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Triples Winners Brigid Davidson, Liam Over 55's Pairs Winners
McHugh, Keith McCulloch & Colum McHugh Valerie Witherow & Terence Patton
Crosshaven Triumph
Crosshaven Triumph
Cork Midleton Bowls Club staged their Annual Licensed
Cork
Fours Competition for Midleton Perpetual Trophy
Zone which ran over 6 days and attracted an entry of 288
Zone
players in 72 teams from all the leading clubs in the
Cork Zone and was held in the Midleton GAA Club
Pavillion.
In the second session of the finals day Wilton’s Kay McCarthy, Eileen Kiely, Neill O’Keeffe & Pat Mc-
Carthy beat Mitchelstown’s P. Lawton, A. Callanan, R. Cahill & V. O’Donnell); Crosshaven’s John
O’Connell, Graham Gill, Dean Foley & Annette O’Connell beat the other Wilton team of H. Burrows,
D. Moynihan, Mgt. Moynihan & Hubert Burrowes, meanwhile Sacred Heart’s Mary Murphy, Chris
Aherne, Peg Aherne & Tim Murphy got the better of the Lower Aghada team of C. Vicker, J. Murphy,
C. McGregor & L. Hickey.
Completing the qualifiers for the semi-finals Douglas GAA’s Norma Kelle-
her, Betty Kenneally, Danny Twohig & Tony Kenneally defeated Grange/Frank-
field’s S. Breen, L. O’Connor, S. O’Sullivan & B.S. Hamilton. At the Semi-final
stage Wilton beat Douglas GAA and Crosshaven beat the Sacred Heart team.
In the final played over seven ends Crosshaven’s John O’Connell, Graham
Gill, Dean Foley & Annette O’Connell defeated Wilton’s Kay McCarthy, Eileen
Kiely, Neill O’Keeffe & Pat McCarthy by the narrow margin of just a single shot
at 4 - 3. After six ends both teams were level at 3/3 but in a very exciting final
end Crosshaven scored the vital single that secured victory. From
From
Tadgh Barry, the Club Chairperson presented the Perpetual Trophy to An-
Michael J
nette O’Connell, the Skip) of the winning team and Peter O’Reilly, the Club Cap- Michael J
tain presented the Prizes to the players. The Umpires on duty for the final O’Shaugnessy
O’Shaugnessy
session were Albert Ruxton, Hazel Payne & Hazel Foley.

MAGAZINE LOST IN THE POST?
MAGAZINE LOST IN THE POST?
Over the years I have had a number of subscribers approach me saying they
never got their magazines and they must have been lost in the post. However,
on about three occasions, as I do hear things and word does get back to me,
they were not lost in the post but given away to a non-subscriber whose pic-
ture or an article including them was printed in a certain copy. I do hate being
taken advantage of as the magazine runs on a shoestring.
The readers then claim the magazine must have been lost in the post,
so I send them another one. I do know that things get lost in the post and I
have serious first-hand experience of it. However, in future I will not send an-
other copy but (no offence), will appeal to any reader who has finished with a good clean copy to
send it on, especially as I do not print a lot of spare copies.