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inpho 00830545786816 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians' Steven Beattie with Dan Murray of Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830544786815 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians' Steven Beattie with Dan Murray of Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830543786812 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Referee Neil Doyle Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830542786813 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians' Dinny Corcoran with Darren Dennehy of Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830536786796 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians' Roberto Lopes with Mark O'Sullivan of Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830534786792 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians' Roberto Lopes with Mark O'Sullivan of Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830529786782 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Bohemians and Cork City players make their way out onto the pitch Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830527786761 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City Players warm up ahead of Bohemians vs Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
inpho 00830526786762 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, Dalymount Park, Dublin 25/72014 Bohemians vs Cork City "Suarez" the dog awaits the start of Bohemians and Cork City Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
DSCF2055786734 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with sSandra Walshe and Joan Mahon from Cork abord a boat taking them to the start of the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSCF2055 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with sSandra Walshe and Joan Mahon from Cork abord a boat taking them to the start of the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 6041786735 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with Pat Murray and Anne O'Sullivan with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 6002786737 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 5930786738 25-7-2014: Dr Pat Forde , Angela Collins, and Anne O'Sullivan join Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane on the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 60410 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with Pat Murray and Anne O'Sullivan with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 6009 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 6002 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DSC 5930 25-7-2014: Dr Pat Forde , Angela Collins, and Anne O'Sullivan join Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane on the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
DENIS black 3026943 IE WEEKEND 19/07/2014 ... The Black Pig Winebar, Kinsale. Picture: Denis Minihane.
CentralBank (4)786687 xxjob 25/07/2014 - NEWS - Delegation meeting with Governor Patrick Honohan at the Central bank. Pictured were Rob & Fiona Fitzpatrick, Ballyhea Campaign group representatives, Peter Mathews TD, MEP Nessa Childers, Stephen Donnelly, TD, MEP Luke Ming Flanagan and Diarmuid O Flynn, Ballyhea Campaign group. Picture Nick Bradshaw
CentralBank (2)786689 xxjob 25/07/2014 - NEWS - Delegation meeting with Governor Patrick Honohan at the Central bank. Pictured were Rob & Fiona Fitzpatrick, Ballyhea Campaign group representatives, Peter Mathews TD, MEP Nessa Childers, Stephen Donnelly, TD, MEP Luke Ming Flanagan and Diarmuid O Flynn, Ballyhea Campaign group. Picture Nick Bradshaw
CentralBank (1)786686 xxjob 25/07/2014 - NEWS - Delegation meeting with Governor Patrick Honohan at the Central bank. Pictured were Rob & Fiona Fitzpatrick, Ballyhea Campaign group representatives, Peter Mathews TD, MEP Nessa Childers, Stephen Donnelly, TD, MEP Luke Ming Flanagan and Diarmuid O Flynn, Ballyhea Campaign group. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1652179 EE news 24/07/2014. Holly Madden, Carrigtwohill; Isabelle Walsh, Rochestown and Teagan Collins, White's Cross play in the water at Robert's Cove, Co. Cork during the hot weather on Thursday. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff NUJ Photographer, Member of the Press Photographers' Association of Ireland. www.eveningecho.ie
1652170 XXJob. 25th July, 2014.From left: Members of the Meath Wind Information Group are front Michael Newman,Anne and Pearl McCabe (left),Tom Mulvaney (extreme left) Marina Reilly (Back left),Dermot Curtis, June Curtis (back) andGary McCabe (pink cap) photographed in the village of Lobinstown, County Meath. Photo:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com 087-9598549 046-9055044 info@barrycronin.com Keywords: Barry Cronin, Barry Cronin photographer, Farm, beach, bettystown beach, farming, good weather, irish good weather, irish summer, laytown beach, leisure, technology
1652163 xxjob 25/07/2014 - NEWS - Delegation meeting with Governor Patrick Honohan at the Central bank. Pictured were Rob & Fiona Fitzpatrick, Ballyhea Campaign group representatives, Peter Mathews TD, MEP Nessa Childers, Stephen Donnelly, TD, MEP Luke Ming Flanagan and Diarmuid O Flynn, Ballyhea Campaign group. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1652160 xxjob 25/07/2014 - NEWS - Pictured is the new ombudsman Peter Feeney with retiring ombudsman, John Horgan at Press Council of Ireland. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1652146 25-7-2014: Kerry legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador Pat Spillane is pictured with some of those walking the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
1651830 xxjob 04/07/2014 - STYLE - Pictured is Vicki Mooney. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1651788 IE WEEKEND 19/07/2014 ... The Black Pig Winebar, Kinsale. Picture: Denis Minihane.
1651774 1st July, 2014.Journalist Maggie Carragher who underwent a Boots Pharmacy anti-wrinkle cream treatment one month after testing.Photo:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com 087-9598549 046-9055044 info@barrycronin.comPhoto:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com 087-9598549 046-9055044 info@barrycronin.com Keywords: Barry Cronin, Barry Cronin photographer, Irish farmer, Irish photographer, Irish photography, agri, agriculture, cattle, cows, farmer, farming, features photographer, irish agriculture, irish farming, meath photographer, portrait photographer, sucklers
1651738 REPRO FREE.Acclaimed cellist Jan Hendrik Rubel rehearsing in a secret cave near Kinsale for his concert on Wednesday evening during Kinsale Arts Festival..Picture. John Allen
1651575 xxjob 09/07/2014 - BOOKS - Pictured is Herman Koch. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1650356 IE WEEKEND 19/07/2014 ... The Black Pig Winebar, Kinsale. Picture: Denis Minihane.
1650191 XXJob 30th May, 2014 - Maggie Carragher is going to test the new, much hyped Boots serum for a month.Photo:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com 087-9598549 046-9055044 info@barrycronin.com
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turf 1786733 25-7-2014: Angela Collins, Dr Pat Forde and Anne O'Sullivan cool down in the Atlantic Ocean during the 3 day Kerry Way Walk for Cancer Research at Kenmare Pier on Friday on day 1 of the three day event which will take walkers through some of the most scenic parts of South Kerry. Picture by Don MacMonagle repro free photo press release: 9th Kerry Way Cancer Research Gets Under Way Organisers hope to raise €50k for cancer research projects Hundreds of walkers have descended on the Kingdom for the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research who fund cancer research programmes administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre. The Kerry Way Cancer Research walk is a guided 70km walk over three days combining impressive mountain views, dramatic peaks and glens, wild moorlands, wooded paths and lakes along the Kerry Way trails. Challenging but fun, the great camaraderie on the route adds to the spectacular settings and ensures a truly memorable experience in the Kingdom. Kerry footballing legend and Breakthrough Cancer Research ambassador, Pat Spillane was on hand to wave the walkers off on their trek. The walks over the three days include some of Irelands most fabulous walk ways Lauragh to Kenmare incorporating part of The Beara Way, Lough Inchiquin the Torc Waterfall and Esknamucky Glen, this year’s walk features the added element of a twilight boat trip on Friday evening across the beautiful Kenmare Bay, landing at Templenoe to start the walk to Kenmare. Speaking at the starting point Orla Dolan, Breakthrough Cancer Research Fundraising Manager said “The Kerry Way Cancer Research Walk has gone from strength to strength raising over €650,000 for cancer research in the past nine years. Today’s walk turnout is testament to the popularity of the walk and also all the lives cancer effects, people want to play their part in the fight against cancer and we are delighted to have them here with us this weekend. We couldn’t run such an enjoyable walk without the dedicated fundraising committee and also all the sponsors who have so kindly helped us again this year, they include: Cuffe & Co Insurance Brokers, Heineken Ireland, Jenkinson Logistics LAYA Healthcare, Allfresh Wholesale Ltd, Butlers Chocolates, Bob Christie Flapjacks, Dunnes Stores (Bishopstown, Cork), Euro Medical and First Aid, Fyffes, General Mills U.K. Limited, Hallissey & Co, Hellenic, Johnson & Johnson, Lucozade Ireland, PepsiCo, , Keary's, Kellogg's, Sam Dennigan & Co., Supervalu Kenmare and Veronica’s Snacks” To support the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research please visit www.hopeliveshere.ie
840328 Echo News At the Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd (TCH) annual dinner which was held at Group Headquarters, 97 South Mall last evening where John Cleese was the guest speaker. Cliff Taylor, Editor, Sunday Business Post; Dan Linehan, Chief Executive, The Evening Echo; Angela Crowley, CEO, TCM and Ger O'Donovan, Marsh. Pic: Brian Lougheed
inpho 00828505783570 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Evan McMillan and PŒl AndrŽ Helland of Rosenborg Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828507783574 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Danny Ledwith (centre) leaves the pitch with an injury Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828508783583 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo goalkeeper Gary Rogers claims a cross Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828509783591 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Danny Ledwith leaves the pitch with an injury Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828514783594 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Alan Keane with Riku Riski and Daniel Berntsen of Rosenborg Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828515783598 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Danny North celebrates scoring Sligo's second goal with fans Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828523783621 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo goalscorers Alan Keane and Danny North celebrate after the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828522783622 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo goalscorer Danny North celebrates after the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828558783678 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo Rovers fans celebrate after the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828557783679 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo Rovers fans celebrate after the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828570783690 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Danny North and Tore Reginiussen of Rosenborg Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
inpho 00828569783689 UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round 1st Leg, Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, Norway 17/7/2014 Rosenborg vs Sligo Rovers Sligo's Ruairi Keating has his scot saved Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ned Alley
1651882 XXjob 18/07/2014 SPORT The Rebel Óg July award recipient Ciaran O'Neill, Ballinascarthy team Captain, with his mother Bernice O'Neill, at the Rebel Óg Sports Awards ceremony, Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
1651881 XXjob 18/07/2014 SPORT Mary Claire Cummins presenting the Rebel Óg July award to Ciaran O'Neill, Ballinascarthy team Captain, included are Front row, L to R Marc Sheehan, Chairperson Rebel Óg, Stephen O'Leary, Juvenile Chairman Ballinascarthy GAA Club, Cllr Kenneth O'Flynn, Deputy Lord Mayor, and Diarmuid Vaughan, Marketing Rochestown Park, Hotel, Back Row Michael Evans, Rebal ÓG Judging Panel, Aidan O'Rourke, Rebal Óg West Region, Ursula Hennessy, Ballinascarthy Juvenile Secretary, Denis Hurley, Irish Examiner, Tom Tobin, Rochestown Par, and John Corcoran, Chairman Carbery Division. at the Rebel Óg Sports Awards, Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
DENIS cul 1027562 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore were twins Isla and Rory McCarthy photographed with Cork footballer Brian Hurley, one of the Cúl Camp ambassadors, who was in attendance. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
1651910 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore were (from left) Donnacha Keohane, Tadhg O'Brien and Tadhg O'Neill Callanan. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
DENIS cul 3027564 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore were twins Sean and Leah McCarthy. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
1651915 EEjob 24/07/2014. Echo News. Fine Weather pictures from Claycastle Beach, Youghal, Co. Cork. Michael Farrell with Lauren, Hannah, Amelia and Ronan, all from Youghal. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
1651875 EEjob 24/07/2014. Echo News. The Ruby Princess docked in Cobh, Co. Cork. Geraldine and John McSweeney, Ballyvolane with Jenny and Lucy Murphy, from Grenagh. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
1651909 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Some of the many participants enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore. Included are two of the coaches Laura Clancy and Jonathan Deasy. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
DENIS cul 5027589 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore were (from left) Orlaith Kirby, Mary Murphy, Rachel Deasy, Heather Brimble, Caoimhe Murphy and Kate O'Donovan. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
DENIS cul 7027645 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Cork footballer Brian Hurley, one of the Cúl Camp ambassadors, signing autographs for the boys and girls attending the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.
1651911 IE EE LIVE NEWS/COUNTY 24/07/2014 ... Enjoying the Kellogg's GAA Cúl Camp at Kilmeen/Kilbree GAA Club in Rossmore was Alison Collins. Picture: Denis Minihane. EDITORIAL NOTE - NOT FOR FACEBOOK USE.

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