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Week 08 • 24th February, 2017 • vol 44 • 8th Edition • Issue 2274 • Established March 1973 • www.Killarneyadvertiser.ie • 064 6632215 • info@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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speak at the Serenity Centre, St Anne’s Road, Killarney, on Monday, February 27, at 8pm.

All are welcome to this free event.

ASH WEDNESDAY, March 1, will see the start of a four-day Mission in the parish of Fossa which will be directed by Redemptorist Fr Gerry Moloney, with Fossa PP Canon Tom Looney.

It is part of the 40th anniversary celebrations of the landmark church which opened in 1977 and events will conclude on June 3 with a Ruby Jubilee Mass with Bishop Ray Browne and the blessing of the extended Laudato Si Garden.

Mission highlights will include a youth forum for second and third level students, to be held in Fossa Community Centre on Friday, March 3 (9pm), a blessing of babies and small children ceremony in Christ, Prince of Peace Church on Saturday, March 4 (3pm) and a Mass for senior citizens and the Sacrament of Anointing as well as

a visit to housebound parishioners and nursing home residents on Friday, March 3 (11am).

The Mission will be officially opened at 7.30pm on Ash Wednesday followed by all night adoration and there will be a reconciliation prayer service with a number of visiting priests on the Friday night (7.30pm).

The Vigil Mass and closing of the Mission will be on the Saturday night at 7.30pm and that will be followed by a rousing parish céilí with Fossa-Two Mile Comhaltas Ceolteorí Éireann in the community centre (8.30pm).

There will be an invite on the mat for everybody and musicians and singers will be especially welcome.

For further information/interviews contact: Canon Tom Looney: 064-6631996.

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‘I’m not an old age pensioner, I’m a recycled teenager’

BY EVE KELLIHER BETTY O’SHEA, Ireland’s latest centenarian, had plenty of help when it came to blowing out her birthday candles for her landmark birthday during the week.

In the words of the birthday girl herself: "I'm not an old age pensioner, I'm a recycled teenager."

Among the many friends and relatives celebrating with Betty last Friday was her famous grandnephew, former international soccer star Gary Breen.

The former Wolves and Sunderland player travelled from Kent to Our Lady of Lourdes nursing home in Kilcummin to present Betty with the cheque from President Michael D Higgins to mark the milestone birthday.

Betty was born at Bridge View, Shanacashel, Glencar, on February 17, 1917.

As happened in those days, her siblings had to emigrate to the US. Eileen, Betty and Sheila headed for London and worked there during the World War 2. The three returned home for their mother’s funeral in the 1940s. Eileen and Betty returned to London and then shortly after, Eileen joined her siblings in San Francisco.

Betty made her way to the south of England spent many years in the Devon area where she met up with John Monahan, a remarkable gentleman from Granard in Co Longford. They became inseparable friends and worked together for many years. John passed away in 1983 and at the behest of her sister Sheila, who had lost her husband Noel Breen the previous year, Betty came back to Ireland and lived with Sheila and her son Kieran and family in Coolmagort, Beaufort. Sheila passed away in 1996 and Betty remained in Beaufort until 2002 when she had to have her leg amputated due to circulation problems.

She made a marvellous recovery and in late 2003 was able to move into 3 Monastery Gardens, New Road, Killarney, where she was able to live independently until May 2013.

In May 2013 Betty moved to Our Lady of Lourdes In Kilcummin where she is hugely popular with residents and staff.

Betty O’Shea celebrating her 100th birthday with her grand nephew Gary Breen, former Irish soccer International, who presented her with the centenarian's cheque for €2,540 and a signed letter of congratulations from President Michael D Higgins.

PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

EDITOR'S VIEW

Landmark birthdays EVERY good wish to birthday girl Betty O’Shea who celebrated her milestone 100th birthday on Friday (see our story above).

Other landmark celebrations are on the horizon in the near future with Killarney business Kerry Coaches marking its 60th birthday on March 4; see our story on page 25.

Spring has well and truly sprung, giving many homeowners the urge to update or revamp their properties

so check out our monthly Home & Living feature for inspiration.

Good news in Killarney this week is that local man Anthony Morris has returned to Ireland after life-saving treatment in the United States for Lyme disease. Anthony is now hoping to lead a campaign to help others avoid the suffering he experienced for the last nine years; see our story on page 22.

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Torc Waterfall inspires Aidan and his fellow dancers

TORC WATERFALL provided the picture-perfect backdrop as GAA star Aidan O’Mahony and his dance partner Valeria Milova got ready for this week’s Dancing with the Stars episode.

Aidan and Valeria along with Aidan’s fellow contestant Aoibhín Garrihy and her dance partner Vitali Kozmin were in Kerry this week for rehearsals and managed to fit in a walk to the scenic beauty spot.

Valeria arrived in Killarney on Tuesday and she and Aidan perfected their routines during extra rehearsals in The Brehon Hotel and the nearby INEC. They were joined by Aoibhín and Vitali.

Aidan O’Mahony found himself at the bottom of the judges’ leader board last week with a very disappointing 15 points.

But he and Valeria are determined to do better this Sunday and will be waltzing to 'Fly Me to the Moon' by Buddy Greco.

The final paso doble of the night will come from Aoibhín and Vitali Kozmin.

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‘I do’ THE BREHON is one of Ireland’s top wedding venues having recently scooped a commendation at the Weddingsonline Awards 2017.

The commendation for Best Wedding Venue in Munster was announced at a glitzy black tie gala ceremony in Clontarf Castle on Monday night, hosted by actress and Dancing with the Stars contestant Aoibhín Garrihy and sponsored by wedding planning software Moposa.

Over 30,000 couples voted for their favourite suppliers and venues in a range of categories, which were then judged by a panel of digital marketing professionals and wedding industry experts. The judges this year were Sara Kennedy, sales and marketing specialist and wedding blogger for IrishWeddingBlog.ie, Mark Richardson,

Ireland’s leading sales and communication skills expert, Ciamh McCrory, digital and communications guru and Laura Holland, Entertainment Editor for Her.ie.

The 33 categories in the Weddingsonline Awards included a range of wedding services offered to engaged couples nationwide, from venues to bands, to stationery and photographers.

The country’s top wedding businesses and services gathered at the much anticipated event to celebrate the winners.

“We would like to thank everyone that voted for us and of course the panel of judges,” said Kelly Ann, Wedding Co-Coordinator at The Brehon, “The standards at this level are incredibly high and we delighted to be recognised as one of best wedding venues in Ireland.”

Jonathan Bryans, Commercial Director Weddingsonline.ie, Kelly Ann O’Connor, Wedding Co-Ordinator at The Brehon, Sinead McCarthy, Operations Manager at The Brehon, and Aoibhin Garrihy. PICTURE: JDM PHOTOGRAPHY

Question My partner has been violent towards me and my children. What can I do to stop this and protect my family?

Answer If you are concerned about violence in your home, you can contact the Gardaí, who are specially trained to deal with these situations and can offer advice and information.

Under the Domestic Violence Act 1996, where there is an order in place, Gardaí have the power to arrest and prosecute a violent family member. There are two main kinds of protection available – a safety order and a barring order.

A safety order is an order of the court which prohibits the violent person with whom you are living from further violence or threats of violence. It does not oblige the person to leave the family home. You can also get a safety order against a person with whom you have had a child, even if you are no longer living with or have never lived with the person.

It prohibits them from watching or being near your home. A safety order can last up to 5 years.

A barring order is an order which requires the person to leave the family home. If you are not married or in a civil partnership, you can get a barring order against a violent partner if you have been living together in an intimate and committed relationship for 6 out of the previous 9 months and if your partner does not own most or all of the house you are living in. A barring order can last up to 3 years.

Both types of order can be renewed by applying for a further order before the previous one has expired.

Others living together can also apply for protection. For example, a parent can apply for protection against domestic violence by their own child, if the child is over 18.

To get a barring order or a safety order, you must apply to the District Court. While you are waiting for the court to hear your application, the court can give you an immediate order, called a protection order. The protection order has the same effect as a safety order.

In exceptional circumstances the court can grant an interim barring order. This is an immediate order, requiring the violent person to leave the family home.

Further information, including information on support groups, is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.

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CONTRACT SIGNED FOR 20 NEW HOUSES IN KILLARNEY KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL has appointed contractor, Ned O’Shea & Sons Ltd, to construct 20 new housing units in Killarney. The houses are being provided under the government’s Rebuilding Ireland programme at a cost of €3.1m.

The units, which will be constructed at The Park, Killarney, will be two-storey threebedroom units which are due to be completed in February 2018.

The contract for the project was signed at County Buildings in Tralee in the presence of the Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr Michael O’Shea, the Cathaoirleach of Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin and the Chief Executive of Kerry County Council, Moira Murrell.

Welcoming the signing of the contract, the Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin said the additional housing units would greatly assist in providing homes to those on the local authority waiting list.

Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach Kerry County Council, Cllr Mike O’Shea, Ned O’Shea, Ned O’Shea & Sons Ltd, Moira Murrell, Chief Executive Kerry County Council, back frow from left, Christine Farrell, SEO Housing Kerry County Council, Charlie O’Sullivan, Director of Operations, Kerry County Council, Martin O’Donoghue, Director of Housing & Corporate Affairs, Kerry County Council, Angela McAllen, Manager Killarney Municipal District, Tom Sheehy, Senior Engineer, Kerry County Council. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

“It is wonderful to see Kerry County Council being in a position to construct houses again and this is particularly welcome in Killarney. These 20 units will help to address the needs of applicants on the housing waiting lists in the area and I look forward to their completion at the earliest opportunity,” said Cllr. Cronin.

Housing waiting list in Killarney Municipal District THERE are currently 1391 approved housing applicants on the waiting list whose area of choice is within the Killarney Municipal District, which covers the whole municipal district and not just Killarney town.

“Area of choice” refers to the fact that it is the applicants’ area of choice.

It does not mean all applicants are from Killarney or Killarney MD – rather it is their area of choice so some may be from outside the Killarney MD area but on the Killarney waiting list.

Killarney Rotary tunes up for a magical weekend of music

Killarney Rotary Club President Angela O’Connor and her fellow Rotarians launch the annual Killarney Rotary Club Young Musician competition. PICTURE: JOHN O’SULLIVAN

WELL, the town was most definitely alive with the sound of music on Wednesday as Killarney Rotary Club got in harmony for its annual celebration of talented youngsters.

At the club’s weekly lunch, Killarney Rotary president Angela O’Connor unveiled details of the Killarney Rotary Young Musician of the Year competition which takes place on Friday, March 3, and Saturday, March 4.

The 17th annual contest will unfold in the Kerry Diocesan Youth Centre, Fairhill and the associated concert will take centre stage in The Gleneagle Ballroom on Saturday, March 4, at 7.30pm.

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opportunity to showcase their talents.

“The Killarney Rotary Young Musician competition was established by Killarney Rotarians Barry Murphy and Sean Treacy in 2001,” said Killarney Rotary president Angela O’Connor.

“Its success is a testament to the young musicians of Kerry and their parents. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the concert in The Gleneagle Ballroom on Saturday, March 4. Tickets are available in advance or on the door on the night.”

Killarney Advertiser is delighted to be media partner and trophies sponsor for the fourth consecutive year.

The Killarney Rotary Club Young Musician of the Year won the coveted all-Ireland Rotary International award the Sean Doyle Cup in 2016.

ST PATRICK’S FESTIVAL CILL ÁIRNE TO SHOWCASE DIVERSITY LET’S make our town the greenest in Ireland, is the call by the festival committee behind this year’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Killarney.

The parade aims to celebrate the work that has been done throughout the community and the St Patrick’s Festival Cill Áirne committee has called on all clubs, organisations, groups and businesses to play their part.

Festival chairperson Anne Marie Kennelly confirmed the festival would feature a “Best Shop Window Display” contest again this year. “Lynes of High Street took the accolade in 2016 but the competition was very tight,” she said.

Greening is always going to be a big part of the festival, added Anne Marie. “Please, please, please continue to light up green for this coming St Patrick’s Festival weekend. It would be magical if every business and commercial building took part to make us the greenest town in the land,” she sad, “This year like every year we cannot overemphasise the importance of volunteers in our community and the diversity of the work they do.”

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Getting set to blossom for Daffodil Day in Killarney THE essential work carried out by Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil night nurses and volunteer drivers will be highlighted in Killarney on Friday, March 3.

The Killarney/South Kerry branch of the Irish Cancer Society were out in force this week to launch the Daffodil Day event, which will take

place in the Killarney Towers Hotel next Friday, March 3, from 10.30am to 12.30pm.

“We will have Daffodil/night nurses and Drive to Care volunteers are guest speakers at the event,” said Kathrina Breen of the branch.

“All are welcome to the annual coffee morning which will also include a question

and answer session and raffle.”

ABOVE: The Killarney/South Kerry branch of The Irish Cancer Society are looking forward to their annual coffee morning and Daffodil Day. Pictured from left, are Kathleen Cronin, Kathrina Breen, Eugene O'Sullivan and Kathleen O'Shea. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Seated in front, Marjorie Barton, Mary O’Connor (president) and Marjorie Fleming (team leader).

Seated in second row are Joan Moore, Eileen Murphy and Danielle Delaney (The Brehon Hotel); back, Eileen Twomey, Mary Rose Felle, Anne Healy, Neilus O’Regan, Joan Culloty, Evelyn O’Leary and Bridie Brosnan. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

THE annual Torc Annual Bridge Congress is expected to attract players from all over Ireland to Killarney when it will take place at The Brehon Hotel from Friday, March 10, to Sunday, March 12.

The congress has been hosted by members of The Crusaders Bridge Club, Killarney, for over 35 years. Attractive accommodation packages are available from The Brehon Hotel for those travelling long distances.

This congress is regarded as one of the most enjoyable outings of the year for all Bridge enthusiasts. The officers of Crusaders Bridge Club are busy preparing for

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the event and getting everything ready to make it another outstanding event.

The event kicks off with the official opening on the Friday night at 7.30pm followed by an open pairs competition.

On Saturday, bridge players will take in the congress pairs and open pairs competitions.

There will be a special prize for the best Intermediate pair and an open pairs with a separate novice section is also planned subject to sufficient entries. Congress teams of four matches will also run on Sunday followed by the presentation of prizes and close of congress.

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CHILDREN in Kerry living with juvenile arthritis had the recipe for fun this week as members of the Irish Children’s Arthritis Network (ICAN) learned how to create tasty pizzas.

Children with juvenile arthritis and their siblings took part in the pizza-making day, organised by the completely voluntary parent-run network ICAN. “These get-togethers are really important as it gives the kids a chance to meet up with others that have juvenile arthritis and take their mind of the daily struggles of living with JIA (juvenile idiopathic arthritis),” said spokeswoman Sheila O’Connor.

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Sheila added: “ICAN then organise these events for the kids to get together and it really does make such a difference to see the kids smiling not having to think about medication or how sore they are because everyone that attends understands each other so we would like to say a big thank you to ICAN.”

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GLENFLESK TRIPS THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TO TURN BACK TIME A FUN night out in Killarney at the weekend also proved a welcome chance to relive the good old days as past pupils, friends and neighbours of six Glenflesk schools reunited.

The event, which took place in The Gleneagle Ballroom on Friday night, involved Raheen, Barraduff, Knockanes, Glenflesk, Clonkeen and Knocknabro national schools. Revellers danced the night away to the accompaniment of the Uí Bhriain band.

All proceeds raised will go to Glenflesk GAA and Barraduff Community Field.

Shane O'Riordan, Joan O'Riordan, Catherine Smith and Pa Riordan. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Valerie MacSweeney, Angela MacSweeney and Stephanie Dehne.

Ettie Lynch, Ina O'Shea, Lily O'Sullivan and Padraig O'Donoghue.

Ettie Lynch, Sheila Crowley, Ann Cashman and Una O'Brien.

Friends of Maureen Kelliher to brew up fundraiser FOLLOWING a hugely successful card drive last weekend, the Friends of Maureen Kelliher are getting set to put the kettle on for a coffee morning next Saturday, March 4.

The event will take place in the Kerry Way, Glenflesk, from 10.30am to 1pm and all are welcome. “We would like to say a huge thank

you to all who took part in the card drive on Sunday and to all who donated and helped organise the event,” said Mary McCarrick on behalf of the organisers. “It was a huge success. A special thank you to our main sponsors Donal Ring, Munster Joinery, and Musgrave’s and to all others who donated spot prizes.”

Garda crackdown on underage drinking in Killarney KILLARNEY GARDAI conducted alcohol test purchase operations in the Killarney area last Friday with a number of detections made.

During the operation an underage person enters a licensed premises and endeavours to buy alcohol under supervision of an undercover garda who corroborates the facts.

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Some 19 premises, from supermarkets, pubs, garages, hotels and off-licences, were visited on Friday evening. “A number of detections were made and investigations are ongoing into the matter,” said Superintendent Flor Murphy of Killarney Garda.

Participants in last Saturday’s card drive in Glenflesk.

Plan for Dinis Cottage tea room to reopen his season THE Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs will shortly advertise a request for tenders for the operation of Dinis Cottage as tea-room facility within the Park for the coming visitor season.

The Department has confirmed that it has procured UPS batteries necessary for the provision of the electrical supply

at the landmark attraction.

Kerry Fine Gael TD Brendan Griffin said: “I welcome this news, and hope a successful tenderer will have the tea rooms reopened as soon as possible.

"The tea rooms in Dinis Cottage are a beautiful facility and one of the many unique features that makes Killarney special.”

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Gavin James rocks the INEC

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HIS fans sang along with verve as Gavin James took centre stage at the INEC for an eagerly awaited gig last Saturday.

The last two years have been a blast for Gavin James, but it’s only the beginning for the toweringly-tall, down-to-earth Dubliner whose heavenly voice, heartwarming, spine-tingling songs and habit of jumping in to audiences to start sing-alongs has won him an army of fans around the world.

He has had platinum top-five sales for his debut album, Bitter Pill, in Ireland, where he was awarded Song Of The Year for the album’s title track at the Choice Music Prize.

Bitter Pill’s global release followed and proof if it were needed that the songs are more than familiar to his fans was evident as the packed Killarney audience sang along last Saturday In the spring of 2015, he appeared on US television's Dancing with the Stars and released a four-track EP titled For You. Later that year, he was invited to open for chart-toppers Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith on their respective tours, and released singles including Bitter Pill from his full-length studio debut of the same name.

He has been supporting act for Kodaline, Tori Kelly, Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran on their tours. In 2016 James performed at RTÉ's Centenary Concert to mark the 100year anniversary of Ireland's Easter Rising.

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2. Grainne Cronin, Killorglin, Donal O'Donoghue, Killarney, Amy O'Donoghue, Killarney and Maura Buckley, Glenflesk.

3. Margaret McKenna, Miltown, Mairead Hayes, Kenmare, Francesca Premazzi, Milan, and Orlaith Hayes, Kenmare.

4. Ramona and Seamus Burchill, Killarney.

5. Roger and Niamh O'Sullivan, Aine O'Shea and Karl McMahon, Killarney.

6. Padraig O'Mahony, Rathmore, Miriam Brosnan, Rathmore, Sean Collins, Rathmore and Eimear Cahill, Rathmore.

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Anthony continues to lead Lyme disease campaign KILLARNEY man Anthony Morris has just returned home this week after undergoing antibiotic treatment in the United States for Lyme disease.

The former Kerry footballer and civil engineer touched down in Ireland on Sunday after nine months of treatment at a private clinic in Washington DC. “The treatment was very successful but I was exceptionally sick throughout. Within four days of finishing the intravenous antibiotics, I was walking about. By day five, I had no pain,” said Anthony in an interview with the Irish Times.

“I felt so good that I could have played a game of football.”

Anthony, who had been wheelchair and bed-bound at times over the last nine years, also suffered from severe migraine, chest pains and other debilitating symptoms put down to chronic fatigue syndrome.

He was diagnosed with Lyme disease and co-infections in 2015.

The diagnosis was confirmed as an infectious disease in Germany, following negative test results in Ireland.

Lyme disease is most common in mountainous and woodland areas where ticks are prevalent.

Following his own research into treatments for chronic Lyme disease, Morris opted to move to the United States with his partner, Margaret McCormack and his daughter, Roisin.

And following a rigorous course of intravenous and oral antibiotics for nine months at the Jemsek Speciality Clinic in Washington DC, he described himself as feeling “freakishly well”.

His family raised the $90,000 cost of treatment and accommodation through an online fund-raising campaign.

Anthony Morris, left, pictured after his last day of treatment in Washington DC with his brother Jim Morris, partner Margaret McCormack and daughter Roisin.

Quiz whizzes show support QUIZ whizzes were out in force in Brandon Hotel, Tralee; Benners Hotel, seven venues across Kerry last night Dingle; and The Listowel Arms Hotel, to help Anthony Morris’s campaign Listowel. against Lyme disease.

The grand final takes place next His brother Jim Morris organised the Thursday, March 2, in the Killarney Brains of Kerry contest with the aim of Avenue Hotel. bringing back the era when quizzes were won by those who knew the answers rather than those who were the fastest on the Internet?

The regional semi-finals of the Brains of Kerry quiz took place yesterday evening, Thursday, February 23, with the grand final next week, Thursday, March 2.

The same questions were asked by the guest quiz masters in each venue: The Killarney Avenue, Killarney; The Manor Inn, Killorglin; The Ring of Kerry Hotel, Pictured at the Killarney Avenue Hotel for the launch Caherciveen; The Brook of the table quiz to help Anthony Morris fight Lyme disease were Jim Morris, Sheila Morris amd MC on the Lane Hotel, Kenmare; The night Cathal Flaherty.

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Johnny Buckley, centre, pictured in in 1957.

Kerry Coaches drives centre stage for its 60th birthday celebration

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KERRY COACHES will be driving back through the decades as it celebrates 60 years in business this year and all Johnny and are welcome to an open day to mark Mike Buckley. the occasion, on March 4.

This story began in 1957, when JohnCoaches headquarters (Woodlands Industrial ny and Mary Buckley started providing trans- Park, Opposite Aura Leisure Centre) on March 4 portation to tourists in a traditional jaunting from 10.30am to 2.30pm. car. In 1979 their son Mike Buckley took over Radio Kerry will be broadcasting live on the the business and began incorporating saloon day, there will be storytelling with local secars, mini-buses and coaches. anchai, Ray O’Sullivan (ages 2-12) onboard the Today, Mike and his son Johnny operate a Killarney Ghost Tour Bus, face painting for the fleet of 75 ultra-modern vehicles and employ children, with tea/coffee and snacks being over 100 staff from their base in Killarney, served throughout the day. “We will also be during the summer season. “We specialise in showcasing the variety of vehicles in our fleet golf, sightseeing and corporate programmes, and provide a complimentary Killarney sightoperating all over Ireland, Scotland, England seeing tour starting at 1pm,” said Mike. “This and Wales, while also having a strong local tour will be fully guided by our local driver/ presence in the community,” said Johnny. guides and will be approximately one hour in To commemorate the anniversary, Kerry duration. Looking forward to seeing you all Coaches will be hosting an Open Day at the Kerry there!”

Galloping into the frame for double win

Above: Seamus Long’s prize-winning photograph Nine Horse Power.

CONGRATULATIONS to talented Killarney snapper Seamus Long whose eye for a great picture has won him not one but two coveted prizes.

Seamus Long triumphed in the unrestricted category of Killarney Camera Club’s recent competition, an action-themed contest, for his image “Nine Horse Power”, shown above.

Billy Dermody’s image Owl in Flight won second prize while Paul Garnett’s photograph The Catch

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won third prize. Another horse-inspired photograph, by Keith Johnson, won first prize in the novice category, with Finola O’Sullivan in second place and Noel O’Neill wining third prize.

Meanwhile, Seamus Long also won first prize in Killarney Camera Club’s first competition of 2017, which had architecture as its theme. “We had 26 entries with lots of different interpretations of the theme and well done to Seamus Long on winning

the ‘unrestricted’ category with his lovely photo of The Egg in Beijing,” said club spokesman Billy Horan.

In second place was Paul Garnett’s image The Taj, with Sheila Foley in third place for her image Our Lady of the Rocks. Sheila also won the novice category of this contest, with Noel O’Neill’s image of St Mary’s Church in Dingle earning him second prize, while Thomas Bradley won third prize.

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Moments in Time

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Concern at siting of new children’s hospital

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CALL TO ADDRESS ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT WAITING LISTS AT THIS month’s meeting of the South and West Kerry Municipal District, I called on the Minister for Health, Simon Harris, to immediately address (a) the huge waiting list for orthodontic treatment in Kerry and throughout the country and (b) the outrageous charges for treatment, braces, that is putting massive financial hardship on already hard-pressed families.

According to HSE figures, the number of patients waiting for orthodontic treatment up to four years is 17,024 and the number waiting for treatment less than two years is 11,573.

There has been a drastic scaling back of services since the recession kicked in which has meant for those with a severe need and who qualify for orthodontic treatment, the wait has been getting longer.

The population of children under the age of 16 in Ireland has increased by 20% over the last

decade to 1.1 million. However the number of dentists tasked with looking after these young people has fallen by 20% in recent years due to the recruitment embargo. The result of this is that a large number of primary school children are missing their school screening and their dental problems are not being identified in the early stages which has a knock-on effect on emergency cases in later life.

Parents are being asked to dish out €4,000 to €5,000 for braces and this is putting parents and families under unfair and exceptional financial pressures. We have all heard of the many cases of people going abroad for treatment and this has to be addressed.

Councillor Michael Cahill, Fianna Fáil, Rossbeigh, Glenbeigh

THE Connolly for Kids Hospital group and the Jack and Jill Foundation have written to all members of the Cabinet, submitting that the Cabinet is not in a position to authorise the awarding of the construction contract for the building of the new National Children's Hospital at the St James's Hospital site.

Many statements made by Ministers indicate that they appear to be ill informed in relation to key aspects of the project.

It has been stated by Ministers that St James's was recommended in reports by national and international experts. There is no evidence of such a recommendation in any expert report.

Following the Government decision on the location of the new children's hospital in 2012, St James's was publicly congratulated by an eminent physician in the Seanad for its "aggressive campaigning" to win the children’s hospital. We contend that such aggressive, misinformed campaigning played a part in trumping the interests of children's health leading to an illogical and reckless decision on the siting of the hospital.

The principal reason stated for the decision (“better clinical outcomes”) is without basis in fact. In support of this position we would draw your attention to the following: The new (2013) National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (NPHDB) has altered in its composition from that originally set up in 2007, to now be a purely ‘Building Board’, despite the fact that S.I. 246 (2007) has not been amended in that regard, which further raises questions about its authority, legal standing and mandate The new (2013) Children’s Hospital Group Board (CHGB) has no basis in legislation and as far as we are aware, although we would welcome any information to the contrary, no governance structure for the hospital has been determined.

When challenged to provide evidence of advantages of the site, the NPHDB/ CHGB has come up with irrelevant and misleading statements.

Members of the Cabinet should be aware that the decision by An Bord Pleanála cannot be relied upon as justification for building the new children's hospital at the St James's site since many critical medical issues were deemed to be matters outside of its remit.

Mr Jonathan Irwin, Dr Fin Breatnach, Dr Roisin Healy, Ms Aisling McNiffe, Connolly for Kids Hospital Group and The Jack and Jill Foundation

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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

MATTHEW 6:24-34: This passage has many beautiful images and encouraging words. Read it slowly and let the words and images speak to you.

We all worry, and possibly spend a lot of energy on needless worry. Often the things we worry about never happen. Behind much worry lies a lack of trust in ourselves, in others, and in God. What has helped you to develop the kind of trust that helps you to avoid excessive worrying?

One of the situations that can cause anxiety is when we have divided loyalties. “No one can be the slave of two masters.” A clear set of priorities can help us avoid this dilemma. What has helped you be clear in your own mind on where your priorities lie?

“Set your hearts on God’s kingdom first.” Has your faith in God helped you in times of anxiety? Your faith will not take away the problems, but knowing that God is with you, no matter what, can make a difference. What is your experience of this?

JOHN BYRNE OSA, VERITAS

FATIMA

ALL are welcome to a talk on Fatima, the power of the Rosary and the importance of family.

Fr Michael Maher will give the talk in this the centenary year of the apparitions at Fatima, at Abbeyfeale Church on Monday, March 6, at 7pm.

OFFERTORY COLLECTION ENVELOPES

KILLARNEY parish is currently changing its parish envelope software systems which means that as of March 6, there will be new box numbers allocated to each parishioner. The envelopes are now available from the parish office.

“We would greatly appreciate if the contact people could call to collect and distribute in their particular area,” said a spokesperson.

“If you currently do not use an envelope or are new to the parish and would like to have a box of envelopes, please contact the parish office and we’ll organise that for you. Your contribution to the parish is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks for your continued support.”

BINGO

BINGO sessions take place in St Mary’s Parish Hall, every Thursday at 9pm; all welcome.

MUSINGS

ALL of us, ordinary and flawed, have at heart a seemingly boundless longing for fulfilment. On this Day of Prayer for Temperance, we consider Matt Talbot, who had only seven people at his funeral in 1925, but whom hundreds of thousands came to see as a beacon of hope that reflects the struggles addiction can impose on someone’s life. He relied on a higher power that affirmed and accepted him, without preconditions. He made an extraordinary journey from the darkness of excessive addiction to wholeness and the light of holiness. Amidst the anxieties and personal anguishes of his own pain-filled days and nights, he shows us the answer to one of the seven questions that Jesus asks in the Gospel today: “Can any of you, for all his worrying, add one single cubit to his span of life?”

Matt Talbot could identify with the words of this weekend’s Psalm: “In God is my safety and glory, trust him at all times, pour out your hearts before him.” He imbibed the refreshing waters of grace and renewed his life as a heroic witness of the power and presence of God at work within him.

FR JOHN CULLEN, VERITAS

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Support Groups

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

Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm.

St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday worship 9am & 11am; Prayer meetings Tuesday & Thursday 8am -9am; Parent & Toddler 10am - 12 noon (term-time); Wednesday 7.30pm Bible Study; Friday 11am Bible Study, 12noon Lunch. During December Friday morning Christmas Day service at 11AM Watchnight Service 31st December @ 11.15PM 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 Tralee Venue:Parish Centre, St. John’s Church Tuesday 8pm – 9pm EPILEPSY IRELAND

The next support meeting for people with Epilepsy will be held at the Epilepsy Ireland office, Park Road o Thursday next Tuesday 22nd November at 10.30am (The next meeting for parents will be held on December 6th at 10.30am) Please contact Kathryn at 064-630301 for further details KERRY POSITIVE OPTION CRISIS PREGNANCY COUNSELLING SERVICE Free - confidential

- non judgemental services.

All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm.

Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme.

KERRY RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE

provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@ eircom.net KILLARNEY AL ANON The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in St Claire’s,

Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney.

Contact Mairead 087-7808106.

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

SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www. console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday worship 11am at the Killarney Cultural Centre (East Avenue Rd.) Prayer and Bible study meeting Wednesday 8pm. at various homes. For more information tel. 6632600 or 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.

NEW BEGINNINGS MINISTRIES KILLARNEY NEW BEGINNINGS ARE HOSTING ELLEL MINISTRIES ON SATURDAY FEB 18TH FROM 10.00 AM TO 4.00PM AT THE TORC HOTEL ON THE MALLOW/RATHMORE ROAD OUTSIDE KILLARNEY,,AND ON SUNDAY FEB 19TH AT 12.00 NOON AT THE KILLARNEY COURT HOTEL ,THE THEME FOR THE WEEKEND IS “INNER HEALING WITH FREEDOM FROM FEAR, ANXIETY AND DERPESSION ETC,,ALL WELCOME,CONTACT (087)7068533 SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S The South Kerry Parkinson’s support Group next meeting is on 13th March, 2017, at Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing Home Kilcummin at 7.30pm where parkinsons nurse from Dublin Nicola will be the speaker. Please note, no meeting that night in Killarney. All are welcome.

For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 064-7758837.

MUCKROSS I.C.A. Monthly meeting of Muckross guild of I.C.A. takes place on monday 13th February at 7.45pm in Loughquittane N.S. Annual quiz night.

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Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio explains a treatment that has been inspiring confidence for 25 years

WANT a quick and easy way to lose inches, sculpt curves, detoxify, boost circulation and smooth the skin? The Universal Contour Body Wrap is a must-have for parties, weddings, holidays and any other time when you want to look your absolute best!

The Universal Contour Wrap is a totally natural, effective and safe way to achieve excellent and lasting inch loss, detoxify the body, cleanse the skin and leave you feeling totally rejuvenated with wonderful smooth and silky skin. Bandages that have been soaking in a warm solution containing only natural minerals and sea are used to clad and reshape the body, lifting flabby buttocks, flattening the abdomen and generally contouring the figure. Once the

bandages that have soaked in the sea clay solution are applied to the body, the effect is that of a giant poultice.

The treatment works by drawing out toxins from the fluid around the fat cells, whilst the bandaging technique works to compress and compact the soft fatty tissue, creating a smoother base over which the soft tissue lies. Not only can you expect excellent lasting inch loss, but also a superb treatment that cleanses, detoxifies and tightens the skin Buy a course of treatments and get one absolutely free; this sale at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio ends on Monday, February 27. For more information call 065-6632966.

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Beauty Buzz

BY EVE KELLIHER AN INGENIOUS product dreamt up by a savvy group of young beauty mavens in Killarney has captured the imagination of none other than the cosmetics guru behind the global success story that is Cocoa Brown.

Marissa Carter, creator of the iconic self-tan brand, gave a huge shoutout on Tuesday to the transition-year students of St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School who have come up with What’s The Crack – a must-have product that helps you remedy that all-to-familiar problem of smashed or broken makeup powder compacts.

Marissa was high in her praise on Instagram for the students involved, Sarah, Abbie, Fiona and Sarah, and

urged her followers: “Check out their insta @whats.the.crack and show those budding young girlbosses some love people!!!”

Not only that, but the Cocoa Brown founder also provides a demo of how the revolutionary product works on her Snapchat account: cartermarissa

KILLARNEY TO CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL EAR CARE DAY THE Killarney branch of DeafHear.ie is celebrating International Ear Care Day and welcomes anyone to drop in any time between 2pm and 4pm on March 3.

International Ear Care Day is an annual advocacy event which aims to raise awareness and promote ear and hearing care across the world. The theme for International Ear Care Day 2017 is “Make a Sound Investment”. “This aims to draw attention to the economic impact of hearing loss and cost effectiveness of interventions to address it,” said Jerry Kelliher of DeafHear, Killarney.

“Unaddressed hearing loss poses a high cost for the economy globally and has a significant impact on the lives of those affected. Interventions to address hearing loss are available and are cost-effective.

“Prevention, screening for early identification, rehabilitation through hearing devices, captioning and sign language education are among the strategies which can mitigate hearing loss and its consequences.”

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Jerry added: “At 2.30pm we will have a short presentation with a questions and answers session.”

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St Patrick’s Festival Killarney PARADE DIARY

LET’S CELEBRATE DIVERSITY IN STYLE The newly appointed creative director of the St Patrick’s Day parade in Killarney, Fiona Crowley gives an overview of the lead-up to the annual event SO DIVERSITY! What does it mean? Can we really know what it is until we experience it? Well, the hard-working committee of the St Patrick’s Day committee have decided on it as their theme for the 2017 St Patrick’s Day parade. Has Killarney truly embraced diversity or maybe it's not that new a phenomenon?

If you look through he fabulous videos of last year’s parade on Facebook (where you might even spot yourself!) you might be surprised to see that no two people look the same – what a shock!

We all meet a diversity of people everyday in our normal travels – young and old, tall and small, large and tiny, country and townsfolk and Irish and other nationalities. And isn't our day enhanced by meeting this diversity of people? Don't we learn a

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You have a wonderful chance to interpret this theme in whatever way you like with your group/organisation this year so go for it!

So let's make this St Patrick’s Day a truly embracing occasion where we celebrate diversity and everything that goes with it.

Let's count ourselves lucky that we live in a society where we are given the golden opportunity of being able to experience diversity everyday. A perfect theme for our parade. A perfect day to celebrate being Irish. A perfect time to celebrate our Diversity!

Bride Garvey, Kilcummin, makes her way through the town of Killarney on St Patrick's Day. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK CHICKEN CASSEROLE Mark Murphy, Dingle Cookery School, shares this recipe for this delicious savoury staple

INGREDIENTS 1 chicken, 1.5 kg, cut into 8 pieces 500 ml chicken stock 4 shallots, peeled 4 potatoes, peeled and cut into large dice 2 or 3 carrots peeled and cut into dice 1 celeriac, peeled and cut into large dice Handful of button mushrooms, cleaned and trimmed 2 heads of garlic, 3 or 4 slices bacon, in small pieces 2 tbsp butter Bunch of thyme Salt and pepper METHOD

Preheat the oven to 180C. Over medium heat, warm the oil in a large pan. Season the chicken pieces with salt and pepper, and cook until they are well browned on all sides. Transfer chicken to a platter and keep it in a warm place while you work on the vegetables. Pour off all but two tablespoons of the cooking fat from the pan. Lower the heat to medium, add the butter, onions, shallots, garlic, and thyme, and cook and stir just until the vegetables start to take on a little colour. Add the potatoes, carrots, celeriac and bacon and cook for about five minutes. Cover the pan and cook for another 10 minutes, stirring every few minutes.

Add the mushrooms, season with salt and pepper, and return the chicken to the pan.

Add the chicken stock, bring to the boil.

Bake, uncovered, for 20 to 25 minutes.

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Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley says she feels she can never give back as much as she has received through singing in church

I JOINED the Church of The Resurrection folk group when I was 14 years old when the group was led by Carmella Sheehy. At the time I was starting singing lessons so this really was the first time in my life when singing became something that I didn't keep to myself anymore. I remember the first mass I sang at. I was in the back row of the group and I was so nervous! It felt strange to be at the top of the church, facing the congregation. After a few weeks I began to feel a great sense of calm as I sang at Mass.

As time passed I became more confident and the next hurdle to jump was to sing the Psalm on the altar. This was a very daunting prospect, but, again, once I was up there I felt so at home and so at peace.

I have always been quite a naturally shy person so the prospect of standing up in front of people at concerts and competi-

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tions was very scary for me. During the time when I was finding my feet as a singer the folk group always kept me grounded and I always felt like I had a home to come back to every time we sang at mass. When I was studying in college I was forced to make the difficult decision to leave the folk group as I often had to stay in Dublin at weekends.

It broke my heart to leave and I feel that it was at that time that I became completely disconnected from my voice.

After a few years of not singing, Paul O’Raw, and I decided it was time to start up the folk group again. This group is so close to my heart and I urge any of you who have experience singing or playing an instrument to join us. What you give to your church and community, you will receive back ten-fold.

• Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

Rathmore RATHMORE’S seventh annual St Patrick’s Day parade will take place on Sunday, March 12, at 2pm.

“Rathmore goes green” is the theme for this year's parade.

Taking the key role as grand marshal is Rathmore native Aidan O’Connor, journalist and author of the hugely successful production Patrick.

All floats are welcome. The categories are best overall float and Frank Buckley Cup, best vintage vehicle, best commercial float, best organisation/group, best window display, best-dressed buggy/pram, best agricultural float, and best-dressed pet!

Street entrainment, including face painters, will also add to the fun of the occasion.

To book your entry, contact 087-6676817.

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Wedding Feature 2017

Picture perfect day out for Clodagh and David

Clodagh Hurley with her dad Liam Hurley, Orla and Gemma Hurley, Sorcha Ryan and Sarah Geaney.

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ITTLE did they know when Clodagh Hurley and David O’Connor booked their wedding photographer that it would be a case of history repeating itself.

The Tralee couple enlisted the services of talented Killarney snapper Sally MacMonagle to capture their big day on camera. “We later discovered that Sally’s grandfather Donal MacMonagle was the photographer for my parents’ wedding 35 years previously,” said the bride.

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Clodagh, the daughter of Josephine and Liam Hurley, and David, the son of Margaret and the late John “Walla” O'Connor, were wed in St Brendan's Church, Ardfert, and held their reception in Ballyseede Castle Hotel, Tralee.

Clodagh’s sisters Orla Hurley and Gemma Hurley were maid of honour and bridesmaid respectively, while her lifelong friend Sorcha Ryan was bridesmaid.

David’s brother Peter O’Connor was best man and his friends Damien Diggins and Vincent Reidy were groomsmen.

The bride and groom's son Jacob O'Connor together with David’s niece Sarah Geaney enjoyed being at the heart of the action as pageboy and flower girl.

Clodagh and David met almost 11 years ago, in May 2006, on a night out in Tralee.

“We got engaged in New York in January 2014. David proposed on a rooftop over looking the Empire State Building at night-time,” said Clodagh.

Their wedding day had The Great Gatsby as its theme.

The bride looked picture-perfect in a

Maggie Sottero gown which she sourced in Aibheil bridal boutique in Adare, Co Limerick. “We made the most of the last of the long evenings by lighting sparklers after the meal,” said Clodagh. “We also released doves after the ceremony in the church.” The newlyweds, who will reside in Tralee, jetted to the Caribbean for their honeymoon.

• 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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o our second Home & Living of 2017. Where have January and February gone? Summer is fast approaching and we are looking at one of the most functional rooms in the house this month, the bathroom. See our top trends for 2017 and check out our piece on a traditional bathroom makeover.

Our featured house this month is a beautiful family home on the doorstep of the National Park.

In addition, Cremur have given us their four key tips for redecorating your bathroom.

My top picks this month are Corcoran’s freestanding bath and the Alchimia tiles from National Tile which are amazing and so on trend, with green being the Pantone colour of the year.

The history of the horse trough/hog scaler... sorry, I mean freestanding bath...

The Freestanding Bath has long enjoyed a reputation as a status-symbol.

Documented early plumping systems for bathing go back as far as around 3300BC. The claw foot tub had its origins in the mid 18th century and originated in Holland and was once enjoyed only by the aristocracy.

An early advertisement by Kohler advertised the claw bath as “a horse trough/ hog scalder when furnished with four legs will serve as a bathtub.”

Centuries of refinement and the discovery of new materials has helped to introduce it into the everyday household – though owning one is still considered the height of luxury!

With its popularity rising, and the play on different shapes and styles, there is no limit to what designers can create – the freestanding bath has never been more exciting!

We hope you enjoy this month’s Home & Living. If you have a design query or would like your home or project featured in our Home & Living section, we’d love to hear from you, just email decorating@killarneyadvertiser.ie

Yours in decorating,

Noelle

and the Killarney Advertiser Team Contact us at decorating@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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Spacious residence on doorstep of National Park

NEW to the market this week with DNG Ted Healy is this delightful four-bedroom semidetached house situated in the much sought-after Rossdara development on Loreto Road.

The property has been very well maintained both internally and externally. Accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hallway with guest WC and cloakroom, living room, kitchen/ dining, utility room, four bedrooms (master ensuite) and family bathroom.

This appealing residence’s dimensions extend to approximately 125 square metres/1,345 square feet.

The property has a generous landscaped rear garden with shed and patio area.

Conveniently located on the edge of Killarney National Park, Number 19 Rossdara is within walking distance of the town centre and within easy reach of Loreto National School.

The property has oil central heating, PVC double-glazed windows and boasts fitted wardrobes to all bedrooms.

It is suited to a variety of buyers including homeowners, retirees and holiday homebuyers.

Launched to the market for €260,000 the property is already attracting significant interest and is under offer.

‘This is a very well presented property is a highly regarded and much sought-after neighbourhood. One finds themselves on the doorstep of Killarney National Park, within easy walk of Killarney town and easy reach of shop /bars/ restaurants/ hotels. Loreto National School is located at the top of the road. Interest has been brisk and we expect the property to sell quickly,” said selling agent Ted Healy. For appointment to view contact sole selling agent DNG Ted Healy 064-6639000.

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Top Bathroom Trends that will be huge in 2017

If you’re planning a refresh or redesign of your bathroom, this year promises to bring tons of personality. Think of your bathroom as a room rather than just a functional space, with texture, furniture and rugs finding their way into bathrooms for 2017 turning our bathrooms into a mini sanctuary.

1. Statement furniture; The bathroom may not have been where you would traditionally think about putting a chair or ottoman, but it really adds a touch of warmth to a room that can often seem cold.

3. Rugs; Throw rugs are not just for your living room anymore, the place to see all the best rugs this year is in the bathroom, it’s a great way to add colour or pattern and of course that all important warmth.

4. Patterned Tiles, we saw patterned tiles sneaking their way into bathroom last year but this year they are huge Moroccan inspired designs, art deco black and white they work well with simple white suites or a roll top bath alike.

Brennan collection available to order from Dunnes stores Killarney.

7. Minimalist cabinets, with all the other statement trends for bathrooms the cabinets are going minimal in order to ensure the space doesn’t feel to crowded.

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8. Art, we are getting braver with art, and this can be seen in the trend for art in the bathroom, modern prints and even a complete gallery wall, call it the loo-vre.

2. Freestanding tubs are not going anywhere soon and are still the go-to for a statement bathroom. More retailers are offering smaller options for those bathrooms where space is tight. Whether your style is traditional or modern there is a freestanding bath out there to suit your needs.

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Bathroom Tiles, Corcoran's Furniture & Carpets 5. Mirrors; Statement mirrors have always been a sure way to add character to your bathroom, especially if you have a small bathroom the bigger the better as it reflects light. Think furniture shop for this accessory.

6. Five Star; we all want the hotel luxe at the moment, even our soap and shampoo bottles have to match and look pretty, and fluffy towels are a must. Try the Francis

9. Paper the walls, we have seen wallpaper make a huge comeback over the last few years, and why should the bathroom be left out the bolder the better perfect for the country mansion feel or just a huge statement in a small downstairs W.C. Be brave with this one the darker and quirkier the better.

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Cremur Complete Bathroom Refurbishment AT CREMUR we are passionate about making your dream bathroom a reality! Here are the four simple steps to get the bathroom of your dreams.

• Once you are fully satisfied with the plan and design, a contract invoice and schedule will be made.

STEP 1 - PLAN The first step of the planning process is to speak with one of our bathroom specialists who will arrange a home visit so to discuss the bathroom you desire.

The staff at Cremur are always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that you are fully satisfied.

STEP 2 – DESIGN • The next stage of the process is designing your dream bathroom.

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STEP 3 - INSTALLATION • The third stage of the process is installing your brand new bathroom.

Our expert bathroom fitters will firstly specialists will visit your home and remove your old bathroom and dispose survey your bathroom, discuss your of it appropriately. ideal layout, and take measurements.

• Once this is done, our specialists will come up with potential designs based on your criteria. These will be presented to you along with a fixed price. This includes the disposal of your old, unwanted bathroom, along with all the plumbing, fittings, tiling, carpentry and electrics that may be involved in the renovation.

• Next, our experts will begin installing your new bathroom. A complete installation takes approximately five days to complete. Cremur are aware that home renovations can be a noisy procedure so each member of the team do their best to keep the noise down so that they won't disturb the neighbours, and keep the place clean throughout the renovation.

• A single member of our team will keep in contact with you throughout the process to ensure that you are fully satisfied of the work being conducted.

STEP 4 - FINISHING UP • Once the installation is complete the team will clean your brand new bathroom, removing any waste and excess building supplies left from the installation stage, so you can enjoy your bathroom straight away!

• Next, a team member will inspect each item with you to ensure that you are completely satisfied with your new bathroom.

Contact Cremur, Cws Complex, Rock Street, Tralee, on 066-7124555.

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UR bathroom makeover happened a bit by accident as we live in an old stone house and required an extension.

My husband used this opportunity to replace some beams over our kitchen and as this meant dismantling our bathroom, it was a great excuse to revamp it (not that I need an excuse!). I wanted to stay with the traditional feel but in a contemporary style. We started with the floors as we don’t have the luxury of underfloor heating – this wasn’t too widespread 100 years ago!

So we went with a wooden floor. Worried about maintenance and water, water, water everywhere (I have two boys) we chose an engineered board. This doesn’t tend to warp and can still be resurfaced if needs be but I have been pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to keep.

Next was the bath, which was on my wish list for a long time. It still keeps with the traditional look but the stainless steel skirt keeps the look modern and being reflective gives the feeling of space. When we went to buy our shower my husband fell in love with the sink in the showroom and it fitted in perfectly as well as being practical.

We both love panelling so that was an easy choice. Our bathroom panelling is painted in French White by Colortrend and the walls are Dovetail by Farrow & Ball.

Traditional Bathroom Makeover Sourcing THE flooring is engineered white oak wideboard from National Tile.

The shower and sink are from National Tile also. The marble table is by Hal-Lou. We reused our blind, as I couldn’t part with it. It is a Linwood fabric and the Fabulous Fabric Company stocks Linwood Fabrics.

Accessories The candles are from Dunnes Stores and the bath mat is also from Dunnes Stores, from its Francis Brennan collection.

The mirror is Mylestone Interiors. Both the jars and black press are by TK Maxx.

The prints and basket are from Ikea. We use the basket for towel storage and the prints were temporary until I could find something with orange to match the blind but got put on my wish list.

Getting a rug is another wish list item…my wish lists seem to get longer the older I get! Noelle

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FOLEY’S TOWNHOUSE & RESTAURANT 23 HIGH STREET, KILLARNEY

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa is currently recruiting for the following positions:

Food & Beverage Personnel – Part time accommodation assistants – Part time Must have previous experience in a similar role.

If you would like to join our award-winning team please forward your full CV with letter of application today to: BBrennan@aghadoeheights.com

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FULL-TIME/PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

Required for part-time role

PLEASE SUBMIT CV TO THE MANAGER OR EMAIL. EMAIL: info@foleystownhouse.com; TEL: 064-6631217

8 hours weekly, to provide reception and administrative support to a busy Medical Centre in Killarney.

Must have excellent communication skills, the ability to multi-task within a busy environment, to work on own initiative and with a team Previous experience of working in a similar environment would be desirable Please forward CV to: Cahernane Medical Centre, 42 Cahernane Meadows, Muckross Road, Killarney, Co Kerry or email us at: cahernanemed@eircom.net

Dromhall Hotel are recruiting for the following positions:

FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST Min 2 yrs Hotel experience

FOOD AND BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Full/Part Time Hours available To work in our Busy Bar/Restaurants

ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANTS Part time/Flexi Hours Available

Currently recruiting for the following positions:

PART TIME

BAR STAFF & FLOOR STAFF Apply to BOX NO: 3041 Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney

All applications to Coral Kiely, Muckross Road, Killarney or ckiely@randleshotels.com

•PART TIME BREAKFAST CHEF •3RD YEAR COMMIS CHEF •EXPERIENCED BAR PERSON •FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Please send your CV to: Cahernane House Hotel, Muckross Road Killarney, Co. Kerry

Or email: info@cahernane.com

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Maternity Cover (Six months fixed term contract) Excellent Terms & Conditions

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Apply with cover letter and CV to: PO Box 3040

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The award winning Fairview invites applications for the following posts:

• Breakfast Supervisior

• Operations Manager

• Chefs of all grades

• Receptionist

• Food and beverage Personnel

• Accommodation assistants

Previous experience in 4 star environment preferable Have a friendly personality and team-player ability to work in a busy environment Good communication Skills

Please e-mail you CV to:

info@killarneyfairview.com or post to GM The Fairview Killarney t: 064 6634164 or t: 087 2351900

DEPUTY HOTEL MANAGER The five star Muckross Park Hotel & Spa in Killarney are seeking a Deputy Hotel Manager to join the team.

Requirements for the role: • At least 3 years management experience in a 4 or 5 star hotel.

• Previous experience as a head of department in a food & beverage department or as a duty manager.

• Experience in managing weddings, banqueting & conferences.

• 3rd level qualification in hospitality.

• Strong organisational & communication skills.

• Good commercial awareness.

• Experience in training employees.

Please submit your application in writing to: The Human Resources Manager,

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa, Muckross, Killarney, Co. Kerry

or email hr@muckrosspark.com

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Best foot forward in Killarney for Operation Transformation event WALKERS, runners and joggers limbered up with great enthusiasm in Killarney last Saturday morning for the weekly parkrun.

The team from RTE’s Operation Transformation was also there to be part of the action as the event kicked off from the entrance to Muckross Traditional Farms, Killarney National Park.

As RTÉ’s Operation Transformation concluded with its official 5k finale event in Phoenix Park, Killarney parkrun was selected as one of four parkrun locations where the RTÉ cameras would be paying a visit!!

Killarney parkrun, which takes place every Saturday morning, is supported by the

Department of Arts Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs – Killarney National Park, HSE, Kerry County Council and Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership.

Above: Walkers turned out in force in Muckross this morning to welcome RTE’s Operation Transformation team. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ

Tim O’Shea and Friends hit all the right notes with new CD NEWS that acclaimed musicians Tim O’Shea and Friends have made a new CD has delighted trad lovers across Ireland and beyond.

The group will unveil the recording “another skin too few” as part of the Gathering Festival in Killarney.

This is Tim’s fifth CD and it will be launched at the INEC Upstairs Bar, on Saturday, February 25, at 5.30pm

by Sean Laffey, editor of the Irish Music Magazine. “The CD features musicians, new music, new songs, original tracks and new sounds,” said Tim O’Shea.

“We are happy, proud and humbled to have arrived at this time and place to mark a musical milestone, 25 years on the road.”

The title of this CD, “another skin

Tim O’Shea with fellow Kerry musicians Rosie Healy and Michael D. Kelliher.

too few” has two origins. “Skin” is a slang term in Ireland, meaning someone of good character, “a sound skin”. It can also refer to the literal skin(s) or layers of an onion. Using this idea, Tim says he modified it and

was inspired by a documentary on English folk singer Nick Drake, called “A skin too few”.

“Nick’s sister referred to him as not having enough (onion) ‘skins’ to survive the vagaries of life,” said Tim.

“Sadly, it can be common to overlook the music of local musicians and their valuable contribution to the tradition and local music, until they are gone. Presented here you will find a contribution and choice of local music, shaped and influenced by local musicians.”

The musicians remembered are Paddy Cronin, (Killarney and Boston), John Cronin (Aghadoe and New York), Steven Carroll (Kilcummin) and Con Durham (Dublin and Dingle).

There is a mix of tunes and songs, including one original song by Tim, and an original spoken word piece by Belfast poet Adrian Fox. The new recording will also be available on CD Baby and iTunes soon.

Rathmore youngsters set to cast a spell with Cinderella production THIS big-hearted and talented group of youngsters in Rathmore have pulled out all the stops in a bid to help children in Chernobyl.

The children of Rathmore parish have got together to stage a special pantomime based on the fairytale classic Cinderella at Rathmore Community Centre on Saturday,

March 4, at 7.30pm and Sunday, March 5, at 3pm.

Admission is €10 per adult and €5 per child with all proceeds going to the Rathmore branch of the Friends of the Children of Chernobyl.

For further details and tickets contact Lorraine on 086-3481464 or Mag on 087- 9498344.

The cast of the children’s pantomime gearing up to present Cinderella.

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notices

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Tea-Room Concession

DINIS COTTAGE – KILLARNEY NATIONAL PARK The National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) of the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs invites tenders for the operation of the tea-room concession at Dinis Cottage, Dinis Island, Killarney National Park, for the 2017 and 2018 visitor seasons.

For further information and tender documentation, and to make arrangements to visit Dinis Cottage in advance of submitting a tender, please contact Ms Frances O’Sullivan, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Muckross House, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

Telephone 064-66 70141; Email: Frances.O’Sullivan@ahg.gov.ie The latest date for receipt of tenders is 5.00p.m. on Thursday 16th March 2017.

Only tenders submitted on the official tender form will be considered. The successful tenderer must be able to provide a current Tax Clearance Certificate and written evidence of Public Liability Insurance cover.

The National Parks & Wildlife Service is not bound to accept the highest or any tender.

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VOLUNTEERS Knocknagoshel Clinic: Walsh’s Bar

3rd Thursday of every month at 6pm

Brosna Clinic: The Sportsfield Bar

3rd Thursday every month at 6.30pm

Castleisland Clinic: River Island Hotel

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Healy-Rae’s Bar 10pm-11pm every Sunday

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Killarney Water Rescue are looking to recruit volunteers in the following areas:

Divers

minimum 2/3 years experience (Search and Recover training will be provided)

Boat Handlers & Support Crew training provided

PRO & Fundraisers If you are interested in becoming part of this vital service please text your name and contact details to

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Michael Healy-Rae suggests 'calling in the army' to tackle rhododendron HE HIT the headlines this week when Independent Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae claimed that the spread of rhododendron in Killarney National Park is so bad that the army may have to be called in to sort it out.

Speaking during Tuesday evening’s topical issues debate in the Dáil, Deputy Healy-Rae appealed for more resources for Killarney National Park.

He said: "People are inclined to think that when it comes to a national park, that you close the gates and let it off. That you don't maintain the deer population. You don't aggressively attack the rhododendrons.

"The rhododendron situation in Killarney National Park is gone so bad, Minister, nothing short of calling in the army is going to put it right."

Responding, Minister of State for Regional Economic Development Michael Ring said

his department spent over €2m in Killarney National Park last year.

On the rhododendron issue, he said: "My Department has invested heavily in tackling this invasive species, the control of which is difficult, costly and labour intensive.

"The management of the rhododendron is a long-standing ongoing programme in the national parks.

He added: "Since 2011 the department has invested over €700,000 to tackle the rhododendron clearance in Killarney National Park and in 2016 alone the department spent €209,611 on clearance.

"An updated Strategic Rhododendron Plan is being finalised and the department hopes to publish this in the coming months."

Mr Healy-Rae said: "You rightly state the money that has been spent but we are losing

the war with regard to the rhododendron."

Later Mr Ring called on the people of Killarney to come in and sit down with the Dsepartment "to see what support and help they can give us to deal with this very serious problem that we have in Killarney Park".

Deputy Healy-Rae, who at one stage worked for the Office of Public Works, paid tribute to Killarney Advertiser for our highlighting of the rhododendron problem earlier this year.

“I feel your campaign was an important one,” he told Killarney Advertiser.

Killarney poised to flip into action for a good cause

Promed named one of the best workplaces in Ireland Sheila Casey, Teresa Irwin, Killarney Soroptimist Club, Martin Didenka, chef, Killarney Avenue Hotel, Mike Leahy, Home From Home, and Eileen Foley, Killarney Soroptimists.

THE Killarney Soroptimist Club will host its annual pancake and coffee morning this Shrove Tuesday, February 28, from 10.30am to 12 noon at the Killarney Avenue Hotel.

All proceeds from this year’s event are being donated to "Home from Home" After School Services, Killarney. Tickets are €15.

The Home from Home After School Service for children with special needs commenced operation at 9/10 The Paddocks Ballydowney on December 1, 2009.

The service began in the grounds of St Mary of the Angels Beaufort adjacent to St Frances Special School

run by the Franciscan sisters. In 2005 The Franciscan sisters decided they could no longer run the campus, and they handed it over to St John of God to run. As the room the children were using as ‘Tig Roisin’ was needed for other services, the parents got together to form a committee and set up a stand a lone after school service for their children.

With the funding from Pobal, a two story double house was purchased at 9/10 The Paddocks Ballydowney, Killarney in 2008 and was opened on December 1, 2009, after some refurbishment was completed.

CONGRATULATIONS to Killorglinbased company Promed which has been officially recognised as one of the best workplaces in Ireland.

This is Promed’s fourth consecutive year winning the accolade, which was presented at the Great Place to Work Best Workplaces in Ireland awards in the Clayton Hotel on Burlington

Road, Dublin, on Wednesday.

This recognition is awarded on the basis of an employee survey and an assessment of their policies and practices. Promed was recognised as the Best Small Workplace in Ireland 2017.

Promed is a specialist supplier of high-end medical products for the treatment of patients within the primary care sector.

FUNDRAISER FOR HEART OF KILLARNEY PHONE BOX AED FOR FOSSA ALL are welcome to join a unique motorcycle treasure hunt in Fossa this Sunday. The event, to which cars are also welcome, is being organised

by Killarney Bikers and Friends in association with the Heart of Killarney project and Michael Linehan Heartsafe Killarney.

The starting point is The Golden Nugget, Fossa, with registration between 10.30am and 12 noon.

The prizegiving will be at 5.30pm in the same venue.

The entry fee is €20 and tickets will also be on sale for a draw.

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The Provocateur KILLARNEY HAS THE RECIPE FOR SUCCESS NOT to sound biased, but Killarney is home to some truly wonderful eateries, from cafes, to barfood providers, and both standalone and hotel restaurants.

Why, then, has not a single one been included in a list published this week of the 100 best restaurants in Ireland?

John and Sally McKenna, as published in The Sunday Times, released their annual 100 Best Restaurants in Ireland 2017 guide, which saw Ireland experience a “tsunami of brilliant new openings” over the past year, according to the McKennas.

But it left a pretty sour taste in my mouth to see that not only was Killarney mystifyingly absent from the list, but Kerry was only represented by a quartet of restaurants.

(And congratulations to the four fantastic Kerry eateries to make it onto the foodies’ list, Daroka, Ballybunion; Idá’s, Dingle; Global Village, Dingle; and Mulcahy’s Restaurant, Kenmare.)

The McKennas note: “Serious restaurants with ambitious cooking used to be easy to spot. They had French names, waiters in bow ties, à la carte menus, and a head chef.

Today, the best cooking in Ireland can be found in art galleries, in remote upstairs rooms, in public gardens, in pubs, in wine bars, in garden centres and even takeaways.”

The couple have said: “When we wrote and published the first edition of the 100 Best Restaurants in Ireland, back in 1992, it was difficult to find 100 exceptional Irish restaurants. It was a struggle to write the book.”

Fast forward 25 years, and the list, they state, is harder than ever to compile – “We struggle to cope with the tsunami of brilliant new openings,” they state.

The 100 Best Restaurants in Ireland features 29 Dublin establishments, and 18 in Cork.

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

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AAWEEKLY WEEKLYROUND-UP ROUND-UPOF OFNEWS NEWS++ KILLARNEY AND KERRY MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP CONGRATULATIONS to the Kerry and Killarney hotels that did our county and town proud in the CIE Tours International 27th Annual Awards of Excellence.

Killeen House Hotel, Killarney, won the special dinner feature, while Benners Hotel in Dingle won the best three-star hotel award.

Other Killarney recipients were Munster winner The Dunloe Hotel and merit award winners the Killarney Plaza Hotel, the Killarney Avenue Hotel and The Killarney Towers Hotel (all part of the O’Donoghue Ring Hotel Group), the Killarney Park Hotel, The Brehon Hotel, the Interna-

tional Hotel and The Malton Hotel.

Other merit award winners were visitor attraction providers Killarney Horse & Carriage Tours, Tangney Tours, Muckross Schoolhouse, Muckross House and Gardens, all Killarney, and John B Keane’s Pub, Brendan Ferris Sheepdog Trials, Robert Power Sheepdog Trials, Gabriel Kavanagh Sheepdog Trials and Famine Cottage and Kissane’s Sheep Farm.

The awards were presented at a reception in Dublin City Hall on Monday to 99 winners by Vivienne Jupp, chairman, and Elizabeth Crabill, chief executive Officer, CIE Tours International.

Paul O’Sullivan, (Killarney Towers Hotel), Igor Van Riel (Killarney Plaza Hotel), Denis McCarthy, (Killarney Avenue Hotel), and Vivienne Jupp (CIE).

Michelle Rosney, Killeen House Hotel, with Elizabeth Crabill, chief executive officer, CIE Tours International and Vivienne Jupp, chairman, CIE.

Cal Hurley (Killarney Jaunting Cars), Ann Tangney (Muckross House), Michael Tangney (Killarney Jaunting Cars).

Inspired By Danny Casey

VIEWS VIEWSFROM FROMKERRY KERRYAND ANDAROUND AROUNDTHE THEWORLD WORLD

NASA REVEALS DETAILS OF ENTIRE NEW SOLAR SYSTEM THAT COULD SUPPORT LIFE Last week, Trevor O’Donoghue discussed Pluto and the existence of planets in orbit around other stars (exoplanets). Since then, NASA has announced further discoveries in this field at a press conference on Wednesday NASA HAS provided details of an exoplanet system located around a relatively close star.

The star, Trappist-1 is an ultra-cool red dwarf, much smaller than our Sun and located 39 light years from Earth. The star plays host to a remarkable planetary system.

NASA has discovered seven planets in orbit around the star. All of them are rocky or earthlike planets and three of these planets are found in the habitable or Goldilocks zone.

The habitable or Goldilocks zone is the region around a star where the temperature is just right to allow liquid water to exist. These three planets are all earth-size rocky worlds and the scientists have announced that one of them is likely to have a water-rich composition. What is remarkable about this discovery is that the star plays hosts to so many rocky worlds, and that so many of these worlds are earth like or rocky, and also that three of the worlds might have liquid water on their surface.

That NASA was able to discover these worlds at all is testament to the speed at which the science in this discipline is advancing. Next year will see the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, This telescope will carry instruments on board that will allow us to probe the atmospheres of these planets, if they have atmospheres, and ascertain what they are made of. Scientists will be looking for oxygen,

TALKING POINTS Champagne and avocados back in shopping baskets

ozone, methane and other gasses that serve as biosignatures hinting at the presence of life on other worlds.

For the moment, we can just speculate on what the planets may hold. So, what about going out tonight and having a look. Trappist-1 is located in the constellation of Aquarius, but unfortunately the star is much smaller than the Sun and consequently much dimmer.

It is impossible to see without a really large telescope. For all those thinking of little green men, the scientists who look for extraterrestrial life (SETI) have already pointed their radio telescopes at the system, but have found nothing. Even if we sent a signal to the planets, we would have to wait almost 80 years for any response!

•Feeling curious about the world around you? Email any science-related questions you might have to Trevor at ftrevorodonoghue@gmail.com or see http://www.trevorodonoghue.com

IT SEEMS our palates are more refined than ever, according to the Central Statistics Office which announced this week that it has changed the basket of goods and services it uses to measure inflation.

Avocados as well as melons and sweet potatoes have been added, while consumer preferences have also changed in the area of alcohol, with champagne and craft beer sitting pretty in the basket.

Not only that but fresh hake has swum centre stage in place of plaice and whiting.

The new basket took effect from January 2017.

The basket is updated every five years to reflect consumer habits, and the latest changes suggest Irish habits have changed markedly since the beginning of 2012.

When a new item is included in the basket, this does not imply consumers previously did not purchase this good or service, rather the item has become popular enough to warrant inclusion in a sample of representative items.

Larger TVs are also in vogue, with categories changed to reflect TVs “greater than 40 inches.

Meanwhile, clock radios, blank CDs, and camcorders have all been cut from the list.

Champagne had fallen out of the basket five years earlier only to return this time.

This illustration shows the possible surface of TRAPPIST-1f, one of the newly discovered planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system. PICTURE: NASA/JPL-CALTECH

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AREN’T gardens looking splendid at the moment? Early-flowering Camellias, such as “Donation”, and Rhododendrons, such as Rhododendron barbatum are a beautiful backdrop for daffodils, crocus and iris. Clusters of primroses compete with hellebores, and the bright yellow blooms of the broom, Cytisus praecox, are already filling the air with their sweet scent. I have been asked whether there are any climbers which flower in the winter or very early spring, and I am happy to say that indeed there are! Clematis “Freckles” is an evergreen climber, producing sweet scented cream to purple “freckled” flowers from November to April. It has a tidy habit, and is of great help to bees throughout the winter. Another beauty is Jasminum nudifolium, which brightens the darkest months with the brightest yellow starry flowers. It tends to grow informally, in other words, plant it somewhere it has space!

We are coming close to the end of the dormant season, another month or so is left. This means that if you want to plant any bare rooted plants, you might want to consider doing it soon.

I have been asked whether there

are advantages to planting bare rooted plants – financially it makes a huge difference, and logistically it makes sense too.

Hedging plants can be bought for a fraction of the price, and when transporting them home they take up much less space than container grown plants. If you are planting a hedge, I would urge you to plant as diversely as possible. Originally hedgerows were made up of several different species, such as Hawthorn and Blackthorn, crab apples, Rosa rugosa, privet, holly, beech and Viburnum opulus, the Guelder rose. These hedges not only provide you with year round interest, but from an environmental point of view they are preferable to a single species hedge. Mixed species hedging provide an array of feeding options – different birds prefer different berries, for example. A hedgerow provides “corridors” for wildlife to travel through, which helps maintain diversity and prevents habitat isolation. Hedgerows are becoming increasingly important on a national scale, and Teagasc has some very interesting information available for downloading on its website, www.teagasc.ie

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New ASD Unit comprising two classrooms on the horizon for Killarney Community College KILLARNEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE is set to receive a new ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) unit, which will consist of two classrooms.

The pupil-teacher ratio in these units is 6:1 and pupils are further supported by a minimum of two Special Needs Assistants per class.

There are also early intervention classes for children of pre-school age who are on the autistic spectrum.

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The Seanad Leas-Cathaoirleach and Fine Gael Kerry Senator, Paul Coghlan, has welcomed the announcement. “ASD units cater for the needs of children with Autism who are of school-going age and they are attached to a mainstream and special schools,” said Senator Coghlan.

"I am delighted that Killarney Community College is set to benefit from a new ASD unit, which

comprises two classrooms. The funding has been approved by the School Building Unit; however the publication of the amount of grant aid sanctioned could prejudice the tendering process for an individual project and as a result it cannot be disclosed.

“Compliments are due to the management and staff of Killarney Community College for their dedication to seeing this project over

the line, alongside the Department of Education.

“It is essential that we continue to work to ensure that our children have the most comfortable and up to date facilities in their schools during these formative years, so that there is no distraction from their education and enjoyment of school life.

“The recent Action Plan for Education sets education at the heart of all of our ambitions as a nation.”

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THIS IS WHAT FORMULA ONE WILL LOOK LIKE THIS SEASON JUST days away from the start of F1 pre-season testing. That’s always an exciting time, but this year, new technical rules means the cars will be very different. Both the Williams F1 team and the Sauber F1 team (pictured) have unveiled their new cars, and they look amazing.

New rules dictate the cars are much wider than

before, and with larger tyres and swept back aerodynamics. The cars are wider, from 1.80 to 2 metres; the tyres are 25% wider; the front and rear wings are wider as well; plus the diffuser is being enlarged. This means more downforce, more grip and, as a result, faster lap times.

The width of the front tyres has increased

from 245 to 305mm, that of the rear tyres from 325 to 405mm, and when combined with extra downforce, 2017 cars could be up to 3-5 seconds faster per lap than last year. And to put that in perspective, something as small as a second is a huge gulf of time in Formula 1. An exciting year ahead.

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A NEW product which seals body to reduce wear and tear, Toyota ProTect body protector is getting the seal of approval from Toyota drivers everywhere.

Killarney’s Denis Geaney has been happily driving Toyota for many years and received the keys to his new Hybrid CHR at Bowler’s Toyota Garage, Ballycasheen, recently.

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Denis Geaney, Killarney, with Dave O’Callaghan and Brian Bowler of Bowler’s Toyota, Killarney.

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COUNCIL COMMENCES €300,000 PLUNKETT STREET UPGRADE

Plunkett Street, Killarney, where work has commenced on the the widening of footpaths along the street as well as the laying of a new road surface. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

One of Killarney’s main thoroughfares is currently undergoing a major revamp, reports Eve Kelliher

KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL has commenced a €300,000 upgrade of Plunkett Street, Killarney, as part of its continuing investment in enhancing the town centre.

The street is one of the busiest and most popular streets in Killarney, and has significant footfall and traffic flow. The works involve the development of a shared street surface, providing significant improvements in particular for pedestrians, with new granite paving and asphalt road surface at the same level. It will result in a more pedestrian-friendly environment, complementing the works done previously on the adjoining Main Street.

“During the statutory planning process, the

proposed works were positively commented on, particularly by the businesses on Plunkett Street, and the scheme was unanimously adopted by the members of Killarney Municipal District at a meeting last October,” said a spokesman for Kerry County Council.

“As soon as Kerry County Council had details on the schedule and timing of the works, the local area engineer met with the businesses and outlined the potential impacts during the construction phase, and which we have targeted for completion before the main tourism season commencing in Easter.

“Every effort has been made to minimize the impact on businesses by phasing the works

during the low season and access for customers will be maintained at all times. Deliveries will also be maintained from the existing parking bays on Main Street and College Street, as was always the case.”

The works are being supervised by the local area engineer, and his contact details have been distributed to all of the businesses impacted, added Kerry County Council.

“The investment of €300,000 by Kerry County Council is a commitment to further improving Killarney and our beautiful county, in partnership with the local community, to enhance the experience of those living, working and visiting the town,” stated the local authority.

MAYOR AND CHAMBER PRESIDENT WELCOME ‘MAJOR UPGRADE’ THE Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin, says the works are further evidence of Kerry County Council’s commitment to investing in infrastructure in Killarney town.

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spec road surface, noted Cllr Cronin, who described the works as “a major upgrade”. “About €300,000 will be spent on the street which will further enhance facilities for pedestrians and motorists alike,” said Cllr Cronin.

He added: “Plunkett Street and Main Street are the absolute

centre of our most central tourist destination.

The volume of people that travel on this street is unbelievable.”

The widening of the footpaths will make the area more accessible to all, he added. “I think it is critically important and a vital investment for the future. We have to look at

the long-term vision for the town.”

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce President Paul O’Neill welcomed the enhancement as “a fantastic development”. “It is going to be huge benefit to the town in general and we just hope that the work will be done as quickly and as unintrusively as possible,” he said.

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Traders have their say TRADERS and residents along the street have broadly welcomed the works, and are looking forward to seeing Plunkett Street enhanced.

While some have voiced concern about when the work is taking place and the length of time it will take, most are keen to see the new-look thoroughfare unveiled.

Roberto Taddei of the Allegro said: “I think it will be very nice when it’s finished. I am looking forward to it – the sooner the better!”

Owen Reen of Reens Life Pharmacy was in agreement, adding: “I hope that the works can be completed as soon as possible.”

A spokesman for O’Leary’s Expert Electrical said: “It is for the betterment of the street. It will mean safer footpaths and no trucks and buses going through.

“It is something that has to be done and you can’t have an omelette without breaking eggs.

Overall it will make a great job of the street and the street will be safer for all.”

Killarney pharmacist Don ie Sheahan observing the work that has commenced at Plunkett Street, Killarn ey.

PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Plunkett Street, Killarney, where work has commenced on the the widening of footpaths along the street as well as the laying of a new road surface.

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For big value loads of neatly split firewood contact PJ Buckley on 087-66066645 FOR SALE Tonne bags of shavings and sawdust available at €30 per bag. €5 off if you have a bag to return. Delivery possible for large orders. Contact PJ Buckley on 087-6606664 FOR SALE Quality Folding Attic Stairs. Supplied & Fitted with Handrail. Also Attic Flooring. For more info Tel Donal: 087-9941578 FOR SALE: Mobile home, in excellent condition, must be seen, by appointment. Tel: 086-3630266 FOR SALE: Whirlpool American side by side fridge freezer with water and ice dispensers €350 Tel: 086-8748299 FOR SALE: TV Unit €10. New swivel chair €15. White Cot like new €40.

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THE 18th Gathering Traditional Festival returns bigger and better than ever. From concerts, to céilís and more sessions than ever there will be music around every corner of the Gleneagle Hotel this weekend.

This five-day festival running from today February 22 until February 26 attracts trad fans from the US, Britain, France, Germany and all over Ireland. Previous highlights of the festival have included legends of Irish traditional music Danú, Mike McGoldrick, Buttons and Bows, Téada plus a whole lot more!

Also a festival favourite the céilís return and this year will take place in the Gleneagle Hotel Ballroom and feature Uí Bhriain, Neily O’Connor, Striolán Céilí Band, Five Counties Céilí Band and Johnny Reidy. The schools outreach programme will once again visit schools, in the lead-up to the festival, showcasing the Sliabh Luachra tradition of music and set dancing.

The 2017 festival is packed full of concerts and sessions including on Thursday Aidan Coffey, Geraldine O’Callaghan, Mick Daly, John Brosnan, Mike Brosnan, Geraldine Breen and Mary Conroy.

On Friday there will be a trio of trio’s featuring The Casey Sisters (Nollaig Casey, Máire and Mairead Nic Chathasaigh), Dermot Byrne, Steve Cooney and Bríd Harper and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Gerry O’Beirne and Dónal O’Connor; Saturday Afternoon Boruma Trio and Piper’s Unin; Saturday Evening Dervish and Full Set; Sunday Scattering Concert John Carty Festival Band including John, James and Maggie Carty, Dermot Byrne, Jim Higgins, Shane McGowan and Goitse.

For those who love a late-night session this year’s programme of events is jam-packed! Highlights include Derek Hickey, Jack Talty, Liam Flanagan and Caoimhín O Fearghail, The Rising featuring Dean Griffin, Seána Kelliher, Steven O’Leary, Cian O’Sullivan and Thomas Barrett plus a whole lot more!

Budding musicians or even those looking to enhance their skills can partake in the schedule of gathering workshops and masterclasses including fiddle, accordion, concertina, harp, flute, set dancing, sean nós and singers masterclass.

Festival passes cost just €55 and include entry to all concerts and céilís. Tickets to individual concerts and céilís are also available and range from €10 to €25. For more information visit www.thegathering.ie

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And the story goes: Seanchai Ray O’Sullivan entertaining students at Gaelscoil Faithleann during The Gathering. PICTURES: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Around the school: Pupils enjoying a set dance.

Max O Muineachain.

Abbie Ni Scanlan and Mia Nic Mhathuna.

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in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGMENT BREEN

in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

1ST ANNIVERSARY BUCKLEY

BUCKLEY

In loving memory of a dear an wonderful Husband and Dad, Denis Breen, late of Hazelwood Drive Upper, Park Road, Killarney and late of Knocklebede Kilcummin.

Denis’s Wife Sheila, sons Denis (Jnr), Mikey, Billy and Daughter Sheila Mary, wish to thank all those who sympathised with us at the removal of Denis and those who gave and sent Mass cards.

Thanks to O’Shea’s Undertakers, Fr. Kieran, for looking after Denis’s Funeral.

Thanks to Lissivigeen National School for their guard of honour by the school.

Thanks to the Dromhall hotel for providing such a nice meal on the day of Denis’ burial.

We thank the Irish Kidney Association especially Theresa Looney for helping dad while he was sick. Thanks to the dialysis unit in Tralee Hospital and Skellig Ward, also to Dr Domhnall Kavanagh and all in Trants Chemist.

God saw your tired eyes, And your suffering is over, You are remembered everyday, By lighting a candle and saying a prayer.

You always had a smile to share, A laugh, A joke, a time to care,for us all, We cannot bring the old days back, When we were all together, The family chain is broken now, But your good memories live on, Until we meet again.

Months Mind Mass on at 6.15pm on March 10th 2017, in St Mary’s Cathedral.

1ST ANNIVERSARY BUCKLEY

In loving memory of Margaret Buckley (nee Cullinane) Late of Gortaree, Aghadoe, Killarney who passed away on the 28th February 2016 Mom, One year has passed since that sad day, When the one we loved was called away, God took her home. It was His will, But in our hearts she liveth still.

Sadly missed by your loving Daughter Margaret and son-in-law Frank

In loving memory of Margaret Buckley (nee Cullinane) Late of Gortaree Aghadoe who died on 28th February 2016.

As we fondly remember Margaret on her 1st anniversary. We her family, son Tim, Daughters Nora, Eileen, Margaret and Shelia, son-in-law’s Pat, Frank, Mike, Brother Timmy, Niece Jennifer, her 11 grandchildren and great grandchild Arran wish to extend our most sincere gratitude to all those who sympathised with us on our sad loss, to all those who attended the removal, mass and burial and to all those who sent mass cards and perpetual enrolments.

We would like to thank our neighbours, friends and colleagues for their support during this difficult time. A special thank you to those that called to the house and those who travelled long distances to offer their condolences and pay their respects.

We would like to thank Fr Tom Looney who carried out the funeral ceremony.

Our thanks to Fr. John Lucid who coconcelebrated the requiem mass in the prince of peace church Fossa

As it is impossible to thank everyone individually we hope this acknowledgement will be accepted as a token of our appreciation and gratitude.

A mass will be offered for the intentions of all.

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.

A light from our household gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home, That can never be filled Sadly Missed by your daughter Eileen, Son Tim and grandsons Denis and John.

xxx

Margaret’s 1st Anniversary mass will be held on Saturday 25th February at 7.30pm in Prince of Peace Church, Fossa.

Nana Many a day her name is spoken, And many an hour she is in our thoughts, A link in our family chain is broken, She has gone from our home, But not from our hearts.

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

From your loving granddaughters who miss you everyday Mandy, Jennifer and Rachel.

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

A.Q.

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DUGGAN

In loving memory of Margaret Buckley late of Gortaree, Aghadoe, Killarney who died on the 28th February 2016 Mom, Those who mean the most to us, Are never really gone, For in our thoughts and in our hearts, Their memory still lives on, Every day in some small way, Though absent you are always near, Still missed, loved and always dear.

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

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

In Loving memory of Edward Duggan, Rath/Mounthenry, Firies, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

His Birthday occurs on 26th February.

I know I have an angel, Who watches over me, Please know how precious You were in life, And precious you will always be.

Always loved and remembered by your daughter Nora and son-in-law Pat. xx

Another birthday has passed Ed, Time has been hard to fill, I had you in my arms, & I wish I had you still.

Nana As each day dawns and starts anew, As each day ends we think of you, And in between no matter where, Deep in our hearts you are always there.

On your second birthday in heaven, Please know that with each new day, I carry you in my heart, And there forever you will stay.

Love always, your loving granddaughters Mary, Margaret and Eileen. xxx

So this morning when I woke, I asked the angels up above, To deliver you a special present Ed, That’s filled with all my love.

13TH ANNIVERSARY CLIFFORD

Many thanks to Helen Kerins and fellow musicians who sang and played beautifully at the church. A special thank you to our family friend Mike Kelliher who sang and played gracefully at Margaret’s Burial.

A sincere thank you to Tim, Mike, Mary and Ger of O’Sheas funeral home for their guidance and professionalism. The staff of Cahernane Medical centre for their care, the HSE Ambulance service and paramedics for their help and effort and finally The Killarney Court Hotel for being welcoming and comforting hosts.

2ND BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

In loving memory of James (Benny) Clifford, Hazelwood Drive, Killarney, whose Anniversary occurs on the 26th February.

Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved to hear, Too far away for sight or speech, But not too far for thought to reach.

Sweet to remember, who once was here, And who, though absent is just as dear.

It’s wrapped with all our memories, Our hopes & dreams combined, Enclosed in angel wings, Forever & always entwined.

That you will know each kiss, That I blow up to the sky, Is a wish I wrapped in love, On your birthday, way up high.

Love Always, Siobhán xxx

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE DUGGAN

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your wife Mary, sons Michael, Donald and Jerry, daughters in law Jean and Anne and grandchildren Jenny, Brian, James and Zarah.

Birthday Remembrance for Martin Duggan.

3RD ANNIVERSARY SPILLANE (NEE O’DONOGHUE)

May The Winds Of Love Blow Softly, And Whisper So You’ll Hear, We Will Always Love And Miss You, And Wish That You Were Here.

Loved and remembered on your birthday by all your family. xx

In loving memory of my dear sister Helena, who died on the 2nd of March 2013.

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 my thoughts And forever in my heart.

15TH ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving brother Seanie.

In loving memory of Tony McCarthy Dromkerry, Fossa, Killarney who died on the 26th February, 2002. R.I.P.

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

Time passes, memories stay, Quietly remembered everyday.

Anniversary Mass on Monday 27th of February at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

Always remembered by your wife Esther, daughter Ashling, sons Kevin and David.

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in memoriam 11TH ANNIVERSARY

11TH ANNIVERSARY

11TH ANNIVERSARY

HARRINGTON

HARRINGTON

HARRINGTON

10TH ANNIVERSARY & 11TH BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE HEALY

In loving memory of a dear Dad Connie Harrington, late of 39 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney and formerly of Cloughaulabeg, Millstreet, Co. Cork who died on the 27th of February 2006.

Dada, they say the best are always taken, For me, It’s still so hard to understand why God called you.

You were a mighty man, Always there to help, My Mentor and protector, always on my side, My proud and heartfelt memories of you will always remain.

There’s so much now I want you to see and share with us, So much I wish to tell you.

But somehow, I know you played a role in all of that, I will always appreciate and never forget all you did In your own quiet and gentle way, Dada, you were and always will be one in a million, Who I believe still walks beside us each and everyday.

Missing you and loving you always Your daughter Mary, son-in-law Phil, grandchildren Mary-Ellen and Lukas.

In loving memory of Con Harrington, 39 O’Kelly’s Villas Killarney, whose anniversary occurs on the 27th of February.

In loving memory of Con Harrington, 39 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney and late of Cloughaulabeg Millstreet, Co. Cork who died on the 27th of February 2006.

If I could write a story It would be the greatest ever told Of a kind and loving father Who had a heart of gold

No morning dawns, no night returns But that we think of you.

Those left behind are very good But none replaces you.

If could write a million pages But there’s one thing i would say just how much I love and miss him No one will ever know.

Many a silent tear is shed When we are all alone The one we love so very much The one we call our own.

I know he always loved me, I may be hurt, I might be sad, But i know he’s always looking down on me, Because he will always be my Dad.

Love you always Dad, your son John and daughter-in-law Sinéad. xx

Sadly missed Your daughter Breda.

Grandad, We still feel you around us, You are always on our minds, And when we talk about you, It’s always of happy times.

Anniversary Mass on Monday the 27th February at 9.30am at the Church of The Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

From your loving grandchildren Noel, John (Junior), Conor, Brian and Emma. xxxxx

11TH ANNIVERSARY

10TH ANNIVERSARY & 11TH BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

HARRINGTON

HEALY

11TH ANNIVERSARY HARRINGTON

In loving memory of our Angel Mary Kate Healy, Coornamena Beaufort, 20th February 2006 -21st February 2007.

There’s a special Angel in heaven that’s a part of us It is not where we wanted her But where God wanted her to be.

She was here but just for a year Like a night time shooting star And though she is in heaven She isn’t very far.

She touched the hearts of many Like only an Angel can do We would have held her every minute If the end we really knew.

So we send this special message To the heaven up above Please take care of our Angel Mary Kate and send her all our love.

We miss you and love you so Your family Mom, Dad, Brother Jack, Nan, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.

10TH ANNIVERSARY & 11TH BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE HEALY

In loving memory of Con Harrington, 39 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney and late of Coughaulabeg, Millstreet who died on the 27th of February 2016.

In loving memory of a dear husband Con Harrington, 39 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney and late of Coughaulabeg, Millstreet who died on the 27th of February 2016.

Gone from us, but leaving memories Death can never take away, Memories that always linger While upon this earth we stay Your life was love and labour Your love for your family true; You did your best for all of us.

We will always remember you.

Your loving wife Eileen.

Dad, There is always a face before me, A voice I would love to hear.

A smile I will always remember, Of a Dad I loved so dear.

Deep in my heart lies a picture, More precious than silver or gold.

It’s a picture of you Dad, Whose memories will never grow old.

Your loving daughter Elaine.

Anniversary Mass on Monday the 27th February 9.30am at the Church of The Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

Anniversary Mass on Monday the 27th February 9.30am at the Church of The Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

Treasured memories of my beautiful God-Daughter and cousin Mary Kate, who became an Angel on the 21st of February 2007 aged one year old.

A light went out on earth the day you said goodbye, And on that day a star was born the brightest in the sky, Reaching through the darkness with it’s rays of purest white, Lighting up the heavens as it once lit up our lives.

Princess For your birthday I lay 11 roses on your grave But what I’d do to have you back is much more than I can say.

Always loved and never forgotten by your Godmother Melissa. xxxx

6TH ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY

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Birthday wishes and dearly remembered

by Auntie Helen, Mike and your cousin Michael. XXX

18TH ANNIVERSARY WHITE

In loving memory of Sheila McCarthy Inch, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on 25th February 2011. R.I.P.

Always Loved & Missed by your son Niall, daughter-in-law Michelle, grandchildren Matthew & Jason.

The day God took our Mary Kate away.

Our loss is Heaven’s gain But in our hearts Mary Kate you will always remain.

O’SULLIVAN

HARRINGTON

Another day, another year, A silent wish that you were here, You’re still in our hearts, And forever to stay, Loved and rememebred Every Day.

Mary Kate The gates of Heaven stood open wide The angels lined up side by side A special guest was on her way

6TH ANNIVERSARY

11TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Cornelius Harrington, late O’Kelly’s Villas Killarney, whose anniversary occurs on the 27th of February 2016.

Treasured memories of a dear niece and cousin, Mary Kate of Coornamena, Kilgobnet, Beaufort who went to sleep with the angels on 21st of February 2007 aged 1 year old.

We think of you in silence We often speak your name But all we have are memories And your picture in a frame.

Your resting place we visit Flowers we place with care But no one knows the heartache As we turn and leave you there.

Always remembered by your loving family.

Anniversary Mass 26th February at 11.15am in Kilcummin Church.

In loving memory of James O’Sullivan late of 11, O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney, who died on the 23rd of February 2011.

Softly the leaves of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen, unheard but always near So loved, so missed, so very dear.

Remembered and loved always Your brother Mike, sister-in-law Cliona, nieces Mary and Niamh and nephew Michael.

Anniversary Mass for James was celebrated on Monday 20th February in St Mary’s Cathedral.

In loving memory of Maureen White, late of 8 Marian Tce., Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on the 24th of February, 1999.

Rest in peace.

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

Always remembered and missed by your daughters Kay and Vera, sons Billy, Tommy, Philip and Noel, daughters in law, sons in law and all the grandchildren.

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3RD ANNIVERSARY

3RD ANNIVERSARY

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KENNEDY

KLAUSNER

KLAUSNER

KLAUSNER

In loving memory of our dear Mum Joan who died on the 11th of September, 2004 and our dear Dad John Joe, who died on the 26th February, 2005. Both late of Ballybrack, Ballyhar.

In loving memory of Albert Klausner formerly Salzburg, Austria and Gortroe, Fossa, Killarney. A wonderful husband, Papa and Opa who died on February 27th 2014.

In loving memory of my wonderful Papa Albert Klausner formerly of Salzburg, Austria and late of Gortroe, Fossa, Killarney who died in Germany on February 27th 2014.

In loving memory of my wonderful Papa Albert Klausner formerly Salzburg, Austria and Gortroe, Fossa who died on February 27th 2014.

We hold ye close within our hearts, And there ye shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again.

Each day as evening starts to set The ache builds in my chest I know that I must go to bed And try to get some rest.

Some days I hear your voice and turn to see your face; Yet in my turning, it seems the sound has been erased.

So Rest In Peace dear loved ones, And thanks for all ye have done, We pray that God has given ye, The crown ye truly won.

I hug my tear-stained pillow close When no one is around And cry for the one I loved and lost And scream without a sound.

Who will I turn to for answers when life does not make sense; Who will be there to hold me close when the pieces just don’t fit.

Loved and remembered by your son Eamonn, daughter-in-law Caroline, your daughter Evelyn, son-in-law Johnny and grandchildren Shane, Dayna, Katie, Amy, Sarah & Louise.

Others see me in the day And think I’m doing well But everyday as evening sets I enter my own hell.

Oh, Papa, if I could turn back time and once more hear your voice; I’d tell you that out of all the papa’s you would still be my choice.

Time hasn’t healed my pain at all Or quieted my fears So every night, alone in bed I shed those silent tears.

Please always know I love you and no one can take your place; The years may come and go but your memory will never be erased.

Goodbye my love Goodbye My love will never die And when my life is through God will lead me straight to you.

Today, Jesus, as You are listening in your home above; Would you go and find my papa and give him all my love.

Until we meet again.

Bis wir un’s wieder sehen Ruhe in Frieden Rest In Peace

Love and miss you always.

Loved and missed everyday Bis wir un’s wieder sehen.

Bis wir un’s wieder sehen RUHE IN FRIEDEN

Your loving daughter Heidi and son-inlaw Ulli.

Love you and miss you always, Your loving wife Maria xxx

Your loving daughter Kerstin.

Anniversary Mass on Sunday 26th February at 10am in Ballyhar Church.

12TH ANNIVERSARY KEOGH

In loving memory of my dearest husband Michael ‘Haulie’ Keogh late of 20 O’Sullivans Place, Killarney who died on the 22nd February, 2005. RIP. Memories of you are lovingly kept Someone too special to ever forget Quietly thought of everyday Loved and missed more than words can say.

Sadly missed by your son John and daughter-in-law Catherine.

A life with you was loving A gift of a precious life A sweet smile everyday and night Miss you Grandad.

Love Michael and Alison.

Anniversary Mass Saturday 25th of February at 6.15p.m. in St Mary’s Cathedral.

13TH ANNIVERSARY COUNIHAN

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 25th February at 7.30p.m. in the Church of The Resurrection Park Road Killarney.

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And now that man who loved me, And wrapped me in arms so strong Has gone where I can’t reach him, But my love for him lives on.

I’ll keep his memory alive, and honor all he believed, And just feel so very grateful For all his love that I received.

O’SULLIVAN

3RD ANNIVERSARY KLAUSNER

In loving memory of Albert Klausner formerly Salzburg, Austria and Gortroe, Fossa, Killarney who died on February 27th 2014 in Germany.

That moment that you died My heart was torn in two One side filled with heartache The other died with you.

I often lie awake at night When the world is fast asleep And take a walk down memory lane With tears upon my cheek

KLAUSNER

In loving memory of Albert Klausner formerly Salzburg, Austria and Gortroe, Fossa, Killarney who died on February 27th 2014.

A wonderful Opa. You were so very special Opa You had such lovely ways You did your best for all of us And never wanted praise You taught us many things in life Always good and true But you never thought us how to cope With the pain of losing you

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

A golden heart beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts To prove to us He only takes the best.

I hold you close within my heart And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again.

Loved and missed always, Your loving grandchildren Jamie, Tatjana, Brógan and Lia.

In loving memory of Con Counihan late of 28 Hawthorn Avenue, Ballycasheen, Killarney.

Always loved and remembered by your loving wife Angela and all your family.

And when I gave birth, He was there, too To greet my little one and say Hello, I love you.

3RD ANNIVERSARY

Loved and missed always Your loving son Albi and Tina xxx

To have to hold, And then to part, Is the hardest task, of the human heart.

When I became a woman He walked me down the isle, And gave me away With a bittersweet smile.

3RD ANNIVERSARY

Your loving wife Theresa.

The ones we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

I have to admit that I was a Daddy’s girl.

He told me he loved better Than anything else in the world.

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

E.K.

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. O.D.

In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan late of Glounacopple, Kilcummin, Killarney whose anniversary occurs on the 27th of February.

I thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new , I thought about you yesterday , and days before that too.

I think of you in silence , I often speak your name , All I have are memories , and your picture in a frame .

Your memory is my keepsake, with which I’ll never part , God has you in His keeping, I have you in my heart.

Loved and always remembered by your son Dan, daughter-in-law Rina and family.

PRAYER FOR THE EXPECTANT MOTHER Saint Gerard Mazella Almighty and everlasting God through the working of the holy spirit you prepared the body and soul of the glorious virgin Mary Mother of God to be a worthy dwelling for your Son. Through the same Holy Spirit you also sanctified St John the Baptist before his birth and now I implore you to hear my humble prayer.

Through the intercession of St. Gerard I beg and entreat you to protect me at in motherhood, protect also from the evil spirit the child you have given me so that it may receive baptism by the help of your saving hands. Grant also I beseech you that having lived as good Christians on earth both mother and child may one day be united in the everlasting happiness of Heaven. Amen. R.K.

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Friday February - 2017 - week 06

Eamonn

Fitzgerald

Adam

Liam

Moynihan

Murphy

Eamonn

Keogh

See our columnists’ coverage of the week in sport and catch up on Killarney Notes and On The Ball

Sem and the Green go

head-to-head in Corn Uí Mhuirí final Everything is set up nicely for a classic Tralee v Killarney clash, writes Adam Moynihan ST BRENDAN’S COLLEGE V TRALEE CBS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, AT 4.30PM (AUSTIN STACK PARK, TRALEE) SATURDAY’S Munster colleges final will be an all-Kerry affair as holders St Brendan’s get set to duke it out with Tralee CBS in Austin Stack Park.

There has always been a keen rivalry between this tournament’s two most successful teams and, if their recent Facebook activity is anything to go by, there’s no danger of this particular batch of players burying the hatchet any time soon.

The last time these two sides met, in the O’Sullivan Cup in September, it was the Sem who came out on top.

The reigning All-Ireland champions put on a typically attack-minded display and eventually ran out sixpoint winners in a feisty, highscoring contest (2-23 to 3-14).

Garry McGrath’s charges went on to hammer Mercy Mounthawk and then pip Dingle in the final to cement their status as the best team in Kerry for the second year in a row.

Their form in the Corn Uí Mhuirí has

been even more impressive.

Having made light work of ISK, De La Salle (Macroom) and Bandon in the group stage, they defeated Dingle with fifteen points to spare in the quarters and booked their place in the final with another

St Brendan's College captain Dara Moynihan centre, with team mentors Arthur Fitzgerald and Hugh Rudden and squad ahead of the Corn Ui Mhuiri Munster Colleges final. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Rugby news & views WITH a break in the Six Nations last weekend, attention focused on the PRO 12 league. Leinster hosted Edinburgh at the RDS, safe in the knowledge that a win would place them at the top of league. A stunning display say the home side win 39-10 with a cracking brace of tries by flyhalf Joey Carberry and winger Barry Daly adding two of his own.

Leinster secured a bonus point victory, which gave them the top berth in the league, albeit for one night.

With spots in the top-four places so close, the Ospreys V Munster was always going to be a vital match as either would go clear with a win.

Munster started poorly with the Ospreys playing good rugby to steam

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comfortable win over Flannan’s in the semis.

The Sem put up some huge scores en route to their Hogan Cup triumph in 2016 and they’ve certainly carried their free-scoring form into this season: they’re averaging a ridiculous 25.3 total points per game. Their lowest score so far was 1-15 against De La Salle and they still

with Liam Murphy

ahead 17-3 with only 25 minutes on the clock. However a training ground move saw Jack O’Donoghue close the gap with a fantastic try, leaving the score 20-18 at half time.

Munster pushed hard in the second half and Darren Sweetnam surely gave Joe Schmidt something to think about with top-drawer rugby.

In the end, Munster forged ahead with a try by Tyler Bleyendaal, who converted to hand the visitors a two-point victory in the end, and back to the top of the PRO12. What a season the mighty men in red are having, it’s hard to see past them for either a PRO12 or European Cup this year!

Next weekend, Ireland host France

at the Aviva in the next round of the Six Nations. A tough match is on the cards and it will be good to see CJ quieten his detractors, as articles targeting his residency seem to dominate headlines recently. Let’s hope the lads can put Guy Noves’ men to the sword as they look to secure the remaining matches and a possible decider with England on St Patrick’s weekend, though it is hard to see England slipping up anytime soon as they play sublime rugby. The Six Nations has it all and this weekend will be very interesting for sure.

managed to win that game by seven points.

The Green, meanwhile, topped Group A following wins over Coláiste na Sceilge and Coláiste Choilm (Ballincollig), and a draw with Rochestown. They beat ISK by a goal in the last eight before finally getting the better of Chríost Rí at the third time of asking in the semi-final.

Banisteoir Marc Ó Sé will be hoping to end a relatively barren spell for the Tralee school – they haven’t won the Corn Uí Mhuirí since 2007 – and in the process dethrone this formidable St Brendan’s outfit. It won’t be an easy task by any manner of means.

With the likes of David Shaw, who kicked six points in their last outing, and Billy Courtney manning the middle, Cian Gammell marshalling the back line and captain Dara Moynihan leading the attack the Sem are stacked with talent at the moment. If they approach the game correctly and perform to their potential they should have enough to win on Saturday and clinch the school’s first back-to-back Munster titles since 1974.

The Green will be going all out to knock the Killarney boys of their perch, and the Sem will be hoping to put the Tralee boys back in their box. It should be an interesting game.

tRiViA

Who did the Sem beat in last year’s Corn Uí Mhuirí final?

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Motions for GAA Congress Eamonn Fitzgerald outlines some of the more pertinent motions to be debated at the annual GAA Congress

PLAYERS INJURY FUND Central Council may make arrangements for the provision of a Players Injury Fund for registered playing members of affiliated units of the Association. The Fund shall be administered in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Fund as may be determined from time to time.

A team shall not be permitted to participate in any competition or game whatsoever under the jurisdiction of the Association unless they are in compliance of the terms and conditions of the Injury Fund.

Failure to fulfil a fixture as a result of such non-compliance shall result in the forfeiture of the game.

Any member or unit of the Association found, following investigation by Central Council, to have made, or assisted in the making of a fraudulent claim under the fund shall be deemed to have discredited the

Association and shall be liable to penalties set out in Rule 7.2(e)” Central Council may make arrangements for the provision of a Players Injury Fund for registered playing members of affiliated units of the Association.

The Fund shall be administered in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Fund as may be determined from time to time.

A team shall not be permitted to participate in any competition or game whatsoever under the jurisdiction of the Association unless they are in compliance of the terms and conditions of the Injury Fund.

Failure to fulfil a fixture as a result of such non-compliance shall result in the forfeiture of the game.

Any member or unit of the Association found, following investigation by Central Council, to have made, or assisted in the making of a fraudulent claim

under the fund shall be deemed to have discredited the Association and shall be liable to penalties set out in Rule 7.2(e)” PLAYING IN THE USA A sanction shall not be granted after the July 1 for players intending to play in the Canadian Board, New York or US GAA areas BETTING A player, a team, a member of a team management or a referee involved in a game is strictly prohibited from betting on the outcome of any aspect of the game concerned.

MEMBERSHIP Only a full member who has paid the annual club subscription prior to March 31 in a membership year shall be entitled to be nominated for or elected to any Elective Office referred to in the Official Guide arising in the same membership year.

GAA FIXTURES Munster Colleges Corn Uí Mhuirí Final, Saturday, February 25, Austin Stack Park, Tralee at 4.30pm.

St Brendan’s College v Tralee CBS. Best of luck to St Brendan’s who will be expected to retain their Munster title and go on to aim for All Ireland success in the Hogan Cup which they won last year.

Allianz National Football league, Sunday next February 26 at the Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney Kerry v Monaghan. No problem about admission for this game, while the Dublin game in Tralee on March 18 has been sold out.

John O’Leary, PRO of the Kerry County Board, informs us that the GAA can confirm that all tickets made available for the Allianz Football League meeting of Kerry and Dublin at Austin Stack Park, Tralee on Saturday March 18 (7.0), have been sold out.

Public sale commenced on Monday and 10,500 tickets, including season tickets, have been allocated.

It is hoped that a health and safety inspection of the venue early this week will lead to the availability of additional 1,000 tickets and these too are expected to sell out quickly given the strong demand to date.

TWO MACNAMEE AWARDS COME TO KERRY The announcement of the GAA National Communication and Media Awards, better known as the MacNamee Awards, sees two Kerry winners: 2016 Best GAA Club Publication – Sand in our Boots – Beale GAA Club, and Provincial Media Award – Kerry’s Eye “Sport & Revolution”.

Killarney Rugby Club hosts Six Nations Raffle

Former and current Kerry footballers at the launch of the St Brendan’s College Handball Alley fundraiser.

Front left are Eoin Brosnan, Brendan Kealy, Johnny Culloty, Brian Kelly and Kieran Donaghy (PST Sport).

PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Ger Moynihan, Killarney RFC senior captain, Paul Murphy, chairman, Liam Murphy, Mike Fuller, president, and Mike Walker, treasurer.

KILLARNEY RUGBY CLUB held its Six Nations raffle last Saturday evening, at the Killarney Avenue Hotel, following the Munster match.

There was a huge interest in the draw and the club would like to thank everyone who supported this fundraiser for the club which raised over €3,000 in the raffle.

The first prize was two tick-

ets for the Ireland V England match on St Patrick's weekend in Dublin. And as luck would have it, the winner was Liam Murphy, Killarney Rugby Club’s dedicated PRO. Second prize was two tickets to see the Ireland take on France and the winner was Mike Conway, from Tralee.

The club thanked everyone who supported the raffle.

Past pupils to bounce into action in aid of handball alleys

BY EVE KELLIHER GENERATIONS of schoolboys honed their skills in the old handball alleys of St Brendan’s College and the college has pulled out all the stops to refurbish the facilities.

A past pupils reunion and fundraising activity day takes place in St Brendan’s College on Saturday, April 15.

The programme of events will feature a golf classic at Beaufort Golf Club (€200 per team).

Not only that, but Con Moriarty, Hidden Ireland Tours, will offer walking activities while you can also avail of a leisurely Gap

of Dunloe boat trip and walk with Donal “Dux” O’Donoghue.

Cycling activities will be provided by Padraig Sears, Green Road Cycling. “All monies raised will be used in the refurbishment of the schools old handball alleys,” said organiser Ed O’Neill, St Brendan’s College.

“We aim to transform the area into a modern, roofed indoor area with a high tech AstroTurf floor."

The fundraising target is €30,000 and those who would like to take part are urged to contact the school office to book tee times, walking or cycle activities; call 064-6631021.

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Smalltalk Ahead of this weekend’s Corn Uí Mhuirí final, Sem captain Dara Moynihan talks to Adam Moynihan about his teammates (mostly Billy Courtney), their rivalry with the Green (sort of) and his favourite joke

Hi Dara. Thanks for talking to us.

No bother.

You’re doing the Leaving this year. How’s that going?

Yerra. Could be better.

Studying hard?

Trying to.

Do you know what you’re going to do next year?

I’ll go to Tralee IT, I’d say.

What are you hoping to study?

Ag Science.

Big game coming up on Saturday. Are you looking forward to it?

I can’t wait for it. There’s a good mood in the camp.

Confident?

We’re confident enough but you can’t be too confident.

There seems to be a bit of a rivalry between yourselves and the Green…

No comment. [laughs] Fair enough. Which of your teammates is the best at Tinder?

Niall Donohue.

Who’s the biggest moaner?

Mark Harnett.

Who’s the worst-dressed?

Billy Courtney.

And the most embarrassing?

I dunno, to be honest… Missing a 13-yard free in an U-21 game.

If you had to compare yourself to an inter-county footballer, who would it be?

Brian Dooher.

Why? He’s the first name that came into my head the uncle said it to me the last day!

If you could go for a drink with any three sportspeople, living or dead, who would they be?

George Best, Usain Bolt and Conor McGregor.

Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at?

Snooker.

What’s your least favourite sport?

Golf. It’s too boring.

What’s the best sporting moment of all time?

Robbie Brady’s goal against Italy.

Do you have any nicknames?

Fat Cheeks.

Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without?

Snapchat.

Who’s the best snapper around?

Billy Courtney. He never gets off it.

What’s your most-used emoji?

Billy’s getting an awful doing. Who spends the most time in the gym?

Mark O’Shea.

Who’ll be the next player from the Sem to play for Kerry?

Paul O’Shea.

Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with?

I don’t know who to say for this… We’ll say Shane Cronin.

Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with?

Cian Gammell.

Would you rather captain Spa to an O’Donoghue Cup or captain the Kerry seniors to an All-Ireland?

Jeez I’ll have to say Spa. I’ll be killed if I say the other thing.

If you had to transfer to another local club, who would it be?

Fossa.

What’s your proudest sporting moment?

Winning the Hogan Cup and winning the minor All-Ireland.

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What’s the best show on TV? Peaky Blinders.

What’s your favourite album?

Something by Ed Sheeran.

What’s your go-to number when a sing-song kicks off?

Boys of Barr na Sráide.

Who’s the most famous person in your phone?

Niall Donohue.

What would you have for your last meal?

Bacon and cabbage.

Who would play you in a movie about your life?

Brad Pitt.

Can you tell me a joke? [tells massively inappropriate joke] I can’t print that! Cheers, Dara.

No bother.

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The week in sport | Deadline Tuesday 5.30pm | Sports Editor Eamonn Fitzgerald

Crusaders Bridge Club

The club pairs were held on the 18th & 25th of January, here are the results 1st Phyllis O’Regan & Anne O Shea.

2nd Hazel O Connell & Marjorie Barton 3rd Eileen Twomey & Neilus O Regan 4th Joan Culloty & Gary Leahy 5th Anne Healy & Therese O Donoghue 1st Session Mary Ryan & Mary Trant.

2nd Session Maire O Sullivan &Berna O Sullivan.

RESULTS 11TH FEBRUARY N/S 1st Phyllis O Regan & Kay Clement.

2nd Eileen Crehan & John O Shea 3rd Eileen Twomey & Neilus O Regan E/W1st Therese O Donoghue & Anne Healy 2nd Maura Moynihan & Berna O Sullivan 3rd Eileen Lucey & Maire O Sullivan THE SIMULTANEOUS PAIRS RESULTS 1st Joan Culloty & Gary Leahy 2nd Eileen Crehan & John O Shea 3rd Eileen Twomey & Neilus O Regan 4th Mary Ryan & Mary Trant.

On behalf of all the club members I would like to congratulate Joan Culloty & Gary Leahy on being 3rd overall in the competition so far ,also to Eileen Crehan& John O Shea on being 4th overall so far. It is a great achievement for both pairs and well done!

ANNUAL TORC CONGRESS The annual Torc Congress will be held in the Brehon on the 10th - 12th March .The committee is already busy making the necessary arrangements. We look forward to a large attendance and support from all bridge players.

More details will be published nearer the time.

Killarney Darts Town League

Killarney Darts Town League, sponsored by Carlsberg and Mustang Sallys, The following are the fixtures for the last game in the league which will be played next Thursday the 2nd March.

First named team have home advantage.

GROUP 1 Carolines Golden Arraz v The Shire A East Avenue v The Tatler Jack Lals OutCasts v Dunloe Lodge A GROUP 2 Linehans Bar v Murphys Pinters Klub Kangaroos v Jimmys Nutters Murphys Bar v Dunloe Lodge B Kenmare Rooms = Free Night GROUP 3 K-Town Sluggers v Mustang Sallys Old Killarney Inn v Corkerys LakeLands Teddys Bar v Good Time Charlies GROUP 4 Big Macs v Marks Golden Excuses Avenue Heros v The Shire B Corkerys v Squidgers Courtneys Cats = Free Night Best of Luck to ALL involved.

On a final note the Killarney Town League Committee would like to wish the Very Best of Luck to The Kerry Dart Teams, both men’s and ladies in the All Ireland’s this weekend in Ennis, Co Clare.

ent, which included Honorary president Jim Fleming. Chairman Denis O Donoghue, welcomed everybody and thanked fellow officers of the club for all their hard work throughout the year. He also praise the tremendous work done by all the coaches and coxes, which has seen the club make great strides in the previous 12 months.

Committee members to be elected were, Chairman – Denis O Donoghue, Secretary - Clara O Connell, Treasurer - Rory Leane, PRO - Karol Kelly, Club Captain - Wiebke Mc Guire, Juvenile Officer - Micheal O Sullivan, Juvenile Boys – Tommy McGuire , Juvenile Girls - Roisin Wall.

TRAINING Training continues every Sunday morning. New members always welcome. Those interested should contact Tadhg Kelly/ Denis O Donoghue/ Micheal O Sullivan. Or enquiries can be made through the club Facebook page Flesk Valley RC

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

LOTTO No winner of our lotto 17/02/2017, numbers drawn were 10, 11, 26 & 29. Next Week’s jackpot €7,800 plus €1,000 bonus.

5K WINTER SERIES Again the 3rd leg of our winter 5K series as a great success. It was a very enjoyable fast course. We had fine weather, a little sunshine and a Happy Crowd – what more could you look for.

Final race and prize giving next Saturday in the Demense at 11.00 a.m.

SPORTS HALL GAMES Next Sunday February 26th we will be holding our Indoor Sports Hall Events at 1.00 in Boherbue Comprehensive School. Events for tiny Tots up to an including children born in 2005 MUNSTER COLLEGES CROSS COUNTRY Well done to Shona O’ Brien who came 3rd in the Intermediate race category, She now goes forward to the All -Ireland next month in Belfast. Maggie Buckley also did well in the girls. Ben Murphy also qualified for All Ireland’s in the minor category. The minor relay team of Ben Murphy Jack O’ Leary, Kevin Bowler, Dara Moriarty, Andrew Moynihan, Richie O’ Connor, Padraig Finnegan, Christan Horgan & Joshua O’ Sullivan tried their best.

Killarney Golf Club

Club Captain, Declan McCarthy was in the first pairing out in a Club representative competition for 2017 when he and Patrick Kelliher were taking on

Tralee opponents in the first round of the Kerry Federation Cup, intermediate section. Declan and Patrick found themselves 5 down early in the match and fought back to reduce the deficit to 3 down after completing their round. with just 3 holes to play the entire match was still in the balance, but in the finish Killarney weredeservedly comfortable winners by a ma gin of 5 up.

The other pairings of John O’Mahony and Brian James Holden won their match 5 up, and Gerard Moroney and Stephen Broderick won their match by a margin of 3 up.

KERRY FEDERATION CUP The Killarney Men’s Club team, playing in the senior section of the Kerry Federation Cup, failed to progress, and they went down to the Castleisland team by a margin of 4 down.

RESULTS Sunday, the 19th of February was a team of four competition kindly sponsored by Java Republic Coffee Distributors, played on Mahony’s Point, the winning team of Sean Kelliher, Billy Morris, Barry Duggan and John Cahill won by “a country mile” for this type of competition, and some of the team have been featuring very well in recent competitions.

Results were as follows, 1st Sean Kelliher(10) Billy Morris(10) Barry Duggan(17) and John Cahill(11) with 98 points, 2nd Ciaran Fleming(27) Con Daly(27) John Horan(22) and Danny O’Sullivan(16) 94 points, and 3rd Padraig Griffin(17) Sean Goulding(10) Liam O’Leary(17) and Dermot O’Connor(8) 94 points. Next Sunday, will be a “Scotch Foursome’s” competition on Killeen Course, kindly sponsored by Seamus Weldon Ground Care Equipment, it is hoped that Killeen will be open for play, and with both the course and the weather conditions in mind, the time sheet for the proposed double shotgun start of 8.30 A.M. and 12.30 P.M. will not open until 7.00 P.M. on Wednesday.

Kilcummin Notes

COUNTY FEDERATION MEETING ICA County Federation Meeting will be held in the Recreation Hall Sunday 26th February at 2.30 pm.

GROUP MUSIC The group music classes is now up and running with a great attendance in each class. Our thanks to all parents and children for their co-operation and a special thanks to our tutor Brendan. For further details contact Irene at 064-6643357.

TURF CUTTERS

Turf Cutters in the greater Kilcummin and Currow area would like to express their gratitude to Pat and Timothy O’Leary Knockacorrin, Currow for the repair of the Bog Road.

COMMUNITY GAMES What a fantastic start to the 2017 Community Games season for Kilcummin with medals collected on our first weekend out. Keel Community Centre was the venue for the U12 and U16 County solo music finals on Saturday last. Young Micheal Healy – who is only 10 years old – represented the parish in U12 grade and with a stunning performance of a jig and a reel on accordion he stormed to a well-deserved victory and took home the gold medal and will now represent the county at the All-Irelands. Not to be outdone, older brother Kirill performed brilliantly on tin whistle in the U16 grade and was awarded with third place and a bronze medal in a very strong field. Congratulations also to Ruth Doyle who gave an excellent performance in U16 solo singing in Abbeydorney on Sunday and came fourth with a Certificate for her good work.

Well done also to Lea O’Connell who represented Kilcummin in the U12 solo singing, and whilst not in the medals, she can be very proud of her performance. Well done to all four young stars, no doubt but you will benefit from the experience. You did yourself, your family and your parish proud last weekend.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 10th February, 2017. Numbers drawn were 5, 8, 13, 20. Jackpot now €5,550.

Killarney Athletic FC

RESULTS Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic 3-0 Rattoo Rovers A’s move onto 21 points and closer to the top after receiving a walkover this morning in their match against Rattoo Rovers, not the way we like to pick up points but after most teams received six points from the withdrawal of St Brendan’s park when we played them twice we’ll take them, looking forward to next week.

Denny Division 1B Killarney Athletic 3-3 Sporting Listowel For the B team to come away from this game disappointed with a draw shows what this team can do. The blues playing a very physical Listowel team who have won 10 of their 11 league games this season and now the blues are

FLESK VALLEY ROWING CLUB

On Friday 17th February 2017 the Flesk Valley AGM was held at the Killarney Oaks Hotel., A large crowd was pres-

The Killarney RFC U8s along with Abbeyfeale U8s who played each other last Saturday at Knockreer.

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killarney notes only the second team to take points off them. Athletic started brightly and a Paudie Clifford free kick gave us a deserved lead before Paudie scored his second getting on the end of a Martin Crowley cross. Listowel got one back on the stroke of half time through a penalty to leave the half time lead to a minimum. In the second half and Listowel through their star striker Aidan Quinn got 2 quick fire goals. A Motivational boost from coach Joe Daly fired the team back into the game and another Joe Hurley delivery flicked on by Chris O Meara found the back of the net to draw things level. Athletic had late chances but to no avail. Best for the blues Alan Daly , Mark Griffen and Martin Crowley.

U16 Kerry Cup Fenit Sapphires 0-2 Killarney Athletic The blues progressed with a win over a resilient Fenit team who defended well throughout the game against an Athletic team who should be more clinical in front of goal. Liam Kelliher with both goals which in turn makes him the clubs top scorer at u16 level in his personal battle with strike partner Harry Potts. Numerous Athletic chances that would have killed the game off by half time but for poor finishing and a Fenit keeper in top form kept the home side in the game. A great team performance with introductions of U15 players Eoghan O Sullivan and Owen Benson who have quickly adjusted to the physical game. Liam Kelliher shades the man of the match from Owen Benson.

Killarney Celtic FC

CONDOLENCES Condolences from everybody at Celtic to Celtic players Jamie, David, and Liam Spillane and family on the sad passing of their grandfather Ron Cant.

RESULTS Oscar Traynor Play-Off: Kerry 1 Dublin 5 Dublin are favorites for this year’s competition and proved it with a superb display that ended Kerry’s involvement. Commiserations to all the Kerry players involved, especially Gary Keane, Stephen Hayes, and Wayne Sparling.

Youths League: Killarney Celtic 3 Castlemaine 0 Unfortunately Castlemaine were unable to field and Celtic received a walkover.

U14 Cup: Killorglin B 1 Killarney Celtic 7 Rory Dorrian got a hat-trick and set up several more goals and Kevin Bowler, Daniel Okwute, Killian O’Sullivan, and Jack Clifford all hit the net in a very convincing all-round display.

U14 Cup: Iveragh 3 Killarney Celtic 2 A great effort after a long journey but Celtic were unfortunate to come away empty-handed.

FIXTURES Denny Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Castleisland, Sunday, 11.30am Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B away to Classic, Sunday, 1.30pm U17 League: Killarney Celtic away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 2.00pm U16 Girls: Killarney Celtic away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 3.30pm U15 Kerry Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to St. Bernards, Saturday, 11.30am U15 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Rattoo Rovers, Saturday, 12.30pm U13 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 10.30am U13 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Dingle Bay Rovers, Saturday, 12.30pm U12 Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, tbc U11: Killarney Celtic A away to Castleisland, Saturday, 10.30am Killarney Celtic B away to Park B, Saturday, 10.30am

Killarney Community Games

Huge thanks to the Parents of Children in the area who collected in the Church Gate collection last weekend.

Also, enormous thanks to the Mass goers who contributed so generously in this collection. It is your generosity and the commitment of the Parents involved that ensures there is funding to continue the tradition of Community Games in the area and which covers costs i.e. insurance, registration fees, levies and entry fees. Congratulations also to the talented Foley sisters, Park Road who performed brilliantly in the recent Community County Games Finals in Singing and have qualified for the All-Ireland Finals in August.

Well done also to the Boys U. 13 Futsal Team who participated in the Futsal competition in Milltown. The team got stronger as the competition progressed and the Boys finished with a fine win, but just finished outside the qualifiers. Special thanks also to Martin Muldoon for his excellent managing of the squad - without Volunteer Managers, we could not enter teams in these competitions. Thanks also to all the Parents who drove and supported the squad on the day. The full squad was: Dara O’Shea, Robbie Hartnett, Teddy Muldoon, Conor Gammelly, Eoghan Crowley, Dara Looney and Mathew Horgan.

Well Done To All!!!

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Killarney Valley Athletic Club

WELL DONE Well done to Darragh O’Leary who finished 8th in the Gneeveguilla AC 5k Series last Saturday. He had a time of 18.01, a great time for the youngster competing against all the adults. His dad, John was 2nd in his category with a time of 18.57.

MONDAYS Training continues on Mondays at 7pm with Circuit Training for athletes aged 12 and over only. Athletes must be registered or be turned away. Please bring €2 each to cover the cost of the hall for the night and plenty of water.

TUESDAYS High Jump is back on Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm in the Sem Gym for registered 11, 12 and 13 year olds. Athletes must be registered or be turned away. Please bring €2 each to cover the cost of the hall for the night and plenty of water. Any enquiries to Brian Stack 0862506932 WEDNESDAYS Jerry’s Adult RunClub is back! Meeting on Wednesdays at 7pm on the New Road opposite entrance to Bishops Path. You must be a registered member with the club for 2017. Membership costs €35. Adults only group. Please wear a High Viz Jacket.

This was a huge success last year and some people ran the Killarney10Mile after it and even a half marathon!

Beginners more than welcome and no one gets left behind! Any enquiries to Jerry Griffin on 0876879186 THURSDAYS Indoor training on Thursdays 6-7pm for the younger athletes aged 7 -11yrs.

Training takes place in the Sem Gym. Athletes must be registered or be turned away. Please bring €2 each to cover the cost of the hall for the night and plenty of water.

Listry Notes

ACTIVE RETIREMENT IRELAND MEETING A representative from Active Retirement Ireland will address a meeting in Listry Community Centre on next Tuesday night February 21st @ 8.15pm.

If sufficient people are interested a branch of this organisation may be set up in the Listry / Milltown area. If interested please come along on the night-all are welcome to attend.

MINDFULNESS Stress reduction course. Listry Commu-

Members of Dragon Heart Taekwondo Club, Kilcummin, and Currans Taekwondo Club after attending a seminar conducted by Master Martin Fleming, president of The Irish Taekwondo Union, in Killarney last weekend. Also in photo are instructors Albert Shortt and Christy Enright.

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nity Centre. Tuesday 7th March - 25th April 6:15pm -8:30pm. Also full Day of Mindfulness Sunday 15th April. Facilitator Ciaran Ryan(Institute of Mindfulness Based Approaches trained).

Contact 085-7168019; ciaranryan5@ hotmail.com

Muckross Rowing Club

ST. MICHAEL’S HOR Best of luck to all our crews competing this Saturday at the St. Michael’ Head Of the River. The 3.2km time trial takes place on the river Shannon at O’Briensbridge with timing in place between 9am and 4pm. Twenty two crews will represent the club so there is an action packed day in store. Many of the club’s newest and youngest members will be making their debut competitive performance and we wish them all every success. Over 375 crews are entered for the annual event which is a firm fixture in the calendar for a majority of Irish rowing clubs competing in Head Of the River events. Plenty competition in store and hopefully some good weather. C’mon Muckross!

EVENTS The Galway Head Of the River, scheduled for Saturday 18 March has been cancelled. The Kerry Head Of the River is set to make a welcome return on Saturday 11 March. The Dublin Head Of the River, a time trial for Eights only, is set for Saturday 25 March before regatta season gets underway in April.

Murphys Golf Society

RESULTS 18th February, O Mahonys Point Sponsor: Quills 1st Brendan Keogh (7) 41 Points 2nd Timmy Kelly (19) 41 Points 3rd Emmet Scanlan (12) 39 Points 4th Alan Flynn (7) 39 Points 5th Pat Carroll (12) 38 Points 6th Niall O Mara (10) 37 Points Front 9: Anthony Walsh (19) 19 Points Back 9: Paul Corridan (13) 23 Points FIXTURES Next Outing: 22nd April, Dooks.

Killarney Musical Society

Killarney Musical Society Notes for Friday February 24th Killarney Musical Society are delighted to announce that tickets for our 32nd production “Me and My Girl” are now on sale!

Tickets are priced at €20 for Adults, €15 for Students and OAP and €50 for a family ticket. Tickets can be booked by calling the INEC Box Office on 064 66 71555. Rehearsals are currently taking place each weekend keeping the very talented and enthusiastic cast busy!

This show is filled with many recognisable songs including the romantic “Leaning on a Lampost”, the title song “Me and My Girl” and the toe tapping and catchy “Lambeth Walk” guaranteed to leave you itching to join it! This promises to be an unmissable show guaranteed to have you singing and dancing along! Be sure to book your tickets now to avoid disappointment!

KILLARNEY VALLEY CBS High School (Clonmel)

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The week in sport | Deadline Monday 5.30pm | Sports Editor Eamonn Fitzgerald

CLASSIC & VINTAGE CLUB

MEMBERS EVENING The Club are hosting a Members Evening on Friday the 3rd March next at The Travel Inn, Fossa at 8pm to meet with new and existing members. Renew your 2017 membership or join the Club as a new member on the night.

All welcome to attend.

COUNTY PLOUGHING Our Club members headed for Ballyduff on Sunday the 19th February for the last ploughing event this year until the South Kerry Ploughing Championships in September where Thomas Wharton described the ground conditions as good. The following are the ploughing results:- Mike Brosnan finished on 140 points in the Vintage section, Tony Wharton finished on 77 points in the Novice Section and Shane Godley finished on 74 points in the U21 section. Congratulations to Mike, Tony & Shane.

MF135 TRACTOR RESTORATION PROJECT The club and members are working hard on the restoration of the Massey Ferguson 135 Tractor and meet on Thursday evenings from 7-9pm at Killarney Mens Shed. If you are interested in getting involved or helping out in any way, please get in touch on 087 3381842 or give a call to Killarney Mens Shed on Thursday evenings. Cup of tea and chat afterwards. All Welcome.

MEMBERSHIP If you are interested in joining the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club or wish to renew your membership for 2017, please call to Jacqueline in Killarney Glass at Woodlands Industrial Estate for a Membership Form. New Members are always welcome to join and please contact us on 087-3381842 with any queries.

Beaufort Golf Club

Results - Beaufort Golf Club Open Seniors Thurs 16th February: 1st Pat Quill 2nd Barry Woulfe OPEN SCRAMBLE SUNDAY 19TH FEBRUARY Winners; John Cooper, Donal Carroll, Noreen Coffey FIXTURES Open seniors 23.rd February 10am Sunday 26th February - Captains Drive In & Scramble - Meet at clubhouse at 10am.

Ross Golf Club

RESULTS On Sunday last we held a single stableford competition.

The winners were :1....John O’Halloran (14) 41 pts 2....Alan Flynn (8) 38pts.

3... Denis Cronin (12) 37pts.

FIXTURES On Sunday Feb 26th - we will hold a 3 Man Rumble competition .The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it immediately.

SPRING LEAGUE The entry sheet and schedule for the MD O’Shea Spring League is now on the noticeboard so please put your name on it immediately as the closing date is March 3rd. The first round will be played on the weekend of March 4th/5th.

KERRY CHALLENGE CUP Intermediate Section - our Ross GC team hosted the first round of this

make contact with competition secretary Kieran Fitzpatrick before today (Friday).

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Transition-year students from St Brendan’s College, Killarney, James Knoblauch, Frank McGuire, Callum Myers and Harry Knoblauch taking part in the Model UN competition at Mercy Mounthawk Tralee recently.

competition last week and after a tough battle our visitors from Waterville GC were victorious. We wish them well in the next round.

Spa Muckross Community Games

CELEBRATIONS Spa GAA Club’s Quiz & Set Dancing groups received a fantastic welcome home from Belfast on Sunday 12th February. Both groups had competed in All-Ireland Scór na nÓg that weekend. The quiz team performed brilliantly, and were a mere 2 points behind the eventual winners. The fact that the Set Dancers won out their competition later that evening probably brought mixed emotions, and this certainly was the case for Kianan O’Doherty, who was on both teams.

Kianan, a young man who has competed with Spa Muckross Community Games in probably too many competitions to mention (High Jump at Nationals was the final one I think), gave a fantastic speech. His parents, Spa Muckross Community Games Chairperson Donal, and fellow committee member Linda, watched proudly. Well done to all. FUTSAL Congratulations to our u13 boys futsal team who competed in Milltown last Sunday. They won all 3 games - Fossa 2-1, Keel 3-1 and Kenmare 4-2. The final is next weekend. Venue will be decided between Milltown and Duagh.

Huge thanks to Connie Lynch and Pat O’Neill for managing the team.

CHURCH GATE COLLECTION The Killarney Community Games church gate collection was held this weekend.

Thanks to our treasurer Martina Lynch for organising our volunteer collectors, thanks to the volunteers themselves for giving their time, and finally to the public, for your support and generosity; it really is appreciated

Fossa Community Games

Well done to our U13 Futsal team who won 2 out of there 3 games on Saturday but unfortunately it wasn’t enough to see them progress. Thanks to their Ger O’connor, Irek Brudniok, David Brooks and Mick Buckley for their help coaching the boys.

CHURCH GATE COLLECTION We had a very successful church gate collection last weekend and we would like to thank all the parishioners who gave so generously and the volunteers who gave freely of their time.

BAG PACKING Tesco have kindly given Fossa Community games a bag packing slot to do some further fundraising on Friday the 3rd of March from 1.30pm to 7pm. If anyone can spare some time to help us out on that day please contact Caroline on 0868487352.

UPCOMING EVENTS Good luck to all representing Fossa in the art competition in Listowel on Saturday and also Best of luck to our spikeball teams on Monday the 27th in Glenbeigh.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt

JOHNNY KELLY SCRAMBLE: We got our main competition programme off to a successful start this morning as the Johnny Kelly Memorial Scramble attracted a turnout of over 30 players with plenty of good scoring on the day. The morning started off with a ceremonial Captain’s DriveIn as Captain’s Johnny Kelly (Gents), Eileen Switzer (Ladies) and Darragh O’Callaghan (U-16’s) hit their teeshots before the Three Ball Scramble got underway in earnest for its 11th staging. Eileen certainly had a day to remember as she teamed up with Robbie O’Brien Jnr and Michael O’Connor to win the Overall Nett and Memorial Shield with a score of 62 2/3. One of the members of last year’s winning team, Damien Fleming, was amongst the prizes again this year as he shot an impressive 30 under par score alongside Michael Cotter and Betty O’Brien to win the Overall Gross with 78. The Second Nett prize was won by three unrelated O’Brien’s as Jason, Sean and Conor shot a score of 66 1/3 to claim the final of the three prizes on offer today. The club wishes to extend its thanks to the Grounds Committee for the condition of the course and the Kelly family for the spread of food they put on for all players afterwards.

PAUL O’SULLIVAN SCRAMBLE This County Board event takes place on Sunday with a 9.15am start in Castleisland. Play is over 36 holes, entry is €10 per player and it is open to all 2016 registered PPUI members in the county. We encourage our members to support this event and with this event in there will be no Sunday competition at the course this weekend.

BOB CASEY MEMORIAL INTER-CLUB STROKEPLAY The club is looking for names for a second team for the event on the weekends of Sunday March 12th and 19th.

Anyone interested in same is asked to

JUVENILE NEWS U16 Boys League Killarney Cougars 62 Glenbeigh Falcons 54 Cougars maintained their great league run with another home win over the Falcons to secure the points. Cougars led all through despite not hitting top form. Good performances for the Cougars by Colm Talbot and Sean O’Brien.

U14 GIRLS LEE STRAND PLATE FINAL Rathmore Ravens 26 Killarney Cougars 30 A good win on the road for the Cougars following last weeks U14 final. Cougars lead all through and dominated the first half but had to withstand a late challenge by the home side before claiming victory. Best for Cougars Niamh Horgan, Meabh Coleman Horgan, Adele O’Brien and Holly Kennelly.

ACADEMY BOYS & GIRLS Cougars Academy boys and girls were on their travels again at the weekend with Girls U10 and Boys U10 and U9 teams all in action in the County Board Blitz in the Killarney Sports & Leisure Center. Some great games and performances by the Cougars all made possible by the Coaches and assistants that helped out at the weekend, thanks goes to Alan John, Jp Dairmuid, Eileen, Kelly, Holly and Eugene and all the parents that helped out to ensure a successful weekend.

TRAINING A mid term break form Training this Friday evening for the Cubs.

Killarney RFC

SENIORS Our seniors traveled to Dungarvan last Sunday for the semi final of the Bank Of Ireland Munster Junior Bowl, looking to build upon the previous weeks win over neighbours Killorglin. Unfortunately, Dungarvan got the upper hand on the day to run out winners on a scoreline of 24 points to 13. The lads will look to move on and next Sunday will cross the county bounds one more time. This time they take on Fethard and District in the final of the Martin O’Sullivan Cup. This match takes place at Tanner Park in Ballincollig at 2pm.

Please come along and support the lads in the biggest game of the year for the club. We are looking at putting on a bus for supporters, if there is enough interest. Contact Paul Murphy on 0873745351 for details or to book a spot.

6 NATIONS RAFFLE ​We held our 6 Nations raffle last Saturday evening, at the Killarney Avenue Hotel, following the Munster match.

There was a huge interest in the draw and we would like to thank everyone who supported this fundraiser for the club. We raised over €3,000 in the raffle. First prize was two tickets for the Ireland V England match on St. Patrick’s weekend in Dublin. And as luck would have it, the winner was Liam Murphy. Second prize was two tickets to see the Ireland take on France next weekend and the winner was Mike Conway, from Tralee. The club would like to thank everyone who supported the raffle and we hope the winners enjoy what will surely be cracking matches.

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MURPHY’S GOLF SOCIETY UPDATE

Basketball News

THE recent outing of Murphy’s Golf Society to Mahony’s Point took place on February 18, sponsored by Quills.

The results are as follows: first, Brendan Keogh (7) 41 points; second, Timmy Kelly (19) 41 points; third, Emmet Scanlan (12) 39 points; fourth, Alan Flynn,

(7) 39 points; fifth Pat Carroll (12) 38 points; sixth Niall O’Mara (10) 37 points; front nine: Anthony Walsh (19) 19 points; and back nine: Paul Corridan (13) 23 points.

The next outing of Murphy’s Golf Society takes place on April 22 in Dooks.

by Eamonn Keogh

THERE was a great turnout in Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre on Sunday for the U10 Blitz hosted by St Paul's. There were some very exciting games and all participating teams performed very admirably with great heart and determination. Special thanks to all supporters, coaches, referees, table officials, volunteers, Killarney Sports Centre, Siobhan Collins in KABB for arranging the fixtures and the two travelling teams Kenmare Kestrels and Cougars.

St Paul’s U16 boys travelled to Tralee and came away with a comprehensive victory on a score line of 53-16.

St Paul’s started quickly, applying a full court press from the start which led to a number of steals and some easy transition basket.

Brian Oukate once again led the scoring on 16 points. He also played great defensively and grabbed a number of outstanding rebounds.

He was well assisted by Ryan O' Grady 10, Jack Corridan 10, Daniel Carroll 6, William O'Brien 5, Jamie O'Sullivan 4 and Asti Neucuvicus 2.

Eoin Benson did a great job running the team and played outstanding defensive, pressurising the ball constantly. Gavin O'Regan also contributed with some great steals and some super defensive and offensive rebounds. This game allowed a lot of the younger members of the squad the opportunity to get some good quality playing time.

St Paul’s travel to Tralee this weekend to play in an U-16 tournament that includes opposition from England and Limerick.

MUKI Popular St Paul's Director of Coaching Muharem 'Muki' Vugdalic will depart Killarney next week and return to his native Slovenia. Muki has enjoyed a six-month stint in Killarney and was of great assistance to all club coaches and players and also made a big impact in the local schools. A former Slovenian basketball international, Muki's presence in town for the past few months helped St Paul's make very progressive steps in the promotion and development of Killarney basketball.

FIXTURES February 24, B U12 Div 2: St Paul’s Vs Ballybunion Wildcats at 6.30pm in Killarney Sports Centre.

February 25, G U14 Div 2: St Paul’s Vs TK Bobcats at 12 noon in Moyderwell School, Tralee.

February 26, G U16 Div 3: St Paul’s Vs St Mary's at 12 noon in Castleisland G U12 Div 2: St Paul’s Vs Rathmore at 10am in Rathmore.

FLASHBACK On this day ten years ago, on Saturday February 24, 2007, St Paul’s senior ladies defeated University of Limerick 71- 66 in a national league division one clash at the Presentation Gym, Killarney. It was a victory that secured a place in the league play-offs for St. Paul’s.

St Paul’s: Muiriosa Galwey 31, Carolyn O'Mahony 17, Catriona O'Connell 8, Cassandra Buckley 6, Sinead O'Connell 5, Lynn Jones 2, Emer Buckley 2, Marian O'Callaghan. UL: Emma Mulhane 19, Miriam Byrne 14, Louise Mulcahy 12.

The St Paul's 'B' team that won the County League division two title in 1991. Front from left are Eamonn Keogh, Pat Fleming, Der Brosnan, Seamus O'Doherty, Seanie O'Shea and Donal O'Doherty. Back from left are Paul Sheehan (coach), Mikey Doody, Patrick O'Sullivan, Gearoid Cronin, Timmy Leen, John Buckley and Dennis Cutts (club coach).

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Anthony Walsh, Brendan Keogh and Seán Murphy.

Fossa to host All Ireland Senior Inter-Firm Football Final ALL roads will lead to Killarney for the eagerly anticipated All-Ireland Senior Inter-Firm Football Final this weekend.

Home side Liebherr Container Cranes Ltd will take on Intel (Kildare) at Fossa GAA Grounds tomorrow Saturday, February 25, at 2.30pm.

KILLARNEY CAMOGIE CLUB NEEDS YOUR HELP

IN 2011, the Killarney Camogie Club was founded.

Six years on and it is the biggest club in Kerry and growing.

Last year the club had five girls on the Kerry County team and made its international debut against the San Francisco Féile team. “Looking into 2017, we are hoping to continue this trend,” said a spokeswoman for the club.

To move forward catering for age groups 6-16, the club needs additional trainers and volunteers.

Previous hurling experience is not essential as internal club training will be provided. “Help us to continue and prosper by getting involved!” added the spokeswoman. For details, contact this page or David on 086-3909393 or Ceara on 086-2217774.

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Joanne helps Killarney Legion celebrate at spring party

BY EVE KELLIHER SOME 220 people turned out in force for Killarney Legion GAA Club’s spring party in the Killarney Plaza Hotel.

Honorary life member of the club Joanne O’Riordan was among those in attendance at the event, which paid tribute to the club’s high achievers in 2016.

Taking a bow were the award winners, Mairead O’Donoghue (senior ladies), Peter McCarthy (young player), KJ Griffin (junior player), Danny Sheahan (senior player), and Paul Trant (club person).

“This was our second spring party and we decided to change the format to a more relaxed social evening,” said club chairman Enda Walshe.

“One of the many highlights of the night was the speech made by Paul Trant, a mixture of wit and genuine and heart-warming thoughts about the club.

“We were delighted and privileged to once again have Joanne O’Riordan attend one of our functions. She has become a regular at games as well and we greatly appreciate her support and look forward to her visiting Derreen in the future.

“Well done to Brian Moriarty and his crew who did a great job making the night a huge success.”

Back, Danny Sheahan - Player of the Year, Peter McCarthy - Young Player of the Year, KJ Griffin - Junior Player of the Year, Mairead O'Donoghue - Senior Player of the Year, front, Joanne O'Riordan, Paul Trant and Enda Walshe. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Stephen Cotter, Ciara Fahy, Liam Fahy, Friona Ni Chonchbuhain, Patricia Quigley and Feargal Cromley at the Legion Spring Party.

Dennis Lyne, Denise Lynce and Geraldine enjoying themselves at the Legion Spring Party.

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Dr Crokes Gaa

EAST KERRY SUPER LEAGUE - 1ST ROUND Dr Crokes 0-12 Currow 2-8 In a game which was great preparation for both teams for the forthcoming County League, Currow ran out winners by two points.

DEEPEST SYMPATHIES Deepest Sympathies to the relatives of P.J. Nolan who died recently. P.J. played many games for the Club in the sixties and always performed well. RIP. LOTTO Lotto 4, 7, 22, 23. Jackpot €4500. Not won. Next draw on Sunday 26th of February in J.C O’Shea. Jackpot €4800.

East Kerry Gaa

SAFEGUARD SECURITY EAST KERRY SENIOR LEAGUE – ROUND 2 DIVISION 1A Dr Crokes 0-12 Currow 2-8 On Sunday last Currow took the division 2 league points, with a 2 point win away against a young Dr Crokes team in their East Kerry Senior League Division 1A game, sponsored by Frank Doran Safeguard Security. The first quarter was evenly balanced with both sides scoring three points. The visitors had a goal, from the boot of John Buckley, at the start of the second quarter. However, Dr Crokes followed quickly with two points. The sides traded points and the visitors led at half time on a scoreline of Currow 1-4 to 0-6 lead at half time.

Currow had the first point of the second half but Dr Crokes pulled ahead with six unanswered points in the next ten minutes to go four points clear. The game however was won and lost in the last twenty minutes.

Whilst Dr Crokes had plenty of play during this period, they did not score.

However, Currow came good in the last seven minutes, sending over 1-3 without reply, the goal by Jeremiah O’Sullivan. In an exciting closing minutes, Dr Crokes responded sending a rasper goalbound, but the Currow keeper pulled off a great save, denying the home side and ensuring a Currow victory by two points. Final score: Currow 2-08 Dr Crokes 0-12.

KILCUMMIN 2-11 KILLARNEY LEGION 1-14 Kilcummin and Killarney Legion ended level in their round 2 game, played in Kilcummin. The home side proved the stronger in the opening half with a goal by Richie O’Connor putting distance between the sides. Score at the break: Kilcummin 1-7 Killarney Legion 0-6. Conor Keane, had a big influence when he was introduced by Killarney Legion in the second half.

Kilcummin notched up 4 points and a Paul O’Riordan goal. Killarney Legion scored 8 points and Conor Keane converted a penalty leaving the sides level on a final scoreline of Kilcummin 2-11 Killarney Legion 1-14 DIVISION 1B Fossa 1-10 Listry 2-5 Fossa played Listry in the opening round of the Super League in Fossa on Sunday. Listry started brightly with Jimmy O’Leary hitting the back of the net after only four minutes of the game. The first half was a tight affair with both sides a little bit rusty, which was to be expected at this time of year. Fossa had a number of wides but kicked two points in reply by the 10th minute and scored a goal on the stroke of half time when Tadgh O’ Shea finished off a good move. This

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left the home side leading 1-04 to102 at the break. Fossa had a great opening period of the second half with some great points by Paudie Clifford and Tadgh O’ Shea. In the 13th minute, Listry were awarded a free which Derry Ahern took quickly and the ball ended up in the net to bring Listry right back in the game. The last quarter was frenetic with both sides looking for a victory. However, Fossa held on to win on a scoreline of Fossa 1-10 Listry 2-05.

Glenflesk 0-18 Gneeveguilla 0-12 Glenflesk played their first ever competitive game at the Barraduff Community Field when they met their O’Donoghue Cup conquerors Gneeveguilla in round 2 of the East Kerry Senior League. The opening half was a close fought affair with the teams trading points in the opening 20 minutes with DJ O Connor leading the way for Gneeveguilla. However, Kevin O’Callaghan kicked 2 excellent points to push Glenflesk in to a 2 point lead that they carried in the half time break. Glenflesk 0-08, Gneeveguilla 0-06.

Glenflesk continued to stretch their lead in the opening quarter of the second half with Kevin O’ Callaghan again to the fore. Brian O’Donoghue also showed good early season form.

DJ O’ Connor continued to be prominent from play and from placed balls to keep Gneeveguila in touch but Glenflesk ran out comfortable winners in the finish. Full time score: Glenflesk 0-18, Gneeveguilla 0-12 EAST KERRY COMMITTEE MEETING The February meeting of the East Kerry Committee (Delegates) will take place in The Killarney Heights Hotel, on Tuesday 28th February starting at 8pm.

CONGRATULATIONS Heartiest congratulations to Glenbeigh/Glencar on wining the All Ireland Club Junior Football Championship in Croke Park.

FIXTURES East Kerry Senior League, Sponsored

by Frank Doran Safeguard Security Saturday 25th February 2017 Division 1A - Round 3 Currow V Rathmore at 3pm in Currow Sunday 26th February 2017 Round 3 - First named team has home venue All games at 12 noon Division 1A Kilcummin V Dr. Crokes Killarney Legion - bye Division 1B Glenflesk V Fossa Listry V Spa Gneeveguilla - bye Division 2 Firies V Templenoe Cordal V Scartaglen

Firies Coiste na nÓg

On behalf of the club, we would like to extend our best wishes to St. Brendan’s of Killarney ahead of The Munster Colleges Corn Uí Mhuirí Final, between St Brendan’s College, Killarney and Tralee CBS scheduled to be played on Saturday 25th February next, in Austin Stack Park, Tralee at 4:30pm. In particular, wishing Firies GAA clubmen; Cian Callaghan, Evan Cosgrave, Niall Donohue, Ciaran Flynn, Jake Flynn, Diarmuid Brosnan and Donnacha O’Sullivan the very

best! Not forgetting Arthur Fitzgerald who is part of the Sem management team.

Fossa Gaa

LOTTO 19th February 2017 Numbers drawn were 4, 6, 14, 23.

Next weeks jackpot will be €13,500.

SENIORS Fossa played Listry in the opening round of the Super League in Fossa on Sunday. Listry started brightly with Jimmy O’ Leary hitting the back of the net after only four minutes of the game, Fossa replied with points from Tadgh O’ Shea and Kevin McCarthy.

The first half was a tight affair with both sides a little bit rusty which was to be expected at this time of year, Fossa did score a goal on the stroke of half time with Tadgh O’ Shea finishing off a good move after Paudie Clifford slipped his marker to leave the home side leading 1-04 to1-02 at the break. Fossa had a great opening period of the second half with some great points by Paudie Clifford and Tadgh O’ Shea. In the 13th minute, Listry were awarded a free which Derry Ahern took quickly, it deceived the Fossa goalkeeper and ended up in the net to bring them right back in the game. The last quarter was tough and uncompromising with both sides looking for a win but Fossa held on to win on a scoreline of 1-10 to 2-05.

The seniors next outing is away to Glenflesk on Sunday 26th February at 12 noon.

MINORS The Minor team are away to Beaufort in Round 2 of the County League on Saturday,4th March at 4pm. All support welcome.

MEMBERSHIP Club membership is now due. Family membership, which includes both parents and all their children up to minor age, stays at €60.00 for 2017, adult remains at €30.00, while youth/ student is €15.00. A player is not insured to play or train if not registered. Registrar Gene Moriarty will take up membership at Lotto on Sunday night. There will also be a Juvenile Registration day held on Sunday, March 12th.

Gneeveguilla Gaa

LOTTO Gneeveguilla gaa lotto numbers 9 14 22 24 No jackpot winner next week’s jackpot €9500 SOCIAL Gneeveguilla gaa social will be on Saturday February 25th in the hall.

Music on the night by the Kelts.

Limited tickets available Niall Foley 0863420626 club officer’s or at club bar.

SENIORS Gneeveguilla seniors lost 0-08 to 0-14 to Glenflesk in the east Kerry league.

Glenflesk Gaa

GLENFLESK SENIORS Our Senior team made it 2 wins from 2 with a good display in the East Kerry Super League against Gneeveguilla. It was a solid a team performance but Kevin O Callahan showed some excellent early season form with 5 points from play.

Glenflesk 0-18, Gneeveguilla 0-12.

FIXTURE; The seniors continue their East Kerry league campaign at home

to Fossa this weekend, check our Facebook page for confirmation of fixture.

GLENFLESK MINORS Our Minor team were narrowly beaten

by Beaufort in the first round of the Co. League on Saturday last. FT Beaufort 2-10 Glenflesk 1-12.

ST BRENDANS Best of Luck to Christopher O Donoghue, Oran O Donoghue, Mark Kelliher and Sean Doherty who will hoping for Corn Ui Mhuire glory in Austin Stack Park next Saturday February 25th at 4 30pm.

GLENFLESK LOTTO No winner of the lotto which took place in Spillanes on 13/02/17 Jackpot - €4,000 Numbers were 2, 10, 11, 13

Killarney Legion Gaa

SPRING PARTY SUCCESS It was a case of standing room only as a fine crowd attended our Spring Party in the Killarney Plaza on Friday night last. While many members of long standing were in attendance what really stood out was the amount of new families that have become involved in the club. So it was a good opportunity to chat and get to know many of the people who we meet regularly in Derreen as they attend training sessions and games.

Incorporated into the night were the awards to the various categories and it’s fair to say that the committee got it bang on with their selections. The recipients were Senior Ladies - Mairead O Donoghue Young Player - Peter McCarthy Junior Player - KJ Griffin Senior Player - Danny Sheahan Club Person - Paul Trant One of the many highlights of the night was the speech made by Paul Trant as he displayed a natural talent for public speaking mixing humour self deprecation modesty and some neatly delivered hop balls! It certainly was a hard act to follow - we might even give him the award again next year just to get him to speak again.

Congratulations to all the winners and as previously said each and every one thoroughly deserved.

We were delighted and privileged to once again have Joanne O Riordan attend one of our functions. She has become a regular at games as well and we greatly appreciate her support and look forward to her visiting Derreen in the coming season.

Kudos to Social Committee main man Brian Moriarty and his team on a top class job and an absolute dinger of a series of puzzles that very few managed to crack.

E.K. SUPER LEAGUE Killarney Legion 1-14 Kilcummin 2-11 This second round game in Kilcummin saw the seniors show admirable resilience as they fought their way back from a 7 deficit with 15 mins to go to earn a share of the spoils. While both sides were guilty of some handling errors none the less they couldn’t be faulted for effort as the game was closely contested throughout. Indeed the home side seemed to have opened a winning margin but the Legion introduced Conor Keane and Ciarán Lyne and the effect was immediate with Keane brought down in the square with his first touch of possession. The same player cooly sent Brendan Kiely the wrong way

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and the comeback was on. Jamie O Sullivan was vital to the Legion’s cause as he kicked a total of 8pts.

When all is said and done though it was young goalkeeper Conor McCarthy who really stood out with some tremendous saves and pinpoint long distance kickouts which directly resulted in scores.So a good test which saw a positive response from this very young Legion side with plenty more to come.

MEMBERSHIP It’s a testimony to how much life has changed in Ireland as the major part of our club members registration now takes place online.The deadline is the end of March so log on,sign up and relax,job done.www.legiongaa.com COMHGHAIRDEAS Congratulations to Glenbeigh/Glencar who kept up Kerry’s proud tradition and record as they captured the All Ireland Junior title,it’s a well known fact that this is one of the hardest titles to win in Kerry and those that do are well equipped to go forward as our county’s representative.

LOTTO Winning no’s - 10,24,27,28.No winner.

Next weeks jackpot €5,800.

Listry Gaa

MEMBERSHIP FOR LISTRY GAA AND GYM FOR 2017 Membership for Listry GAA is now due, closing date March 31st. Full membership (18 years and over): €50.00. Full membership with Gym (18 years over): €150.00. Students (Over 16 years)/OAP Membership: €25.00. Students (Over 16 years)/OAP / with Gym €80.00. Existing Life Members: €30.00. Existing Life Members with Gym: €130.00. Juvenile membership (U6 - U16): €15.00.

Family membership: €100.00 (2 × full members and All Juvenile members in family). Family Membership with Gym: €300.00 (Gym with 2 Full members only). Application forms are also available to download and print from website www.listrygaa.ie or contact Mike Tangney (087)6162786. Please come along and become part of our very active and vibrant club.

CLUB MEETING Next club meeting Thursday March 2nd at 21.00 at the clubrooms, all members please attend.

LOTTO Numbers drawn: 12,17,19, 22. Jackpot not won. Jackpot next week €5,000 SENIOR FIXTURES Listry Senior V Fossa last Sunday February 19th. Next fixture of round 3 of the East Kerry League: Listry Seniors V Spa in Listry on February 26th at 12.00.

MINORS FIXTURE Keel/Listry minors played Desmonds in Faha last Saturday 18th February.

ALL IRELAND JUNIOR CLUB Congratulations to Glenbeigh/Glencar who won the All Ireland Junior Club Football Championship against Tyrone side The Rock in Crokes Park, last Sunday.

and the extended panel of players who put in a tremendous effort. Enjoy your well-deserved celebrations!

REGISTRATION Club registration is now due.

Under 6’s are free.

Juvenile/student and OAP are €30.

An adult is €50, couples are €80 and family membership is €100.

As you will agree, these are fantastic rates- for the juvenile/student/OAP - it works out at 58 cent per week, while a family membership (up to 2 adults and 4 children) works out at just under €2 per week.

And don’t forget that membership entitles you to free entry to all our home Co. League games - worth €30(on production of your membership card) as well as entry to the Munster Final ticket draw and that all important All Ireland ticket draw in September!

LOTTO Our next draw is for €13,200 on Friday February 24th 2017. The draw will take place in The Castle Inn Bar, Castlemaine.

REVISED DRESSING ROOM/ SIDE LINE GUIDE LINES: Please note that under age players are NOT permitted inside the dressing rooms prior to or after a SENIOR game or inside the surrounding fence wire when a senior game is ongoing.

This is to protect all parties involved.

We ask parents and guardians to continually remind their children of this rule which will be strictly enforced.

We appreciate your on- going support and cooperation.

PÁIDÍ O’ SÉ TOURNAMENT Well done to the Milltown Castlemaine boys who defeated Fingallians of Swords -Dublin in the first round of the above tournament in Gallarus on Saturday last. The final score was M/C: 0/12 points, Fingallians: 0/8 points. However, their opponents in the semi-finals-An Ghaeltacht, had the edge and after a tight tussle- M/C lost on a score line of 2.05 to 1.06.

Míle buíochas to all involved in organising such a fantastic tournament.

Kilcummin Gaa

REGISTRATION NIGHT Registration night for the Juvenile and Ladies GAA clubs will be on Friday 24th February from 7pm to 9pm in the clubhouse.

HURLING Hurling for 5-16yr olds continues on Thursdays from 6-7pm at the Spa GAA Hall. €3 and registration on the night.

SENIOR FOOTBALL EAST KERRY LEAGUE Kilcummin 2-11 Legion 1-14. Goals by Richie O’Connor and Paul O’Riordan gave our team a deserved point against Legion on Sunday last. We are at home to Dr Crokes on Sunday next at 12 0’clock.

MINOR FOOTBALL COUNTY LEAGUE RD 1 Waterville Dromid 1-13 Kilcummin 1-8.

Played in difficult conditions in South Kerry our minor team gave a very spirited performance in this first fixture of 2017.

Spa Gaa COISTE NA NÓG Training has resumed for most teams for the 2017 season. Anyone that hasn’t registered yet must do so with their coach. All coaches must by Garda E Vetted and registered.

U-10 Boys Saturdays 11.30-12.30 U-12 Boys: Sundays 11-12noon U-14-16 Girls: Indoors Tuesday 6-7pm U-14 Boys: Wednesday 6.30-7.30pm LADIES FOOTBALL Our senior ladies start their league campaign on March 5tth in Division 3.

SCHOOLS LINK The Sem team (St. Brendan’s) will play CBS Tralee, in the Munster PPS Corn Uí Mhuirí final next Saturday 25th February at 4.30pm in Austin Stack Park, Tralee. Best of luck to the team and special mention to captain Dara Moynihan and Niall McCarthy.

Get out and support the lads in what promises to be a cracker of a final.

The team are hoping to defend their title.

LOTTO Numbers drawn in the Arbutus 21,22,23,26.

No jackpot winner.

Lucky dips Marian Collins c/o Lals, Rosemary Lynch, Brewsterfield, Margaret

Horgan, Dennehy’s Bohereen, David Flaherty, Killarney. Next Monday’s draw in the Killarney Heights Hotel will be for €3,800.

Currow Coiste Na nOG

CURROW MINORS On Saturday last our minor team travelled to Cahersiveen to play the home side in the 1st round of the Minor County League. Unfortunately on the day the home side proved to be too strong for Currow and went onto win on a score line of St Marys/Renard 2-15 to Currow’s 1-03. Currow scorers were Conor Sheahan 1-0, Jack Scanlon 0-2 and Daniel Kelly 0-1. Next game is at home to Miltown/Castlemaine on Saturday 4th March at 4pm.

U16S Currow u16s first game of 2017 will take place this coming Sunday at 12pm in Currow, when the home side will take on Scart/Cordal in the Castleisland District League.

REGISTRATION Registration for the coming season will take place on Saturday 25th February in Currow hall. Cost of membership for the 2017 season is as follows, €40 for 1st child, €80 for 2 children and €100 for family. All players are asked to register on the night. Any new members please bring along their birth certificate to registration.

Mid Kerry Gaa

U21 CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINAL Sat 25th Feb Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane play Miltown/Castlemaine in Cromane 2pm (extra time playable) Senior League Round 3 Sun 26th Feb all games 11.30AM Glenbeigh/Glencar host Mltown/Castlemaine Beaufort entertain Keel Laune Rangers home to Cromane Coaching Education Gaelic Football’s 2nd session will be held in St. Brendans College Killarney Mon next 27th Feb. CHURCH GATE COLLECTION A Mid Kerry Church Gate Collection will be held in Beaufort this weekend 25th/26th Feb CONGRATULATIONS Massive Congratulations to Glenbeigh/ Glencar on becoming all Ireland Junior Champions, a brilliant bunch of players and Management who deserve great credit

Milltown Castlemaine Gaa

ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONS Congratulations to Glenbeigh Glencar who defeated Rock in the Junior All Ireland Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

This is a wonderful achievement and great credit goes to their manager Aidan O’ Shea, his management team

Saoirse Bennett, Bellview, Fossa, and her mom Siobhan celebrating Saoirse winning gold in the U16 community games solo singing final in Abbeydorney on Sunday.

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