SAT 25th 2011
Many thanks to
Lismore & Cappoquin
Credit Union and all our
local sponsors, listed below, for their
support!
Barron’s Bakery, Con Barry, Toss Bryan, Buttons Bar, Cappoquin Heritage Group, Cappoquin Poultry, The Central Bar, CIL Precision Ltd, Clashmore Boarding Kennels, Pat Coffey, The Cornerstone Restaurant, Costins, Noel Cummins, Diageo/JoanneO'Donovan nee Looby, Feericks, Flynns, John Foley, Frahers Bus Hire, Johnny Geary, Glanbia Co-op, Mary Hely, Houlihans, Lismore, its-kd.com, Jasmine Takeaway, Karen's, Kellehers, Kenirys, Tallow, Knockalara Cheese, Knockanore Cheese, Paddy Lehane, Lismore & Cappoquin Credit Union, Arthur Maderson, Marguerite’s Hair Salon, Market House, Masons, Billy McCarthy, Mary McGrath, Meadowfresh, The Meat Centre, Eric Moore, Aisling Morrissey, Mary Murray, O&A Hair Salon, Paul Ormonde, Post Office/Titelines, The Railway Bar, Richmond House, William Scanlon, Shaw’s , The Sportsman’s, Billy Tobin, Truly Irish, Aidan Walsh, Walsh's Hotel.
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9.00AM - 2.00PM
Camogie Blitz U12
10.00am
GAA Grounds
Contact: Trish 087-6843007
Brushstrokes
A painting workshop with local artists.
All amateur painters welcome but spaces limited. Please bring own materials and easel. €10 donation to Solas Centre.
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Venue Cappoquin Community Centre
Contact Noel 087-7608639

Cappoquin Local Anglers Club
Fishing Competition Venue: River Blackwater 10.00am
Confined to Members only
Presentation of prizes in Boathouse at 7.30pm
Food Producers Market
10.30am - 1.30pm
The Square
Contact Esther 087-7815167
Recession Olympics
Hosted by Cappoquin Civic Link Heritage Group - Old fashioned games that won't break the bank
Green Street
Contact: Cara 087-9664513

Battle of the Bars
Green Street
Relay Team Event (3 members per team) €5 per team in aid of Solas Centre, Waterford
Contact: Christine 087-7684235
The Blackwater Crossing
Hurling Long Puck with local & intercounty hurling stars. Charity event in aid of the Solas Centre, Waterford
The Boathouse
Contact: Kevin 087-6501042/Cara 087-9664513
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Another Fine Mess
An Exhibition by James O'Donoghue and Noel O'Donoghue
Venue Cappoquin Community Centre
Sat 11.00am - 7.pm
Contact Noel 087-7608639
Raffle for a commission of works in aid of Solas Centre

FLORAL
EXHIBITION
"Music & Flowers"
Venue: St. Anne’s Church
Exhibition by the talented florists of
West Waterford
Saturday 12pm-4pm
Contact: Olivia 087-7916098
Market on the Square 2011

Recession Olympics 2009

Blackwater Crossing 2010
More photos HERE
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The
legend of The Cappoquin Cornerstone
The
story goes that one of the occupiers of Cappoquin Castle was a
poet named Tomas Ban Fitzgerald. Because of an enemy's curse he
fell on hard times and did a deal with the Devil - in the guise
of two 'Maistini' or Hell Hounds. They made him prosperous again
in return for the promise that he would give them his first born
son.
Because
he was a bachelor and had no son anyway, Tomas was happy with
his bargain. However, years later, he married a French noblewoman
who bore him a son whom they christened Muiris.
Soon
the Maistini came to take the child but Tomas refused. Days later
the boy mysteriously died followed soon after by his mother who
died of a broken heart. Consumed with grief, Tomas decided to
leave Ireland forever and lived out his remaining years in a French
monastery. Before he left he had the cornerstone of the Castle's
fireplace, upon which his deal with the hell Hounds had been written,
taken out and rolled far away from the Castle to the spot at the
end of modern Castle Street where it now lies.
From
"Cappoquin, A Walk Through History" by Melanie O'Sullivan
and Kevin McCarthy
Visit Cappoquin Civic Link for more local information
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