ARTS & CRAFTS – 2010
Closing date for entries: Friday, 13th August 2010
All Entries and Entry Fees to:
Sheila Norris, Jamestown, Piltown, Co.Kilkenny.051-643332 or 087-669278
Irene Purcell, Ballyhenebry, Piltown, Co.Kilkenny.051- 643130
Tess O’Shea, Tower Road, Piltown, Co.Kilkenny. 051- 643222
Additional Craft Rules
No exhibitor will be awarded more than one prize in any one class.
Only items not previously displayed at the Iverk Show will be accepted.
All exhibits must remain on display until 5.00 pm on Show Day.
Committee reserve the right to cancel class (classes) due to insufficient entries.
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Sponsored by: Bank of Ireland ; All exhibits to Crafts Marquee on Show Grounds before 9.30 a.m. on Show morning. Prizes: 1st €20; 2nd €15; 3rd €10. Entry Fee: €3 |
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CLASS 1 |
Novelty Item, yarn or fabric |
1st Kathleen Major, 2nd Noreen Patterson, 3rd Claire Monahan, |
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CLASS 2 |
Fine Crochet, |
1st Julie Power, 2nd Catherine Moore, 3rd Sr Mary Agnes, |
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CLASS 3 |
Crochet, any yarn, minimum 4 ply |
1st Breda Elliott, 2nd Julie Power, 3rd Sr Mary Agnes, |
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Hand embroidery, various colours and yarns. |
1st Liz Patterson, 2nd Isabelle Walsh, 3rd Noreen Patterson, |
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CLASS 5 |
Tapestry |
1st Margaret McCormick, 2nd Isabelle Walsh, 3rd Mrs Lil Patterson, |
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CLASS 6 |
Cross-stitch. |
1st Grainne Condon, 2nd Noreen Patterson, 3rd Liz Patterson, |
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CLASS 7 |
Knitting – cotton. |
1st Nora Doran, 2nd Joan Matthews, |
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CLASS 8 |
Knitting – traditional Aran, any colour. |
1st Ita Dalton, 2nd Liz 3rd Mary Cummins, |
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CLASS 9 |
Multicoloured hand knit. |
1st Libby Grant, 2nd Sheila Norris, 3rd Miriam Twohig, |
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CLASS 10 |
Plain coloured hand knit. |
1st Isabelle Walsh, 2nd Ita Dalton, 3rd Yvonne Knight, Highly Commended: |
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CLASS 11 |
Design a Head-Dress for any occasion. |
no entries |
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CLASS 12 |
Best Cushion. |
1st Sharon Bent, 2nd Mrs Lil Patterson, 3rd Liz Patterson, |
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CLASS 13 |
Something New From Something Old |
1st Kay Maher, 2nd Ciaran Jensen, 3rd Kathleen Kennedy, |
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CLASS 14 |
Pottery |
1st Margaret McCormick, Strokestown, Co. Roscommon |
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CLASS 15 |
Christmas Decoration, any medium |
1st Margaret McCormick, 2nd Isabelle Walsh, 3rd Joan Matthews, |
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Patchwork |
1st Alys McGee, 2nd Kathy Donovan, 3rd Eilis Cardiff, |
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CLASS 17 |
Amateur Painting, Oils or Acrylics |
1st Lucy Somers 2nd Breda Nolan 3rd Stella Walsh, |
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CLASS 18 |
Amateur Painting, Watercolours or Pastels |
1st Bernadette Stanley, 2nd Joan O’Neill 3rd Eimear Nolan |
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CLASS 19 |
Decoupage |
1st Maura Hughes, 2nd Joan Matthews, 3rd Patricia Matthews, |
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CLASS 20 |
Poetry |
1st Joe Dunphy, 2nd Laurence O Gorman, 3rd NONE Highly Commended: |
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CLASS 21 |
Jewellery making, including beading, |
1st Kay Maher, 2nd Mary Birney, 3rd Eileen Doyle, |
| CLASS 22 |
Nicest Handmade Greeting Card |
1st Mary Birney, 2nd Sharon Bent, 3rd Shirley Power, Highly Commended: |
| CLASS 23 | Miscellaneous |
1st Joan Matthews, 2nd Mary Jenkins, 3rd Julie Power, |
| ADULT CLASSES |
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Best Piece of Needlework Julie Power, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford. Best Local Artist (classes 17 & 18) Stella Walsh, Kildalton, Piltown |
| Primary Children’s Section |
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All Entries and Entry Fees to: Prizes: Rosettes and: 1st €10; 2nd €7; 3rd €5. Entry Fee: €1.00 All items must carry the child’s name, entry class number (not the school class) and the name of the school on the back. Sponsored by: Dick Lonergan; Wheels Restaurant; Mary O’Shea; Michael Coady; Roadstone. The Breda McDonald Shield goes to the best overall exhibit from Classes 1, 2, & 12 |
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Class 1 |
Knitting |
1st Mollie Keech, 2nd Aoife Monahan, 3rd Catherine Hearne, 3rd Jessica Mok, |
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Class 2 |
Fancy work, e.g. Tapestry, Cross stitch, Crochet, Hand-Sewing etc. |
1st Elaine Power, 2nd Katy Long, 3rd Michael Cody, 3rd Emily Crowley, |
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Class 3 |
Jewellery Making |
1st Rebecca Barron 2nd Amanda Phelan, 3rd Hazel McEnery, |
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Class 4 |
Clay Modelling, 1st,2nd & 3rd Class. No play dough, plasticene or mala as it falls apart when it dries out. |
1st Alannah Fitzpatrick, 2nd Dara Harris, 3rd Thomas Barron, |
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Class 5 |
Clay Modelling, 4th, 5th & 6th Class No play dough, plasticene or mala as it falls apart when it dries out. |
1st Paige Cooke, 2nd Megan Byrne, 3rd Roisin Dunphy, 3rd John O’Dwyer, |
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Class 6 |
3D Item, 1st & 2nd Class |
1st Naoimi 2nd David Power 3rd Hannah & Abigail |
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Class 7 |
3D Item, 3rd & 4th Class |
1st Caleb Mok, 2nd Catriona Bowe, 3rd Sarah Kiely, |
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Class 8 |
3D Item, 5th & 6th Class |
1st Caoimhe Mackey, & Rebecca Fogarty, 2nd Mollie Keech, 3rd Aoife Monahan, 3rd Emma O’Sullivan |
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Class 9 |
Collage, individual entry. One entry per child |
1st Caleb Mok, 2nd James Phelan; Aoife Hickey, 3rd Abigail Coghlan, 3rd Kate Kearns, |
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Class 10 |
Collage, group entry |
1st Aine O’Donnell, Leo Capasso, Ellen Burke, 2nd Kate Fleming, Caitlin O’Connor, Aoife Hickey, Kari Lyse Campbell, Jackie Galvin, Newtown Upper 3rd Ciara Power & Seanin O’Connor Newtown Upper; Tadhg O’Sullivan, Conor Denny, Darragh Walsh, |
| Class 11 | Classroom Frieze |
1st 3rd & 4th Class, 2nd 1st & 2nd Class, 3rd Templeorum NS |
| Class 12 |
Support Your Team’- Hats, Scarves, Headband or Badges, Any Medium |
no entries |
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Class 13 |
Drawing, Sketch or Painting, Pre School, Group Entry |
1st Paudrig Egan 2nd Lauren Enright, 3rd Niamh Enright , |
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Class 14 |
Draw, Sketch or Paint, Junior & Senior Infants |
1st Amber Hickey, 2nd Eva Cullanan, 3rd Jennifer Murray, 3rd Adam Byrne |
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Class 15 |
Draw, Sketch or Paint, 1st & 2nd Class. |
1st Simon Connell, 2nd Luke McNamara, 3rd Hanah Daly, 3rd Angela McGuigan, |
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Class 16 |
Draw, Sketch or Pain, 3rd & 4th Class. |
1st Evehannah Cullen, 2nd Andrew Long, 3rd Shauna O’Dwyer, 3rd Michael Murphy |
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Class 17 |
Draw, Sketch or Paint, 5th & 6th Class. |
1st Roisin Duggan, 2nd Callie Power, 3rd Rory Doyle, |
| Class 18 |
Nicest Hand-made Greeting Card |
1st Laura Guiry, 2nd Rebecca Kinsella Kent, 3rd Aoife Monahan, St Eoghans 3rd Laura Dwyer, |
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Class 19 |
Poetry, (original) not exceeding 20 lines, 3rd & 4th Class |
1st Chloe Hurton 2nd Darren Silke 3rd Annie Laffan, Highly Commended: |
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Class 20 |
Poetry, (original) not exceeding 20 lines, 5th & 6th Class |
1st Shannon Freaney, 2nd Amyleigh Cahill & Siobhan Irish 3rd Sarah Kelly, Highly Commended: |
| Class 21 | Handwriting, Nursery Rhyme; Jack and Jill, 1st & 2nd Class |
1st Sadhbh O’Toole, 2nd Liam Barron, 3rd Hannah McGuirk, |
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Class 22 |
Filiocht | no entries |
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Class 23 |
Joined Handwriting, 3rd & 4th Class. The following excerpt from “The Salmon of Knowledge“ to be transcribed.
‘Finegas was a poet. He was one of the wisest men in all Ireland. He lived in a small, stone house by the banks of the river Boyne. Finegas had built the house himself many years before. He lived there alone, reading books and writing poetry. For many years Finegas stayed by the banks of the river. He watched carefully for a fish called the Salmon of Knowledge.’ |
1st Megan Ryan, 2nd Conor Condon, 3rdShauna O’Dwyer, |
| Class 24 | Creative Writing, Max.750 words, 3rd & 4th Class, original work. |
1st Meadhbh O’Brien, 2nd Danielle Cahill, 3rd Keeley Curran, |
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Class 25 |
Creative Writing, Max 750 words, 5th & 6th Class, original work. |
1st Sarah Kelly, 2nd Darragh Doyle, 3rd Siobhan Irish, |
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Class 26 |
Sceal Beag, uasmhéid 750 focail, Rang 5 & 6. |
1st Daithi Kedney, 2nd Micheal O’Conghaile, 3rd Ruarai Dubhail, Highly Commended: |
| Class 27 | On a Computer, design a poster for the Iverk Show | no entries |
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Class 28 |
Miscellaneous, 1st, 2nd & 3rd Class |
1st Joshua Mok, 2nd Libby Flavin, 3rd Naomi Power, 3rd Ruby Ware |
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Class 29 |
Miscellaneous, 4th, 5th & 6th Class |
1st Mark Power, 2nd Denis Hanrahan, 3rdJohn Hartery, |
| Class 30 | Best Item from a Special School | no entries |
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Best Overall Item, Classes 1,2,3 & 12 Elaine Power, St Leonards |
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Post-Primary School Section
ATTENTION POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS
THE MUNSTER EXPRESS PERPETUAL TROPHY + €200
The Munster Express has kindly donated a perpetual Trophy + €200
For the school with the highest accumulation of points in the Post Primary Art & Craft Section.
Points will be awarded to the first, second and third prize winners as follows:
1 st Prize – 4 points; 2nd Prize – 2 points; 3 rd Prize – 1 point.
The entry must carry the school stamp.
Further enquiries to
051 – 643130 or 051 – 895144
Individual entries with school stamp are eligible
for the Perpetual Trophy + €200.
All Entries and Entry Fees to:
Sheila Norris, Jamestown, Piltown,051 643332 087-6692785
Irene Purcell, Ballyhenebry, Piltown, 051-643130or to
Kitty Kinsella, Clogga, Mooncoin, 051-895144
All items must be named and classed.
Prizes: Rosettes and: 1st €12; 2nd €8; 3rd €5.
Entry Fee: €2.
Special prizes of €50 to best overall piece of woodwork, (classes 32 & 42) in Junior and Leaving Cert Grades,
Kindly sponsored by: Kennington Joinery Works and Gay Doyle Construction.
| 1st to 3rd YEARS |
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Class 31 |
Engineering/ Metalwork , Min Size Approx 6” X 4” |
1st Darragh Byrne, 2nd Padraigh Walsh, 3rd Dean Brophy, |
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Class 32 |
Woodwork |
1st James English, 2nd Luke Kedney, 3rd Richard Dunphy, |
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Class 33 |
Pottery |
no entries |
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Class 34 |
Craft & Design (art) including screen,lino or fabric printing, batik etc. |
1st Brian Mullally, 2nd Jade Cuddihy, 3rd Sharon Morrissey, |
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Class 35 |
Drawing, sketch, painting or pastels. |
1st Darragh Byrne, 2nd Arabella Wells, 3rd Mateuz Romek, |
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Class 36 |
Modelling, any medium. |
1st Kieran Lonergan, 2nd Eanna Hardesty, 3rd Dale O’Hanlon, |
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Class 37 |
Yarn Work, to include knitting, crochet, tapestry, embroidery etc. |
1st Aisling Jones, 2nd Aoife Donnelly, 3rd Liam Elvidge, 3rd Fiona Coogan, |
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Class 38 |
Fabric Work, to include sewing, patchwork, quilting, etc. |
1st Brid Barron, 2nd Alannah Murphy, 3rd Kristina Fitzgerald, 3rd Laura Farrell, |
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Class 39 |
Poetry. |
1st Eva Bak, 2nd Emma Blake, 3rd Luke Kedney, |
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Class 40 |
Miscellaneous. |
1st Jade Tobin, 2nd Dana Murphy, 3rd Claire Murphy, |
| 4th to 6th YEARS |
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Class 41 |
Engineering/ Metalwork, Min Size Approx 6” X 4” |
1st Kieran Bergin, 2nd James Commins, 3rd Tony McGrath, |
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Class 42 |
Woodwork |
1st Shane Walsh, 2nd Tony McGrath, 3rd Sean Walsh, |
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Class 43 |
Pottery |
no entries | |
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Class 44 |
Craft & Design (art) including screen, lino or fabric printing, etc. |
1st Tara Ryan, 2nd Ellen Hanley, 3rd Zach McDonald, |
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Class 45 |
Drawing, sketch, painting or pastels. |
1st Ellen Hanley, 2nd Marion Hughes, 3rd Gillian Murray, |
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Class 46 |
Modelling, any medium |
1st Jamie Phelan, 2nd Pauric Gahan, 3rd Liam Phelan, |
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Class 47 |
Yarn Work, to include knitting, crochet, tapestry, embroidery etc. |
1st Cira Maher, 2nd Patricia Lenard, 3rd Rachel Lynch, |
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Class 48 |
Fabric Work, to include sewing, patchwork, quilting, batik etc. |
1st Grace O’Mahony, 2nd Grainne Egan, 3rd Kate Holland, |
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Class 49 |
Poetry |
1st Brendan Burke, 2nd Jason Phelan, Highly Commended |
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Class 50 |
Miscellaneous |
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Best overall woodwork (1st – 3rd years) James English, CBS Carrick on Suir Best overall woodwork (4th – 6th years) Shane Walsh, Colaiste Cois Suire |
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| BONNY BABY COMPETITION |
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Categories: 0 – 6 months; 7 – 12 months; 13 – 18 months Entries taken at 1.30 p.m. on show-day at the Secretary’s Office on the Show Grounds Judging at 2.45 p.m. Entry Fee: €5 per entry Every Baby Gets A Prize! Kindly sponsored by:
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