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"Unlocking a person's potential to maximise their own performance"
Sir John Whitmore, Chairman, Association for Coaching
The International Coach Federation (ICF) define coaching as
"An ongoing professional relationship that helps people produce extraordinary results in their lives, careers, businesses and organisations. Through the process of coaching, clients deepen their learning, improve their performance and enhance their quality of life."
Coaching is a process that enables people to achieve extraordinary and sustainable results.
We work in an equal partnership with clients and invite them to clearly define their agenda and desired outcomes.
Based on Transactional Analysis principles, we hold the belief that people are capable, can think change and grow, and will find the best solution for themselves.
In order for the coaching process to be effective it is critical that a clear coaching agreement is established, that the client goals and results are fully defined. Clients are invited to create measures of success, and to track their progress towards their goals.
Coaching relationships are built, based on trust and respect and clients are invited to be authentic in their work and leadership. In this context we offer support and challenge in equal measure, working transparently, sharing curiosity and any questions arising.
We hold awareness of the wider system and its impact, as well as people's opportunity to influence or shift the broader organisation culture. This means we can be sensitive to any systemic behaviours and beliefs, which are fed back to the client. This can lead to significant shifts of thinking and rejection of previously held assumptions.
As delivery focused coaches, we invite people to achieve tangible results by asking themselves what they are going to do differently as a result of coaching, and what impact their doing and thinking differently will have on others around them, and on achieving their objectives.
Bernadette will lead an online discussion on behalf of the International Coach Federation.
ICF CCEUs are available for this webinar.
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Tickets will be available on Eventbrite or use the contact form to book a place.
A practical guide to how leaders can create and sustain high performing teams
Use the contact form if you'd like an information pack or are interested in knowing more about this workshop.
2 December 2019
14 January 2020
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Written By Wendy Mak
As a personal stylist I was shocked at this awful photo-shop job on one of America's most beautiful and funniest women, Melissa McCarthy (she of Bridesmaid movie fame amongst others). If you missed it, then catch up on it here.
Looking at that, I was again reminded of how we're constantly being taught by large groups of media & retailers to obsess about our body AND to believe that a thinner frame is the ultimate "ideal".
This hits close to home for me…
I've seen first-hand how the pressure of what we see in shop windows, magazines and on TV, can cause women with absolutely normal and healthy bodies to scrutinise themselves – and pick out flaws in themselves.
I'm not saying that learning how to camouflage problem areas is a bad thing. On the contrary – my job as a fashion stylist has been to help my clients best dress themselves to give them the ultimate in confidence.
What I am saying is this: let's not see negatives where there really aren't any.
The fact is most of us can be guilty of comparing today with yesterday. We compare our today self with the younger, slimmer, trimmer version and then we look at say, our arms and think "gee they don't look so flash anymore".
We forget that to someone who's just met us, your arms look absolutely perfect!! They have NO IDEA what our arms looked like 10 years ago – their only barometer is what they see in us right now, today.
And THAT my friends, should be our only barometer too.
Can we change how we perceive our bodies?
It's not an easy journey to love and accept your body for what it is. But I hope this video will help you to pause and re-consider how you perceive your body, if only for a second.
(I should warn you I felt very passionately about this and recorded this video in one straight take so please forgive any blips or stumbles on my part!!)
So please share this message and video today because you never know who may need it…. Love and appreciate your body, the amazing growth and transformation it will take and it will love you back. For as long as your body is healthy, you are already the winner.
With love, style & happiness!


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Immigration confirms blacklisting of foreign journalists
MANILA, Philippines —The Bureau of Immigration confirmed Saturday it has banned nine foreign journalists from the country for heckling President Benigno Aquino III in Indonesia last year.
In a statement, bureau spokesperson Elaine Tan said the journalists were blacklisted on the recommendation of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency for "acts committed against the President during a summit in Bali, Indonesia."
"Following normal protocol, the endorsement by NICA resulted to [the] issuance of a blacklist order against the identified foreign nationals," said Tan.
She did not identify the journalists who have been on the agency's blacklist since June as undesirable aliens.
The nine journalists apparently shouted questions at President Aquino during the APEC summit in Bali, Indonesia, a year ago. They had yelled questions at Aquino regarding the 2010 hostage crisis in Manila, which led to the death of eight Hong Kong residents.
Tan clarified the immigration bureau's procedures on blacklisting of foreign nationals who are out of the country.
She cited Memorandum Order No. ADD-01-005 dated March 29, 2001 which lists down grounds upon which foreign nationals may be excluded or disallowed entry to the country.
One of the grounds, anchored on the interest of public safety, is when a foreign national shows disrespect or makes offensive utterances to symbols of Philippine authority.
Information on a foreign national is gathered by the BI through various sources, including the NICA, Department of Foreign Affairs, Department of Labor and Employment, and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, whose assessment is given much weight as they are considered to be in a better position to verify the information.
"We have close coordination with local law enforcement agencies and counterparts abroad to ensure that no undesirable foreign national enters, or remains in the country, as the case may be," she said.
Tan said the rule is that a foreign national deemed to be undesirable while he is in the country is charged for deportation; if he is outside, he is simply placed on the blacklist.
"The rationale is that the subject is a threat to public safety and blacklisting minimizes that risk," Tan said.
A person who has been included on the blacklist may, however, contest the fact by filing a request with the Commissioner of Immigration.
"If he submits sufficient proof to reverse the blacklist, it may be lifted accordingly," Tan said.
Palace denies blacklisting of HK journalists
Regret, yes, PH apology, no; HK case unresolved
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In April, the inSwindon BID Company started its third BID term following a successful BID Renewal, I am delighted that myself and the inSwindon Team will have the opportunity to continue its pledge to create a vibrant town centre, we can all be proud of, where businesses prosper, our communities thrive and visitors value the Swindon town centre as a destination of choice. We are working with the Swindon Advertiser to produce the 'inSwindon Advertiser' which is aimed at providing you with an insight as to what is happening in the town centre.
We kicked off with our first event on Sunday 23rd April, where the whole town centre came together to celebrate the annual St. George's Day Festival. As well as celebrating all things English including our St. George's Day Parade and free entertainment for all to enjoy, we also saw the Best of Swindon Talent Competition in its second-year return to Wharf Green.
The highlight for me was leading the parade with the Mayor of Swindon, Councillor Eric Shaw. The whole town centre stood still as St. George, a Damsel and Dragon made their way down Regent Street with the Britannia Majorettes Band and the Minniettes.
This year's Best of Swindon talent finalists were all at a very high standard and we had such a hard task to choose the winner. 1st place went to Masie Long aged 10, who impressed us all with her Irish dancing skills. In second place was Sophie Simpkins who perfectly sang a ballad and hit every note. Taking third place was singing duo Kody Bowler and Reanna Nolan. Thank you to everyone who took part and made the competition truly memorable.
Next month, plans are underway to transform the whole town centre into a Pirate Fest! There will be so much going on for all the family to enjoy (Further information available on page 4).
A string of new retailers has opened in the Swindon town centre over the past few months. Among these is Kingsley Smythe - they have just opened a brand-new store opposite Starbucks in the Brunel Shopping Centre. A family-run business offering a stunning variety of quality teak garden furniture and a vast collection of detailed, interesting hand-carved ornaments and accessories to enhance any home or garden. Other new stores include Mcctaffs Cakes and Tearoom located in the Brunel Centre, American Sweets on Regent Street, Greggs on Canal Walk and Second Cup Coffee in the Parade Shopping.
InSwindon BID Company is very much behind the Switch on to Swindon Campaign to change perceptions of Swindon and put it in the spotlight as being a great place to live, work, invest in and visit. Last month, I attended the first Switch on to Swindon Ambassador breakfast event, held at the National Self Build and Renovation Centre. It was great to see so many passionate businesses coming together to get behind this campaign and highlight the strength of Swindon.
I would encourage as many people/businesses as possible to get behind this campaign and tell their stories and of course to sign up to become an ambassador. To find out more, please visit switchontoswindon.com.
It's great to see so many visitors spending their leisure time in the Swindon Town Centre, I am pleased to report that footfall was up by 1.6% for January – March 2017 against the same period last year, which is bucking the general footfall trend for both the UK and in the South West. Have you been in the town centre recently? If you haven't I am sure you will see some very positive changes on your next visit and for those regular shoppers please continue to support the town centre – our plans over the next 12 include a comprehensive programme of events, working to bring in new businesses, partnership working to improve the town centre's appearance, increasing our team of Street Ambassadors to welcome visitors and a new improved and user friendly town centre website.
I hope you enjoy reading about what we have planned for you over the next couple of months and find it useful - don't forget that you can keep in touch with everything that is happening in the town centre by visiting our website www.swindontowncentre.co.uk
Best wishes
Di Powell, InSwindon BID Chief Executive


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Walk DVRC Position Paper - Creating spaces that deliver better lives to Hong Kong citizens
The Walk DVRC initiative
Nielson Market Research on Sheung Wan Fiesta
Sheung Wan retailers show strong support for a Fiesta to showcase historic trade
Proposed Tram & Pedestrian Precinct in Des Voeux Road Central: Summary Report (2014)
Proposed Tram & Pedestrian Precinct in Des Voeux Road Central: Appendices Booklet ( Appendix 1: Air Quality, Appendix 3: Urban Design Proposal) (2014)
Proposed Tram & Pedestrian Precinct in Des Voeux Road Central: Appendix 2: Traffic Review For Potential Tram Precinct on Des Voeux Road Central
Improving Our Central City Area: The First Phase of the Des Voeux Road Pedestrian Precinct (2003)
Policy responses and recommendations
Is Convenient the same as Smart?
The government should go further to make the city more liveable, rather than more convenient.
How a walkable Hong Kong can make the city smarter
Holistic thinking will amplify the government's efforts in promoting walkability and liveability through the smart city investment.
Useful information on walkability, liveability and holistic planning & design
Measuring and Improving Walkability in Hong Kong Introduction of CEx WALKScore – An Assessment Tool
Hong Kong 2030+: Towards a Planning Vision and Strategy Transcending 2030
Cities Alive: Towards a walking world
Step Up Downtown: Vision & Tactical Plan for Downtown Cleveland
Tactical Urbanism 4 - Australia and New Zealand
The Urbanite Project - Open City Challenge
Tactical Urbanism 5 - Italy
Tactical Urbanists Guide to Materials and Design Version 1.0
Designing Sustainable Cities
Public Space and Public Life
PM2.5 Pollution along the Tramway Study
Cities safer by design guidance and examples to promote traffic safety through urban and street design
The city at eye level
Global age friendly cities: A guide
The Neighborhood series
Local leaders_ Healthier communities through design
Street Design Manual
Placemaking and the future of cities
Streets as public spaces and drivers of urban prosperity
Tactical Urbanism 2
The case for healthy places
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Walkable and Bikeable cities_lessons from Seoul and Singapore
Measurement and Analysis of Walkability in Hong Kong
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After the full results were out, I tried to find out how the Gujarat karmacharis had voted. The only way was to get party-wise breakup of the postal ballots, which the CEO's office had. My desire to get the breakup became stronger after I was told that Congress should thank its stars that, at two places, Kalol and Sojitra, it could win by a very thin margin thanks to the karmacharis' postal ballots. I officially tried obtaining the list, but I was told by Karwal, a Gujarat cadre IAS bureaucrat on deputation to the Election Commission, that newspersons were "not entitled to get constituency-wise results of the postal ballots"; she added, only "registered political parties were." Someone commented, she was trying to "play safe", to which I strongly objected. "She had nowhere else to go but join the Gujarat government, once she returns from deputation", was the remark. Be that as it may, finally, one of my friends helped me get the list from the CEO's office. It was absolutely revealing. Out of a total of 182, majority of karmacharis had voted for the BJP only in 52 constituencies!
I was left wondering: What made Modi offer the mysterious figure of 70 per cent karmacharis having voted in his favour? After all, he had won the polls hands down. Why was he seeking to provide wrong information? Till now, karmacharis would fear that their identity would be revealed in case they voted via the postal ballot, hence majority of them would never vote. However, this time, they voted heavily, without any fear, and with vengeance, unheard of till now. This wasn't for the first time that Modi was providing imaginary figures. There are umpteen such instances, and one can add to these, what he declared at the Vibrant Gujarat global investors' meet on January 12 – that, last year, Gujarat attracted 76 per cent of all employment of the country, and that Gujarat's small and medium industries (SMEs) grew by 82 per cent. Consultants, present on the occasion, looked at each other. Does it mean that there was no job creation in the rest of India? A senior chartered accountant, who is in close contact with few top industrial houses, added: "The MSE figure is travesty of the truth. Industry circles are upset by stagnation in the sector. Only big industries are growing."
A closer look at constituency-wise details suggest that barring three major districts – Ahmedabad, Surat and Bhavnagar – karmacharis across the state cast their postal ballot heavily against the BJP. Though Congress was the obvious gainer, it was anti-incumbency against Modi that seemed to be rampant. In Vadodara district, except for two constituencies, Sayajiganj and Savli, everywhere else the karmacharis voted against the BJP. In Rajkot district, Gondal was the only exception. A friend calculated all the figures and told me – out of a total of, 2.76 lakh postal ballots cast by karmacharis, the BJP polled 40 per cent, the Congress 51 per cent, and the rest went to the newly-formed Gujarat Parivartan Party, a splinter from the BJP, and others.
There is a need to find out the reason why the karmacharis – called as karmayogis by Modi – are not happy with him. While the refusal of the Gujarat government to implement the Central sixth pay commission recommendations could be one, if insiders are to be believed, the reasons are deeper. The view is strong that they are terribly upset by Modi wanting them to do odd jobs, especially organizing rallies, bringing people to the rallies, raising funds, and creating hype around him. District collectors are heard complaining that they have not been able to do their routine job because of mela-type rallies. A senior bureaucrat of the industries department told me on the opening day of the Vibrant Gujarat summit, January 11, that he was doing "chaprasi's job" – of counting the number of chairs for VVIPs. Another IAS babu, Gujarat information commissioner V Thirupugazh, I was told, had sleepless nights ahead of the summit just because he was busy fixing the space meant for mediapersons at the summit venue in accordance with security requirements.
Modi's efforts to woo babus through chintan shibirs for his campaigns have gone awry. Chintan shibirs for every level of karmacharis – from class one to four – have come to a grinding halt. The main aim of the shibirs, to instill among karmacharis a sense of duty, ostensibly following Bhagwat Geeta principle of doing work selflessly without thinking of the elusive fruit, apparently hasn't gone down well with the karmacharis.
Modi's worst experience has been with the safai karmacharis. In 2007, he got published a book, "Karmayog" – actually a collection of his speeches at his high-profile chintan shibirs of IAS officials. Here, he qualified the Valmikis' centuries-old caste-based vocation – of cleaning up others' filth, including toilets – as "experience in spirituality." Modi said, "I do not believe that they have been doing this job just to sustain their livelihood. Had this been so, they would not have continued with this type of job generation after generation….At some point of time, somebody must have got the enlightenment that it is their (Valmikis') duty to work for the happiness of the entire society and the Gods; that they have to do this job bestowed upon them by Gods; and that this job of cleaning up should continue as an internal spiritual activity for centuries. This should have continued generation after generation. It is impossible believe that their ancestors did not have the choice of adopting any other work or business."
A news item on Modi's remark was published in the Times of India in mid-November 2007. It went unnoticed in Gujarat, but its translation was published in Tamil Nadu, where Dalits staged a protest for calling their menial job "spiritual experience". They burnt Modi's effigy. Sensing trouble he withdrew 5,000 copies of the book, but refused to change his opinion. Two years later, addressing 9,000-odd safai karmacharis, he likened the safai karmacharis' job of cleaning up others' dirt to that of a temple priest. He told them, "A priest cleans a temple every day before prayers, you also clean the city like a temple. You and the temple priest work alike." Safai karmacharis and their activist mentors haven't liked such a stance.
Activists wonder: if Modi values safai karmacharis so highly, why has he begun outsourcing all the menial jobs for a very low pay, between Rs 3,000 and Rs 3,500 per month per worker? Why are they not being employed on a permanent basis? Dalit poet Nirav Patel, while commenting on the reference in "Karmayog", told me in 2007, Modi's comment was part of the "larger conspiracy" to continue with caste divisions and exploitation. He asked bitterly: "Why didn't it occur to Modi that the spirituality involved in doing menial jobs hasn't ever been experienced by the upper castes?" Novelist-activist Joseph Macwan called Modi's termed it a reflection of the "Brahminical world view and a status quo approach". He wondered, "How can a person who has to work in a gutter be described as doing some spiritual duty?"


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Jan 19th Brookings at Bismarck
Brookings 4-2
Brookings traveled to Bismarck trailing the Bobcats and Minot by three points for the final playoff spot in the Central division. Bismarck led early after scoring on a penalty shot, but Brookings answered when Josh Boyer scored his 11th of the season on the backhand to tie it back up. Bismarck grabbed the lead again at the end of the first, and held it until the 15 minute mark of the second. It was Boyer again this time on the power play, off nice assists from Sasson and Teamor. Haiden Karnick gave the Blizzard a 3-2 lead moments later off a nice feed from Connor Koviak. Boyer completed the hat trick with and insurance goal late in the third after he knocked home a rebound off a Koviak shot. Adam Brizgala stopped 32 of 34 for the victory in his Brookings debut. Brookings will take on Bismarck Saturday night at 7:15.
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On 5th of October, Fundació Nexe, Tirant, Generalitat Jove, and Coppieters Foundation will host a book presentation at the University of Valencia for the recently published book "Feminism on the Peripheries of Europe".
Feminism on the Peripheries of Europe is collection of essays written by young authors and researchers from the European Free Alliance Youth.
This book is an attempt to redraw the map, preserve histories and herstories, inspire solidarity and coalitions, spotlight moments of transgression and provide a basis for feminist cross-cultural work.
The authors of this book use a feminist lens to discuss inequality, unrecognized identities, peripheral locality and uneven power structures as factors of oppression that Europe's minorities and minoritised nations continue to struggle against.
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When we moved to Eagle Mountain, we thought we were going to do the farm thing. Not a full-fledged, up before dawn, milking the cows kind of farm, just a little gentleman's ranchette. With a couple of horses, a goat or two, maybe a few mini-cows (OK, so maybe a little milking), and some chickens.
We didn't get very far on that dream, but we did build a coop and raised some backyard chickens.
Unfortunately, the chicken dream wasn't a raging success. There were a number of reasons for our failure. Neither Sam nor I were really farm-raised children. Farms have a touch of the romantic to the, but we didn't really know what we were getting ourselves into. We didn't know anything about chicken feed or chicken care or how to provide a proper shelter and space for roosting.
We checked out a few websites, asked some friends, and hauled on down to the local IFA store for advice. How hard could it be?
The chickens seemed happy, but we only got four or five eggs. And after many months, a huge windstorm tossed the coop in the air like a tumble weed. The chickens scattered. Our cat caught one before we could save it and the others blew so far we couldn't find them.
If you're looking for chickens for sale, make sure you know enough to make it worth your while. Even chickens are a lot more work than we imagined.


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Some time in 2009 Ivan Pettigrew sent me a free copy of his Shoestring plan and this lovely little model fitted right into my self-improvement class (I really did need to be able to fly better).
While I was at Chilliwack, Ivan very generously let me fly his own Shoestring and while he was giving me tips on flying technique, we both commented on how realistic it looked flying around against the sky and the mountains, and we agreed that a single-engined fighter, built to the same standards, would be just the job. So here's the start of mine: a Mustang drawn up to 1/8th scale (55" span) with a minimum structure and a ladder-type fuselage. The motor is a 3536/1100 from George at 4-Max and the spinner is not quite large enough at 3.25" diameter, from falconsrcss on eBay. (Excellent delivery and service from both, by the way)The tail surfaces and wing are pretty well as per the Shoestring, as is the basis of the fuselage. It will have to have lots of curved formers, sheet covering and planking round the curvy bits (no, I don't want a profile model thanks) but at first it will have no UC, just a strengthened air scoop for belly landing. There are areas of longer grass at our field that will cushion the arrivals. Later on I might try the new e-flight servo-less retracts, providing it all works!The substance of the model will be in the covering and decoration. At the moment it could be any mark, from the early Allison-engined version, through the similar Merlin Marks with either the flat or Malcolm hoods, or the bubble-hooded later Marks - even the final lightweight version is possible, although the wing didn't have the LE extension. I'm hoping to get the canopy from a commercial supplier, since the scale and size is standard.Here she is at the moment. The wing pegs in from the rear and will have a couple of bolts at the front, in order to allow the large air scoop to be made in one landing-proof piece. Everything else is "Ivan" standard.
27 Oct 2010
1 Nov 2010
The build has progressed well and only the fuselage skinning remains of the major building tasks. I found 1/8th canopies at Vortex Vacforms and they were delivered the next day. The "glasshouse" one was too small but the bubble-top is the right size, if perhaps a little too streamlined, but very good value at £8, and it fits neatly on top of the fuselage.
I've had two surprises during the build: the first is just how big the fuselage is compared with the Shoestring: it must be at least twice the volume, and will use far more balsa that I had estimated. The other is how far back the battery has to be to balance at 27% chord. The LE extension fools the eye into thinking the nose is not that long, but I've had to move the servos and extend the battery tray back a whole bay more.
All the planking is from soft 2.5 mm sheet. I found this a very enjoyable part of the build and the results are far better than I had imagined, once the ridges and bumps are sanded off
The top rear fuselage decking, planked with 2.5 mm sheet; as built on the left and after a couple of minutes with a sanding block on the right.
The cockpit hatch has taken the most time per gram so far (this is the second attempt) but is starting to look OK. The canopy is a stock item from Vortex Vacforms at exactly the right size.
16 Nov 2010. Almost there! A few more hours work on the cowling and various details and she'll be ready to cover.
17 December 2010. Where does the time go? Covered with solartex and waiting for the Callie Graphics and some other detail. No chance of flying in the cold weather we have at the moment.
Finished: or as finished as she's going to get until there's some flying weather. Callie's Graphics really bring the model to life, don't they?
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AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final – Fullen Gaels (Lancashire) 2-6 Modeligo (Waterford) 0-10
Fullen Gaels (Lancashire) defeated Modeligo (Waterford) by 2-6 to 0-10 in the AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final on Saturday January 10th at Páirc an hEireann Birmingham.
Birmingham here we come pic.twitter.com/kWBDuNYVKL
— Modeligo GAA (@ModeligoGAA) January 9, 2015
Munster champs Modeligo blown away by Fullen Gaels
Fullen Gaels 2-6 Modeligo 0-10
Munster champions Modeligo's run in this year's Junior Hurling Championship came to an unscheduled halt at Pairc Na hEireann in Birmingham when they suffered a two-point defeat to a seasoned Fullen Gaels team from Manchester.
The deciding scores in this hard-fought contest were the two goals scored by the winner's corner-forward, Vincent Morrissey, one in each half, while the accuracy of Colm O'Connell from placed balls was crucial for a team that scored just 0-3 from play.
Trailing by 0-4 to 0-2, Morrissey's first goal in the 18th minute from a ground strike gave Fullen Gaels a lead they never relinquished and following a player from each side seeing red in the 26th minute as a result of the only unruly period of the hour, they led at the interval by 1-5 to 0-6.
Early second-half scores by Pat Fitzgerald and Tom Devine either side of a Reamonn McEntee point for the winners brought Modeligo to within a point of the British champions but Morrissey struck for his second goal before Kieran McCarthy and Pa O' Donovan scored consolation points.
SCORERS – Fullen Gaels: R McEntee 0-1, C O'Callaghan 0-4 (3f), P Duggan 0-1, V Morrissey 2-0.
Modeligo – P Fitzgerald 0-1, P O' Donovan, 0-2 (1f), K McCarthy 0-4 (1f), T Devine 0-3(2f).
Fullen Gaels – T Gulding; S Wallace, L Knocke, C Maskey; A Morrissey, S Garry, N Unwin; J O'Shaugnessy, R McEntee; V Faherty, G Jacob, A O'Neill; C O' Callaghan, P Duggan, V Morrissey. Sub: D O' Grady for P Duggan (40 mins).
Modeligo – D O' Keeffe; R Buckley, B McCarthy, S O' Donovan; J McGrath, P Fitzgerald, S Troy; P Walsh, T Walsh; N O' Donovan, P O' Donovan, K McCarthy; M Troy, T Devine, R Reddy. Subs: L Queally for N O' Donovan (half-time), J Troy for R Reddy (54 mins), JP Ryan for R Reddy (57 mins).
Ref – G McGrath (Wexford)