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Animal-Fans-Kerry-2037717 18-09-2014: Avid Kerry football fan Brendan O'Connor has his animals decked out in the green and gold colours in advance of the All Ireland football final. Brendan is pictured here with one of his sheep and nephew Keelan O'Connor on the farm near Beaufort, Co. Kerry. Also included are musician Thomas O'Sullivan, Joan O'Connor, Roisin and Donal Breen, Gerry Mangan, Katelyn Murphy, Deila Casey, Evanne Ni Cleirin, Aishling O'Sullivan, Leanne Coffey, Ava Casey, Leah Casey and Louise Kissane. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (MacMonagle, Killarney)
Animal-Fans-Kerry-1037713 18-09-2014: Avid Kerry football fan Brendan O'Connor has his animals decked out in the green and gold colours in advance of the All Ireland football final. Brendan is pictured here with one of his sheep. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (MacMonagle, Killarney)
1667195 Irish Examiner News picture 18-08-9-2013 (video) Musicians Sharon Brooks, Katie Sleeman, Jeff Ward and Noel Jones getting ready for this years Clonakilty International Guitar festival 2014 which takes place this weekend. Picture Dan Linehan
1667191 18-09-2014: Avid Kerry football fan Brendan O'Connor has his animals decked out in the green and gold colours in advance of the All Ireland football final. Brendan is pictured here with his prized Belgium Blue calf. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (MacMonagle, Killarney)
1667190 XXjob 18/09/2014 NEWS Ted Crosbie, Irish Examiner, Cllr Ken O'Flynn, Deputy Lord Mayor, and Tim O'Sullivan, Chairman of the Corporate Funding Committee, St. Luke's Home, at the St Luke's Home Lunch, Irish Examiner Offices, Blackpool, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
1667186 Irish Examiner News picture 18-08-9-2013 (video) Churchfield residents taking part in the Northside says no to rubbish at the City Hall, Cork, yesterday morning. Picture Dan Linehan
1667185 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Kevin Flavin and his new wife Tanya who came home to Listowel from Australia to get married last Saturday pictured enjoying their honeymoon at Listowel Races on Thursday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667184 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Cousins Adam and Taylor Lyunch from Listowel pictured at Listowel Races on Thursday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667182 IE EE LIVE SPORT 05/09/2014 ... At a reunion mass and fund-raising lunch of the All-Ireland winning Cork football team from 1989 with the proceeds going to Marymount Hospice which was held at Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork, were the Cork players joined by many of the former Meath players who were present. Included also are Steven McCarthy, son of the late Cork forward Mick McCarthy, and John Kerins, son of the late Cork goalkeeper, John Kerins. Picture: Denis Minihane. Video with this.
1667179 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Raymond Broderick, Lixnaw has a word in Paddy Heffernan's ear as they await the judges in the Lyons Menswear Listowel Best Dressed Man competition at Listowel Races on Thursday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667178 18-09-2014: Jonathan Kissane with a green and gold duck on Brendan O'Connor's farm near Beaufort, Co. Kerry. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (MacMonagle, Killarney)
1667177 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Frank Anderton from Killarney pictured as a finalist in the Lyons Menswear Best Dressed Man competition at Listowel Races on Thursday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667174 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Finalists in the Lyons Menswear Listowel Best Dressed Man competition in the at Listowel Races on Thursday were from leff, John Ahern, Tralee, Dan O'Leary, Tralee, Kerry Rose Mary Rose Hickey, Katie McCarron, David Crean, Dublin and Seamus Friel, judge. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667168 EEjob 18/09/2014 Echo News. Protest at the Ashbourn House Direct Provision Centre, Glouthaune, Co. Cork. Orien Mamashula, with his sign. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
1667167 EEjob 18/09/2014 Echo News. Protest at the Ashbourn House Direct Provision Centre, Glouthaune, Co. Cork. Raphael Dushime, with his sign. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
1667165 EEjob 18/09/2014 Echo News. Protest at the Ashbourn House Direct Provision Centre, Glouthaune, Co. Cork. Believe Omoregie, Dara Coker and Gaberial Ukaina. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
1667163 EEjob 18/09/2014 Echo News. Protest at the Ashbourn House Direct Provision Centre, Glouthaune, Co. Cork. A protester with her sign. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
1667159 Kerry Senior Football Training & Press Day, Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney, Co. Kerry 18/9/2014 Manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne
1667157 14th September 2014..... Corks Leanne O'Sullivan celebrates with fans from her home club Glen Rovers after defeating Kilkenny in the Liberty Insurance All Ireland camogie final at Croke park yesterday Picture: Eddie O'Hare
1667153 Donegal Senior Football Training & Press Day, MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal 18/9/2014 Manager Jim McGuinness with his son Jim Jr after training Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Cathal Noonan
1667149 18-9-2014: XXJOB: Security Breach, Paul Townsend beats Benemeade, Paul Carberry in the Kevin McManus Chase at Listowel Races on Thursday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
1667145 18/9/2014 Story David Raleigh. A number of Limerick business premises including this building on Henry Street which houses Irish Aid and some Social Welfare services were vandalised overnight with a can of spray paint. Picture Liam Burke Press 22
1667144 GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship Semi-Final, Croke Park, Dublin 31/8/2014 Dublin vs Donegal Kerry manger Eamonn Fitzmaurice with selector Diarmuid Murphy at the game Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy
1666710 xxjob 10/09/2014 - FEATURES - Images for the daily news feature on a march that occurred in 1971 that revolutionised the deaf community in Ireland. Pictured whilst rehearsing were Tony McElhatton, Jean O'Reilly, David Breslin, John Doyle, June O'Mahony and Larry Coogan. Picture Nick Bradshaw
1528372 EEjob 13/06/2013 Echo News Sinéad O'Leary, Amie Barrett, Marion Bradley, Breda Slowey, Carol Geary and Michelle Walsh, enjoying the fun at the Heineken 3rd annual volunteers' day in aid of the Simon Community, at the Kiln in the Heineken Ireland Brewery. Picture: David Keane.
SCA-SLH-v9037798 XXjob 18/09/2014 NEWS Don Trotter, David O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer, St Luke's Home, and Charles Olden, at the St Luke's Home Lunch, Irish Examiner Offices, Blackpool, Cork. Picture: Denis Scannell Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037510 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037509 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037507 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037506 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037505 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037504 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037503 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
Ebony-and-Irony-fest-037502 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
1666864 REPRO FREE 17/9/14 Launching the inaugural Ebony and Irony Fringe festival an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival in county Wexford, which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year are Tyrone Denniss and Niall Wickham photograph Mary Browne. Inaugural Fringe Festival Announced for New Ross Piano Festival   EBONY and IRONY FRINGE FEST   An inaugural Fringe Festival to the annual New Ross Piano Festival has been announced today (Wednesday September 17), the ‘Ebony and Irony Fringe Festival’ in New Ross Co. Wexford was developed as an addendum to the already very successful New Ross Piano Festival. Which takes place for the ninth year from September 25th – 28th this year.   The ethos of the Ebony and Irony Fest is to join forces with the already established Piano Festival and expand on the events and programme on offer to create a weekend for the whole family.   Co-ordinator of the Ebony and Irony Festival, Bettie-Marie Burger-Smit said: “In order for festivals to be able to access and have continued support from various agencies like Failte Ireland, they must attract a wider audience year on year, and create and increase in visitor numbers. We decided to give a hand by creating this event, in conjunction with the local businesses, and the support of the Chamber of Commerce, to assist in expanding the offering of the Piano Festival to even wider audiences.”   The Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest has a full programme of events, kicking off with a Piano Dual between local and renowned Wexford Pianist Toddy Walsh, and South African pianist Brynmore van Wyk. “Something akin to Zorro meets Liberace” with drama, humour and flare at 9pm on Friday 26 September – followed by continued piano and sing-a-longs.   Saturday is for the whole family, with workshops in various crafts, Looming, satire and humour, art, music syncopation and the list goes on – all in the name of fun. There will also be a full day of activities in Craft Central on the Quay, the Dunbrody Famine Ship as well as participating businesses and St Michael’s Theatre.   For the more active the annual Brandon House Hotel Hill run has been scheduled for 11am, in the morning, and this year it will form part of the Jack and Jill Foundation Hill Climb fundraiser.   On Saturday evening at the Brandon House Hotel the day ends with a stand up comedy night featuring two new and upcoming comedians. Fabu D is a Nigerian born comedian from Dublin that has built up quite the reputation on both sides of the border for his acerbic observations of Irish society, especially the Dublin community, and Steve Bennett – a native of Portlaoise who’s musical comedy has already delighted audiences in New Ross in the past. This will be followed by music, and some more entertainment on the resident piano. This is a strictly adults only event with strong language.   The Sunday will see the Fringe Fest end with the help of Guinness who has proudly engaged supported the festival, to celebrate their very own black and white offering in support of the Ebony & Irony Fringe Fest with an afternoon of live music. Weather permitting. For more details on the event and the most up to date programme, please visit  www.ebonyandirony.net see Visitwexford.ie or call 051-421703.   ENDS – September 17, 2014.   For further details, to arrange an interview or a visit contact Ann Power 086-3065588 Ann Power Powerhouse PR   T:   00353 86 3065588 E:   ann@powerhousepr.ie W:  www.powerhousepr.ie
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ND1409-Sep446ed817025 September 2014. A Red Panda cub at Fota Wildlife Park. The three-month old cub is the second to be born at the park, and the first cub for parents Bonnie and Pete. This coming Saturday, 20th Sep, is International Red Panda Day and Fota Wildlife Park are looking for the public's help to name the cub. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1409-Sep445ed817026 September 2014. A Red Panda cub at Fota Wildlife Park. The three-month old cub is the second to be born at the park, and the first cub for parents Bonnie and Pete. This coming Saturday, 20th Sep, is International Red Panda Day and Fota Wildlife Park are looking for the public's help to name the cub. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1409-Sep439ed817023 September 2014. ROG the cheetah at Fota Wildlife Park. ROG (named after Ronan O'Gara) celebrates his first birthday at the park this coming Saturday 20th Sep. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1409-Sep437ed817022 September 2014. ROG the cheetah at Fota Wildlife Park. ROG (named after Ronan O'Gara) celebrates his first birthday at the park this coming Saturday 20th Sep. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1408-Aug270pr802023 August 2014. Clodagh, a two-month old giraffe calf at Fota Wildlife Park. Clodagh recently joined the rest of the herd for the first time in the African savannah having recovered from a broken leg after birth. Born on the 22nd Jun to mother Aoife and father Walder, the calf suffered a broken leg in the first few hours after birth and had to spend six weeks with the leg in a cast. The arrival of Clodagh brings the Rothschild giraffe herd at Fota to 12. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1408-Aug268pr802022 August 2014. Clodagh, a two-month old giraffe calf at Fota Wildlife Park. Clodagh recently joined the rest of the herd for the first time in the African savannah having recovered from a broken leg after birth. Born on the 22nd Jun to mother Aoife and father Walder, the calf suffered a broken leg in the first few hours after birth and had to spend six weeks with the leg in a cast. The arrival of Clodagh brings the Rothschild giraffe herd at Fota to 12. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1408-Aug267pr802021 August 2014. Clodagh, a two-month old giraffe calf at Fota Wildlife Park. Clodagh recently joined the rest of the herd for the first time in the African savannah having recovered from a broken leg after birth. Born on the 22nd Jun to mother Aoife and father Walder, the calf suffered a broken leg in the first few hours after birth and had to spend six weeks with the leg in a cast. The arrival of Clodagh brings the Rothschild giraffe herd at Fota to 12. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
ND1408-Aug265pr802019 August 2014. Clodagh, a two-month old giraffe calf at Fota Wildlife Park. Clodagh recently joined the rest of the herd for the first time in the African savannah having recovered from a broken leg after birth. Born on the 22nd Jun to mother Aoife and father Walder, the calf suffered a broken leg in the first few hours after birth and had to spend six weeks with the leg in a cast. The arrival of Clodagh brings the Rothschild giraffe herd at Fota to 12. Image credit: Neil Danton. Copyright © Neil Danton 2014. Further info: Stephen Ryan, Head of Marketing, stephen@fotawildlife.ie +353 87 988 6016. Press Release image - no reproduction fee. Editorial use only. For use only in relation to caption and/or Client Press Release. No archive, No library, No distribution, No syndication.
listowel-wednesday000817371 17-9-2014: Happy facesin the crowd at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817370 17-9-2014: JP McManus arrives by helicopter with friends at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817368 17-9-2014: Siobhan and Ella Byrne from London, daughter and grandaughter of Patsy Byrne who won the 2013 national pictured at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817367 17-9-2014: Siobhan and Ella Byrne from London, daughter and grandaughter of Patsy Byrne who won the 2013 national pictured at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817366 17-9-2014:Vintage Nouveau, Pat Smullen on rails wins the Edmund and Josie Whelan Memorial Stakes at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817363 17-9-2014: Caroline, Donal and Olive O'Sullivan, Tralee pictured at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817362 17-9-2014: Johann Swanepoel and Elaine O'Connor from Listowel pictured at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
listowel-wednesday000817360 17-9-2014: James Arthur, Killarney, Tom Friel, London and Ger Brosnan, Killarney pictured at Listowel Races Kerry National Day on Wednesday. Picture by Don MacMonagle
Dyson-Award-UL-096817117 17/09/2014 STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01 GMT Thursday 18th September 2014 (After midnight tonight). 22 year old Limerick student wins €2,500 James Dyson award for his invention – a revolutionary new tube feeding system invention for patients who cannot ingest food normally.  Darren Lehane, who has just completed his bachelor’s degree in product design and technology at the University of Limerick invented NUTRIA after witnessing the hardship of his baby cousin, Danielle who had to use a feeding tube shortly after her birth.“It was horrible.  She had an awful time.  The tube kept falling out and the excess tube was taped to her face, giving her a rash.”Nutria will now progress to the international stage of the James Dyson Award and Darren will compete against design and engineering students from across the world for the grand prize of €36,000.NUTRIA's three-part system includes a nostril valve, which rests just inside the nostril, almost invisible from the outside, so excess tube is not exposed on the face; 2. A Terahertz radiation microschip, which shows the exact position of the tube inside the body on a smartphone screen, preventing the fatal consequences caused by mis-inserting the tube into the lungs; and 3. A re-engineered pump, which dramatically reduces the number of products and procedures involved in patient nutrition.For further press information/interviews: Emily Cox, Cox Communications, emilycox@coxcommunications.ie, 086 383 2703 Thanks Emily     Emily Cox, Cox Communications, emilycox@coxcommunications.ie, 086 383 2703www.coxcommunications.ie <http://www.coxcommunications.ie> Picture: Don Moloney / Press 22
Dyson-Award-UL-072817116 17/09/2014 STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01 GMT Thursday 18th September 2014 (After midnight tonight). 22 year old Limerick student wins €2,500 James Dyson award for his invention – a revolutionary new tube feeding system invention for patients who cannot ingest food normally.  Darren Lehane, who has just completed his bachelor’s degree in product design and technology at the University of Limerick invented NUTRIA after witnessing the hardship of his baby cousin, Danielle who had to use a feeding tube shortly after her birth.“It was horrible.  She had an awful time.  The tube kept falling out and the excess tube was taped to her face, giving her a rash.”Nutria will now progress to the international stage of the James Dyson Award and Darren will compete against design and engineering students from across the world for the grand prize of €36,000.NUTRIA's three-part system includes a nostril valve, which rests just inside the nostril, almost invisible from the outside, so excess tube is not exposed on the face; 2. A Terahertz radiation microschip, which shows the exact position of the tube inside the body on a smartphone screen, preventing the fatal consequences caused by mis-inserting the tube into the lungs; and 3. A re-engineered pump, which dramatically reduces the number of products and procedures involved in patient nutrition.For further press information/interviews: Emily Cox, Cox Communications, emilycox@coxcommunications.ie, 086 383 2703 Thanks Emily     Emily Cox, Cox Communications, emilycox@coxcommunications.ie, 086 383 2703www.coxcommunications.ie <http://www.coxcommunications.ie> Picture: Don Moloney / Press 22

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