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DENIS marcus 3010055 IE LIVE SPORT 23/04/2014 (the big interview) ... Marcus Horan, player development manager with IRUPA. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS marcus 2010059 IE LIVE SPORT 23/04/2014 (the big interview) ... Marcus Horan, player development manager with IRUPA. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS marcus 1010056 IE LIVE SPORT 23/04/2014 (the big interview) ... Marcus Horan, player development manager with IRUPA. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS game 2010603 IE EE LIVE NEWS 23/07/2013 ... Munster supporters Jerry O'Connor (left) and John Houlihan, Listowel, at Cork Airport as they prepared to leave for Munster's Heineken Cup semi-final in Marseille. Picture: Denis Minihane.
DENIS game 1010594 IE EE LIVE NEWS 23/07/2013 ... Paul and Ger O'Connor, Limerick, at Cork Airport as they prepared to leave for Munster's Heineken Cup semi-final in Marseille. Picture: Denis Minihane.
dan pub Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 playing darts were, Denis McCarthy, Paudie McSweeney, Dan McCarthy, Noel Kelly and John Creedon in the Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 13 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 The Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland pictured prior to the fire in 2012 The pub reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 11 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 The Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 10 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 Tomas and Christopher Creedon playing hurling on the mountain across from their father's Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 8 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 Looks watch as the Creedon children , Christopher, Tomas, Darragh and Daniel round up the sheep outside the Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 5 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 The Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 4 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 The Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
dan pub 2 Irish Examiner News 24-04-2014 The Top of Coom pub the highest pub in Ireland which was destroyed by fire in 2012. and reopened yesterday on the Cork Kerry border. Picture Dan Linehan
CMK 25042014 Port of Cork CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Robert Aherne (trumpet) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cork 2 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Joanne Maureen O'Brien (Drum), Geary (Flute), Robert Aherne (trumpet) and John Crowley (no instrument) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cork 1 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Joanne Maureen O'Brien (Drum), Geary (Flute), Robert Aherne (trumpet) and John Crowley (no instrument) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cork 0 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Joanne Geary (Flute), Robert Aherne (trumpet) and Maureen O'Brien (Drum) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cor 40 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Joanne Geary (Flute) Maureen O'Brien (Drum) and Robert Aherne (trumpet) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cor 30 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Robert Aherne (trumpet) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh
CMK 25042014 Port of Cor 22 CMK 25042014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Port of Cork Tunes Up for Busy 2014 Cruise Season photographed Robert Aherne (trumpet) Cobh Confraternity Brass and Reed Band were in Cobh today tuning up ahead of the Port of Cork’s busy cruise season. The band plays on the quayside for every cruise vessel, which gives the passengers a fond farewell on the quayside and lasting memory of their visit. This year the Port of Cork will welcome 54 cruise ships to the port and despite the number of calls being slightly lower than 2013, the cruise vessels calling in 2014 are larger and have higher passenger volumes. The trend in the cruise sector is to replace smaller less efficient vessels with larger more efficient ones and in 2014 the Port of Cork anticipates 108,000 passengers and 30,000 crew will visit the Cork region. Picture: Clare Keogh

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