Tuesday 23 December 2014

Cork WP Christmas Draw Results 2014

The Cork Region of the Workers' Party held its annual Christmas Draw at the Cotton Ball Bar, Mayfield at 9.30pm on Monday, 15th December, 2014.

The following were the winners in this annual Private Members Draw:







Prize
Ticket No.
Winner
1st
0397
John Jefferies, Cobh
2nd
0476
Sam McCarthy, Ballyphehane
3rd
0533
Sonya O’Neill c/o Sean McCarthy
4th
1476
Sean Crowley c/o Three Horseshoes Bar,  Dillon’s Cross
5th
2749
Shantell McCarthy, Mayfield
6th
1120
Richard Scannell, Dublin Hill, Cork
7th
1029
Eric Coughlan, Churchfield Avenue
8th
0006
Aaron Sherin, Mayfield
9th
0661
Nuala Crean, Mahon
10th
2875
Pat Cummins c/o Donie Crean
11th
0245
Martin Mason c/o Tom Mason
12th
0633
Nina Ahern Snr, Clonakilty
13th
0150
Willie Cronin c/o Donie Crean
14th
2607
John Brennan, Dripsey, Co. Cork
15th
2877
Pat Cummins c/o Donie Crean
16th
1051
Pat Tynan c/o Ted Tynan
17th
0429
Fiona McCarthy, Connolly Road, Cork
18th
0331
Gavin O’Callaghan, Mayfield
19th
0323
Sean Hales,  Bandon
20th
0416
Tom McCarthy, c/o Sean McCarthy
21st
0437
Tom McCarthy, c/o Sean McCarthy
22nd
0877
Roy Keating, Ballyphehane

All winners have been notified.  We would like to thank all those who donated prizes for the draw along.  Thanks also to all our ticket sellers and those who supported the draw.  We wish you Seasons Greetings and best wishes for the New year.

Peace, Work Democracy and Class Politics

Saturday 13 December 2014

Tynan demands action as Mayfield heating fails again


Cllr. Ted Tynan
A district heating system serving more than 200 houses and flats at Glenamoy Lawn and Ardbhaile in Mayfield on Cork’s Northside is giving trouble for a second winter in a row less than two years after a major overhaul was carried out.

Local Workers’ party Councillor, Ted Tynan, said dozens of residents in the local authority built estates are freezing in their homes just as the first sharp frosts of this winter begin to bite. 

Cllr. Tynan had raised the issue at a meeting of Cork City Council last February and had called for a thorough investigation to be carried out into the district heating system which relies on a large central boiler to feed hot water to the individual homes through under-floor piping.

“The system seems to function when demand for heating is average but when cold snaps such as the present one occur the heat doesn’t get to some of the homes leaving the occupants, including both elderly pensioners and families with young children, without any heating or with a bare minimum of heat” said Cllr. Tynan.