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inpho 00832793791694 GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship Quarter-Final, Croke Park, Dublin 3/8/2014 Mayo vs Cork Mayo's Donal Vaughan and Aidan Walsh of Cork Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan
DKE210714cycle008 EEjob 21/07/2014 Echo News/Sport Connell MacBride, Silver Springs, training for the upcoming Tour de Munster cycle, in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland. Picture: David Keane.
DKE210714cycle006 EEjob 21/07/2014 Echo News/Sport Aoife Collins, Glasheen, training for the upcoming Tour de Munster cycle, in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland. Picture: David Keane.
1654376 04/08/2014: Thomastown woman Jane McDonagh decided to spend her bank holiday weekend walking a hundred miles with her two rescue huskies Maska and Rio to raise money for five animals welfare groups, Inistiogue Puppy Rescue, Carlow SPCA, Kilkenny Cats & Animal Rescue, Dog Rescue Coolronan and Pet Helpers as part of the Miles for Smiles non-profit organisation. Jane and the two dogs started in Thomastown on Friday going through Inistiogue, New Ross, St Mullins, Borris, Bunclody, Tullow, Carlow town, Leighlinbridge, Bagenalstown, Paulstown and Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon. From there the trio will travel to Thomastown to arrive for a party around 8pm where a brass band and crowd will wait to celebrate with them. Said Jane “ I am physically a wreck after my knee gave away on Saturday evening and covered in clusters, but the dogs are enjoying the stroll and finding it no trouble at all.” The dogs have been well cared for all along the route with rest stops, food and water breaks well provided for. Jane said again “I feel like `I never want to do this again as Saturday in the torrential rain was especially hard, but at the same time thiese charities do great work and need our support so I will probably go again in 12 months” In the meantime throe arrival in Kilkenny immediately got lots of attention from locals and tourists alike and the dogs were certainly enjoying their stardoms. Certainly the campaign seems well named as Miles for Smiles as the children were full of smiles as the dogs enjoyed the attention, one Spanish girl Irene Martin (9) from Granada getting lots of licks from Maska. Pictured is Jane McDonagh with Rio and Maska as she made her way through Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Pat Moore.
1654372 Examiner News Picture 04/08/2014 Girls behinfd the Plough. Eimer Lynch ,Nonoval and Nicole Maverley ,Belgooly at the De Courcey Classic and Vintage Club's Harvest Working Day 2014 in Barrell's Cross ,Kinsale ,Co. Cork . Day. Picture: Des Barry.
1654369 Examiner News Picture 04/08/2014 Connie Aherne from Bandon in action at the De Courcey Classic and Vintage Club's Harvest Working Day 2014 in Barrell's Cross ,Kinsale ,Co. Cork . Day. Picture: Des Barry.
Miles for Smiles Dog Charit 04/08/2014: Thomastown woman Jane McDonagh decided to spend her bank holiday weekend walking a hundred miles with her two rescue huskies Maska and Rio to raise money for five animals welfare groups, Inistiogue Puppy Rescue, Carlow SPCA, Kilkenny Cats & Animal Rescue, Dog Rescue Coolronan and Pet Helpers as part of the Miles for Smiles non-profit organisation. Jane and the two dogs started in Thomastown on Friday going through Inistiogue, New Ross, St Mullins, Borris, Bunclody, Tullow, Carlow town, Leighlinbridge, Bagenalstown, Paulstown and Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon. From there the trio will travel to Thomastown to arrive for a party around 8pm where a brass band and crowd will wait to celebrate with them. Said Jane “ I am physically a wreck after my knee gave away on Saturday evening and covered in clusters, but the dogs are enjoying the stroll and finding it no trouble at all.” The dogs have been well cared for all along the route with rest stops, food and water breaks well provided for. Jane said again “I feel like `I never want to do this again as Saturday in the torrential rain was especially hard, but at the same time thiese charities do great work and need our support so I will probably go again in 12 months” In the meantime throe arrival in Kilkenny immediately got lots of attention from locals and tourists alike and the dogs were certainly enjoying their stardoms. Certainly the campaign seems well named as Miles for Smiles as the children were full of smiles as the dogs enjoyed the attention, one Spanish girl Irene Martin (9) from Granada getting lots of licks from Maska. Pictured are Jane McDonagh with Rio and Maska as well local twins Rachel and Nadine Percy (12) outside Kilkenny Castle. Photo: Pat Moore.
Miles for Smiles Dog Char 4 04/08/2014: Thomastown woman Jane McDonagh decided to spend her bank holiday weekend walking a hundred miles with her two rescue huskies Maska and Rio to raise money for five animals welfare groups, Inistiogue Puppy Rescue, Carlow SPCA, Kilkenny Cats & Animal Rescue, Dog Rescue Coolronan and Pet Helpers as part of the Miles for Smiles non-profit organisation. Jane and the two dogs started in Thomastown on Friday going through Inistiogue, New Ross, St Mullins, Borris, Bunclody, Tullow, Carlow town, Leighlinbridge, Bagenalstown, Paulstown and Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon. From there the trio will travel to Thomastown to arrive for a party around 8pm where a brass band and crowd will wait to celebrate with them. Said Jane “ I am physically a wreck after my knee gave away on Saturday evening and covered in clusters, but the dogs are enjoying the stroll and finding it no trouble at all.” The dogs have been well cared for all along the route with rest stops, food and water breaks well provided for. Jane said again “I feel like `I never want to do this again as Saturday in the torrential rain was especially hard, but at the same time thiese charities do great work and need our support so I will probably go again in 12 months” In the meantime throe arrival in Kilkenny immediately got lots of attention from locals and tourists alike and the dogs were certainly enjoying their stardoms. Certainly the campaign seems well named as Miles for Smiles as the children were full of smiles as the dogs enjoyed the attention, one Spanish girl Irene Martin (9) from Granada getting lots of licks from Maska. Pictured are Jane McDonagh with Rio and Maska as well as Spanish tourist Irene Martin (9) outside Kilkenny Castle. Photo: Pat Moore.
Miles for Smiles Dog Char 3 04/08/2014: Thomastown woman Jane McDonagh decided to spend her bank holiday weekend walking a hundred miles with her two rescue huskies Maska and Rio to raise money for five animals welfare groups, Inistiogue Puppy Rescue, Carlow SPCA, Kilkenny Cats & Animal Rescue, Dog Rescue Coolronan and Pet Helpers as part of the Miles for Smiles non-profit organisation. Jane and the two dogs started in Thomastown on Friday going through Inistiogue, New Ross, St Mullins, Borris, Bunclody, Tullow, Carlow town, Leighlinbridge, Bagenalstown, Paulstown and Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon. From there the trio will travel to Thomastown to arrive for a party around 8pm where a brass band and crowd will wait to celebrate with them. Said Jane “ I am physically a wreck after my knee gave away on Saturday evening and covered in clusters, but the dogs are enjoying the stroll and finding it no trouble at all.” The dogs have been well cared for all along the route with rest stops, food and water breaks well provided for. Jane said again “I feel like `I never want to do this again as Saturday in the torrential rain was especially hard, but at the same time thiese charities do great work and need our support so I will probably go again in 12 months” In the meantime throe arrival in Kilkenny immediately got lots of attention from locals and tourists alike and the dogs were certainly enjoying their stardoms. Certainly the campaign seems well named as Miles for Smiles as the children were full of smiles as the dogs enjoyed the attention, one Spanish girl Irene Martin (9) from Granada getting lots of licks from Maska. Pictured are Jane McDonagh with Rio and Maska as well as Spanish tourist Irene Martin (9) outside Kilkenny Castle. Photo: Pat Moore.
kerry way sunday00033787235 27-7-2014: Ross Finnegan, Dublin, Eileen, Rebecca and Teresa Cronin, Clonmel pictured at Torc Waterfall, Killarney on Sunday during the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research 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. Photo: Don MacMonagle repro free photo from Cork Cancer Research
kerry way sunday00022787232 27-7-2014: Walkers participating in the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research administered by Cork Cancer Research Centre pictured at Torc Waterfall, Killarney on Sunday as they head off on their final journey on the Kerry Way. 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. Photo: Don MacMonagle repro free photo from Cork Cancer Research
kerry way sunday00017787231 27-7-2014: James Fitzgerald, Cobh, Anthony O'Sullivan, Killarney, Maura Molan, Cork, Mike O'Sullivan, Killarney, Suzanne Donnegan, Skibbereen and Clare Murphy, Cork pictured at Torc Waterfall, Killarney on Sunday during the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research 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. Photo: Don MacMonagle repro free photo from Cork Cancer Research
kerry way sunday00008787229 27-7-2014: Aisling McCarthy, Kenmare and Mairead O'Mahony, Kenmare pictured at Torc Waterfall, Killarney on Sunday during the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research 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. Photo: Don MacMonagle repro free photo from Cork Cancer Research
kerry way sunday00001787227 27-7-2014: Maura Kenendy, Listry, Margaret Atkinson, Tralee, Anne Bggane, Killarney, Timmy and Ciara Roche, Beaufort pictured at Torc Waterfall, Killarney on Sunday during the 9th annual Kerry Way Cancer Research walk in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research 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. Photo: Don MacMonagle repro free photo from Cork Cancer Research
JCTogherGardaStation11 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured is Togher Garda Station, which was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCTogherGardaStation10 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured is Togher Garda Station, which was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCTogherGardaStation09 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured is a member of the Defence Forces at the scene where Togher Garda Station was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCTogherGardaStation07 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured is the Garda Road Closed which blocked the Tramore Road prior to the Togher Garda Station (on the Togher side) which was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCTogherGardaStation06 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured is the Garda Road Closed sign which blocked the Tramore Road prior to the Togher Garda Station (on the Togher side) which was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.
JCTogherGardaStation05 EEXXjob 04/08/2014. Echo News / Irish Examiner. Pictured are the Garda Cars which blocked the Tramore Road prior to the Togher Garda Station which was evacuated because of a suspicious device. Picture. Jim Coughlan.

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