GLANWORTH RETAIN JUNIOR 'A' CROWN

• Chairman of the North Cork GAA Board, Daithi Pierce presenting the Fermoy Credit Union sponsored North Cork junior A football championship trophy to Glanworth's joint captains, Stephen Linehan and Terence Ryan following last Sunday's 1-15 to 2-03 victory over Churchtown in Mourneabbey.

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YOUTH CAFE ALMOST READY TO ROLL

• Youth committee members Don Colbert, Garda Vincent Guerin, Sean Finn and Michael White with students at the soon to be opened new Mitchelstown Youth Cafe.

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FAMILIES FEARFUL FOR THEIR FUTURE

• A heavenly harvest on a fine autumn day, perhaps with the help of some divine intervention, as the sisters of Glencairn Convent near Lismore look down on two combines cutting their crop of barley. Alas that was last year - this year’s efforts at harvesting have, to date, proved extremely difficult unless of course we get a heavenly spell of much needed fine weather. Many tillage farmers are facing total ruin as grain crops are sprouting second growth and, as such, have a very low feeding value. The straw, which is mostly only used for bedding, is also of poor quality. Much of the crop may be burned if weather permits or ploughed back in to the ground.

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SUCCESSFUL COPE FUNDRAISER IN FERMOY

• Selling tickets at last Saturday night’s COPE fundraiser in Corrin Event Centre, Fermoy - Tracy McCormack (seated), back, l-r: Mellissa Galgey, Eva Heffernan and Jonathan Chambers.

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GOLDEN JUBILEE AT CURRAGHAGALLA

• Eily Burke, sacristan of the Church of the Holy Family, Curraghagalla surrounded by the Burke family Mary, James, Anne, Michael, Mary, John, Ellen and Pierce at the golden jubilee celebrations at the Church of the Holy Family, Curraghagalla where Eily received her Bene Merenti medal.

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