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Kerry’s young football aces put smiles on faces WELL, an air of celebration has ushered us into the August bank holiday weekend with the Kerry ladies under-16 A team being crowned All-Ireland champions on Wednesday. A hero’s welcome awaited them in Killorglin last night. Meanwhile, we are looking forward to the Kerry senior and minor All-Ireland quarter-finals on Sunday and wishing the players and management every success against Clare and Derry respectively. Also on a sporting theme, the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union seven-a-side tourna-
ment drew to an exciting close on Wednesday; see our coverage on pages 22 and 24. On Monday, Killarney’s Market Cross will be alive with the sound of music in aid of the South Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland and the senior citizens of Killarney. Organisers are urging all to stop by and tune in at any stage from 11am to 6pm to support the cause and join the fun. Enjoy your favourite Friday read and the August bank holiday weekend! EVE KELLIHER EDITOR
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TWINS Laura and Sarah Murphy were the fitting choice to launch the new Killarney Magazine this week as the publication is proving a double success, appealing to both locals and visitors alike. The team at Killarney Advertiser is delighted to present readers in Killarney and from across the globe with what is the town’s first premium tourist publication. A riveting read, this glossy, free magazine showcases our town to dazzling effect and is a pageturningly good read, sharing as it does sought-after insider knowledge and hidden gems. “We noticed that there was no premium visitor magazine that captured the uniqueness of the our beautiful town. It is very much of Killarney featuring local writers, photographers and designers. Feedback has been amazing since we published last week,” said Aidan Quirke, business development manager of Killarney Advertiser and Killarney Magazine. “We are planning for next season’s publication already.” Killarney Magazine offers a wonderful trip back in time thanks to illuminating pieces that history buffs will enjoy (for instance, Breda
Joy’s wonderful overview of the history of Muckross House). But it is also something that will help you keep your finger on the pulse with insider tips and information on making the most of a visit to Killarney. Leaf through the colourful pages to be wowed by or reminded of the attractions that have earned Killarney its enviable status as Ireland’s preeminent tourist destination. We hope we will also tempt you to veer off the beaten track to make your experience of our town and it surrounds your very own. A wonderful resource for the traveller and a handy reference guide for local residents, Killarney Magazine emerged from a pool of local talent and it features leading writers from what is a worldrenowned literary and cultural hotbed. The magazine, designed by Damien Switzer, has been distributed throughout Killarney, including hotels, the tourist office and a host of visitor attractions. You can also check out its website at http://www.killarneymagazine. com
Warning about mobile phone scam and Wi-Fi hacking GARDAÍ in Kerry are warning the public of a mobile phone scam involving calls from an international number with the prefix 0025 44. They last issued a warning about calls from this number on June 14, when they highlighted how people were receiving a muffled call from the number from an apparently distressed woman looking for help. If you call this number back, you will be charged. “It is a scam and will clear your credit if you ring it back,” said a spokesperson. Now the community has been alerted to the fact that the number is active again and caution is urged with Gardaí stressing that you should not ring back. In addition the alarm has been raised about how Gmail accounts are being hacked in public Wi-Fi areas.
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Advanced Cleaning Supplies is a one-stop shop E
STABLISHED by husband-and-wife team John and Olivia O’Keeffe, Advanced Cleaning Supplies has made its name as a real one-stop cleaning service since it opened in 2008. And now you can benefit from all the professional expertise the team has built up over the years. Previously based in Firies, the business is now located in the town centre, at Unit 1, 72 New Street, Killarney, and will have its official launch on Saturday, August 13. The shop is a veritable treasure trove of top-class cleaning products and equipment and once you step over the threshold, believe us, you will be infused with a whole new enthusiasm for cleaning. John has over 20 years’ experience in the cleaning
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business and has a wealth of wonderful advice that he is only too pleased to share with his customers. Even a brief chat with John or Olivia sheds new light on any cleaning problem you my have and they are as interesting as they are informative when sharing the tricks of the trade in their helpful manner. “I have taken my experience through the years and through the advice and products on hand in the shop, the customers will benefit, as I have seen what works and what doesn’t work,” said John. Watch this space as John will be sharing insider tips and tricks every week in Killarney Advertiser. Meanwhile, at the launch on August 13, there will be a draw for a professional vacuum cleaner.
NOT only have the team at Advanced Cleaning a wealth of advice to offer you, but its owners John and Olivia O’Keeffe have also developed their own line of professional cleaning products and tools. A visit to the Advanced Cleaning Supplies shop on New Street is a real must just to see what ingenious products and tools it stocks to help make your life easy and ensure your home looks its sparkling best. In fact, if it doesn’t leave you in the mood for a spot of belated spring clean, we really don’t know what will! The beautifully stocked shelves are bursting with good ideas. “These are professional products and they help us pass on some of our trade secrets!” said John. In addition, Advanced Cleaning Supplies also retails many tools that will make life easier, from its own line of vacuum cleaners and window cleaning equipment to specialised floor cloths. A real piece de resistance is the new floor cloths or “glass” cloths. This is a simple waffle cloth, but it delivers incredible results.
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I have retired from work and am planning to rent my spare room to a student lodger to supplement my pension. Will I have to pay tax on the rental income? Answer
The Charlie Foley’s Bar team, Maurice O’Donoghue, Tomas Kelliher, John O'Donoghue and Colm Foley.
John Lenihan, Fitzgerald Stadium, Tim Ryan, chairman, East Kerry Board, presenting first prize to Charlie Daly of Currow GAA, Tommy Murphy and Der Brosnan, chairman, Fitzgerald Stadium
John Lenihan, Fitzgerald Stadium, presenting second prize to Denis O'Neill with Brian O'Shea, and Der Brosnan, Fitzgerald Stadium.
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If you rent out part of your home as residential accommodation, the income you earn is exempt from tax, provided the total paid by the tenant(s) is not more than €12,000 in a tax year and you satisfy the qualifying conditions. This is called renta-room relief. It applies to accommodation in your home – which can include a self-contained unit such as a basement flat or a converted garage. It does not apply to rooms that are not attached to your home and it does not apply to rent paid by your child. You must live in your home as your sole or main residence during the tax year for which you are claiming the relief and the room(s) must be used as residential accommodation. For example, you can claim the relief if you are renting a room to a student for the academic year, but not if you are taking in short-term guests. If you rent a room in your home, residential tenancies legislation does not apply. So, if you are only renting out a room, you do not have to register as a landlord with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), provide a rent book to the tenant or ensure that the accommodation meets any minimum physical standards. However, if you rent out a self-contained unit such as a basement flat, the legislation does apply. The gross income you get cannot be more than €12,000 in a tax year. This includes sums that the tenant pays to you for food, utilities, laundry or similar goods and services. When you are working out whether the gross income is more than this limit, you cannot deduct any costs that you incurred in earning that income. If your income from rent and other services is over the limit, the entire income (not just the amount over the limit) is taxable. If you qualify for rent-a-room relief, the income is not liable to PRSI, the Universal Social Charge or income tax. Claiming rent-a-room relief does not affect your mortgage interest relief or your exemption from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) if you sell your home. You do not have to claim rent-a-room relief as it applies automatically. However, if you are submitting an annual tax return you must record the amount of the exempt income on the return. Further information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.
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Killarney gets a close shave FROM postmen to firefighters and from hurlers to footballers….a big-hearted troupe of Killarney folk proved keen to submit their locks to the scissors and razor on Friday. And an appreciative crowd turned out to support them at Shave for Amy at the K-Town Bar which was held to generate funds to help Killarney youngster Amy O’Connor. The event, which was staged in association with Kerry Fire & Rescue, An Post, Dr Crokes GAA Club, K-Town Bar, Sean Taaffe Hair & Beauty and White Bridge Manor Residents, saw volunteers unveil a whole new look on the night by having their crowning glory or beards shaved. Shave for Amy was organised to help Amy, nine, daughter of Brendan
Brendan O'Connor, centre, father of Amy O'Connor, with Martin O'Grady, who purchased a Celtic and Ireland jersey and his father Cllr Donal Grady, who purchased Saoirse Ronan's dress and TD Michael Healy Rae's cap.
and Triona and sister to Cian, who is suffering from a serious illness and is travelling regularly to Dublin for treatment. “The neighbours, friends, work and sporting colleagues want to help with the financial burden this can cause for the family,” said Martin O’Grady of Killarney Fire Service on behalf of the organisers. The charity auction proved a huge success, with Martin purchasing a Celtic and Ireland jersey and his father Cllr Donal Grady successfully bidding for actor Saoirse Ronan's dress and TD Michael Healy Rae's cap. You can also donate to a Credit Union account, Shave for Amy BIC KIROI E21 IBAN IE11KIRO99219370036236.
Calling all golfers to swing out for a good cause OLYMPIAN golfer Michael O’Leary joined forces on the fairways with a host of fellow golfers to highlight an upcoming classic taking place at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. Michael ‘Seve’ O’Leary is a silver medallist in the Special Olympics World Games and he will be one of a four-person team teeing up on Friday, August 5, in aid of St John of God Kerry Services including St Mary of the Angels, Beaufort. All are welcome to join the classic on that date, at Mahony’s Point, Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. “St John of God Kerry Services provides residential, day service and respite care to 294 adults and children across Kerry,” said a spokeswoman. “We provide services in Beaufort, Tralee, Killarney, Kenmare, Caherciveen, Killorglin, Dingle, Castleisland and Listowel.” Admission for teams of four is €200. “All support would be very much valued and appreciated in the form of teams, tee boxes sponsorship or spot prizes. All proceeds are for the benefit of services in Kerry,” added the spokeswoman. “Fundraising is crucial to allow us to continue to provide this level of service across the county, therefore your support for this event would be very much valued. Please contact Helen on 087-1338702 to book a tee time.”
John O'Grady, Seamus Mannix and Trevor Coffey who were shaved by Sean Taaffe, Shane Fitzgerald and Shane McCarthy at the Shave for Amy charity event at the K-Town Bar on Friday night. PICTUREs: EAMONN KEOGH
Bank holiday busking at Market Cross KILLARNEY’S Market Cross is always alive with the sound of music at this time of year but especially every August bank holiday Monday. Some 28 years ago a troupe of local musicians decided to strike up at the town centre location and so began a tuneful tradition. “They were looking to try and help fundraise for the South Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland and the senior citizens of Killarney,” said organiser Ray O’Callaghan, of MS South Kerry. “It grew year on year and it has raised thousands for both these worthwhile causes and makes the lives of our members and their families a bit easier.” This coming bank holiday Monday, August 1, the annual charity busking event will unfold from 11am to 6pm. “Local musicians are giving up their free time for the day in aid of MS South Kerry and Senior Citizens Killarney,” said Ray. “Please join us for fun-filled day of music and song.”
Sean Hanly, Liam Healy, Damian McCarthy, Mike O'Sullivan, Helen O'Connor, Angie Kissane, Brendan Brosnan, Denis Guerin and Michael O'Leary launch the golf classic which takes place on Friday, August 5, at Mahony's Point, Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD
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MAN DIES IN TRAGIC FALL ON REEKS Team equipment being lowered from the helicopter at Carrantuohill.
Reverend Simon Lumby appointed archdeacon THE Rector of Killarney Reverend Simon Lumby has been appointed the new archdeacon of Limerick, Ardfert and Aghadoe with immediate effect. Bishop Kenneth Kearon of Limerick & Killaloe (Church of Ireland) has made the New Archdeacon Simon Lumby. announcement following the recent retirement of the Venerable Susan Watterson (Archdeacon of Limerick, Aghadoe & Ardfert and also Rector of Tralee). The Venerable Simon said: “This is a substantial appointment and a great honour for the work of our church and indeed to the town of Killarney. I’m looking forward to serving the counties of Kerry and Limerick in this important ministry.” Reverend Lumby’s installation as archdeacon will take place in St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, during evensong on Sunday, September 18. Bishop Kenneth said he was delighted that Simon has agreed to undertake this important responsibility in the diocese. “He brings a wealth of experience to this role,” he said. The Venerable Simon will have responsibility for overseeing the management of the Church of Ireland’s ministry in the counties of Kerry and Limerick. He will remain as Rector of Killarney. The Church of Ireland Diocese covers a large area including Kerry, Limerick, Clare and Tipperary North. Ven Simon’s role encompasses the ancient Dioceses of Ardfert, Aghadoe, Limerick and Emly.
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GARDAÍ are trying to contact family members of a climber who tragically fell to his death on Carrantuohill on Saturday. The man’s body was recovered after Kerry Mountain Rescue Team (KMRT) was alerted by a group of walkers. The walkers spotted what appeared to be someone falling at the northern face of the peak at around 2pm and promptly contacted the recue team, which joined forces with the Shannon-based Coastguard helicopter. The helicopter identified where the fallen walker was, but was unable to reach him. “The rescue team met the helicopter at the Hag’s Glen where, over a couple of flights, team members and equipment were transferred by helicopter to nearer where the man had fallen,” Allan Wallace of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team told the Killarney Advertiser. After technical climbing, involving ropes, the team reached the spot. The man’s body was stretchered off the cliff and KMRT met Gardaí at 9pm on Saturday night. There have been a number of serious falls on the descent from Carrantuohill in the last month, added the KMRT spokesman, urging caution on the peak. Valentia Coastguard co-ordinated the search and recovery operation by the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team and the Shannonbased Coastguard helicopter. The deceased Tipperary man, whose name is not being released until all family members were contacted, was reported to have been an experienced climber. Aged in his 60s, the man did not have ID on him when he fell, which delayed the identification process, with a dental examination being required.
Killarney Credit Union advises on back to school planning “AVOID moneylenders, shop around and plan a budget.” That’s the key advice from Killarney Credit Union when it comes to addressing backto-school costs. Research undertaken in June 2016 by the Irish League of Credit Union indicated that back-to-school costs negatively impact 26% of household bill payments with 13% of parents saying they will have to sacrifice spending on food to cover these costs. Helen Courtney Power, business development officer with Killarney
Credit Union, said: “We are very aware of the increased costs that families are facing when returning children to school after the holidays, we recommend that you plan early by making out a budget, shopping for deals in local retailers and avoid door step credit at all costs. “We offer personal micro credit loans for smaller amounts which can be repaid through the household budget scheme or you can also look at our standard education loans for members.”
Garda warning about green Toyota minibus GARDAÍ in Killarney have urged the public to be on the lookout for a green Toyota Minibus. The vehicle has a registration featuring 00D. If you have any information on the above contact Killarney Garda Station on 064-6631222.
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Our All-Ireland champions take a bow
APPLAUSE rang out for Kerry’s All-Ireland champions at a grand homecoming yesterday in Killorglin. The ladies All-Ireland Under-16 A Championship heroines, led by the Killorglin and District Pipe Band, were given a rapturous welcome as they paraded through the town. The sharpshooting Kerry ladies reigned supreme in Nenagh, Co Tipperary, on Wednesday evening as they took the spoils in their showdown with Dublin in the exciting final. At half-time, Dublin faced an uphill battle at McDonagh Park as Kerry was in full control, leading Kerry 2-13, Dublin 0-5. Kerry triumphed at fulltime on an impressive scoreline of Kerry 3-21, Dublin 0-10. Kerry’s goals were by Hannah O’Donoghue, Brid Ryan and Aoife O’Callaghan (penalty). This was a well-played game by both teams and it was Fiadhna Tangney who won the coveted player of the match title. “You have done your whole county proud and you family as well,” said spokesperson for Kerry Ladies GAA. “I would also like to thank all the parents and supporters who have travelled, we have gotten a great amount of support from all of you all year.”
Killarney Pharmacy opens its doors AN IMPRESSIVE new pharmacy has opened its doors on Scotts Street, East Avenue Road. Killarney Pharmacy is owned by Padraig O’Connor and Aine O’Connor, who are well known to customers in Killorglin where they run Laune Pharmacy. Grainne Moloney, who has worked in Killarney for many years, is the supervising pharmacist. All three are looking forward to bringing a top-class pharmacy service to the central location. Killarney Pharmacy also boasts convenient access to an underground car park on Scotts Street. The pharmacy will dispense all schemes including medical cards, drugs payment scheme and LTI. The pharmacy also stocks top-class makeup and skincare ranges, including Sans Soucis. A chiropodist will also make weekly calls to the pharmacy. You can telephone Killarney Pharmacy on 064-6638603.
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The Kerry players celebrate with the cup after the All-Ireland Ladies Football U16 ‘A’ Championship Final 2016 match between Dublin and Kerry at McDonagh Park in Nenagh, Co Tipperary. PICTURE: PIARAS O MIDHEACH/SPORTSFILE Bríd Ryan, Rachel Fitzgerald and Aoife O’Callaghan, Rathmore Ladies GAA Club, who were part of the victorious U16A Kerry ladies team.
Piccolo has the recipe for success FRESH Italian pizza is tempting palates in Killarney thanks to the wonderful Piccolo Pizza on Beech Road. Pizza chef Luca Iacomino hails from Naples, the home of pizza and he joins forces with Stephen O’Brien, of Dingle, who opened Piccolo in recent months. “Buying by the slice is the central concept,” said Stephen. “With Luca on board, we offer the authentic Italian pizza and all our ingredients are fresh.” In addition, the pizzeria provides a small artisan retail section and deli with Italian gourmet specialities. As well as the amazing food on offer, you can quench your thirst with Granita drinks, a delicious fresh fruit and crushed ice combination. Italian desserts including cakes are also on the menu, as are specialist coffees,
lattes, hot chocolate and espresso. The name Piccolo comes from the Italian word for small or little and it is because of the bijou nature of the venue that it was chosen. Piccolo is also running a delivery services and catering service for parties of all
kinds, including Christmas parties. “We offer sweet food, breads and salads as well as a whole range of party food,” said Stephen. “We will tailor the service to suit your requirements and budget.” Contact Piccolo Pizza on 064-6638626.
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KILLARNEY CREDIT UNION KILLARNEY ATHLETIC SEVEN-A-SIDE
Fortieth annual tournament a huge success THE 40th annual Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union Seven-A-Side tournament was hugely successful. Players and spectators alike were delighted with the thrillers served up in Woodlawn. The 40th celebration of the tournament and awards night takes place tonight, Friday, July 29, from 8pm to late in McSorley’s Bar, with the awards presentation at 9pm for the premier, reserve and over-35 winners. Everyone is welcome to this social night as the club will have some interesting memorabilia on display. Killarney Athletic AFC would like to thank its sponsors Killarney Credit Union and its
representatives Pat Delaney, Emma Looney and Stephen Darmody who were on hand to present the trophies. The club thanks all the teams who took part in the tournament and their sponsors as well as Colette Casey, Tom Tobin, Toirdealbhach O Lionaird and Lorraine Fleming and the committee for the well-run tournament. Organisers also paid tribute to the referees and thanked the Killarney Advertiser and local media, and photographers Eamon Keogh and Michelle Cooper Galvin for their fantastic coverage of the tournament. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh
The Failte team, winners of the reserve final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament. Pictured is team captain Joe Joe Fleming receiving the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney. Also included are Killarney Athletic Chairman Michael O'Shea, Collette Casey, Mary McCarrick, PRO, and Emma Looney, Killarney Credit Union. Joe Joe Fleming, captain of The Failte team, winners of the reserve final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament receiving the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney, right, and Killarney Athletic Chairman Michael O'Shea, left.
The Speakeasy-EZ team, runners-up of the reserve final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.
The Cronin’s Tyres, Castlemaine team, winners of the premier final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament. Pictured is team captain Sean Turner receiving the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney. Also included are Killarney Athletic Chairman Michael O'Shea, Mary McCarrick, PRO, and Emma Looney, Killarney Credit Union.
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Sean Turner, captain of The Cronin's Tyres Castlemaine team, winners of the premier final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament receiving the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney, right, and Killarney Athletic Chairman Michael O'Shea, left.
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KILLARNEY ATHLETIC AFC AND KILLARNEY CREDIT UNION
SEVEN-A-SIDE COMPETITION
RESULTS Monday, July 25 Premier Final Cronin's Tyres Castlemaine 3 Charlie’s Angels 0 Newcomers to the seven-a-side ensured an exciting Premier final in good weather conditions in Woodlawn on Monday. Sean Turner, captain of Cronin’s Tyres, Castlemaine, accepted the Premier Cup. Reserve Final The Fáilte 5 The Speakeasy-EZ 2 The Reserve Cup final was equally thrilling. Joe Joe Fleming, captain, accepted the trophy on behalf of the Fáilte team.
Tuesday, July 26 Under-14 Final A C Rolling FC 1 Banterlona 0 A very tight game which could have gone either way played in wet conditions. It was nil all at the break but just in to the second half Robert O'Shea scored a cracker of a goal. AC Rolling's goalie pulled off some fine saves. Robert O'Shea’s outstanding performance saw him named man of the match. Under-16 Final Beaufort GC 2 Benteke Fried Chicken 1 (own goal) A very entertaining game which again could have gone either way but Josh Fleming was on flying form for Beaufort GC and scored two fine goals. Josh also received the coveted Johnny Heffernan Memorial Shield for Player of the Tournament.
The Flemings Taxis team, winners of the O-35 final of the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament. Pictured is team captain Alan Brady receiving the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney. Also included are Stephen Darmody, Killarney Credit Union, Killarney Athletic Chairman Michael O'Shea and officers Don O'Donoghue, Joe Daly, Collette Casey and Mary McCarrick.
Wednesday, July 27 Over 35 Final Fleming’s Taxis 2 Tim Jones Butchers 0 FLEMING'S TAXIS and Tim Jones Butchers got in gear for the Killarney Athletic seven-a-side over-35 showdown last night and it was an exciting conclusion to the 2016 tournament. The finale of the 40th annual event was played in good weather conditions in Woodlawn with Shane Horgan opening the scoreline with a first-half goal. David Looney followed with a second-half goal to make it three-in-a-row for Fleming’s Taxis. Presentations made THERE were a few presentations on Tuesday evening in Killarney Athletic. The referees Anthony Morrison, Paddy Osborne and Adrian Quirke received special trophies for the smooth running of the games. Soccer John received Supporter of the Tournament and a special presentation was made to Jordan Moriarty who helped out every night on the pitches.
Fllemings Taxis O-35 captain Alan Brady receives the cup from Killarney Credit Union Chairman Pat Delaney after the O-35 final.
The Beaufort Golf Club team, winners of the U-16 final. The Tim Jones Butchers team, runners-up of the O-35 final.
The Benteke Fried Chicken team, runners-up in the U-16 final.
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Robert O'Shea, man of the match and Emmet Cronin, captain of the Acme Rolling team, winners of the U-14 final.
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Claire Brosnan and Mark Francis. PICTURES: SALLY MACMONAGLE
Claire and Mark celebrate big day in style
EDDING bells rang out in Killarney for Claire Brosnan and Mark Francis on Saturday. Claire, from Port Road, and Killorglin native Mark exchanged vows in the Prince of Peace Church in Fossa, in a ceremony led by Fr Tom Looney and Fr Niall Howard. The bride’s sister Karen Brosnan and groom’s sister Samantha Francis joined forces in the role of bridesmaids while Mark’s brothers Christy and Anthony Francis were best man and groomsman respectively. The couple’s son Adam Francis enjoyed the limelight as pageboy, as did Mark’s niece Sarah Boyne, who took on flower-girl duties. Helping lead the celebrations were the bride’s parents Marguerite and Gerard Brosnan and the groom’s mother and father Mary and Christopher Francis. Friends and family travelled from across Ireland the globe, including from Australia, Sweden and England, for the celebration, with the reception taking place in
The Gleneagle Hotel. “The management and staff were amazing, they pulled out all the stops!” said Claire. Killarney photographer Sally MacMonagle captured the big day on camera and the bride looked stunning in a Maggie Sottero dress. Claire and Mark first met 12 years ago through mutual friends in Killorglin. Planning the wedding proved no problem as the couple had plenty of help. “I had amazing wedding planners in my mom, dad and sister!” said Clare. “They did so much for me!” On Sunday, the celebrations continued at the Old Killarney Inn, with Killarney singer Kieran Healy entertaining all present. The newlyweds, who reside in Perth, enjoyed a weekend away in Adare and will return to Australia next week. • 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
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Claire Brosnan and Mark Francis with Karen Brosnan, Samantha Francis, Christy Francis and Anthony Francis.
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WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE A CAR ACCIDENT By John Healy JP Healy & Co Insurances ltd
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic experience. While vehicle damage can be repaired or replaced the health and well being of all passengers should be paramount. Here are some pointers if you are in this position • Stay calm and try to assess any casualties • Do not move the injured • Call emergency services • Call the Gardai before you move any vehicles • Swap the following details with the other party, Name, Address and phone numbers, Registration numbers, Insurance policy numbers (check the insurance disc) and Licence numbers • If a Garda attends the scene make sure you record his name and barracks • Note if there are any witnesses and record their names and numbers • Take photos of the area with your phone (if not available try to write it down) note where the cars ended up and their position on the road, the weather conditions & visibility, and number/ages of passengers in all vehicles. • Do not discuss liability at the scene of the accident. You are only obliged to discuss this with a Garda or your insurers. Road traffic act law is a complex area and liability is best left to your insurers to determine. • Contact your Broker or Insurer as soon as you can Some policies can arrange courtesy cars and/or a tow-in service. • If you are involved in an accident with a visiting motorist from outside the country, report the accident to your insurance company and also to the Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland, 3/4 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2. Telephone number: 00 353 1 6769944. Website: www.mibi.ie.
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Dr Muireann Quane, Ballybunion, and Michael (Stam) O’Donoghue, Gortdromakerrie, Muckross, who were married in St John’s Church, Ballybunion, last Saturday and held their reception in the Listowel Arms Hotel. PICTURE: PADRAIG HEALY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
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This year’s Rose of Tralee fashion extravaganza will feature all the top boutiques and stores from the Munster region, including top Irish milliners. PICTURE: DOMNICK WALSH
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Just said “I do” at the Dromhall Hotel: Pictured are Mairead Teehan and Eugene O’Neill, who held their Civil Marriage Ceremony and their wedding day reception at the four-star Dromhall Hotel on Tuesday, July 26.
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Crossing finish line in world’s most beautiful road race
Louise Devaney and Eddie O'Sullivan. PICTURE: TREVOR O'DONOGHUE
SOME 2,000 intrepid runners and walkers got off to an early start on Saturday to compete in what organisers promised to be the “world’s most beautiful road race”, in the form of the Run Killarney event. Molls Gap provided a misty start line for the half marathon which got under way at 8.30am. “Competitors enjoyed stunning views of the Lakes of Killarney and the unspoiled beauty of the Park,” said spokeswoman Lisa Daly of organiser Elite Event Management. In the half marathon the first male to finish was Niall Shanahan (Cork) who set a new course record of 1 hour 13 minutes 39 seconds. In second place was Christopher Murnane (Cork), 1 hour 15 minutes 49 seconds and finishing third was Donal White (Kerry Crusaders) 1 hour 16 minutes 2 seconds. The first female home in the half marathon was Teresa Diaz (Spain) 1 hour 24 minutes 35 seconds followed closely by local lady Alison Kirwan (Star of the Laune AC) 1 hour 26 minutes 08 seconds and Deirdre Nagle (Eagle AC) 1 hour 26 minutes 19 seconds. The weather brightened up for the start of the 10k race at 10am. Runners from local athletics clubs An Riocht and Star of the Laune were among the big winners on the day. First across the line in the 10k event was Donal O’Callaghan in 33 minutes 59 seconds, followed closely by the first female Siobhan Daly (Gneeveguilla AC) 41 minutes 26 seconds. “The Gleneagle Hotel was the centre of activity where competitors were treated to a well-earned massage, Japanese hot tubs, custom made medals and hot food at the finish line. Spectators and participants basked in the summer sunshine at the finish area,” said Lisa. Now in its seventh year the event attracted competitors from all over Ireland and international athletes from America, Austria, Japan, France and the UK. Event organiser Oliver Kirwan said: “Sporting events in Killarney are becoming increasingly popular and plans are under way for an even bigger event in 2017. Events of this size are not possible without huge support of all the volunteers, Killarney Rugby Club, Killarney AC, Killarney town council, Killarney Chamber of Commerce and Tourism, the Civil Defence and the Killarney National Parks & Wildlife Service.”
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Niall Shanahan, first man home in the Run Killarney half-marathon, and fellow athletes in Run Killarney. PICTURE: TREVOR O'DONOGHUE
John Sweeney, Glenbeigh. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ
Donal White, Listowel, third, Run Killarney. PICTURE: TREVOR O'DONOGHUE
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Ger Daly competing in Run Killarney.
Monika Geviliea, Killarney. PICTURE: TREVOR O'DONOGHUE
Martin Crowley, Killarney. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ
Competitors were all smiles as they enjoyed "the world's most beautiful road race". PICTURE: TREVOR O'DONOGHUE
Denis Keane, Killarney. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ
Competitors pass iconic Muckross House during Run Killarney. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ
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Killarney Athletic A.F.C. Would like to announce our senior pre-season start date for the upcoming 2016/2017 season Training will commence on:
Tuesday 2nd August, 7pm-8.30pm at the clubs home pitch Killarney Athletic Park in Ferndale, Woodlawn Road Pre-Season will be taken by:
Michael Lindsay B.Sc, NCSC.
Michael will be doing strength and conditioning plus screening all players pre and post-pre-season on their fitness and functional movement. We would like to extend an invitation to all players past and new to come along and join the club for the exciting new season ahead playing in the Kerry Premier League. We are also currently recruiting a new A & B team manager as well as other positions within the club. We look forward to seeing some old and new faces on the 2nd of August.
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Denise Twomey out with her friends celebrating her hen night. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD
Jennifer Leahy, Michael Leahy, Johnny Ireland and Chole O'Brien out and about in the Kube.
Sarah Byrnes and Sinead Warren out in Mustang Sally's.
Ben Hussey and Kate Tuohy enjoying themselves in Mustang Sally's.
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Antoinette Lynch celebrating her 40th birthday with family and friends in Charlie Foley's Bar.
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Louise Devaney, Tara O'Leary, Fiona McMahon, Noreen Buckley, Antoinette Lynch (40th birthday) Patrica Buckley amd Ann O'Sullivan enjoying themselves in Charlie Foley's.
Jack Flynn, Kayla Whooley, Saoirse Casey, Kieran Casey and Dave Moriarty out in Mustang Sally's.
Lyndy Cantillon celebrating her hen night with family and friends in McSorley's.
Donnacha McEnery, Britney O'Rourke, Katie Madden and Dyon Keane out in the Kube.
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health&lifestyle UNIVERSAL CONTOUR BODY WRAP Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on how you can detox this bank holiday weekend with the award-winning Universal Contour Wrap
THE Universal Contour Wrap is a superb natural therapy, devoloped in America by Dr Richard Strem, based on extensive research into the beneficial minerals used in traditional spa remedies from many parts of the world.
So, how many inches can I expect to lose? Obviously the number of inches lost varies from person to person – and it's not always dependent on how many inches you have to lose. A reported loss of a massive 18 inches on a first wrap was the most successful, but you are guaranteed a loss of at least six inches. Will I put the inches back on as soon as I have a drink? No, definitely not. That was the story with the old type of body wrap products, which depended on inducing rapid water-loss or on the use of vigorous exercise. Clients who are treated with the Universal Contour
Wrap™ are actively encouraged to drink water, both after treatment and in the weeks following.
So I won't actually lose weight having a Contour Wrap? As it is toxins rather than fat that are being removed, any actual weight loss will be minimal. The Universal Contour Wrap™ is an inch loss rather than a weight loss treatment – you will see the change in your post-wrap shape and feel it in your clothes.
Does the Universal Contour Wrap improve the appearance of cellulite? Yes it does – the appearance of cellulite is improved by the removal of toxins from between the fat cells and the stimulation of the lymphatic system brought about by the Contour Wrap and by the skin tightening effect which reduces visible dimpling. For further information call Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on 0646632966.
DID YOU KNOW THAT 27 PEOPLE DIE OF HEART ATTACK IN IRELAND EVERY DAY?
HEARTWAVE CARDIO SCREENING is returning to Kerry with the revolutionary Bpro pulse wave analysis device, providing affordable and accurate heart and artery screenings. The Bpro and A-Pulse Casp has been developed by Healthstats in Singapore and can calculate a person’s central aortic systolic pressure (CASP – blood pressure closest to the heart) accurately and non-invasively. The A-Pulse has been validated in clinical trials to have an accuracy of 99.17%, as compared to the angiogram. The BPro Cardio Pulse-Wave screening measures the aortic pressure as well as the flexibility of your arteries. Screenings are carried out by a health stats certified technician and a full printout of the results are given on the day which can be brought back to your own GP or cardiologist if necessary. The procedure is non-invasive and completely pain-free. The cost of an individual BPro test is €50 per adult with a 10% discount (€90) for a couple. There is also a 20% discount for groups of 12 or more people such as sports clubs and business screenings. Heartfelt Cardio Screening will bring the Bpro to the following venues in Kerry over the next few weeks: Thursday, August 4, at The Malton Hotel, Killarney; Wednesday, August 10, at the Listowel Arms Hotel; and Thursday, August 11, Brook Lane Hotel, Kenmare Appointments are essential and are available from 10.45am until late. For further information or to make an appointment, contact Anna on 086413 5555 or Jimmy on 086-2 566 422 email heartfeltcardioscreening@gmail. com or check http://www.bproheartfeltcardioscreening.com/396161076
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At the launch of Hidden Heroes with Joanne O'Riordan, front, centre, were some of last year's winner:Irish Paralympian Niamh McCarthy; Neala Dempsey; Stephen Leddy, MD, Hidden Hearing; Hilary Noonan and Irish Paralympian,Greta Steimikyte.
Joanne O’Riordan and Hidden Hearing Launch Hidden Heroes 2016
ACTIVIST and campaigner Joanne O’Riordan joined some of last year’s Hidden Heroes and Hidden Hearing to launch Hidden Heroes 2016. The Hidden Heroes Awards recognise the achievements of people, young and old, who have made a significant contribution to Irish society, in their community, workplace, family or through sporting excellence. Nominations are now open and the winners will be announced at a ceremony on Monday, September 5. “Hidden Heroes celebrates people throughout Ireland who have triumphed over adversity in their lives,” said Joanne. “I strongly believe that it’s not the disability, it’s the ability of the person, that’s what matters. No Limbs, No Limits is my motto and you can do anything you want if you just believe in yourself. We all face obstacles in our lives, it's only a matter of overcoming them. Each and every day I live by the motto of what I fail at today I will overcome and conquer tomorrow." Joanne is one of seven people in the world born with the condition Tetra-amelia syndrome. From Millstreet in Cork, Joanne has achieved a huge amount in her life. Director of Marketing at Hidden Hearing, Dolores Madden said, “At Hidden Hearing, we are constantly amazed at how people overcome massive obstacles and challenges in their lives to live remarkable lives. Joanne O’Riordan encompasses everything that we celebrate in Hidden Heroes, not letting disability stop her from achieving all her dreams and ambitions.” The nominations are now open and will remain open until August 5. Friends, family members, patients, workers throughout the country can nominate a Hero online now at www.hiddenhearing.ie/heroes, in Hidden Hearing branches nationwide or by sending the details of the nominee to Hidden Hearing Ltd., Hidden Heroes Awards, 3030 Lake Drive, Citywest Business Campus, Freepost F1570, Dublin 24. Nominations can also be submitted over the phone on Freephone 1800 882 884.
Heartbeat shows how to make the most of your mobile
A HUGELY successful talk at the HeartBeat support group meeting gave attendees new ideas on making the most of their mobile phones. Tony Taggart from Vodafone took centre stage at the event on Monday to give expert advice. Tony shared his knowledge of the latest generation of phones; how to use them and how to benefit from some of the amazing apps that are available to help people in their lives. The monthly HeartBeat meetings take place at the Serenity Centre, St Anne’s Road, Killarney, and all are welcome.
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Strike up the band as gala concert takes place in Killarney
Baked cod, fennel and chorizo salad, squid, potato croquette The Muckross Park Hotel’s head chef John O’Leary shares this delicious fish dish
THE MALTON HOTEL will host some 60 musicians from the United States next Wednesday, August 3, for an eagerly anticipated free concert. At 8pm, the Dexter Community Band from Michigan will take centre stage as part of a first-time tour to Ireland. The band, which features 60 adult musicians, will perform a programme of popular band music featuring such favourites as Stars and Stripes Forever, A Gershwin Medley and When The Saints Go Marching In. Formed in 1982 by 13 residents of Dexter, Michigan, the band grew
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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 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 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. 3 Spoon the warmed chorizo, fennel and squid salad on top of the fish. Add coriander cress.
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Grace Notes The singing lesson
Music and singing teacher Grace Foley on whether anyone can learn to sing
AS A singing teacher I am often asked the question “Can you teach anyone to sing?”. I have always found it hard to come up with a definite and direct response to this question and I think I have discovered why. Of course, there are obvious elements that need to be taken into account when answering the question, does the student suffer from being tone deaf? Can they feel a basic pulse? Can they match a given pitch? And, of course, do they have a natural talent? These are the obvious questions but those are not the
questions I am most interested in asking. In fact, despite common misconception, your first lesson with me will not begin with me asking you to sing (which most people are very relieved to discover!). It will in fact begin with me asking one very simple question: “Why would you like to do singing lessons?” I find that the answers can vary a great deal between different people and different age brackets. Of course some little children do not choose to come themselves but most of the time
when I ask them the question they simply respond: “Because I love singing!” When it comes to adults I find there is often something much deeper going on. So many times I have been sat opposite an adult who is terrified to be in this vulnerable position and yet the answer is often the same across the board: "Because I have always loved singing." Can I teach anyone to sing? The answer is no. I can help my students embrace music and go on this journey with them. People will sing, and actually cannot stop themselves from doing it, if they love it, but that cannot be taught. • Grace’s website is www.gracefoley.ie
Kerry London Person of the Year nominations sought
THE Kerry Association London has opened nominations to the public to select the 2016 Kerry Person of the Year. The committee selected London-based businessman Gerry Rochford as last year's winner. “The committee is looking for nominations for people who have made a massive contribution to their London Irish community,” said spokesperson Sinéad O'Sullivan. “To make your nomination, simply submit it in writing or via our social media networks. Please note the deadline for submissions is August 3, so have your say today!” You can post all nominations to the following address for the attention of Tara Cronin: The Kingdom Bar, 229 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JG. If you require any further information, email sineadkal@gmail.com.
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In this weekly column, the clergy and members of the pastoral council offer an update on issues concerning the Church locally, nationally and globally
LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS
LUKE 12:13-21: “One’s life does not consist in the abundance of possessions,” said Jesus. What have you found by experience to be more important in life than possessions? What brought this home to you? “Be on your guard against all kinds of greed.” Perhaps you have seen how greed can lead to trouble in public life, in family life, and in the personal life of individuals. What has helped you to guard against greed? What benefits have you experienced when you were less greedy? The message of the parable could be summed up in saying ‘If you want to give God a laugh, tell him your plans’. Life takes many twists and turns we do not anticipate. When have you found that you have had to change your plans because of unexpected circumstances? What has helped you to be flexible and resourceful at such times? John Byrne, OSA
BUILDING BIGGER BARNS
THERE is a lot of pressure these days to upgrade. Phone companies offer special incentives if we upgrade to the latest smartphone, while car dealers are constantly trying to convince us to trade in our older car for a brand new model. And it wasn’t so long ago that all the talk was about buying a starter home or getting on the property ladder. The idea is that we can always go bigger and do better for ourselves. If we think about it, most of us will admit we have more than we need to get by, but there is still a drive to acquire more “stuff”. The rich man in today’s parable was busying himself with upgrading. Faced with a lack of sufficient space to store all his crop and his goods, he decided to build bigger barns. Satisfied, he then sat back to enjoy the finer things in life, to “eat, drink, have a good time”. But Jesus offers a gentle reminder that, really, these are not the thing that matter. After all, we can’t take any of these treasures with us. Our farmer friend had forgotten to focus on the more important things in life – he had stored up riches on earth instead of focusing on making himself “rich in the sight of God”. What treasures are important to us? Tríona Doherty
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Christ says ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548 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. provides a free professional counselling and support service for
Most parents have to deal occasionally with fighting children. One child has stolen the other’s toy, so the parent has to arbitrate. Parents learn to intervene in such a way that all of life will not be spent supplying such judgments. They hope their children will learn that it’s usually easier to sort things out instead of relying on another authority to do it. The aggrieved brother in this Gospel had evidently never learned this lesson, so he comes to a figure of authority to sort things for him. Jesus, the wise master, refuses to be drawn in. Instead, he issues a ruling that might apply to each brother: Beware of avarice, there’s no security in possessions. I wonder what happened to the complaining brother. Did he seek another authority who might give a more favourable judgment? Or did he listen, take Jesus’ words to heart and follow? Jesus, help me to be content with my life. Help me to trust in your loving care, every step of the way. Fr Bernard Cotter
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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
Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre
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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 renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at Killarney School of Music, Central Point, Park Road. Entrance at side door opposite Acme Blinds. Sunday: worship 11am. Wednesday: Bible study 8pm in various homes. For information: Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Psalm 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch Alcoholics Anonymous If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.
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to this month’s Home & Living. We are looking behind the hall door this month. Hallways and entrances are often forgotten in the clutter of everyday living but give first impressions guests have of your home. We have some wonderful ideas for making this space inviting. My favourites this month are the grandfather clock in our Notebook page based on the Swedish Mora clock. This will add a real wow factor to your hallway without taking up too much floor space. It is priced at €349 from Corcoran’s Furniture. The beautiful green sofa in Get the Look, from Hal-Lou Furnishings, has to be seen to be believed. If you’re looking for the perfect painting for your hallway, Killarney Art Gallery has some wonderful choices. My favourite is Bluebell Haze by Mark Eldred.
Yours in decorating,
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OFF THE WALL PICKING paint is quite tricky so allow our paint experts to take the hassle out of getting that perfect entrance and hallway colour. Here are some of the top picks for hallways and front doors. You can also arrange a personal consultation with all of these colour experts to get your colours just right.
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YOUR hallway is the area that greets YOUR hallway is the area that greets you the moment you walk in the door. you the moment you walk in the door. Not only does it make sense to ensure Not only does it make sense to ensure it is inviting for guests, but it should it is inviting for guests, but it should also give you a sense of refuge and also give you a sense of refuge and welcome when you turn the key after welcome when you turn the key after your day’s work. your day’s work. Here are our top picks for giving your Here are our top picks for giving your home’s entrance areas are stylish and home’s entrance areas are stylish and appealing. appealing.
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Summertime, and the livin’ is easy…
THE living is easy in this impressive residence with mountain and ocean views. This large, four-bedroomed house in Coad, Caherdaniel, boasts wonderful panoramic views of Kenmare Bay and the Beara Peninsula. The property, which has an asking price of €365,000, is on the market with Sherry Fitzgerald Sean Daly and Co Ltd, Kenmare. The property has a southerly aspect and is situated on about 0.7 acres (0.2832 hectares). It is located between the villages of Caherdaniel and Castlecove. The house was built in 2008 with an area of 2,534 square feet (236 sq m) and about 430 sq ft (40 sq m) of outbuildings. The floor plan encompasses four spacious bedrooms with plenty of room for study, sleep and storage, three luxurious bathrooms and a sleek and stylish kitchen that flows through to the dining and living area with French doors leading to a private front patio overlooking Kenmare Bay. It was built to a high level of finish. You can enjoy the beautiful views from the patio area or from the outdoor hot tub. There are a variety of pubs, shops, restaurants and sandy beaches about 3km away. There are many activities such as the Kerry Way walking path, watersports in Derrynane harbour, horse riding and golfing in Waterville and Parknasilla. The old disused Coad copper mines are a short walk away from the house. The main entrance features walnut flooring as well as a window to the south and north and a door facing east. Walnut double doors with glass lead from the hallway to kitchen area. Four large windows and a French door take full advantage of the views. An oak staircase leads to the first floor. The master bedroom has an ensuite which is tiled throughout and features a Jacuzzi bath and shower. Viewing is by appointment; contact Sherry Fitzgerald Sean Daly and Co Ltd, 34 Henry Street, Kenmare, on 0646641213 or email info@seandaly.com.
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Hallways After your front door, your hallway is the first part of your home that you see when you get home and it is the first interior you present to your guests. Too often, hallways are relegated to becoming thoroughfares where coats, shoes, schoolbags and gym gear are dumped and if we finally get a chance to clear that clutter we don't put a lot of thought into their decoration. The right paint colour or wallpaper can brighten and lift the darkest or narrowest of spaces. Take a look at our "Off the Wall" feature to see what our colour experts recommend for your hallway. For instance, enliven your floor with a vibrant rug or runner or use the walls to display an art collection (bought or
homemade). You could consider framing some kids’ art or splashing out on a painting you always wanted – you will see it every time you walk in the door and will lift your spirits! If your hallway is on the small side, choose a mirror to reflect some light, and it's always useful to do the Coco C h a n e l check in the morning! Hallways receive a daily bashing if you have kids so do consider hardwearing tiles or wall panels. I have wooden panelling in my hallway and I've found it much more hardwearing than just paint – a wipe of a cloth and it's as good as new! We've found some beautiful halls and corridor design ideas to inspire you….
Exclusive end-of-season opportunities at Hal-Lou HERE’S an unrivalled opportunity to snap up an exclusive piece for your home. Hal-Lou Furnishings is hosting its eagerly anticipated shop display clearance as it makes way for new collections. We had a sneak preview of the unique and covetable items on offer. Check out the luxurious velvet sofas, such as the moss green sofa and the purple chaise longue. These will add class to any interior. Not only that but try the Norwegian Healthcare highback sofa for size (bottom right) which will boost your sitting posture as well as being an excellent addition to your home. Call into Hal-Lou Furnishing at Woodland Industrial Park, Park Road, Killarney, or telephone 064-6632401.
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Lighting the way FOR most of us, the hallway is a small space and so it can be difficult to add interest to it, as you are restricted with floor space. However, lighting is a great way to give your hallway a bit of character. We have picked some interesting lights to add appeal to any hallway.
Silver hanging lantern Mylestone Interiors.
Duke Lantern, Castle Lighting.
Rawley 4 light F lush light Castle Lighting.
Round elegant chandelier Mylestone Interiors.
Tower 6 Light Cluster Castle Lighting.
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Gardening Up front A FRONT garden can make your home more welcoming. Your front garden is the first thing visitors see. Yet, while many people lavish time and money on their back gardens, front gardens are often dull and unimaginative. With a little planning and some expert advice, however, it's easy to create a front garden that is attractive, welcoming and easy to maintain. If you're short of time, you want it to be low maintenance. It's true that the demands of low maintenance have been used as an excuse for all sorts of horrors, such as ugly concrete paving and thickets of dwarf conifers. But if you spend time getting the structure and design right, you can have a beautiful and imaginatively planted front garden which really does require little weeding and minimal upkeep. The trick is to get it right at the very start, if you're living in a town you want to use the front garden to park the car, but you also want it to look nice, with as little effort as possible. 'The layout has to be practical, but your front garden can also provide a welcome home each day from work. An attractive front garden can lift your spirits, give pleasing views from the house, increase the kerb appeal, and add to the property's value. The width of paths and drives is critical; a path should be at least 1.2m wide, and a drive 3.5m. If they aren't large enough it becomes frustrating, and a pit of a top gear moment every time you have to park your car. Keeping it simple and adding some pots for colour (which can be changed seasonally) gives maximum effect for a little effort agapanthus is a great summer plant and the flowers have a great presence.
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Should wolf-whistling be classified as a crime? SNIGGERS tend to greet headlines about wolf-whistling and whether it should be classified as a crime. In the past fortnight, sections of the media seized on the specific example of wolfwhistling when a police force in the UK (Nottinghamshire) expanded its definition of hate crime to include misogyny and harassment of women. But wolf-whistling in particular is not a major point of focus for the women’s organisation that spearheaded this collaboration with local police. And coverage and sensationalist headlines in the wake of the campaign have in effect ridiculed both the issue and the action taken to tackle it. Speaking to the Guardian, Melanie Jeffs, centre manager at Nottingham Women’s Centre, said: “It’s a real shame that the serious impact this has on women is being completely ignored and boiled down to something trivial. It is an attempt to turn it back on to the victim and suggest she has an attitude problem. When actually what women are saying to us is, ‘This is affecting our ability to go out and live our lives’.” The definition of a hate crime is one motivated by hostility or prejudice towards any aspect of a person’s identity. Nottinghamshire police made it clear that this was not a sudden change in the law, and did not mean that behaviour such as wolf-whistling would be recategorised as a criminal offence, stating: “A hate crime is simply any incident, which may or may not be deemed as a criminal offence, which is perceived by the victim or any other person, as being motivated by prejudice or hatred.” Wolf-whistles are regarded as a benign reminder that women should expect to have their appearance judged and commented on by men – that their bodies in public places are there for male enjoyment. But the toleration of minor sexist incidents leads to normalising unacceptable behaviour towards women. Thanks to one police force listening to local women’s organisations, women and girls in Nottingham will receive the message that this kind of behaviour isn’t normal or acceptable. Do you have an opinion you would like to air on the above or any other issue? Let us know your views at newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie
When to eat... The old adage ‘breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dine like a pauper’ could be the best way to lose weight and stay healthy, Kings College scientists say. A major review of 28 recent studies has concluded that keeping calories down late at night is the secret to combating obesity. Researchers warn that modern lifestyles have led to many people dining later in the day, or at irregular intervals, which is confusing the body’s circadian rhythms and hindering digestion. Most people in Ireland & the UK increases their energy intake across the day, with breakfast providing the fewest calories and dinner the most. But recent 'trials have shown that people who eat the most in the morning experience greater weight loss and improve blood sugar levels
even when consuming the same amount of calories overall. Many metabolic processes such as appetite, digestion and the metabolism of fat, cholesterol and glucose follow a circadian pattern. However most national dietary guidelines focus on ‘what’ people should eat in terms of food and nutrients, with only a few also providing recommendations on ‘when’ to eat over the course of a day. Dr Gerda Pot, Visiting Lecturer in the Diabetes and Nutritional Sciences Division at King’s College London says: “There seems to be some truth in the saying ‘Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper’, however, this warrants further investigation. Whilst we have a much better understanding today of what we should be eating, we are still left with the question as to which
meal should provide us with the most energy. Although the evidence suggests that eating more calories later in the evening is associated with obesity, we are still far from understanding whether our energy intake should be distributed equally across the day or whether breakfast should contribute the greatest proportion of energy, followed by lunch and dinner.” The scientists also claim that people should also consider ‘with whom we eat’, as well as what we eat and when. Regular family meals contribute to healthy eating habits in children and adolescents, they conclude on current evidence. The review was published in the Proceedings of the Nutrition Society.
Sarah’s snap puts romance in the frame LIXNAW woman Sarah Linehan was strolling on Banna Strand last Sunday week when she Picture: Sarah Linehan/ happened across a romantic scene. At about 9.30pm, with the sunset as a backdrop, Facebook Sarah spotted a man drop to his knee to ask his partner to marry him. After snapping the moment from afar, Sarah then realised she had an absolutely astounding photo of the moment. However, she never approached the couple to offer them the picture. Sarah put out an appeal on social media, so that she could reunite the couple with the epic photo. The story hit the headlines again in The Kerryman this week, where Sarah reported that the picture captured the imagination of national and international media. Sarah even got an email from ABC News in New York. “I’d no idea that it would go as crazy as it did, but I think it was that everyone likes a good news story,” she said. And via her post that went viral, Abu Dhabi-based Sarah did succeed in uniting the snap with the subjects!
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Views From Kerry And Around The World Healthy Eating A large bowl of porridge each day may protect against death from cancer, the biggest ever analysis of the benefits of whole grains has shown. Oats have long been considered a super-food, staving off illnesses like diabetes and heart disease. But now a major review by Harvard University has found that whole grains also seem to prevent early death and lower the chance of dying from cancer. A meta-analysis of 12 studies involving nearly 800,000 people found that eating 70 grams of whole grains a day – the equivalent of a large bowl of porridge – lowers the risk of all-cause death by 22 per cent and death from cancer by 20 per cent. It also reduces the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease by 20 per cent. Scientists believe that whole grains help lower cholesterol and help regulate blood sugar, as well as keeping people full for longer, meaning they don’t snack on unhealthy foods. The same effect could be gained eating bran, quinoa or a mix of grains. “Based on the solid evidence from this meta-analysis and numerous previous studies that collectively document beneficial effects of whole grains, I think healthcare providers should unanimously recommend whole grain consumption to the general population as well as to patients with certain diseases to help achieve better health and perhaps reduce death,” said Dr Qi Sun, assistant professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts. Whole grains, where the bran and germ remain, contain 25 per cent more protein than refined grains, such as those that make white flour, pasta and white rice. Previous studies have shown that whole grains can boost bone mineral density, lower blood pressure, promote healthy gut bacteria and reduce the risk of diabetes. One particular fibre found only in oats – called betaglucan – has been found to lower cholesterol which can help to protect against heart disease. A bioactive compound called avenanthramide is also thought to stop fat forming in the arteries, preventing heart attacks and strokes. Whole grains are also widely recommended in many dietary guidelines because they contain high levels of nutrients like zinc, copper, manganese, iron and thiamine. They are also believed to boost levels of
antioxidants which combat free-radicals which are linked to cancer. The new research suggests that if more people switched to whole grains, thousands of lives could be saved each year. Cumulatively, cancer kills around 160,000 people a year while coronary heart disease is responsible for around 73,000 deaths in the UK each year. Health experts said the study proved that whole grains were essential for good health. Prof Tim Key, Cancer Research UK scientist at the University of Oxford, said: “We know that eating fibre, including whole grains, can reduce the risk of developing bowel cancer. “This study suggests that a diet high in whole grains could reduce death from cancer, but it’s difficult to tease apart other lifestyle factors that could be playing a role. If whole grains do reduce the risk of dying from cancer it’s most likely linked to bowel cancer. Decades of evidence shows that eating a diet high in fibre, fruit and vegetables and low in processed and red meat, reduces the risk of developing bowel cancer.” The researchers recommend that people choose foods that are high in whole grain ingredients—such as bran, oatmeal, and quinoa—that have at least 16 grams per serving, while reducing consumption of unhealthy refined carbohydrates. Each 16 gram serving lowered the risk of total death by seven per cent, and cancer by 5 per cent. Dr Naveed Sattar, Professor of Metabolic Medicine at the University of Glasgow said: “The simplest way to increase would be to alter cereal intakes to bran flakes or whole grain cereals – these are excellent ways to start the day but oatmeal would also be fine – and replacing white bread with whole wheat bread is also advisable. In general, though, I think many of us need to eat more fibre in one form of the other and this report seems to add more support for this notion.” Victoria Taylor, Senior Dietitian at the British Heart Foundation said: “Eating more whole grains is a simple change we can make to improve our diet and help lower our risk of heart and circulatory disease. “Choosing brown rice, whole-wheat pasta, wholemeal or granary bread instead of white and swapping to whole grain breakfast cereals like porridge are all simple ways to help us up our fibre and wholegrain intake.”
Pope Francis says 'world is at war', but not a religious war POPE FRANCIS has said that a string of recent attacks, including the murder of a priest in France, was proof that the "world is at war". However, the Pope said he was not talking about a war of religion, but rather one of domination of people’s and economic interests. "The word that is being repeated often is insecurity, but the real word is war," he said in brief comments to reporters while flying to southern Poland for a five-day visit. "Let's recognise it. The world is in a state of war in bits and pieces," he said, adding that the attacks could be seen as another world war, specifically mentioning World War I and World War II. "Now there is this one (war). It is perhaps not organic but it is organised and it is war," he said. "We should not be afraid to speak this truth. The world is at war because it has lost peace." He added: "Not a war of religion. There is a war of interests. There is a war for money. There is a war for natural resources. There is a war for domination of peoples. This is the war," he said. "All religions want peace. Others want war. Do you understand?" he said. He called Fr Jacques Hamel, the priest forced to his knees by Islamist militants and murdered, "a saintly priest", but said he was just one of many innocent victims.
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Holy Cross Mercy Pre-School New Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry
Childcare Worker Required Childcare Worker required and duties will include working across all areas of the Service, including working with Pre School and After School Children. A minimum QQI Level 7 Major Award in Early Childhood Care and Education (or equivalent recognised qualification or higher award recognised on the National Framework of Qualifications of Ireland (NFQ). Manual handling, First Aid and Child Protection Training are an advantage. The successful applicant should be familiar with Childcare Regulations, will work within the policies and procedures of the Service as set out by the Board of Management, and also possess a strong team ethic and have excellent communication skills.
Dromhall Hotel are recruiting for the following positions:
SENIOR BARMAN For Kaynes Bar & Bistro Full Time position – Bar open all year round. Salary negotiable depending on experience.
FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Part Time & Full Time with flexi hours available
All applications to Coral Kiely, Muckross Road, Killarney or ckiely@randleshotels.com
Applicants should apply with Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae & Proof of Qualification. Closing date of application 5th Aug 2016. BY POST - Board Of Management Holy Cross Mercy Pre- School, New Road, Killarney
DROMHALL HOTEL TRAINING & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME We are looking to recruit enthusiastic , energetic and eager to learn people. No previous experience necessary.To train in all departments within the Dromhall Hotel. This is an exciting role that will create opportunities for further development in our group.
The Killarney Oaks Hotel
All applications to Coral Kiely, Muckross Road, Killarney or ckiely@randleshotels.com
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CNC OPERATOR REQUIRED
BAR STAFF
Permanent Positions
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REQUIRED
ACCOMODATION ASSISTANT
CHEF DUTY MANAGER
Please submit CV’s to: The Killarney Oaks Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry or
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• IMMEDIATE START • KILLARNEY • COMPETITIVE SALARY We are looking for a hard working person with a good work ethic. Previous Experience Desirable Email CV and contact details to:
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An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs
An tSeirbhís Páirceanna Náisiúnta agus Fiadhúlra Príomhgharraíodóir Buan Ceardgharraíodóir Buan Páirc Náisiúnta Chill Airne Déan neamhaird, le do thoil, den bhfógra a eisíodh roimhe seo maidir leis na poist bhuana mar Phríomhgharraíodóir agus Ceardgharraíodóir, mar go raibh botún ann. Tá an leagan ceart thíos. Tabhair fali deara an dáta nua le haghaidh iarratais a fháil. Tá an Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta ag lorg iarratais ó iarrthóirí atá cáilithe go cuí chun dul ar phainéil as a bhféadfaí folúntais reatha nó folúntais amach anseo sna poist thuas a líonadh. Tá tuilleadh sonraí agus foirmeacha iarratais ar fáil ag http://www.ahg.gov.ie/ga/heritage/national-parks-wildlife/ seasonal-recruitment-2016/ nó ó recruitment@ahg.gov.ie Is é 3pm ar an Aoine, 19ú Lúnasa 2016 an spriocdháta le haghaidh iarratais. Dícháileofar duine láithreach as canbhasáil a dhéanamh. Is fostóir comhionannas deiseanna an Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta.
National Parks and Wildlife Service Permanent Head Gardener Permanent Craft Gardener Killarney National Park Please disregard the previous advertisement that issued regarding the Permanent Head and Craft Gardener positions, as it contained a typo. The correct version is included below. Please note the new date for receipt of applications. The Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to form panels from which current/future vacancies in the above positions may be filled. Further details and application forms are available at http://www.ahg.gov.ie/heritage/national-parks-wildlife/ seasonal-recruitment-2016/ or may be requested from recruitment@ahg.gov.ie Closing date for receipt of applications is 3pm on Friday, 19th August 2016. Canvassing will automatically disqualify. The Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs is an equal opportunities employer.
The Lake Hotel is now recruiting for a
• CHEF DE PARTIE FOR PASTRY TO JOIN OUR KITCHEN TEAM
Applicants must have experience in a similar position and have a good knowledge of menu planning and food presentation skills.
Applications in writing can be sent to: The HR Department, Lake Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney or e-mail: HR@lakehotel.com
Vacant properties highlighted THE number of vacant properties sin Kerry was highlighted at this month’s meeting of Kerry County Council. C o u n c i l - Maura Healy-Rae. lor Maura Healy-Rae said: “Following an earlier motion highlighting the amount of vacant properties in our county which clearly are not at a standard for the occupation of tenants, did Kerry County Council make any progress with the idea of providing funding to the owners of these properties to bring them up to the required standard which they could retrieve when these properties are rented.”
Public toilets in Killarney MEMBERS of Kerry County Council have been urged to revisit the proposal to provide public toilets at the courthouse in Killarney. Raising the issue at the July meeting, Councillor Maura Healy-Rae said a dual-purpose facility was needed to service the general public and those who attend court sittings. “It is clear the facilities that are in place at present to not cater for the categories outlined,” said Cllr Healy-Rae.
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Castleisland Clinic: River Island Hotel Last Friday of every month at 9.30pm
Killorglin Clinic: Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar 2nd Monday of every month at 7.00pm
Kenmare Clinic: Atlantic Bar Every Saturday night at 10.00pm
Kilgarvan Clinic: Healy-Rae’s Shop 9pm-10pm every Sunday Healy-Rae’s Bar 10pm-11pm every Sunday
Michael tees up for success at Dr Crokes DR CROKES members were on a par with the best as they participated in the club’s annual British Open Golf Challenge. And at the weekend it was a case of congratulations for the winner of first prize, €1,000, Michael O’Shea, with Peter O’Brien in second place. Karl McMahon scooped third prize and David Moloney finished in fourth place. The club is now looking forward to the 2017 Majors.
The Dr Crokes GAA Club British Open Golf Challenge prediction competition was won by Michael O’Shea, winner of the €1,000 first prize. Also included from left are Ed Stack (treasurer), Brigitte and James Whelan, Denis Coleman (chairman) Peter O’Brien (second) and Karl McMahon (third). PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH
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TO LEt House, 6 miles north of Killarney, would suit working couple. No pets, long term. Tel. 087-6380294. TO LEt One single room en-suite off the Muckross Road. 15 minutes walk from town. Tel. 086-3824281. TO LEt Single room, Park Road, car park, wifi system in house. Tel. 087-2315491.
WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. Wanted Professional female, working full time, 28 years old, clean and tidy - references available, looking for room to rent in Killarney. Close to town centre, preferably house share. Please call or text me Tel. 087-4608174.
HOT PROPERTY Our weekly look at Killarney’s hottest properties
‘Roslein’, Countess Road, Killarney NEW to the market is this detached home in the prime residential area of Countess Road, Killarney. Roslein is a four-bedroomed family residence with three reception rooms. It is within walking distance of the town and all its amenities. The property, which was constructed in the 1950s, has a generous front lawn with driveway and off-street car parking. Accommodation includes on the ground floor; entrance
hall, living room, dining room, guest toilet, kitchen-cum-dining room, utility room, study/TV room The first floor comprises four bedrooms, guest toilet and bathroom. The property has a BER rating of G and it is priced in the region of €295,000. It is on the market with Sherry FitzGerald Coghlan, 95 New Street, Killarney; telephone 064-6631892, or 0872668591 or see www.sfmc.ie
Water pipe replacement works set to benefit over 2,500 Mid Kerry homes WORKS have begun on water pipe replacement works which should benefit over 2,500 homes in the Mid Kerry area. The total funding allocated for the project, from Barleymount to Flynn’s Forget, amounts to €390,000 (€300,000 from Flynn’s Forge to Aglish and €90,000 from Coolroe cross towards Barleymount) for mains pipe replacement and road reinstatement. Welcoming the works, Killarney mayor Councillor Brendan Cronin said: “I am delighted to confirm that these long-overdue major water pipe replacement works have begun.” These improvement works should benefit over 2,500 homes in the Mid Kerry district from Aghadoe to Rockfield and from Milltown/Listry to Ballyhar including all townlands within this
Dezoning of land ‘will have devastating impact’ Councillor Brendan Cronin.
area, noted the Ballyhar councillor. “Residents in this area have suffered for years with continuous water breaks and I am delighted to have been able to secure and deliver this funding as the pipe network in Mid Kerry is appalling for 21st century Ireland,” added Cllr Cronin.
Planning sought for housing development in Killarney PLANNING permission is being sought for 94 houses and 13 serviced residential sites in Killarney. Kippagh Developments Limited is seeking to build the development at Spa Road, Park (across from the An Post centre). According to the application which was lodged on July 15, the works include landscaping, amenity areas, drainage, parking and vehicular and pedestrian access. The proposed development is to replace 153 residential units previously granted planning permission. A decision on the application is expected on September 8.
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DEZONING of lands around Killarney and Tralee by the local authority in Kerry will have “a devastating impact” on house building in the county, it has been claimed. Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae raised the issue in the Dáil this week, saying: “I know of 30 people working in Liebherr who cannot find a house to buy or a site on which to build a house. “Will the Taoiseach direct that this process be delayed? It is wrong that any local authority would be dezoning lands in the context of current housing need. I respect the right of people and private developers to build their own houses.” If lands are dezoned, the situation could arise of there being no land available in Killarney on which to build houses, according to Deputy Healy-Rae. “I would be grateful if the Taoiseach would direct that this process be delayed,” he said. Taoiseach Enda Kenny stated that this is a matter for the local
Deputy Danny Healy-Rae.
authority. “It is a function of the local authorities to discuss this issue," he said. Mr Kenny added that he was confident that the authority concerned has made its decision “in the full knowledge of why it is necessary”. Deputy Danny Healy-Rae replied that this issue “arises out of the national spatial strategy, which is being directed by the Government under the Taoiseach's watch”.
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VW certain Meeke will win Finland KRIS MEEKE and Paul Nagle should win Rally Finland easily, believes Volkswagen team boss Jost Capito. As Citroen is only contesting a part-season in the 2016 World Rally Championship, Meeke and Nagle go into Finland ninth in the standings – so will start eighth on the road. Championship leaders VW believe that position in the running order will put Meeke and Nagle in an unbeatable position on the WRC's fastest rally. Though VW's lead driver Sebastien Ogier still holds a comfortable advantage in the championship, he has not won on gravel all season. Meeke dismissed VW's prediction he was near-certain to become the first Briton to win Finland this weekend. But having not competed in the DS 3 since his Portugal win in May, Meeke doubts he can win this weekend.
What people are doing with their high-end cars in Dubai seems completely insane THE United Arab Emirates is one of richest countries in the Middle East. However, like any other modern country, the UAE has its fair share of problems. These problems range from the typical to the truly bizarre. One of the bizarre problems is the problem of high-end luxury cars being frequently abandoned in local airport car parks. A rare abandoned super car – such as this Ferrari Enzo – is a familiar sight in many of Dubai’s airports. So why are people leaving their luxury cars at the airports in Dubai? The answer is actually relatively simple: Sharia law. The UAE, like many Arab countries in the Middle East, observes Sharia law. Under Sharia law, not paying your debts is a criminal offence. If you fall behind on your car payments, bounce
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Revving up for action in Aghadoe at Jimmy Devane Memorial Autocross ALL roads will lead to Aghadoe this weekend as the Jimmy Devane Memorial Autocross takes place this Sunday, July 31. The popular event is held in memory of Jimmy, a wellknown autocross and rally competitor who passed away in 2009. Run by Killarney & District Motor Club the action takes place at Nunstown, Aghadoe, Killarney. The venue is directly across from the Aghadoe graveyard and will be signposted on the day from Killarney Town. “Racing starts at 12 o’clock and should be an action-packed day with some of the best competitors from all over the country taking part driving a wide variety of cars and special buggies,” said Johnny Hickey of Killarney & District Motor Club. Last year’s winner Ian Byrne is set to return to defend his title in the exciting event, which is a counting round of the Munster Autocross Championship. “The track is technical and fast, with some big jumps and precision driving required,” said Johnny. “There will be some fierce competition for overall honours and the Jimmy Devane Cup which is awarded to the fastest time of the day on the event.” Spectators will be able to view the complete track from a safe location. There will be plenty of parking, access to the service area and should make for a great spectacle and entertaining day out to enjoy. Donations on the day and proceeds of the event will go to the Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland. More information on the event can be found on the Killarney Autocross Facebook page. Contact event clerk of the course Denis Nagle on 087-2680257.
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Kilcummin's Tommy Daly who will be pushing hard in his Semog Buggy at the Jimmy Devane Memorial Autocross this weekend.
Last year’s winner Ian Byrne is set to return this weekend to defend his title.
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McSweeney Arms Hotel Royal Hotel Jimmy Briens Killarney Hardware Arbutus Hotel Murphy’s Bar Casey’s TV Audio & Video The Dungeon Cronin’s Restaurant The Fáilte Bar Kerry Phone Centre Variety Sounds McSorley’s Bar Killarney Towers Hotel Property Partners Gallivan Mayflower Chinese Restaurant Reen’s Pharmacy Killarney Household & Gifts Mike’s Takeaway Tatler Jack Bar Urban Heroes Porter House Courtney’s Bar Dunloe Lodge Bar Continental Café Sweater Shop Gleeson’s Spar O’Leary’s Expert O’Neill’s Kerry’s Boutique
New Street
Charlie Foley’s Bar Laune Bar Eddie Rockets Restaurant Moriarty’s Eviston House Hotel DNG Ted Healy Meteor Sherry Fitzgerald Coghlan Sheahan’s Off Licence McKensies Café Killarney Motor Factors Killarney Credit Union Horan’s Health Shop Leader’s Computers O’Connor’s Newsagents Dr Laura Malone
O’Leary’s at the Granary Killarney Tourist Office Horan’s Fruit & Veg Genting Thai Restaurant Tim Jones Butchers O’Sullivan’s Cycles Killarney Medical Centre Killarney Dental Clinic O’Sullivan’s Pharmacy Kennelly’s Pharmacy Blooms Florists Killarney Presbytery Physique Fitness Studio Healy’s Newsagents Stack O’Brien Opticians Post Office The Country Kitchen
High Street
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Park Lane Dry Cleaners Credit Union Cronin’s Newsagents Daly’s Petrol Station Daly’s Off Licence Daly’s Supervalu Hegarty’s Spar Park Road Pharmacy Department Of Justice Horan’s Fruit & Veg Quinlan’s Fish Shop Tim Jones Butchers Acme Blinds Mixor Topaz
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Currow
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Castleisland
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Farrranfore
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Firies
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FOR SALE FOr Sale 3 piece suite of furniture. Tel. 087-6611187. FOr Sale Bosch chest freezer, 0.5m3, offers. Tel. 087-9227944. FOr Sale Brown leather three piece suite, extra large chairs. Solid piece of furniture. Tel. 086-8338827. FOr Sale 2 indoor dog cages, 1 large and 1 medium. Tel. 087-1902594. FOr Sale Clodagh 3+1+1 suite, 7 years old, in great nick. Suit large sitting room. Owner moving house. Also shed full of well seasoned wood. Tel. 087-6926302. FOr Sale Mobile home (Torino model), 31-foot, excellent condition. Telephone 064-6631727 (11am-6pm, Monday-Friday).
AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Church music for wedding and funeral ceremonies- personal and meaningful ceremony. Tel. Helen Kerins 087-9508050. AVAILABLE Qualified experienced childminder, K.C.C. Registered, Childminding Ireland registered First Aid and Garda vetted, safe and secure play area, homely atmosphere, Muckross. Tel: Sinead Sweetman 087-2359466. AVAILABLE Window and door repair, hinges, locks and handles, replace foggy and stained double-glazed units. Tel. Donie 087-9777333. AVAILABLE Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. Garda vetted, Tel. John 087-6801392. Piano lessons Tel. Maggie 087-6961681. AVAILABLE Wedding music- Church Ceremony/ Civil Ceremony/ Drinks Reception. Please visit www. gracefoley.ie or Tel. Grace on 087-6710087. AVAILABLE Boost your immune system, re-balance your body, relax & de-stress. Treatments in Reflexology & reiki. Gift Vouchers available. Tel. Siobhan Dwyer 087-9665881.
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AVAILABLE 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. AVAILABLE Painting & Decorating Interior and exterior. All sanding and varnishing including floors. Wallpapering. Tel. Martin 087-9306943. AVAILABLE Brendan Herlihy home maintenance/renovations. Carpentry, painting, power washing, gardening, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel. 087-9364895/ 064-6643317. AVAILABLE Painting, Powerwashing Spraypainting, general maintenance. Tel. Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771. AVAILABLE For all your painting requirements. Tel. Colm 086-1011567. AVAILABLE Removal Service House, office, local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime - anywhere. 7 days a week, also all kinds of clearouts etc. Also lawn cutting and strimming. Tel. 087-2600407/ 064-6631979. AVAILABLE 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. AVAILABLE Private Leaving Cert Music Classes starting in September; One-to-one or group classes available. Tel. Grace on 087-670087. AVAILABLE Swift Ironing Service, 7 days. Tel. 087-6403442. AVAILABLE Painting Houses. Pressure washing included. www.krs.irish Tel. 087-3960640. AVAILABLE Lawn care, strimming long grass, edging, shrubs and beds. 3 mile radius of town. God Bless. Tel. 086-6633739 or 064-6632650. AVAILABLE Experienced person available for food prep., wash up etc. Hard worker and strictly honest. Free from 5pm onwards or earlier if required. Apply to Box No. 3375, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. AVAILABLE Nurse/carer available for relief work. Nights. Comes
SERVICES FASTFINDER fastfinder update highly recommended. Any position considered. Apply to Box No. 3374, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. AVAILABLE Lady available for cleaning houses, part time or full time in Killarney. Tel. Anne 087-9498446 or 064-6635811. AVAILABLE Childminder available, Monday to Thursday, full days & half days, starting 1st September, Killarney Area. Tel. 087-453 7319.
wanted Wanted Tirolia solid fuel range with fire box on left hand side. Will collect. Tel. 087-9188893. Wanted Childminder required to mind two children two afternoons a week, either in children or minder’s home. Woodlawn/Killarney town area. Tel. 087-2957060. Wanted Childminder, Woodlawn area, 2 school-going children (1 pre-school) to drop to school, collect and mind in children’s own home. 2 days per week. Tel. 087-2383568. Wanted Carer required for elderly person, evenings. Own transport essential, Clonkeen/Glenflesk area. Tel. 086-3958054. Wanted Experienced, kind and caring Childminder/Nanny required in the Muckross area for 3 children aged 1, 2 and 4. Ideally at children’s own home, five days per week from 8.30am to 6.00pm. References required and preferably own car. Tel. Jenny on 087-7955034. Wanted Childminder required for 2 school going children, Gneeveguilla Barradubh area, mornings and evenings, 3 days a week from September. Tel. 087-8513786. WantedHave you got your family reared? Looking for a few hours work? I need a mature lady with a car to collect 3 children from school 2-6pm and mind in children’s own home. Good pay and conditions. Tel. 086-4027125 after 6pm.
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. Found Black kitten found on Sunday last at lower New Street Killarney. Please ring 087-1323902 for more information.
social & personal Personal Pursue Happiness. Ladies & gentlemen from 30 years upwards. Escape that lonely life. I will introduce you to a sincere respectable companion. A new happy world awaits you. Very high success rate. Fully confidential. Tel. Sheila on 087-7680163.
HEALTH Health Forget your fat blockers and dieting, just drink our Valentus Coffee each morning. Best weight loss product ever. Tel. Our office 066-7185789 or 087-2589543.
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Brian McCarthy hailed as ‘representing very best of Kerry’ AS ONE of his first duties as mayor of Kerry, Councillor Michael O’Shea led tributes to FEXCO founder Brian McCarthy. Friends, family and colleagues of Mr McCarthy gathered at Kerry County Buildings for a civic reception last week. Mayor O’Shea described Mr McCarthy as “a man who represents the very best of Kerry” and “a true Kerry hero”.
Describing Mr McCarthy as “one of life’s gentlemen”, the mayor added: “He is a quiet, polite and humble man – but that humility disguises a sharp brain, a steely tenacity and a strong determination to achieve goals.” Brian McCarthy has overseen the enormous development and growth of FEXCO during the 35 years since its foundation – and with remarkable success.
The pursuit of that dream now means that FEXCO employs more than 2,000 people in Ireland and across the globe. “It has been a remarkable success story. From its Killorglin headquarters it provides a range of financial services to some of the world’s biggest brands,” said Cllr O'Shea. He added: “I read that Brian was once asked about why FEXCO would not move to the Financial Services
Centre in Dublin. Brian said (and I quote): ‘This business can be run from the North Pole provided you have the right people. But the view is better here in Killorglin.’” The mayor concluded: “Brian – you are an inspiration to our county and a treasure in Kerry.” Councillor Michael Cahill had proposed the honour for Mr McCarthy.
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in memoriam birthday remembrance
2nd anniversary
4th anniversary
26th anniversary
Hayes
O’Sullivan
cronin
In loving memory of Tim Hayes late of Ross Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on the 1st August 2014.
In loving memory of John J O’Sullivan, 11 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney, who died on 3rd August 2012.
In loving memory of Christopher Cronin late of 47 Ardshanavooley, Killarney who died on the 29th July, 1990. RIP.
Brother No one knew that morning What sadness the day would bring When a heart of gold stopped beating And we could not do a thing. You never said goodbye to us Perhaps it’s just as well For we could not have said goodbye To someone we loved so well.
Time passes, memories stay, Quietly remembered everyday.
You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care A loving nature a heart of gold One of the best this world could hold Never selfish, always kind These are the memories you left behind.
doona
In loving memory of Daniel Doona, late of 19 Coolgrain Park, Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 1st August. Thinking about you warmly, Now that your birthday is here, As you are always thought about, Each day throughout the year. We’re sending you this message, Especially to say, You’re someone very special And you’re loved more and more each day.
Always loved and remembered by your brother Pat and sister-in-law Nora.
A laugh, a joke, a smile or two, That’s how we remember you. No matter what the day may bring, No matter what we do, We never close our eyes at night, Without a thought of you.
Uncle A sudden call from God on high You had no time to say goodbye Without farewell you fell asleep But memories of you we will always keep.
You’re never more than a thought away, Today, tomorrow and every day.
Lovingly remembered by your nieces Mary, Margaret and Eileen.
Sadly missed and remembered always on this your birthday Love always your wife Eileen, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren. xxx
20th anniversary
Birthday Remembrance Moloney
Murphy
In loving memory of Margaret Murphy, Pallas, Beaufort who died on the 2nd of August 1996. Those we love we never lose, For always they will be, Loved, remembered, treasured, And always in our memory. Loved and remembered always, Mom, Dad, sisters and brothers and their extended families.
In loving memory of Bridie Moloney late of Clash, Lissivigeen Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 27th of July. A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. From your loving daughter Rose and son-in-law John and your grandchild Roseanna and great grandchild Dylan. Always loved and never forgotten. xxxxxxx
No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you. Love from Micheal, Ian and Michelle. xxx
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. A.B.
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Always in our thoughts and prayers Forever in our hearts, Your loving brother Mike, sister-in-law Cliona, nephew Michael and nieces Mary and Niamh. Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on Friday 29th of July at 6.15p.m.
Always remembered by your loving wife Ann, sons Dermot and Fergus, daughter-in-law Karen and grandson Culann.
20th anniversary fogarty
15th anniversary O’Callaghan
Treasured memories of our beautiful Daughter and Sister Karen “Osprey” Muckross, Killarney who died tragically on 4th August 1996, aged 21 years. Karen Smiling, laughing, dimpled cheeks, vibrant, busy, scaling peaks. Waving, greeting young and old, face of beauty still and cold. Cycling, always on the go, music, meetings, never no. Work her favourite, aprons white, trays and traffic, what a sight. Muckross rowing, lakes serene, just twenty one, what might have been. Time and tide, days too short, new job waiting, soon to start. Cycling homeward, traffic speeding, father, mother, sisters grieving. Romance, boyfriend, last goodbyes, her moon, her stars, her loved filled eyes. Void of darkness hearts so broken, special person, love unspoken.
In loving memory of John O’Callaghan, 16 Marian Terrace, Killarney, who died on August 1st 2001. You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care A loving nature, a heart of gold One of the best this world could hold Never selfish, always kind These are the memories you left behind. Sadly missed by your loving wife Noreen, sons Daniel, John and Vincent, daughters Joanie, Noreen and Eileen, your in-laws and all your grandchildren.
19th anniversary Carey
Memories vivid never end, on walking sleeping of time not spent. Rest above the lakes so loved, watch forever from above. Anger, grief, great confusion, friends, tears in huge profusion. Nights of sadness, days so barren, busy, laughing, lovely Karen. By Weeshie. Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts, sadly missed by Mam, Anne, Clare, Susan and families. Anniversary Mass on Sunday 31st of July 9.30am at Muckross Church.
35th anniversary O’Donoghue In loving memory of my mother Mary Bridget, late of St Brendan’s Terrace, Killarney who died on the 28th of July 1981. On her soul sweet Jesus have mercy. Our Lady of Perpetual Help pray for her.
In loving memory of Ned Carey, Killeen Gates, Kilcummin who passed on the 30th of July 1997. Whispering I stop to hear if your voice, is whispering in the wind, calling through the trees, to the hearts that never mend, due to the pain of losing you to the Atlantic’s beautiful waters. Miss you, we forever do, your wife, your son, your daughters. Life goes on, a life we all must live, but just to see your smiling face, our souls we would gladly give. Your voice does fade with passing years though your smiling face will forever stay, we struggle to fight back our tears, as we approach the anniversary of that day. So as I sit here listening, for that old familiar sound, I struggle to hear the whispering, to know his spirit is around. T. Carey.
There’s a gift in life you cannot buy A gift so rare and true It’s a gift of a wonderful mother Like the one we had in you.
Forever missed by his wife Carol, son Timothy, daughters Julie-Ann and Lorraine.
Never to be forgotten by your loving daughter Chrissie and family.
Mass for Ned in Ballyhar Church on the 5th of August at 7pm.
in memoriam 2nd anniversary
19th anniversary
5th anniversary
13th anniversary
Casey
Philpott
O’Connell
Casey (Nee Roche)
In loving memory of a dear brother Denis Casey late of Shronaboy Glenflesk.
In loving memory of Dan Philpott, Coolcuslough, Killarney and late of Lyre, Banteer, who died on the 28th of July 2011.
In loving memory of Julia O’Connell late of 1 Castlerosse Cottages Killarney who died on the 4th of August 2003.
In loving memory of Nuala Casey (nee Roche) Kings Park, Killarney who died on 31st July 2014.
A laugh, a joke, a pint or two This is how we remember you. Always in our thoughts and prayers Your brother Patrick, sister Eileen and nephews Ger, Michael John and Kevin.
4th anniversary O’Riordan
A sudden call from God on high, You had no chance to say goodbye, Without farewell you fell asleep, But memories of you we will always keep, And those who loved you dearly, Are the ones who won’t forget. Loved and sadly missed by your wife Sheila, daughters Majella and Antoinette, son-in-law Gary and grandchildren Daniel and Cíara xx.
A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. Always loved and remembered by your daughter Noreen and family. Anniversary Mass on Friday 5th August in St Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm.
1st anniversary
We took our vows together Said “Until death do us part” But when God came and took your hand My whole world fell apart. When I look back upon our lives The thing that makes me glad Is that you chose to share with me The precious years we had. Love and miss you everyday Your loving wife Eileen xxx Dad You left some aching hearts That loved you most sincere We never shall, or never will Forget you Father dear. Missed always by your sons Gerard, Michael John and Kevin, partners and grandchildren. xxx
4th anniversary
Treasured memories of a loving sister Bridie Singleton late of Ovens Co. Cork, Nee O’Sullivan, Tournanough who died on August 1st 2015. R.I.P. To us you were someone special Someone kind and true You will never be forgotten For we thought the world of you. Lovingly remembered by your sisters Margaret, Mary and Joan, brothers Brendan, Tim and all the family. Anniversary Mass in Kilcummin Church on the 10th of August at 7.30pm.
4th Anniversary
17th anniversary
In loving memory of Johnny Brosnan late of Knockmanagh, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on the 2nd August 2012. We think of you always And talk about you too We have such precious memories We wish we still had you. You are always in our thoughts No matter what we do. So many things have happened Since you passed away So much we could have talked about If God had let you stay. Dearly loved and forever missed by all your loving family. Anniversary Mass in Kilcummin Church on Friday 29th of July at 7.30pm.
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In loving memory of David O’Connor Lisheen, Gneeveguilla whose 4th anniversary occurs on the 3rd of August.
We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives until we meet again. You’ll never be forgotten by your loving wife Eileen, daughters and sons, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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. F.
22nd & 47th anniversary
devane
In fond and loving memory of a dear Mother and Father Mary and John Devane late of Mastergeeha, Kilcummin who died on the 30th July, 1999 and 9th August, 1974. We lost a mother and father With a heart of gold How much we miss you Can never be told You shared our troubles And helped us along If we follow your footsteps We will never go wrong. 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. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving daughters Kathleen and Julie, sons Michael and Jimmy, daughters-inlaw Joan and Eileen, son-in-law John and their families. Anniversary Mass Sunday 31st July at 11.15am in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Kilucmmin.
leahy
Birthday Remembrance
Treasured memories keep your near, As time unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on.
Healy
Loved and remembered by Noreen and family.
4th Anniversary O’Connor
In loving memory of our dear parents, Mom Christina Leahy, who died on the 2nd August 1994 and Dad Patrick Leahy who died on the 8th March 1969, both late of 41 Daltons Avenue, Killarney. R.I.P. So rest in peace dear loved ones, And thanks for all you’ve done, We pray that God has given you, The crown you’ve truly won.
Masses offered.
NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART
Anniversary Mass on Sunday 31st July at 12 noon in St. Mary’s Cathedral.
Brosnan
O’Connor
Remembered today beloved husband, father and granddad John Ashe, late of ‘Cooldruma’ 36 Scrahan Court, Killarney who died on the 3rd August, 1999. RIP.
Always remembered by your loving husband Neil.
17th & 42nd anniversary
Singleton Cherished memories of a loving husband, father and grandfather Michael O’Riordan, Late of Shronaboy Glenflesk and Kanturk.
Oh, You whom I have loved on earth so much, pray for me and live in such a manner that we maybe united forever in A blessed eternity.
In loving memory of David O’Connor Lisheen, Gneeveguilla whose 4th anniversary occurs on the 3rd of August. The rustling leaves And gentle murmuring winds Whispers your name to us Thinking of you with love. Loved and remembered everyday by Tessy, John and Danielle.
Of all the gifts in life, However great or small, To have you for our parents, Was the greatest gift of all. Loved and sadly missed by your loving daughters Joan, Bernadette, Maura, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Anniversary Mass on Tuesday 2nd August at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.
In loving memory of Declan Healy Rockfield, Faha, Killarney. Whose birthday occurred on the 25th of July. You left us lovely memories, Your love is still our guide, And though we cannot see you, You are always be our sides. We hear your voice in the lonely hours When all is quiet and still We feel the touch of your unseen hand Guiding and helping us still. Each day you walk beside us We love you too much to forget Someday, please God we will find you ‘Til then Goodnight and God Bless. From your loving wife Mary, daughter Gemma, son-in-law Savio and your beloved granddaughters Izzy and Eloa.
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in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary
1st Anniversary O’Connor
O’Connor
In loving memory of Zoe O’Connor late of Hazelwood Drive, Killarney who died on 31st of July 2015. We the family of the late Zoe would like to express our sincerest gratitude to all who sympathised with us, attended the rosary, removal and funeral Mass, sent Mass cards, letters and perpetual enrolments. Thanks you to neighbours and friends who provided food and refreshments. Special thanks to the clergy for their support and ensuring that her Mass was a special celebration of her life. We gratefully acknowledge the respect shown by Zoe’s work colleagues at St Columbanus’s for their guards of honour, it meant so much. To the staff at C.U.H. and Marymount Hospice who looked after Zoe so caringly during her short illness. To O’Shea’s Funeral Directors for their care and professionalism. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this as a token of our sincere gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions. Anniversary Mass Friday 29th of July at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.
1st Anniversary O’Connor
In loving memory of Zoe O’Connor, Hazelwood Drive, Killarney who died on the 31st of July 2015. A year has gone The heartache the same I hope you are free And the pain is gone. My heart is broken forever in two I treasure the memories I had with you. A loving nature, a heart of gold I’m proud to call you my sister.
In loving memory of Zoe O’Connor who died on 31st of July 2015. Memories of you are lovingly kept Someone too special to ever forget Your wish today would be no fuss Just to be remembered by all of us. Sadly missed Always remembered, Sheila.
1st ANniversary O’Connor
In loving memory of Zoe O’Connor, Hazelwood Drive, Killarney who died on the 31st of July 2015. A heart of gold A life so true Loved and respected By all she knew Always willing Helpful and kind What beautiful memories She left behind. Always loved and remembered by Dylan and Valerie. Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky, Though Heaven and earth divide us, We are never far apart, For you are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts. Always loved and remembered by Colin, Claire, Cian and Aoife.
1st Anniversary O’Connor
Always in our hearts Your sister Nicola and niece Mia. God saw you getting tired And a cure was not to be So He put His arms around you And whispered come to me With tearful eyes we watched you And saw you pass away Although we loved you dearly We could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands to rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. Sadly missed Your mother Mary.
In loving memory of Zoe O’Connor, Hazelwood Drive, Killarney who died on the 31st of July 2015. God saw you getting tired, A cure was not to be, So he put His arms around you, And whispered “Come To Me”. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary O’Sullivan
Seamus O’Sullivan Quarry Cross Gneeveguilla 30.07.2015 RIP As we lovingly remember Seamus on his first anniversary, his wife Mary, daughters Abina and Joan, sons James and Pat & their families along with his sisters and extended families wish to express our sincere gratitude to all who sympathised with us on our sad loss. Thanks to all those who attended the rosary, removal, funeral Mass and burial, those who travelled long distances, sent Mass cards, perpetual enrolments, letters, floral tributes, messages of sympathy and donated to The Kerry Palliative Care Unit. Special thanks to his nieces and nephew who travelled from Scotland. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Fr. Sean Tucker and Fr. Pat O’Donnell for helping us during this very difficult time, visiting our home and for making the Mass so meaningful, to Denis Crowley, Helen Kerins, Katie and Jim for providing such beautiful singing and music, to alter server Michelle Fleming and sacristan Donie O’Connor. A special thanks to our friend Seamus McCarthy for praying with us during Seamus’s final hours and for reciting the rosary at his removal. We wish to acknowledge the courtesy and professionalism of Funeral Director Sean O’Mahoney and Timmy Twomey and the grave diggers who prepared Seamus’s final resting place. A special thanks to the members of the Ladies Committee and the Club Bar for providing refreshments after the funeral. Thanks to Dr. D. Kavanagh and his team at Torc Medical Killarney, Mr. K. Murrey, Mr. G. McGreal and staff both at KUH and Mercy Hospital Cork, Dr. P. Sheehan and the Palliative Care team and Killarney Community Hospital for the great care and attention shown to Seamus. A heartfelt thanks to our local district nurses especially Sandra and Sheila who visited Seamus over the years and were always so pleasant, understanding, attentive and caring. Thanks to Liam and staff at Sheehan’s Pharmacy for always being so co-operative. A special thanks to Seamus’s friends who visited him regularly. Your kindness will never be forgotten. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, we trust that you will accept this as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions. Anniversary Mass on Sunday August 7th at 10am, Gneeveguilla. Will those who think of Seamus today, A little prayer to Jesus say.
4th anniversary Lynch
Sadly missed by Allison and Lucas.
NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART
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. F.
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. S.M.
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In loving memory of Jackie Lynch late of Derrymaclavode Clonkeen, Killarney who died on the 30th of July 2012. Memories are like leaves of gold They never tarnish or grow old Like falling leaves the years go by But happy memories never die. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.
Gneeveguilla Athletic Club
Lotto: No winner of our lotto 2/07/2016, numbers drawn were 1, 2, 23 & 25. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 9, 10, 11 & 15. Next week’s jackpot €13,000 plus €1,000 bonus. Summer 1 Mile series: Yet again a big turnout in Ballydesmond on Wednesday last,the following were winners in their respective categories Male: O50 John Barrett, O45 Robert Purcell Snr, Jnr Matthew Collins, U16 Francis Cronin, U18 Andrew Purcell, O35 Eamonn O’Keeffe, U14 Jack O’Leary, Snr Tim long Riocht, U13 Donal Burke U15 Donal Daly, U9 Oisin O’Leary, 18 Emmett O’Connor, O60 Mike Riordan, U12 Jack Buckley, Female; Snr; Siobhan Daly, O45 Caroline McCarthy, O50 Caroline Murphy, U16 Katie Buckley, U14 Sadhbh O’Connor, Jnr Lisa Buckley, O45 Patricia Barry, U12 Delia Foley, U10 Claragh O’Connor, O40 Phyllis Carroll, U11 Danielle O’Riordan, Couch To 5K Una Thompson. The final round of the series is in Gneeveguilla on Wednesday 28th registration in GAA Hall from 7pm race commences at 8.00pm will prize giving in GAA club House afterwards. All Ireland Championships: Held in Tullamore on Saturday & Sunday, Sinead Warren was 1st in Hammer U17, Shona O’Brien was 2nd in 1500m U17, Gary Cronin was 4th in the final of 300mH U17. Congratulations and well done to all athletes, a fantastic achievement. Munster Juvenile B Championships & Munster Masters: Best of luck to all athletes travelling to Waterford on Saturday & Sunday.
Killarney Golf Club Ladies
Results of Open day Wednesday 20th July. 1st June O’Brien (24) 45 pts 2nd Sheila Crowley (24) 44 pts 3rd Robina Penn (27) 42 pts (bk9) 4th Kathleen Brosnan (21) 42 pts 5th Eimear O’Donnell (07) 42 pts As part of the Open Day the following Cups were awarded: Lake Cup - was awarded to best nett score in handicap 18 and under Eimear O’Donnell. Guards Cup - Awarded to best Killarney player handicap 18 and under also Eimear O’Donnell, Castlelough Cup awarded to best Killarney player in Handicap; 19 and over Sheila Crowley. Loughguittane Cup awarded to best score in 36 handicap; Mary MacMonagle. Results of Competition Sunday 24th July, Maureen O’ Shea Memorial Trophy: 1st Ursula Daly (15) 65 2nd Anne Moynihan Redden (7) 67 BG Kelly Brotherton (+1) 73 3rd Corrina Griffin (21) 68 4th Christine Carroll (13) 69 (bk9) 5th Martina Cusack (22) 69 6th Agnes Curran (20) 69 CSS 71 Next Sunday’s Competition July 31st Men’s Captain Liam Hartnett’s Prize to the Ladies Singles Stroke, O’Mahony’s.
Beaufort Golf Club Men’s Club
For Shane O’Sullivan and Irene McCarthy’s Captains Prize this weekend please note that there will be a draw for partners in half hour slots from 7:30am with a break between 10am and 11am and 1pm to 2pm. Book the slot that suits you in advance by contacting the club on 064-6644440
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and the draw will take place at 6pm on Friday. To find your time call the club on Saturday or check out Beaufort GC’s Facebook page. Ladies times are be between 11am and 11:30am with the last tee time being 3pm. Food is at 8pm, pre-booking for this is essential, a text with more details will follow. Presentation of prizes is at 9:30pm followed by music by Martin Williams. Please support our captains on the biggest day of the year. Four competitions must have been played to win first prize and competition fees must be up to date. Results 20th July: Open Scramble, 1st Jerry O’Shea, Tony McMahon, Eve Bird & Timmy Lyne 28 4/12. 21st July: Open Seniors - Gerry Collins & Edwin Spence. 22nd July: Open Friday - 1st Michael Galvin, Tralee GC (19) 38 pts 23rd/24th July: 18 Hole Stroke (Yellow Tees). 1st Gearoid Keating (19) 65 Nett 2nd Michael Barry (15) 67 Nett 3rd Darragh O’Reagan (14) 67 Nett Fixtures Open Scrambles continue every Wednesday at 6pm and our Open Seniors is every Thursday at 10am. 29th July: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best ladies or gents card. 31st July: Captain’s Prize, stroke, white tees, there will be a draw for partners. 6th/7th August: 18 Hole Stroke, yellow tees.
Beaufort Golf Club Ladies Branch
Results 23rd/24th July - 18 hole Stableford 1st Niamh Carmody (11) 36 pts 2nd Renee Clifford (27) 33 pts Fixtures Sunday 31st July - Ladies Captains Prize. Please ring clubhouse on 064-6644440 to book your tee time. Time sheet will remain open until 6pm Friday. Draw for partners on the day. Meal in clubhouse in the evening (text will be sent with further details).
Ross Golf Club Gents
Results: On Sunday last the Lady Captain’s Medal Prize to the Gents was held. The winners were: 1st Johnny Brosnan (14) 66 2nd John O’Halloran (18) 70 3rd John O’Sullivan (20) 70 4th Peter Wickham (11) 72 Best Gross Sean Moynihan (6) 79 Fixtures: On Sunday July 31st we will a single stableford competition. The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible. Best of luck to Lady Captain, Lisa Kerfoot on her Lady Captain’s Day on Saturday July 30th. The presentation of prizes will take place in the Clubhouse on Saturday evening. The food will be served at 7 pm followed by the Prize-giving at 9pm. Tickets cost €15 and are available for Lisa. Happy Retirement: Friday July 30th will signal the end of an era for the Ross GC and its members as Denis McCarthy will retire from his duties on that day after a long and distinguished service
in the Ross. Denis has been the friendly face behind the bar and the voice at the end of the phone in the Ross clubhouse for many years welcoming members and visitors alike. In addition Denis is a keen golfer and featured in many prize-givings over the years. He will be missed by all and we wish him a long and happy retirement.
Ross Golf Club Ladies
Results: Sunday 24th 18H Single Stableford: 1st Eileen Fleming (18) 37pts. Upcoming Events: Lady Captain Lisa’s Day Saturday 30th July. Draw for Partners. Best of Luck to all Lady Members.
Castlerosse Golf Club
Results Competition played on Sunday 24th July 18 Hole Strokeplay 1st Roger O’Sullivan (12) 66 net, Runner-up, Mick Clifford (22) 67 net, 3rd place, John O’ Reilly (25) 70 net. Result of Mixed Scramble played on Tuesday 19th July best net return, Donal O’Reilly, Roger O’Sullivan & John O’Reilly. Fixtures Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford. Mixed Scramble continue each Tuesday evening draw at 6.15pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents. Ladies Open Charity day 21st July 2016, 3 Ball competition. Winners Lisa Kerfoot, Sinead O’ Shea & Mary O’ Sullivan, Ross Golf Club (46 pts), Runner-up Chan Martin, Rosaleen Kennedy & Kitty O’Grady, Castlerosse Golf Club (43 pts), 3rd place, Breda O’Connell, Marie O’Connor & Mary Walsh, Castleisland golf Club, (40 pts). All monies to Kerry Cancer Support Group, incorporating Kerry/Cork Health Link Bus. Many thanks to all clubs and players for their support.
Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club
We had the privilege of accepting a Trophy on Wednesday last on behalf of the club, presented by Bart and Gerry Bambury in memory of their late father, Tom Bambury, who was a keen angler all his life and instilled this passion in his family. Bart had spearheaded the project to have a memorial trophy crafted in Tom’s memory and the resulting piece reflected both the angling aspect with a leaping fish and also being mounted on hand carved native wood, captured both Toms craftsmanship as a former woodwork teacher and his passion for the outdoors. The former Kenmare headmaster was presented with lifetime membership of Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club a number of years ago and was activity angling with his sons up to shortly before his passing. The Trophy will be fished for in our upcoming competition on Lough Lein on Sunday 14th August 2016. The inaugural event will carry an entry fee of €20 per member and is on a pick your partner basis. Commencing at Ross at 1030 and all boats landed for 6pm. Weigh in at shed shortly afterwards, standard 10” to V applies. To reflect the generosity of the Bambury family in honoring the club with the
Trophy and in keeping with their active fund raising exploits with regard to St. Francis School in Beaufort, competition entry levy will be donated to this worthy cause. Entry can be made to any club officer. Reminder now as well that our annual juvenile evening fishing trip to Barfinny is taking place on Friday night 05th August commencing at 6pm until approx 9pm. Also coming up next weekend, we host a day out on Lough Lein with the Caragh Bridge Angling Club on Sunday 07th August. This annual event is a great chance to meet up with fishermen of the Caragh River and get up to date on the catches being made on that water. As always we would appreciate as much assistance from members as possible, we hope to land for a fry up on the day and the more boats available, the better the fishing experience will be. We will be gathering at Ross about 10am on the morning and any further details available through any committee member. Members are also reminded that we have free fishing on the Caragh Bridge Club Water, on the last Sunday of every month, just ensure that you have your KSTAC membership card to hand on the day when fishing.
Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club
Wednesday Evening Fourball Result of last Wednesday’s competition as follows - Nett Gearoid Cronin, Eileen Switzer and Kieran Fitzpatrick, Gross Daragh O’Callaghan, Colm Cagney and Michael O’Connor. Hole-In -One- Jason O’Connor. Sunday morning’s Stroke play Nett John Kelly (47) Gross Jason O’Connor (44). National Strokeplay Best Wishes are extended to our representatives Damian Fleming, John McGrath, Creagh Courtney, Jason O’Brien, Johnny O’Brien and Hugh O’Sullivan in the National Strokeplay competition in Tullamore this weekend. U16 Matchplay Padraic Loony defeated Gerard Cronin in the final of the main section while Cilian Courtney defeated Erin Moloney in the Plate. Seniors Outing August 3rd Next Seniors Outing will be to Deerpark on next Wednesday August 3rd 10.15am. Newmarket Challenge Deerpark’s Hugh O’Sullivan is in the process of organising a Deerpark v Newmarket challenge on the Newmarket course on Saturday September 17th -Details later. Captain’s Prize Lady Captain Sheila O’Donoghue and Mens, Captain John McGrath have arranged their Captains Prize for Saturday August 6th 5pm.
St. Brendan’s Rowing Club
FUNDRAISING: Our street collection will take place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th August. To all club members, please try and keep the dates free as we will need all the help we can get. If you can give your time please let us know so we can organise for each slot to be covered. CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No.12 Bridie O’Donoghue and 2nd place No.24 Kath-
leen McCarthy. NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session. CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@gmail.com
Workmen’s Rowing Club
Training News Training continues as per coach’s texts. Beginners rowing, U14 and U15 takes place at Reen Pier, Ross Castle every Saturday at 10am. With so many events taking place at this time of year, times are subject to change, but your coaches will advise of same. For further information regarding Beginners Rowing you can call Mary Burns on 086 8098182. Fundraising Our re-scheduled Church Gate Collection takes place this weekend. Many thanks to everyone collecting, and to all of our loyal supporters. Upcoming Events Castletownbere Regatta The ‘gig’ boats will once again hit the roads for Castletownbere this Monday morning, and we look forward to favourable weather and plenty of fun, as well as some highly charged races. Fenit Coastal Regatta Next Sunday 7th August. All-Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships Ballyshannon is hosting this prestigious event this year from 12th to 14th August. Our crews are in training, and everyone involved is looking forward to the few days away in Donegal, with plenty of competition and no doubt, some Donegal hospitality. Best Wishes to the Boys! Birthday Greetings this week to Joe Rudden. Enjoy your day on August 5th Joe!! The very best of luck to Dara Moynihan in this weekend’s Minor Championship Quarter Final in Croke Park against Derry. We’re sure that the ‘ Workmen’s Regatta Burgers’ will fuel your feet on this exciting occasion for the Moynihan Clan!! Safe journey to all travelling. For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www. rowingireland.ie Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’.
Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s
Club Captain Liam Hartnett is very much looking forward to the August Bank Holiday weekend, next weekend, and the staging of his various Captain’s prizes to the Men’s, Ladies and to the Junior’s Clubs over the weekend. Liam is hoping for a full time-sheet for all of the competitions, and a few prayers have been offered to the Good Lord for some pleasant weather, which will make Liam’s once in a lifetime occasion a great success and all the more special.
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killarney notes Liam has given a sneak preview of his prizes to the winners of both the Men’s and Ladies competitions by including the images of those prizes on the reception tickets that he has had specially printed for the evening’s festivities. They are paintings that have been specially commissioned from local artist and Golf Club member Paul Downey, depicting the 16th hole and the 15th hole on Mahony’s Point for the Men’s and Ladies Club’s respectively, and the worthy winners will both have beautiful reminders of their winning scores to adorn a special place in their homes. The festivities on Sunday evening will commence with a drinks reception at 7.00pm followed by a buffet until 9.00pm approx which will cost you €15.00 per person, The Men’s Club Choir will entertain us with their renditions of some of their repertoire, and they will be followed by a guest appearance of “Celtic Steps” who will be followed by music and dancing ‘til late, so a great evening for all is guaranteed, and the tickets are available at the Club House bar. Sunday the 24th of July competition was the away-day at Ballybunion
played on the Cashen Course. The winner Liam Healy who has, only this year, become a member of the Men’s Committee says that it has worked wonders for his golf game, and he won by a country mile, with an excellent score of 38 points, so much so, that Liam was the only competitor to have had a handicap reduction as a result of his winning score. 1st Liam Healy, (12) 38 points 2nd Danny O’Sullivan, (17) 34 points, 3rd Brendan Keogh (8) 33 points 4th Eugene O’Sullivan (4) 33 points, 5th Denny Lyons (8) 33 points.
Killarney Celtic
Shave For Amy Well done to all involved in the Shave For Amy at the K-Town Bar on Friday night, it was a massive event in aid of a great cause. Stetsons and Stilettos Killarney Celtic in conjunction with the INEC are pleased to announce ‘Stetsons and Stilettos’ in the INEC on Friday, September 23rd, the ultimate Garth Brooks Experience featuring Trevor Smith and local artists. Tickets will shortly be available from all club
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members. Killarney Celtic Street Collection Next Saturday sees our Annual Street Collection and we are asking the public to support the work we do within the Killarney community and beyond. This is a vital fundraiser for our club. Killarney Celtic Football For All Killarney Celtic Football For All, Ireland’s second best sports club, are currently selling tickets for the Irish Football National Draw, with over 2000 prizes including 4 new Ford Fiestas. Tickets are €10 each and available from any FFA club member; please support. Soccer Tots Our Soccer Tots Programme continues on Wednesdays at Celtic Park. All welcome. New Season With the new season starting shortly, the club would love to hear from any partners who would like to be associated with our great club and sponsor a set of gear for one or more of our Underage teams. Killarney Celtic had 16 teams from U11 to U16 in constant action last year, plus our U17 team, non-competitive coaching and blitzes for big numbers from U7 to U10, Football for
All, and our Soccer Tots Programme. Contact any executive member or message us on facebook for details. Fixtures Jimmy Falvey Memorial Youths Cup Final Killarney Celtic v Fenit Samphires, Mounthawk Park, Sunday, 4.15pm This is the very last game of the season and, played in honour of Jimmy, has a special resonance for Killarney Celtic, so please support the team. Lotto Numbers drawn 2, 15, 16, 22. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €3000, 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.
Bright lights of Big Apple cast spotlight on Firies
FIRIES GAA CLUB is looking forward to many fruitful days ahead in Páirc Eamonn and further afield as it continues its transatlantic relationship with L&M Construction of New York City. The club’s under-16 and minor boys are being supported by Firies native Mike Lenihan of L&M Construction. “Mike has not forgotten his roots and generously supports the young men of Firies GAA, much to the delight of the club and their respective management team,” said Firies Coiste na nÓg chairman Eugene Cosgrave Mike lined out for Firies at underage level under the careful stewardship of his neighbours – the late Jerry Foley and Tom Shanahan. “He was a very committed young player and played the game with great flair and enthusiasm,” added Eugene. His underage career culminated with an East Kerry U-16 Champion-
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ship in 1996. “Following his educational path, Mike took up a carpentry apprenticeship, which has stood well to him to this day,” said Eugene. Mike went on to play senior football with Firies and competed in an O’Donoghue Cup semi-final for Firies in 2002. Unfortunately for Firies, Mike moved to New York in 2004 to pursue a career in construction, and not surprisingly and now runs his own successful construction company in New York. Tim Foley, under-16/minor manager, added: “Mike Lenihan’s resounding commitment to the club and indeed, the parish is very much appreciated and valued throughout our tight-knit community, our relationship isn’t as old as the transatlantic cable, but it is as much valued and appreciated within our footballing family in Firies.” Pictured top and above: The Firies GAA Club under-16 boys and minor teams and management.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Action needed on Two Mile School I’M a past pupil of the Two Mile (Cahooreigh) National School and a member of the local community with a young child. When I heard that there was a public meeting to discuss the future of the school last November I went along. The student numbers and the lack of enrolment were discussed. Three options were presented but the only feasible option was to become a one-teacher school from September 2016. To anyone sitting in the room it was clear that the school was on the road to closure and nobody seemed to be at the wheel. It was asked why the student numbers had dropped and it was explained that the demographics of the area meant that there were no children available to attend the school. This raised eyebrows among community members in
attendance, particularly given the number of new houses in the area with young families. It should also be noted that while, in recent years, the Two Mile was reducing from a three-teacher school with approximately 80 students to a two-teacher school with 17 students, multiple new school classrooms have been added to the surrounding schools. As a taxpayer and a parent I’m delighted to see Government expenditure on schools, but it frustrates and saddens me to think that the Two Mile School, a perfectly good three-classroom school, could be sitting empty. In an effort to gauge local opinion of the school, some concerned community members carried out a survey of the immediate Two Mile School area. The results showed an overwhelming desire of those
surveyed, to send their child/children to the school should certain changes occur. There are in excess of 90 children under the age of 12 in the immediate area. The parents of 86 of these children completed the survey. It is sad when declining population leads to the closure of the post office, the church and the school. This can destroy what is left of the local community. But don’t be fooled. That is not what is happening here. The community is strong and growing around the Two Mile. For bad things to happen all that is needed is for good people to do nothing. Lisa Casey, Aughaleemore, Two Mile School, Killarney
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KERRY SENIORS TAKE ON CLARE IN ALL-IRELAND QUARTER-FINAL
Injuries: Colm Cooper, Michael Geaney and Johnny Buckley, will miss Sunday’s showdown. PICTURE: BRENDAN MORAN/SPORTSFILE
KERRY and Clare cross swords in the championship for the second time this year when they meet in the All-Ireland Quarter Final on Sunday in Croke Park in the second game of a treble header
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Coiste na nÓg Spa under 11 boys lost their opening East Kerry league game at home to legion on Sunday with a scoreline of 5-11 to 5-13. U14 Boys With Beaufort leading by 4 points at half time, a much improved second hand performance in the second half helped Spa to victory. Final Score Beaufort 9-9 Spa 11-9. Spa U16 Boys Spa travelled to Ballybunion missing a few players and the long journey didn’t help. Spa fought bravely to close the gap scoring 1-7 without reply but a goal in the last few minutes for Beale gave them the points on this occasion. The management also like to wish Ryan Kelliher the best who recently attended Ireland U16 Soccer trials last Wednesday. Minor East Kerry League Spa 1-15 Scartaglen/Cordal 0-7 Another excellent outing for our minors in Spa. A brilliant game of football. Ladies Football Well done to our u13 girls Spa 3-6 Dr Crokes 0-4 in the Championship. This was a great performance from our young team. A first for many to play on a full pitch and all adapted wonderfully. Great performances from Eimear Cronin, Sarah Fleming, Erin
that throws in at 2pm. It will be recalled that the sides met in the semi-finals of the Munster championship on June 12 when Kerry had a nine points victory, 2-23 to 0-17 a game that saw Clare stunned by a goal in the first minute when Colm Cooper’s shot went all the way to the Clare net. Since then, Kerry have had just one championship game overcoming fellow quarterfinalists Tipperary in the Munster final four weeks ago. In contrast, Clare quickly dusted themselves down following that defeat in the Fitzgerald Stadium, and have reeled off three fine victories by the qualifier route in successive weekends defeating Laois by a point, Sligo by seven points and Roscommon by six points on Saturday last to qualify for the quarter finals for the first time. Kerry are of course seasoned campaigners at this stage of the championship and have never failed to qualify for the quarter finals since their introduction back in 2001. Injuries continue to upset Kerry’s preparations with Michael Geaney the latest player to be sidelined and he, along with Johnny Buckley and Colm Cooper, will miss Sunday’s showdown. Kerry’s lack of competitive action with only two games in as many months is a worry heading into Sunday’s game against a side who have had a roller coaster ride through the qualifiers in the last few weeks but knowing Eamonn Fitzmaurice and his management team nothing will be taken for granted by way of preparation for this unique showdown. The Kerry team is
due to be announced on Friday evening at 7pm and the referee on Sunday is Maurice Deegan of Laois. The third game on Sunday is the second quarter final between Galway and Tipperary that has a throw-in of 4pm.
Holland. Player of the game went to Clodagh O’Connor in goals who pulled off magnificent saves to secure our win against an equally impressive Dr Crokes. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family of young Amy O’Connor who is battling cancer at this time. Senior Ladies Spa 2-4 Milltown/Listry 5-10 Lost to a stronger team on the day. Hopefully our injured players will be back shortly. Upcoming Fixtures Senior Ladies Mary Jo Curran Friday July Spa away to Austin Stacks at 7pm. Spa Lotto 24/7/2016 In the Heights Hotel. Numbers drawn: 4, 18, 24, 25. No Winner. Next draw on Monday August 1st in The Killarney Oaks for a jackpot of €7400. Weddings Congratulations to Michael O’Donoghue, Gortdromakerry, on his recent marriage to Muireann Quane, Ballybunion. Spa 1996 O’Donoghue Cup Re-Union Thursday August 11th @7pm in Spa. Friday August 28th 1996 proved to be a historic occasion for the footballers of Spa who brought the O’Donoghue Cup to the club for the first occasion. After the formation of the club in 1948 it annexed both the junior and senior East Kerry titles in successive years
but as the O’Donoghue cup was not presented to the EK Board until 1954 the players of the 1948-49 had to be content with a medal presentation for those victories. While 50 long years may have elapsed since that O’Donoghue Cup victory it has still remained special in the lore of Spa GAA history as it gave the players of that era a sense of self belief which sustained them in the years ahead and also paved the way for a further nine O’Donoghue Cup victories. On Thursday August 11th the surviving members of that panel as well as representatives of those who have sadly passed away in the interim period will assemble in the Spa Clubhouse for a special mass at 7pm for those deceased members which will be celebrated by Fr Michael O’Donoghue who was a member of that winning side and this will be followed by a social evening when memories and anecdotes will be shared. A full list of the panel of players and management will be published in next weeks notes.
TICKET ARRANGEMENTS
ALL-IRELAND quarter-final tickets went on public sale in Austin Stack Park from Wednesday, July 27, and are also available to purchase from the Kerry GAA Store in the Killarney Outlet Centre and participating Centra and SuperValu stores around the county.
KERRY MINORS TAKE ON DERRY IN CROKE PARK
Kerry and Derry Minors have an early start on Sunday next at 12 noon when they meet in the quarterfinals of the Electric Ireland Minor football Championship in the first game of a treble bill at Croke Park. Kerry are making their fifth consecutive appearance at this level of the competition and they are of course the reigning All Ireland champions. They boast a nice blend of youth and experience with the likes of Billy Courtney, Daniel O’Brien, Graham O’Sullivan, Mike Breen and Bryan Sweeney all playing a part in last year’s final and of course Kerry had five points to spare over Derry in last year’s semi final. The likes of Michael Potts, Daniel O’Brien, David Naughton, Niall O’Donoghue, Billy Courtney, Darren Moynihan, David Shaw and David Clifford, who were part of the St Brendan’s Killarney Hogan Cup winning side, will also renew acquaintances with some of
Firies Coiste na nÒg
HAPPY CÚL CAMPERS IN FIRIES GAA Up to 140 boys and girls enjoyed an action packed week of GAA in Pairc Eamonn; Firies GAA HQ recently. It is
the St Pats College players whom they defeated in that final. Kerry defeated easily Waterford in their opening game in Dungarvan and then accounted for Clare in the semi final in Milltown Malbay by six points. In the provincial final Kerry got over the Cork challenge with six points to spare. Derry defeated Tyrone by eight points and Armagh by six on their way to the Ulster final where they lost out to a highly rated Donegal side by just two points, 2-10 to 1-11. Referee is John Hickey. The remaining quarterfinals involve Galway/Laois, Kildare Mayo, and Donegal/Cork.
KERRY JUNIORS IN ALL-IRELAND FINAL
Kerry Junior footballers booked their place in the All-Ireland Junior championship final with what was an emphatic victory in the end against Lancashire on Saturday last. The home side gave as good as they got in the first half with Asdee native Darren Russell bagging a goal but at the break Kerry had fought back to level proceedings, 0-9 to 1-6. The Kerry management team wrung the changes at the break introducing three fresh bodies and a four goal salvo from Kevin O’Sullivan, Kieran Hurley, Niall O’Shea and Robert Wharton ensured that Kerry reached a third consecutive final on a 4-17 to 3-10 scoreline. Mayo defeated last year’s semi finalists, Wexford by 2-10 to 0-10 in that other semi final so this year’s final on August 6 is a repeat of last year’s final between Kerry and Mayo. No venue has been decided as yet but should Mayo win their All Ireland qualifier against Westmeath then the game could be in Croke Park as part of a treble header with the two remaining quarterfinal ties similar to last year.
a much anticipated camp for many of the junior members of our club and is anxiously awaited each summer. Both the ever patient coaches and co-ordinator; Vince Cooper should be commended for their involvement in this highly enjoyable camp. Well done to all the boys and girls. U12 BOYS Firies Coiste na nÒg would like to wish Luke Ring a speedy recovery following an injury he sustained at a recent U12 blitz.
Fossa
Fossa GAA Lotto 24th July 2016 Numbers drawn were 4, 5, 20, 23. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €9,000. 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. Seniors The seniors played Scartaglin in the Bill Tagney Cup quarter-final on Tuesday evening in Fossa. Final score of 3-13 to 2-04. This was a good performance and it was great to see some of the young players really impressing. Senior County League Division 4 The seniors had a tough trip away to Moyvane on Saturday evening in
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Round 8 of the County league. Final score 1-16 to 1-08. This was another solid display with the focus always on gaining promotion to Division 3 for next year. They have maintained their 100% record and will play Skellig Rangers and Na Gael, who are all top of the table contenders in the final two rounds. It should make for a very exciting finish to what has been an extremely successful year so far. Minor Football The Minors played Kilcummin in the East Kerry League on Thursday evening. Half time they trailed 1-06 to 0-05. Again Kilcummin scored a goal early in the second half but Fossa hit back with a great goal from Conor Murphy who had moved into full forward. This was followed by two points from Eamonn Murphy and another from Liam Buckley, however Kilcummin struck for two quick goals which put the game beyond Fossa. We did have a couple of chances with a penalty being saved by the Kilcummin goalkeeper and we also hit the post, on another night these would have gone in and the outcome would have been very different. The Fossa boys played very well and deserved more from this game. Under 16 Boys County League On Wednesday evening our U16 boys took on Ballymac in round 2 of the County League.Final score 6-12 to 1-10. On the evening it would be unfair to single out individuals as it was an all round team performance which saw the team through. Under 14 Boys East Kerry League Final On Sunday evening our under 14 boys took to the field in Fitzgerald stadium to take on Kilcummin in the East Kerry Division 3 final. Fossa eventually ran out winners on a scoreline of 5-11 to 2-07. Captain Colm Talbot received the trophy from the East Kerry Board Na nÓg Chairman and was impressive in his acceptance speech, thanking East Kerry Board for giving all these young players the chance to play in Fitzgerald stadium and Tom Moriarty, the referee. A big thank you also to the Fossa club who arranged a great meal in The Valley after the game for the team and mentors. Good Luck Fossa GAA wishes the best of luck to David Clifford who lines out for the Kerry minor team next Sunday against Derry in Croke Park in the All-Ireland quarter final at 12pm. We also would like to wish the Kerry Senior team all the best against Clare in their clash at 2pm, hopefully we will have double celebrations on the day! U-13 Girls Football The Fossa U-13 girls who had good first outing tonight in the championship overcoming a very talented John Mitchels side. The Fossa girls have secured a semi final against Milltown/Listry next Tuesday evening in Fossa. Ladies Football The best of luck to Anna O’Reilly, Erica McGlynn and Anna Clifford who are part of the Kerry U-16 team aiming to retain their All-Ireland crown against Dublin on Wednesday evening, this is a serious team and it will take a very good side to dethrone them and we wish them all the best. Fossa Notes If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email
Mary O'Rourke Lady Captain Killarney Golf Club (third from left) presenting first prize in her Lady Captain's Junior competition to Corrina Griffin (girls) and Niall McCarthy (boys) with Angela O'Connor Juvenile Officer (centre row from left) prizewinners Alicia Burke 2nd, Shona Collins 3rd, Ewan MacIndoe 2nd, Peter Walsh 1st, Harry Kelly Red 11 Hole first (back) Ned Brosnan and John Curtin Juvenile Officers at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.
information to John O’Neill at pro. fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.
Gneeveguilla
Gneeveguilla GAA Lotto Numbers drawn 9, 20, 21, 26. No jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot €12,600 Congratulations Congratulations to Gneeveguilla U12 who won the County League. Carnival Weekend Gneeveguilla GAA will once again be holding a parade as part of the carnival weekend on Sunday September 4th at 12. Any local groups wishing to enter the parade please contact Mike O’Keeffe 087-1261046 for further details. We will be raffling of a cow box trailer valued at over €3000. We are doing serious upgrades to our field our car park and fencing all around the field. Tickets for the trailer are priced at €5 for 1 and €20 for a book of 5. Result County League Division 3 Gneeveguilla entertained Ardfert on Sunday in County League Division 3. We had to settle for a draw Gneeveguilla 1-13 Ardfert 2-09. Thanks to all those who attended the game to support our lads and well done to groundsmen and volunteers who had the pitch looking impeccable today. Fixture Gneeveguilla are away to Beale on Friday in the next round of the County League.
Kilcummin
SYMPATHY Is extended to the family of the late Brendan Moynihan, USA and formerly Clashnagarrane who died recently. May he rest in peace. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the U18 Ladies and Mixed Set who were victorious at the Munster Fleadh in Listowel last
weekend. Also, to the U18 Half Set who won silver medals. All three sets will now go forward to the All Ireland Fleadh in Ennis in August. Both the U12 Mixed and Ladies sets also gave find performances on the day, but were unlucky to finish outside the medals. Well done to all who performed so well over the weekend. Thanks Adrian Moriarty for training the sets and to Conor Moriarty and Darragh Horan who provided excellent music for all sets. CEMETERY MASSES New Cemetery Killarney - Monday August 1st; Old Kilcummin - Wednesday August 3rd. CREDIT UNION COUNTY LEAGUE Kenmare 1-13 Kilcummin 1-15 Our senior team kept their chances of survival in Division 1 alive with a hard earned win on Sunday last in Kenmare. Well done to all the team and players but we know there is a lot of hard work ahead if we are to remain among the elite for 2017 but we also know they are well capable. COUNTY LEAGUE FIXTURES 14th August away to Austin Stacks – 4th September home to Glenbeigh/Glencar. FIXTURES U11 Boys play Kenmare away on 31st July at 12 noon. U16 Boys play Keel/Listry at home at 7pm on Wednesday 3rd August. Senior Ladies are due to play Clounmacon/Moyvane in Clounmacon at 7pm on 29th July in Mary Jo Curran.
Mastergeeha FC
LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 22nd July 2016. Numbers drawn were 6, 10, 12, 20. Jackpot now €8,100.
Listry
Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 24th July, 2016. Winning Numbers 12, 13, 15, 16. Jackpot €5,300 not won. Jackpot next week Sunday 31st July
€5,450. Senior County League Result Listry were away to St. Micheal’s Foilmore in Ballinskelligs last Saturday evening. Full time score: St. Micheal’s Foilmore 1-11 Listry 1-08. Game Replay County League game v Listowel Emmets which was abandoned on Saturday 16th July will now be replayed next Saturday 30th July at 7pm. Venue Listry. All support welcome. Back Game in the County League Listry v An Ghaeltacht will now be played on Sunday 7th August at 2pm. Venue: An Ghaeltacht. All support appreciated. Listry/Keel U-16s v Waterville/Dromid On Wednesday 20th of July 2016 Listry/ Keel U-16s made the long journey to the sports field in Waterville to take on the locals in the second round of the County League. The final score was Waterville/Dromid 2-09 Keel/ Listry 2-10. Well done to both teams for providing great entertainment. A feature of the game was the fantastic free taking from the ground. Well done to our boys and best of luck to Waterville/Dromid in the remaining games. Thank you to all the parents for making the 5 hour round trip to Waterville. Up Keel/Listry! Milltown Listry Comhaltas The annual Failte‘s Feile Faha takes place in Killarney Country Club, Faha, on next Sunday, July 31st with an outdoor céilí from 3pm to 6pm. Music by Jerry McCarthy and Autumn Gold, in what we expect to be glorious sunshine. Young singers and musicians will be invited to join in a junior seisiún at 7 in Faha Court followed by music with the O’Shea’s from Currow from 8 to 10. Sean Murphy and friends take over till late. Bígí ann agus scaoil amach é!
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Mary O'Rourke Lady Captain Killarney Golf Club (centre) presenting her Lady Captain's Prize to winner Margaret Curtin with (front from left) Kelly Brotherton best gross, Bridie Doyle 2nd, Marian O'Reilly 3rd, Corrina Griffin 4th, Breda Duggan past Lady Captain (back from left) Nuala Meade 5th, Sheila Crowley 6th, Maura Fitzgerald 7th, Siobhan Brosnan 8th, Deirdre Pendergast 9th, Alicia Burke 11th, Kathleen Brosnan 13th, Helen Howard front nine, Clare Bowler back nine and Claire Coleman best 36 at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.
Dr Crokes
U11s Dr Crokes U11s commenced the East Kerry League with an impressive performance against Firies on a 5-12 to 3-06 scoreline. This was a fine open sporting game of football and credit to both teams. The next game is Sunday 7th August, Home v Legion. More important than the result and with many players on holidays, every player got game time and enjoyed the game. County League Division 1 - Round 9 Dr Crokes 2-22 Castleisland Desmonds 1-7. We had a comprehensive win in this round 9 game against Desmonds on Saturday last. INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL Dr. Crokes 0-13, Kilmoyley 2-15 AET. We met Kilmoyley in Caherslee, Tralee in the Semi-Final of the Intermediate Hurling Championship on Tuesday last. This was a game we should have won in normal time but a controversial 65 awarded to the opposition with less than 5 minutes to go in normal time meant extra-time was required. Finally, best wishes on a speedy recovery to the Kilmoyley player who sustained the injury in the first half. JUVENILE HURLING - Under 8 A number of Go Games Blitzes for Under 8’s in the South Kerry region have been scheduled over the summer. Lotto Lotto numbers 1, 11, 12, 16. Jackpot €6300 not won match 3 5 by €80. Next draw Monday 1st of August in Tatler Jack. Jackpot €6600.
Legion
SENIORS County League: Killarney Legion 0-14 Templenoe 0-14 Templenoe started well and despite some nice scores by Billy McGuire, Peter McCarthy and Jamie O’Sullivan, the visitors raced into a five-point lead by the twenty-minute mark. Final score in Killarney: Legion 0-14 Templenoe 0-14.
U-14 BOYS Well done to the U-14 boys who defeated Rathmore in a great Eastern Region Division 1 final at Fitzgerald stadium. Legion ran out winners by 5-16 to 3-9. Congratulations to all players and mentors. U-12 BOYS The lads played in a friendly Munster blitz in Fitzgerald Stadium, taking on Moyvane as well as Cork sides Ballyhooley and Tracton. Legion won all three games and played a lovely brand of fast attacking football. Afterwards, Fionn Fitzgerald took the group on a tour of the stadium and told us a few of the activities that go on behind closed doors. Overall, it was a great experience for the lads and augers well for the rest of the year. U-11 BOYS Our U-11’s travelled to Spa for the first round of the East Kerry. Well done to both teams who served up a really entertaining game that was in the balance until the final whistle. A real team performance saw Legion win on a scoreline of 5-13 to 5-11. U-16 BOYS County League Division 1 results: Sunday, July 17th - Laune Rangers 4-15 Killarney Legion 1-11. Wednesday, July 20th - Killarney Legion 2-11 Kilgarvan/ Tuosist 1-14. GARDA VETTING Anyone who still needs to be vetted can contact Christina Tangney via email at christina.tangney@mycit.ie or alternatively at 086 1925549. LOTTO Winning numbers: 15, 18, 22, 27. No winner. If you’re interested in selling some lotto tickets please contact Seánie Culloty at 087 2225325. Also if you’d like to avail of our Easy Pay system to automatically enter your lotto numbers every week, forms are available from any lotto committee member.
Mid Kerry
Mid Kerry Junior League: Round 1 Results Milltown/Castlemaine 1-09 Laune Rangers 0-09 Beaufort 2-10 Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-09 Round 2 was played last night Tuesday 26th. Round 3 Fixtures Tuesday 2nd August, both games 7pm Beaufort home to Milltown/ Castlemaine & Glenbeigh/Glencar host Laune Rangers. Mid Kerry Senior League Final Round Friday 29th Cromane host Beaufort 7.30pm. Saturday 30th Milltown/Castlemaine entertain Laune Rangers. Keel home to Glenbeigh/Glencar. Both games 7pm. Mid Kerry U12 Competition Round 4 fixtures Friday 29th July. A Competition Laune Rangers White play Laune Rangers Blue. Keel home to Beaufort. Milltown/Castlemaine entertain Glenbeigh/Glencar. B Competition Milltown/Castlemaine entertain Glenbeigh/Glencar. Laune Rangers Green play Laune Rangers Red. Minor County Championship Quarter Final Mid Kerry play Kenmare District on Wednesday August 3rd at 7pm.
Glenflesk
GLENFLESK SENIORS Our Senior team moved onto 8 points in the County league with 2 games to play thanks to a magnificent win over a very good Waterville team on Sunday last on a scoreline of Glenflesk 4-09 Waterville 1-16. Next up for Glenflesk is a home fixture against local rivals Spa on Sunday August 7th. GLENFLESK JUNIORS O’SULLIVAN CUP QUARTER FINAL GLENFLESK 1-08 FIRIES 2-07 Firies travelled to Glenflesk on Tuesday July 19th and booked their place in the
semi final of the O’Sullivan cup. GLENFLESK U16S Our U16s bounced back from defeat in the opening round of the County league with a win over Annascaul/Lispole on a scoreline of Glenflesk 3-12 Annascaul/ Lispole 1-13. They are at away to Dingle on Wednesday August 3rd at 7pm. KERRY MINORS Best of luck to Daniel O’Brien and the Kerry Minors when they take on Derry in the All Ireland Quarter Final in Croke Park this Sunday July 31st at 12pm. KERRY JUNIORS Well Done to Lee O’Donoghue and Darragh Roche on reaching the All Ireland Final with the Kerry Juniors where they will play Mayo on August 6th with the venue to be decided. EAST KERRY MINORS Best of luck to all our players involved with the East Kerry minors when they take on Dr Crokes in the County Championship Quarter Final on Wednesday August 3rd and also to Seamus Moynihan and John Crowley who are training the team. GLENFLESK LOTTO 13, 16, 18, 21 lotto numbers in Corner Bar 18/7/2016. Jackpot €2,200. No winner. Next Lotto Draw Monday 1st August in Kerry Way Bar. Jackpot €2400. RAHEEN N.S. Congratulations to Eamon Bowler who had the winning lotto no. 6 on Saturday the 23rd of July. 7-A-SIDE WINNERS Well done to local boys soccer team, JR Spares, who emerged victorious in the Killarney Athletic U12 7-a-side tournament last weekend. The team was Dylan Roche, Evan Lucey, Donal Murphy, Eoghan Kelly, Jack Leader, Dara O’Connell, Ben Switzer and Jack O’Donoghue. The team was managed by Ian and Dara Roche. CONTACT We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa.ie.
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Under-14 boys at the Cul Camps in Pairc Eamonn, Firies.
UP TO 140 boys and girls enjoyed an action-packed week of GAA in Páirc Eamonn, Firies GAA HQ, recently. Junior members of the club always look forward to the annual GAA Cúl Camps. “Both the ever-patient coaches and co-ordinator, Vince Cooper, should be commended for their involvement in this highly enjoyable camp,” said a spokesperson for the club. “Well done to all the boys and girls.”
Sophie Doona, Shane Harmon and Noah Browne.
Jack O'Connor, Fionn Clifford, Shane O'Loughlin and Jayden Foley.
Firies youngsters enjoying the Cul Camps.
Under-8 boys enjoying the Cul Camp in Firies.
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