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Hannah Sheehy with possession for Skibbereen. Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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Robbie Smith, President Munster LGFA presents the cup to Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, who were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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One-week old newborn baby Aifric O'Mahony, daughter of teacher and coach Ella Ryan-O'Mahony, was the youngest spectator at the game..... Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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One-week old newborn baby Aifric O'Mahony, daughter of teacher and coach Ella Ryan-O'Mahony, was the youngest spectator at the game..... Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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Skibbereen Community School, captained by Amy McKennedy, were winners of the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association Munster PPS Senior A Final at Banteer Co Cork. Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee 3-07 to Skibbereen CS 4-14. Pic Larry Cummins

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Demolition of the R & H Hall silos at Kennedy Quay are underway as the face of the docklands changes. Pic Larry Cummins

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Birthday celebration on Thursday 29 March 2024 for school founder Mary O'Donovan (RIP) who would have been 100 years old on Wednesday 28th February 2024. A mass / celebration was held on THURSDAY 29th. Eimear Coughlan, Chairperson, Senior School committee, Margaret Kelly, past pupil, parent of pupils, and teacher, with (right) Catherine MacHale (nee Foley) who started in the junior school in 1951, pictured at Scoil Mhuire JUNIOR school, Sidney Place, Cork. Pic Larry Cummins

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Birthday celebration on Thursday 29 March for school founder Mary O'Donovan (RIP) who would have been 100 years old on Wednesday 28th February 2024. A mass / celebration was held on THURSDAY 29th. (middle) Principal Ka Lingwood, with 6th class pupils Ailish Martin (Head Girl), Emily Sisk, (Monitor), Jenny Sheridan (Deputy Head Girl) and Naomi O'Leary, (monitor) enjoying some cakes with (from left) Ruth O'Leary, Margaret Kelly, Aoife Horgan, Eimear Coughlan, Denise Mansfield, (former teacher and Principal) and Pat Daly at Scoil Mhuire JUNIOR school, Sidney Place, Cork. Pic Larry Cummins

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Birthday celebration on Thursday 29 March for school founder Mary O'Donovan (RIP) who would have been 100 years old on Wednesday 28th February 2024. A mass / celebration was held on THURSDAY 29th. Principal Ka Lingwood, with 6th class pupils Ailish Martin (Head Girl), Emily Sisk, (Monitor), Jenny Sheridan (Deputy Head Girl) and Naomi O'Leary, (monitor) enjoying some cakes at Scoil Mhuire JUNIOR school, Sidney Place, Cork. Pic Larry Cummins

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Birthday celebration on Thursday 29th March for school founder Mary O'Donovan (RIP) who would have been 100 years old on Wednesday 28th February 2024. A mass / celebration was held on THURSDAY 29th. (front left) Principal Ka Lingwood, with pupils Lolly Murphy and Siofra Buckley and teaching staff of the junior school of Scoil Mhuire JUNIOR school, Sidney Place. Pic Larry Cummins

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Birthday celebration on Thursday 29 March for school founder Mary O'Donovan (RIP) who would have been 100 years old on Wednesday 28th February 2024. A mass / celebration was held on THURSDAY 29th. Principal Ka Lingwood, with pupils of the junior school and special guests including past pupils and retired staff at Scoil Mhuire JUNIOR school, Sidney Place. Pic Larry Cummins

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Lower Glanmire Road, Cork. A light-rail commuter train heading east to Cobh/Midleton from Kent Station. Rail fares, tickets, public transport, towns, connections, railways, trains, Pic: Larry Cummins

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ECHO SPORT- Under 20 hurling challenge match- Cork vs Wexford at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Jack Leahy (Dungourney takes a free for Cork.. Pic Larry Cummins

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Jack Mullane in action for Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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Diarmuid in action for Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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Players in action at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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Jamie in action for Scoil Ursula, Blackrock, Cork at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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Boys from Gaelscoil de hIde, Fermoy Co Cork at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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Team from Scoil Ursula, Blackrock Cork at the soccer blitz. The FAI Primary 5’s schools soccer competitions are running across Ireland. Sixteen teams from Cork Primary schools took park in the local competition on the all-weather pitches at Carrigtwohill Community Park, on Friday 1st March 2024, run by FAI football development officer Derek Coughlan (tel 086- 0831076) . Pic Larry Cummins. PR from FAI website- This year’s programme has seen an increase of 205 schools sign up with a rise of 75 per cent participation rate in Cavan, Louth, Meath, Tipperary and Waterford. The Football for All section has also expanded this year with 30 schools entered – a 46 per cent increase on last year. The Primary 5s is a 5-a-side competition which is open to boys and girls from 4th, 5th and 6th class, and puts emphasis on fun and inclusivity. The blitz day format is co-ordinated at local level with the assistance of a network of FAI Development Officers and local primary school teachers. These personnel co-ordinate events at county level with qualifying schools progressing to regional, provincial and National Finals. The programme will see 2,007 schools engaged in the competition with 41,712 students participating this season with a remarkable 45 per cent of those participants female.

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