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JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT THE COMMODORE HOTEL

Would you like to join our team? We’re looking for Full and Part-time Waiting Staff
and Bar Staff. Experience is essential, forward your cv to humanresourcecommodor-
ehotel@gmail.com

Part-time Receptionist: We are looking for a part time Receptionist to join our team,
to apply please forward CV to humanresourcecommodorehotel@gmail.com
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DKH HAIR SALON REQUIRE PART-TIME BEAUTY THERAPIST
We are looking for a part time beauty therapist to join our team...
* Must have C.I.B.T.A.C / C.I.D.E.S.C O
* Be trained in gelish/shellac
* Be trained in lycon/hot wax
Please mail CV’s to dkhhair@gmail.com or post to 3 Harbour Row, Cobh
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Cobh’s favourite son Jimmy Crowley is going to be performing his exciting
new show Songs from The Beautiful City at the Triskel Arts Centre Cork for 4 shows
from 27th Sept to 29th Sept.

This new show will tell the history of the people of Cork through Jimmy’s
wonderful ballads intertwined with archive images and footage. There is a facebook
page called Songs of the Beautiful City for all to enjoy.
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East Cork Harbour Marathon, Half-Marathon and 10k Road Races
A big thumbs up to all of our members who took on the various distances in a wet Aghada last
Saturday. A big shout out to the resplendent Trevor Cummins, who was 3rd man over the line
in the 10 km event, having ran alongside the legendary Catherina McKiernan for a spell, who
then showed him her heels over the latter portion of the race. There ain’t no shame in that,
though!

“I have to thank the gracious Catherina McKiernan for allowing me take 3rd spot on the po-
dium, as I actually finished 4th overall behind the former Olympian who was happy enough to
take the honours as first lady home.
When she arrived on my shoulder around the 7 km mark we both agreed that we might benefit
from each other’s company for the rest of the way home. That was until about 400m later
when she absolutely burnt me! Still, a long overdue PB and some nice memories to take away
from a good day will do me fine!”
Marathon:
Lynne Doherty 3:42:31
Mick Daly 4:30:49
Half Marathon:
Patrick Power 2:06:26

10 km:
Trevor Cummins 37:07, Greg McCauley 54:50, Rose Roberts 1:00:00, Declan O’Connor
1:00:00, Fiona Perryman 1:01:32, Karen Doyle 1:01:33, Sinead Mac Coitir 1:01:41, Eileen
Mccarthy 1:03:24, Anne McKeown 1:03:26, Angie Lawlor 1:07:03, Carol Leahy 1:12:54, Karen
O’Neill 1:24:32