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Tramore ET school gets a home at last A PERMANENT home has been found for the Educate Together primary school in Tramore.

It is to be transferred to the Glor na Mara School that is currently on the site owned by the Christian Brothers.

The decision brings an end to the uncertainty that has dogged the Tramore school for almost two years.

The good news was delivered

by Education Minister Joe McHugh in a letter to Waterford Senator Paudie Coffey.

“My Department has secured agreement in principle from the Bishop of Waterford and Lismore in relation to permanent school premises to be provided under the patronage divesting process,” he said.

“This will enable Tramore ETNS to move to their permanent school property, which will be what is currently the junior school building of Glor na Mara primary school.”

Mr McHugh said the

DOUBLE TOP: There was a double celebration on Sunday for Waterford’s Lorraine Bray and her camogie team-mates. It was Lorraine’s 21st birthday and the Waterford team had defeated Clare to progress to the knockout stages of the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship. Picture: Noel Browne.

Educate Together (ET) Primary School will transfer to the site once construction works are completed on the Glor na Mora site.

Senator Coffey said the Department will “address any of the school’s interim accommodation needs” until then.

The announcement represents a major breakthrough following lengthy negotiations to secure a permanent home for the Educate Together primary school.

Senator Coffey has been involved in behind-the-scenes talks at the highest levels of Government and has met with all the local stakeholders to achieve a resolution.

Welcoming the news, Mr Coffey said: “I am delighted Minister McHugh has given this commitment to the Educate Together Primary School, which has secured the future of the school.” >>Turn to Page 4

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First call for art on walls

BELGIAN artist Mehsos has heralded a month-long celebration of street art in Waterford.

He unveiled the first mural from the Waterford Walls programme– a defragmented representation of a puffin.

Mehsos began his career creating traditional letterbased graffiti. In recent years, the artist has moved towards

fragmented portraits. The title of this series is Animals Observe Us. The Waterford Walls International Street Art Festival will run from August 22 to 25.

It will welcome Irish and international street artists to Waterford, as they transform the city into Ireland’s largest outdoor gallery of public art.

This is the fifth year of the festival. The programme of events includes guided art tours, a bus tour of Art on the Greenway, outdoor film screenings, live music and art demos.

Picture: Mehsos at his mural with Waterford girls Helena Wisniewski (6) and her sister Dosia Wisniewski (4).

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THE Big Top is coming to Waterford with seven nights of top class entertainment.

As the name suggests, the events will be staged in a massive circus tent, with capacity for more than 3,500 people, located on the Waterside Car Park.

It starts on August 19 with Finbar Furey and reaches its climax on Sunday, August 25, with a 90s Old Skool revival featuring The Vengaboys, Snap, Robin S, Katrina and the Waves, Ultrabeat, Abbaesque and Spring Break.

The Big Top will have a full bar and food from local chefs.

For more information see www. bigtoplive.ie SPRAOI: An exciting month kicks off on August 2 with three days and nights of the International Street Arts Festival.

It climaxes on Sunday night, August 4, with the annual Spraoi parade featuring hundreds of costumed performers, amazing floats, lights, sound, music and special effects. The parade will be followed by fireworks.

A NEW shipping route from Waterford has been hailed as providing a way for Irish exporters to beat the worst aspects of Brexit.

The new route to Rotterdam will provide extra capacity, allow market diversification and bring extra empty containers into Ireland, where they are needed.

Sailings began last week on the route which is being operated by Dutch company, BG Freight Line, in partnership with multi-national container shipping giant, Maersk.

It is hoped that the investment will encourage other shipping firms to consider using Waterford and may prove a big boost for the port.

Executives from the Port of Waterford and Maersk have been meeting business leaders to outline details of the new route and the opportunities it will provide.

BG Freight Line’s deep sea feeder vessel will run a weekly service from Waterford to Rotterdam, increasing capacity for goods travelling to mainland Europe and then on to global markets.

The new route will provide extra capacity and will be very useful for agri-food companies

keen to get their product to mainland Europe.

The sailings were welcomed by the Irish Exporters Association. Its Chief Executive Simon McKeever said the journey is only slightly longer than using the UK landbridge.

The route of the container ship will be from Rotterdam to Liverpool to Waterford and then directly back to Rotterdam On the inward journey it will bring extra empty containers to Ireland, where there is a shortage.

Shipping directly into Rotterdam, which is an amalgamation port, will promote greater market diversification, said Mr McKeever.

Rotterdam port offers shipping and rail connections to Asia, Africa and South America. The rail spur at the port will allow greater capacity to move freight by rail with direct train links from Rotterdam, right across Europe and into China.

Green Party MEP Grace O’Sullivan welcomed the new route.

“The opening up of this trading corridor is good news for exporters in the southern half of the country,” she said.

Tramore school gets a home at last From front page

The Waterford Fine Gael General Election candidate is also involved in ongoing talks aimed at securing the Old CBS School Hall for local community and sporting use. He convened and chaired a meeting of stakeholders earlier this year that was also attended by members of Waterford City and County Council, Waterford Leader Partnership, Waterford Sports Partnership, Waterford Area Partnership, Tramore Basketball Club and local community members.

Senator Coffey said: “This was a very positive meeting and an agreed objective and strategy to secure the hall was agreed. A Community Trust is being es-

tablished to take the lead on the project and it has the support of all the agencies in attendance.”

Senator Coffey said negotiations are ongoing between the Edmund Rice Trust, the potential developers of the site and the community representatives, adding: “We expect agreement to be reached that will secure the future of the hall.”

Senator Coffey said: “I have visited the site on several occasions, and I am confident this vital facility will be secured for the community. Through deep engagement and talks, a ‘win-win’ can be achieved that will satisfy the community and sporting representatives and see this site being retained for the benefit of future generations to come.”

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‘Emergencies only’

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UNIVERSITY Hospital Waterford (UHW) has asked the public to attend only “in the case of a genuine emergency” because of “significant overcrowding”.

A statement issued on Monday said “presentations to the emergency department have increased and these patients have a variety of complex needs”.

The statement said: “Management at the hospital is asking members of the public to only attend in the case of a genuine emergency, advising that, where possible, a GP or Caredoc out of hours service be consulted in the first instance. We are asking people to think about all their care and treatment options and keep our ED services for the patients who need them most.

“However, if members of the public are seriously injured or ill or are worried that your life is at risk the ED will assess and treat you as a priority.”

BUG: The hospital failed to properly screen patients for a dangerous superbug, an inspectors’ report has found.

The Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) report criticised three other hospitals for inadequate screening. They are Wexford General and, in Dublin, Beaumont and the Mater.

HIQA found that between January and March the four hospitals did not meet HSE standards for the screening of superbug carbapenemaseproducing enterobacteriales.

Records tumble as crowds flock to wild, wonderful Comeraghs

THIS year’s Comeraghs Wild Festival has broken all records, the organisers say.

Several events were sold out in advance and attendance by visitors from outside Waterford was also up.

“We couldn’t be happier,” spokesperson Bernadette Drohan said. “The feedback has been extremely positive.

There were, of course, a few stand-out events and anyone who attended the concert at

Mahon Falls with Don Mescall and the Mount Sion Choir really had a fantastic evening.

Everyone was raving about the choir, their energy and the positive vibe that just oozes from them.

“We are very, very thankful to the organising committee, and to Waterford City and County Council for their support.”

Comeraghs Wild 2019 opened with a sell-out show,

My Auntie Bee, in Kill. Other events that sold out included a workshop with Karen Power at Curraghmore; children’s events and yoga in Crough Wood and the Holy Smoke evening with chef, Decky Walsh.

Picture: Niamh, Clara and Keeva Crowley at the Mahon Falls event. Photo: Patrick Browne.

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Water stations make the Greenway even greener WATERFORD is doing its bit to cut down on use of plastic with new water stations along the Greenway.

Walkers and cyclists can refill their water bottles free of charge and it is hoped that this will encourage re-use.

“Single use plastic water bottles account for a large proportion of waste, and the installation of these bottle refill stations will help to prevent this,” said the mayor, Councillor John Pratt, who launched the new amenity.

The refill stations were funded under the Local Authority Prevention Network, which works to prevent waste. They are at Abbeyside, Ballylynch Cross, Kilmacthomas Station and Bilberry.

Several new plastic bottle recycling bins have been installed at Kilbarry Nature Park, The People’s Park, Abbeyside and on The Promenade in Tramore, where they were first introduced by the Tidy

Towns committee. The bins were manufactured in Dungarvan by Coffey Engineering Some 240kg of plastic was recovered from Tramore’s two bins during one sevenday period this summer.

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Merger means longer waiting lists for children CHILDREN in Waterford who are already waiting up to 12 months for an autism consultation may now face further delay.

There may also be longer waits to see an occupation therapist or a child psychologist.

The problem stems from a decision by the HSE to merge the waiting list for Waterford into a regional list that will include Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary and Wexford.

Sinn Féin councillor Conor McGuinness said the HSE had confirmed its intention to merge the waiting lists.

“The claim is that this will allow them to ensure equality of access across the region,” he said. “However, the HSE concedes that the changeover will lead to an initial increase in waiting times. There are plans to recruit an additional 15 child psychologists, but there is no concrete timeline for this.”

He said children and families waiting up to 12 months for an initial autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnostic assessment and other initial

consultations will be forced to wait considerably longer.

Cllr McGuinness said children in Waterford are currently waiting up to 44 months to be seen by an occupational therapist and an average of 12 months for an appointment with a child psychologist. He said the waiting time for child psychology in Waterford has remained constant since 2014.

CATH LAB: Sinn Féin TD for Waterford David Cullinane has criticised Minister for Health, Simon Harris, for delay in the publication of the review into cardiac services.

“Today, I received confirmation from the Minister for Health that the national review into cardiac services will only confirm its completion date in September,” he said. “In other words, it will be months after that until the actual review is completed.

“This is unacceptable. The people of Waterford and the South East need answers, they need certainty.”

Join the last lap of swim marathon

MARATHON man Alan Corcoran will finish his amazing 500km swim with a public fundraising swim event in Tramore on Sunday (July 21).

The Waterford man has been swimming the length of Ireland in memory of his late father. His marathon began on June 1 when he took the plunge at the Giant’s Causeway.

He took on the challenge in memory of his father, former FAI President Milo Corcoran.

Milo had a stroke in 2011 and died of cancer in 2016.

Alan will finish his swim at Tramore beach and he is inviting swimmers join him at 6pm on Sunday.

Participants will swim 300 metres to a marker where they will be joined by Alan for the return swim.

The entry fee is €20 and all profits from the event will go to the Irish Heart Foundation and Solas Cancer Support Centre.

For more information see https://register. primoevents.com/ps/event/ MarathonMan2019Swim

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How does a joint mortgage work?

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hen you decide to get a mortgage with another person both your incomes can be taken into account in assessing how much you can borrow.

It is absolutely vital you are all very clear where you stand from a legal point of view before you buy a house and get a mortgage with another person or persons.

Up to four people can be joint legal owners of a property and if you are a joint owner it means no one else can: - Force you to leave unless they get a court order; - Sell the property without getting your agreement or a court order; - Take out a loan against the property without your agreement; Before proceeding with any joint arrangement, you should discuss the options with your solicitor.

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Tech firms take the stage for

careers event

MORE than 25 major tech and biotech firms will take part in a careers and recruitment event at Waterford’s Theatre Royal on July 20.

Some 1,500 people are expected to attend the event which has been organised by the networking company, Career Zoo. Its director Brian Ó hOisín says the South East is becoming one of Ireland’s most soughtafter destinations to live and work because of high-end jobs in tech and life sciences, good take home pay, and the cheaper cost of living.

“With the cost of living significantly cheaper in all areas, from house prices to childcare, it’s the perfect time to seek out work in the South East,” he said.

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with Crystal Valley Tech and supported by IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland, will be a showcase of the very best scitech and professional services opportunities in the South East and will feature more than 30 speakers.

Elaine Fennelly, CEO, Crystal Valley Tech, said: “The region has over 120 ICT firms including the multiple Oscarnominated Cartoon Saloon, and our Institutes of Technology as well as the only venture capital firm outside of Dublin and Cork – Suir Valley Ventures – making it a tech hub that is set to continue growing.”

Global and local tech and biotech employers such as The Agora Companies, Taxback Group, Vhi, Sun Life and Bausch + Lomb will be showcasing the hundreds of

open roles they have on offer.

The tech, biotech and professional services recruiting event will be at the Theatre Royal Waterford from 11am to 4.30 with an ‘after-party’ for all guests.

Those attending will meet employers face-to-face and find out about re-locating and all the benefits on offer.

There will be an opportunity to hear from tech leaders and attend panel discussions at the main stage.

For those travelling from Dublin, Career Zoo will have a ‘Tech Train’ running from Heuston Station, to Plunkett Station on the morning of the event with a special return fare of just €10.

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Mama Mia! Roman’s marks first birthday

Seanai Kiely, from Ring, has been sworn in as a state attorney at The Supreme Court Of The State Of New York. He is a past pupil of St. Augustine’s College, Dungarvan , and is working with a law firm in Manhattan.

Poetry and jazz

Róisín Sheehy , an Irish language playwright and poet, will be at the Spokes poetry and open mic night in Phil Grimes pub on 26 July. There will be music from Jazzabel.

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Waterford Youth Training and Education Centre has been awarded the prize for ‘Best Blogging Group’ at the Irish Cancer Society’s X-Hale Youth Awards.

Drugs haul

Revenue officers seized approximately 1kg of herbal cannabis following a search, under warrant, of a property in Waterford city. The illegal drugs have an estimated street value of €20,000.

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THE BOY WHO MADE SHOES FOR LIZARDS Manolo Blahnik is a true fashion original, a shoe designer whose high end creations have become a household name. It is not often that the rarified elites break through into popular culture and are known by their name the world over for what they do. The very few who do are few and far between.

Manolo Blahnik and his shoes are one of them.

Born in the Canaries his childhood was idyllic but it was clear from the get-go that Manolo was not cut out for the ordinary world of business that his family came from.

His extreme good looks, polished background and extravagant personality gave him an easy in to fashion circles. However it was only when he went to New York and met with the legendary fashion editor Diana Vreeland that he found his true calling.

After looking for his fashion designs she told him to concentrate on footwear. He never looked back since that day. What is really interesting about this documentary is the fact that Blahnik has a profound understanding of the entire process of shoe making. Not just the designing of them, of which he is brilliant, but everything that follows on from that.

He says he is never happier then when he is in his Italian factory making lasts for the new designs that he has created. He knows the process of making shoes inside out. It comes as no surprise then that the women who buy and wear his shoes say that no matter the size of the heel they are the most comfortable shoes to wear.

Blahnik’s private life is somewhat of a mystery and though undoubtedly homocentric no one knows if the man has ever had a partner in his life. His extreme germophobia, along with several other personality ticks, would seem to support this. But his life is nothing if not full. He lives in Bath but is constantly travelling and after a life lived in the chaotic world of fashion he now likes nothing more than to be on his own and even dislikes it when the cleaners come twice a week.

An interesting look at a true original, a man living life on his own terms. The documentary is a bit on the side of hagiography but to get this much access to both Blahnik and the fashion elite you might expect that the director had to pick a side and stick to it.

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ROBIN HOOD Taron Egerton with his latest role as Elton John is definitely the young actor of the moment but even in this earlier role he shines although the script is shoddy and Maid Marian even shoddier.

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Residents battle to halt masts for faster broadband

RESIDENTS living near Waterford’s Claremont Road are protesting against the installation of infrastructure they believe will be used for 5G.broadband transmission.

5G, which is expected to become widely available in the next two years, has been hailed as providing faster, more efficient connectivity and paving the way for technical innovation.

It will be an element in the development of nearby Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) as a Technological University.

But the residents say “5G is an unsafe, uninsurable technology with no safety tests”.

They have launched a social media campaign called ‘Stop 5G Waterford’.

And last Saturday residents and concerned people came out on Sunrise Crescent to protest.

In a statement they said they were “protesting against the proposed 15m telecommunications ‘smart street pole solution’ that is planned for Claremont Road, Waterford by Cignal Infrastructure Ltd.”

“Nobody was informed, there was no consultation with the residents of the area,” the protestors said in a statement.

“This is a residential area next to WIT with a nearby crèche and school.... this will in all probability be switched on to 5G in the 5G rollout by the end of this year.

“We came out to show that we did not want a cell mast close to our houses irradiating our children.”

The residents claimed “there is proven scientific research to link it (5G) to numerous health problems such as cancer, sterility, heart problems. to name a few.”

Their statement said: “5G is an unsafe, uninsurable technology with no safety tests.

“This will affect the people of Claremont road, Sunrise Crescent, Ballybeg, WIT, Manor St. John, Lismore Park, Larchville and Lisduggan areas.

“We will be protesting every Saturday at 1pm at the Claremont road/ Cork Road Junction.”

Hotels want curb on cost of insurance

HOTELIERS in Waterford are calling on the Government to take urgent action to address the spiralling cost of insurance.

They say it is posing a serious challenge for the local hospitality industry.

Colm Neville, Chair of the South East Branch of the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) said hotels have experienced enormous increases in insurance premiums in recent years and that costs are continuing to soar as a result of excessive levels of awards for personal injury claims.

According to research by the IHF, 62% of hotels have seen hikes in insurance costs over the last 12 months. Of these, the average increase in premiums was 28% year on year.

Mr Neville, welcomed the Judicial Council Bill, which passed through the Oireachtas last week, and is aimed at, curbing awards for damages.

“While we welcome this legislation, it is imperative that it results in a meaningful review of levels of damages without delay,” said Mr Neville.

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citywide Ferrybank Library Podcasting Workshop for Teenagers – have your voice heard, learn how to research, create, produce, edit and share your story!

Date: Wednesday 31st July Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm Venue: Ferrybank Library Booking Essential. Phone 051 897200 to book your place.

Storytime & Craft Session There will be a story time and rocket ship craft session at Ferrybank Library on Wednesday 17th July @ 11:30am Stories and Crafts suitable for ages 3 – 7yrs. All are welcome to come along and listen to enchanting stories and afterwards get involved with simple crafts.

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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000 (as amended) PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, 2001 (as amended) NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 81 OF PART 8 OF THE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 2001 (as amended) In accordance with Article 81 of Part 8 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended), notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council proposed to carry out the following development: Development of Coastal WalkingTrail works from Portally Cove to Brownstown Head, Co. Waterford.

The principle features of the proposed walking trail will be: •

The development of a 6.2km recreational coastal walking trail from the Portally Cove to Brownstown Head within the townlands of: Portally; Rathmoylan; Ballymacaw; Coolum and Brownstown,

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The development of 3 water crossings proposed for Portally Cove; Rathmoylan Cove and Ballymacaw Cove.

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The 6.2km 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

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Remedial roadway works to access Brownstown Head

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Fencing, access gates, drainage and ancillary trail infrastructure will be installed to Sport Ireland Trails Office standards.

Waterford City and County Council has carried out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening Report in accordance with requirements of Section 120(1B)(b)(i) and has determined that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment. Accordingly, it has determined that EIA is not required in respect of this proposed development. In addition, the proposal has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) and the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended, and the Planning Authority has determined that a Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment is not required in this instance.

Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the following locations: •

Waterford City & County Council, Customer Services Desk, Civic Offices, Davitts Quay, Dungarvan.

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Waterford City & County Council, Customer Services Desk, Baileys New Street, Waterford. between the hours of 9.30 am to 4.00 pm Monday to Friday for the period 16th July 2019 to 12th August 2019, inclusive (excluding Bank and Public Holidays)

A copy of the plans and particulars of the proposed development may also be viewed on Waterford City & County Council’s website at www.waterfordcouncil.ie Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development would be situated, may be made in writing, to the Director of Economic Development & Planning, Waterford City & County Council, No. 35 The Mall, Waterford to be received on or before 4 p.m. on Monday 26th August, 2019.

Mr. Michael Quinn, Director of Economic Development and Planning, Waterford City & County Council.

DATE: 16th July, 2019

Yoga, Juice & Light Lunch Join us for a treat of a day at the Coastguard Station in Tramore.

This offering of both yin and yang style yoga classes will be a play of opposites and look to bring balance between both the more dynamic style of vinyasa (yang) and yin yoga, a complementary practice. Some call it ‘the other half of Yoga’.

To add to the health benefits we will have Juice Jim offer-

ing beautiful juices between practices and a light healthy lunch afterwards. Then you’re free to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding gardens and the Doneraile with beautiful views over Tramore Bay. 9.15am Vinyasa Yoga with Olivia Walsh, mixed level.

Olivia has been teaching Vinyasa Yoga in Waterford since 2012. She co-owns Anjali Yoga Waterford in Lismore Park, Waterford and loves offering creatively sequenced flow yoga to get the body moving, loosen up tight muscles and increase strength and flexibility.

Guided savasana relaxation to finish.

10:45am: Juice and living food snack with Juicie Jim who has been working as a living food chef and facilitating meditation workshops at a retreat centre in the Canaries for the last few months. He has been experimenting with juices, smoothies, ferments and living foods since hd first discovered kombucha in West Cork 20 years ago. He loves live enzyme rich foods, foraging and growing his own & inspiring and encouraging others to do likewise.

11.30am Yin Yoga with John Stokes. In Yin Yoga floor postures are held passively for several minutes to positively stress

connective tissue and in a target area. Yin Yoga restores the natural mobility of the joints and opens the body’s energy channels enhancing the body’s energetic flow. Yin Yoga prepares the body and mind for a deeper meditative experience.

1pm Seasonal salads/ light lunch with Juicie Jim 2pm finish/walk/swim Total cost for this amazing day is only 35 euro. Places are limited so to avoid disappointment book in advance. To book a place call John on 0868572604.

Slievekeale Active Retirement Our Mystery Tour takes place on the 19th of July. for those who have booked the bus will leave the Bank of Ireland at 10am.

Our next weeming is on the 2nd September at 2.30pm.

Waterford Garden Plant Society We have a busy few weeks coming up now for Waterford Garden Plant Society members.

On Thursday July 18th we will visit one of our members gardens.

Oliver and Noreen Carroll have been continually improving and changing their garden and we look forward to seeing their lovely garden.

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citywide Then on Saturday July 20th we will all support our members Brendan and Breda Knox who are holding a charity day at 2 Ormonde Cresent, Lismore Lawn in aid of “Opportunity Knox”.

A full two weeks indeed.

Looking forward to seeing you all. Enquiries to 0872209026 St. Declan’s Well Annual Mass on Thursday 25th July at 12 noon at Toor, Aglish. The bus leaves Passage at 8.45am sharp via Woodstown, Killea, Dunmore East and into Waterford City.

Tel: 051 382593 to book your seat and further info. All are welcome.

GoFundMe Campaign for Patrick Keane The purpose of this fundraiser is to hopefully generate the necessary funds to enable my

Patrick (35yrs old) to travel to Moscow, Russia for Stem Cell Treatment to halt the progression of his Multiple Sclerosis, diagnosed 2009. For more information on his campaign visit Patrick’s GoFundMe profile, Facebook page where he outlines his health story & cause of appeal. https://www.gofundme.com/ stop-ms-progression-withstem-cells-transplant https://m.facebook.com/nt/ Understanding Dogs Workshop A Free Dog Safety Workshop “Understanding Dogs” with education officers and training dogs from Dogs Trust Ireland. will take place at Brown’s Road Library on Tuesday, July 30, from 11-12pm.

This workshop is suitable for parent and children of primary school age.

To book please contact

Browns Road library on 0761 102614.

How Food Grows with Michael Kelly About a decade ago, Michael Kelly had an epiphany in an Irish supermarket while buying Chinese garlic. Surely it was possible to grow garlic in Ireland instead of flying it across the world?

This garlic moment led to Kelly founding GIY Ireland, an acronym for grow it yourself. Since then, he and his team have been on a mission to educate people about the joys and benefits of growing your own.”

Join Michael for a day immersed in growing your own food on Sunday 20th July. You will leave GROW HQ with all of the basics on how to grow, where to grow and what to grow.

For more information please visit https://bit.ly/2GrG3jx

PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000 (as amended) PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, 2001 (as amended) NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 81 OF PART 8 OF THE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 2001 (as amended) In accordance with Article 81 of Part 8 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended), notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council propose to carry out the following development:

Attending the Waterford Credit Union Coffee Morning in aid of Down Syndrome were Karen Doolan, Conor Dwan, Joanne Ryan and Eileen Queally. Photo: John Power

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993, propose to close the following roads to through traffic during the times specified below on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 1st to 5th August, 2019 to facilitate the Waterford Spraoi Festival.

Road to be closed

Date

Time

O’Connell Street from the Junction of Hanover Street to Gladstone Street.

1st to 5th August

9pm on 1st until 1am on 5th August

Gladstone Street, Waterford – L5501

1st to 5th August

9pm on 1st until 1am on 5th August

Arundel Square, Waterford – L5532

2nd to 5th August

8am on 2nd until 1am on 5th August

Waterford City and County Council has carried out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening Report in accordance with requirements of Section 120(1B)(b)(i) and has determined that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment. Accordingly, it has determined that EIA is not required in respect of this proposed development. In addition, the proposal has undergone Appropriate Assessment Screening under the Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) and the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended, and the Planning Authority has determined that a Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment is not required in this instance.

The Mall, Waterford – R680

3rd to 4th August

8am on 3rd until 7pm on 4th August

Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the following locations:

Local Access will be maintained

Saturday 3rd August

From 12 midday until 6pm

Local Access will be maintained

Sunday 4th August

From 12 midday until 6pm

Meaghers Quay/Coal Quay – R680 from the junction at Gladstone Street to the junction at Keizer Street.

Sunday 4th August

8.30pm to 11.30pm

Development of Greenway connection to Kilmeaden Village from Kilmeaden Railway Station, Co. Waterford.

The principle features of the proposed cycling/ walking trail will be: •

The development of a 1.8km recreational cycling/walking trail from the existing carpark at Waterford Suir Valley Railway Station in the townland of Newtown to Kilmeaden village in the townland of Ballyduff East.

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The trail surface of unbound aggregate, approximately 2 metres wide will traverse agricultural grassland and provision is made for access arrangement at a N25 cattle underpass.

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Where the trail uses existing roadway, a shared roadway arrangement will connect to Kilmeaden village.

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Fencing, access gates, drainage and ancillary trail infrastructure will be installed to Sport Ireland Trails Office standards.

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Waterford City & County Council, Customer Services Desk, Civic Offices, Davitts Quay, Dungarvan.

Waterford City & County Council, Customer Services Desk, Baileys New Street, Waterford. between the hours of 9.30 am to 4.00 pm Monday to Friday for the period 23rd July 2019 to 19th August 2019, inclusive (excluding Bank and Public Holidays)

A copy of the plans and particulars of the proposed development may also be viewed on Waterford City & County Council’s website at www.waterfordcouncil.ie Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development would be situated, may be made in writing to the Director of Economic Development & Planning, Waterford City & County Council, No. 35 The Mall, Waterford to be received on or before 4 p.m. on Monday 2nd September, 2019 and should be clearly marked “Development of Greenway Connection – Kilmeaden”.

Mr. Michael Quinn, Director of Economic Development & Planning, Waterford City & County Council.

DATE: 23rd July, 2019

Diversion Route: Access to the Quays via Penrose Lane only.

Access to Meeting House Lane/Jenkins Lane via Thomas Hill.

Diversion Route: Access to the Quays, Rice Bridge and Cork Road will be via Bridge Street or Catherine Street, Park Road, Lombard Street with all detours signed.

There will be NO access to the Quays via the Mall.

Henrietta Street, Waterford – L90018

Henrietta Street, Waterford – L90018

Diversion Route: Access to the Quays, Rice Bridge, Cork Road and Dumore Road will be via R686 Bridge Street, Morrisons Road, Cannon Street and Ashe Road and via R680 The Mall, Parnell Street, Manor street with all detours signed.

Objections or submissions may be made in writing to the Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment, Waterford City and County Council, City Hall, The Mall, Waterford not later than 4pm on Friday 19th July, 2019.

Fergus Galvin, Director of Services Roads, Water and Environment

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Opinion&Comment

The passing of an era

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ith the death of Brendan Grace, the country has lost one of its most loved entertainers, a man who with just a few words could conjure up a host of comedy characters redolent with the flavour of an Ireland that has long since passed. Grace was such a part of the fabric of Irish society and his comedy was so intrinsically Irish and more specifically so intrinsically Dublin that it would have been hard for people anywhere else in the world to ‘get’ his comedy.

Grace comes from a long line of artists that continued on with the mythology and mythologizing of Dublin. From Brendan Behan, Joyce, Kavanagh to Grace their whole output was about their home city. What was particularly great about Brendan Grace was that you didn’t necessarily have to be from Dublin to get his comedy.

His output was so broad and so broad ranging that he had a large number of characters in his repertoire that spoke to people from all over the country. Undoubtedly he was a great comedian but he was also very much a comedian of his time.

That is why, now that he is gone, you can say that we will never see his like again.

Today we have a very different Ireland to the one that Grace made his own when he was in his heyday. The fact that he no longer lived in Ireland and only came back here to perform for a couple of months each year shows that times have moved on and in a sense so did he.

You might say that the Ireland he reminds many people of was a simpler Ireland but that would be to be ignorant of the complexities of any given era. Although we now live in a different era to the one in which Grace’s comedy revelled in doesn’t mean it was a simpler, less sophisticated time. It just means that it was a different time with different values and for comedians different windmills to tilt against.

Comedy can be one of the most effective art forms but also one of the most ephemeral. Nothing is better than laughter to make the powerful powerless, to make societies foibles seem so ridiculous and Grace was one of those people able to deploy it to great effect. His seemingly gentle ribbing of the faults in Irish people really held up a mirror to the society that he lived in. It was never overtly political or indeed anyway political at all but it did show up the ridiculousness of Irish society in many different ways.

It was a gentle humour, more concerned with teasing people than outright hitting people across the head to make a point.

Above all it was of it’s time. A time that is gone with the passing of Brendan Grace.

Our View

It’s food the Waterford Way ‘Food the Waterford Way’ has made the move forward in their bid to become Ireland’s Top Foodie Destination 2019.

The collective of almost 40 food producers, restaurants and markets promote the rich history of food across Waterford.

They will seek to officially crown the region with its long tradition of food production and innovation where producers have worked with the rich agricultural land of the region that is nestled between the Comeragh Mountains and

‘Summertime 2019’, an exhibition of paintings by Marley Irish, has opened at University Hospital Waterford (UHW). Featuring a colourful collection of Irish sporting and cultural activities, ‘Summertime 2019’ continues until 30 August.

This exhibition is presented under the Staff Art Wall initiative, managed by Waterford Healing Arts Trust and which aims to celebrate the creativity of HSE staff by providing an opportunity to display their work at the hospital, and is popular among patients, visitors and staff. Further details from www.waterfordhealingarts.com / 051 842664.

Marley Irish is a Dermatology nurse at UHW and a self taught artist. She enjoys capturing group performances at the ballet, opera and horseracing festivals. Already well known for her work in pastels, she now concentrates primarily on oils and acrylics, to much critical acclaim.

Celtic Sea as Ireland’s Top Foodie Destination 2019.

The winner will be a destination that actively promotes itself through joint promotional activities such as food festivals, gourmet trails and farmers’ markets as well as great dining experiences.

With just 10 finalists set to be shortlisted, Food the Waterford Way are encouraging their local community to get involved with the process at an early stage.

Contact experience@foodthewaterfordway.com.

He ain’t heavy!

Fred Moore, James Power and Andrew Golds at the Dunhill & Fenor Kellogg’s Cúl Camp 2019.

Photo: Noel Browne

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T has been a very good year for women’s sport, culminating in some thrilling contests at Wimbledon.

For me, it started last summer with the World Cup exploits of the Irish hockey team.

I was in Spain at the time and watched several of their games in a bar where people of all nationalities seemed to be cheering our girls in green.

I’d guess most of these fans had never seen a hockey match and, like me, were pretty hazy about the rules.

There were shouts for ‘offside’ and ‘handball’ and a guy at a table beside me wondered why they couldn’t catch the ball and strike it in mid-air. “I suppose that’s the difference between camogie and hurling,” he suggested to his exasperated wife, who pointed out that he wasn’t watching camogie and tried to explain some of the finer points of hockey.

He wasn’t listening. He was too busy cheering. We all were.

It was great seeing an Irish team perform on a world stage before a big crowd. I never use that phrase ‘I’m proud to be Irish’, but I was proud that day when our hockey team qualified for the World Cup final.

For as long as there has been a game called hockey, women have played it. So it was no great surprise that it was our women’s team who made it first to the big time.

But Irish women have also

Come on ye girls in green Michael Wolsey

been excelling at sports that were once regarded as maleonly.

I was sceptical about whether women could play rugby but in 2013 the Irish women proved me wrong, winning the Six Nations with a Grand Slam.

Next year the team - led by Niamh Briggs, the galloping garda from Waterford - beat New Zealand and topped their World Cup pool.

They won the Six Nations again the following year. The team has slipped a bit since

then. But they introduced me to the women’s game which I now happily watch, knowing that it can be just as exciting as the men’s version. Or just as boring. Because there is nothing magical about women in sport.

At the top level they are elite athletes and they will have good days and bad days - just like the men.

If I was sceptical about women playing rugby, I was downright hostile to the idea of women boxing. I’m not sure why. In part, I think, it was an old-fashioned view about what was appropriate for ‘ladies’ but also, to be honest, a belief that they wouldn’t be any good at a sport I have always liked.

Katie Taylor proved me wrong. She is a fine boxer with the guile, skill and courage that are the mark of true champions.

Women’s sport needs role models. And, sure enough, a string of women have followed Katie and restored Irish amateur boxing to the top rank.

I would love to see an Irish soccer team in the women’s

World Cup. It was a great tournament. The women showed individual skills as good as any the men can produce. They lacked some tactical awareness, I thought, but they made up for that with other things their game lacked. There was no pouting or pretending to be injured.

There were no attempts to get opposition players booked or sent off. There were (with a few exceptions) no mass arguments with the referee. There was no segregation of the fans and no offensive songs or vicious chants about players on the other side.

Will it last, I wonder? Or will matching the success of the men’s game mean adopting its worst aspects?

I have been hearing for years how women at the top would improve the conduct of business and politics. Sadly, I see no evidence of it. Female CEOs and prime ministers behave no better than their make equivalents.

Maybe sportswomen will set a better example.

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BackToSchool No sooner have the Summer school holidays begun than it’s time to think about all things back-to-school related.

Whether it’s pre school, primary school or secondary school, there’s an emotional, and finanical element to the transition.

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BackToSchool All of this can lead to anxiety for both child and parent, and if there’s more than one child involved it can be quite a stressful time for families.

There are of course things that can be done to offset any negative aspects of this time so that you can instead be fully prepared and prepare your little ones too for the next step on their educational journey.

Proper planning of both your time and your finances will help to make things go seamlessly.

So the obvious advice is not to leave things to the last minute.

Plan Ahead!

Niamh McGrath and Alice Rainey having fun on their summer holidays at Dunhill & Fenor Kellogg’s Cúl Camp 2019 (Fenor GAA Club). Photo: Noel Browne

Proper Planning You will usually get a list from the school of what your child will need in the way of books and stationary and what is expected regarding school attire.

Thankfully there is a shift coming down the line away from the crested and frankly expensive jumpers and tracksuits and more towards budget friendly generic uniforms which won’t break the bank and which your little tykes may have grown out of by mid term! To this end, buy two sizes, one that fits and one a little bigger. This goes for shoes too.

Be aware of the ‘voluntary’ donations most schools are forced to request from parents to keep the show going when it

comes to sports, art, and other activities. Some schools have even had to ask parents for donations to upcoming maintenance of the roof or the heating system as they simply wouldn’t be able to afford these essential works otherwise.

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

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You may qualify if: You have a child between 4 and 17 or between 18 and 22 in secondary education You are getting a qualifying payment from the Department of Social Welfare or an approved training course or employment scheme.

You are getting an Increase for a Qualified Child (applies in most cases).

You satisfy a means test.

Application forms are available from your Intreo Centre, local Social Welfare Branch Office and Citizens Information Centres or you can apply online using mywelfare.ie. Be aware that certain rules apply and the closing date for applications is 30 September 2019. Most people apply from June/July onwards so don’t delay.

This year the government is providing an extra €25 to each child in a scheme designed to help families cover the costs of going back to school.

The Back to School Clothing and Footwear allowance, which will be paid automatically to around 110,000 families in 2019, will increase to €150 for children aged 4-11, up €25 from a €125 allowance in 2018.

There’s also been a €25 increase for children aged 12 and over – a jump from €250 in 2018 to €275 in 2019.

The means-tested one-off payment aims to help families with the costs of children returning to school. It is paid automatically from the week beginning 8 July.

Preparing your child Once the practical elements are out of the way you can begin to prepare your child (and yourself) emotionally if it is their very first day of school or even their first day at ‘big school.’

Talk to your child about what they can expect in the weeks leading up the school term. Be positive and try not to convey any anxiety or worry you may have yourself to the child. Explain that there will be lots of other children exactly like yours there and that it’s all new and exciting to them too.

You could even drive by the school a few times so your child becomes familiar with the route you’ll be taking and the building itself, let them know you’ll be there to see them off and you (or whoever will be dropping off and picking up) will be right outside waiting when they’re finished.

If you need more information you can visit www.hse.ie

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Y'all come down to Dunmore East

Watch out for Alfi, pictured above, when they play at the Bluegrass Festval in Dunmore East which takes place from August 22nd to August 25th. . They are a fresh new trio combining Appalachian, old-time and traditional Irish music to produce a unique sound. Their music features an unusual blend of harp, five- string banjo, low whistle, uilleann pipes and vocals.

Winners of the Molly Award at the Birmingham Tradfest 2018, they have built up a strong following as they play at festivals and venues nationwide.

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grown talent to the festival this year. 'Whistle, Kiss My Grass', 'Mons Wheeler' and Lands End. Pilgrim St. is back having made an electric debut in 2018.

Dublin’s Raglan Rodeo is a blues and alternative country band playing a mixture of originals and covers, while The Blue Light Smugglers, an acoustic harmony band are a skilled trio can usually be found playing a residency at the Blue Light Pub, nestled at the foothills of the Dublin Mountains.

For more information visit www.discoverdunmore.com or Discover Dunmore East Facebook page.

Bangin' Funk bring Phil Kieran to town

Catch Phil Kieran, one of Ireland’s best-loved club DJs and techno legends here in downtown Waterford at Project on Saturday next, 20th July.

Phil has worked with everyone from Green Velvet to David Holmes and has had the honour of remixing for Depeche Mode as well as an impressive catalogue of his own material.

Phil has been coming to Waterford regularly since supporting Christian Smith at South back in 2001 and has a strong fanbase here.

Kieran previously released an album on Cocoon Records and two under the monikers Le Carousel and Alloy Mental. An innovator who is constantly exploring new ways of creating, Kieran followed up his latest album Blinded By The Sun by writing the score for acclaimed play ‘East Belfast Boy’ and music for both film and TV including several tracks for the recent BAFTA -winning series ‘Killing Eve’.

He also recently teamed up with the Ulster Orchestra writing a piece that blended modern techno with classical composing, which was played in a full symphony orchestra setting at Celtronic Festival. In the near future Kieran

has an EP coming out on Optimo Records with vocalist and legend Douglas J McCarthy (Nitzer Ebb) and he’s currently working on his fifth studio album, which will be released at the end of summer on the label Maeve, associated with fellow Irish artist and good friend Mano le Tough. 2019 has been great for Phil so far on the DJ front, including a sold out

Australian tour with Patrick Topping, a co-headline closing set with Mano Le Tough at the Celtronic Festival and a Special Guest slot on Green Velvet’s ‘La La Land’ event in Belfast.

Phil can’t wait to get back to Project, this time for his Bangin Funk debut. Advance tickets just €8 at at projectwaterford.com, or €10 at the door on the night.

Don't miss 'The Greatest Show'

Jack Cunningham Productions are proud to present their third night of music theatre in the gorgeous St. Patrick’s Gateway.

Due to popular demand and after selling out their annual spring concert they are returning with a new, fresh, summer concert – ‘The Greatest Show’.

Performances on the night will feature a choir of 30 performers aged 11 – 19. Joining them will be a host of special guests, including Ray Collins, Susan Boyce, Adam O’Neill, Chloe McGrath, Bill Stafford and more!

You will be singing and dancing along to your favourite musicals like The Wizard of Oz, Chess, Mamma Mia, Grease, A Star is Born, Jesus Christ Superstar, La Cage Aux Folles, Cabaret, Beauty and the Beast, Les Misérables and of course The Greatest Showman among others!

If you’re looking for a night of family fun or classic musical theatre – then this is the event for you. Come on down to St. Patrick's Gateway on Friday July 26th and experience The Greatest Show! Early booking is highly advised so book your tickets today to avoid disappointment.

Tickets (€15) can be purchased from St. Patrick’s Gateway: (051) 843 589 and www. stpatricksgateway.com

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deally located in the heart of the Sunny South East, Waterford boasts a selection of wonderful golf courses and resorts for golfing enthusiasts to enjoy, either as a member or those visiting the area for a short break.

With the best weather and amazing value for money it’s little wonder Waterford is such a popular golfing destination for both natives and visitors alike.

Here are just a few of the many great courses in Waterford and environs...

Dungarvan Golf Club is an 18 hole Championship Parkland course located outside the town of Dungarvan, County Waterford. The course is adjacent to Dungarvan Bay, the Waterford Greenway and set against the backdrop of the Comeragh mountains.

Check out their upcoming Open Classic with prizes to the value of €7,500!!!

Just outside Waterford, set in an old manor estate in East Cork, The Castlemartyr Golf Resort is an 18 hole, 6,728 yd, Par 72, inland links style course. Castlemartyr Golf Club provides first class service

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across all aspects of the golf spectrum, from the course, to the Club House and Pro Shop.

Check out their upcoming Junior, Intermediate and Minor Scratch Cups with pries in excess of €2000!!!

Whether it’s a par 3, 9 hole, 13 hole or 18 hole competition we have something to suit everyone at West Waterford golf club.

We offer a variety of club and open competitions each week.

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Our weekly results and fixtures are updated on our website each Monday morning. Feel free to pay us a visit and experience a superbly maintained golf course and the West Waterford Welcome for yourself. We look forward to meeting you.

Don’t miss their Open Week from Friday 19th July to Sunday 28th July!

Nestled in the foothills of Waterford and Tipperary just two miles from the bustling town of Clonmel, this wonderfully elevated golf course offers unparalleled views of the breath-taking valley of Slievenamon and the Comeragh mountains.

Founded in 1911, Clonmel Golf Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in the province of Munster. A rolling parkland layout designed by the renowned course architect, Eddie Hackett, it is a mature 18-hole par 72 course measuring 6,365 yards. A club fortunate to be owned and run by its members Clonmel Golf Club celebrated its centenary year in 2011 and is actively looking forward to creating an environment in which the club can prosper throughout the next century of golf.

Quote ‘Waterford Today’ to receive a 25% discount on Society & Green Fees at Clonmel

Golf Club.

Carrick-on-Suir Golf Club is one of Ireland’s premier golf courses in the South East region.

It overlooks the historic town of Carrick-on-Suir with panoramic views of the Suir Valley and is shielded by the beautiful Comeragh Mountains.

Founded in 1939, this 18 hole parkland course stretches 6109 meters off the back tees giving every level of golfer a challenge they will rise to and the wish to come back and repeat again and again. Check out their Special Offers for New Members available to September 2020!

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TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, propose to close the following road to through traffic from 6.30pm until 12.30am on Friday 16th August, 2019 to facilitate Summer in the City.

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Objections or submissions may be made in writing to the Director of Services, Roads, Water and Environment, Waterford City and County Council, City Hall, The Mall, Waterford not later than 4pm on 23rd July, 2019.

Fergus Galvin Director of Services Roads, Water and Environment

16th July, 2019

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, will close the following public road to through traffic on Sunday, 25th August from 10.30am to 12.30pm to facilitate the Boston Scientific Half Marathon.

Road to be closed: • R665 from Knocklofty Bridge to the fingerpost at the intersection to the Dungarvan Road.

Diversion Route: • Marlfield Road, Clonmel.

Fergus Galvin Director of Services Roads, Water and Environment

16th July, 2019

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS SECTION 75 ROADS ACT 1993 Notice is hereby given that Waterford City and County Council, in exercise of its powers pursuant to Section 75 Roads Act 1993, propose to close the following road to through traffic from 6.30pm until 12.30am on Friday 26th July, 2019 to facilitate Summer in the City.

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

16th July, 2019

Major Waterford employer, Eurofins Biopharma Product Testing (BPT) is currently recruiting highly skilled scientific people with cGMP experience to join their team across a number of departments including Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Biochemistry and their bespoke Professional Scientific Services (PSS) programme.

Eurofins BPT in Ireland and UK is growing rapidly. It currently employs over 250 people at its facility in Dungarvan, and a further 250 employees are based at client sites in Ireland and UK through its awardwinning PSS programme. The company is actively recruiting talent to join its workforce both in Dungarvan and at sites across Ireland and UK. Speaking recently, Eurofins BPT Managing Director Carmel Fitzpatrick said: “We work with many of the top global biopharmaceutical companies, and our success is attributable mostly to the excellent commitment and technical capability of our people.

“Above all, our workforce is passionate about delivering a world class service to our customers and ultimately the patients we serve. The work we do makes a difference to lives and we encourage everyone to play their part.

“Developing our employees so they can flourish in an environment that values and encourages scientific curiosity and excellence is key to our continued success. Providing ongoing development and training is an essential and continuous learning cycle that comes as standard when you join our team.”

Eurofins BPT in Dungarvan is a member of Eurofins BioPharma Product Testing Group — the largest network of harmonised bio/pharmaceutical GMP product testing laboratories worldwide. Its parent company, Eurofins Scientific employs over 45,000 staff in over 800 laboratories across 47 countries.

If you’d like to join the Eurofins team, visit careers.eurofins. com/ie.

DRAFT PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND OPEN SPACES BYE-LAWS 2019 Waterford City & County Council in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Section 199 of the Local Government Act 2001 (as amended) hereby gives notice that it has prepared Draft Parks, Playgrounds and Open Spaces Bye-Laws 2019 for the regulation and control of all parks, playgrounds and open spaces either controlled or in the charge of Waterford City & County Council throughout the administrative area of Waterford City & County Council. The draft bye-laws update the 2015 bye-laws which will be revoked in full.

The Draft Bye-Laws are available for inspection on the Council’s website www.waterfordcouncil.ie and during normal office hours from Tuesday 16th July 2019 to Friday 16th August 2019, at the Council’s Customer Services Departments in the Civic Offices, Dungarvan and Bailey’s New Street, Waterford. A copy of the Draft Bye-Laws is available without charge to any person making application for same.

The Council will consider any submissions or observations made in writing regarding the Draft Parks, Playgrounds and Open Spaces Bye-Laws 2019. Submissions should be lodged with Mr. Fergus Galvin, Director of Services, Waterford City & County Council, Environment Department, Civic Offices, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, or by email to lobrien@waterfordcouncil.ie to be received before 5.00pm on Friday 30th August 2019.

Fergus Galvin, Director of Services Waterford City & County Council.

Dated: 16th July 2019

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Bramble flowers (Photo Justin Ivory) There’s nothing quite like visiting a rocky shoreline or offshore island in summer to experience the sights, sounds and smells of seabird colonies.

If you have not done so yet, your window of opportunity is closing fast as in the next few weeks the colonies will empty as the birds head out to the open ocean for the winter.

So what seabirds are you likely to see if you do make it to one of these seabird cities as they are sometimes known.

Well, depending on the exact location, you can expect to see Puffin, Gannet, Razorbill, Guillemot, Black Guillemot, Kittiwake, Fulmar, Shag, Cormorant, Herring Gull and Great Black-backed Gull.

Good locations on the East and Southeast coast are Howth, Bray and Wicklow Heads, and Ireland’s Eye, Dalkey Island and the Saltee Islands.

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The Lion King Released 19th July 2019

Think your teachers are bad? Wait till you meet this lot. These tales of the world’s most splendidly sinister teachers will have you running for the school gates. Dr Dread teaches Science and is half man, half monster.

Mrs Splatt, the dinner lady, serves the most revolting food you could possibly imagine.

Miss Seethe is ALWAYS furious – and she’s on a detention rampage… “There have been three volumes of The World’s Worst Children. Now it is time for the kids to get their revenge, with The World’s Worst Teachers. I think this is my funniest book yet, and I hope will be enjoyed by even the most reluctant reader.” David Walliams.

In the week celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing, this documentary finds out what the next generation of Irish space researchers and scientists are up to.

They include 18-year-old Fionn Ferreira from Co Cork, who has won several international science awards and even has a dwarf planet named after him, Kim Heary, who has undertaken a traineeship with the European Space Agency, and Lána Salmon, one of 20 PhD students designing a cube satellite at University College Dublin.

A photorealistic computer-animated remake of Disney’s traditionally animated 1994 film of the same name. imba idolizes his father, King Mufasa, and takes to heart his own royal destiny. But not everyone in the kingdom celebrates the new cub’s arrival. Scar, Mufasa’s brother—and former heir to the throne—has plans of his own. The battle for Pride Rock is ravaged with betrayal, tragedy and drama, ultimately resulting in Simba’s exile. With help from a curious pair of newfound friends, Simba will have to figure out how to grow up and take back what is rightfully his.

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AriesAvoid impetuous financial moves. Consider before spending. Make a final decision after you’ve done the research.

TaurusAn attraction grows more interesting. Expect the unexpected. The perfect opportunity for connection and collaboration arises.

GeminiAn athletic dream or health goal seems within reach.

Plan your moves, strategize and co-ordinate. The actions that you take now can have lasting impact.

CancerKeep a flexible attitude, and have fun. You’re especially attractive, and there’s someone interesting nearby.

Cook up some romance.

LeoIt’s a good time to make changes at home for longterm benefit. Strategize with family for the perfect upgrades. Plan carefully.

Swap Shop for Cassie Stephens Friday, July 19, at 7 – 9 pm, The Parlour Vintage Tea Rooms 2 George’s Street, Waterford.

Healthy Baking Class Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 11am-1pm Slievekeale Road, Waterford.

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More expensive bits get two tokens. If you don’t have clothes to swap yourself you can buy tokens to swap instead. You’ll have the option on the door. All disused clothes will be going to charity or remixed in a creative way.

Prints, local crafty bits and lots of other cute things can be purchased on the night.

Would you like learn how to bake our famous gluten and dairy free scones with blueberries, Vegan Chickpeas & Butter Beans Cookies and our popular Vegan Forest Moss with fresh spinach? During the classes you will receive recipes and advice on where to buy good quality ingredients (gluten and dairy free, soy free, white sugar free and organic), what healthy alternatives to use in recipes and how to read labels when shopping. Email: avocafewaterford@gmail.com PRICE: €25

Introducing Bernafon Zerena, hearing aids which have been proven to significantly improve speech understanding in noisy and dynamic listening situations, making conversations easier to follow; provide maximum comfort in highly noisy places, making loud sounds more natural; and reduce listening effort so you can focus on hearing what’s important to you, making busy places less tiring. Special offer: €200 off standard prices plus FREE Soundclip-A with every pair of Zerenas ordered. See ad page 33.

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VirgoCreativity abounds and can take you to unexpected places. An imaginative assignment can pay well.

Music feeds your muses.

LibraDiscover new, costeffective efficiencies. A profitable venture has your attention. Is your equipment satisfactory?

ScorpioGet help building a personal dream. You can get what you need. Keep your bargains. Meditation can soothe anxious nerves.

Sagittarius-

Get especially quiet and peaceful, and listen to your intuition. Meditate under a tree. Let thoughts roam while you walk outside.

CapricornConnect with friends, teammates and colleagues.

Brilliant ideas flow through your social networks.

Follow a hunch.

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Gannet (Photo Justin Ivory)

the greatest show Friday July 26 8pm Tickets €15 St. Patrick’s Gateway: (051) 843589

Huun Huur Tu Friday, July 19, 8pm Tickets €20.00 St. Patrick’s Gateway, Patrick Street, Waterford.

Jack Cunningham Productions are proud to present a new, fresh, summer concert – ‘The Greatest Show’. Performances on the night will feature a choir of 30 young performers aged 11 – 19 with special guests Ray Collins, Susan Boyce, Adam O’Neill, Chloe McGrath, Bill Stafford and more! You will be singing and dancing along to your favourite musicals and of course The Greatest Showman among others! If you’re looking for a night of family fun or classic musical theatre – then this is the event for you.

World Music Legends Huun Huur Tu are bringing their Tuvan throat singing to St. Patrick’s Gateway in Waterford. They have placed some of the biggest festivals in the world so this is a rare opportunity to see this unique craft in person. Tickets are available from Momo Restaurant in Patrick Street, from St. Patrick’s Gateway or online at https://www.getticket.ie/product/huun-huurtu/

getting a job Wednesday, July 31, 2019 at 2:30 – 3:30pm Ardkeen Library, Dunmore Road, Waterford Work Matters at Waterford Libraries are hosting presentations on what local libraries have to help with job searching this summer. The presentation is hosted by Sinéad Cummins, Work Matters at the Library co-coordinator, and will cover job searching, CV/resumes, cover letters, aptitude/psychometric tests, interview preparation resources and there will be time for questions. To book please contact Ardkeen Library on 0761 10 2755.

AquariusCrazy professional dreams seem possible. It takes action to make things happen, but things may not go according to plan. Watch for hidden opportunities.

Piscesexploration that you’ve been dreaming about comes into focus. Watch for hidden danger, and go for it! Generate long-lasting benefit.

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In Loving Memory

1st Anniversary Patricia Dale

Birthday Remembracen DARREN O’SULLIVAN

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

13th Anniversary TERESA RYAN

19th Anniversary DENIS MULLALLY

3rd Anniversary JIMMY HOUGH

Cherished memories of my beloved Wife, Our Mother, Nanny, Sister & Aunt Patricia Dale (Nee Patty Roche), who passed away 24th July 2018. 1st Anniversary Mass will be offered on Wednesday 24th July 2019 at The Cathedral Waterford 17.30hrs The moment that you died My heart was torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other died with you.

I often lay awake at night, When the world is fast asleep, And take a walk down memory lane, With tears rolling down my cheek.

Remembering you is easy, I do it every day, But missing you is heartache That never goes away.

I hold you tightly within my heart, And there you will remain.

Until the day arrives, that we will meet again -Love you Pat, Your loving husband Michael Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day.

Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, missed andvery dear.

As tears run down our face, We know your in a better place.

We close our eyes to see your face, And suddenly we feel a warm embrace.

As we look up towards the blue sky, We can imagine you spreading your wings to fly.

Tell everyone we send our love to all the angels up above.

- Missing you always Jane & Patrick, John & Julia, Michelle & Natalie grandchildren, brothers & sister-in-laws, sisters & brother-in-laws, nephew’s, nieces, extended family & friends

18th Anniversary EDDIE O’CONNOR

In loving memory of Teresa Ryan, late of 66 Doyle Street, Waterford. Teresa died on 21st July 2006. On her sweet soul dear Jesus have mercy.

Mass offered on Monday 22nd July in the Sacred Heart Church, the Folly at 7:00pm.

A smile for all, a heart of gold, One of the best this world could hold, Never selfish but always kind, These are the memories you left behind, To hear your voice, To see your smile, To sit and talk with you a while, To be together in the same old way, Would be our greatest wish today.

- From Josephine, John & Josie, and their families

Acknowledgement Jane Godman

In loving memory of Mrs. Jane Godman, late of 120 Morrisons Road, Waterford, who died on the 15th June 2019.

Her sister Joan, nieces and nephews wish to extend their thanks to Killure Nursing Home, Aiport Road. Also like to thank Mary Burke, staff who looked after Jane, and also like to thank Thompsons Funeral ans priest Fr. O’Connor from Kilmacow Church for the lovely mass and also thank the people for their mass cards and flowers.

Mass offered on 27th July at 6’O’Clock, Kilmacow Church.

In loving memory of Eddie O’Connor, late of 219 Lismore Park, Waterford, who died 21st July 2001.

A little corner of our hearts, Are set aside for you, As long as life and memories last, We will always rememeber you.

- Always remembered by sisters Mary and Kay, brothers Pat and John, Michael. & Nick

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. M.R.

Treasured memories of a loving husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Denis Mullally, late of 2 Thomond Green, lismore Lawn, who died on the 16th of July 2000.

Mass offered on Saturday 20th july in St. Pauls Church, Lisduggan at 6pm.

My heart still aches in sadness, My silent tears still flow, For what it meant to lose you, No one will ever know.

Although you can’t be here with me, We’re truly not apart, Until the final breath I take, You’ll be living in my heart.

- With al my love, your loving wife Alice.

They say there is a reason, They say that time will heal, But neither time nor reason Will change the way we feel, For no one knows the heartache, That lies behind our smiles, No one knows how many times, We have broken down and cried.

Gone from the home that smiling face, Those cheerful happy ways, The heart that won so many friends in bygone happy days, We want to tell you something Dad, So there won’t be any doubt, You’re so wonderful to think of, But so hard to be without.

We cannot bring the old days back, When w e were all together, The family chain is broken now, But memories live forever.

- Love and sadly missed by your daughters Joan, Marina and Denise, sons in law John, Keith and Anthony.

A tribute of love to a grandad so dear, So close to our hearts each day of the year, We will always have memories to cherish and hold Of a wonderful grandad, more precious than gold.

- Love and miss you grandad, your grandchildren Jenna, David, Shauna, Amber, Alex and Brooke and great grandchildren Darcy, Madison and Joshua.

Lots of things have happened, Since you passed away, Things you could have shared with us, 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 will miss you, For you mean the world to me, I have many precious memories, That others cannot see, They are mine to keep forever, From which I will never part, I’ll hold them very close to me, Locked inside my heart.

In Heaven one day I will find you, And all the hurt will go, Then I’ll put my arms around you, And say I love you so.

- Love you forever, Carmel xxx Dad, Sometimes I think I see you, As I walk along the street, Sometimes I hear you call me, As I’m drifting off to sleep, Always I want to tell you, Of all the things I’ve done, Or as I listen to the words, Of a song that you have sung, Often I feel so sad, That the tears start to flow, It’s then I really miss you Dad, More than anyone can know, Sometimes I feel so lonely, And shed some silent tears, I seem to hear you whisper, Don’t worry I am here, I tell you that I miss you more, With every passing day, Again I hear you whisper, I am never far away.

- From your loving daughter Shelley and son-in-law Stephen You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, and time to care, A wonderful nature warm and true,

These are the memories we have of you, The most wonderful Dad ever to live, Whatever he had he was willing to give, He never complained, He was not that kind, He was one of those dads, Hard to find.

Thank you Dad for the times we shared, The love you have and the way you cared, Look after him Lord, As he takes his rest, For he was my dad, And one of the best.

- Miss and love you Dad, your son Patrick and daughter inlaw Triona A shadow walks beside me, Forever by my side, Always there to guide me, Ever since you died, No matter how my life may change, No matter what I do, There is a place within my heart, That is forever kept for you.

- Forever loved and missed, your son Trevor and daughter-in-law Miranda A bright star shines in Heaven, It comes out each night, That bright star is our Grandad, Who comes out to say goodnight, So look around your garden Lord, For a gentleman with a smile, That’s our Grandad, He must stand out a mile, Give him a great big hug, And tell him it’s from us.

- Lots of love from grandchildren Shane, David, Alison, Megan, Shamara, Erin, James, Ethan and Chrissie x Gone is the face so loving and kind, Beautiful are the memories you left behind, Gone is the heart so caring and true, There’s never a day we don’t think of you.

- Forever in our hearts, your sisters Mary, Catherine and Mago, brothers-in-law Christy, Gerry and extended family No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts you are always there, A silent thought, a quiet prayer, For a special brother-in-law, In God’s care.

- Loved and missed, from the Hogan family

Anniversaries Ned & Annie TOBIN

Please Note: The deadline for inclusion in the Memoriam Pages is:

10.4.19

In loving memory of Jimmy Hough, late of Clonmel, Tramore and Spain who died on the 26th of July 2016.

Mass offered on Sunday 21st of July in Holy Cross Church, Tramore at 12pm.

Acknowledgement Teresa Corcoran

4pm on the Friday prior to publication.

In loving memory of Ned Tobin, late of 112 Priory lawn Ballybeg, formerly Rockenham, who died on 15/07/2018 Also remembered at this time is his mother Annie who died on 16th July 2004 We’re missing you a little more each time we hear your name We’ve cried so many tears yet our heart’s broken just the same

we miss our times together things in common we could share but nothing fills the emptiness now you’re no longer there We’ve so many precious memories to last our whole life through Each one of them reminders of how much we’re missing you - Remembered by your sister Theresa & brother Joe & sister in law Trish, and brother Tom

Birthday Remembrance for our only son, and brother Darren O’Sullivan, late of “Windemere”, Ballygunnermore, Waterford, whose birthday occurs on Friday the 19th of July.

In loving memory of our mother Teresa Corcoran (nee O’Donohue) late of Larchville, and Killure Bridge Nursing home, who died on the 24th of June 2019.

A beloved mother and grandmother is deeply missed by Linda, Ger, Joanna, John Paul, Tracey and her grandchildren Nicole, Autumn, Sarah, Ben, Lilly, James, Patrick, Letisha and Tianna, her sons and daughter in law.

She will always be remembered by her brothers and sisters Ann, Mary, JoJo, Joan, Stephen, Paddy and our extended family and friends..

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks for the kindness, support and care that was shown to Mam by Mary and all the team at Killure Bridge Nursing Home. We made some great memories wih Mam and without the support of Killure Bridge it wouldn’t have been possible.

Also thank you to Brook House, where Mam had a big circle of friends. Special thanks to Alma, who mam was very fond of.

Thanks to all her friends in Larchville, especially her neighbour Michelle.

Thank you to Mams sisters Mary, Joan and Tessie who were there to support us and Mam especially in her time of sickness.

We also thank Pat Hennessy Funeral Directors and Stephen who attended the removal from Killure to St. Pauls Church and then to St. Declans Cemetary for their professionalism and sensitivity at this sad time.

We also thank Fr. Pat of St. Pauls for a beautiful mass and all who did readings, prayers of the faithful, poems and singing, we also would like to tank anyone who gave mass cards, flowers and those who sympathised with us.

As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude Mam’s Months Mind Mass is on in the Edmund Rice Chapel on the 25th June at 7pm You will never br forgotten, Rest in peace Mam.

Darren, They say there is a reason, They say that time will heal, But neither time nor reason Darren, Will change the way we feel, For no-one knows the heartache, That lies behind our smiles, No-one knows how many times, We have broken down and cried, Darren, gone from our home that smiling face, Those cheerful happy ways, The heart that won so many friends, In bygone happy days, Darren, we want to tell you something, So there won’t be any doubt, You’re so wonderful to think of, But so hard to live without.

- Love always and forever, Happy Birthday Darren, Your heartbroken Dad, Mam, sisters Sinead, Aisling& Elaine and all your nieces and nephews xxxxxx Darren, We cannot send you a birthday card, Or even hold your hand, But one look up to Heaven Darren, And we know that you will understand, And now it is your birthday, It is up to God above, To give you all our wishes Darren, But most of all our love.

- Always loved and never forgotten Darren, uncles, aunts and cousins of The Griffin family xxxx

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 W.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. W.P.

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1st Anniversary Noeleen Keohan

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In Loving Memory

4th Anniversary John DOYLE

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

5th Anniversary TONY BARRY lives, Until we meet again.

- From your son Damien and daughter-in-law Hayley

In loving memory of Noeleen Keohan, lae of 26 Marian Park, who died on July 22nd 2018.

The anniversary mass will be celebrated in Ballybricken Church on Sunday July 21st. at 11.30am It has been a year but you must know that the lonely days and lonely nights feel lonelier still with the memories of the many wonderfully happy days and nights we shared when we were together.

And now, I’m glad I didn’t know, The way it all would end, The way it all would go.

Our lives, are better left to chance, I could have missed the pain, But I’d have had to miss, our dance!

- Love always, Noel, Sinead & Keith, Derek & Audrey, Chloe & Ella.

13th Anniversary GEOFF KELLY

In loving memory of Geoff Kelly, late of 23 St. Johns Park, Waterford, who died on 16th July 2006.

We speak your name with love and pride, We smile through tears we cannot hide, Death does not part us or distance divide, Each day of our lives you walk by our side, Thank you Dad for the years we shared, The love you gave us, the way you cared.

Look after him Lord as he takes his rest, For he was our Dad and one of the best.

- From your children Jimmy, Marion, Philomena, Katherine, Anne and all your grandchildren and great grandchildren.

MIRACULOUS, PRAYER TO ST. THERESA, THE LITTLE FLOWER O Glorious, st. Theresa whom Almighty God has raised up to aid and counsel mankind. I invite your miraculous intercessiodarraghn. So powerful are you in obtaining every need of body and soul, Our Holy Mother Church proclaims, you a prodigy of Miracles. The Business Saint of Modern Times, now I fervently beseach you to anser my petition (mention here) and carry out our promise of doing good upon earth, of letting fall from Heaven a shower of roses. Henceforth, Dear Little Flower, I will fulfil your plea to be made known everywhere and I will never cease to lead others to Jesus through you. Amen..W.P.

Acknowledgement & Birthday Remembrance Darren Galibert

In loving memory of Tony Barry, late of 27 Doyle Street, whose 4th anniversary occurs on Monday the 17th of July Down the path of memories, I will sadly walk today, As life goes on its way, I will always think about you, With love and sad regret, And those of us who loved you, Are the ones what won’t forget, It isn’t what I write, Or even what I say, It’s how I feel inside, As I grieve and brush away my tears, But memories you left beind, Will last throughout the years, Too dearly loved to be forfotten.

- I miss you so much, your loving wife Mary xxxx Dad , You went from us so suddenly, You did not say goodbye, You left us here behind you, To grieve and wonder why, Our hearts are full of memories, With pride we speak your name, Though life goes on without you, It will never be the same, We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our

Dad, There never comes a moment, That we don’t think of you, Or a day that passes, That your face is not in view, And when we’re feeling lonely, And tears come to our eyes, We think of you at peace now, And we know we should not cry, We try to hide the heartache, As you want us to, And when we shed a tear, No one knows but you.

- From your son Ian and daughter-in-law Sue Dad, I hide the tears, When I speak your name, But the ache in my heart, Is still the same, Though I smile and seem carefree, No one misses you more than me, To me you were very special, What more is there to say, I only wish with all my heart, That you were here today.

- From your daughter Aoife Grandad , What we’d give if we could say, “Hello Grandad”, in the same old way, To hear your voice, see you smile, To sit with you and chat awhile, So you who have your grandad, Cherish him with care, For you’ll never know the heartache, Till you see his vacant chair - Love you so much, miss you, from your grandkids Chloe, Adam & Lauren Dylan

Anniversaries Elizabath & Vincent DEEGAN

In loving memory of Elizabeth Deegan (née Hamilton), late of Meledon Grover, Farmleigh, Dumore Road, whose 10th Anniversary occurs on 21st July.

Also remembered at this time is Patrick Vincent Deegan, late of Lismore Park, whose 19th Anniversary occurred on 24th April.

What is dying I am standing on the seashore, a ship sails in the morning breeze and starts for the ocean.

She is an object of beauty and I stand watching her till at last she fades on the horizon and someone at my side says: “She is gone.”

Gone!

Where

Gone from my sight that is all.

She is just as large in the masts, hull and spars as she was when I saw her, and just as able to bear her load of living freight to its destination.

The diminished size and total loss of sight is in me, not in her, and just at the moment when someone at my side says, “She is gone” There are others who are watching her coming, and other voices take up a glad shout: “There she comes!” and that is dying.

- Always remembered, from Marie, Geraldine, Pat, Ann, John and Michael, sons and daughters in law, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

GRATEFUL THANKS TO OUR LADY OF MEDUGORIE Publication promised M.D. 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. M.R.

In loving memory of Darren Galibert, late of Emmet Place, Waterford who died on the 6th May 2019, and whose Birthday occurs on July 17th.

to Sarah Jane for the beautiful singing in the church and a very special thank you to Helen, Nicky and his staff in Nicky’s Bar on Mayors Walk for all their years of friendship and kindness shown to Darren and our family. A big thank you also to Mary Grimes catering for their hospitality.

To all of those who sent Mass cards and letters of sympathy, and attended the removal and funeral mass many thanks, As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually we hope that this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our deep appreciation.

The family of the late Darren (Flower) Galibert would like to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. A special thank you to Dr O’Reilly and his team in the Oncology Department at South Infirmary Cork, Dr Jackson and his team in University Hospital Cork and Dr O’Connor and his team in University Hospital Waterford, we would also like to thank Waterford Hospice especially the Palliative Care team and the night nurse team for all their care and time given to Darren in the last few months, The community nurses especially Jenny and Jane for their kindness and care. Thank you to the staff at Dr Sheehan’s Medical practice on the Mayors Walk and Nurse Chloe Byrne for all their help and support and the staff at Carroll’s Chemist Ballybricken who were very good to him also.

Thank you to all of our kind neighbours, friends and extended family who visited Darren throughout his illness , your presence and kindness was very much appreciated by our family.

A sincere thanks to Karen and her team at Thompsons Funeral Home for their help and professionalism and to Rev Michael Mullins for the lovely service and time given to us in Ballybricken, Thank you

Please do not be unhappy, just because I’m out of sight, Remember that I’m with you, every morning, noon and night.

That day I had to leave you, when my life on earth was through, God picked me up and hugged me, and said, ‘ I welcome you’.

I will be beside you, Every day, week and year, And when you’re sad I’m standing there, To wipe away the tear, To my very many friends, Trust God knows what is best, I’m still not far away from you, I’m just beyond the crest, And when you are walking down the street, And you’ve got me on your mind, I’m walking in your footsteps, Only half a second behind, There are rocky roads ahead of you, And many hills to climb, But together we can do it, Taking one day at a time.

- Happy Birthday Darren, always loved and remembered by your loving mam Alice and his brothers and sisters, brothers in law, sisters in law, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.

31st Anniversary BRIDIE MCCABE

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

In loving memory of Bridie McCabe, late of Patrick St, wh doed on 16th July 1988.

There comes a time we all must part, But you left too soon and broke our hearts, We k now that you are now at peace, ur thoughts of you will never cease.

- Sadly missed by sons Kack and Eamonn.

Today we light some candles, And say a special prayer, We go down memory lane, And know that you are there.

- Daughters in law, We hod you close within our hears, And there you shall remain, To be with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again.

We never part from those we love, No distance can divide, For every step along lifes way, We still are side by side - From your daughters in law, sons in law, grandchildren and extended family.

Acknowedgement JENNIFER KELLY In loving memory of my brother John, late of 15 Ursuline Court, who died on 17th July 2015. R.I.P. Mass offered on that day in the Dominican Church.

The husband and family of the late Jennifer Kelly, Priory Lawn, Waterford, who died on 23rd of June 2019, would like to thank all the neighbours, well wishers, people who called to the door, and those who sent mass cards and messages of sympathy and to those who attended Jennifer’s Funeral Mass.

Also to the organ player and singer for their lovely music and Geraldine Walsh fpr the lovely tune on the accordian.

Also to Fr. Bobby Grant for his Mass and eulogy and Fr. liam Cassin who also officiated at Jennifer’s Mass. A special thanks to the doctors and nurses who attended to Jennifer during her very sad illness in Medical 1 at UHW. Thanks to Karen and Thompsons Funeral Directors for the professional manner they dealt with all the funeral arrangements.

Jennifers Months Mind Mass will be held on Sunday 21st July 2019 at 11:00am in St. Saviours Church, Ballybeg.

4th Anniversary Tommy Kirby

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.P.

18th Anniversary JOHN HOULIHAN

In loving memory of John Smiley Houlihan late of 9 Trinity Square & London who died 20th July, 2000. RIP. To know you never said goodbye Will always bring regret, But hearts that cared so deeply Are the ones that don’t forget, We were not there to see you die, To hold your hand and say goodbye, But we will always remember you Our whole life through.

-Always loved & remembered, your loving sister Theresa & John.

I am sending up to heaven, My best birthday wishes, To the best dad I know, He may not be here now, But he’s forever in my heart - Happy birthday dad, lots of love always from your daughter Carla and Angela xxxxx.

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. M.R.

Memory drifts to scenes long past, Time rolls on, but memories last, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Loves remembrace outlasts all.

- From your sister Breda, brother in law Sam, nieces and nephews.

No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts you are always there, Your kindly nature & happy ways, Leave golden memories of happy days.

-Always remembered by your nephew Joe In loving memory of Tommy Kirby, “Roslyn”, Bishopsgrove, Ferrybank, who died on 19th July 2015.

Tommy’s anniversary mass will take place on Sunday 21st of July at 11.30 am in Ferrybank.

We never part from those we love No distance can divide For every day along life’s way We still walk side by side - Always in our minds, forever in our hearts, from your loving wife Phyllis, our sons David and Alan, our daughter Caroline and our Grand children, David, Daniel, Jack and Grace.

If roses grow in Heaven Lord, Pick a bunch for us, Place them in John’s arm, And tell him they’re from us.

-Remembered by Theresa & Robert.

Time unfolds another year, But memories of you are always near, In our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered everyday.

-Love from Bridie, Laura & Edel..

Novena to the Sacred Heart Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours, this time I ask for this one special favour (mention favour). Take it Dear Jesus and place it within Your own broken heart, where Your Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour and not mine. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favour will be granted.

Never known to fail. H.W.

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Blues draw at Showgrounds

Waterford FC picked up a point as they travelled to the Showgrounds to take on Sligo Rovers in the SSE Airtricity Premier Division last Saturday evening.

Blues keeper Matt Connor was the hero as he pulled off a couple brilliant including a first half penalty save.

when he got his head on the end of a left-wing Tom Holland free kick, but the striker couldn’t direct his header on target.

On 17 minutes Matt Connor produced a top save to deny Sligo, then Ronan Murray turned provider with a pass that picked out the run of Romeo Parkes, but his well-struck Sligo created shot was kept the first chance out by the exby Paul Eliott cellent Matt with only a minute on the clock.

Connor.

Romeo Parkes The home side picked out the run of went close the lead Ronan Coughlan inside the pengoal from the penalty spot alty area, but his goalbound ef- with 18 minutes, Michael fort from 12 yards was superbly O’Connor brought down Sligo’s new signing Danny Kane blocked by Maxi Kouogun.

The Blues started new boy just inside the box, but Connor Michael O’Connor upfront showed his class when savand he had a chance on 7 min- ing from Romeo Parkes before utes, Tom Holland floated in somehow keeping out Murray’s a right-wing corner kick, but rebound.

O’Connor saw his shot blocked Referee Rob Harvey proin a crowded goalmouth. duced the first yellow card of At the other end Ronan Mur- the night on 22 minutes when ray cracked in a shot from 18 Dante Leverock was cautioned yards for Sligo but Blues keeper down Dean O’Halloran and this Matt Connor made a fine save. would prove pivotal later in the Michael O’Connor went game before Romeo Parkes close to breaking the deadlock was just off target with an effor the Blues on 11 minutes fort from outside the area soon

again two minutes later when he carved some space for himself out on the right-side of the penalty area, but his angled effort struck the outside the near upright with keeper McGinley beaten.

David Cawley was just off target with the only Sligo chance of the half when he tried his luck from 20 yards that saw the ball go wide before Maxi Kouogun couldn’t believe his luck when the ball fell at his feet on the left-side of the area

on 78 minutes, but the central defender couldn’t direct a 12yard shot on target.

The best chance for Waterford arrived on 81 minutes when Cory Galvin did well in the middle of the park to pick up a Kenny Browne clearance before releasing Michael O’Connor clear on goal on the right-side of the area, but his powerful strike flew inches of the near post.

Sligo were reduced to ten men five minutes later when Dante Leverock was shown a second yellow card by referee Harvey after a foul on Cory Galvin, but despite the extra man and five minutes of injury time, the Blues couldn’t find a match winning goal.

Blues manager Alan Reynolds spoke after the Sligo Rovers game; `We had lost our three previous games so it was important that we got something from this game and stop the rot and we did that. I am not absolutely thrilled with it but look it’s an away point but I will take it and try and build on it.

“Michael O’Connor and Tom Holland started tonight and did well but I think Michael will need a game or two to get up to speed because he not played for a while and he was a little rusty.

“William Fitzgerald came on also and those lads will take a little time to adjust.

“In a few weeks time Sam Bone and Zack Elbouzedi will be back along with Karolis Chvedukas so we will see where we are then.”

Results from last week(1-10/0-12) in the other game end saw four teams qualify in this group. A late goal for the JJ Kavanagh sponfrom Adam Walsh gained the sored Waterford ford point for Kilmacthomas.

Senior Football CAMOGIE NEWS ChampionCongratulatuions ship. Balto Donal O’Rourke linacourty and his team on by the who received another superb a bye from Villager display in gaining Gaultier were back to back All-Irethe first into the land quarterfinal places.

The 2-10 to 0-12 win over hat followed by Clare was fully deserved with Stradbally, Nire and Rathgormack.

Beth Carton again leading Reigning kingpins Nire, the scoring stakes with 1-6. thanks to second half goals The Deise were ahead 1-7 to from Dylan Guiry and Shane 0-6 at the break and despite a Ryan, got themselves over the renewed effort from the Banner the home held out. line on a (2-18/1-10) scoreline over a spirited Rathgormack. LADIES FOOTBALL Despite a huge effort from Indeed both teams claimed a the Waterford Ladies Footspot in the knockout stage.

Stradbally had a convincing ball team against reigning All-Ireland champions Dubwin over Portlaw (2-15/0-9) lin, the writing was “on the to seal their place at the top wall” at half time as the Dubs of Group B. Kilmacthomas led 4-6 to 0-4. Waterford imand Kilrossanty played out a

proved after the break and a goal from a Maria Delahunty penalty allied to a superb team effort ending with a terrific Eimear Fennell goal was some consolation for the Deise outfit.

DEFEAT FOR UNDER 21’S The Waterford under 21 Footballers suffered a crushing defeat to a very slick Cork outfit alast week, going down on a 5-23 to 0-7 scoreline. Cork led 3-12 to 0-2.

Unfortunately due to fixture congestion some of the Waterford lads were compelled to play a few days after playing an under 21 hurling fixture against Tipperary during the week. Incidentally the hurlers also suffered defeat 3-23 to 0-10. It may well prove in time that this Premier outfit was well above average and already they are being shortlisted for ultimate honours.

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Blues striker Michael O’Connor in control against Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds last Saturday. afterwards. The Blues lifted the tempo in second half of the game as they took the game to Sligo with Shane Duggan saw his goalbound free kick blocked

back into the path of JJ Lunney on 50 minutes only for Sligo keeper Ed McGinley to make a good save.

Cory Galvin began to run at the Sligo defence in second period and he went close to putting his side in front on 56 minutes, but he fired inches over before Michael O’Connor was unlucky not to get on a good Georgie Poynton left-wing delivery on 66 minutes.

It was Galvin who was in the thick of the action once

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Waterford Results July 8 – Men’s long handicap 10H singles STF.1st Frank Madigan (18) 23pts 2nd John Finnegan (19) 22pts 3rd Paddy Walsh (25) 21pts Pat 3s Joe Barden (20) 10pts Leinster Boys Amateur Open Championship. 1st Simon Walker (Roscommon GC) 69,70,71 2nd Josh Mackin (Dundalk GC) 69, 72, 71 3rd Joe Shellard (Lisburn GC) 71, 75, 68 Best local. Rory Fives (Faithlegg GC) 72,76,76 July 10 – Men’s semi-open 10H fourball. 1st Mick Dunphy (6) Mark Dalton (17) 26pts 2nd Barry Griffin (8)/Val Carey (11) 25pts July 12 – 9H Open singles STF qualifier. 1st Pat Breslin (31) 21pts 2nd Paul Quilty(13)20pts Ladies 18H singles STF. 1st Overall. Patricia O’Sullivan (Kilkenny GC/16) 39pts CB [0-18 H/C] 1st Fiona Leech (14) 36pt 2nd Margaret Williams (Delgany GC/10) 35pts [19-28 H/C] 1st Anne McKay (28) 39pts 2nd Geraldine Walsh (26) 36pts CB [29-36 H/C] 1st Helen Nolan (32) 35pts 2nd Esther Doyle (31) 34pts [37-54 H/C] Noreen McDonald (38) 29pts Ladies 10H singles STF 1st Jennifer Eriksson-Larsson (39) 18pts July 13 – junior boys 9H singles STF. 1st Edmond Fitzpatrick (11) 21pts 2nd Rory Lehane (9) 17pts July 14 – Men’s 18H singles STF 1st James Grant (14) 45pts CB 2nd Richard Moody (17) 45pts 3rd Frank Power (10) 42pts Gross. Eanna Griffin (+3) 35 gross pts 4th Joe Mulcair (15) 40pts CB Cat 1 Colm O’Donoghue (8) 39pts Cat 2 Alan Coady (12) 40pts Cat 3 Liam Robinson (19) 39pts

Gold Coast Results Tuesday 9th July Open Gents/ Ladies Seniors (50+) Singles CSS 39: 1st Tom Halpin (15) Slievenamon 41pts, 2nd Liam Murphy (20) 41pts, 3rd Ger Deegan (15) Hermitage 41pts.

Ladies CSS 38 1st Lady Joanne Fox (22) Newlands 42pts, 2nd Lady Finola Butler Wednesday 10th July: 9 Holes Qualifier: 1st Barry Power (6) 19pts.

Friday 12th July: Open Gents 18 holes Singles CSS 71: 1st Geoff Collins (16) 39pts, Gross Seanie Lenihan (6)32pts.

Sat 13th July Open Gents Singles CSS 37 S/F: 1st Jim O’Keeffe (East Cork) (5) 40pts, 2nd Denis Ryan (Dungarvan) (20) 39pts, Gross Conan Watt (6) 32pts, 3rd David O’Connor (7) 39pts, 4th Frank Murphy (15) 38pts (B9).

Sun.14th July Open Gents Singles S/F CSS 37pts: 1st Frank Waters (17) 40pts, 2nd Colin Lettis Castlemartyr (18) 39pts, Gross John White (5) 31pts, 3rd Roy Ware (10) 37pts, 4th Ronan O’Connor (Tipperary) (20) 36pts.

Friday July 26th Open Gents 18 Hole Strokeplay plus 9 hole scramble from 5pm Saturday July 27th Open Gents Fourball Sunday 28th July Open Gents 18 Hole Stableford.

At the European u 23 Championships in Gavle Sweden last week two Waterford athletes competed Barry Keane Waterford AC in the 10,000 metres and Miceál Power West Waterford in the 5000 metres.Barry was first into action on Thursday evening and ran a fine race all through finishing a very creditable 9 th of the 25 strong field in a personal best time of 14 minutes 1.7 seconds ,eleven seconds faster than his previous best. Always up with Faithlegg the pace he finished well and should be well pleased with his effort in such strong company.On Saturday Miceál Power went in the 5000 metres final and finished 18 th in a tactical race RESULTS July 09 Ladies but again was always not too far off the pace until the Club,12 Holes final few laps when the pace quickened,he will have Stableford. 1st learnt from the experience at this level. Ireland Teresa-Jane incidentally came home from these ChampionFarinha (42) ships with a silver medal won by Eilish Flana28pts, Cat gan from Tyrone in the 3000 metres steeplechase 1:Celia Hill by the and a bronze in the 800 metres by Nadia Power (16) 25pts, Dublin. At the World University Games in Naples All Rounder Cat 2:Nuala last week Kate Veale West Waterford back from Murphy (33) 27pts. injury competed in the 20 km walk and with some July 09 Mens Short difficulty eventually finished 20 th in 1.54 well outside Handicap,10 Holes her best time but did well to see it out. Again at these ChamStableford. pionships Marcus Lawlor from Carlow won a bronze medal in (Cat 1-9) 1st John Heffernan the 200 metres for Ireland.

(6) 21pts. (Cat 10-17) 1st Evan Shanahan (11) 22pts , (Cat 1-17), Dermot Jacob (9) 23pts.

July 09 Mens Long Handicap, 10 Holes Stableford. 1st Matt Barden (20) 30 pts, 2nd Michael Morrissey (25) 24pts, 3rd John Keating (24) 23pts.

July 11 Mens Club Semi Open Fourball 12 Holes Stableford.

1st Maurice Kirwan (11) & Sean Condon (14) 33pts, 2nd Paul Walsh (4) & Richie Nolan (14) 32pts (C/B), 3rd Colm Keating (7) & Eamon Power (20) 32pts July 12 Friday Social Club, 3 Person Rumble. 1st Daniel Farinha,TJ Farinha & Margaret Matteo Mary of Kilmeaden and a member of Waterford A.C. Denny 41pts, 2nd Michael was the Juvenile Athlete Award winner for the month of Keating, Pat O’Leary & Máire June, sponsored by the credit unions of Waterford and St. O’Leary 40pts, 3rd Eileen Dominic. Matteo received the award for his achievement Cullinane, Gerry Cullinane & in winning the National Schools Intermediate 1500m, in Sam McCrumm 35pts. addition to qualifying for the SIAB Games. Presenting the July 14 Ladies Club,18 holes award is Robert Grace, Waterford Credit Union and Pat Stroke. 1st Claire Fanning Murphy, St Dominic Credit Union. Photo: Aileen Drohan (29) 68 Nett (C/B), 2nd Cait Eight All Ireland Juvenile titles won Caulfield (28) 71 Nett, 3rd Joan McCrumm (25) 73 Nett.

The Irish Life Health All Ireland Juvenile Championships were in Tullamore last Saturday and Sunday and it was a brilliant week Tramore end for Waterford athletes with eight gold medals won. For one young field event athlete in particular it was a memorable week RESULTS end as Corey Scanlon Finisk Valley had a terrific treble winning 9th July 2019. Junior the u14 hammer,discus and shot putt the later with a personal Competition – 18 Hole 1st best throw,Waterford AC had three winners Emily O’Mahony Fintan Conway (23) 40 pts; 2nd Darragh Crowe (7) 40 pts; in the triple jump u19, Meabh O’Connor 2000 metres walk u 16 9th July, 2019. 11 Hole and Aidan Burke the 3000 metres u16 he was also second in the Fourball. 1st Brian O’Brien 1500 metres, they had third placings with Emma Caulfield u19 (15) Donnacha O’Kane (14) 28 3000 metres,Ryan Stephens u14 hammer, Cormac Farrell u19 pts; 2nd Ray Kane (9) Thomas hammer and Andrew Scanlon u14 discus.For West Waterford Brett (10) 27pts; Lucy Holmes won the 1500 metres u 18 to add to the 800 metres 10th July, 2019. 18 Hole she won the previous week,Patrick Fitzgerald won the u 19 pole Stableford 1st Marian Cantwell vault, Eoin Buenaventura was second in the u 17 pole vault ,Sam (21) 41 pts; 2nd Eimear O’Neill second in the u 19 pole vault and Katie Kenneally also O’Kane (29) 39 pts; 3rd Ann second in u15 pole vault,for Finisk Valley Tom Feerick was secMitchell (12) 39 pts c/b; 4th Mary Cantwell (18) 39 pts c/b. ond in the u14 discus and for Ferrybank Jake Bagge was a close 10th July, 2019. Long second in the 400 metres u 19 and third in the 1500 metres and Handicap 1st Pat Keegan (26) Katie Nolke was 3rd in the long jump u16 29 pts; 2nd John Morrissey (22) 26 pts; 3rd Ronan League final Musgrave (22) 23 pts; 4th Jack O’Byrne (21) 22 pts; Tullamore is the venue on Saturday next for the National League 11th July, 2019. Seniors 11 final and Waterford County men’s and women’s teams have Hole Scramble 1st F Blackett made the final.The teams have athletes from several clubs in the (13) Peter Hackett (20) G county competing, first event 11.30 am.we wish both teams the Murphy (21) 55 pts; 2nd G Cullinan (13) M Morrissey very best and hope they do very well. On Saturday next also (21) J Morrissey (22) 53 pts the Schools International is in Swansea and two Waterford ath12th July, 2019 – Ladies & letes are on the Irish team .These are Matteo Mary St. Declan’s Gent’s Open Singles 1st Gavin Kilmacthomas in the 1500 metres and Katie Nolke Ursuline in Kearns (17) 41 pts; 2nd Danny the high jump, on Sunday the All Ireland B Juvenile ChampiLinehan (2) 40 pts c/b; 3rd onships and relays are in Tullamore with a Waterford interest Gary Fitzgerald (22) 40 pts; they begin at 10 am. On Saturday/Sunday July 26th and Sunday Gross Paul Flynn (+1) 38 gross the 27th All Ireland Senior Championships are in Santry and pts; Visitor Kathleen Hogan Thomas Barr will be competing Kilkenny Golf Club (19) 38pts;

Athletics

Pictured at Waterford Golf Club for the presentation of prizes in the Nolan Farrell & Goff Solicitors sponsored competition, seated from left are, Graham Farrell, rep. sponsor NFG, Mick Power, winner and Eamon Cleary, Captain WGC, back, Larry Morrissey, Cat3, Chris Kinkead, Cat2 and Tony Tracey, 2nd.

Fixtures Friday 19th July: Open Gents 18 holes Singles.

Sat 20th July Gents Singles S/F Sun.21st July Gents Singles Tues. 23rd July Open Gents/ Ladies Seniors (50+) Singles

Dungarvan RESULTS Mon 8th Jul 1st John T Moloney (17) 42pts, 2nd Alan Dilloughrey (20) 40pts B9, 3rd Liam Treacy (26) 40pts B9, Best Ladies Score Margaret Guerin (21) 38pts. Thurs 11th (SPAR) 1st John T Moloney (16) 42pts, 2nd Eoin Walsh (6) 41pts (B9), Gross Peter Mullaney (1) 39pts (B3), 3rd Michael Buckley (5) 41pts, 4th Donal Williams (5) 40pts (B9).

Sun 14th 1st John Gough (10) 43pts, 2nd Neil J Power (5) 40pts (B9), 3rd Andew Kirwan (10) 40pts, 4th Michael Maher (4) 39pts.

Tues 9th Jul 1st Orla Sheehan (22) 41pts, 2nd Anne Marie Barlow (34) 40pts, 3rd Deirdre Holohan (18) 40pts, 4th Maria Fahey (22) 39pts. C.S.S. 72 38pts.

Fri 12th Jul 1st Colette Power (28) 33pts, 2nd Maeve Morrissey (19) 32pts (B8), 3rd Celia Power (27) 32pts.

Carrick on Suir RESULTS 9 Hole Club Re-entry Competition Cat. A) Jason O’Dwyer (9) 23pts Cat. B) Aidan Grant (16) 20pts c/b Summer League Round 12. 1 Michael Conway (13) 25pts c/b 2 Pat Duggan (21) 25pts 3 Anthony Fitzpatrick (16) 23pts Thursday Open Qualifier CSS 71 1 Michael O’Donoghue (17) 41pts 2 Pat Mansell (14) 40pts Saturday Open Qualifier CSS 72 1 Brian Cashin (17) 42pts 2 Naois Cashin (17) 37pts Best Visitor: Neville Hall (20) 32pts Sat. / Sun. July 13 & 14 18 Hole Stableford CSS 72 both days 1 Michael Greene (1) 41pts and best gross 2 Alan

Byrne (15) 39pts c/b 3 Kenny Walsh (6) 39pts 4 Stephen McGrath (9) 38pts c/b July 12, Mixed Foursomes, 1st Kenny Walsh(6) Breda Comerford (22) score 33pts 2nd Emer Musiel (31) and Tony Musiel (27) score 33 1/2pts 3rd Alan Byrne (15) Teresa Darmody(29) 35pts LadiesJuly 10, 18 Hole Stroke GOY, 1 Audrey Fitzpatrick (23) 72 2 Barbara Connolly (31) 72 3 Ann Cronin (23) 73 9 Hole Stableford: Helen Geoghegan

West Waterford RESULTS Club Competition Sunday 14th July 18 Hole Stableford 1st Colman Walsh (9) 38pts, 2nd Michael O Gorman (12) 37pts CSS 36 Tuesday Treats 9th July CAT A 1st John Blackwell (15) 22pts, 2nd Liam O’Brien (9) 20pts b6 CAT B 1st Ronan Foley (19) 19pts, 2nd Tomas Curran (19) 16pts b6CAT C 1st Gearoid Breathnach (16) 18pts, 2nd Johnny Curran (18) 16pts Nearest to Pin Lee Crotty and Micheal Gee. Long Drive Michael O Keeffe Al Eile Open Gents Singles – Wednesday 10th July 1st John Barry (12) 39pts Blessington Lake GC CSS 36 Fixtures Friday July 19th 9 Hole Open Handicap Qualifier Friday July 19th Start of Open Week 13 Hole 3 person Saturday 20th July Open Fourball with a difference – scotch foursomes and fourball.

Sunday July 21st Open Gents 18 hole stableford.Open Ladies 9 hole from 2pm Monday July 22nd Open Juniors Competition. Ladies and Gents 9hole from 2pm Tuesday July 23rd Open 18 Hole 3 person Champagne Scramble – mixed.

Wednesday July 24th Open Gents 18 Hole stableford Thursday July 25th Ladies Open Day – 3 person Rumble

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