The Annual Dinner and Prize Distribution for the Irish South Road Federation was somewhat of a special occasion this year for the Ireland based organisation which has a membership well over 700 taking in fanciers from Wicklow to Monaghan was celebrating its 40th Anniversary since its formation in 1968 with the vast majority of the membership based within Dublin City and the surrounding areas. This year the committee decided to mark such an occasion and headed to the plush Green Isle Hotel, on Saturday 8th of November for their annual prize giving. I was indeed very honoured to be invited to this prestigious event by the committee of this fine organisation especially to be the main guest in such a memorable year. The turnout was fantastic to say the least with many visitors from across the water in attendance having been at the Annual Dublin Show earlier that day. My wife Celeste and I were shown to our seats upon arrival and enjoyed the company of the ISRF President Mr Henry Byrne, Ian & Peter Gibb, Geert De Clercq sales Manager from Bricon ETS and to complete our table we had the pleasure of spending the evening with Brian Bolton and Tony Seery of the mighty Premier Stud in England. It wasn’t long before the tantalizing 5 course meal was served and what a treat it was, one of the best all round meals I have enjoyed in some time, made all the more enjoyable with the excellent company around our table.
Following the completion of the meal which was served impeccably to which the staff must be congratulated upon, faultless to say the least it was over to the President Mr Henry Byrne to get the prize distribution under way, in his opening address to around 150 fanciers, family, friends and visitors he welcomed all in attendance and made a special mention about the members who had sadly passed a way during 2008 notably they included Mr J White, Mr J Howe, Mr M Gahan and Mr K Banbrick Snr. Henry on behalf of the Federation Committee extended sympathies to the families of these dedicated fanciers that had brought so much to the sport of pigeon racing over the years. On summing up on the 2008 seasons Henry went on to elaborate on what was a very difficult year of racing just not for the Federation members but indeed difficulties that were shared by every fancier in the whole island of Ireland with regards the weather situation, the buck stops none further than Henry for he is also the race controller for the Federation and no man takes more abuse when things go wrong than Henry.
Not surprisingly the Federation is in a very good financial position, and most of this is down mainly to the excellent management of the highly committed members of the ISRF Committee who put in place some prudent financial polices over the last number of seasons. Inevitably it may require some unpalatable decisions to be made for 2009 but it is hoped that the Federation members will continue to indorse all that the committee come up with as their track record has proved they are on the pulse of all that is happening and this must surely be one of the main reasons why this fantastic organisation that is the Irish South Road Federation is looked upon as one of the leading Feds just not in Ireland or England but very much Europe also and one that the membership should be very proud to be a part off.
(Glenavy 56) The man of the moment for the fourth time Gerry O'Mara is the ISRF Fancier of the Year seen here lifting his award from Adie McCormick of http://www.pigeonnetwork.com.
One man I know who is very proud to be a member is Gerry O’Mara the 2008 ISRF Fancier of the Year this now his fourth time having previously won it in 2001, 2002 and 2007 he also finished runner –up in 1999 and 2003. What a record in such a competitive Federation. It seems as if this man has been involved a life time in fact since he was 13 years of age (Not going to give his age away) but lets say it was a while ago. Gerry joined up in partnership with his father Bill who is highly regarded and very well known throughout the south of Ireland. The club that they joined was at that time the very competitive Dublin North East as like any father and son partnership as the younger generation get more knowledgeable this often leads to different and varying thoughts on how to improve each week which inevitably leads to more lofts with the experienced mans system and the younger more vigorous and enthusiastic generation taking over racing to his own loft. To this day both father and son race an impeccable team of pigeons to a couple of different lofts, with Gerry joining the Kildonagh & District club around 2005 which is situated on the North Side of Dublin and has a very competitive membership touching the 40 mark. Both father and son continue to use the same stock loft to the best of my knowledge and split the youngsters. The family of pigeons that have proved their worth and made Gerry the man to catch each week are made up of Busschaerts from Alan Hindhaugh, Van Loons from Davie Reid and other exceptional pigeons added over time from Tom Boland, Richard Hogg and Willie Brennan. What a programme of racing the Federation committee put together in total 17 O/Bird races and 12 Y/Bird ones with the O/Birds kicking off on April the 12th and the youngsters on July the 12th. Some of the top performances this year for the O’Mara loft included 5th Federation Laoow O/Birds 431/8,059; 10th Federation Rosscarbery 405/7,343; 1st Federation in the Barleycove Open Race with 362 members sending 4,667 birds; in the difficult Sennen Cove the loft finished 2nd Federation behind the Bray loft of Cowap & Buckley who had an exceptional year also. From the 2nd Barleycove Race the Gerry O’Mara loft finished 15th Federation with some 2,423 pigeons competing. Similarly to the O/Birds the O’Mara loft was slow out of the traps at the start of the Y/Bird season. Even though out of the stalls slow in both seasons the O’Mara loft topped the points table by more than 300 a head of another legend that is Tom Nelson of Ballymun. In the Y/Birds Rosscarbery was to be the start of an incredible season that seen even his pigeons tested such was his dominance, I will point out at this stage as Henry Byrne did during the presentation his pigeons where found to be completely clear which met with loud applause in the room and as I have said when commenting on such cases within my regular columns to do with pigeons in the north of Ireland consider it an honour to be asked to get a sample from your pigeons, just shows how well you are doing. In Rosscarbery the loft finished 3rd, 5th and 12th Federation against 3,508 pigeons, then the loft got going the following week from Thurles Gerry finished 4th, 7th, 9th and 10th against 9,479 members; the next week he was to finish 1st, 14th, 18th, 19th and 20th Federation from Pilmore Beach with some 6,500 pigeons competing; he wasn’t to slow down making Pilmore Beach look easy a fortnight later taking 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 8th, 13th, 18th and 20th Federation against 5,610 pigeons; and in the final race from Rosscarbery yet again an Open race he was to win it with a margin of 66 yards with over 3,000 pigeons competing. As well as winning fancier of the year by 300 points Gerry also won Y/Bird of the Year with a Cheq Cock IHU 08 S 107611 this ace racer finished 10th Federation Thurles, 19th Fed Pilmore Beach and 28th Fed Pilmore Beach. He also had 5 other Y/Birds in the top 10 of the Y/B Champion section. Gerry was the Y/Bird Points winner by an incredible 1032 points ahead of Derek Larkin of the mighty Finglas Club will point out at this stage that the Finglas RPC won the Irish South Road Fed Club Points Shield with a clear 5,000 points I would imagine this is one of the highest if not the biggest winning margins in the history of the organisation. Gerry O’Mara was also the Top 100 Points Winner. The O’Mara loft to complete an incredible year finished top of Section N in both the O/Bird and Y/Bird seasons also completing the treble by winning the best over-all loft in Section N of the mighty Irish South Road Federation.
Glenavy 49) Runner-up in the race for ISRF Fancier of the Year was Tom Nelson from the Ballymun Club, what a years racing this man has had.
Tom Nelson of Ballymun finished runner – up for the second year in succession having won the Fancier of the Year Crown in 2006. Personally I rate Tom as one of the most outstanding fanciers flying in the ISRF to which there are many, only through Tom’s links with the North that I have come to know him over recent times. He has probably outside of Glen Buckleys loft one of the best collections of Soontjens from the late Sam Buckley of Annaghmore. Added to these he has a wonderful collection of Willy Thas pigeons sourced from a number of places including excellent stock pigeons both from Micky Betts and John Clements, of the more recent times he has sought an excellent collection of the Louis Panis pigeons which are doing the business especially from Sennen Cove. Must be something in them for this year Tom is the Irish South Road Federation Channel Races Points Winner 118 points ahead of formidable Derek Cummins from Finglas. Also he collects the crown for the most points won in all Open Races flying with the ISRF on top of this he is the Top O/B Points Winner some 2,600 clear of Gerry O’Mara and also finishing 1st in the list for the Top 100 O/Birds Points Table of 2008 900 + points clear of the formidable Brian Brady of the mighty Greenhills & district Club. Some outstanding results in 2008 for Tom included 21st Federation from Mallow against 8,059 pigeons; 18th Fed the following week from Rosscarbery 7,343 Birds; 9th, 11th, 17th, 19th, 22nd, 25th Federation from the Barleycove Open Race; 6th, 17th, 23rd and 25th from Tramore 8,591 pigeons; 15th and 18th Fed from Pilmore Beach against 6,013 pigeons; 14th and 15th Fed from Talbenny (two arrivals together) 2,129 birds; 2nd federation the following week from Talbenny also finishing 19th Fed with 1,310 pigeons competing; 9th from Rosscarbery once again with 4,842 pigeons competing, then from Sennen Cove on the same day 24th Federation against 2,246 pigeons; from Mallow yet again the loft finished 15th Federation against 3,741 pigeons (just to cap before I go on, all performances listed are all within the first 25 of each Fed result, they publish 100 but be assured many other pigeons are clocked by the top two lofts throughout the results which would take awesome space in this publication if I were to list them all) back to Sennen Cove on the 14th of June Tom finished 25th Fed against 1,939; Barleycove seen the loft finish 23rd Fed against 2,423 birds to wrap up the O/Bird season. Y/Birds had to take a back step this year due to Tom’s wife Ellea losing her mother through ill health, this sadly for a second year effected Tom’s Y/Bird season for last year Tom lost his own mother during the start of the Y/Birds and to finish runner-up in the Fancier of the Year race both last year and this year is some achievement with partically no Y/Bird racing, this year I think Tom managed to send to three races in the Y/Birds and finished from Thurles 1st Club, 16th Federation against 9,479 Birds; the following week from Pilmore Beach 1st Club, 6th Federation against 6,508 pigeons; 2nd & 3rd Club from Pilmore Beach yet again finishing 69th and 70th in the Federation against 5,000 + pigeons. Truly outstanding and one who will surely be making a push to recapture the crown from Gerry in 2009.
(Glenavy 47) Adie McCormick presents Derek Larkin with one of his many awards picked up during the ISRF Dinner & Prize Distribution in the GreenIsle Hotel Dublin.
Completing the top three in 2008 we have the outstanding fancier from the very strong and competitive Finglas RPC Derek Larkin, Derek has had an outstanding season just not at Club level where he has to compete against the likes of D Cummins & Son & Dann, A Farrell, C K Emmett & Sons, the excellent D Turner, The Boland Loft, Mr & Mrs D Killeen, N Deegan, J McLoughlin, Danny Dalton, Arthurs Bros, The Owens loft and L Donnelly & Son just to name a few all top lofts flying in a top organisation, but these are the boys to beat each week at the club then which is the strongest going by the Points Trophy this year the Finglas Club won the Points Shield by more than 5,000 points and when presenting the award to Mick Gilligan he was very proud of such achievement by the members of the Finglas Club, when you win such a strong Club you then look to the Federation for news. Derek has been at the top of his game over recent seasons and is making a concerted approach to be the leading light in such a prestigious Federation. This year in 2008 he 19th Federation from Rosscarbery against 7,343 birds; 12th & 13th Federation from Tramore 8,591 Birds; 5th Fed from Talbenny 1,310 pigeons competing; 7th Federation from Sennen Cove against 2,246 pigeons; 13th Fed from Tramore with over 10,000 pigeons competing, then the following week from Pilmore Beach the loft finished 13th and 17th Fed with 8,905 birds in competition; 15th and 21st Fed then from Rosscarbery with over 5,000 pigeons racing before having a cracker of a result the following week from the same race point finishing 1st, 8th, 19th and 21st against 3,508 pigeons; the loft form continued into Pilmore Beach at the end of august when the loft finished 12th and 16th Fed against 6,500 pigeons, and the following day from Rosscarbery more success finishing 6th, 7th and 16th Federation and to wrap up an impressive year the Larkin loft finished 14th Fed from Pilmore Beach with over 5,000 pigeons competing. Very well done to the Larkin outfit excellent and consistent racing especially in the Y/Bird programme were the loft finished runner – up in the Y/Bird Points Table collecting an impressive 2282 points, the loft also collected the Over-All Section F Award for 2008.
Mick O'Hoolahan Junior topped the Federation from Talbenny doing a velocity of 1094ypm seen here lifting his award from Adie McCormick
Adie McCormick presents Darren Church with an award during the Federation dinner in the GreenIsle Hotel in Dublin
Danny Dalton of the D Dalton & Son partnership picking up his Outstanding Performane Award from Adie McCormick.
The Shelbourne partnership of Ingle Bros & Son had a magnificent double winning the Fed in the First O/Bird and Y/Bird races Tony seen here lifting one of their awards.
Will proceed now to list all the Federation winners in 2008 in the order of any said particular race, Thurles won by Ingle Bros & Son of Shelbourne RPC Vel 1847; Pilmore Beach won by J Boland & Daughter Finglas RPC Vel 1003; Mallow won by A Morgan from Trim RPC Vel 1631; Rosscarbery won by D Kelly from Cabra RPC on a velocity of 2080ypm; Barleycove won by Gerry O’Mara & Family of the Kildonagh RPC Vel 1346.3; Tramore 1st and 2nd Frank McEnroe of the Sarsfield RPC Vel 1330 and 1326; Pilmore Beach with 6,000 + pigeons competing was won by D Church & Daughters of the Clondalkin RPC on a Vel 1192ypm; 1st Corss Channel Race from Talbenny was won by M Hoolahan Jnr from the Sarsfield on a Vel of 1094ypm; Mallow this time was won by McGovern Bros of the strong Greenhills & District on a Vel of 1406; 2nd race from Talbenny 1st Fed went to D Cummins & Son & Dann from the Finglas RPC on a Vel of 1252ypm; Rosscarbery this time was won by J Emmett from the Blanchardstown RPC on a Vel of 1494; followed by Sennen Cove won by C K Emmett & Sons of the Finglas on 1255.4 just .1 of a yard in front of fellow Club Mates Mr & Mrs D Killeen on 1255.3 excellent couple of pigeons from a difficult enough race point; it was then the turn of Mr & Mrs J Hayden to hit the spotlight lifting 1st Federation from Mallow on 1545ypm and on the same day this time from Sennen Cove once again it was the magical partnership of Cowap & Buckley from the Bray Inv on 1305ypm; Brian Brady of the Greenhills & District got into the act lifting 1st Federation from Barleycove on a Vel of 1924; from Rosscarbery at the end of June we had one of the results of the season with the loft of P & D Donnelly of the Shelbourne RPC taking 1st, 2nd and 3rd Federation on Velocities of 1931, 1929 and 1927ypm and completing the O/Bird season was Davy Browne of the Northside & District RPC from St.Malo on a Velocity of 1128ypm this also won the loft the fabulous Miller Gold Cup, see http://www.pigeonnetwork.com for the report on this particular fancier or this years Squills. The Y/Bird season started on the 12th of July from Thurles and first crack of the whip went to Ingle Bros & Son of the Shelbourne Club on a Velocity of 1659ypm some achievement winning the first O/Bird race and the first Y/Bird race in one year. Tramore followed the next week with over 10,000 + pigeons competing it was the turn of J McDermott & Son to enjoy some Federation success on a Velocity of 1321ypm; one of the strongest partnerships in the Sarsfield RPC is that of Mr & Mrs A & B Phelan they collected Federation success from Pilmore Beach on a velocity of 1532ypm; Federation honours stayed with the Sarsfield Club the following week from the same race point and it was now the turn of the Novice of the Year in the Federation Kieran Kershaw on a velocity of 1782ypm must also point out that in the race the previous week from Pilmore Beach Kieran also finished 2nd Federation. Rosscarbery followed on the 8th of August and it was the turn of C Keogh from the Dublin Homing Club to make his name winning on a Velocity of 1401ypm just .3 of a yard in front of J Killeen from the Sarsfield RPC; staying with Rosscarbery the following week it was the man finishing 3rd in the over-all list of prize winners this year Derek Larkin of the Finglas RPC on a velocity of 1897ypm; P Byrne & family of the Sarsfield RPC took the honours from Thurles with 9,479 pigeons competing on a velocity of 1557ypm they also took 2nd Federation for good measure; the 2008 Fancier of the Year Gerry O’Mara and Family from the Kildonagh RPC took the honours from Pilmore Beach on the final day in August doing 1485ypm; back to the Sarsfield for the next winners once again that being from Rosscarbery on the 1st of September winners this time on a velocity of 1892 were the partnership of Winters, Farrelly & O’Hanlan; Gerry O’Mara went to town on the Federation result the next week from Pilmore Beach finishing 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 8th plus many more positions his winner recorded a velocity of 1396ypm; staying with Pilmore Beach J Bracken from the Tallaght Premier topped the Federation on a velocity of 1711ypm and completing the Y/Bird programme was the one and only Gerry O’Mara from Rosscarbery on a Velocity of 1726ypm.
One of the outstanding fanciers flying in the ISRF is Derek Cummins seen here lifting a few of the cups from Adie McCormick main guest for the evening.
The partnership of C & K Emmett & Sons had a super season Martin and Spike seen here picking up one of their awards during the evening from Adie.
Mick Gilligan of the very strong and competitive Finglas RPC picks up the Club Award from Adie McCormick of http://www.pigeonnetwork.com
Jimmy Bracken of the Tallaght Premier topped the Federation from Pilmore Beach in the Y/Birds against some 5,000+ pigeons.
The over-all points winner table of the first 25 is as follows and when you read such a list of legends you will understand how hard it is to win the Irish South Road Fed each week, 1st on 5,214 points G O’Mara & Family of the Kildonagh RPC, 2nd T Nelson Ballymun PC on 4903 points, 3rd on 3090 points is D Larkin of Finglas RPC, 4th Mr & Mrs J Hayden of the Dublin North East on 2924 points, 5th on 2815 points is Derek Cummins & Son & Dann of the Finglas RPC, 6th B Brady of the Greenhills & District on 2623 points, 7th J O’Callaghan & M Farrell of the Cabra RPC on 2569, 8th went to A Nulty once again the Greenhills & District on 2317, 9th Willie McCarthy of the strong Cabra RPC on 2127, 10th A Farrell of the Finglas RPC on 2105, 11th T O’Brien of the Cabra RPC on 2033, 12th C K Emmett & Sons Finglas RPC on 1991, 13th P Byrne & Family of the Sarsfield RPC on 1966, 14th Bill O’Mara & G/Daughter from the Coolock & District RPC 1639 points; on 1533 points and finishing 15th is B Hoey from the Ballymun PC, 16th Pat Craven once again Sarsfield RPC on 1517 points, Pat is selling a few pigeons at the minute on http://www.redcard.ie 17th we have the P & D Donnelly team of Shelbourne RPC on 1453 points, 18th D turner from Fingals RPC on 1386, 19th McGovern Bros of the strong Greenhills & District 1367, 20th Alan Best & Son of the Tallaght & District on 1317, 21st C Keogh Dublin homing Club on 1243, on 1211 points and in 22nd place is A Dent & Son of the Kildonagh RPC, 23 is Frank McEnroe of the Sarsfield RPC on 1154, on 1113 points and in 24th place is the Shelbourne RPC outfit of B Lyons & Sons with Mr & Mrs D Killeen of the Finglas RPC holding up an impressive array of fanciers in 25th spot on 1107 points.
John Flood is a very hard worker for the Federation and is seen here picking up an award during the presentation from Adie.
What a year for this young man racing into the Sarsfield RPC he is the 2008 ISRF Novice of the Year Kieran Kershaw.
Now the ISRF present special awards each year for the Champion Y/Bird, O/Bird and Channel Bird I will now list the first three in each section starting with the Channel Award 1st with 245 points is D Turner of the Finglas RPC he won his award with an exceptional yearling Blue Hen who finished 42nd Fed from Talbenny, 5th Open Sennen Cove and went back the following week to the same race point to secure 11th Open, 2nd place went to Danny Dalton and Son of the Finglas once again Danny scored 234 points with a 3 year old Blue cock and finishing in 3rd was Mr & Mrs John Flood, now for the very few who don’t know John is owner of the most famous pigeon in Dublin the one and only “Mud Guard” what a pigeon this is and one I will be profiling very soon, an exceptional Channel pigeon he is and one that was destined for the Kings Cup for the last couple of years, but surely all being well I will be keeping an eye for him in 2009. John is a fine worker for the Federation and a joy to be around at any time, well done to all the Channel pigeons that make up the top 10 in the Channel Award Section.
Next we have the Young Bird of the Year Award and 1st place goes to Gerry O’Mara with an excellent Cheq Cock he won 10th Fed from Thurles, 19th Fed from Pilmore Beach and 28th Federation from the same race point, Gerry finished with 246 points five ahead of the man in second namely Christy Keogh of the Dublin Homing Club, Christy had a Blue Cock in fine form all season and was just piped by the man who is the Federation Fancier of the Year in 2008, finishing the top three with 224 points is the O’Callaghan & Farrell loft from the Cabra RPC once again these lads had an incredible season and are surely already planning for a bigger push in 2009, well done to all the winner in this category that made up the top ten.
Christy Brennan of the Cabra RPC had a season to remeber seen here lifting one of his many awards.
Finally we have last but by no means least the awards for the Champion O/Bird of the Year and the winner this year with 396 points is Christy Brennan of the Cabra RPC he had a super 2 year old Blue Tip Cock who finished as follows 10th Federation from Mallow, 57th Fed from Pilmore Beach, 2nd Open Barleycove, 4th Federation Rosscarbery and 36th Fed Mallow. 2nd place goes to Brian Brady of the Greenhills Club with a Yearling Cheq Hen finishing with 388 points and in 3rd spot we have the P & D Donnelly team from the Shelbourne club on 375 points with a Cheq 2 Year Old Cock, once again very well done to all the winners who finished in the top ten of the O/Bird of the Year category.
The famous Christy Keogh won a few awards including the Y/Bird Meritorious Award for 2008.
The Irish South Road Federation special awards were won as follows the Y/Bird Meritorious Award for 2008 was won by Christy Keogh of the Dublin Homing Club. The O/Bird Meritorious Award for 2008 was won by another Christy this time Christy Breenan of the Cabra RPC. Outstanding Performance Award for 2008 went to Danny Dalton & Son of the Finglas RPC with his good three year old Blue Cock. The organisation also mark the achievements of Yearling in three of their races from Sennen Cove on 7th of June J McDonnell of the Ballymun PC clocked the first yearling that being a Blue Hen. From Sennen Cove the following week this award goes to Gerry O’Mara & Family from the Kildonagh RPC after timing his good Blue Pied Cock and finally from the French race point of St Malo timing the first yearling was F Rochford of the very strong and competitive Cabra RPC.
The P & D Donnelly team had a super year flying with the Shelbourne RPC in one race from Rosscarbery they took the first three in the Federation Paddy seen here picking up an award for the partnership.
Buddy Farrell and his good lady enjoyed the evening, seen here lifting their award from Adie.
Now to the final part of the coverage of this years event which was exceptional to say the least, the Section Winners which comprise of six recognised for both the O/Bird and Y/Bird programmes and then the Combined Section Winners based upon results gained in both seasons, so we will start with the O/Birds and winner of Section B of the ISRF was R Matthews with a run away total of 391 points, Section C was Pat Craven with 65 points, Section D was the loft of P & D Donnelly with 95 points, Section F was Tom Nelson with 75 points, Section G was the formidable Brian Brady on 130 points and Section N was Gerry O’Mara & Family on 156 points. The Young Bird Section Winners was as follows Section B R Matthews with 75 points, Section C the excellent P Byrne & Family with 98 points, Section D was the President of the organisation Henry Byrne of the Gibb & Byrne Stud racing as Byrne & McCabe with 91 points, Section F was won by Derek Larkin with 120 points, Section G Brian Brady with 81 points and Section N once again with Gerry O’Mara and Family on 177 points. Now to the over-all Section winners and like the mighty NIPA in the North what an achievement for any fancier to win a Section Fancier of the Year Award – Section B R Matthews of the Don Laoghaire RPC with an impressive 466 points 339 ahead of his nearest rival, Section C P Byrne & Family of the Sarsfield RPC with 132 points, Section D the partnership of P & D Donnelly of Shellbourne with 131 points, Section F was won by Derek Larkin of the Finglas RPC, Section G Brian Brady tops the pile with a commanding 211 points and finally the formidable and ISRF Fancier of the Year in 2008 Gerry O’Mara & Family of the Kildonagh RPC tops Section N with a total of 333 points.
President of the ISRF Henry Byrne collects his award from Adie Henry flies consistently well in the Dublin Homing Club.
Well that completes my write up of the ISR Federation Dinner and Prize evening, please if I have left anybody out my sincere apologies. On closing I would like to thank the ISRF for having me this year as their quest, it was indeed a great honour on what was the organisations Ruby Anniversary I also would like to thank my wife Celeste for taking the photos of the presentation. I will pen off by wishing the Committee and over all membership a very happy Xmas and New Year and wish every single one of you an enjoyable 2009.
Adie McCormick
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