debbie Ogayemi winning the hard battles with the Killester defence. Photo by Noel Browne Waterford Wildcats shook off their away loss to unbeaten DCU with a nerve tingling victory over Dublin side Killester last Saturday night. The gamewas played at blistering pace with the result hanging in the balance right up to the final buzzer. The visitors got off to the perfect start leading 15-12 after the first quarter but had a 8 point advantage in the early minutes before a brace of scores from co captains Jazz Walker and Steph O’Shea. Wildcats were forcing the ball inside and had little return for their efforts because the Killester defense stood solid under the boards as there was no outside threat from the home side. Things got better for Wildcats as the game went on when Maria Palarino blazed consecutive three pointers. Helena Rohan and Debbie Ogayemi added to Wildcats total as they went to the break leading 36-31. One wildcats score that stood out was when Abbey Flynn rebounded and drove the length of the court weaving through the Killester defence before dishing off a superb pass to fellow 18 year old Ogayemi who finished in style. As the game progressed every Wildcats score was matched by wonderful scores from Killester’s two Americans Adela Randell and Crista Reed who notched up 40 points between them. But last gasp baskets from Cathy Kavanagh and Steph O’Shea left Wildcats 6 points to the good leading 61-
55 as the game went into the final quarter. A three pointer plus a bonus shot from Sinead Deegan extended the difference to 65-55 . Gradually Killester ate into Wildcats advantage picking up several points on the free throw line as the Wildcats defence lacked focus and discipline. With just 2 minutes left to the final buzzer a single point separated the sides 67-66. The visitors had a couple of long range efforts miss the target before Jazz Walker swished a vital three pointer that put the required distance between the teams at the games end. Final score 71-66 was a deserved home victory for Wildcats who now have 3 wins from their 4 games to date. Wildcats top scorers - Steph O’ Shea (18) Jazz Walker (15) Maria Palarino (14). This weekend is reserved for the National Cup first round. Wildcats are not involved as the got a bye in the cup draw and will meet the winners of Glanmire and Liffey Celtics in four weeks time. This will be a away fixture for Wildcats who will meanwhile focus on what will surely be another thrilling encounter as newly promoted Maree BC from Galway come to the Mercy Sports Hall. The pride of the West were sensational last season going unbeaten in both div 1 league and cup . Like Wildcats they are off to a superb start winning 3 from 4 at top level. Tip off on Saturday Nov 2nd is 7pm .
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2017 VOLKSWAGEN UP! TAKE UP! 1.0 Petrol
2017 FIAT 500
2017 SKODA FABIA
1.2 Petrol
ACTIVE 1.0 Petrol
Y ONL€58
Y ONL€83
Y ONL€68
PER WEEK
PER WEEK
€200
PER WEEK
€200
€11,995*
€200
€13,995*
2015 NISSAN JUKE
2017 KIA RIO
SV 1.2 Petrol
ACTIVE 1.6 Diesel
LY ON€128
PER WEEK
PER WEEK
€200
Y ONL €133
PER WEEK €200
€200
€21,995*
Manual 1.6 Diesel
2017 PEUGEOT 508
1.4 Diesel
LY ON€108
2017 Audi A3
€16,995*
€25,995*
2017 BMW 3 SERIES
H&H MOTORS BUTLERSTOWN ROUNDABOUT, WATERFORD
2.0 Diesel
€28,995*
2017 AUDI A4 2.0 Diesel
051-876400 www.handhusedcarsdirect.ie
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*T&C’S APPLY. *PRICES INCLUDES €2000 SCRAPPAGE ALLOWANCE. Finance example: A typical €10,000 (60 months) 5 year fixed interest rate hire purchase agreement, will have monthly repayments of €219.93 APR 11.9%. For this APR the total cost of interest (i.e total amount repayable less the amount borrowed), would be €3,195.80, documentation fee of €75 and purchase fee of €75 are applicable, total cost of credit €3,345.80. You will not own these goods until the final payment is made. Lending Criteria terms and conditions apply. Finance figures include 20% deposit.
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PEUGEOT LCV RANGE
NEW PEUGEOT PARTNER INTERNATIONAL VAN OF THE YEAR FINANCE FROM 3.9% APR* - FROM €218pm OR NEW PARTNER – SCRAPPAGE UP TO €3,000 EXPERT – SCRAPPAGE UP TO €3,500 BOXER – SCRAPPAGE UP TO €4,000
T & C MOTORS www.tandcmotors.ie Main Peugeot Dealer, Inner Ring Road, Waterford. Tel: 051-872959 Finance Example: Peugeot Partner Access 1.6 BlueHdi 75bhp Retail Price† €17,420. Customer deposit / Trade In €5,239. Finance Amount €12,181. 60 monthly payments of €218. Total Cost of Credit €1,243.98. Fixed 3.9%* APR (Annual Percentage Rate) as at 1 April 2019.†Includes delivery & related charges. Model is shown for illustrative purposes only. *Lending criteria and conditions apply (Over 18s only). APR is inclusive of a documentation fee and purchase fee of €63.49 each. To qualify for this Finance Offer a minimum deposit of 20% is required. Rate quoted is correct as at 1 April 2019 and is subject to change. Offer available on all new Partner, Expert and Boxer vans registered from 1 April 2019 until 31 April 2019 at participating dealers. This is a Consumer Hire Purchase agreement provided by Bank of Ireland t/a Bank of Ireland Finance. Ownership remains with Bank of Ireland until the final payment is made. Combined consumption (l/100km): Partner: from 4.0 to 4.6; Expert: from 5.1 to 6.2; Boxer: from 6.0 to 6.4. CO2 emissions (g/km): Partner: from 109 to 119; Expert: from 133 to 163; Boxer: from 158 to 168.
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TRADE-IN CARS URGENTLY REQUIRED 161 / 171 - KIA SPORTAGE & HYUNDAI TUCSON 161 / 171 - VOLKSWAGEN GOLF TDI’S 141 - 161 - VOLKSWAGEN POLO, FORD FIESTA & RENAULT CLIO 141 - 161 - NISSAN QASHQAI 141 - 161 - FORD FOCUS
ALL TRADE-INS WANTED, ANY YEAR, ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL TOP ALLOWANCES GIVEN
141 PEUGEOT 308
191 PEUGEOT 308
1.6 Diesel
1.6 Diesel
1.6 Diesel
ON
131 CITROEN BERLINGO 181 AUDI A1 MULTISPACE 1.6Sport Diesel, 7 SEATER 1.0 TFSI, €11,995 €49pw
191 PEUGEOT 308 GT LINE
1.2 Petrol, Active
AU TO M
191 PEUGEOT 3008 1.5 Diesel, Allure
6,2
1.5 Diesel, Signature
1.6 Diesel
181 PEUGEOT 3008 1.6 Diesel, Active
ON
LY 8
12 KIA SPORTAGE 1.7 Diesel, Top Spec
km
s
12 FORD FOCUS TITANIUM
141 PEUGEOT 3008
€13,995 €57pw
60
8,0
1.6 Diesel
00
km
€12,995 €55pw s
C
1.6 Diesel, Active
LY 8
I AT
181 PEUGEOT 3008
AT IC
172 RENAULT KADJAR
€23,995 €99pw
€28,995 €115pw
ON
M TO AU
,495 €26,995 €16 5pw €10pw €69
1.5 Diesel, 130BHP
171 MAZDA3
1.5 Diesel, Executive Model
E AG
MS
171 PEUGEOT 208
€16,995 €69pw
€8,995 €37pw
IL
0K
,00
7 LY
€12,995 €55pw
€19,995 €79pw
M
€22,995 €95pw
181 SKODA OCTAVIA
W LO
€11,995 €49pw
€17,995 €75pw
€19,995 €75pw
ICE PR ND ST LA BE IRE IN
€19,995 €75pw
€8,995 €37pw
191 PEUGEOT 108 1.0 Petrol
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I AT
EC
70
2,3
2 LY
SP
M
€21,995 €89pw
P TO
€28,995 €115pw
€22,995 €95pw
€29,495 €119pw
TO AU
€28,995 €115pw
S
C
191 PEUGEOT 3008
182 PEUGEOT 3008 GT LINE
1.5 Diesel, Active
1.5 Diesel, Top Spec
€16,995 €69pw
181 PEUGEOT 3008 GT LINE
1.5 Diesel, Allure
1.6 Diesel
€8,995 €37pw
ON
171 RENAULT KADJAR 1.5 Diesel, Sat Nav
€17,995 €75pw
€16,995 €69pw
00
9,0
2 LY
€17,995 €75pw
191 PEUGEOT RIFTER
KM S
172 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF
172 PEUGEOT 2008
€13,995 €57pw
181 PEUGEOT 2008
191 PEUGEOT 508 1.5 Diesel, Fastback
1.2 Petrol, Active
1.6 Diesel
€17,995 €79pw
€9,995 €39pw
C
C
C
1.6 Diesel, Active
ON 2 LY
€11,995 €49pw
KM
IC AT
00
4,0
M TO AU
€15,995 €65pw
161 PEUGEOT 3008
181 PEUGEOT 308
I AT
I AT
I AT
1.0 Petrol, Comforline
M
M
M
181 VOLKSWAGEN POLO
TO AU
€31,995 €125pw
TO AU
€18,995 €79pw
TO AU
€14,995 €55pw
1.2 Petrol
1.6 Diesel, D2 SE
1.5 Diesel
€16,495 €67pw
€13,995 €57pw
191 PEUGEOT 2008
151 VOLVO S60
141 RENAULT FLUENCE
1.6 Diesel, Allure
1.6 Diesel, Comfortline
S
182 PEUGEOT 208 1.2 Petrol, Allure
1.5 Diesel
€17,882 ex Vat €75pw
7,0
€13,004 ex Vat €69pw
00 KM
FR
EE
PL YL
S
192 PEUGEOT EXPERT
2.0 Diesel, Rear Parking Sensor Finance from 3.9% APR
171 PEUGEOT PARTNER 1.6 Diesel, Active
172 PEUGEOT EXPERT 2.0 Diesel, Active
161 RENAULT FLUENCE 1.5 Diesel
1.6 Diesel, Allure, 100BHP
4 LY
€9,354 ex Vat €49pw
181 PEUGEOT 2008
131 FORD FOCUS 1.6 Diesel, Only 88,000kms
ON
€23,995
161 RENAULT MEGANE
192 PEUGEOT BOXER 2.0 Diesel, Delivery kms
IN
€18,495 €79pw IN
G
172 PEUGEOT PARTNER ACCESS
181 PEUGEOT 1.6 Diesel, Pre EXPERT Reg
Diesel, Active €59pw €11,8081.6 +Vat
T & C MOTORS Inner Ring Road, Waterford T: 051 872 959
All prices are net of scrappage, Finance figures quoted include 20% deposit. Finance Example, A typical €20,000 (60 months) 5 year fixed interest rate hire purchase agreement, will have monthly repayments of €408.89 APR 8.9%. For this APR, the total cost of interest (i.e. total amount repayable less the amount borrowed), would be €4,533.40, documentation fee of €63.33 and purchase fee of €63.33 are applicable, total cost of credit €4,660.06. You will not own these good until the final payment is made. Lending Criteria terms and conditions apply. Models shown are for illustrative purposes only. * Price Promise applies to cars of a similar, year, make, model, mileage, condition and history.
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