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Brew up support for Killarney Cardiac Response Unit THE opportunity to learn how you can help save a life is on offer thanks to Killarney Cardiac Response Unit. Killarney Advertiser caught up with its volunteers this week to get an update on their experience since the project was launched on August 25.

Since going live with the National Ambulance Service (NAS) on that date, Killarney Cardiac Response Unit has attended 54 emergency cardiac calls. “This means 54 lives have been positively impacted, thanks to the dedicated group of volunteers. This amazing service could not be provided only for the group of responders who make it all possible. It takes countless amounts of hours on call, training and fundraising to make this service possible for the town of Killarney,” said co-ordinator Damien Baker.

All are welcome to join the unit, which is seeking more volunteers. To raise funds and awareness, it will be holding a coffee morning in the Killarney Plaza Hotel on February 26, from 9am to 11.30am. “We are asking people to pop along and have a cuppa and support us. It is a dual fundraiser and awareness-raising gig,” said Damien.

“We are also seeking volunteers to undergo training.”

To join you are required to be 18 years of age and living within 6km of Killarney. “You will also need to have access to or own a fully insured vehicle and be interested in saving lives,” said Damien.

Damien also paid tribute to Niall Kelleher and Linda Gordon for the continued use of their premises as headquarters at The Courtyard, Fairhill.

Training will be commencing on Saturday, February 20, 9am to 6pm, with medical equipment and training provided. All are also welcome to the coffee morning in the Killarney Plaza on February 26. Contact Killarney Cardiac Response Unit on 086-8255280 for further details on volunteering.

St Mary’s Church of Ireland railings revamp IT’S good to see work continuing apace on the railings at St Mary’s Cllr John Church of Ireland.

Joe Culloty The launch of the working on railings restorathe railings at St Mary’s tion project beChurch of fore Christmas was Ireland. followed by swift action. “This is a very exciting development as it sees the Killarney town community putting their full support into restoring the external railings of St Mary’s Church,” said Reverend Simon Lumby.

In recent years two sections of the railings have been replaced. While this has improved these sections' appearance, it has only served to highlight the complete dilapidation of the remainder.

A combined initiative of Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, Killarney Looking Good and the Church of Ireland parishioners involves the renewal of the railings to the exact same design as before using top quality materials. “In a ‘leap of faith’ in community generosity the decision had been taken to start works in January 2016 with completion planned before St Patrick’s Day,” said Reverend Simon.

Donations of all sizes are invited and may be sent by cheque to Robert Harman, Hillcrest, Mangerton Road, Killarney or directly by bank transfer to “St Mary’s Select Vestry” AIB, Main Street, Killarney; BIC: AIBKIE2D; IBAN: IE44AIBK93611145482449.

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Editor’s View IF YOU’VE made a resolution to try something new this year, then you’ve come to the right place as we’ve a whole host of suggestions for you in the pages of Killarney Advertiser this week.

Possibly one of the most important would be learning how you could save a life. Why not consider joining the fantastic team of volunteers that make up Killarney Cardiac Response Unit (featured on this page), which is seeking volunteers?

Meanwhile, you can become a charity champion by getting on your bike – see our item on the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle and its 2016 beneficiaries, unveiled this week.

Delve further into this week’s edition to glean innumerable ideas as to how to

unveil a fitter more fabulous you in the months ahead by checking out our New Year, New You feature.

Meanwhile, Ireland continues to struggle against extreme weather conditions. The past week has seen the greater Killarney area further affected by the fallout of the winter deluge, with brave volunteers from Workmen’s Rowing Club battling flooding in order to prevent the club from being, in the words of its chairman Timmy Moynihan “wiped out”; read all about it on page 12.

Stay up to date with all the latest local news in this, our print edition, and via our website, killarneyadvertiser.ie As always, we welcome your views, so get in touch.

•Have you got a story or an opinion you would like to share?

Contact The Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, Killarney, telephone 064-6632215 or email newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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Dingle Cookery School An Choill, Dingle THE Dingle Cookery School prides itself on personal attention and service, ensuring all customers leave satisfied and with the confidence to cook for themselves.

Situated in Dingle town with over 40 classes to choose from, the school offers a wide range of classes to suit all.

Why not join expert chef Mark Murphy, current Food Ambassador for Ireland, at one of the classes.

Hands-on classes start with tea/coffee and perhaps home-baked goods. An introduction to the class follows. Mark is very keen to reinforce basic skills and fundamentals all the way through.

Dingle Cookery School champions local produce, with explanations of each ingredient used and sourcing. Meat comes from a local butcher, fish from the boats in the harbour, and much seasonal produce from local growers and small-holders. Participants work for two-and-ahalf to four hours, before sitting down to eat what’s been made and have some lively discussion.

Cookery sessions can be tailored to suit the group. “We do classes for family groups, hen and stag nights, corporate groups and work colleagues. We try to focus on fun and enjoyment as well as the real process of learning. All our stu-

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dents go home with a full recipe pack of the dishes made,” said Mark.

The school also welcomes food and cookery experts. A favourite is the “Catch and Cook Class”, where participants go out on a boat from the harbour for a couple of hours to fish, and then bring their catch back to the school to prepare, cook and eat.

Friday night supper club classes begin on Friday, January 22, and run on a fortnightly basis exploring the cuisine of India, Spain, Italy and Mexico along with curries of the world and modern vegetarian cookery. Other upcoming classes include a Dinner Party Masterclass, Cure, Smoke and Cook, All about Pastry and Healthy Cooking for Diabetics.

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Answer Starting on 1 January 2016, a new Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) credit applies to earnings between €352.01 and €424 per week. (If you earn less than €352 you do not pay any PRSI.) Previously people who earned very little more than €352 had to pay 4% PRSI on all their earnings. The new credit will reduce the amount of PRSI you have to pay. The credit is tapered and the amount of the credit depends on your earnings. The maximum credit is €12.

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If you earn between €352.01 and €424 per week, the maximum credit of €12 is reduced by one-sixth of the amount of your weekly earnings over €352.01.

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Finally, deduct your PRSI credit from the PRSI charge. The result is the amount of PRSI you pay.

For example, for gross weekly earnings of €377: 1. One-sixth of your earnings over €352.01 is €377- €352.01 = €24.99, divided by 6 = €4.17.

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‘Our Club Could Have Been Completely Wiped Out’ ONE of Killarney’s oldest rowing clubs, Workmen’s RC, is only accessible by boat since the recent storms and flooding and has sustained damage estimated to run to over €60,000.

Its chairman, Timmy Moynihan, has warned: “If something like this happens again it could wipe out our club.”

The club, situated at Reen Pier, Ross Castle, Killarney National Park, suffered damage to its 200-year-old boathouse and racing boats.

Because of its location on the shores of Lough Lein, the members are worried that further flooding will render the boathouse unusable. Members braved the elements in late December to save some of the boats and move them to higher ground.

Killarney has a long tradition of rowing on Lough Lein, dating back 260 years. It is a very important amenity in the community.

Timmy Moynihan, said: “We cater for over 60 members, including families, youths and volunteers. We are worried for the safety of our members, who train four days a week, all year round. It is a wonderful facility, but the future is uncertain.

“We are desperately looking for help, one solution would be the building of an environmentally friendly structure to house the valuable racing and leisure boats, and could also be available for other leisure activities on Lough Lein.”

Only for the bravery of club members, Anthony McCarthy, Mickey Joe Burns, Sylvie Barltet and John O’Leary, who rescued what they could of equipment, “the story could have been much worse”, added Timmy.

“Flooding also occurred in 2009. We cannot sit back and let it happen again.

This flooding was more serious this time, a complete wipe-out. It would be wrong of us to let this happen again as the many young people in the club would be devastated,” said Timmy.

MEP Sean Kelly was on hand to view the damage and problems caused by recent storms and flooding at Ross Castle and Lough Lein.

Timmy Moynihan, Chairman, Workmen’s Rowing Club with MEP Sean Kelly, and Mickey Joe Burns, head coach, Workmen’s Rowing Club, assessing the damage to the boathouse.

Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Golf club tees up to prevent future flood damage KILLARNEY GOLF & FISHING CLUB is to take stock and examine what can be done in the short and long term to combat flooding.

The club’s manager Cormac Flannery was speaking in relation to the fallout resulting from the floods of December and January. “The club’s capital expenditure plans are currently being reviewed and we’re looking into what can be done in the short and long term. We’ll be putting a plan in place for both as soon as possible,” he said.

Flooding at the course started with Storm Desmond on December 5 and remained, cutting off

access until last week following Storms Eva and Frank.

The biggest impact of the storms was the hundreds of tonnes of debris which was washed up on the high water line. “Our maintenance team did a great job following Storm Desmond cleaning up the affected areas and we had a hugely successful member clean up on December 19th which had us pretty much cleared up throughout both courses,” added Mr Flannery. “I was amazed by the great spirit shown by our members on the day as the weather was very bad but we still had over 60

people show up. We are very lucky to have such support and the progress made on that day was phenomenal. Sadly Storm Frank hit us since then and we will have to do it all again this Saturday morning, but I have no doubt we will have a strong showing once again and will have the place back to normal in no time.

“The courses are drying up quicker than we expected and we hope to have Mahony’s in play later this month, with Killeen to follow by St Patrick’s Weekend in time for the season.”

The first hole at Killeen Golf Course, Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, completely under water as Lough Lein reached saturation point and the clubhouse remained cut off after Storm Frank. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

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FROM WATERWORLD TO THE BIG FREEZE

Climbers with KerryClimbing.ie on Kerry's snow-capped peaks this week.

FORGET about the Alps, winter has well and truly arrived in the MacGillycuddy's Reeks and they are looking simply sensational.

It is a mountaineer’s paradise up there at the moment, but only for those experienced enough to venture out in these arctic conditions, according to Catherine Kelly of KerryClimbing.ie That means being competent and having the right equipment and skills, she said. “Ice axe and crampons fitted to suitable boots are essential tools before considering venturing into the mountains now and of course knowing how to use them!” added Catherine.

“It is a busy time for local mountain guiding company KerryClimbing as normal ascents must be rescheduled and our winter skills courses put in place. Then of course mountaineering and in particular winter mountaineering is our passion so any ‘day off’ is spent heading up into the mountains for some personal icy fun!”

You can view further information by checking out www. kerryclimbing.ie, where regular winter conditions updates are also posted for experienced climbers.

“Our Facebook page gets a huge amount of interaction and in particular when there is snow on the mountains. We are the only source of publication of winter Climbing conditions reports for the MacGillycuddy's Reeks,” said Catherine. “They prove a vital source of information for experienced climbers looking to get out and make the most of the snow-covered mountains!”

Kerry Mountain Rescue Team Warning IN RECENT days, Kerry Mountain Rescue Team urged climbers to be careful in the snow-covered slopes.

It stated: “Conditions on the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks are dangerous at present with deep soft snow in gullies, particularly around Carrantuohill, and ice along exposed ridges.”

The rescue team added: “Walkers and climbers are advised to stay away from steep ground in the McGillycuddy's Reeks, unless they are experienced in winter mountaineering and are well equipped for winter conditions. Walkers and climbers are advised to apply this advice to all the high mountains of Kerry at present.”

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Menopause The Musical on its way to Killarney THE hilarious celebration of women and The Change, Menopause The Musical is back.

Due to overwhelming public demand, the 2015 sell-out tour has been extended.

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KILLARNEY MUSICAL SOCIETY QUIZ GET your thinking caps on as Killarney Musical Society will hold its annual fundraising quiz on Friday, January 22, in the McSweeney Arms Hotel, at 8pm.The cost of €40 for a Table of four. Great prizes to be won on the night. Everyone welcome.

Calamity Jane will be performed by Killarney Musical Society at the INEC, on March 9, 10 and 11. Tickets are now available at the INEC box office, on the INEC website and on Ticketmaster. Whip! Crack! Away!

Curtain to rise on Rathmore panto THE talented Marian Players in Rathmore are note-perfect in advance of their eagerly anticipated upcoming production.

The troupe will present its 29th annual pantomime, Babes in the Wood, in Rathmore Community Centre on Saturday, January 23, at 7.30pm, with matinees on the following two Sundays, January 24, and 31 at 3pm.

There are additional evening shows on Wednesday, January 27, Thursday, January 28, and Saturday, January 30, at 7.30pm.

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The Malton Hotel Staff Take A Bow THE red carpet was unfurled for top-performing hotel staff in Killarney over the past week.

There were rounds of applause for the dedicated team at The Malton Hotel this week as they were acknowledged for excellence and outstanding customer service.

The Malton staff celebrated in style at sister hotel Killarney Royal Hotel as the owners, the Scally family, hosted a thank you meal and night out for their employees’ hard work throughout the year.

The annual staff awards ceremony proved a great success as over 100 employees attended for a night of celebration and fun.

“The staff awards is an opportunity for employees to be commended for their hard work and outstanding customer service,” said a hotel spokesperson.

“Each department nominates an exceptional member of their team for their enthusiasm and commitment.”

Mariusz Nowaczyk, a member of the guest services department was the overall Employee of the Year winner.

The other awards were as follows: Eugene McGillycuddy – maintenance; Mike McEnery – leisure; Raul Asuncion – kitchen; Natacha Pacheco – accommodation; Betty Doody – accounts/sales; Franziska Cronin – reception; Tom O’Riordan – bar; John Fitzgerald – restaurant; Dora Browne – management; Eoin Foran – conference and banqueting; Kieran Belshaw – guest services/night porter; and Mariusz Nowaczyk – guest services (overall employee of the year). Owner Joe Scally congratulated the individual award winners on their achievements and thanked all the staff for their hard work and dedication throughout 2015. The Malton is currently closed for refurbishment and will be welcoming guests back on Friday, January 22.

Mountain rescue team search on Mangerton KERRY MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM was called to investigate an incident on Mangerton Mountain last week in response to a report that what appeared to be a paraglider or hang-glider crashed near the summit.

The team was called out at 3.30pm on Thursday afternoon, after a member of the public, who had been walking on the Old Kenmore Road, reported seeing a paraglider or hang-glider appear to crash near the summit area of the mountain.

Twenty members of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team carried out sweep searches of the snow-covered summit area.

During the evening, the Irish Coast Guard helicopter was tasked to assist with the search, but the weather closed in and they returned to base. No evidence of a crash was found during the search and there had been no report of a missing person. In conjunction with the Gardaí and Irish Coast Guard it was decided to stand down the search at 10pm. Kerry Mountain Rescue Team returned to base at 10.30pm.

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At the Malton Hotel staff awards night in the Killarney Royal Hotel were, standing at back from left, Michael McErney, Brian Scally, general manager, Eurgene McGillycuddy, John Fitzgerald, Betty Doody and Stephen Quinlan, night manager; front, Marious Nowaryk, Kieran Belshaw, Dora Browne, Owen Foran, Tom Riordan and Raul Asungion. Pictures: Sally MacMonagle

Brian Scally, Eileen O'Connor, Aine McMahon, Denise O'Sullivan, Leona Hennessy, Mark Scally, and Mary MacMonagle at The Malton Hotel staff awards.

Huge support for Mary’s Nepal fundraiser A REAL trip down memory land was on the cards last Friday night as Mary O’Leary hosted a top-class fundraising dance.

Some 500 people packed The Gleneagle ballroom and toe-tapping tunes ensured the floor remained full as everyone jived, waltzed and disco-danced the night away.

Mary organised the event as she will travel to Nepal next summer to volunteer as part of the Umbrella Foundation project to help schools recover from the devastating earthquake that struck in April.

Mary, pre-school leader at Naionra Faithleann, honeymooned in the country over two decades ago and will return to spend six weeks working in communities there. “After news of the earthquake broke last April, I decided I had to do something to help,” she said.

Nepal’s most vulnerable people were left struggling to rebuild their lives last April and Mary will help in the education sector there when she travels there in July.

She decided to use her birthday (which has a zero in it) to raise funds for the schools in Nepal.

“I would like to say a huge thank you to all the people who turned out to support it on Friday night last, it was brilliant to see so many familiar faces and it was a real trip down memory lane,” said Mary.

“Thank you to all the local musicians who turned up on the night to entertain us. I would also like to pay tribute to my family who gave me such help and support and the wonderful committee who helped me organise everything, the ticket sellers, sound engineers and background

helpers who all gave their time selflessly, The Gleneagle for their kindness, to the local businesses who generously gave spot prizes and all those who donated.”

The donations are still pouring in, added Mary.

“People's kindness has just overwhelmed me enormously. Many thanks again,” said Mary.

Mary O’Leary.

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Concerns Expressed In Relation To Killarney Roundabouts ROAD users have expressed concern in relation to roundabouts in Killarney, such as the Cleeny Roundabout, and proximity of pedestrian crossings to the roundabouts.

They have also highlighted the difficulty of access on and off the bypass, including from the top of Lewis Road.

Older road users in particular fear accessing the Cleeny roundabout.

“A number of elderly people have said to me that they get nervous about this roundabout,” said Cllr John Sheahan.

“It can be down to the speed some road users are travelling at.

Sometimes younger road users don’t seem to realise what effect they’re having on older people.”

The proximity to the roundabouts of pedestrian crossings is also a matter for concern, several road users told Killarney Advertiser.

“I have raised the issue of the pedestrian crossings near the Cleeny roundabout at council level. The policy comes down from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII – formerly the National Roads

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Senator Marie Moloney.

Authority) which wants the traffic to be moving slowly,” said Cllr Sheahan.

Councillor Brendan Cronin also said he has had a number of concerns raised to him in relation to the Cleeny roundabout. “These concerns included that exiting from the Reeks Gateway is very difficult due to close proximity of traffic from the Grotto/Allman’s Terrace exit,” he said.

“Exiting from the Grotto/Allman’s Terrace is very dangerous for buses and HGVs as they have to cross the two lanes to avoid mounting the footpath by the reeks.”

The location of pedestrian crossings so close to exits from roundabouts is another issue

Cllr Brendan Cronin.

that has been highlighted to Cllr Cronin.

One local road user noted: “It’s very dangerous if you are coming from the bypass from the Cork direction, going back towards Killorglin. Some drivers come around and have indicated for Killorglin and the next thing they shoot into the Reeks. It can give you an awful fright.”

He added: “I also think the pedestrian crossing should be back further, it is too near the roundabout.”

One sales rep described his experiences on the roundabout as “a nightmare”. “I’m speaking as someone who drives a thousand kilometres a week. Trying to get

on to it and off it can be difficult, especially after 8am. You can lose half an hour due to the volume of traffic. Also the speed that people enter it when coming off the bypass is a problem,” he told the Killarney Advertiser. He also highlighted the proximity of the pedestrian crossings to the roundabout as hazardous.

Senator Marie Moloney said: “It is hard to get on to the roundabout when exiting the filling station and the medical centre and it is also hard to get on to the bypass from Kilcummin.

“In addition, when you are coming around the roundabout and want to go onto the bypass, you are watching traffic on the right and you are suddenly on top of the pedestrian crossing, which is just too near the junction.

Senator Moloney also said accessing the bypass from the top of Lewis Road is “a nightmare”.

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KILLARNEY ACTORS IN THE LIMELIGHT ON THE WORLD STAGE

OSCAR NOMINATION FOR MICHAEL FASSBENDER T

HE lead-up to this year’s Oscars will be more exciting than usual in Kerry as Killarney’s Michael Fassbender has been nominated in the Academy Awards’ coveted Best Actor category.

Michael was previously Oscar nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category in 2014 for Twelve Years a Slave.

Meanwhile, fellow Irish thespian Saoirse Ronan has received the nod for Best Actress for her performance in Brooklyn.

The Carlow native was previously nominated for Best Supporting Actress in 2008 for her role in Atonement.

An unprecedented two Irish films have been shortlisted for Best Film at the year's Oscars. Room, directed by Lenny Abrahamson, and Brooklyn, directed by John Crowley, are among on the 10-strong Best Picture shortlist. Abrahamson is also shortlisted for Best Director.

Recent Golden Globe winner Brie Larson was also nominated for her performance in the Irish co-production Room.

Room author Emma Donoghue is among the Best Adapted Screenplay nominees for her script of her own bestselling novel, and is joined in that category by English writer Nick Hornby, who adapted Colm Tóibín's Brooklyn for the big screen.

The Oscars, hosted by Chris Rock, take place on Sunday February 28.

Glittering times for Michael Fassbender THE awards season is really proving to be an exciting one for homegrown Hollywood star Michael Fassbender.

Just days before his Oscar nomination, he bagged a BAFTA nomination for his role in Steve Jobs. He is up against Eddie Redmayne for The Danish Girl, Matt Damon, Bryan Cranston and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Michael was spotted out and about as he enjoyed a break in Killarney over Christmas before jetting Stateside to accept a coveted International Star Award at the 27th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala.

His co-star in the movie Steve Jobs, Kate Winslet, presented Michael with the prestigious award.

Michael’s dazzling turn as the Apple co-founder and CEO also led to his nomination for Best Actor in a Lead Role, Drama, in last Sunday’s Golden Globes.

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WAR AND PEACE A TRIUMPH FOR JESSIE

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ILLARNEY performer Jessie Buckley has been wowing viewers and television critics alike in her star turn in BBC series War and Peace.

Jessie, the daughter of Marina Cassidy and Tim Buckley of Muckross, plays Marya Bolkonskaya, a key character introduced in episode two of the BBC epic.

Marya is Prince Andrei's (James Norton) sister, a kind young woman who has a tough time living with her distant father on his remote country estate. When Andrei leaves his pregnant wife Lise in her care, she dotes on her and does everything she can for her. While other wealthy women her age have gone out into society, Marya lives in terror of angering her father.

And in episode two, she shows some impressively strong will.

The Financial Times gave the 25-year-old a rave review as did The Guardian, which noted: “I always think how miserable it must be for actresses to be cast as ‘the plain one’ (especially when they are usually anything but; see America Ferrera when not on the set of Ugly Betty). But Buckley played this beautifully (while managing to look as ‘plain’ as the role demanded) and you could virtually hear cheering across the land she uttered the lines: ‘I thank you for the honour. But I shall never be your son’s wife.’”

Super-talented singer and actress Jessie came to fame when she finished second in BBC talent show contest I’d Do Anything. She subsequently starred in West End show A Little Night Music and later graduated from RADA. Jessie went on to play various roles on stage and also acted in Endeavour and Rosamunde Pilcher’s Shades of Love on TV.

Algal bloom on Killarney’s lakes AT THE December meeting of Kerry County Council, Councillor Michael Gleeson called on Government to devise a national protocol in consultation with bodies such as local authorities, the Health Service Executive, Uisce Éireann, Inland Fisheries and the EPA in order to deal with algal bloom outbreaks in lakes.

The council replied that it has in place its own protocol for dealing with such outbreaks. These were most recently successfully activated on Lough Leane during the summer of 2015.

“The council is most fortunate in having a highly qualified team of experts who undertake the vitally important analysis when evidence of a bloom appears. This allows for prompt action to be taken in order to have appropriate signage erected and public warning notices issued,” it stated.

“The developing of a national protocol for algal bloom is a matter for consideration and for cooperation among a number of agencies.”

Councillor Gleeson asked that the request would be forwarded to the Government as not all counties have facilities or expertise as advanced as Kerry. This proposal was agreed by the council.

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Get In The Saddle For Ring Of Kerry Charity Cycle

The ten main charities who will benefit from the 2016 Ring Of Kerry Charity Cycle at a photo call at The Aghadoe Heights Hotel, Killarney, on Wednesday. Front from left are John Rice, Sr Elizabeth Farrell and Sr Helena Lyne (St Joseph's Nursing Home), Tim O'Brien, Chairman, Karena McCarthy, Kieran O'Brien (Pieta House Kerry) and Grace Sheehan (St Ita's & St Joseph's). Second row from left are Con Cremin and Rhona O'Regan (Talbot Grove), Helen Wilson (Derrynane Inshore Rescue), Claire O'Shea (St.Francis Special School), Maura Long, Karen Brosnan and Teresa Looney (Kerry Branch Irish Kidney Association). Back from left are Michael Donnelly, Nikki Wissell and Ciara Irwin Foley (South West Counselling services)Tina Breen and Kay Bryant (Aras Mhuire Listowel), Kenneth Reynolds and Siobhan McSweeney (Recovery Haven Cancer Respite). Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Cycle vital for charities NOW in its 33rd year, this fundraising cycle to date has raised over €10.6 million for charities that benefit all the communities across the county of Kerry.

Michael Moriarty, of St Joseph’s Home, Killorglin, explained how important the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle is in their fundraising ef-

forts. “St Joseph’s Home provides vital care for the elderly in the Mid and South West Kerry area,” said Michael.

“In order to maintain the high standard of care offered and meet HIQA requirements, in 2017 we need to convert existing three-bed wards to single rooms, which will

require significant investment.

“Without the financial support raised through the Ring of Kerry Cycle, this will not be feasible. It is thanks to this one-day fundraising event that we are able to keep our doors open and our valued staff can continue to serve the community.”

NOW’S the time to get on your bike and start training for this year’s Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle. The 10 main charities that will benefit from the 2016 Ring Of Kerry Charity Cycle were announced on Wednesday evening in Killarney.

The Kerry-based beneficiaries are South West Counselling Services, St Joseph's Nursing Home, Killorglin, Aras Mhuire, Listowel, St Ita’s & St Joseph's Special School, Tralee, Pieta House, Kerry, the Kerry Branch of the Irish Kidney Association, Recovery Haven Cancer Respite, St Francis Special School, Derrynane Inshore Rescue, and Talbot Grove, Castleisland.

Organisers were “genuinely overwhelmed” by the number of submissions received, said Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle PRO Cathal Walshe. The charities were chosen after an application process that began before Christmas. “It was hard to choose from so many deserving causes and we would like to thank all the unsuccessful applicants for their efforts,” said Cathal. “The chosen charities provide fantastic support to the people of Kerry and will benefit hugely from the money they receive from this year’s Fundraising effort.

Last year over €1.85 million was raised and shared amongst the nine chosen charities as well as 28 smaller charities in Kerry.”

Reminding interested participants how this year’s registration process will work, Cathal said: “This year the charities will have a limited amount of places to fill and we cannot reiterate enough that the best chance of getting a place is to register your interest online.

Registration for the lottery closes on January 31, leaving less than three weeks for people to register, I would suggest that all interested parties get moving and get registered!”

This year’s cycle will take place on Saturday, July 2.

Chairman Enda and senior manager Kieran take the helm at Legion HE STARTED out with Killarney Legion GAA Club as a six year old and 35 years later it was a proud moment for Enda Walshe when he took up office as its chairman at the weekend.

Enda and Kieran Cronin, new senior manager, are at the helm following the club’s annual general meeting in the clubhouse last Friday.

Enda, who spent three years as vice-chairman and one year as juvenile chairman, said: “The club has come a long way in that time when you see the superb facilities we have, the thriving membership and the on field progress. This is due to the outstanding work of previous

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Killarney Legion chairman Enda Walshe.

chairmen, officers, members and executives.”

Kieran Cronin, whilst playing for the Kerry under-21s, suffered a career-ending injury which necessitated an extended spell in hospital.

Following recovery he kept up his GAA passion by getting involved in coaching. Having been involved in the background of St Michaels Foilmore's All-Ireland Intermediate success he stepped forward to spend four years (one as selector and three as manager with his native club).

In that period they cemented their place in the top four of the County League Division 1 and under his management won back-to-back

South Kerry Championships.

Having moved to Cork, took up the role of coach with the Macroom senior team and spent two years in that position. He is currently assisting Jack O’Connor preparing the Kerry under-21s based in Cork.

His backroom team will be finalised in the very near future.

Outgoing chairman Jimmy Reen thanked the committee for its ongoing hard work. In more recent times the club has seen a sharp upturn, noted new chairman Enda, with All-Ireland medal winners (senior men and under-16 girls) All Star and Footballer of the Year Awards.

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Michael Gleeson Decision On Election Plans KILLARNEY councillor Michael Gleeson was last night meeting with his party members about whether he plans to contest the next general election.

At the Kerry Independent Alliance annual general meeting, the main item on the agenda was whether Councillor Gleeson planned to put his name forward as a Dáil candidate.

Cllr Gleeson, a retired teacher, has a very strong polling record and finished just short of 5,000 first preference votes in the 2011 general election.

He is also a former Kerry footballer, with three senior county championship medals, a Munster senior championship and All-Ireland senior club championships with East Kerry. Cllr Gleeson also won a Sigerson Cup with UCD and an All-Ireland junior title with

Cllr Michael Gleeson.

Kerry. He was on the senior team from 1969 to 1972.

Cllr Gleeson would not be drawn yesterday on whether he would contest the election but said the matter would be decided during the AGM. In 2015 the party changed its name from South Kerry Independent Alliance to Kerry Independent Alliance.

Kerry candidates to take part in live radio debate KERRY candidates contesting the general election will be grilled on the issues relevant to voters in an outside broadcast with Newstalk Lunchtime on Monday. The broadcast will take place at The Gleneagle Hotel, from 12.30pm to 1.30pm. Presenter Jonathan Healy and an invited audience will question a number of the declared candidates on the issues of the day, and the issues most prevalent in the Kingdom in 2016. Rural crime, whether the economic recovery has reached the south-west, lost post offices and the effect of emigration are expected topics.

Kevin Murphy signs up for National Women’s Council of Ireland manifesto INDEPENDENT election candidate Kevin Murphy has signed up for the National Women’s Council of Ireland manifesto.

Women are always the hardest hit victims of austerity and a prime example here is the cuts to one-parent family payments, said the Killarney candidate.

“One-parent families make up 20% of all families in Ireland.

Lone parents are more likely than any other social group to be living in poverty even though half of them are working,” said Mr Murphy.

“Over 90% of one-payment family payment recipients are women. They are our sisters, our children, our nieces, our neighbours, our friends. They are part of our communities.”

Since 2011 the age limit for the payment has been reduced time and again, he added. “In July 2015 it came down to under-sevens only. This cut and the reduction in the age limit, come on top of years of cuts to child benefit and the back-toschool allowance, even after this government said that austerity was over.

He

Independent election candidate Kevin Murphy.

added: “A lone parent, working 20 hours per week on minimum wage, with one child, will lose a massive €108 per week.”

Two thirds of lone parents live in poverty, added Mr Murphy.

“Many of those working will be forced to give up their job because of this cut and the age limit reduction,” he said.

“One-parent families are caught in a vicious trap. If Lone parents cannot afford childcare while they are at work, they will not work.”

Hats off to pink ladies and gents HEADGEAR of a rosy hue was in vogue in downtown Kenmare during the week as the town launched Pink Hat Day. Kenmare Mart Co-op was the centre of the action and will host the event at 1pm on Monday, February 8. Pink Hat Day is organised in aid of Recovery Haven Kerry Cancer Support, which provides support for those living with cancer, their families and carers.

“The aim is make a world record of the largest number of people wearing pink hats at a mart at one time,” said a spokesperson. “The hats have been kindly sponsored by Dairymaster, located in Causeway Co Kerry.”

Thieves strike as family watch television RAIDERS targeted a property in the Muckross area last Thursday night as the family sat watching TV. The burglary took place on Mangerton Road, between 9.45pm and 10.45pm.

Chillingly, the couple whose house was burgled were in the residence along with their adult son when the burglars struck. The family only made the discovery when they went into the bedrooms.

It is reported that the thieves broke through a bedroom window and robbed a number of bedrooms before making off with cash as well as a handbag containing keys to the couple’s car and home.

Muckross Community Association has called a public meeting next week to discuss home security and to introduce a text alert system.

There are also fears that criminals involved in such raids are acting on inside tip-offs. If you have any information that will help in the investigation contact Killarney Gardaí on 064-6631222.

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Launching the ‘Pink Hat’ day at Kenmare Mart Co-op, Co Kerry, which will be held on Monday, February 8, in aid of Recovery Haven Kerry were Mike Tim O’Sullivan, Kenmare Mart, Anita Donovan, Dairymaster, Cllr Dan McCarthy, manager, Kenmare Mart, Mary Mulvihill, Dairymaster, Mary McCarthy, Kenmare Mart, Mikey Joe Murphy, Eugene O’Sullivan. Picture: Valerie O’Sullivan

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Record Numbers Raise Record Funds For Aware

Swimmers taking part in the annual dip in aid of Aware at Dundag.

THEY braved dismal conditions in aid of a good cause and 80 people took the plunge in Dundag, Muckross Lake, on Christmas Day in aid of depression support organisation Aware.

The turnout was a record one, said organiser, Tiernaboul woman Niki McCarthy.

The fundraiser, organised by Niki, has been taking place on December 25 for the past seven years at Dundag, and generates much-needed cash for Aware. "We’ve raised €5,000 so far this year and I was amazed at the number that

turned out, even those who came to watch!” said Niki. “The event has generated €30,000 for Aware over the past seven years.”

Niki organises the event in memory of her sister Sylvan Money, who took her own life 11 years ago, aged just 26. “I wanted to do something that celebrated Sylvan’s life. This allows me to remember her and at the same time try to help others who may be suffering,” she said.

“I would like to thank lifeguard Derek O'Leary,

Best Wishes To Fr Michael Murphy BEST wishes to Archdeacon Michael Murphy as he recuperates in hospital.

Fr Michael is being well cared for by the staff at Killarney Community Hospital where he is recovering from injuries sustained in a car accident before Christmas.

He is pictured here by his friend and Killarney Looking Good colleague Donal Whitty O’Sullivan who was visiting him during the week. “Fr Murphy is doing well, and in good spirits while he recuperates, as you can see from the smile on his face,” said Donal.

Thumbs up: Archdeacon Michael Murphy.

the Order of Malta who have provided the ambulance and first aid volunteers every year, the Franciscan Friary for their very generous donations, and MD O'Shea's and Daly's SuperValu who provide the refreshments.”

In addition, staff of Penneys collected money for the event instore.

Local filmmaker Dennis Earlier also captured the dip on film which can be seen on his Facebook page.

Funding For Kerry Organisations THERE has been a welcome in Kerry for funding announced under a new round of a scheme to support national organisations.

This grant scheme provides multi-annual funding towards the core costs of national organisations in the community and voluntary sector to assist them to operate and fund core staff positions.

The funding that will be provided will focus on addressing poverty, social exclusion and on promoting equality.

Kilcummin-based Labour senator Marie Moloney said: “I am delighted that Government can help the efforts of voluntary organisations. I have worked on this initiative over the years and I am delighted that funding is being provided again this year. This scheme is vital for the community and voluntary sector to support key staff positions.

The staff involved do a wide variety of valuable work that enhances Irish society.”

The scheme will be administered by Pobal. Further information on the Scheme, including the Application Guidelines, Application Forms and details to register for an information event on January 19 are available at www.pobal.ie There is a budget of approximately €10 million over three years for the SSNO, subject to a number of factors.

The amount that organisations can apply for is between €20,000 minimum and €90,000 maximum, and they must show evidence of need.

Kerry’s Chief Superintendent to retire THE county’s Chief Garda Superintendent Pat Sullivan is to retire.

Chief Supt Sullivan was promoted to the role in May 2010.

Originally from Glengarriff, Co Cork, he has been a member of An Garda Siochana since 1975.

He previously worked along the border in Northern Ireland and in Limerick, but spent most of his career in Kerry.

Chief Superintendent Sullivan will retire on Saturday January 23. No replacement has yet been selected.

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Humpback whales on their way to Killarney

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KILLARNEY LIBRARY will screen an acclaimed documentary on humpback whales next weekend.

Canola Pictures in association with The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) will present the screening of the film The Humpback Whales of Cape Verde at 2.30pm on Saturday, January 23.

Filmed off West Africa, Malta and Ireland the documentary follows GMIT’s Dr Simon Berrow and an international team of marine scientists as they try to prove humpback whales from both the northern and southern hemisphere use the Cape Verde archipelago as a breeding ground. If successful the expedition will change our understanding of whale migration in the Eastern Atlantic.

The road show coincides with the 25th anniversary of all Irish waters being declared a whale and dolphin sanctuary, the first of its kind in Europe. By observing how whales thrive and survive in the ocean we have learned a great deal about their social structure and how they communicate with one another. For these marine mammals the development of a healthy society is crucial to their survival.

After each screening, experts from IWDG will be on hand to discuss the film and answer any queries from the audience.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

‘Environmentalists are more concerned about birds and trees than human beings’ MY HEART goes out to those people whose homes were affected by the flooding. It’s a rude awakening for not only the Government but all the county councils around the country.

They are going to have to go back to basics. First of all, all rivers are going to have to be tackled and drainage issues looked at, including those of the Nore, the Barrow and the Suir.

This is not something that can be done overnight but in the long term this needs to be done. Even looking at the river near the Port Road, you can hardly see the water, it is so overgrown with trees.

It appears to me that environmentalists are more concerned about birds and trees than about human beings.

We need to cut out the red tape and baloney.

Gullies around the town are blocked up. It is essential such clearing needs to be done on a on a regular basis.

I can remember a time, in the 1950s and 1960s, when a man with a donkey and cart would go around carrying out such work.

It annoys me to see the state of the rivers. They need to be dredged and cleared out. I heard it was over 100 years since the Shannon had been cleaned. The same applies to all rivers.

It’s an eye-opener to everyone. There’s no guarantee this flooding won’t happen again.

Douglas Galbraith, Killarney

Making necessary journeys: A Bus Eireann bus getting through the floods in Beaufort during Storm Frank.. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

Kilcummin pays tribute to Catherine THE death of Catherine O’Leary, 54, came as a great shock to us all.

All that was good about Kilcummin and the GAA was evident over the past few days as tributes were paid to her.

Kilcummin GAA Club postponed its Pink Night as Catherine, who was one of the ladies committee who was organising the event, passed away on the day of the event.

She was laid to rest in Holy Cross Cemetery in Kilcummin.

The Pink Night will be re-scheduled as that is what Catherine would have wished.

Billy Doolan, Kilcummin GAA Club, Via 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, Killarney.

All letters must be accompanied by a name, address and telephone number for verification purposes. These can be omitted with prior approval of the Editor. The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters.

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TIME FOR A TIPPLE In association with CarryOut Off Licence, Tralee and Muckross Rds., Killarney

Good quality and excellent pricing are key attractions NOW that the ever-more-cutthroat pricing between purveyors of alcohol over the Christmas period is at an end, it is time, once again, to refocus on everyday value. While some try to compensate for the below-cost selling of the last two months by slight yet significant price rises in January and February, we at CarryOut like to offer value all year round.

And I stress “value” – you may find cheaper wines in some of the discount

RECIPE OF THE WEEK

The Muckross Park Hotel’s head chef John O’Leary shares this delicious fish dish

multiples but you will not find better value. Take, for example, The Lighthouse wines from South Eastern Australia. The red is the quintessential Australian blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Big, bold blackcurrant gracefully balanced alongside dark cherry and discernible spice, it is ideal with Bolognese or roast beef.

The white is a slightly obscure blend of chardonnay and a grape more associated

Baked cod, fennel and chorizo salad, squid, potato croquette INGREDIENTS 160g cod 2 baby squid Sea salt Chorizo 1 fennel Olive oil 20ml lime juice 20ml caster sugar Pasteurised egg yolks Dijon white wine vinegar Chorizo oil

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Espellette pepper Potato croquette 50g cooked potato 1 yolk Chopped chives, parsley/fennel Egg mix Panko breadcrumbs Seasoning Sliced chorizo Coriander cress

METHOD Pre-slice chorizo to rectangular shape. Shave fennel on slicer. Add oil then lemon juice.

Make the mayo with food processer. Add egg yolk, herbs and season, coat with the breadcrumbs to make potato cake.

For the cod: Sprinkle with salt for 30 minutes, then wash and dry fillet. Prepare squid by taking the quill out, cut into rings. Season the cod and pan roast in a oven at 180C for six

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minutes. Sweat the chorizo on a low heat to release the natural oils, turn up heat, add the squid next add the fennel and lime gastric. Take off heat and add the herbs.

Take the cod out of the oven and take skin off. Place in warm bowl with the croquette and mayo. Spoon the warmed chorizo, fennel and squid salad on top of the fish. Add coriander cress.

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CHASE AWAY THE JANUARY BLUES...

WELL, the last of the tinsel has been swept away and the final bauble has been carefully placed in the attic.

January can seem like a long month to get through but you can cheer it up on all fronts.

Comedian Jason Byrne will be putting smiles on faces in a literal sense with his 20 Years a Clown show which will be in the INEC next Friday, January 22.

The star of Wild Things celebrates 20 years of stand-up with this brand-new hilarious show.

If you haven’t checked them out already, fitness and leisure centres across Killarney are providing special offers this month so you can keep the endorphins flowing as you sculpt your way to the best and healthiest version of yourself.

You could also book one of the many enticing fitness classes on offer in the greater Killarney area.

Finally, after all that gallivanting, it’s nice to come home to a haven, so don’t forget that your home is your palace and think about cheering up your décor. If your interior looks sad and dismal after being denuded of its glamorous festive garb, then it might be time to treat your home to something snazzy from the sales.

Check out Corcoran’s Furniture & Carpets where there are a whole host of bargains to be had, from flooring and carpets to readymade curtains and blinds as well as bedroom and dining ranges and sofas.

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“South West Gnó Skillnet is funded by member companies and the Training Networks Programme, an initiative of Skillnets Ltd funded under the National Training Fund through the Department of Education and Skills.”

South West Gnó Skillnet Delivers More Quality Training Programmes SOUTH WEST GNÓ SKILLNET has secured funding for 2016 and plans to deliver quality training for enterprises from the Gaeltachtaí, as well as Killarney and across the South West.

In 2015, South West Gnó Skillnet exceeded its targets and a total of 4,163 training days were completed by participants attending the 100-plus training programmes that were delivered for South West Gnó Skillnet members. Seven hundred trainees availed of these courses and 160 job seekers were facilitated on training programmes.

Network manager Dónal Mac an tSíthigh said he was very happy with the response and uptake of training from member companies. “We delivered training events across a diverse range of areas such as management development, HR and planning issues, marketing, sales and IT in 2015.”

A number of specialised training initiatives are planned for the coming months. Participation in these training events is open to all in the region. Please contact Bríd or Oonagh on 064-6636622 or visit www.southwestgno.com for further information.

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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

MASS OF REMEMBRANCE

A MASS of remembrance for the deceased takes place on Monday, January 25, at 7pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

The Mass will be concelebrated in memory of all those whose funeral took place in our Parish in 2015 (January 1 to December 31st 2015 inclusive).

There will be no 6.15pm Mass on that night. Family, relatives, neighbours and friends are invited. Parishioners whose loved ones have died, and anyone from the parish whose funeral took place outside the parish and whose family would like them to be remembered, should submit their names to the Parish Office before January 19.

PILGRIMAGE

THE Kerry Diocesan pilgrimage to the Holy Land will be led by Bishop Ray Browne on October 30. The eight-night pilgrimage will commence by direct flight from Shannon, with coach transfers from Kerry. The cost is €1,575 sharing. For further details contact Janice O’Sullivan on 064-7758219 or email joskdp@eircom.net. Limited availability.

FRANCISCAN FRIARY

THE Franciscan would like to thank you for your continued support and wish you all a peaceful and happy new year. The Friary Bookshop and Mass office will remain open daily Monday to Saturday right through lunch hour.

MEDJUGORJE 35TH ANNIVERSARY

A CONFERENCE and day of prayer takes place on Sunday, February 7, at Montenotte Hotel, Cork, 10am-5pm. Tickets, €12; phone Sean 086-2959380.

CHORAL WORKSHOP

CALLING all parish choirs – Fr Liam Lawton will present a workshop based on his new collection, Eternal.

The workshop will be held on Thursday, January 21, at 8pm in the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road. Admission is €10 per person and will include a book of the new music. To book your place email pastoralcentre@dioceseofkerry.ie or phone 064-6632644.

SOUTHWEST COUNSELLING CENTRE

AN EIGHT-WEEK course in supporting parents to support their child starts on Tuesday, January 19, 10am-12 noon at Emmett's Terrace; call 064-663 6416.

A support group for parents, families and friends who have lost loved ones through suicide will meet on the last Monday of each month at the centre, from 7pm to 8.30pm. The next meeting is on January 25. For enquiries call 064-6636416 or info@southwestcounselling.ie

RELATIONSHIPS

SHEP is running an effective communication course for better relationships, building self-esteem and developing skills and awareness. It starts on Monday, January 18. Contact Deirdre on 087-7728089.

BAPTISMS

WELCOME to Caoimhe Ann Kenneally, Cahernane Meadows.

MARRIAGES

CONGRATULATIONS to Karen Riall, Oola, Co Limerick, and Diarmuid Geraghty, Carlow, Sinead Fleming, Faugh, and Daniel MacSweeney, Ballaugh.

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BINGO takes place on Thursday nights at 9pm in St Mary’s Parish Hall.

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Support Groups

COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration.

Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 9.30-8.30pm. 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.

(Créche and Children’s church during 11am service) Prayer meetings Tuesday & Thursday 8am - 9am (from 1st September) Parent and Toddler Tuesday 10am - 12 noon (term time) Wednesday evening Bible Study 7.30pm. Drop-in Coffee morning Friday at 11am (not during August) ‘No biscuits’ ladies lifestyle group, last Monday of the month at 11am. Everyone is welcome. Failte Isteach. Info: Rev Karen Spence.

064 6631613. Website: www. irishmethodist.org/kerry 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 ‘If anyone is thirsty let him come to me and drink.’ (John 7:37) We wish to announce that we have moved to a new venue.

Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching and on Tuesdays at 8.15pm for Bible study at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548 or visit us online at www.thewellministries.eu 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

10am-1pm. 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 Ozanam House, Green Lawn. 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, 064-6636416/6636100; 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 renovations: Sunday meetings for January and February will be held at the Brehon Hotel, Muckross Road.

Sunday worship 11am. Bible study Wednesday night 8pm in various homes. Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Pslam 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch

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BY EVE KELLIHER CHOOSING the perfect honeymoon destination was all in a day’s work for bride Lorraine Roche.

Lorraine, who worked as a travel consultant for Torc Travel in Killarney before relocating to Limerick, and her bridegroom Brian O’Connor holidayed in the Bahamas and Florida after their recent nuptials.

And it was while on another sun holiday, just over a year before, that Lorraine and Brian, a technician and farmer, got engaged.

The couple enjoyed a night out in the Vilamoura resort in Portugal watching Kerry win the All-Ireland football final.

Lorraine, from Abbeyfeale, Co Limerick, had spent several years living and working in Killarney so the Kingdom’s victory on September 21, 2014, was all the sweeter when on her return to their hotel room, Brian surprised her by popping the question. “Brian had set the scene with champagne and candles on the hotel room balcony,” said Lorraine.

She and Brian, from Labasheeda, Co Clare, were married recently in Templeglantine, Co Limerick, and held their reception in The Brehon

Hotel, Killarney.

Helping them celebrate were the bride’s parents Patsy and John Roche and the groom’s mother and father Ann and Bernard O’Connor.

The bride’s sisters Annmarie Roche and Jane Roche were bridesmaids while the groom’s brother Barry O’Connor and brother-in-law Derek Gallagher lent their support as groomsmen.

Lorraine’s cousin Daniel O’Connor and Brian’s nephews Conor and Eoghan Gallagher were pageboys.

The bride’s cousin Izzy O’Connor and the groom’s niece Caoimhe Gallagher were flower girls.

Guests partied the night away to the sounds of Crystal Swing and Video DJ Donal. “The big day was a great success, flawless. The Brehon did a fantastic job,” said Lorraine.

Lorraine’s sister Annmarie took care of the floral arrangements and their aunt Margaret created the brooch bouquet. The bride’s neighbour, Marie Collins, baked the wedding cake.

The newlyweds will reside in Co Clare.

•If you would like your big day featured in Killarney Advertiser Wedding of the Week contact Eve Kelliher on 064-6632215 or newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie

Lorraine Roche and Brian O'Connor.

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Lorraine Roche and Brian O'Connor.

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fashion&lifestyle

Aran Sweater Market Introduces the Luxury Aran Cashmere Collection

Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio is hosting its ever-popular annual Losing It: Inch/Weight-Loss competition. Here Jill Duggan gives an overview of the benefits of toning tables

Relieves stress on joint and muscles THE most obvious benefit of the toning tables is that they relieve stress on joints and muscles. There isn't any jumping or straining of muscles and joints that goes along with more traditional exercising.

Tightens muscles The toning table is believed to relax muscles that are overused while tightening underused muscles at the same time. The body is basically repositioning itself with the toning table, which improves the body's form and posture.

Improves circulation The toning table can help improve circulation, so it is good for people who are easily fatigued when exercising. The tables can also increase blood and lymph-fluid circulation.

Each section performs a different function to manipulate different parts

of the body along with the core muscles in the back and abdomen. The sections are set to specific numbers of movements designed to improve the entire body's muscle tone, circulation and joint flexibility.

Improves posture Another great benefit of the toning table is that it actually can re-engineer a person's body posture. Improved body posture is what Stauffer believed would benefit people the most, because it would take away the stress on joints and muscles from bad body positioning and would force other muscles to come into play.

Eliminates toxins The toning table is thought to increase blood and lymph-fluid circulation, which is important because an improved lymphatic system will carry toxins away from the cells and into the lymph nodes much more readily. The lymph nodes filter toxins and send them to the kidneys, where they are released.

To book a free one-to-one trial on the toning tables call us on 064-6632966.

A sweater is much more than a weather protector, according to the Aran Sweater Market

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URCHASING an Aran sweater is a fashion statement as well as an investment in one’s ancestry.

The Aran Sweater Market has just unveiled its latest offering with its collection of luxury Aran with cashmere. The collection offers a range of both classic and contemporary Aran sweaters, cardigans and accessories made from a unique blend of wool and cashmere for extra comfort and softness.

“This range is perfect for those that love the look of Aran but may not like the feel of pure new wool against their skin, as these have a snugly soft and luxurious feel,” said brand manager Laura MacSweeney, Killarney.

The collection offers a take on some

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WANT to recreate Kate Winslet’s glamorous Golden Globes makeup look? Well, the products are all available locally. The makeup look was devised by Lancôme’s makeup creative director Lisa Eldgridge.

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of the more traditional Aran styles such as the classic Fisherman Sweater in báinín white as well as more modern styles such as the Troyer and Shawl Neck Collar Sweater for men, whilst also featuring more fashionable fitted knits with ornate Aran detailing for women. The range marries the elements of traditional Aran, which the brand prides itself on, with modern taste, whilst still retaining the high quality we have come to expect from authentic Aran knitwear. “As a brand, we recognise that today’s market has a huge appreciation for Aran, however many people still have a preference for more fitted and fashionable knits which is why this collection strikes the perfect balance between the two,” said Laura. .

and Belle de Teint in Belle de Miel, €45.

She highlighted and embellished with Éclat Miracle, €38, and Blush Subtil in Rose Paradis, €38.50.

As for the eyes, Kate’s peepers were shaded using Hypnôse Star Eyes Palette in Brun Adoré, €27.50, and lined and defined with Artliner in Noir, €28.50.

Finally she added Hypnôse Doll Eyes Waterproof, €27.50, and the brow pencil in brun RRP, €22.

Last but not least, Kate’s pout was created with Contour Pro in Beige Rosé, €22, and 240M Rouge in Love, €27.

weddings

"At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet" - Plato

Martha O'Connor from Killarney and Austin O'Malley who were married at St Mary's Cathedral and held their reception in The Malton Hotel. Picture: Tara Donoghue Photography

Sinéad Fleming from Muckross and Daniel MacSweeney from Ballaugh who were married in Muckross Church and celebrated with family and friends in the Muckross Park Hotel.

Picture: Mícheál O’Sullivan

Emma Bunworth from Knocknagoshel and Padraig O’Connor from Abbeyfeale who were married in Knocknagoshel and celebrated with family and friends in The Brehon Hotel in Killarney.Picture: Mícheál O’Sullivan, www.osullivanphotographyirl.com

Caroline Murphy from Killorglin and Peadar O’Sullivan from Coolea, who were married and held their reception in Ballyseede Castle, Tralee.

Picture: Mícheál O’Sullivan Photography

Shawn Quish and Matthew Skelly who were married in Killarney registry office in December.

Picture: Tara Donoghue Photography

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Look who's 18 today love from all the family

Guess who's 60?

Mary and John Crowley. Gullane, Gneeveguilla, who recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the Fáilte Hotel with their families. Also pictured is Eileen O’Callaghan, Fáilte Hotel.

Dr Crokes quiz whizzes have the answer ALWAYS an enjoyable night out, the Dr Crokes GAA Club Christmas table quiz generated a welcome windfall for a good cause.

Der Brosnan was the quizmaster on the night and the quiz whizzes at Dr Crokes presented a cheque for €1100 to Rockmount Day Care Centre, Kilgarvan, following the event.

Happy 18th Birthday lots of love from all the family

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Dr Crokes GAA Club presented a cheque for €1100 to Rockmount Day Care Centre, Kilgarvan after raising the proceeds at their annual Christmas table quiz. Front from left are Denis Coleman (Dr Crokes Chairman), Michael Murphy (Rockmount Day Centre Chairman) and Sheila Dickson. Back from left are Tracey O'Shea, Ina Coffey and Ellen Callaghan (Rockmount nurses), Der Brosnan (quiz master), Deborah Anne O'Shea, Tadgh O'Donoghue and Marian O'Doherty. The Rockmount Day Care caters for Alzheimer/Dementia and other neurological sufferers in the Killarney, Kenmare and Kilgarvan area.

Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Take the first steps on a journey to a ultimate health, fitness and wellbeing

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Ruth Allen, Killarney, competing in the St Patrick's Day, Killarney Adventure Race 2015. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

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GET on your marks for the adventure of a lifetime this March. On Saturday, March 12, the Quest Killarney Adventure Race will take place. This one-day adventure race involves competitors running, cycling and kayaking in some of Killarney National Park’s most rugged landscapes and breath-taking scenery.

Athletes can choose from the challenging 55km Expert route or the inspiring 33km Sport route. Both routes give competitors the chance to see the unspoiled beauty of Killarney National Park.

Here are five reasons to do the Quest Killarney Adventure Race It’s an adventure for everyone. There is a race to suit all levels of fitness, from the Sport 33km to the Expert 55km route.

Be blown away by the scenery The race takes places in some of Ireland’s most remote and iconic locations like the Black Valley and Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park.

There will be freebies!

Everyone loves freebies and there’s more than one at the Quest Killarney Adventure Race. All participants will receive a customised cycling jersey and a customised finisher medal.

Luxury after-adventure What other race in the country offers a massage and hot tubs when you cross the finish line?

Huge sense of achievement There is a huge sense of achievement when you cross the line covered in dirt, wet socks and an adrenaline pumped body. For most people adventure races are more about finishing the race, rather than speed.

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Feeling a bit stressed?

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Elaine O’Donoghue of Navé Yoga explains how yoga can benefit you DID you know that deep breathing and matching movement with breath, just as is done in vinyasa classes, strengthens all of the muscles of the respiratory system, increasing its efficiency and expanding lung capacity, clearing the nasal passages and calming the central nervous system?

This calming of the central nervous system makes us more relaxed and counteracts the effects of stress by allowing the immune system to recover and function more effectively. It increases the blood flow to the organs and glands and reduces muscle tension. Blood flows in the body more easily when the body is relaxed.

So while you are de-stressing and breathing deeply in a vinyasa practice you are also toning your body, building strength and releasing toxins through your yoga practice. There is a lot more to yoga than the external benefits that we see on the outside, there are many internal benefits too.

Yoga is excellent as a complementary practice to sports such as swimming, running, gym, football and cycling, as it helps to stretch and lengthen the muscles that these sports can tighten and it makes the body more flexible and therefore less prone to injury.

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The team at Club Vitae at Hotel Killarney, Brad Gordon, Sharon O’Sullivan, Louise Devaney, Philip O’Brien, Rebecca Nagle and Gordon Buckley.

Hotel Killarney general manager Aidan Moynihan and leisure and recreation manager Louise Devaney with the White Flag.

CLUB VITAE RAISES THE WHITE FLAG WITH PRIDE THE team at Club Vitae Leisure Centre at Hotel Killarney are delighted to have been awarded Emerald at the annual Ireland Active National White Flag Quality Standard Awards.

The white flag national quality standards, grades facilities operational standards similar to the Blue Flag award which classifies Irelands beaches and is fast becoming the most sought-after accolade in the leisure industry.

The white flag is based on four essential areas when operating any leisure centre, Safety, Hygiene, Customer engagement and HR. The standard is designed to encourage continuous improvement.

“The award is a great asset to Club Vitae and is a great reward to the team who do an excellent job in the leisure club and in particular rewards the commitment and dedication of our leisure and recreation manager Louise Devaney,” said Aidan Moynihan, general manager, Hotel Killarney.

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How to look and feel your best Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio offers advice on how to look and feel your best with the help of toning tables IF YOU are trying to keep those New Year’s resolutions to get fit, like most of us having used the excuse it's raining or tomorrow, you have no excuse now we are offering a free trial for everyone to see for yourself the amazing benefits of toning tables.

Looking for a good, thorough workout without running down the body and increasing the probability of injury?

Many trainers believe that toning tables represent such a breakthrough. But, is this just another case of something that’s too good to be true?

How can a machine that seemingly does all the work for you be an effective mode of exercise?

EXPLOITING YOUR STRETCH REFLEX Toning tables support a form of passive exercise and work by exploiting your body’s natural stretch reflex.

Every muscle automatically reacts when it’s stretched out, whether done so through nerve signals from the brain, or from an outside apparatus. By taking

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course on how to best execute every facet of your routine.

EASE INTO YOUR REGIMEN In addition to helping avoid injury, toning tables are also ideal for those who are just coming off an injury and looking for a low-impact program (in order to get themselves back into shape).

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your body repeatedly through the motions of normal exercise, toning tables improve overall strength motor response even in the absence of the apparatus.

PROPER TECHNIQUE One of the main benefits of using toning tables is that they promote proper exercise technique. Most exercise and sports related injuries are attributable to poor technique.

Toning tables are perfect for beginners because they literally walk you through each exercise step by step. Even if you’re more experienced, these devices offer a perfect refresher

NO PAIN, NO GAIN It should be noted, though, that in order to get the most out of a workout regimen that includes use of toning tables, you must not let the machine do everything for you.

You still must exert yourself as you let the machine guide you through the process. In fact, that’s an excellent metaphor for what these devices should be seen as: guides.

As with every new regimen, you are encouraged to consult your physician before diving in full speed ahead.

Putting your best foot forward with Operation Transformation THE Operation Transformation walk has now become an annual keep-fit kickstart in Kerry. While walks unfolded nationwide at the weekend, Killarney’s walk has been rescheduled for February 20 due to flooding, so we can still look forward to the event and perhaps even get a little Kat hryn Thoma sneaky training in in ad- Operation Tra s of RTÉ’s nsformation. vance!

The nationwide walk was filmed as it took place in County Limerick last Saturday, led by local RTÉ Operation Transformation leader Clare Scanlon, at the Demesne, Newcastle West.

Local leader Clare Scanlan will lead the walk at: Clare is originally from West Cork and lives with her family in Monagea, Newcastle West. She was accompanied on the walk by Operation Transformation expert Aoife Hearne.Operation Transformation aims to “get the nation walking” through these outings, with thousands starting their New Year kickstart at a brisk page.

The walks, which have been organised in association with Sport Ireland and the Local Sports Partnerships, take place at more than 50 locations.

This year Operation Transformation, sponsored by safefood, is putting it up to the nation to collectively lose one million pounds in one year and the Nationwide Walks are the perfect way to kick-start the challenge.

Operation Transformation host Kathryn Thomas said: “What better way to start the New Year than to get out into the fresh air and go walking.

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ET this be the year we take the first step on our fitness journey. I don’t think there’s ever been such a focus on reaching optimum health and fitness. In our office alone we have a graduate of the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle, a seasoned runner, a surfing and climbing aficionado, a fitness and soccer enthusiast, and a couple of extremely dedicated walkers.

For long-time fitness enthusiasts, it’s easy to get swept up in the tide of encouragement but beginners needn’t feel overwhelmed. Remember the saying, a journey of a thousand miles starts with just one step.

And the beauty of it all is that Killarney offers you the perfect playground and arena, as it were, to help you on your way. Since the beginning of January, Killarney’s highways, byways and gyms have been the focus of much activity as people of all ages strive to attain their personal best when it comes to achieving peak fitness.

Whether you are signing up for gym membership or joining one of the many fantastic fitness classes on offer in Killarney, or indeed taking to the great outdoors, for biking, hiking, kayaking or running, Killarney and Kerry will leave you absolutely spoilt for choice when it comes to activity options.

We are blessed to be living in an area that is so conducive to promoting health and wellbeing, from our wonderful natural surrounds to the choice of highly qualified fitness instructors and excellent facilities.

From Pilates to yoga and from extreme fitness to a gentle jog, the greater Killarney area offers you no end of choice when it comes to setting targets big and small.

Get on your marks for action A PARADISE for anyone with a passion for the great outdoors, Killarney and its surrounds offer such a plethora of activities that there is no excuse for not getting up and out there when it comes to moving more.

With springtime around the corner, we can all make the most of the fact that our locality – including of course the Killarney Natural Park – is a natural playground for those who like to keep fit, whether through gentle strolls and bike rides or more extreme sports like mountain or rock climbing.

And whether you simply want to shape up a little, or are planning to run a marathon or complete an event such as the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle, the Ring of Beara Cycle, the Quest Adventure Race, or The Gleneagle Run Killarney Marathon, you will find yourself spoilt for choice with the facilities – both natural and manmade – that abound in this area.

A veritable natural arena sits on our very doorstep, just waiting to be explored and enjoyed, whatever your age or fitness level.

Not only that, but the greater Killarney area is home to numerous gyms and pools where you can boost your health and wellbeing at your pace of choice.

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Physique Fitness Studio is a gym for everybody OVER 30 years in business, Physique Fitness Studio is the longest established gym in Kerry. It offers fitness classes, personal training and individual gym programmes for every customer.

The gym is fully equipped with cardiovascular and resistance machines and a wide range of free weights including dumbbells, barbells and Olympic/Powerlifting bars and discs. “We are constantly updating machines and equipment and are always offering the current trend classes such as HIIT, Tabata, TRX, Body Bar and kettlebells in our purpose-built studio with maple sprung floor,” said Aongus O’Donoghue, Physique Fitness Studio.

Not only that, but members of the gym receive classes for half price.

Gyms in the 1980s were mainly focused on strength training and bodybuilding. Now gyms such as Physique Fitness Studio offer a wide range of programmes for all types of goals. “For example in Physique Fitness Studio we have worked with Olympic athletes, injury rehabilitation, stroke patients as well as people with individual fitness goals specific to their sport or simply to tone and lose a few kgs after Christmas!” said Aongus.

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“Our class studio is available for other instructors to hire on an hourly basis. At present we have outside instructors teaching yoga, Pilates, Nia, Zumba and Irish dancing alongside our own range of fitness classes. Our gym is also available for personal training instructors to bring in their own clients,” said Aongus.

Classes from local school attend the gym on a regular basis with the team introducing students to different aspects of fitness training.

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HOME & AWAY A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS + VIEWS F WHY DID IT HAPPEN? The head of Cologne’s police force has been suspended from his post as anger continues to mount over the handling of mass sexual assaults in the city on New Year’s Eve. New Year's Eve in Cologne rapidly descended into chaos involving sexual assault and theft, most of it apparently committed by foreigners. It has launched a bitter debate over immigration and refugees in Germany, one that could change the future not just of Germany but Europe.

According to Spiegel, a lot happened on New Year's Eve in Cologne, some of it contradictory, some of it real, some was coincidence, some was exaggerated but all of it was horrifying. In its entirety, the events of Cologne on New Year's Eve and in the days that followed brought events to a head which many people has anticipated, feared and hoped would never happen. But it did happen and it cannot be undone.

The fears of both immigration supporters and virulent xenophobes came true. The fears of PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident) and their opponents starkly exposed.

For some, the events finally bring to light what they have always been saying: that too many foreigners in the country bring too many problems along with them. For the others, that which happened is what they have been afraid of from the very beginning: those ugly images of ugly behavior by migrants would endanger what has been a generally positive mood in Germany with respect to the refugees.

Though the happenings in Cologne are unclear, it is obvious that difficult days lie ahead. Germany must ask if it can handle the influx of refugees and the people must decide if they want to become the country in Europe with the greatest number of immigrants.

Gangs of men described by some of the alleged victims as being of North African or Arab descent are reported to have robbed, threatened or sexually assaulted 121 women as revellers partied near the city’s Gothic cathedral.

The consequence of their actions could easily trigger a radical shift in Germany's refugee and immigration policies.

The pressure built up by the images and stories from Cologne make it virtually impossible to continue on as before. The pressure would be no less intense even if not a single one of the refugees and migrants who arrived in 2015 were among the perpetrators. Because of Cologne, it doesn’t matter whether they are refugees, asylum seekers, migrants or foreigners or whether they are friendly or evil or long-term residents, the fear now is that xenophobia will find fertile ground and that there will be long-term repercussions.

The happenings on the square between the Cologne Cathedral also exposed the state’s powerlessness in the face of chaos and crime. Two months after the attacks in Paris, one can have one's doubts as to whether Cologne represents a "completely new dimension of violence," as has been repeated by both police officials and politicians.

What is clear, however, is that the police were unprepared and that they failed. The officers on site were reduced by the circumstances they faced to playing a pitiable role.

The right-wing populist party Alternative for Germany and the xenophobic movement Pegida have been critical of refugee policies and the perpetual problem of violence against women.

German federal police have confirmed that at least 32 people are suspected of playing a role in the violence on New Year’s Eve, 22 of whom are in the process of seeking asylum. Of the 32 suspects, nine were Algerian, eight Moroccan, five Iranian, and four Syrian. Three German citizens, an Iraqi, a Serb and a US citizen were also identified.

Authorities are growing increasingly concerned by the rising number of sex attacks against women by gangs of migrants which initially happened in Germany and have spread across Europe. Women have been warned not to go out at night alone after sex attacks similar to those in Cologne, Hamburg and Stuttgart were reported in Finland, Sweden, Austria and Switzerland.

And yet, it still isn't entirely clear what actually happened on New Year's Eve in Cologne. Or why.

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PETIT SAC POUR LE CHIEN, SVP! You may find asking for one problematic but doggy bags may finally become an established part of eating out in France with restaurants across the country now legally obliged to provide them. The new law, which came into effect on New Year’s Day, is part of a drive to cut down on the vast amount of food wastage seen in the country each year.

The French restaurant industry alone accounts for some one million tonnes of food waste annually, according to government figures. But from now on, larger dining establishments – those with around 150 covers a day and more – will have to provide a doggy bag or take-away box for any customer that asks for one.

It forms part of an initiative launched by the French government in 2013, with the aim of reducing food wastage by 50 percent by the year 2025.

Despite the law change, getting the average French diner to carry their leftover coq au vin or boeuf bourguignon home with them could prove a challenge, however.

While doggy bags are a mainstay of dining out in countries around the world, particularly in the United States, they are practically unheard of in France. The French do not even have their own

term for the concept, instead referring to “le doggy bag”.

A regional government survey conducted in 2014 found that while 75 per cent of French people are open to the idea of doggy bags, 70 per cent have never taken leftovers home with them.

For many, asking for a doggy bag at a high-end restaurant is seen as something of a faux pas, while some chefs also have a problem with the idea of their immaculately presented dishes being scraped off into a bag or box.

“In France, the obstacle is mostly cultural,” a government-commissioned report into food wastage released this year said. “The majority of diners don’t dare to ask for the leftovers of their meal, while the restaurateurs see it as a ‘degradation’ of their dishes.”

However, French authorities and the restaurant industry are seeking to change perceptions. An initiative launched in Paris in December saw 100 restaurants adopt the use of doggy bags.

Meanwhile, the hotel and restaurant industry union UMIH has been promoting the use of the term “le gourmet bag” to replace “le doggy bag” in an attempt to give the concept an image makeover in the eyes of French customers.

FAMILY SEARCHES FOR MISSING DIARMUID

THE devastated father of a missing man, Diarmuid Twomey, is to leave his home in Rathmore after the disappearance of his son before Christmas and the death of his wife a week ago. Diarmuid Twomey, 31, grew up on a farm with his parents Jim and Anne, in Annagh, east Kerry. He went missing in the early hours of December 20 when he failed to return home to Carrignavar, Cork, where he now lives with his partner, Ciara Byrne, and their two children. Diarmuid travelled from Cork regularly to care for his parents who had been staying in sheltered housing provided by the local Rathmore Social Action Group.

Anne Twomey tragically passed away on January 6, just two weeks after Diarmuid was last seen. Jim, who is in his mid-70s and a wheelchair user since suffering a stroke, has now moved to residential care in Cork. Gardaí have appealed for information in tracing the whereabouts of Diarmuid, who is described as 6ft tall, of stocky build, with dark brown hair. When last seen he was wearing a blue check shirt, beige chinos and brown runners. You can contact Gardaí at Gurranabraher Garda Station, 0214946200, or the Garda Confidential Line, 1800 666 111.

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FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD 1916

Bowie’s last release, Lazarus, a ‘parting gift’

Of course it is right and proper that we celebrate the centenary of 1916. I fear, however, that we are in danger of losing sight of what actually happened back then, as those historic events are being shrouded by television analysts and newspaper columnists who are commenting on it as if it were a recent cup tie. What’s done is done.

We remember the bravery and heroism of the men and women of 1916, the enormity of the task they faced and the huge debt we owe them. Their motives and their actions are being scrutinised at this distance in time by commentators who should know better. I have, at times, wondered how the insurgents felt at that time. Did they really believe they could take on the might of the British Empire or did they really believe that theirs was to be a blood sacrifice? Did they really believe they were going out to die? Is it possible to have so strong a conviction that it would lead to certain death?

Of course it’s impossible to properly understand them as any revision benefits from the benefit of

hindsight. We can look back because we know the outcome but they didn’t. They must have known the futility of their actions and that their deaths were inevitable. And yet, does any one of us really believe we are going to die?

1916 was very much a Dublin event. As we know, the planned Rising was cancelled at the last minute and Volunteers all over the country were stood down. 10,000 Volunteers were ready, all over the country, for Easter Sunday 1916, when the order for the Rising was countermanded. The sinking of the Aud and the capture of Casement put paid to any rising in Cork and Kerry as the “20,000 rifles” on the Aud were destined for the Men of the South. Apparently, the guns were obsolete Russian rifles captured on the Eastern Front and had seen the best of their days.

Indeed, it is said that Casement himself was so unconvinced of German support and of the usefulness of the cargo that he intended to have the Rising called off.

ALARM BELLS RBS has advised traders to "sell everything" in an alarming research note that warns of a global deflationary crisis.

That would mean prices start to decline, creating a vicious cycle where people hang onto their money rather than invest it in the economy.

“Sell everything except high quality bonds. This is about return of capital, not return on capital. In a crowded hall, exit doors are small,” RBS said in a note to clients.

RBS said that major stock markets could fall by a fifth and that oil may plummet to $16 a barrel.

Oil flirted with $30 a barrel on Tuesday in lows not seen for over a decade. Morgan Stanley, the American investment bank, said that Brent would slide further to $20 a barrel on currency alone, because the dollar is gaining in value, and oil is valued in dollars.

Oil has already lost 11 per cent of its value so far this year.

The FTSE 100 is suffering its worst start to the year in four decades.

Sharon Bell, a Goldman Sachs European

equities strategist, told the BBC that European stocks were so cheap that they were an attractive buy for medium term investors, proving it's not all sell, sell, sell.

Chinese deflationary fears are weighing on investor sentiment. Trading of Chinese shares was halted twice last week when an automatic circuit breaker kicked in following losses of 7 per cent. China then removed the circuit breaker over fears it was making the situation worse.

China shares suffered another brutal start to the week on Monday, dropping a further 5 per cent.

RBS said that China was at the centre of global stress. “As China slows, as it now is doing now that the credit binge comes home to roost, it is taking the world with it. This is your number one theme for 2016, without any question in my mind,” Andrew Roberts, part of the interest rate team at RBS, said in the note.

Roberts' team first warned about another slowdown in November. It said the US Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates had hastened the decline.

DAVID BOWIE'S final record was a carefully orchestrated farewell to his fans, his producer has confirmed.

Lazarus, released on the Bowie's 69th birthday just two days before his death, opens with the lyrics: "Look up here, I'm in Heaven!"

Its video, which will be viewed in a very different light by millions of fans following his death, features the musician in a hospital bed, and finishes with him retreating in to a dark closet.

Tony Visconti, the producer who worked with Bowie to complete his final album, has released a statement saying it was deliberately created and timed as a "parting gift" for his fans.

In a statement on his Facebook page, he said: "He always did what he wanted to do. And he wanted to do it his way and he wanted to do it the best way.”

Alan Rickman dies aged 69 ACTOR Alan Rickman, known for films including Harry Potter, Die Hard and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, has died at the age of 69, his family has said.

The star had been suffering from cancer, a statement said.

He became one of Britain's best-loved acting stars thanks to roles including Professor Snape in the Harry Potter films and Hans Gruber in Die Hard.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling led the tributes, describing him as "a magnificent actor and a wonderful man".

She wrote on Twitter: "There are no words to express how shocked and devastated I am to hear of Alan Rickman's death."

She added: "My thoughts are with [Rickman's wife] Rima and the rest of Alan's family. We have all lost a great talent. They have lost part of their hearts."

Emma Thompson, who appeared with Rickman in productions including Love Actually and was directed by him in The Winter Guest, said he was "the finest of actors and directors" and "the ultimate ally".

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This role requires an experienced Restaurant Manager with both fine dining and bistro experience and a proven ability to take the helm of this award winning Hotel Restaurant. All applicants must demonstrate their ability to deliver an exceptionally high level of customer service and be able to motivate and develop a team and be excellent communicators. We are looking for an experienced Restaurant team leader with 4* deluxe/5* experience in a similar role, with an in depth knowledge of food, wines and beverage and a very strong, proven focus on customer service, staff training and development. This role is 5 days over 7 to include week-ends and bank-holidays as required. All applicants must have at least 2/3 years’ experience in a similar role.

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This role requires an experienced, motivated, energetic and enthusiastic person to work as part of a team in this exciting position. To be considered for this role all applicants must hold a similar position, have a hotel background and excellent food and beverage and hotel service standards to enable them to meet the client expectation for a range of wedding and private events, conference, incentive proposals, following through to delivery stage. This role is 5 days over 7 to include week-ends and bank-holidays as required. All applicants must have at least 2/3 years’ experience in a similar role in a 4* deluxe/5 star environment.

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The role is required to ensure that the standard of hygiene in guest and public areas, furnishings, lighting and décor is maintained to a consistently high standard in the Hotel. You will be responsible for checking and monitoring the team in your charge and the standards of cleanliness and presentation in all areas of the Hotel. All applicants should have 12-24 months experience as a supervisor in a similar 4*deluxe/ 5* accommodation department. This role requires the role holder to work on their own initiative and be capable of taking responsibility for a group of people and work with and managing a team of people in the accommodations manager’s absence. This role is 5 days over 7 to include week-ends and bank-holidays as required. All applicants must have at least 2/3 years’ experience in a similar role.

Further details of this position can be found on www.sheenfallslodge.ie/careers/ To apply for these positions please forward your resumé to:

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Killarney Camera Club In The Frame KILLARNEY Camera Club held its first competition of the New Year recently and it proved to be a very close affair indeed, with single points separating first, second and third.

Well done to Kevin Dawson with this great winning shot came out top of the Unrestricted Category.

The results are as follows – Unrestricted: first photo, Kevin Dawson, Tree Shadow, 107 points; second photo, Terry MacSweeney, Shadow Play, 106 points; third, Adrian Healy Knight Moves, 105 points.

“Well done to Adrian Healy on this winning shot in our novice category of our first competition of the New Year, the theme this time being Shadows,” said spokesman Billy

Horan.

The results of the novice category were as follows – first, Adrian Healy, Knight Moves, 105 points; second, Ille Muul, Shadows 2015, 99 points; and third, Keith Johnson, Each Shadow, 93 points.

The next competition has Monochrome as its theme.

“Killarney Camera Club is always open to new membership, if you’d like more information you can checkout our website www. killarneycameraclub.ie or like us on www. facebook.com/killarneycameraclub, or send us an email at secretary@killarneycameraclub. ie,” added Billy. “We meet up every second Thursday in the Heights Hotel Killarney.”

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Condition of Tralee Courthouse raised in the Dáil KERRY TD Michael Healy-Rae raised the issue of Tralee Courthouse in the Dáil this week.

Replying to his parliamentary question, the Minister for Justice & Equality, Frances Fitzgerald, made a statement about the condition of Tralee Courthouse and its environs.

“I am informed that the Courts Service is very aware of the accessibility issues and the limited facilities at Tralee Courthouse,” said Minister Fitzgerald.

“The Courts Service has stated that it is not be possible to provide appropriate facilities including full accessibility within the site of the current courthouse due to the nature of the building and the restrictions of the site.

“The Courts Service proposes to build a new courthouse in Tralee, however they have advised that this will be dependant on securing an alternative site and the availability of funding. This will enable the Courts Service to provide improved facilities for all users and also allow the issue of accessibility to be addressed comprehensively.”

Kevin Dawson’s photograph was a prizewinner in the recent Killarney Camera Club competition.

Adrian Healy’s award-winning photograph.

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TO LET TO Let Three bed bungalow, 3 miles from town approx., Tiernaboul area. Three bed house close to big Tesco Park Road. Two bed apartment, town centre. Two bed apartment on Loretto Road in good condition, beautiful views.

One and two bed apartment in Faha, 6 miles, One bed apartment 1 mile from town in very good condition, 1 bed apartment in town centre, 1 bed apartment Loreto Road, good condition. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. www.kerryrental.ie TO Let 2 bedroom apartment, Park Road, all mod cons, private parking, fully furnished, €750 per month. Tel: 087-3101222.

TO Let 1 bedroom apartment, killarney town centre, long term, compact, not suitable for children.

Tel. 087-4500963.

TO Let 3 bedroom detached house, master en-suite, open fireplace, wooden floors, large garden, no pets, adjacent to Coolwood off Cork Road. e750 a month. Long term.

Tel. 064-6631982/ 085-7423432.

TO Let 4 bedroom cottage to let in Gap of Dunloe, 5 miles from Killarney, all mod cons. Tel. 087-7696275.

TO Let The Courtyard Town Centre, Two Bedroom Luxurious en suite apartment, fully furnished with king sized beds and built in wardrobes “Rolf Benz” leather sofas, home entertainment.

Gold Shied electric heating. CCTV security, for further information Tel. 086-8136865. Rent €800 per month.

TO Let 3 rooms to rent, one en-suite, careful tenants. No smokers, professional/working class people only, to apply. Tel. Deirdre 086-8451208.

TO Let One bedroom town centre, apartment, fully furnished. Tel. 086-6069560.

TO Let 3 bedroom bunngalow, Tiernaboul. Tel. Sean 087-2590230.

TO Let One bedrooom apartment, 2km from town centre, located adjacent to IDA Industrial Estate.

Tel. 087-7531271.

TO Let 1 bedroom flat on Cork Road, 2 miles from Killarney, all mod cons, oil heating, wheelie bins included. Tel. 087-2628766.

TO Let Cottage to rent in Kilcummin Gneeveguilla area, reasonable rent. Tel. 087-1339732.

TO Let Single room, town centre, sharing house, would suit male working in town centre. Great location, no parking, reasonable rent. No R/A. Tel. 087-6774424.

TO Let Room en-suite, everything supplied, Upper Park Road, own entrance. Tel. 087-6465355.

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

Tel. Roger 086-8136888. www. kerryrental.ie Wanted Professional female looking for a double room or house to rent with a garden. Preferably within a 5 miles mile radius of Killarney town. References available. Tel. 086-2182749.

Wanted Couple working full time looking for a house within driving distance of Killarney town. Tel. 083-4707535.

Wanted Secure garage wanted to rent (local), minimum size 20’ x 10’ to store classic car. References available. Tel. 087-7524677.

Wanted We are looking for a house with 3-4 rooms in Killarney. Tel. 089-4223354.

Average price of semis rises in Kerry

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THE price of the average three-bed semi detached house in Kerry has risen by 4.12% to €177,000 in the last three months, a nationwide property survey has found.

The REA Average House Price Survey concentrates on the sale price of Ireland's typical stock home, the three-bed semi, giving an up-to-date picture of the property market in towns and cities countrywide to the end of the selling season in December.

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ther 8.8% rise in prices in 2016, after a rise of 16.07% in the price of the average three-bed semi in 2015. According to Donal Culloty from REA Coyne & Culloty in Killarney, prices will rise as no new houses are being built.

The average semi detached house nationally now costs €188,370, the Q4 REA Average House Price Survey has found – a slight rise on the Q3 figure of €186,102.

“The market is improving and we are of the opinion the same will continue to improve into 2016,” said Eddie Barrett

from REA North’s Tralee.

“If supply does not match demand as is the current situation, it will create further price increases.”

Prices in Dublin city and county fell by -0.75% in Q4, while Dublin city alone fell by -0.69% – the average three-bed semi now costing €357,500.

However, the biggest growth was in the rest of the country outside the commuter belt and larger cities, where house prices increased by 0.95% in the last three Donal Culloty. months.

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For Sale 2001 Audi A3 petrol, 99,000 miles, NCT June 2016, excellent condition, lady owner, timing belt done. €1,200. Tel. 087-3977455.

For Sale 1995 Toyota Carina E, immaculate condition, lady owner in UK for 17 years.

Full service history, NCT August, €1,500, 96k miles. Tel. 087-6766034.

For SALe ‘06 Renault Laguna with NCT until September 2017. Excellent car which is in immaculate condition.

It has a full service history with a Renault garage.

Features include: Rain and light sensors, reverse sensors, sun roof, alloys, remote central locking and two key cards, €2,400. Genuine reason for selling. Tel. 085-1679951.

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12 Fluence 1.5 dci Expression Ash Grey 59km

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Can New Car Sales For 2016 Hit The Heights Of The Boom?

WITH new car sales up 30% for the second year running can the increases continue this year?

The latest figures for new car sales in 2015 show the Irish market is up 30% year on year. The industry had estimated total sales of approximately 115,000-120,000 units at the start of 2015 and the final tally has exceeded these predictions yet again.

This is the second year running that sales have increased by a factor of 30% as the recovery in the motor trade has met and exceeded expectations.

Just short of 125k (125,950) new cars were registered in 2015, up from 96k units in 2014 which was also a 30% increase on 74k units registered in 2013.

It has been a long road back from the highs of 2007 when 186k new cars were sold. But can these levels of increases continue and will the motor trade reach the heady heights of 2007 this year?

New car sales fell in 2009 and despite increases, which were artificially supported by scrappage, in 2010 and 2011 sales decreased again 2012 and 2013 and it’s really only in the last year that the motor trade has returned to healthy new car sales levels.

Whether the levels seen back in 2007 are reached or not, another year of positive growth is being predicted by the sector.

The light Commercial and HGV sectors also experienced year on year increases up 42% and 9% respectively.

Sales of used cars decreased year on year and with the Euro weak against sterling used car imports also decreased by almost 12% meaning the lack of used stock is more pronounced.

Some 71% of new cars sold were diesel whilst 27% of new cars sold were petrol. However petrol sales increased by 40% whereas Diesel sales only increased by 26%

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TOYOTA ADOPTS FORD SMARTDEVICELINK SOFTWARE A FIRST wave of automakers and industry suppliers – led by Toyota Motor Corporation – is adopting Ford SmartDeviceLink software. This is regarded as a huge step toward giving consumers more choice in how they connect and control their smartphone apps on the road.

SmartDeviceLink is the open-source software on which the Ford SYNC® AppLink™ platform is built. It provides consumers an easy way to access their favourite smartphone apps using voice commands. Automotive suppliers QNX Software Systems and UIEvolution also are adopting the technology, with plans to integrate it into their products.

By adopting this Ford technology, automakers and suppliers are helping accelerate an industry standard that will increase the number of apps available for in-vehicle use. With common industry software, devel-

opers can focus on creating the best experience on one platform – SmartDeviceLink – which will be available to customers of many brands.

PSA Peugeot Citroën is investigating adding SmartDeviceLink to its vehicles. Automakers Honda, Mazda and Subaru also are considering adding the software. “The true benefit of a common smartphone app communications interface is that it creates an industry standard – enabling great experiences for customers while allowing different companies the freedom to differentiate their individual brands,” said Don Butler, Ford executive director, Connected Vehicle and Services. “Ford is making the software available as open-source, because customers throughout the industry benefit if everybody speaks one language.”

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» CARPET CLEANING & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING deep extraction method, chimneys cleaned by brush and vacuum. Dan Fitzgerald Extract Away Cleaning Service Tel (064) 6644365. » PAINTING, POWERWASHING Spraypainting, general maintenance. Tel. Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771.

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» HOME IMPROVEMENTS KILLARNEY Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small.

Tel. 087-2145452 » BRENDAN HERLIHY HOME MAINTENANCE/ RENOVATIONS Carpentry, painting, power washing, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel: 087-9364895/ 064-6643317.

For all your Drain services call 087 9359035 22.9.06

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» JAMES LYNE MOTORS AND VALETING SERVICES Lawlors Cross, Tel: 087 2465405 or 064 6633504.

Have your vehicle valeted inside and outside, and preparations for N.C.T. can be arranged. Wash is available 6 days a week from 10am to 6pm. If you require a quotation do not hesitate to contact us. » FOR ALLYOUR PAINTING REQUIREMENTS Tel. Colm 086-1011567.

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» REMOVAL SERVICE House, office, local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime - anywhere.

7 days a week, also all kinds of clearouts etc.

Tel.087-2600407/0646631979. » BOOST YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM, RE-BALANCE YOUR BODY, RELAX & DE-STRESS. Treatments in Reflexology & reiki. Gift Vouchers available.

Contact Siobhan Dwyer 0879665881.

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» THE HEALING ROOM CAUSEWAY, Energetic Healing, Chakra Balancing, Reiki Master, Access Consciousness (BARS), Meditation Classes, Indian Head Massage. Tel. Paula 0873865437.

A LEGION OF MEMORIES

Front row, Pa Doody, John O’Grady, Vince Doyle, Jack O’Shea (Muckross); back, Weeshie Fogarty, James O’Donoghue (grandfather of present Kerry star, also James O’Donoghue), Tadgh O’Sullivan (Kerry Mineral Waters), Dave Hurley, Mickey O’Leary and Tommy Regan.

KILLARNEY LEGION begins its 87th year in existence we remember some of the men who brought the club to where it is today.

Many of the men pictured here have all gone to their eternal reward,

with the exception of Tommy Regan and Weeshie Fogarty were there from the very beginning. This particular historic photograph was taken in 1979 as the club celebrated its 50th anniversary.

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Financial services company gears up for future growth

FINANCIAL services company JRI America Inc, which established a software development operation in Tralee in 2011, this week geared up for the next phase of growth in the town with a move to new, larger premises at Kerry Technology Park.

The new premises were officially opened by Minister for Diaspora Affairs Jimmy Deenihan.

JRI America, Inc, is a subsidiary of the Japanese IT financial services company Japan Research Institute

Ltd. (JRI) which is the specialist IT subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG). SMFG owns Japan’s second-largest bank Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) by asset size and is a Fortune Global 200 company.

It offers a broad range of financial services, primarily banking related.

The group is also engaged in leasing, securities, credit cards, mortgage securitization, venture capital and other credit related

businesses.

SMFG employs 68,000 people worldwide with a stated objective of further global expansion.

The Tralee operation supports the group’s Western Hemisphere IT operations including US, Europe, Moscow, Dubai and other markets.

The team in Tralee has grown to almost 70 staff since the initial announcement in late 2011 with the staff employed there providing support for a broad range of

Applause for Killarney’s gangsters and molls IT PROVED a real talking point over the past month and tributes are still pouring in for Killarney’s budding young singers, dancers and actors who brought Bugsy Malone to life.

One of the most popular musicals ever made, Bugsy Malone was staged in Killarney Racecourse for four nights.

The production was performed by transition-year students from St Brendan’s College and St Brigid’s

Presentation Secondary School.

“This was the first time that both schools have worked together on a musical and it was the performance of the year!” said Mairead Lucey, deputy principal of St Brigid’s.

Bugsy Malone is a 1976 British musical gangster film, which was directed and written by filmmaker Alan Parker. “The success of the film, which famously featured an all-child cast, inspired numer-

ous stage productions around the world,” said Mairead.

Set in prohibition-era New York, the film is loosely based on events from the early 1920s to 1931 but specifically on the exploits of real-life gangsters like Al Capone and Bugs Moran, as dramatised in cinema.

The students were directed by Valerie O’Leary, Mish O’Donoghue, Niamh O’Connell and Rosie Healy and supported by the staff in both

Scenes from Bugsy Malone performed at Killarney Racecourse.

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Minister for Diaspora Affairs Jimmy Deenihan performed the opening of the new premises of JRI America Inc. Picture: Domnick Walsh

functions including software development, quality assurance, network support, data centre support and technical customer service activities.

The move to the new 14,000sq ft premises is part of its strategic plan to position the company for growth into the future in Tralee.

The development is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.

Mary Theresa Doyle receiving her 30-year service pin in the Irish Girl Guides from the regional commissioner Deirdre Henley.

FASTFINDER fastfinder FOR SALE For Sale Firewood and turf, 8x4 trailer chopped and stacked hard wood, 1 load €105 or 2 for €200. Soft €80 or 2 for €150. Net bag 11 for €35, turf 8x4 trailer €80. All delivered.

Tel. 086-3895141.

For Sale Prepare for winter. Big value loads of neat split firewood available at €155 per load. Contact P.J. Buckley at 086-6606664.

For Sale Retro Rose at Market Cross Killarney; Vintage vinyls, furs, china, books, toys, jewellery, hats, shoes, pre-loved clothes, golf, fishing and lots more. Great prices.

For Sale Hay for sale, square bales of excellent hay, also round bales of haylage, double wrapped. Tel. 087-2258756.

For Sale 3’ pine bunk beds, can also be used as single beds, with good mattresses. Tel. 087-6774424.

available AVAILABLE Church music for wedding and fueral ceremonies- personal and meaningful ceremony. Tel. Helen Kerins 087-9508050.

AVAILABLE Window and door repair, hinges, locks and handles, replace

foggy and stained double-glazed units. Tel. Donie 087-9777333.

AVAILABLE Swift Ironing Service, 7 days. Tel. 087-6403442.

AVAILABLE Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, piano, mandolin, banjo. Garda vetted, now enrolling.

Tel. John or Maggie 087-6801392.

AVAILABLE Earn extra income, work from home, part time, full time. Tel. 087-9219049.

AVAILABLE Adult reading help; Evening study help; Give your child a head start; One to One Professional Tutoring in reading, spelling, English and mathematics. All ages.

Tel. 087-2979912 for free evaluation.

Confidentiality assured.

AVAILABLE Lady to clean houses in Killarney, 5 days a week. Tel. Anne 087-9498446 or 064-6635811.

AVAILABLE French grinds, experienced French teacher available to give French grinds to Leaving Cert, Junior Cert higher and ordinary level. Tel. 087-7932554.

AVAILABLE Church music for all occasions. Vocals in harmony and a variety of instruments. Reasonable rates.

Tel. 087-6836612/0879014681.

wanted Wanted Taxi driver, part-time nights, must have PSV Licence, Killarney area. Apply to Box No. 3318, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

Wanted Childminder wanted to look after 2 year old daughter and help with young baby 2 days per week (Thursday and Fridays) in child’s own home in Killarney. Days may be extended.Tel. 086-3548323.

Wanted Carer required, previous experience desired, own transport essential. Tel. 086-3958054.

animals ANIMALS HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds.

We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-way-home’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to fosterers as HUG will cover all food

and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@eircom.net.

ANIMALs Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home them. We have beautiful dogs and cats waiting for homes. Donations of funds and blankets for dogs, cats and horses, dog nuts, cat food and horse feed, hay, straw and shavings badly needed. Bank Of Ireland 90760272 sortcode 90.57.58 KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes. 087-9729240 or 087-9704480.

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Business Sentiment In Tourism Sector ‘At Levels Not Seen Since The Celtic Tiger’

Michael Cawley, chairman, and Shaun Quinn, CEO, Fáilte Ireland.

ACCORDING to Fáilte Ireland’s latest Barometer Survey business sentiment across the tourism sector is now at levels not seen since the Celtic Tiger and expectations for the 2016 season are very upbeat with strong growth projected across all parts of the industry.

Irish tourism is now well placed to deliver significant employment and foreign earnings growth to 2020 and beyond provided we maintain competitiveness and sustain investment in the new portfolio of tourism brands now coming to market. This was the key message delivered this week at Fáilte Ireland’s Annual Tourism Industry Review.

The recent upturn in tourism fortunes, although very welcome, has been fuelled largely by factors external to the tourism industry. Improving economies of key source markets, favourable exchange rates and increased air

access all contributed to making 2015 a record year. To build on this initial success, the next phase of growth must be driven by factors from within the sector including; sustaining better value for money and offering more compelling and authentic branded visitor experiences rather than relying on a hazy green image and warm welcome.

With recent Fáilte Ireland branding initiatives just entering the market (The Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s Ancient East and Dublin - a Breath of fresh Air), it is expected that two key objectives of Fáilte Ireland can be achieved: significant growth in visitors can be secured across all regions with targeted marketing of specific consumer segments; and the tourism season can also be lengthened – significantly boosting visitor numbers and revenue. Optimism for the years ahead, however, needs to be tempered by the fact that challenges remain in the sector.

Speaking at the briefing in Fáilte Ireland’s HQ, chairman Michael Cawley said: “In 2015, driven by benign external factors and competitiveness at home, we experienced a record year for overseas visitors. However, I believe that further growth is yet to come as we deploy our new brand offerings to greater effect in helping Ireland to become more compelling as a holiday destination within an intensely competitive marketplace.

“The Wild Atlantic Way has been a great success locally but its impact internationally remains quite modest. If awareness levels across key markets are increased appreciably over the next few years, then the true potential of the Wild Atlantic Way as a driver of tourism growth to the West of Ireland will be realised. Similarly, our Ireland’s Ancient East brand is only taxiing up the runway and it too can, and will, deliver game-changing growth for the East, Midlands and South. Thirdly, in the Capital, there is considerable potential to sustain tourism growth provided we can successfully reposition the city and county as a more vibrant destination with our new Dublin brand.”

To underscore his point, Mr Cawley highlighted the recent consumer research commissioned by Fáilte Ireland which indicates that, currently, awareness of key Irish visitor attractions is much lower than many commentators might expect.

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3rd anniversary

3rd anniversary

O’ Connor

O’Riordan

O’Riordan

O’Riordan

In loving memory of Bernie O’ Connor, O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney who passed away on 16th January 2007.

Precious memories of our dear nephew/ cousin Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

Treasured memories of a kind and wonderful nephew and cousin, Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

In heaven he rests, No worry, no pain, In God’s own time, We will meet again.

A trail of broken hearts leads to a lonely grave, A cold wind blows to remind us Of how we feel without you.

One by one we place a token at this sacred spot.

No one can take away the precious time That we spent with you Ian. We store each memory in our hearts.

Will those who think of Bernie today, A little prayer to Jesus say.

Sadly missed and remembered by his wife Sheila and family.

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. B.L.

NOVENA to st. Claire Ask St. Claire for 3 favours, one business, two impossible and say nine Hail Mary’s for nine days with lighted candle. Pray whether you believe or not. Publish on ninth day. Powerful Novena. May the sacred heart of Jesus be praised, adored, glorified and loved today and every day throughout the whole world forever Amen. Say six times daily for nine days. Your request will be granted no matter how difficult it may seem. Favour publication must be promised. B.L.

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). B.L.

When we all get together, we laugh, we cry, we remember you Ian with that great big smile.

We will comfort one another here As your nana and grandad comfort you.

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Memories drift to scenes long past, Time rolls on but memories last, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love and remembrance outlasts them all.

Always loved and sadly missed, Grandad O’Riordan.

Until we meet again, I ask God to protect and comfort you and the ones you loved so much.

Your Aunt Sheila and cousin Paul.

3rd anniversary O’Riordan

We love you so much.

Everywhere we go, we know you are always with us.

If we would go to the beach we would write your name in the sand, watch the waves come in and see your name slowly fade away.

It is a reminder of how cruel life can be and how our time here on earth is so short, so enjoy every moment while you can.

We love and miss you everyday but we know you are beside us every step of the way. We miss and love you lots, Ger, Noreen, Sarah and Laura.

3rd anniversary O’Riordan

3rd anniversary O’Riordan

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

Unendingly I mourn my precious son Too early yet this earthly home he left, Perfidious sleep confounded nature’s order To leave his loves perpetually bereft.

Those golden dreams and aspirations, The seed of yesterday a withered bloom, Those baubles which are cause to celebrate, In death now mock us gently from his tomb.

How treacherous death does steal on youth’s exuberance, To wreak such havoc from the ecstasy of life, Where once was only joy and future promise Tormented hearts endure eternal strife.

Sadly missed by your father John, brother Liam, sisters Melissa and Saerlaith and

by Treasa.

48th anniversary Hickey (nee buckley)

Memorare to st. Anne Remember, Good Saint Anne whose name means grace and mercy, that never was it known that anyone who fled to your protection, implored your help or sought your intercession was left unaided.

Inspired with this confidence I come before you, sinful and sorrowful, Holy Mother of the Immaculate Virgin Mary and loving grandmother of the Saviour do not reject my appeal but hear me and answer my prayer. Amen B.L.

Our hearts are full of memories With pride we speak your name, Though life must go on without you, It will never be the same.

Those special days will not return When we were all together But the love and memories in our hearts, Will stay with us forever.

In loving memory of a dear sister Noreen, who died on 20th of January 1968. R.I.P. Time and years go gently by, But love and memories never die, No longer in our lives to share, But in our heart you are always there.

“Forever young.”

Always remembered by Sheila and family.

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

Even in our darkest days, Since we’ve been apart, Memories of the times we shared, Help to warm our hearts.

Everyday we miss the smile, That no one can replace, But still it brings us comfort, In the sadness that we face.

Life is full of mysteries, That no one can explain, But we know someday, somewhere, We will meet again.

Until we do we’ll find the strength, To live through each new day, Grateful for the happy years before you went away.

Sadly missed by Bernie, Mohammed, Allanah and Laila. xx

3rd anniversary O’Riordan

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan who died on 14th January 2013.

It is three years now and everyone is just going through the motions, But no matter how hard we try, we can’t escape our emotions.

The tears still flow and our hearts are still broken, The hurt and pain are left unsaid- not spoken.

Time is a healer they say but I can’t believe it Since you went away It is harder now than ever before We miss you each day more and more.

There is a cold harsh reality that you are gone We just want you back our precious one.

Miss your laughter and your hugs.

Rest in peaceAnnie, Pius and family.

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan late of Maughautourig, Gneeveguilla whose anniversary occurs on the 14th January.

If we listen really close In the silence of the night We hear your voice of comfort to us And say that you’re alright But it is often hard to understand Why certain thngs must be And the reasons why they happen Are so often hard to see But we find comfort in the knowledge That God is always there to keep The ones we love so much Forever in his care.

Missed and loved always Your nana O’Sullivan and all the gang in Maughautourig. xxx

3rd anniversary O’Riordan

In loving memory of Ian O’Riordan late of Maughautourig, Gneeveguilla who died on the 14th January 2013.

The moment that you died Our hearts were torn in two One side filled with heartache The other died 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 miss you Ian is a heartache That never goes away.

I hold you tightly within my heart And there you shall remain Until the joyous day arrives That we will meet again.

From your loving Mom, Liam, Melissa and Anthony.

Anniversary Mass in Gneeveguilla Church at 7.30pm on Saturday 16th of January.

in memoriam Birthday Wishes

30th anniversary

Yeates

Bartlett

5th anniversary o’Leary

52nd Wedding anniversary Remembrance Fleming

Happy birthday Michael Lots and lots of love Ann, Sheree and Kelsie.

63x

17th anniversary Bartlett

In loving memory of Willie Bartlett late of Barraduff, Headford who died on 16th January, 1999.

In loving memory of Harry Bartlett late of 32 St Brendan’s Place who died on January 12th 1986.

In loving memory of our dear father Timothy O’Leary late of Ballaugh, Killarney who died on the 20th of January 2011.

For someone who meant so much, And loved by all he knew, Who left behind a trail of tears, And precious memories too, We loved the sunshine of his smile, And kindness in his heart, But heaven saw that he was tired, This meant we had to part, Dear Angels hear our prayer, Please guard him with gentle wings, And tend to him with care, For he was someone wonderful, That words cannot convey, How much we wish that he was here, Once more with us today.

A light is from our household gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled.

God gave us a gentle father, A father who loved us true, You were always there with a helping hand.

Help us now to accept His plan.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes by, we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can take our “father’s place”.

The 16th of January 1964 was a very special day.

The 9th of July 2015 was very sad, you suddenly passed away.

On the 16th of January 2016 we would have been married 52 years.

Now we are left with great memories and lots of tears.

Sadly missed and always loved by Breeda, Marie, Annette, Denis and Trish, daughter-in-law, sons-in-law and grandchildren.

12th anniversary

Your life was one of kindly deeds A helping hand for other needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories left behind We hold you close within our hearts And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your wife Peggy, son David and daughters Helene, Noreen and Majella and his many friends.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving sons Harry, Freddie and Liam, daughter-in-law Bernadette, grandchildren Muireann, Cathal, Graham, Colin and Jonathon, great grandsons Ryan, Mark, Conor, Shane and William, great granddaughters Grace and Kate, relatives and friends.

22nd anniversary

5th anniversary o’brien

O’Sullivan

In loving memory of Jeremiah O’Sullivan, Knocknaseed, Gneeveguilla, who died on the 12th January 1994 and h ​ is wife, Margaret who died on the 12th September 1991.

Always remembered by your sons Andrew and Padraig, daughters in law, and grandchildren

In loving memory of Kathleen O’Brien (nee Curran) late of Ardshanavooly and Fair Hill, who passed away on the 10th January 2011. R.I.P. We miss your smile, you joking ways We miss the things you used to say And when old times we do recall It’s then we miss you most of all.

Always loved sadly missed, Pat, Gerard, Mary, Brendan, Kieran, Martin and Rena.

miraculous invocation to saint theresa, the little flower O glorious St. Theresa, whom Almighty God has raised up to aid and counsel mankind. I implore your miraculous intercession. So powerful are you in obtaining every need of body and soul our Holy Mother Church proclaims you a “prodigy of miracles, the greatest Saint of modern times.” Now I fervently beseech you to answer my petition (mention here) and to carry out your promises of “spending Heaven doing upon earth... of letting fall from Heaven a shower of Roses”. Henceforth dear little flower, I will fulfill your plea, “to be made known everywhere” and I will never cease to lead others to Jesus through you. Amen.

Say the above for 9 days and you will receive a flower or a rose, in some form during or after 9 days as an indication that your request will be granted. B.L.

Wedding Anniversary remembrance for Julianne Fleming.

Love you always Your husband Donie and family.

HOGAN

Anniversary Mass on Friday the 22nd of January at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

18th anniversary O’Donoghue In loving memory of Geoffrey O’Donoghue late of Bishop Moynihan Crescent Killarney who died on the 12th of January 1998.

On his soul sweet Jesus have mercy.

Our lady of Perpetual Help pray for him.

There’s a gift in life you cannot buy A gift so rare and true Of a wonderful brother like the one we had in you.

Always loved and never forgotten by your loving sister Chrissie and family.

In loving memory of a Michael (Mike) Hogan late of Listry who died on 18th January 2004, R.I.P. Dad. Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near Still loved, still missed Still very dear.

Sadly missed by your loving wife Mary, son, daughters, sons-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

13th anniversary Downey

13th anniversary

POWERFUL NOVENA

Crowley

This novena never fails. Say it on the hour Say for 9 hours. Jesus who has said, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be open to you. Through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother, I knock, I ask that my prayer will be granted (Make your request).

Oh Jesus, has said all you ask the Father in my name, he will grant through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother. I humbly beg and urgently ask the Father in thy Name that my prayer be granted (Make request here) Oh Jesus who has said Heaven and Earth shall pass away but my word shall not pass away through the intercession of Mary, the most Holy Mother. I feel confident my prayer shall be answered. (Make request).

This novena is to be said at the same time every hour for nine consecutive hours one day. Promised publication, never fails. B.L.

thanksgiving For favours received from St. Claire, St. Theresa, St. Patrick, Infant Child of Prague, St. Gerard, St. Anthony, St. Joseph, Sacred Heart of Jesus, St. Martin, St. Jude, St. Francis, St. Perigrine, St. Beuelwanda, John Paul, St. Bridget, Holy Spirit, Precious Mother of Jesus, Padre Pio, Blessed Virgin Mary, all the Angels and Saints and all the Holy Souls. B.L.

In loving memory of James (Jim) Downey late of Countess Grove, Killarney who died on January 14th 2003.

Sadly missed by his family.

In loving memory of a dear father, Michael Crowley, Droumduhig, Ballyhar, who died on the 18th of January 2003.

Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near As time unfolds another year.

Always remembered by your loving son Connie and Sheila.

Novena to the holy spirit O Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal.

You gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances of my life you are with me.

I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things you have given me as you confirm once again that I never wanted to be separated from you in spite of all material illusions. I wish to be with you in Eternal Glory. Thank you for mercy towards me and mine. This prayer must be said for three days, after three days the favour will be granted. B.L.

prayer To Padre Pio Oh, Jesus full of grace and charity, victim for sinners, so impelled by your love of us that you willed to die on the cross. I humbly entreat Thee to glorify in heaven and on earth, the servant of God. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, who generously participated in Your sufferings, who loved Thee so much and laboured so faithfully for the glory of your heavenly Father and for the good of souls.

With confidence, I beseech Thee to grant me, through his intercession, the grace of....which I ardently desire.

3 times; Glory be to the Father...

Imprimatur Manfredonia 12-3-1971 Valentino Vailati, Archbishop.

B.L.

jesus May your Sacred Heart Lord Jesus, be praised, glorified and honoured throughout the whole world now and forever. Repeat this 3 times. C.D.

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in memoriam 3rd anniversary

1st anniversary

1st anniversary

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

O’Sullivan

Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald

In loving memory of Nora O’Sullivan late of St Brendan’s Place, Killarney who died on 14th January 2013. R.I.P.

In loving memory of Maureen Fitzgerald, 4 Holy Cross Gardens Killarney who died on the 16th of January 2015. R.I.P.

In loving memory of Maureen Fitzgerald, Holy Cross Gardens and late of Knockeragh Killarney.

Maureen Fitzgerald late of Holy Cross Gardens and Knockeragh, Killarney.

Silent memories keep you near As time unfolds another year Out of our lives you may be gone But in our hearts you still live on.

Your mother is always with you She is the whisper of the leaves as you walk down the street.

She is the smell of certain foods, flowers you pick and the fragrance of life itself.

She’s the cool hand on your brow when you’re not feeling well.

She’s your breath in the air on a cold winter’s day.

She’s the sound of the rain that lulls you to sleep and the colours of the rainbow.

She’s your mornings and your nights, Your mother lives inside your laughter.

She is the place you come from, your home and she’s the map you follow with every step you take, she’s your first love, your first friend, even your first enemy, but nothing on earth can separate you, not time, not space, not even death.

If roses grow in heaven Lord Please pick a bunch for us, Place them in my Mother’s arms And tell her they are from us.

Tell her we love and miss her And when she turns to smile Place a kiss upon her cheek And hold her for a while.

Because remembering her is easy We do it everyday But there is an ache in our hearts That will never go away.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving daughter Nora Ann, son-inlaw Michael and grandchildren Darren and Amy.

11th & 16th anniversary O’Connor

Sadly missed and always loved and remembered by your loving daughter Mary and son-in-law Kevin.

In loving memory of our parents James and Eileen O’Connor late of “Ardross”, Ross Road, Killarney, James (23/12/04) and Eileen (16/01/2000).

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

“For we are well aware that when the tent that houses us on earth is folded up, there is a house for us from God, not made by human hands but everlasting in the heavens.” 2 Cor. 5:1

Nan Wrap your arms around her Lord Don’t leave her on her own For today is her 1st Anniversary And she can’t come home.

Call her name softly And when she looks your way Tell her that we love her And miss her everyday.

Sadly missed and always loved by your loving grandchildren Tanya and David, Anthony, Vivian and David and Nathan.

1st anniversary Fitzgerald

Always remembered by your loving family Barry, Aideen and Siobhan.

Grandchildren Kate, Jamie, Cara, Conor, Helen and son-in-law Aidan.

Anniversary Mass Saturday 16th January 7.30am in the Church of the Resurrection.

1st anniversary Fitzgerald

There has never been a Mom like you, So loving, giving, caring, kind and true.

I miss your cards and mine to you, I miss our laughs and even our rows.

We did have our ups and downs, I miss your understanding and your advice.

I miss your beautiful singing voice, You should have been a great big star, But your family and home always came first.

So rest in peace my dear Mom And hope one day we will meet again.

Always in my thoughts and prayers Sadly missed by your loving daughter Eileen. xx

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1st anniversary Fitzgerald

In loving memory of Maureen Fitzgerald, late of 4 Holy Cross Gardens whose first anniversary occurs on the 16th of January.

As I sit here with my memories, I think of days gone by, Of times we had together, Our ups and downs and joys.

Although these days are gone forever, We will never be apart, You may be gone from this world, But never from my heart.

Maureen’s 1st anniversary Mass is on Sunday 17th January at 12 noon in St Mary’s Cathedral Killarney.

8th anniversary Brosnan

Sadly missed and fondly remembered by your sister Eileen and brother-in-law Patie.

In loving memory of Maureen Fitzgerald, 4 Holy Cross Gardens and late of Knockeragh Killarney. R.I.P.

jesus

To us you were someone special Someone set apart Your memory will live forever Engraved within our hearts.

May your Sacred Heart Lord Jesus, be praised, glorified and honoured throughout the whole world now and forever. Repeat this 3 times. C.D.

You always had a smile to share A laugh, a song, a time to care A wonderful Mother, warm and true These are the memories we have of you.

Always loved and sadly missed by your loving son Gerard, daughter in law Kathleen, grandson Kieran, granddaughters Gillian and Laura and granddaughter in law Grainne.

In loving memory of Maureen Fitzgerald (nee O’Connor) late of 4, Holy Cross Gardens and Knockeragh, Killarney who died on January 16th 2015. R.I.P.

Sadly missed and never forgotten by your loving son Jeremiah (Jerry), daughter in law Catherine, granddaughters Emma and Jennifer and pet Brandy.

As we remember Maureen on the first Anniversary of her death, we her children Ger, Eileen, Jeremiah (Jerry) and Mary, with her sisters Eileen and Nancy, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to all who sympathised with us and supported us on our sad loss.

A heartfelt thank you to all of you who called to the house. We would like to thank all those who telephoned, sent Mass cards, letters and floral tributes. We thank all those who travelled from far and near and those who shared memories of her with us, we are truly grateful. Thank you to all who attended the rosary, removal, funeral Mass and burial.

A special word of thanks to the Ambulance Service. To the wonderful staff of Heather Ward in St Columbanus Home for the love and care they gave to our mother at all times. Thaks to Fr Kieran O’Brien for the lovely ceremony and a special thanks to the Cathedral choir.

Thanks to Tim, Mary and Mike O’Shea for their Kindness and professionalism.

Thanks to the management and staff of the Killarney Court Hotel.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere gratitude and deep appreciation.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

38th & 7th Anniversary

Treasured memories of a dear Aunt, Maureen Fitzgerald, whose 1st Anniversary occurs on 16th of January.

A silent thought, A quiet prayer, For someone special in God’s care.

Lovingly remembered by Joan, Denis, Helen, Linda and families.

Happy memories keep forever Of days when we were all together They bring a smile and often a tear And always a wish that you were still here.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your brother Mike Brosnan and family Muckross and Kilcummin.

Cahill

precious mother of jesus

1st anniversary Fitzgerald

In loving memory of Tom Brosnan, Ballybrack Firies, Killarney who died on January 20th 2008.

In loving memory of Hannah Cahill late of Cockhill Kilcummin who died on the 30th of January 1978 and John Cahill who died on the 16th of January 2009.

We often think of bygone days When we were all together The family chain is broken now But memories will live forever.

To us, they have not gone away Nor have they travelled far Just entered Gods eternal home And left the gate ajar.

Always remembered by your son Paudie, daughter in law Kathleen and grandchildren Tony, Stephen, Brian and Paul and great grandchild Anthony.

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). B.L.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour).

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. B.L.

in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st anniversary

O’Mahony

O’Mahony

13th anniversary lyne

O’MAHONY

In loving memory of Mary O’Mahony, Dromhall Park, Killarney Co. Kerry, who died on January 14th 2015.

On the first anniversary of Mary’s passing, her children Tommy, Gary, Emer, her daughters-in-law Sandra and Barbara, her grandchildren Eoghan and Cian and extended family wish to thank most sincerely all those who supported and sympathised with us on our sad loss.

A sincere and heartfelt thanks to all those who called to the house, attended the removal, funeral Mass and burial. To those who sent Mass cards, flowers and letters of sympathy.

A special word of thanks to all who looked after Mam during her illness, to Dr Patricia Mangan, Dr Donal Coffey, Dr Rosemarie Kelliher, Dr Patricia Sheehan Palliative Care and the home care team, all of whom we are especially grateful.

A special word of thanks to Fr Simon Twomey for his kindness and visits to Mam, also to Fr Niall Howard for his kindess and support and for Mary’s beautiful funeral Mass, to Sr Columba for her care, kindness and weekly visits.

Thank you to Ger Boyle, Alfie Curtin and to the Cathedral Choir for the lovely music.

To O’Shea’s Funeral Directors for their guidance, advice and professionalism in preparing Mary and taking her to her final resting place in Aghadoe. To all our neighbours and friends who supported us at this difficult time “Thank you so much” and for the lovely guard of honour by her friends and neighbours, we thank you.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

Mary’s Anniversary Mass will take place on Saturday 16th of January at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

O’MAHONY, Pat, late of Knockeendubh & Ballydowney who died on the 20th January 2015.

Pat’s partner Sheila, his brothers, Sean, JJ and Diarmaid, his sister Margaret, his uncle Dan and extended family, wish to express their deepest appreciation and sincere thanks to all who sympathised with them on their sad and unexpected loss of Pat. We wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all our relatives, friends and neighbours who attended the Rosary, Removal and Funeral Mass & Burial and most especially those who travelled long journeys to be with us.

A special thanks to all those who helped in the search for Pat, especially Killarney Water Rescue.

Thanks to O’Shea Undertakers, for their compassion and professionalism, and to our friends who took care of Pat’s final resting place with such care and attention.

A special Thank you to Fr. Kieran O’Brien, for his thoughtfulness and compassion at the Removal and Funeral Mass. Thanks to Sr. Scholastica for the Rosary prayers.

Thanks to Michelle, Paud, John, Jerry, Rosie and Jack, for their beautiful and comforting music and singing at the Removal and Funeral Mass.

To all those who provided refreshments, to the Dr. Crokes GAA Club for providing the Guard of Honour and to those who sent Mass Cards, Enrolments, letters and messages, we are extremely grateful.

In gratitude to you all, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered.

Pat’s first Anniversary Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Cathedral, at 6.15pm on Friday, 22nd January, 2016.

Anniversary Mass on Friday 22nd January at 6.15p.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

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). B.L.

1st anniversary O’Mahony

You left us beautiful memories Your love is still our guide And though we cannot see you You are always by our side.

Always loved and remembered by his sons Michael and Tom, daughters Mary, Marguerite, Irene, Breda and grandchildren.

novena to st. anthony O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and charity for his creatures made you worthy when on earth to possess miraculous powers.

Miracles awaited on your word which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore you to obtain for me my request (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even though you are the Saint of Miracles, O gentle and loving St. Anthony whose heart was ever full of human sympathy.

Whisper my petition into the ear of the sweet infant Jesus who loved to be held in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours. Promise publication. B.L.

Treasured memories of our dear Nana Eileen Lyne late of 81 Pinewood, Killarney who died on the 15th January, 2003.

Nana, If heaven had a number I’d call you on the phone To say how much I love you And tell you to come home So rest in heaven dear Nana And thanks for all you’ve done We trust that God has given you The crown you’ve truly won.

Remembering and loving you always your grandsons Christian, Jack, Ewan, Cian, Adam and Jamie and granddaughters Orianne and Sarah.

13th anniversary In loving memory of Pat O’Mahony, Ballydowney and Knockeenduve who died on the 20th January 2015.

Lyne

In God’s care you rest above, In our hearts you rest with love, Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered everyday.

Sadly missed and remembered everyday

by Mary, Kieran, Stephen, Kevin and Michelle, Margaret and Paul, Patricia, Troy, Zena, Ayla and extended families.

Treasured memories of our beloved Mother Eileen Lyne late of 81 Pinewood, Killarney who died on 15th January, 2003.

1st anniversary

Lonely is the home without you Life to us is not the same All the world would be like heaven If we could have you back again.

O’Mahony

A light is from our household gone A voice we loved is still A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled.

How dearly we loved you And prayed you might live But Jesus just beckoned And we had to give.

In loving memory of Pat O’Mahony, late of Knockeendubh, Tralee Road, Killarney who died on the 20th January 2015.

In loving memory of our dear Dad Thomas Kenny, Muckross who died on January 15th 1978.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your mother Joan, brothers Danny and Dermot, sister-in-law Josie, nephews and nieces.

Sadly missed by his loving partner Sheila. xx

Kenny

Murphy

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 there to guide us, And forever in our hearts.

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.

38th anniversary

8th anniversary

In loving memory of Johnny Murphy, 2 Lower Sunnyhill, Killarney who died on 21st of January 2008.

In loving memory of Pat O’Mahony, Ballydowney and Knockeenduve who died on the 20th January 2015.

Togetherness Death is nothing at all – I have only slipped away to the next room Whatever we were to each other, that we are still Life means all that it ever meant It is the same as it ever was There is absolutely unbroken continuity All is well. Nothing is passed, nothing is lost One brief moment and all will be as it was before – only better Infinitely happier and forever we will all be one together with Christ.

God gave us strength to bear it And courage to fight the blow What it has meant to lose you God alone will ever know.

Our family chain is broken Nothing seems the same But as God calls us one by one The links shall join again.

Always remembered and forever loved, Your loving daughters Louise, Denise, Martina, Deirdre, Helen and sons John Paul and David, sons-in-law Timmy and Gerry, Claire and Kathyrn.

13th anniversary lyne

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Sean, JJ., Margaret, Diarmaid, Dan, Ena, Martin, Helen and nieces & nephews, Ashling, David, Cliodhna, Sadhbh, Jamie & Teddy.

Anniversary Mass, St. Mary’s Cathedral, at 6.15pm on Friday, 22nd January, 2016.

In loving memory of my dear wife Eileen Lyne late of Pinewood, Killarney who died on the 15th January, 2003.

Miracle prayer Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked You for many favours. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favour). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within Your own Heart where Your Father sees it. Then, in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour not mine. Amen. Say for three days, promise publication and favour will be granted.

A bouquet of beautiful memories Sprayed with a million tears Wishing God could have spared you If just for a few more years.

A silent grief that’s in my heart No human eye can trace For many a broken heart is hid Beneath a smiling face.

Always loved and remembered by your husband Denis.

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Shane O’Donoghue It is with great sadness that we announce the death has occurred in the USA of Shane O’Donoghue, the son of the late Laurence O’Donoghue and grandson of Roddy and Joan O’Donoghue of High Street, Killarney.

Shane (35) passed away at his home in Palos Park, Chicago on Christmas Day after a long and incredibly courageous battle with cancer.

Like his father, Shane was a gifted athlete.

Amongst his achievements he rose to All Star level in US College basketball.

A late comer to Gaelic football, Shane went on to captain the Chicago Parnells Garlic Football Club to win the Chicago championship and compete in the North American GAA finals.

Shane paid many a visit to his family in Killarney and made many friends here throughout that time.

He is survived by his loving mother Eileen (nee Cronin) whose father Paddy originated from Sneem and her mother Chris from Kenmare, his stepfather Mike, his sisters Meghan and Colleen, stepbrother Brendan, brother in law Geoff, nephew Owen in Chicago as well as several uncles, aunts and cousins.

A month’s Mind Mass will be celebrated in his memory at 4.00p.m. on Saturday 23rd of January in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

novena prayer to st. jude St. Jude, glorious Apostle, faithful servant and friend of Jesus! the name of the traitor has caused thee to be forgotten by many, but the Church honours and invokes thee universally as the patron of hopeless cases - of matters despaired of. Pray for me who is so miserable; make use, I implore thee, to bring visible and speedy help where help is almost despaired of. Come to my assistance in this great need that I may receive the consolations and succour of heven in all my neessities, tribulations and sufferings, particularly (here make your request) and that I may bless your request God with thee and all the elect through eternity.

I promise thee, O blessed Jude, to be ever mindful of this favour, and I will never cease to honour thee as m special and powerful patron and to all in my power to encourage devotion to thee Amen. St. Jude, pray fo rus and for all who invoke thy aid, St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! Pray for us, that we may appease the Divine Justice and obtain a favourable judgement, Pray for us that we may be admitted into the company of hte blessed to rejoice in the presence of God forever Amen. Blessed Apostle, with confidence we invoke thee! Blessed Apostle, with confidence we invoke thee! Blessed Apostle with confidence we invoke thee! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! Pray for us that before death we may expiate all our sins by sincere repentance and the worthy reception of the Holy Sacrament.

T.S .

jesus May your Sacred Heart Lord Jesus, be praised, glorified and honoured throughout the whole world now and forever. Repeat this 3 times. C.D.

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Fossa Rowing Club

Wedding Bells Congratulations to Brenda Allman and her new husband Sean Noonan and Josie Sugrue and her new husband. Best wishes for the future.

Sympathy The club extends there deepest sympathy to Norma Talbot and her family and the death of her sister Catherine. Féadfaidh sí an chuid eile i síocháin.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 08/01/206, numbers drawn were 11, 19, 20 and 29.

Bonus not won, numbers drawn were 10,23, 24 and 27. Next week’s jackpot €7,400 plus €1,000 bonus.

Waterford HALF marathon: Well done to Simon Mangan who finished in 8th place in Waterford ½ marathon in a time of 1 hour 14 minutes on Saturday last. Seamus Murphy also took part and had a good run.

Club Relay trials: A great turnout for relay trials on Sunday last in Gneeveguilla. Next set of trials / training will be on Sunday January 24th at 3pm in Gneeveguilla GAA Grounds. Competition will be held in Caherciveen on Sunday 31st January.

Indoor Sports-hall Games: We will be holding our second indoor sports hall games on Saturday 16th in Rathmore gym at 12.30 pm competitions for children born 2003 – 2009. All children training with the club in any of our venues are encouraged to attend.

Munster Master Indoor Competition: Best wishes to athletes who will be competing next weekend.

County Cross Country Relays: Trials will be held on Sunday next in the Demesne Killarney. All athletes are eligible to attend.

Membership & Lotto ticket renewals: Yearly tickets are now due for renewal so too is membership. Please pay up this week.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club

Men’s Committee announcement re Course clean-up Club Captain Liam Hartnett and Lady Captain Mary O’Rourke wish to advise all of those persons who may be interested that the proposed next course clean up will take place on Saturday next, the 16th of January, and similar to the previous clean-up which took place on the 19th of December last, all are requested to come to the maintenance sheds at 8.30am where Course Manager Enda Murphy and his maintenance crew will be on hand to indicate what work will be undertaken, where to go, and what needs to be done. Please bring with you either a pitch fork, a rake or a shovel, whichever you will be most comfortable using, and it is envisaged that the “work shift” will end at approximately 12.30pm when soup and sandwiches will be served once again at the clubhouse as a small gesture of “thank you” from the Club. If you are unable to come at 8.30 then please come along at whatever time that you may be available, and you are only being asked to do as much as you may feel comfortable with. Captain Liam Hartnett has advised that some of our neighbouring Golf Clubs have indicated their willingness to help out and to participate in the clean-up, and all are most very welcome, and a

special thank you goes to the crew of 6 Dooks Golf Club members who assisted so very willingly in our previous cleanup in December.It is very much hoped that as much of the work required will be carried out on the day as possible, Enda Murphy was most thankful to all of those who assisted in the December clean-up when over 60 intrepid persons participated, despite working in atrocious weather conditions, that work was carried in a great spirit of good humour and camaraderie and he very much hopes for at least a similar, if not even bigger turn out next Saturday, Enda says that the amount of work that was completed on the last occasion was just staggering, and he is once again hoping very much for a similar effort which will almost completely “break the back” on what needs to be done to get our Golf Courses back up and running and in good shape as quickly as possible.

Killorglin Golf Club Results of Mens 12 Hole Singles C ompetition at Killorglin Golf Club 10/01/2015 1st Brendan Murray 29 pts 2nd Jason McCormack 28 pts 3rd Aidan Spillane 27 pts 4th Brendan Murray 25 pts Sunday 31st January Captain’s Drive In at 10.00am.

Murphy’s Golf Society

9th January, O’Mahony’s Point 1st Sean Goulding (12) 45 Points 2nd Paul Corridan (13) 42 Points 3rd Mike Casey (13) 41 Points 4th Gerry Adams (6) 40 Points 5th Chris Collins (9) 39 Points 6th Niall O’Meara (10) 39 Points Front 9 Matthew O’Connor (12) 22 Points Back 9 Con O’Mahony (20) 21 Points Next Outing 27th of February, O’Mahony’s Point.

Killarney Badminton Club

Congratulations to Killarney A won against Causeway with a score of 5-1.

Well done to all who took part in Listowel last weekend, Sinead Galvin and Carmel Hudson runner up in div 1/2 and also Ciaran Creahan and Renee Murphy who won the div 3’s. Good luck to division 4 ladies playing in final on Wednesday. Good luck to all playing in graduates and senior 2 on Sunday in Killarney sports and leisure, a great day of badminton will be had. New members always welcome anytime of year.

Pres hall Monday, Wednesday nights at 8.30 - 10.30.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News U16 Girls Kerry Cup Final Killarney Cougars 37 St Marys 34 The Cougars secured the Div 1 Cup title in a very exciting and well contested final that saw Cougars produce an impressive final quarter with a thrilling finish to the game. Cougars defense remained firm as St Marys again turned over the ball with Kate Stack again finishing a fast break to leave Cougars ahead with time running out for St Marys the

Cougars defense ensured the title was coming to Killarney. Cougars had strong performances throughout the game in particular with Shelly Clifford, Kate Stack, Megan O’Donnell and Kate Maher all impressing in what was a very sporting game and great entertainment for the large attendance.

Senior News Men’s Div. 1 Gneeveguilla 67 Killarney Cougars 97 Our senior mens started the new year with a great win on the road as they overcame Gneeveguilla to make back to back wins for the first time this season.

Cougars started well with three pointers from Pa Murphy, Eugene Bowler and Darren Gaffey to lead 25-20. The Cougars kept the lead going throughout and were 51-45 ahead at half time with Jourdan contributing an impressive 14 points in the quarter. Cougars continued to increase the lead throughout the second half to finish comfortable winners with the result never in doubt.

Women’s Div III Ballybunion Wildcats 40 Killarney Cougars 42 Cougars ladies travelled to north Kerry on Saturday evening and continued their good league form with a hard earned win over the Wildcats to maintain their league challenge.

Best for Cougars on this occasion were Abigail Graham, Katie Talbot, Fiona McSweeney, Caroline Kelly and Emer O’Shea. Next up for Cougars is the Cup Semi final against Caherciveen.

Fixtures Monday January 18th Div I Mens Cougars v Tralee Imperials in Pres Gym 7pm Sunday January 17th U14 Boys Div III Vixens v Cougars in Athea 2pm Cougars Juvenile Academy resumes this week Friday Jan 15th at the Parish Hall. Girls 5pm Boys 6pm Further details on training schedules, fixtures and results log onto the website www.killarneycougars.com or facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

During the course of a wide ranging address to the Annual General meeting of the club held in the Avenue Hotel on Monday night club chairman Derry McCarthy paid tribute to all who contributed to yet another most successful year for Deerpark which included our sponsors. Committee members and those involved the various fund raising initiatives and prize presentations. Particular highlights included the Ricky Kelly Memorial, and the Night Time Pitch & Putt both of whom made substantial contributions to the local branches of Cystic Fibrosis and Irish Kidney Association.

Derry went on to congratulate the players who had brought honour to the club which included Jason O’Brien (Munster Intermediate Matchplay Champion/Munster Intermediate Strokeplay Runner Up) County Senior Matchplay/Strokeplay champions,John McGrath and Conor McCarthy and County Intermediate Matchplay champion Michael Cronin. Congratulations also to Jason O’Brien who has been shortlisted for a Radio Kerry Sports Star award on the back of his tremendous success in 2015. Paul Cronin was congratulated for his contribution to the junior section during the season with a special word of congratulations to Sean Courtney on his runner up placing at the National Junior Strokeplay championships and it is worthy of note that the Kerry ju-

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nior team was comprised of all Deerpark players this year which stands as testament to the work being carried out in recent years in this section. A special word of thanks was reserved for the Keogh family who were in charge of the clubhouse and to the Grounds committee and FAS team who ensured that the course was always in excellent condition for the various competitions.

Derry gave a brief outline of the various improvements to the course and the projected works for 2OI6 and here he congratulated all involved in making successful application for Sports Capital Funding and Community Funding which included club secretary, Fiona O’Donnell, Jason 0’Connor. Aidan O’Donoghue John Keogh and Deputy Brendan Griffin who ensured that the application would be forwarded to the relevant Department.

Club secretary Fiona O’Donnell during the course of her report thanked all the members and the various officers and sub committees for their wonderful work for the club and for their support during her first year in office. All meetings were well attended during the season and Fiona hoped that this would continue during 2016 (Officers and Committee reports to follow in future editions) The following officers were elected for 2016 Chairman Derry McCarthy, Vice Chairman Paul Cronin, Hon. Secretary Fiona O’Donnell, Registrar Sean Kelly, Hon Treasurers Colm O’Dowd and Aidan O’Donoghue, PRO John Kelly, Competition Secretaries Ger O’Connor,and Jason O’Connor, Juvenile Officer Conor McCarthy and second officer to be Co-opted, Gents Captain John McGrath, Lady Captain Sheila O’Donoghue, Development Officers Aidan O’Keeffe and Damian Fleming.

Grounds Officer and committee to be elected at next meeting.

Seniors Outing Last Wednesday’s Seniors Outing to Castleisland included a fine turnout of seniors from Newmarket, Castleisland and Deerpark and results as follows: 1st Daniel O’Callaghan Johnny McCarthy (Castleisland) and Ger Casey (Deerpark) 2nd Pat Mitchell (Castleisland)Hugh O’Sullivan (Deerpark) and Connie Buckley (Newmarket). Next Outing to Gleneagle on Wednesday February 4th 10.15am.

Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Catherine O’Leary- nee Cronin Knocklebede Kilcummin and late of College Street who passed away at the weekend.

May she rest In peace.

Euro Bridge Club

Recent competition results Club pairs competition 10th January 1st. Andy Cole & Joan Culloty 2nd. Marjorie Barton & Mela Burke 3rd. Maureen Culloty & Phyllis O’Regan.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Greyhound bar cup: Killarney Athletic 1-1 Castleisland In a very competitive and exciting cup game Athletic can count themselves unlucky not to be through to the next round. We fell behind against the run of play 15 minutes in. However we were level just before the break with a wonder strike from Shane Doolan. In the 2nd half it was athletic who pushed for the winner with only a goal line clearance insuring the visitors got a replay.

Fixtures:

Saturday 16th January U12 Premier: Park A v Killarney Athletic 10-30 U14 Premier: Killarney Athletic v Killorglin 11-45 U16 Div.1 Camp v Killarney Athletic 12-30 Sunday 17th January Denny Premier A Tralee Dynamos v Killarney Athletic 11-30 Get well soon: The club wish a speedy recovery to Senior player Rob Hunt who dislocated his knee while playing with the B’s last Sunday.

300 Club: Forms are still readily available for this years 300 club draw from any committee member. All support is greatly appreciated.

Thank You: The club would like to thank each and everyone who did a wonderful job restoring the playing surface and the Ferndale grounds making the pitch playable last weekend Killarney Athletic Website: Please check the website on www.killarneyathletic.com or facebook for match reports, club information or contact details.

Contact: If you have anything to add to Killarney Athletic A.F.C notes please contact Alan Daly on 085-1913244 or aland15@live.ie

Killarney Celtic

Table Quiz and Awards Night Support our u14’s in the National Cup Last 32 at our Fundraising Table Quiz for the u14’s trip to Donegal to play Bonagee United.

The Table Quiz will be on in the Killarney Avenue Hotel at 7.30pm, Friday, January 22nd. Underage and Adults welcome.

Table €25. Spot prizes and raffle on the night.

Questions, based on 2014, by Jimmy Darcy and Padraig Harnett.

The Table Quiz followed by Celtic Party and Awards night. All welcome.

Club Shop Our range of Celtic gear has been updated and is now available from the club shop on Saturdays from 12 noon to 2.00pm.

Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 or Mags O’Neill on 087 6451913 for inquiries.

40th Anniversary Commemorations Our Club has a big birthday when it turns 40 this year. To help mark the occasion and to preserve our history for future Killarney Celtic generations, we will shortly be compiling a Digital Archive of club photos, news reports, memorabilia etc. That will require current and past members to rummage out whatever you might have in display cases, old biscuit tins and photo albums.

We’ll be publishing more details here and via the press on the project and how you can get us your materials (and get them safely back).

Results Greyhound Cup: Killarney Celtic 5 Dingle Bay Rovers 3 This was a thoroughly exciting game from start to finish. Dingle went 2-0 but Celtic powered back with a great header by Joe Hurley, a penalty neatly converted by Gary Keane, and a clinical strike by Trevor Nagle. Dingle weren’t finished by any means and came back to draw level but a superb goal by Peter McCarthy put us back in front and Trevor Nagle sealed it with his second goal. As well as the aforementioned, Roy Kelliher, Brian Spillane, Conall Murphy, Chris O’Leary, Stephen McCarthy, Fergal O’Donoghue, Cathal O’Shea, Conor Randall, and Stephen Hayes were

killarney notes all outstanding for Celtic.

Denny Premier B: Ballymac Galaxy 5 Killarney Celtic B 1 A great effort, but in fairness Ballymac showed great class and composure and ran out deserving winners.

U17 League: Killarney Celtic 4 Listowel Celtic 0 An understrength Celtic couldn’t match the visitors – Listowel were superb – but gave it everything they had.

U16 Div One: Killarney Celtic 7 Asdee 1 A brilliant performance by all involved.

Evan Lyne grabbed a hat-trick, with Keelan Deegan scoring twice and Caolan Ryan and Colm Cagney also on target.

U15 Premier: Killarney Celtic 3 Inter Kenmare 0 Celtic made it four wins from four games with a convincing victory over a good Kenmare outfit. Evan Lyne struck twice and Ryan Kelliher was also on the mark for us.

U15 Div One: Killarney Celtic 1 Killarney Athletic 3 We lost 3-1 despite an Adam Kissane’s superb goal, Athletic won on merit but we put up a great battle.

U13 Premier: Killarney Celtic 7 Inter Kenmare 0 Celtic were in scintillating form here, with Daniel Okwute unstoppable and Harry Byrne, Ronan Coffey, Kieran Dennehy, Cian McMahon, and William Shine all on the mark as well.

U11: Killarney Celtic at home to Killorglin Killarney Celtic hosted Killorglin U11s on Saturday morning. They played three games, Celtic winning one and Killorglin winning two – which is of course irrelevant, what really matters is that every player got plenty of game time and every player enjoyed themselves.

Congratulations to U13 player Daniel Okwute on making the Kerry Schoolboys/ Schoolgirls Team of the week.

Fixtures Munster Junior Cup: Killarney Celtic away to Holycross, Limerick, UL Astro Pitch, Sunday, 2.00pm Munster Youths Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to College Corinthians, Saturday, 2.00pm U16 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 2.00pm U14 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Tralee Dynamos, IT Tralee, Saturday, 1.00pm U14 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Camp, Saturday, 11.00am U12 Girls: Killarney Celtic away to Killarney Athletic, Saturday, 2.00pm U12 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Tralee Dynamos, Saturday, 11.45am U12 Div One: Killarney Celtic away to Mastergeeha, Saturday, 10.30am U12 Div Two: Killarney Celtic C away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 12.45pm Lotto Numbers drawn 8, 12, 20, 23. No winner.

Next week’s jackpot €2200, draw in the Failte on Monday night. Tickets available from all club officers. Yearly tickets available.

Pitch Bookings Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area.

If anyone has information for the notes contact Jimmy O’Sullivan Darcy 087 9633397 or jimmyosdarcy@gmail.com.

Check out www.killarneyceltic.com for Killarney Celtic news, match reports, or photos.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

Firstly on commencing our notes for 2016, may we thank all the many people who contributed so generously, in adverse weather conditions it must be said, to our annual collection on the weekend of the 02nd/03rd January, Your assistance is greatly appreciated as we conduct our affairs in 2016 and beyond for the generations to come .It was very interesting to note as well the amount of people, anglers and the non angling fraternity, who commented that they looked forward to the opening day of the Salmon season ,the 17th January, as a marker in the calendar when the days are lengthening and activities again commencing out of doors. It seems very fitting to commence communications on the opening week of the Salmon Season and on that note may we wish all anglers a very Safe Season and Tight Lines.

We have had our AGM on the 07th January and the following personnel have been returned to office as a result: Chairman: DJ O’Riordan Secretary: Mike Doody Treasurer: Gary Fleming Committee: Mike Connor, Pat O’Callaghan, Liam Buckley, Pat Casey, Gerry Bambury, Stuart Steadwood, Tony Sugrue. As part of the AGM, we had updates from the various affiliated bodies and we received some interesting news from FISSTA ( Federation of Irish Salmon and Sea Trout Anglers )presented by their Treasurer Donal Doherty, relating to the massive fish farm plans afoot for Galway Bay. It would appear that after some very effective works by said organisation along with other like-minded parties -BIM have withdrawn their application for the colossal farm.

This has been a great achievement, both for the potential saving on the environment and also the future of salmon smolts on our coast. While Donal did sound a cautionary note that a new BIM application for a smaller undertaking may well appear for that location, it would also meet with a united resistance ably assisted by FISSTA. More local to us as well, a licence granted for a 5000 Ton fish farm in nearby Bantry Bay has been appealed to the aquaculture appeals board, with hopefully sufficient grounds to force a reapplication on behalf of the applicant there and again buying time for Salmon and the Environment.

Our AGM moved a vote of acknowledgement for the great efforts put in by the officers of the FISSTA organisation in their sterling efforts on behalf of anglers and the environment.

A great concern voiced again at the meeting was the need to get more legislation in place to protect the Salmon Stocks and to this end, the club would be following up on the instigating of an exclusion zone on county estuary waters for any aquaculture licence for fish farms.

With an eye as well to associated matters and upcoming training courses , if any members are interested in following up from their initial training with the Children in Sport course, the next level of “Club Children’s officer “ course will be taking place in Killarney on the 04th February, being run by Kerry Recreational and Sports.

Please contact the secretary soonest as places will be limited and we will have to apply asap. We will have our provisional calendar for the year in next weeks edition.

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Bryan Sheehan Nominated To Be The New Kerry Captain COUNTY CHAMPIONS South Kerry have informed the secretary of the Kerry County Committee that Bryan Sheehan is to be their nominee to captain the Kerry Senior Football team in 2016.

The St Mary’s clubman, who previously led the Kingdom in 2010, and who made his championship debut against Tipperary back in 2005, has made 60 championship appearances in the green and gold for Kerry scoring a whopping 6 goals and 153 points.

The nomination will be ratified at the next meeting of the Kerry County Committee.

all by the end of the first quarter. A penalty by Kerry minor Michael Foley saw Spa lead by 1-6 to 0-5 at the break. Denis Daly with a goal, and a point from Bryan Sheehan, had the sides level on the resumption but with Michael O’Donoghue and Dara Moynihan in fine form, Spa added on the winning points.

Spa and John Mitchels will now meet in the final of the promotion playoff this weekend with the winners joining Templenoe and Kenmare in Division 1.

Dr Crokes win Under 21 Club Football Championship Bryan Sheehan. Picture: Sportsfile

Understrength Kerry go down to Clare in McGrath Cup

A largely experimental Kerry side, that contained none of the All Ireland match day squad, went down to Clare by three points in their opening game of the McGrath Cup before 805 spectators at Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday last.

Kerry had the better of the first half after which they held a four points lead, but a much improved second half performance from the Bannermen was too much for the home side and the visitors ran Kerry, who have no chance of making the final of the competition will now play Tipperary on Sunday next in Tipperary Town in Round 2 at 2pm.

With the opening round of the Allianz Football League against Dublin just over two weeks away, Kerry returned to full training on Tuesday of this week and among those that will be part of the panel for the first two game, away to Dublin and at home to Roscommon, will be the ex Kerry Minor duo of Brian Ó Beaglaoich (An Ghaeltacht) and Tom O’Sullivan of Dingle.

upsetting the formbook to get the better of Rathmore and St Marys respectively on Sunday last.

John Mitchels 2-8 Rathmore 0-12

John Mitchels needed extra time to dispose of Rathmore at Finuge (2-8 to 0-12).

Rathmore got the better start and led by five points to two at the end of the first quarter but a goal from Alan O’Donoghue saw Mitchels go in at the break on level terms, 1-4 to 0-7. The sides were still level at the three quarter stage and the game went to extra time when they finished all square after 60 minutes, 1-8 to 0-11. There was no further scoring during the first ten minute but a goal from George Bastible worked the oracle for the Tralee side during the second period.

Spa 1-11 St Marys 1-8

John Mitchels and Spa have qualified for the final of the Credit Union Senior Football League Division 2 playoff when

Spa brought the St Marys winning streak to an end at Farranfore when upsetting the odds to record a deserved threepoint victory, 1-11 to 1-8. Indeed it was Spa who inflicted the last competitive defeat on the Caherciveen side way back in Round 4 of the League last May. Spa got the better start and led by three points to one after nine minutes but Mary’s fought back to level three points

Mid Kerry

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John Mitchels and Spa in Division 2 Promotion Playoff Final

MID KERRY SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RE-FIXTURE (Michael O’Connor Memorial Cup) between Glenbeigh/Glencar and Milltown/Castlemaine will be played Sunday next 17th at 2pm in J P O’Sullivan Park Killorglin (replay in the event of a draw on Sunday 24th Jan) MID KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REPLAY Between Milltown/Castlemaine and Laune Rangers is fixed for Sunday 24th January at 2pm in Beaufort barring a draw in the Senior Championship Final if this happens then Minor Championship Final Replay will be played on Sunday 31st January at 2pm in Beaufort (extra time in the event of a draw).

MID KERRY AGM Will be held in Beaufort GAA Club House on Thursday 28th January at 7.30pm.

All nominations and motions have to be in to the Mid Kerry Sec by email or post on or before Friday next 15th January.

Lotto: The December lotto was held on Sunday January 3rd in the Brown Flesk Inn. The Jackpot was not won.

The winning numbers were 7, 17, 19, 22. Next draw will take place in the Riverside Inn Currans on Sunday January 31st for a jackpot of €3,800.

Tickets can be had from all the usual outlets or from any player.

G.A.A. National Club Draw: Just to remind you the club are selling tickets at present for the national draw. This draw is for clubs only and all of the money raised by the club through the sale of the tickets can be kept in the club. There are fourteen prizes in all and, they are as follows 1st prize An Opel Corsa, 2nd - 8th are All Ireland Final packages in Hurling or Football for two people with overnight accommodation and evening meal, 9th and 10th are Shopping Vouchers valued €1,000 each, 11th-14th are All Ireland packages again for two people with overnight accommodation and evening meal.

Tickets can be had from any officer or player at a cost of €10-00 each and any ticket purchased will help the club

Dr Crokes are the Acorn Life county Under 21 Club Champions following a seven points victory over Annascaul/Lispole/ Castlegregory at Lewis Road on Saturday afternoon last (2-11 to 2-4).

A goal from Jordan Kiely saw Dr Crokes race into a 1-2 to no score lead after ten minutes but two goals from Keelan Dowling had the sides level by the break, 1-5 to 2-2. The sides swapped two points apiece on the resumption but points from Jordan Kiely and Gavin O’Shea and a late goal from Michael Casey secured the title for Dr Crokes.

After the game, the Tom Naughton Cup was presented to winning captain Gavin O’Shea by Stephen O’Sullivan, Assistant Secretary of the Kerry County Committee.

Kerry GAA Supporters

The Kerry GAA Supporters Club hold their annual social on Saturday, January 23, in the Ballygarry House Hotel in Tralee.

There is plenty to celebrate there too with All Ireland titles by the Minor and Junior footballers and National titles as well by the Senior and Minor Hurlers as well as eight All Stars between football and hurling not forgetting Dominick Lynch’s exploits on the handball scene.

Tickets are available from Donie O’Leary, John King, Martin Leane and any of the committee members.

to raise much needed finance. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

A.G.M. The club A.G.M. will go ahead in the clubrooms on this Friday evening January 15th 2016 at 7.30pm sharp. All members are asked to attend. Everyone welcome.

Dr Crokes

AGM The annual AGM will take place on January 19th, nomination and motion forms are available on Dr Crokes Website and Facebook page.

Progressive 31 Progressive 31 will continue every Wednesday night. Time 7.45pm.

Everyone welcome. Bring €5 and a partner.

Lotto 8, 16, 17, 24 Jackpot €5700 not won.

Match 3 8 by €50. Draw Sunday 17th of January in Tatler Jack. Jackpot €6000.

East Kerry

East Kerry Minor Championship – Division 2 Semi Final Firies 1-15 Legion 3-05 Last Sunday, Firies qualified for the

Kerry GAA Gala Fundraising Dinner in Dublin

The inaugural Kerry GAA Gala Fundraising Dinner will be held at the Hilton Doubletree Hotel, Dublin, on Friday, January 29.

This exciting black tie event will take place on the eve of the opening game in the Alliance Football League in which Dublin and Kerry will meet again in Croke Park. In fact, the enduring rivalry between our great footballing counties will be a central theme of our gala dinner which will be attended by many of the stars of the legendary Kerry-Dublin clashes over the decades. All funds raised on the night will be invested in the development of training and coaching facilities at the Kerry Centre of Excellence Project.

To book a table visit www.kerryfundraiserdublin.com or contact Carley Donegan on info@kerryfundraiserdublin.com.

Scór na nÓg

Congratulations to The Spa (Cill Áirne) Scór na nÓg Rince Seit team that was Kerry’s only Munster final winning item in Ceapach Choinn on Sunday last. Their performance was superb! Spa’s next important engagement will be on 30th January in Killarney’s INEC where they will be expecting to bring another All-Ireland title to The Kingdom. The Spá (Cill Áirne) Scór na nÓg quiz team will also be taking part in the All-Ireland final on 30th January. As the Kerry qualifiers, they go straight into the national final. This team also won the 2015 quiz title. An mbeidh dhá chraobh ag Spá Chill Áirne i 2016?

We sympathise with all our other participants who performed admirably at a very high level….Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann standard….but just didn’t get the imprimatur from all three adjudicators!

However, they are to be congratulated on being part of a highly competitive and entertaining Munster competition.

Division 2 Final of the 2015 East Kerry Minor Championship, in a skilful and exciting game. Firies ran out winners, to meet Rathmore in the final, on a full time score of Firies 1-15 Legion 3-5. The Final will be fixed for the first available date.

Eoghan Ruadh Under 14’s Core Work 2016 Eoghan Ruadh Under 14 Core Work will commence on Saturday 16th January 2016, from 5 pm to 6 pm in Gneeveguilla C.L.G. hall. The aim of the indoor sessions is to provide players with basic core conditioning, developing balance and improving functional movement skills and flexibility. All coaching officers have been contacted in advance. Eoghan Ruadh Under 14 club players are getting an excellent chance over the coming weeks to build a solid platform for 2016. Regular attendance will see positive results.

Pat Cremin (Rathmore) will deliver the sessions in Gneeveguilla hall and East Kerry/ Kenmare GDA Vince Cooper will be attending the sessions in Gneeveguilla hall on a regular basis to monitor progress.

East Kerry Board Annual Convention The Annual Convention of the East Kerry Board will be held in the Killarney

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on the ball Heights Hotel on Thursday the 21st January 2016 starting at 7.30pm. There will be Mass for deceased members at 7pm, prior to the meeting. Clubs are reminded that all nominations and motions must be with the East Kerry Board Runaí by Thursday the 14th January.

Cultural Activities – Scór Competitions The East Kerry Finals of Scór Sinsir, sponsored by Killarney Credit Union, will be held in Killarney Racecourse on Friday night, starting at 8pm.

This promises to be a most enjoyable night’s entertainment with the best of the great talent which abounds in East Kerry, on show.

Well done to Spa Set dancers on winning the Munster title in Scór na nÓg last Sunday and the best of luck in the All Ireland Finals in the INEC on the 30th January. Commiserations to the other competitors from East Kerry who represented their clubs and East Kerry so well.

Fossa

Fossa Community Alert A.G.M. of Fossa Community Alert will be held in The Travel Inn Hotel on Friday 22nd January at 8pm. Everybody welcome.

Lotto 10th January 2016 Numbers drawn were 1, 4, 10, 11. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €4,800. Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, The Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Foley’s Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and Committee members.

Board na nÓg AGM The Board na nÓg AGM will be held in the clubhouse this Thursday, 15th January at 8pm, everybody is invited to attend and we hope for a big turnout as all the plans for the year ahead are laid out at this meeting.

Congratulations Congratulations to our Fossa girls Erica McGlynn, Grace Cahillane, Ciara Griffin, Shelly Clifford and Captain, Anna O’ Reilly who helped Killarney Cougars U-16 Girls to victory in the Cup Final over St Marys, Castleisland last weekend.

This was a great win, well done to all the girls involved and also to their coach, Mike Cahillane who deserves great credit for success.

Astroturf All Weather Pitch All weather pitch @ Fossa National School.

Opening hrs.

Monday/ Friday 4pm/10pm, Saturday/Sunday 10am/10pm. All types of sport are played on this floodlit pitch.

Now taking bookings for birthday parties. Contact Ger O’Connor 083 4228977 or email fossaweatherpitch@ gmail.com Sympathy Fossa GAA Club extends its sympathy to Norma Talbot and her family of Aghadoe on the death of her sister, Catherine O’Leary (nee Cronin), Knocklebede, Kilcummin and late of College Street, Killarney. Ár dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

Fossa Notes If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email information to John O’Neill at pro. fossa.kerry@gaa.ie.

Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.

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Glenflesk

AGM: The AGM of Glenflesk GAA club will take place in the first week of February.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: The latest Glenflesk Lotto draw was held on Monday the 4th of January 2016, in the Kerry Way. Jackpot: €8,400. Numbers drawn: 7, 9, 14, 22. No Winner. Next draw will take place in Spillane’s on January 18th, Jackpot €8,600.

GLENFLESK COMHALTAS: The Christmas Concert was held in St. Agatha’s Community Centre, Glenflesk on Friday, the 18th December. This was a tremendous success. The children performed to a packed hall and well done to all of them. Thanks to all who helped out to make the night such a success, everyone who helped to prepare the hall, serve refreshments and teas, sell tickets for the raffle, to everyone who contributed to the raffle prizes and provided food. Many thanks to all the teachers who trained the groups and to everyone who helped out with door tickets, backstage and on stage. Thanks also to the parents and all who supported the concert.

CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Donal on 087 668 7926 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ie

Kilcummin

SYMPATHY We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Catherine O’Leary, Knocklebede and to Raymond Carolan, Inchicullane who died recently. May they rest in peace.

PARENT AND TODDLER GROUP Kilcummin Parent and Toddler Group continues every Monday in the Recreational Hall, - 10.30am – 12.30pm, - €3 per family. All welcome.

For more information contact Catriona Doolan 087-9573877 KILCUMMIN ICA Work-night Wednesday January 20th @ 8pm in Rural Development Office.

COMMUNITY ALERT We deeply appreciate your generosity to our Annual Collection. Wishing all Parishioners a very happy & safe New Year. Let us watch out for each other in 2016!

VACANCIES Vacancies are presently available on the Kilcummin Rural Development C.E. Scheme for an Office Administrator based in Kilcummin and Retail Assistant in Killarney town. These positions are a development opportunity and no experience is necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career. Please contact your Local DSP employment service/Intreo office to check your eligibility. To apply please forward C.V. & PPS No. for the attention of supervisor to the Office by post or email to info@kilcumminparish. com Further information contact John 086-1579381.

VOCATION Maybe you have been Thinking about the Priesthood as a way of life for you?

Maybe you have felt you are being called? You are invited to St. Patrick’s College, Thurles, on Feb 5th & 6th. This event is an opportunity for you to ‘come and see’. We start on Feb 5th with dinner @ 6.30pm followed by some time for prayer, meet others thinking of the priesthood and some recently ordained priests. Stay overnight. On

At the presentation of the prizes for the Donal Considine Golf Shop-sponsored competition at the Ross GC were front, Ian Millis, Jordanas Jonikiatis, winner, Donal Considine, The Golf Shop, Denis Cronin, captain; back, Donie Mulcahy, president, Sean Moynihan and Jimmy Smyth.

Feb 6th there is prayer, breakfast, a brief talk on discerning a vocation, preparation for Mass, lunch, discussion, depart. For more information contact Fr Michael Moynihan PP, Glengarriff @ 087-6551902 or Fr Liam Comer, PP Dromtarriff, 087-2401246 KILCUMMIN GAA AGM Takes place on Sunday January 24th at 5pm. Motions and position proposals to be with club Sec by Monday next.

RAMBLING HOUSE The next rambling house will take place at 8.30pm on Friday 29th January instead of the First Friday in February.

All proceeds on the night will be donated to the Recovery Haven.

SYMPATHY The club wish to extend its heartfelt sympathy to the family of Catherine O’Leary, Knocklebede who died last week. Catherine was a valued member of the GAA Ladies committee and brought an energy and sense of fun to its work as well being a dedicated worker. Catherine will be sorely missed by those who had the pleasure to know her. May she rest in eternal peace.

Sympathy is also extended to the family of Raymond Carolan, Inchicullane who died last weekend and Michael Murphy, Lawlors Cross on the death of his uncle Bill Kelleher.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 8th January 2016. Numbers drawn were 5, 6, 14, 17. Jackpot now €3,900.

Photography class.

U13 Mastergeeha 4 Killorglin 0 The started the new year well with a good win at home on Saturday morning. Two goals from Cian Foley and one each from Brendan O’Leary and Gearoid Mulvihill gave the boys the deserved win.

U15 Iveragh 0 Mastergeeha 7 In this game in South Kerry the boys were the better team. Paul O’Shea, Dylan Murphy, Darragh O’Leary Sean Brosnan (2), Niall O’Connor (2) were the scorers in a good team performance.

Youths Mastergeeha 6 Killarney Athletic 3 In this local derby the boys started

well and played the better soccer throughout. James Nagle (3), Gearoid Kerins, Sean O Leary and Jake Moynihan were the scorers following a good team performance.

Premier A Tralee Dynamos 1 Mastergeeha 0 In this tough game in Tralee the seniors battled all the way with last year’s Champions. The home side started the better and went ahead in the fifteenth minute. Mastergeeha created some chances in the first half with Derry Ahern going closest and played much better in the second half with Scott Mahoney and Gearoid Kerins unlucky not to score.

Div 1 B Mastergeeha 2 Kilorglin 2 In this game the senior were the better side but it was the visitors that took the lead early on. However Mastergeeha equalised shortly after when Damien Breen passed to Eoin Horan to score.

After this Damien Breen hit the upright with a good shot before Alan Brosnan scored with a header just before the break. In the second half the seniors continued to dominate with Chris Keane and Damien Breen going close.

However with 5 minutes remaining the visitors got the equaliser and even though Mastergeeha pushed for the remainder of the game they could not get the winning goal.

Legion

AGM A very large crowd attended our AGM last Friday night at the clubhouse where outgoing chairman Jimmy Reen sincerely thanked all the committees for their ongoing hard work. He thanked outgoing officers, Barry Slattery, Kevin Griffin, paddy Osbourne and Tom Moriarty for their time and dedication before swapping roles with last years vice chairman Enda Walsh .

Enda then went on to give a powerful address to the members outlining his hopes and plans for the year ahead and from everyone in the club, we wish him the best of luck as we also do for new secretary Denise Fogarty.

Officers elected are: Chairman Enda Walsh Vice Chairman Jimmy Reen Secretary Denise Fogarty

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Listry

CHIROPODIST: Paula will be doing house calls in the Milltown area on Wednesday 20th January 2016. Enquirers to Paula at 087-6606585. Cancellations please give 24 hours notice if can, please and thank you.

Photography Class Listry Community Council conjunction with Kerry Education Training Board intend running a Photography class beginning in Listry Community Centre on Thursday evening February 11th @ 7.30pm. There is a few vacancies in this class presently, anyone interested in joining the class should contact Patricia on 089 4540453 or Listry community council on 086 7944494 immediately please.

Milltown Tim Jones (sponsor) pictured presenting the prizes from the recent Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club Christmas turkeys competition to the various prize-winners outside his shop in the Innisfallen Mall in Killarney last week; Ger Casey and Hugh O'Sullivan (overall winners), Brian Maloney, Betty and Robbie O'Brien Jnr (representing his father Robbie Snr).

Spa’s Munster Scór na nÓg Munster Champions Katie Cronin, Gary O’Sullivan, Liam Spillane, Aine Brosnan, Kianan O’Doherty, Eoin O Donoghue, Ava O’Sullivan and Anna O’Connor.

Treasurers John Foran and Marion O’Connor Registrar Tom Griffin County delegate Brian Moriarty East Kerry delegate John Hegarty Scór officer Carol Ann Spellman Hurling officer Tommy Galvin Juvenile chairman and Juvenile Secretary and PRO to be elected at first executive meeting MINORS The minors squandered a five point half-time lead to eventually lose by three points to Firies in the East Kerry Div 2 Final last Sunday at Derreen.

Score legion 3-05 v Firies 1-15.

SENIOR TEAM MANAGER Killarney Legion GAA Club are delighted to announce that,following ratification by the club’s executive, the new senior team manager is Kieran Cronin.

Kieran, whilst playing for the Kerry Under 21s, suffered a career ending injury which necessitated an extended

spell in hospital. Following recovery he kept up his GAA passion by getting involved in coaching.

Having been involved in the background of St Michaels Foilmore’s All Ireland Intermediate success he stepped forward to spend 4 years, 1 as selector and 3 as manager with his native club.

In that period they cemented their place in the Top 4 of the County League Division 1 and under his management won back to back South Kerry Championships. Having moved to Cork due to employment he took up the role of coach with the Macroom senior team and spent 2 years in that position.

Currently assisting Jack O’Connor preparing the Kerry Under 21s based in Cork.

A keen believer in the modern game and methods we are delighted to be

welcoming Kieran as our Senior team manager. His back-room team will be finalised in the very near future.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW The club hopes to send off its roaming reporter around the globe again in the near future where he hopes to catch up with s few more Legionnaires who have departed their hometown.

This time last year the club caught up with twelve clubmen and found out s little about how life is treating them now and of their memories of their days playing in the green n white.

Anyone who would like to see a particular person interviewed please text Kevin Griffin 087 2484394 or email kevingriffinkillarney@gmail.com

MID KERRY SENIOR FINAL: On this Sunday 17th January, the Mid Kerry Senior Championship Final between Glenbeigh/ Glencar & Milltown/Castlemaine will be played at 2pm in J P O‘Sullivan Park, Killorglin.

(Replay in the event of a draw will be on Sunday January 24th). Please come along and support our senior team.

MID KERRY Minor FINAL REPLAY: On Sunday 24th January the Mid Kerry Minor Championship Final Replay between Milltown/Castlemaine & Laune Rangers will be played at 2pm in Beaufort.

GAA LOTTO: Our next club lotto draw for €5,600 will be on Friday January 15th 2016 in Griffin’s Bar, Castlemaine.

Lotto tickets are available from usual sellers and at various outlets in Milltown and Castlemaine.

Special thanks to our generous sponsors and also to our many loyal supporters and ticket sellers.

FUN FOOTBALL: Marcus, Garry, Mike, Turlough and John along with other club mentors are continuing FUN FOOTBALL in the new community hall on Monday nights.

During these sessions, children will be learning FUNdamental movement patterns that are needed for them to lead active lives in their teenage and adult years.

A startling report recently released by the WHO remarked about the level of inactivity among children in Ireland, how sedentary children are becoming and how Ireland’s children are going to be the most obese in Europe by 2030. Drop out from sport is huge in the teenage years due to being ‘bad’ at sport.

If children realise that they are really good at some sports or at a particular aspect of a sport then they can go ahead and pursue that- be it Basketball Athletics, Martial Arts, Gymnastics, swimming…The list is endless and it is important to remember that all sports will complement each other. Gum shields are necessary and €2 per child to help cover the cost of the hall rental.

Further details available from the mentors or on our Face-Book Page.

Kerry Senior Team: Well done to our own club player, Cathal Moriarty who lined out with the Kerry senior team on Sunday last, in their clash with Clare in the McGrath Cup.

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