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dan-cotter-4 Examiner Farming and News Amy McKennedy and Gavin Sweetnam with their John Deere tractor at the Caheragh and District Vintage Club annual run which started at Minihane's Bar, Lisheen, West Cork, in aid of Co-Action Dunmanway Children’s Services. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-cotter-3 Examiner Farming and News Christy Keohane, John Hayes, Pat Dineen, Neili and Conor Crowley at the Caheragh and District Vintage Club annual run which started at Minihane's Bar, Lisheen, West Cork, in aid of Co-Action Dunmanway Children’s Services. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-cotter-2 Examiner Farming and News Committee members, Pat McCarthy, Tony O'Driscoll, Aidan McCarthy, John Collins and D.J. Dineen at the Caheragh and District Vintage Club annual run which started at Minihane's Bar, Lisheen, West Cork, in aid of Co-Action Dunmanway Children’s Services. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-cotter-1 Examiner Farming and News Bernie Cotter with Sammy and Sandy in their 04 Saab at the Caheragh and District Vintage Club annual run which started at Minihane's Bar, Lisheen, West Cork, in aid of Co-Action Dunmanway Children’s Services. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-cotter-1(1) Examiner Farming and News Bernie Cotter with Sammy and Sandy in their 04 Saab at the Caheragh and District Vintage Club annual run which started at Minihane's Bar, Lisheen, West Cork, in aid of Co-Action Dunmanway Children’s Services. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline Ciaran Joyce, Castlemartyr jumping for this midfield ball with Kevin Kavanagh, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-9 James Lawton, Castlemartyr getting away from David Drake, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-8 Barry Lawton, Castlemartyr going after his opposite number Eanna Desmond, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-7 Ciaran Joyce, Castlemartyr tangled up in this clash with David Drake, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-6 GAA referee Michael O'Mahony. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-5 Barry Lawton, Castlemartyr fielding this ball from Carrigaline players Kavin Kavanagh and Eanna Desmond in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-4 Barry Lawton, Castlemartyr winning this high ball from Kevin Kavanagh, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-3 Jamie Stack, Castlemartyr about to pick up watched by Rob O'Shea, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-2 Darragh Moran, Castlemartyr has his helmet knocked off in this clash with Finn O'Connell, Carrigaline in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-carrigaline-1 Eanna Desmond, Carrigaline winning this ball from Ciaran Joyce, Castlemartyr in their Co-Op Superstores premier I.H.C. match at Cobh. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-blood-1 The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Deridre Forde launched the Irish Blood Transfusion Service Lord Mayor's blood drive which will take place at the City Hall, Cork on the 21st and 22nd of September. Included are, Julieanna Kelly and Jenny O'Sullivan, IBTS, Chief Sup. Tomy Myers and Insp. Conor Dillon, Anglesea Street Garda Station, Cork City Fire Brigade Blue Watch station officer Vincent Farr, Barry O'Mahony, sub-officer, Ann Doherty, chief executive, CCC, and members of Cork City Council. Picture Dan Linehan
dan-bloccd-3 The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Deridre Forde launched the Irish Blood Transfusion Service Lord Mayor's blood drive which will take place at the City Hall, Cork on the 21st and 22nd of September. Included are, Julieanna Kelly and Jenny O'Sullivan, IBTS, Chief Sup. Tomy Myers and Insp. Conor Dillon, Anglesea Street Garda Station, Cork City Fire Brigade Blue Watch station officer Vincent Farr, Barry O'Mahony, sub-officer, Ann Doherty, chief executive, CCC, and members of Cork City Council. Picture Dan Linehan
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Lc-ukulele-05 Group Leader Denise Connolly and Mary Cronin attending the Wednesday Ukulele jamming session at Hollyhill Library, Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork. The group for Over 55yo's meet every Wednesday from 12noon to 1;30pm and new members/beginners are welcome. Advanced players meet on Tuesdays for the Holly Ukes jam sessions. Pic: Larry Cummins
Lc-ukulele-04 People attending the Wednesday Ukulele jamming session at Hollyhill Library, Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork. The group for Over 55yo's meet every Wednesday from 12noon to 1;30pm and new members/beginners are welcome. Advanced players meet on Tuesdays for the Holly Ukes jam sessions. Pic: Larry Cummins
Lc-ukulele-03 People attending the Wednesday Ukulele jamming session at Hollyhill Library, Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork. The group for Over 55yo's meet every Wednesday from 12noon to 1;30pm and new members/beginners are welcome. Advanced players meet on Tuesdays for the Holly Ukes jam sessions. Pic: Larry Cummins
Lc-ukulele-02 People attending the Wednesday Ukulele jamming session at Hollyhill Library, Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork. The group for Over 55yo's meet every Wednesday from 12noon to 1;30pm and new members/beginners are welcome. More advanced players meet on Tuesdays for the Holly Ukes jam sessions. Pic: Larry Cummins
Lc-ukulele-01 People attending the Wednesday Ukulele jamming session at Hollyhill Library, Harbour View Road, Knocknaheeny, Cork. The group for Over 55yo's meet every Wednesday from 12noon to 1;30pm and new members/beginners are welcome. More advanced players meet on Tuesdays for the Holly Ukes jam sessions. Pic: Larry Cummins
lc-ucc-10 Audience at the launch at the Aula Max, University College, Cork as Other Voices and UCC present Bringing It All Back Home in Cork on Thursday 29th September 2022. Pic Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-09 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-08 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
lc-ucc-08-(2) Philip King, South Wind Blows Producer , Other Voices founder and UCC graduate speaking at the Aula Max, University College, Cork as Other Voices and UCC present Bringing It All Back Home in Cork on Thursday 29th September 2022. Pic Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-07 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-06 The main Quadrangle at University College, Cork. XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-05 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-04 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
lc-ucc-04-(2) Crowds /guests watch Yenkee playing at the Aula Max, University College, Cork as Other Voices and UCC present Bringing It All Back Home in Cork on Thursday 29th September 2022. Pic Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-03 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-02 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-02-(2) Yenkee playing at the Aula Max, University College, Cork as Other Voices and UCC present Bringing It All Back Home in Cork on Thursday 29th September 2022. Pic Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-01 XX Mary Cate Smith feature on Monday. John Moriarty - second year student at University College Cork, (UCC). Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-ucc-01-(2) Yenkee playing at the Aula Max, University College, Cork as Other Voices and UCC present Bringing It All Back Home in Cork on Thursday 29th September 2022. Pic Larry Cummins
LC-stock-30(1) Stock generic image- phased return to schools, teachers, pupils, covid-19, coronavirus, online teaching, return to classrooms, school, learning, caution schoolchildren, road safety, unions, special needs, SNAs, education, students, books, schoolbags, wifi, home schooling, parents, childhood, schoolyard, fun, friends, principals, unions, health and well being, academic, social playtime, working from home. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-slow-camera-12 A selection of polaroid photos by Hermann Marbe (right) on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them eil be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-11 Jess Carson -Marbe, Artistic Director, Slow Camera Exchamge with her children AnnaRose and Otto Carson Marbe at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-10 Children AnnaRose and Otto Carson Marbe fool around in front of the camera at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-09 Children AnnaRose and Otto Carson Marbe fool around in front of the camera at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-08 Children AnnaRose and Otto Carson Marbe beside a selection of polaroid photos on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-07 Jess Carson Marbe, Artistic Director, Slow Camera Exchange at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-06 Jess Carson Marbe with children AnnaRose and Otto at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-05 Jess Carson Marbe with children AnnaRose and Otto at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them will be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-04 Self-portrait/test shot of Hermann Marbe on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them eil be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-03 A selection of portraits of members of the Westgate Foundation Social Club, taken by photographer Artem Trofimenko on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them eil be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-02 A selection of portraits of members of the Westgate Foundation Social Club, taken by photographer Artem Trofimenko on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them eil be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-slow-camera-01 A selection of polaroid photos by Hermann Marbe on display at Hollyhill Library. The Slow Camera Exchange will be launched at 6;30pm on Thursday September 8th at Hollyhill Library. Ireland's largest analogue camera collection and the works created by them eil be on display from 8th to 30th September 2022. The cameras and equipment were collected and used by artist Hermann Marbe during his lifetime. The Slow Camera Exchange has been created to remember Hermann's work and also to continue to encourage people from all walks of life to use analogue photography processes to slow down and see the world through different lenses. Pic: Larry Cummins @SlowCamExchange
LC-services-09 Saturday September 3rd 2022 is National Services Day. Local units of the Irish Coastguard, including Crosshaven, Guileen, Old Head of Kinsale, and Oysterhaven attended the National Services Day parade, with (right) Tim O'Keeffee at Kennedy Quay on National Services Day. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-draghunt-14 Dogs on the startline for the Maiden Race at the Donal O'Mahony Memorial Draghunt at Blarney on Sunday. Pic: Larry Cummins
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan08 Dylan O'Leary One Arena Fitness Manager, Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa, Edward Finn, One Arena owner and Gavin Webb, Douglas Gaa Games Promotion Officer. EEjob 08/09/2022. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan07 Edward Finn, One Arena Owner and Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan06 Edward Finn, One Arena Owner and Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan05 Edward Finn, One Arena Owner, Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa, Gavin Webb, Douglas Gaa Games Promotion Officer and Dylan O'Leary, One Arena Fitness Manager. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan04 Dylan O'Leary, One Arena Fitness Manager and Gavin Webb, Douglas Gaa Games Promotion Officer. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan03 Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa and Edward Finn, One Arena Owner. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan02 Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa and Edward Finn, One Arena Owner. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDouglasGaaAthleticDevPlan01 Gavin Webb, Douglas Gaa Games Promotion Officer, Dylan O'Leary, One Arena Fitness Manager, Brendan Murray, Chairperson Douglas Gaa and Edward Finn, One Arena Owner. EEjob 08/09/2022. Echo News/Echo Sport. Douglas Gaa Club launch their Athletic Development Plan for their players in all there club, Gaa, Camogie and Ladies football, at Douglas Gaa Club, Douglas, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.

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