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2nd September, 2016 • Vol 43 • 35th Edition • ISSUE 2255 • Established MARCH

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YOUNG people’s opinions matter – that was the message in Killarney this week as leading youth services providers from across Europe gathered in town. THE governing body of the European Youth Information and Counselling Agency (ERYICA) is meeting this week in Killarney as part of an enhanced engagement in Ireland. The event, which is being organised by Kerry Diocesan Youth Service and Youth Work Ireland, will examine a variety of EU-wide topics relevant to young people and youth services today. The meeting and an associated seminar in Dublin next week will work to further develop critical areas of youth information provision in Ireland and throughout the EU. ERYICA is composed of national bodies which seek to guarantee the right of young people to full and reliable information, which helps them make the choices they face in their lives, said Tim O’Donoghue, director, KDYS Services. “We are delighted to bring this significant European meeting to Kerry and to host it in our youth centre in Killarney,” Tim added. “This is a key part of our ambition to develop our Killarney centre into a formally approved ‘European Youth Centre’ under the Council of Europe. If successful the Killarney centre will be the first European Youth Centre in Ireland and will represent and strengthen Ireland’s commitment to Youth Development in Europe. This will, most importantly, open up new opportunities for local young people and professionals to access many opportunities across Europe under a range of European initiatives.”

Tim O'Donoghue, director, KDYS services, Jaana Fedotoff, CEO, ERYICA, Mayor of Killarney Municipal Area Cllr Brendan Cronin and Killarney Chamber President Kate O'Leary. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

Plan to develop Killarney into a European youth hub THERE has never been so much available for young people – if you go out and look. The team at Kerry Diocesan Youth Service Centre at Fair Hill has always been quick off the mark when it comes to offering services and facilities as well as courses and fun activities of all kinds for teenagers, both during the holidays and the school year. News that the Killarney centre hopes to become a European Youth Centre – the first in Ireland – is very welcome. If successful it will open up new opportunities for local young people and youth professionals. Meanwhile, it was fantastic to get a close-up of Killarney

House and a fascinating insight into its history over the past week. The official opening of the gardens on Friday paves the way for the opening of the house itself next March – looking forward to it! Finally, congratulations to the Kerry minor team and wishing the players and management the very best as they march on to their All-Ireland final date in Croke Park in their quest for three-in-a-row. Commiserations to the dedicated Kerrys seniors who gave it their all on Sunday. Beidh lá eile. EVE KELLIHER EDITOR

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Angela McAllen, Director of Services Killarney Municipal Area, Fr Ger Godley, KDYS, Tim O'Donoghue,Director, KDYS Services, and Cllr Maura Healy-Rae. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Open-air cinema night GAELSCOIL FAITHLEANN is starting the new school year in a fun way with an open-air cinema evening on Friday, September 9, in the school grounds! All are welcome to attend this event at the school, which will feature the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Gates open at 7.45pm and the film will start at 8.30pm. Tickets are €10 per family and there will be a ‘cinema shop’ open serving popcorn and drinks. Kerry Film Festival is providing the large open-air screen and will show the film for the school. Remember to bring deckchairs to sit on if you wish, and bring warm clothes and blankets as the evenings get cold. This will be a novel way for families to get together at the start of a new school year!

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First day at school

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Seeing triple: The O'Neill triplets, Charlie, left, Maryanna and Patrick, began their first day at Lough Quittane National School, on Thursday. PICTUREs: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

THIS week saw a new chapter open for Killarney’s youngest students. Killarney Advertiser took note of just how swiftly and skilfully teachers turned tears to laughter, as their young protégés were equally fast at making firm friends with their new classmates. Most importantly, the class of 2016 lost no time in getting down to business with their shiny new schoolbooks and all-important lunchtime treats! Prompted by the first-day-at school fever that swept town, the team at Killarney Advertiser shared many a memory of our own respective first forays into the classroom in decades gone by. We would like to wish all the new junior infants the very best as they embark on their exciting school careers.

Maura Joy on her first day at Lough Quittane NS. Seeing double: twins Aoibhin and Leah Heinemann, began their first day at Lough Quittane NS. First day at Lough Quittane NS are principal Alison Coffey, with Adam Arthurs, left, Thomas Walsh and twins Aoibhin and Leah Heinemann.

Riain Brosnan on his first day at Lough Quittane NS, on Thursday.

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Lillian Slattery on he first day rat Lough Quittane NS, on Thursday. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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Thomas Walsh first day at Lough Quittane NS, on Thursday. PICTURE VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Kaolin Shamsuddha and Liadh Counihan at Holy Cross Mercy NS on Thursday.

George Lenihan on his first day at school at Kilcummin NS on Thursday.

Junior infants teacher Roisin Johnston with Denis Zidek and Filip Pietruszka at Holy Cross Mercy NS.

Junior infants teacher Andrew O'Sullivan with Emilia Bokowy, Oskar Zajac and Anastasia Pfitzner at Holy Cross Mercy NS.

Front, Jessica Lynch Leane, Emma O'Callaghan, Mollie Kate White, back Caitlin O'Sullivan and Ciara O'Sullivan at Holy Cross Mercy NS.

Junior infants teachers Breda Flanagan and Marie Coleman with Matthew Fennely, Harry Huggeth, Gemma Carroll, Diarmaid O'Donoghue and James Whelan at Holy Cross Mercy NS.

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Donal Courtney to bring Vatican Pimpernel to life onstage KILLARNEY’S own Donal Courtney will perform his one-man play God Has No Country at the INEC Acoustic Club on Friday, September 16. The performance is part of the national programme of events for Culture Night 2016 and admission is free. God Has No Country tells the story of the struggles encountered by Kerryman Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty and his colleagues in Rome during the Second World War. The story follows O’Flaherty’s torment as he decides to act in defence of those suffering under the tyranny of the fascists. The play also reflects on his upbringing and education in Killarney and how joining the priesthood protected him from involvement in The War of Independence. Told with humour and sensitivity, God Has No Country brings the heroic

deeds and achievements of this extraordinary man to a wider audience. The performance is followed by a post-show discussion between writer Aidan O’Connor and creator of the show, Donal Courtney. Donal will discuss his personal connections to the story, the challenges faced in creating the piece and various other insights into the Hugh O’Flaherty story. Culture Night is brought to you by the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs in partnership with Kerry County Council. Tickets for God Has No Country are free of charge but must be reserved by phoning the INEC Box Office on 064 6671555. Doors open at 7pm and the play commences at 8pm.

Rose of Tralee and Lee Strand show how going back to school is fun GOING back to school can be fun when you have snazzy stationery, such as the Lee Strand homework journal, unveiled by the Rose of Tralee Maggie McEldowney at the Lee Strand milk plant in Ballymullen, Tralee. This year over 10,000 Lee Strand hardback homework journals will be distributed to National School pupils in Kerry, West Limerick and North Cork. The specially designed homework journals, valued at €4.50 each, are printed in English and Irish with over 140 pages and include a weekly diary, where pupils can record their homework each day; a timetable; tables book; healthy eating tips; teacher and parent note forms; and lots more. John O’Sullivan, general manager, Lee Strand, said: “Lee Strand takes great pride in supporting the local community and what better way to support our community than by supporting our local schools. Schools can avail of the homework journals by simply collecting mascots from Lee Strand packs. We have received very positive feedback from principals, teachers and parents on the homework journals as this is one less expense for parents to incur when their children return to school.” Other Lee Strand back-to-school initiatives include the Lee Strand school milk programme and also the very popular Lee Strand school tour visits of the milk plant in Tralee. For further details or registration contact 066-7121084.

Maggie McEldowney, Rose of Tralee 2016, with Nicole Walker and Sophia Scroope at the launch of Lee Strand’s Homework Journals for schools. PICTURE: DOMNICK WALSH

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Donal Courtney portraying Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty.

Curtain up on classes at Fiona Crowley Stage School THE Fiona Crowley Stage School reopens its doors on September 6 for another fun-filled year of singing, dancing and acting! Looking ahead, Fiona said: "We are so excited to meet all our wonderful students and to welcome our new students to the stage school. We had an extremely busy year last year which included parades, shows, performances and musical theatre exams.” The Fiona Crowley Stage School recorded some of the highest grades in the country in the examinations with several students getting medals of distinction. “We are so proud of them all and the key for us has always been and remains, the students,” said Fiona. Fiona, a secondary school teacher with a BA (Honours) and Higher Diploma in Education graduate as well as a licensed musical theatre teacher, leads a team of trained, Garda-vetted instructors. Fiona puts her stage school ethos in very simple terms. "It's all about the students, they are the core, once they are happy, we are happy!" she said. For further information and to book your place, contact Fiona on 085-1629445 or at fcrowleystageschool@gnsil.com

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Ciara O'Callaghan, Bernedette Randles, Sean Foley, Brian Ahern and Anthony O'Donovan. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

A HUGELY ENJOYABLE sweet sixteenth birthday party was on the cards on Wednesday evening for popular Killarney venue Kayne’s Bar & Bistro. There was no shortage of help in blowing out the birthday candles, with well-wishers tucking in to delectable treats and a mouthwatering birthday cake when they arrived for the celebration. During the event, Kayne’s also relaunched its hugely successful loyalty club. Existing members of the loyalty club are already benefiting from exclusive access to special offers and discounts in both the bar and bistro. “There was live music, a barbecue, drinks promotions and much more for all our loyalty club members on the night,” said a spokeswoman.

Hit 1916 drama Patrick returns to the INEC THEATREGOERS in Killarney will be delighted to know that the hit drama ‘Patrick’ returns to the INEC for a one night only showing at the INEC on Thursday, October 27. Written and directed by local author and journalist Aidan O’Connor, the musical drama tells the moving story of the final months of the life of Patrick O’Connor from Rathmore – one of the four Kerry men to die during the six-day rebellion during Easter, 1916. The play sold out six shows earlier this year and over 3,000 people came to see the production when last staged at the INEC in May. Despite several requests to take ‘Patrick’ to other venues around Kerry, Dublin, and London, the October 27 date will be the final showing of the hugely successful amateur production. Writer Aidan O’Connor said that the reaction to ‘Patrick’ has been phenomenal. “The script, the story and the remarkable talent of the actors and performers have moved people beyond all expectations. It’s powerful to see history come so alive,” he said. A matinee performance will be held for students on October 27 at 11am. The show that night is at 8pm. Tickets are on sale from the INEC Box Office; telephone 064-6671555.

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INDEPENDENT KERRY TD Michael Healy-Rae was literally like a kid in a candy store when he officially launched Aunty Nellie’s Sweetshop on Sunday. After cutting the tape on the popular Killarney business, Deputy Healy-Rae lost no time in getting to grips with the ice cream scoop and familiarising himself with the fantastic range on display. Aunty Nellie's opened its doors earlier this year, creating five new full and part-time jobs. “It has been a busy few months for us so this was our opportunity to say a big thank you to everyone who has supported us,” store manager PJ O’Sullivan said. The fun family party continued throughout the day, with entertainment from DJ Liam O’Riordan, face painting and balloons for the children, and some great prizes for kids of all ages up for grabs. The team at Aunty Nellie’s also welcomed their own Minion who joined the action and also launched Aunty Nellie’s new loyalty card. The big launch day saw Aunty Nellie’s introduce the huge range of treats

Deputy Michael Healy-Rae, front, and back right PJ O'Sullivan, Aunty Nellie's store manager. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

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Pedal power on the open road

A view of the Iveragh Peninsula, for Fionnbar Walsh, centre, father of the late inspirational Donal Walsh, and cyclists.PICTURES: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN Noel Byrne, Ronan Ryan and Terence Ryan.

FROM early last Saturday morning, cyclists from Kerry, Cork, Limerick and Dublin took to the roads around the Iveragh Peninsula for the annual Killarney Cycling Festival. Over 480 cyclists, ranging in age from 18 to 68, departed from The Gleneagle, led by grand marshal Fionnbar Walsh, and travelled in the direction of Molls Gap. They then had the choice of either continuing along the Wrong Way Round or the Hard Way Round. The 160km Wrong Way Round travelled through Sneem, Waterville, Caherciveen, Glenbeigh and Killorglin, while the 180km Hard Way Round diverged from the Wrong Way Round by taking a right for Ballaghbeama through the heart of Kerry to Ballaghasheen, and then taking a further detour around the stunning Skellig Ring before rejoining the main troop on the road to Caherciveen. The cyclists returned to festival headquarters, The Gleneagle, for the post-cycle party where a well-earned barbecue awaited them. The first man past the finish line was John Walsh from Mallow who completed the Hard Way Round in under five hours. The Donal Walsh LiveLife Foundation was the official charity of the Killarney Cycling Festival and cyclists had the option of donating directly to the charity when registering.

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From Sri Lanka to Kinsale BY EVE KELLIHER

N ENGAGEMENT in Sri Lanka led to wedding bells in Kinsale for Maria O’Sullivan and Alex Sherer. Maria from Minish, Killarney, and Alex, from Beckenham, London, met five years ago in London. Alex popped the question in February 2015 and friends and relatives travelled from across Ireland as well as from London, Scotland, America and Singapore to celebrate with the couple as they exchanged vows in Kinsale, Cork. The wedding reception took place in Ballinacurra House, Kinsale. “Guests enjoyed a 'wedding weekend' at Ballinacurra house and enjoyed a true Irish wedding celebration!” said Maria. Helping them plan the big day were Maria’s parents Alice and Pat O’Sullivan, Minish, and Alex’s mother and father, Dorrie and Paul Sherer, Beckenham, London. Taking on bridesmaid duties were Gillian O'Sullivan, Triona Mangan and Avril Counihan, while Chris Veitch was best man, with Giles Edwards, Scott Lane and Rob

Hughes as groomsmen. Tom Kelly was pageboy while Sarah O'Sullivan, Roisin O'Sullivan and Jess O'Sullivan were flower girls. Leading wedding band Truly Diverse ensured the dance floor was full. Aoife McCarthy, Kinsale, created the bridal hairstyling while the makeup was by Annette O’Brien. Maria looked stunning in a wedding dress sourced in Finesse Bridalwear, Listowel, while the bridesmaids’ dresses were created by Ann Mangan, Kilbrean. Jakub Walutek, Kinsale, captured the big day on camera. Daisy Chain, Kinsale, took care of the floral arrangements. Their honeymoon took the newlyweds to Peru and Brazil. Maria, an architect, and Alex, a financial advisor, live in Beckenham, London. • 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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Regina Heffernan, Callinafercy, and Adrian Cronin, Shanara, Kilgobnet, who were married in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Milltown, and held their reception in the Killarney Oaks Hotel. PICTURE: TARA DONOGHUE PHOTOGRAPHY

The family of John and Sheila Kelly, who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary, wish them all the best on the landmark occasion.

Cailean Laing on his first day at Firies National School. PICTURE: TARA DONOGHUE

John and Philomena O’Neill, Meanus, Beaufort, who marked their 30th wedding anniversary with a blessing in Beaufort Church by Fr Donal O’Connor and later celebrated with Family in Dunloe Hotel. PICTURE: JOHN O’SULLIVAN, KILLARNEY PHOTOGRAPHIC

Peter O'Brien, Ross O'Brien and Karen Loughnane taking part in the Walk for Amy on Saturday. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

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William Loughnane getting ready to start playschool at Holy Cross Mercy.

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Killarney’s best kept secret Award winning Chef Paul O’Connor presents an exciting new bar and dinner menu. The Cellar Bar is open from 12:30-6pm The Herbert Restaurant opens from 6pm-9pm

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Public Consultation Day DRAFT FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS AND RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORTS CASTLEISLAND, DINGLE, GLENFLESK, KILLARNEY, MILLTOWN, POTMAGEE, TULLIG and KENMARE, Co. Kerry Date

Monday, 5th September 2016

Time

2:30pm – 7:30pm

Venue

The Plaza Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry

Are you interested in the draft Flood Risk Management Plans for your area? A public consultation is currently underway seeking public and stakeholder comments and observations on the measures now being proposed as the preferred and feasible measures, to address known significant flood risk for a particular area. At the public consultation events, members of the public can ask questions in relation to the draft Flood Risk Management Plans and related Environmental Assessment Reports that are specific to their particular area. Further details on the draft Flood Risk Management Plans consultation process, including the date by which observations or comments are required, are now available on the website: www.opw.ie/FloodPlans

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out and about with Dylan Clifford

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Cliona Hayes and Bridget Ferriter out and about in the Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder.

Aaron Brosnan, Colm Sheehan, Shane Prendiville, Shane Howe and Liam Shannon in McSorleys for GAA Hour. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Toby Lenard, Marcus McCrossan and Dermot King outside Scruffy's.

Gemma Surlis out with family and friends for her hen night in The Shire.

Brian Fleming, David Hanavan, Donal Coffey and Anthony Curtin pictured outside Scruffy's.

Stephanie Kelleher, Jeniffer Lenihan, John McCarthy, Linda and Patrick Palmer in the Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder.

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Mellisa O'Connor and Gavin West out in K-Town Bar.

Micheal Coffey, Rachel O'Gorman and Diamuid Healy out in K-Town Bar.

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Nicola O'Connor and Carmel O'Callaghan in McSorleys for GAA Hour on Saturday.

Stephen Griffin celebrating his 21st birthday with family and friends in McSorleys.

David King and Jacob Cummings in Scruff'ys.

Calire Ann Kelly's after-wedding party in Scruffy's.

Gary Lyne, Peter McEnery, Anthony Magnier, Robert Fell and Padraig O'Donoghue outside K-Town Bar.

Louise Murphy, Eugene Murphy and Jack Patrick Healy outside the the Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder.

Claire Ann Kelly out in Scruff'ys for her after-wedding party with Connie Daly, Claire Copps and Suzie Copps

Shane Bane and Ann Decourcey out in the Celtic Whiskey Experience

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health&lifestyle

Looking after our relationships Eileen Buckley gives an insight into how to respond to challenges in life

AS HUMAN beings going through life, we are frequently presented with challenges, some are sudden, some are on-going, some are unexpected, but many issues have never been examined or understood. Eileen Buckley, centre, with Dr Tony Humphreys and Dr Challenges may be Helen Ruddle. in relation to physical, emotional, intellectual, behavioural, sexual, social or spiritual concerns – it is how we respond to these challenges that determines our well-being or otherwise. As a relationship mentor, I believe that our greatest need is to love, to be loved and to belong. Everyone has a story, each individual is truly unique and has limitless potential to create new possibilities for themselves. How often do we hear “talk to someone” when we are struggling? There is no shortage of people to speak with, but perhaps finding someone who can truly listen with compassion and without judgment is a greater challenge. Frequently we are encouraged to look after our ‘mental health’ and in doing so, the importance of seeing our emotions as our allies cannot be underestimated. The most important relationship in our lives is the one we have with ourselves, as it is from here that our ability to relate with others emanates. However, for many of us, the thought of loving self has been seen as selfish but nothing could be further from the truth. With this in mind, it is our desire to create the space and safety for individuals to share their stories thereby creating opportunities for reflection and new choices through developing a more loving relationship with self. I practise in association with Dr Tony Humphreys and Dr Helen Ruddle and work primarily in the Killarney area. One-to-one sessions (throughout the year) along with parenting classes, Realising your Potential (from September to April) and more are available. •Contact Eileen Buckley on 087-4129655 or email eileen2buckley@gmail.com or contact Dr Tony Humphreys on 021-4642394 or tonyhumphreys1@eircom.net

CACI non-surgical facelift It’s never too early to start treating yourself to facials, says Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio

WHO wants to grow old gracefully? I ask myself that question quite regularly. Do I want to be someone who lets it all go in the direction nature intends it? Or do I want to be someone that pushes back on nature’s steady advances? Ever tried the CACI non-surgical facelift? For a very long time CACI facials have been seen as a really great alternative to Botox or going under the knife. While you won’t come out looking 10 years younger after one treatment, after a course of treatments, you will see a significant reduction in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and appear visibly younger looking. CACI stands for Computer Aided Cosmetology Instrument and it is a treatment designed over 20 years ago

to help treat people with Bells Palsy or who had suffered a stroke. When they were using it in hospitals to treat these patients , it soon became apparent that it could lift and tightens sagging muscles and improves the skins condition. It was re-educating the muscles to do what it had done previously. It was soon brought into the beauty world to do the very same thing for ageing and sagging skin. If you are thinking of treating yourself to a facial this season, this is the ultimate experience. It's never too early to start this facial, which is suitable for anyone from 25 years onwards. Everyone that has this facial can't get over the results. Contact us at 064-6632966 for a free demonstration.

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

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Killarney beauty salons and spas supporting people on their cancer journey

The Spa at Muckross Park is one of seven Killarney beauty and wellbeing specialists participating in the Beauty and the "Beast" campaign.

HEN you are battling cancer, a beauty or massage treatment can be an important factor in your general wellbeing. According to experts, such therapies can be extremely helpful in terms of your emotional and psychological wellbeing but can be last on the list of priorities. Killarney native Caitriona Heffernan has joined forces with seven beauty specialists in the area who have generously donated complimentary vouchers for people going through or who have recently finished cancer treatment. “So far men and women who have been in touch have expressed how important these treatments will be to their wellbeing, how it helps with the ongoing emotional and psychological aspects of coping with cancer and how it can be difficult to afford such a treat due to the costs of illness,” said Caitriona. “These beauty professionals are looking forward to welcoming and supporting you at this time.” Sixteen vouchers are still available as part of the Beauty and the "Beast" campaign in conjunction with Kerry Hospice Foundation, for manicures, pedicures, eyebrow and eyelash tints from the following salons: The Spa at Muckross, Muckross Park Hotel; The Innisfallen Health & Beauty Rooms, The Malton Hotel; The Spa at the Plaza Hotel; Desire Beauty & Nail Salon, West End House, New Street; Linda's Beauty & Holistic Clinique, Clarragh House, Woodlawn Road; Lady Jane Body & Beauty, Upper Park Road; and Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio, Fair Hill Car Park. To avail of the treatments free of charge, contact Caitriona on caitrionachelsea@ gmail.com or her sister Siobhan on 087-9819075. The street collection in aid of Kerry Hospice Foundation held in Killarney last Sunday week along with a number of additional donations has so far raised an impressive €1,700. It was organised by Caitriona who thanked family and friends who took to the streets on a wet and windy day to collect in memory of her brother Brendan. “I am grateful to the people of Killarney for their generous donations towards the construction of the 16-bedroom inpatient unit at Kerry University Hospital,” said Caitriona.

Brochure launch at O’Callaghan Coach Holidays

THINKING of heading off on your travels over the next 12 months? O’Callaghan Coach Holidays will be launching its new 2017 brochure next Thursday, September 8, at its office on Tralee Road, Killarney, from 10.30am to 1pm. Radio Kerry will broadcast live from the event with Francis Jones’ 11-1 Club, and everyone is invited. Refreshments will be served.

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Culture vultures poised to swoop on Kerry THE stage is set for a whole host of topclass entertainment throughout the county on Friday, September 16, as an enticing programme of events for Culture Night Kerry was unveiled by Kerry County Council’s arts department at a function in Killarney House and Gardens. St Mary’s Church of Ireland will showcase the talents of artists such as Grace Foley, Sarah Finnan and Lorraine Nash as well as the Scotia Ensemble. The School House in Muckross will host Frankie Gavin and Dé Dannan in concert and Afro Trad will present From Kampala to Killarney at the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service centre in Killarney. Killarney Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann dancers and musicians will provide outdoor entertainment at Killarney Courthouse while Scartaglin (with Jackie Daly and Matt Cranitch), Kilcummin Rambling House and Tureencahill are all hosting evenings of music, song and dance. It will be a case of round the house and mind the dresser at Fossa Community Centre which will be the venue for a set-dancing extravaganza with the Uí Bhriain Céilí Band. And, for movie buffs

Launching Kerry County Council's Arts Department schedule of Event for Culture Night 2016, on Friday, September 16, were from left, Kate Kennelly, Arts Officer, Kerry County Council, Maeve McGrath, Kerry Film Festival, Fiona O'Connor, INEC, Sean Kelliher and Cian O'Sullivan, Killarney School of Music. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Killarney House and Gardens will present open-air screenings of The War of the Buttons (PG rating) at 7pm and Older Than Ireland at 9pm. Poet Gabriel Fitzmaurice will lead a tour to Muckross Abbey where he will

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK Lamb, baked feta and hazelnuts The Muckross Park Hotel’s head chef John O’Leary shares this tasty dinner dish

INGREDIENTS 4 lamb rumps For the marinade 4 sprigs thyme 1 cloves garlic 4 sprigs rosemary 1 lamb belly 1 litre lamb stock 1 bay leaf 1 sprig rosemary & thyme 1 egg 30ml milk 30g flour 30g panko breadcrumbs 60g feta Sprig oregano, rosemary and mint Olive oil 20g hazelnuts Butternut squash Medium squash Salt Parmesan Homemade Parmesan oil Potato 110g unsalted butter Sprig of thyme Garlic 2 red Roosters METHOD

Marinade rumps for at least six hours. Panfry the lamb rumps and finish in the oven by cooking for 12 minutes. Allow to rest for five minutes. Braise the lamb at 150 degrees in stock and aromatics until done. Pick off the excess fat, season and press overnight in a gastro insert. Cut to shape then flour, egg wash and crumb Deep-fry to order and season. Use a cutter to make fondants, once the fondants are cut run a peeler around to remove edges. Slice the butter and place on bottom of pan. Place the potatoes on top and heat, melting the butter until it starts to colour. Add the garlic and thyme and salt and pepper Place in the oven for 20 minutes at 180°C/190°C. Peel the squash, portion the top part into four even shapes. Dice the remainder up into roughly same size Place into pot and cook until soft. When done blitz in a blender adding salt and grating Parmesan. Confit the pieces of squash in the Parmesan oil. Marinade feta with oil, oregano and rosemary. Bake at 150 degrees until soft then add chopped hazelnuts and fine chiffonade of mint.

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Grace Notes Living life in colour

“The creative arts” is a term than takes in many different disciplines, says Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley

DURING the early days of my training I would have thought of my discipline, singing, as having very little in common with another creative art. I would maybe have considered singing and acting to be similar in that they both involve performing for an audience. It was only when I performed at an art exhibition at Frank Lewis' Gallery that I learned that all types of artists have a lot in common. The artist that was exhibiting that day was Roger McCarthy. He said that he didn't know a lot about singing but that he

could see it in terms of colour. He could describe a voice in terms of how he would see it as a painting. It was at this moment that I realised he was completely right! I thought about how my teacher Aine would often say, “Give that section a darker colour”, or, “Think more bright yellow for your upper register.” My father was always amused at the terminology used at the singing competitions I entered. The adjudicators described my voice as “chocolatey”, “warm chocolate”, “dark” and “liquid gold'. Without even realising it

I started to view my own voice as being a specific colour. If a painter wants to add light, they will use a bright coloured paint. If I want to get a brighter sound in my voice I visualise a bright colour as I am singing. All artists have a palette from which they work. Our palettes will all be different as our colour combinations and blended colours will be determined by our own personal style and natural talent. I am sure that if you filled a room with singers, painters, actors, musicians and filmmakers, we would all quickly realise that we speak a unique language. A language of colour, depth and tone. The language of “The Artist”.

Stay tuned to The Gleneagle Concert Band

THE Gleneagle Concert Band has launched a new website www. GleneagleConcerntBand.ie The user-friendly website contains information on the history of the band as well as a gallery of images from various band performances over the past 35 years. It also offers information on how to enrol students in The Gleneagle School of Music and how to avail of the loaned instruments scheme. “We are delighted to launch our new band website,” said band conductor Vincent Condon. The website is both interesting and informative and will allow the general public to stay in tune with all the band’s news, concerts and events.” As well as performing at a number of national events over the coming year, the band are also preparing for a tour of the South of France where they will perform two concerts alongside The Blarney Brass and Reed Band. This will be the band’s sixth international tour having already visited Holland, Germany, Austria, France and Portugal. The Gleneagle Concert Band and School of Music are currently enrolling new students for September 2016. Children aged nine upwards are welcome to enrol. Past members and adults with previous musical experience are also welcome to join the band. For further information visit www.GleneagleConcertBand.ie or phone 087-2229513.

TOP TEN NEW RELEASES • Eddie The Eagle • Dad's Army • Batman v Superman • Zootropolis

• 10 Cloverfield Lane • Youth • Truth • London Has Fallen

• Deadpool • The Revenant • Kung Fu Panda 3 • Hail Caesar!

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community spirit

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS LUKE 14:25-33

John Byrne OSA, Veritas

MUSINGS

THE Gospel calls us to a radical awakening; a taking stock of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. We are called to be prepared and alert, that embracing the Kingdom of God is not a passive experience, or indeed a ticking of a box exercise; I went to Mass – check; I gave money to charity – check. Jesus demands more of us; He is asking for our very being – All that I am! We are to put God first and surrender all our attachments to Him – our family, power, possessions. It is not so much that we aren’t to love them; rather, we have the freedom through God to be in the right relationship with the world when we put God first. Embracing the cross is daunting and frightening at first sight, however, God wants the best for us, and we are not left alone if we choose to follow Him. We pray today to trust in God. Siobhain Tighe

Counting the Cost

THIS Sunday’s Gospel is troubling. Does Jesus really expect us to hate our families, friends and even ourselves in order to be his followers? Jesus is making a point here about how we attach ourselves to things and to people, even to images of ourselves. Attachment can cause all sorts of suffering in our lives. If we are to grow, we move on from the comfortable, we let go of the familiar, and that can often be painful. Today, we can ask ourselves: ‘What is it that I need to let go of?’ The two parables in this story remind us to think things through and weigh up the cost involved. This Kingdom of God journey involves sacrifice and sometimes it feels like ‘20,000 against 10,000’. A disciple of Jesus must be ready to carry the burden not only of tensions with one’s family but even the burden of legal consequences. This was the experience of Luke’s community and it is still the experience of many Christians in the world today. So this passage is a call to conversion and we read it from the various forms of discipleship that we are in: parenting, advocacy, political life, social work, friendships, community building… Jesus "turned to them", he is speaking from experience. Jesus’ words are harsh, but spend time with this text today; his words can be interpreted as passionate, urgent, and focused, and can even offer us a great freedom and encouragement in whatever journey of discipleship we are on. Jane Mellett

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 9.30-8.30pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm

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THE passage is a call to both radical and practical discipleship. When have you found that in order to achieve a certain objective you had to make it a priority, and then take the practical steps necessary to reach your goal? What were the benefits to you when you did this? ‘Hate’ is prophetic exaggeration for the uncompromising loyalty Jesus seeks in disciples. There may be times when people make demands in conflict with fidelity to another relationship. This can be painful. When have you found that being clear about your priorities helped you in that situation? Jesus uses parables here to tell us that in important human affairs we do not settle for vague aspirations. When have you found that some element of practical planning has been necessary to make progress with a project? What has this taught you about making the most of your life and of your time?

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Sunday worship 9am & 11am. Morning prayer Tuesday & Thursday 8am from 16th August. Bible Study Wednesdays 7.30pm (not 3rd August) FAB Fridays fun for all the family 11am - 1pm. Contact Rev Karen Spence for further info karen. spence@irishmethodist.org

Aware Killarney Depression Support Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 8pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www. aware.ie The Well Christian Ministries Jesus Christ says ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548

Kerry Positive Option Crisis Pregnancy Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme. Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net

Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in Ozanam House, Green Lawn. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www. console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

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

Alcoholics Anonymous If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.

South Kerry Parkinson’s Support Group Next meeting 12th September 2016 at the Methodist Church Hall Killarney (next to Killarney Avenue Hotel) at 8pm. For further information please contact Grace McCrae President 064-7758837.

Epilepsy Ireland Support meeting for parents of children with Epilepsy next Wednesday 7th of September at 10.30am at the Epilepsy Ireland office, Park Road. Contact Kathryn 064-6630301 for details.

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health&lifestyles GET ACTIVE FOR AUTUMN

Club Vitae will help unveil a fitter, healthier, happier you

Louise Devaney, leisure centre manager, Club Vitae, Hotel Killarney, and Philip O’Brien, leisure centre supervisor.

Nearly there: Eileen O'Leary, Killarney, taking part in Killarney Cycling Festival.PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

IKE to join a leisure club but unsure of whether it’s for you? Well, the team at Club Vitae Leisure Centre at Hotel Killarney is perfectly placed to put you at your ease. As well as offering top-class equipment and instructors, this is a leisure club that wants you to feel your best in every way. “The social aspect of going to the gym is very important to us,” said leisure centre manager Louise Devaney. “Here you get to go to the gym or pool to relax and meet people. It’s not just about fitness, it is a very social experience, with the opportunity to enjoy time out, whether you want to have a chat or unwind in the steam room or jacuzzi, after your class or gym session.” And if this is your first time approaching a gym, never fear! “We’re all here to help and Philip and I are always delighted to create a specialised gym programme for you,” said Louise. “People can be scared of joining a gym or going to fitness classes, but we are here to put you at your ease and are always on hand if you need help or motivation!” As for the equipment and facilities, Club Vitae Leisure Centre features a fully equipped Precor Gymnasium with TV (so you needn’t worry about missing out on Coronation Street!), Smith’s weights machine, multi-use sports hall, steam room, Jacuzzi and sauna. Classes available include aqua aerobics, Zumba, fitness kickboxing and circuit training. Club Vitae Killarney, which recently achieved the prestigious White Flag award from Ireland Active, also offers one-to-one and group swimming lessons. There are some enticing membership specials this winter, with six months for just €199 and six weeks free. For all special offers visit the Club Vitae Killarney Facebook page or call 0646626262 for details.

Enjoying the views of the Iveragh Peninsula are Martin and Eileen Enfield. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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‘We can help you reach your goals’ Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on the health and beauty treatments on offer at the studio

Toning tables THE toning tables system is based on Pilates and it helps to lengthen and strengthen every muscle in the body. We offer a 40-minute free trial to everyone to try it for themselves and see how amazing the toning tables are. It's an alternative to the gym. With 16 weeks to Christmas it's plenty of time to loose a stone for Christmas (a pound a week) with two spare weeks to reach your goal, which maybe increased fitness or weight loss or increased mobility. You can book your sessions anytime in the day that suits you, we understand that each week you schedule can change.

Indian head massage and reflexology REFLEXOLOGY is covered by all major health insurers, depending on your own policy. Indian head massage is especially good for relieving stress, tension, fatigue, insomnia, headaches, migraine and sinusitis.

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It is deeply calming and relaxing, leaving you feeling energised and revitalised and better able to concentrate. This system of is massage used to relieve tension and treat illness, based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, and head linked to every part of the body. So what better excuse to go for massages to try to loosen the whole thing up? Indian head massage is one of the greatest pleasures known to humankind and is hands-down my favourite spa treatment. Usually lasting about 45 minutes, the therapist works on your shoulders, neck, does a bit of back massage and then moves up to your head. A lot of tension and stress is carried in the neck and head and getting a massage like this is the quickest way to blissville.

Universal contour body wrap THE Universal Contour body wrap offers extremely effective inch-loss and is an anti-cellulite treatment. A detoxed body has more energy and it's easier to lose weight. Call Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on 064-6632966 for further information.

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Anam Cara’s local meetings Could St Finan’s grounds offer solution to parking crux? I’VE just read your article on parking in Killarney (edition of August 26) and the reference to Fitzgerald Stadium. I was just wondering would the powers-that-be ever consider using the grounds of St Finan’s for car parking, even on a temporary basis? It gives access to Tralee Road as well as access to the Fitzgerald

Stadium side. Also there is access through St Brendan’s Terrace for walkers. I am originally from St Brendan’s Terrace so I am very familiar with the area and I think it could be a solution. It just seems a pity it’s not used at all now. Norrie Sheehan, Glenflesk

ANAM CARA’S local meetings for bereaved parents resume on Tuesday, September 13, in Recovery Haven, 5 Haigs Terrace, Killerisk, Tralee, at 7.30pm. Anam Cara is an all-Ireland organisation providing a range of support services to bereaved parents since 2008. Anam Cara’s meetings are open to all bereaved parents regardless of the age your child died, the circumstances of their death or whether the death was recent or not. Anam Cara simply gives bereaved mothers and fathers a chance to meet and connect with other bereaved parents in a safe and comfortable setting.

Anam Cara has recently produced some important new resources – all developed by bereaved parents themselves. The short Anam Cara videos can be viewed on anamcara.ie. For a free copy of the seven-booklet Information Pack for Bereaved Parents, simply call the Anam Cara Information Line on 085-2888 888. Clodagh Curley, Anam Cara Parental and Sibling, Bereavement Support, HCL House, Tallaght, Dublin 24

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I HAVE submitted the following notice of motion for the next meeting of Kerry County Council. I am asking that Kerry County Council call on the Government to immediately tackle the rising cost of motor insurance whereby in recent times they have risen by up to 100 and 200% in cases and it is becoming increasingly difficult for many families, individuals and businesses to afford the cost of same. Councillor Michael Cahill, Rossbeigh, Glenbeigh

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The Provocateur Can someone please sort out Killarney’s traffic chaos this school term? TRAFFIC congestion was an additional difficulty for anyone embarking on the back-to-school trail this week. Every highway and byway that converged on Killarney was absolutely choked to the gills on Thursday in particular, which was when most schools reopened to pupils. Frustrated motorists stared grimly through the windscreens as the rain started to spill down in sympathy with the general plummeting of spirits. You see, not only does the start of the new school year herald the end of summer, but in Killarney it also serves to underline the fact that we have a serious traffic problem in our town. Throughout the past three months, we complained about the unending queues of cars on the roads but tried to kid ourselves it was a seasonal thing. The beginning of September emphasises the fact that the traffic chaos is a yearround issue in Killarney. As if parents didn’t have enough to contend with between the expense of uniforms and schoolbooks, they also have the added stress of joining the dreaded classroom-bound convoy as soon as they leave the house in the morning. We know a traffic study is currently being finalised for the town but please, please, can someone find a solution to Killarney’s traffic conundrum this school term? 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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This & That Lightning Strike More than 300 wild reindeer have been killed by lighting in central Norway in what wildlife officials are calling an unusually large natural disaster. The Norwegian Environment Agency has released eerie images showing a jumble of reindeer carcasses scattered across a small area on the Hardangervidda mountain plateau. The agency says 323 animals were killed, including 70 calves, in the lightning storm Friday. Agency spokesman Kjartan Knutsen told the AP it's not uncommon for reindeer or other wildlife to be killed by lightning strikes, "but we have not heard about such numbers before." He said reindeer tend to stay very close to each other in bad weather, which could explain how so many were killed at once. Thousands of reindeer migrate across the barren Hardanangervidda plateau as the seasons change.

God calling! Going into a church in France recently, I noticed a sign on the door. It read something like this: You are entering the House of God to hear his word. It is possible, but highly unlikely, he will contact you by mobile phone. The Buck Stops Here The above quote is credited to Harry S. Truman, 33rd President of the USA. I read recently that when President Truman retired in 1951, he was invited on to the board of Bank of America. Despite there being no financial provision then for retired US presidents, he refused because he believed the only reason the invitation was extended was because he had been US President and as he did not want to compromise that high office he was unable to accept.

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Down Rose claims Roses were ‘manipulated, bullied and mistreated’ THE 2016 Down Rose lashed out at the Rose of Tralee International Festival, saying she did "not sign up for a cheap reality television show in which our emotions would be manipulated for entertainment purposes". Writing on the festival’s Facebook page, Fainche McCormack from Newry said the Roses "were manipulated, bullied and mistreated". In the now-deleted review post, she also alleged that cameras “intrusively” followed the contestants and asked “inappropriate probing questions" with one girl being asked what colour underwear she was wearing right before she went on stage. The 19-year-old, who didn’t make it to the live show, said: "I, and my fellow rose sisters, did not sign up for a cheap reality television show in which our emotions would be manipulated for entertainment purposes, nor did we sign up to be treated like animals in the circus and held in a room against our will. " On Sunday morning, in a segment which appeared on RTÉ’s Road to the Dome, the 65 Roses were told if they would make it to final 32. Their escorts brought either a white or red rose to their room and they were then separated into two groups, one of which was told they were going through to the televised final. In a statement, the executive chairman of the festival, Anthony O'Gara,

acknowledged that the Sunday morning segment was "insensitive". "The manner in which the extra TV show, The Road to the Dome, was finished was insensitive and we didn't anticipate that. We wouldn't like to see it repeated and we apologised to the Roses and they accepted that."

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Views From Kerry And Around The World Decision Time Now that we find ourselves ‘caught out’ by European bureaucracy, who deem our private affairs as their business, their concern, it may very well be ‘make-yourmind-up time for Ireland. Downing Street has signalled it would “welcome any company” to the UK, just hours after an unprecedented EU tax-decision left a question mark over Apple’s future in Ireland. Number 10 and the Treasury said Britain was “open for business” after being asked whether it was comfortable with the techgiant coming to Britain, following a decision which left it facing an Irish tax bill running into billions of euro. UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has already raised fears of a European ‘tax war’ after saying the UK is ready to bolster the British economy with business levy cuts. Brexit has released the UK from bureaucratic EU laws & is now free to fight their own corner. Like Britain we stand between Europe and the US. Would we be stronger together? We are uniquely situated on the global supply chain. Shannon was once a vital link between Europe & the US & Ireland & our nearest neighbour are vital in the continued expansion of business globalisation. Apple’s tax arrangements in Ireland are based on an agreement drawn up in 1991, when Apple was struggling against the PC boom and another in 2007, which allowed

the company to pay a significantly reduced rate of tax on profits over more than 10 years. But following a three-year long investigation, EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said member states couldn't give such tax benefits to selected companies. She claimed the selective treatment allowed to Apple had left it paying an effective corporate tax rate of just 1 per cent on its European profits in 2003 down to 0.005 per cent in 2014. She went on: “This is illegal under EU state aid rules. The Commission's investigation concluded that Ireland granted illegal tax benefits to Apple, which enabled it to pay substantially less tax than other businesses over many years.” Commissioner Vestager is right as things currently stand but rules can be changed. Any dealings with organisations like Apple involve serious business & serious business has nothing to do with fair play, but with interpretation, or even disregard, of all the rules. VW were paid millions by the EU because it was believed they had reduced emissions. Have they given back the money? How goes Fiat in Italy? Apple’s first facility in Ireland was based in Millstreet. Shortly after they moved to Hollyhill. Ireland and Apple have travelled a long road together.

Murder-suicide: Father's note won't be made public THE contents of a suspected murdersuicide note left by Alan Hawe will not be released to the public, given the likely extremely sensitive nature of it. A Garda search team began its examination of the family home in Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan, this week. Officers are speaking to family, friends, teaching colleagues and neighbours to see if they knew of any issues — marital, personal or workrelated — that could provide clues as to what drove the deputy principal to murder his entire family, then take his own life. An envelope found by the Garda Technical Bureau at the Hawe household was immediately preserved as evidence and sent to bureau HQ in Dublin for forensic examination. Detectives hoped it might be some sort of confession note explaining why Mr Hawe murdered his wife Clodagh, also a teacher, and their three children Liam, aged 13, Niall, 11 and Ryan, six, early on Monday.

Teenager recovers after Croke Park collapse A KERRY fan who was rushed to hospital after collapsing in Croke Park on Sunday is making a good recovery. The fifteen-year-old, who was placed on life support for 48 hours, is due to return home this weekend. Initially the teenager had been rushed to the Mater Hospital but was later transferred to Temple Street.

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Agony and ecstasy for Kerry in Croke Park CAPTURED ON camera here by Don MacMonagle, MacMonagle.com, is Kerry's day out in Croke Park at the All-Ireland minor and senior semi-finals. After the minors savoured their victory against Kildare on Sunday, there was absolute heartbreak for the Kerry senior team as their dream of an All-Ireland final date with Mayo on September 18 was snatched from them by the Blues. Kerry were pipped to the post by Dublin on a scoreline of Dublin 0-22, Kerry 2-14. After a pulsating game, points from sub Eoghan O’Gara and Diarmuid Connolly saw Dublin edge past the Kingdom in the All-Ireland senior football semifinal. Dublin's hopes for back-to-back Sam Maguire wins are still high as they saw off the Kingdom by just two Marc Ó'Sé congratulates Kevin MacManamon points to book a final spot with Mayo. after the final whistle in the Kerry V Dublin

Marc Ó'Sé and Aidan o'Mahony are last to leave the field in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE, MACMONAGLE.COM

Colm Cooper scores a point in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. Flagbearer Brian Bruton. PICTURE: SPORTSFILE

James O'Donoghue pictured after the final whistle in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. PICTURE: Don MacMonagle

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The Doherty family, Killarney, Francie, Aileen, Abbie, Ava and Sean pictured at the Kery V Dublin All-Ireland SemiFinal.

Kerry fans Cathal McDonnell, Tony mcDonnell and Kerry O'Shea pictured at the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

Kieran and Caiman Mangan, Killarney pictured at the Kery V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. Amelie, Sophie and Juno Hussey.

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The Kerry team who lost to Dublin in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. Barman Kevin Breen ;left, shows his colours at Kerry Goalkeeper Brian Kelly's local 'The Shire' ahead of Sunday's encounter between Kerry and Dublin in the All-ireland Football Semi-Final at Croke Park. PICTURE: Sally MacMonagle

A lonely Dub supporter waiting for the big game during the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. 02.09.16 Killarney Advertiser

All-Ireland senior and minor football c THE Kerry minors stormed to glory against the Lilywhites at Croke Park on Sunday on their march towards their third consecutive Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor football title success. Kerry triumphed over Kildare on a scoreline of Kerry 2-26 Kildare 0-10. David Clifford, in his usual superb form, hit eight points while David Shaw notched an impressive 1-03 tally. Peter Keane's side powered to victory and will play Galway in the final on September 18.

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Pat O'Doherty, ESB, presenting David Cilfford with the Player of the Match award for his outstanding performance in the Electric Ireland Football All-Ireland Minor Championship Semi Final. PICTURE: RAY MCMANUS, SPORTSFILE

Kerry's Mike Breen and Mark Ryan go highest in the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE, MACMONAGLE.COM

Kerry captain Sean O'Shea shakes hands with Kildare captain Brian McLoughlin with referee Martin McNally in the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

The O'Brien family from Killarney pictured during the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

The Kerry Minor team in the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

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l championship semi-finals in Croke Park Padraig, Mark, Robert and Grace Daly from Killarney pictured at the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

Divided loyalties as Killarney cabbie and Dublin fan Brian McCarthy displays both colours on his cab ahead of Sunday's encounter between Kerry and Dublin in the All-ireland Football Semi-Final at Croke Park. PICTURES: MACMONAGLE.COM

Christy Fitzgibbon with brothers Conor, John and Senator Mark Daly rom Kenmare.

Kerry fans at the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

Brian Kelly in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

Kerry's David Clifford in possession in the Kerry V Kildare Minor All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

Patrick O'Sullivan, Padraig OSullivan, Roisin Looney and Ireneus Looney from Beaufort pictured at the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday.

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Killarney rugby club news with Liam Murphy MINIS RETURN OUR minis section return to action for the new season, next Saturday. Training will take place for both boys and girls aged between 5 and 11 years of age. All previous and of course new players are more than welcome and learn to play rugby in a fun environment. Training takes place between 1030am and 12 midday at our pitches in Aghadoe. Gum shields are essential. Contact Liam Murphy on 087-4145662.

days at Aghadoe at 6.30pm and players can contact Tom Campbell on 087-2657994, while our U18s training also takes place on Wednesday evenings at 6.30pm. Pat F O'Connor is the contact for all U18 queries at 087-2318914.

SENIORS Our seniors are already well into their preseason training. They travel to Tralee RFC to take part in the annual Moss Keane Cup next Sunday.

YOUTHS RETURN KRFC youths also recommence training this week, with our U14s returning to training next Saturday also. Training will take place between 10.30am and 12. Contact John O'Connell for details on 086-8525116. Training for U16s takes place on Wednes-

FLAG DAY Thanks to everyone who took time to shake the buckets last Wednesday around town. At last week’s match in Irish Independent Park between Munster and Thanks to the very generous Killarney pub- Worcester Warriors (where Donncha O'Callaghan now plays) are Mark lic who very kindly supported our flag day. McCarthy, Stevie Murphy, Donncha Murphy, Darragh Stack, Cian Stack and Ed Stack with former Munster and Ireland lock Donncha O'Callaghan.

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HE MIGHT be older than Ireland but 103-year-old Michael O’Connor from Killarney is still full of energy and continues to lead a hectic social schedule. He has been lined up to officially launch this year’s South Kerry Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show which has been scheduled for Fleming’s Farm, Grenagh, Fossa, for Sunday, September 11. Despite his great age, Michael still drives and he remains an enthusiastic gardener, zipping around his garden on his drive-on mower every chance he gets. And he attributes his long and healthy life to a love of the land and a little bit of mini ploughing of his own. “If you only dug a hole in your back garden today and filled it in tomorrow, you’re doing yourself a good turn,” he said. The ploughing event has already helped to generate in excess of €60,000 for local organisations and this year’s beneficiaries will be the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association, Down Syndrome Kerry, the Irish Pilgrimage Trust and the Kerry-Cork Health Link Bus. It is organised by the Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club and features close on 200 trade stands. There will be two fashion shows on the day with sensational prizes on offer for the most stylish lady and the best-dressed man. Novelty sideshow events this year will include an all-breed dog show, a model farm show, a children’s baking competition and live bands to create a real party atmosphere. A major traffic management plan will be enforced with 60-acres of land set aside for free parking while the Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show will take place in an adjoining 60 acres of land owned by the Fleming family. The gates will open at 11am and patrons are advised to arrive early as there will be so much to see and do on the day.

Centenarian Michael to launch ploughing championships

Michael O’Connor, 103, at the wheel of a vintage Ford car which will be raffled at the South Kerry Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show which will take place on Fleming’s Farm, Fossa, Killarney, on September 11 in aid of the Killarney Branch of the Irish Kidney Association. Also in photo are from left, Connie and Karen Brosnan, Killarney Brance of the Irish Kidney Association and Tom Leslie, Chairman, SKP. The event is in aid of local charities has raised over €60,000 in the past two years. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

Sing-off stars take a bow NOW also known as Miley Cyrus, photographer Marie Carroll O’Sullivan hurtled to victory on a wrecking ball at the Killarney Sing-Off at the INEC last Thursday. Marie was one of ten acts who will never be seen in the same light again following their humorous and hugely entertaining performances at the fundraiser, which was held in aid of local man Anthony Morris. Anthony is currently battling Lyme disease for which he is getting treatment in the United States. His family were among those applauding the talented acts at the INEC. Another act to bring the house down was the Sister Act troupe, and Ciaran McCarthy was Simply the best as Tina Turner. Scenes from the Killarney Sing-Off in aid of Anthony Morris. PICTURES: PADRAIG HEALY

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Killorglin Clinic: Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar

2nd Monday of every month at 7.00pm

Kenmare Clinic: Atlantic Bar

Every Saturday night at 10.00pm

Kilgarvan Clinic: Healy-Rae’s Shop

9pm-10pm every Sunday

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

Sheehan Murphy Irish Dancing School

Classes will commence Monday 5th of September in St Mary’s Parish Hall at 4.30-5.30 and 5.30-6.30pm. Contact Norrie 087-2202463

Multiple Sclerosis South Kerry Branch

14th Annual Sponsored Walk The Old Kenmare Road on

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Liam O'Donoghue and Oran Horgan, Glenflesk, who won silver medals in judo in the national Community Games finals.

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English Conversation

Is English Your Second Language? Would You Like To Improve Your English Conversation?

You will be helped by volunteer tutors. Are You Interested? 6-week programme Monday 19th September - Monday 24th October 2016 Free: there is no charge Every Monday form 7.00 - 9.00pm Venue: Kerry Diocesan Youth Service, Killarney (Beside the Royal Hotel and Friary Church)

To Register: Complete registration form and return to Ă&#x2030;adaoin Moynihan, Community Development Officer, South Kerry Development Partnership, 37 High Street, Killarney Mob: 087 1906450 // Office: 064 66 36572 // Email: emoynihan@skdp.net The Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) is co funded by the Irish Government and the European Union under the European Social Fund and includes a special allocation under the Youth Employment Initiative.

Basketball news

with Eamonn Keogh

ST PAUL'S BASKETBALL CLUB will hold its annual registration and enrolment evening in Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre on Friday, September 9, from 6pm to 8pm. The registration evening is open to boys and girls from under-8 to under-18 and all players will be catered for. Registration for the 'Little Dribblers' (under-8) will also take place on the evening. Club officers and team coaches will be available to meet with players and parents at this event. It is important that all players register with the club on Friday September 9th so that a sufficient amount of teams can be entered in the Kerry Area Board Leagues. Parents are asked to attend the Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre on the night with their children. Anybody who can't attend will have to register with the club before the deadline day of September 23. Further registration details can be found on stpaulskillarney. ie and facebook.com/StPaulsKillarney St Paul's would be delighted to welcome any new players interested in joining the club this season. The club would also appreciate the input of extra coaches as well. While most teams have a coach in place for the season ahead, the club is still looking for a coach and team manager for the U-12 and U-14 girls team and the U-11 boys team.

NEW COACH Under the direction of new club chairman, Padraig Weldon, St Paul's have made very progressive steps in recent months towards the development of basketball coaching in Killarney. The club is delighted to announce that new Slovenian coach Muharem Vugdalic will arrive in Killarney on September 8 to take up the position of professional coach in the club. A former Slovenian international, Muharem also has a very impressive international coaching record and he will oversee all coaching in St Paul's and will also help out with player development within the club. The new coach will also be working in the local schools reaching out to several

Preparing for the St Paul's Basketball Club registration evening were front from left, Ava Weldon, Joshua Switzer, Ruth Courtney, Julie Delaney, Ben Switzer and Rian Weldon; back, Jean Courtney, Jarlath Lee, Elizabeth Switzer, Padraig Weldon, Mary Delaney and Philip O'Connor. Registration and enrolment take place in Killarney Sports Centre on September 9 from 6pm to 8pm. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

more young players in the Killarney and East Kerry area. The club is very grateful for the support of local businesses who have made it possible to bring in a foreign coach. St. Paul's would be delighted to hear from any local business that is interested in getting involved with the club in any sponsorship capacity.

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PROPERTY LETTING & SELLING To LEt One bedroom apartment in Park Court, in very good condition, no parking. 2 bed apartment in Chapel Court in good condition. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. To LEt House to let, East Kilcummn, suit 1 or 2 people. References. Tel. 087-7779104. To LEt Ensuite room in modern house in Killarney town centre. Tel. 087-1505007 Mon-Fri after 3.30pm and all day Sat and Sun. To LEt Single room Cahernane Meadows, long term, non smoker. Tel. 066-9767140/ 087-6993819. To LEt Killorglin, 4 bedroom house to rent 1km from town, en-suite, all mod cons. House is tastefully decorated. Own site, beautiful view. €650 per month. Tel. 087-3266140. To LEt Killorglin rooms en suite €60/65 p.w. On own site just one kilometre from town. Electricity and oil included in price. Tel. 087-3266140. To LEt Semi furnished 3 bedroom house, Ardshanavooly, €225 per week. Tel. 085-1555770. To LEt Room to let, Cahernane Meadows. No smoking, careful tenant. Tel. Dee 086-8451208. To LEt Shed/storage unit for rent. Would suit anyone in the building trade or to use simply for storage. Reasonable rent. Ample parking, 5 minutes walk from Killarney town centre. Tel. 087-6447532.

To LEt 3 bedroom House with garden within walking distance of Killarney town. No pets please. Tel. 085-1542875. To LEt 4 bedroom house in Cahernane Meadows, fully furnished. O.F.C.H. and open fire. Tel. 087-7773555/0646632073. To LEt Room to let (Twin bed). Deerpark (Tesco), Park Road area. Would suit 1 or 2 professional persons. Tel. 087-7957958. To LEt Detached bungalow (furnished) with 3 bed & 2 bathrooms to let at €1,100 per month for 6 months in Muckross c. 5km from Killarney town. Scenic location with private parking and garden. Tel. Bernie 087-9552469.

Rooms with a view in Crosstown THIS architect-designed residence is on the market in Crosstown for €350,000. The four-bedroom detached property occupies a 0.75-acre landscaped site. The residence, completed to a high standard with high B2 energy rating, boasts countryside views, and is within convenient distance of Killarney town. Ground-floor accommodation includes entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining/living area with larder off, utility room, and two bedrooms, including the master bedroom. The latter has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. On the first floor there is a flexible open-plan area, suitable for office/playroom/games room/den, and two bedrooms, both of which have en suites. One of these bedrooms has a walk in wardrobe. Externally there is a large double garage. Viewing is by appointment; contact Sherry FitzGerald Coghlan, 95 New Street, Killarney, on 064-6631892 or 064-66 34652.

Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. Wanted 1-2 bed cottage or house, maximum 30 minutes drive to Killarney with ideally a small paddock or big garden. Tel. 085-8255271. Wanted Shed and 5 acres of land for cattle. Must be in the Killarney area. Tel. Denis 087-6785138.

For Sale Field (site) for sale in the east side of Kilcummin. Genuine enquiries to 087-7779104.

French for All cruises into landmark 10th birthday BEST wishes to Helene Courtney of French for All as the school celebrates its 10th birthday. Helene started classes in Killarney under Alliance Française in 2004 and set up French for All in 2006, running classes for children aged seven to twelve, Junior Certificate students and fifth years, Leaving Cert students, as well as adults wishing to improve their fluency to enjoy holidays or to develop career opportunities. “The most important principle is to enjoy learning French. Role plays, knowledge-sharing through group work, real-life situations and articles, and a relaxed yet studious atmosphere, are the ingredients to allow students of all ages and levels to enjoy learning French,” said Helene. “Since 1995, I have worked in primary schools, secondary schools and third-level universities and ITs, and this has taught me to adapt to different levels and ages.” Monthly social events also allow students to meet and get a taste of French culture. “We enjoy petits dejeuners in Petit Delice for instance, quizzes, wine and food tasting, and even trips to France. We have gone on eight trips so far, with the last one taking place in May and venturing to the Alps,” said Helene. “I sincerely wish to thank all the students for their support and great work over the years, especially those who have been with us since the start! “My Leaving Cert students are very special to me as I feel I can really contribute to their success. They are going through enough stress and need to enjoy learning to succeed.”

Some of the students of French for All on a trip to Annecy in the French Alps, and, inset, Helene Courtney.

Killarney Youthreach offers second-chance opportunities ARE you out of school? Are you aged 15 to 20? Would you like a “second chance” at education? The Killarney Youthreach programme is a partnership between the Kerry Diocesan youth Service (KDYS) and the Kerry Education and Training Board and it is now accepting applications to

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Monster draw for Irish Kidney Association THE Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association is raffling a 1948 Ford Anglia Tombstone vintage car and a few other great prizes as part of the South Kerry Ploughing Championships on September 11. The second prize is a helicopter flight over the Lakes of Killarney (sponsored by Dermot Healy Motors) while a weekend break for two at the Killary Plaza Hotel (sponsored by the O’Donoghue Ring Hotels) is the third prize. The holder of the ticket drawn out fourth will take home a large hamper, sponsored by Pat Looney Car Sales and Repairs. All proceeds will go to IKA renal and holiday support centres. The draw takes place at the presentation night (following the championships) at the Travel Inn on October 8. Tickets are available from Karen Brosnan, 0874364285 or Theresa Looney, 087-2059205.

Kathleen Allen of Kat's Doggy Do’s who is judging the dog competition, Tom Leslie and Eilis Cronin, Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club, Eve O'Donoghue, Lily of Killarney, Sean O’Donoghue and Christine Buckley, Queen of the Land, judge. Missing from the picture is Kerry Rose Danielle O’Sullivan and Kerry Rose 2015 Julett Culloty, who will be judging the best-dressed and bonny baby competitions.

Nobber Vintage Club held their Annual Ring of Kerry Vintage & Tractor Run in association with Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club which took place on Saturday and which generously donated €1,000 to the Walk for Amy and also raised funds for Temple Street Children’s Hospital. Presenting the donation was James Carolan from Nobber Vintage Club to Arthur and Emma O’Connor at the Travel Inn, Fossa, Killarney. Also present are Laura Wickham, Eilís Cronin and Tony Wharton from Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club 02.09.16 Killarney Advertiser

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THE German state of Bavaria said it will sue Volkswagen Group for damages caused by the emissions-test cheating scandal, the first regional government in VW's home country to take legal action against the automaker. Bavaria's state pension fund for civil servants lost as much as €700,000 after VW shares plunged in the wake of the US regulators stating that VW had rigged diesel engines to lower NOx pollution. Bavaria's pension fund lost out from the fall in the shares. "We want this money back," said Bavarian Finance Minister Markus Soeder, a member of the Christian Social Union sister party of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats. Bavaria's pension fund plans to file its suit against VW in September at the regional court of Brunswick, near VW's Wolfsburg headquarters. Bavaria is home to German blue-chip companies including BMW, Siemens and Allianz. So far none of Germany's 16 federal states has taken legal action against VW over the scandal. VW's home state of Lower Saxony in June withheld backing for VW's former CEO Martin Winterkorn and current VW brand chief Herbert Diess in a vote to ratify their actions in 2015 when the scandal came to light. Both are subject of a probe by Brunswick prosecutors who are also investigating more than a dozen lower-level VW managers over the scandal. VW is caught up in legal action in the US, South Korea and elsewhere and is facing billions of dollars in costs related to its emissions-test manipulations.

THE 500K is one of the rarest and most exquisite automobiles ever built by Mercedes-Benz, with examples often fetching more than €1,000,000 at auctions. This one, though, is even more special. Built between 1934 and 1936, the Mercedes 500K carried the type W29 model designation. The K in its name highlighted its factory-installed and driver-activated Roots Kompressor (German for supercharger) producing 180hp from the vehicle’s straight-eight engine. Enough to take the 2,700kg model to a top speed of 160km/h. Three different chassis and eight body styles were available for customers, with 342 units manufactured. However, only 29 examples of the 500K Special Roadster were built, and this particular model – with a rather controversial history – is one of them. The car was tailored for German industrialist Hans Prym, but it disappeared in 1945, while he was serving a prison sentence handed to him by the Allies. Prym’s estate was used as a base for US troops serving under General Maurice Rose at the beginning of the march into Germany, and the car “mysteriously” vanished during that time. It’s believed that the American troops stole it, especially as it turned up in the USA almost a quarter of a century later. It was sold in 2011 for approximately €3.7 million to Dutch car enthusiast Frans van Haren, but in another twist of events, the car was seized by the German authorities when van Haren brought it to the Techno Classica car show in Essen, on account that the 500K Special Roadster belonged to the family of its first owner. In 2012, a court in Hamburg ruled that the US troops had no right to take the classic car and ordered that it should be returned to Prym’s heirs. Now, the vehicle is once again offered for sale by Bonhams, under the rightful owners, and it’s expected to fetch between €5 million and €7 million.

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STABLISHED by husband-and-wife team John business and and Olivia O’Keeffe, Advanced has a wealth of wonderful advice that Cleaning Sup- he is only plies has made its name as too pleased to share with his a real one-stop cleancustomers. Even a brief chat with John ing service since it opened or Olivia sheds new in 2008. light on any cleaning problem And now you can benefit from you my have and they all the professional are as interesting as they are expertise the team has built informative when up over the years. sharing the tricks of the trade Previously based in Firies, in their helpful manthe business is now loner. “I have taken my experience cated in the town centre, through the years at Unit 1, 72 New Street, and through the advice and Killarney, and will have its products on hand in official launch on Saturthe shop, the customers will day, August 13. benefit, as I have seen what works and what doesn’t The shop is a veritable treasure work,” said John. trove of top-class Watch this space as John cleaning products and equipment will be sharing insider and once you step tips and tricks every week in Killarney over the threshold, believe us, you will be infused Advertiser. Meanwhile, at the launch with a whole new enthusiasm on August 13, there will for cleaning. be a draw for a professional John has over 20 years’ experience vacuum cleaner. in the cleaning

NOT only have the team at Advanced Cleaning a wealth of advice to offer you, but its owners John and Olivia O’Keeffe have also developed their own line of professional cleaning products and tools. A visit to the Advanced Cleaning Supplies shop on New Street is a real must just to see what ingenious products and tools it stocks to help make your life easy and ensure your home looks its sparkling best. In fact, if it doesn’t leave you in the mood for a spot of belated spring clean, we really don’t know what will! The beautifully stocked shelves are bursting with good ideas. “These are professional products and they help us pass on some of our trade secrets!” said John. In addition, Advanced Cleaning Supplies also retails many tools that will make life easier, from its own line of vacuum cleaners and window cleaning equipment to specialised floor cloths. A real piece de resistance is the new floor cloths or “glass” cloths. This is a simple waffle cloth, but it delivers incredible results.

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WHETHER you are buying for a commercial or domestic premises, Advanced Cleaning Supplies on New Street offers absolutely everything you could possibly need. It is a must-visit for commercial property owners, providing everything needed for beautifully

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“The cloth works with water and doesn’t require the use of chemicals,” said John. “You can simply pop it in the washing machine when you are finished and so you don’t have to have a dirty mop lying around.” Advanced Cleaning Supplies also offers a full eco-friendly “bio” cleaning range and encour-

baking parchment. Buying from the company’s own range is also hugely cost-effective as you can buy by the gallon and purchase a smaller dispensing bottle. Advanced Cleaning Services is ideal for industry shopping as you can avail of VAT receipts.

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in memoriam in memoriam 18th anniversary

18th anniversary

12th anniversary

bECkETT

O’CONNOR

Treasured memories of our two wonderful sporting sons, Martin and Sean who died on the 6th September 1998.

In loving memory of Martin Beckett, late of Cluainín, Woodlawn Rd., Killarney, Who died on the 6th September, 1998.

In Loving Memory of our Dad William O’Connor, 7 New Road, Killarney who died on the 8th September 2004.

For us you will remain always Forever young.

Those we love must someday pass Beyond our present sight.... Must leave us and the world we know Without their radiant light.

Birthday remembrance September 4th of our brother Paul O’Connor RIP.

bECkETT AND O’CONNOR

Dearly loved and sadly missed by your loving parents, sisters and brothers.

18th anniversary bECkETT

In loving memory of Martin Cluainín, Woodlawn Road, Killarney who died on the 6th of September 1998.

But we know that like a candle Their lovely light will surely shine To brighten up another place More perfect....more divine. Always remembered by the O’Connor family.

If could write a million pages But still be unable to say, just how Much I love and miss him Every single day.

Anniversary Mass for Martin, Sean, William Snr and baby Rory in the Church of the Resurrection at 11am on Sunday 4th September.

I will remember all he taught me I’m hurt but won’t be sad Because his saying and Seanfhocals Will always live on.

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Sadly missed by your loving family, sons Pat & Dermot, daughter Sheilagh & Sean.

O’CONNOR

Memory drifts to scenes long past, Time rolls on, but memories last; Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Loves remembrance outlasts all. Love you always Mart, Mags, Kerrie, Mike, niece Ellie Mai and nephew Frankie.

18th anniversary bECkETT

Treasured memories of my darling Martin, Cluainín, Woodlawn Road, Killarney who died on the 6th of September 1998 aged 18 years. Forever in my heart Martin. I’m sending a dove to heaven With a parcel on its wings Be careful how you open it It’s full of beautiful things. Inside are a million kisses Wrapped up in a million hugs To say how much I miss you And to send you all my love.

20th anniversary O’bRiEN

In loving memory of Tim O’Brien, Ballycasheen, Killarney who died on 6th September 1996. Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you are always there. Sadly missed by your loving family.

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In Loving Memory of William O’Connor 7 New Road, Killarney who died 8th September 2004, Sean O’Connor, late of Sycamore Lodge, Ballycasheen, Killarney who died on the 6th September 1998 and Martin Beckett, late of Cluainín, Woodlawn, Killarney who died on the 6th September 1998. Deep are the memories, Precious they stay, No passing of time can take them away, They bring a smile, sometimes a tear, But always a wish, that ye were still here. Sadly missed by Joan, Jack and Áine O’Connor.

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11th anniversary

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CRONiN

Treasured memories of a wonderful son Sean O’Connor late of Ballycasheen, Killarney who died on the 6th September,1998. There is a path of beautiful memories, From here to Heaven above, That keeps us very close to you, It’ called the path of love. And down that path of memories, We softly tread today, All our thoughts are with you, As life goes on its way. And life has gone on so sadly without you, The days have turned to years, But each day has held a thousand memories, And a million silent tears.

In Loving Memory of William O’Connor, 7 New Road, Killarney who died on the 8th of September 2004.

Always loved and remembered by Mom, Dad, William and family, Sharon and family, Paudie and family.

Sadly missed by you loving son John, Sheilagh, Marc and Melissa.

Anniversary Mass for Sean, Martin, William Snr and baby Rory in the Church of the Resurrection at 11am on Sunday 4th September.

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Birthday remembrance September 4th of my brother Paul O’Connor RIP Only a Dad, but he gives his all To smooth the way for his children small Doing, with courage stern and grim The deeds that his father did for him This is the line for him I pen Only a Dad, but the best of men.

In loving memory of Paul O’Connor late of Anfield House, 9 Roseville Avenue, whose birthday occurs on the 4th of September.

Time may hide the sadness, Like the smile that hides the tears, But memories hold ye close to me, Despite the passing years. To some ye may be forgotten, To others part of the past, To the family who loved and lost ye, Your memory will always last. Dearly loved and never forgotten by Ann, Billy and Sean, Gerardine and Sean Óg. Anniversary Mass for Rory, Sean, Martin and William O’Connor on Sunday 4th September at 12.00. in St. Mary’s Cathedral

Our thoughts are ever with you Though you have passed away And those who loved you dearly Are thinking of you today. Looking back with memories Upon the path you trod We bless the hours we had with you And leave the rest to God. Loved and remembered always by Ann and all the family. Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on friday 2nd of September at 6.15pm.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

O’CONNOR

In Loving Memory of William O’Connor 7 New Road, Killarney who died 8th September 2004, and Sean O’ Connor, late of Sycamore Lodge, Ballycasheen Killarney who died on the 6th of September 1998 and great grandson Rory and Martin Beckett.

In loving memory of Connie Cronin, Knockmanagh, Killarney who died on the 3rd of September 2005.

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I hold you close within my heart And there you will remain To walk with me throughout my life Until I see you again. Love you Mom.

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.

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Life is an ocean and love is a boat, When we started together, There was just me and you, Now gathered around us We have our own crew. Happy birthday Paul From your wife Joan and children Jack and Áine. x

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. K.C.

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. M.C.

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

pRECiOuS MOTHER Of jESuS Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request. (Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). A.B.

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O’MAHONy

O’LEARy

MOyNiHAN

In loving memory of Sheila O’Mahony Gortnatona, Kilcummin, Killarney, who died on 31st August 2006.

In loving memory of Joan O’Leary, Killarney, who died on the 5th of September 2011.

In loving memory of Sheila Moynihan, Minish, Killarney, who died on 2nd September 2014.

In Heaven you Rest No worry, no pain In God’s own time We shall meet again.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved and missed and very dear.

You only have one mother, Patient, kind and true; No other friend in all the world, Will be the same to you.

Always remembered by your loving husband Noel, daughther Sophia and grandson Finn and daughter Fiona and son-in-law Cole.

Always loved & remembered by her family.

When other friends forsake you, To mother you will return, For all her loving kindness, She asks nothing in return.

If roses grow in Heaven, Lord please pick a bunch for me. Place them in my Mother’s arms and tell her they’re from me. Tell her I love her and miss her, and when she turns to smile, place a kiss upon her cheek and hold her for a while. Because remembering her is easy, I do it every day, but there is an ache within my heart that will never go away.

Anniversary Mass 9.00am, Sunday September 4th in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, kilcummin.

GRiffiN

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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.

10th anniversary O’MAHONy In loving memory of Denis Griffin, Scarteen, Two-Mile School, who died on September 2nd 2013 and his grandson Rian Griffin.

In loving memory of Sheila O’Mahony Gortnatona, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on 31st August 2006 You gave us years of happiness Then sorrow came to tears You left us lovely memories We will treasure through the years You never failed to do your best Your heart was true and tender You worked for those you loved And those you loved remember. Lovingly remembered by John, Claire, Marc, Sarah and Liam.

Time passes, memories stay Never forgotten, especially today. Always remembered by your wife Carmel and family.

9th & 26th anniversary MuRpHy

COuRTNEy In loving memory of our parents and grandparents Julia and Denis Murphy, late of Calfmount Headford and 15 Countess Grove, who died on 3rd June 1990, and 2nd September 2007.

Time passes, Memories stay, Quietly remembered, Especially today.

Happy memories we keep of you When we were all together, A special place within our hearts Is always there forever. Always remembered by your daughters Margaret and Sheila, son in law Moss and grandchildren Aileen, Brian and Lorraine.

Always remembered by your loving family.

pOWERfuL NOVENA This novena never fails. Say it on the hour for 9 hours. Jesus who has said, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be open to you. Through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother, I knock, I ask that my prayer will be granted (Make your request). Oh Jesus, has said all you ask the Father in my name, he will grant through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother. I humbly beg and urgently ask the Father in thy Name that my prayer be granted (Make request here) Oh Jesus who has said Heaven and Earth shall pass away but my word shall not pass away through the intercession of Mary, the most Holy Mother. I feel confident my prayer shall be answered. (Make request). This novena is to be said at the same time every hour for nine consecutive hours one day. Promised publication, never fails. K.C.

anniversary mass HEffERNAN The 3rd Anniversary Mass for Brendan Heffernan, late of Millwood and Lackabane, will be held on Sunday 4th September at 8am at St Mary’s Cathedral Killarney.

Loved and missed everyday from your loving daughter Mary & Padraig xx

2nd anniversary MOyNiHAN

Sadly missed and always loved by your son Patrick, daugher-in-law Shelia, grandchildren Marie, Gary and Colin.

2nd anniversary MOyNiHAN

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral killarney on Saturday September 3rd at 6.15pm.

20th anniversary

In loving memory of Nellie Courtney 75 St. Brendan’s Place, Killarney who died on 8th September, 1996.

Our lips cannot speak how we loved her, Our hearts cannot tell what to say, But God only knows how we miss her, In our home that is lonely to-day.

In loving memory of Sheila Moynihan, Minish, Killarney, who died on 2nd September 2014. If we could have a lifetime wish and one dream that could come true. We would pray to God with all our hearts just to see and speak to you. A thousand words won’t bring you back We know because we’ve tried and neither will a million tears, We know because we’ve cried. You’ve left behind our broken hearts and precious memories too But we’ve never wanted memories We only wanted you. Love always your granddaughter Gillian xx

In loving memory of Sheila Moynihan, Minish, Killarney, whose anniversary occurs on 2nd September. May she rest in peace. An Angel I bet she was always an angel Putting others first Watching our for her family and friends Trying hard to be of help to just about anyone. Now she has the job of watching over me. Thank you God for letting me have such a wonderful guardian angel watching over me. Without her I don’t know what I would do. Always in our thoughts Grand-daughter Carolyn, Neil and great grand-daughters Katelyn, Amy and Clara. xxxxx

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

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in memoriam in memoriam acKnOWLedGement & 1st anniversary

10th anniversary

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O’SuLLiVAN

NOLAN

In loving memory of Baby Layla O’Sullivan late of Knockeragh, Killarney whose 2nd anniversary occurs on the 3rd of September.

2nd anniversary O’SuLLiVAN

In loving memory of our precious little Baby Layla O’Sullivan, late of Knockeragh Killarney whose 2nd anniversary occurs on the 3rd of September. in loving memory of my precious child.

Doreen Nolan (nee Falvey) “Edenfort” Beaufort who died on the 2nd of September 2015. As we lovingly remember our beloved Doreen on this her 1st anniversary, her broken hearted husband Les, her sister Mary, brother-in-law Jerry, sisters-inlaw Phil, Joan, Celia, Bennie and Pam, nephews, nieces and extended family wish to thank most sincerely all who helped us through this difficult and sad time, also those who continue to offer their support and prayers. Those who sent Mass cards, perpetual enrolments and letters of sympathy. Those who gave donations to South Kerry Branch Multiple Sclerosis, those who called to the house, those who brought food and refreshments. Our kind friends and neighbours who helped in every way. Those who attended the Rosary, removal and funeral Mass. The South Kerry Branch of M.S. for their guard of honour and for all their assistance throughout her illness, Siobhan the M.S. Community Worker for her care and Joe for his kindness. Thanks to Fr. Fergal Ryan who celebrated Doreen’s Mass in such a personal and meaningful way. Dr. Eleanor Johnson and staff of Deenagh Surgery Killarney for the wonderful care given to Doreen. Also to the doctors, nurses and staff of K.U.H., Gerard and Mary Flynn Undertakers for their caring and professional service and Tim & Michael O’Shea for their courtesy and kindness. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, we hope that this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. Anniversary Mass Saturday 3rd September at 7.30pm in St Mary’s Church beaufort. Doreen You were a bright star our angel of love But now your light shines from Heaven above Too precious to stay down here on this earth God must have known what your pure soul was worth There’s no other reason you couldn’t stay longer That thought keeps us going when we need to be stronger Though the pain never leaves it will ease with each year But we will always miss you and wish you were here.

In loving memory of Arthur D O’Keeffe late of Lissivigeen Killarney who died on the 4th of September 2006. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today. Loved and remembered always by your family.

9th anniversary LiNEHAN

A Little Angel Today it would be wonderful To see you play or smile But heaven lent you to this world For just a little while. And in that short but precious time You brought along much love And all that love is with you now In heaven up above. Your leaving caused so many tears And such a lot of pain But God needed one more angel So He took you back again.

Time and years slip gently by, But love and memories never die, No longer in our lives to share, But Mom in our hearts you are always there. Sadly missed by your loving daughter Sheila. She was a mother so very rare, Content in her home and always there, On earth she toiled, in Heaven she rests, God bless you mother you were one of the best. Sadly missed by your loving daughter Hannah. We lost a mother with a heart of gold, How much we miss her can never be told. She shared our troubles and helped us along, If we follow in her footsteps we will never go wrong.

O’bRiEN

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Love you always and ever your heartbroken Mommy and Daddy. xxx

In loving memory of Baby Layla O’Sullivan. As you release this butterfly in honour of me, Know that I’m with you and will always be. Hold a hand, say a prayer, close your eyes and see me there. Although you may feel a bit torn apart, Please know that I’ll be forever in your heart. Now fly away little butterfly as high as you can go, I’m right there with you more than you know. Love you baby Layla. Love from Auntie Liz and cousin Caitlin. xxx P.S. Happy 2nd Birthday. xx

9th anniversary O’bRiEN

In loving memory of Tom O’Brien late of 11 Coolegraine Park, who died on 3rd September 2007. R.I.P. Resting where no shadows fall In peaceful sleep he awaits us all God will link the broken chain When one by one We will meet again. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your wife Eileen and family. xxx

17th anniversary LENiHAN

In loving memory of Nora Lenihan, Gortdarrig, Headford, Killarney, who died on 1st September 1999. Time and years slip gently by But love and memories never die No longer in our lives to share But Mum in our hearts You are always there. Sadly missed by your loving daughter Sheila, son Donie, son-in-law Willie, daughter-in-law Sadie, grandchildren Liam, Niall, Sarah, Daniel and sister Kathleen.

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In loving memory of Tom O’Brien late of 11 Coolegraine Park, who died on 3rd September 2007. R.I.P. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him, Some day, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again. Always in our Hearts Ritchie, Miriam, Brodie and Ashton.

Forgive me Lord, I then say All these thoughts are wrong There had to be a reason I know I must be strong. You’re in the arms of Jesus now And I know that you’ll be fine But I wish with all my heart That those arms could be mine.

Sadly missed and always loved by your daughter Kathleen, son in law Charley and grandchildren.

9th anniversary

Couldn’t He have waited Another year or two Until you were older And I’d had more time with you.

Baby Layla two year anniversary already, still feels like yesterday. Love and miss you loads. Happy 2nd Birthday too little one. Love from Auntie Tracy, Uncle Brendan, cousins Carlise, Danny and Ellie. xxx

O’SuLLiVAN

In loving memory of Bridie Linehan late of Barraduff, who died on the 1st of September 2007.

There’s not a day that passes That I don’t sit and cry And look to heaven for a reason But still I don’t know why.

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

Sister We miss you Our hearts still ache with sadness And many tears still flow What it meant to lose you No one will ever know. We held you close within our hearts And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. Love you forever Layla, love Amber, Kalvin and Mikayla. xxx

2nd anniversary O’SuLLiVAN Baby Layla O’Sullivan Knockeragh 2nd Birthday and 2nd Anniversary 3rd September 2014 Sleeping on angels wings. What we would give If we could say We’re babysitting baby Layla today. We’re jealous of the angels Because they have you now. Little angels robed in white Please give Baby Layla Hugs and butterfly kisses For us tonight. Happy 2nd birthday Little one We’ll celebrate with you We will hold you close Within our broken hearts And when we’ll meet again We will hold you in our arms forever Millions of love, missing you forever. Nana Nuala and Granda Pat Kenneally xxxx.

8th anniversary MORRiS

In loving memory of Tricia Morris, Holy Cross Firies who died on 27th August 2008. We miss your smile, your joking ways We miss the things you used to say And when old times we do recall It’s when we miss you most of all. Sadly missed and never forgotten By Budge and Joe.

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16th anniversary O’MAHONEy

In loving memory of Johnny O’ Mahoney late of Corran, Headford, Killarney, who died on the 4th September 2000. A date that is filled with sadness, Returns to us today, To mark the day you left us, in such a sudden way. So much in life is altered, So much in life is new, But one thing never changes, Our love and thoughts of you. Always loved and remembered by your daughters Sheila and Joan-Marie and families. xxxx

pRAyER TO ST. jOSEpH O St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt before the throne of God, I place in you all my interest and desires. O St. Joseph, do assist me by your powerful intercession, and obtain for me from your divine Son all spiritual blessings, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. So that, having engaged here below your heavenly power, I may offer my thanksgiving and homage to the most loving of Fathers. O, St. Joseph, I never weary contemplating you, and Jesus asleep in our arms; I dare not approach while He reposes near your heart. Press Him in my name and kiss His fine head for me and ask Him to return the kiss when I draw my dying breath. St. Joseph, Patron of departing souls pray for me. This prayer was found in the fiftieth year of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. In 1505 it was sent from the Pope to Emperor Charles when he was going into battle. Who ever shall read this prayer or hear it or keep it about themselves, shall never die a sudden death, or be drowned, nor shall be burned in any fire or shall be overpowered in battle. Say for nine mornings for anything you desire. It has never been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask for. In thanks for request granted. A.P.

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

Beaufort Golf Club Men’s

Results 24 August: Open Scramble (11 holes) Mike Barry, Tom O’Leary & Terry Ryan 33 2/7. 25 August: Open Seniors - Joint 1st: Gerry Colins & Tony McMahon. 26 August: Open Friday - Joan Harmon, Dooks GC (12) 36pts 27/28 August: 18 hole stableford. 1st Padraig Coffey (18) 40 pts 2nd Tim Hartnett (12) 38 pts 3rd James Jones (9) 37 pts Fixtures 3/4 September: 18 hole stableford, white tees. (Members book tee time limited times available on Saturday before 9am and from 12.30pm.) 11 September: Gearoid Keating’s President’s Prize & 6th round GOTY - 18 hole stableford, yellow tees, no draw. Timesheet now Open (3 balls only). Every Wednesday: Open Scramble at 6pm, includes hot food. Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am. Every Friday: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best lady’s or gent’s card. Captains Charity Rumble ending in the next month (please support).

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies Branch) Results 27th/28th August - 18 Hole Stableford 1st Niamh Carmody (9) 39 pts 2nd Noleen Mackessy (26) 35 pts Fixtures 3rd/4th September 18 Hole Stableford 11th September - President’s Prize & 6th Round GOTY 17th/18th September - 18 Hole Stableford.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto draw 26/08/2016, numbers drawn were 11, 13, 17 & 23. Bonus not won, numbers drawn were 6, 10, 17 & 26. Next week’s jackpot €14,000 plus €1,000 bonus. Training: Training schedule will be as follows Monday nights Gneeveguilla GAA Sand/Track commencing 05/09/2016 at 6.30. Tuesday nights Boherbue comprehensive School field commencing 06/09/206 at 6.30. Friday nights Barradubh New Field commencing this Friday evening September 2nd at 6.30pm (all hourly sessions). This training is for people interested in doing cross country with our club for the coming season, all venues are outdoors and geared towards 500m training upwards. All sessions will have a training programme for Seniors, Masters, Juniors, U23 & 2nd Level Students as well as juveniles (born 2009 and upwards). If anyone is interested in helping out with any of the training sessions do come along, your help will be greatly appreciated. Indoor Hall training for Juveniles will commence Tuesday 27th September in Boherbue and Friday 30th September in Barradubh. Circuit training commencing in Gneeveguilla in October. For more details contact T J O’Donoghue 064-7756309/0879339087, Shelia 086-8136523 or Cynthia 086-0818606.

Kerry CCE

After a very busy summer we return with our weekly notes for Kerry CCE. A

huge congratulations to all the members from around the County who took part in this years All Ireland Fleadh Cheoil in Ennis. There was great success at this event with 17 gold, 8 Silver and 13 Bronze coming home to Kerry. 38 placings was a huge achievement for Kerry and we congratulate them all. Congrats to Listowel on a brilliantly run Fleadh na Mumhan. It certainly lived up to all the expectations. There will be a County board meeting in September, date and venue tbc. Branches are already starting to plan their AGM’s, please inform the County PRO when you set your date. Classes will now be starting up in all branches shortly and we will be advertising them our website as they are reported to us. Culture night will take place on Friday 16th September. Keep up to date as usual on kerrycomhaltas.ie for all the up to date information.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Competition Sunday 28th August, Singles/Stroke, Mahony’s. 1st Siobhan Brosnan (11) 66 2nd Breeda Neeson (27) 69 BG Kelly Brotherton (0) 73 gross 3rd Eimear O’Donnell (7) 71 4th Anne Moynihan-Rudden (7) 72 Next Sunday’s Competition, Singles/ stableford, Mahony’s.

Killorglin Golf Club Mens

Results Stableford Competition 28/08/2016 1st James Lucey 42 pts 2nd Mike J. O’Sullivan 39 pts 3rd Joe Kennedy 39 pts Gross Eugene Kennedy 79 gross 4th Donie Evans 38 pts Senior Bernie Coffey 37 pts.

Ring of Kerry Golf Club

Results of Pat O’Dwyers Captains Prize Winner, Thomas Mac Gearailt 43 points. 1st Gent Colm Buckley 43pts. 2nd Victor Anderson 39 pts. 3rd Stephen Daly 38 pts. Best Gross Toby Steadman (3) 34 Gross pts. 4th Joe Harrington 38 pts. Next Week on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th is a two person open rumble competition.

Ross Golf Club Gents Club

Results: On Sunday 28th August we held a single stableford competition. The winners were: 1. Lee Grange (21) 44 pts 2. Peter Wickham (10) 39 pts Senior Category winner was Tom McSweeney On Saturday 27th we held a very successful three person scramble which was held in good weather conditions and was very well supported. This was followed by a BBQ and a great social evening in the clubhouse. A good time was had by all and there will be more of these to come. Fixtures: On Sunday September 4th we will hold an 18 hole strokeplay competition. The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible.

9 Hole Weekly Open Competition: The Ross Golf Course weekly 9 hole open competition continues every week. It runs from Monday (am) to Saturday (pm). Each entry will cost members €5 and you can enter as often as you like. Cost for visitors will be € 15 including green fee and visitors re-entry will cost €10 including green fee. President’s Prize: Please note that Donie Mulcahy’s Presidents Prize will be held on Saturday September 10th and will be a single stableford competition - more details later.

Ross Golf Club Ladies

Results Sunday 28th President Donie Mulcahy’s Prize. 1st Mary O Sullivan (27) 36pts 2nd Eileen Fleming (18) 35pts 3rd Ailish Mulcahy (7) 33pts 4th Mary Moynihan (22) 32pts Upcoming Events Sunday 4th September V Par 18 Hole usual tee times available.

Spa Muckross Community Games

Congratulations to all our swimmers on competing in the Community Games national finals in Athlone on the first weekend of competitions (12th14th August). Well done to Ian Coffey (breaststroke), Faye O’Neill (backstroke), Ethan O’Neill (breaststroke) Niamh Coffey (backstroke), and Ian, Niall and Cathal Coffey, and Ethan O’Neill in the U13 relay. Even though the standard was extremely high, our swimmers swam very competitively, with personal bests and semi-final positions achieved. The second weekend saw our track, judo & gymnastics competitors heading to Athlone. The track was a hive of activity over both days, with the heavy rain and wind failing to dampen the spirits of Cian Russell, Jason O’Reilly and Marie Courtney. All three were up against very stiff competition, as the track events attract high numbers in each race, with most counties in the country being represented. Jason progressed to his 200m final on Sunday afternoon, and performed brilliantly in an extremely fast race. Meanwhile, in other campus locations, Anna O’Shea was being presented with a gold medal in gymnastics, and later on Sunday, word filtered through that Mairéad Bennett’s judo performances had secured another gold for Kerry, and Ali O’Donoghue added to the pot with a bronze medal in judo. Congratulations to these young ladies, you did an amazing job of representing both Spa Muckross, and Kerry. A huge thanks to all our local, county & national committees/volunteers. Community Games will be celebrating its 50 year anniversary in 2017, so it will be an extra special year - extra special means extra work, so any parents who would like to become involved, please do make an effort to attend our AGM later in the year. The children of the current committee members are nearing the max age (u16) for Community Games, at which point they will move on. Finally, congratulations to the Kerry minor footballers on a fantastic semi-final win; one or two former Spa Muckross Community Games lads on that team. Hard luck to the seniors super performances all round.

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Castlerosse Golf Club

Results Competition played on Sunday 28th August, 18 Hole Strokeplay 1st Steve Shine (18) 71 net, Runner-up, Ger O’ Connor (16) 72 net, 3rd place, Dan O’ Connell (24) 74 net. Result of Mixed Scramble played on Tuesday 23rd August Best net return Pat Doyle, Donal O’ Reilly & Steve Shine. Fixtures Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford. Mixed Scramble continues each Tuesday evening. Draw at 6pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Club News The start of September is the start of a new season and registration is now open for new members. The Cougars will again be hoping to build on last seasons eventful and successful season with the U12 Boys and U16 Girls both capturing silverware and both teams finished the season with tournaments on the road in Waterford and in Cork. The Senior Ladies finished an excellent season tied at the top of League Division 1, just missing out on the title narrowly on aggregate scores. The Senior Men’s weren’t able to add to their recent Division 2 title as they competed in Division 1 and also hosted St Ambrose University from Iowa before losing out in the Masters Cup Final to Tralee at the end of the season. The summer months saw a number of the Cougars juveniles girls getting the opportunity to travel overseas to tournaments in Taiwan and Biarritz to complete a very eventful season. The Senior Men’s have already returned to training with the Senior Ladies return to the court next week. The Juveniles girls and boys teams U12 - U16 training schedule will be finalised this week and all teams training schedule will be available on the website in the coming days. New members are very welcome and they can contact the Secretary on 0874175493 or email secretarykillarneycougars@gmail.com Further details on all Killarney Cougars Clubs schedules and events log onto the website at www.killarneycougars. com or find us on Facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

A grand total of thirty nine players from Deerpark and various other clubs participated in the annual Danny Nolan competition on Friday evening under ideal conditions. Chairman Derry McCarthy after welcoming members of the Nolan family, stated that the fine turnout bore testimony to the esteem that the late Danny Nolan was held in Deerpark and he went on to make reference to the magnificent contribution he made to the club and to the game of Pitch & Putt prior to his premature passing and no doubt if still alive he would be pleased to learn that his contribution was now coming to fruition particularly at juvenile level. After presenting the Danny Nolan Perpetual trophy to the winning team of Trevor

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Shine, Kieran Fitzpatrick and Michael Cronin with a score of 15 U Par, Derry thanked the course maintenance staff and the FAS employees for having the course in such magnificent condition for the event. On behalf of all in attendance a special word of congratulations must go to the genial Derry, his wife Julie, daughter Katie, Colm O’Dowd and all who contributed to making the post competition barbecue a most enjoyable occasion. Wednesday Evening Fourball Nett Jason O’Sullivan and Michael Cotter Gross Johnny O’Brien and Michael O’Connor. Play will commence at 6pm for future evening competitions. U-16 Matchplay Winner of Main section Jack McCarthy. Runners Up Gerard Cronin, Cian Murphy and Cian O’Mahoney. Plate Winner Paraic Looney. Runner up Matthew McAuliffe. Seniors Outing Senior’s Outing will be to Newmarket on next Wednesday September 7th 10am followed by a social evening in the restaurant. Best Wishes to Jeremiah Best Wishes of all Deerpark members are extended to Jeremiah Buckley who is currently recuperating from a surgical procedure in hospital.

Fossa Rowing Club

We would like to wish all our members returning to school and college the best of luck for year 2016/2017 and may it be everything you hope for and more. Cycle 2016 Fossa Rowing Club once again will hold a cycle on September 25th. The cycle will commence at 10am with two routes to choose from. Route one is 30km and route two is 60km. Cost of registration is €20 an adult and €10 for under 18’s. Each person participating in the cycle MUST wear a high visibility jacket and helmet. Volunteers and stewards will be greatly appreciated on the day. Everyone welcome. Sympathy The club extends their deepest sympathy to Margaret O’Sullivan and Eddie Murphy on the death of their mother Mary O’Sullivan recently. Ar deis Dé go raibh a hanam. Wedding Bells The club would like to wish Donal Daly and his bride to be Nicola a life time of love and happiness as they tie the knot. Congratulations Huge congratulations to both Conor Coffey and Nathan Counihan on their All Ireland success winning gold in dancing at the Fleadh Ceoil recently in Ennis.

Killarney Celtic

Walk For Amy On behalf of everyone in An Post, Dr Crokes GAA, Killarney Valley Athletic, Killarney Celtic and Killarney classic and vintage club we would like to thank the 500 people who came to show their support for Walk for Amy on Saturday morning. It was a huge turnout for a well deserved cause and just shows the great community spirit in Killarney. Special thanks to Supervalu Killarney, O’ Shea’s fruit and veg and Nobber vintage club for their kind donations which helped make the day such a success.

Killarney Golf Club ladies past captains competition held on Mahonys point. Winner was Christine Carroll"

Thanks again to everyone involved. Stetsons and Stilettos Killarney Celtic in conjunction with the INEC are pleased to announce ‘Stetsons and Stilettos’ in the INEC on Friday, September 23rd, the ultimate Garth Brooks Experience featuring Trevor Smith and local artists. Tickets will shortly be available from all club members. Killarney Celtic Golf Classic The Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club had been changed to Friday October 7th - tee times from 1.30pm and Saturday October 8th from 7.00am. Contact Tim Lyne on 086 0522506 to book tee times. The date has been changed due to unforeseen circumstances. Please support as it is a very important fundraiser for the club. New Season With the new season starting shortly, the club would love to hear from any partners who would like to be associated with our great club and sponsor a set of gear for one or more of our Underage teams. Killarney Celtic had 16 teams from U11 to U16 in constant action last year, plus our U17 team, non-competitive coaching and blitzes for big numbers from U7 to U10, Football for All, and our Soccer Tots Programme. Contact any executive member or message us on facebook for details. Scheduled Training Times These are the initial training times for the various boys teams as the season gets underway – please note, these will be subject to change. Girls training times (their season starts a bit later) will be announced when available. Under 11 (born 2006) Wed 5.30-7 Under 12 (2005) Tuesday 5-6.30 Under 13 (2004) Thursday 6.30-8 Under 14 (2003) Monday 6-7.30 Under 15 (2002) Monday 7-8.30 Under 16 (2001) Thursday 8-9.30 Youths and U17 training is back on Tuesday’s at 7.30pm and Friday’s from 7pm.

Volunteers Wanted One thing that Killarney Celtic are badly stuck for this year is help with our teams, especially at underage. Celtic has a proud and long-standing tradition of providing games and teams for players of all ages and abilities. We fielded 19 teams last year, plus non-competitive coaching and blitzes for big numbers from U7 to U10, Football for All, and our Soccer Tots Programme, but in order to continue to do that, we need volunteers to help make sure that everyone is playing in a safe and enjoyable environment. Full training and support will be given. Fixtures Denny Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Tralee Dynamos, Sunday, 2.30pm Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B away to Killorglin, Sunday, 11.30am Lotto Numbers drawn 3, 17, 20, 24. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €3400, draw in the Failte on Monday night. Tickets available from all club officers. Yearly tickets available. Pitch Bookings Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area. If anyone has information for the notes contact Jimmy O’Sullivan Darcy 087 9633397 or jimmyosdarcy@ gmail.com. Check out www.killarneyceltic.com for Killarney Celtic news, match reports, or photos.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No. 26 Ann Marie Cronin and 2nd place No. 43 Adrian Hegarty NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try.

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just ahead of last year’s winner Patsy O’Flaherty. Luke Murphy, juvenile angler, fished with his grandad Michael and finished a great third. Some good news on the national front. Recently the Board of Inland Fisheries (IFI) proposed to exit the production of trout for the re-stocking of angling lakes. This would have affected a number of lakes in Kerry. However, following a meeting with a joint delegation from the National Anglers Representative Association (NARA) & Trout Anglers Federation of Ireland (TAFI), the Board of IFI has agreed to defer its proposal indefinitely. Finally, LLA’s next outing is on Caragh Lake this Sunday. Tight lines & safe fishing to all.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club Callinafercy Under-14s and 16s rowing squads who both won bronze medals at the All-Ireland Coastal Rowing Championship at Ballyshannon, Co Donegal, from left, Anna Griffin, Emma Houlihan, Orla Murphy, Savannagh Clifford, Sarah Kennedy, Aoife Murphy and Katie Boyle, missing from picture, coach John Joe O’Sullivan.

Workmen's Rowing Club members enjoying the homecoming celebrations for Gary and Paul O'Donovan in Skibbereen last Monday, Ruadhán Mac Curtáin, Mary Moynihan and Marc Woodard.

Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session. CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@ gmail.com

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Club Captain Liam Hartnett was in the vanguard of the group of 19 Members of the Men’s Club as they embarked on a trip to Wales last weekend. Liam outlined, as the tour commenced, that the “theme” for the trip would be one of “friendship” and that set the tone from the start to the finish, for the entire tour. The tour participants included 5 former Club Captains, and amongst them was the man who was responsible for resurrecting the Southerndown connection, Senator Paul Coughlan. The trip commenced with a game in Tramore, where we were playing via the friendship between Men’s Club PRO, Victor Mulcahy, and Tramore Member and the current Irish Walker Cup selector, Michael Burns, and suf-

fice to say that Killarney were well and truly beaten. Tramore who celebrated their win in the Irish Senior Cup and Barton Shield of 1992, and their team included a number of the players of that winning team. Day two was played against Southerndown Golf Club, with whom we “twinned” with in 1968, and with a generous concession from Captain Liam, the match was called a draw. The subsequent evening’s festivities was again in the spirit as laid down, and was a most enjoyable occasion and culminated with Liam, on behalf of the Club, presenting a silver salver commemorating our 50 years of mutual friendship, to their Club Captain, as the first visit of Southerndown to Killarney was in 1966. Day three was at Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club, and in order to facilitate the watching of the All-Ireland semi-final we played a scramble there, and this was won by Jack Buckley, Chris Collins, Paudie Sheahan and Barry Duggan. Club Captain of Pyle and Kenfig, in accepting a gift from Club Captain Liam, expressed that a wish for a reciprocal visit from members of their Club to Killarney would be very much on the cards for 2017. Liam’s theme was well and truly upheld, throughout the tour and a great time was enjoyed by all of the partakers.

Sunday the 28th of August was an “Open” day, and played on Killeen, results were as follows: 1st Tommy Crowe (11) 42 points 2nd George Vass (5) 41 points 3rd John Lynch (11) 39 points 4th James Devane (9) 37 points 5th Seamus O’Donoghue (11) 37 points.

Killarney Bridge Club

Winter bridge recommences on Monday 5th September in the Gleneagle hotel at 7.30pm. All members, current and new are welcome.

Lough Lein Anglers

Recently our members took to the waters of Lough Currane, Watervillle to fish for the Batty O’Brien Cup. Batty, a deceased member of LLA, spent many days on Lough Currane and knew well that every angler earns his/her trout in Waterville. Conditions were difficult when anglers set off. Unfortunately both the wind and rain increased during the day and fishing wasn’t easy ! Nevertheless trout were caught and prizes were well-earned. Jimmy O’Sullivan took the top prize,

This Sunday we travel to the sea trout waters of Lough Currane, with hopefully the weather on our side, for our annual competition there. Hot on the heels of this trip, we have the Mar Loughlan competition taking place on Lough Lein the following Sunday the 11th of September. This is a pick your partner competition , entry fee €15 and the club fishes in conjunction with a number of other angling clubs. The top four on the day from each club are identified and from their catches, the top three places overall are nominated - the winners being awarded the Mar Loughlan Shield for 2016. Our club winner will be awarded with the Michael Fleming Memorial Trophy on the day. Any members interested in partaking should contact the club treasurer soonest to enter. Also on the news front, following on from last weeks notification on potential plans by the IFI to cease fish stock production, they have relented to angling concerns and have withdrawn their proposal - below is the statement they released: “Friday, 26th of August 2016: The Board of Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) met yesterday with a joint delegation from the National Anglers Representative Association and Trout Anglers Federation of Ireland to discuss IFI’s proposal to exit the production of trout for the re-stocking of angling lakes. As a result of these discussions the Board of IFI has agreed to defer its proposal indefinitely. However, in the discussions the parties recognised that there are significant economic, environmental and biological issues surrounding the current production facilities which IFI needs to resolve. Inland Fisheries Ireland is committed to developing and seeking funding for a comprehensive strategy to meet current and future trout production needs, contingent on obtaining the significant investment required. The parties to the discussions agreed to continue to work closely together to deliver this strategy. The Board of IFI wishes to acknowledge and thank all those who have made submissions to the public consultation on IFI’s exiting from freshwater trout production. This consultation process is now closed.

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Magical day out at Killarney House & Gardens A PICTURE-PERFECT setting formed the backdrop to the eagerly anticipated formal launch of the gardens at Killarney House last Friday. Setting the scene was a recreation of the arrival of Lord and Lady Castlerosse and the Herberts by horse-drawn carriage. The launch was officiated by the Minister of State for Regional Economic Development, Michael Ring, and music, pageantry, activities and fun for all the

family was the order of the day. The house itself will open next March, and last Friday’s function afforded locals the earliest opportunity to see at first-hand the on-going restoration and magnificent re-creation of the visitor attraction, which has been funded by the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and Fáilte Ireland.

Making an entrance: Billy Tangney, escorts Lord and Castlerosse and the Herberts of Muckross, in a horse-drawn carriage, to the official opening of Killarney Gardens launched by Minister Michael Ring. PICTURES: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Family ties: Ger Brosnan, Marie Kehoe O'Sullivan, and Eileen, Harry, Noreen and Mary O'Donoghue, whose families have worked for three generations in Killarney House.

Kate Kennelly, Arts Officer Kerry County Council, left, Trevor Donnelly, OPW, Kate O'Leary, President Killarney Chamber, and Padraig Treacy, Killarney Chamber.

Minister Michael Ring (centre) with Josephine O'Driscoll, Fáilte Ireland, Killarney Mayor Cllr Brendan Cronin, Thomas Eustace Vesey, 7th Viscount de Vesci of Abbeyleix, direct descendent of the Kenmare family, Pat Dawson, Regional Manager, NPWS, Killarney Chamber President Kate O'Leary, Harry O'Donoghue, Killarney House, and former minister Jimmy Deenihan.

Gearóid Healy from the Gleneagle Concert Band, taking a nap.

Marcus Treacy with his niece Ciara Treacy at the official launch of Killarney Gardens.

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Dublin pip Kerry in Croke Park thriller Eamonn Fitzgerald reviews Sunday’s All-Ireland senior and minor semi-finals SO NEAR and yet so far in Kerry’s bid for a place in this year’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final. Dublin pipped Kerry 0-22 to 2-14 in a thrilling SFC semi-final at Croke Park. Just like the 1977 semi-final this was a classic game played at a frenetic pace and contested with great intensity throughout. It is little consolation for the players and Eamon Fitzmaurice and his backroom team that Kerry have been engaged in these two classic games. Winner takes all. I think in particular of the over-30s in the squad, Aidan O’Mahony, Marc O Se, Kieran Donaghy, Colm Cooper and Bryan Sheehan. The latter two may well give it one more year but for O’Mahony, Donaghy and O Sé it is surely time to take down the tent where they played heroic games for Kerry. Time to say goodbye to a passion that has engaged their total lives well over the last decade.

sions, especially with Dean Rock as steady as his father ever was ending with a whopping 12 points, 2 from play, 2 from 45s and 8 from placed balls. KERRY SELECTORS

The Kerry selectors had prepared well and got the match-ups correct, but just as they did with James O’Donoghue last year and again on Sunday they brought on Marc O Sé in the last few minutes and drew ashore their best forward by far, the man who scored 1-4 and the most likely to get those equalising points. Yes, Paul Geaney cut a lonesome figure coming off and there was no chance of Marc O Sé getting a score. Thus he equalled the record of 86 championship appearances of his brother Tomás. No place for sentimentality in the white heat of Croke Park on the big day. Marc and Tomás gave mighty service to Kerry, but the time comes to fold the tent.

THE REF

The decisions of referee David Gough were not welcomed by the Kerry supporters. I was happy with the referee, for the most part. He allowed a lot to go on with heavy tackling by both sides. However, he got at least two key calls wrong when the outcome of the game was in the melting pot. Kevin McManamon grounded Peter Crowley in an illegal tackle, but to my utter surprise the referee failed to award Kerry a free. At that stage Bryan Sheehan was on the field and he was well within scoring range but lo and behold the ref pointed the play towards the Hill. That would have brought them all square and the ref could well have blown for full time not utilising the full six minutes in time added on. The play went down field and The Hill danced as Diarmuid Connolly sealed victory with a point. McManamon was also involved in the other controversial decision to award a 45, which was converted for the Dubs. The teams were that close that a draw was the ideal finale, but it was not to be and I am sure that when Gough looks back on this game he will regret these two calls. It is little consolation to Kerry that he got so many of the calls correct during the game. Dublin was five points adrift at half time and were still three points in arrears with just nine minutes left. The sides were level on 70 minutes The game was so evenly contested that it was inevitable that it would come down to match turning deci-

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Dublin took the initiative from the start and it took Kerry 12 minutes before they registered their first score, a point from David Moran, who went on to have a great game, with Maher off the pace. Goals from Darran O Sullivan and the bangin- form Paul Geaney put Kerry five points to the good as the teams headed for the dressing rooms at half –time. Dublin picked away at reducing the deficit but Kerry kept in touch until the Dubs' Late Late Show. For Dublin Dean Rock, Kevin McManamon, and Johnny Cooper did best. Paul Geaney was Kerry’s best player, scoring 1-4. Brian Kelly did well bringing off a great save early in the game. He had mixed fortunes with his kickouts, but those that were conceded were not his fault, as he was offered few options by the Kerry defence and the midfield. Others to shine were Shane Enright who kept danger man Bernard Brogan to just two points. Moran did well overall as did Colm Cooper who scored five points, four from frees. MINORS ON TARGET FOR THREE-IN-A-ROW

As expected, the Kerry minors booked their passage to the final with a powerful display which brushed Kildare aside. The final score was Kerry 2-26, Kildare 0-10. Star player for Kerry was Fossa man David Clifford, who scored eight points, six from play. What a pre-

Kerry's Anthony Maher under pressure from Dublin's Cian O'Sullivan in the Kerry V Dublin All-Ireland Semi-Final in Croke Park on Sunday. PICTURE: Don MacMonagle

cocious talent destined for senior stardom within a few years. Well done, David. David Shaw, one of 4 Croke players in the starting 15, also caught the eye, coming in with 1-3 from play. More about this minor squad on the run up to the final. Kilkenny bid for McCarthy Cup. It should have been Waterford v Tipperary in next Sunday’s All Ireland SHC final at Croke Park, but Kilkenny are there again and are the bookies favourites to retain their title. Having escaped to draw with Waterford, they made no mistake in the replay. What are Tipperary’s chances on Sunday at Croke Park? They will have a real cut and I give them a sporting chance to knock Kilkenny off the pedestal. Cormac Bonner, a Killarney-domiciled former Tipperary full forward who retired recently as principal of Presentation Secondary School, Milltown, will be stepping out on the Croke Park turf for the 25-year

wave to the spectators. Cormac Bonner was full forward on the 1991 Tipperary team which won the McCarthy Cup. Three Bonner brothers played on that winning team. They were Cormac Bonner, Colm Bonar and Connall Bonnar. No typo here as this extraordinary family has three different spellings in their surnames. I met Cormac on Monday and he is confident that Tipp can dethrone Kilkenny. “The loss of midfielder Michael Fennelly is huge for Kilkenny, as the Tipp duo of Barrett and Maher should give us the extra pull. Other key players include centre back Ronan Maher and up front of course we have Seamus Callanan. It will be nip and tuck, somewhat like the football game on Sunday last and the game may well be decided on successful turnovers. I expect Tipp to do it, “ said the towering full forward of the 1989 and 1991 victorious teams. 02.09.16 Killarney Advertiser

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East Kerry

EAST KERRY U14 CHAMPIONSHIP – DIVISION 4 FINAL Gneeveguilla 4-19 Spa 2-05 Gneeveguilla won the East Kerry Division 4 final after a sporting game against Spa, on Monday night in Dereen. Final Score: Gneeveguilla 4-19 Spa 2-05. Christy O’ Leary, East Kerry Coiste na nÓg, presented the trophy to Gneeveguilla captain Tadhg O’ Connor. Christy thanked referee Tom Moriarty, (Killarney Legion) and his umpires. He also thanked Killarney Legion CLG for their facilities and congratulated both teams on a sporting game. Fr Galvin Cup, East Kerry Intermediate Championship The second semi final in the Fr Galvin Cup, East Kerry Intermediate Championship, sees Listry host Firies. Time and Date to be confirmed. The winners meet Fossa in the Final. The East Region Minor League Scartaglen/Cordal advanced to the Division 2 Semi Final of the East Region Minor league, where they are away against Spa. Date and time to be confirmed. The winner will play Currow in the final. The date and time of the Division 1 Final, Gneeveguilla V Firies in Gneeveguilla, is also to be confirmed. East Kerry U14 Championship The East Kerry U14 championship continues this week with the Division 2 and Division 3 semi finals. Division 2 Semi Finals: A Fossa V Rathmore, B Dr Crokes V Firies. Division 3 Semi Finals: Currow V Glenflesk, Kilcummin V Cordal/ Scartaglin. First named team has home venue in all these games and there will be extra time if necessary. The Division 1 Semi Final sees Killarney Legion meet the winners of Game B above, on a date to be confirmed. East Region U12 Go Games The East Region U12 Go Games are set to get under way on Sunday 4th September. All games will be at 12 noon. Fixtures will be circulated to clubs in the coming week. Commiserations Commiserations to the Kerry Senior team and management on the outcome of the All Ireland Semi Final, an awesome game. Best Wishes County Minor Championship Semi Finals The very best of luck, in the County Minor Championship Semi Finals to the East Kerry and Firies Minor teams and managements. East Kerry play St Brendans in Austin Stack Park while Firies take on Mid Kerry in Fitzgerald Stadium. Both games are at 6.15pm. Go n-éirí an t-ádh libh. East Kerry U16 Championship The East Kerry U16 Championship gets under way on Tuesday with a preliminary round game, Currow V Gneeveguilla, in Currow and continues on Tuesday the 6th September. Throw in is at 6.45pm. Best of Luck U16 County Divisional Championship The very best of luck on Sunday the 4th September to the East Kerry and Eoghan Ruadh teams and mentors in the U16 County Divisional Championship. East Kerry play West Kerry in Annascaul while Eoghan Ruadh play Mid Kerry in Kilcummin. Both games are at 12 noon. Go n-éirí and t-ádh libh Best of Luck Congratulations to the Kerry Minor team and management on a great win and best of luck in the All Ireland Football Final.

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SOUTH KERRY SENIOR HURLING Championship SEMI-FINAL Dr. Crokes 2-12, Kilgarvan 2-16 The hurling season came to an end on Thursday last when we travelled to Kilgarvan to meet the home side in the Semi-final of the South Kerry Senior Hurling Championship Semi-final. Well done to Kilgarvan who will face either Kenmare or Austin Stacks in the Final. Thursday also marked the end for Tim Hourigan and his selectors, Paul Downey & Sean Browne, who formally stepped down from management. During their time, they brought the senior hurling team to unprecedented heights, contesting two Intermediate Championship Finals & representing Kerry in Munster last year. We sincerely thank them for their time and efforts in keeping senior hurling alive in Dr. Crokes over the past number of years. HURLING - Under 14 The South Kerry U14 Hurling League kicks off this Friday, 2nd September. Dr. Crokes are at home to Tralee Parnell’s. Throw-in: 7:00pm. Under 11 The U11 footballers were crowned East Kerry League champions on Wednesday evening. The young Black and Amber boys defeated a talented Beaufort side to finish off a successful campaign. Well done to all the players and management involved. Under 14 The U14’s recorded an impressive victory over Scartaglin/Cordal in the East Kerry Championship last week. Final score was Dr Crokes 6-13 Scartaglin/Cordal 2-08. Academy The Saturday morning Academy for boys and girls aged 4-10 years returns this weekend. Hurling 10-10.40 and Football 10.40-12. Come along and enjoy learning to play Gaelic Games in a fun environment.

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U8 & U10 BOYS Well done to our U8 and U10 boys who played very compelling away games to Fossa last weekend. Both sets of players represented the club very well against the away hosts in optimum conditions. Well done boys and many thanks to our hosts for their hospitable welcome. U14 BOYS Our U14 A boys performed very well in the East Kerry Championship taking the spoils against Currow, well done boys Currow 1-08 Firies A 4-19 Our U14 B boys were in action also last week away to Gneeveguilla but unfortunately, the away side came away with the victory on a scoreline of Firies B 2-04 Gneeveguilla 7-11 ANNUAL U11 JERRY FOLEY BLITZ The long awaited annual U11 Jerry Foley blitz is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 3rd September in Páirc Eamonn, Farranfore at 10:30am. Normally scheduled to take place in August, the much celebrated blitz had to be postponed due to the abysmal conditions in August. This event promises to be a great day celebrating juvenile football within our club and we would encourage all to attend and enjoy the festivities.

Gneeveguilla

U16 Girls Spa 4-5 Finuge 3-13 Gneeveguilla GAA Lotto Finuge won this battle to gain their Numbers drawn 4, 11, 22, 24. No jackpot spot in the County final. Tim O’Connor, winner. Next week’s jackpot €13,600. Spa Ladies Football Chairman presented Gneeveguilla GAA Carnival the U16 girls with a new set of jerseys The Gneeveguilla GAA Carnival will sponsored by himself. Thanks Tim for all start on Friday September 2nd with a your help both on and off the field. Lord Mayor Dance in the community Senior Ladies centre. Music on the night by the Kelts Spa 5-14 Milltown/Listry 2-5 entry plus vote only €10. Candidates After the run around all week this for the Lord Mayor are John O’Donovan semi final got played at the late hour representing Tureencahill, Frankie of 7.55pm. The defence held Milltown O’Leary representing Leam, Padraig to minimum scores with great work O’Connor representing The Village and from Aoife Hickey, Sinead Cronin, Katie Johnny Crowley representing Gullane. Cronin, Laura Herlihy and the great saves We will once again be having a carnival by Niamh Hickey. The ladies await their weekend this year from 2nd to 4th of opposition in the Mary Jo Curran Cup September, again we will be having final which is the first time we reached a camel race night on the Saturday the final. night. Camels are €20 each and can be Kerry Teams purchased from any club officer or from Well done to the Minor team who any of the team trainers. Your support reached their third All Ireland in a of this event would be appreciated. row. The excellent Dara Moynihan Sunday 4th will commence with a fancy was outstanding once again until he dress parade lead by the new Lord Mayor sustained an injury. The Senior team followed by Lá Le club in the field. A can be proud of their performance but bigger selection of amusements will be Dublin just pipped them in the end. A arriving this year. great display of football by both teams. Best wishes to Eamonn Fitzmaurice in whatever decision he takes. He has given everything to the Kerry Senior squad for Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 28th August, 4 years and a great ambassador for Kerry 2016. Winning Numbers 2, 4, 21, 26. football both on and off the field. Míle Jackpot €6,050 not won. Jackpot next Buíochas. week Sunday 4th September €6,200. Killarney Sing Off Senior County League Well done to all the singers who took Listry will be at home against near part in the INEC in aid of Anthony neighbours Beaufort. This game will Morris. Congratulations to Marie Carroll take place on Sunday, September 4th at O’Sullivan who wrecked that wrecking 2pm. Please come along and show your ball and gave Miley a run for her money. support. Clothes Collection Kerry Minors It’s summer time and a chance Well Done to the Kerry Minors, Peter de-clutter those wardrobes and support Keane & Management on booking the underage structure in Spa. We their place in the All Ireland Minor collect clothes, shoes, bags etc all year Championship Final. Great Game. Roll round. Bags can be left in Spa after 5pm on the final. Ciarraí Abú. in the lobby under the stairs. Further information contact Anne Holland 085-7780883. Hall Rental O’Sullivan Cup Round 1 Please contact Eileen Casey for Milltown/Castlemaine 2-13 Glenbeigh/ availability 087 6577312. Glencar 3-09 Spa Merchandise Milltown Castlemaine defeated Contact Mathilda for the new range of Glenbeigh Glencar by the narrowest fantastic gear 087 6487356. of margins to secure a semi final spot Community Notes against Keel in the O’Sullivan Cup in the Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Paddy Burke Memorial Park on Tuesday Catherine Hurley, Sheheree, who passed evening. away during the past week. Her late Semi Finals of the O’Sullivan Cup On husband, Timmy Hurley, played at left Sunday 11th September. Both games 2pm full-back on the Spa senior East Kerry, (extra time playable). winning side, of 1949. May She Rest In Laune Rangers home to Cromane Peace Keel entertain Milltown/Castlemaine Wedding Mid Kerry U14 Competition Round 3 Congrats to Ronan Kiely, Tiernaboul, Milltown/Castlemaine home to Laune on his recent marriage to Susanna Rangers B. 0’Donoghue, Tralee. Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane host Beaufort. Laune Rangers A entertain Keel/Listry. All games Friday 2nd September at 7pm. CONGRATULATIONS Four set dancing groups represented Kilcummin Comhaltas at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Ennis last weekend and U10 Invitational all groups arrived home with All Ireland Our U10s went to Paddy Burke Memorial medals. The 15-18 Mixed Set were Park, Milltown last weekend. The played crowned All Ireland champions when in Group 4 with Teams Laune Rangers 1, retained their title that they won in Sligo Listry, Spa, Austin Stacks and had a great last year with a superb performance that day. Thanks to all the organisers and the saw off the Clare group in a dance off. coaches on the day. Four of these dancers were once again Ladies football on the podium when they took the Gold U14 Girls in the Under 18 half set. Further success Spa started the East Kerry league against followed when the 15 -18 Ladies secured Laune Rangers B in Spa and won Silver and the Senior Ladies secured comprehensively. Bronze. This was a fantastic achievement for these dancers who along with their

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trainer Adrian Moriarty put in long hours of practice to be one of the leading group of dancers over the weekend. Well done to all. I.C.A. The Monthly Meeting of the Guild will be held on Wednesday 7th September at 8pm in the Rural Development Office. All ladies welcome. KILCUMMIN GAA SENIOR LADIES Congratulations to our Senior Ladies who defeated a strong Crokes side 3-5 to 10 points in the Mary Jo Curran B Semi Final on Friday 25th. They face Spa in the Final. Date and Venue to be confirmed. They’re best challenge will come on the Friday 9th of September when they face Austin Stacks in Junior A County Final. The winner of this game will go on to Represent Kerry in Munster. Venue & time to be confirmed. Also coming up for our Senior Ladies is Division 3 Semi Final date & venue to be confirmed. Well done girls. We’re playing a blinder!! Kilcummin Abu. It is important that they are well supported on these occasions as they are an outstanding group and deserve our support. UNDER 14 GIRLS Our under 14 girls will play Glenflesk away on 3rd September at 6.30pm. UNDER 12 GIRLS Play Legion at home at 18.30 on 6th September in the East Kerry League. KERRY MINORS Congratulations to James Foley and his fellow mentors who have guided Kerry to another All Ireland Final and we wish them all the best in the Final. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Our Juniors are in the County League Final against Glenbeigh/Glencar. This is scheduled for this Friday but may be subject to change after Kerry’s loss to Dublin. GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Monday 29th August, 2016. Numbers drawn were 8, 23, 25, 27. Next Draw Sunday 11th September 2016. Jackpot now €5,750.

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Legion

REGISTRATION OPEN DAY The club’s registration open day will be taking place this Saturday, September 3rd from 10.30am to 12 noon at our home grounds in Derreen. Kids aged 4-10 from the Killarney area are invited to come along and sign up. For more information contact Seán at 087 2225325. GAELIC FOR ALL We were delighted to be involved in the new Gaelic for All initiative by Kerry GAA, Kerry County Council and the South Kerry Development Partnership. It involved an introduction to football for kids who have not yet sampled GAA. Done in conjunction with Dr Crokes and Spa, there were two nights of coaching at each club’s grounds. Many thanks to County Board coach Giles O’Grady, Children’s Officer Christina Tangney, Seán Culloty, Enda Walshe and Joanne Downey for their assistance in what was a very enjoyable experience all around. Full marks to Bernie Reen and Áine Ní Shúilleabháin of the Kerry County Board for their organisation of the initiative.

JUNIORS Congratulations to the juniors who won their third County League title in four years with an excellent victory over Gneeveguilla last week. Played in Derreen in front of a healthy crowd, Legion were just a bit too strong on the night for a Gneeveguilla outfit who had actually beaten our lads twice during the course of the current season. Final score: Killarney Legion 3-15 Gneeveguilla 1-12. Well done to everyone involved and a special thanks to mentors Thomas Lyne, Michael B. O’Donoghue, Enda Walshe and Connie O’Shea for their hard work throughout the campaign. LADIES Well done to the senior ladies who qualified for the semi-final of Division 4 of the County League with a win over Abbeydorney. U-11 BOYS Our U-11 boys had a fine win over Firies in the East Kerry League as both teams put on a wonderful display of skilful football. A lot of credit must go to the coaches on both sides who are obviously putting a lot of time and effort into developing these young players. Well done to all involved. U-13 BOYS Our U-13s recently competed in the Rose Cup in Tralee and gave a good account of themselves in difficult conditions. A big thank you to the organisers of the event, especially host club Na Gaeil for their wonderful hospitality. U-16 BOYS Commiserations to the lads who just came up short against Cordal/Scartaglen in a playoff to get to the semi-final of the County League. Having trailed by ten points at half time, a much-improved second half display saw the deficit cut to just three but Cordal/Scart managed to hold on for the win. INJURIES Best wishes to senior players Billy McGuire and Peter McCarthy who have picked up unfortunate injuries in the past couple of weeks. We wish them a speedy recovery and hope to see them back in action as quickly as possible. ALFIE The club would like to offer its sincere condolences to our neighbours the McGillycuddys on the passing of their dog, Alfie. Alfie was a regular visitor to our grounds in Derreen and he will be greatly missed.

Milltown/ Castlemaine

Milltown Castlemaine took on Glenbeigh Glencar in the O’Sullivan Cup-in the Paddy Burke Memorial Park on Tuesday evening. Final Score: Milltown Castlemaine 2-13 Glenbeigh Glencar 3-09. Well done to both teams for a superb effort. Kerry Minors: Well done to The Kerry minors on reaching the All Ireland Final after their comprehensive defeat of Kildare at the weekend. What a game to watch. The future of Kerry football certainly looks very bright with these young footballers. Great credit must go to their manager Peter Keane and his backroom team of Tommy Griffin, Chris Flannery and Padraig Murphy. Our senior goal keeper, Cormac Leane is part of this group of promising footballers. Well done Cormac, your club is very proud of your achievements.

Kerry Seniors: Commiserations to the Kerry senior panel who unfortunately bowed out of the championship despite an enormous effort against Dublin. You all played your hearts out –you should be so proud of the way you represented yourselves, your clubs and your county. Tiocfaidh ár lá. Well done to the management team on their work with the team too.

bought outright or broken down into three at €30 for owner, €30 for trainer and €30 for jockey. Please support the club in the investment for this and future generations. Under 14 Boys East Kerry Championship Fossa went to Kilcummin for Round 2 of the U-14 EK Championship last Monday evening. Fossa eventually ran out winners with late goals by Darren Ryan, Conor Horgan and Harry Kelly. The one sad part of the evening was the fact that this was Rossa’s last game till next summer as he heads back to U16s: Currow played host to Austin Malaysia after a summer full of fun and Stacks B team in their County League football - he will be sorely missed - an semi-final, in a close encounter Austin excellent footballer with a great attitude. Stacks had the upper edge on the Currow Under 10 Boys team and went on win on a score line of After an extended break our boys had Currow 1-08 Austin Stacks B 1-09. 2 games this week. First up on Tuesday U12s: Currow travelled to Knocknagoshel was Kilcummin and with the help of a on Wednesday last to play Knock/ few U-8’s we fielded 2 teams of 11-aside. Brosna in a Castleisland District League Playing against two strong Kilcummin match. On the night Knock/Brosna teams we were very much up against it. proved too strong for Currow and went We had good patches of play where we on to be comprehensive winners. combined well and picked off some nice U6s, U8s, U10s: Saturday Morning training scores. resumes this coming Saturday at 10am. This was a good challenge for us as we Currow GAA club will host a meeting on were match rusty. Friday September 2nd to discuss Parish On Friday night we welcomed Firies rule at 8:30pm in the clubrooms. to Fossa - another good test for us. Again, we fielded two teams of 9-aside splitting them into U-9’s and U-10’s. The U-9’s had a great game with fine GLENFLESK SENIORS scores being taken and good moves Our Seniors conclude their County League being put together - a very good team campaign with an away fixture against performance by this bunch of lads. On Laune Rangers next Sunday September the other side the U-10’s started well 4th at 1.30pm. but Firies were moving well and got the GLENFLESK U14S upper hand on us. Our U14s have reached the East Kerry We finished off the night by combining Division 3 Championship final with a 5-11 both teams together and playing 1 big to 5-07 win over Currow. game. KERRY MINORS Another enjoyable night with everyone Well done to Daniel O’Brien and the Kerry giving it their all and doing their best, Minors on another impressive display we could ask no more. on reaching the All Ireland final where A few more training sessions and they’ll play Galway on September 18th. challenge matches and we should be up GLENFLESK LOTTO there with the best of them. No winner of the lotto which took place Under 8 Boys in Spillanes on 29th August 2016. The U-8’s also welcomed a large Firies Jackpot €2800. Numbers were 8, 12, 20, contingent to Fossa on Friday evening 24. The next draw will take place in the with both sides fielding two teams of Corner Bar on 12th September and the 11-aside. Jackpot is €3000. All teams played two matches and there MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FLAG DAY were some great skills displayed by both The Multiple Sclerosis flag day is on sides in keenly contested matches. September 3rd. All monies raised are Both Fossa and Firies can rest assured spent locally. the future is looking very bright if these CONTACT lads are anything to go by. We welcome items of local interest. Congrats Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 Well done to David Clifford who produced 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa.ie yet another incredible performance when helping the Kerry minor team reach the All-Ireland final in three weeks time. Lotto David scored eight points but it is his 28th August 2016. Numbers drawn were 1, 4, 9, 14. There was no jackpot winner. general play and vision on the pitch that Next weeks jackpot will be €9,750. really sets him apart. He gave a Man Of The Match display and Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget it will take a huge performance from Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, Galway to beat this seriously talented The Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Kerry team. Foley’s Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and The Kerry seniors were very unlucky not Committee members. to close out their game against the Dubs, Race Night Fundraiser they gave it their all and left everything Fossa GAA are running a race night on on the pitch and we can ask no more of Saturday 29th October towards funding these players who have given us so many the purchase and development of great days out in the past, however, last a juvenile playing pitch in 2.1 acres Sunday was not to be. adjoining our current premises in Fossa Notes Gortroe. If anybody has any item they would It will be held in The Golden Nugget like included in the notes, please email and over the next month club finance information to John O’Neill at pro. committee members will be asking fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward for your support in the undertaking. information before Sunday at 11am. Each horse costs €90 which can be

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