Everton AFC - Togher, Cork

The FAI Cup Draw 2008

Paul Desmond,Ray Leahy,Stephen Crowley & Denis Kavanagh at the 2008 FAI Cup Draw.

Congratulations to Paul Allen who has been awarded

Administrator of the Year 2008

by the Cork Schoolboys League.

Paul Allen receives his award from John Delaney

THE EVERTON SUPERDRAW 2008

RESULTS

1st Prize €10,000; Edward Doody

2nd Prize €3,000; Marie Higgins

3rd Prize €1,000; Ken & David Hurley

4th Prize €500; Colin Lyons

5th Prize €400; James & Elizabeth O'Donovan

6th Prize €300; Kevin Lucey

7th Prize €100; Don Walsh

8th Prize €100; Ann Desmond

9th Prize €100; Anthony Hayes

10th Prize €100; John Roycroft

Making the draw are Peace Commissioner Billy macGill,Club President Donal Linehan and Chairman Stanley Notte,

Congratulations to David Maguire who was Selected for The Cork Schoolboys Under-11 Team.

David Maguire,centre,photographed at The Mayfield Complex having played for the Cork team. Also in the picture is the Under 11 Manager & Child Liaison Officer for Everton, Gary Hackett and pictured with them both is David's Grandfather,former Everton player and legend Thomas Cronin.

The Lord Mayor of Cork Hosts a Reception for Everton & 50 Years in Football

Chairman Stanley Notte addresses the large gathering in the City Hall.

The FAI Cup Comes to The Gallows

Former Everton player, Joe Gamble, shows off the FAI cup in The Gallows

Club Superdraw 2008 is Launched

Chairman,Stanley Notte,Ger Cooke (Beamish & Crawford)and Club Secretary Stephen Crowley at the launch of the club Superdraw 2008.

Cork Schoolboys League Result Line

Home teams are responsible for sending in results. Text ( preferably ) to 086 4022626 or leave a voice message on the result line no later than 8.00 pm on the match day for weekend matches and no later than 10.00 pm on the matchday for night matches. If you wish you can also email results to eddieboy@eircom.net

Ray Terry Swims The English Channel

Ray Terry

Continuing the success of Cork swimmers, former Everton player Ray Terry recently made his solo successful swim across the English Channel in 14 hours and 31 minutes. Well-known on the staff of MacSweeny's photo shop in Oliver Plunkett Street, the 30-year-old Riverstick native trained with the Sandycove Island swimmers in Kinsale and is the fifth from that group to solo the Channel in the last 26 months.

The 21-mile crossing from Dover to France is considered the Mount Everest of open water swimming and has beaten more than 50 swimmers who failed in their attempts this summer. Ray started in bright sunshine, but the last five hours of his swim were in darkness as he battled tides. So far Ray has raised €40,000 for Marymount Hospice from his successful swim. Congratulations from everyone at Everton to Ray but it should be noted though that while he was an Everton player it was impossible to get him into the showers or turn up on a wet Sunday morning for a game for fear that he might get wet. Well done Ray.... everyone in Everton is proud of you.