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‘Why is St Finan’s lying idle?’ Eve Kelliher meets with community members who are seeking answers as to why the St Finan’s Hospital building and grounds are not being utilised FOR 160 years, St Finan’s Hospital in Killarney served as a psychiatric hospital but as new approaches in psychiatric care developed it closed its doors. Now members of the community are asking why the landmark building and its spacious grounds cannot be used for the greater good. Councillor Michael Gleeson raised the matter at this month's meeting of Kerry county Council, asking the council to urge the Health Service Executive to detail the cost during the past year of ensuring adequate security, heating and general maintenance. The building officially closed its doors as a psychiatric hospital in September 2012. Suggestions flowed this week from members of the community as to what it could be used for, including for housing for elderly people, returning emigrants, people with a disability working locally, or young people. Don O’Donoghue, who worked at St Finan’s for 38 years, noted that the facility

would be ideal for wheelchair users. “People who are working but have a disability and have to use a wheelchair often find that houses are not always appropriately equipped,” he told Killarney Advertiser. Donie O’Dowd, who has also expressed his interest in preserving the hospital for the good of the wider community, said: “Retired single people or couples who have lived and worked abroad and do not want to start all over again owning property or have never owned their own property could benefit,” he said. “These people have often left behind their social networks in the country they emigrated to and come home to find it very difficult to re-establish social contacts and friends.” Councillor Gleeson added: “Representatives of the residents would form part of the membership. The development of St Finan’s would fire up other accommodation in the Killarney area.”

Kathleen Gleeson, Donie O'Dowd, Don O'Donoghue and Councillor Michael Gleeson at St Finan's Hospital.

Time to tackle homelessness IT’S PROBABLY because of the colder weather and shorter days, but the idea of homelessness is one that sends a shudder down our collective spines at this time of year. The disturbing plight of men, women and children without a roof over their heads was highlighted by Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce President Kate O’Leary and Kerry County Council member Niall Kelleher on Friday, when they joined fellow activists in a sleepout

in Cork in aid of homelessness charity Focus Ireland. You can read about their experience on page 28. Meanwhile, This week I met up with a group of locals who did a bit of outside-the-box thinking in terms of utilising the landmark St Finan’s building for accommodation, particularly in these times of housing shortages (see story above). EVE KELLIHER EDITOR

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London calling as Noel to be honoured KILLARNEY native Noel O'Sullivan is to be honoured as the Killarney London Association Person of the Year at the annual reunion function in London in November. Ballaugh native Noel, a former winner of the Kerry London Person of the Year award, has been recognised for his huge support for the association as well as for his promotion of the GAA and the Rose of Tralee International Festival. Noel is very active in the Killarney-London Association, said the association’s Killarney-based chairman Councillor Donal Grady who himself was a very popular winner of the accolade last year. “We would like to congratulate Noel on this very deserved award,” Cllr Grady told the Killarney Advertiser. He will be presented with the award, sponsored by Killarney Advertiser, at a function in the Claddagh Ring venue in Hendon,

London, on Saturday, November 19. The Killarney-London Reunion was started by Canon Tom Looney, now parish priest in Fossa and Cllr Grady and the late Cllr Michael Courtney ensured it grew from strength to strength over the years. If you need information on attending event, contact Cllr Donal Grady on 087-2596464.

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Danú Restaurant at The Brehon challenges customers to dine in the dark GET ready for a unique gourmet experience next month as on Friday, November 11 the team at Danú Restaurant at The Brehon will host an exceptional evening where diners will be invited to enjoy their meal blindfolded. The challenge to Dine in the Dark is part of a national campaign promoted by both the Restaurants Association of Ireland and the National Council for the Blind. Over 200 restaurants across the country are set to take part in this campaign by hosting a Dine in the Dark evening between November 6 and 13 and €5 from every meal will be donated to NCBI. “The entire team here in Danú Restaurant are really looking forward to taking part in this fantastic initiative in aid of the National Council for the Blind. Our customers can expect a wonderful dining experience when the taste, textures and flavours of our food will tantalise the tastebuds,” said Brian Bowler, general manager at The Brehon, Killarney. Without their sight to guide them, guests experience complex tastes, flavours and textures in a completely new and innovative way. Senses are heightened, altering taste, touch, smell and communication during the meal. NCBI CEO Chris White said: “We are thrilled that the team at The Brehon have registered to Dine in the Dark. Sight loss affects one in six people in Ireland, with The Brehon’s support we are bringing people together to raise awareness, vital funds and of course to have fun”. NCBI is the National Sight Loss Agency. NCBI’s services include emotional support and counselling, low vision solutions like magnifiers, assistive technology advice and training, rehabilitation training (including independent living skills and using a long cane), a large print, audio and Braille library. The organisation also has an online shop with lots of practical solutions. The three-course Dine in the Dark evening at The Brehon costs €32 per person with €5 going to the National Council for the Blind. To reserve your place simply call 064-6630700.

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Killarney man is €200,000 richer following spectacular scratch card win

Ljatif Saiti, who is pictured here with his son Tahiti.

Gardaí seize crystal meth in Killarney TWO people were charged after raids in the greater Killarney area when crystal meth was seized by gardaí. The drugs haul, with an estimated street value of €26,500, was recovered on Tuesday when two vehicles were searched. They were seized at the Glebe car park in Killarney town centre and at Scart Cross in Farranfore, in separate raids. As a result of this joint operation between the Killarney and Tralee Drugs Units, three males were arrested and detained at Killarney Garda Station under the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996. “Investigations are ongoing, confirmed Superintendent Flor Murphy of Killarney Gardaí. Two men appeared at Tralee District Court on Tuesday morning in relation to the seizure. A third was released without charge.

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BIG congratulations to Killarney man Ljatif Saiti who won the top prize of €200,000 on his All Cash Spectacular scratch card which he purchased in Healy’s Newsagent in his hometown. Ljatif, who is originally from Kosovo, was joined by his family as he collected his whopping €200,000 prize at National Lottery headquarters in Dublin on Tuesday. “This is an unbelievable win for our family,” said Ljatif who was coming to terms with his good fortune in the National Lottery Winners Room. Ljatif, who moved to Killarney from Kosovo with his family in 1999, said of the moment he knew that his luck was in with his scratch card: “I would treat myself to a scratch card every week and I would always bring them home to scratch them. This time however, I scratched it there and then in the shop and I saw my number matching up with the €200,000 prize. I quickly handed it back to the shop keeper to check that I wasn’t dreaming.” The National Lottery All Cash Spectacular is a €10 scratch card which has over €10,000,000 in cash prizes on offer. There are two top prizes of €200,000, one of which is still up for grabs! Discussing his plans for his winnings, Ljatif said: “This is all still new to us. We will enjoy the win first and then we will decide on what to spend the money on. We have four beautiful children so it is important that their future is the priority.”

Free screening in Killarney Cineplex of Mary Boyle: The Untold Story MARY BOYLE was six when she disappeared from her grandparents’ home outside Ballyshannon in Co Donegal, on March 18th, 1977. Described in the Guardian as “Ireland’s Madeleine McCann”, Mary’s is the longest-running missing-child case in Ireland. Her twin, Ann Doherty, who has travelled to Stormont, Westminster, Brussels and Washington DC in her campaign, has been accompanied over the past two years by journalist Gemma O’Doherty who has made a documentary about Mary’s disappearance. Written and directed by Gemma O’Doherty, Mary Boyle: The Untold Story will be screened at Killarney Cineplex at 6.30pm tomorrow, Saturday, October 29. Admission is free to the screening and Gemma O’Doherty and singer Margo will be at the screening for a question-and-answer session.

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Tourism leaders take action in Kerry

A NEW seven-year action plan for tourism in Kerry hopes to address key areas including adventure, branding and marketing, community tourism, events and festivals, education, enterprise and innovation, environment and infrastructure. The County Kerry Tourism Strategy and Action Plan 20162022 comes following the most widespread consultation and in-depth analysis of tourism ever undertaken in the county. The campaign, which was published by Kerry County Council on Friday, was launched in St John’s Theatre in Listowel by the Leas-Cathaoirleach of the Council, Cllr Liam Purtill. “Kerry is Ireland’s premier regional tourist destination,” said Cllr Purtill. “It has been welcoming visitors for generations and today attracts 1.7m overseas and domestic holidaymakers which generate over €420m in tourist-related income for the county. Kerry boasts some of Ireland’s most iconic scenery like the Lakes of Killarney, Skellig Michael, Slea Head Drive and the golden beaches of North Kerry and has the longest section of the new Wild Atlantic Way touring route. It also has vibrant cultural, food and craft sectors and a rich natural, built and linguistic heritage,” he said. The plan also aims to extend the tourism activity into the shoulder season as well as promote Kerry’s green and clean image, and further develop the Wild Atlantic Way.

Seated from left, Jane Murphy, Woodlands Caravan Park, Tralee, Failte Ireland South West Wild Atlantic Way, Josephine O’Driscoll, Institute of Technology Tralee, Mary Rose Stafford, Killarney Park Hotel, NIamh O’Shea, back row, Padraig Treacy and Mike Buckley, Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce, Killarney Plaza Hotel, Mary Hartnett, Tralee Chamber of Tourism Alliance, Kieran Ruttledge, Regional Manager National Parks and Wildlife, Pat Dawson. PICTURES: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Tralee Chamber of Tourism Alliance, Kieran Ruttledge, Alma Murphy, Peter Moore, Kerry Airport, NKDP Director, Eamon O’Reilly.

Cast members of Siamsa Tire, The National Folk Theatre, based in Tralee, performing at Kerry County Council new seven-year action plan for tourism in Kerry launched at St John’s Theatre in Listowel, on Friday.

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Fåilte Ireland, Head of Operations, Wild Atlantic Way, Fiona Monaghan, County Executive Kerry County Council, Moira Murrell, standing, John Griffin, Tourism Officer, Kerry County Council, Failte Ireland South West Wild Atlantic Way, Josephine O’Driscoll, and Tourism Development Officer, Kerry County Council, Joan McCarthy.

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‘No imminent closure’, but St Mary of the Angels future unclear, says Kerry TD THE Taoiseach Enda Kenny yesterday stated that “no imminent closure” would be enforced on the St Mary of the Angels centre in Beaufort. The issue was raised in Dáil Éireann by Independent Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae in the context of the HSE Report entitled “Time to Move on from Congregated Settings, A Strategy for Community Inclusion”. Deputy Healy-Rae said: “My problem with the report is that it is closing these facilities down. These facilities are centres of excellence for dealing with people with intellectual and physical disabilities.” Deputy Healy-Rae added: “What is the answer

for the young parents of today who have children for whom they are not able to provide full time care for at home? There is no place for them to go while we are closing down centres of excellence.” Mr Kenny noted that in 2008, 4,000 people resided in congregated settings whereas in September 2014, that number was approximately 3,200. Today, the figure is under 2,225, added the Taoiseach. “With regard to St Mary of the Angels, it is important to say that there is no imminent closure involved here,” he said. “The HSE is consulting with the families and local communities to find the best solution

Lonely Planet declares Skellig Ring ‘Best in Travel’ THE Skellig Ring drive in Co Kerry has been named one of the Top Ten Regions in the world to visit in 2017 by Lonely Planet. The leading travel media company has unveiled the accolade in the prestigious Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2017 – its collection of the world’s hottest trends, destinations and experiences for the coming year. On the southwest tip of the Wild Atlantic Way, The Skellig Ring is a coastal drive that is an extension of the Ring of Kerry, which Lonely Planet describes as “a wild and emerald stretch of coastline”. Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross said: “I am delighted that The Skellig Ring is being internationally recognised as a place of rugged and ethereal beauty. An integral part of our Wild Atlantic Way, it is a place both wild and majestic. The early monks who settled in this area believed they had reached the edge of the world and anyone who has travelled The Skellig Ring can appreciate the co-existing impressions of timelessness and mortality the landscape evokes. When George Bernard Shaw visited there in 1910 he wrote; ‘I tell you the thing does not belong to any world that you and I have lived and worked in; it is part of our dream world’, and anyone who visits today could not but agree.”

for each individual. I understand that the St John of God services have acknowledged that communications could and should have been better in this regard so that everybody knew what was involved.” However, this indication from the Taoiseach did not satisfy Deputy Healy-Rae. The Kerry TD also invited that the Taoiseach and Minister McGrath to visit Saint Mary of the Angels. “I want the Taoiseach and the Minister of State to come to Kerry to look at St. Mary of the Angels as an example of the service being provided to these people.”

Curtain up on Glenflesk Rambling House THOSE seeking a slice of good, old-fashioned entertainment should make tracks for Glenflesk this Sunday, October 10, for its 10th annual rambling house. Organiser Neilie Moynihan promises a night to remember, with Derry Healy taking centre stage as far an ti. The venue is Glenflesk GAA hall. “We always have people of all ages and can promise plenty of top-class entertainment from performers from across Kerry, north Cork and the Sliabh Luachra area,” said Neily. Admission is €5 and the tea, brack, ceol and craic will be available aplenty from 8pm to 11pm. Performers in last year's Glenflesk Rambling House.

Darts night is right on target MURPHY’S BAR will hold a launch night for the upcoming dart season 2016/2017 on Tuesday, November 1, at 9.30pm. It is the 41st year for the Murphy Cup competition, which is the longest-running single dart competition in Munster. On the night, the draws for the Mullins Cup and Pat Murphy Cup will take place. The Mullins Cup will be played on November 8, 9 and 14 and the Pat Murphy Cup will be played on November 15, 16 and 21. Draws and fixtures for both competitions will be displayed in Murphy’s Bar and also on the Facebook page. Murphy’s Bar Killarney Darts.

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Kerry Mountain Rescue Team celebrates half a century of saving lives

Smiles and stories at golden anniversary FRIENDS of all ages converged on Kerry Mountain Rescue Team’s headquarters on the grounds of Killarney Garda Station on Saturday to help the team mark its 50th birthday. Later on celebrations continued at Kate Kearney’s Cottage, in the Gap of Dunloe, where many a story was recalled from bygone years by past and present crew including founding members. The team was formed in Easter 1966 following a tragic holiday period in Kerry. Within a few days of one another, a student from University College Dublin and a teenage member of an English school party were killed in separate incidents on Carrantuohill, Ireland's highest peak. It was as a direct result of these two tragedies that the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team was formed in July 1966, largely as a result of the vision and energy of Frank Lewis of Killarney. The Team at that stage consisted of a group of concerned people who were prepared to set their own lives at risk to help others in distress. Early members included Paddy O'Callaghan, Stan Brick, Gearóid O'Sullivan and Richard Morrison, Killorglin, along with Killarney representatives such as Terence Casey and John McGuire. Meetings were held around the fireplace in Paddy's house, and as Gearóid O'Sullivan recalled: "It didn't matter whether we had high heels or mountaineering boots at the time – those questions weren't even asked then.”

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Sean O Suilleabhain, Don Rohan, Gearoid O'Sullivan and Terence Casey, with back from left, John O'Sullivan, Jimmy Laide, Alan Wallace and Don Murphy at the Kerry Mountain Rescue open day at Killarney Garda Station on Saturday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Marguerite Brosnan and Gearóid O’Sullivan, one of the founding members of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team (KMRT) giving his speech. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Betty Rohan, George Teahan, Mary O'Riordan, Tony O'Riordan, Breda Sparling O'Riordan, John Sugrue, Paddy O'Riordan, James Flynn and Geraldine Casey at the Kerry Mountain Rescue open day at Killarney Garda Station on Saturday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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Kerry Mountain Rescue Team celebrates half a century of saving lives

Epic rescue remembered

Bill Collins (first right), and Con Horgan, second right, with two of the original rescue team, retired Garda John O'Sullivan, second left, and Eric Brick, first left, with three of the original Rescue team, Terrence Casey, sixth left,rRetired Garda John O'Sullivan, fifth left, and Eric Brick, fourth left. Present members from left, John O'Sullivan, Gerry Christie, Tony Holmes, Brendan Coffey and Mike Sandover. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

From left, Denis Tangney, Denis O'Sullivan, Cathal Cudden, Sean and Mary Slattery. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Bill Collins, holding up one of the images recorded from the epic all-night mountain rescue in July 1667, after whom Collins' Gully is named, the iconic image was taken by the late Padraig Kennelly. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

ONE of Kerry Mountain Rescue Team’s most notable first call-outs was an epic all-night mountain rescue in July 1967. The team was dispatched to rescue Bill Collins, after whom Collins’ Gully is named, on the eastern face of Carrantuohill. Bill and his mountaineering partner Con Horgan were about 150 metres from the summit when Bill slipped and became wedged in rocks below. He sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and right arm, along with head injuries. Con Horgan heroically faced the dangerous descent and raised the alarm at Beaufort Garda Station at 7.30pm. The team endured horrendous conditions of pelting rain and gale-force winds, continuing to work for eight hours to bring the stretcher with the injured Bill Collins to the foot of Carrantuohill, and a further three hours to meet the ambulance, before he was removed to hospital. The brave rescuers had spent a total of 19 hours on the mountain, without food or sleep. Bill and Con joined forces with three of the original rescue team, Terence Casey, retired garda John O'Sullivan and Eric Brick, at Kerry Mountain Rescue Team’s 50th anniversary celebration at the rescue station headquarters on Saturday.

John O'Sullivan, Valentia Coast Guard Radio, makes a presentation to Jimmy Laide, Chairman, Kerry Mountain Rescue Team (KMRT), and Gearóid O’Sullivan one of the founding members. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Founding members from Killorglin, from left, Richard Morrison, Eric Brick Gearóid O’Sullivan and Stanley Brick.

Caroline Mulcahy, Evelyn Trant and Brenda McCarthy.

Kenny Roberts, Mountain Rescue Ireland TETRA, Development Officer, Ray Bradfield, Secretary, Mountain Rescue Ireland, and Alan Carr, Chairman Mountain Rescue Ireland.

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Hugh O’Flaherty

Memorial Week

FRIDAY NOV 4TH TO SUNDAY NOV 6TH 2016

EXHIBITIONS & TALKS Photo & Memorabilia Exhibition Killarney Library Friday Nov 4th – Saturday 12th 2016

Remembering a great humanitarian

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O’Flaherty Related Books Exhibition Cahersiveen Library (Permanent Display) (Normal Library Hours) &

Rome Tour 2016 – A Pictorial Diary Randles Court Hotel - Friday November 4th at 7.30.pm

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God Has No Country

INEC Acoustic Club – Sunday Nov 6th 7.30.pm. (Doors open 6.30)

The INEC Acoustic Club presents “God Has No Country,” written and performed by Donal Courtney. The play tells the story of the struggles encountered by Msgr O’Flaherty and his colleagues in Rome during WW2. Admission e10 – Book through the Box Office 064 6671555

HUMANITARIAN AWARD CEREMONY 2016 recipient Fr Shay Cullen SSC Saturday November 5th - 8.00.pm Killarney Avenue Hotel

Opening Musical Performance by Gleneagle Concert Band Admission is Free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS

The Memorial Society wishes to acknowledge the substantial financial & practical support received from Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce & The Killarney Advertiser.

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The Memorial Society also wishes to acknowledge the tremendous support received from: MacMonagle Photography, The O’Donoghue-Ring Hotel Group, Gleneagle Hotel, Randles Hotel, Killarney & Cahersiveen Libraries, Killarney Tourist Office, Killarney Printing, Sika Signs, Killarney Parish, Kerry County Council, our Friends and Patrons and all others who assist us during the year.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE HUGH O’FLAHERTY MEMORIAL SOCIETY: Tel: +353 (0)64 6637928 | E-mail: hofmemorialsociety@gmail.com | www.hughoflaherty.com

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Pres girls turn back time

WELL, the soundtrack has certainly changed from when the likes of The Bangles and Simply Red were topping the charts, but that didn’t stop the fun as the St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School Leaving Certificate class of 1989 reunited at the weekend. Friendships were renewed as the past pupils travelled back in time. The Class of ’89 reunion took place in The Brehon Hotel, Killarney, where a drinks reception was followed by dinner.

The St Brigid's Presentation class of 1989 at their reunion in The Brehon on Saturday. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Catwalk show is a stylish success DEDICATED followers of fashion in Killarney generated an impressive €18,101 at the recent Models in Recovery catwalk event. The models, with Majella O’Donnell as MC, strutted their stuff at the INEC in aid of the Killarney branch of the Kerry Hospice Foundation. "We greatly appreciate the generosity of all who attended on the night and those who purchased tickets but were unable to attend,” said Pat Doolan, chairman of the Killarney branch of the Kerry Hospice Foundation. “A big thank you to the courageous models, the participating shops, hair and makeup stylists, our sponsors, INEC staff, ticket sellers, our hardworking committee and all who assisted us in any way. Grateful thanks also to our special guest and compere Majella O'Donnell and fashion designer Don O'Neill for the fantastic designer outfit donation.” Pat added: “We would like to take the opportunity of expressing our condolences to the O'Connor Family, Tralee on the sad passing of Tommy Frank O'Connor, RIP. “Frank had been with us since the first show three years ago and, though in failing health, he courageously came on board as a model again this year. To his wife Sheila and their children we extend our heartfelt sympathies. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dhilis."

Ted Moynihan, chairman, Kerry Hospice, Elsie Hegarty, Margaret Walsh O'Donoghue and Pat Doolan, chairman, Killarney Hospice.

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Halloween magic at Killarney Outlet Centre GHOSTS and ghouls will mingle with monsters and zombies at the Killarney Outlet Centre Halloween fancy dress parade this Sunday, October 30. The fun commences at 2pm and continues until 6pm with spooky swarms converging on the Outlet Centre. Take it from us, it’s always a spook-tactic event, with covetable prizes and free fun activities for whole family. The lucky winners of the fancy dress parade will receive a Roller RX Scooter for the best-dressed boy and a Speed Scooter for the best-dressed girl, both sponsored by O’Connor’s World of Wonder. The best-dressed family in association with Select Hotels will win a fabulous family break in Kenmare Bay Hotel B&B and one dinner for two adults and two children sponsored by Select Hotels and Kenmare Bay Hotel. The best-dressed adult will collect a family pass for Killarney Ghost Tours. All entrants are asked to donate €1 in support of Killarney Rotary Club’s campaign to End Polio Now. Killarney Outlet Centre manager Paul Sherry said: “Every child will be given a goodie bag, kindly sponsored by Killarney Advertiser and there’s even a treat in store for parents, as everyone who comes along to the party will receive a voucher from Select Hotels of Ireland offering a free second night’s stay when you book one night away at any Select Hotel nationwide.” There will be free children’s entertainment with spooky storytelling sessions and Punch and Judy puppet shows in the yurt from 2pm to 4 pm. Killarney Candle Makers and Clay Fun will also be on hand to help you create a personalised candle or clay design – a small materials charge applies. Ireland’s premier Outlet Centre hosts a bespoke arts, crafts and food fair on the ground floor on Saturday, October 29 and Sunday, October 30.

Chris O'Leary, Ballyhar, and daughters Maebh and Aoife O'Leary were winners of the best dressed family pass for Killarney Ghost Tours, at the annual Halloween fancy dress parade in Killarney Outlet Centre last year. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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‘Family homelessness has reached historic proportions’

The biggest factor in homelessness is bad luck

By Councillor Niall Kelleher ON OCTOBER 21, I slept out on the grounds of Cork City Gaol to shine a light on the issue of homelessness in Ireland today. I joined other business leaders to raise funds to support the vital work of Focus Ireland and their aim to end homelessness in Ireland. Family homelessness has reached historic proportions in Ireland with more than 2100 children living in emergency homeless accommodation in Ireland often unable to get to school, rarely getting a home cooked meal and sinking into darkness. I don't want to accept this as today's landscape in Ireland so I joined my peers to make a difference.

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce President Kate O’Leary of The Laurels Pub, highlights the plight of homeless people SAFE in the knowledge that I would be returning home to my warm house and happy home, I set off to sleep rough with 30 others in Cork city Gaol last Friday night to raise funds and awareness for Focus Ireland, the charity that helps the homeless in our society. We were well prepared and well looked after. The weather was as if we wrote away for it dry and calm. We had hot drinks and food before we bedded down. Hardly the experience of the people we were raising money to assist. We heard from two very brave people in their late 20s about their experience, how they went off the rails and how Focus Ireland guided them back on the right path. The High Hopes choir (all homeless at one point in their lives) sang for us and told us what a positive effect the choir has had on their lives. Then we went outside and tried to sleep. And we did...a little. I woke at six when the cold damp air started to creep into my consciousness. I packed up and headed home for Kerry. Did I put my hand in the wound of homelessness? No. My two boys were safe in their beds, the fridge was full, the house was warm and it is our home. All I did was sleep outdoors. No more, no less. But the financial support I got from friends, family, colleagues and of course the no name club will help families who are homeless. The amount of homeless families in Cork has tripled in one year. That is so frightening Focus Ireland told us hat the biggest factor in homelessness is not drugs or alcohol or poverty. It is hugely down to bad luck. Thank you for your support, there but for the grace of God and great families go any of us. It's not too late to donate.

You can support the Focus Ireland fundraiser by checking out the following links https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Kate-O-Leary https://www.justgiving.com/Fundraising/niall-kelleher

Teachers are joined by ASTI president, Ed Byrne and general secretary Kieran Christie on the ASTI picket.

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‘If dispute is not rectified it puts pressure on us students’ Jack Cronin, a second-level student, shares his views on the teachers’ strikes THE Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland has announced seven strike days for 2016. The reason for these strikes is the hope for pay equalisation for newly qualified teachers and objecting to having pay restoration measures such as payment for supervision and substitution duties. Up to 250,000 students will be unable to attend school on these strike days. It is believed that about 500 out of the 730 schools in Ireland will not be able to open after the mid-term break on Monday, November 7, if the ASTI dispute is not rectified. The plan of recruiting seems to have failed as ASTI won’t allow its members to help with the process and there’s no time for schools to recruit, train and vet supervisors. From a student’s point of view, I believe these strikes are a disruption to our education. Almost every year we get one or two strike days which are spread over time. These days have little or no effect on our education. The fact that there are seven strike days this year is guaranteed to have an impact on us. Even if the

days were very spread out, that number is simply too much time to be missing. What makes this even worse is the fact that the strike days are all in October, November and December. This includes one strike day every week for four weeks in November. There are also two strikes on the same week in December. That will definitely disrupt the running of schools. The exam year students, Junior Cert and Leaving Cert, will suffer the most from these strikes. Having done my Junior Cert last year, I know that at the end of the final term there is a lot of work put in by teachers and students to finish the exam course. These seven days of absence will add extra pressure to try and cover everything before the exams. I hope that these seven days will end the dispute and if strike days are needed in the future hopefully there will be less and they will more spread out over the year so it won’t extremely affect our education.

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Top marks for Rathmore students

Joe McAuliffe, recipient of a Creative Award for designing and manufacturing a solid mahogany hall table, with his parents Bernie and Mike McAuliffe, Seamus O'Connell (woodwork teacher) and Denis Kerins (Principal) at the annual Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra awards on Friday. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Denis Kerins (Principal) and David Saunders (guest speaker and past pupil) with All Ireland U16 Kerry Ladies Footballers Aoife O’ Callaghan, Rachel Fitzgerald and Brid Ryan.

Niamh Dalton Endeavour Award recipient and her brother Kieran Dalton (Junior Certificate Student of the Year 2016), with their father Damien Dalton, David Saunders (guest speaker and past pupil) and Maria Hanrahan (Vice-Principal).

RATHMORE’S brightest and best students stepped forward to take a well-deserved bow at the annual Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra awards. During the ceremony on Friday, students received awards for academic excellence in both the Junior Certificate and Leaving Certificate, sport, arts, active citizenship, endeavour, innovation, and creativity. Former past pupil and primary school teacher David Saunders presented students with their awards. At the beginning of the award ceremony, David gave a very inspirational speech during which he detailed the difficulties he had to overcome growing up when he was diagnosed with a serious illness which resulted in the amputation of his left leg. In spite of adversity, David went on to achieve great success in amputee football and represented Ireland at the Amputee World Cup in Mexico in 2014. The Active Citizenship Award went to Paul Sheerin, a talented musician, who played the trumpet at various occasions during the year including raising the national flag as part of the 1916 celebrations. The Junior Certificate Student of the Year went to Kieran Dalton while the Academic Excellence in the Junior Certificate went to Bríd O’Connor, Rafal Harasienski, Derry McCarthy, Cathal Collins and Elana Friel. Diarmaid Nagle was named Transition Year Student of the Year while the Anne Casey Memorial Trophy went to Katie Horgan. Emma-Rose Byrne, Sinéad Warren, Bríd Ryan, Aoife O’Callaghan, Rachel Fitzgerald, David Gleeson, Ronan Collins, Paul O’Leary and Lorcan Keane won prizes in the Exceptional Excellence in Activities Outside of School category. The Sliabh Luachra Cultural & Arts Awards were presented to Michelle and Aoife O’Sullivan, Laura and Rachel McGillicuddy, and Joan Brosnan and Michelle Brosnan. Niamh Finnegan, Eimear Nagle, Lauren O’Leary and Sarah Casey won the innovation awards. Joe McAuliffe won the creative award while Fergal O’Connor was named Leaving Certificate Student of the Year and 15 students who achieved in excess of 500 points in the Leaving Certificate were acknowledged and commended. The Endeavour Award went to Niamh Dalton and Donnagh Nagle, Donnagh Nagle, Seán Lucey and Damien Murphy won awards for Exceptional Achievement in the Leaving Certificate Applied.

Denis Kerins (Principal) with students who received awards for Academic Excellence in the Junior Certificate 2016 at the annual Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra awards on Friday. From left are Rafal Harasienski, Elana Friel, Kieran Dalton (Junior Certificate Student of the Year 2016), Derry McCarthy, Brid O’ Connor and Cathal Collins. Denis Kerins (Principal) and David Saunders (guest speaker and past pupil) with basketball players Ronan Collins, Lorcan Keane, Paul O’Leary and David Gleeson.

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Students who achieved in excess of 500 points in the Leaving Certificate were acknowledged and commended at the annual Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra awards on Friday. Front from left are Laoise Coughlan, David Saunders (guest speaker and past pupil), Fergal O’Connor, Leaving Certificate Student of the Year 2016, Maria Hanrahan (Vice-Principal) Shannon O’ Leary and Denis Kerins (Principal). Back from left are Ciaran Sheehan, Ryan O’Brien, J.J. Herlihy, Rachel Brosnan, Micheal O’ Leary, Sarah Murphy, Daniel O’Keeffe, Mairead O’ Mahony and Niamh McSweeney.

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Wheels set in motion for big day out BY EVE KELLIHER

NE wedding led to another for Ashley Casey and Barry FitzGerald. Ashley, from Cromane, and Barry, from Ballyhahill, co Limerick, met at a mutual friend’s wedding on New Year’s Eve 2010. Barry surprised Ashley by popping the question at Torc in August 2015. “Barry had told me he wanted to check out the steps on Cardiac Hill in advance of Killarney Adventure Race in October,” said Ashley. “Under protest, I went and climbed the first two sets of steps. When we got to the first viewpoint I turned around and Barry was down on one knee. It was well timed in advance of my 30th birthday the following week.” They were wed recently in St Michael’s Church, Killorglin, by Reverend Jim Stephens and held their reception in the Heights Hotel, Killarney. As the groom is a keen racing cyclist, his fellow cyclists formed a guard of honour, complete with bicycles, as the newlyweds emerged from the church. Both sets of parents, Jane and Patrick Casey and Tina and Noel FitzGerald helped the couple plan the perfect big day.

Lending their support as bridesmaids were Michelle O'Reilly, Siobhain Colborne and Kate O'Connell, while the groomsmen were James FitzGerald (Barry’s brother), Paudie Sheehan and Pa Ahern. Ava Colborne and Noah O’Connell were flower girl and pageboy respectively. “Our wedding day was everything we had hoped for and more!” said Ashley. The bride looked stunning in a Maggie Sottero gown sourced in Memories Bridal Boutique in Cork. Photographer Ann McNamee of Paper Hearts and videographer Ian Armstrong, StoryBegins captured the big day on camera. Their honeymoon took the Listowel-based newlyweds to the Seychelles and Dubai for 10 nights. Ashley is global marketing executive with PulseLearning, Kerry Technology Park, Tralee, and Barry is production supervisor in Profile Developments, Glin, Co Limerick. • 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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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Thank you from ploughing championship organisers ON BEHALF of the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club, we would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for all your assistance and hard work with the fantastic advertisements and columns you have advertised on our behalf for all our club events and in particular for this year’s South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show. Your support and professionalism has helped us in running our event so efficiently and thank you for showing us that we can always depend on the Killarney Advertiser. We cannot recommend you highly enough. As we continue to grow as a club, it would not be possible to run this event without the partnership with our sponsor. We are delighted to announce that this year, with your help and support, an impressive sum of €36,600 was raised for our chosen charities, the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus, Down Syndrome Kerry, the Irish Pilgrimage Trust and the Kerry Branch for the Irish Kidney Association with a donation given to the autism unit of Fossa National School and St Ita’s and St Joseph’s School in Tralee of €500 each. Finally, we at the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club and South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show would like to take this opportunity to wish the Killarney Advertiser continued success and we look forward to working with you again in the future. Tom Leslie, chairman, and Laura Wickham, acting secretary, South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show

St Finan’s building needs to be utilised AT THE October 2016 monthly meeting of Kerry County Council, I proposed that Kerry County Council would ask the HSE to detail the cost during 2015 of ensuring adequate security, heating and general maintenance of the magnificent building that is Saint Finan’s Hospital, Killarney, and I would further ask what plans, if any, the HSE has for the immediate future fruitful use of that Sir Thomas Deans-designed building. For 160 years Saint Finan’s Psychiatric Hospital sought to serve the needs of the people of Kerry but gradually new approaches to psychiatric care came to the fore. On September 25, 2012, the building officially ceased to function as a psychiatric hospital. Since then it has largely been lying idle. There is money being expended on heating, security and general basic maintenance. This is not the wisest way to spend scarce resources or the best way to maximise the potential of a fine building. If the HSE has no use for the building then they should enter into discussion with Kerry County Council and with the housing agencies with a view to developing the interior as a place where many would be beautifully accommodated. I think of elderly people living isolated and alone, exiles who wish to return to their own country, people with a disability who are working locally, students or young people starting their working lives that could be accommodated to socialise with the elderly. These young people would have their own room but would eat and share a sitting room with other residents. There are many others. Saint Finan’s has many advantages. It is centrally located, proximate to all social and medical services. It has ample recreational grounds and commands spectacular views. The motion was passed unanimously and I await a response from the HSE. Councillor Michael Gleeson, Clasheen, Killarney

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Bridie O'Neill celebrating her 80th birthday in the Killarney Plaza Hotel on Saturday. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Celebrations for birthday girl Bridie SHE had no shortage of help in blowing out the candles when Bridie O’Neill, Killarney, celebrated her 80th birthday. Friends and family converged on the Killarney Plaza Hotel last Saturday night from London as well as from across Kerry, Wicklow and Dublin. Bridie, originally from Co Wicklow, has been living in Killarney for 20 years. Bridie was married to a Kerry man, the late Tim

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EVERY good wish to Killarney native Róisín Fitzgerald and her fiancé Darragh Kivlehan who announced their engagement during the week. Róisín, the daughter of Maura and Éamonn Fitzgerald, and Darragh, from Drumcliffe in Sligo, met through friends in Sligo. The couple are based in Blackrock, Dublin. Róisín works in marketing and PR in Dublin and Darragh works in financial services. They got engaged in Dublin on Thursday and Darragh whisked Róisín off on a surprise break to the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort in Killarney. They surprised Róisín's family with the news on Friday and travelled to Sligo on Saturday to tell Darragh's family.

O’Neill, originally from Dirreendaragh, Blackwater Valley. “Unfortunately, Dad passed away in 1997, shortly after returning to Kerry to live with Mom,” said their daughter Bea. “Friends and family arrived at the weekend and in the days that followed as we were determined to carry on Dad’s tradition of a weeklong birthday celebration!”

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E ARE having a wonderful autumn and enjoying some mild weather ensuring our winter won’t feel as long this year and we can embrace the wet winter evenings when they arrive. We are focusing on sofas and living rooms this month; there are so many choices now that buying a sofa can be a bit of a scary thought.

As the sofa is one of the biggest furniture investments you’ll make — and one of the most permanent, we have looked at some tips on how to choose a sofa, also picking the all-important curtains to pull your living room together, with winter closing in our living rooms become the centre of our homes cocooning us from the weather outside. Our house this month is an amazing three-storey showhouse in Bluebells Grove, located in the heart of Killarney only 150m from Killarney House – location, location, location! – and can be viewed by appointment with Ted Healy.

Finally if you or someone you know has a home you would like to see featured in our Home and Living section, please contact us on 064-32215 or email info@killarneyadvertiser.ie

Yours in decorating,

Noelle

and the Killarney Advertiser Team

Top tip of the month CLEANING glass jars, vases and candle holders is made easy with, of all things ,denture tablets, I recently came across this tip: just pop a tablet in and fill with warm water and leave for 15 to 20 minutes and – voila – a sparkling jar. I’ve used this and found the results amazing especially for vases with fresh flowers.

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Bluebells Grove blossoms in Killarney WE ENJOYED casting our eye over the showhouse of the newest development of homes in the Killarney market, Bluebells Grove, Countess Road. Bluebells Grove, a development by well-known local developers Paudie and Vincent Sheehan of Michael Sheehan and Sons Ltd, is an exciting new scheme, comprising a collection of three-storey detached ultraluxurious four-bedroom turnkey homes finished to the highest quality design standards. Thermohouse Construction is used resulting in an A rated BER ensuring the highest efficiencies available ultimately resulting in energy savings to the purchaser. The upper floors are concrete accessed by a beautifully designed concrete stairwell covered with oak steps and handrail with painted spindles. Each house is fitted with an air to water heat pump, high quality Ecotherm triple glazed windows, high end fitted kitchens and wardrobes, fully tiled bathrooms, generous electrical specification including surround sound to all rooms, wiring for alarm, TV, Telephone and broadband. The development carries a 10-year Homebond structural guarantee. “Each property is completed to the highest of standards – a standard not yet seen in the Killarney new homes market,” said selling agent Ted Healy. The bright spacious accommodation extends to 240sq m and comprises an entrance hallway, living room, guest WC, kitchen/dining, utility, understairs storeroom, four large double bedrooms (all ensuite with walk-in wardrobes/dressing areas). Externally each home is finished with an elegant brick and render exterior elevation, each private driveway is completed to a cobblelock finish and rear gardens are levelled and seeded. Each property is bounded by a 2m high plastered block wall to the rear and side and a 1m high plastered and capped block wall to the front with railings. The development is located in the heart of Killarney, only 150m from the newly opened Killarney House and Gardens; the gateway to Killarney National Park. The town centre and all the amenities it has to offer are within easy walking distance of Bluebells Grove. The current phase comprises of 10 units, of which four units are already sold, with prices starting at €550,000. The newly completed showhouse is available to view by appointment with Ted Healy; telephone 064-6639000.

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WHETHER you are looking for a place to sit and chat or a cosy spot to plop down and read a book, sofas are a staple in any lounge area. But with endless options at our fingertips, finding the perfect sofa can be overwhelming to say the least. Consider the following main points before choosing a sofa and your shopping experience will go from intimidating to exciting. SIZE Consider how large your room is, the height of the ceiling, and which other furnishings you want to incorporate in the room. Make sure the sofaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s length, depth, and height are in proportion to your room. Making up a template in cardboard or newspaper and putting it on the floor gives you a great idea of what space your sofa will take up and if there is enough space for ease of movement in the room, and for your other furniture.

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COLOUR The colour you choose for your sofa is very important and can make or break your room. It can either match the rest of the dĂŠcor in its general lines or it can coordinate with certain key elements. It can also be the one piece that stands out without having to match anything. Once you decide if your sofa will be an accent or neutral colour, you'll need to decide if your sofa will be light or dark. Your floor colour has a big effect on choosing the right sofa colour. If you're considering a potential sofa sitting on your floor, will it float on a sea of dark wood floor or carpet or will it blend into it? Because a sofa is traditionally large and upholstered, and most fabric absorbs light, it can darken a room considerably. A trick I use when considering a new sofa colour is to find a sheet or blanket in a similar colour and drape it over the existing sofa. This gives you an idea of how the colour will look, and if the sofa will be too dark or too light for the room. Don't forget accent pillows and throws as the finishing touches when coordinating your new sofa with your room decor. These little pops of colour give your living room that pulled-together look.

TYPE The size and function of your room will dictate the type of sofa that best fits your space. Is this a small, formal area for conversation? Opt for a loveseat, settee, or sofa with more petite dimensions. Is this a large room where you gather to relax or watch a movie? Choose a deep sofa or corner sofa where you can tuck up your feet and snuggle in for the night.

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Select a fabric that is in-line with the function of the space. Determine if it is a high-use area. In a formal living room or master bedroom you can get away with a light cotton or linen upholstery, but in a high-use area with kids and pets, stick to a textile that is easy to clean removable covers are an option, or choose a leather.

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How to select curtains to team with your sofa AS ANY decorator will tell you, curtains make a room—but only when chosen correctly. When it comes to window treatments, it's a matter of colour and fabric, length and lining, and custom-made versus off-the-shelf. With so many decisions, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, so here’s some advice on narrowing down the options and selecting the right curtains for your home.

the window will give a sense of height to the room. Designers often hang curtains about six inches above the window frame, but for a dramatic look, some go higher. For a more traditional look, with the curtain slightly puddled on the floor, you'll want to add two or three inches to your length. For a modern, crisp look, have the panel fall flush with the floor. When measuring the width of your window, be sure to add four to eight inches on both sides and double the total number to ensure curtain fullness. This will also depend on what pleat you are using.

COLOUR AND FABRIC Fabric is an essential part of choosing curtains, since the material will dictate how well your curtains function and hold up over time. If they're too heavy, they may not fold crisply when drawn; too light and they may not fall well Try holding fabrics up to a window, even in a fabric showroom. Pleat it like an accordion at the top and let it drape, if it starts to flare like a piece of crinoline, then it's not going to fall nicely on the window." Try and work with a big sample, at least 2 yards, since a smaller piece may not show the fabric's true drape. It may be worth buying a yard as if it’s a large area mistakes can be costly. Sunlight will fade fabrics over time. If the room gets a lot of light, it's smart to avoid bright colours, since they tend to fade faster, if you like to change your rooms often, you can be less concerned with fading. Neutral colours, are less likely to fade and more likely to blend into a room's decor. Linen, silk, faux silk, and velvet are best choices to use for window treatments since they tend to hang the best, Faux silk tends to be the most durable, and in a particularly sunny room, faux silk doesn't deteriorate as quickly as real silk. Some fabrics can help keep out the cold. Many hotels use suede, velvet, tapestry, or tweed since their weight helps block light and keep heat in. Still, nearly any fabric can be interlined—a piece of fabric slipped between the lining and the face fabric—can help prolong the life of the curtains. If silk is unlined, it will rot, lining and interlining are what give curtains their body and fullness. Laura Mac Sweeney, with hair styled by Sean Taaffe.

CUSTOM VS OFF THE SHELF PICTURE: PAWEL NOWAK

Custom curtains offer many benefits: You can customise the dimensions to your window size and create a tailored look, like a perfectly fitted suit. Custom come in endless design options, from material to header style. With these options though,

comes a considerable price difference from off-theshelf curtains. Personalising off the shelf curtains is also an option adding a panel inn a different colour at the end is a very good cost effective way to get made to measure from off the shelf. As any decorator will tell you, curtains make a room—but only when chosen correctly. When it comes to window treatments, it's a matter of colour and fabric, length and lining, and custom-made versus off-the-shelf. With so many decisions, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, so here’s some advice on narrowing down the options and selecting the right curtains for your home.

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Before you take out the tape measure, decide how high above the window you'd like the curtains to begin. Keep in mind: Hanging panels higher than

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Glycolic Peel Facial

Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on the benefits of the glycolic peel facial

GLYCOLIC acid is from the family of alpha hydroxy acids (AHA). Alpha hydroxy acids are derived from a number of sources and have been in use for centuries. Other AHAs are lactic acid derived from sour milk, citric acid from fruit and tartaric acid from grapes. Cleopatra bathed in sour milk to soften her skin, and women from the French courts used to rub wine into their faces to improve the condition of their skin. An amazing deep exfoliating facial, the glycolic peel facial is ideal for pre anti- wrinkle injections or filler treatments. It is also ideal if you haven’t had a facial in a while. It starts off with a double cleanse to remove impurities, make -up and environmental influences and is followed by

application of 40% glycolic acid. This is the highest strength which we are allowed use on the skin and it gives removes fine lines, dehydration lines, blackheads and up to 10 layers of dead cells. We then apply hyaluronic acid for deep hydration from your dermal layer of skin, followed by a serum-like substance. A head, neck and shoulder massage will then relax you and the facial is finished with application of eye cream, décolleté youth serum, anti ageing serum and cream. We are giving a free facial when you buy three of these glycolic peel facials. For more information or to book a facial call 064-6632966

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FASHION FUN WITH MAC BEE'S & ME Fashion blogger Laura Mac Sweeny heads back to the stylish Seventies AUTUMN and winter fashion is always a great cause of excitement so I was extra excited when Mac Bee’s asked if I would take part in a fun fashion shoot to showcase some of the new lines in their upcoming season collection. I had a ball getting into character as a Seventies diva along with my other diva pal, afghan hound extraordinaire Zoe at Plan B Restaurant, aka our own personal fashion fairground. The looks have a hint of vintage Seventies and also feature this season’s top trends such as velvet, a voluminous silhouette and retro prints all tied up with a tassel.

Photography and concept: Aoife McBride, Mac Bee’s - Hair: Sean Taaffe, Killarney Model: Fashion blogger and contributor Laura Mac Sweeny and also featuring Zoe Eskashem Uman - Co-styled by Mac Bee’s and Laura MacSweeny Location: Plan B Restaurant, Killarney

So Sue Me at The Brehon

Suzanne Jackson pictured at The Brehon with the hotel's general Manager Brian Bowler.

LADIES were treated to a fabulous day of beauty tips, tricks and pampering picks at Suzanne Jackson’s So Sue Me Style Secrets Workshop which took place in The Brehon, Killarney recently. Suzanne Jackson is one of Ireland’s leading beauty and fashion bloggers. Her blogs attract over 1.1 million international readers per month, she has 200k Facebook fans and 146k Instagram followers. Suzanne uses her exclusive workshops

to share first-hand beauty, makeup, skincare and tanning techniques as well as her fashion and style tips. As well as hearing Suzanne’s style secrets, guests enjoyed afternoon tea and received a luxury goodie bag. The Brehon has also hosted workshops by Pippa O’Connor, Marissa Carter and the Blog Squad and, with all of these events selling out in a matter of minutes.

Fashionistas to follow the yellow brick road

CALLING all your Dorothy’s out there –“follow the yellow brick road” is the theme of the Gneeveguilla fashion show which will take place in the Killarney Oaks Hotel on Friday, November 25. It will commence with a cheese and wine reception at 7pm, with models strutting their stuff on the catwalk at 7.30pm. Prizes will be presented on the night for best-dressed woman, man and most glamorous gran. Kerry TD Michael Healy-|Rae will be the MC on the night, with background music for the show being provided by DJ Keane. There will also be special guest appearances from Deputy Danny Healy-Rae and Councillor Maura Healy-Rae who will play music during the interval. The Kelts band will provide entertainment after the show. Tickets cost €10 and can be purchased from 064-7756368, Ann 087-4513318 or Miriam 087-6863299.

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Donie Courtney to stage Hugh O’Flaherty play in November

AS PART of the upcoming 2016 Hugh O'Flaherty Memorial Weekend, Killarney's own Donie Courtney returns to the INEC Acoustic Club with his one-man play "God Has No Country". Based on the daring humanitarian exploits of Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty in Nazi-occupied Rome during World War Two, the demand for this play is growing with performances scheduled in early November for Dublin and in the spring of 2017 for New York and Philadelphia. The Killarney performance will be in the INEC Acoustic Club on Sunday evening, November 6, at 7.30pm, with doors opening at 6.30pm. Tickets are €10 and can be booked at the INEC box office, 064-6671555.

Donie Courtney, Killarney, who will stage God Has No Country in the INEC on November 6.

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN By Jack Cronin

BASED on the thrilling novel by Paula Hawkins, The Girl On The Train has swapped hardback for big screen action. The movie, directed by Tate Taylor, tells the tale of a 30-something-year old alcoholic, struggling to come to terms with the fact that her ex-husband has moved on. Rachel Watson travels by train every day to inner city New York. On her journey every day she passes the same neighbourhoods. One of which holds a profound significance in her life. She scans two houses in particular, trying to catch a glimpse of the people inside. Housewife Anna Boyd, or known to Rachel as The Other Woman, is now married to Rachel’s ex Tom Watson and has had a baby after their affair. Rubbing more salt into the wounds of Tom’s ex lover, they’ve decided to stay in the same house that Rachel and Tom once lived in. One of the houses she passes every day.Megan Hipwell and her hubby Scott, are neighbours of Tom and Anna, Megan even babysits their child. Rachel is fascinated with the couple that she sees every day as she stares out of the train, believing that they are the perfect pair. But all is not as it seems. One day, Rachel becomes infuriated as she sees something shocking at Hipwell’s home. This causes a drunken Rachel to scramble off the train and look for Megan, only to blackout and awaken hours later in her apartment. Friend and apartment sharer Cathy, who finds out surprising information about Rachel, threatens to kick her out if she doesn’t get her act together.The next day Rachel hears tragic news which leaves her horrified and kicks off the mystery in the plot. Starring Emily Blunt, Justin Theroux, Rebecca Ferguson, Laura Prepon and Haley Bennett, this nail-biting spine-chiller will leave you with mixed emotions as the twists and turns increase and become more intense. Fantastic and highly recommended film.

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The Muckross Park Hotel’s head chef John O’Leary shares this classic dinner dish

INGREDIENTS 150g venison loin For the marinade 4 juniper berries (crushed) 1 sprig thyme 1 clove garlic Smoked bacon hash½ onion diced 100g mashed potato Spring onion Chives Diced smoked bacon Flour Blackberry vinaigrette

12 blackberries 50ml red wine 25ml red wine vinegar 25g brown sugar Dash water 50ml olive oil 1 large cooked beetroot peeled 50g kale cabbage METHOD Roast the beetroot in oven at 160C for 40 minutes wrapped in tinfoil. Slice the cabbage, blanch in boiling water and refresh in iced water. Heat the red wine, red wine vinegar, sugar and water in saucepan Reduce to syrup, take of heat and add blackberries then oil. Potato hash: cook bacon until crisp, add onion and cook until translucent the cool. Mix all ingredients into the potato and shape then dust with flour. Pan-roast the venison in oven 180C for eight minutes. Remove and rest for five minutes. Slice 3 the beetroot and heat with the blackberry vinaigrette Slice the venison into three pieces. Slice the beetroot and heat with the blackberry vinaigrette. Serve all on warm plate

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Grace Notes TALKING ABOUT INSPIRATION

From a very young age we are inspired, whether we realise it or not, says Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley

WE CAN be inspired by people, places and experiences. I recently attended a retreat day with the Risen folk group and we were asked, “Who inspired you to be involved in music?”. “Who made you think that you would like to do what they do?” My answer was the late Aine Nic Ghabhann. Aine inspired without trying. She had a no nonsense approach to teaching, and to life, and she made her students feel that there was no question as to whether we would reach our goals. She inspired me to always try to find the fun in a performance and this is something that I try to instil in my own students today. Therefore, inspiration breathes inspiration! After the retreat day I found myself drawn repeatedly back to the question, “Who inspires me?” Having mulled it over again I realise that I have been surrounded by inspirational people my whole life.

My parents have never been pushy, and certainly are not 'Show Parents', but they have always stood by me and have genuinely always wanted the best for me. The people from your early childhood are the people who know the essence of you. These people saw the twinkle in my eye as I put on numerous sitting room concerts and wrote several plays, (which unfortunately never made it to the stage!). They knew me when I sang for absolutely no reason, I just sang. These special people are the roots from which we grow. I always tell my Dad he started it all as he told my Mom, “I think herself can sing”, after he had heard me singing “Colours of the Wind” in the back of the car. The back of the car was my favourite place to sing. I was in my own world and loved to sing my favourite songs as I watched the world rush by. As an adult I now want to go back to that place. I want to return to my roots. I must ask my dad for a drive... •Grace’s email is gracefoley.ie

MUSIC AND MOSAIC WEEKEND

HERE’S a great opportunity for art and music lovers – you can create some new work with the help of three dedicated original artists, Nathalie El Baba (visual art), Caz Jeffreys (voice) and Ruti Lachs (music). A weekend workshop is planned for Killarney on Saturday, November 12, and Sunday, November 13. The cost of the two-day workshop is only €40, as this project is kindly supported by the Kerry County Council Arts Office. The workshop, for adults aged 18 and over, takes place on the premises of the Killarney School of Music, where three rooms will be available for a weekend of creativity. “This is a mixed art form project. Participants will be creating mosaic art in response to music, and making music (vocal and/or instrumental) in response to art,” said Ruti. “There will be a lot of group work, and every individual will have a chance to shine. No previous experience is needed. The weekend will be fun, informal, and unique.” Book now to ensure your place. For further information, email rutilachs@gmail.com, or call Ruti on 087660 6118.

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

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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

ANNUAL GARDA MASS

THE annual Garda Mass for current and decreased members of the An Garda Síochána Retired Members Association, Killarney/Caherciveen Branch will be celebrated on Thursday, November 3, at 7.30pm at Killarney Oaks Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney. Serving members of An Garda Síochána are invited to attend. Family members of current, deceased and serving members are also welcome.

KILLARNEY PARISH SILVER CIRCLE

THE results of week one are as follows – first prize of €500: Kit O’Keeffe, Lissivigeen, seller: Mary O’Sullivan Darcy; and second prize, €250: Kate O’Sullivan, Main Street, seller: Anne O’Leary. The winners of €100 each are as follows: Teresa Kelly, Aughacureen, seller: Maisie O’Sullivan; Joan and Áine O’Connor, Roseville Avenue, seller: Sheila Morris; Edward Stack, Dromhale Close, seller: John Dwyer; Peggy O’Leary, Gloundaeigh, Currow, seller: Mary Kavanagh; Richard Clifford, Bridgefield, Lewis Road, seller: Parish Office. The winners of €75 each are as follows: Sheila Murphy, Park Drive, seller: Martin Walsh; Brighid O’Leary, Hussey’s Bar, High Street, seller: Anne O’Leary; Joe O’Shea, Woodlawn, seller: Eileen O’Connor; Tim and Bina Spillane, Countess Grove, seller: John Dwyer; Siobhan, Judy & Brenda, Marian Terrace, seller: Eileen O’Connor; James Looney, Killarney Glass, Woodlands, seller: Con Griffin; Shay Switzer, Dalton’s Avenue, seller: Fr Kieran; Adam Smyth, Ardaneanig, seller: Mary Kelly. Congratulations to all winners, and thanks to all who supported, promoted and sponsored the draw this year. Tickets are still available from the Sacristies and Parish Office. This week’s prize money is sponsored by Quills, Castlerosse Hotel, Urban Optics, Randles Garage, Killarney Autos and Daly’s Supervalu

SPOTLIGHT ON YOUNG MUSICIANS AND SINGERS

LAST Saturday was a tuneful one for young musicians and singers from across the Diocese of Kerry as it hosted a successful workshop for young church performers. Parishes from all corners of the diocese were represented at St. Brendan’s College (the Sem) in Killarney for various music and singing workshops. The musicians’ workshop was presented by Áine Murray, a Kerry-based performer, composer, arranger, lecturer and teacher. The singers’ workshop was facilitated by Dominic Finn. Dominic is a post-primary teacher of music and director of music at Cobh Cathedral. The purpose of this Youth Music Ministry Workshop was to provide youth friendly music for choirs and folk groups, according to diocesan spokeswoman Mary Fagan. “ The workshop also facilitated the learning of new liturgical music that is appropriate and appealing to young people,” said Mary. “The participants were presented with a booklet of music containing hymns, psalms and spiritual songs for various seasons of the liturgical year.” The workshop forms part of a comprehensive approach to Youth Ministry initiated by the Diocese of Kerry. It was coordinated by the Diocesan Pastoral Team in collaboration with parishes and parish liturgical musicians. A youth music ministry network was formed in summer 2016 to respond to the needs of youth choirs and folk groups throughout the diocese. “This group will continue to work together in resourcing and helping youth music groups,” added Mary. At World Youth Day in Rio di Janeiro, Pope Francis referred to the young people of our Church. He noted: “The Church needs you, your enthusiasm, your creativity.” .

Pictured at St Brendan’s College, Killarney, are young people attending the music ministry workshop hosted by the Kerry Diocese last Saturday.

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday worship 9am & 11am. Morning prayer Tuesday & Thursday 8am from 16th August. Bible Study Wednesdays 7.30pm (not 3rd August) FAB Fridays fun for all the family 11am - 1pm. Contact Rev Karen Spence for further info karen.spence@ irishmethodist.org AWARE KILLARNEY DEPRESSION SUPPORT GROUP Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 8pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www. aware.ie THE WELL CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES Jesus Christ says ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 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 St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS SUPPORT GROUP A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS

Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console. ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 0646636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Due to Cultural Centre renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at Killarney School of Music, Central Point, Park Road. Entrance at side door opposite Acme Blinds. Sunday: worship 11am. Wednesday: Bible study 8pm in various homes. For information: Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Psalm 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911. NEW BEGINNINGS MINISTRIES KILLARNEY Meetings every Sunday 12 noon, the Killarney Court Hotel, Tralee Road, Killarney. Tel. 087-7068533. Email: newbeginningskillarney@ gmail.com Salvation Prayer - Father God I come to you just as I am, I ask you to forgive me of my sins and I ask you Jesus come in to my heart, I make you the Lord of my life, fill me with your Holy Spirit, I choose to follow you all the days of my life in Jesus name I pray. SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP Next meeting November 14th 2016 at Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing Home Kilcummin at 7.30pm. Guest speaker Doctor Helena Moore, Neurologist from Tralee. All are welcome. For further information please contact Grace McCrae President 064-7758837.

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St Brendan’s College Hogan Cup victory celebration

ALL-IRELAND winning Hogan Cup captains, players, managers and selectors from St Brendan’s College from across the decades lined out during the week. Leading the Hogan Cup victory celebration, at the Killarney Oaks Hotel on Friday, were 2016 Hogan Cup winning captain Dan O’Brien, along with team manager Garry McGrath, team selectors Arthur Fitzgerald and Hugh Rudden and school principal Sean Coffey. They were joined by past pupils such as John O’Keeffe and Niall Mangan, All Ireland-winning Hogan Cup captains from 1969 and 1992 respectively, Canon James Linnane, 1969 manager and former president, Monsignor Dan O'Riordan, former president, Fr Larry Kelly, 1992 joint manager, Fr Jim Kennelly, 1992 joint manager, and Pat Moynihan and Sean Kelly, 1992 selectors. Others feted on the night were Dara Moynihan, All-Ireland minor final man of the match, and David Clifford, Hogan Cup man of the match.

The St. Brendan's College football squad, management and backroom team at the Hogan Cup victory celebration in The Killarney Oaks Hotel on Friday night. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Dara Moynihan (All Ireland minor final man of the match), and David Clifford (Hogan Cup man of the match).

Niall Mangan, centre, and players Breandan Fitzgerald, left, and Timmy O'Sullivan, right, with Sean Kelly (selector), Fr Larry Kelly and Fr Jim Kennelly (1992 joint managers ) and Pat Moynihan (selector).

Canon James Linnane (1969 Manager and former President), John O'Keeffe (1969 Captain), Niall Mangan (1992 Captain), Dan O'Brien (2016 Captain) and Monsignor Dan O'Riordan (former President). Back from left are Fr Larry Kelly (1992 joint manager), Sean Coffey, Principal, Fr Jim Kennelly (1992 joint manager), Pat Moynihan and Sean Kelly (1992 selectors) Garry McGrath (2016 Manager), Hugh Rudden and Arthur Fitzgerald (2016 selectors).

Front from left are John O'Keeffe (1969 Captain), Canon James Linnane (1969 Manager and former President) and Ger O'Keeffe. Back from left are Pat Lucey, Niall Brosnan, Tom Looney Tom Hanafin and Jim Cremin.

St Brendan's College Killarney All Ireland winning Hogan Cup captains John O'Keeffe (1969), Niall Mangan (1992) and Dan O'Brien (2016).

St. Brendan's College Killarney All Ireland winning Hogan Cup Managers Canon James Linnane, (1969), Fr Larry Kelly and Fr Jim Kennelly (1992) and Garry McGrath (2016). 28.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

The Provocateur ‘GRIDLOCK IS THE STUFF OF HALLOWEEN HORRORS’ WE’RE all familiar with those Halloween horror movies – and indeed nightmares – where the protagonist’s every attempt to escape from an axe murderer/monster is thwarted. No matter where in the house or building one roams, the exit is blocked. Well, that’s how I felt on Sunday – and indeed any time a few extra cars in town chokes our metropolis to the gills. Seriously, the autumn colours do not sit well with what is in effect July traffic, jamming up the Mission Road, Muckross Road, Lewis Road and the bypass. Our town should be able to handle more than a handful of cars by now. Two journeys that normally take ten minutes apiece took 45 each on Sunday. Granted there were extra cars in town and of course match traffic (and we are always delighted to welcome visitors to the town), but surely there is some way Killarney’s streets and approach routes can be better designed to handle the inevitable extra road users? Sometimes you might take a sneaky peek from the Ballydowney roundabout and see the tail of traffic going from the Hans Liebherr Road and think you are ahead of the game by concluding you’ll escape traffic gridlock by swinging down Port Road and choosing the Mission Road option. But you will always be foiled as your heart sinks and you join the queue of frustrated motorists snailing back as far as the entrance to Knockreer. You watch as cars ahead of you do U-turns wherever possible in a frantic effort to escape and you wonder, maybe that might work for me. But often it doesn’t. Your mind whirs through the possible escape routes (like that protagonist in the Halloween horror) but you then realise that a plan to go through the town centre and trying to escape via Lewis Road will be unlikely to succeed as that route is invariably choked up too when traffic gets like this.

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A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS + CRÉ NA CILLE, ARÍS Ashes of cremated Catholics can no longer be kept at home, scattered, or divided among family members, the Vatican has ruled. The new instruction, handed down from the top of the Catholic Church, said ashes must instead be kept in “sacred places” such as cemeteries. It also stressed that it preferred burial to cremation, saying it was the most “fitting way to express faith”. The Vatican has permitted cremation since 1963 but has always frowned on the practice. “It is not permitted to scatter the ashes of the faithful departed in the air, on land, at sea or in some other way, nor may they be preserved in mementos, pieces of jewellery or other objects,” the instruction said. The ruling came from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), a Vatican department, which warned practices “contrary to the Church’s

faith” that had become “widespread”. Speaking at a Vatican news conference, German Cardinal Gerhard Müller, Prefect of the department said that in recent decades there had been a huge increase in the practice of cremation rather than burial, and in the “domestic” conservation of the ashes of the deceased. “We come from the earth and we shall return to the earth,” Cardinal Müller said, re-affirming the church’s preference for burials. “The church continues to incessantly recommend that the bodies of the dead be buried either in cemeteries or in other sacred ground. “In memory of the death, burial and resurrection of the Lord, burial is the most appropriate way to express our faith and hope in bodily resurrection,” he said. Yet Cardinal Müller said cremation would not be banned. Pope Francis had already approved the guidelines, the Vatican said.

HITTING THE HEADLINES AT HOME

Schools close as teachers hit the picket lines SCHOOLS across Kerry and Ireland closed yesterday (Thursday), for the first of seven days of stoppages as secondary teachers took part in a one-day strike. And there will be a withdrawal of supervision and substitution duties to follow when schools return in early November. Talks have been taking place this week between leaders of the Association of

Secondary Teachers in Ireland (ASTI) and senior officials in the Department of Education. About 500 schools are affected, with up to 250,000 teenagers unable to go to school. Schools will reopen for the day on Friday, and then close for the weeklong Halloween break – and the main concern now is what will happen after that.

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VIEWS FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD TIME TO THINK IT OUT AGAIN? It seems Brexit is very far from being a ‘done deal.’ Despite a turnout of 72% in the Brexit referendum, the Leave campaign was supported by 51.9% of those who voted a very narrow margin indeed. There is widespread belief that if the referendum were to be run again the result would be very different. While freedom of movement of people is a core EU principle, immigration was the chief concern of those who voted to leave. Some are of the opinion that Britain is actually full, while others suggest immigration is necessary but not free movement of people. That, they believe is a step too far. It now transpires the referendum is not binding constitutionally and many people believe that a very tight referendum does not send a clear signal for fundamental change. The UK Parliament is sovereign and thus even a very clear Brexit referendum cannot bind it legally. So Parliament, and, with added emphasis, a new parliament elected in a new general election, could decide to ignore the referendum. Politically, however, it would be very difficult to completely ignore the referendum. Leave campaigners cleverly pulled the wool over the UK electorate’s eyes when they claimed “Our trade relations with the rest of the world remain unchanged” (Lord Lawson, 29 February 2016). This is, of course, utterly untrue. They claimed that membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and “continuing” trade agreements would protect the postBrexit UK. However, the terms of the UK’s membership in the WTO, and all other “mixed” trade agreements (trade treaties concluded by both the EU and its member states) could be in jeopardy if the UK tries to exit without first securing a successful transitional agreement with the European Union. UKIP famously promised that by leaving the EU an extra £350 million a week would be available for investment in the NHS. Post-referendum this was deemed a ‘mistake.’ And, of course, the fall in sterling

has hit hard not just in the pocket but in national pride. Now, Downing Street has indicated for the first time that parliament has the right to reject the final Brexit deal, raising the possibility that Britain’s EU exit could yet be halted. Downing Street agreed it is “very likely” that MPs and peers will be given a vote once the withdrawal negotiations are finished, after the issue arose in the High Court. The statement, after the Prime Minister repeatedly refused to give ground on demands for Parliament to have a say on Brexit, immediately triggered furious debate about the possible consequences. One senior pro-EU Conservative MP called it a “victory for all those who believe in the right of Parliament to represents the interests of our constituents”. And the prospect of Parliament exerting some control over the final settlement caused the pound to surge immediately against the dollar in exchange markets. The development came on the third day of the legal challenge against the Government’s separate refusal to give Parliament a vote before Article 50 is invoked. James Eadie QC told the High Court that Parliament would have to ratify any package hammered out with Brussels – prompting Theresa May’s spokeswoman to say it was an “accurate reflection” of the Government’s interpretation of the law. It raised the prospect, at the very least, that MPs and peers could amend the Brexit deal if they opposed key elements of the impact on trade, immigration or other areas. However, it could also mean Britain tumbling out of the EU, probably in early 2019, with no deal whatsoever. The Government has insisted it would not be possible to slam the brakes on EU withdrawal after the two-year Article 50 notice is triggered, early next year. But some leading lawyers have argued there is nothing in Article 50 to prevent the UK withdrawing its declaration that it intends to leave the EU, if it chose to do so.

Danny Healy-Rae has his say on ozone layer KERRY INDEPENDENT TD Danny Healy-Rae, who has been vocal about his rejection of manmade climate change, yesterday objected to the government’s bill which seeks to ratify Ireland’s participation in the Paris Agreement. He said people have been told “untruths” about climate change in the past. “My own views on climate change have already been well known,” he said. “There was changes in the climate way back when there was no industrialisation and when there was way less animals on farms and no intensification of farming in the centuries gone by. “Yet we had intense heat, long periods of very cold, wet weather which culminated in many lives being lost in the famine in the 1740s, caused by two years of incessant rain and extremely cold winters. El Nino and the Gulf Stream played a significant part in climate change going back the centuries. There have been a lot untruths bandied about going back for many years.’’ Deputy Healy-Rae added: “They told us about the ozone layer and there was greenhouse gases from cans of hairspray or whatever but they never told us that it was nuclear testing in the Pacific Ocean 50 years ago actually caused the serious damage to the ozone layer. Thankfully it is mending and it is curing and it is not anything to do with policies in any country in recent times.” Referring to the Paris Agreement, he added: “I’m very worried about this agreement because it will have a severe negative effect on farmers and farmers must be protected.”

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Valerie O'Sullivan at her book signing at Eason Killarney with Anthony Finn, Jennifer Dowling and baby Fiadh. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

Talented Valerie in the frame QUEUES were forming throughout the day at Eason Killarney as readers of all ages clamoured to meet popular Killarney photographer Valerie O’Sullivan on Saturday. Talented Valerie was signing copies of her latest book The MacGillycuddy's Reeks: People and Places of Ireland’s Highest Mountain Range. Exactly a week before, Valerie unveiled the exciting publication at the launch in Kate Kearney’s Cottage. A keen mountaineer as well as an award-winning snapper, Valerie has immortalised the faces and places of Ireland’s highest mountain range in the book. A chapter is also dedicated to the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and Valerie will be donating a sizeable portion of the proceeds of this book to the team.

Valerie with Eanna, Marguerite and Maeve O'Malley.

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Valerie with Niall, Bébhinn, Reailtín and Muireann O'Donoghue.

Ollie Pyne with his two aunties.

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Open night at Killarney Community College is a class act SCIENCE rooms bubbled with experiments, the corridors were filled with the sound of music and the mouth-watering aroma of freshly baked scones greeted parents and students as they entered Killarney Community College for its opening night last week. They got to explore the school at leisure, checking out its four brand-new modern light-filled classrooms. In addition, all the school’s bathrooms have been renovated. “Open night means that parents and children are free to walk around the school and sample the learning that is on offer,” said acting principal Stella Loughnane. Teachers were on hand to explain every aspect of their particular subject to students and parents alike who were well impressed with the creativity on show in the woodwork rooms as well as the performances in the music rooms. Ms Loughnane then addressed the 400-plus crowd, highlighting how

Killarney Community College is a very progressive school. “It is the only school in Killarney to have adopted one-hour classes which based on educational research is considered best practice,” said Ms Loughnane. “Killarney Community College provides students with a wide variety of optional subjects such as home economics, metalwork, woodwork, music, art and technical graphics as well as the traditional core subjects of Irish, English and maths.” The principal went on to explain how the school provides excellent learning opportunities and extra-curricular activities alike. “Killarney Community College has a house system which actively encourages students from all years to work and play together in an effort to win points for their house,” added Ms Loughnane. “The college is to the fore in implementing change having been a pilot school for the new Junior Cert.”

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Animal magic and fun for all the family at Manor West AS PART of its winter schedule of free events and activities, Manor West Shopping Centre and Retail Park is organising a family fun day on Saturday, November 5, from 12 noon. The day will feature plenty of activities for children of all ages, the highlight of which will be “the Animal Roadshow” which will be on site from 1pm.

pigs, an owl and lots of creepy crawlies that are still hanging around after the Halloween celebrations, such as slimy snails, tickly spiders, scorpions and other teeny insects! There will also be an animal arts and crafts area where kids can draw, make and colour their favourite animals and bring their works of art home with them.

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Derek Rusk, centre manager, said, “At Manor West, family is very important to us. We really enjoy organising these types of events and seeing all the

visitors to the centre enjoying a fun filled family day out. I think I might be even more excited about the mini zoo than some of the kids will be!” Kingdom Party Pals will be there on the day with Minnie and Mickey Mouse as well as Anna and Elsa among others, so don’t forget to take a picture and share it on the Manor West Facebook page. There will also be face painters, balloon modeller and ‘Tony Wonder The Magician’ with magic skills and illusions that will amaze visitors. 28.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

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Four-star hotel on the market in Killarney THE Brook Lodge Hotel in Killarney has gone on the market. The four-star hotel boasts a town-centre location, on the Monsignor O’Flaherty Road, off High Street. It features 24 ensuite bedrooms, all of which have a bath and shower. Dining room has covers for 40 people and the hotel has a fully equipped commercial kitchen. The hotel offers ample car parking and coach parking onsite. The site occupies 1.1 acres and there is potential to expand the existing property. The hotel was built in 1999 and has a BER rating of B3. The property has a guide price of €1.85 million. The sale is being handled by joint agents Tom Spillane of Tom Spillane & Co and Michael Coughlan of Sherry Fitzgerald Coghlan.

Garden Magic PLENTY TO DO IN THE ROOM OUTSIDE

Thinking of getting a few jobs done in the garden this long weekend? Debby Looney some tips

WE ARE nearing the end of October and nights are getting colder. Evenings are short, and luckily for us gardeners the jobs that need to be done can be done in the weekend! As a gardener my first love is planting plants…Two years ago I discovered a beautiful Mahonia. Now I have always been fond of the common Mahonia Japonica, but for a smaller garden, Japonica Soft Caress is a must – have! It is spineless, and so elegant with its feathery foliage. It has fragrant yellow flowers followed by blue berries. The flowers are great for attracting bees, as are heathers at this time of year. It is also worthwhile planting Colchicum Autumnale in the spring for a colourful display now. Bare-rooted trees and hedging can be bought and planted now. If you are planting trees make sure to stake them, as the roots will be damaged if the tree moves

too much in the wind. It is also a good idea to prune climbing and rambling roses now, before the winter storms damage them too much. Clear away dead leaves and use them as mulch, but don’t use rose leaves for this purpose as they harbour a lot of fungal diseases such as blackspot. If your garden is wet, it is advisable to lift Dahlias, Begonias and Gladioli. Take any dead leaves off and store in a dry place, or in dry sand. Now is also the time to cut back and divide your perennials. Apple trees and fruit trees benefit from a “winter wash” to kill off any bugs that are hibernating under the bark. Put glue bands around your apple trees to stop the female winter moth. The caterpillars will decimate the flower buds in the spring. All in all, there is still plenty to do outside – and on a rainy day you can disinfect your greenhouse!

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Lantern Lodge KERRY TD Danny Healy-Rae and his son Councillor Johnny Healy-Rae met with the Health Service Executive last Friday morning to highlight services for people attending Lantern Lodge. They urged the HSE to provide the same services at the new facility at Leewood House which will be opening in coming weeks. “We have asked continuously that meals and shower facilities will be made available at Leewood House but to date the HSE have failed to agree to these requests, Lantern Lodge and the staff gave an excellent service to all the people who attending there back over the years and it is not acceptable if the same care and facilities will not be provided in Leewood House,” they stated.

Artists urged to make their mark in Killarney CALLING all artists – would you like your work to be seen by over a thousand people in just one evening in Killarney and be part of what has come to be regarded as one of the best nights out on the Kerry social calendar? Killarney Rotary Club’s Evening of Wine And Art in association with Daly’s SuperValu takes place on Thursday, November 24, in The Malton and it promises to be more exciting and prestigious than ever. “As an artist you will receive space to display your works and over the years the event has generated tens of thousands of euros for local charities,” said Killarney Rotary Club president Angela O’Connor. “To participate and be in with a chance of exhibiting and selling your work please contact us by sending an email to killarneyrotaryclub@ gmail.com.”

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Ogier aims for fourth WRC manufacturers’ crown for Volkswagen HAVING claimed his fourth consecutive WRC world drivers' title, Sebastien Ogier is determined to lead Volkswagen Motorsport to a fourth straight manufacturers' crown this weekend at Wales Rally GB. Between Ogier and team-mate Jari-Matti Latvala the pair of Volkswagen Motorsport drivers need to claim a combined total of 34 points to secure the WRC manufacturers' title with a round to spare, regardless of what nearest rivals Hyundai achieves over the final two rounds in Wales and Australia. After winning the past three Wales Rally GB and being on a three round victory stretch, Ogier is full of confidence at an event he failed to score a single point at during his first five attempts.

Meeke feels running order may dictate Wales Rally GB result Kris Meeke says road and weather conditions at Wales Rally GB will play a pivotal role in the result with those first in the running order gaining the biggest advantage of the season. The Abu Dhabi Total WRT Citroen squad is set to make its final competitive outing of 2016 ahead of its return as a full factory effort next year at Wales Rally GB, with Meeke and Nagle confirmed for next season along with Waterford driver, Craig Breen. It will be exciting to see Ireland being represented at this level in the next generation WRC cars with the season opener in Monte Carlo from January 20 to 22. 28.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

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CAR SHARING: THE FUTURE OF MOTORING HERE’S an important question: Would you rather share a car than own one? All over the world there is a rapidly accelerating trend towards car sharing - a system where motorists rent vehicles for short periods of time instead of actually owning them. Most of the world's major cities now operate such schemes, and they are working - especially in the very heavily populated areas where severe traffic congestion is changing attitudes about actually owning a vehicle. It's estimated there are now more than two million motorists involved in car sharing schemes around the world, and they are participating in an initiative that experts say can reduce car ownership by 15 vehicles for every shared vehicle. Research suggests that the average owned vehicle spends upwards of 95 per cent of its time not being used, whereas vehicles involved in car sharing are used at least 60 per cent of the time.

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In the future, would you own a vehicle or share it? In fact the change is already happening on a rapidly increasing scale. Car-sharing initiatives such as Zipcar in the US, DriveNow in Europe, and Uber in many parts of the world are gaining traction – Uber is

now completing five million rides a day. Changing our perception of what a car means to us will be difficult. However cast your mind back twenty years when the ‘ludicrous’ ideal of downloading music was unveiled, hasn’t public perception changed. Now we can’t remem-

ber when or where we last bought a CD. A music store is now a nostalgic journey in the same way car ownership may become. For me I hope that never happens but it has its merits in being able to combat congestion.

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Is your child’s car seat fitted correctly? SHOCKINGLY, statistics show that four out of five car seats are incorrectly fitted. Receiving correct advice and guidance is crucial and this week Killarney Gardaí have been joining forces with the Road Safety Authority’s “Check it Fits” service Motorists in Killarney this week got to avail of a top-class free service that will help them check that their children’s car seats are fitted correctly as a team of experts offered help at Deerpark Tesco (behind Tesco) to provide a free service for parents and guardians. “Following this information and awareness campaign by the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána, we will commence an enforcement operation between now and Christmas. This enforcement operation is specific to Killarney at the moment,” said Sergeant Dermot O’Connell of Killarney Gardaí. ”All children under 150cms, approximately 4 feet 10 inches in height, or 36kgs (79lbs) in weight must use a child restraint system (CRS) suitable for their height and weight while travelling in a car or goods vehicle (other than a taxi).” An example of a CRS would be a child car seat or booster cushion/booster seat. Rear-facing child car seats must not be used in passenger seats protected by an active frontal airbag. An airbag which deploys (opens up) in front of a rearward-facing child car seat can cause serious injury or even death if there is a collision. For more information on Check it Fits and for an up-to-date schedule of upcoming road shows, visit http://www.rsa.ie/checkitfits Ron Richardson, Check it Fits, and Garda Finbarr O'Donovan.

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SERVICE Michael Bernard O’Donoghue: Oil Boiler Servicing TOP of most householders’ wish lists this season is the desire to save money on heating bills and enjoy the benefits of a heating system tailored to their specific requirements. Efficient winter heating is foremost in everyone’s minds at the moment and a top-quality service on offer in Killarney provides all that and more. Michael Bernard O’Donoghue Oil Boiler Servicing, based in Gortdromakerrie, Muckross, Killarney, is a real one-stop shop when it comes to oil boiler fitting, repairs and services, as well as all plumbing and heating requirements. A consultation with Michael Bernard – who has 16 years’ experience in the field – is a must, as he is perfectly

placed to give you an excellent overview of the options available to you. First and foremost, getting your boiler serviced before Christmas is essential, as it will help you save on oil costs. Michael Bernard also carries out efficiency testing and emissions testing, all vital to the smooth running of your boiler. Of course a read-out of your boiler system will go a long way to ensure it is working as efficiently as possible and Michael Bernard will present you with a printout once the readout is complete. This should of course be done once a year. You can contact Michael Bernard O’Donoghue on 0879808517.

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in memoriam 1ST ANNIVERSARY LYNE (NEE MURPHY)

In loving memory of Hannah Mary Lyne Knockeendubh, Tralee Road Killarney who died on 28th October 2015. Your life was one of kindly deeds, A helping hand for others needs, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories left behind. Loved and remembered by your brothers Míceal, Liam, Dermot & John, your sister Gerardine, sisters in law Bridie, Eileen, Sheila and Grace. Nephews, nieces, grandnephews, grandnieces & cousins.

1ST ANNIVERSARY LYNE (NEE MURPHY)

41ST BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

15TH & 42ND ANNIVERSARIES

O’SULLIVAN

LOONEY

In loving memory of Abina O’Sullivan Killarney and Tournanough, Gneeveguilla whose birthday occurs on the 28th of October.

Jack and Alice Looney, “Sliabh Luachra”, Park Road, Killarney.

We miss your smile Your joking ways We miss the things You used to say And when old times We do recall It’s then we miss you Most of all.

Ansin chuala an guth ó na flaithis á rá: “Scríobh: Is beannaithe na mairbh a fhaigheann bás sa Tiarna.... i dtreo go scoirfidh siad dá saothar mar tá a n-oibreacha á leanúint.” “Blessed are those who die in the Lord. Now they can rest after their labours for their good deeds go with them.” Rev. 14:13

Happy birthday Bina, Love from Mam and Dad. xxx

Leaba i measc na naomh go raibh acu.

We don’t think of you as gone away, Your journey’s just begun Life holds so many facets, This earth is only one.

18TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

We think of you as resting, From the sorrows and the tears, In a place of warmth and comfort, Where there are no days or years. In loving memory of Hannah Mary Lyne Knockeendubh, Tralee Road, Killarney who died on 28th October 2015. October comes with sad regret, It brings back a day we will never forget, The gates of heaven opened wide, The angels stood side by side, A wonderful guest was on her way, The day God called you home to stay.

Think how she must be wishing, That we could know today, How nothing but our sadness, Can really pass away. Think of her as living In the hearts of those she touched, For nothing loved is ever lost, And she was loved so much. Lovingly rememberd by your brothers, sister-in-law, nieces and nephew.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your brother Míceal, Bridie & Family.

46TH ANNIVERSARY 1ST ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of a beloved Wife, Mother and Grandmother Noreen O’Sullivan, late of “Alavista”, Rock Road, Killarney who died on the 1st November 1998. As time unfolds another year, Memories keep you very near, You are loved and thought of everyday. Always loved and forever in our hearts, Your Husband John Joe, Sons Tadhg and Sean, Daughters Joanne and Deirdre, Daughters-in-law, Sons-in-law and Grandchildren.

36TH & 38TH ANNIVERSARY O’LEARY

In loving memory of Hannah Mary Lyne Late of Knockeendubh, Killarney who died on 28th October 2015. Will those who think of her today A little prayer to Jesus say. Sadly missed and always loved by her brother Dermie, Sheila, Michael and Jeremiah.

In loving memory of Sean Anthony Galvin late of St. Annes Road, Killarney who died on the 27th October, 1970. He will not grow old As we that are left grow old Age will not weary him Nor the years condemn At the going of the sun And in the morning We will remember him. Sadly missed by his mother and brothers.

POWERFUL NOVENA PRAYER TO THE VIRGIN MARY O Most Beautiful Flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful vine, Splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin assist me in this my necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and show me herein you are my mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my necessity. There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mary I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine. Amen. This prayer must be said for three days and after that the request will be granted and the prayer must be published. Thank you for favours received. C.A.

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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. A.N.

SHEEHAN

In loving memory of Eamon Sheehan, Crohane, Fossa Killarney who passed away on 26th October 2014. When I must leave you for a little while, Please do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years, But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name live on and do all things the same, Feed not your loneliness on empty days, But fill each working hour in useful ways, Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And I in return will comfort you and hold you near; And never, never be afraid to die, For I am waiting for you in the sky! Lovingly remembered by your wife Annette, daughter Tracy and son Peter. Anniversary Mass in Fossa Church Sunday 30th October at 11am.

4TH ANNIVERSARY

GALVIN

LYNE

2ND ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Joan and Michael O’Leary, 4 St. Anthony’s Place, Killarney Co. Kerry who died on the 27th September 1980 and 29th October 1978. Somewhere beyond the sunset Where loved ones never die Ye sleep in a beautiful garden Beneath a golden sky Our thoughts are always with ye Our memories never fade, We treasure all the years we shared, And all the love ye gave. We’ll always love and miss ye with every passing day, The longing just to see ye will never go away. Always remembered by their loving daughter Mary, son-in-law Gerard, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren.

HEALY

Cherished memories of Daniel Healy, late of Rockfield, Tralee Road, Killarney whose 4th anniversary occurs on the 1st November. We never part from those we love No distance can divide us With memories dear and love sincere You always walk beside us. Deeply loved and sadly missed Mam, Dad, Mary and the extended family. xxx Anniversary Mass on Friday 28th October at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

4TH ANNIVERSARY HEALY

Treasured memories of Daniel, Rockfield Tralee Road, Killarney. No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you. Lovingly remembered by Uncle Johnie, Breda, Diane, Seán, Kevin and David.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. B.D.

in memoriam 3RD ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY

O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of John Martin O’Sullivan, 13 Marian Terrace, Killarney, who died on the 24th October 2013.

In loving memory of a wonderful Husband and Father Jerry O’Sullivan Ballaugh, Killarney who died on November 3rd 2011. R.I.P.

We hold you close within our heart, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again. Lovingly remembered by your Dad.

You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care A loving nature, a heart of gold One of the best this world could hold. Never selfish, always kind These are the memories you left behind. Sadly missed by your loving wife Noreen and family.

18TH ANNIVERSARY

10TH ANNIVERSARY MURPHY

In loving memory of Seamus Óg Murphy Aughacurreen, Killarney Who died on the 1st November, 2006. Two little hands are resting. A little heart is still. A little son we love is waiting for us just over the hill. Always loved and remembered Dad, Mom, sisters Amy, Shauna & brother John xxxxxx

TEAHAN

8TH ANNIVERSARY MURPHY In loving memory of Michael Teahan, 6 Woodlawn Park, Killarney who died on the 2nd of November 1998. Treasured memories keep you near, As tme unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. Lovingly remembered by Maureen, Alex, David and Families.

26TH ANNIVERSARY DOYLE

In loving memory of Kathleen Murphy, late of 14 Millwood, Killarney, who died on the 1st of November 2008. Mother Dear We sat beside your bedside, Our hearts were crushed and sore; We did our duty to the end, ‘Till we could do no more. In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade away; And though our hearts were breaking, We knew you could not stay.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

Precious people are very few That is why there was only one of you Lord, treasure him in your garden of rest Because on earth he was one of the best. Sadly missed by your sister Eileen and family. Anniversary Mass at 9.30.a.m. on Saturday morning the 29th of October in the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

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. F.O.T.

O’CONNOR Eileen O’Connor Churchtown Castleisland Co. Kerry Died 31st October, 2015

You left behind some aching hearts, That loved you most sincere; We never shall and never will, Forget you, Mother dear. In loving memory of John Doyle, 39 O’ Kelly’s Villas, Killarney, whose anniversary occurs on the 30th of October.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY MANGAN BYRNE

In loving memory of our precious little Baby Luke Mangan Byrne late of Orchard Close, Countess Road whose anniversary occurs on October 28th. He was so very very special And was so from the start. We held him in our arms But mainly in our hearts. And like a single drop of rain That on still waters fall His life did ripples make and touched the lives of all. Your wings were ready, but my heart was not “7 weeks together....in our hearts forever xx” Loving you always, forgetting you never Lukey, your heartbroken Mommy and Daddy & baby brother Charlie.

On the first anniversary of our mother’s death, her daughters Martina, Helen and Mary and the family of the late Eileen O’Connor (nee Flahive), Churchtown, Castleisland, wish to thank most sincerely all those who sympathised with them in their bereavement; those who called to our home; those who attended the removal, Mass and funeral; those who sent Mass cards and those who brought food and refreshments. Thanks to Fr. Dan O’Riordan, who attended to Mam in her home and to Fr. Pat Crean Lynch, who celebrated Mam’s funeral Mass. We thank Rita O’Connor for leading us in prayer during the Rosary. We thank most sincerely Bernard and Anne Marie Tagney for their professionalism and advice in managing the funeral arrangements and Helen Lyons for the music and singing during the funeral Mass. To the gravediggers who prepared Mam’s grave. To Maurice, Dan and Daniel Casey and Garda Connie Murphy for their presence and the respect and dignity shown to Mam in our home. To Dr. Dave Geaney and Dr. Anne Fleming for their medical attention to Mam. To Margaret Carmody and her sister Breda, who cared for Mam over the past number of years. There were many people, who regularly called to Mam in Churchtown - your care for and kindness to Mam was very much appreciated. Many thanks to our relatives, kind neighbours and friends, who helped in so many ways before, during and after Mam’s funeral. Your support and kindness will never be forgotten. It would be truly impossible to thank everyone individually. We trust that this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our deepest appreciation. Mass has been offered for your intentions. Mam’s first anniversary Mass will take place on Saturday 29 October at 6.15pm.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY BUCKLEY

In loving memory of Bridie Buckley Lismongane, Fossa, Killarney Who died 31st October, 2015. As we lovingly remember our dear mother, Bridie on the 1st anniversary of her death, we her daughters Kathleen and Mary, sons-in-law Teddy and Micheál, grandchildren and great grandchildren would like to express our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who sympathised with us on our sad loss. Thanks to all those who visited our home, attended the rosary, removal, the funeral Mass and burial. Thanks also to those who sent Mass cards, flowers and messages of support and those who travelled long distances. We are especially grateful to our relatives, friends and neighbours who helped in so many ways at the time. We offer our special thanks to Fr. Tom Looney and Fr. Micheál O’Doherty who officiated at the funeral Mass and burial. Thanks to Helen Kerins and Denis Crowley for their music and singing at the funeral Mass. We would like to acknowledge and offer our sincere thanks to her excellent carers, to the staff of Ashborough Lodge, Milltown, Deenagh Medical Practice and home helps who looked after Bridie. We value greatly the kindness and understanding shown by O’Shea’s Funeral Home. To everyone who helped us over those sad days and over the past year, we say thank you. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. Please accept this as a token of our grateful appreciation as we could not respond to everyone individually. ‘We won’t forget the face we loved, Or the memory of your smile, Or the countless things you did for us, That made our life worthwhile’ First Anniversary Mass on Monday, 31st October, 2016 at 7.30pm in Fossa Church.

26TH ANNIVERSARY O’ CONNOR

In loving memory of John O’ Connor late of Ardaneanig, Killarney, who died on the 31st of October 1990. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, A wonderful nature, warm and true, These are the memories we have of you. Always remembered by Eileen, Tommy and family.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

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Patrick (Paddy Ando) Moynihan Clounts, Rathmore, Co. Kerry. Who died on 29th October 2015.

In loving memory of Tom O’Sullivan South Hill, Mill Road, Killarney Who died on the 4th of November 2015.

We, Patrick’s family, would like to express our sincere thanks to all who sympathised and supported us on our sad loss. To those who attended the rosary, removal, funeral Mass, burial and those who sent Mass cards, we thank you. Thank you to Fr. Pat O’Donnell for his prayers and his celebration of the funeral Mass in a touching and meaningful way. Thank you to Joan Collins and Sheila McSweeney for enhancing the Mass with their music and singing; to Ballydesmond GAA and to his friends in John A Wood Ltd. for their guard of honour. A special word of thanks to Dr. Anthony McDonnell and Dr. Miriam McCarthy for all their care over the years; to all the management and staff at Rathmore Day Care Centre for their care and attention. To all the management and staff at Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing Home, Kilcummin, for all the love, care and dignity shown in his final months and to all his friends who visited him, thank you. To all the staff at the Casualty Department, KUH for their prompt care and attention to Patrick and their support to the family upon his sudden death. A special thanks to his home helps Maureen, Margaret, Sheila, Marie and Bridie for all their care and the district nurses Marie Ryan and Sheila McCarthy. Thank you to John D., Michael John and Tony of O’Keeffe’s Undertakers for their professionalism and handling of the funeral arrangements. A sincere thank you to our family, relations who travelled, neighbours and friends for their kindness and support. Thanks to Austin and Bernie and Kingdom Caterers for the excellent refreshments provided in Cahill’s Bar, Rathmore. There are so many who helped us in their own special way that it would be impossible to thank everyone individually. Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere gratitude. Mass has been offered for your kind intentions.

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. C.D.

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On the First Anniversary of his death, we Tom’s family, would like to thank most sincerely all those who sympathised with us in our sad loss. To all those who visited our home, telephoned, sent Mass cards and flowers, attended the Rosary, Removal and Funeral Mass and Burial. Thank you to Victoria House Hotel, the Gleneagle Hotel and our good neighbours for the food and refreshments. We would also like to thank Dr. Domhnall Kavanagh and the clerical staff at Torc Medical Practice and O’Donoghue’s Chemist Main Street. A special thanks to the Home Help and District Nurses for their kindness and care always. To the Doctors and Nurses at University Hospital Kerry, the Community Hospital Killarney and the Ambulance teams. Special thanks to Fr. Jim Lenihan for celebrating Dad’s Funeral Mass and to the Cathedral Choir and Sacristan. Thanks to the Flesk Valley Rowing Club for their Guard of Honour. Also thanks to Tim, Mike, Mary, the grave diggers and all at O’Shea’s Funeral Directors for their kind help and professionalism. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, we offer this Acknowledgement as a token of our sincere gratitude to all. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions. There is a face before us, A voice we’d love to hear, A smile we will always remember, Of a Dad we loved so dear. Anniversary Mass on Friday 4th of November at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

Jason Higgins Deputy Manager Aghadoe Heights Hotel (fourth from left) presenting the Club Championship sponsored by Aghadoe Heights Hotel to winner Dermot Roche with (from left) Arthur Hanley Club President, Michael Cotter Aghadoe Heights Hotel, semi-finalists Paul Murphy and Liam Hartnett Captain at Killarney Golf Club, Killarney.

Tommy Cooper (left) presenting the John C Cooper Memorial Cup to winner Andrew Garnett with Liam Hartnett Captain at Killarney Golf Club, Killarney on Friday.

5TH ANNIVERSARY DOYLE

In loving memory of Michael Doyle 5 Pinewood Est Killarney. R.I.P. Just a prayer from the family who loved you, Just a memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Becasue we thought the world of you. Within our store of memories, He holds a place apart, For no one else can ever be, More cherished in our hearts.

Liam Hartnett Captain (front right) presenting first prize in the David Keating Backstakes mens competition to winner Conor Healy with (left) prizewinners Tom Sugrue 2nd (back from left) Sean Devane, Liam Healy, Joan Fleming who accepted the prize on behalf of her son Ciaran and Arthur Hanley Club President at Killarney Golf Club, Killarney.

Sadly missed by his loving wife Eileen, daughters Norma and Elaine and grandchildren Rachel and Alanna. Michael’s Anniversary Mass will be on Friday 4th November at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

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Mary O'Rourke Lady Captain presenting first prize in the Reen's Garage Rathmore Ladies competition to Maura Fitzgerald who accepted the prize on behalf of Mary Lacey with (from left) Kelly Brotherton Best Gross, Amy Arthur 2nd, Siobhan Brosnan 4th and Kathleen Wrenn 3rd at Killarney Golf Club, Killarney.

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Firies GAA go racing A LARGE contingency from Firies and further afield came to Kingdom Greyhound Stadium, Tralee, to support Firies GAA efforts’ to kick-start their commencement of the juvenile pitch in Ballyvarrig, Firies. Large crowds descended last Saturday to avail of the activity-packed evening. Tim Clifford of the organising committee noted how the family-friendly event was for the benefit of the younger generations. Thanking the 11 race sponsors, he said: “Our race sponsors have been extremely charitable, without so, the event would not be able to take place. They include; Killarney Mechanical Services, Liam Lynch Motors, Gallivan Financial, Gallivan Murphy Hooper Dolan, Greyline Ltd UK, Solid.ie, Kevin Moynihan Scaffolding, Little Stars Childcare, Donagh Hickey Rathmore, Henderson’s Shop & Bar Firies, The Flynn Family Skahies, O’Sullivan Bike Shop, Killarney, Kerry Group, Jimmy Brien’s and K-Town Killarney. Tim went on to thank the copious amount of businesses and our club members who supported the night by purchasing tickets and adverts on the programme and donated spot prizes.”

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TEEING UP FOR ST PAUL’S GOLF CLASSIC

At the presentation of the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic in Charlie Foley's Bar following the outing at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday were front from left, Colm Foley (Charlie Foley's Bar, sponsor), Sinead O'Shea and Neilus Hayes of the winning Flemings Taxis team and Noreen Coffey. Back from left are Shane Horgan, Karl McMahon, Philip O'Connor, Brian Clarke, Pat Casey, Paul Sheehan and Paul Corridan (Loch Lein Country House team, second place). PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Joe Hurley, James Lynch and Kieran McCarthy (Jimmy Briens Bar) taking part in the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday.

John O'Callaghan, Brendan Cronin and Padraig Cronin (Killegy Construction team) taking part in the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday.

Connie O'Shea, Bernard Brosnan and Eamon O'Brien (Eamon O'Brien Accountant team), taking part in the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday.

Club members serve up new squash season THE squash season kicked off in earnest this month with the O'Keeffe's Oil (Rathmore) monthly competition for October. Sixty-five players are competing in the first event of the season with a noted increase in the number of beginners taking up the sport. The Gleneagle Squash club is always looking for new members and it is a great way to get in an intense and fun workout in just 40 minutes! Games for beginners can be arranged by contacting the club on 064-6634063. The season runs right up until April 2017. Junior coaching for boys and girls under-16 takes place on Friday nights from 7.20pm. Please call the club for further information. All new members welcome. The chairman of the senior club for the 2016/2017 season is Mike Launching the new squash season at Gleneagle Squash Club, Killarney, were front from left, Arthur Murphy, Noreen Buckley, George O'Keeffe (O'Keeffe's Oils Rathmore, sponsor) and Mike Crowley and chairwoman of the junior club is Noreen Buckley. Crowley, Chairman, Back from left are Ray O'Callaghan, Kevin Smith, Cian McCarthy, Ken Malone, Michael Buckley, Liam Shine, Ryan Kavanagh, Mike O'Donoghue, Donie Murhill and Connie Doyle PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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Athletic and Celtic advance in FAI Junior Cup Killarney sides are looking good in Ireland’s top tournament, writes Adam Moynihan

T WAS another good weekend for both of Killarney’s premier teams as Athletic and Celtic secured their passage to the fourth round of the FAI Junior Cup. With ten teams remaining in the Kerry, Clare and Desmond League section, they’re now just one game away from the last sixty-four and an open draw. There are some strong teams in the hat but confidence shouldn’t be an issue; it has been a very positive start to the season for both camps. Following a really poor campaign in 2015/16, things are looking a bit better this time around for Athletic. We’ve won our opening three

league games under Stuart Templeman and find ourselves top of league with nine points. To put that into perspective, it took us sixteen games to reach the ninepoint mark last season. Sunday’s 5-0 victory over Coole of the Clare District League was our sixth win in seven games in all competitions, a poor performance away to Dynamos in the Munster Junior Cup the only negative so far. Although Coole weren’t the strongest opposition it was still a solid display, Łukasz Polak, Mike Stam O’Donoghue, Darren Mulcahy and Will Courtney all on the scoresheet. I scored too but I don’t want to go on about it.

Celtic managed to negotiate a potentially tricky tie against Mitchel’s Avenue of Tralee, and by all accounts the 1-0 scoreline wasn’t an accurate reflection of the match. Wayne Sparling got the game’s only goal but the Celts dominated proceedings and could have won by much more. Their first season under manager Brian Spillane has gone more or less to plan, a 0-0 draw with Castleisland the only minor hiccup to date. They’ve been boosted by the return of some Legion players but Podge O’Connor, who is moving to the States, will be a big loss. Nevertheless they have a very strong-looking team and they’re sure to be in the mix come the business end of the season.

Celtic and Athletic are two of four Kerry teams still involved in the tournament, Listowel and Dingle the others. They’ll be joined in the pot by Newmarket Celtic, Bridge United and Avenue United of Clare and Carrig Celtic, Ballingarry and Abbeyfeale of the Desmond League. It would be nice for the Killarney clubs to avoid each other in this round as I’m sure both sets of players would enjoy a trip up the country in round five. Newmarket Celtic, who dismantled Castleisland last weekend, Avenue, who beat Dynamos, and Abbeyfeale would all be very difficult opponents but there’s no easy draw as such and it will take a big effort to secure a spot in the last sixty-four either way. But, on form, both Athletic and Celtic have every reason to be hopeful of a good run in the competition.

Rugby news and views with Liam Murphy FIRST off, Happy Halloween to all the rugby supporters out there. The past 2 weeks have been very tough for Munster and Ireland Rugby fans as we ultimately tried to come to terms with the death of Anthony Foley. It was truly amazing to see the tributes pouring in from right across the rugby world for Axel. Tributes from the likes of Dan Carter and Brian O’Driscoll as well as clubs like Clermont and Scarlets marking the life of Axel in their own special way, really and truly brought the term "rugby family" to life. Munster themselves hosted Glasgow Warriors in a highly emotional European Cup encounter at Thomond Park, a match played in tribute to Axel.

It was heartbreaking to watch the player’s line up for the minutes silence; however they played like the Munster of old and beat Glasgow on a scoreline of 38 points to 17. A red card for Keith Earls was the only negative on a day that will live on in Munster folklore as we paid tribute to our fallen Chieftain. Saturday at Thomond Park live long in the memory along with the likes of Munster V All Blacks in 1978 and the Heineken Cup final in 2006. This weekend we will hold a flag day around town as we raise vital funds for the club. So if you see someone in a Killarney RFC top shaking a bucket on Saturday, please give any spare change you can. We are hosting an 80s V 90s

night in aid of the club at the Killarney Grand Hotel on Friday, November 18. It will be a great night and there will be a reduced entry price for those in fancy dress! So, dust off the leg warmers and Denim jackets and come along to what will be a great night for all! Finally, our minis travel to Listowel on Saturday to take part in the first round of the West Munster Minis Blitzes, where teams at U8, U10, U11 and U12 will play matches against teams from Listowel, Castleisland and Iveragh. Best of luck to all!

Maurice O'Donoghue, Margaret O'Donoghue and Brian McCarthy (Scott's Hotel team) taking part in the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Philip O'Connor and Rian Weldon, in front, with Conor Healy, Padraig Weldon (St. Paul's Chairman) and Shane Horgan (MOC Services team), taking part in the St Paul's Basketball Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club on Saturday.

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THE HEART AND SOUL OF KERRY FOOTBALL Eamonn Fitzgerald notes that Weeshie Fogarty’s new book is recommended reading for anyone interested in the Kerry football story KERRY continue to lead the way winning All Ireland football titles more so than any other county and this prompted Weeshie Fogarty to ask the reasons for this supremacy. The Heart and Soul of Kerry Football opens up this whole topic for discussion. This is the Killarney man’s third book and is published by O’Brien Press. He has already published a book on Dr Eamonn and My Beautiful Obsession where he chased the Kerry dream. He interviews a cross-section of football stars and traces the fortunes through good times and bad times. Were there bad times? Not many but he delves in to see how Kerry were beaten by Waterford, yes Waterford in the 1957 Munster Championship. Tradition unlocks the key to Kerry’s successes. “What other county can boast such a tradition. Kerry must never forget. If you forget your past you have no present and if you have no present you have no future,” he says in the preface. Football and its heroes have shaped the way we approach life in Kerry. He quotes the evocative lines from The Secret of Kerry written by Valentia man Joseph G. Smyth. “Then he’ll hark to the thud of a football and things more important must yield, For nothing must stay in a Kerry lad’s way when the ball bounces high on the field.” Therein lays the magic, mystery and the irresistible spirit of football in Kerry. The author admits that it is impossible to encapsulate in print, “the true meaning, spirit, uniqueness and secret of Kerry football”. He takes us back to 1953 when Kerry beat Armagh in the All-Ireland final, having gone through a very lean period back to 1946. Weeshie was a young garsún in ‘The Mon’ when in come Jackie Lyne, the unrelated Tadhgie Lyne and Donie Murphy with the Sam Maguire, three heroes in that win over Armagh. The pupils got the mandatory half day and lessons off that night, but more lasting than all of that, “like every boy that day, I was captivated, consumed, smitten. The seeds had been set, and a lifetime of total involvement and commitment had begun,” writes Weeshie.

TRADITION Tradition, tradition and more tradition. Each boy dreamed that someday he too would emulate the heroes and would prosper in Croke Park. Taking the winning cup around to the schools on the day after a final is still as strong a ritual as ever. The custom continues. As recently as two weeks ago the winning Croke players carried the Bishop Moynihan Cup around the schools, right back in to the Mon and other schools in the area. It is the dream of every Kerry garsún to wear the revered green and gold of Kerry some day and hopefully the Artane band will lead him out in front of 82,000 spectators. Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. I loved the chapter on ‘First football and the huge effort the boys made to scramble a fiver to buy the coveted ball from Dan O’Keeffe below in Mulcahy’s shop. LUNACY John B Keane says that in the run-up to the All-Ireland final “lunacy comes over Kerry people. Young and old, men and women lose all sense of themselves. It’s football for breakfast, dinner and supper and everyone becomes an expert on the game “ Jimmy Deenihan goes further saying that “ Kerry football is recognised as an art form as much

The Glenflesk group at the Kerry Community Games awards.

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as a sport. Interestingly, Dr Eamonn published his own book in 1956 entitled The Art and Science of Gaelic Football. Weeshie also points out that Kerry players are never allowed to get too big for their boots no matter how successful they are or how many All=Ireland medals they have won: “Their accessibility is yet another reason why the younger generations strive to follow in their footsteps.” Around Killarney getting on with the normality of life away from the heroic deeds in Croke Park, bringing home the laurels you see Gooch, Donie O’Sullivan, Tom Long and a host of other stars. Their greatness is there for all to see. Think what it is like for the Irish diaspora. Connie Kelly does the collection during Mass in Boston wearing the green and gold geansaí. Killarney, Tralee and Caherciveen will produce the townie nippy forwards, while teak-strong backs and majestic midfielders will come from the rural parts of Kerry. Another ingredient central to Kerry success being maintained is that former stars come back to train, coach and inspire the new crop of budding stars, He does offer a warning on slippage in this respect. “While I might be in a minority of one on this, I firmly believe that the traditions I speak of are already being allowed to slip back into the mists of time, where they will be lost forever.” That’s the author’s view. I don’t agree with him on this one. CLASSY 15 Team selections are always contentious and we can be sure that if anyone of us picked our best Kerry 15 since 1953 it would not meet with universal approval. Weeshie is very specific on his 15. He does not say that each of his 15 was the best player for that position. He calls it as his all time (1953 -2016), most skilful, classy and stylish Kerry 15. His selection is Johnny Culloty in goal ahead of Danno Keeffe and Charlie Nelligan and a full back line of Seamus Murphy, Johnno Keeffe and Paudie Lynch. No room for Marc O Se in the full-back line so he goes in at wing back ahead of brother Tomás. Sean Murphy is on the other wing with Séamus Moynihan at number six. Midfield has to have Mick O’Connell, but who will partner him?, surely Jack O'Shea . He goes for Seanie Walshe, even

though the book’s cover shows Jacko in pursuit of the ball. Centre forward is Pat Griffin flanked by Eamonn O’Donoghue and Tadhgie Lyne. No room for Pat Spillane or Ger Power. Full forward is Maurice Fitzgerald and in the corners are Mikey Sheehy and Gooch. There is some class in that full forward line. STRIKE Training did not always go smoothly in Kerry and you had a players’ strike in the run up to the 1960 All Ireland when the Dublin based Kerry players went on strike in support of Dr Eamonn. He was the team trainer/manager but was not taken on the overseas trips. The Doc resigned and the strike limped on before it was eventually settled. Good to see the women’s contribution to the GAA in Kerry is well admired, the jersey washers, the players and the administrators. These include Bernie Reen, Maureen O’Shea, Bríd McElligott Rusk and a host of Kerry ladies players who won so many All-Irelands. REFEREE Weeshie was an outstanding referee for 15 years but it is hardly mentioned in this book. It would have been very interesting hearing of his exploits and controversies in charge of so many top games during that period. The Heart and Soul of Kerry football is recommended reading for anyone interested in the Kerry football story. The hardback runs to 230 pages and is laced with some great photographs. My favourite is the one taken by Kevin Coleman when he captured Seán Walshe’s mighty leap over Dublin’s star Brian Mullins. DR CROKES Newly crowned Kerry SFC winners Dr Crokes are away to Clare champions Kilmurray-Ibrickane in the first round of the Munster Club Championship this Sunday, October 30. ANTHONY FOLEY RIP His many fans bid an emotional farewell to Anthony Foley at Thomond Park on Saturday last, a fitting tribute to a man who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 42.

John Cahill of Muckross House presenting first prize in the Muckross House Ladies competition to winner Kathleen Wrenn with (from left) prizewinners Alicia Burke, Mary O'Doherty, Patsy Hanley and Mary O'Rourke Lady Captain at Killarney Golf Club Killarney.

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Kerry Community Games

combine Sean Daly words “Do your best – do your almighty best!” and our own “enjoy and have fun!”

COMMUNITY GAMES AWARDS NIGHT Kerry Community Games held its annual Awards Night on Friday night at the Riverisland Hotel in Castleisland with 150 guests in attendance. Our special guest of honour on the night was Senator Mark Daly, Kenmare. Sean Daly of Kenmare awarded the Paud O’Leary Memorial Trophy (our 2016 Volunteer Award) by Owen O’Leary for his contribution to Kerry Community Games over the years. Sean’s son, Mark, received the Trophy on his behalf. He stated that it was a great honour for his father to receive this Trophy having being involved in Community Games for so long training teams and having competed in Athletics for St Johns Athletic Club in Tralee. Sean had also won the Bishop Moynihan Trophy given to best overall athlete in Kerry for 10 years and is delighted that all his grandchildren are following in his footsteps and competing in Community Games. Well done to Aoife Fleming of Glenflesk for her contribution to her area. Wonderful entertainment was provided by Community Games National and County winners:- Sinead Carr of Ballymacelligott – our County U12 Gold Medal Winner. We were also treated to wonderful performance of music by the National U12 Gold Medal Winners from Kilcummin – Ewan Evans (on Mandolin); Olwyn Evans (on Concertina); Julieanna Friel (Guitar); Michael Healy (on Accordion); Liam Kerrisk (on Accordion); and Ryan McGurl (on Tin Whistle) – worthy winners surely of their National Gold Medal. Our County U16 Gold Medal Winner – Eabha Healy of Glenflesk kept everyone entertained with her recitation of “Mud and Hurling” and raised quite a bit of laughter from her attentive audience. Areas also got a chance to see participants from their areas on a big screen – thanks to our Area PROs for sending photos to our County PRO and also to the various newspaper around the county. This promotion is important for Community Games to inform the public that Community Games is much more than athletics – we have a huge number of activities varying from sports, athletics to cultural events. The following is the full list of awards which were presented to areas for their achievements on the night – congratulations to all our areas. Athletics: 1st Kenmare 2nd Spa Muckross 3rd Killarney South Cultural Events: Blennerville/Ballyard PR Awards: 1st Milltown/Listry; 2nd Rathmore/Gneeveguilla; 3rd Brosna Youth Awards: 1st Cassandra Myers Keel/Kiltallagh ; 2nd Aoife Fleming, Glenflesk; 3rd Megan O’Connell, Caherciveen Paud O´Leary Memorial Trophy( 2016 Volunteer): Sean Daly, Kenmare Best Overall Areas: 1st Kenmare; 2nd Ardfert/Kilmoyley; 3rd Listowel A huge thanks to all who were involved in making our Annual Awards Night such a success and a sincere well done to all our areas and volunteers who worked so hard during the year. We look forward to another great year of participation in Community Games in 2017 which is an extra special year for Community Games being our Golden Jubilee. We will

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

LOTTO: No winner of our lotto 21/10/2016, numbers drawn were 3, 11, 23 & 26. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 4, 7, 9 &18. Next week’s jackpot €4,600 plus €1,000 bonus. MUNSTER NOVICE & EVEN AGE CROSS COUNTRY: Held in Carraig Na Bhfear on Sunday last, Francis Cronin, Claragh O’Connor & Danielle O’ Riordan all participated, all ran well on the day. KERRY COUNTY SENIOR & JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS & JUVENILE RELAYS: This competition is down for decision next Sunday October 30th in Caherciveen at 11.00 am. The club expects to contest all races on races on the day. Best of luck to all that will be competing in what is the final county championship for 2016. COUCH TO 5K: The Couch to 5K in Barradubh is going from strength to strength, it is held on each Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 7.30pm sharp. If anyone else wants to join feel free to come along before its too late.

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RESULTS: On Sunday October 23rd we held a single stableford competition. The winners were: 1. Daniel Cronin (12) 41 pts 2. Alan Flynn (8) 37pts. 3. Ian Millis (14) 37 pts FIXTURE: On Sunday October 30th we will hold the Maurice O’Donoghue Memorial Cup competition. This will be a single stableford competition. The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible. On Sunday October 23rd we held a presentation of prizes for some recent competitions. This was very well supported and an enjoyable evening was had by all. We wish to acknowledge the continued support and generosity of our sponsors.

Spa Muckross Community Games

COUNTY AWARDS The County awards were held last Friday night in Castleisland. Spa Muckross were 2nd in the County for Athletics this year. Trainer Connie Lynch was on hand to accept the award. Well done us! Huge thanks to Connie for the contribution he made in training the athletes. AWARDS EVENING All children who qualified at County level, in individual and team events, are invited to our annual Awards evening at 6pm on Friday 28th October in Spa. Following success at county competitions, there were 20 children in total from the Spa Muckross area eligible to compete in the National competitions in a range of activities - Track Athletics, Cross Country, Gymnastics, Judo and Swimming. We

look forward to seeing you all there. Our AGM is scheduled for Tuesday 1st November at 8pm in Spa. Our current committee members are nearing the end of their tenure. Their children have either long since finished competing, or have only one or two years remaining before they turn 16. These parents are ready to hand over the reins to a new batch of parents. Every area must have a Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer to be eligible to compete. If the vacant positions of Secretary and Treasurer are not filled, we cannot register, and children in the Spa Muckross area will not be able to enter any competitions in 2017.

Killarney Swimming Club

Congratulations to all our senior swimmers who took part in the Dolphin Open Gala held recently in the Mayfield Sports and Leisure Centre. This was our first gala of the new swimming season and our swimmers excelled in the pool bringing home some tasty medals from Cork in the process. UNDER 13 BOYS – Charles O’Brien had a great day out continuing his fine form from last season by taking bronze in the 100 metres breaststroke. UNDER 16 GIRLS – Well done to Niamh Coffey and Margaret O’Brien in this age group. Niamh won a beautiful silver in the 100 metres butterfly while Margaret, who specialises in the long-distance events, took a silver in the 200 metres butterfly and a bronze in the 400 metres Individual Medley. UNDER 17 BOYS – Robert O’Brien was in flying form winning a superb silver medal in the very technical 100 metres breaststroke. OVER 18 BOYS – As always, Shane Courtney turned on the style, powering his way onto the podium with a display of passion and strength which won him a bronze in the 100 metres butterfly - the hardest race in the toughest age group. Thanks to our coach, Niamh O’Sullivan, who gave wonderful support and encouragement to all our swimmers on the day. Thanks also to all parents for travelling and for taking part in the timekeeping.

Beaufort Golf Club Gents

23 October: Stableford, yellow tees. 1st Ted Broderick (16) 36pts 2nd Brian Regan (17) 35pts 3rd Gerard Collins (27) 35pts 20 October: Open Seniors - 1st Edwin Spence, 2nd Pat Quill. FIXTURES: 29-31 Oct: 3 person re-entry Halloween Charity Rumble, yellow tees, supported by Edwin & Karen Spence. Prizes are separate to the main Captain’s Rumble. Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am.

Beaufort Golf Club Ladies Branch 23rd October - Christmas Hampers Sponsored by Ladies Branch Winner: Catherine Murphy (24) 30 pts. FIXTURES 29-31 October: 3 person re-entry (any combination). Halloween Charity Rumble, yellow tees, supported by

Edwin & Karen Spence. Prizes are separate to the main Captain’s Rumble. Winter/Spring League - 9 hole re-entry. Play anytime.

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Results of Competition Sunday 23rd, Killarney. Singles/sford, Mahony’s 1st Ann Stuart (18) 41pts 2nd Sheila Crowley (23) 40pts BG Kelly Brotherton (0) 36 pts 3rd Margaret O’Donoghue (21) 39 pts (bk9) 4th Clare Keating (8) 39 pts 5th Liz O’Connor (25) 38 pts (bk9) css 71 - 39 pts. Next Sunday’s Competition will be a singles s/ford, Killeen.

Killarney Valley AC

Congratulations to the athletes who represented KVAC at the Munster XC event in Carraig na bhFear in Cork last Sunday 23rd of October on a cool sunny Autumn day perfect for running. There were large fields in each category and competition was fierce. We weren’t in the medals but gained good experience for Limerick in 3 weeks time. Photos from Carraig na bhFear are on our Facebook page and thanks to Linda Russell for them. The juvenile relays take place on Sunday 30th October in Cahersiveen. In line with Munster and national relay events, age groups have been amended to even ages U10, U12, U14, U16 and U18. Teams of 4, each running 500m. There are still places available on the Kerry squads which take place at An Ríocht in Castleisland every Sunday from 11am to 1pm. Registration fee is €50 for which athletes will benefit from 30 or more coaching sessions with some of the best coaches in Kerry. Disciplines covered include sprint, middle distance, long jump, high jump and all throwing events. A meeting was held on Monday to discuss indoor training times etc. Please check our facebook page for up to the minute news, changes to schedules and photos etc. https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/ We are still looking for more help if the indoor training is to go ahead this year – thanks to those who have already volunteered. Please email the club if you can help killarneyvalleyac@gmail.com REMEMBER: Athletes must wear the club singlet when representing their club. These are available from Brid Stack 087-2650720. If you have any news or photos you would like to include in the notes please email killarneyvalleyac@gmail.com

Workmen’s Rowing Club

UPCOMING EVENTS Skibbereen Head of the River, over 3km, The Marina, Cork, Saturday 12th November. Inter-provincial Indoor Rowing Championships, U.L. Limerick Saturday 26th November. TRAINING NEWS Indoor training continues during the week as per coaches texts and at the lakeshore at Reen Pier on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

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killarney notes WOULD YOU LIKE TO TRY ROWING? Workmen’s Rowing Club have a huge tradition of rowing in Killarney and we train for different genre of rowing all year round, from Olympic Sculling, All-Ireland Indoor Ergometer Rowing, Traditional Killarney Sixes to Gig and Coastal Rowing. During inclement weather we continue to train onshore and indoors. Beginners are always welcome, adults and boys and girls from 12 years of age or older can come along, talk to our coaches, try out the rowing machines and sit in with other beginners or more experienced rowers, to experience this fabulous sport. If you are interested in taking up rowing why not contact : Mary Moynihan: 086 8098182. Thanks, as always, to our coaches and our safety launch drivers who put in fantastic work to encourage and keep our rowers safe at all times. CONGRATULATIONS Birthday Greetings this week to one of our newest members, Aoireann Moriarty, who celebrated her birthday on Thursday 27th. Meanwhile all the Senior Men are flexing their muscles for the joint Birthday bumps of Mickey Joe Burns and Brendan Joy next weekend! GOLD AT THE WORLD COASTAL ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS Amhrán Na bhFiann sounded in Monaco last weekend for Ireland’s Monika Dukarska, in the Women’s Solo at the World Coastal Rowing Championships. Killorglin Rowing Club must be still celebrating Monika’s outstanding 26sec win ahead of the Greek rower. Well done to Monika and to Killorglin Rowing Club on such a fantastic achievement. For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www. rowingireland.ie Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’.

Killarney Athletic

RESULTS: F.A.I JUNIOR CUP KILLARNEY ATHLETIC 5-0 COOLE F.C. Goals Adam Moynihan, Lukas and Mike ‘Stam’ O Donoghue gave us a 3-0 halftime lead while further goals from Darren Mulcahy and William Courtney in the 2nd half helped us run out comfortable winners against a competitive Clare side. Well done lads. U17 KILLARNEY ATHLETIC 4-3 KILLORGLIN Athletic got their first points of the season with a hard earned victory over well organised Killorglin outfit . One all at halftime . The second half saw a lot more goals with Athletic coming out on top of a second half goal fest , with each member of the squad playing their part . U15 The U15 team went West to Dingle and came away with nothing. Overall a poor performance on the day despite being 2-2 at half time. The breeze was with the home side in the second half and this proved vital with Dingle taking all 3 points. Plenty of points and home games to be won. A big thanks to parents that drove to games. U13 KILLARNEY ATHLETIC 1-2 TRALEE DYNAMOS In our first game of the year we got off to the worst possible start giving

away two silly goals in the first half. Our touch,passing and general play was way off. The second half was much better but could only score the one goal through Cian Lynch. Better to come from this group of boys. Best on the day were Sean Dineen, Darren Ryan and Connor Gammell. U13B KILLARNEY ATHLETIC 2-5 BALLYHEIGUE Our boys did very well against a strong Ballyheigue team. Coilte Cronin and Conal Gallagher scoring. Best for Athletic were Sean O’Brien, Josh Clarke, Jack McGuire and David O‘Donoghue. FIXTURES: Saturday 29th October 2016 LEAGUE FIXTURES U12 Premier 2 Killarney Athletic Blue v Dingle Bay Rovers 12-30pm Listowel Celtic v Killarney Athletic White 10-30am U14 Division1 Killarney Celtic B v Killarney Athletic 10-30am Sunday 30th October 2016 Denny Premier A Castleisland F.C V Killarney Athletic 1130am Denny Division1B Inter Kenmare B V Killarney Athletic B 11-30am CONDOLENCES We at Killarney Athletic AFC would like to offer their sincere condolences to the McCarthy family on the passing of Carmel, may she rest in peace. CHRISTMAS QUIZ/AWARDS NIGHT: The Christmas Quiz will take place on the 18th November 2016 in the Killarney Oaks Hotel. Player of the Year awards Will be handed out on the night also. More Details will follow in the coming weeks. KILLARNEY ATHLETIC WEBSITE: Please check the website on www. killarneyathletic.com or facebook for match reports, club information and contact details. CONTACT: If you have anything to add to the Killarney Athletic A.F.C Notes please contact Alan Daly on 085-1913244 or aland15@live.ie

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

JUVENILE NEWS U12 BOYS LEAGUE ST ANNE’S 15 KILLARNEY COUGARS 20 The Cougars travelled to Farrenfore on Thursday last and in a very entertaining game the visiting Killarney Cougars came away with the points in a game that was in the balance until a late basket by Ted O’Gorman for the Cougars made the game safe. U16 BOYS ST BRENDAN’S TRALEE 35 KILLARNEY COUGARS 32 The Moyderwell Gym was host to St Brendans and Cougars and a entertaining game saw the Tralee side come from behind to secure the win. JUVENILE ROUND UP This week Cougars have a busy schedule to complete October the U14 girls will look to continue their good start as they travel to face Lixnaw away with the U12 Girls and Boys both having their first home games the U16 Boys meeting Tralee Tigers and the Boys U14 A & B teams are both in action with the Div 1 team heading away to the Bobcats and the Div II hosting

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St Brendans. The Academy Boys host St Brendans. ACADEMY TRAINING The Juvenile Academy for the Cougars Cubs Boys and Girls has completed Term 1 and resumes after the Midterm Halloween Break. No training Friday October 28th & November 4th. Enjoy the short break. FIXTURES JUVENILES October 28th U14 Bobcats v Killarney Cougars John Mitchells Gym. October 29th U16 Killarney Cougars v Tralee Tigers Pres Gym. U14 Killarney Cougars v St Brendans Pres Gym. November 3rd U12 Boys Killarney Cougars v Kenmare Kestrels Pres Gym. SENIORS November 3rd Womens Division II Killarney Cougars v Tralee Imperials Pres Gym. New members are 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

The Willie Parker competition attracted a fine turnout of members from Deerpark & Gleneagle on Sunday morning and the results were as follows: Overall Nett Sean Kelly 21 Up Overall Gross Damian Fleming 17 Up 2nd Nett Jason 0’Sullivan 20 Up 3rd Nett Ger Casey 14 Up. Ger edged out Noel Moynihan and Michael O’Connor in back nine. OPEN SCRAMBLE & SCRATCH CUP Deerpark will host the Open Scramble and Scratch Cup this weekend. Details as follows: Open Scramble Friday 12pm and last card at 4pm. Saturday commencing 9am with last card at 4pm. Monday commencing 9am with last card at 2pm. Sunday Scratch Cup commencing 8am with last card 12pm. 36 Holes for Intermediate and Junior and 54 Holes for Seniors with Play Off for top 12 at 3-30pm. Entry €10. SENIORS OUTING Next Seniors Outing will be to Deerpark on next Wednesday November 2nd 10.15am. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Congrats to East Kerry and our club member Conor McCarthy who turned in a fine goalkeeping performance in last Sunday’s county minor final.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Declan McCarthy becomes the 79th Captain of the Club at Mahony’s Point. At the Men’s Club AGM on Friday the 21st of October Declan McCarthy became the 79th Captain of the Club since the Club moved from Deerpark to the new course location at Mahony’s Point in 1939. Outgoing Captain Liam Hartnett in his farewell speech, thanked everyone who was involved in assisting him and the Club in making his year of Captaincy the success that it has been, the Club is certain-

ly in a much better place as a result and the future certainly looks much brighter. We all thank you Liam for a fantastic year. Declan in his acceptance speech paid tribute to Liam and his team, and to the Management Council of the Club, and all of the Club Staff for the way that the Club has progressed over recent years. Declan who joined the Club in 1986, outlined his personal experiences since becoming a member, and paid tribute in particular to James O’Neill who introduced him to the game, and to recently deceased and former Club Captain, Tommy Doran. Declan then outlined what he hopes to see achieved over the coming year, and in particular the continued progress of the Junior section of the Club, our future depends on them, he said, and it will be one of his priorities to nurture the Junior section which Declan is very passionate about assisting. Declan went on to say that a highlight for 2017 would be to see one, or more of our Club Team’s bring Provincial and National honours to the Club once more, and restore our Club to the list of winners of such titles. Declan continued by thanking his Men’s Club Committee for the way that they have been shown their willingness to put their collective “shoulder to the wheel” so to speak for 2017, towards helping us all have a Club that we will all feel justifiably proud of, and Declan finished off by wishing the incoming Lady Captain, Amy Arthur and incoming Club President, Breda Duggan every success for the coming year. We wish Declan every success for the coming year, and we will assist him towards achieving his goals which have been outlined above. On Friday the 21st outgoing Club Captain Liam Hartnett won his first competition of the year when he was playing in the “Captain’s Challenge” competition which was played for by Members of The Men’s Committee, The Club Council, some of the Club Teams Management and some further invitees. Liam hand picked his fellow team members, and his team was comprised of Club Secretary/Manager Cormac Flannery, Club Course Manager, Enda Murphy, and Mark Bradley, a visiting Professional golfer from the U.S. Mark is the father of Keegan Bradley who is a former Ryder Cup competitor, and also a former winner of the U.S. PGA Championship in 2011. No wonder Liam was in the winners enclosure, when he was supported by such talent. Sunday the 23rd of October competition was a Club sponsored singles stableford played on Killeen, it was played in very trying conditions, and the scoring reflected those conditions. Results were as follows: 1st Jim Sheehan (16) 36 points 2nd Brian Looney (5) 35 points 3rd Conor Healy (9) 34 points 4th John Lynch (11) 34 points 5th Eugene O’Sullivan (4) 34 points Category 1 Mark Tuite (5) 33 points Category 2 John M. Culloty (11) 33 points Category 3 Patrick Buckley (16) 34 points Category 4 Con O’Connor (20) 31 points, standard scratch was 33 points, handicap reductions only.

MEK United FC

MEK UTD V FENIT SAMPHIRES Our 2nd league game of the sea-

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son took place at Fossa community pitch at 12:00 on Saturday the 22nd of October 2016. The conditions were perfect and now with the added bonus of having dressing rooms at our new home ground. Before the start of the match, a minutes silence was observed by everyone to respect and honour the sad loss of Anthony Foley. A true Irish and Munster sporting hero. A valiant effort in the last 10 minutes was rebelled by Fenit who ran out deserving 4-2 winners. Great credit to both teams for serving up a great game. The development of our squad is clear to see and with a bit more composure in front of goal we felt we could have gotten more from the match. We would finally like to thank Fenit Samphires for a great game that was a joy to watch and also our match referee for the day. MEK United FC would like to take this opportunity to publically thank Kerry County Council for their financial support, through the Community Support Fund 2016, in assisting the club to purchase a set of full size goalposts. This contribution of €1,000 through the CSF was vital in purchasing this equipment. MEK United FC are looking forward to the coming season with our new purchase. The MEK United U12’s are home to Camp Juniors, this Saturday the 29th of October, Kick off @ 12 noon.

Muckross Rowing Club

AGM 2016 The club wishes to notify all members that the Annual General Meeting of the Muckross Rowing Club Ltd. will take place on Thursday 10th November at 8:00pm in the Muckross Community Centre. This is a very important meeting for the organisation of the club during the year ahead and we encourage all our members and parents of junior members to attend. Club membership fees for 2017 will be agreed by those in attendance further to election of club officers and committee members. Any advance enquiries regarding the AGM, please email to muckrossrowing@gmail.com or contact a committee member no later than Sunday 6 November. WINTER TRAINING Last weekend, crews enjoyed some great rowing on the lake in the autumn sunshine, though cooler temperatures have prompted the return of the woolly hats ahead of the winter months. It is great to see all our new beginner junior rowers taking the water with such enthusiasm, in addition to our returning junior and adult members. Keep it up guys and girls! New beginners are always welcome, why not give it a go? With the club’s first competitive event of the year taking place this Saturday, there will be no beginner rowing on Saturday. However all are welcome at 11:30am this Sunday morning to the boathouse. Coaches will be in contact with current members regarding training times over the Bank Holiday weekend and school mid-term break. EVENTS Best of luck to all our crews competing in the Castleconnell Head Of the River this Saturday at O’Briensbridge.

The 3.2km time trial event is the first competitive outing of the new rowing year 2016/17 for the club and we wish all those taking part every success. The Skibbereen Head Of the River is scheduled for Saturday 12 November at the Marina in Cork. The Provincial Indoor Rowing Championships is set for the UL Arena on Saturday 26 November. Our very own Muckross Head Of the River will hopefully make its return on Saturday 3 December at the National Rowing Centre in Cork, following cancellation in recent years due to bad weather. MUCKROSS LOTTERY Results of Muckross Lottery for Saturday 22 October 2016. Numbers drawn: 3, 7, 8, 22. Lucky Number: 21. No jackpot winner, Next draw Saturday 29 October 2016 at the Jarvey’s Rest. Jackpot: €1,750. Match 4 plus Lucky Number in panel 2: €2,750.

Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games

The Community Games county awards night took place last Friday night at the Riverisland Hotel, Castleisland. We are delighted to announce that Rathmore Gneeveguilla won 2nd place in the PRO category and our PRO Ann O’Leary was presented with this award for 2016.. The Paud O’Leary memorial trophy was also presented by Owen O’Leary to Mark Daly, on behalf of his father Sean Daly. A great night was held, with entertainment from children from Kilcummin, Glenflesk and Tralee. We would like to thank all the committee who attended on the night and a big thank you to all the families who supported Community Games in our area in 2016.

Killarney RFC

MINIS: Next Saturday, our minis travel to Listowel RFC to take part in the first round of the West Munster Minis Blitzes. We will field teams at all ages from U8 - U12 and will take on teams from Iveragh RFC, Listowel RFC and Rugbaí Corcha Dhuibhne. The bus will leave our pitch at Aghadoe on Saturday morning at 9:15 sharp and should return to Aghadoe at about 3pm. The cost for the bus is €5 per person and gum-shields are essential. No gum-shield no play. There will be training for our U7’s this Saturday. YOUTHS: Our U14’s continued their winning ways with a fantastic team performance seeing off a strong Abbeyfeale side, last Sunday at Aghadoe. The home side ran out winners on a scoreline of 47 points to 12 at Aghadoe, to win their third match in a row. This was the day after the U14’s travelled to Thomond Park to watch Munster Rugby take on Glasgow Warriors in the European Cup. The lads thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Thomond Park and felt privileged to be able to be there for what was a huge tribute to Anthony Foley, who passed away the week before. Our U18’s played Kanturk under lights

in Castleisland last Thursday in the next round of the U18 league. The lads put up a brave fight but lost on a 22-7 scoreline with Alan Lynch scoring Killarney’s try and Kieran O’Connor converting. Next Sunday the lads travel to Killorglin. FLAG DAY: Killarney RFC will hold a Flag Day this Saturday and we are looking for volunteers who have an hour to spare. If you have some time to spare please let Paul Murphy know on 087-3745351. The flag day is a very important fundraiser for the club and is a great way to raise some vital funds for the club. 80’S V 90’S NIGHT: Killarney RFC is holding a fundraising night at the Killarney Grand on Friday the 18th of November next. The theme of the night will be an 80’s v 90’s theme and all are invited to come along for what will be a great night of great music and craic. The cost is €10 on the door or €7 if you come in fancy dress on the night! So, dust off the denim jackets and leg warmers and get along to what will be a fantastic night in aid of our club. Keep posted to facebook for more.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No. 9 Andrew Hegarty and 2nd place No. 29 Pat Doherty NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session. CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@ gmail.com

Killarney Celtic

CONDOLENCES Everyone at Killarney Celtic sends condolences to Joe and all the McCarthy family on the sad passing of his mother Carmel. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis. CONGRATULATIONS Well done to the East Kerry minors, especially the many Celtic players involved, on winning the County Minor Championship. GIRLS TRAINING There will be no girls training on next Monday night, October 31st. Training will resume as normal the following Monday. RESULTS FAI JUNIOR CUP: KILLARNEY CELTIC 1 MITCHELS AVENUE 0 Celtic had to be at their best here in a very tough, well-contested game, with Wayne Sparling making the vital breakthrough. DENNY PREMIER B: KILLARNEY CELTIC 2 CAMP UNITED 4 Celtic, with some young players on board, battled hard but struggled to contain a veteran-packed and sharp Camp side. The visitors made the breakthrough thanks to Johnny Driscoll and added a penalty through

Genie Farrell to make it 2-0 at the break. They doubled their advantage through Gearoid O’Shea and Vincent Herlihy but the introduction of player/ manager Vladimir Sirotiak really energised Celtic, with Derek Twomey, Conor Keane, Farouk Aminu, and the Sheahans Denis and Cathal really taking the game to the visitors and Vlad cracking home two superb goals. U15 PREMIER: KILLARNEY CELTIC 2 TRALEE DYNAMOS 2 Niall McGillicuddy put Celtic up but Dynamos equalised and then took the lead, only for Jack O’Connor to hit a dramatic equaliser in injury time. Both teams deserved something from a superb game. U15 DIVISION TWO: INTER KENMARE 2 KILLARNEY CELTIC B 6 The turning point came when a blistering Celtic already led 2-0. Kenmare were awarded a penalty but a fantastic save saw the ball swiftly travel down the pitch to end up in the opposite net, a two goal swing effectively, and Celtic never looked back after that. U13 PREMIER: IVERAGH UNITED 2 KILLARNEY CELTIC 2 Celtic trailed 2-0 at the break but a terrific second half, inspired by a brilliant penalty save by Jack O’Donoghue, saw Peadar Kelliher strike twice to earn a share of the points against a fine Iveragh side. Best for Celtic were Jack O’Donoghue, Jack O’Neill, John Kelliher, Timothy Moynihan, Robert Brooks, and outstanding midfielder Sean Fitzgerald. U13 DIVISION ONE: KILLARNEY CELTIC B 3 KILLORGLIN 1 Congratulations to U13 goalkeeper Jack O’Donoghue on making the Kerry Schoolboys/Schoolgirls Team of the Week. FIXTURES Denny Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Killorglin, Friday, 7.30pm Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B at home to AC Athletic, Saturday, 7.00pm U17 FAI Cup: Killarney Celtic away to Newmarket Celtic, Saturday, 2.00pm U16 Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Mastergeeha, Saturday, 1.00pm U14 National Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to Fairview Rangers, Saturday, 2.30pm U14 Division One: Killarney Celtic B at home to Killarney Athletic, Saturday, 10.30am U12 National Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to Granville Rovers, Saturday, 1.00pm U12 Division One: Killarney Celtic C away to Killorglin B, Saturday, 12 noon LOTTO Numbers drawn 5, 11, 15, 21. One winner, Kevin O’Sullivan Darcy, €2800. Next week’s jackpot €1600, 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.

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game with great scores on both sides and played in a very sporting spirit. Fossa O’DONOGHUE CUP QUARTER FINAL held on the win on a scoreline of 1-16 to DR. CROKES 0-15 LISTRY 0–6 1-14. Donald O’ Sullivan was presented Despite the nine points victory by us, this with the Fr. Galvin Cup by the Tim Ryan, was not a one sided game. Listry were Chairman of the East Kerry Board who very competitive throughout and made also presented the Man-of-the-Match us work hard to gain possession and award to Paudie Clifford. record scores. We did however score from EAST KERRY BOYS U16 DIV 2 FINAL long range better than them, and had six FOSSA 2-14 DR CROKES 2-15 players on the score sheet. The final score All those who showed up in Glenflesk of the game fell to our Tony Brosnan, a on Saturday for this East Kerry U16 final point in the last minute. Our Mentors were witness to a superb absorbing game would have been happy with our display of football. To the victors we have to as we approach next weekend’s Munster say well done. They played an excellent Club Championship game, away to the brand of football and the depth of their Clare winners. panel shone through in the end. Finally a DR. CROKES SENIOR LADIES COUNTY LEAGUE big thank you to trainer Adrian Sheehan CHAMPIONS 2016 who has improved this team immensely Our senior ladies claimed the division 3 through the year and the players will now county league with an emphatic display have a well earned rest after a great year. of clinical football and wonderful never JUVENILES say die attitude. Final score Dr. Crokes On Sunday there was great excitement 3-14 Kilcummin 1-11. On a sad note it was at the Fossa clubhouse as the under-age to be the final performance by a ladies academies finished up for the season. stalwart-Edel Carroll who is heading to The boys under 8s and 10s had challenge Australia for a time- we wish her all the matches in Keel but were back in Fossa very best she will be hugely missed and on time for the celebrations. Medals were will strengthen a team in Aussie of that presented to all players by the senior there is no doubt. captain Donald O’Sullivan who was ably U16 EAST KERRY CHAMPIONS assisted by senior star Paudie Clifford. After 160 minutes of football, two drawn A great day was had and we would like games and extra time, the Dr Crokes’ boys to thank all the boys and girls for their dug deep and with great resolve and no enthusiasm over the summer and hope little skill, drove out a fantastic victory to see them all back again next year. over Fossa by the narrowest of margins We would also like to say a huge thank 2-15 to 2-14 to claim the U16 East Kerry you to all the mentors for their time Championship. What a game, what a win and dedication throughout the summer and no more than this team deserved. as without you the academy could not HALLOWEEN PARTY function. We hope you all enjoy the break Fancy dress party for kids on Friday 28th and look forward to seeing you all back at 6.30pm in Clubhouse. Prizes on the next Spring. night. All Welcome. CONGRATULATIONS A DATE TO KEEP IN MIND Well done to David Clifford who won a Crokes Social for this year will be on County Minor Championship medal with December 29th - More detail to follow. East Kerry on Sunday afternoon when PROGRESSIVE 31 they defeated Mid Kerry, 3-16 to 0-09. Progressive 31 returns on Wednesday 9th This is the culmination of a fantastic year of November at 8pm. Everyone welcome. for David who has won every accolade in Bring €5 and a partner. the game at this level. LOTTO RACE NIGHT FUNDRAISER Lotto results for Monday 17th of October Fossa Gaa are running a race night on Sat - 12 15 18 20. Jackpot €9900. Not won. 29th Oct towards funding the purchase Lotto results for Sunday 23rd of October and development of a juvenile playing - 3, 17, 18, 23. Jackpot €10200. Not won pitch in 2.1 acres adjoining our current match 3 9 by €45. Next draw on Monday premises in Gortroe. It will be held in 31st of October in Tatler Jack. Jackpot The Golden Nugget and over the next €10500. month club finance committee members will be asking for your support in the undertaking. Each horse costs €90 which can be bought outright or broken down U16 DIVISION 4 EAST KERRY FINAL into three at €30 for owner, €30 for Congratulations to our U16 boys who had trainer and €30 for jockey. Please support a comprehensive victory against Currow the club in the investment for this and in the U16 Division 4 East Kerry Final future generations. on Sunday, 23 October 2016. Played in CLUB GEAR FOR CHRISTMAS optimal conditions in Cordal, our young If anyone wishes to order Club gear for men came home with the spoils on a Christmas, can you please contact Rhona scoreline of Firies 4-11 Currow 2-12. Well Buckley on 087 6685952 asap, she needs done to all the boys, their coaches and to place the orders very shortly with O’ mentors. Neill’s as there is quite a long delivery time, especially at this time of year. Comhaltas FOSSA/TWO MILE COMHALTAS LOTTO Adult Set Dancing Classes will resume 23th October 2016. Numbers drawn were on Tuesday nights in Fossa Community 3, 5, 8, 10. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €10,950. Centre, beginners at 8pm, advanced at 9pm. All welcome. Further details Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget contact Catherine on 087 6799330. Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, The FOSSA NOTES Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Foley’s If anybody has any item they would Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and Committee like included in the notes, please email members. information to John O’Neill at pro. SENIORS fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward Our seniors played Firies in the Fr. Galvin information before Sunday at 11am. Cup Final in Rathmore on Saturday evening. While the weather was cold, it was a perfect day for football with good underfoot conditions. This was a cracking

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Gneeveguilla

LOTTO Numbers drawn 15, 24, 27, 30. No jackpot winner, next weeks jackpot €5,000. HALLOWEEN PARTY Gneeveguilla GAA Halloween Fancy dress party will be held on October 30th in the club bar. Live music on the night and loads of spot prizes. Everyone welcome. FUNDRAISER Rathmore Gneeveguilla Gun Club are holding there annual fundraiser on 1st of November in Gneeveguilla club bar in Aid of Gneeveguilla Renewal Fund followed by music on the night. Any queries contact Flor O’Riordan 087-3852276 or M Foley 087-9061778. GNEEVEGUILLA SENIORS Gneeveguilla seniors will play Dr Crokes on November 5th at 2pm in Fitzgerald stadium. Please support. RAMBLING HOUSE Gneeveguilla ladies committee rambling house November 5th in the hall. Everyone welcome. AGM Gneeveguilla GAA AGM will be held on December 2nd at 8pm sharp.

Mid Kerry

MINOR COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Mid Kerry lost to East Kerry in the final on a score line of 3-16 to 0-09. Well done to all involved and Congrats to East Kerry. FIXTURES Mid Kerry Minor Championship begins this Saturday 29th October with Laune Rangers home to Milltown/Castlemaine at 2.30pm (extra time playable). Mid Kerry U16 Championship fixtures Monday 31st October. Milltown/Castlemaine home to Glenbeigh/ Glencar/Cromane. Keel/Listry host Laune Rangers both games 3pm. Beaufort - bye MID KERRY SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday 5th November Beaufort entertain Keel 2.30pm (extra time playable). Best of luck to Glenbeigh/Glencar in the Junior Premier Final replay next Sunday 30th at 2.30pm in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Spa

EAST KERRY MINORS ARE COUNTY CHAMPIONS Well done to East Kerry minors on a great victory over Mid Kerry. Red hot favourites going into the final but Mid Kerry gave it their all throughout the game. Well done to East Kerry Board and hopefully this is the start of many more accolades to come. UPCOMING FIXTURES O’Donoghue Cup Semi Final Spa v Rathmore home Saturday November 19th at 2pm. East Kerry Minor Championship Saturday 29th October at 3pm Quarter Final Spa v Cordal/Scartaglen. HOP BALL Coiste na nÓg fundraiser at 8pm on November 11th in the Torc Hotel. A lively questions and answers night with GAA stars hosted by Dara Ó Cinneide. Panels on the night include former club legends who played for Kerry Mick Gleeson, Donie O’Sullivan, Paudie O’Mahony and Mike McAuliffe. Also on stage will be our 5 all Ireland winning minors of the last three years. Headlining the event will be special guests from Dublin Brian Fenton and Ciarán Kilkenny, as well as current Kerry players, Donnchadh Walsh and Darran O’Sullivan who will all renew rivalry on stage. Tickets are limited and now on sale

€15 from the Torc Hotel and Simply Suits as well as Ivor Flynn, Tadhg Hickey, Stam O’Donoghue and Andrew Garnett. LADIES FOOTBALL U-6/U-12 girls will not have any training on the 29th October and 5th November due to mid term. We will recommence training again on Saturday 12th November 10-11am. SENIOR LADIES Hard luck to the ladies when they were defeated by Kilcummin in the Mary Jo Curran Final. A determined team who fought a great battle but lost out to Kilcummin in the end. Speedy recovery to Katie O’Brien who suffered an ankle injury. A well deserved rest for the players and management of Timmy Fleming, Tim O’Connor and Tom Doherty. SCÓR NA NÓG Best of luck to our competitors in East Kerry on Saturday 29th October at 2.30pm in the Race Course (Celtic Steps) Set dancing: Aine Brosnan, Ava O’Sullivan, Erin Holland, Meghann Cronin, Kianan O’Doherty, Liam Spillane, Gary O’Sullivan, Cian O’Sullivan. Figure Dancing: Alice O’Donoghue, Aislinn O’Donovan, Lia Murphy, Ailbhe Gallagher, Erin Holland, Ava O’Sullivan, Meghann Cronin, Aine Brosnan, Kate Lawlor. LOTTO No winner in the Killarney Heights. Numbers drawn: 11, 13, 16, 24. Next Monday’s draw in the Killarney Oaks Hotel will be for €9,800. CLOTHES COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND A chance de-clutter those wardrobes and support the under-age structure in Spa. We collect clothes, shoes, bags etc, all year round. Bags can be left in Spa after 5pm in the lobby under the stairs. Further information contact Anne Holland 085 7780883. Collection will take place next weekend so don’t miss your chance to off load unused or unwanted clothing. Your support is greatly appreciated. HALL RENTAL Please contact Eileen Casey for availability 087 6577312. SPA MERCHANDISE Contact Mathilda for the new range of fantastic gear 087 6487356. WEDDING Congratulations to former Senior player Tomas Lynch who married Amy Govett recently. They reside in Melbourne, Australia.

East Kerry

O’DONOGHUE CUP Listry welcomed County Champions Dr Crokes with a guard of honour as the team ran onto the field before the O’Donoghue Cup quarter final. Listry keeper, Colm Counihan was afforded the same honour after the game as he had played the last game for his side. It was favourites Dr Crokes that progressed to the semi final, against Gneeveguilla. The visitors built a significant lead in the opening half with well taken points. Listry had a few chances, the best of which took a top class save by Shane Murphy from a Joe Clifford goal shot. Dr Crokes 0-10 Listry 0-1 at the break. To Listry’s credit, they continued to compete and had a more productive second half where honours were even on the scoreboard. Final score: Dr Crokes 0-15 Listry 0-6. Daithi Casey was presented with the Man of the Match award. FR GALVIN CUP – FINAL FOSSA 1-16 FIRIES 1-14 Fossa won the Fr Galvin Cup, named after their former parish priest, on Saturday after a very entertaining, closely fought

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game. The sides were level on 6 occasions and it might have been a 1 point win for Firies but for a great save by Fossa keeper late in the game. Final score: Fossa 1-16 Firies 1-14. East Kerry Chairman Tim Ryan presented the Fr Galvin Cup to Captain Domnhaill O’Sullivan and the Man of the Match award to Paudie Clifford, Fossa. CONGRATULATIONS Heartiest congratulations to the East Kerry Minor team and management on winning the County Minor Championship title on Sunday. EAST KERRY U16 CHAMPIONSHIP REPLAY- DIVISION 2 FINAL DR CROKES 2-15 FOSSA 2-14 (AET) Dr. Crokes came out winners by the minimum when Fossa and Dr. Crokes served up a great game which went to extra time, in the replay of the EK U16 Championship Division 2 Final. Sean O’Sullivan, EK Coiste na nÓg, presented the trophy to Dr. Crokes captain Fionnbharr Hickey. DIVISION 1 FINAL KILLARNEY LEGION 2- 16 CORDAL/SCARTAGLEN 1-9 Played in Fossa in near perfect conditions, it was Killarney Legion who got off to the better start as they raced in to an early lead with 4 points - Cordal/Scartaglen replied with a pointed free 0-6 to 0-1 after 15 minutes. Final score: Killarney Legion 2-16 Cordal/Scartaglen 1-9. Sean O’Sullivan, EK Coiste na nÓg presented the trophy to Legion captain Jack Hanrahan. EAST KERRY SCÓR NA NÓG FINALS East Kerry Scór na nÓg Finals Saturday at 2.30m in Killarney Racecourse. AWARD 1 YOUTH COACHING COURSE East Kerry/ Kenmare clubs are invited to send one coach to the Award 1 Youth Course taking place in Firies GAA club. Club coaches working with players between U14 - U18 age groups will gain valuable experience on the course.

Kilcummin

BUSINESS DIRECTORY Kilcummin Rural Development Office are creating an up to date Parish Directory of all local businesses in the Parish. If you would like your business included please drop your details into the office or email to info@kilcumminparish.com COMHALTAS MEMBERSHIP Membership of the Branch for the coming year is now due. The fee is as follows; €20 Family, €12 1st Adult, €8 2nd Adult, €6 Junior. Membership will be taken up at all classes in the coming week or it can be dropped in to the Rural Development Office for the attention of Irene O’Donoghue. Please note that your child must be a member to take part in Comhaltas competitions for the coming year. CEOL AN GHEIMHRIDH The County final of Ceol an Gheimhridh will take place on Saturday 12th November at the IT, North Campus, Tralee for music and singing while the dancing competition will go ahead in Fossa Community Centre on Sunday 13th. KILCUMMIN CLUB MERCHANDISE Anybody wanting to order Kilcummin Merchandise for Christmas please contact Marie Lehane on 087 9181973. UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL KERRY The annual November Mass for patients (including those who died by stillbirth and miscarriage) who died in Kerry University Hospital during the year will be celebrated in the Hospital Chapel on Monday 7th November at 7.00pm. Relatives and friends invited. KILCUMMIN CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR

Kilcummin Christmas Craft Fair will be held in Kilcummin Recreational Hall on the weekend of Saturday evening the 10th and Sunday morning 11th of December. Each table cost €20 with table proceeds going to Palliative Care. If you are interested in selling or show casing you craft. Contact Mary Brosnan on 087 6447536. It’s an ideal opportunity to advertise your craft within the community and surrounding area. Please share if you know anyone that would be interested. DATE FOR YOUR DIARY Friday 6th January 2017 is Annual Pink Night fundraiser for Oncology Day Unit of University Hospital Kerry and will be held in Kilcummin Klub. More details later. CHILD WELFARE An anti-bullying course for mentors, parents and the general public will take place in the GAA Clubhouse on Wednesday 9th November at 7.30pm. All welcome. GAA CLUB MERCHANDISE Anybody wanting to order merchandise for Christmas please contact Marie Lehane on 087 9181973. KILCUMMIN RAMBLING HOUSE Will be open on Friday 4th at 8.30pm. As always there will be storytelling, song ceol, tae agus braic. Fáilte isteach. GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Sunday October 23rd, 2016. Numbers drawn were 13, 15, 17, 18. Next Draw Sunday, November 6th, 2016. Jackpot now €6,750.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 21st October, 2016. Numbers drawn were 3, 17, 19, 23. Jackpot now €3,000.

Legion

U-16 EAST KERRY DIVISION 1 FINAL Bright sunshine with a cool breeze greeted the large crowd at Fossa where the football certainly raised the autumn temperatures. When the final whistle blew the scoreline read 2-16 to 1-9 and Legion had given the bench a well-deserved run. Full marks to Donal Donoghue, Conor McNiece, John O’Leary and Mike Hanrahan with Noel Kelleher assisting. They had their troops in top order at the end of a long and busy year. EAST KERRY MINORS Huge congrats to Cian Gammell, Conor McCarthy, Mike Pierce and the unfortunately injured Peter McCarthy who all played a huge part in East Kerry’s minor County Championship win over Mid Kerry in Fitzgerald Stadium last Sunday. After a tight first quarter East Kerry took over to run out convincing winners. VOLUNTEERS With an ever-increasing playing population, the club is always anxious to ensure that every player is given the best possible coaching and education for the game. We are always thankful for the hard work and dedication of our members who volunteer to help out and assist with each team. As always we are looking for new people to become involved. The 2016 playing season is almost complete and has been both rewarding and busy. All this would not be possible without the input of our volunteers. With this in mind and looking ahead to 2017 we would like to invite anyone who would be interested in getting involved in any team at any level to let us know. “Many hands make light work”. A committee of four is now in place with the task of putting together for ratification by the Club Executive juvenile management teams for next year. Paddy Osborne, Barry Slattery, Seán Culloty and

Tommy Galvin comprise this committee. If you are interested in any way, big or small, please contact one of the committee members. Thank you. SCÓR NA NÓG We are currently looking for contestants for Scór na nÓg which runs up to U-17 level. The categories are ballad, recitation and quiz. Any willing musicians, singers or brain boxes out there can contact Scór Officer Carolann Spellman at 086 1709322. With a great showing at Scór na bPáistí earlier this year we are striving to equal or better it at Scór na nÓg. The event takes place at the end of the month. SATURDAY MORNING ACADEMY Training continues this Saturday from 10.30am to 12 noon at our home grounds in Derreen. Kids aged 4-10 from the Killarney area are invited to come along and sign up. For more information contact Seán at 087 2225325. CONDOLENCES The club would like to pass on its condolences to the family of the late Carmel McCarthy (née O’Connor) who passed away last week. Carmel’s grandson Darren and granddaughter Carmel are current players with our under-age teams while Selina, who also played with our club, is a trainer with our ladies team. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.

Listry

It was announced in the budget that there would 500 additional places to come available on the Rural Social Scheme. South Kerry Development Partnership CLG envisage that they would be in a position to secure some of the places available. If you are interested in participating on the Rural Social Scheme please contact Breda O’Shea Killarney Area Supervisor or call South Kerry Development Partnership Office on (064) 6636572 for further information.

Congratulations to all our winners. Lotto Jackpot is now at €11,600. Our next draw is Friday November 4th 2016. Tickets for the lotto are available from our regular sellers and business outlets. Thank you to each person who has supported our Lotto draw. To all the ticket sellers-your endeavours are very much appreciated too.

Currow Coiste Na nÓg

U16S: On Sunday last Currow made the short journey to Cordal to face Firies in their East Kerry Championship Division 4 Final. Played in perfect playing conditions Currow got off to a excellent start. As the referee blew his whistle for the final time the game finished on a score line of Firies 4-11 to Currow’s 2-12. After putting in a great effort Currow can be proud of themselves making it to 2 finals this season and with only three players moving up to minor level and the rest of the panel under-age with a few new additions for next season the future of Currow football is in safe hands. A big thanks to team trainer John Buckley for his time, effort and commitment during the course of the season along with his fellow mentors Kevin Fitzgerald, Mike McCarthy and Con Enright.

Glenflesk

EAST KERRY MINORS Well done to our contingent who won a County Minor Championship on Sunday last with East Kerry, beating Mid Kerry in the final. Seamus Moynihan and John Crowley were part of the management team and we had 4 players on the panel, Daniel O’Brien, Christopher O Donoghue, Ian Roche and Oran O Donoghue. Daniel had a fantastic game playing centre back and picked up the Man of the match award and Ian Roche made a big impact off the bench scoring 1-02. COISTE NA NÓG Our Coiste Na nÓg youngsters had their TRAINING FOR ‘FIRST RESPONDER’: end of season party on Saturday last at The club has been asked if any member/s Kennedy’s Pet Farm and a great time would be interested in becoming a was had by all. A big thank you must first responder to serve the locality. go to Jerry Kennedy and everyone one Full training is provided for this very at Kennedy’s pet farm for being such worthwhile endeavour over the great hosts. Big thanks also to all our coming months. For more information coaches and to everyone on the Coiste contact club chairman -Podge Leane Committee who have done such great 086-8398669. work throughout the year. RECOVERY: GLENFLESK LOTTO: We are delighted to hear that our two No winner of the lotto which took place in club players Colin Jeff McKenna and Donal Spillanes on 24/10/16 Dennehy are recovering well from recent Jackpot - €2400 surgery. Numbers were 4, 7, 18, 22 We look forward to seeing you back The next draw will take place in the training as soon as possible. MID KERRY SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 Corner Bar on 7/11/16 and the Jackpot is €2,600. PRELIMINARY ROUND: GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE On Sat 29th October Laune Rangers will Our 10th rambling house will take place play Milltown/Castlemaine at 2.30pm in on Sunday October 30th from 8-11pm in Killorglin (extra time playable) Glenflesk GAA hall. A Great night has been Please come along and support the organised with songs from a renowned management and panel. Killarney singer and a visit from a newly UNDER 16’S: elected Lord Mayor The game between Beaufort and Laune RAHEEN N.S. Rangers will now be played on Sunday Fun Fund raising Bingo Bank Holiday 6th November @ 11.30. weekend Saturday the 29th of October Best of luck to all the panel and their at 8.30 pm in the school hall. €10 a book management team. this includes refreshments. Raffle on the LOTTO JACKPOT: night. All welcome!!! Congratulations to Now is an even better time to play our Ann Cronin who had the winning lotto GAA lotto. Between now and Christmas no. 35 on Saturday the 21st of October match 3 lucky numbers and you could CONTACT: We welcome items of local win or share €500. There was no winner interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on of our Lotto jackpot on Friday last but we 087-7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa. had 6 lucky consolation prize winners. ie The drawn numbers were 5, 8, 19 and the bonus ball was 14.

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