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The Importance of Good Design - TOTEM Visual Communications

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maeve.quill@totem.ie to me

show details 2:59 PM (30 minutes ago)

Dear Miles,

Please find attached some information on our company TOTEM Visual Communications that could be of interest and help to the stall holders and small business at Kinsale Farmers Market, would you mind passing this information on to them?

Totem Visual Communications are an award winning graphic design company based in Dungarvan. We have lots of experience in the food and hospitality sector and have created new work for many Irish companies and businesses. In fact, you may already have seen our work, clients include, Waterford Festival of Food, The Tannery, The Cliff House Hotel, Nude Food, Alan Dalton Goldsmith to name a few. You can check out our work on www.totem.ie

No doubt you are very busy running your business. Too busy perhaps, to take a little time to make sure your stall is well branded and your packaging and marketing information is working for you? It may not be high on the list of priorities, but it’s still important.

This is where we can help.

Our work has helped many of our clients bring a new vibrancy to their offering and has made sure that their brand is the one that gets noticed. Simple things like making sure your stall is well designed, keeping your signage at eye level, having your name and business on your bags and packaging will all help to make sure that every opportunity counts. If people remember who you are and where you are then all your happy customers will be able to recommend you to their friends. Of course it’s all basic stuff – but it needs to be right.

If you would like to have a chat with us about how small things can make a big difference, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We would be delighted to hear from you.

Please don’t hesitate to call me if you have a query or just want to chat.

Maeve Quill

Business Development Executive

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TOTEM Visual Communications,
The Brewery, Fairlane,
Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ireland.
T +353 58 24832
F +353 58 24814

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TOTEM Visual Communications,
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Traders asked

to foot the bill for

permanent site

for Kinsale market

By TOM FITZPATRICK__________

Kinsale Town Council Report

KINSALE farmers' market traders will be asked to foot the bill for a new permanent home in the town.

Town councillors last night i insisted they would not be left to finance a new market site after three options for a new ,home were presented at the monthly council meeting.

The Kinsale Farmers'Market, which runs every Tuesday, was moved from its base on Short Quay to the Kin-sale College of Further Educa­tion on the Bandon Road due to health and safety concerns more than a month ago. Options for a new home for the market were outlined by council officials, and included three sites where work would cost between €20,000 and €40,500 to make the individual site viable for a market.

The three venues decided on by council officials were: the Back Glen, which would cost €40,500 in council work; Long Quay, which would cost

€27,000 and the St Multose car park, which would cost €20,000.

However, town manager Mary Ryan warned that if councillors were to choose the -cheapest option, St Multose car park, it may only be a short-term solution.

Ms Ryan said that she pro­posed to issue individual li-

censes to stall holders to recoup the costs over the next two to three years.

The Glen site would have room for 17 stalls; The Long Quay site room for 30 stalls and the St Multose car park would have room for 25 stalls.

Councillors will be asked to support one of the three sites at the next council meeting.

Kinsale farmers market

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miles cattell to tomasobrien, billy_lynch7, ftreacy, Darren, saile, tonycierans, Noel, alan.clayton

show details 12:15 PM (3 minutes ago)

Dear Sirs ,

I would like to point out that I was not consulted about the engineers report submitted to you at the last council meeting .

I have had a meeting with the Town clerk, and Mr Rob Andrews to discuss the safety issue arising in the Short Quay , where it was decided that the issues could be easily dealt with , at no cost to the Council or to the market . The rent was increased by 500 euros per annum to cover the rubbish and the time that Rob Andrew would spend sorting out the safety issues with me .

I was given the impression that we would be in the Town Park until Mid -May and then back in the Short Quay for 3 months , after the Drainage work , which was the reason given by Mary Ryan for us being moved in the first place .

At the recent meeting of the council , 3 other sites were suggested, none of which are viable , and which would result in the Market failing in a matter of weeks , which may be the intention of some of the businesses in Kinsale.

It was also suggested by Mary Ryan , that she prefer to deal direct with the stall-holders over the license , without paying anyone to run the market.

I would like to point out the consequences of such a move . The stall-holders have all intimated to me that if the market is to be moved or continually messed about with , they would prefer to trade on a Wednesday , which is as you know a free trading day in the entirety of the town .

This would result in a Bantry type situation of traders setting up where ever they wished ,and selling what ever they wished, and I doubt that the casual traders licensed for a Wednesday would feel the need to renew their licenses!

I trust you will consider these issues when being asked to destroy the best tourist attraction in Kinsale , and my livelihood as well.

Yours sincerely Miles Cattell

This below is what I sent to the town councillors

I have been informed that a lot of you , not insured with IOMST have to get a letter from your ins co to give specific indemnity to Kinsale town council. Bureaucracy gone mad !!!Sorry

KinsAle Town council

Myles Cattell, Riverstick, Co. Cork.

13^th October 2009.

Re: Stallholders Insurance.

Dear Myles,

Municipal Hall,

Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland.

Tel: (021)4772154 Fax: (021)4772615 e-mail: kinsaleudc@eircom.net

I am writing regarding issues with some of stallholders public liability insurance.

• David & Laura Peare - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council

• Jason Carroll - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council

• Aaron & Cormac McDonnell t/a Finders - insurance expired on 15^th July
2009, new policy to be submitted and specifically indemnify Kinsale
Town Council

• David & Siobhan Barry - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council

• Shannon Keane t/a Diva's - policy to be submitted and specifically
indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Blue Haven Food Company - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town
Council

• Anne Bradfield, Taste A Memory Foods - policy to be submitted and
specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Patrick & Rosaleen Tuite, t/a Ballinora Nursery - specifically indemnify
Kinsale Town Council.

• Marc Kingston - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Joy O'Driscoll - Insurance expires on 22^nd November 2009, only specifies
Ballincollig Shopping Centre and needs to specifically indemnify Kinsale
Town Council.

• Mark Price - specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council

• Paul McBride & Iain Flynn - Licence expired since 7/8/2008 - specifically
indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Gareth Casey O'Conail - Licence expired since 31 /08/2009.

• Janos Puskas & Tamas Szomolanyi - Policy needs to specifically
indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Green Saffron - needs to specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Gidon Gur, t/a Keystone Concepts - needs to specifically indemnify
Kinsale Town Council.

• Siobhan Grace - needs to specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

• Leonard O'Donovan - needs to specifically indemnify Kinsale Town
Council.

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:olum & Liz O'Regan - needs to specifically mention Kinsale Farmers Market and needs to specifically indemnify Kinsale Town Council.

Please be informed that licence cannot be issued and therefore trading not allowed until this matter is regularised.

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show details 12:22 PM (52 minutes ago)

HI All

Our new website is up and running at www.marketguide.ie. We’d appreciate if you could have a look at it and give us your comments. There are some things we need to tweak which will be done over the next week or so.

Please see if your markets are mentioned and if the information given is correct. If not please let us know so that we can make any correction. You’ll also notice you can put in your own advertisements to sell your products or other items.

Any info for the NEWS column is also appreciated.

The bid we made to host the 2010 International Retail Market Conference was successful. We made our bid on the basis that Irish local authorities are less helpful than their European counterparts in the allocation of public space for use as markets. With that in mind we requested the assistance of the World Union of Wholesale and Retail Markets to persuade our local authorities to behave differently. Amsterdam and Barcelona also bid so we were delighted when we succeeded.

It looks like full wets on Tuesday , keep Praying !!

NEW IRISH FOOD & HOME MAGAZINE FROM RTE CELEBRITY CHEF

CLODAGH MCKENNA

Dear Miles,

I am delighted to tell you that Clodagh McKenna is publishing a new food magazine for the Irish market. The magazine will be published on November 18^th, 2009 and will be a national magazine. It will be published six times per year and with 40,000 copies being published and it will be Ireland’s most stylish food magazine. The magazine will be on sale in over 3,000 shops throughout the island of Ireland and will have one of the highest levels of circulation of any Irish food magazine.

Clodagh will be featuring lots of recipes and cooking tips in the magazine as well as sections on the farmers and country markets and the promotion of the great Irish food brands both small and large that we are renowned for here at home. Clodagh magazine is all about showcasing Ireland as a food haven and spreading the word that food, the home and value for money is where the Irish economy is at.

Clodagh will also have an interiors section in the magazine as well as a homemaking section that deals with tips and opinions on all things to do with the home.

I am certain that you will like the magazine and hope you will consider advertising in it. Our rates are exceptionally competitive and are based on ensuring that all our clients can advertise in it at an affordable cost.

I am enclosing our rate card and I will give you a call in the coming days to discuss.

Regards,

Kate Higgins

Sales Manager