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1632564 CMK 25052014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Whallins Obaro of Milstreet with the Butter Exchange Band pictured part taking in a parade as part of Cork City's celebration of Africa Day 2o14. Picture Clare Keogh Chris Dorgan Senior Staff Officer, Community and Enterprise Section, Corporate and External Affairs Directorate Tel/Fón: 00-353-21-4924076 Mob/Póca: 00-353-86-8574904 e-mail/ ríomhphost: chris_dorgan@corkcity.ie
1632563 CMK 25052014 REPRO FREE NO FEE Djoulia Andiang and Sara Bazaba of watergrasshill pictured at Cork City's celebration of Africa Day 2o14. Picture Clare Keogh Chris Dorgan Senior Staff Officer, Community and Enterprise Section, Corporate and External Affairs Directorate Tel/Fón: 00-353-21-4924076 Mob/Póca: 00-353-86-8574904 e-mail/ ríomhphost: chris_dorgan@corkcity.ie
1632561 Irish Examiner news picture 25-05-2014 Looking under the bonnet of a Triumph were Diarmuid, Sean and Dan Cronin from Inchigeela at the vintage car and tractor rally in aid of suicede awareness in Dunmanway, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
1632556 Irish Examiner news picture 25-05-2014 Paul and Nellie O'Neill with their 1971 Morris Minor at the vintage car and tractor rally in aid of suicede awareness in Dunmanway, Co Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
1632361 Examiner News Picture 24/05/201 Thumbs up from victorious Labour candidate Noel McCarthy in the Fermoy ares at the Count in Mallow ,Co. Cork. Picture: Des Barry.
1631324 Ulster GAA Football Senior Championship Preliminary Round, Healy Park, Omagh, Tyrone 18/5/2014 Tyrone vs Down Referee David Coldrick issues a black card to Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan
1524432 EEjob 01/06//2013 Echo News Aileen Smiddy and Natalie Tewkesbury, both from Youghal, taking part in the sea creatures parade during the annual Moby Dick Festival in Youghal. Picture: John Hennessy (Further Contact Information; Ruth Vance, Yoghal4All PRO; 0863252278)
1278433 NEWS: Eamon Gilmore, Labour Election Campaign Maynooth. LtoR: Cllr John McGinley,Kildare North candidate, Eamon Gilmore and Emmet Stagg, Kildare North candidate 10.02.11 Pic. Maura Hickey/086 8541130.
MG 7006 Lismore Golf Club Dermot O'Leary Agri Ltd. Sponsored Spring League competition winners, Dermot O'Leary pictured presenting first prize to winning Captain P.J. Coughlan, picture also includes winning team members Liam Power, Jim Cashman and Patrick Hurley with runners-up Pa Morrissey, Sean Daly, John Foley and Bill Roynane. Pictured also are Plate Winners Jack Aherne, Ger Hayes, Billy Neville and Paudie Prendergast with Peter Whelan Club Captain. Picture: Michael Kiely.
WiKid 7016854 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs) and Sadbh Brennan (7yrs). A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
WiKid 6016851 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Sadbh Brennan (7yrs) and Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs). A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
WiKid 5016849 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Sadbh Brennan (7yrs) and Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs). A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
WiKid 4016853 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Sadbh Brennan (7yrs), Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs). A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
WiKid 2016850 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs), Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Sadbh Brennan (7yrs), A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
WiKid 1016856 25/05/2014. FREE TO USE IMAGE. Pictured at a photoshoot for the upcoming WiKID (Waterford Kids Festival) at Waterford’s Medieval Museum ready for their sleepover are: Matthew Fitzpatrick (7yrs), Kassie O’Mahony (8yrs), Sadbh Brennan (7yrs), A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts. Picture: Patrick Browne A WiKID IDEA?Waterford1100 celebrates its birthday with children’s festival (Sunday 25th May, 2014) - A sleepover at Waterford’s Medieval Museum surrounded by ancient artefacts, a Viking excavation where the kids are the archaeologists, a Viking School to make and handle your own weaponry, archery for families and an authentic Medieval Fair will be amongst the offerings at a special birthday weekend celebration for Waterford1100 next month, details of which were announced today. Waterford1100 will celebrate its birthday from Fri. 20th June to Sun. 22nd June with a festival specifically tailored for kids – big and small. WiKID (Waterford Kids) encompasses history, arts, nature and performance under a series of programme strands children will relate to: Totally Wikid Stuff, Nature Stuff, Cool Stuff; Fun Stuff and Wikid Arty Stuff. WiKID is the only offering of its kind in the country, according to organisers Waterford City Council, which is completely focused on children and interactive children’s events while showcasing a city’s heritage and culture – in this case, the 1100th birthday of Waterford. A highlight of the weekend will be the Vadrarfjordr Viking Village where people can meet and watch the ‘Vikings’ at work and play in an authentic recreation of Viking life. A special Viking School will allow young attendees to handle (under supervision) authentic weapons and chainmail and design and paint their own wooden shields. Viking history will further come to life at the Medieval Fair with its authentic sights, sounds and smells. Kids will have the opportunity to get their hands dirty at The Big Dig – a simulated and controlled archaeological dig where 5-12 year olds can work alongside real archaeologists. Have a Go Archery! offers safe target shooting for all the family with Hungarian Horse Bows. There will also be the exciting opportunity to witness that it’s like in a museum when the lights go out during the Sleepover at the Medieval Museum – a first for an Irish museum. 8-12yrs olds will take part in fun activities in their own private museum before bedding down for the night surrounded by ancient artefacts. WiKID Streets will deliver a series of medieval street entertainment for families. This programme includes: stilt walkers, jesters and fire breathers in period costume from Wobbly Circus; jousting knights, minstrels and a mysterious queen courtesy of Bui Bolg’s The Joust and a traditional Punch & Judy show. Interactive theatre continues in such events as Tumble Circus, featuring disobedient clowns, suffering acrobats and confused jugglers. Circus antics are also part of The Tallest Smallest Circus, where the audience stand in for the missing circus acts! Nature Stuff highlights include early morning nature walks for kids and Animal Magic where mammals, mammals, raptors, amphibians, arachnids and birds of prey and be viewed and handled at close quarters. Puppet-Making Workshops, the debut exhibition party by Waterford Young Arts Critics and backstage tours of the Theatre Royal are some of the Wikid Arty Stuff programme elements. The Cool Stuff programme includes a personal talk by 14-year-old gaming CEO Jordan Casey entitled From the Suir Valley to Silicon Valley; a Rap & Beat Workshop where you can learn to write, record and produce your own rap and hip-hop music. Fun Stuff includes The WiKID Historic Treasure Hunt featuring four different routes. “Heritage and culture are best brought to light when they is experienced personally and WiKID delivers a great programme that puts the focus on children – engaging with them and capturing their imagination”, said Eamonn McEneaney, Director, Waterford Museum of Treasures and one of the organisers of WiKID. Full programme and booking info is on www.waterford1100.com. -ENDS- For reference: Alma Feeley or Gillian Burke, Midas PR?M: 087 8204934/ 087 9588774
Waterford Election Co016918 XXJOB. 25/05/2014. Waterford Election Count. Pictured at the Waterford Local Election Count at WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology) is 19yr old Adam Wyse (Fianna Fail) who was elected. Picture: Patrick Browne
Waterford Election Co016917 XXJOB. 25/05/2014. Waterford Election Count. Pictured at the Waterford Local Election Count at WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology). Picture: Patrick Browne
Waterford Election Co016901 XXJOB. 24/05/2014. Waterford Election Count. Pictured at the Waterford Local Election Count at WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology) is Rosin and Aine Power, Tramore. Picture: Patrick Browne
Waterford Election Co016859 XXJOB. 24/05/2014. Waterford Election Count. Pictured at the Waterford Local Election Count at WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology) is John Hearne of Sinn Fein Elected on the First Count. Picture: Patrick Browne
Waterford Election Co016858 XXJOB. 24/05/2014. Waterford Election Count. Pictured at the Waterford Local Election Count at WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology) is Labour Cllr Jack Walsh who lost his seat. Picture: Patrick Browne

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