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Michael Fassbender to be honoured by the town he calls home FROM the bright lights, glitz and glamour of Hollywood to the warm embrace of the town he calls home, Michael Fassbender is to be honoured in Killarney this evening with the greatest accolade the town he grew up in can bestow.

He will be inducted to the Order of Innisfallen in recognition of his remarkable achievements in the film industry which has seen him nominated for Academy Awards, Golden Globes and BAFTAs and, in the process, for availing of every opportunity to promote Killarney on an international scale.

The 39-year-old actor will be feted by the town’s Chamber of Tourism & Commerce and the Killarney Municipal Area Council at a reception at Muckross House in Killarney National Park.

The award will be presented to the star of such movie blockbusters as 12 Years A Slave, Hunger, Steve Jobs, Prometheus, Frank, Shame, Macbeth and Jane Eyre and

the event will be followed by the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce gala blacktie ball Michael’s family home is in Fossa, where his parents, Josef and Adele, still reside.

He was once an altar boy at the nearby Prince of Peace Church in Fossa and he attended the local national school before going on to St Brendan’s College and, later, successfully chasing his dream to become one of the world’s most in-demand actors.

He was bitten by the acting bug when he joined the Bricriú Theatre Company, run by local man Donie Courtney, in Killarney, and he later moved to London which is still his base.

The Order of Innisfallen is presented annually to recipients who have made a significant contribution to the economy of Killarney.

Previous recipients include singer Daniel O’Donnell who attracts thousands of fans to his concerts in

Killarney celebrates its heroes

OCTOBER is shaping up to be a month for honouring our home-grown heroes.

Let’s start with today as excitement reaches fever pitch in Killarney which is rolling out the red carpet for A-list star Michael Fassbender who is in town to accept the sought-after Order of Innisfallen honour at Muckross House. Later in the evening, the acclaimed actor will be guest of honour at the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce’s inaugural black-tie ball.

This evening also, applause will reverberate in the INEC as charity champions are feted during the annual Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle presentation and dinner dance.

Ricochet back towards town, where last Sunday cheers rang out for the All Ireland winning Kerry minor football squad who took a well-deserved bow as they were honoured at the Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football Championship quarter-finals in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Last but not least, on Monday it was the turn of Ireland’s hugely popular Olympic silver medallists, Gary and Paul O’Donovan, whose achievements were celebrated during the Spar/Eurospar Retailers conference at the Europe Hotel & Resort.

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Actor Michael Fassbender and actress Alicia Vikander during the 73rd Venice Film Festival 2016 in September. PICTURE: MATTEO CHINELLATO/SHUTTERSTOCK Killarney every year, Isolde Liebherr whose family has been a premier employer in Killarney for decades,

Margaret Cahill, the former head of Tourism Ireland Europe and Brian Stack of CIE Tours International.

Footballers on the catwalk in Fossa EXPECT to see some familiar faces from the All Ireland-winning Kerry minor football team on the catwalk at the annual Fossa Fashion Show next week.

Dedicated followers of fashion always hotfoot it to this major style event, which takes place on Wednesday, October 12, at the Europe Hotel & Resort, at 8pm.

Exciting prizes will be up for grabs, including a weekend away.

The best-dressed lady prize will be sponsored by Keane’s Jewellers, Killarney, while a number of raffle prizes and a door prize will also be available.

Always an excellent fundraiser for a variety of organisations in the parish and benefited the new church, local historical society, community centre, playschool, new school and new community centre.

Presented by Fossa Community Centre, the 2016 catwalk show will feature the latest fashion from Scarlett, Weardrobe, The Pillbox, New Look, Joie Boutique, Ella Maria, Tralee, Jasmine and Quills.

The event commences with a cheese and wine reception at 7.30pm and tickets are priced at €15.

Killarney National Park autumn talks THE night sky in Irish folklore was the focus of a talk in Killarney Plaza on last night, which marked the start of the popular autumn series of talks organised

by Killarney National Park.

Next week, October 13, the spotlight will be on biodiversity while on October 20, the focus will be on Irish bats.

October 27 will see a talk highlighting the behaviour of wild birds while on November 3 the restoration of the pleasure grounds and gardens at Killarney House will top the bill.

Finally, on November 10, the remarkable trees of Kerry will be the subject covered.

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There are several entitlements available to you. In order for you to qualify, the person you are caring for (your mother) must be deemed to be in need of full-time care and attention. This decision will be made by the Department of Social Protection, based on information provided by your mother’s GP. If you are working at present and will be taking time off to care, you may be eligible for carer's leave of up to 2 years. You must have worked for your employer for a continuous period of 12 months to qualify for this leave.

While you are on carer’s leave, you are entitled to get credited social insurance contributions to maintain your PRSI record.

You are entitled to annual leave and public holidays in respect of the first 13 weeks of carer’s leave. Your employer cannot dismiss you or victimise you for exercising your right to carer’s leave.

You may also be entitled to Carer’s Benefit from the Department of Social Protection, if you have enough PRSI contributions to qualify.

If you do not qualify for Carer’s Benefit, you may qualify for a means-tested Carer’s Allowance. If you get Carer's Allowance, you are entitled to a Free Travel Pass. You may also qualify for the Household Benefits Package if you live with the person you are caring for. There is also an annual Carer’s Support Grant of €1,700, formerly known as the Respite Care Grant, which is paid to full-time carers in June each year.

Even if you are not getting any other social welfare payment, you can qualify for this grant if you fulfil the conditions.

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EW company TeachTech Support has grown from a combination of expertise in information technology and a passion for education.

Supporting, enabling and educating people to get the best out of their electronic devices – be that the newest iPhone, an old PC or an interactive whiteboard – is the foundation of TeachTech Support.

Chris Reina has been involved in technology for over 3 decades and education for the last 13 years. From his role on the start-up committee of Tralee Educate Together NS through his tenure of chairperson of the school, he has further participated in many aspects of training and education locally and nationally. Having honed his hardware and software repair skills over the last 25 years working for multi-national companies, Chris has now brought his skills closer to home.

As Ireland’s only Apple Certified T3 Trainer, Chris has given workshops to individuals, teachers and students on a wide variety of subjects in the digital world, including: management, deployment, integration, audio, video, graphic design, photography, iPad for Business, iOS in SME, Corporate and B2B. Since its inception in April 2010, the iPad was set to revolutionise how we use technology. Chris was at the forefront of this innovation.

These devices are often not fully used to their potential – TeachTech Support can advise, setup, repair and customise these to the individual user. He has deployed iPads to all levels of business and schools.

These deployments have included setting up the wireless infrastructure and networking through to staff training on usage, integration and best practice within the environs – be that office or classroom.

So, whether your mother can’t get to grips with email, your teenager needs a new laptop for school or you need a tutorial on your new iPhone – TeachTech Support should be your first and last stop for a professional service in your home or in your business.

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Killarney quiz and auction in aid of homelessness crisis Good news for scientists looking for extra-terrestrial life Trevor O’Donoghue reports on a recent discovery on Jupiter’s moon

AT THE end of September, scientists from NASA, using data from the Hubble Space Telescope, announced that they had discovered water vapour plumes on Jupiter's moon, Europa. The plumes extend more than 100 miles into space. The discovery was announced in a hastily arranged press conference amidst excitable rumours that NASA had discovered aliens. No aliens were forthcoming, but the discovery is certainly is good news for planetary scientists looking for extra-terrestrial life.

Europa, slightly smaller than earth's moon, is hypothesised to have a liquid water ocean beneath a thick crust of ice, kept warm by tidal interactions between Europa and Jupiter.

NASA’s hunt for life outside of our planet has traditionally been focused on Mars, and that work is still ongoing with landers and orbiters observing the planet in ever-greater detail.

However, moons with liquid oceans beneath the surface such as Enceladus (a moon of Saturn) and now Europa have become the next step in the quest for life.

The only life in the universe that we know of, is life on Earth. All this life is dependent on water. As our knowledge of life on our planet increases, so too does the range of habitats where we find life. Life is resilient and adaptable and small microorganisms have been found in thriving in extreme environments

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once thought too hostile to support life.

Expensive space missions to Europa to drill through the icy crust in the hope of finding life are now being rewritten to allow for more economically viable missions to “catch a whiff” of life in the vapour as they fly through.

Europa was discovered by Galileo in 1610 when he turned a telescope on Jupiter. From mid October Jupiter appears in the predawn sky and curious readers with a decent pair of binoculars can spot Europa as one of four tiny dots of light strung out on either side of the planet.

CALLING all quiz whizzes – a table quiz and auction fundraiser has been planned to help in a charity initiative planned by two well-known Killarney businesspeople.

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce President Kate O’Leary and Councillor Niall Kelleher will both spend a night sleeping out to help raise funds and awareness of the homelessness crisis that is sweeping the country.

Their involvement is part of Focus Ireland campaign which will see prominent business interests and public representatives sleeping out, in either Cork or Dublin, on October 21 to shine a light on the homelessness crisis.

They have both set a target of raising at least €5,000 for the cause and, to help them achieve that goal, they will host a table quiz in The Laurels on Thursday, October 13.

The entry fee is €50 for a table of five and the event will commence at 8pm. Some fantastic prizes will be auctioned on the night and there will also be a super auction at which a number of valuable and impressive prizes will come under the auctioneer’s gavel.

Kerry Deer Society hosts annual walks THE annual Kerry Deer Society deer rut observation walks will take place next week.

The first, on Wednesday, October 12, will meet at King’s Bridge, opposite St Mary’s Cathedral, at 5.45pm.

The lowland walk will take approximately one hour.

Meanwhile, on Sunday, October 16, the mountain walk will meet at Torc upper car park on the Old Kenmare Road at 2pm.

You are advised to bring binoculars and wear appropriate clothing. Members and non-members of the Kerry Deer Society are welcome.

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WELL done to the team at the Heights Hotel Killarney which has been crowned Best Hotel Carvery in Ireland.

This is the second year running that the Heights Hotel has won not only the Munster title but the All-Ireland title for serving carvery.

The winners were unveiled by Welsh international rugby referee Nigel Owens at the Knorr Great Carvery of the Year Grand Final at the Herbert Park Hotel in Dublin.

The Elm Tree in Glounthaune, Cork, took the prize for Best Pub Carvery at the awards.

Launched in 2010 by Unilever Food Solutions Ireland, Knorr Great Carvery of the Year is an all-island search for Ireland’s best pub and hotel carvery.

Recent research carried out by Unilever found that carvery is still hugely popular with Irish people. Two in every three eat carvery meals on a regular basis, with 25% eating carvery at least once a week. The research also emphasised that pub and hotel food remain serious business with over 50% of people choosing carvery as the preferred destination for a weekend family meal or Sunday lunch.

Business development chef at Unilever Food Solutions Mark McCarthy said: “The standard of entry to the competition was amazing. All of the finalists in the competition proved to be of an exceptionally high standard in terms of value for money, food quality and customer service.

“I would like to thank The Heights Hotel in Killarney and The Elm Tree in Cork for their excellence in offering the best carveries in the country. Winning the award is much more than just a well-deserved nod for the hard work and dedication it takes to operate at the highest level in our industry, it is a reflection of the appreciation shown by customers as the public also has a say in deciding who goes through to the competition.”

Now in its seventh year, the nationwide KNORR Great Carvery of the Year competition is firmly established as the premier carvery competition on Ireland and Northern Ireland’s culinary calendar.

The two overall winning venues will each receive PR and Marketing support as well as a specially commissioned wall plaque to inform customers that they are about to sit down and enjoy the best carvery in Ireland.

BUDGET 2017

Lunch Briefing Invitation Date: Wednesday 12th October 2016 Venue: The Malton Hotel, Killarney Time: 1.00pm – 2.00pm In association with Killarney Chamber of Commerce.

The Briefing will explain all of the main points from the Budget and, where possible, suggest tax planning initiatives that can be taken prior to 31 December 2016

Please pre-book your place by Monday 10th October by email at: info@ockt.ie or by phone on: 064 6633444.

The team from the Heights Hotel Killarney pictured receiving the award, from left: Jim Reeves, Customer Director Ireland at Unilever Food Solutions, Bernard O’Riordan, Noreen O’Leary, international rugby referee Nigel Owens, Collette Andre and Ivor Woods, the Heights Hotel.

London calling for Killarney folk IT’S always a red-letter event on the calendar both in Kerry and across the water and this year’s Killarney-London Reunion takes place on Saturday, November 19.

The celebration will unfold in the Claddagh Ring in Hendon.

Last year saw Councillor Donal Grady presented with the Killarney-London Reunion Person of the Year award, which is sponsored

by Killarney Advertiser.

Cllr Grady has been involved in the Killarney-London Reunion since its founding in 1970 and is chairman of the Killarney committee.

The Killarney-London Reunion was started by Canon Tom Looney, now parish priest in Fossa.

Fr Looney together with Cllr Grady and the late Cllr Michael Courtney ensured the event grew from strength to strength over the years.

Cllr Grady advised those who wished to attend the event to book their flights and accommodation as early as possible.

If you need further information on attending event, contact Cllr Donal Grady on 087-2596464.

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Valerie captures the people and places of the Reeks on camera AWARD-WINNING Killarney photographer Valerie O’Sullivan has immortalised the faces and places of Ireland’s highest mountain range.

The MacGillycuddy's Reeks: People and Places of Ireland’s Highest Mountain Range charts the rich diversity of its people and landscape. “Despite their increasing popularity amongst hillwalkers and climbers, the mountains’ remote and marginal nature is their commanding characteristic,” said Valerie, who is herself a keen mountaineer.

The design and layout of the book is by Cathal Cudden, Bright Idea, and it will be officially launched by broadcaster Frank Lewis and Patricia Deane, rural recreation officer, South Kerry Development Partnership, on Saturday, October 15, at 6.30pm in Kate Kearney’s Cottage in the Gap of Dunloe.

The people of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks are the dominant feature of the book. We see them honouring the traditions of The Biddies one of the oldest and most colourful customs in Ireland, a blend of pagan and Christian pageantry, held each year on the first day of February.

The book also stars Eileen Cronin of Cronin’s Yard, Mealis, Beaufort, who lives in the foothills of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, at the entrance to the Hag’s Glen, the traditional starting point for ascents of Carrantuohill and the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. Eileen, originally from Ballyledder, Beaufort, married Joe Cronin, a fifth-generation sheep farmer, in 1964. The Cronin home and yard became the base for the Kerry Mountain Rescue team, the local Gardaí and the Civil Defence whenever the teams were called out on a mountain rescue.

Eileen remembers fondly the early days of the mountain rescues when the team would arrive to their home. “We had great craic, no matter how serious the rescue was, the house was always open. We’d stay up all night, waiting for news. I loved making the tea and sandwiches, keeping the fire going. We were all great friends and still are today. Members of the Rescue Team and Gardaí would still call to me. We had great laughs,” she said.

A chapter is also dedicated to the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and Valerie will be donating a sizeable portion of the proceeds of this book to the team.

Valerie O'Sullivan.

Well known local mountaineer Patricia O'Sullivan calls in for a chat with Eileen Cronin before heading for her beloved Reeks. PICTURE: Valerie O'Sullivan

What does Budget 2017 have in store for your business?

LEADING Kerry chartered accountancy firm OCKT Ltd will hold a budget briefing next week to examine the impact of the Budget on businesses.

The forum will commence at 1pm on Wednesday, October 12, in The Malton Hotel, Killarney.

In conjunction with Killarney Chamber of Commerce, OCKT Ltd is hosting the briefing to share its thinking on the key developments from Budget 2017 with clients and members of the Kerry business community. The briefing will explain the salient points from the Budget in direct relation to businesses, as opposed to individuals, and will outline tax planning initiatives that can be taken prior to December 31, so businesses are primed to tackle the budgetary changes as they are introduced.

Speaking at the briefing will be Director of OCKT Ltd Marcus Treacy, who specialises in corporate finance and corporate recovery. “This briefing will be a good opportunity for businesses to stay ahead of the budgetary measures, no matter what the outcome on October 11,” said

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Mr Treacy.

“We are holding this forum to discuss the implications for businesses specifically, as historically media coverage c o m p r e h e n s i v e l y Marcus Treacy, director of documents implica- OCKT Ltd. tions for individuals and not always those for SMEs themselves.

“We are anticipating changes to various reliefs in capital taxes which could have an impact on businesses, so we are keen to analyse the Budget for attendees of the event and to explain practical measures they can take to protect their businesses, their employees and their livelihoods.”

The event is open to all business owners and employees and bookings can be made by emailing info@ockt.ie or phoning on 0646633444.

Brendan Coffey, Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, on a special winter training exercise on Cnoc Toinne, MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Co Kerry. PICTURE: Valerie O'Sullivan

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Friday October 7th Local’s Night kicking off from 9pm tonight!

Competition winners announced later in the night.

#theheightofhospitality €500 in cash prizes will be awarded to our competition winners on the night!!!

Our competition is ‘Your Best Memory’ Tonight we will be hosting wine tastings, in conjunction with Classic Drinks. ‘Fiddler’s Green’, will be providing entertainment from 9pm – late and there will be finger food courtesy of our head chef

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Killarney urged to support vital service for people with MS THE vital treatments and therapies available to people with multiple sclerosis in the Killarney could be in grave danger if it weren’t for the support of such fundraisers as the annual Old Kenmare Road walk.

The Killarney and South Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland will step it out for the 14th annual walk on Sunday, October 9.

Killarney Advertiser caught up with some of those who benefit from the therapies funded by the walk, at the Cheshire Home this week.

All ages are catered for, from teenagers upwards, with between 25 and 30 people with multiple sclerosis attending the centre every week.

Physiotherapy sessions are available on Mondays while on Wednesdays three therapies are available, reflexology, acupuncture and massage. “What’s crucial is that participants enjoy the social aspect of it, with a cup of tea, a scone and a chat,” said Rosemary Nolan of the South Kerry branch of MS Ireland.

“It is vital the fundraisers such as the annual walk are supported as otherwise the therapies will be cut down.”

If you would like to take part in the walk, sponsorship cards are available from John O’Shea, 087-234882; Pat O’Neill, 064-6631982; Ray O’Callaghan, 087-2917262; or Linda Pigott, 087-9224655.

Buses will leave The Gleneagle car park at 10am on October 9 for the walk.

Back, Siobhan Lynch, MS Society of Ireland, Miriam Smith, physiotherapist Vincent Nisnisan,front, Jeanne Roddy, Colette Horan, Kathleen McCarthy and Eamonn Harrington pictured at the Cheshire Home.

Niall pushes the boat out for sparkling proposal THE setting could not have been more romantic for Niall Kelleher’s proposal to his girlfriend Linda Gordon. Rathmore native Niall popped the question during a boat trip through the three Lakes of Killarney.

Niall organised the scenic trip in order to surprise Linda, from Artigallivan, with a marriage proposal.

He had originally planned to propose on Innisfallen Island but as he was departing Ross Castle on a later boat, he resorted to finding a Plan B. Niall got in touch by mobile phone with boatman Donal “Dux” O’Donoghue Junior who suggested the Old Weir Bridge.

Donal promptly contacted his uncle Dermot O’Donoghue, who ensured the couple disembarked at the perfect spot and Niall went down on bended knee at the Old Weir Bridge.

He had chosen two rings, at Seodoiri Na Riochta (Kingdom Jewellers) on Main Street.

“I covered all bases but Linda ended up choosing the one I would have picked out myself!” said Niall.

Linda was surprised and delighted and the newly engaged the couple boarded the boat once more, bound for Lord Brandon’s Cottage where they enjoyed celebratory Irish coffees.

Engagement celebrations continued that night in Niall’s bar, Connie K’s in Rathmore.

Wishing the couple well were Niall’s son Noah, four, and Linda’s daughter Portia, eight, along with both sets of parents Monica and Eugene Gordon and Julie and Paudie Kelleher.

Businessman and entrepreneur Niall is a member of Kerry County Council and is deputy Lord Mayor of Killarney, while Linda is a solicitor with her own practice Torc Solicitors in Killarney.

Every good wish to them both!

Niall Kelleher, Rathmore, and Linda Gordon, Artigallivan, celebrating their engagement on Sunday.

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All set to paint the town pink PINK ladies and gents will be out in force today (Friday) as they host street collections for the popular Irish Cancer Society fundraiser Paint It Pink.

Collectors will be on the streets of the town and beyond all decked out in eye-catching rosy hues.

In addition, if you would like to join their ranks, simply call to the Killarney Credit Union on Beech Road at 10am.

“The Paint It Pink fundraiser raises awareness of breast cancer and funds for treatment,” said Kathrina Breen of the Killarney branch of the Irish Cancer Society.

If you would like to help, contact Kathrina on 087-2612992.

Kathrina Breen, Eleanor O'Doherty, Eugene O'Sullivan, Kathleen Cronin and Kathleen O'Shea launching Paint it Pink in Killarney.

South Kerry Parkinson’s support group THE South Kerry Parkinson’s Support Group’s next monthly meeting takes place on October 10 at 8pm at the Methodist Church hall (next to the Killarney Avenue Hotel).

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Muckross to host John B Keane’s The Successful TD

Jon Kenny and Mary McEvoy who star in John B Keane’s The Successful TD.

THE hilarious antics in John B Keane’s book The Letters of a Successful TD form the basis of a must-see play being staged in Killarney next week. Head to Muckross Schoolhouse on Friday, October 14, or Saturday, October 15, where the world premier of The Successful TD will unfold.

The plot follows the trials and tribulations of Tull McAdoo as he seeks re-election to the Dáil in the "October Elections”.

Written by John B Keane in 1967, the lines see the playwright display his edge for humour and satire that are uncomfortably close to the politics of today. Peppered with Keane's gallery of madcap characters this show will have you laughing at politics (in a good way) from the start.

Tull has roped in the help of his faithful daughter Kate while his wife nurses her various ailments in bed or Lisdoonvarna, but his archenemy Flannery the local schoolteacher plans to scupper the election for Tull.

To quote John B Keane’s immortal words: “Any man with a vote is a man to be respected. I’ll play with them, lie to them, sing dumb about them while I have a chance of a vote. That’s my livelihood.

Don’t give me no more stink about the truth. Christ told the truth and they crucified Him…” Based on The Letters of A Successful TD and An Irish Minister of State by John B Keane, the work has been adapted for the stage by the production’s stars Jon Kenny and Mary McEvoy and director Michael Scott. The shows commence at 8pm. Tickets, €20, are available by calling 064-6670165 and 064-6630804.

Warning following suspicious approach made to youngsters in Barraduff area KILLARNEY GARDAÍ have appealed to the public for help as they attempt to trace a man who made a suspicious approach to two teenagers in the Barraduff area last Sunday.

The two girls, aged in their mid teens, were out walking near Doyle’s Cross at around 3.45pm on Sunday when they were approached by a man who they felt was acting suspiciously.

Concerns were expressed in relation to a maroon hatchback with a male driver at the wheel.

Gardaí are trying to ascertain whether they incident was an innocent misunderstanding or if there was a more sinister motive.

If you have any information, contact Killarney Gardaí on 0646631222.

Niamh O’Shea, general manager, Killarney Park Hotel, and Ciara Treacy, manager, The Ross, presented a cheque to Marie Lenihan for €8,228. An optional €1 contribution to the local charity Kerry Parents & Friends Association is applied to guest bills on check out.

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At the Spar/Eurospar Retailers conference in the Europe Hotel on Monday were Olympic silver medallists Gary and Paul O'Donovan with Leo Crawford, Group CEO BWG Group (owners and operators of the Spar and Eurostar in Ireland) and RTE's Sharon Ní Bheoláin.

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Kerry is Ireland’s official adventure capital THE prestigious publication “Luxury Travel Guide” has awarded family-run Killarney company KerryClimbing with the coveted title of Ireland’s Adventure Tour Operator of the Year.

This award represents the pinnacle of hospitality achievement, championing the best in respective fields.

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People of Kerry send every good wish to Chloe

The All Ireland-winning Kerry minor football squad who were honoured at the Garveys Supervalu Kerry senior county football championship quarter finals at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney on Sunday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Killarney Credit Union hosted a business function for The Killarney Bar Association (KBA) in The Killarney Plaza Hotel, Killarney last Friday . From left are Pat Delaney ( Killarney Credit Union Chairman), Mark Murphy (Killarney Credit Union CEO), Eleanor Leane (Killarney Bar Association Secretary), Pat F. O Connor (Chairman KBA) and Pat Sheehan (Killarney Credit Union Vice-Chairman and Killarney Bar Association Treasurer). PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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SIX-YEAR-OLD Chloe O’Shea from Killorglin is getting ready to undergo a life-changing kidney transplant operation in the next two weeks.

Her father, Tim, will donate a kidney and all at the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association have lent their support as they prepare. “We are over the moon that Chloe will have the transplant operation,” said Theresa Looney of the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association.

Tim will address a gathering at the Travel Inn in Fossa where the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club will make cheque presentations to the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association and the three other beneficiaries of its recent South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show, the Irish Pilgrimage Trust, the Kerry branch of Down Syndrome Ireland, and the Kerry-Cork Health Link Bus. The event, which takes place tomorrow Saturday, October 8, will see various award presentations and raffles, including the Irish Kidney Association’s draw for a Ford Anglia vintage. “The money raised from the car will be going to the support centre for families of transplant patients at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin,” said Theresa Looney. “It is a real home from home for families.”

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Killarney impresses the judges yet again Good to see people out sweeping the pavement and area in front of their homes The railings and plinths at St Mary’s Church have undergone an amazing restoration project

In Pinewood estate there was nice planting of nasturtiums

Windows at the tourist office looked good – it is important that this always looks well day and night as so many tourists are drawn to the area Landscaping at Ballyspillane estate had some nice pockets of raised beds surrounded by sleepers

The family resource centre at Ballyspillane looks very well as it was freshly painted

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Wedding bells for Charlene and Padraig

Charlene Courtney and Padraig Ahern with their daughters Tierna and Ella following their wedding in Listry Church. Celebrations continued afterwards at the reception in the Ballygarry House Hotel in Tralee.

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Dorota Pierchala, Chorzow, Poland, and John Boyall, Shannon, who were married last Friday in The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney.

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Fay Kidney, Killarney, and Oliver Dayman, London, who were married in St Mary’s Cathedral on Saturday and held their reception in The Dunloe Hotel.

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Bride and groom return to The Gleneagle to celebrate golden anniversary

WHAT better way to celebrate 50 years of love and marriage than by returning to the place where it all began? Having held their wedding breakfast in The Gleneagle Hotel on September 21, 1966, Mr and Mrs Michael and Joan Griffin returned to the famous Killarney venue to mark their golden wedding anniversary.

Michael Griffin and Joan Mullins, both originally from Tralee, were married in St John’s Parish Church in Tralee on September 21, 1966, before travelling onto Killarney afterwards where The Gleneagle hosted the newlyweds and 80 members of their family and friends. “Our wedding breakfast took place in The Gleneagle Hotel, where we were treated very well and so decided to book the same venue 50 years later,” said Joan Griffin.

The happy couple, who now reside in Caherciveen, were once again joined for a celebratory meal at the hotel by 80 friends and family members including their children and grandchildren. “We were overwhelmed with our party as were all our friends too,” said Joan. “The staff looked after us so well and management were excellent; we thank them for a very memorable occasion.”

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Joan and Michael Griffin pictured on their wedding day and at their recent 50th anniversary celebration.

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Moments in Time

Two of Killarney's great musicians Dermot Moynihan and Pat Doody performing during the 1970s.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

ELVIS IN KILLARNEY’S HOLIDAY INN

It’s time to speak up for the Irish language

He slipped in from reception, all decked out in Elvis gear, The white suit and medallions, and he ordered up a beer.

A multi-coloured garland from Hawaii hung round his neck, He really looked the business, and he didn’t give a feck!

Folks at the bar took a double take; could this guy be for real, He was, t’was just another gig, and he turned out the real deal.

He started off with ‘Wooden Heart’ and then he did ‘Hound Dog.’ It truly was exciting; I heard a woman say, ‘My God, You’d swear the King was in the bar; he sounds just like him too.’

Then he Aw, Haw, Hawed through ‘Good Luck Charm’ and banged out ‘Blue Suede Shoes.’

He had all the moves and gestures, and his right leg really twitched, You’d swear you were in Vegas, amongst the gaudy and the rich.

And when he warbled, ‘Wise Men Say Only Fools Rush In’ You were right there in the Fifties, and back in school again.

He brought us through those teenage years, from when Old Shep was a pup, And when he died, the whole world cried, and we were all shook up.

When he sang ‘It’s Now or Never’ a tear leaked from my eye, For it was nearing closing time, and soon he’d say goodbye.

He finished off with ‘Jailhouse Rock’ and man, he left us reeling, Then a voice came over the intercom, Elvis has left the building.

It really was emotional, a rock train back in time, You remembered girls who dumped you, and those for whom you pined.

You learnt to jive to ‘Teddy Bear’ and lurch to ‘Love me Tender’ Oh boy, it was a great time, and I re-lived it this September!

WHEN are the Irish going to get over their inferiority complex about their own language?

It's shocking to hear of a young man being reprimanded for using Irish in his workplace or young footballers being forbidden to use it during training!

I have always found it fascinating and attractive to overhear people conversing in Irish.

Wouldn't Spain, France and Italy lose a lot of their attraction if everyone spoke English all the time? A country is defined largely by its language and any country lucky enough to have its native language still extant (to whatever degree) should nurture and promote its survival.

Let's face it, any young person leaving school today has a good grasp of the language, so why waste all those years of learning by letting it die away instead of keeping it alive and having some fun with it? I would be in agreement with the idea of a change in the way Irish is taught in schools. I think there should be far more focus on conversational Irish (since not everybody needs to be able to write in Irish) and students should be examined orally.

Nicky Barry, Woodlawn Park, Killarney

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Please help end monkey experiments IN EUROPE 10,000 primates a year are used in experiments. They’re imprisoned in laboratory cages, drugged and infected with deadly diseases, cut open, burned or electrocuted.

We don’t need these cruel tests. Animals rarely serve as good models for the human body.

And cutting-edge research methods that don’t use animals often give far more accurate results. The European Union is deciding right now whether to change its policy on testing on monkeys. Your can make a difference by urging them to make the right decision. Sign the petition to end experiments on primates. Thank you.

See Petauk.org/euprimates.

Frances Bailey, Killarney

Killarney, or email Editor’s Note: If you have an opinion you would like to air, you can write to Letters to the Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, High Street, omitted with prior approval of the newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie All letters must be accompanied by a name, address and phone number for verification purposes. These can be Editor. The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters

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Over 2,500 adventure race enthusiasts get on their mar

ON AN EPIC QUEST IN KILLARNEY LAST Friday evening, a steady stream of locals and visitors alike flowed out the Muckross Road where they converged on the INEC at The Gleneagle Hotel to register for the Quest Killarney adventure race.

The following morning, over 2,500 men and women completed the multi-activity one-day event, making it the largest adventure race in the world.

The race offered an impressive five different routes, including a 70km and 60km pro as well as 27km sport event. Athletes braved the rugged Kerry landscape, trekking the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks and Mangerton Mountain, cycling the Gap of Dunloe, Black Valley and Killarney National Park, and kayaking on Muckross Lake.

Dessie Duffy was the winner of the 70km expert race in a fantastic time of 3 hours and 42 minutes, while Moira O’Sullivan won the ladies 70km race in a time of 4 hours and 14 minutes.

The adventure race was voted the best Outdoor Event in 2014. “It started five years ago with 500 participants and now the event has now grown to over 2,500 and continues to attract Ireland’s top endurance athletes and competitors from around the world,” said event organiser Oliver Kirwan, Elite Event Management.

“The October weather was perfect for this epic and mammoth adventure race, Killarney is truly the only location in the world that can accommodate such a race.

What makes it special is the camaraderie after the race.

Competitors and spectators enjoy the festival-like atmosphere, music, food, kid’s adventure race and after-party in The Gleneagle Hotel.”

He paid tribute to the dedication of staff of Elite Event Management and all the all the volunteers, marshals and stewards. “Quest Adventure aims to expand adventure events to facilitate the global expansion of this uniquely Irish event concept to all corners of the world,” he added. Quest Adventure Race Series’ for 2017 will include the following new destinations, Austria, the UK and the Middle East, along with the annual Quest Glendalough, Quest Achill and Quest Killarney.

David Roca Ituren, on Mangerton Mountain.

Paul O'Neill, Killarney, on Mangerton Mountain, competing in Quest Killarney.

Kayakers on Muckross Lake during Quest Killarney last Saturday.

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Joe O'Leary, Killarney, on Mangerton Mountain PICTURES: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN.

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arks to take ‘to the waters and the wild’ in Killarney Denis O'Neill, Killarney, on Mangerton Mountain.

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Sean Casey, Killarney, on Mangerton Mountain.

Participants in Quest Killarney kayaking on Muckross Lake.

Mike Quirke, Milltown, competing in Quest Killarney.

Brendan Joy, Killarney, competing in Quest Killarney.

Catherine Redmond competing on the Mangerton Mountain stage of Quest Killarney.

Participants enjoy time out during Quest Killarney.

Ellen Vetting competing in Quest Killarney.

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Jennifer Carrol out with family and friends for her hen night in Scotts Hotel. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Ciara Lyne, John Lyne and Nettie Lyne together in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Trisha English, Mary Barry and Emma McNamara out and about in Killarney.

Ciara Lyne and Paul McLoughlin celebrating their engagement party in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Olivia Moriarty, Laura Corlett, Sarah Leahy, Shauna Courtney, Eddie Rogers, Brandon O'Mahony, Padraic O'Sullivan, and Fionan O'Connor in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Ann Barry and Joan O'Sullivan out and about in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Padraig Manning, Kieran Reen, John Healy, Sean Collins, Cian Horan and Barry Warren enjoying themselves in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

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Laragh McGarr and Deirdre Butler having a few drinks in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

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Orla Coffey celebrating her hen with family and friends in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Michael Dennehy, Ronan O'Sullivan, Rachel Stack O'Sullivan and Helena Collins out and about in The Lane Bar.

Margaret Coffey, Eileen Ahern, Sheila Clifford and Maragret Fleming out in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Ciara O'Doherty, Sheila O'Leary and Caroline Breen in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Michael Keane, Amy Dunlee, Juliane O'Connell and Pa Barrett in The Lane Bar.

Matthre O'Riordan, Conor O'Leary and Daniel Moynihan out in Mustang Sally's.

Claire Ann Flynn, Micheal Ledwith and Breda Fitzgerland out in The Lane Bar.

Alison Forristal, Lydia Gorey, Joanne Page, Carol Sheehan and Kelly Arrigan enjoying themselves in Mustang Sally's.

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Picture perfect nuptials for Ciara and David

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EDDING bells rang out for Ciara Dennehy and David Duignan recently.

Ciara, from Knocknagree, Co Cork, and David, who is from Malahide, Co Dublin, were married in Christ The King Church in Knocknagree in a Mass led by the groom’s uncle, Father Brendan Madden.

World-famous accordion virtuoso Liam O’Connor performed both at the church ceremony and at the reception, with Maria McKeown and Dominic McGorian as the church singers.

Ciara looked stunning in a Suzanne Neville design from Sharon Hoey in Dublin. The bridal makeup was pictureperfect thanks to the talents of Killarney makeup artist Marilyn McSweeney, while her hairstyling was by Sean Taaffe Hair & Beauty.

The bride’s parents Mary Carmel and Pat Dennehy and the groom’s mother and father Geraldine and Jim Duignan helped the newlyweds lead the

celebrations at the reception, in Sheen Falls Lodge in Kenmare.

Ciara’s sister Marie Dennehy was maid of honour with her friend Rachel Keane as bridesmaid while the groom’s brothers Stephen Duignan and Karl Duignan also lent their support, as best man and groomsman respectively.

Photographer Alan Dunne captured the big day on camera with LM Wedding Videography also ensuring special moments were filmed for posterity. Breda Nagle of Sliabh Luachra Florist took care of the floral arrangements.

Ciara and David’s paths first crossed at The Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin. Ciara, a pharmacist, and David, who works in the Central Bank in Dublin, are honeymooning in California, Hawaii and Florida.

The newlyweds live in Malahide, Co Dublin.

XXXX The bride and groom with their wedding party.

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Ciara Dennehy and David Duignan.

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Ciara and David on their big day.

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Noirin and Janet Browne, Firies, at the recent coffee morning fundraiser in the Killarney Plaza Hotel organised by Killarney Gardaí.

Pat Kelleher, Cathal Walshe and David Fleming at the fundraiser in the Killarney Plaza Hotel organised by Killarney Gardaí.

Garda Michael Milner, Linda Gordon, Torc Solicitors, Garda Jamie Lenihan and Councillor Niall Kelleher at recent the Garda coffee morning fundraiser in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Elaine Moore, Eilish Coffey and Nuala Coffey at the Killarney Cardiac Response Unit celebration evening in Killarney Plaza Hotel.

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National Breastfeeding Week in Kerry

To coincide with National Breastfeeding Week, Mary O’Connor, public health nurse and lactation consultant, highlights services available in Kerry

NATIONAL Breastfeeding Week concludes today, and this year’s campaign theme is Every Breastfeed makes a Difference.

The campaign encourages mothers to start breastfeeding, and to breastfeed for longer.

Breastfeeding support groups around the county are facilitated by public health nurses, the community and parents.

Eight weekly breastfeeding support groups are to be found in Kerry, in Killarney, Kenmare, Castleisland, Tralee, Listowel, Dingle, Castlegregory and Caherciveen. The breastfeeding support group invites all pregnant and breastfeeding women to attend.

The aim of the breastfeeding support group is to promote breastfeeding, support mothers who are breastfeeding and assist mothers to overcome breastfeeding challenges over a cup of tea/coffee in a friendly environment.

The public health nurses facilitate antenatal breastfeeding workshops for expectant parents in Killarney and Kenmare. Antenatal classes are also facilitated in Killarney, Kenmare, Caherciveen and Dingle.

For support around breastfeeding, please contact your local public health nurse.

• Mary O'Connor, public health nurse and lactation consultant, also provides a service available to all pregnant women and breastfeeding women in Kerry.

Contact Mary O'Connor HSE/PHN/IBCLC on 086-7871422

HOW THE EUROWAVE WORKS

Eurowave achieves toning, shaping and inch loss through the use of Electro Muscle Stimulation, explains Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio

ELECTRO MUSCLE STIMULATION (EMS) is a very safe and simple procedure that uses painless faradic waves to stimulate the muscles and make them work – much like you would at the gym.

However, there is no resulting build-up of lactic acid, which means you aren’t sore after a treatment!

The achieved muscle tone is real.

After a course of 12 sessions you will look and feel better, your core muscles will be strengthened, toned and tightened and even working out at the gym can be easier, making sustaining the results completely possible.

Why Eurowave?

Eurowave has become widely accepted that core strength is very important to our overall body health. You use your core in everything you do. Fewer people suffer from prolonged and nagging back pain once their core is strong. While many new exercises do improve your core strength,

Eurowave still does it faster and safer! Do you hate doing sit-ups, crunches or leg lifts, because it hurts, or they don't work?

Eurowave penetrates the deepest part of your muscle, which enables you to get a full muscle contraction.

How does Eurowave work?

The Eurowave utilises a pulsating faradic wave, which "works out" the chosen muscle group. Eurowave works the same as an isometric exercise. The 18-minute abdominal session is completely effortless, and is equivalent over 200 perfect sit-ups! Unique to the machine is the "duty cycle" which allows variation in depth of penetration of the wave, and allows for a variety of additional applications including the successful treatment of back pain and ailments including sciatica, sports injuries, multiple sclerosis and certain other medical conditions.

At Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio we are offering a free trial for one week only. Call 064-6632966 now to book.

Contact Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on 064-6632966 for further details.

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SHOP FOR YOUR HEALTH DAY

AT THIS time of year thoughts are already turning towards the gift-buying sprees that loom on the horizon, but first why not turn your thoughts towards drawing up a shopping list when it comes to safeguarding your health?

This fantastic concept was dreamed up by Billy DF O’Sullivan and his team at the HeartBeat support group in Killarney. They have teamed up with Killarney Outlet Centre, the primary care teams and the Health Service Executive to present a unique event entitled Shop For Health Day at the outlet centre today, Friday, October 7.

The event takes place from 10am to 6pm and will offer a whole host of services and advice for free. “The object of the day is to provide easy access to health experts in a relaxed atmosphere and to get people talking about their health and picking up information that normally might not be as readily available to them,” said organiser Billy DF O’Sullivan of HeartBeat. “The units in the centre will also be involved with many health-orientated offers available on the day.”

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Quiz is the answer as Claire spearheads fundraisers for Crumlin

KEEN to generate funds for Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin, Claire Enright enlisted the help of her colleagues at the Aghadoe Heights Hotel.

By year’s end, Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa aims to raise €3,000-plus for Our Lady's Children's Hospital. “This hospital is an amazing establishment and a most deserving charity very close to our hearts,” said Claire.

“We are doing a few things to raise the money. We have a jar of sweets kindly donated by Claire Enright, Aghadoe Aunty Nellie’s Sweet Shop and I am taking part Heights Hotel & Spa. in the Killarney Mini Marathon this Saturday.

We will have a team day out where we will go up Cardiac Hill and we are also planning a coffee morning for November 8.”

This coming week, the general public can contribute to the series of fundraisers, with table quiz taking place in the Killarney Avenue Hotel this Monday, October 10, at 9pm.

“All are welcome to the table quiz and Deputy Danny Healy-Rae will be the special guest,” said Claire. “We promise excellent spot prizes on the night.

The entry fee is €40 for a table of four. “Crumlin is a charity close to many – quite a few of the team have had to bring children there. The team there are amazing!” said Claire.

“Nothing is a problem with them and they really do go out of their way to help everyone. Kids shouldn’t be getting cancer or life-threatening illnesses – so if we can do something to help these kids – it’s the least we can be doing! Parents shouldn’t be outliving their children – it’s heart-breaking!”

For more information contact Claire on 064-6631766.

Wellness exhibition at Manor West Shopping Centre

MANOR WEST Shopping Centre and Retail Park will host a information exhibition on Saturday, October 15, from 12 to 5pm. The exhibition aims to inform the local community and visitors to the centre of the organisations, services, sports clubs and the likes that are available right on their doorstep.

An array of information stands will be available in the main shopping centre, giving shoppers the opportunity to gather information and chat to representatives on topics such as wellness, health, fitness as well as education.

The event, which is free of charge, will also shed some light on the support services that are currently available locally to help people stay healthy in body and mind.

Derek Rusk, centre manager, said: ”The hope is that by creating this awareness within the community of Tralee, it will encourage anyone who is looking for more information to come along and chat to the various organisations, to connect with them and hopefully find new avenues for hobbies as well as keeping well in themselves – something that can be more challenging as we approach the winter months. We hope that it will prompt people to join a club, get involved in a local organisation or to volunteer.”

For more information see www.manorwest.ie

Hit the runway at Kerry Airport in aid of cystic fibrosis charity

FOLLOWING successful events held at Shannon and Knock Airports, Kerry will enjoy a unique opportunity to participate in the inaugural Kerry Airport 5k Fun Run, taking place at Kerry Airport this evening, Friday, October 7, at 8.30pm.

To be held under the lights of the runway, the 5km run has been organised as a joint fundraiser between the rugby clubs of West Munster and Build4life, a cystic fibrosis (CF) charity based in Kerry. The objective is to raise significant funds for this local charity which has been to the forefront in raising funds to develop life-saving isolation inpatient and outpatient facilities for adults and children with CF attending Cork University Hospital, allowing them to enter the hospital environment free from the risk of cross infection.

Whether it is to run, jog or walk, the event is all about getting out, taking part and taking steps to improve fitness and stay healthy. Participants will receive complimentary car parking, a commemorative medal and goodie bag. Over 350 people are already registered to take part; it cost €20 for adults and €10 for under-16s. For more information and to sign up to take part, visit www.eventmaster.ie Basil Sheerin, financial controller, Kerry Airport, said: “We are delighted to announce the first ever runway run/walk at Kerry Airport. Kerry Airport is here to serve the local community and we are delighted to be working with Build4life and the Rugby Clubs of West Munster to host this fantastic initiative. We are looking forward to making this an enjoyable and memorable experience for all involved.”

Speaking on behalf of the Castle Island Rugby Club, Bill Horgan, who has been senior air traffic controller at Kerry Airport for over 25 years, said: “We are extremely grateful to Kerry Airport for facilitating our event and to the Garvey Group as our main sponsor. We would also like to acknowledge the contributions of Lee Strand and all our local contributors.”

The team at Kerry Airport launches the inaugural Kerry Airport 5k Fun Run which takes place at the airport at 8.30pm this evening.

Manor West Retail Park, Tralee.

Terence Mulcahy, President, Kerry Branch of the Irish Hotel Federation presents a cheque for €1500, the proceeds from the IHF Ball to Cormac O'Sullivan, who accepted on behalf of the Cuan Counselling Services in West Kerry. Cuan Counselling is a non-profit, low cost, accessible and professional counselling service for young people aged 12-25 years and their families in West Kerry. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE 07.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

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our entertainment guide | cinema | DVDs | books | music | Sudoku | recipes

Tommy Tiernan embarks on ‘a world RECIPE OF THE WEEK tour of the same hotel’

TOMMY TIERNAN will be in town this December when he will be found wandering the corridors of Killarney’s Gleneagle Hotel for three nights.

This, he says, is a notion inspired by the feeling of being a lost soul trapped inside the lyrics of Hotel California: “You can check out any time you like but you can never leave.”

Performing his brand new show “Under The Influence”, the world-famous comedian will be hot and sweaty in The Gleneagle Ballroom on Friday, December 16, very over the top and showbiz in the INEC on Saturday, December 17, and getting jazzy with it in the Acoustic Club on Sunday, December 18. You are advised to purchase tickets according to your tastes.

Tickets, from €28, are on sale through www. ticketmaster.ie, the venue and usual outlets nationwide.

Fresh crab crumble

Tommy Tiernan.

The Killarney Royal Hotel’s head chef Joe Hurley shares his recipe for a mouth-watering fish dish INGREDIENTS 100g fresh white breadcrumbs 50g butter 2-3 tbsp fresh parsley Rind and juice of a lemon 250ml fresh cream 50g butter Salt and pepper 200g fresh crab

Killarney Musical Society launches Me and My Girl

THE all-singing, all-dancing troupe at Killarney Musical Society will be treading the boards next year as they present Me and My Girl.

Members will be launching the show next Saturday, October 15, at The Dromhall Hotel, at 8pm.

At the exciting launch night event, for over-16s, you will get a taste of what’s to come. The show is based on the book and lyrics by L Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber, with music by Noel Gay. The book was revised by Stephen Fry with con-

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Grace Notes In praise of magical melodies

Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley on how festive songs can uplift us no matter what the season

ANYONE who knows me knows that I am absolutely obsessed with all things Christmas. As soon as we turn the corner into Autumn I feel that we are on the home stretch to my favourite time of year! What is so special about Christmas? Well, there's the obvious; the parties, get-togethers, shopping, great food and beautiful decorations. I too enjoy all of the above but my real love for Christmas is in its music. Christmas music has this magic power that can transport us back to a simpler time.

As we grow older we can lose the ability to tap into that childhood sense of wonder that is at its most powerful

at Christmas time. Christmas in my house was always made special by the little touches my mother added to various shelves and mantelpieces throughout the house. She would create these little “scenes” and surround them with fairy lights. One of my favourite things to do on December nights was to turn off the main room lights and lie under the Christmas tree while Cliff Richard's Mistletoe and Wine gently crackled on the record player. The twinkling lights around the room combined with this beautiful music transported me to a place of wonder and excitement.

the smell of cooking and the sound of carols playing in the sitting room.

This is a very special moment that I still make sure to soak up every year.

I love the traditions that Christmas holds and, even though they may change as we grow older, traditions like these will always feel like home.

Before I finish, I am going to let you in on a little secret...when I feel blue, no matter the month, I treat myself to some Christmas carols. It is my own personal pick-me-up and it works every time! If you too love Christmas songs then maybe give this a try some time. Let these festive melodies give you that warm and fuzzy feeling, be it in December or July. There is magic in those melodies and I think we can all use some of that from time to time.

Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

On Christmas morning I awoke to

LIBRARY TO WELCOME ITS YOUNGER READERS A SPECIAL storytime event aimed at toddlers and pre-schoolers with their parents or childminders will take place in Killarney Library tomorrow, Saturday, October 8, at 3pm.

Join in with the stories, music, songs, and rhymes.

You are welcome to drop into this event, with no sign-up required. All volunteers are enthusiastic and fully Garda vetted.

During the summer, children were invited to participate in the Summer Reading Challenge, a Libraries Ireland scheme which encourages children to read for enjoyment during the school holidays. Participants who complete the scheme receive a certificate and prize pack and the presentation of these certificates and prize packs to children will take at Killarney Library also tomorrow, Saturday, October 8, at 11.30am. Certificates will be presented by Cllr Brendan Cronin, cathaoirleach of Killarney Municipal District.

TOP TEN NEW RELEASES • Bad Neighbours 2 • Our Kind of Traitor • A Hologram For The King • Eye in the Sky

• The Huntsman 2 • The Man Who Knew Infinity Criminal • Sing Street

• Slow West • Dad's Army • Eddie The Eagle • Zootropolis

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community spirit

In this weekly column, the clergy and members of the pastoral council offer an update on issues concerning the Church locally, nationally and globally

Saint Teresa of Calcutta remembered in Killarney

THE life and times of the recently canonised St Teresa of Calcutta was remembered in Killarney on Friday.

Author, broadcaster and public speaker Susan Conroy, who worked with Mother Teresa, addressed a large audience at St Mary's Cathedral. Susan was invited to Ireland by Fr Eamonn Roche, parish priest of Midleton, Co Cork. Members of Killarney branch of Youth 2000, a group for young Catholics aged 16 to 35, organised the very successful event.

Author Susan Conroy, front, middle, addressed an audience at St Mary’s Cathedral last Friday, She is pictured with members of the Killarney branch of Youth 2000 and Fr Eamonn Roche, PP, Midleton, Co Cork, back.

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 17:11-19: The cure of the lepers is not just a physical cure, it also brought the people healed back from exclusion into the community.

Perhaps you have experienced the movement from exclusion to inclusion.

What was it like for you to be accepted once again when you had felt excluded?

Who were the people that brought about this change for you? For whom you have been able to do this, perhaps by healing a rift with a friend, or by listening to the opinion of someone you had dismissed out of hand, or by opening the door in some other way to another?

Some people work hard at breaking down barriers in society, seeking inclusion for those who find themselves labelled as lepers by society or by a section of society. Where have you seen this happening? Who has been doing this kind of work? Where is the Good News in such action?

When we do good for another we may not do it for the thanks we hope to get, but it can hurt when no gratitude is shown. How have you experienced the positive effects of thanks given and received?

John Byrne OSA, Veritas

MUSINGS

AS WE know only too well, prejudice, ignorance, betrayal and social class can create apparently insurmountable divisions among us. But traditional barriers often crumble in the face of a common crisis or a great opportunity for a better life. This is particularly obvious nowadays in groups helping with recovery from addiction. It is not surprising, then, that it happened among the lepers of Christ’s time. Lepers were total outcasts, banned from all contact with the settled community.

Our expectations about our entitlements because of our family background or our education or hard work, often blind us to how gratuitous all God’s gifts to us really are. Failure to appreciate the graciousness of such goodness leads to a hardening of the arteries of love that quickly deprives the heart of contentment, generosity and joy. Happiness is the flowering of appreciation and giving thanks. The Samaritan leper knew this. He seized his opportunity. Saying thanks opened up a new relationship with Jesus for him. Where are the other nine? Where are we?

Fr Tom Clancy, Veritas

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Support Groups

COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm.

St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm.

The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm.

The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday worship 9am & 11am. Morning prayer Tuesday & Thursday 8am from 16th August.

Bible Study Wednesdays 7.30pm (not 3rd August) FAB Fridays fun for all the family 11am - 1pm.

Contact Rev Karen Spence for further info karen.spence@ irishmethodist.org Aware Killarney Depression Support Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 8pm.

Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www.aware.ie The Well Christian Ministries Jesus Christ says ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 0857659548 Kerry Positive Option Crisis Pregnancy Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services.

All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme.

Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted

by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106.

MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney.

SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console. ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 0646636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

Grace Baptist Church Due to Cultural Centre renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at Killarney School of Music, Central Point, Park Road. Entrance at side door opposite Acme Blinds. Sunday: worship 11am. Wednesday: Bible study 8pm in various homes. For information: Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Psalm 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch Alcoholics Anonymous If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.

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The Provocateur WHO MATTERS? “BLACK lives matter,” chants the assembled crowd. “Blue lives matter,” counter the police. All lives matter, I think.

But, do they? Of course, we all say all people matter. If this is true, why are we not all directly involved in feeding the hungry and housing the homeless? Why do we respond “not in my neighbourhood” if housing for Travellers or a care facility for the mentally ill is proposed?

If all lives matter, why do we support war of any kind, anywhere? Do we really believe that we can bomb peace into reality?

All lives matter as long as I am not impacted personally. A hospital bed for every patient, no question – but do not raise my taxes.

A clean environment for the good of all – but only if I can drive the car I want where I want.

Yes, all lives matter – as long as it is mine.

Claudia White, Mangerton View, Killarney Do you have an opinion you would like to air on the above or any other issue?

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A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS + BE NOT THE FIRST TO TRY THE NEW...

Microsoft has been urged to pay compensation to customers that have suffered computer malfunctions when upgrading to its new software Windows 10. Since the company released the software last year it has been plagued by complaints, with customers claiming their computers upgraded without their permission and, in some cases, completely stopped working.

Which?, the consumer watchdog, has told Microsoft to “honour consumers’ rights” and compensate those who have suffered from problems, including lost files, email accounts no longer syncing and failed WiFi connection.

It said Microsoft customers had also complained that theirwebcams suddenly stopped working, as did speakers and printers in the wake of the upgrade.

“Many people are having issues with Windows 10 and we believe Microsoft should be doing more to fix the problem,” said Alex Neill, director

HITTING THE HEADLINES AT HOME

Two new millionaires created at Hannah Mary’s Country Store “WHO’S got the money?” was the question on everyone’s lips around Mid Kerry this week.

As soon as it was confirmed at the weekend that two ticket holders, from Kerry and Donegal, were the winners of Saturday’s Lotto jackpot, worth €4,532,646, excitement reached fever pitch in Tullig, Killorglin, which is where the Kerry ticket was bought.

Now, a family is some €2.2 million wealthier thanks to the wonderful windfall.

The winning ticket, a Quick Pick selection, was sold in Hannah Mary’s Country Store XL in Tullig, Killorglin, whose owners said there was huge excitement in the community following the win.

The winners, described by the National Lottery as a family syndicate of two, have decided to remain anonymous after picking up the massive cheque on Monday.

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of policy at Which? “We rely heavily on our computers to carry out daily activities so, when they stop working, it is frustrating and stressful.”

Which? found that 12 per cent of Microsoft customers that had downloaded Windows 10 ended up reverting to an earlier version of the operating system after experiencing problems.

The watchdog surveyed 5,596 British customers, 2,500 of whom at upgraded to the latest Microsoft system.

Microsoft has been criticised for “nagging” people to upgrade to Windows 10 with persistent alerts and notifications before, in some instances, appearing to upgrade without permission.

Which? has told Microsoft to “improve its customer service” and “repair and compensate” customers that have experienced any loss as a result of the upgrade. It said that the same rights apply to digital goods as to more traditional products.

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Inspired By Danny Casey

VIEWS FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD A FAIR DEAL? The Nursing Homes Support Scheme is a scheme of financial support for people who need long-term nursing home care. Under the Nursing Homes Support Scheme, you will make a contribution towards the cost of your care and the State will pay the balance.

This applies whether the nursing home is public, private or voluntary.

The HSE administers the Fair Deal Scheme within the resources available and in line with the Nursing Home Support Scheme legislation. Applicants cannot avail of State funding for a nursing home place prior to receiving approval of their Fair Deal application.

Under the Nursing Home Support Scheme, prices charged by Private Nursing Homes are agreed between the Private Nursing Home and the National Treatment Purchase Fund. They are generally in the region of €1,000 per week. That’s a steep ask.

The Financial Assessment looks at your income and assets in order to work out what your contribution to care will be. The HSE will then pay the balance of your cost of care.

For example, if the cost of your care was €1,000 and your weekly contribution was €300, the HSE will pay the weekly balance of €700. This payment by the HSE is called State Support. The Financial Assessment looks at all of your income and assets.

And therein lays the problem: I have always felt it was a ‘Fair Deal’ if you had nothing.

However, if you have acquired assets over your life, you’ll pay through the nose, even after you’re dead!

Income includes any earnings, pension income, social welfare benefits/ allowances, rental income, income from holding an office or directorship, income from fees, commissions, dividends or interest, or any income which you have deprived yourself of in the 5 years leading up to your application.

Broadly speaking, an asset is any material property or wealth, including property or wealth outside of the State. If you are a member of a couple, the assessment will be based on half of the couple’s combined income and assets. For example, if a couple’s income was €600 per week, the assessment of the person needing care would be based on 50% of €600, or €300. In other words, the person needing care would be considered to have a total income of €300 per week. A couple is defined as (a) a married couple who are living together or (b) a heterosexual or same sex couple who are cohabiting as life partners for at least three years. The assessment will not take into

account the income of other relatives such as your children.

Having looked at your income and assets, the Financial Assessment will work out your contribution to care. You will contribute 80% of your assessable income and 7.5% of the value of any assets per annum (5% of assets if the application was made prior to the 25th July 2013). However, the first €36,000 of your assets, or €72,000 for a couple, will not be counted at all in the financial assessment.

Where your assets include land and property in the State, the 7.5% contribution based on such assets may be deferred and collected from your estate. This is an optional Nursing Home Loan element of the scheme which is legally referred to as “Ancillary State Support”.

Your principal residence will only be included in the financial assessment for the first 3 years of your time in care. This is known as the 22.5% or ‘three year’ cap (15% if application was made prior to the 25th July 2013). It means that you will pay a 7.5% contribution based on your principal residence for a maximum of three years regardless of the time you spend in nursing home care. After 3 years, even if you are still getting long-term nursing home care, you will not pay any further contribution based on the principal residence. This ‘three year’ cap applies regardless of whether you choose to opt for the loan or not.

In the case of a couple, the contribution based on the principal residence will be capped at 11.25% (7.5% if the application was made prior to the 25th July 2013) where one member of the couple remains in the home while the other enters long term nursing home care, i.e. the ‘three year’ cap applies. Where a person opts for the nursing home loan in respect of the principal residence, their spouse or partner can also apply to have the repayment of the loan deferred for their lifetime (see section 9).

All other assets will be taken into account for as long as you are in care.

It’s fine when you can plan but sometimes there’s no time to plan. For instance, a farmer may sign over his farm and, after 5 years, it’s no longer assessed as income or asset. Likewise a family residence. Now, the IFA are seeking changes. They don’t want the family farm to be considered an asset at all and they have a point. After all the farmer only manages the land and then it’s passed on to the next generation and while the farm may be an asset, its value can change dramatically.

Girl, 16, killed in Waterford crash A CAR crash in County Waterford has claimed the life of a 16-year-old girl.

She was a passenger in a car that struck a wall on Cliff Road, in Newtown, Tramore, on Wednesday night. No other vehicle was involved in the crash.

After the crash, the 16-year-old was taken to University Hospital Waterford and passed away later that night.

Two other passengers, a female and male, both aged 17, suffered serious injuries and were also removed to University Hospital Waterford.

The male driver of the car, also 17, received minor injuries and was taken to University Hospital Waterford.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to contact them at Tramore on 051-391 620, The Garda Confidential Line, 1800 666111 or any garda station.

Hurricane Matthew: Florida warned of ‘direct hit’ Florida residents have been warned to prepare for a “direct hit”, as Hurricane Matthew pounded the Bahamas after devastating parts of Haiti.

Damage could be “catastrophic”, the state governor said. Evacuation orders have been issued along the coast.

Matthew, with winds of 115mph (185km/h), is expected to strengthen and hit Florida as a Category Four storm, US officials say.

It has swept across the Caribbean, with the worst of the damage in Haiti.

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An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs

Oibrí Ginearálta Tuaithe (Banda 2) An tSeirbhís Páirceanna Náisiúnta agus Fiadhúlra Páirc Náisiúnta Chill Airne Tá an Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta ag lorg iarratais ó iarrthóirí atá cáilithe go cuí don phost mar Oibrí Ginearálta Tuaithe. Is ról buan é seo a bheidh lonnaithe i bPáirc Náisiúnta Chill Airne. D’fhéadfaí painéil a chruthú as a líonfaí folúntais amach anseo don phost thuas.

Tá tuilleadh sonraí agus foirmeacha iarratais ar fáil ag http://www.ahrrga.gov.ie/ga/rural-general-operative-in-killarney-national-park/ nó is féidir iad a iarraidh ó recruitment@ahg.gov.ie Is é Aoine, 28 Deireadh Fómhair an spriocdháta le haghaidh iarratais.

Dícháileofar duine láithreach as canbhasáil a dhéanamh.

Is Fostóir Comhionannas Deiseanna an Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta.

Rural General Operative (Band 2) National Parks and Wildlife Service Killarney National Park The Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of Rural General Operative. This is a permanent role based at Killarney National Park. Panels may be formed from which future vacancies in the above position may be filled.

Further details and application forms are available at http://www.ahrrga.gov.ie/rural-general-operative-in-killarney-national-park/ or may be requested from recruitment@ahg.gov.ie Closing date for receipt of applications is Friday, October 28th, 2016.

Canvassing will automatically disqualify.

The Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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appointments appointments

Ballyspillane Family Resource Centre, Killarney, Co – Kerry

Are currently recruiting for Pre-School Room Leader (Temporary Position for a 9 month period Covering Career Break) The The successful successful applicant applicant must must have have

•• Min Min Fetac Fetac Level Level 77 or or 88 Childcare Childcare Qualifications Qualifications •At •At least least 22 year’s year’s experience experience working working or or caring caring for for children children within within aa childcare childcare setting. setting.

•• Knowledge Knowledge of of Polices.

Polices. Procedures, Procedures, Childcare Childcare Regulations Regulations •• Experience Experience of of Curriculum Curriculum development development and and planning planning and and evaluation evaluation •• Excellent Excellent communication communication skills skills with with children, children, parents parents and and outside outside agencies. agencies.

•• Strong Strong ability ability to to work work as as part part of of aa dynamic dynamic team team and and be be flexible. flexible.

•• Ability Ability to to assist assist the the Childcare Childcare Centre Centre Manager Manager and and Room Room Leaders Leaders to to implement implement the the curriculum curriculum in in place. place.

Please Please forward forward your your CV CV & & Cover Cover letter letter by by post post to to The The Recruitment Recruitment Sub-Group, Sub-Group, Ballyspillane Ballyspillane Community Community & & Family Resource Centre Ltd Killarney CoKerry.

Tel. 064-6635589 Family Resource Centre Ltd Killarney Co- Kerry. Tel. 064-6635589 Closing Closing Date Date for for receipt receipt of of applications applications

Wednesday October 19th 2016 no later than 5-00pm Short listing will take place. Late applications will not be accepted. Canvassing will disqualify Short listing will take place. Late applications will not be accepted. Canvassing will disqualify Ballyspillane Ballyspillane Family Family Resource Resource Centre Centre is is an an Equal Equal Opportunities Opportunities Employer Employer

Fossa hosts its first ‘European Cup’ fixture FOSSA FOSSA was was host host to to its its first first “European “European Cup” Cup” fixture fixture when when Eintracht Eintracht Hohkeppel Hohkeppel from from Lindlar Lindlar Hohkeppel Hohkeppel in in Germany Germany played played the the home home team. team.

The The latter latter group group plays plays in in Germany Germany every every year year and and this this was was their their first first overseas overseas tour. tour.

Fossa Fossa capitalised capitalised on on the the home home advantage advantage and and secured secured aa 4-0 4-0 victory. victory.

The The goals goals were were scored scored by

by David David Butler Butler (1), (1), Jimmy Jimmy Sheehan Sheehan (2) (2) and and Mossie Mossie Lyons Lyons (1).

(1).

There There will will be be aa possible possible return return trip trip in in 2017.

2017.

The The Fossa Fossa team team included included Mossie Mossie Lyons, Lyons, Pat Pat

Clifford, Clifford, Barth Barth O’Neill, O’Neill, Liam Liam O’Toole, O’Toole, Alan Alan Brady, Brady, Wayne Wayne McDonald, McDonald, John John Dineen Dineen and and Jimmy Jimmy Sheehan.

Sheehan.

Mossie Mossie Lyons, Lyons, Fossa Fossa captain, captain, was was presented presented with with aa small small keg keg of of local local craft craft beer beer by

by Michael Michael Frohlich, Frohlich, Eintracht Eintracht Hohkeppel Hohkeppel Captain.

Captain.

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Every Every Saturday Saturday night night at 10.00pm at 10.00pm

Kilgarvan Kilgarvan Clinic: Clinic: Healy-Rae’s Healy-Rae’s Shop Shop

Treatment Treatment Room RoomAvailable Available

9pm-10pm 9pm-10pm every every Sunday Sunday

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Tel. Tel. 087-2388852 087-2388852

Buddy Buddyininthe theframe framefor fornational nationalaward award A KILLARNEY A KILLARNEY pooch pooch is is in in thethe frame frame to to be be crowned crowned with with a a prestigious prestigious national national award. award.

Buddy Buddyhashaswon wonthethetitle title Munster Munster finalist finalist in in thethe Face Face of of Brandy Brandy 2016.

2016.

Should Should he he win, win, thethe super-cute super-cute Jack Jack Russell Russell cross cross breed breed willwill seesee hishis portrait portrait on on thousands thousands of of dogdog food food packs packs across across Ireland Ireland as as part part of of a competition a competition runrun by by leading leading dogdog food food brand brand Brandy.

Brandy.

Family Family dogdog Buddy Buddy from from Killarney Killarneywaswaschosen chosenfrom from hundreds hundreds of of entries entries to to reprepresent resent Munster Munster in in thethe grand grand final final andand willwill now now face face stiffstiff

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competition competition from from thethe chamchampion pion dogs dogs of of Ulster, Ulster, Leinster Leinster andand Connaught Connaught in in a bid a bid to to be be named named Face Face of Brandy of Brandy 2016.

2016.

TheThe overall overall winner winner willwill starstar on on selected selected packs packs of of Brandy Brandy DogDog Food Food for for three three months months with with all all four four finalists finalists winning winning a dedicated a dedicated photo-shoot photo-shoot with with their their prize prize pet,pet, a printed a printed photo photo in in presentation presentation boxbox and, and, of of course, course, a supply a supply of Brandy of Brandy DogDog Food.

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Owner Owner Jackie Jackie Toner Toner says says that that Buddy Buddy is now is now a bone-a-fido a bone-a-fido member member of of thethe family family which which also alsoconsists consistsof ofdaughters daughters Margaret, Margaret, Fiona, Fiona, Shannon Shannon andand

Grainne, Grainne, andand twotwo more more dogs, dogs, Sam Sam andand Lucy.

Lucy.

“We’re “We’re so proud so proud that that Buddy Buddy hashas been been chosen chosen as as thethe toptop dogdog in Munster in Munster andand we’re we’re keeping keeping ourour fingers fingers - andand paws paws - crossed - crossed that that he he wins wins thethe overall overall title,” title,” said said Jackie.

Jackie.

“He“He loves loves thethe kids, kids, even even if they if they cancan be be a little a little rough rough with with himhim sometimes. sometimes.

When When he he waswas justjust six six weeks weeks old,old, they they were were playplayinging with with himhim in their in their arms arms andand dropped dropped him, him, andand he he twisted twisted hishis paw paw – but – but he he hasn’t hasn’t let let that that getget thethe better better of him of him andand he he does does everything everything that that an an able able bodied bodied dogdog would would do.” do.”

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PROPERTY LETTING & SELLING To Let One large ensuite bedroom in Killarney town centre apartment. €80 p.w. + bills. Suit professional. Tel. 0876295417 To let 2 Bed Duplex in Barradubh Village in good condition.

4 Bedroom House in Woodford Manor, in good condition.

5 Bed House in Brewsterfield, Headford, in good condition.

Short term only. Tel. Roger 086-8136888 To let 4 bedroomed house, 1 room ensuite, 3kms from Killarney on large landscaped site. Tel. 087-2546441 To let Double room, suit female. Near town centre. All bills included in rent. €65 p.w. including bills. Tel. 089-2118374 To LEt 5 bed house in Brewsterfield Headford, 5 miles from town approximately. In very good condition, short term only. 5 bedroom house in Woodlawn Avenue. Double rooms to let in Woodlawn. 2 bed apartment in town centre.

Tel. Roger 086-8136888.

To Let Single room Cahernane Meadows, long term, non smoker. Tel. 066-9767140/ 087-6993819.

To LEt Two bedroom house in Faha, storage heating, parking.

Available for six months only.

Tel. 086-2250233.

TO LEt 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, lots of storage space, semi detached, quiet area, near Killarney House. Shed, Oil Heating, Ample parking. May suit two professionals. No pets. Tel. 087-7151931.

To Let Two bedroom house in Faha, storage heating, parking.

Available for 6 months only.

Tel. 086-2250233 To Let 2 Bedroom House 10 minutes drive from Killarney Mallow Road. Long term. Call after 6pm Tel. 086-3676121. to let Flat Whitebridge Manor, Single occupany only.

Suit professional, non-smoker.

No pets. Tel. 087-6719247

WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting.

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Wanted Family looking for 3-4 bedroom house to rent. Good references. Tel. 087-4574772.

Wanted 3/4 Bedroom house with garden wanted in Killarney to suit family ASAP, long term, pets allowed, up to €750 per month contact 0874351257/085-8169141.

Wanted Person to share two bedroom town centre apartment.

Double room ensuite. €300 p.m. including Bills. Tel. 086-2089205.

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Ensuite room. €300 p.m. + Bills. Suit professional, non-smoking.

Tel. 087-9360085 Wanted Person to share 2 bedroom apartment, New Street. Room ensuite, female preferred. €360 p.m. + Bills.

Tel. 089-442411 Wanted House or apartment, 2 or 3 bedrooms for family of 3 in Killlarney area. Tel. 085-1011592

Town and village renewal scheme GNEEVEGUILLA undergrounding and Castleisland Enterprise Carnegie Building have been selected for funding through the Town and Village Renewal Grant Scheme.

Successful projects that were submitted were only selected on September 29. Welcoming the funding, Councillor Maura Healy-Rae Councillor Maura Healysaid: “It is important to point out that these Rae. projects have to be approval by the Department for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.

“I am a member of the committee on Regional Development, Rural Affairs, Arts and the Gaeltacht Debate and I will do everything I can to ensure that the funding is provided for the seven projects that have been selected under the above mentioned scheme.”

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DNG Ted Healy celebrates landmark 10th anniversary THE doors to DNG Ted Healy first opened for business in 2006, a day principal Ted Healy remembers very well.

Ted said: “We spent a considerable amount of time renovating our new offices at 11 New Street to marry both the existing business of James P Healy Insurances and the new estate agency business. It was a proud day when we first opened; particularly for my late father Jim, who was very excited by the new venture.”

The market and indeed the Ted Healy. world, was in a very different place at the time, notes Ted. “Having opened at the peak of the market it took time to establish ourselves in Killarney. Not long after opening the market collapsed and the challenge became even more difficult,” he added.

“Having come through what is widely regarded as the toughest cycle the property market has witnessed in this country, 10 years on DNG Ted Healy are at the forefront of the property market in Killarney.”

Ted added: “As part of the DNG nationwide network we have grown stronger over the years and proud of the service we have been able to offer our clients. In the ever-changing age of technology, we are constantly updating our data systems in order to provide the very best service possible.”

Ted Healy was a member of the Irish Auctioneers and Valuers Institute (IAVI) since 2002, until their merger with The Society of Chartered Surveys (SCS) in 2011. He is now a member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI). He was elected an associate of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2012. In December 2015 he was granted the honour of being accepted onto the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Valuer Registration as a Registered Valuer. He holds diplomas and certificates in Auctioneering, Valuation and Estate Agency from the Dublin Institute of Technology.

To coincide with the 10-year celebrations, DNG Ted Healy is promoting the newest development of homes in the Killarney market with the opening of the showhouse at Bluebells Grove, Countess Road.

Contact DNG Ted Healy on 064-6639000.

Kerry the greenest county as €500m invested in wind energy THE Irish Wind Energy Association held its autumn conference yesterday (Thursday) in the INEC, Killarney.

Some €500 million has been invested in Kerry’s wind energy to date, delegates were told, making the Kingdom a European leader for renewable energy integration with 315MW of wind energy installed throughout the county, representing enough capacity to power almost 205,000 Irish homes, according to new figures compiled by the Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA).

With approximately 1MW of installed wind energy for every 468 people in Kerry, figures reveal that the county has the highest integration of wind energy per capita in Ireland, making it the greenest county in the country.

Kerry’s 315MW of installed wind energy are also contributing to a significant reduction in the county’s environmental impact, saving 323,000 tonnes of C02 emissions per annum in displacing pollutant heavy fossil fuels, representing a saving of over two tonnes per energy user in Kerry.

This year’s event is being hosted in Kerry to honour the significant number of leading wind industry companies based across the county including Enercon, Moriarty, Wind Prospect, OES Environmental Consultants, Saorgus Wind Energy, TLI Group, and Malachy Walsh and Partners.

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Bentley trials fuel delivery service A SCHEME called Filld for Bentley allows Bentley owners to order fuel to be delivered to their car via an app. And in the future, allow the car to place orders for fuel itself.

Bentley has provided few details about specific scenarios (I wonder why…) but claims the fuel can be delivered “wherever and whenever the driver requires”. Performing this mundane task of filling up may not be fitting for a Bentley owner.

The scheme is one of the first pieces of connected car technology that Bentley has showcased since the topic became a buzzword in the car industry.

Bentley couldn't specify how long the fuel takes to be delivered, but the trial is happening in the US for three months, after which Bentley will assess the customer feedback – presumably as a precursor to rolling out the trial as a full, permanent scheme.

You have to think at some point if all these mundane services eliminated in the future there will be no need for the 'Bentley' – there will be no need to go anywhere – we’ll just get the world delivered. What a boring world that would be…

update

2017 Citroen WRC team an Irish affair…

CITROEN, the most successful WRC team in recent times is returning to world stage in 2017 with a strong Irish line-up. Citroen has named its drivers for its upcoming return to full factory status with the recently launched C3 WRC car, previously named Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle as one of its pairing.

And Citroen has now confirmed he is to be joined for the two years by Waterford man Craig Breen, with co-driver Scott Martin, and Frenchman Stephane Lefebvre, alongside Gabin Moreau.

Both SWRC champion Breen and WRC-3 champion Lefebvre ran in select rounds with PHSport's DS3 throughout this season, the former claiming a maiden podium in FInland.

Citroen confirmed Breen and Lefebvre would be alternating behind the wheel of the C3 WRC during the early stages of the 2017 season, aiming to switch to a three-car roundby-round line-up "as soon as possible".

Citroen, the most successful WRC in recent times is returning to world stage in 2017 with a strong Irish line-up.

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A shed with a secret

GARDA COMMUNITY RELATIONS BUREAU AN GARDA SÍOCHÁNA

BEYOND its historic value, the unexpected discovery of a lost treasure spurs a special kind of excitement. These moments reinforce the persistent belief that anyone, anywhere, can push a spade into the ground or pry open a long-sealed door...and strike gold.

A dilapidated garage in the UK recently yielded just such a find: a 1964 Jaguar E-Type 3.8 Coupé, untouched for decades — but beneath the detritus, remarkably well preserved. Relatives of its deceased owner discovered the car and turned to the vintage-car auction house H&H Classic for guidance. And on October 12, this old E type will take a star turn — mouse poo and all — at the H&H auction.

Series I cars, between 1961 and 1964, are far and away the E-Types most prized by collectors.

And because some 85% of Jaguar's sports car production was earmarked for export, most to left-hand-drive markets, this car happens to be especially rare: It is one of only 1,798 right-hand-drive 3.8-litre Coupés to emerge from the factory in Coventry.

The late owner purchased the car as a gift for his wife in 1970. She drove it for a few years (the odometer reads 52,738 miles) before stowing it in the shed you see here. And there it sat. And sat. And sat. H&H reports this forlorn E type, finished in red over grey leather, includes "its original hand book, warranty card and service book.

H&H estimates this barn-find E-Type will fetch between €45,000 and €55,000 when it crosses the block next month. Restored to perfection, the car could command £165,000 or more.

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For Sale 07 Opel Vectra 1.9TDI; excellent condition,

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Aghdoe’s Mikie Galvin claims championship title CONGRATULATIONS to Aghadoe man Mikie Galvin on securing the title of Irish Tarmac Rally Championship Co-Driver last weekend at the International Cork 20 Rally.

The Killarney man was co-driving for Bantry's Keith Cronin in their Citroen DS3 R5 and the pair were involved in a tense championship battle all weekend with Fermanagh's Alastair Fisher and the Moffett brothers, Josh and Sam, Co Monaghan.

Congratulating Mikie on behalf of Killarney and District Motor Club, Johnny Hickey said the 23-year-old co-driver is following in the footsteps of his fellow club member Paul Nagle. “The opening stages around the Fermoy countryside were slippy and fast requiring a steady pace and precision driving. The crew led the event after day one by a only mere five seconds,” said Johnny.

“On day two unfortunately they picked up a puncture on stage 12 dropping them back to fourth overall yet still collecting enough points to claim the title.

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O’DONOGHUE CUP QUARTER-FINAL

Spa and Legion desperate not to lose Adam Moynihan previews the O’Donoghue Cup quarter-final in which Legion take on Spa at Derreen tomorrow, Saturday, October 8, at 2pm

F

OR both Legion and Spa, the prospect of defeat in Saturday’s O’Donoghue Cup quarter-final doesn’t bear thinking about.

Neither set-up has lived up to expectations in 2016 and being beaten by town rivals in their final game would be the worst possible way to end the campaign. Winning this game won’t be the making of anyone’s season – in truth, nothing short of winning the competition outright can save them now – but losing would be a devastating body blow that both sides will be desperate to avoid.

Spa came into 2016 under new management but the goal remained the same: win the Intermediate Championship at all costs. Beaten finalists in 2012, 2014 and 2015, there was real hope within the club that this might finally be their year. Defeat to Kenmare in the second round, however, put an abrupt end to those aspirations. At this point in time, nothing is more important to Spa than the intermediate so being out of contention by April must have been a crushing blow to the players.

Reeling from injuries to key members of the squad, their league form was inconsistent at best; the shock ten-point defeat to Glenflesk was particularly tough to take. To their credit they still managed to work themselves into contention for promotion going into the final day but, in the end, defeat to An Ghaeltacht consigned them to another season in Division 2.

Neighbours Legion will be joining them in the second tier following a very poor showing in the County League which saw them pick up just one win all year. Last November they were inches away from claiming their first County Championship title since 1946, but disheartening losses to Kenmare District and Kerins O’Rahillys saw them crash out in the early stages of this year’s tournament. The only silver lining was a victory over Rahillys in the quarter-final of the club championship which guaranteed their senior championship status for 2017. The achievements of 2015 were always going to be tough to match, especially with manager Peter Keane taking the Kerry minor job and the absence of some key players over the summer months, but few predicted such a sharp decline.

The East Kerry Championship has been dominated by the Crokes since the turn of the century and Rathmore are on the hunt for three-in-a-row. Given how the season has panned out so far, for both perennial favourites and underdogs alike, it would take a big turnaround for Spa or Legion to break that stranglehold this winter. A win on Saturday, however, would at the very least spare some blushes as the curtain falls on a year that both sets of players will be keen to forget.

Rugby news and views with Liam Murphy THE last weekend was a very busy weekend rugby wise as the start of October heralds the beginning of the Munster junior League for our seniors at Killarney Rugby Club, who made the long road trip to Dungarvan last Sunday, October 2. Unfortunately the lads lost on a scoreline of 11 points to 6 points with outhalf Padraig Sheahan scoring all of the Killarney points from the boot. Thankfully, the second penalty for Killarney helped the lads rescue a vital bonus point in the dying seconds of the match.

The first home game in the league takes place at Aghadoe on October 23 against Fethard and District.

So, let's get out and support the lads!

Last Friday and Saturday our heady band of minis coaches travelled to the Institute of Technology Tralee to take part in the Munster Rugby Minis course. This was the first time the course was held in Tralee in some years and was very well attended with Killarney making up the largest contingent of coaches. It was a fantastic opportunity for newer coaches, who want to learn about coaching rugby to learn new skills in a fun setting.

We assembled on Friday evening for the more intensive theory part of the course and spent the Saturday out on the training pitch learning new games, drills and we actually ended up playing pretty much a full on match at the end! It was great to see the new coaches getting stuck in and enjoying the course, while there were lots of more experienced coaches present who were polishing up on their skills! The minis kids will truly benefit from the enthusiasm of the coaches and the club must be commended for investing in the suture by facilitating such vital training for its coaches.

SOCCER UPDATE

Even Age Action Match Reports

By Padraig Harnett GOALS GALORE IN THE JK SPORTS 12S

THERE was lots of action in all the 12 Premier divisions. In Premier 1 Killarney Celtic led twice but could not hold out. Eoghan Crowley and Calvin O’Sullivan put Celtic 2-0 up. Sean Doolin pulled the two back to level matters. Brian O’Sullivan again put Celtic ahead but Adam Murphy scored to get the Kilbrean side back to parity, From there Mastergeeha pushed ahead and goals from Jack O’Donoghue and David O’Leary gave them the points. Killorglin A were too strong for Killarney Athletic Blue. The Park were too strong for a young Tralee Dynamos side. Goals from Jimmy McClean and Andrew O’Doherty were not enough to give Killarney Celtic B anything from their game against Fenit who won 3-2.

Listowel Celtic A were the winners in Premier 4 as

they defeated Park B. Camp Juniors were 5-3 winners in the 12 Division 1 at home to Killarney Celtic C who had CJ Daniels, Paudie Fitzgerald and Cillian O’Neill on the mark.

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Darragh Caplis had a good day hitting five for Park A against Mastergeeha. Killorglin’s Dylan Moriarty got the only goal in a 1-0 win over Killarney Celtic A. DIVISION 1

John Power with three and Peter Cosgrave, two, were the scorers for Ballyhar in a 5-4 win over Killorglin B. Fenit had a hat trick from Eddie McCarthy, a penalty from Niall Cassidy and a goal from James Baxter in their 5-2 win over Killarney Athletic. Rian O’Brien and Jason Lee were on the mark for Athletic.

Killarney Celtic B and Park B shared the points

following a 2-2 draw. Simon Coffey got both Celtic goals with Leonid and Danny Fisher getting the Park’s goals.

Tralee Dynamos and Inter Kenmare also shared the points as they drew two all.

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Tralee Dynamos were 3-1 winners over Killarney Celtic with Leo Gaxha getting 2 and Mohamed Raheemi the third. The Park A had it easier against Killorglin.

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Sean Sheehan celebrated his birthday in style hitting two goals in Ballyheigue’s 3-2 win over Listowel Celtic A. Camp Juniors won away to Ballyhar whose only goal came from Jason Brennan.

Inter Kenmare drew at home to Killarney Athletic who had been ahead twice through Caolan Ryan and Tadgh Doolan.

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in memoriam 20th anniversary

26th anniversary

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In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Donie McCarthy, late of 80 St. Brendan’s Place, Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on 13th October 1996.

In loving memory of John Lyons, late of Ballinalane, Ballyhar, Killarney who died on the 11th October 1990.

A heart of gold, A life so true, Loved and respected by all he knew, Always willing, helpful and kind, What beautiful memories he left behind.

Sadly missed by his loving wife Cathy, son Florence, daughters Sheila and Catherine and granddaughter Vanessa.

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral Friday 14th October at 6:15pm.

22nd anniversary McCarthy

Fond memories of Eileen McCarthy, late of Woodlawn, Killarney, who died on 11th October 1994.

So many things of Mum we miss Her gentle hug and tender kiss We still can feel her warm embrace And picture yet her loving face.

Sadly missed by your loving husband Tadhg, daughters Mary & Suzanne, sons Roger & Tadhg, in-laws Tony, Jimmie and Jacqui, your grandchildren Christopher, Sophie, Sonia, James, Nathan and Matt.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE CRONIN

The gate of heaven opened as wide as they could go, God called his angels over and put them in a row, There is a special man arriving so guide him all the way I’ll be waiting in my garden this is where he’ll stay, A million tears will follow him to his place of rest I’m sure yo have often hear i only take the best , A million tears did follow, And a lot of broken hearts Because losing such a special DAd tore us all apart, This morning when we woke up And saw the sun above, Right away we thought of you And said a loving prayer That God would bless you specially And keep you in his Grace

13th anniversary O’Donoghue

20th anniversary Sugrue

In loving memory of Timothy Sugrue, late of 11 St. Brendan’s Terrace Killarney, who died on the 4th October 1996.

Memories are special, They don’t fade away, We think of you always, Not just today.

37th & 4th anniversary O’Connor

Your life is a beautiful memory Your absence a silent grief.

Always remembered by your wife Sheila and family.

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In loving memory of Mary (Maunie) Scannell, Lissivigeen, Killarney who died on 8th October 2012.

Hold them O Lord in Thine arms, And let them henceforth be, A messenger of love between, Our human hearts and Thee.

Like falling leaves The years slip by but memories of you Will never die.

Loved and always remembered by Abbie, John, Eileen, Paud, Maire, Bina, and all the family.

Always remembered by Your loving husband Eugie.

Anniversary Mass on Sunday 9th October in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcumin at 11.15a.m.

10th anniversary O’Connor

In loving memory of of our dear parents Michael and Annie O’Connor, 21 Woodlawn, Killarney.

Michael who died 3rd July 1979 and Annie October 10th 2012.

A silent thought, A quiet prayer, For Michael and Annie, In Gods care.

st. theresa St. Theresa the Little Flower, please pick me a rose from thy heavenly gardens and send it to me with a message of love. Ask God to please grant me the favour I thee implore and tell him I will love him each day more and more. Amen. C.D.

4th anniversary Scannell In loving memory of Mary (Maunie) Scannell, Lissivigeen, Killarney who died on 8th October 2012.

Time unfolds another year Memories keep you near No need for word except to say You are thought of every day Always remembered by Beth, John & Padraig.

In loving memory of Jeremiah (Jerry) O’Connor, Faughcula, Muckross, Killarney who died on the 9th October 2006 and his mother Elizabeth, father Timothy, brother Pa and sisters Bridie and Maura.

R.I.P. The moment that you died My heart was torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other dided with you, I often lie awake at night When the world is fast asleep, And take a walk down memory lane With tears upon my cheek.

Remembering you is easy I do it everyday But missing you is the heartache That never goes away.

I hold you tightly within my heart And there you shall remain.

For those who stll have their brothers Treat them with tender care You will never know the emptiness As you turn and he’s not there.

Sadly missed, forever loved by your loving brother Michael and sister in law Bealle, nieces Liz and Jen and Mike.

Anniversary Mass in Muckross Church 9th October , 9.30a.m.

5th anniversary

Sadly missed and forever in our hearts, by your daughters Mary and Geraldine, Sons in law, Eamon and Michael, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

In loving memory of Patrick O’Donoghue, 10 York Terrace, Killarney who died on the 9th of October 2003.

Scannell

In loving memory of Michael and John O’Grady, late of Cockhill, Kilcummin.

Lovingly remembered by your wife Breda, daughters Bernadette and Geraldine.

No card, present, pint or cigarette to give you No homestead left to visit Only a silent prayer candle to light A visit to your grave to say Happy Birthday Jerry Always remembered by your loving Partner Teeny xx

4th anniversary

O’Grady

Always remembered by your daughter Sheila, son-in-law James and all the family.

In loving memory of Jerry Cronin, Knocknaskeha, Killarney whose 60th Birthday falls on the 15th October.

14th & 3rd anniversary

Moynihan

In loving memory of Patrick (Paudie) Moynihan, late of Tiernaboul, Killarney who died on the 9th October, 2010.

Broken is the family circle, Our dear one is passed away, Passed from earth and earthy darkness Into bright and perfect day, But we all must cease to languish over The grave of him we love, Strive to be prepared to meet him, In the better world above.

Fondly remembered by your loving wife Eileen, daughters Noreen and Mary, sons Billy and John, daughter-in-law Mary, son-in-law Richard and granddaughter Mikaela.

4th anniversary Scannell

In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt Mary (Maunie) Scannell, Lissivigeen, Killarney who died on 8th October 2012.

Just listen for the gentle breeze That stirs the air On calm quiet days And let those favourite Times we share, comeback In soft and gentle ways.

Always remembered by Eugene, Marie, John, Alice and Michael. .

7th anniversary Ryan

In loving memory of In loving memory of Kathleen Ryan, Ballycullane, Rathmore who passed away on the 5th October 2009 A place in our hearts that is yours alone, a piece of love no one can own, for deep in our hearts a memory is kept, of a wonderful mom we will never forget.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your family.

st. joseph of cupertino Oh great St. Joseph of Cupertino who by your hand Prayers did obtain the grace of god to be asked in your exam the only questions which you knew, grant me success like you in the exam for which I’m now preparing. In return, I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. Oh Great St. Joseph of Cupertino grant my request. Amen.

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In loving memory of Noreen Maye, late of 13 Torc Terrace, who died on 9th October 2014.

In loving memory of Molly Murphy, 9 St Brendan’s Tce. Killarney who died on October 7th 2007.

We hold you close within our hearts and there you shall remain to walk with us throughout our lives until we meet again.

Your name is ofthen mentioned We talk about you still You haven’t been forgotten And by us you never will

In loving memory of our darling son Noel Michael (Mike) Gammell, who died tragically on October 10th 1988, aged 9 years, R.I.P. “We did not see you close your eyes, We did not see you die, All we knew was that you were gone, Without a last goodbye.

I’ll lend you for a little while A child of mine God said .

For you to love him while he lives And mourn for when he is dead.

It may be six or seven years Or forty-two or three.

But will you till I call him back, Take care of him for me.”

Always loved and sadly missed by Mom,Dad,Chrissann, Elaine, Philip and Patrick and now the extended family Colin, Brian, Annmarie, Elaine, Eoin, Aisling, Alan, Stephen, Cian, Ailbhe, Niall, Conor, Robert, Finán, Daragh and Ciaran.

6th anniversary O’Sullivan

In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan, late of 123 Ballyspillane, Killarney who passed away on the 6th October 2010.

Brother I hold onto our memories The ones that are so dear To try to keep you always close Now you are not hear You were very special And i want to say I feel lost in many ways You are not here to day But I will never forget you And I know I have been blessed to have you for my brother Because you were the best Loved and remembered always by your brother Paul, Mary, Steph and Paul Jnr.

2nd anniversary Maye

In loving memory of Noreen Maye, late of 13 Torc Terrace, who died on 9th October 2014.

I feel warmth around me Like your presence is so near And I close my eyes to visualise Your face when you were here I endure the times we spend together And they are locked inside my heart, For as long as I have those memories We will never be apart, Even though we cannot speak anymore Your voice is always there, Because every night before I sleep I have you in my prayer.

Always loved and remembered. Lots of love from Trisha and our grandaughters Tasha and Cheyenne. xxx

Sadly missed and always loved by your son Ger and grandaughters Tasha and Cheyenne.

2nd anniversary MAYE

In loving memory of Noreen Maye, who died on 9th October 2014, late of 13 Torc Terrace, Killarney.

Treasured memories live on forever, Precious mom, grandmother and great-grandmother, live on forever.

Missing you today mom, Now you are free from pain and happy in your new home, Though we know you are here with us, every second, minute, hour of our lives, till we meet again. xxx Loved always and forever, your daughter Maria and son-in-law Dermot, grandchildren Dermot, Jennifer, Rosemarie, Denise, John-Paul & Alan.

Great-grandchildren Jennelle, Scott, Alyson, Laura, Bella and Alesha.

2nd anniversary

Always remembered by your loving family.

25th anniversary Kelly

4th anniversary Brosnan

In loving memory of our granddaughter Lorna Brosnan (Looney) late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee who died on the 7th of October 2012.

Life goes on we know that’s true But it’s not the same since we lost you We keep your memories one by one The things you said the things you did They bring a smile and many a tear And always a wish that you were here In God’s care you rest above And in our hearts you rest with love.

Sadly missed and always remembered by Nana and Granda Looney.

4th anniversary In loving memory of a wonderful wife and mother, Hannah Kelly, late of Upper Park Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on the 11th of October, 1991.

Deep are the memories, Precious they stay No passing of time Can take them away.

They bring a smile Sometimes a tear But always a wish That you were still here.

Always remembered by your husband Donie, daughters Brenda and Joan, sons David, Justin and Alan, sons in law John and Sean, daughter in law Margaret and grandchildren Colm, James, Hannah, Dawn, Nicole, Ben and Robert.

Anniversary Mass in The Church of The Resurrection Saturday 15th of October at 7.30pm.

Maye

8th anniversaries O’Donovan

Brosnan

In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney) late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee who died on the 7th of October 2012.

No words we write can ever say, How much we miss you everyday, No one knows the grief we bear, When the family gather and you’re not there, We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the sorrow is a broken heart.

The sorrow we feel, we can never explain, And the ache in our hearts will always remain.

Always remembered by Joanne and Tony.

4th anniversary In loving memory of Noreen Maye, late of 13 Torc Terrace, Killarney, who died on 9th October, 2014.

Mom Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky, Though Heaven and earth divide us, We are never far apart, For you are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts.

Nana Today we bring you roses, Sprinkled with our tears, For you are still a part of us, In spite of passing years, You are more than a treasured memory, From whom we had to part, You’re a light that burns within us, In a corner of our hearts.

Always loved and never forgotten by your daughter Ann and grandchildren Jason, Matthew, Jessica, Killian and Godchild Darren.

precious mother of jesus Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request.

(Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). NAS

Brosnan In loving memory of Hannah and Cain O’Donovan, late of Tureencahill, Gneeveguilla, who died on the 9th September and the 6th October 2008.

Unspoke thoughts, no outward show, But deep inside we miss you so, Silent memories keep you near, ASstime unfolds another year.

Sadly missed by your loving son Neily, Rena, Ross, Ciara and Laura.

8th anniversaries O’Donovan

In loving memory of Hannah and Cain O’Donovan, late of Tureencahill, Gneeveguilla, who died on the 9th September and the 6th October 2008.

No length of time can take away, Thoughts of you from day to day, Though absent you are always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney) late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee who died on the 7th of October 2012.

We did not see you close your eyes We did not see you die All we knew was that you were gone Without a last goodbye.

It was a sudden parting Too bitter to forget Only those who loved you Are the ones who will never forget.

The happy hours we once enjoyed How sweet there memories still But death has left a vacant place This world can never fill.

Your life was one of kindly deeds A helping hand for others needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories left behind.

Always loved and never forgotten by Dad, Margaret, Makaela, Stephen and Padraic.

Sadly missed by your loving son John, Eileen, Kane and Peter.

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in memoriam 4th anniversary

9th anniversary

Brosnan

carroll

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary O’Brien

In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney) late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee who died on the 7th of October 2012.

We wish we could see you one more time Come walking through our door But we know that is impossible We will hear your voice no more.

We know you can feel our tears and don’t want us to cry Yet our hearts are broken, because you had to die.

We pray to God to give us strength and somehow get us through As we struggle with this heartache that came when we lost you.

Never forgotten Your Uncle Timmy and Sharon.

We miss you more than you could know, We miss your smile The way you used to make us laugh Made everything worthwhile.

Love you always Your cousins Chloe, Keelan and Alex.

In loving memory of Seán Carroll, Riverview, Mill Rd. Killarney who died on October 10th 2007.

We wrote your name in the sky but the wind blew it away We wrote your name in the sand But the waves washed it away We wrote your name in out hearts and forever it will stay From your loving wife Fiona and children Ciara and Daniel Mass on Friday 9th October 2016 @ 6.15 pm St Mary’s Cathedral Anniversary Mass on Friday 7th of October at 6.15p.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

9th anniversary Carroll

Lynch Treasured memories of Seán Carroll, Riverview, Mill Rd. Killarney who died on 10th October 2007.

Today’ the anniversary Of the day we lost you, And for a time it felt as though Our lives had ended too.

Remembered with love your mother and father in law Fintan and Concepta, brother in law Paddy and sisters in law Evan and Sinead, nieces and nephew Daire, Roisín and Dylan.

2nd anniversary O’Neill

But loss has thought us many things And now we face each day.

With hope and happy memories To help us on our way.

And thought we are full of sadness That your’re no longer here.

Your influence still guides us And we still feel that you are near.

What we shared will never die It lives within our hearts, Bringing strength and comfort While we are miles apart.

Love you always and forever, never forgotten.

Lots of love from your loving daughter Trisha and grandchildren Jose, Tasha, Cheyenne and your great-grandson Dylan. xxxxx

prayer to the holy spirit Holy Spirit You make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give me the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I in this short dialogue I want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from You no matter how great the material desires may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual Glory. Amen.

(Say this prayer three consecutive days without stating the request, after the 3rd day the request will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your request is granted.)

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Dearly missed by your loving son Bryan, daughter Eileen, daughter-in-law Louise, grandchildren Evie and Neasa, nieces and nephews and extended family, neighbours and friends.

A day that is spent with sadness Returns to us today To mark the day you left us In such a peaceful way.

All our lives we will miss you, Our secret tears still flow, For what it means to lose you No one will ever know.

We her family wish to thank sincerely the staff of Our lady Of Lourdes Nursing Home, Kilcummin for the wonderful loving care provided to her and kindness to us, her family, over many years.

We would also like to thank the many people who supported us and sympathised with us through her funeral.

We thank those who sent Mass cards, flowers and letters of sympathy.

7th anniversary

In loving memory of Eileen Dymphna Lynch nee O’Shea late of 121 Pinewood Estate, Killarney who died on the 4th October 2009.

In loving memory of Mary O’Brien, formerly of St. Annes, Upper Lewis Road, Killarney who died on October 17th 2015.

In loving memory of Jeremy O’Neill late of 22 Muckross View Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on the 2nd of October 2014.

It’s lonely here without you, We will miss you more each day, Life is not the same for us, Since you were called away, Silently we grieve And brush away a tear.

The memories we have of you, Will last throughout the years.

Loved and remembered always by Denis, Nettie and Carmel xxxxx.

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Mary’s First Anniversary Mass will be held in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney on Friday October 14th

NOVENA TO SAINT MARTHA I offer up to thee this light which I shall burn every Tuesday for nine Tuesdays.

Comfort me in all my difficulties through the great favour thou didst enjoy when Our Saviour lodged in thy house.

I beseech thee to have definite pity in regard to the favour I ask (Mention favour).

Intercede for my family that we may always be provided for in all our necessities.

I ask thee St. Martha to overcome the dragon which thou didst cast at thy feet.

One Our Father and three Hail Marys, and a Glory Be Amen; and a lighted candle every Tuesday and the above prayer made known with the intentions of spreading devotion to St. Martha.

prayer to ST. joseph O St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt before the throne of God, I place in you all my interest and desires. O St. Joseph, do assist me by your powerful intercession, and obtain for me from your divine Son all spiritual blessings, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. So that, having engaged here below your heavenly power, I may offer my thanksgiving and homage to the most loving of Fathers. O, St. Joseph, I never weary contemplating you, and Jesus asleep in our arms; I dare not approach while He reposes near your heart. Press Him in my name and kiss His fine head for me and ask Him to return the kiss when I draw my dying breath. St. Joseph, Patron of departing souls pray for me.

This prayer was found in the fiftieth year of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

In 1505 it was sent from the Pope to Emperor Charles when he was going into battle. Who ever shall read this prayer or hear it or keep it about themselves, shall never die a sudden death, or be drowned, nor shall be burned in any fire or shall be overpowered in battle.

Say for nine mornings for anything you desire. It has never been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask for. In thanks for request granted.

Beaufort Golf Club (Mens Branch)

Results 2 Oct: 18 Hole Stableford – White Tees, sponsored by Quirke’s Quarries.

1st James Jones (8) 34pts 2nd Gearoid Keating (19) 33pts 3rd Michael Coffey (17) 32pts CSS: 34pts 30 Sept: Open Friday - Guy Scott, Bandon (13) 35pts, 29 Sept: Open Seniors: 1st John Doherty, 2nd Gerry Collins.

Fixtures: 9th Oct: Par-3 competition, sponsored

by Pat & Joe Tagney Construction.

Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am Every Friday: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best lady’s or gent’s card.

Please note that for the next three weekends our competitions will be on Sunday’s only as the course is booked each Saturday.

Captain’s Charity Rumble finishes the weekend of 15th Oct.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies Branch)

2nd October - 18 Hole Stableford (Xmas Fare) - Sponsored by Ladies Branch 1st Renee Clifford (26) 29 pts 2nd Noleen Mackessy (26) 27 pts Fixtures 9th October - 18 hole Par 3 Competition - Sponsored by Ladies Branch Winter/Spring League - 9 hole re-entry. Play anytime.

Euro Bridge Club

Results of recent competitions.

20th September 1st. n/s Pauline Lyne and Anne Looney 1st. e/w Mike O Shea and Ger Sweeney 27th September 1st. Marjorie Barton and Mela Burke

Glenflesk Community Games

AGM 2017 The Glenflesk Community Games Committee would like to thank all the children, their parents and mentors who participated in the Community Games in 2016. Once again we had huge interest with girls and boys participating in Art, Athletics, Basketball, Chess, Cycling, Futsal, Gaelic Football, Handwriting, Indoor Soccer, Judo, Music, Projects, Recitation, Singing, Swimming and the Quiz. This highlights not only the range of events available in the Community Games but also the range and depth of talent in Glenflesk.

There were many fantastic performances at local, county and national level culminating in silver medals in Judo and Projects at the national finals in August. 2017 marks the golden jubilee of the Community Games and once again we aim to have as many children participating in as many events as possible. However for this to happened we need the support of as many parents as possible to help out as committee members or as mentors.

We are holding our AGM on Monday 10th October 2016 at 8.30pm in the kitchen in Glenflesk GAA hall.

The range of events covered by the community games can be viewed at communitygames.ie so if you have an interest in any of the events or can get involved in the committee please

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come along to the AGM or let us know of your interest.

Many thanks for your continued support.

on Saturday 24 September. We send our congratulations to Cathal Moynihan who was winner of the 50km Adventure Race route. Well done to all who took part!

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Mastergeeha FC

Lotto: There was a jackpot winner 30/09/2016, jackpot was €14,800, numbers drawn were 3, 8, 12 & 19. Winner Shauna & Michelle McCarthy Leam.

Next week’s jackpot €4,000 Country Cross Country Juvenile Even Age, Novice U23 & U18: The first of the cross country competitions was held on Sunday October 2nd in The Demense Killarney, Thee following were in the medals Claragh O’ Connor U10 girls, Oisin O’ Leary U10 boys, Maggie Buckley & Sieve O’ Connor U14 girls,U14 boys Jack O’ Leary, U16 boys Francis Cronin & Eoin Lyne, U18 Anthony Buckley, U18 girls Shona O’Brien, Novice ladies Mary O’Shea. All others who competed from the club ran well. Next Sunday we travel to Firies for Juvenile un-even ages, Intermediate & Master Ladies & Men. First race is off at 11am sharp.

Couch To 5K: A new series of couch to 5K series kicks off in Barradubh New Field on Monday October 3rd at 7.30 pm, and each Wednesday & Friday night for the next eight weeks.

Ross GC

Results On Sunday Oct 2nd we held the Frank Doran Safeguard Security Back Stakes single stableford competition.

The winners were :1.Colin Daley (17) 38pts.

2.Tom McSweeney (14) 36 pts 3.Renaldas Bendikas (8) 35 pts Senior Category winner - Sponsored by Tim Jones Butchers was Seamus McCarthy.

On Sunday Oct 9th we will hold an 18 hole single stableford competition .The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible.

Muckross Rowing Club

NEW SEASON With a new winter training season upon us, rowing and gym training continues to resume for crews through the month of October. Last weekend, junior members enjoyed some great rowing on the lake in crisp and calm conditions while our newest and youngest beginner members were taking to the water once more. Great to see such a buzz at the lakeshore! New members always welcome. The sport is suitable for all aged 12+ and beginner rowing will continue over the coming weeks on Sunday mornings at 11.30am.

The Castleconnell Head Of the River will be the club’s first competitive outing of the year. The time trial event is scheduled for Saturday 29th October. The Skibbereen Head Of the River is scheduled for Saturday 12 November while our own Muckross Head Of the River is due to take place on Saturday 3rd December. Mark those diaries and calendars now! Keep in touch with all of the latest club updates on Facebook facebook.com/muckrossrc or follow us on Twitter @muckrossrc.

EVENTS A number of club members competed in the Killarney Adventure Race last weekend and the Killarney 10 Mile race

U12 Killarney Celtic 3 Mastergeeha 5. In this exciting game the boys battled all the way and just edged ahead in the final quarter. Adam Murphy, Jack O’Donoghue, David O’Leary and Sean Doolan (2) were the scorers in a good team performance.

U14 PREMIER Park 6 Mastergeeha 0. In this game the boys played a good Park side. Down two at the break the more clinical Tralee side added further goals in the second half.

YOUTHS Mastergeeha 2 Killarney Athletic 2. In this game the boys went ahead early on when James Nagle passed to Darren Looney to score. Mastergeeha then doubled their lead when Sean O’Leary scored. However just before the break the Killarney side scored two goals. In the second half Mastergeeha battled hard with both side creating chances.

SENIORS Mastergeeha 3 Classic 0. Mastergeeha qualified for the next round of the Munster Cup with a good performance at home on Sunday morning. Scott O’Mahoney, Gearoid Kerins and Damien Breen got the goals.

MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 30th September, 2016.

Numbers drawn were 2, 7, 17, 23. Jackpot now €2,550.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Competition Sunday 2nd October, Sponsored by Muckross House, singles s/ford Killeen.

1st Kathleen Wrenn (20) 40 pts 2nd Fidelma O’Connor (11) 38 pts BG Fidelma O’Connor (11) 217 gross pts 3rd Mary O’Doherty (14) 33pts (bk9) 4th Alicia Burke (28) 33 pts 5th Noreen Buckley (20) 32 pts (bk9) 6th Patsy Hanley (21) 32 pts CSS 35 Results of Club Championshops for 2016.

Mixed Foursomes = Winners, Mary Kelly, Crohan Fitzgerald.

Runner Up Ursula Daly, Donal Considine.

Ladies Foursomes = Winners ,Anne Rudden Kathleen Wrenn Runners Up Mary Geanery, Sheila Crowley, Ladies Singles = Winner Mary Geaney, Runner Up Anna Maria Gallivan Next Sundays competition will be sponsored by Castlerosse Hotel, Singles/ stroke, Mahonys.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club Senior News

Our Senior teams leagues games commence over the coming week both teams have had a very good preseason of training in addition both teams have had some early game time with the Women’s facing UL Huskies away and the mens meeting

St Anne’s both providing some early competitive action ahead of the season official tip off. Both teams Men’s and Women’s will open with games away to Castleisland.

Acadmey Training The Juvenile Academy for the Cougars Cubs Boys and Girls continues on Friday evenings at the Parish Hall, Training times are as follows at 5 pm for girls and 6.15 pm for Boys.

Any late Registration may completed by contacting the Club secretary or registrar. Our ages for the Academy Boys & Girls are born 2007 to 2010. New members welcome.

Fixtures Senior Women Oct 9 th Killarney Cougars v St Mary’s , 4.30 pm Castleisland CC , Senior Men Oct 16 th Killarney Cougars v St Marys 3 pm Castleisland CC , Juveniles U16 Boys Oct 8 th Rathmore v Killarney Cougars in Rathmore 11.00 am .

U14 Girls Oct 8 th Killarney Cougars v Bobcats Moyderwell Tralee. 12 noon .

U14 Boys Oct 10 th Killarney Cougars v Tigers Pres Gym 6 pm .

Further details on All Killarney Cougars Clubs schedules and events log onto the website at www.killarneycougars. com or find us on Facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt

The club will host the annual 36 Hole Strokeplay competition on this Sunday morning at 9-I5 am with an entry fee of IOEuros U-I6 Matchplay Competition Congratulations to our U-I6 members who turned in a most creditable performance at the Royal Meath course at the weekend with Cilian Courtney and Robbie Harnett reaching the semi-finals of the Plate and ,Cian 0’Mahoney and Daragh 0’Callaghan bowing out in the quarter finals of the Championship. A special word of thanks to the club members and parents who travelled with the teams.

Open Scramble and Scratch Cup Deerpark will host the Open Scramble and Scratch Cup competitions on the October Bank Holiday weekend.

Kerry CCE

Ceol an Geimhridh County Finals will take place on Saturday 12th November in the IT Tralee and on Sunday the dancing will take place in Fossa Community Centre. Closing date for entries tot eh County Secretary will be Thursday, 27th October, 2016. The Munster final on 5th February.

Sult na Nog will take place on 4th and 5th March. Again in the IT Tralee and Fossa Community Centre.

Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí 2017 to be held in Tralee were confirmed for May 18th to 21st May. Branches are very busy at present organising their Classes for the coming year and also preparing for their branch AGM’s all these and more information can be found on our website www. kerrycomhaltas.ie Our website is at present been updated to be Mobile friendly as more and more people are accessing the website through their mobile and tablets.

Killarney Athletic

FAI Junior Cup Killarney Athletic 6-1 Ballyheigue The As are through to the 2nd round of the Fai junior cup with a 6-1 win over Ballyheigue Athletic. In the first half playing against the wind the boys where not playing their best but still came in at half time 2-1 up with goals from Shane Lynch. The second half started with Cillian 'Regan scoring after a free kick by Shane Lynch was not held by the Ballyheigue keeper. Two goals

by William Courtney and one by Shane Lynch for his second hat trick in his last two games finished off an excellent second half display. Four wins from four in all competitions this season keep it going guys.

U18 Mastergeeha 2-2 Killarney athletic Mastergeeha went 2-0 up in the first 15mins as athletic struggled with the pace of the strikers. Geeehas main man Sean o Leary was sent off for dissent and athletic took control of the game and scored two quick goals through James Kelly and John hannigan to leave half time score 2-2. Again in the second half , athletic were well on top but could not get the winner due to some great team defending from geeha.

U16 Inter Kenmare 2-2 Killarney athletic.

Caolan Ryan with a great individual goal going past the inter defence after a cracking 30 yard pass from Eamonn long. Tadhg Doolan with another goal gave athletic a 2-0 lead. Only for the inter keeper, it would have been a lot more and inter built on this confidence. Two late goals to Kenmare for a share of the spoils -man of match caolan Ryan.

U14 Fenit 1-2 Killarney Athletic Fixtures: Saturday 8th October 2016 Sfai Sketchers U13 Troy Cup Killarney Athletic v Tulla Utd 2pm Moriarty’s Centra U11 Group 2 Killarney Athletic v M.E.K 11-30am Daly’s Supervalu U13 Div.2 Inter Kenmare v Killarney Athletic B 10-30am Killarney Plaza U15 Premier Park A v Killarney Athletic 10-30am Sunday 9th October Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic v Inter Kenmare 11-30am Denny Division 1B Killarney Athletic B v Strand Road Fc 2-30pm Christmas Quiz/Awards Night: The Christmas Quiz will take place on the 18th November 2016 in the Killarney Oaks Hotel. Player of the Year awards Will be handed out on the night also.

More on www.killarneyathletic.com or facebook.

Killarney RFC

Minis Last Saturday the minis had no training as our Minis coaches took part in the Munster Rugby Coaching Course over the weekend. Coaches new and old took part in what was an excellent course and great fun was had by one and all. It was great to see the new coaches take part with gusto as we were put through our paces in both learning about and taking part in rucks, mauls, lineouts and scrums. The kids can only benefit from this course as the coaches return to training with 07.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

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Minis training continues this Saturday between 10:30am and 12 midday.

Seniors: Our Seniors returned to Munster Junior League action last Sunday when they travelled to Waterford to take on Dungarvan RFC at Ballyrandle. A tough match ensued with the home team scoring a try after a series of penalties, however Killarney outhalf Paudie Sheahan scored two penalties.

The second penalty came at the very end of the match earning the visitors a valuable bonus point. The home side ran out the victors on a scoreline of 11 points to 6.

Youths Next weekend also sees the youth squads return to action. Our U14’s welcome Castleisland to Aghadoe on Saturday morning at 11am, while our U16’s travel to Abbeyfeale in the first round of the Munster Club U16 Conference 5, also at 11am. Our U18’s are due to host Chorca Dhuibhne at the weekend also. Best of luck to all squads.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

With the evenings closing in and a change coming in the weather, arrangements for Winter training are currently being put in place for all members both young and old. New members are always welcome. Anyone interested please contact Denis O Donoghue, Tadhg Kelly or Micheal O Sullivan Congratulations: Two of our Valley Ladies took the plunge over the past couple of weeks. Congratulation to Aine Coakley on her marriage to Ger McGillycuddy and to Dorota Piercala on her marriage to John Boyall. Wishing ye many years of health and happiness in the future.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Upcoming Events We wish our J18 Rowers, Ciara Browne, Ciara Moynihan, Siobhán Burns, Jakub Kunicki and Ruadhán Mac Curtáin the very best of luck in the Irish Open which takes place this Saturday and Sunday in the National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Co. Cork. Many thanks to your coaches who have prepared you all so well, and we’re sure that your dedication to training will pay off hugely.

Training News Indoor training continues during the week as per coaches texts and at the lakeshore at Reen Pier on Saturday and Sunday mornings .

Interested in Rowing?

Workmen’s Rowing Club have a huge tradition of rowing in Killarney and we train for different genre of rowing all year round, from Olympic Sculling, All-Ireland Indoor Ergometer Rowing, Traditional Killarney Sixes to Gig and Coastal Rowing.

During inclement weather we continue to train onshore and indoors.

Beginners are always welcome, adults and boys and girls from 12 years of age or older can come along, talk to our coaches, try out the rowing machines and sit in with other beginners or more experienced rowers, to experience

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Mary O'Rourke, lady captain (fourth from left), presenting first prize in her Lady Captain's Charity Day competition to winners Helen Pendergast, Noreen Coffey and Mary O'Connor with (left) Marguerite Mulcahy (back from left) Mary O'Connor and Maureen Creedon, second, Mary Moynihan, Mary McCarthy and Siobhan O'Shea, Kathleen Brosnan, Kathleen Wrenn, Anne O'Leary, Patsy Hanley, Julie O'Donoghue, Helen Howard, Bernie Galvin and Ursula Daly at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club.

this fabulous sport.

If you are interested in taking up rowing why not contact us: Mary Moynihan: 086 8098182. For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www.rowingireland.ie Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’.

Listry

Listry Social Action We wish to thank all those who travelled on the Day Trip to Ballyheigue on Tuesday last. Thanks to the following, Kerry Community Transport and Houlihans Bus Service, Killorglin who provided the transport, staff of Ballyseedy garden centre & Ballyroe hotel for the food, and thanks to everybody who helped in any way on the day to make it a very pleasant occasion. We look forward to seeing you all again on Tuesday October 25th.

LISTRY COMMUNITY COUNCIL-CLASSES Listry Community Council intend organising the following Classes beginning in early 2017--Photography, Cookery for men, Drama & Singing.

Classes will take place provided there are sufficient participants available.

If interested in any of the Classes please contact Joan on 086 7944494 immediately.

LISTRY RAMBLING HOUSE: The Annual Listry Rambling House session will be held in Listry Community Centre on Saturday night October 15th from 8.30pm-11.30pm approx.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Men’s Club

MATT LEACY WINS GOLFER OF THE YEAR FOR 2016.

Matt Leacy has won the “Golfer of the Year” for 2016, Matt had previously finished second in that championship in 2012 when he won the Club Championship that year, and Matt had previously won the Club Foursomes

when he was partnered by his older brother Kevin. Matt has been a regular member of the Club Junior Cup team for many years, and is the son of our deceased Club stalwart, the evergreen Jim Leacy, and in whose honour we play for the “Jim Leacy Cup” which is a singles competition on an annual basis. Matt has also recorded a Christmas hamper win among his collection of Club competitions over many years. The runner up in the “Golfer of the Year” was Liam Healy, who has been playing great golf in recent months, Liam has put that success down to becoming a member of the Men’s Committee for the first time, this year.

John C. Cooper Memorial Competition This competition which is very kindly sponsored by the family of the late John C. Cooper, and for which they have donated a beautiful Cup to the Club in his honour, and was played in benign conditions on the day. The Cup was won by Andrew Garnett with a great score of 41 points, and in 2nd place was John P. O’Shea with 40 points, John who is affectionately known as “John the Jeweller” was recording a 2nd place in a Club competition for the 2nd time this year, and John said that he really wanted to record a win in this particular competition as John C. was a great friend of his, and also his Golf mentor. In third place was James (the rock) O’Neill also with 40 points, James was 5 under par for the holes from the 4th to the 16th and was three under par on the 17th tee only to falter, and finish with a double bogey and a bogey.

Results 1st Andrew Garnett(17) 41 points, 2nd John P.O’Shea(13) 40 points, 3rd James O’Neill Jnr.(4) 40 points, 4th Michael Tangney(10) 38 points, 5th Greg Lanigan(4) 38 points, category 1 Joseph Sheehan(5) 37 points, category 2 Denis A Murphy(9) 34 points, category 3 Pat Kelliher(13) 35 points, category 4 Sean Hickey(19) 35 points. Standard scratch was 35 points.

Castlerosse Golf Club Results

Competition played on Sunday 2nd October, 18 Hole Stableford 1st Steve Shine (18) 35 pts, Runner-up, Donal O’ Reilly (19) 34 pts, 3rd place, Dan O’ Connell (24) 31 pts..

Result of Mixed Scramble played on Tuesday 27th September best net return, Gintaras Bendaravicius, Mick Clifford & Steve Shine.

Fixtures, Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford.

Killarney Badminton Club

runs every Monday and Wednesday evening in the Presentation Hall from 8.30pm to 10.30pm. Badminton is a great way to have fun & get fit. It is suitable for all ages & standards. New members welcome. Coaching available for beginners. Check out our Facebook page for more information.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No.15 Claire Sheehan and 2nd place No.31 John Wall NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session.

CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@gmail.com

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Kerry SFC semi-final double bill at Fitzgerald Stadium Eamonn Fitzgerald previews the weekend in sport THE following fixtures were agreed Sunday evening’s CCC meeting where the draw for the Garveys Supervalu Senior Football Championship was made and sees Dingle play Dr Crokes and Kenmare District play Rathmore.

In the quarter-finals of the senior championship last weekend, Dr Crokes defeated Kerins O’Rahillys 1-16 to 0-14; Dingle surprised champions South Kerry by 0-12 to 0-11. Rathmore came with a late rally to defeat Mid Kerry by 1-12 to 0-13 and Kenmare District defeated Austin Stacks by 0-15 to 0-12.

The Garveys Supervalu Senior Football Championship semi-finals take place this Sunday, October 9, in Fitzgerald Stadium, with Dingle taking on Dr Crokes at 2pm, refereed

by Sean Joy; Kenmare District will take on Rathmore, at 3.30pm, refereed by Brendan Griffin.

Extra time applies in the event of a draw.

The final will be played on Sunday, October 16, at a venue to be decided.

It will be preceded by Castleisland Mart Junior Premier final, Glenbeigh-Glencar Vs Na Gaeil.

Mikey Geaney, when Pat O Shea works out his match-ups.

White was my man-of-the-match on Saturday last. He was very comfortable on the ball fulfilling his basic defence duties but also showing great composure and dash on his up field dashes. After such a run in the dying moments of that game he travelled from inside his own 45-metre line before unleashing a screamer which crashed off the crossbar. It might well have been a spectacular goal. Colm Cooper was a key figure for Crokes in their quarter final scoring 1-3 from play and a further two points from frees, so he will pose a big threat for Dingle corner backs Tom O’Sullivan, or Gavin Curran. Johnny Buckley and Ambrose O’Donovan should prove too strong at midfield for the Dingle O’Sullivans, Barry and Darragh.

Crokes have the better forward division especially with Daithí Casey and Kieran O’Leary showing good form. At the other end the Crokes backs cannot afford to foul with Conor Geaney in such great form as ace marksman. Crokes are fancied.

Dr Crokes V Dingle Dingle proved their worth by defeating South Kerry, the reigning champions at Tralee on Saturday last and this will be a big boost to their confidence as they take on Dr Crokes on Sunday next at 2pm.

They will look to the Geaneys in particular to pave the way for victory. Paul Geaney, one of the real stars on the Kerry senior team this season will be a trump card on the edge of the square. He kicked three points v South Kerry, two from play and a point from a free, but his contribution was much greater than this. He was fouled on several occasions, which resulted in frees and were converted by Conor Geaney.

The latter was Dingle’s top scorer with six points, all from frees. Will Crokes stick with Michael Moloney at full back, or go for the stronger and more experienced Eoin Brosnan to manage Paul Geaney? When O’Rahillys moved big Tommy Walsh in to full forward in the quarter-final at the start of the second half Moloney found it hard to deny the Strand Road man aerial possession.

Mikey Geaney will probably be marked by Fionn Fitzgerald his Kerry colleague, while Gavin White will most likely marking Dingle captain

Rathmore v Kenmare District Rathmore had to come from behind to topple Mid Kerry 1-12 to 0-13. The introduction of the towering Shane Ryan at full forward was the key factor in Rathmore’s win. He was a huge presence at full forward and contributed a very valuable 1-2 to copper fasten victory. He has been recovering from injury for the past year, but showed no signs of his inactivity. Kenmare will depend on Tadhg Morley to minimise the influence of the big fellow from Rathmore. Morley marshalled his defence so well versus Stacks and Kieran Donaghy got little change from the Templenoe man. At the other end of the field Kenmare had Paul O’Connor in splendid form shooting two points from play and a further six from placed balls.

Rathmore defence is very dependent on county men Paul Murphy and Aidan O’Mahony so Kenmare bainisteoir John Galvin will have noted this. He will be looking to Kerry minor captain Seán O’Shea, Stephen O’Brien, Teddy Doyle and Killian Spillane to kick a winning tally. Midfield will be interesting. Can Rathmore’s Daniel and Donal O’Sullivan gain enough possession from Adrian Spillane and Peter O’Shea to supply Rathmore’s

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Darran O'Sullivan, Mid Kerry, under pressure from Aidan O'Mahony and TJ Friel, Rathmore, in the Garveys Supervalu Kerry senior county football championship quarter final at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney on Sunday.

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Colm Cooper escapes the attention of David Moran, Danny O'Sullivan and Shane Brosnan.

dangerous forwards? Apart from Shane Ryan, Mark Reen, John Moynihan and Brendan O’Keeffe are proven score getters. It is a hard one to call, but Kenmare District get the nod because of greater balance.

Ryder Cup This was a sweet victory for the USA, after losing to Europe on the last three tournaments. On home soil they proved too strong for Europe to win back this prestigious trophy.

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O’Donoghue Cup Championship Two quarter finals are fixed for Saturday 8th October, in the O’ Donoghue Cup, East Kerry Senior Championship, sponsored by The Aquila Club, Gleneagle Hotel. Killarney Legion host Spa at 2pm and Glenflesk are at home to Gneeveguilla at 3.45pm. Extra time if necessary in both games. A man of the match award will be presented immediately after these games. The remaining quarter final, Listry V Dr Crokes will be fixed for the first availalbe date. Rathmore won their quarter final versus Currow.

Fr Galvin Cup Championship The second semi final in the Fr Galvin Cup, East Kerry Intermediate Championship, sponsored by The Aquila Club Gleneagle Hotel, Listry V Firies is fixed for Sunday 9th October at 12 noon, in Listry. Extra time if necessary. Man of Match Award will be presented after the game and the recipient is an automatic nominee for the Fr Galvin All Star Award 2016.

Minor League The Tatler Jack East Region Minor League, Division 2 Final, Currow V Cordal/Scartaglen, is fixed for Sunday 9th October at 12 noon, in Currow.

Extra time if necessary.

EAST KERRY U16 CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION 2 FINAL Dr Crokes 2-14 Fossa 3 -11 Dr Crokes made the early running in this Division 2 final, played in splendid sunshine at Killarney’s Fitzgerald Stadium, and built a lead in the first half with a very well taken goal. A second Dr Crokes goal in the third quarter built a ten point lead for the Lewis road side going into the last quarter. However, Fossa maintained their determination and belief. Three goals in the last fifteen minutes and a scatter of points had the minimum between the sides as the final whistle approached. A superbly kicked free levelled the scores, putting the game to a replay, which promises a scintillating rematch between these two excellent teams. Both teams and mentors must be congratulated on a thrilling game.

DIVISION 3 FINAL Gneeveguilla 1-13 Glenflesk 1-08 This MD O’Shea, East Kerry Under 16 Division 3 final, between Gneeveguilla and Glenflesk, played in Fitzgerald Stadium on Thursday evening, was a cracking game with great skills on show. Glenflesk got off to the better start and had 1-3 on the scoreboard, before Gneeveguilla got off the mark.

However, Gneeveguilla then had a period of dominance and ended the half leading by the minimum. In a sporting and fast moving second half, Gneeveguilla extended their lead, with a number of unanswered points. Glenflesk played to the final whistle with both sides notching up nice scores, but Glenflesk did not bridge the gap and Gneeveguila ran out winners. Final score: Gneeveguilla 1-13 Glenflesk 1-8.

Sean O’ Sullivan, East Kerry Coiste na nÓg Chairman, presented the trophy to Gneeveguilla captain Sean O’Keeffe.

Referee Tadhg Ahern (Listry) Under 16 Divisional teams Best of luck to East Kerry in the County Plate Final. Commiserations to Eoghan Ruadh. Congratulations to players from East Kerry clubs on winning the County Championship Cup with the

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Castleisland District team.

County Championship Best of luck to Dr Crokes and Rathmore in the County Senior Championship Semi Finals and to Fossa in the Junior County Championship. Well done to Kilcummin on retaining Senior Championship status.

Firies Coiste na nÒg

U12 BOYS Congratulations to the Firies U12 boys who topped division two following a fantastic performance way to Templenoe last weekend. Templenoe 1-08 Firies 4-07. The deserving team were presented with East Kerry Medals to mark their accomplishment.

U6 & U8 BOYS The final hooray for our U6 and U8 boys took place last weekend. Well done boys on the fantastic performance against Legion finishing the season in the beautiful October sunshine. Many thanks to the Henderson family for providing the treats for our boys and our visitors.

Our U8s boys were very proud to host an array of special guests on Thursday, 27th September whilst demonstrating their academy skills. Kerry GAA star; Killian Young along with the newly crowned All Ireland Kerry Minors Champions and fellow Firies GAA Clubmen; Niall Donohue and Cian Callaghan took time out of their schedule to hop ball with the U8s. The club is very grateful to them and our coaches for taking the time to visit our eager U8s boys who were presented with medals and certificates.

The Firies U6 boys were awarded with certificates marking their phenomenal commitment and perseverance during the year. Well done boys. We look forward to seeing you back at the Academy next year.

Fossa GAA

Lotto Numbers drawn 2, 13, 25, 27. Next weeks jackpot will be €10,500.

Seniors Our seniors played Scartaglen in Farrenfore on Sunday in the Junior championship semifinal. This was a tough, uncompromising game of football where fitness and character was tested to the limit, as all championship games should be. Scart opened the scoring before Donald O’ Sullivan opened our account on the 5th minute with Tadgh O’ Shea adding another after 10 minutes.

Both defences were on top and scores were at a premium, however in the 20th minute Fossa put together a great passing move and an exquisite flick by Paudie Clifford put Fintan Coffey through to rattle the Scart net.

Donald O’ Sullivan added the further points to leave the halftime score, Fossa 1-04, Scartaglen 0-03. Scart started the second half very well and reeled off three points without reply, Fossa held their nerve and two excellent points from Matthew Rennie and Tadgh O’ Shea settled them again.

In the 15th minute another great team move ended with Tadgh O’ Shea crashing home the ball to the Scart net which allowed Fossa to control the remainder of the half. The defence of Colm Walsh, Kevin McCarthy, Anthony Wharton, Darragh Rice, Mark Dennehy

and Daniel O’ Keeffe were brilliant all through, they coped well with the threat from Scart and gave away no goal chance. Matt Rennie and Fintan Coffey worked tirelessly and gave a great physical presence in the middle of the pitch while the forwards of Mikey O’ Shea, Lorcan Daly, Paudie Clifford, Tadgh O’ Shea, Donald O’ Sullivan and Kenneth Clifford worked seriously hard, were patient and took their chances when they came.

This was a great team effort with the bench working well when introduced, they now face Beale in the County final which will be another huge test for this young team, however on the evidence from this game they won’t be found wanting for character, skill or fitness. Final score, Fossa 2-07, Scartaglen 0-07.

Under 16 Boys East Kerry Div 2 Final Fossa 3-11 Dr Crokes 2-14 Race Night Fundraiser: Fossa Gaa are running a race night on Sat 29th Oct towards funding the purchase and development of a juvenile playing pitch in 2.1 acres adjoining our current premises in Grotroe. It will be held in The Golden Nugget and over the next month club finance committee members will be asking for your support in the undertaking. Each horse costs €90 which can be bought outright or broken down into three at €30 for owner, €30 for trainer and €30 for jockey. Please support the club in the investment for this and future generations.

Fashion Show Annual Fashion Show in aid of Fossa Community Centre will be held in Hotel Europe on Wednesday 12th Oct. Cheese and wine at 7.30, show begins at 8pm. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Tickets, €15 are available from participating shops or 087 2413116.

Comhaltas Fossa/Two Mile Comhaltas: Adult Set Dancing Classes will resume on Tuesday nights in Fossa Community Centre, beginners at 8pm, advanced at 9pm. All welcome. Further details contact Catherine on 087 6799330.

Gneeveguilla

Lotto numbers 6,24,25,27 No jackpot winner next weeks jackpot €4,750 Congratulations to Gneeveguilla U16 who won the East Kerry final.

Gneeveguilla will play away to Glenflesk in the next round of the O’Donoughe cup.

Monthly meeting Tuesday 4th October at 9pm everyone welcome.

Gneeveguilla Gaa Annual Halloween Fancy Dress party will be on October 30th in the club bar spot prizes and live music on the night everyone welcome.

Gneeveguilla Gaa will be raffling of a cow box trailer valued at over €3000.

We are doing serious upgrades to our field our car park and fencing all around the field. Tickets for the trailer are priced at €5 for 1 and €20 for a book of 5 and can be obtained from any club member.

Spa

Coiste na nOg We welcome new members boys and girls. We train all year round indoors and outdoors.

We are delighted to announce the

launch of our ABC Nursery Football for beginners which is started last Saturday morning at 11.30am in our nice warm hall!! Great fun for the tots is guaranteed while they learn some of the movements fundamental to playing Gaelic Football. We look forward to seeing our stars of the future in the morning.

Training: Boys Saturday 11.30-12.30 U6/U8/U10 and U12 Girls: U6/U8 and U10 Girls Saturday 10-11am.

Further information contact Secretary Bernie Courtney087 1385612.

Ladies Football Senior Ladies Hard luck to the senior ladies in their Munster Campaign as they took on Fermoy last Sunday.

Final Junior B Final Sat Oct 15th Junior ‘B’ final Finuge St.Senans v Spa. Mary Jo Curran Cup Final Spa V Kilcummin Oct 22/23 V Kilcummin.

U16 East Kerry Shield Final Spa lost to a stronger Legion team last week in Spa. Spa U12 Boys U12 Boys are having a quiz and medal presentation night in the Torc Hotel on the 14th of October 8pm. Quiz is 4 people per team (€10 adult and €5 per child). Your support is greatly appreciated.

Scór na nÓg and Scór na bPaistí Club members under the age of 17 years on January 1st 2017 who may be interested in participating in the forthcoming East Kerry Scór na nÓg competitions are invited to contact Eileen on 087 9940594.

Lotto Spa Lotto draw €9000 Numbers: 3,13,18,22 No jackpot winner

Mid-Kerry

County District U16 Cup Final: Mid Kerry was defeated by Castleisland District on a scoreline of 4-04 to 1-02.

County Senior Football Championship Again another bad day in the office with Mid Kerry going down to Rathmore 1-12 to 0-13. See main paper for report Meetings Thurs 5th Oct at 8.30pm in OGradys Bar Killorglin - P J Reidy will meet with the Mid Kerry Clubs Coaching Officers please ensure all coaching officers are in attendance & at 9pm Mid Kerry will hold a Board Meeting please ensure all delegates are in attendance

Kilcummin

GOLF SOCIETY Hamper outing (3 person scramble) in Killorglin this Saturday at 9.30. As this is a shotgun start the draw for teams will be at 9.15a.m. Please contact if unable to play 087-6258642.

SENIOR FOOTBALL CO CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF Kilcummin 1-15 Milltown/Castlemaine 0-15. What a difference a week makes as our players stood up to the table and with a performance to warm the heart ensured that we will remain a senior club for the twentieth year.

Right from the start we went about our business with conviction and with Kieran Murphy controlling midfield we went five points up after 15min.

Noel Duggan and Kevin McCarthy were outstanding and giving the opposing defence a difficult time which enabled

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us to lead by three points at half time. The second half was a tight affair with Kilcummins defence playing outstanding none more so than Daniel O’Leary who played a real captains part.

While Oscar O’Connors well finished goal was eventually the deciding factor Philip Casey, Kevin McCarthy and Chris O’Leary made huge contributions in that second prior to the fans home with a smile on their faces and looking forward to next year already. Well done to players and management on a marvellous achievement.

Team Brendan Kealy, (0-2) Sean Brosnan, Daniel Moynihan, William Maher, Damien O’Leary, Daniel O’Leary, James Devane, Kieran Murphy, (0-1) Chris O’Leary, (0-1) Mikey O’Shea, Noel Duggan, (0-2) Matthew Keane, Kevin McCarthy, (0-5) Richie O’Connor, Philip Casey (0-3) Subs Oscar O’Connor (1-0), Shane McSweeney, Eric O’Connor.

KILCUMMIN’S RAMBLING HOUSE Will meet on Friday 7th October. Free admission. All welcome. Please be seated by 8.30pm.

Milltown Castlemaine GAA

Senior County Championship Relegation playoff: Kilcummin preserved their senior championship status with a three points victory over our own club-Milltown –Castlemaine in Castleisland on Sunday afternoon.

MC was very unfortunate to lose Donal Dennehy to injury in the 14th minute.

Donal had just scored MC’s 1st point -when he landed awkwardly on his left elbow-sustaining a fracture.

Later in the 2nd half, Paul Carroll had to be replaced after picking up an ankle injury.

We wish them both a full and speedy recovery.

Well done to the entire panel that fought right to the end and to Mike Hickey, Mike Carroll and Timmy Teahan for their commitment and enthusiasm with this team.

Lotto Jackpot Our Jackpot is now at €11,200. Our next draw is this Friday night - October 7th.

Legion

O’DONOGHUE CUP ¼ FINAL Legion play Spa this Saturday, October 8th at 2pm in Derreen. Come along and support the lads.

SEM Well done to the Sem seniors who defeated Tralee CBS in the O’Sullivan Cup last week, eventually running out 2-23 to 3-14 winners. Robert Osborne started in goal while Cian Gammell slotted into corner back.

Michael Devlin was introduced midway through the second half and Barry Slattery was also part of the twenty-four-man panel.

U-16 GIRLS It took them a while to get going but when they did the U-16 girls scored a bit more freely than their Spa counterparts and emerged victorious to claim the East Kerry title. Well done to coaches Suzanne Smith and John Doona who can be justifiably proud of their team’s progress this year.

U-12 GIRLS Commiserations to the girls who came up short in their final against a strong Milltown/Listry side. Well done

to everyone involved throughout the campaign, especially coaches Selina Looney and Hannah Devlin.

MASS There will be a mass at our clubhouse on Friday, October 14th at 7pm where we will remember our deceased members and also pray for all present and past members and their families.

We hope to see past members, children, parents and grandparents, players, supporters and sponsors.

Everyone is welcome. Transport will be available if required, just contact any club officer. There will be hymns by some of our Scór team and refreshments afterwards. Please spread the word.

SATURDAY MORNING ACADEMY Training continues this Saturday from 10.30am to 12 noon at our home grounds in Derreen. Kids aged 4-10 from the Killarney area are invited to come along and sign up. For more information contact Seán at 087 2225325.

ELLA O’LEARY The club would like to offer its sincere condolences to the family of Ella O’Leary who has passed away. Ella’s husband Jimmy was our 2014 Hall of Fame recipient. May she rest in peace.

Dr Crokes

County Senior Championship Quarter Final Dr Crokes 1-16 Kerins O Rahillys 0-14 We were only once behind in this game and that was in the 3rd minute when Kerins O Rahillys sent over the opening score, a point. By the 15th minute we were ahead by 1-6 to 0-2. Our opponents had the next two points but we outscored them by four points to two in the remaining minutes of the first half. This gave us a 1-10 to 0-6 interval lead. This half was delayed for forty minutes due to an unfortunate injury to Kerins O Rahillys player Giles O Grady. We wish him a speedy recovery from his injury, which necessitated his removal to hospital.

Three points by our opponents in the first five minutes of the second half reduced our lead to four points. We had to defend strongly during the second half. We still looked as if we would be winners once we wouldn’t concede a goal. This we achieved and were also helped by a strong bench which yielded points from Eoin Brosnan and Jordan Kiely.

This was a very workmanship performance throughout the field but one would have to mention the outstanding displays of Gavin White and Colm Cooper who contributed 1-5.

We have now reached the Semi Final but both our players and mentors know that it will take even better performances to win the Bishop Moynihan Cup. Team and Scorers: Shane Murphy 0-2 (0-1 free, 0-1 45), John Payne, Mike Moloney, Fionn Fitzgerald, Gavin White, Alan O’Sullivan 0-1, David O’Leary, Johnny Buckley, Ambrose O’Donovan, Kieran O’Leary 0-1, Gavin O’Shea, Brian Looney, Tony Brosnan 0-2, Daithi Casey 0-3 (0-1 free), Colm Cooper 1-5 (0-2 frees).

Subs: Eoin Brosnan 0-1, Jordan Kiely 0-1, Micheal Burns, Lake Quinn, P.J Lawlor, Mike Milner.

Lotto Lotto 15, 18, 20, 21. Jackpot €9300. Not

Roan Delaney, Dr Crokes, in action in the East Kerry team that beat Eoghan Ruadh in the U16 County Championships semi-final, East Kerry 3-11 Eoghan Ruadh 1-16.

PICTURE: MATT O'NEILL

won match 3 4 by €100. Next draw on Sunday 9th of October in JC O’Shea.

Jackpot €9600.

Listry

Listry Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 2nd October, 2016 Winning Numbers 8, 13, 17, 24 CONGRATULATIONS! JACKPOT € 6,800 WINNER: Joan O’Connor, Ballydesmond Next Sunday Jackpot Sunday 9th October €2,000 Fr. Galvin Cup Next Sunday October 9th Fr Galvin Semi final will be played at home v Firies at 12 noon. All support appreciated.

Junior semi final This game between Listry v Beale was played in Strand Road last Sunday afternoon. Half Time Score Listry 0-05 Beale 0-05. Full time score Listry 0-11 Beale 0-12.

Glenflesk

SENIORS Our Senior team play Gneeveguilla in the quarter final of the O Donoghue cup on Saturday October 8th at 3 45pm.

GLENFLESK U16 Our U16 team played Gneeveguilla in an East Kerry final for the 3rd time this year. They played out a thrilling draw back in May and Glenflesk won a tight contest in the replay but it was the Gneeveguilla boys who came out

on top in another close encounter in Fitzgerald stadium on Thursday last.

Well done to the lads on a great effort.

LOTTO: No winner of the lotto. Jackpot - €2000. Numbers were, 11,17,20,23 The next Jackpot is €2200.

St Agathas Glenflesk GAA club Parish and Club History Project St Agathas Glenflesk GAA club Parish and Club History project, which has been ongoing for the past number of years, would like to obtain copies of photographs of Parish and Club activities please, especially for the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s. Member of the History & Archive Committee are also continuing to compile information on Parish events and people, with a view to finalising a book on the Parish and Club History. Contacts: PRO Paudie Murphy, Glenflesk phone: 0877692220 email:pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ieor Committee Chairperson Aine Ni Shuilleabhain Ph: 087-3381843 or anishuilleabhainkerry@iolfree.ie GLENFLESK COMMUNITY GAMES We are holding our AGM on Monday 10th October 2016 at 8.30pm in the kitchen in Glenflesk GAA hall.

We welcome items of local interest.

Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa. ie.

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