Youghal town mourns the death of Colm Keane. Colm was born in Youghal in 1951.
The death has taken place in County Waterford of author and former RTÉ broadcaster Colm Keane, from cancer. He was aged 70. The author of 29 books, he wrote extensively on the near-death experience as well as biographies of St. Brigid, St. Padre Pio and St.Thérèse of Lisieux.
In a 26-year career with RTÉ, he produced and presented documentaries on a wide range of subjects including pop music, sport, politics, crime and Irish history. His interviewees included Cat Stevens, Burt Bacharach and George Best. He co-presented RTÉ Radio 1’s first drive-time show with President Mary McAleese and produced the Pat Kenny Show during Italia ’90.
He became a full-time author in 2003, writing eight No.1 Irish bestsellers including Going Home, We’ll Meet Again and Heading for the Light. His bestsellers also included three books on the Italian saint Padre Pio: Padre Pio – The Irish Connection, Padre Pio – The Scent of Roses and Padre Pio – Irish Encounters with the Saint.
He was married to former RTÉ newscaster Una O’Hagan. He is predeceased by his son Sean who died in 2007.
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Colm would often come into Easons when I was working there & we’d spend spend ages chatting about Youghal & about his books, absolute gentleman may he rest in peace.
Very saddened to hear of Colms death this morning. Such a gentleman, and so interesting to chat with. I worked with both Colm and Una late 2020 doing book illustrations for a book idea they had. Condolences to Una and Colms family. May he rest in peace.
Very sad to hear this Colm books brought me comfort in my grief through the years , RIP
And thank you !
So sorry to hear this sad news what a sad loss for his wife and the town rest in peace Colm 🙏
Sincere sympathy to Una and all the family. His books are a treasure. May he rest in peace. Thank you for the research and then the books
Very sorry to hear about the passing of Colm Keane... I met him on numerous occasions when I worked in the Devonshire Arms... A true gentleman.... May He Rest in Peace..... 🙏🙏
RIP. Saddened to hear this news. Condolences to his wife and and extended family.
So sorry to hear this sad news loved his Books Condolences to Una and Family 💛💛 Rest in Peace Colm 🙏🙏
Very sad news this morning !
Rest in peace Colm .
So sad to hear of Colm's passing. Loved listening to his interviews with Noel Cronin on CRY. I have read some of his books which are awe inspiring.
My condolences to Una at this sad time.
Rest In Peace Colm, condolences to his wife Una and extended family.
Such a beautiful, inspirational gentleman, may his gentle soul rest in peace 🙏
So sad to hear of Colm’s passing, he was a gentleman. Sympathy to Una and his family.
Very sad news. May he rest in peace. Condolences to Una and extended family 💔
RIP COLM and condolences to his wife.
Sincere sympathy to all of his family may he rest in peace
He was a lovely and very talented man and never forgot his roots. Rest in peace Colm with your beautiful son and may the Lord comfort your heartbroken wife
My condolences to Una and the Keane family . I was walking today on the Liam Lynch loop walk , Colm produced a brilliant documentary on the patriot Liam Lynch as only he could . Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam uasal
May the light of heaven shine upon you Colm may you rest in eternal peace. Condolences to Una and all extended family. I feel so priveledged to have his books on the life of St Pio. Thanks for the memories Colm .
So sad to hear of Colms passing he is with his belovid son now Rest in Peace
Sincere sympathy to Una and all the Keane family. Rest in peace.
RIP loved his books on St Pio.
Rest in Peace Condolences to all the Family
RIP Colm, condolences to all the family for the O'Sullivans from the Devonshire of old xxx
MEMORIES OF WHEN MEATLOAF PERFORMED AT CONNA CASTLE 1990.
Tune into Noel Cronin's Saturday morning show 'Rural Report' on Community Radio Youghal - CRY104FM at 10:30am on Saturday, 22nd, January, 2022, to hear memories of when Meatloaf played at Conna Castle, Co Cork, way back on, June, 2nd, 1990. Local music fan Gish Broderick talks to Michael Hussey about that memorable trip to see the concert. Listen to Community Radio Youghal here: www.cry104fm.com/
This is what the papers said at the time: Meatloaf For Conna Castle Entertainment.
The June Bank Holiday week-end is just round the corner and everybody is wondering where to go, of course, there is one place to be - Conna for the MEATLOAF Live Concert. Conna have landed its biggest ever act in their 25 years of staging entertainment at the Castle, So June 2 is the day where Conna is concerned and the Brideside Village should be thronged with MEATLOAF fans.
Conna was once described as a sleepy village by press reporter but over the years this remark has been lifted and artists and bands such as Susan McCann, Philomena Begley, Ray Lynam, Furey Bros., Dubliners and last year Smokie have lifted the tempo to extreme heights and proved where live entertainment is concerned, Conna Castle is second to none.
With MEATLOAF on the menu the fans are sure to get belly full of music and song and with a thirst quencher, it looks like being a merry night.
At the castle grounds a special stage will be constructed in an ideal site to ensure a good view for all the patrons.
This picturesque setting should add a romantic element to the event and provide an exciting, hectic night of entertainment.
The concert commences at 10pm with MEATLOAF taking the stage at around 11.30pm. Tickets for the concert cost £10 and can be got from a number of local outlets. ... See MoreSee Less
Huge congratulations to Republic of Ireland ICC team on winning the International Challenge Snooker Trophy which took place in the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry, on the 17th, and 18th, January 2022.
The win was all the more sweeter as two Youghal men were represented on the ROI Team. Veteran snooker player Brendan Cooney from the Youghal CYMS had the honour to captain the ROI winning team while fellow Youghal man, up and coming snooker sensation Ross Bulman, also played on the team.
What an honour for the boys on the green baize and what a great achievement by the two Youghal men. Well done to the ROI team and all your supporters and friends in the sporting world.
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Best of luck to Youghal snooker star Ross Bulman who can be seen playing live this Thursday, 20th January, 2022, at 8:15pm (approx) on TV channel Eurosport. Ross Bulman will play Martin O'Donnell of England in this years snooker shootout live on Eurosport. Pictured is Ross on the practice table in his local snooker hall at the Youghal CYMS... See MoreSee Less
Plans Launched For New Cancer Support Centre in Youghal - By Christy Parker.
Plans by the Youghal Cancer Support Company, would see the current two storey building on Friar St demolished and replaced by a three-storey support and drop-in centre.
The present house has been recognised as offering a spacious, homely setting and an atmosphere conducive to relaxation and confidentiality in tandem.
From twice weekly beginnings the service "now operates "eight hours daily, five days a week", says centre manager Shane Murphy.
"We offer information and counselling to anyone affected by cancer and also provide a range of holistic treatments", he adds.
"People travel from as far distant as Carrigtwohill, Midleton, Dungarvan and across west Waterford as well as locally".
The centre is staffed by six volunteers, who see approximately 50 clients a week, while a further four volunteers provide an online service. "We also offer a driver service for anyone perhaps needing to attend appointments in Cork for example" says Mr. Murphy.
For full story see today's Irish Examiner ( Tuesday 18th January 2022)
That design shouldn't get the green light, sorry but it does not tie in with the rest of the town. What are they trying to do to our town with all the grey. How depressing. The existing building is lovely and welcoming and doesn't appear to have any structural issues. Wheres the sense in knocking it and replacing it with......That??!! There's room to extend surely!!
That design is totally inappropriate and will hopefully be knocked on the head by the County Council’s Heritage Department…The original intention of this project was to provide a comfortable, homely atmosphere to cancer sufferers & survivors, not a clinic. There is ample room for a side & rear single story extension…and as large sums were raised in the Youghal & Waterford community for the purchase of the present building, where exactly has funding come from now to spend on a substantial knock & rebuild at a time when building costs are at an all-time high?
I don't think this modern building has a place on a street where there are lovely old houses can't see how it got planning or how this style was considered in the first place!!
I think bird dis to demolish this house there is room at the back and also to extend upwards . With people crying out for houses I believe this is a crying shame to knock this lovely house .
A shame to knock a perfectly good building and especially as the money could go to much more needed areas of Cancer support and services.
There is no doubt it is a brilliant service. I have availed of services there recently myself. I just can’t see the justification for demolishing a ‘spacious, homely’ building for this very clinical looking design which offers no parking for staff or clients. Also, building costs these days have skyrocketed, where does the funding come for this project? More importantly as mentioned previously what happens to the clients while this work is being done? I have more questions than answers now 🤦🏻♀️
Looks horrible & uninviting. How much is this going to cost? Where will people go while the demolition & building are goin on? Where's the beautiful garden going to be? Ridiculous proposal & waste of money in my opinion.
They need a bigger premises now...Bank of Ireland has just vacated a HUGE property...just an idea?!? Shiney and new is not always the answer.
That is a monstrosity of a building . Sorry but it's not in keeping with the heritage of the town. When I and many others pounded the streets for donations it was planned as a homely place for people to go . I know we need more services but why not do a new build somewhere else . I hope they won't be fundraising because I for one won't donate
Well said ester a lot of buildings on the Main Street stick out like a sore thumb the state of them derelict left to rot at least this building is for the good of youghal people fighting cancer brilliant work being done in there and I’m pretty sure while renovations are going on there will be other premises made available 💯👍
Although the service is needed and welcomed, this proposed building hurts my eyes!!
Maggie Goggin Anne Goggin Sean Goggin Dee Goggin Kelleher Brid Goggin Sexton Catriona Sutcliffe 😭 Talk about knocking Nanny's house
Is that the proposed design?
Where are people going to go when this work is going on ??? Will the service be stops ???
OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday, 16th, January, 2022.
Huge crowds turned out to participate in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following. These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from. Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts. More here: Cork Sports Partnership... See MoreSee Less
OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday, 16th, January, 2022.
Huge crowds turned out to participate in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Alison Chambers, walking promotions officer with the Cork Sports Partnership and Mary Hurley lead the way at the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following. These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from. Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Sisters Breda Lane and Teresa Moloney from Youghal participating in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday 16th January 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts. More here: Cork Sports Partnership... See MoreSee Less
Well done to all the walkers who turned out to support the Operation Transformation 5km walk at the boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday 16th January 2022. It was a huge success and the weather made it a beautiful walk. Picture shows Alison Chambers, walking promotions officer with the Cork Sports Partnership, the Hurley sisters and Niamh Herbert from the Youghal Community Health Project... See MoreSee Less
Pictures taken today, Saturday 15th January, 2022, of the reconstruction of the lower part of the gaol steps which is closed for over a year due to a collapsed wall. Pictures also show the support work on the walls on Ashe Street and the general historic area in the centre of town. New layout plans for the improved development of Ashe Street are in place. This is great news as the start of the historic walking tour to view the famous town walls begins at the lower gaol steps beside the Youghal Clock Gate Tower and takes you on a circuitous route to some breathtaking views of the town. Photos Pictures taken today... See MoreSee Less
An historic town !!!!
Could be much more development carried out !!!!!
More signs pointing to the sites etc !!!!!!
Hopefully the new greenway will do wonders as in Dungarvan !!!!!!!!
Well done to all !!!!!!!!
A great turn out this morning to support the #Shine4Shay campaign, thanks to the Youghal Sea Swimmers who kindly organised the event.
GoFundMe: gofund.me/dd74a052
Facebook: fb.me/Shine4Shay
Email: shine4shay@gmail.com
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Youghal town mourns the death of Colm Keane. Colm was born in Youghal in 1951.
The death has taken place in County Waterford of author and former RTÉ broadcaster Colm Keane, from cancer. He was aged 70. The author of 29 books, he wrote extensively on the near-death experience as well as biographies of St. Brigid, St. Padre Pio and St.Thérèse of Lisieux.
In a 26-year career with RTÉ, he produced and presented documentaries on a wide range of subjects including pop music, sport, politics, crime and Irish history. His interviewees included Cat Stevens, Burt Bacharach and George Best. He co-presented RTÉ Radio 1’s first drive-time show with President Mary McAleese and produced the Pat Kenny Show during Italia ’90.
He became a full-time author in 2003, writing eight No.1 Irish bestsellers including Going Home, We’ll Meet Again and Heading for the Light. His bestsellers also included three books on the Italian saint Padre Pio: Padre Pio – The Irish Connection, Padre Pio – The Scent of Roses and Padre Pio – Irish Encounters with the Saint.
He was married to former RTÉ newscaster Una O’Hagan. He is predeceased by his son Sean who died in 2007.
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Colm would often come into Easons when I was working there & we’d spend spend ages chatting about Youghal & about his books, absolute gentleman may he rest in peace.
Very saddened to hear of Colms death this morning. Such a gentleman, and so interesting to chat with. I worked with both Colm and Una late 2020 doing book illustrations for a book idea they had. Condolences to Una and Colms family. May he rest in peace.
Very sad to hear this Colm books brought me comfort in my grief through the years , RIP And thank you !
So sorry to hear this sad news what a sad loss for his wife and the town rest in peace Colm 🙏
Sincere sympathy to Una and all the family. His books are a treasure. May he rest in peace. Thank you for the research and then the books
Very sorry to hear about the passing of Colm Keane... I met him on numerous occasions when I worked in the Devonshire Arms... A true gentleman.... May He Rest in Peace..... 🙏🙏
RIP. Saddened to hear this news. Condolences to his wife and and extended family.
So sorry to hear this sad news loved his Books Condolences to Una and Family 💛💛 Rest in Peace Colm 🙏🙏
Very sad news this morning ! Rest in peace Colm .
So sad to hear of Colm's passing. Loved listening to his interviews with Noel Cronin on CRY. I have read some of his books which are awe inspiring. My condolences to Una at this sad time.
Rest In Peace Colm, condolences to his wife Una and extended family.
Such a beautiful, inspirational gentleman, may his gentle soul rest in peace 🙏
So sad to hear of Colm’s passing, he was a gentleman. Sympathy to Una and his family.
Very sad news. May he rest in peace. Condolences to Una and extended family 💔
RIP COLM and condolences to his wife.
Sincere sympathy to all of his family may he rest in peace
He was a lovely and very talented man and never forgot his roots. Rest in peace Colm with your beautiful son and may the Lord comfort your heartbroken wife
My condolences to Una and the Keane family . I was walking today on the Liam Lynch loop walk , Colm produced a brilliant documentary on the patriot Liam Lynch as only he could . Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam uasal
May the light of heaven shine upon you Colm may you rest in eternal peace. Condolences to Una and all extended family. I feel so priveledged to have his books on the life of St Pio. Thanks for the memories Colm .
So sad to hear of Colms passing he is with his belovid son now Rest in Peace
Sincere sympathy to Una and all the Keane family. Rest in peace.
RIP loved his books on St Pio.
Rest in Peace Condolences to all the Family
RIP Colm, condolences to all the family for the O'Sullivans from the Devonshire of old xxx
So sad, Rest in Peace Colm🙏
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MEMORIES OF WHEN MEATLOAF PERFORMED AT CONNA CASTLE 1990.
Tune into Noel Cronin's Saturday morning show 'Rural Report' on Community Radio Youghal - CRY104FM at 10:30am on Saturday, 22nd, January, 2022, to hear memories of when Meatloaf played at Conna Castle, Co Cork, way back on, June, 2nd, 1990. Local music fan Gish Broderick talks to Michael Hussey about that memorable trip to see the concert.
Listen to Community Radio Youghal here: www.cry104fm.com/
This is what the papers said at the time: Meatloaf For Conna Castle Entertainment.
The June Bank Holiday week-end is just round the corner and everybody is wondering where to go, of course, there is one place to be - Conna for the MEATLOAF Live Concert. Conna have landed its biggest ever act in their 25 years of staging entertainment at the Castle, So June 2 is the day where Conna is concerned and the Brideside Village should be thronged with MEATLOAF fans.
Conna was once described as a sleepy village by press reporter but over the years this remark has been lifted and artists and bands such as Susan McCann, Philomena Begley, Ray Lynam, Furey Bros., Dubliners and last year Smokie have lifted the tempo to extreme heights and proved where live entertainment is concerned, Conna Castle is second to none.
With MEATLOAF on the menu the fans are sure to get belly full of music and song and with a thirst quencher, it looks like being a merry night.
At the castle grounds a special stage will be constructed in an ideal site to ensure a good view for all the patrons.
This picturesque setting should add a romantic element to the event and provide an exciting, hectic night of entertainment.
The concert commences at 10pm with MEATLOAF taking the stage at around 11.30pm. Tickets for the concert cost £10 and can be got from a number of local outlets. ... See MoreSee Less
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Has anyone got any photographs of the Meatloaf, Conna Castle event?
I was there amazing night, great memories!
We were there great memories
Remember it well. Great night.
I was at that concert
What a great night.
Fantastic night 🤩🤩
Carmel Broderick Angela Broderick-Lynch your brother Gish on the radio
Liz Barry Liz Murphy Grace Martina Robinson Joyce Séamus Joyce what a night 😍😍😍
Not that one unfortunately 😉
Marie Motherway Deirdre Motherway were ye there
Alan Mehigan
Helen Bennett Theresa Clynch 😁
Martin Mccarthy
Mike Holland Noreen Holland
What a pity he did not get vaccinated ! A very nice man !
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International Challenge Cup 2022
Huge congratulations to Republic of Ireland ICC team on winning the International Challenge Snooker Trophy which took place in the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry, on the 17th, and 18th, January 2022.
The win was all the more sweeter as two Youghal men were represented on the ROI Team. Veteran snooker player Brendan Cooney from the Youghal CYMS had the honour to captain the ROI winning team while fellow Youghal man, up and coming snooker sensation Ross Bulman, also played on the team.
What an honour for the boys on the green baize and what a great achievement by the two Youghal men. Well done to the ROI team and all your supporters and friends in the sporting world.
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Congratulations Brendan and team
Congratulations Brendan
Fantastic achievement! What a Club!
Well done & congrats xxx
Congratulations
Well done lads!🙌🏻☘️
Congratulations 🙂
Well done lads
Congrats super photo xx
Congratulations to all 🇨🇮👏👏👏
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Best of luck to Youghal snooker star Ross Bulman who can be seen playing live this Thursday, 20th January, 2022, at 8:15pm (approx) on TV channel Eurosport. Ross Bulman will play Martin O'Donnell of England in this years snooker shootout live on Eurosport.
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Excellent win Ross 🙌🍀
He won
He was fabulous
Plans Launched For New Cancer Support Centre in Youghal - By Christy Parker.
Plans by the Youghal Cancer Support Company, would see the current two storey building on Friar St demolished and replaced by a three-storey support and drop-in centre.
The present house has been recognised as offering a spacious, homely setting and an atmosphere conducive to relaxation and confidentiality in tandem.
From twice weekly beginnings the service "now operates "eight hours daily, five days a week", says centre manager Shane Murphy.
"We offer information and counselling to anyone affected by cancer and also provide a range of holistic treatments", he adds.
"People travel from as far distant as Carrigtwohill, Midleton, Dungarvan and across west Waterford as well as locally".
The centre is staffed by six volunteers, who see approximately 50 clients a week, while a further four volunteers provide an online service. "We also offer a driver service for anyone perhaps needing to attend appointments in Cork for example" says Mr. Murphy.
For full story see today's Irish Examiner ( Tuesday 18th January 2022)
MORE INFO HERE: www.facebook.com/youghalcs/
ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFO:
www.youghalcancersupport.ie/
TELEPHONE: 085 250 7385
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That design shouldn't get the green light, sorry but it does not tie in with the rest of the town. What are they trying to do to our town with all the grey. How depressing. The existing building is lovely and welcoming and doesn't appear to have any structural issues. Wheres the sense in knocking it and replacing it with......That??!! There's room to extend surely!!
That design is totally inappropriate and will hopefully be knocked on the head by the County Council’s Heritage Department…The original intention of this project was to provide a comfortable, homely atmosphere to cancer sufferers & survivors, not a clinic. There is ample room for a side & rear single story extension…and as large sums were raised in the Youghal & Waterford community for the purchase of the present building, where exactly has funding come from now to spend on a substantial knock & rebuild at a time when building costs are at an all-time high?
I don't think this modern building has a place on a street where there are lovely old houses can't see how it got planning or how this style was considered in the first place!!
I think bird dis to demolish this house there is room at the back and also to extend upwards . With people crying out for houses I believe this is a crying shame to knock this lovely house .
A shame to knock a perfectly good building and especially as the money could go to much more needed areas of Cancer support and services.
There is no doubt it is a brilliant service. I have availed of services there recently myself. I just can’t see the justification for demolishing a ‘spacious, homely’ building for this very clinical looking design which offers no parking for staff or clients. Also, building costs these days have skyrocketed, where does the funding come for this project? More importantly as mentioned previously what happens to the clients while this work is being done? I have more questions than answers now 🤦🏻♀️
Looks horrible & uninviting. How much is this going to cost? Where will people go while the demolition & building are goin on? Where's the beautiful garden going to be? Ridiculous proposal & waste of money in my opinion.
They need a bigger premises now...Bank of Ireland has just vacated a HUGE property...just an idea?!? Shiney and new is not always the answer.
That is a monstrosity of a building . Sorry but it's not in keeping with the heritage of the town. When I and many others pounded the streets for donations it was planned as a homely place for people to go . I know we need more services but why not do a new build somewhere else . I hope they won't be fundraising because I for one won't donate
Well said ester a lot of buildings on the Main Street stick out like a sore thumb the state of them derelict left to rot at least this building is for the good of youghal people fighting cancer brilliant work being done in there and I’m pretty sure while renovations are going on there will be other premises made available 💯👍
Although the service is needed and welcomed, this proposed building hurts my eyes!!
Maggie Goggin Anne Goggin Sean Goggin Dee Goggin Kelleher Brid Goggin Sexton Catriona Sutcliffe 😭 Talk about knocking Nanny's house
Is that the proposed design?
Where are people going to go when this work is going on ??? Will the service be stops ???
Tracey Hastings
Bernie Sang Phillips Mark Phillips
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OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday, 16th, January, 2022.
Huge crowds turned out to participate in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
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OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday, 16th, January, 2022.
Huge crowds turned out to participate in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
More here: Cork Sports Partnership ... See MoreSee Less
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OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Alison Chambers, walking promotions officer with the Cork Sports Partnership and Mary Hurley lead the way at the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
More here: Cork Sports Partnership ... See MoreSee Less
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OPERATION TRANSFORMATION IN YOUGHAL - Let’s Get Cork Walking - Sunday,16th, January, 2022.
Sisters Breda Lane and Teresa Moloney from Youghal participating in the Operation Transformation 5k walk on the beach boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday 16th January 2022.
Cork Sports Partnership through its “Get Cork Walking' campaign hosted a number of community walking events as well as a virtual campaign as part of the Operation Transformation nationwide walks on January 16th and the weeks following.
These walks are FREE for people to take part in and there are usually a number of events for people to choose from.
Youghal native, Kathleen Hurley Mullins, 49, is one of five 'leaders' taking part in the RTE programme which follows their fitness and mental wellbeing transformation over the course of eight weeks with the help of a panel of experts.
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Looking great girls.
Well done👏🤸🏼♀️
Looking fab,ladies 💖
Looking well Breeda Lane and Teresa Moloney
Laura Carey is that you?
Zoe Lane
Teresa Moloney
Breeda Lane
Well done 💪💪💪
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Well done to all the walkers who turned out to support the Operation Transformation 5km walk at the boardwalk in Youghal on Sunday 16th January 2022. It was a huge success and the weather made it a beautiful walk.
Picture shows Alison Chambers, walking promotions officer with the Cork Sports Partnership, the Hurley sisters and Niamh Herbert from the Youghal Community Health Project ... See MoreSee Less
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Pictures taken today, Saturday 15th January, 2022, of the reconstruction of the lower part of the gaol steps which is closed for over a year due to a collapsed wall. Pictures also show the support work on the walls on Ashe Street and the general historic area in the centre of town. New layout plans for the improved development of Ashe Street are in place. This is great news as the start of the historic walking tour to view the famous town walls begins at the lower gaol steps beside the Youghal Clock Gate Tower and takes you on a circuitous route to some breathtaking views of the town. Photos Pictures taken today ... See MoreSee Less
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An historic town !!!! Could be much more development carried out !!!!! More signs pointing to the sites etc !!!!!! Hopefully the new greenway will do wonders as in Dungarvan !!!!!!!! Well done to all !!!!!!!!
You will have too come visit soon Ed,xx
Looks great nice pictures