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Castlemartyr Resort, which is part of the Dromoland Group, islocated on breathtaking grounds just off the N25 in the village ofCastlemartyr. The 5 Star hotel was invited to take part in therecent Midleton Food Fair. They served food to the adults andhad a special area for the children, inviting them to ice their ownfairy cakes. The stand proved very popular on the day and by 2pmthey were sold out. The decision was made to support a localcharity and all proceeds taken on the day were donated toBallycotton lifeboat.On Thursday evening last, 29 October, a cheque for €700 was pre-sented by Mr. Andrew Phelan, Hotel General Manager, to theChairman of the Ballycotton lifeboat fundraising committee, Ms.Fiona Flynn. Ms. Flynn thanked Mr. Phelan and the Castlemartyr Resort fortheir kind donation. She explained they are constantly looking fornew ideas to raise funds for this important charity and would hopeto be in touch early next year to discuss a possible fundraisingevent at the Resort.

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Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor ofMidleton presents Laurance Budziscwith the award of Building ConstructionStudent of the Year

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Jim Murnane of the Midleton Chamber of Commerce presents the awards for theLibrary Rejuvenation Project to Andrew Hennessy, Liz Mulcahy, Julie Crotty,Molly Cotter and Brian Hennessy

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor ofMidleton presents the Spirit ofSt.Coleman's Award to Josh O'Shea

Deputy Principal Ms. Goretti Fitzgeraldpresents John French with the DeputyPrincipal's Award

Principal Tom Hughes presents LiamO'Shaughnessy with the Principal'sAward

Principal Tom Hughes presents MarioBilo with the Student of the Year Award2009

Mary O'Donoghue with Kristian O'Donoghue who collected the Hall of FameAward on behalf of his brother Andrew and proud father Gerard O'Donoghue

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David Stanton presents the award forYoung Social Innovator to DeniseO'Driscoll

David Stanton with Gradam na Gaeilgeaward winners Aidan Barrett andPatrick Deane

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Conor Cusack receives the award for 1stYear Hurler of the Year from MaryO'Connor

Mary O'Connor presents the award for1st Year Footballer of the Year to JordanRoberts

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 14 Hurler of the Year to JJO'Neill

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 16 Hurler of the Year to TonyMotherway

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 16 Footballer of the Year toDavid Rice

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 18 Hurler of the Year to ConorWalsh

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 18 Footballer of the Year toKevin Rohan

Mary O'Connor presents the Hall ofFame Award to Kristian O'Donoghuewho accepted on behalf of his brotherAndrew O'Donoghue

Mary O'Connor presents the award for1st Year Soccer Player of the Year toDaniel Costine

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 14 Soccer Player of the Year toChris Smith

Mary O'Connor presents the award forUnder 18 Soccer Player of the Year toJosh O'Shea

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Diabetes Federation, Cork Branch would like to thank all whohelped to make our Annual Flag Day on Oct 23rd a big success.A Special word of thanks to John Hennessy and all his helpers inCobh for making our first Flag day there a great success. InMidleton, Ms Nagle of St Mary's High school again kindlyallowed her Transition year students to collect for us on the day.A big Thanks to all the girls as well as the many locals who col-lect and contribute so generously to our Annual Flag Day. Asubstantial sum was raised in both towns, which will help to edu-cate the public about Diabetes and give support to people withDiabetes and their families.For further information on local services and activities Contact:Charlottee Southern Regional Office at 32 Grand Parade, Corkon 021 4274229, Office is open Mon - Thurs form 9.30 -2pm orby email sro@diabetes.ie

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MEETING This week sees the Ballintotis Community Council meetfor their first time following the autumn elections which brought to aconclusion the three year term of office of the former Council mem-bers. Although many of those who served during the last period wereagain re-elected there is nevertheless also a considerable numbers ofnew members in the Council, led by new chairman Donal Kelleher.The big news locally concerning the Council has been the confirma-tion of planning permission for the proposed new Community Centrein Ballintotis. Thus, much attention in the months ahead will befocussed on accelerating this project which will mark an exciting newbeginning in the Ballintotis region.COMMUNITY ALERT A reminder to the members of BallintotisCommunity Alert committee that the group will meet for the first timesince the recent AGM, on this Thursday November 5. The meeting willtake place at the Two-Mile-Inn and all committee members are askedto attend.COMMUNITY DINNER The Community Alert committee arepresently preparing for the annual Christmas Dinner, which will beheld at Midleton Park Hotel on Friday December 4. Tickets are on salelocally from Kay Curtin, Pat Quinlan, Pam Curtin, Josie Knowles orJohn Cashman. They are modestly priced at €25 with a four-coursemeal due to be served at 7.45pm followed by entertainment.SCIATH NA SCOL Ballintotis NS football team are currently prepar-ing for the Sciath Na Scol Final which is likely to be played nest week.The locals have impressed en route to the decider but know face arematch with Dripsey NS with whom they had a very close groupmatch recently. At the time of going of press no definite date has beenconfirmed for the final, so the advice is to check locally with pupilsfrom the school for up to date information. Best of luck to all con-cerned!BLARNEY TRIP The Ballintotis Community Alert Tuesday Clubcontinues next week on November 10 and then the group will travel toBlarney for a pre-Christmas outing on Tuesday November 24, with astop off for evening meal on the return journey.

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Although here in Ireland our climate is usually fairly mild, thewind and dampness cause a high level of heat loss from ourbuildings. An uninsulated building is an enormous drain onheat, and the heating bills paid on it are essentially moneydown the drain.

Insulation is something which any homeowner cannot afford toignore. Whether your motivations are saving the planet, or sim-ply saving your pocket, there are many important benefits ofhome insulation including reduced heating bills and reducedcarbon emissions.

Two of the main types of home insulation are attic insulationand bonded bead cavity wall insulation. The latter is a processwhereby the cavity space between a building's inner and outerwalls are filled with polystyrene beads, which are injected intothe cavity via small holes.

The Irish Government recently introduced a grant schemetowards home insulation which can cover approximately 50%of the cost of insulating your home (depending on size).Announcing the scheme, the Minister for Communications,Energy and Natural Resources Eamon Ryan explained that thenew measures could lead to heating bill reductions of about€700 per annum for individual households. The applicationprocess is straightforward and the scheme is open to all housesbuilt before 2006. See www.sei.ie for further details or contactyour local grant approved insulation provider, ECOWISEINSULATION directly on 024 20714.

SPARKLINGCHRISTMAS EVENT

What: Fund-raiser for Marymount Hospice

Where: Sam McCauley Chemists MarketGreen Shopping Centre Midleton

When: 7.00-9.00pm Wednesday 18th November

A sparkling Christmas fundraising event in aid of MarymountHospice will take place on Wednesday 18th November from 7-9pm in Sam McCauley Chemists, Market Green Shopping Centre,Midleton.

Come along and help us celebrate our fantastic event. There'll bemulled wine and mince pies with Christmas carols performed bySt. Bridgets Presentation Primary School and the IMP choir.Plus Santa will be paying a special visit so make sure the kidscome along!

Guests will also have the opportunity to start their Christmas shop-ping early with an exclusive 15% OFF fragrances and premiumcosmetics - Clarins, Clinique, Elizabeth Arden and Lancôme.

Tickets are available in store for €5 with all proceeds from ticketsales going to Marymount Hospice.

Every ticket holder will receive a goodie bag and a free entry intoa fabulous raffle to win some fantastic prizes, kindly sponsored bythe following; Remington, Pulse Jewellery, Clinique, Lancome,Clarins, Vichy, La Roche Possay, Midleton Park Hotel, Wiseguys,Jenius, The Avenue Fitness and Health, Instore, The Gate Cinema,Wallis, Midleton Credit Union, O'Neills Bar, Colberts Bar, WelchSports, T.C. Valeting, Silver Spirit Jewellery

For further information please contact the store 021 463 6000.

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Frances Kelly & Deirdre O'ConnorKelly Jamie Murphy & Michelle Ryan

Joan Coughlan & Lisa Hogan

Noreen McAllister & Anne Coll

Avril Casey & Ciara Kenneally

Michael O'Sullivan & Tony Davis

Sharon Welch & Hazel Mendonce Dr. Donn Brennan GP relaxing

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Maura Middleton, Fergal Mullany, Mark Lynch, Mark Sinclair, Eoin Healy &Kevin Howard organisers.

Linda Donnelly with Orla Daley Sharon Collins & Jane Burke

Grace Foely, Mark Lynch & Susan Scully

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Christian Porter Assistant Pro & Don McFarlane Pro pictured with junior golfers

Christian Porter Assistant Pro and Don McFarlane Pro pictured with junior golfers

Liam Hayes with former colleagues from Midleton Garda Station Joe O'Connor,Flor Horan, Eoin Healy, Brian Goulding & Martin Dorney

Faulkner Murphy, Commissioner makesa presentation to Liam Hayes,Carrigtwohill Liam Hayes speaking at his retirement

Liam & Mary Hayes pictured with fellow colleagues

Liam Hayes and his wife Mary pictured with Faulkner Murphy Commissioner

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Midleton Squash Club is a hive of activity at the moment. DuringSeptember the club launched a recruitment drive which was highlysuccessful. Many new members joined and some lapsed membershave renewed their interest. At present there is a waiting list , suchwas the success of the recruitment drive, which was spearheaded byClub Chairman, Pat Cronin. The club has also been active in otherways. The courts themselves have been replastered, floors sanded,new lights have been fitted and new heaters installed in readiness forthe approaching competitive season. Dressing rooms have alsoreceived a makeover and overall the club facilities have never lookedbetter. There is a buzz of activity around the club each night and bothcourts are regularly fully booked. Coaching is being organised fornew members and at present the club is preparing for the MunsterDivision 4 League, in which the club has two teams. The club alsohopes to compete in the Division 3 Leagues at a later date. Located inMidleton GAA Club, the club facilities are ideally situated for mostMidleton people but of course many of its members hail from furtherafield. This year the club organised a summer league during themonths of June and July, which proved extremely successful. TheClub Ladder, whereby members can challenge each other, was alsoreorganised. Both the Summer League and the Club Ladder wereorganised by Club Captain , Andre Smit , who has done sterling workbehind the scenes. He has also organised teams for the forthcomingDivision 4 Leagues. Squash is a wonderful game for exercise, fitness,challenge, fun and excitement. It is also a game, which can betimetabled to suit the particular player. All in all then MidletonSquash Club is looking forward to exciting times.

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Adrian Quill (Board of Management), Ruairi Fuller, Carrie O'Donoghue (ParentsCouncil), Oliver Fuller, Fr Aidan Crowley, CC, and Derry Keogh (Principal) cele-brate Ann's contribution to the local school

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Eithne Stanton, Joan O'Brien Burke &Margaret Byrne

Laura O'Sullivan, Margaret O'Regan &Emer McLean

Donal Cronin Principal pictured with staff

Group pictured in the science room

Why do people go to Toastmaster meetings?There is no one reason why people come along to Toastmastermeetings. Some reasons can be quite surprising. Special Occasions: People might come along to prepare for a bigspeaking event, such as a wedding speech or commemorativespeech. While this is a very valid reason to join, it's comparative-ly rare. Very few people come to Toastmasters to make "toasts". Career reasons: More often people join because they have a possi-bility of promotion, where they will need the skills to speak tocommunicate directly to employees or other staff. In many busi-nesses, the ability to construct and deliver a presentation is a keyrequirement for people working at senior levels. Sometimes anindividual is striking out on their own and wants to develop his orher communication skills with potential customers and businesspartners. To this person, Toastmasters can act as a testing groundwhere skills can be practiced and improved in a non-confronta-tional environment. Self-improvement: Public speaking is one of those big challengesthat can be mastered with practice. Many people get nervous ifasked to speak in front of large numbers of people, so the sense ofsatisfaction can be enormous for those who persevere. It's notuncommon to have people join who have significant challengeswhen it comes to speaking in groups: it could be shyness, lack ofconfidence or stammering. In all these cases, the results can bepleasantly surprising, to say the least.Social reasons: Another big reason for joining is to meet new peo-ple. Loneliness can often be a factor. At times, people find thatthey are in something of a rut. Maybe things have gone too routineand new colour needs to be injected into their lives. Or perhapsyou are just a gregarious person, looking to meet other people forsome thought-provoking and entertaining conversation. Self-expression: Frequently, and interestingly, people joinbecause, somehow, they feel they have something to contribute.There is something inside them that wants to get out. We have hadbudding poets, playwrights and comedians in the Midleton club. Itall points to a desire to express oneself. Toastmasters is really goodfor this. For some reason, Toastmasters can sometimes act as aspringboard to other things. This is one of the most gratifyingthings about the club. As I hope I have made clear, there are plenty of reasons why peo-ple go along to a Toastmasters meeting. Maybe it's a career goal,maybe you are a bit bored with things, maybe you want to be seehow far you can push yourself, or maybe you are just curiousabout what it's all about. You can see for yourself, and you wouldbe most welcome. Our next meetings are on Wednesday,November 11th, and Wednesday, November 25th upstairs inMcDaids Pub in Midleton. The meetings last 2 hours and start at8pm. New guests attend for free, so there's another good reason forcoming along! For more information, please contact Colm Ryan on 087 2353889,or check out midletontoastmasters.org.

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Pat Hurley Principal pictured with visitors to the Open Day

Conor, Tim & Anne McCarthyFidlema Leahy, Colin & CatherineDesmond

Jennifer Cashman, Ross Bonner &Michael Murphy

Paul Kelly Deputy Principal, Finniou &Finbar Murphy

Anthony O'Leary, Fiona O'Leary & BerTwomey

Brian & Marie O'Shea

Eithine & Beni DesmondRobert Williams, Paddy Leahy & RobertLeahy

David Coleman & Maura SmythJackie, Rian & Barry Hogan

Aneta Iwinska, Damian Iwinski, Kacper Slawinski & Gosia Slawinska

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Ger Lane Pro, Sean Keohane Chairman Midleton GAA Club, Gerry O'SullivanChairman County Board & Pierce Murphy Treasurer

Sean Keohane, Teddy Murphy Mayor of Midleton, Margaret Hegarty & GerryO'Sullivan

Cillian Burke, Tony Moore, Francis Moore Burke, Elizabeth Moore Maddox &Charlie Moore whose great grandfather PD Moore was on the team

Members of Midleton GAA pictured with Michael Aherne TD

Kevin Roche & Michael JohnRoche

Tony O'Donoghue, Pat Horgan, Richard O'Murdhu& Sean Keohane

Monsignor Ned Gould pictured withDavid Stanton TD

Gerry O'Sullivan Chairman of the CountyBoard congratulates Sean KeohaneChairman of Midleton GAA on theirachievements

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Wallis Bar October Player of the month Jason Murphy, midleton FC junior Player, Also in Photo Noel Connolly Junior Manager and Seamus Cunningham of WallisBar Main club sponsor

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Liz O'Mahoney, Margo Hartnett & MajellaSylvester

Annette Lane & Mary Careyorganisor

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Aine Harnedy and Jessica WilezekMegan Leahy giving Ciara O'Mahoneya hair do

Margaret O'Donovan comperewith her daughter and son

Anne Norton, Margaret O'Donovan ,TeresaO'Rourke & Phil Aherne

Group of young models Mary Verhey pictured withMargaret O'Donovan Compere

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Midleton Twinning Association: Fund raising quiz on Monday16th November ay Wallis Town Hall Bar at 8.30p.m. Tables of 4are 30 Euro.Further details from Chairperson Patricia Lyons orcommittee members.Midleton GAA Pavilion: Come dancing on Saturday night next tothe music of Dermot Lyons and November 14th to the music ofMichael O'Brien and Philomena Begley. Friday November 13th isthe big night for Declan Ryan as he celebrates 50 years in showbusiness and will launch his new C.D in Midleton Park Hotel.Special guests on the night include Crystal Swing, Art Supple,Blue Moon and Conor McKay and Ursula. M.C for the night isGerry Kelly. Doors open at 8p.m and tickets are 10 Euro.Multiple Sclerosis-Midleton/Fermoy Branch: Flag Day onFriday and Saturday next 6th and 7th November. Your support isappreciated. Contact Margaret Murray on 4633534 or KathleenWoulfe 4631011.Marymount Hospice and Arc House- annual luncheon onThursday November 26th at Castlemartyr resort at 1.30p.m. Ring086-0588574 for more details.Amanda Neary, Mezzo Contralto will perform at Fota House onTuesday November 10th at 8p.m.Details from Maura at 4815543.Operation Shoebox on behalf of Samaritans Purse InternationalRelief -Last Reminder. Boxes need to be ready by November11th.Contact Angela O'Toole, St. Mary's Road.First Responder's Halloween Party was a huge success andorganisers wish to extend heartfelt thanks to all who supported theevent and also to the Manager and staff of Midleton Park Hotel.Great night had by all, with a large attendance.November Offerings - Envelopes containing the names of yourdeparted loved ones may be handed in to the Sacristy of HolyRosary on this Sunday from 2 - 5pm. Masses will be celebratedthroughout the year for all those on these lists.November Masses - Mass will be celebrated in Holy Rosaryevery Wednesday and Friday at 7.30pm for the month ofNovember for the Holy Souls. Indulgences for the Holy Souls -Details on the notice board at the back of the church.First Confessions and First Holy Communion - Parents andguardians of all children due to receive first confession and firstHoly Communion this coming year are earnestly invited to a meet-ing in the hall of St. Brigids Primary School on Wednesday nextNovember 4th at 8pm. Your presence is very importantBereavement Support Group - Will meet on Wednesday nextNov. 4th and each Wednesday during November at 8pm in theParish Office (Green Door opposite church gates). All are wel-come St. Pio Devotions - On Wednesday Nov. 4th and the firstWednesday of every month. Rosary at 7.45pm and NovenaPrayers, Mass at 8pm. All welcome.Midleton Senior Citizens & Friends Christmas Outing toLimerick on Wednesday Dec. 2nd. Evening meal at Corbett Court,Charleville on Return. Cost of day out €15 and bus will leaveHospital Road at 9.30pm. Names now being taken. Ring Rita4632278, Margaret 4613398, Callie 4631719 or Kathleen4631011. Church gate collection on 14th and 15th November -Please help.

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MIDLETON REACH SEMI FINALSOur club has had one of our most successful weeks in quite sometime, our 2 league teams were involved in some very excitinggames against very strong clubs. Our green team produced a verygutsy performance away to Rockies and came away with 2 pointsafter a thrilling game by the narrow margin of 1 shot. CarrigalineCommunity were visitors to the GAA club last Tuesday night andafter another out standing match which finished with an extra end.Our yellow team got their league campaign up and running with 3points.The 2 teams are away next week to St Michaels and BEDA and wewish them well in their games. The county championships contin-ue next week with our ladies taking part in the pairs and the nation-al 4s also. Last weekend we had 4 teams in the over 55s - welldone to Con and Callie who qualified for the semi final in the over55's section. Well done to Callie and the cork ladies team who tookon the Monaghan ladies in the all Ireland championship over theweekend and won a very exciting game to reach the quarter finalof the championship where they are away to Donegal or Tyrone on21st November. Marion Canning of Glounthaune led her team to a16 - 3 win and Callie's team had a big win on the score of 14 - 4to help the Cork team to a 52 to 43 shots win and there were scenesof great joy and emotion amongst the Cork players and their largeband of supporters.Pride of place last week went to our teams who took part inDouglas comm. Tournament. Terrie o keeffe and his team werevery unlucky to lose out on a place in the last 16 by the narrowestof margin. Marie, Callie, Kay and Tony had 3 great wins onSunday to reach the last 16. On Monday they had a win overDouglas GAA in their 1st game and were most unlucky not toreach the semi final when they lost to a strong Douglas communi-ty team in the very last shot by one point. Our other team ofKathleen, Michael, Len and Con won their group on Sunday andrecorded great wins over Douglas GAA and Douglas Community.to qualify for the semi-final and met another Douglas team and asthey came into the last end the 2 teams were tied at 4 shots eachbut Midleton just lost to the eventual winners by the narrow mar-gin of 1 shot, well done to all our playersUp coming games include the Peg Tucker cup at home to Iona onTuesday the 17th of November. Our yellow league team are awayto BEDA on Wednesday the 18th of November. Our MarthaTracey cup team are away to Mitchelstown on Friday the 20th ofNovember. Our green team are away to St Michael's onWednesday the 25th of November. Sale of our Christmas raffletickets are on Friday the 27th of November in Market GreenCentre. Our green team are home to Wilton on 1st December andour yellow team are home to Douglas community on Thursday 3rdDecember and our Francis Cody team (club event) are away toCarrigaline community on Thursday 10th of December.The social event of the year is our annual trip to the Gleneagles' onthe weekend of 8, 9, 10 January. Names and €30 deposit toMargaret our treasurer by next Tuesday night 10th November.Remember last year and get your deposit in now.

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Winter League (Munster) 2009/10. Lower Aghada 3, Ballinlough 1.Our division 6 side played at home in Lower Aghada last Sundayagainst Ballinlough in the 1st round of this seasons Competition.Success came early after the home side played fantastic tennis andmanaged well under the severe weather conditions.The teamincluded Derik Binchy,Declan Whelan Curtin, (standing in forteam captain Patsy Ryan from Whitegate) Lucy Lambe, &Rosemary McCarthy.Mens Doubles. Derik & Declan played the class act over JonathanHourihan. & Terance Kingston. 6/3.6/3.Ladies Doubles. Lucy & Rosemary were the best on court againstEimer O Grady, & Marie Mahony.6/3.6/4.No 1 Mixed Doubles. Derik & Rosemary won in style 6/1.5/7.6/0.No 2 Mixed. Declan and Lucy lost after a fierce battle.5/7.4/6.All & all a great game of tennis. Halloween Club Nite. The players who turned out for theHolloween Club Nite had great sport, they played 5 games of ten-nis and also enjoyed the refreshments.League Fixtures. James Cooneys div 5 team are away to Nenaghthis Sunday at 2pm. Kevin Days div 5 team are at home toCastleview also this Sunday at 2pm.

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Division 6 1st round winners over Ballinlough in the Munster League. DeclanWhelan Curtin, Lucy Lambe, Rosemary McCarthy & Derik

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Members of the East Cork team who won the Co Senior Cross-Country title for theseventh successive year pictured with Noreen Murphy, Chairperson of the Cork CoBoard AAI (from left) Donnacha O'Mahony, Frank O'Carroll (capt), Sean McGrathand James McCarthy

James McCarthy, who finishedthird in the Co Senior atClonakilty

Sean McGrath (second) and Mark Hanrahan(first) battle out the Cork Co Senior Cross-Country Championships at Clonakilty

Fe 21 Footballers Reach Final Midleton 4-13 Cloyne 0-5Midleton reached the final of the Jones Engineering sponsored EastCork Fe 21 B Football championship when they had a one sidedvictory over Cloyne. This semi final was played on Saturday last.Midleton led by 2-05 to 0-02 at half time and in the end the scorewas 4-13 to 0-05. Midleton now face Bride Rovers in the final.Bride Rovers received walk over's in both their quarter final andsemi final so it is hard to know what kind of opposition we willface. Midleton beat Castlelyons in their quarter final back in March.At the time of writing it looks like the final might go ahead thiscoming weekend but no confirmation of the fixture was to hand.The team last Saturday was Dara O'Keefe, Liam Clohessy, AlwynKearney, James O'Donnell, James O'Mahony, Eoin Walsh, MarkO'Keefe, Shane Ryan, Seamus O'Farrell, Conor Lehane, JohnKeane, Patrick O'Mahony, Michael Mulcahy, Kieran Mulcahy,Stephen Moore. Subs Ray Barnes, Liam McCarthy and TommyWallace.1890 Plaque Unveiling: On Saturday last, October 31st a plaquewas unveiled in the Club house at Clonmult Memorial Park to com-memorate the All Ireland Football winning team of 1890. Midletonrepresented Cork that year and it marked Corks first All IrelandSenior Football title. The plaque unveiling was organised by thePublic Relations Committee of Cork County Board and was part ofits activities to mark the 125th anniversary of the founding of theGAA. A sizable crowd was in attendance, among them relatives ofthe players involved., as were local politicians and GAA officials.Sean Keohane, Chairman of Midleton GAA welcomed the guestsand Club members in attendance and spoke in the importance of notforgetting those who brought glory to the Club in the early years ofour existence. Councillor Ted Murphy Chairman of Midleton UDC,and a Club member for many years spoke as well. Michael O'BrienChairman of the East Cork was next to address the gathering. Finalspeaker was Gerry O'Sullivan Chairman of Coiste ContaeChorcaigh who also officially unveiled the plaque. The plaque wasthen blessed by our Club president Monsignor Gould, Parish Priestof Midleton. Refreshments were then served and there was anopportunity for the attendance to share stories relating to theachievements of the 1890 team.Juvenile News Fe 15 A Hurling Championship Final Midleton 2-08 kiltha Og 4-09We were defeated by Kilta Og last Sunday morning in the Fe 15 AEast Cork hurling final, despite getting a good start when we scoreda goal and a point without reply. We then fell behind when we con-ceded three goals in the remainder of the first half and trailed athalftime by 3-04 v 1-04. The second half was quite even for some-time and we eventually took some of our chances and reduced thedeficit to a single goal with less than ten minutes to go. Howeverthey scored a goal and a number of points in the final minutes tohold out for a deserved victory.Whilst it was dissapointing to lose we hope that we can learn fromit and be up for the challenges ahead at Fe16 next year. We wouldlike to wish all the lads and their familyies well over the Xmas peri-od and thank them for their commitment and time throughout theyear. Team: Brian Fitzgerald, Tom Motherway, Alan Stanton,Conor Maloney, Colin Barry, Elliot Mulcahy, Aaron Mc Evoy,Michael Mc Sweeney, Cathal Mc Carthy, Padraig Nagle, JoesphMurray, Gavin Hurley, Michael Abernethy, Conan Finnegan andAndrew Rea. Subs Jake Hegarthy,Billy O Shea, Cian Collins,Killian O Brien and Ian Aher.Fe 11 Hurling East Cork Final Our Fe 11 hurlers travelled to Rostellan on Saturday morning Oct24 last to take part in the East Cork Finals. On the day a very strongwind was blowing straight down the pitch and as a result the oldcliche of "game of two halves" was going to be the order of the day. Our first assignment was a semi final against the hosts Aghada withthe winners playing a Sars selection in the East Cork Final. In thisgame we played into the wind in the first half and after some greatdefending we went into the break 3pts to no score in arrears. A goalfrom a long delivery immediately on the restart had us level at1goal to 3pts and from there we controlled the game finishing win-ners on a score line of 3-7 to 0-3. We then returned to the shelter of

the changing rooms to await the winners of the other semi-finalbetween the 2 Sars teams entered in the competition. On our return to the field we found the wind had grown evenstronger and the final was going to be a tough encounter against anexcellent Sars 15. We played with the wind in the first half andsome brilliant play which saw us dominate the area of the fieldbetween our half back and half forward lines saw us go in at thebreak leading on a score of 3-2 to no score. On the resumption ofthe play the commitment and effort from our lads was tremendousto a man and no one was found wanting. This saw us achieve some-thing not seen in either of the 2 semi-final games when we scoreddespite playing against the wind. 2 goals one early in the half andthe other with 5 minutes to go had the effect of rocking an excellentSars team and despite some heavy pressure we held on to win by 5-2 to 2-2. This was a great win for all the lad's concerned and someof the hooking and blocking shown in the final demonstrated andhighlighted the effort they have put into practising these skills attraining. Our Panel and scorers in both games on the day was:Christopher Power (0-1), Christopher Shanahan, Christian Daly(Cpt) (1-1), Conor Evans, Conor O'Neill, David Mulcahy, DylanCahalane, Eoin Moloney, Garan Manley (1-0), Jordan Roche,Kevin Daly, Kevin Mulcahy(0-1), Liam Franklin, Padraig O'Brien(4-0), Ryan McConville (1-0), Ryan O'Reagan (0-5), Sean O'Leary(1-1), Sean O'Meara, Shane O'Brien. Absent on the day due to Injury and Vacation were Adam Daly, PJFitzgearld and Temitayo Abdullah who all played a big part in theearlier league games to decide who reached the Finals day. Training Following a break from activity for the Mid Term we willreturn to training on Wed night Nov. 04 6pm to 7pm in the MidletonCollege All Weather field and continue to train there same timeeach week unless otherwise notified by text.Remaining Fixtures:Fe 16 D Football Final v Glanmire - TBCFe 16 A Hurling League Final v Carrigtwohill -TBCFe 16 A County Hurling League semi final v Na Piarsaigh -TBCDinner Dance: Our club DINNER DANCE which this year isbeing organised by some of our players will take place this comingSaturday 7th November in the Park Hotel. Tickets costing €38.50each are currently on sale and selling quickly. In order to avoid dis-appointment please contact Mickael Keohane, Sean Keohane,Coleman Quirke or Padraig O'Brien. . All sections of the Club areasked to support this occasion.Indoor Hurling Training: Indoor hurling training will return onSaturday 7th November in the Community Centre with First Classfrom 10-11am, Senior Infants 11am-12midday and Junior Infants12-1pm. Registrations will also be welcomed on the day.Juvenile Xmas Draw: Our Juvenile XMAS draw tickets will beavailable shortly from the different team mangers and officers andwe would ask all members and players to support us. Many thanksonce again to all our very kind sponsors of the spot prizes.Some Dates to take note of: Thursday 26th November - Adult Hurling & Football AGM @ 8pmThursday 3rd December - Juvenile Hurling & Football AGM @8pm; Sunday 20th December - Juvenile Xmas draw ; Saturday 26thDecember - Annual Long Puck from Lisgoold to Midleton; Sunday3rd January - Juvenile Social and Medal PresentationWebsite: If you would like to contribute to our website please email it to theMidleton GAA PRO's E-mail Address: midletongaa@yahoo.ieClub Casual Wear: The new range of O Neills CLUB CASUAL GEAR is now avail-able, Hoody's, Tracksuit pants, Adult Polo tops and Gift Voucherscan now be bought from either Mary Quinn or at Redwood inKnockgriffin.Lotto Draw Friday October 30th. Jackpot €5,800.Numbers Drawn 14, 15, 24, 26 No winner.Lucky Dip: Michael Cahill, 8 Elm Grove, Midleton. Dyan Cannon,Fermoy. Margaret Murphy, Conna. Helen & Aggie, c/o Bingo.Michael Crotty, c/o Redwood.Next weeks jackpot €6,000.Thank you for your continued sup-port.

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Simon Thompson Prnicipal, Bishop PaulColtor & Alan Brooke Guest Speaker Aoileann Lyons & Alma King

Anna Dillon, John & Teresa Hurley Ian King & Marie O'Regan

Sean O'Regan Head Boy. Laura McPadden Head Day Girl, Paige Crosby Head Girland Eton Dillon Head Day Boy.

Tara Browne, Catherine Cairins, Amanda Coyne & Bronwen Lynch

Students who received awards

Students who received awards

Students who received awards

Lisgoold GAA are running a 5km road race on the 8th ofNovember starting at Lisgoold village at 10 am. Roy Fahy,Lisgoolds very own Cork City Marathon winning resident, hasselected one of his own training routes for the 5km course. Thisevent has been well supported by the local community who havegenerously donated excellent prizes for the day. The categories areTop three male (€100 1st Prize), Top three female, 1st Male Over40, 1st Male Over 60, 1st Female Over 35, 1st Female Over 50, 1stJunior Male, 1st Junior Female, 1st Wheelchair, 1st Lisgoold GAAMember. To mark the occasion and to promote this as an annualevent refreshments and goodies will be available for all entrantsafter the race. The organising committee are focused on makingthis event as enjoyable and efficient an experience for all. Runnersof all levels are encouraged to participate to make this event assuccessful as possible. We look forward to meeting you all on theday.

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Under 10 League Final Lisgoold 2.00 Bride Rovers 5.05What a year it has been for this young bunch, and what a journeythey've enjoyed to this Final. Whilst, on the day, we were secondto a well organised and very mobile Rathcormac side, we are veryproud of the achievements of this team in reaching the first of whatwe hope will be many Finals in the years to come. Coaches Dan Kelleher and Liz Power can be very pleased with theprogress made by their charges throughout the year, which culmi-nated in a great Final performance on Monday . While BankHoliday weekends might be traditionally more suited to travel, tovisits to Garden Centres or to Holloween preparations, the hugecrowd who braved terrible weather conditions of constant drivingrain at Pairc Lios gCul were rewarded with an entertaining and tal-ented encounter. Our opponents were quicker to settle but wereconstantly repelled by the brilliant Sarah Kelleher and RachelMcCann, whilst the industry of Fiona Murphy at centre back, ofSinead O'Brien at midfield and of Orla Fleming up front kept ourforward momentum positive throughout. A disallowed goal just before the break saw us narrowly behind ,by just 1.03 to 1.00 , at half time, with the game anybody's to winat that stage . However, despite the best efforts of Aoibhe Savage,Niamh Power, Allanna Russell and Brittany Devine between theposts , Rovers ran out victors on a day when everyone was a win-ner and , indeed , the game of Ladies Football was once again theoutright winner. Dan and Elizabeth expressed themselves very proud of theachievements that all the girls has achieved this year. Team ; Brittany Devine, Katie O Mahony, Sarah Kelleher, RachelMcCann, Aoibhe Savage, Fiona Murphy, Grace O'Driscoll, SineadO'Brien, Niamh Power, Allanna Russell, Orla Fleming, SarahMurphy, Laura Whelan, Ellen Flynn, Nicole O'Keeffe, ErinNagle, Christine O'Driscoll, Ciara Lawlor, Emer Lawlor. Dates for your diary ( check for venuers and times locally or onwebsite) .... Saturday 31st Oct Under 14 FinalFriday 6th Nov - Juvenile / Ladies Football SocialSunday 7th Nov Under 12 Final Saturday 8th Nov - Innagural Lisgoold 5k Fun Run

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Results from East CorkChampionships Even AgeCross Country 2009The East Cork Championshipseven age cross country took placeon Sunday October 25th 2009 inCarraig na bhfear. It was a verywindy day with a fine challeng-ing course for our 19 Midletonathletes.Full results are as follows:Girls U10; 12th Kate CrowleyBoys U10 received team silver,5th Ronan Lynch, 7th BillyO'Brien, 8th Frank O'Brien, 9thDeclan O'Brien, 12th SeanCrowleyGirls U12 received team gold,2nd Tara O'Keeffe, 3rd Donna McCann, 5th Jessica Strain, 8thNorah O'Brien, 9th Ciara FitzgeraldBoys U12 received team gold, 2nd Caolan O'Brien, 3rd LiamStack, 7th Richard O'Brien, 8th Sean BarrettGirls U14; 4th Aimee Phelan, 5th Simone O'ReillyBoys U14; 5th Owen CoatesGirls U16; 1st Blaithín LynchCongratulations and Well Done!On Sunday November 8th we have the second round of theMunster Championships uneven ages, which are taking place inTralee. We wish all our athletes the very best of luck.

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U10 Boys - Sean Crowley, Frank O'Brien, Billy O'Brien, Ronan Lynch & DeclanO'Brien.

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Ciara Fitzgerald & Norah O'Brien.Tara O'Keeffe (2nd in U12) with herparents.

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Our calendars show winter has arrived, but our running schedulesscarcely indicate a any great slow down of activity. Apart frompossibly those with a marathon behind them, activity if anythingis on the increase. Training on both Mondays and Wednesdays hasseen continued growth with several new members joining our clubin recent weeks. The race scene has also plenty happening, withnext Sunday's 5K in Lisgoold the latest local addition to a busydiary.HSE '4' Mile Race After the heavy rain of the previous 24 hoursthe floods initially looked like threatening last Sunday's HSE '4'Mile Race on the Marina Road Circuit. However, the event didthe green light with over 300 runners on the start line. MidletonAC were well represented on the day and our Midleton News triowere amongst the prize winners in the team section. At present thefull results of the race are not available but these will on the CorkBHAA web site later in the week and we will forward the resultsto all those on our club e mail list later this week.Dublin Marathon As close on 11,000 runners made their wayaround Dublin City on Bank Holiday Monday for the 30th runningof the Marathon weather conditions suggested that summer ratherthan winter was just around the corner. Clear skies, mid morningsunshine, just the lightest of breezes and temperatures in the midteens certainly provided perfect conditions for the record entrywhich included 21 athletes from Midleton AC. Thankfully, all survived the test of stamina with each no doubthaving their own individual tale to tell at the end of the 26.2 miletrek. We had the experienced runners, the first timers and thosewho had to overcome injury to even make it to the start line allwearing the Midleton singlet with distinction, with many of themrecording coveted personal best times. As expected Noel O'Regan justified pre race predictions by turn-ing in a scorching run of 2:47:22. Noel was followed across theline by Neilus Aherne (3:02:17), John Cashman (3:09:32) and ourleading lady Michelle Nolan who had produced a brilliant run(3:12:27 ) to come home 3rd in the Over 35 category overall.Sean O'Sullivan (3:20:30), was next home followed by AdrianWilliams and our second lady Breda Cahill who made a spectacu-lar debut by clocking 3:36:25.Marathon day proved a huge personal triumph for many of ourclub athletes who had suffered injury either earlier in the year orin the build up to the race. Adam Duchnicz and Margaret Barryboth looked on the long term injury list in early summer but bothmade remarkable recoveries from their respective fractures to runthe race in great style. Denis Kelleher running his third marathonin the last few months is another club man also had to beat the painbarrier on more than one occasion, whilst colleague Marc Daltonfollowed up the stamina sapping Cork event by having to over-come injury to complete his maiden journey around the capital. Mary Toher clocked up another successful trip around the streetsof Dublin whilst on the slightly less experienced end of the scaleAnne Marie Parry, Kieran Murphy, Mary Murphy, Vincent O'Neilland debut man Simon Thompson also had excellent outings.It was also very much a special for two husband and wife combi-nations who made it a day of double delight. Danny McCarthytook his Dublin appearances into double figures with anothersteady run whilst his wife Joan chopped several minutes off herpersonal best time. Mary B. Walsh who knew all about what wasahead from previous experience also saw husband Mark make afine debut breaking the 4 hour barrier despite fighting againstinjury in the build up to the race.Before concluding special words of thanks to our club supporterswho made the journey to support their colleagues. The sight of afamiliar face and the sound of a familiar voice were a huge lift atvarious junctures of the course.- Finally in relation to the big race, a word of sincere congratula-tions to our good friend John Walshe (East Cork AC) who wroteanother chapter in his remarkable running story when he becameonly one of 29 runners to compete all 30 editions of the DublinMarathon. Well done John from all at Midleton AC!Looking Ahead - Lisgoold 5K

Time was when that come January it was always off to Lisgooldfor the point to point races. Now there is a reason to go to thesame venue for a race on the roads. The local GAA club inLisgoold are at the heart of organising next Sunday's race which istimed for 11am (changed from original 10am start). There will bea warm welcome for all runners at the local Community Centrewhich will host post race refreshments and the prize giving cere-mony. Word has it that there is a bit of an uphill section early onthe course, but there after reports are very positive. Entry fee forthe event is 10 euro per person. Former Cork City Marathon win-ner Roy Fahy is resident in Lisgoold and has been amongst thoselending some assistance in advance of the inaugural race.3K Series Continues The East Cork 3K Series continues onTuesday November 10. Over 130 runners were present for thestart of this year's series and one would expect numbers could fur-ther grow as the popular winter event progresses. Again startingtime is at 7.30pm and based on that continued high interest in theevent the advice to get there early, get the car parked and maybetake in a few handy laps to warm up. After next week's race therewill be a further two races in the seven race series beforeChristmas.Other Events There are also other races on the immediate calen-dar with a local cross country fixture in East Cork on Sunday weekgiving runners an option of a change of surface. Youghal willhost the County Masters & Intermediate Championships begin-ning at 11.30am. Midleton AC entries should be given to club sec-retary Tom Houlihan (085-1146109 ) at least one week in advance.Back on the roads after next week's action on Sunday andTuesday, the following Sunday (15th) will see West Waterford AChost the annual Brickey '5' mile race near Dungarvan in CountyWaterford. Starting time here is as usual at 11am. The next CorkBHAA race back on Leeside will take the runners to Inniscarra onSunday November 22nd where the Murphy Memorial '4' takesplace., with an 11.30am start. It's not the easiest '4' miler as thereis a bit of hill work involved, but it is run on pretty scenic routeand usually attracts a good gathering from Midleton A.C.Ballycotton '10' - Just a passing word on the Ballycotton '10'. Aswe know at this stage next year's race has been rescheduled toSunday March 21. In response to a few queries from club mem-bers these are the entry guide lines published by the organisers.1) People can apply for forms anytime during November (up toFriday 27th) by sending a SAE to: Ballycotton RunningPromotions, Ballycotton, Co Cork (see note below).2) All forms will then be posted out on the weekend of Friday Nov27th/Sunday Nov 29th - ideally to arrive with applicants by thefollowing Monday or Tuesday.3) The entry form will be put up on the website www.ballycotton-running.com on Monday evening (Nov 30th), also in JohnBuckley Sports (Cork), Ger Wyley Sports (Dungarvan) and localshops in Ballycotton and Shanagarry that same afternoon.4) The first 2,500 postal entries opened will be automaticallyaccepted - regardless of who they are. 5) Entries for the following will be accepted by post up to andincluding Tuesday December 15th: (a) All bona fide AAI (Athletics Ireland) registered club members.(b) All runners who completed the 2009 Ballycotton SummerRoad Race Series (all four 5-mile events).(c) All those who were entered but were unable to run the 2009race AND returned their ChampionChip.Looking AheadA bit nearer on the horizon - here is a brief summary of the fixturelist on the roads over the next few weeks.SUN NOV 8TH - LISGOOLD GAA 5K - 11AMSUN NOV 15TH - BRICKEY 5 MILE RACE - DUNGARVAN -11AMSUN NOV 22ND - INNISCARRA 4 MILE - 11.30AM

Stay In Touch At Midleton ACStaying in touch with what is happening in our club is now easierthan ever, as our new non interactive blog is now in operation.Check http://www.midletonathleticclub.blogspot.com/ for all the

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Stay In Touch At Midleton ACStaying in touch with what is happening in our club is now easierthan ever, as our new non interactive blog is now in operation.Check http://www.midletonathleticclub.blogspot.com/ for all thelatest club news. E mail contact is midletonac@ireland.com You may also have reg-ular club news, updates and results sent directly to you via ourclub e mail service. Incidentally we have now close on 80 mem-bers on our regularly mailing list. Please give your e mail addressto PRO John Cashman to avail of this service. Telephone enquiriesregarding the club may be directed to Danny McCarthy on 087-2403940Training Training will be as usual right up until Christmas week.We meet between 6pm and 7pm each Monday at MidletonCollege. Then on Wednesday the beginner's session is from 6pmat Midleton Community Centre and the usual club training is from7pm to 8pm at the same venue. Remember to wear some form ofreflective clothing on Wednesdays and the same rule very muchapplies for the 3K Series.Christmas Party Finally, it's time to fill up the Christmas SocialDiary. Again our club will host their annual Christmas Dinner atGarryvoe Hotel this year. Friday December 11th is the importantdate to remember with all members and partners welcome toattend. The occasion will also feature some musical entertainmentand of course we will also be revealing the identity of the male andfemale 'athletes of the year' for 2009. - All in all a night not to bemissed. Sale of tickets will follow in the near future. Until nexttime - "keep on running".

U/15 'A' Hurling Championship ( Final): Kiltha Óg 4-9 Midleton 2-8This was a special day for our club when we won our very first 'A' hurling East Cork title against a fancied Midleton outfit.Killeagh was the venue last Sunday morning with the weatherconditions miserable. Midleton started the livelier and a goalafter three minutes gave them the early initiative. However webegan to get into the game and when Shane Hegarty goaled in thesixth minute we took the lead. We were the better team for therest of the half and further goals by Shane in the fourteenth andtwenty ninth minute to compete his hat trick left us in front at thebreak 3-4 to 1-4. We started the second half on top and got somefine points with the best of them coming from Bill Ahern. Tenminutes into the half Midleton began to get on top and clawedtheir way back into the game and when they goaled the signswere ominous. There was just three points in the game now. NiallMotherway went back to centre back and steadied the ship andwhen Shane got his fourth goal we were on the way. At the finalwhistle we had a seven point victory. There were many great per-formances throughout the field but special mentions for BillAhern at midfield, Niall Motherway at centre forward and laterat centre back and of course Shane Hegarty who tormented theMidleton defence. Well done to team manager Colm Griffin andhis backroom team whose great efforts were well rewarded.Team: Adam Mc Auliffe, Pa Cullinane, Kieran Ahearne, JamesLawton, Paudie Harney, James Mc Carthy, Liam Martin, BillAhern (0-3), Colin Fitzpatrick, Jamie Stack , Niall Motherway(0-1), Billy O'Regan, Michael Kenneally, Shane Hegarty (4-5)and Bill O'Neill. Subs: Colm Beausang, Daniel Mc Grath andGavin Barry. Stephen Mc Carthy and Eoghan O'Donnell wereboth missing on the day due to illness but they had made valu-able contributions earlier in the championship.Social '09 : Tickets are now available for our social so the advice is purchaseearly and avoid disappointment. It's all happening on FridayNovember 20th with Garryvoe the venue. Tickets can be pur-chased from Martin Denny, Liz Ahern and John Whyte.'Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh si'

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CLOUGHDUV.................................0-18CASTLEMARTYR............................1-7East Cork champions Castlemartyr's bid for County honours cameto an abrupt end, when they were comprehensively beaten by amuch fresher and slicker Cloughduv outfit in Pairc Ui Rinn lastSunday evening the 25th of October.In truth, the superhuman exertions, that it took to overcome NemoRangers, after nearly 2 and a half hours hurling over the previouscouple of Sunday's, certainly took its toll on the Castlemartyr boysand they looked like a tired team once Cloughduv upped the ante.But when the final whistle blew on this year's championship cam-paign, Castlemartyr can look back proudly on a magnificent year,which gave many talking points and highlights, and made heroesof a special group of players whom were fantastic ambassadors fortheir club.On a perfect day for hurling, Castlemartyr started the brighter ofthe 2 teams. Indeed they were 3 points to 1 ahead after only 6 min-utes through a Brian Smiddy free, a fine Evan O Keeffe point fromout by the sideline and a lovely score from Jimmy Smiddy whenhe caught a fine ball on the edge of the square and coolly slottedover. The story could even have been brighter, had Barry Lawtonspotted Sean Hennessy lurking with intent on the edge of thesquare as he cut in from the sideline, but alas the ball flashedharmlessly across the goal and wide.This was as good as it got for the men in red. Cloughduv took avice like grip in their half back line and midfield, which they didnot relinquish for the rest of the hour. The points flowed freely andthe Castlemartyr defence were under intense pressure. By halftime they were 13 points to 3 to the good and the game was asgood as gone. The Clougduv men were first to every ball andeverything they touched turned to gold. Barra O Tuama to his eter-nal credit tried manfully to beat back the tide and was well assist-ed in the full back line by Rob O Donavan and James Deehan.Dave Fleming too played his part when on the stroke of half timehe saved a certain goal which would really have made a bad situ-ation worse.Castlemartyr needed a storming start to the second half to try andignite their challenge but it was not to be. It took until the 43rdminute before the Reds raised their first white flag of the halfthrough an Evan O Keeffe free, and at this stage they were 15points to 4 behind.To Castlemartyr's credit they never gave up, and finished the lastten minutes with their best hurling of the hour. They added on afurther 1-3 through two Brian Smiddy frees and a goal and a pointfrom Brian Lawton.Overall it was a bridge too far for a gallant Castlemartyr outfit.They were never able to raise their intensity levels of previous per-formances, but we mustn't be selfish. It was a great year.Marvellous days out. Magnificent memories created.Roll on 2010.TEAM: D FLEMING,B O TUAMA,R O DONAVAN,J DEE-HAN,O SMIDDY,B SMIDDY(0-3),A BOWENS,P HORGAN,BLAWTON(1-1),D BOWENS,S HENNESSY,E CLIFFORD(CBOWENS 50mins),J SMIDDY(0-1), B LAWTON, E OKEEFFE(0-2)

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All eyes will be on Aura Youghal Leisure Centre over the nextthree months where staff have embarked on a unique challenge toturn 99 locals into lean, mean fitness machines in just 99 days.The initiative was launched to give a helping hand to those whoare serious about taking action when it comes to getting fit andgetting into shape in time for Christmas while also gaining a headstart on the traditional New Year resolutions to exercise and keepfit.“This is a serious challenge and our fully trained team of gymand swim instructors will be on hand to ensure that each of the 99people who sign up as members for the 99 days are given everyopportunity to achieve their personal fitness goals,” explainedTracy Kenneally, Operations Manager at Aura Youghal LeisureCentre. “We don’t want people who really want to start exercisingto be put off by the price of becoming a member so anyone whosigns up for the 99 days will only have to pay €99 with the priceincluding free health screening and fitness assessment,” Tracyadded.“That works out at €1 a day and we are also providing free accessto all of our fitness classes and aqua-fit classes to ensure that werealise our target of improving the health and changing thelifestyles of 99 locals before the year is out while also encourag-ing them to maintain the habit of exercising well into the NewYear,” she continued. The 99 members will also be invited to reg-ister the names of family and friends who will be presented withfree passes so that they too can enjoy the state of the art facilitiesthat Aura has to offer. Members visiting the centre can also availof free parking and members who sign their children up for swim-ming lessons are entitled to a 10% discount. The 99 membershipsavailable from November 1st is a limited offer and membershipwill be filled on a first come, first served basis. Further informa-tion is available by contacting Aura Youghal at 024 91614.

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Minor Hurlers Lose Out in FinalMidleton 0-13 Blackrock 2-13Our Minor Hurlers played Blackrock in the Premier 1 MinorHurling Final on Saturday last in Pairc Ui Rinn. Midleton hadfirst use of the strong wind and set about building up a substantiallead which one felt would be required in order to hold out in thesecond half. We were reliant on Conor Lehane from frees for mostof the first half. He scored six from six. Paul Haughney con-tributed two from play as well in that first half. We were findingpossession hard to come by and Blackrock were physicallystronger than us in a lot of areas. Blackrock had a goal from playafter twenty minutes and it was the decisive sore of the first half.We led by only a point at half time, 0-08 to 1-04. A huge effort wasgoing to be required in the second half and in fairness to theMidleton lads that is what they produced. Midway through thesecond half the Rockies led by two points, 1-08 to 0-9. It lookedlike the game was slipping away from us but the Magpies pro-duced their best spell and three unanswered points from play hadus a point up. Then we were hit by a second Rockies goal and afterthat we were chasing the game. Blackrock produced their bestspell and added a succession of points to run out six points win-ners in the end. While the result was a disappointment for allinvolved they can take heart from the way they responded aftertheir first round defeat to the Barr's and put in a huge effort toreach the final. This is a young team with only two players over-age for next year so we hope to see them contending for honoursagain next year.Team: Coran Swayne, Leslie Coughlan, Killian Bourke, NiallO'Regan, Patrick White, Finnbarr O'Mahony, Patrick O'Mahony,Philip O'Neill, Ian Kenefick, Paul Haughney, Cormac Walsh,Conor Lehane, Tommy Wallace, Stephen Moore, DanielMorrissey. 1890 Plaque UnveilingOn Saturday next, October 31st a plaque will be unveiled in theClub house at Clonmult Memorial Park to commemorate the AllIreland Football winning team of 1890. Midleton representedCork that year and it marked Corks first All Ireland SeniorFootball title. The plaque unveiling is part of Cork County Boardsactivities to mark the 125th anniversary of the founding of theGAA. Relatives of the players involved have been invited toattend, as have local dignitaries and GAA officials. Club membersand their families are also most welcome.For the record the Midleton team which beat Wexford's Blues andWhites in the final was.J. Power (capt.), P.D. Moore, J. Leahy, R. Kelleher, M. Coleman,T. Lucey, James Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, M. Riordan, T.Downey, R. Power, J.D. O'Brien, R. Hennessy, M. Egan,J.Ahearne, D. Murphy, M. Buckley, W.Buckley, M.Roche, W.Kennedy. Teams were 21 a side in those days. The final wasdelayed for over two years and took place on June 26th 1892. AHistory of the GAA in Midleton 1884 to 1986 by Milo Corr andTony O'Donoughue has much more detail for those who wish tolearn more about the team and their route to the final.Juvenile NewsU16 A East Cork Football FinalMidleton 2 - 6 Castlelyons 0 - 13Midleton lost out to Castlelyons by the narrowest of margins inthe East Cork U 16A football final played in Youghal on Friday16th. Castlelyons got off to a great start and were 7 points aheadmid way through the first half. However, a goal from ElliotMulcahy started a Midleton revival and they were just two pointsin arrears at half time. The second half was a very keenly contest-ed affair with the lead switching a number of times. However,Midleton couldn't impose themselves on the game and were apoint down when the final whistle blew. C. Swyne, P. O'Farrell, N. O'Regan, A. Stanton, J. Murray, K.Kennedy, L. Coughlan, I. Kennefick (1 - 2), C. Walsh, J. Hegarty,P. White, K. Kruschel, E. Mulcahy, N. Madden, A. Rea (1 - 0).

Subs: G. Hurley, Ola BelaOther panel mambers: J. O'Leary, C. Moloney, K. O'Brien, P.Aherne, P. Tschmanga, C. Walsh, D. Morrissey.U16 A County Football Quarter Final:Eire Og 4 - 7 Midleton 4 - 5Midleton lost out to Eire Og in the Cork County A grade FootballQuarter Final in Cloughduv last Tuesday night. Although missingmany regulars, this was one of the most accomplished perform-ances by any Midleton juvenile football team all year. Everymember of the team put in an heroic performance and if a shot atgoal in the final seconds had trickled into the net instead of goingnarrowly wide, the visitors would have won the game; unfortu-nately, it was not to be.The first half was very tight and scores were difficult to come by.The sides were level at half time on 1 - 3 apiece. Early in the sec-ond half, Eire Og threatened to run away with the game , scoringtwo goals two minutes apart in the 11th and 13th minutes. A fur-ther goal five minutes later, together with a couple of points, leftthem leading by three goals. However, this Midleton team wouldnot die. Showing an enormous degree of courage and heart, theyfought back with three goals in the 19th, 20th and 26th minutes.However, the final whistle came too soon and the game finishedon a score of Midleton 4 - 5 to Eire Og's 4 - 7.B. Rossiter, A. Stanton, S. Harrington, E. Mulcahy, C. Barry, K.Kenndey, T. Motherway, C. McCarthy, J. Murray, K. Kruschel (0- 1), N. Madden (0 - 1), G. Hurley (1 - 0), C. Finnegan (3 - 0), J.Hegarty (0 - 2), A. Rea (0 - 1).Other panel mambers: C. Moloney, C. Collins, P. Nagle, K.O'Brien, B. O'Shea. Club Dinner Dance Our Club Dinner Dance this year is beingorganised by some of our players. It will take place on Saturday7th November in the Park Hotel, tickets costing €38.50 each arecurrently on sale. All sections of the Club are asked to support thisoccasion. Tickets are available from Mickael Keohane, SeanKeohane, Coleman Quirke and Padraig O'Brien.Indoor Hurling Training Indoor hurling training will return onSaturday 7th November in the Community Centre with First Classfrom 10-11am, Senior Infants 11am-12midday and Junior Infants12-1pm. Registrations will also be welcomed on the day.Website If you would like to contribute to our website pleaseemail it to the Midleton GAA PRO's E-mail Address: midleton-gaa@yahoo.ieClub Casual Wear The new range of O Neills CLUB CASUALGEAR is now available, Hoody's, Tracksuit pants, Adult Polo topsand Gift Vouchers can now be bought from either Mary Quinn orat Redwood in Knockgriffin.Lotto Draw Friday October 23rd. Jackpot €5,600. NumbersDrawn 16, 18, 22, 24. No winner. Lucky Dip: John O'Neill,Gearagh, Midleton. Ronan Syron, c/o Doris O'Regan, AngelaPierce, Cobh Bingo Bus, Loise Dunlea, 47 New Cork Rd.,Midleton, Pual Spillane, Teach Beag, Midleton. Next weeks jack-pot €5,800. Thank you for your continued support.

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(Born 1998): 1 C Martin (Castlemartyr); 2 C O'Brien(Ballincurrig); 3 C O'Callaghan (Watergrasshill); 4 A Horgan(Little Island); 5 C Deane (Clonpriest); 6 C Forde (Bun Scoil,Youghal).(Born 1997): 1 D Atkinson (Watergrasshill); 2 J Leahy (MidletonCBS); 3 A Murphy (Watergrasshill); 4 C Hall (St John the Baptist,Midleton); 5 D O'Connell (Bun Scoil, Youghal); 6 C Ruddy(Shanagarry). (Born 1996): 1 S Vindras (Little Island); 2 L Schroth (LittleIsland); 3 D O'Callaghan (Bartlemy).

Liam Margia, Kate McCarthy and Andrew Foley from Clonpriest NS

Meghan Carr-O'Reilly, winner ofthe Girls (born 2003) race Enda Cronin of Clonpriest NS

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Richard O'Flynn (Regional Manager EBS), Sharon Cahill (EBSMidleton), John O'Regan (Mangaer, EBS Midleton), Willie O'Mahony(Treasurer, East Cork Board), Dan McCarthy (East Cork Board), TimTwomey (Secretary, East Cork Board).

Rachel Atkinson, Karynn Collins and Courtney Manley-Histon picturedwith Willie O'Mahony of the East Cork Board (AAI) and John O'Regan,EBS Midleton

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Brothers-in-arms - Aaron, Oisin and JamesLeahy from Midleton CBS Laura Hayes and Jessica O'Donoghue

Scoil Bhride from Midleton

Siobhan Wilson, Rebecca Walsh, Alison Barry and Aine Beausang from HolyFamily NS, Shanagarry

John Cashman and Carey JoyceJohn O'Regan and Sharon Cahill ofEBS, Midleton, sponsors of the event

Medal winners Liam Stack and Daniel Dennehy pictured with John O'Regan andSharon Cahill of EBS, Midleton

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Frank & Margaret O'Sullivan presents the Christmas Hamper to Frank ConiryWinner, included is picture is Richard O'Riordan President & Maurice ConwayCaptain

Frank & Margaret O'Sullivan presents the Mixed Foursomes First Prize to Francis& Martha Maher, included is picture is Anne Cotter Lady Vice Captain & MichaelD McCarthy Vice Captain

Frank & Margaret O'Sullivan presents the Christmas Hamper second prize toCillian McGrath, included is picture is Richard O'Riordan President & MauriceConway Captain

Frank & Margaret O'Sullivan presents the Christmas Hamper third prize to IanMaher, included is picture is Richard O'Riordan President & Maurice ConwayCaptain

Frank & Margaret O'Sullivan presents the Mixed Foursomes Runner up prize toJohn & June Ryan, included is picture is Anne Cotter Lady Vice Captain & MichaelD McCarthy Vice Captain

Lee Oil Mixed Foursomes Christmas Hamper1. Francis & Martha Maher 60 5/8 (Martha was outstanding)2. John Ryan & Jane Ryan 66 1/43. Breeda O Farrell & Justin Dunlea 68B.G. Donal O Callaghan & Mairead Ni Mhurchu 794. Sean Moloney & Carmel Moloney 68 7/85. Bernard Cashman & Mary Cashman 69 1/86. Barry O Flynn & Ann O Shea 69 1/47. Maurice Cusack & Pam Cusack 69 3/88. Ian Maher & Marie O Sullivan 69 1/29. Noel Daly & Ann Daly 7010. Ml Morrisson & Tara McCarthy 7111. Judy Phelan & Alan Pearson 7212. JJ Sheehan & Sylvia Phelan 72 1/813. Michael Dorgan & Ellen Dorgan 72 1/414. James Murray & Angela Hennessey 72 3/8 This years Captains Dinner Dance will be held at Garryvoe Hotelon Sat 21st Nov, tickets now available contact:Francis Maher on0862201566,Michael McCarthy on 0867759901 or Joan Aherne inthe clubhouse.Tickets are 40 euro per person.Also there will be abus provided from Cork City if required.The next mixed 4s is on Sunday 8th Nov (Bottle Sunday) with ashotgun start at 12.00 Time sheet in Proshop.Ladies Results 14 Hole Stableford Sunday 25th Tuesday27thOctober 2009.Winter League.Cat"A" 1st Tara McCarthy (14) 29pts. 2nd DeirdreO'Mahony (12) 29pts. 3rd Mary B Walsh (13) 28ptsCat"B" 1st Phil Sheehan (23) 30pts. 2nd FrancesO'Brien (27) 30pts. 3rd Mary Maher (28) 27pts.Cat"C" 1st Laura Delaney (33) 29pts. 2nd GeraldineKinnerk (31) 27pts. 3rd Cecilia McKenna (34) 26ptsFixtures 14 Hole stableford Winter league

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Nov 2009 The tournament every player is talking about. Entriesclosed last Thursday for the fortcoming event. Our hard workingorganising committee under Mary O Brien are making sure it willbe one of the best around.Munster Branch of Tennis Ireland, Notice.Regional matchplays are on Nov 7th, 8th 2009 at Limerick, Cork& Waterford.All players interested in playing in Provincial/National matchplaysmust send a completed entry form to : Ella McCarthy,Glenara,Carrignafoy,Cobh,Co Cork.not later than thisFriday. Entry Fee 10 euro. Under 10/12/ 14 & 16 Boys & Girls.Club Nite.Come along again this Friday nite for another bumper nights socialtennis,see you there.The Rosies Bar & Bistro Mixed Doubles Tournament 2009.Organise your partner now for the up coming tournament inNovember, watch this space for furher details over the comingweeks.Clubhouse Improvements.Improvements to the clubhouse are at completition stage & werenever looking so well.Members and visitors are very complimentary of the completeddressing rooms the likes of which you would see no where.

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Girls: U10: 1 R Atkinson (Carraig na bhFear); 2 A Quinn (Carraigna bhFear); 3 C Collins (Youghal). Team: 1 Carraig na bhFear 17;2 Youghal 31; 3 St Catherines 52.U12: 1 J Hennessy (Youghal); 2 T O’Keeffe; 3 D McCann. Team:1 Midleton 18; 2 Youghal 21.U14: 1 M Aherne (Carriag na bhFear); 2 R Walsh (Youghal); 3 KNolan (Youghal). Team: 1 Youghal 21. U16: 1 B Lynch (Midleton); 2 C Broderick-Farrell (Youghal); 3 EFlavin (Youghal). Team: 1 Youghal 10.Women 6km: 1 J Hough (Midleton, F45) 12:57; 2 M-TO’Callaghan (Carrig na bhFear) 13:59; 3 R O’Callaghan (Carraigna bhFear) 15:49; 4 E Nolan (Carraig na bhFear, F35) 16:09; 5 EO’Keeffe (Crraig na bhFear) 16:43; 6 V Foley (Carraig na bhFear)17:24. Team: 1 Carraig na bhFear 9.Boys:U10: 1 K Nolan (Youghal); 2 P Buckley (Youghal); 3 C Breslin

(Youghal). Team: 1 Youghal 16; 2 Midleton 29; 3 Carraig nabhFear 38. U12: 1 F Curtin (Youghal); 2 C O’Brien (Midleton); 3L Stack (Midleton). Team: 1 Midleton 20; 2 Youghal 22; 3 Carraigna bhFear 35. U14: 1 D Atkinson (Youghal); 2 B Dunne(Youghal); 3 P Walsh (Youghal). Team: 1 Youghal 15.U16: 1 A Hennessy (Youghal); 2 K Walsh (Youghal); 3 S Walsh(Youghal). U18: 1 E O’Regan.Men 6km:1 S McGrath (East Cork) 19:47; 2 J McCarthy (East Cork); 20:00;3 F O’Carroll (East Cork) 20:01; 4 E Meade (East Cork, M35)21:34; 5 D McCarthy (East Cork, M45) 21:49; 6 T Hartnett (EastCork, M45) 22:17. Team: 1 East Cork 10. (M35) 1 East Cork 6.

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Mary O'Connor presents the award forLadies Football to Sarah Barrett

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor ofMidleton presents the award for Ist YearStudent of the Year to James Cotter

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor ofMidleton presents the award for 2ndYear Student of the Year to Ola Bello

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor of Midletonpresents the award for 3rd Year Studentof the Year to Stephanie Coleman

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor of Midletonpresents the award for LCA1 5th YearStudent of the Year to Jamie Broderick

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor of Midletonpresents the award for 5th Year Student ofthe Year to John Noel Donovan

Niall O'Neill, Deputy Mayor of Midletonpresents the award for LCA2 Student ofthe Year to Christopher Moynihan

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