Teams for Aidan Burke memorial

THE Aidan Burke Memorial Trophy is sure to attract keen interest this Friday (from 7pm) and Saturday (from 2pm). Teams are as follows:

Team A: Oran Kiely (Captain), Ian Brophy ( Vice- Captain), Chris Twomey, Patrick Cronin, Dermot Golden, Joan Casey, Diarmuid Frazer.

Team B: Filip Cashman (Captain), Liam O’Mahony ( Vice- Captain), Evan Burke, Derry Sheehan, Pat Breen, Deirdre Looney, Dolores Goggin.

Team C: Sean Murphy (Captain), John B Sheehan ( Vice- Captain), Conor Lehane, Michael Cashman, Michael Breen, Frank Reen, Denis Kiely.

Team D: Jack Tarrant (Captain), Evan O’Mahony ( Vice- Captain), Willie O’Keeffe, Adam Lyons, Denis Breen, Kevin McCarthy, Denis Tangney.

Team E: Shane Cronin (Captain), Danny O’Riordan( Vice- Captain), Daniel Heaney, Brian O’Sullivan, Gerard McCarthy, Shane McSweeney, Denis Twomey.

Team F: Caitriona Lehane (Captain), Maeve Flynn ( Vice- Captain), Barry Frazer, Edward O’Mahony, Michelle Whelan, Cian Golden, Mary O’Mahony.

Team G: Donagh Corkery (Captain), Luke Kelleher ( Vice- Captain), Donagh McAuliffe, Don O’Riordan, John Joe Dineen, Bridget Casey, Oisin McCarthy.

Team H: Lucas De Fritas (Captain), Alan McAuliffe ( Vice- Captain), Patsy Corcoran, Shane Browne, Eileen O’Riordan, Megan Golden, Sean Flynn.

Team J: Joseph Lennon Celene (Captain), Eoin Tarrant( Vice- Captain), Theresa Kelleher, Jimmy O’Sullivan, Sonya O’Riordan, Padraig O’Leary, William McCarthy.

Team K: Kate Tangney (Captain), Aine Tarrant ( Vice Captain), Evelyn McCarthy, Nicholas Pomeroy, Dermot Golden, Tom Coady;

Team M: Nicholas Buckley (Capt), Fionn Murphy( VC), David Crean, Matt Dennehy, Mark Purcell, Deirdre Tracey. MILLSTREET Tidy Town Association is striving to create a positive impression on the judges for the current tidy town competition.

It extends a plea to all to co-operate in maintaining litter-free streets.

Overall, the enthusiastic Millstreet Association are appealing to all business and householders to maintain their premises to a high standard.

Millstreet is again playing an active part in the Cork County Council-promoted Litter challenge, which bids to enhance the environment.

The objectives of the competition are to reduce litter pollution and to encourage community involvement in the solutions to litter.

Over the years, Millstreet has made a sustained effort to tackle such issues, especially litter and cigarette butts.

Everybody can play a part in, firstly, preventing litter or, secondly, volunteering one hour per week to Millstreet Tidy Towns.