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SCHOOL'S OUT...Time for work.....14yo Claudia Carroll-Murphy is the fourth generation of Murphy to work at The Roughty Foodie stall at The English Market, Cork City on Wednesday 8th December 2021, pictured with a bunch of mistletoe which unfortunately is in short supply this year. Hampers and festive floral bouquets are now available at the expanded stall in the market. Christmas shopping, consumers, trade, retail, business, footfall. Pic Larry Cummins

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SCHOOL'S OUT...Time for work.....14yo Claudia Carroll-Murphy is the fourth generation of Murphy to work at The Roughty Foodie stall at The English Market, Cork City on Wednesday 8th December 2021. Hampers and festive floral bouquets are now available at the expanded stall in the market. Christmas shopping, consumers, trade, retail, business, footfall. Pic Larry Cummins

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SCHOOL'S OUT...Time for work.....14yo Claudia Carroll-Murphy is the fourth generation of Murphy to work at The Roughty Foodie stall at The English Market, Cork City on Wednesday 8th December 2021, pictured with her mum Harriet Murphy. Hampers and festive floral bouquets are now available at the expanded stall in the market. Christmas shopping, consumers, trade, retail, business, footfall. Pic Larry Cummins

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14yo Claudia Carroll-Murphy is the fourth generation of Murphy to work at The Roughty Foodie stall at The English Market, Cork City on Wednesday 8th December 2021. Hampers and festive floral bouquets are now available at the expanded stall in the market. Christmas shopping, consumers, trade, retail, business, footfall. Pic Larry Cummins

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Paul Sheehan at their city centre administration office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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Paul Sheehan at their city centre administration office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work.

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Paul Sheehan at their city centre administration office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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Paul Sheehan at their city centre administration office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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(l to r) Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan with fundraising literature /letters at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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Miriam O'Brien, Charlie Fellows and Mairead O'Sullivan at their city centre office. Pic: Larry Cummins. Cork Simon Community fundraising and ongoing Christmas work. Irish Examiner Rebecca Laffan request.

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Past pupil Leanne Garde at the Cork Life Centre Christmas Craft Fair. Pic: Larry Cummins. Almost 100 works of art are ready for auction, as students and staff get ready for a busy Christmas. The craft fair — which begins at 7pm on Thursday, December 9 — has been an annual event since the Life Centre’s earliest days, and it has grown in size and popularity over the years. The Life Centre was founded in 2000 by Brother Gary O’Shea, offering educational opportunities to students let down by the conventional education system. When it opened it had five students, but it currently has 55 students. The craft fair is open to the public, and will take place outdoors at the centre’s Winter’s Hill premises in Sunday’s Well for the second year running. Life Centre deputy director Rachel Lucey told The Echo she was hoping for a repeat of last year’s “Christmassy” atmosphere.

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Past pupil Leanne Garde at the Cork Life Centre Christmas Craft Fair. Pic: Larry Cummins. Almost 100 works of art are ready for auction, as students and staff get ready for a busy Christmas. The craft fair — which begins at 7pm on Thursday, December 9 — has been an annual event since the Life Centre’s earliest days, and it has grown in size and popularity over the years. The Life Centre was founded in 2000 by Brother Gary O’Shea, offering educational opportunities to students let down by the conventional education system. When it opened it had five students, but it currently has 55 students. The craft fair is open to the public, and will take place outdoors at the centre’s Winter’s Hill premises in Sunday’s Well for the second year running. Life Centre deputy director Rachel Lucey told The Echo she was hoping for a repeat of last year’s “Christmassy” atmosphere.

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Past pupil Leanne Garde with wooden reindeers and Christmas cards available at the Cork Life Centre Christmas Craft Fair. Pic: Larry Cummins. Almost 100 works of art are ready for auction, as students and staff get ready for a busy Christmas. The craft fair — which begins at 7pm on Thursday, December 9 — has been an annual event since the Life Centre’s earliest days, and it has grown in size and popularity over the years. The Life Centre was founded in 2000 by Brother Gary O’Shea, offering educational opportunities to students let down by the conventional education system. When it opened it had five students, but it currently has 55 students. The craft fair is open to the public, and will take place outdoors at the centre’s Winter’s Hill premises in Sunday’s Well for the second year running. Life Centre deputy director Rachel Lucey told The Echo she was hoping for a repeat of last year’s “Christmassy” atmosphere.

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Past pupil Leanne Garde with wooden reindeers and Christmas cards available at the Cork Life Centre Christmas Craft Fair. Pic: Larry Cummins. Almost 100 works of art are ready for auction, as students and staff get ready for a busy Christmas. The craft fair — which begins at 7pm on Thursday, December 9 — has been an annual event since the Life Centre’s earliest days, and it has grown in size and popularity over the years. The Life Centre was founded in 2000 by Brother Gary O’Shea, offering educational opportunities to students let down by the conventional education system. When it opened it had five students, but it currently has 55 students. The craft fair is open to the public, and will take place outdoors at the centre’s Winter’s Hill premises in Sunday’s Well for the second year running. Life Centre deputy director Rachel Lucey told The Echo she was hoping for a repeat of last year’s “Christmassy” atmosphere.

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Current offers:

Prints ordered will not have the watermark. Postage of products within Ireland is INCLUDED in the prices displayed.
Delivery will be added to orders outside the Island of Ireland.
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**All framed photos to be collected from Fuji Photo Finish, 14 Penrose Quay, Cork T23 PCX7' - we will contact you when ready.

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