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Dave Rae, Mark Clifford and Kate O'Leary are encouraging everybody to dress up in old style and be part of St Patrick's Festival parade. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

A Whole New Look For Killarney’s Online Presence A RAPT gathering of businesspeople enjoyed a preview of the brand-new Killarney.ie website at the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce lunch at The Brehon on Monday. Kellie Doherty, sales and marketing executive of Killarney Chamber, took everyone through the website which offers an enticing window to Killarney for visitors and locals. “A lot of research was done prior to building the site,” said Kellie. “We looked at countless destination websites and I am confident that this new Killarney site is one of the most competitive in the marketplace in terms of design, functionality and usability.” Adding that the site will be “a very powerful tool for promoting Killarney going forward”, Kellie noted: “The objective was to create a website worthy of a destination like Killarney. It is very image-focused with powerful imagery throughout the site. Contrary to the previous site, it is 100% visitor focused – outlining everything per-

tinent to a visitor; mainly things to see and do, from the adventurer to families, it has it all.” There is also an enquiry facility in each profile which allows a visitor to contact businesses directly. “This particularly relevant if you don’t have your own website,” added Kellie. The packed gathering was especially appreciative of the website’s new destination video, produced by KTOWN Media and accompanied by music provided by Seo Linn. The website is owned by Kerry County Council with content managed by Kellie Doherty, Killarney Chamber. “I have to say thanks to John Sheehan in Egg Design who built the site and who is a fellow Chamber member,” said Kellie. “I found him very efficient in bringing my ideas to life; he works above and beyond to get the job done and is always there to help.”

THE team behind St Patrick’s Festival Cill Áirne is thrilled with the response to the second annual event with the parade getting under way in all its Technicolor glory today. The theme of the festival is Ireland: Past, Present and Future and festival chairperson Anne Marie Kennelly of MD O’Shea and Sons encourages everyone to get out early on the day of the parade and join in what will be a spectacle for the whole family. Killarney Advertiser is delighted o be part of the event. Committee member Helen Sheehan of The Killarney Grand Hotel added: “We have had a great response from the local business community both from a sponsorship level to local businesses getting involved with the festival.” The committee advises that the parade floats and vehicles have to arrive at Mission Road from the Port Road and Cathedral Place side. Traffic will not be allowed to travel down Mission Road towards the Cathedral. “The spectacle we have in store would not have been possible without the support of our sponsors and we would ask that they be supported wherever possible,” added Helen. Committee member Bernadette Randles said: “The planning is almost complete, all we hope for is a fine day so that the vibrancy of this year’s parade can be enjoyed by locals and visitors alike, and be sure to get in to town early for the many surprises we have planned.” Meanwhile, the festival committee encourages every local business to get green. “Following on from last year’s hugely successful greening of Killarney we want to add more landmarks, let’s turn Killarney completely green,” said Anne Marie. Other events include a céilí mór on Scotts Street on March 18 from 5pm and a party at the Grand Hotel featuring Ruaille Buaille. Killarney Lake Lore and Lies Boat trip returns this year on Saturday, March 19, at 1.30pm. Tickets are available from Eason. There will be plenty of free parking again this year, including at all three second-level schools, Holy Cross NS and the Old Monastery as well as Penney’s multi-storey car park on St Patrick’s Day.

Michael to lead the way as grand marshal of parade CENTENARIAN Michael O’Connor will lead the way as grand marshal of Killarney’s St Patrick’s Day parade today. Michael, aged 103, featured in the acclaimed Older than Ireland documentary, and is delighted to take part in the parade which commences at 2pm.

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THERE have been calls to tackle the uneven surfacw on the N22 at Minish Level Crossing. Making the proposal at the March meeting of Killarney Municipal District, Councillor Michael Gleeson urged Kerry County Council and Iarnród Éireann to rectify the matter. “For too long this level crossing has been a danger and discomfort for cyclists and drivers,” said Cllr Gleeson. Kerry County Council replied that it hopes to carry out works this year to resolve this issue. It is in consultation with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (formerly the NRA) and Iarnród Éireann.

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Question Can you explain how the census works? Do I have to complete the form? Answer The Census of Population counts every person who is in the State on a particular date. It establishes the size of the population in the State and it also helps to provide an accurate measure of population changes due to inward and outward migration. The census takes place every 5 years and is carried out by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The next census will be on Sunday 24 April 2016.

KILLARNEY HOUSE:

Memories from the Kitchen

In 1945, World War II came to an end, Cork beat Cavan in the All-Ireland football final, and Tess O’Donoghue started work in Killarney House. She was just 15 years of age, but she lived at the top of Ross Road, so she was very familiar with Killarney House, where her father, Tim, worked as a butler, first for Valentine, Viscount Castlerosse, and then for his brother, Gerald. Tess’s first experience of Killarney House was a dramatic one, when she fell into the pond as a two-year-old and had to be revived with a sip of whiskey. Doing odd jobs in the kitchen proved to be a far pleasanter experience, and she enjoyed the work, until the arrival of a new cook. Tess recalls the day when the replacement cook demanded a knife, and when the young girl brought her the wrong one, the cook threw it at her. Tess fled the kitchen and ran home, where she announced that she would not be going back to Killarney House to work. Lord Gerald’s sister Lady Cecily arrived at the O’Donoghue home later that evening, however, and announced that the cook was to be replaced—with Tess. The girl was still in her teens and had no formal cookery training, but she soon picked up what she needed to know to keep the residents of Killarney House well fed. Groceries were ordered from TT O’Connor in Killarney town, with meat supplied by Flemings’ butchers, fruit and vegetables grown in Killarney House gardens, and venison in season. The house was comfortable and well equipped, and the Kenmares made easygoing employers. Tess prepared four meals a day and was otherwise left to her own devices, so she would head off on her bicycle around the estate in the afternoons. Summers were busy, when Gerald’s sisters Dorothy and Cecily came to visit with their children and their staff, so Tess often did not finish work until 10pm. January was another hectic time, when guests arrived for the annual shoot, but Gerald suffered from poor health and entertained little. After he died in 1952, his niece Beatrice Grosvenor inherited the house. She moved to London in 1953, taking Tess with her. This marked the end of Tess’s time at Killarney House, as she married in 1956, but she remembers her days there as among the happiest of her life.

The census counts everyone who is present in the State on the designated night, including visitors who usually live abroad. Under the Statistics Act 1993, you are legally obliged to complete and return the census form. If you refuse to provide this information, or if you deliberately provide false information, you may be fined. Teams of enumerators deliver census forms to every household and to every other type of place where people may be present on census night (such as hotels, guesthouses, hospitals, ships). Everyone who is actually on the premises on census night, including visitors, should be counted. Census enumerators call to all households to deliver forms before census night and then call back to collect completed forms. Enumerators all carry ID and can help if you have difficulty completing the form. The form includes a wide range of questions, including age, marital status, sex, place of birth, level of education, type of employment and housing characteristics. All the information that you give on the census form is confidential. The CSO only uses it for statistical purposes and no other organisation (including government departments or agencies) can access information from the census that would identify you in any way. When you have completed the form on census night, sign the declaration at the end of it and keep it safe until your enumerator calls back to collect it. Further information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.

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Garden Of Remembrance Blossoms In Killarney

At the opening of the new Community Garden of Remembrance, were Mayor Bobby O'Connell, Superintendent Flor Murphy, Killarney Chamber President Kate O'Leary, and MC for the occasion, Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh. PICTURES: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

THE signatories of the 1916 Proclamation were commemorated on Tuesday at the opening of a Community Garden of Remembrance as part of the 1916 centenary celebrations in Killarney. The garden, in front of the courthouse, was officially opened in a ceremony led by broadcaster Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh and a number of local schools participated. The committee of St Patrick’s Festival Cill Áirne organised the grand opening, which was attended by Killarney Municipal DistrIct Mayor Cllr Bobby O’Connell, Killarney Chamber President Kate O’Leary and local councillors. The garden has three elements – an engraved life-size replica of the 1916 Proclamation, a flagpole with the Tricolour, and seven trees to represent the seven signatories of the Proclamation. “This is a great addition to Killarney. We hope it will be a nice place for people to visit in this historic year and for the next 100 years,” said Helen Sheehan of the St Patrick’s Festival Cill Áirne committee. The 1916 Gardens of Remembrance Ireland and her diaspora is a Glór na Cásca Infinitive with the objective of commemorating the Easter Rising, celebrating and honouring the lives of those who signed the Proclamation and those who fought in the cause of Irish freedom. Glór na Cásca includes representatives from all political parties and groups as well as trade union, cultural and Irish language representatives and descendants of the men and women who participated in the Rising. “These gardens will also ensure public engagement on a local and global level fore the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising,” said Senator Mark Daly, Oireachtas member of Glór na Cásca.

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Killarney Gardaí Issue Warning As Thieves Target Mobile Phones THIEVES swooped on parked cars in the Killarney area over the past weekend, making off with valuable goods including mobile phones and other electronic devices. As part of an on-going crime prevention initiative, Killarney Gardaí are raising awareness in relation to the theft of mobile phones and would like all members of the public to consider the key points to protect against the theft of their mobile phones. “Dial *#06# and save a screenshot of your IMEI number. Email the image to yourself,” said Superintendent Flor Murphy of Killarney Gardaí. “Keep your phone locked and enable the PIN security and phone finder features.” Keep your phone out of public view and don’t call or text while crossing the road, advise Gardaí. “Don’t leave your phone behind in the car,” said Supt Murphy. “Report phone theft or loss to the Gardaí and your service provider.”

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Editor’s View The true cost of stolen mobile phones THIS week it was revealed that mobile phones are the item most likely to be stolen, with some 7,000 snatched last year. On Sunday evening I discovered just how it feels to be targeted in this way when I was robbed of both my work and personal smartphones. In recent years, there have been increasing incidents of mobile phone theft in Killarney, with flint-eyed thieves prowling car parks, both in the town and in the vicinity of Killarney National Park, waiting to pounce on unattended cars. It’s said that many of these raids involve gangs that swoop in and out of town for a day or so to make off with their ill-gotten gains. How proud they must feel of their parasitic way of life. Having left my car for little over half an hour, everything seemed as it was on my return. It was only when looking for my phones an hour or so later that I discovered they were missing from the bag I had stowed out of sight beneath a seat (I know, I’m kicking myself too – why didn’t I take it with me, as I usually do?). It transpired the thief or thieves had used a tool to break in through the driver’s window, leaving marks that were only discovered much later. They had also diligently relieved me of my Kindle (invaluable to me but hardly worth a fortune to anyone else), and some cash. Gardaí said the number of phone thefts in 2015 equated to almost €3m worth of stolen property. Their figures show 60% of robberies involve the stealing of a mobile phone, and that 40% of thefts take place at night (my phones were taken between 8pm and 9pm in a very busy, well-lit car park). Gardaí this week urged everyone with a phone to make sure they know its IMEI number; this makes it easier to trace phones which have been stolen and allows the owner to block its use. Take it from someone who has had a couple of days of hassle blocking numbers – keep your IMEI number to hand and better still, never leave your phone or any other valuable in your car no matter how safe the car park seems. To access your mobile phone’s IMEI number, dial *#06# on that phone, and the 15-digit number will be displayed. EVE KELLIHER EDITOR

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Hospital grounds get a makeover SOME 30 volunteers from the Killarney Teagasc Certificate in Agriculture class undertook to do a community project in conjunction with Killarney Tidy Towns committee at the Killarney Community Hospital as part of their leadership module of FETAC level 5 Certificate in Agriculture course. They gave the green area in front of the hospital a makeover with the addition of a selection of native trees, said Killarney Tidy Towns/Killarney Looking Good chairwoman, Yvonne Quill. “The grounds have been prepared for the addition of many herbaceous and nature loving plants and shrubs and these will be planted in April,” added Ms Quill.

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Green Day For Killarney Landmarks IT’S pretty magical to see the now-annual greening of Killarney. The build-up to St Patrick’s Day in Killarney has seen a whole host of iconic buildings in the town all lit up in green. The buildings include St Mary’s Cathedral, St Mary’s Church of the Sloes, the Franciscan Friary, the Methodist Church and the Old Monastery.

Olivia Buckley, of Olivia Buckley Events, and St Patrick’s Festival committee member with the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, said: “The theme of St. Patrick’s Festival in Killarney this year is ‘Past, Present and Future’. We are aiming to showcase Killarney’s beautiful and enduring buildings which are an intrinsic part of Killarney’s past,

present and future. “The initiative not only aesthetically brings the St Patrick’s Festival to life at night, it is much more than this. It is so wonderful to bring such key landmarks in the community together and the churches have been very receptive to allow us green their buildings.” The greening of the buildings is one of a number of initiatives in

Killarney to celebrate St Patrick’s Festival. The four-day family event will include storytelling on board the Lily of Killarney, Kiddies Treasure Hunt, Céilí Mór, Kids Fun Zone, Post Trad Disco and most importantly the St Patrick’s Day parade.

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Historic Buildings Turn Others Green With Envy BATHED in an otherworldly green glow for St Patrick’s Festival Cill Áirne, Killarney’s churches boast a fascinating history in their own right. The Methodist Church, built in 1911, is the only surviving Methodist Church building in Kerry. Designed by Augustus Northmore Welby Pugin, St Mary's Cathedral was built between 1842 and 1855. St Mary's Church of Ireland, designed by Joseph Welland in the 1860s, stands on the site of the original Church of the Sloes, or Cill Áirne, which gives Killarney its name. A church has stood on this site

since the ninth century. The Franciscans first came to Muckross, outside Killarney, in about 1448. Belgian friars who were helping to re-establish the English Franciscan Province came to Ireland in 1858 to restore the ailing Irish Province to its former state of observance of the Franciscan Rule. After a short stay in Gorey, they moved to Killarney in 1860. A Killarney Franciscan church was opened in 1867 and the Franciscan Friary opened here in 1879.

St Mary's Cathedral lit up in green. It was built between 1842-1855 and designed by Augustus Welby Pugin. PICTURES: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

St Mary's Church of Ireland, designed by Joseph Welland in the 1860s, stands on the site of the original Church of the Sloes, Cill Airne, which gives Killarney its name, and a church has stood on this site since the ninth century.

The Methodist Church, built in 1911, is the only surviving Methodist Church building in Kerry. Here it's shown bathed in green for St Patrick's Day.

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Disappointment Over Senate Decision IN DISAPPOINTING news on the county’s political front, this week we learned the Labour Party in Kerry will no longer have a TD or senator. Senator Marie Moloney of the party said she is “gutted” by advice from party bosses not to stand, because the party doesn’t have enough councillor votes to get her back into Leinster House. This means Labour will no longer have national representation in Kerry after Deputy Arthur

Spring’s loss of his seat in the general election. However, Senator Marie Moloney hopes to contest the next local election in three years’ time. Labour will now be represented by two councillors from Tralee, Graham Spring and Terry O’Brien. Also leaving national politics is Senator Ned O’Sullivan (Fianna Fáil). He has called time on his political career after being first elected to the Dáil in 1997.

Senator Marie Moloney.

Kilcummin Hospice Walk PUT your best foot forward for the annual Good Friday Hospice Walk on March 25 which will commence at 10.30am. Registration takes place from 10am when donations will be accepted. In 2015 the walk raised €2843 for the new Palliative Care Unit which is under construction in Tralee. “The organisers say a sincere ‘thank you’ to all those who helped and took part in the walk,” said a spokesperson. This year’s collection will also be donated to the Palliative Care Unit and the registration and starting point is at the reception hall. “This year all those registered will be entered into a draw. The prize for adults is dinner for two and consolation prizes, while the prize for children is a large Easter egg, with a consolation prize also up for grabs." There will be a choice of two walks, 5km and 10km. Refreshments will be served in the hall after the walk. “Please come along and support this very enjoyable walk which suits all age groups and is a great opportunity to meet and chat with your community,” added the spokesperson. “There will also be a memory book where you may sign names of loved ones who died of cancer. A special Mass will be celebrated after Easter for all the names on the book.”

St Brendan’s power their way to victory

Eva Schloss, Holocaust survivor acclaimed author and stepsister of Anne Frank, pictured on a visit to Muckross House, Killarney last Thursday. Also included from left are Anne Tangney, Muckross House guide, Karie O'Toole and Liz Maher of The Kerry Businesswomen's Network. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (macmonagle.com)

THE All-Ireland Colleges Senior Football semi-final yesterday saw St Brendan’s College, Killarney, triumph on a scoreline of 4-15 to 0-9 over St Benildus. Evan Cronin scored to 2-3 as St Brendan’s demolished their Dublin opponents to keep alive hopes of a first Hogan Cup title since 1992. All but one point of the successful Killarney side’s winning tally were collected from play at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh. The writing was on the wall from a long way out as St Benildus had to wait until the 27th minute for their opening score – and were 16 points down before Callum Pearson pointed. St Brendan’s were runners-up most recently in 2008 and 2010 but look well primed to replace fellow Kerry school Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne as All-Ireland Colleges champions.

Michael Fassbender nominated for IFTA ACCLAIMED actor Michael Fassbender has been nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award. The Killarney native has been shortlisted in the Actor in a Leading Role category for his portrayal of the Apple founder in the film Steve Jobs. Fassbender has won three IFTAs previously for Shame, Hunger and 12 Years a Slave. The awards take place on April 9 in Dublin’s Mansion House.

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Pat Delaney (Killarney Credit Union Chairman) presents a sponsorship cheque to members of Gleneagle Squash Club. From left are Ger Foley, Pat Delaney (Killarney Credit Union Chairman), Mike O'Donoghue and Bernice Enright. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Motorcycle crash at Glenflesk A CRASH took place on Sunday afternoon on the N22 main Killarney/Cork road near Glenflesk Church. The incident involved a man on a motorcycle and a car. Emergency services attended the scene and the man was taken to Kerry University Hospital.

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Adventurers Make Tracks To Killarney

Anthony O'Donoghue, passing Molly's Cottage in Dromluska, competing in Quest Killarney Adventure Race - a one-day multi adventure sport race, through Killarney National Park, along the Kerry Way and the Black Valley. pictures :Valerie O'Sullivan

Ailise Deane, Dingle, Ladies Winner.

Kevin Leahy, Killarney.

AN EPIC day of adventure was on the cards in Killarney last weekend with over 400 hardy souls competing in the Quest Adventure Killarney event as part of St Patrick’s Festival of events. The endurance athletes cycled along the most scenic ancient paths of Killarney National Park, through the famous Black Valley, where they ran a section of The Kerry Way, along Cummenduff Glen, through O’Sullivan’s Farm, the last house in the valley. Then they embarked on a tough incline onto the MacGillycuddy Reek’s to Curraghmore Lake, before turning back to complete their trail run transition at Casey’s Farmyard. From there they faced a final bike ride through the Black Valley, along the challenging Kenmare Road to the finishing line at The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney. The race included a 55km Expert challenge and a 33km race of strength and great fun. Barry Cronin powered through the landscape winning the overall race in an incredible record time of 02:28:42. In second place was Michael Buckley in a time of 02:28:54, third home was James Warburton in a time of 02:32:49. It was the Kerry ladies that stole the show in the Adventure Race. Dingle elite athlete, Ailise Deane’s jawdropping result was 02:32:49, while triathlon athlete, Lisa Stapelbroek of Templenoe had a time of 02:56:48. Race organiser Oliver Kirwan from Quest Adventure said: “Records were broken, the weather held firmly for all the athletes. We witnessed magnificent racing on Saturday, but without the support of the residents of the Black Valley, staff at Killarney National Park, The Gleneagle Hotel and local volunteers, the event could not happen. The atmosphere, good humour and banter among the athletes and hard working organisers added to the great success of the day. It’s all part of the Quest Adventure Experience.” The next Quest Adventure Series in the diary is Quest Glendalough on April 23, Quest Achill on September 3, and he Epic Quest Killarney on October 1.

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Bernard O'Connell, left, and Anto Cronin, Killarney. James O'Shea.

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Andrew Nixon, Joel Nixon, John Nolan, Grace O'Donovan, at the iconic Molly's Cottage, Dromlouska, Black Valley, competing in Quest Killarney Adventure Race. PICTURES: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN Former All Ireland winning Kerry Footballer, Eoin Brosnan, competing in Quest Killarney Adventure Race.

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Edel Moynihan receiving her first-class honours masters in Museum Studies from UCC. Edel is the daughter of Jerry and Kay Moynihan, Lacca, Kilcummin.

Pat and Kate Clifford pictured at the weekend as they celebrated Pat’s birthday with a walk on the Old Kenmare Road.

Children at Maggie's Montessori were so excited last Monday as little ducklings, Roisin, Daithi and Cormac, started to hatch in the pre-school incubator. They were sad to see them leave the preschool but the ducklings are now happy with their new friends in Kennedy’s Pet Farm.

100 years of service...Staff at Walsh's Shoes in Killarney, are celebrating their 20th anniversary in business this week. The staff have racked up 100 years between them at the popular shoe shop, celebrating in style were, Kathleen Brosnan, Trish Kiely, Patricia Lawlor, Geraldine Moloney and Anthony Walsh, Proprietor. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Páistí ó Naíonra Faithleann celebrating Lá Fhéile Pádraig and the 1916 celebrations before their Easter holidays.

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Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio is hosting its ever-popular annual Losing It: Inch/Weight-Loss competition. Here Jill Duggan explains how toning tables can help you streamline your body

THERE are a range of toning tables on the market some more sophisticated than others and offering a comprehensive number of programmes. There is no doubt that they can make a valuable contribution. But before discussing whether using one is going to address your needs, let’s be clear as to exactly what they do. Through a set number of movements that target the upper and lower body as well as core areas such as the back and abdominals, a table will work muscles that are no longer put under pressure as

well as realign the posture of an individual. In addition to the benefits of greater muscle tone that will be achieved, circulation and flexibility will also improve. All these movements are completed without impact on the body as a whole or strain on an individual area.

In common with all exercise machines, it is essential to get a good tutorial on how the machine is operated and the programmes that are available. This will not only be important simply from a practical point of view but it will also ensure that you can gain the maximum benefits from using the table.

Call now to book your free trial to see how they can benefit you! Telephone Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on 064-6632966.

Kerry Fashion Week and KFW Irish Fashion Industry Awards

Aishling O'Connell, Fiona Griffin, Blathnaid O'Callaghan and Ellen O'Shea all wearing new collection by designer Colin Horgan, Image Breakthrough Designer of the Year 2016.

Winners at the annual Irish Fashion Industry Awards were (back row from left) Alanna McIntyre, Colin Horgan, Mike Bunn, Chupi Sweetman Drury, Carol Kennelly, Brian Conway. (Front row right) Fiona Mulholland, Breda Casey, Judy Wong, Trudy Hayes, Greta Lelyte and Sarah Murphy.

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HUNDREDS of stylish ladies and gents descended en masse on Kerry last week to celebrate the very best of emerging and established talents within the Irish Fashion industry. Danielle Romeril was announced as Irish Fashion Designer of the Year and Colin Horgan won the coveted Breakthrough Designer of the Year title at the eight annual Kerry Fashion Week (KFW). The highlight, the KFW Irish Fashion Industry Awards unfolded in the Europe Hotel & Resort, Killarney. Winners included Danielle Romeril (Designer of the Year); Fiona Mulholland (Accessory Designer of the Year); Carol Kennelly (Milliner of the Year), Colin Horgan, (IMAGE Breakthrough Designer); Sinead Burke (Irish Fashion Blog) and Mike Bunn (Irish Fashion Photographer). The KFW Awards opened with new collections from KFW’s exclusive retail partner Dunnes Stores, including looks from Lennon Courtney, Paul Costelloe, Carolyn Donnelly - The Edit and the new collection by Paul Galvin for Dunnes Stores entitled ‘Push’. Guest designer on the night was Helen Steele who showcased new looks from her S/S collection. The 300 guests then enjoyed the KFW Finalists Fashion show. Models on the evening were from Upfront Model Management in Kerry and Lockdown Models in Cork. Production was by Ray Stack. Hair was by the Sean Taaffe Group and make up by Lancôme Paris.

At the launch of Paul Galvin's new collection "Push" for Dunnes Stores at Kerry Fashion Week - Irish Fashion Industry Awards were Gary Talbot, David Niblock, Paul Galvin and Sean McCarthy, Paddy O'Shea.

OFFERING a wealth of top-class services, Woodlands Industrial Estate enjoys a central, accessible location in Killarney.

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Killarney Tyre Centre at Woodlands Industrial Estate is also extremely conveniently located for motorists.

You see, Woodlands is home to such excellent family businesses as Killarney Glass, National Tile, Hal-Lou Furnishings and Maurice Prendiville Kitchens & Bedroom Furniture.

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FASHION - BEAUTY - THROWS - FOOD - GIFTS Avoca is of the world’s oldest manufacturing companies, established in 1723. We create everything from scarves and coats to throws and totes with our signature style that honours color and brings a modern heritage to life. Located right in the heart of beautiful Kerry, Avoca Molls Gap is a spacious ready-to-explore store, with exciting fashion, children’s, gifts, food and more. There’s a Foodhall too, jammed with great baking and tempting goodies and of course a very popular Avoca Café to chill out in between all that shopping, featuring lots of favourites from our award-winning kitchens. Open 7 days a week Monday 9.30am - 5.30pm Tuesday 9.30am - 5.30pm Wednesday 9.30am - 5.30pm Thursday 9.30am - 5.30pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 100am - 6pm Sunday 10am - 6pm (Café open until 5pm) Avoca, Molls Gap, Ring of Kerry, Kenmare, Co.Kerry, Ireland

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Why Killarney is a retail mecca AT THIS time of year one always notices the wonderful buzz around the town’s streets as locals and visitors alike enjoy a spot of retail therapy. The ultimate shopper’s paradise, the town and its hinterland offer you prime opportunities for browsing to your heart’s content. The streets of Killarney are lined with specialist food and clothing shops as well as world-recognised brands, and you can pack in a wonderful day’s shopping as you stroll around. From clothing and footwear to jewellery, books, newspapers and magazines, music, health and beauty items, gourmet treats, or the latest mobile phones, technology or gadgets, Killarney has it all. Also located in the centre of the town, and adjacent to Killarney’s bus and railway stations, is the must-visit Killarney Outlet Centre.

Dressing comfortably for your shopping expedition SERIOUS shopping is a serious business and it’s always good to embark on an expedition well prepared so you make the most of the experience. If you are in the market for a new outfit or new wardrobe, bear in mind that you will be taking off and putting on clothes a lot in fitting rooms so dress accordingly.

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Footwear Be sure to wear shoes that easily slip on and off. Constant bending over to tie your shoes or buckling them can waste a lot of time and takes the fun out of shopping. It also may reduce your likelihood of trying things on before you buy them (obviously a huge no-no!).

Stretchy clothing Try to avoid wearing restrictive clothing. Stretch skirts and shorts as well as leggings are easy to slip on and don’t require zipping or buttoning. Likewise give complicated tops or jackets a wide berth as these can cramp your style also on such expeditions!

Vest top A simple tank or vest top can be essential. The perfect layering piece, it lets you see how items work with what is already in your wardrobe. Also when stores set a limit on garments you can bring into the fitting room, wearing your own camisole saves you an item.

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Enjoy a chic shopping spree in Christy’s IT NEVER fails to usher in the new season in style and you can be sure to find an utterly fabulous array of chic accessories at Christy’s in Killarney and across Ireland.

The latest range of Orla Kiely boasts a timelessly elegant range of handbags and wallets, with prices starting from €159 (wallets). Spring/Summer also sees the new Dandelion print, sure to be much to the delight of Orla Kiely fans! Orla Kiely Dandelion zip messenger, €159.95.

Fossil's Sydney crossbody bag, €119.

Check out the eye-catching pieces, from Orla Kiely and Fossil handbags and accessories to contemporary designs by Gionni.

Fossil have given their range of reliable, affordable leathers a spring feel with blends of white and tan, along with burst of hot pink and Gionni has a distinct nautical feel with navy and stripped trims – perfect for giving your wardrobe an instant season transition. Check out the new Spring/Summer fashion and accessories collection in Christy’ today!

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Eyes on the prize STAFF at Urban Optics, Scotts Street, are in the running for coveted prizes again following the announcement of the shortlist for this year’s Optician Awards. Urban Optics is in the running for two of the most prestigious awards, Family Practice of the Year, and Optometrist of the Year. Elaine O'Donoghue of Urban Optics is the youngest optometrist and the only Irish person nominated for Optometrist of the Year. She will travel to the event in Birmingham with her parents Pat O'Donoghue, optometrist and proprietor, Urban Optics, and Helen O'Donoghue.

Front, Bríd O'Callaghan and Pat O'Donoghue, optometrist and proprietor, Urban Optics, back from from left, Derry O'Keeffe, Adrienne Walsh, Barbara O'Donoghue, Joanne Ní Curraín, Sheila O'Sullivan, Elaine O'Donoghue, Optometrist of the Year Nominee, Teresa Wharton and Veronica Quirke. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

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

Spirits of character, taste and personality IT SEEMS like a good time to talk about the newest premium-level brand of spirits to be produced in this country. Saint Patrick’s Distillery only came to market recently with an impressive range of bespoke and niches whiskeys, gins and vodkas. In their own words: “Our goal is to produce spirits of character, taste and personality. Most of the spirits we consume today are produced from grains, as they contain high levels of easily con-

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GOAT’S CHEESE, ROAST CARROT AND BEETROOT SALAD

Want to impress dinner-party guests this St Patrick’s weekend? Mark Murphy, Dingle Cookery School, shares this recipe for a delicious salad

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METHOD Preheat oven 180ºC. Place the carrots into boiling salted water and likewise with the beets, cook for about 5-10 minutes, strain veg and place on a hot tray. Add cumin, coriander and juice of half an orange, season and roast until crispy. When almost done remove from the oven and remove the liquid from the tray and put in a bowl with the remaining juice. Put

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St Mary’s Church of Ireland’s concert season begins KILLARNEY town centre has become a byword for music lovers thanks to the exciting programme laid on by St Mary’s Church of Ireland. The venue’s concert season begins this week. It's that time of year once more and the community of St Mary's hopes you can support it in enjoying some more wonderful music from choirs and groups from the USA, Ireland, UK and elsewhere. The season opens at a time when the church is benefiting greatly from the financial and moral support of the community, businesses and individuals during this time of urgent and necessary renovations and conservation of this historic building. In a sense it is the wonderful meitheal tradition for which the Irish are known. The community at St Mary's is greatly appreciative of all this help. All are invited to share some wonderful music, from the sacred, to the traditional and contemporary, in a church which boasts such wonderful acoustics. March concerts for your diaries are as follows –Saturday, March 19: Lyons High School Choir, Illinois; Tuesday, March 22: Hilliard Darby Symphonic Choir; and Tuesday, March 29: BRT Showtime Productions US Choir. All concerts begin at 8pm; for further information email concerts@churchofthesloes.ie

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SING STREET

FROM director John Carney (Once, Begin Again), Sing Street takes us back to 1980s Dublin seen through the eyes of a 14-year-old boy named Conor (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo) who is looking for a break from a home strained by his parents' relationship and money troubles, while trying to adjust to his new inner-city public school where the kids are rough and the teachers are rougher. He finds a glimmer of hope in the mysterious, über-cool and beautiful

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Raphina (Lucy Boynton), and with the aim of winning her heart he invites her to star in his band's music videos. There's only one problem: he's not part of a band...yet. She agrees, and now Conor must deliver what he's promised - calling himself "Cosmo" and immersing himself in the vibrant rock music trends of the decade, he forms a band with a few lads, and the group pours their heart into writing lyrics and shooting videos.

Sarah O’Leary, Two Mile School, Killarney, and Barry Carthy, Dromahair, Leitrim, who were married at the Prince of Peace Church, Fossa. PICTURE: SEAN KELLY

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Islinn Ni Chróinín with Bishop Ray Browne on her Confirmation Day at the Church of the Resurrection.

The Kerry People Michael Ledwith and Sally MacMonagle are capturing local faces on camera in their project, the Kerry People, which is inspired by the popular Humans of New York blog and bestseller “I ALWAYS knew I wanted a large family, ever since I was a little girl, but sometimes I get nervous of people’s reactions when I say I have five kids – as if they were all an accident or something! After my first, it took so long to get pregnant again. Eight I years later I was so happy when found out I was pregnant again, it was not to be though and I miscarried. We tried again and were delighted to be expecting twins! During the early months of the pregnancy though, everything was crazy – recession hit and my husband lost his job, just as were finishing building our new home. But with everyone's help we s managed to get in there and two week found a new job around this time, later the twins arrived! My husband to drop in and out as I needed him which was amazing as he was able ticked by, I entered what we now hs mont the As . home to close as it was y this time round I got pregnant Luckil "! phase dy "broo joke about, as my certainly not easy but you can it's mom, a again quite easily. I love being wanted one more and as I really I make it as difficult as you want it to be! I was expecting just before out found I ! again tried we 30 to r edged neare it secret as it was still so early. my birthday party and decided to keep in hysterics the next day when was and nge Avoiding cocktails was a challe d last night!" and not a drop had my cousin remarked "you were so waste E BY SALLY MACMONAGLE passed my lips!” Catriona Doolan PICTUR

At The Malton Hotel at the launch of Beaufort Golf Club’s annual fundraiser, an open four-ball better ball competition at Beaufort GC on Good Friday, March 25, sponsored by The Malton, were captain Shane O’Sullivan, hotel manager Brian Scally, president Gearóid Keating, hotel concierge Mary MacMonagle and hotel manager Mark Scally. PICTURE: MARIE CARROLL-O’SULLIVAN 17.03.16 Killarney Advertiser

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 22:14–23:56: This passage is a very rich one and it would be a mistake to attempt to pray each and every part of it. Almost every phrase has something new: actions, images, symbols, words. When you read the passage, stay with whatever part of it resonates with your own life, but make sure when you pray it that you stay with the passage until you get beyond the violence and the horror to find a good news lesson for you. A few specific points taken at random are: In this scene of great tragedy, there are people helping others, either reluctantly or with compassion: Simon, the women of Jerusalem, the criminal on the cross, and Jesus himself. Note the differences in the manner in which the help given (as a burden, with sympathy, etc). What has been your experience of helping and being helped? Despite the persecution by the leaders Jesus still shows forgiveness. When have you seen that spirit of forgiveness in yourself or in others? In your experience what is the effect of a forgiving spirit ... or the absence of that spirit? Towards the end there is a ray of light. Jesus says “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.” His relationship with his Father was one of trust, even at a moment like this. What difference has it made to you in times of difficulty or pain to have a relationship of trust with God, or with someone else? John Byrne OSA

PLAYING OUR PART

WE TEND to be uncomfortable with audience participation, especially when it is sprung on us at the last minute. Many people get embarrassed or clam up when a microphone is thrust in their face. TV audience members can even look uncomfortable when expected to sing or clap along to a performance. I was once cajoled up on stage with a friend during a comedy show, and I still cringe at the memory. More than most, this week's liturgy calls for our participation. First, we are caught up in the drama of Jesus’ triumphant entrance into Jerusalem. We are comfortable enough with this – holding up our palm branches and imagining ourselves celebrating and supporting Jesus as he arrives into town riding on a colt. But our participation takes on a darker tone during the reading of the Passion, and we soon find ourselves joining in with those who question and accuse Jesus. Before long we are shouting, “Crucify him! Crucify him!” and taunting Jesus on the cross to ‘save himself if he is the Christ of God’. It is enough to make even the most complacent among us uncomfortable. Palm Sunday and Good Friday are the only two occasions when the congregation is invited to take part in the reading of the Gospel. What strikes you as you play your part today?

Tríona Doherty

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 9.30-8.30pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday worship 9am & 11am. (Créche and Children’s church during 11am service) Prayer meetings Tuesday & Thursday 8am - 9am (from 1st September) Parent and Toddler Tuesday 10am - 12 noon (term time) Wednesday evening Bible Study 7.30pm. Drop-in Coffee morning Friday at 11am (not during August) ‘No biscuits’ ladies lifestyle group, last Monday of the month at 11am. Everyone is welcome. Failte Isteach. Info: Rev Karen Spence. 064 6631613. Website: www.irishmethodist.org/ kerry Aware Killarney Depression Support Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 8pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www.aware.ie The Well Christian Ministries Jesus Christ says ‘If anyone is thirsty let him come to me and drink.’ (John 7:37) We wish to announce that we have moved to a new venue. Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching and on Tuesdays at 8.15pm for Bible study at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548 or visit us online at www.thewellministries.eu Kerry Positive Option Crisis Pregnancy Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme. Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with

highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in Ozanam House, Green Lawn. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www. pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. Grace Baptist Church Due to Cultural Centre renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at the Brehon Hotel, Muckross Road (next to INEC) 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 Muckross I.C.A. Monthly meeeting of Muckross Guild of I.C.A. takes place on Monday 14th March at 7.45 in Loughquittane N.S. New members always welcome. Killarney Record Fair Killarney Record Fair – Sunday 13th March. Killarney Avenue Hotel. 11:00 – 5:00. 1000’s of Records and CDs for sale!! Sell or exchange your unwanted records & CDs. Enquiries: 0831 738567.

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Mary Kelly (wife of the late Johnny Kelly) presenting the Johnny Kelly Memorial Shield to the winners of last Sunday's Memorial Three Scramble in his name at Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club to the winning team of Damien Fleming, Kieran Fitzpatrick and John Kelly. Also included in the photo are Michael Foley, Sean Kelly, Aidan O'Keeffe, Tony McCarthy, Hugh O'Sullivan and Sean Ashe (representing Mick Long).

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Open A New Chapter With A Visit To Killarney Book Market A NEW bookshop in Killarney is proving to be a sparkling treasure trove for book lovers. Open on Saturdays (ideal for a leisurely browse), Killarney Book Market is located at 23 Glebe Lane. The brainchild of local author Seanie Clifford, The Book Market is a real Aladdin’s cave of exciting fiction and non-fiction works. It stocks antique books as well as first editions and so is the perfect hunting ground if you are seeking a unique gift. Offering four enticing rooms full of books, it is a literature buff’s dream. Seanie himself is a seasoned writer and book connoisseur and full of interesting nuggets about the titles he stocks. The Killarney author’s works have been published in over 30 different anthologies, including The Wired Cripple, The Galway Literature Review, Breacadh, The Kingdom, Nowhere to Nowhere, Political Dogma and various other publications. In 1997 he founded the New Irish Writers Movement. In 2002 his play ‘Laurie and Jessie's Christmas’ was optioned by an award-winning theatre company in Ireland, and its text was used in New York at The American Opera Project during the summer of 2006. Seanie’s play Don't Know-Never Know was staged in Killarney and Listowel in 2003. He has been involved both in writing and directing on various film projects. Seanie’s play DARK premiered in The English Theatre Berlin and appeared in festivals throughout Germany. It ran for one week in The Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin, in May 2014. “My documentary The Real Samuel Beckett is currently in post-production and I am preparing to tour my new play Air,” said

Meet Kerry’s new county councillors KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL this week welcomed its two newest members as Cllr Maura Healy-Rae and Cllr John Lucid were co-opted to the council on Monday. Cllr Maura Healy-Rae, 25, a teacher from Kilgarvan, replaces her father, Deputy Danny Healy-Rae, in the Killarney Municipal District. Cllr John Lucid, 56, a retired ESB employee from Ballyheigue, replaces Deputy John Brassil in the Listowel Municipal District.

Cllr Maura Healy-Rae and Cllr John Lucid.

Boost your fitness this season SPRING into summer with the help of two top-class fitness instructors who have joined forces to open Creidim Strength & Fitness in the heart of Killarney. The spacious fitness studio is centrally located on High Street, above O'Sullivan's Cycles, and is run by Gary Cassidy and Stephen Nicholson whose motto is "move better, feel better, be better". The pair are now offering two fitness programmes as well as their regular courses and classes. The first of these, Couch to Classes, is a four-week programme for complete beginners. “This is designed to get people with a sedentary lifestyle and very low fitness level, up to a healthy standard and to an ability where exercise classes and leisure activities are less physically and emotionally stressful,” said Gary. The duo are also offering a course called The Fat Burning is Beast: “This eightweek intense course designed to shred

body fat whilst improving and developing strength to achieve an overall 'toned' look,” said Stephen. The studio boasts a range of new fitness equipment and both Gary and Stephen are highly qualified and experienced and provide fitness classes involving kettlebells, TRX, Pilates, circuit training and Met Con (Metabolic Conditioning). High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) and ab/ core workouts are among the in-demand classes provided, as is one-to-one and group personal training. Gary and Stephen have been working in the fitness industry for over five years and have a wealth of experience. Creidim Strength & Fitness is located at Number 49 High Street (above O’Sullivan’s Cycles). Call 087-1201224 or 087-2147591, email info@creidimsf.com or see www.creidimsf.com

Stephen Nicholson and Gary Cassidy.

Seanie Clifford of Killarney Book Market.

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HOME & AWAY

A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS +

LET’S ALL TRY AND BE CONSIDERATE OF OUR FELLOW ROAD USERS MOTORISTS, cyclists and walkers – we all have a right to get from A to B safely. As someone who, like most of us, is well used to the pleasures and perils of using our roads in all three guises at various stages, I am very much aware of the trials and tribulations of all three modes of transport. First off, as a motorist, why oh why do some cyclists hog the road? Cycling is a wonderful pastime and nowhere more so than in Kerry, the home of some of the world’s most breath-taking cycle routes. But there seems to be sense of entitlement among a select few two-wheel Tour de France wannabes that they can hog the middle line regardless of the angry tailback of frustrated motorists. Or what about those overly companionable duos or groups who will insist on pedalling at least two abreast, blithely and arrogantly chatting while a motorist is forced to drive along behind at a snail’s pace.

Most cyclists have been shouted at or abused by a driver and while this is never acceptable, the idea that some cyclists don’t obey the rules of the road is a constant bugbear of certain motorists. Now, let me tell it also from the point of view of the cyclist. Being almost clipped by cars is not much fun. Neither is being knocked to the ground by someone carelessly whacking open their car door. True story: As a friend and I made our way from school on a busy New Street years ago, a woman suddenly opened the passenger door to get out of the car, while the traffic had stalled, thus flinging my friend to the ground. The woman, stone-faced, emerged from the car, as we thought, to check as to the welfare of my friend, lying shocked, battered and bruised on the ground. But no, this lady looked at the car door and then down at the injured cyclist and said, “It’s a good thing you didn’t dent the door of my car.” Another complaint I have is about walkers who don’t care about an approaching cyclist in the National Park and simply wander out in front of us, forcing us to brake. Last but not least, it’s not all plain sailing for us foot soldiers either. Last Friday as I strolled along the route by Muckross Abbey a cyclist whizzed in from behind between my walking companion and me (we were very much to the side of the path, so there was no excuse!), almost slicing my ear off! No bell, no warning, no apologies. A little consideration from and for all road users is badly needed.

GET ON WITH IT…. While a period of silence from Richard Boyd Barrett, Mick Wallace, Claire Daly and others is most welcome our politicians should understand that when the people vote for them to form a government they should say ‘Yes’ or ‘No’, not “I’ll let you know later!” As you read this, it is unlikely you have a Taoiseach or a government and those who are involved in the silly games going on in Leinster House should get on with the job they were elected to do. God knows there’s plenty to do. If the recent General Election taught us anything it is that Dublin, the Pale and the East Coast generally has developed and grown at a much faster pace than the rest of the country. There is no recovery in many parts of Ireland. During the election, one RTÉ reporter was absolutely gobsmacked when he lost mobile phone cover between Kenmare and Killarney. He couldn’t believe this could happen in 21st-century Ireland. He couldn’t understand how he could be out of touch with the rest of the world for over 20 minutes. Can you imagine how he would feel if he had to spend his entire life in rural Ireland? While the growth in Dublin has been phenomenal, there are problems. Housing is just one of the huge problems. Homelessness is becoming a major problem. And it’s about to get a whole lot worse. Now, those hoping to become first-time home owners in Dublin will have to come up with over €50,000 as a deposit for a new house. That’s an awful lot of money to find. It doesn’t matter where they are living, a young couple would spend their entire youth coming up with that kind of money. How can anyone be expected to save €50,000 while living in rented accommodation, paying massive rents and living on more-or-less fixed incomes? It means people will spend longer in private rented accommodation, thereby reducing supply as the available housing isn’t being recycled and this, in turn, will lead to higher rents as the supply of houses will not meet the demand. And this doesn’t apply to young people only: older people, caught in the private rented sector will face higher rents from landlords who will quickly see the market can take higher rents because of the housing shortage and he will also quickly realise that older tenants on pensions and fixed incomes may not be the ideal tenants to maximise the potential of his properties. Our politicians need to get on with it. Now!

Illegal gorse fires blaze in Kerry KERRY fire fighters battled illegal gorse fires in Killarney, Tralee and Caherciveen on Monday night and are bracing themselves for some busy times ahead. Up to 15 firefighters were called when a raging gorse fire was reported in Kells on Monday afternoon. Two houses were close by but fortunately the fire fighters kept the blaze under control. The fire service was also called to a scene of a gorse fire on the Short Mountain in Tralee. This fire was spotted blazing during the evening from Blennerville and the town. It is currently illegal to burn gorse between March 1 and August 31 but landowners continue to do so. The Kerry Wildfire Interagency Group, which involves the fire service, Kerry County Council, and landowners, is tasked with monitoring the situation. -

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Inspired By Danny Casey

VIEWS FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD SCEILG MHICHÍL Sceilg Mhichíl stands proudly and defiantly off Slea Head. Sometimes it’s difficult to make it out as it can be shrouded in fog a lot of the time. The fog adds to the mystery and the isolation. I have never visited the craggy island but, even from the mainland, it looks inhospitable, barren, windswept and bare. Because of its remoteness and the difficulty in accessing it, the island has always possessed a mystique and it was this that attracted monks in search of peace and quiet there in the first place many centuries ago. The outcrop, which is home to protected colonies of seabirds as well as stone “beehive” huts used by the monks, was used in 2014 to film the closing scene of “Star Wars:The Force Awakens.” The island was also visited again last year by a crew filming the series’ eighth instalment. When the makers of Star Wars had completed the key scene in their latest blockbuster on the remote island off the West Coast of Ireland, Fáilte Ireland availed of the opportunity. A campaign played up the links between Skellig Michael, and its Hollywood rebirth as the intergalactic hideaway of Luke Skywalker. One advert, emblazoned with the Star Wars logo, noted that the island had been raided by Vikings in 823 AD, before adding: “Next up: Stormtroopers?” But now the success of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, already the third highest grossing film in history, has triggered a row over whether access to the UNESCO World Heritage Site should be increased to cope with the thousands of tourists who now want to visit Skywalker’s Celtic lair. Boat operators and hotel owners in West Kerry, are calling on the Irish government to extend the period of the year when visitors are permitted, following a flood of bookings to the area. But they are strongly opposed by conservationists who complain that Skellig Michael’s archaeological and ecological treasures are being imperilled by the high profile gained by the island’s association with the most successful movie franchise of all time. But visitors hoping to pay homage to the Jedi warrior may well be disappointed. Under measures brought in several years ago amid concern that visitors were already too high, there is a strict limit of 180 visitors per day on the island and boats are only allowed to dock between May and October. Even then, bad weather means that up to half of those open days are lost. Business owners, who complain the restrictions have cost them €2.5million in lost takings, are asking for the period in which visits to Skellig Michael are permitted to be increased from April to the beginning of November to try and reduce the bottleneck of light-sabre-wielding tourists. A team of around 60 technicians and actors, reduced from an original proposal of 300, went to the island in 2014 to film. The number was cut following concerns that disruption could have a negative effect on nesting seabirds including puffins, kittiwakes and Manx shearwaters. Conservationists and tour guides pointed out that the eco-system on the island, where the only way to reach the ruins of the medieval monastery is to climb 600 steps carved from granite by monks who first arrived in the sixth century, is “extremely fragile” and said the marketing campaign advertising the island had been ill-advised. There are those who believe that if the conservationists of the time had their way the monks would never have been allowed on the island in the first place. Others believe it is too fragile to exploit or even tamper.

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A FLOCK of pigeons complete with sensorcarrying lightweight backpacks are helping consumers track air pollution in London. The birds have technology on-board to not only monitor air quality, but are also reporting on it live by tweeting what they find in the skies above the city. Users can also tweet the birds giving their location and receive a report back on the air quality in that area. The three-day scheme has been created by Plume Labs, a technology firm that specialises in helping people track and reduce exposure to air pollution, has created pigeonairpatrol.com where London residents can view a live map. Romain Lacombe, the CEO at Plume Labs, said: “Putting air sensors on the back of pigeons goes beyond raising awareness of this problem and helps Londoners understand the impact of pollution in an accessible, tangible and immediate way.”

North Korea sentences US tourist to 15 years’ hard labour NORTH KOREA'S highest court has sentenced an American tourist who allegedly attempted to steal a propaganda banner from a restricted area of his hotel to 15 years of hard labour in prison. Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate student, was convicted of subversion and sentenced in a one-hour trial at the Supreme Court. Mr Warmbier was arrested in early January as he tried to leave the country after visiting as a tourist with a new year tour group. In a statement before his trial, he told a gathering of reporters in Pyongyang he wanted the banner "as a trophy" for the mother of a friend. North Korea announced the arrest in late January, saying Mr Warmbier committed an anti-state crime with "the tacit connivance of the US government and under its manipulation".

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APPOINTMENTS appointments

The Award winning Killarney Park Hotel invites applications for the following positions:

PASTRY CHEF

• Wonderful opportunity in a 5 Star Leading Hotel of the World Property • We want an experienced, enthusiastic and passionate chef capable of managing all aspects of the pastry section of the kitchen • This role will allow the right candidate to put their own stamp on it and demonstrate their creativity • The Pastry Chef will strive to produce quality dishes • Fully Qualified Chef, certificate/diploma in culinary arts • Previous experience required in a similar property • Fluent English and good communication skills • Passion and energy required for this role THIS IS A FULL TIME POSITION ALL YEAR ROUND

NIGHT CHEF

• Experience required preferably in a hotel background

• 5 nights a week, full time position • Fluent English and good communication skills • Ability to work on own initiative

Applications in writing to: The Personnel Manager, The Killarney Park Hotel, Town Centre, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Or stop by the hotel to fill out an application form. Closing date for receipt of Applications, Sunday 27th March 2016. THE KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER.

CHEF/COOKS WANTED

Wanted: Night Porter for busy Killarney guesthouse. Duties will include cleaning, security and greeting guests. Fluent English is essential. Good local knowledge of the area would be helpful.

Driver Wanted For

All year round Work.

The Golden Nugget, Fossa Killarney Experience Essential Apply with references to: hallisseycaroline@gmail.com

Please reply to PO Box No: 3345, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

Contact Barth 087-6983333 info@killarneytouristtrain.com

Milltown Childcare Centre Milltown Childcare centre

Has vacancies for

JOB VACANCY

Are Recruiting for a Full time CHILDCARE MANAGER

CHILDCARE ASSISTANT MATERNITY LEAVE - TEMPORARY POSITION FROM Essential skills/qualifications required: • A professional qualification in childcare is essential. A major award in childcare/early :: Minimum FETAC Level 5 major Award education at a minimum of level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications of :: Experience essential 2 years post qqualification Ireland (NFQ) or an equivalent nationally recognized ualification or a higher award in the childcare/early education field. :: Flexible• working hours, hardworking and ability to work as part of a team Applicants will demonstrate at least 2 years experience of working in a Management role in an Early and years seducation etting or equivalent ith required in aages ll aspects :: Provide care and wwork withcaompetencies variety of of service delivery and management including financial Management and human resources management. :: Assist with planning, observation and cleaning • Strong proven business acumen as well as leadership and organisational skills.

:: Position subject to Garda Vetting

JUNE 2016

application pack (CVs will not be accepted) is available from Milltown Childcare Send CurriculumAn Vitae and 2 written references to info@milltownchildcare.com or post to Centre. 066 9767719. info@milltownchildcare.com Naiolann Solais, Milltown Childcare Centre by 01/14/16.

Transforming Ireland

Completed application forms, should be returned no later than 5pm on 17th June Short listing will take place and a panel will be formed for future positions.

Funded by the Irish Government under the National Childcare Investment 2006-2010 Milltown CProgramme hildcare Centre is an equal opportunities employer and is managed by a

voluntary management committee.

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CHEF

FULL-TIME / PART-TIME Fluent English essential Please submit C.V. to: Fáilte Restaurant College Street, Killarney or Phone 064-6633404 Email: failtehotel@eircom.net

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OWN PART OF THE BUSINESS GENERAL INSURANCE ACCOUNT HANDLER REQUIRED FOR SOUTH KERRY AREA

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• Major Award in Early Childhood Care and Education at Level 7 on the NFQ or equivalent. • Four years experience in the Early Years sector. • Management/Supervisor experience preferred. • Working knowledge of Microsoft Word & Excel. • Full, clean drivers licence.

:: Excellent opportunity for an enthusiastic self-starter who wants to profit share in long standing business. :: The candidate must have knowledge of personal and commercial insurance :: Must have previous experience and at least APA qualified :: Must have knowledge of Relay Systems

Please submit CV & Letter of application to:

All replies to PO Box No.3346, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

KILLARNEY TOWN CENTRE OUTLET

CRECHÉ MANAGER REQUIRED

Elaine.bermingham@bestcreche.ie closing date 25/03/2016

AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE PART OF KILLARNEY’S NEWEST BUSINESS

Requires

EXPERIENCED FOOD & BEVERAGE OPERATOR MUST BE AVAILABLE TO WORK 5 EVENINGS PER WEEK

PART TIME BAR STAFF REQUIRED FOR THE COMING SEASON Please reply to PO Box No: 3344, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

Self-motivated and enthusiastic

Healthy Food Shop/Café Manager Required At least 2 years experience in a similar position essential. Keen interest in a health and fitness lifestyle beneficial. Computer literacy essential.

Apply with CV and references to Box No. 3330, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

As we embark on the 2016 season, we are looking for customer focused people to join our team and have the following vacancies available:

• BAR MANAGER –KILLARNEY PLAZA HOTEL • ACCOMMODATION SUPERVISOR • SPA THERAPIST • RECEPTIONISTS • FOOD AND BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Please email your CV to: jobs@odonoghue-ring-hotels.com or for more information please phone Tel: 064 66 21065/21091 Fax: 064 66 39585 Post to: Human Resources, C/O The Killarney Towers Hotel, College St. Killarney, Co. Kerry

Killarney Riverside Hotel We would like to invite applicants for:

Chef De Partie Commis Chef Kitchen Porter Full Time / Part Time Bar/Waiting Staff Accommodation Staff

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NOTIC ES

APPOINTMENTS appointments

TRUCK DRIVER • • • • •

C Licence required CPC Certificate up-to-date Digital Tachograph Card Multi-drop experience Experience operating an 18 tonne vehicle or larger • Good level of English required

Please forward CV with references to: jobs@iihealthfoods.com Tel: 026 65750

Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd.,

Aghadoe, Killarney We are re-opening for our 25th summer season on April 2nd and we are looking to recruit the right people for the following positions

EXPERIENCED FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS The successful candidates must have a minimum of three years experience in a small or family-run 3 * or 4* hotel or quality restaurant and bar operation.

GENERAL ASSISTANTS

Successful candidates must have basic experience in restaurant or bar operations

COMMIS CHEF

This position is ideally suited for a young person who has a keen interest in working in the Pastry section of a fine dining operation

KITCHEN PORTERS

Working directly with the Head Chef, and responsible for wash-up and general hygiene and cleanliness of the entire Kitchen area (Please note that fluency in English is a requirement for all positions) Please apply (in writing or by email only please) to Geraldine Rosney Killeen House Hotel, Aghadoe Killarney. Email; charming@indigo.ie

Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork.

www.killeenhousehotel.com

The International Hotel is recruiting for the coming season:

Deli Assistant

• A minimum of 1 year Deli Supervisory experience or 3+ years Senior Deli Assistant experience. • Fully HACCP and food safety • Day to day management of the deli operations The International Hotel is an award winning luxury 4 star hotel looking eoInternational Hotel is an award winning 4 star hotel looking recruit the following positions to shareluxury in our passion for delivering recruit the standard following toservice. share in our passion for delivering he highest ofpositions customer Ordering of stock, ensuring both stock & waste are carefully managed • Hours required 9.30 to 6pm daily e highest standard of customer service.

Hotel Receptionist Hotel Receptionist The ideal candidate must have a warm & welcoming personality, have e ideal candidate must have a warm & welcoming personality, excellent communication skills, customer service skills and ahave high ellent communication skills, customer service skills and a high tandard of personal presentation. ndard of personal presentation. Please note that the position strictly requires a minimum of 2 year’s Hotel ease note that the position strictly requires a minimum of 2 year’s Hotel reception experience. Fluent English is required. ception experience. Fluent English is required.

Laundry Supervisor

As a Laundry Supervisor you are responsible to ensure that laundry service, required by our guests is met on time Waitingand Staff with the highest possible standards, whereby your role will include key responsibilities such as: Waiting Fluent English, and a minimum of 1-2 Staff years’ experience in a similar role is

uent English, and a minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in a similar role is essential sential Housekeeping Assistants Housekeeping Assistants Fluent English, and a minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in a similar role is uent English, and a minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in a similar role is essential sential These positons are permanent and full-time, These positons are permanent and full-time, Excellent conditions and competitive remuneration for suitable cellent conditions and competitive remuneration for suitable applicants applicants CV application in writing or by email to CV application in writing or by email to Anne Marie Collins, International Hotel, Kenmare Place, Anne Marie Collins, International KillarneyHotel, Kenmare Place, Killarney T:064 6631816 E: annemarie@killarneyinternational.com T:064 6631816 www.killarneyinternational.com E: annemarie@killarneyinternational.com www.killarneyinternational.com Voted number 10 in Tripadvisors top 25 hotels in Ireland 2015 oted number 10 in Tripadvisors top 25 hotels in Ireland 2015

• Supervise and monitor the performance of the laundry employees in order to maintain established standards and provide efficient service to the guests • Counter check that all items processed are spotlessly clean as per hotel standards and guest satisfaction • Excellent conditions and competitive remuneration for suitable applicants

CV application in writing or by email to: Anne Marie Collins, International Hotel, Kenmare Place, Killarney T:064 6631816

E: annemarie@killarneyinternational.com | www.killarneyinternational.com

Voted in the top 10 in Tripadvisors top 25 hotels in Ireland 2015

BROOK LODGE HOTEL Msgr. O’Flaherty Road, High Street, Killarney We require experienced personnel for The following positions:

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST WAITER/WAITRESS For Breakfast

ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANT Full/Part TimeApplications in writing to above address or Apply with CV to:

info@brooklodgekillarney.com Tel: 064 6631800 www.brooklodgekillarney.com

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notices notices WE ARE LOOKING TO RECRUIT

VOLUNTEERS will attend Scotts Hotel every Saturday from 3.00pm Castleisland Clinic River Island Hotel 3rd Monday of every month 6.30pm Killorglin Clinic Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar - 2nd Monday of every month from 7.00pm Kenmare Clinic Alantic Bar 10pm Every Saturday Night Kilgarvan Clinic Healy-Rae’s Mace Shop 9pm-10pm every Sunday & Healy-Rae’s Bar 10pm - 11pm Sunday Other clinics held throughout the constituency on a very regular basis and advertised locally. Danny Healy Rae MCC 087 2316055 Johnny Healy Rae MCC 087 2354793

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

Divers

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

Boat Handlers & Support Crew training provided

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

087 235 9466

Kids Korner

ool, Lissivigeen Montessori Pre-Sch

17 ptember 2016 and 20 Now enrolling for Se ptember 2016 Children aged 3 in Se years pre-school are entitled to 2 free

Contact Sinéad 087-2900461

Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.

Nugget Old Timers, of the Golden Nugget, winners of Group 2, Tommy Cronin, John Doyle, Jeremy Costello, Damien McCormick, Mark Hallissey, Mikey Cronin, Caroline Bradley Hallissey, Darren McCormick, Gary McCormick and Stephen O’Sullivan.

KILLARNEY DARTS TOWN LEAGUE SPONSORED BY CARLSBERG IN ASSOCIATION WITH MUSTANG SALLY’S THE Town League season is coming to a close with two of the group finals having been played last week. First up was Group 4 final in Murphy’s Bar, College Street, on Thursday, March 10. Mustangs took overall victory; final score, Mustangs A 5, Nugget Night Owls 3. The highest score of Group 4 was Ryan Patten and MVP on the night was Alex Goggin. The second of the group finals took place on Friday, March 11, with the Group 2 Final between Klub Bar Kilcummin and Golden Nugget Team. Both of these teams when they played each other during the league, won their home games, 5- 4. In the final each leg counted, so it was first to 14. After a lot of team talking and tactical changes during the break, with both teams bringing in a sub. The Nugget got off to a good start winning 2-1. This was the first time the Nugget took the lead making it 11-10. The second Nugget doubles team played their hearts out, finishing 116 in the second leg and won three nil, and to take overall victory for the Nugget making it 14-10. MVP was Daniel O’Leary and Highest Group 2 finish was by Mike Brosnan 153. The group three final will take place on Thursday, March 31, in The Tatler Jack between Old Killarney Inn and Dunloe Lodge B. The Group 1 final takes place on Friday, April 1, in Mustang Sally’s between The Tatler Jack and Lals OutCasts.

Mustang Sally’s A team, winners of Group 4, Ryan Patten, Mike Cotter, Shane Hurley, James Hurley and Alex Goggin; front, John Doona and Thomas Templeman.

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property TO LET TO Let Three bed house in Faha, electric storage heating. Three bed bungalow Ballyhar area, 6 miles from town. 1 bed bedsit in Whitebridge Manor, close to Supervalu. Rooms in Woodlawn. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. TO Let 4 bedroom detached house to let in Keel, Castlemaine. R/A accepted. Tel. 085-7638256. TO Let Single room, town centre, sharing house, would suit working man in town. Ideal location, no parking, reasonable rates, no R/A. Tel. 087-6774424.

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TO Let Large comfortable bedroom, Killarney town. Tel. 087-9395156. TO Let Newly renovated detached 2 story, 2 bedroom house on organic farm in Ballyhar. 10 minutes from Killarney, on an elevated site with views of Macgillycuddy Reeks. Tel. 087-2272115. TO Let Double room for rent, Bridgefield Estate, €320 per month including unlimited broadband. Tel. Denis 087-7793200 or Sinead 086-1065927. TO Let 2 bedroom penthouse apartment Park Road area, opposite big Tesco. All mod cons, fully furnished. Private parking. €850 per month. Tel. 087-3101222.

TO Let Double room for rent in Muckross, TV licence and bins included. Tel. 086-2089205. TO Let 4 bed house to rent in Killarney town. Tel. 087-8338371. TO Let 2 bed apartment, 5 minutes from town centre, private parking. Tel. 087-6189544. TO Let 3 bed modern house, Deireadh Coille Killarney, available from March 27th, walking distance from town. Tel. 086-3676121. TO Let Two bedroom apartment, Countess Road, fully furnished, all mod cons. Tel. 087-7951905. TO Let Room to rent 5-10 minutes from Killarney, suitable for 1-2 people sharing. Tel. 089-4403064.

TO Let Newly renovated 3 bedroom house on Woodlawn Road with large garden and shed. In quiet location. Tel. 085-1542875.

WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. Wanted Couple looking for a B&B/ Guesthouse to rent in Killarney town. Careful tenants. Tel. 086-2427650. Wanted Couple looking for a double room in Killarney to move in immediately as have started work. Tel. 085-7027204.

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MICROLINO: ISETTA FOR A NEW ERA IN 1955 the iconic BMW Isetta “bubble car” was the first mass-produced car to deliver fuel consumption of 3.0L/100km. Now, a Swiss company wants to reinvigorate the design for the new era, in the form of the zero emission Microlino. Dubbed “the next small thing” in the automotive world. Measuring just 2.4 metres long – short enough for two to fit in a regular car space – the Microlino is powered by an electric motor, has seating for two, features a single front door for cabin access and features a number of neat features including a removable Wi-Fi stereo. The idea is intriguing and there’s certainly a place for a vehicle of this stature in the megacities of the world. Despite its tiny size, it is reported that the cabin space isn’t as cramped as expected while there’s little doubt the 400kg machine is likely to be extremely manoeuvrable. The makers says the car has been developed with app-based mobility systems in mind, such as car-sharing and car-pooling platforms and the Microlino will be “affordable for everyone” whether renting or buying.

Top Police Supercars Around the World WE ALL drool over supercars and wish to own them or to say the least wish to have an opportunity to drive them once in our lifetime. But what if your job was to drive these supercars and all for a good cause? The good cause being catching bad guys; sounds like a Hollywood movie plot? If you thought that fast cars used by cops were only restricted to movies, you’re wrong. There are quite a few police forces around the globe which use supercars in their fleet to catch criminals, especially the speeding ones. While these supercars are used to chase the bad guys, they are also used to promote tourism in their respective countries and cities. Here are a few Police forces and their superfast and super expensive steeds. New South Wales, Australia – Porsche 911 Italian Polizia – Lamborghini Huracan Dubai Police Force – Ferrari FF, Lamborghini Aventador: The only thing faster than this one will be the Bugatti Veyron!, Mercedes G-Class Brabus 700 Widestar, Audi R8, Ford Mustang GT, there is more... Chevrolet Camaro SS, Aston Martin One-77, Lexus RC-F, McLaren MP4-12C, BMW M6 and a Bentley Continental GT. Wow. Abu Dhabi – Nissan GTR West Midlands – Lotus Evora Columbia – Ferrari 348. The Columbian police confiscated the Ferrari 348 from a drug lord. They later hoped to auction it to buyers but since they didn’t find any, they decided to tweak it up and use it in their fleet. If the Garda Siochána were to choose a supercar, what would it be? We would like to hear your suggestions.... lets us know.... New South Wales, Australia – Porsche 911. The car is extremely eye catching and once you spot this one in your rear view mirror, it’s best to give up any thoughts of out-running it.

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2016 F1 Season Opener This Weekend FOR all you Formula 1 fans, this weekend kicks of the 2016 season with the Australian Grand Prix. Teams and drivers are scheduled to take part in 21 Grands Prix—making for the longest season in the sport's history—starting this weekend in Australia and finishing in Abu Dhabi in November. This season will see the grid expand to twenty-two cars with the addition of the Haas F1 Team entry. Renault also returning as a constructor after a four-year absence. The calendar has similarly expanded, with the return of the German Grand Prix. The European Grand Prix will also be revived, with the event visiting a new circuit in Azerbaijan. Lewis Hamilton will start the season as the defending Drivers' Champion for the second year running and Mercedes will start the season as the defending Constructors' Champion.

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A MIRACULOUS OFFER FROM LIAM LYNCH MOTORS. “With all the styling and quality you’d expect from ŠKODA and 0% Finance, our competitors won’t beat us!” Liam, ŠKODA Sales Specialist.

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Liam Lynch Motors, ŠKODA dealer of the year, Farranfore, Killarney, Co. Kerry. T. 066 9793066. W. www.liamlynchskoda.ie *Selected models only, Rapid & Yeti range. Typical Finance Example: Rapid SB OTRP €18,795. Deposit / Part Exchange €5,577. 36 monthly payments of €179 (Including service plan of €13.99 per month). Optional Final Payment €7,278. Total cost of credit €0. Total hire purchase price €18,795. Minimum deposit is 10%. Subject to lending criteria. This offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. ŠKODA Finance is a trading style of Volkswagen Bank GmbH Branch Ireland, authorised by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany and regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules. Offers available on orders placed before March 31st 2016 and registered before April 30th 2016.

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WHAT’S THE ONLY CAR THAT’S BETTER VALUE THAN A NEW ŠKODA? A Used ŠKODA from Liam Lynch Car Centre. A ŠKODA is always great value. At Liam Lynch Car Centre, authorised ŠKODA retailer, great value just got even better. We pride ourselves in offering great value. The following models are available for immediate delivery at unbelievable prices.

MAKE/MODEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA AMBITION 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA TOUR 1.9 DIESEL ŠKODA CITIGO ACTIVE 1.0MPI PETROL ŠKODA RAPID SB AMBITION 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA ELEGANCE 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA FABIA AMBITION 1.2HTP PETROL ŠKODA SUPERB COMBI ELEG 2.0TDI DIESEL ŠKODA SUPERB AMBITION GL 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA SUPERB AMBITION 2.0TDI DIESEL ŠKODA YETI URBAN 2.0 TDI DIESEL ŠKODA SUPERB COMBI AMB 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA YETI AMBITION 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA ELEGANCE 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA COMBI AMB 1.2TSI PETROL ŠKODA SUPERB AMBITION GL 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA EXCLUSIVE 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA AMBITION 2.0TDI DIESEL ŠKODA YETI ACTIVE 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA SUPERB AMBITION 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA OCTAVIA ELEGANCE 1.6TDI DIESEL AUTOMATICS ŠKODA OCTAVIA AMBITION 1.6TDI DIESEL ŠKODA CITIGO AMBITION 1.0MPI PETROL

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€9,750

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€4,900

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€2,750

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€11,900

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€12,400

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€11,900

11 Grand Scenic 1.5 dci Dynamique 7 seats 134km

€13,900

€10,900

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€12,450

€10,750

10 Scenic 1.5 dci Dynamique Grey Silver 128km

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Last year’s Cartell.ie winners Donagh Kelly and Conor Foley in their Ford Focus WRC.

Buddies celebrates its 10th anniversary in style BUDDIES PLAY CENTRE, Park Road, Killarney, celebrates its 10th anniversary this March. The owners of this family-run business, Gavin and Jacqui Lythgoe, opened its doors for business in March 2006. They wanted to open a facility for the families in Killarney and surrounding areas that offered exciting play, great parties and value for money. Their play centre is now known for its fun and friendly staff and high standards of food and hygiene. Buddies has become the local children’s favourite household name, having thousands of their happy, excited faces passed through the doors for playtime or birthday parties over the last ten years. So to celebrate Buddies’ 10th birthday the centre is launching three new party rooms. A very popular Frozen Princess party room has already created an exciting buzz among the girls. There’s a superhero room with the very popular Disney Avengers and a new Disney Fairy party room. The centre already offers a pirate-themed area

as well as Clayfun party packages for all those artists out there. The owners of Buddies would like to thank their staff, past and present, especially managers Elaine Murphy and Ruth Suter who work very hard to make Buddies the success it is. “And a big thank you to all our customers past and present for your loyalty, kind words and for sharing your children’s very special moments with us,” stated the owners. “We hope to share many more happy times with you all.”

Pupils at Knockanes National School all dressed up for Proclamation Day.

Cartell.ie Killarney Rally of the Lakes PLANS are at an advanced stage to create a motorsport festival on the streets of Ireland’s most famous town and more details of this exciting event will be announced at the official launch of the Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes on Monday, March 28, at Scotts Hotel, Killarney. The Killarney & District Motor Club, organiser of the Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes, has announced details of this year’s event which will take place over the May Bank Holiday weekend, April 29-May 1. Anthony O’Connor, clerk of the course, said: “One of our main objectives this year was to bring the rally back into the heart of Killarney and base the event completely in and around the radius of the town. “We have achieved this by using a new stage format, a choice of new and old stages and the use of Liebherr Container Cranes as the centralised service area for the entire event.” Once again for its seventh consecutive year Ireland’s leading vehicle history record company Cartell.ie returns as the main title sponsor of the Rally of the Lakes 2016. Killarney Advertiser is delighted to support the event, as is Ordnance Survey Ireland and the Gleneagle Hotel Group, who have been supporters of the Rally of the Lakes for many years and continue as associate sponsors. The 37th Rally of the Lakes will be a counting round of the Clonakilty Black Pudding Irish Tarmac Rally Championship; PlasticBags.ie Southern 4 Rally Championship; and FIA European Celtic Trophy Cup. The newly appointed clerk in of the course Anthony O’Connor and the organising committee have taken a strong look at the current characteristics and changes of rallying in Ireland. The three-day event will begin with a ceremonial start in Killarney’s town centre on Friday, April 29. Entries will open shortly at http://www. shannonsportsit.ie/evo/Login

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Cooking up a storm: Seamus O’Sullivan, Ballineen, Cork, Noelle McLoughlin, Kinsale, Bernie Doe, Just Cooking, Amy O’Sullivan, Bantry, Dr Dean Panter, Fáilte Ireland, Operations Manager, Deirdre Donohue, Killarney, John Farrell, Ballybunion, Mark Doe, ‘Just Cooking’. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

SIX aspiring chefs from Kerry and Cork have successfully graduated from Fáilte Ireland’s pilot commis chef programme which was delivered by Just Cooking, Cookery School, Killahane, Killarney. They are now ready to join the tourism sector and start their culinary careers. Initiated last November, the commis chef programme was designed to respond to the growing skills need identified in the hospitality sector. To date presently in excess of 95% of participants have secured jobs as an outcome of this programme. A total of 190 participants completed the practical, hands-on, competency based programme which was delivered in 12 locations across the country over an 8-10 week period and provided all the skills a person would need to begin working in a professional hospitality kitchen (see note to editor for a list of participating businesses). The successful participants can now build on their new expertise and progress on to the culinary apprenticeship currently in development in conjunction with the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) and the Restaurants Association of Ireland (RAI) and others.

John Mulcahy, Head of Hospitality at Fáilte Ireland, said: “Fáilte Ireland recently developed this new commis chef programme in response to a growing need within the tourism and hospitality industry. We are delighted to be able to provide this opportunity to Ireland’s next generation of aspiring chefs here in Kerry and we have received very encouraging feedback from both participating businesses and students.” The cookery schools involved have also played a key role in transferring skills, and ensuring that the students find good jobs quickly, particularly as the sector prepared for St Patrick’s Day and Easter, he added. “I would like to congratulate each of the six graduates today together with their instructor Mark Doe, Just Cooking, and wish them all the best in their future culinary careers, where the potential for success is enormous,” said John. Fáilte Ireland is currently evaluating the completed pilot programme with a view to informing the development of the culinary apprenticeship.

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St Brigid’s fundraising raffle THERE was excitement at St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School on Wednesday as the parents’ council fundraising raffle took place. There was a great response to the fundraiser, which is in aid of student supports and extra-curricular activities in the school, with almost €3,900 raised. Organisers thanked the sponsors, Castlemartyr Five-Star Resort, Cork, Dunnes Stores, Killarney, the Killarney Oaks Hotel, Lynes, Killarney, The Brehon Hotel, Eason, Scotts Hotel, Lord Kenmare’s Restaurant, Muckross House, The Travel Inn, Killarney, Lord Kenmare’s Restaurant, Muckross House, Muckross Park Hotel, The Travel Inn, Flesk Meats, and Kennelly’s Pharmacy. The winners were as follows, Moss Leane, Kilcummin, Michael O’Callaghan, Kilcummin, Rebecca Walshe, Bridgefield, Francie Doherty, Headford, Emily Rose McAllen, Kilcummin, Breda O’Donoghue, Tiernaboul, Clodagh Clifford, Ballyhar, Deirdre Courtney, Ardfert, Bridget Tangney, Killian Foley, Kilcummin, Noreen Finnegan, Kilcummin, and Jacqueline Toner, Woodlawn Park.

Quiz organisers say thank you THE organisers of a quiz to help to generate funds to bring children and young adults to Lourdes have thanked big-hearted supporters who ensured the event was a major success. A total of 32 tables of four turned out at The Gleneagle Hotel on Tuesday night to participate in the Tim Moore memorial quiz, dedicated to the memory of the late local accountant who was a dedicated fundraiser for the Irish Pilgrimage Trust. The event raised in excess of €2,000 will will enable two young people to travel on pilgrimage this Easter. Six groups of children and young adults from Kerry, with physical and social needs, will travel on this year’s pilgrimage, starting on Easter Sunday until the following Saturday, as part of a 1,000-strong group from Ireland. “We are absolutely delighted with the support we received and we want to thank everybody for their help,” said quiz organiser Kieran Coffey, from Fossa, who will lead a 21-strong group, including carers, on the pilgrimage. He expressed his gratitude to all those who helped in any way, particularly Cathal Walshe who has been the quizmaster for the 26 years of the event, the Moore family for their support and all those who helped on the night. 17.03.16 Killarney Advertiser

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

AGM of Retired Nurses Association

Get on your marks to help with cystic fibrosis support ON BEHALF of Cystic Fibrosis Ireland (CFI) and the wider cystic fibrosis community, I would like to thank the people of County Kerry for their continued generosity and to ask for their support once more in the upcoming VHI Women's Mini-Marathon. Cystic fibrosis is a challenging disease and CFI works hard to support people with CF and their families by providing a range of vital services such as grants for exercise equipment, fertility treatment, transplant assessment, counselling and bereavement support. We also fund the development of dedicated state-of-the-art cystic fibrosis facilities in our hospitals. This ensures that people get the best possible care and that issues such as cross-infection are minimised. As a small member-led charity, with most of our funds coming from the generosity of the public, raised through fundraising events and donations, we rely hugely on the readers of the Killarney Advertiser for their support. The VHI Women’s Mini-Marathon on June 6 is a major fundraising event for CFI. This year we are aiming to recruit one thousand

women from all over the country to take part and help raise €100,000 for cystic fibrosis. So for anyone that would like to take on the 10km challenge, while at the same time supporting a really worthy cause, I would urge them to register for the VHI Women’s Mini-Marathon and then sign up with CFI for a fundraising pack. Ireland has some of the most severe types of cystic fibrosis and the most cases per head of population in the world. We have more than 1,200 people living with cystic fibrosis in Ireland, with an average of 30 new cases diagnosed each year. By taking part, you can make a real difference to helping support cystic fibrosis care in Ireland. Will you be One in 1,000 for CFI? For more information, visit http:// www.cfireland.ie/, telephone LoCall 1890 311 211 or email fundraising@cfireland.ie Philip Watt, Chief Executive, Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, CF House, 24 Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin 6

THE 2016 annual general meeting of the Kerry Branch of the Retired Nurses Association will be held at the Killarney Court Hotel on Friday, March 18, at 11am. As there will be a range of issues relevant to retired nurses on the agenda for discussion a special appeal is extended to all members to be in attendance. The national conference of the RNAI will take place in the

John Kelly.

Hodson Bay Hotel in Athlone on June 1 and members wishing to submit motions for discussion at the conference are invited to convey same to the AGM on March 18. A golf competition will take place on the

course adjacent to the Hodson Bay Hotel on the day previous to the conference and this is open to all members. Retired nurses wishing to join the association are invited to contact the secretary, Ms Nora Moynihan at 064-7754204. John Kelly, PRO, Kerry Branch, Retired Nurses Association, Via email

‘Paddy would be chuffed to see himself in the headlines’ I WOULD just like to thank you for the great piece and exposure given to the unveiling of the bench in memory of the late Paddy Turner in last week's edition. As an avid reader of Killarney Advertiser I'm sure Paddy would be chuffed to see himself hogging the headlines. Enda Walshe, Killarney.

Editor’s Note: If you have an opinion you would like to air, you can write to Letters to the Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, High Street, Killarney, or email newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie All letters must be accompanied by a name, address and phone number for verification purposes. These can be omitted with prior approval of the Editor. The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters

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wanted Wanted Childminder required, Killarney area, to look after 2 children, perferably in own home. 3-4 days per week. School drop off/ collection for one child commencing in June/July. Tel. 086-0652140. Wanted Childminder required for 2 girls preferably in their own home, aged 11 months and 2 years. Must

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animals ANIMALS HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds. We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-way-home’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to fosterers as HUG will cover all food and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@eircom.net. ANIMALS Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home

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FURTHER EDUCATION COURSES AND PROGRESSION TO THIRD-LEVEL EDUCATION

tion through the Higher Education Links Career guidance counsellor Eithne Teahan explains how to access Scheme. This scheme provides progression opportunities for students achieving a QQI further education courses FURTHER education or Post Leaving Certificate (PLC) courses are available to those with a Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualification, through Further Education Colleges throughout the country These are full time courses offered over one or two years with QQI (Quality and Qualifications Ireland) accreditation awarded at Level 5 for one-year courses and Level 6 for two-year courses on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ). A range of subject areas is available to choose from to improve employment prospects or to progress to further studies. A Further Education Course may offer students an alternative route to progress into higher-level educa-

Level 5 or Level 6 Major Award (full certificate) and who are interested in applying for Higher Education courses through the CAO. Students will need to meet the entry requirements of their chosen course as well as any other additional requirements there may be. There are approximately 38 higher education institutions including Universities, Institutes of Technology and private third level colleges offering progression to third level courses. Universities only offer places from a reserved quota and not all Level 8 honours degree courses accept a QQI Level 5 or Level 6 qualification as an entry requirement. Institutes of Technology generally accept applications based on any QQI Major Award in open competition with Leaving Cert Candidates.

This route could be an alternate choice for some school leavers who may not be sure about immediately committing to a 3-4 year course of study. The option to study a similar area, in the form of a oneyear Further Education Course may provide them with an insightful experience influencing long-term plans. They may also give some students a second chance to score higher points than they obtained in the leaving cert exam. Further information on the scheme can be obtained from CAO at www.cao.ie, www.qqi.ie or from the Admissions Office of the individual Higher Education Institutions. •You can contact Eithne Teahan by emailing info@careeroptionskerry.com or calling 087-2028185

A Legion of Memories SO WHERE are they all now? Pictured here are Killarney Legion boys in days gone by.

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in memoriam 25th anniversary

9th anniversary

3rd anniversary

5th anniversary

O’Shea

fleming

Moloney

Horan

In loving memory of Bunny (Mary) Fleming late of 44 St. Brendan’s Terrace who died on the 21st of March 2007.

In loving memory of Tom Moloney Clash Lissivigeen Killarney who died on the 21st of March 2013.

In loving memory of Gerard Horan, late of Isleworth & Ardshanavooly who died on 26th March 2011. It doesn’t take a special day To bring you to our mind For days without a thought of you Are very hard to find You always tried to do your best Your heart was true and tender You simply lived for those you loved And those you loved remember.

In loving memory of our dear brother Jack, late of 55 St. Brendan’s Place, Killarney who died 18th March 1991. Each of us in our own way Have special thoughts of you today Your name is often spoken We talk about you still You haven’t been forgotten By us you never will.

Memories have such lovely ways Of bringing back our yesterdays And when old times we do recall That’s when we miss you most of all.

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

Always remembered by your brother David.

Sadly missed by his loving daughter Patricia, son-in-law Pat, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

fondly remembered by your brothers David, Jim, Dan, Brendan, sisters Mary, Julia and families.

9th anniversary

Rest in peace Dad xx

Fleming

21st anniversary Dineen

3rd anniversary

Always remembered by your loving husband John and family.

In loving memory of Mary (Bunny) Fleming late of 44 St. Brendan’s Terrace Killarney. Though heaven and earth divide us Bunny we are never far apart You are always in our thoughts And forever in our hearts. Sadly missed and never forgotten Brother Donie and family.

31st anniversary McGillycuddy

9th anniversary Fleming

3rd anniversary Moloney In loving memory of Thomas Moloney Late of Clash, Lissivigeen, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Died 21st March 2013. Please God, forgive a silent tear A fervent wish that Dad was here There are others, yes I know But he was mine and I loved him so. Dear God, please take a message To my Father in Heaven above Tell him how much I miss him And give him all my love. Always loved and sadly missed by your Daughter Mary, Son-in-Law Danny, Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren

In loving memory of my dear Mother Mary McGillycuddy who died on March 16th 1985 late of High Street and Muckross Road, also my Dad, brother Gerard, my sisters Colette, Maureen and Kathleen. You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care Your loving nature, your heart of gold Precious memories we are proud to hold. Happy memories we keep forever Of days when we were all together Time goes by, life goes on, We will always have memories To cherish and hold. Thank you for the years we shared. May they rest in peace. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving son John, daughter-inlaw Brid, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. R.I.P.

Treasured memories of a loving mother Bunny (Mary) Fleming, late of 44 St. Brendan’s Terrace who died on the 21st of March 2007.

O’Leary

In loving memory of Paddy O’ Leary late of Gortagohoonig, Muckross who died on the 19th of March 2007. Silent memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. Sadly missed by Charlie, Sheila, Charles Junior and Robert.

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Anniversary Mass Monday 21st March at 6.15p.m in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

You were always there when we needed you, No task too great or small, With loving heart and willing hands, For us you did it all. Silent memories keep you near As time unfolds another year Out of our lives you may be gone But in our hearts you’ll always live on.

3rd anniversary

Loved and missed always, Derry, Michael, Maria and all your family xxx

In loving memory of Tom Moloney Clash Lissivigeen Killarney who died on the 21st of March 2013.

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral on Friday 18th March at 6.15p.m.

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

st. theresa 9th anniversary

Anniversary Mass at The Church of The Resurrction on Tuesday 22nd March at 9.30a.m.

Moloney

In loving memory of Margaret Dineen, Headford, Killarney who died on the 17th March 1995. Your name is often spoken We talk about you still You have not been forgotten You know you never will.

Always loved and remembered Claire, Mike, Katie and Amy.

In loving memory of Tom Moloney Clash Lissivigeen Killarney who died on the 21st of March 2013. Dad What we’d give if we could say Hello Dad in the same old way To hear your voice and see you smile To sit with you and chat a while. We have a book of memories It’s not upon a shelf It’s deep within our hearts And we keep it to ourselves We turn the key quiet often And think of bygone days We miss you Dad so very much In many, many ways. Always loved and remembered by Breda, Eileen and Josie.

Moloney

3rd Anniversary O’Shea

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

Loved and remembered by your son Noel, daughter-in-law Geraldine and grandchildren Kerry and Keiran.

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. T.

In loving memory of Thomas (Tom) O’Shea Ballymalis Beaufort Killarney who passed away on the 24th March 2013. Somewhere beyond the sunset Where loved ones never die You sleep in a beautiful garden Beneath a golden sky Though Heaven and earth divide us We are never far apart For you are always in our thoughts And forever in our hearts You left behind some beautiful memories Your love is still our guide And though we cannot see you You are always by our side Always remembered by your loving wife Mai, children John, Mary, Bridgetta and Thomas, son-in-law, daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Anniversary Mass for Tom takes place on Saturday 19th March at 6p.m. in Listry Church.

in memoriam 2nd anniversary

4th & 7th anniversary

o’riordan

Horgan & Kiely

In loving memory of Daniel Riordan, 2 Hogan’s Lane, Killarney who died on 19th March 2014.

In loving memory of Leo Horgan late of Dennehy’s Road Killarney who died on 27th March 2012 and Michael Kiely also late of Dennehy’s Road Killarney who died on the 6th February 2009.

I remember the day I met you The day God made you mine I remember the day I lost you And will until the end of time. I lost my life’s companion My husband and my best friend And when the Lord will call me When my life is through I pray that God will take my hand And lead me straight to you. Fondly remembered by your loving wife Peg. Anniversary Mass on Friday 18th March at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

2nd anniversary o’riordan

Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush, I am the swift uplifting rush, Of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft star that shines at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die.

9th anniversary horgan

Fondly remembered by niece Carol, Michael and family. xx

In loving memory of Barry Horgan, late of 34 D’alton’s Ave., Killarney who died on 18th March 2007 and his parents Margaret and Timmy Horgan. Silent memories keep you near As time unfolds another year Out of our lives you may have gone But in our hearts you still live on.

Memories forever we will treasure and Keep of somesone so special, so dear and so sweet. Honest and loving, brave true and true One in a million, my brother, that was you.

Always remembered by your loving brother Paul, Breda, Mary, Elaine, Laura, Leah, Stephanie and Nicole xxx

From your brother Patrick.

prayer to saint jude

From your wife Mary, daughter Sharon, Liam, Zara and Eric.

Your loving wife Carmel.

O’Connor

Remembering and missing you everyday Your loving daughter Cathy, son-in-law Mark, grandsons Tim and Kristian. xx Dad A daily thought, a silent tear A constant wish that you were here An empty space no one can fill We miss you Dad and always will. Love always Dad, Jackie and Shaun. xx Dad and Grandad You held my hand when I was small You caught me when I fell The hero of my childhood And of latter years as well. Everytime I think of you My heart just fills with pride And though I’ll always miss you Dad I know you’re by my side. In laughter and in sorrow In sunshine and in rain I know you’re watching over me Until we meet again.

Anniversary Mass Sunday 20th of March, 11am in the Church of The Resurrection.

8th anniversary

Murphy

In sad and loving memory of Thomas O’Shea Marian Bungalow, Woodlawn Killarney who died on March 7th 2008.

Lovingly remembered by Con and Breda.

In loving memory of Jerry (Chef) O’Connor Killarney and Knocknagoshel who died on 13th March 2011. Our thoughts are forever with you, Though you have passed away And those of us who loved you Are thinking of you today Everyday in some small way Memories of you come our way Though absent you are always near Still missed and loved and always dear Miss you Dad You’ll never walk alone. From your son Kenneth and wife Rebecca.

5th anniversary O’Connor

In loving memory of Jerry (Chef) O’Connor Killarney and Knocknagoshel who died on 13th March 2011. Your life was one of kindly deeds A helping hand for others needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories left behind. Always remembered by your motherin-law Anne and all the Daly family Scartaglin.

34th anniversary

We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again. So rest in peace dear loved one, And thanks for all you’ve done, We pray that God has given you, The crown you’ve truly won.

5th anniversary

Sadly missed by your daughter Rhona and grandsons Conor and Keigan.

O’ Shea

In loving memory of John Murphy, late of Aughacureen, who died on 3rd March 1982.

You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care Your loving nature, your heart of gold These are the memories I am proud to hold.

Although you are gone before me One thing I’ll hope you do Walk slowly down the road For one day I will follow you I want to know each step you take So I might take the same For one day down that long long road You’ll hear me call your name Then you’ll turn around to greet me With arms outstretched and wide And once again we’ll be together Forever side by side

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

Remembered and missed every day from your brother Sean O’Riordan.

May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and throughout the world now & forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, Healer of the hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. Amen. (Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 days, by the 9th day prayer will be answered, it has never been known to fail - publication must be promised.) M.M.

In loving memory of Jerry (Chef) O’Connor Killarney and Knocknagoshel who died on 13th March 2011.

You won’t come back I know that’s true But someday Dad I will come to you.

Memories have such lovely ways Of bringing back our yesterdays No need for words except to say You are loved and thought of everyday.

A year has passed since that sad day, You closed your eyes and slipped away, You left us quietly and made no fuss But broke the hearts of all of us No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you are always there

In loving memory of Timothy (Ted) Doona late of 98 Ardshanavooly Estate, Killarney who died on the 21st of March 2003 ages 66 years.

Loved and remembered everyday by Margaret, Neil, Bríd, Carolyn, Katelyn, Amy and Clara.

Anniversary Mass for Leo and Mick on Wednesday 23rd March 9.30a.m. in the Church of The Resurrection.

In loving memory of Dan O’Riordan late of Hogan’s Lane, Killarney and Kilfilem, Farranfore who died on the 19th March 2014.

O’Connor

Dad and Grandad There is a love so very rare It’s a love a father and a daughter share We had that love Dad you and I From the day I was born To the day you died.

In loving memory of a dear Uncle Dan O’Riordan, 2 Hogan’s Lane, Killarney who passed away on 19th March 2014.

o’riordan

5th anniversary

doona

You are always on our mind We think about you and remember happy times The laughs and stories that you told us Are memories fond and true But the greatest day is yet to come When we will meet again.

Those who think of Leo and Mick today, a little prayer to Jesus say.

2nd anniversary

13th anniversary

We think of you in Silence We often speak your name But all we have is memories And your picture in a frame Your resting place we visit Flowers we put with care But no one knows the heartache As we turn and leave you there. Remembering you today, a devoted husband and loving father, your loving wife Joan and children Mary, Eileen, Joan, Margaret, Thomas, Kathleen, Gerard and Ann and families.

novena to st. jude O Holy St. Jude, apostle and martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ. Faithful intercessor of all who invoke you, special patron in times of need, to you I have recourse humble beg you to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me now in my present and urgent need and grant my earnest petition (state petition). In return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. St. Jude pray for us and all that invoke you. Amen. State three Our Father’s, three Hail Mary’s and three Gloria’s. This Novena must be said for nine consecutive days and publication must be promised. T.Q.

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in memoriam 19th and 3rd Anniversary Duggan

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

45th & 21st anniversary

Kelliher

O’ Leary

In loving memory of Andrew and Katie Duggan late of Clashnagarrane, Kilcummin, Killarney. Andrew who died on the 5th of May 1997 and Katie who died on the 23rd of March 2013.

Christina (Chris) Kelliher, late of York Terrace, Lewis Road, Killarney and Colman Kelliher’s Pharmacy, 60 High Street, Killarney who died on 18th March 2015.

In loving memory of John and Joan O’ Leary late of Knocklebede, Kilcummin, Killarney, John who died on the 23rd of April 1971 and Joan who died on the 22nd March 1995.

Their faces are always before us, Their voices we would love to hear, Smiles we will always remember, Of our parents we loved so dear. Deep in our hearts lies their picture, More precious than silver or gold, It’s a picture of our parents, Whose memory will never grow old.

We the family of the late Christine Kelliher would like to thank all who supported us at the time of our mother’s death. Grateful thanks to all who attended the rosary and the funeral Mass. We wish to thank all those who sent Mass cards, letters of sympathy and perpetual enrolments and also to the Lady Captains (past and present) Killarney Golf and Fishing Club who provided a guard of honour. Thank you to Dr Laura Malone and Dr Breda O’Sullivan and their staff and to the doctors and nurses and staff at the Killarney Community Hospital, University Hospital Kerry and Bon Secours Hospital Tralee for their professional care over the years. A special word of thanks to Fr Niall Howard and Fr Paddy O’Donoghue who concelebrated Mass, Tadhgie Fleming Sacristan and the Cathedral Choir for the beautiful singing. Thank you to Fr Chris, The Friary who called to visit Christine on so many occasions. Mary and Mike O’Shea Undertakers for their help, support and compassion. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

Memories are precious They don’t fade away We think of you always Not just today.

Always remembered by Hannah, Denis, Patrick, Andrew, Brendan, Mary and families.

15th anniversary spillane

In loving memory of Fionán Spillane, late of Headford who died on March 20th 2001. Though his smile is gone forever And his hand we cannot touch We still have so many memories Of the one we loved so much His memory is our keepsake With which we’ll never part God has him in His keeping We have him in our hearts. Sadly missed by your brother Jimmy, sisters Brid, Liz, Mary, Marguerite, brother-in-law Paul, sister-in-law Lorraine and nephew Jamie. Anniversary Mass takes place in Barradubh Church on Monday 21st March at 8.00p.m.

20th anniversary O’Leary

Chris’ first Anniversary Mass will be held in St Mary’s Cathedral on Friday 18th March at 6.15pm. ‘Ár dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.’

11th & 7Th anniversary

Sadly missed by your loving family Brigid, Mary, Áine, Pat, Eugene, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren.

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Adams

In loving memory of Pat Adams Late of Bridge House, Coolgarrive, Killarney. Our Loving Pat No waking hour we don’t think of you Deep in so many hearts you will stay loved and remembered with silent thoughts and many secret tears. It’s a nameless pain losing Pat. Pat’s wife Marie, children Ciara and Sean, mother Delia, brothers Jim, Gerry and Declan, sisters Adrienne, Karen and Ruth.

10th anniversary McSharry

In loving memory of Sean O’Keeffe late of 11 Rock Road Killarney and Noel O’ Keeffe, late of 11 Rock Road Killarney and Kilkenny. In God’s care you rest above, In our hearts you rest with love. Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered every day.

POWERFUL NOVENA

We think of you in silence, We often speak your name, But all we have are memories, And your picture in a frame. Your resting place we visit, And put flowers there with care, But no knows the heartache, As we turn and leave you there. If tears could build a stairway, And memories build a lane, We’d walk right up to heaven, And bring you home again.

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O’Keeffe

Sadly missed by your family.

Remembering with great love our wonderful Mum, Sheila O’Leary, Riverside Coolcorcoran, Killarney, whose 20th anniversary occurs on the 22nd of March.

Always remembered by your loving family.

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. P.M.C.S.

In loving memory of Theresa MacSharry, 89 Ardshanavooly, Killarney R.I.P. who died on the 6th of March 2006. Slowly the leaves of memories fall, Gently we stoop and gather them all, They bring a smile, sometimes a tear But always a wish, that you were here, Today is a day of memories so sad, Of the one we love, and wished we still had, Time slips by but you still stay, As near and dear as yesterday. Sadly missed by Jack, Maureen, Eileen, Brian and Mark. xxx

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. M.M.

Beaufort Golf Club

Open Fund-raiser One of the big events in Beaufort’s calendar is our Good Friday Open Fund-raiser, March 25th, 4-Ball B/B, 90% handicap allowance. Only €20 per person. Don’t miss out, phone the club to book your time on 064-6644440. Results 10th March: Thursday’s 9-hole Open Seniors, 1st Pat Quill (17) 25pts, 2nd Jerry O’Shea (28) 23pts. 12th/13th Mar: Cahillane’s Spring League, Round 2, 9-holes. 1st: Shane O’Sullivan (6) 23pts OCB, 2nd Johnny Doolan (16) 23pts. Fixtures 17th March: Thursday’s Open Seniors @ 10am. 19th/20th March: Cahillane’s Spring League, Round 3 (Y/Stfd.). Membership We are now accepting membership for 2016 and also for our very popular Points-For-Golf membership, call the club on 064-6644440 for more details.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News Girls U17 Division I Wildcats 45 Killarney Cougars 52 The Ballybunion Wildcats hosted the Cougars in this important U17 Division 1 game and the Cougars came through despite a very determined effort from the home side. Boys U14 Division I Killarney Cougars 46 St Bridgets 37 The Killarney Cougars boys final Division 1 game of the season saw them finish on a high with another impressive performance to cap a great season. Boys U14 Division II Killarney Cougars 30 St Bridgets 22 Cougars staged a massive final quarter recovery scoring 17 points in this period to turn this game around with a blitz of baskets by Conor Horgan and Jack Lynch to see Cougars to come from 8 down to finish winners by 8 with St Bridgets hard working performance going unrewarded as they missed some good opportunities from the free throw line in the closing minutes to make it a closer finish. Cougars had impressive performances from Ciaran Cronin, Roan Coffey, Simon Coffey, Jack Lynch and Conor Horgan in what was a very entertaining game for the good attendance in the Pres Gym . Jimmy Curran U14 Boys Open Killarney Cougars U14 Boys travelled to Tralee to on Saturday for the Annual U14 Jimmy Curran Boys Open tournament and the Cougars enjoyed a good run of competitive games. Cougars qualified for a Cup Quarter Final place following to close games with St Marys and Sligo All Stars before defeating Tralee and the Cougars were involved in a very exciting game against St Bridgets just missing out 3936. The hosts St Brendans over came Blue Demons Cork, KUBS Dublin and St Marys before defeating All Stars Sligo in the Cup Final. Blue Demons overcame Tralee in the Plate Final. Well done to Coach Pa and all the boys a great panel was available over the weekend and thanks to everyone for the support on Sunday. Cork Open U12 Boys Killarney Cougars U12 Boys will play in the Cork Open Tournament on next Saturday teams from Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Galway. Cougars will compete against top teams and will face two tough games

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in the group stages against Ballincollig and Carraig na bhFear. Cougars will face St Brendans Tralee undefeated Kerry League and Cup winners who pipped Cougars for the league title recently. The tournament is being held in the Parochial Hall Cork. Senior News St Marys 69 Killarney Cougars 61 After overtime A very fitting contest for the top of the table clash at the Castleisland Community Centre saw league leaders Cougars miss the opportunity to clinch the league title as they let a 6 point lead slip in the final quarter and had to rely on two free throws from Marian O’Callaghan to rescue their chances and take it to overtime before St Marys recovered their composure again to secure the win in overtime. The league will be decided next week following the final round of games next week with Cougars away to Kenmare next. Further details on training schedules, fixtures and results log onto the website www.killarneycougars.com or facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

The annual Johnny Kelly Memorial competition attracted a large attendance of members from Deerpark and Gleneagle and with the course in excellent condition it proved to be a most enjoyable occasion. Results as follows: Overall Nett Damian Fleming, Kieran Fitzpatrick and John Kelly (Deerpark) 62 2/3rd 2nd Nett Hugh O’Sullivan, Tony McCarthy (Deerpark) and Mick Long (Gleneagle) 67 1/3rd Overall Gross Sean Kelly, Mike Foley and Aidan O’Keeffe 83. Damian Fleming on behalf of the winning team congratulated all who contributed to the success of the occasion. Mary Kelly on behalf of the Kelly family thanked all who played in what they regarded as a most prestigious competition and which commemorates the late Johnny Kelly who graced both the Deerpark and Gleneagle courses with distinction on so many occasions. A special word of thanks is extended to Jason O’Connor, Colm O’Dowd, Lady Captain Sheila O’Donoghue and Sean Kelly and the Kelly family, who contributed so much to the organisation of the competition on the day and to the members of the grounds committee who ensured that the course was in perfect condition. Paul O’Sullivan Memorial Competition The annual Paul 0’Sullivan Memorial competition will be played on the Newmarket course on next Sunday morning and all competitors are requested to be in the clubhouse at 9.30am sharp for the draw. Munster Matchplay Club members wishing to participate in the Munster Matchplay competition are requested to have their annual membership fee paid by this Sunday morning March 20th Membership will be taken up in the Clubhouse on this Saturday morning 11am to 11.30am, or contact Sean Kelly 086-0508686 or Colm O’Dowd 087-7673742. Sport’s Predictor Sport’s Predictor cards at €10 each are now available from club treasurer Colm

O’Dowd and all club officers. This annual club fund-raiser has one thousand euros in prize money and a special appeal is extended to all members to purchase their tickets prior to closing date April 6th. Seniors Outing Next Seniors Outing will be to Castleisland on Wednesday April 6th 10.15am.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Club Captain Liam Hartnett was delighted to have eventually got the Men’s Club competition schedule for the calendar year of 2016, “off the ground” with the staging of the singles stableford competition which was played over our “Mahony’s Point” course on last Sunday, the 13th of March. The entry of over 150 members was a fair testament to both the anxiety of the Men’s Club Membership to compete in a Club competition, and was also a fair reflection of the popularity of this competition. The competition was played in excellent golfing conditions, and despite the recent atrocious weather the course was in “fair shape”, which was reflected with over twenty of the scores of those who played, at 40 points or more, and one of the minor placings was decided by the better points number on the very last hole, and second place was won with a back nine holes score of a massive 25 points. The competition does not qualify competitors for either handicap reductions or for points back, due to the temporary nature of many facets of the course, but of course, our Club Handicap Secretary James Curran, and his team will be taking due cognisance of those with “exceptional scores”, and a possible handicap reduction may be “on the cards” for some of those with the best scores down the line. 1st William D. O’Connor with 44 points playing off 13 handicap. 2nd Ciaran Fleming with 43 points off 28 handicap. 3rd Jonathan Sparling with 43 points off 9 handicap. 4th Con Daly with 43 points off 27 handicap. 5th David MacIndoe Jnr. with 42 points off 13 handicap. Best gross winner was Simon Gallivan with a score of 68 strokes, who plays off 1 handicap. Category 2, winner was Ian Cronin with 42 points, off 7 handicap. Category 3, winner was Peter Lawlor with 41 points, off 15 handicap. Category 4, winner was Teddy O’Sullivan with 42 points off 18 handicap. St. Patrick’s Day, “open” singles competition on Killeen. The next competition will be a singles stableford “open” competition which will be played on Thursday next St. Patrick’s Day, and the time sheet is almost full at this time of going to press, this will be played on “Killeen”, and the competitors will get the opportunity to see for themselves the excellent progress that has been made with both the repairs and the upgrade of many holes on the course that have been undertaken by Course Manager Enda Murphy and his team over the last two months or so. Sunday the 20th of March “mixed foursomes” competition.

The competition to be played on next Sunday will be the “mixed foursomes” which will be played under the “Scotch Foursomes” format, scheduled to commence at 10.30am with a “shotgun” start.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 11/3/206, numbers drawn were 2, 18, 20 & 25. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 2, 19, 29 & 30. Next week’s jackpot €9,200 plus €1,000 bonus. Kerry Sport’ Hall Games: Are on Saturday next 19th in Milltown at 11.00 am for children born 2005 – 2006 – 2007 - 2008 who did not win a County Championship medal last year may compete. Kerry County Road Championships: Are on Sunday 20th in Beaufort at 12 noon for Junior, Novice, Senior & Masters both men & ladies.

Killarney Celtic

Celtic Park to Host U18 International Celtic Park has been announced as the host venue for the U18 Centenary Shield Match between Ireland and Scotland on Thursday, April 14th. This is a great honour for the club and testament to the standard of our facilities and the hard work done by wonderful volunteers on previous occasions. Club Shop Our range of Celtic gear has been updated and is now available from the club shop on Saturdays from 12 noon to 2.00pm. Contact Mary Lyne 0866485809 or Mags O’Neill on 087 6451913 for enquiries. 40th Anniversary Commemorations Our Club has a big birthday when it turns 40 this year. To help mark the occasion and to preserve our history for future Killarney Celtic generations, we will shortly be compiling a Digital Archive of club photos, news reports, memorabilia etc. That will require current and past members to rummage out whatever you might have in display cases, old biscuit tins and photo albums. We’ll be publishing more details here and via the press on the project and how you can get us your materials (and get them safely back). Kennedy Cup: Reigning champions Kerry have drawn Wicklow, Carlow, and Donegal in this year’s competition in UL. Best of Luck to Brendan Hogan and the Kerry U17 League of Ireland team who play Cork in Mounthawk Park next Sunday at 2.00pm Results Denny Premier: Castleisland 2 Killarney Celtic 7 Another superb result. Celtic were outstanding here and created numerous chances, executing seven in total. Peter McCarthy was the hero of the hour with a whopping four goals, every single one a gem, with Wayne Sparling, Stephen Hayes, and Gary Keane on target as well. This wasn’t just about attacking, though. The Celtic defence of Chris O’Leary, Brian Spillane, Jamie Spillane, and Fergal O’Donoghue were not just resolute, they were hugely creative as well, linking well with a quick, clever, and energetic midfield of Conor Randall, Matt Keane, Gary, and Stephen. Replacements Joe Hurley, Conor McCarthy, and Kevin Moriarty were outstanding when introduced.

Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic 6 Skeliga 2 Matt Keane and Chris Coffey got a brace each, with Wayne Sparling and Denis Sheahan also on target in a great team display. Jimmy Falvey Youths Cup: St. Brendans Park 1 Killarney Celtic 1 Celtic went 1-0 up in a very exciting game and it looked like it would be enough, but Park fought to the end and managed to grab an equalizer three minutes into injury-time. U16 Premier: Tralee Dynamos 2 Killarney Celtic 2 Celtic had to show real nerve to come back from behind twice, Micheal Devlin scoring our first and Peter O’Sullivan with the second. After that we dominated but just couldn’t get through for a winner. U16 Girls: Killarney Celtic at home to Killarney Athletic, Saturday, 2.30pm U14 Premier: Tralee Dynamos 0 Killarney Celtic 1 This was a very, very tough battle between two evenly decided teams, with a neatly executed penalty by Niall McGillicuddy giving us a narrow win. U14 Div One: Killarney Celtic 2 Fenit Samphires 2 Darragh Cremins and Paul O’Sullivan put us ahead but Fenit battled back bravely for a hard-earned but deserved share of the spoils. U12 Premier: Killarney Athletic 0 Killarney Celtic 0 A cracking game in tough conditions. Celtic should have led at half-time, having dominated possession in the first half, but we just couldn’t break through. It was a different story in the second half, Athletic got well on top, and we needed a great marking job by Sean Fitzgerald on the impressive Alex Higgins and three world class saves by man of the match Peadar Kelliher between the posts to earn a valuable point. U12 Div One: St. Brendans Park B 4 Killarney Celtic B 0 The lads put in a huge effort but Park were simply a better outfit; this was a much more encouraging display by Celtic than the scoreline makes it sound. Very well done to both teams. U12 Div Two: St. Brendans Park C 4 Killarney Celtic C 3 Celtic trailed 2-0 at the break but showed a huge improvement in the second half, with Eoghan Crowley scoring twice and Calvin O’Sullivan once. In the end, we were unlucky to lose out by the odd goal in seven in a brilliant game. Congratulations to U12 goalkeeper Peadar Kelliher on making the Kerry Schoolboys/Schoolgirls Team of the Week. Fixtures Munster Junior Cup Quarter-Final: Killarney Celtic away to Janesboro (Limerick), Sunday, 2.00pm U17 League: Killarney Celtic at home to Killarney Athletic, Monday, 8.00pm U15 Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 12.30pm U15 Div One: Killarney Celtic at home to Iveragh, 11.00am U13 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to St. Brendans Park, Saturday, 10.30am U13 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Killarney Athletic, Saturday, 10.30am U12 Girls: Killarney Celtic away to Mastergeeha, Saturday, 2.00pm Lotto Lotto results are available on our face-

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killarney notes book page. Pitch Bookings Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area. If anyone has information for the notes contact Jimmy O’Sullivan Darcy 087 9633397 or jimmyosdarcy@gmail.com. Check out www.killarneyceltic.com for Killarney Celtic news, match reports, or photos.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of 11 hole, Competition Sunday 13th March, 2016, Club Sponsored, Killeen Course;1st Corrina Griffin (31) 27 pts 2nd Maureen Creedon (11) 24 pts BG Mairead Martin (Scr) 22 gross 3rd Jane Dwyer (24) 23 pts (bk9) 4th Geraldine Collins (29) 23 pts 5th Tina O’Sullivan (18) 21 pts (bk9) Next Sunday’s Competition will be a Scotch Mixed Foursomes on Mahony’s Point.

Killarney South Community Games

Anthony Greaney, Chairman, is delighted to announce the purchase of new Killarney South Athletics vests for the Community Games County Finals in June. A big thanks to Anthony for organising same and we can’t wait to see the Boys and Girls in their new vests in June. Mike Hickey, Swimming Co-Ordinator, is now taking names for the Swimming County Finals in May and all Swimmers in the Killarney South Area are asked to contact Mike on 0868363202 with their name, address, date of birth and chosen event so that we can register ASAP. It is hoped to enter Swimming Relay Teams this year so Swimmers of various abilities will get to compete. Killarney South did exceptionally well last year in Swimming with Pia and Jocelyn Hickey qualifying for the National Finals with the brilliant Jocelyn winning a National Silver Medal and Pia is underage for her event this year. Best of Luck to the mixed Boys and Girls U. 14 Quiz Team who are participating in the County Finals. Best of Luck to all!!!

Killarney Swimming Club

Well done to all our swimmers who took part in the Munster Long-Course Championship which was held at the University of Limerick campus on the 12th and 13th of March. Long-course events are held in Olympic-size pools under Olympic conditions and are only open to the best swimmers in the province so we, as a club, are enormously proud of everyone who took part. Under 14 Girls – Congratulations to Margaret O’Brien who won silver medals in both the 200 metres Butterfly and the 400 metres Individual Medley, piercing the water with some spectacular dives on the day. Well done also to Wiktoria Niewiadomska who picked up a beautiful silver in the 50 metres Freestyle. Wiktoria was invited recently to join the Swim Ireland Munster squad so, for that, a special mention must go to her parents, Isabela & Rafai, who do all the hard work driving to training and galas. “Behind

every successful swimmer …” etc. Wiktoria is only thirteen year old, so watch out for that name in the future. Over 15 Girls – Congrats to Marta Doberschuetz who turned on the style to take silver in the 50 metre Breaststroke and bronze in the 100 metre breaststroke. Marta is well-recognised at this level for her technically beautiful stroke. Over 15 Boys – Robert O’Brien was simply superb in the pool winning a magnificent gold in the 400 metre Individual Medley, in what is probably the hardest race of them all. Robert, and his sister Margaret who won medals in the under 14 category, specialise in long distance so they were very comfortable in the longer races over the long-course. Thanks to our coaches, Cathal O’Brien and Leontia Doody who gave huge support and encouragement to all swimmers over the weekend. Thanks also to all parents.

Killarney Valley AC

Congratulations to all the athletes who competed in the GloHealth Juvenile Indoor Championships which took place over the last 2 days in Athlone - Kerry athletes did the county proud with medals galore going to many of the fantastic Kerry clubs. At home we send big congratulations to Ciara Kennelly from our own Killarney Valley AC who took the Gold in the U15 High Jump - and not only did she get the gold but set a new national championship record of 1.66m !!! Congratulations also to Dion Marcos U19 60m, 200m & 400m and Sarah LeahyU18 60m & 200m who represented their club so proudly. Don’t forget our walk/run/jog Fit for Life evenings continue on Monday evenings from the Sem Gym at 7pm – over 16s only, bring a high viz vest and €2 and sign in – nobody to go with? No worries there are plenty of people here to keep you company and nobody gets left behind! It has been a great success so far! There has been great attendance at the indoor training nights. We are always looking for people to help to train our young athletes and now more than ever as our numbers have grown. Our volunteer coaches give up a lot of free time to coach the athletes but there is no such thing as too much help – if you are interested in being a volunteer coach then please contact the club on 0872499566. Don’t forget Killarney Parkrun is on every Saturday morning at 9.30 am sharp in Muckross near the Muckross Traditional Farm. More information and to register online www.parkrun.ie/killarney If you have any news you would like to include in the notes please email killarneyvalleyac@gmail.com and please like our Facebook Page www.facebook. com/KillarneyValleyAC to get our news and updates. Important: Notes and reminders will now be sent by email and not text – if you haven’t yet sent in your email address, please do so to the email address above with the names of the athletes it applies to.

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Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games

U10 Girls Indoor Soccer County Finals Well done to our panel of players who travelled to Milltown to their new community hall last Saturday morning with their trainer, Owen O’Leary to compete with 5 other teams in the County Final. Great start to the day was a win over Ballyduff who gave us a great game but a goal from our side, secured the win. Our next game was against Milltown and this game was full of excitement with plenty goals , ended up level 2-2 in the second half ,until a late goal from Milltown secured their entry into the final and who also went on to win the Gold medal. That left us a game against Ardfert for 3rd or 4th position, we went straight into this game and it was a fierce battle. Even though we had some great chances, even one shot hitting the cross bar, the bronze medal ended up in Ardfert’s corner but we were still very happy and proud of our girls who ended up in fourth place, with a county cert. All the girls played their heart out and a big thank you to all the parents for their support and to our trainer Owen O’Leary. Also a big thank you to all the organisers of the event in Milltown , who made the day most enjoyable for everyone. The Hall is a fantastic credit to the local community in Milltown. Forthcoming events for our area - Dates of county finals: register your interest now, so you don’t miss out! Team Events Boys: U13 Boys Futsal - Sunday 10th April. Duagh Community Hall U12 Boys Soccer - Sunday 24th April Mastergeeha Soccer Pitch If we have enough boys interested, we will arrange a trial. Please call one of our officers to register your interest: Aeneas 087 6577167, Cynthia 086 0818606 or Ann 087 2226007. Swimming: Solo events: Anyone wishing to register for the U8, U10, U12, U14 and U16 swimming event, taking place Sun 1st May in Tralee Sports Complex, please contact one of our officers. There is also a relay team of four boys or girls from U12 upwards. Gymnastics Sunday 15th May - Venue to be announced. Please call one of our officers for more information. Athletics: On Sunday 8th May, Beaufort will be the venue for the U13 (1200 metres) Cross Country event and the U14 (600/800mtrs) Mixed Distance Races. Please let one of our officers know if you wish to register for the mixed distance and on the day from the individual races, a team of four will be picked to represent Kerry in Athlone. We urge all athletes in our area to register now, to ensure they do not miss out! Please remember only one team event may be chosen at one time, but there is no limit to competing in solo events.

Killorglin Golf Club

Results of Mens Final 12 Hole Spring League Competition 1st Team N: Dermot McKenna/Kevin O’Brien/Paul Twiss/Mike Flynn 71 points. 2nd Team A: Derek Commerford, Bernard Doyle, Danny Brosnan, Paul O’Ma-

honey 68 points 3rd Aidan Spillane, Michael A. Ladden, Tim O’Neill, Jason McCormack 67 pts.

Ross Golf Club Gents

Results: On Sunday last we held an 18 hole Rumble Competition The winners were Alan Flynn, Dan Cronin, Mark Coffey on 81 pts Runners up were Tony Lenihan, Tom McSweeney, John Cuskelly on 80 pts Fixtures: Spring League: The entry sheet for the Spring League is now available and as this will be closed at 1 pm on Saturday March 19th please add you name to it immediately. On Sunday March 20th we will hold the first round of the spring league with an 18 hole single stableford competition. Please put your name on the timesheet which is now available in the clubhouse.

Ross Ladies Golf Club

Results: Sunday 13th March 12Hole S/S 1st Anne O’Leary 19pts (b9) 2nd Mary O’Sullivan 19pts. Upcoming Events: Sunday 20th 12hole S/S Club Sponsored Time-sheet available in Clubhouse.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

FUNDRAISING: Our church gate collection will take place this Saturday 19th and Sunday the 20th March. Thanks to everyone who has already offered their time, if anyone else can spare a half an hour it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Ciarán or Geraldine who will allocate you a time and location. A reminder that another meeting will be held on Friday 25th March at 7pm in the Parish Hall to discuss fundraising ideas. It would be great if as many people as possibly could attend. MEMBERSHIP: The 2nd April has been set as the day to pay Annual Membership Fees. It is important for insurance reasons, if you are rowing, that you have paid your membership. Fees are €20 for U18s & Students and €60 for adults. Fees are to be paid to Nicola on the 2nd at the clubhouse. If you are unable to attend please contact her to organise payment in advance. We have also decided that on this day we will have a “Spring Clean” of the boathouse after all the recent flooding. It would be great to see everyone there with their rubber gloves out! TRAINING: To the disappointment of many of our rowers yet another regatta has been cancelled. Galway Head of the River which was to take place this Saturday 19th has been called off due to weather. We don’t seem to be having much luck so far this year. We will continue to train and it looks like some nice weather is forecast over the next week at least. NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both Sliding and Sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try.

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For any other details please contact Teddy O’Brien on 064-6633838 or email stbrendansrowingclub@gmail.com

Killarney Rugby Club

KRFC Hosts Munster girls schools day: Under some brilliant sunshine, KRFC hosted over 130 5th and 6th class girls from local Killarney schools at our pitches in Aghadoe. Under the stewardship of Ray Gadsen and Denis Corridan, with help from other Munster branch coaches, the girls were put through their paces as they played games which introduced them to the basics of the game. KRFC was well represented on the day with some great assistance given by Denise Treacy, April O’Leary and Liam Murphy. From next Saturday, we will be offering rugby training for 5th and 6th class girls at Aghadoe. Training will take part each Saturday between 10:30am and midday, as we aim to build a ladies section in the club. All are more than welcome to come along and try it out. Details: Denis Corridan 086-8375142 or Liam Murphy 0874145662. Minis Training at Aghadoe: The Minis are back training at Aghadoe from this Saturday, between 10:30am and 12 for all ages. See you there.

Killarney Cycling Club

Youth Training Great Training last Saturday Morning with both the U12s and U14s really showing the results of the last few weeks training. U12s doing a fantastic job group riding on the short loop around Beaufort, the transition from the track around Killarney Racecourse to the road looked seamless and The U14s taking to the board of works, down to Killorglin and back through Kilgobnet some even opting to cycling back to Killarney and taking on Barleymount. Skill, Fitness and determination all coming together for the season ahead. Well Done everyone! Onwards and Upwards!!!! Anyone interested in joining our team of youth cyclists contact Mark Murphy on 087 4123196 or email youth.killarneycyclingclub@gmail.com Rás Luimní On Sunday last our riders were in action in Caherconlish for Ras Luimní for the opening round of the National League. The route was a 30km undulating loop with an extremely fast run in to Caherconlish village with almost a 1 Kilometre meter uphill effort to the finish line. Podium finish for Conor Kissane Great race by all today with Conor finishing second in A3. Also finishing well was Jamie O’Donoghue and Roland Eager and unfortunately Mike Murphy who rode a great race got a puncture on the last lap. Finishing well in the A1/2 race was Richard Maes and Leigh Hewerdine finishing inside the top 20. It was a very tough and fast race as they averaged 41.2 km an hour over an 120km race. In the A4 race we had Mike Kissane who also finished very strong in the main bunch. Great weekend of racing. Well done to all!

Killarney Darts Town League

The Town League season is coming to a close with two of the group finals having been played last week. First up was Group 4 final in Murphy’s Bar College Street on Thursday, 10th March, between Nugget Night Owls and Mustang Sally’s A. This Final was the first to 5 Sets. Nugget Team: Padraig Sweeney, Colin Davidson, John Moynihan, Neil O’Meara, Damien Dennehy, Tom Murphy, Conor Breen and Chris Myers. Mustangs Team: Mike Cotter, John Doona, Alex Goggin, Shane Hurley, James Hurley, Ryan Patten and Thomas Templeman. Nugget got off to a great start winning the first set 2 – 0. Mustangs were not to be outdone taking the next 4 sets and making it 4 – 1. The Nugget took the final single set, going into the break Mustangs winning 4 – 2. Mustangs just needed one more set for the win. After the break Nugget came out fighting winning the first doubles set. It now was 4 – 3 to Mustangs. The second set of doubles Nugget got off to a flying start winning the first leg, but alas it was not good enough and Mustangs took the next two legs to take the set and overall victory. Final score Mustangs A 5 - Nugget Night Owls 3. Highest Score of Group 4 was Ryan Patten and MVP on the night was Alex Goggin. The Committee would like to thank Sean Murphy and Staff of Murphy’s Bar for hosting the final, Roland Sauter for Chalking, Dale McCarthy for Calling, Maureen McCormick for photos and Sapphire Signs Rathmore for Trophies. The second of the Group finals took place On Friday March 11th with Group 2 Final between Klub Bar Kilcummin and Golden Nugget Team The Nugget Old Timers taking place in Mustang Sallys. Both of these teams when they played each other during the league , won their home games. 5- 4. Who knows what could happen in a neutral venue. In the final each leg counted, so it was first to 14. Klub Bar Team: Tim O’Sullivan, Darragh Brosnan, Daniel O’Leary, Mike Brosnan, Ian O’Leary, Diarmuid O’Donoghue, Donal O’Sullivan and Davy Brosnan. Nugget Old Timers Team: Gary McCormick, John Doyle, Darren McCormick, Damien McCormick, Stephen O’Sullivan, Mikey Cronin, Jeremy Costello and Tommy Cronin. After the first three games of singles, it looked like the Nugget could start packing and be heading home early as the score was 7 – 2 to The Klub Bar. The Nugget Team had other ideas on their mind and had no notion of just packing yet and came out in the latter of the three singles winning 7 – 2 to make it all level at 9 a piece going into the break before the doubles. After a lot of team talking and tactical changes during the break, with both teams bringing in a sub. The Nugget got off to a good start winning 2 – 1. This was the first time the Nugget took the lead making it 11 – 10. The second Nugget doubles team played their hearts out, finishing 116 in the second leg and won three nil, and to take overall victory for the Nugget making it 14 – 10. MVP was Daniel O’Leary and Highest Group 2 finish was by Mike Brosnan 153. The Committee would like to Thank Mustangs for hosting the Final, Jerry Kelliher for calling, Dan Leen and Paul Cronin for chalking, Donie Hayes and Tanya McCormick for taking photos. Trophies supplied

by Sapphire Signs Rathmore. Group 3 final will take place on Thursday, 31st March in The Tatler Jack between Old Killarney Inn and Dunloe Lodge B, this will be the first to 5 sets, and Group 1 Final on Friday 1st April in Mustang Sally’s between The Tatler Jack and Lals OutCasts. This will be the first to 14 legs.

Murphy’s Golf Society

12th March, O’Mahonys Point 1st Pat Casey (27) 43 Points 2nd Mike Casey (13) 40 Points 3rd Alan Flynn (8) 38 Points 4th Moss Foley (22) 38 Points 5th John O’Shea (12) 38 Points 6th Seamus Doheny (21) 37 Points Front 9 Niall O’Meara (10) 21 Points Back 9 Denis Nash (22) 20 Points Next Outing 16th April Dooks.

dolences to the family of Eamonn and Valerie Courtney on the death of Valerie’s mother Anne and also the Brady Family on the death of Louise Brady (nee Falvey) Daltons Avenue. 300 Club: Results February draw are: €500 Colm O’Donoghue €100 each to JoeJoe Fleming, Erica McCarthy, Humphrey Lynch, Tara McCarthy Nagle & Joan O’Connor. 300 club forms are still available for this years draw. Any member or parent not yet signed up are asked to support the club and if possible a friend too. Forms can be got from any committee member. 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 Salmon & Workmen’s Trout Angling Club As the milder weather finally shows face, Rowing Club the first of our competitions for 2016 is approaching. Our away competition on Caragh Lake is taking place on Sunday 3rd April. Entries can now be registered with any Club Officer - closing date is Thursday 31st March. Entry fees - Boat & Engine €30 per angler, Boat Only €20. Size Limit 10 “ to V. Continuing on the competition front, we have been informed that the date for the Munster Lake Competition is Sunday 08th May. We have not received any entry details yet but would recommend that any members interested in competing would contact Club Officers so as to ensure they will be contacted in adequate time as we would expect that the closing date for entries would be quite soon, going on previous years. The Club is proud to also announce that we will have three competitors in the ITFFA Nationals being held on Lough Mask on the 07th May this year. Michael Linehan, John O’Callaghan and Tom Sweeney will be competing having qualified in last years Munster Competition.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic 1-2 Listowel Celtic No joy for our A team in Listowel on Sunday last as the home team were victorious on a 2-1 score line. Despite going 2 down Athletic were playing well. A spectacular free kick from Daithí Casey insured a very exciting finish. Athletic pushed all the way to the final whistle but could not find the all important equaliser. Killarney Athletic B 1-3 Strand Road With numbers lacking and Despite taking the lead through a Rafa Goal Athletic were unable to hold out against a strong Strand Road side to make it to the next round of the cup. Fixtures: Tuesday 15th March 2016 Tucker Kelly U16 Cup Killarney Celtic B v Killarney Celtic A 7pm Saturday 19th March: U13 Div.1 Killarney Athletic B v Killarney Celtic B 10-30am U15 Div.1 Killarney Athletic v Ballyhar 12 noon Condolences: The club would like to extend their con-

Training News Beginner’s Training Recommences!! At last we are seeing some settled weather and now that the water has receded from the boathouse, we are very pleased to welcome, once again, our Beginners, and Boys and Girls under 14 and Under 15, this Saturday 19th March at 10am. You can take up rowing at any age, so all beginners, young and not so young, can come along to speak to our experienced coaches and get a feel for the sport. Whether you would like to row for pleasure or competition, Workmen’s Rowing Club will welcome you at Reen Pier, Ross Castle.We row in various boatsthe traditional Killarney Sixes, Coastal Rowing, Gig Rowing and Olympic Sculling and Sweep in singles, doubles, quads, fours and eights. Rowing is a sport for boys and girls and all are treated equally. We compete in the Killarney Regatta, Regattas both within Kerry and as far away as Donegal, where the All-Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships are being held this year. The National Rowing Centre is based in Iniscarra, Co Cork where we participate in the Irish Rowing Championships, annually. Indeed, our recent successes in the Irish Indoor Rowing Championships in UL highlights how this sport is indeed for all the year round, regardless of the weather!! For further information regarding Beginners Rowing you can call Mary Burns on 0868098182. For a full list of upcoming rowing events, please visit www.rowingireland.ie Tesco Tokens We are still being included in the ‘Tesco Community Fund’ at Tesco, Deerpark. Please continue to ask for the blue tokens and place them in the collection point provided. Birthday Greetings and Congratulations! This Wednesday 23rd March sees Amber Pomeranz celebrate her 15th birthday and we hope she has a wonderful day. Congratulations also to our own Donnacha Ireland , on his debut with Killarney Musical Society’s production of ‘Calamity Jane’ last week. Well done, indeed, to all involved, on an amazing production. Membership For anyone who has not already done so, please pass on your membership to Pauline or Siobhán.

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Kerry defeat Mayo in Allianz League KERRY recorded their first win on Mayo soil since 2011 when a much-improved second half performance saw them gain three League wins on the trot at McHale Park last Sunday (2-13 to 0-14). Kerry got the better start but Mayo hit back to dominate most of the first half and it took a goal by Johnny Buckley after fine work by Darran O’Sullivan and Colm Cooper to put a kinder look on the scoreboard at the break at which stage Kerry trailed by just a single score, 1-3 to 0-7. Kerry came out in the second half with all guns blazing however to outscore the home-side by 1-10 to 0-7 and they did so despite being reduced to fourteen men after the dismissal of Kieran Donaghy on a second yellow in the 54th minute. By that stage Kerry had got their second goal when Donnchadh Walsh pounced after a mix up in the Mayo square and Eamonn Fitzmaurice will be particularly happy with the way Kerry responded when a man short matching mayo score for score till the end. A semi final place is now a very achievable target with Kerry having responded very positively to the opening League losses to Dublin and Donegal. There is a break in the League until March 26

when Kerry travel to Clones to take on Monaghan and Kerry wind up their campaign with a home game against Cork in Austin Stack Park.

Currow

Scór Congratulations to all the children who performed in Scór na bpáistí last Friday night the 11th on representing Dr. Crokes in Set dancing, Sean nós dancing, solo singing, and ballad group. Many thanks to all the trainers and to the parents who helped on the night with stewarding. Quiz practice will be starting shortly for the scór na bpaistí County quiz final on April 17th. Solo singing: Ella Galvin & Megan Linehan Ballad group: Jade Potts, Tegan O’Sullivan, Dara Looney Megan Linehan Set: Cian McMahon, Ella Bartlett, Daire O’Brien, Sarah McCarthy, Ryan Bartlett, Sinead Oliver, TJ O’Sullivan & Leah McMahon Sean Nós: Jack McGuire who came 3rd with his impressive display Progressive 31 Progressive 31 is on Tuesday night 15th of March at 7.45pm. Everyone welcome. Bring €5 and a partner. Please note that this is the last week of cards. Winners from Tuesday 8th of March: 1st Donie (Whitty) O’Sullivan/Sean Macassey Joint 2nd Tom Prendergast/Seamie O’Connor James Wedge Arthur/Ger Brosnan Jinx Winners Der Brosnan/Moss Harmon Donie (Whitty) O’Sullivan/Sean Macassey Spots Fr. Paddy O’Donoghue/Noreen Coffey Anne Kelliher/Vince Casey Juvenile Hurling Training for U12, U14 & U16 hurling teams will continue each Friday evening, which is the County-wide designated hurling evening, from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. U14 HURLING: The County League kicks off this Saturday, 19th March with home advantage against Lixnaw. Throw-in: 5:00pm. Please support. U16 HURLING: The U16 County League Round 1 sees us face Ballyduff at home on Sunday, 20th March. Throw-in:

Coiste Na nÓg U16: Currow played Knock/Brosna on Sunday last 13th March in Currow GAA grounds. Knock/Brosna finished stronger and went on to win on a score line Currow 3-08 Knock/Brosna 2-13. U6s, U8s, U10s: begin training this Saturday 19th March in Currow GAA grounds running from 10am to 11:15am, new comers welcome and gum shields must be worn. Congratulations to all club members who received their confirmation on Tuesday last, 15th March.

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East Kerry Super League - Round 4 Dr Crokes 0-19 Listry 0-7 Even though we won this game by a margin of twelve points we had to fight hard for our scores, especially in the first half, at the end of which we led by just three points, 0-8 to 0-5 We probably had an edge in fitness and this showed in the second half when we added on eleven points to Listry’s two. Our opponents didn’t have many attacks in this thirty minutes but we defended well and out cut many of their offensive moves. A worrying thing for our management would be, that only two of our starting six forwards, scored from play, Paul Clarke hitting over six and Brian Looney 0-3. This victory qualifiers us for the League Final. Registration Membership fees are now due and must be paid before 31 March 2016 for all members. Players must have paid membership before being considered for Club teams. There is a variety of rates to suit all. For detail and to pay this years membership, contact Registrar Frances O’Sullivan (086-3895230) at the earliest opportunity. Frances will be at the Clubhouse on Saturdays from 10.30am to 12pm.

Credit Union Senior Football Leagues Commence

The Credit Union Senior Football Leagues swing back into action this coming weekend with action in all five Divisions. The Leagues commenced way back in 1971 when Austin Stacks, John Mitchels, Kerins O’Rahillys, Waterville, Kenmare, Desmonds, Laune Rangers and Keel played in the inaugural League with Waterville defeating Laune Rangers in the final. The following year, it was decided to form three leagues, Senior, Towns Cup and Junior and in 1973, the Leagues really took shape in the format we now know them with three divisions. The leagues have stood the test of time since and are the envy of most counties. Promotion and relegation methods have changed over the years, but, as was the case last year, a three up and three down policy applies again this year. The Leagues are once again sponsored by Chapter 23 of the Irish League of Credit Unions who commence their 14th year as sponsors.

Division 1

Pride of place this weekend goes to the meeting of Dr Crokes and Austin Stacks in Lewis Road, a game that doubles up as the 2015 Division 1 final. It will be recalled that the sides also met in the 2014 final last year when Stacks won a thriller after extra time. Dr Crokes have swept all before them in Divisional Leagues this year and seem to have been refreshed by the return of Pat O’Shea to the helm. Austin Stacks once more under Stephen Stack, were disappointed not to retain their championship title last year and will be hoping to get the year off to a positive start. Games between these two sides rarely fail to give value for money and Sunday’s game should be no different. Sunday will also be a big day for All Ireland Junior Champions Templenoe who play their first ever game in Division 1 away to John Mitchels, while the other promoted side, Kenmare entertain Milltown-Castlemaine in their first game back in Division 1 since 1989.

UNDER 21

Kerry Under 21 footballers, winners over Tipperary in a quarterfinal tie last Wednesday in Austin Stack Park, return 11:00am. Please support. Gaeltacht Scholarship Scheme East Kerry Board are administrating a Gaeltacht Scholarship Scheme. They have 10 places to fill. A three week course costs: €930. A two week course costs: €730. Scholarship assistance granted will be to the tune of around €200 towards the above cost. Only for students who will be attending Coláiste Chorca Dhuibhne. (West Kerry Gaeltacht) Names of applicants to be with East Kerry Board by 17th March Please contact Paul, Secretary, Dr. Crokes, 083 8426722 in good time if you want to have your boy/girls name submitted. Academy Our second week of Academy coaching took place last Saturday. Word of the fun time being had has clearly spread through these kids with even greater numbers present than the previous week. New friendships are currently be formed while others are currently been strengthened. The coaches are familiarising themselves with all the children they will be working and developing with throughout the year. The goal of the first 2 weeks has succeeded as it is clear that the enjoyment level and friendship levels are high. Some enjoyable and so what competitive games and skills being practiced and developed. With St. Patrick’s day approaching we are hoping to see many of these boys and girls flying the flag and participating with the club in the parade. Hurling training starts at 10:00am and continues to 10:45am. From 10:30am, all juvenile players in the club get an introduction to the skills and rules of hurling. Gaelic Football starts at 10:45am and continues to 12:00 noon. Annual Awards Night Dr. Crokes Annual Awards Night will take place in the Gleneagle Hotel

to the Tralee venue this Wednesday evening to take on Limerick in the Munster semi-final.

ST BRENDAN’S IN HOGAN CUP SEMI-FINAL

St Brendan’s College Killarney travel to Nenagh on this Wednesday to take on St Benildus College from Dublin in the semi final of the Hogan Cup and they will be attempting to reach the final for the first time since 2010 when they were defeated by St Coleman's, Newry. The “Sem” previously won the Hogan Cup in 1969 and 1992.

SENIOR HURLERS The Kerry senior hurlers suffered another heavy defeat last Sunday against Clare in round 3 of the Allianz hurling league, going down by 2-28 to 1-8. MINOR HURLERS

The Kerry minor hurling team lost to Dublin by 2-15 to 1-15 on Saturday last in round 1 of the Leinster minor hurling league.

on Sunday, 27th March. Proceedings commencing at 8:30pm sharp with Buffet & Disco ‘til late. Tickets: €20 from Club Officers. Best Wishes Best wishes to St Brendan’s College in the Hogan Cup Semi Final on Wednesday in Nenagh and especially to the large Dr Crokes contingent on the Team. Best Wishes to the Kerry Under 21’s playing in the Munster semi Final on Wednesday night in Tralee against Limerick especially the Crokes boys Tony, Micheal, Gavin and Jordan. Launch of New Club Sponsor/Jersey The Club is delighted to have secured a new sponsorship deal for our Adult and Minor football teams. The unveiling of the new jerseys and details of our new sponsors will take place in the Tatler Jack Bar on Friday night at 9.30pm. All members are welcome to attend. Deepest Sympathies Deepest Sympathies to the Family of Louise Brady RIP who passed away recently mother of Connie, Grandmother of Senior Footballer Chris Brady and Great Grandmother of Cillian O’Regan. St Patricks Day Parade All members are asked to join our group as we march on Thursday. Make sure to wear your colours. County League Final Our Senior footballers take on Austin Stacks on Sunday next 20th of March at our Club grounds at 3pm. This game doubles up as round one of this years County League and last years Div 1 County League Final Lotto Lotto numbers 5, 10, 18, 23. Jackpot €3000, no winner. Next draw Sunday 20th of March in Tatler Jack. Jackpot €3300.

East Kerry

East Kerry Senior League The Final stages are approaching in the

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It’s back to business as usual at Workmen's Rowing Club, Reen Pier.

East Kerry Senior League. In Division 1A Legion won their third game when they hosted Glenflesk last Sunday, 3-16 to 0-8 and Rathmore recorded their second victory on Friday night under lights, with victory over Currow, 2-20 to 3-12. In Division 1B Dr Crokes top the league table with an unbeaten record, having played Listry on Friday night. Final score Dr Crokes 0-17 Listry 0-9. While Spa ran out winners against Kilcummin, 1-11 to 1-09. In division 2, when Firies won their game, after a close encounter in Farranfore against Scartaglen on Sunday, they joined Fossa and Scartaglen on equal league points after all rounds have been played. Cumman Na mBunscoil 2016 Draw East Kerry Primary Schools committee met last Thursday in Lisivigeen NS. The draws took place for the boys and girls 7 aside tournament. All schools will be sent the fixtures by e mail. Games will take place in Dr. Crokes GAA grounds on Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th of April. St Brendans College secondary school students will be supporting the event. Kenmare Primary Schools boys and girls 7 aside tournament will take place on Monday 14th March in Kenmare. All schools are looking forward to the event with boys and girls games taking place on the same day. All schools are asked to be in attendance at 10 am to support the smooth running of the games programme. Thanks to P.S. Inver Sceine secondary school students for supporting the event on the day. Best of Luck East Kerry Juvenile Hurling teams St Pat’s East Kerry Hurling will have an Under 14 team competing in this year’s U14 County League, for the first time in 15 year’s. This is a great achievement for such a club. St Pat’s play Kilmoyley at home, Dr. Crokes are at home to

Lixnaw and Rathmore play Crotta O’ Neills. Throw in for all games is 5pm, on Saturday 19th March. We wish all these under age East Kerry Teams every success. St Pats East Kerry Hurling Under 12’s will also compete in the U12 County league which will start on the 1st of April 2016 with more details to follow. Best Wishes We wish the very best of luck on Wednesday to St Brendans (‘The Sem’) Killarney team and mentors in the Hogan Cup semi final and to the Kerry U21 team and mentors in the Munster semi final. East Kerry Scór na bPaistí The Finals of East Kerry Scór na bPaistí, sponsored by Killarney Credit Union, were held in Killarney Race Course Auditorium, last Friday. Very well done to all the participants on a great evenings performances from start to finish. The standard was very high throughout and all the participants were a credit to their families their clubs and the District. The results were as follows: Rince Foirne: Kilcummin, Rince Seit: Kilcummin, Sean Nós Dancing: Gneeveguilla - Sean O’Keeffe, Amhranaíocht Aonair: Kilcummin Liam Randles, Recitation: Legion - Aine Devlin, Leiriú: Firies, Bailead Ghrupa: Glenflesk, Ceol Uirlise: Kilcummin. The Award for overall best club was presented to Kilcummin’s Scor Officer Frances Moriarty. Best of luck in the County Semi Final: Saturday 9th April 2016 in Foilmore.

Firies/Ballyhar

Scòr na bPaistí Congratulations and well done to all the Firies participants of East Kerry Scòr na bPaistí which took place in Killarney recently. Novelty Act: Peter Cosgrave, Luke

Costello, Amy Brosnan, Jack Brosnan, Stephen Palmer and Cian Sheehan; 1st place Solo Singing: John Power; 2nd place, Recitation: Cian Sheehan; 2nd place, Ballad Group: Jack Costello, Katie O’Leary, Elaine McMahon and Amy Brosnan; 3rd place Instrumental Music: John Power, Elanadh O’Leary, Christopher Palmer, Eileen O’Leary and Brian Burke; 3rd place. Firies/Ballyhar Coiste na nÒg U12s and U14s Our U12 footballers (born 2004/2005) have commenced training in Pairc Eamon on Wednesday nights at 7:30pm. Likewise our U14 boys continue to train on the same evening at 7:00pm Registration Any queries regarding registration, from U6 to U16, please contact Eugene Cosgrave at 086-2950021. New Volunteers/Coaches Always Welcome If you have some spare time and would like to assist, be it coaching, administrative or something to enhance our club, please contact Coiste.

Fossa

Lotto 13th March 2016 Numbers drawn were 5, 11, 12, 22. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €6,150. Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, The Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Foley’s Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and Committee members. Seniors The senior team begin their Division 4 County League campaign on Sunday, March 20th when they are away to Lispole at 2pm, all support welcome

as this is a tough opening game to the league. Minors Fossa Minors lost to St Pat’s in Tralee on Saturday evening in the 2nd round of the County League - despite playing with the aid of a slight breeze Fossa went in at the break, trailing on a scoreline of 1-04 to 04, the Fossa points coming from Eamonn Murphy, 2 from Cian O’Shea and another from Lee Linehan. The highlight of the first half was a penalty save by goalie Alex Rennie who had a tremendous game throughout and exceptional defending by the captain Cian O’Sullivan. In the 2nd half, despite having a lot of the ball, Fossa found it hard to get scores and only had a solitary point from Eamonn Murphy to show for their efforts. They defended very well and were without a couple of players which didn’t help matters but overall they gave a good account of themselves despite the final outcome. Final score St Pats 1-09, Fossa 0-05. All-Ireland Champions A huge congratulations to three Fossa girls, Grace Cahillane, Ciara Griffin and Anna O’ Reilly who won All-Ireland medals with ISK when they defeated Presentation Secondary School, Tuam in the All-Ireland Junior Championship in Nenagh on Saturday. They all starred in a hard fought 6-08 to 3-12 win and can be very proud of this wonderful achievement, those medals are hard to come by! Also well done to Colin Myers and Mark Dennehy who won the Senior Inter Firm All-Ireland final with Liebherr last weekend in Tuam when the beat Medtronics of Galway, 0-10 to 0-07. Membership: Club Membership is now due and the rates for 2016 are as follows, Family membership, which includes both

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on the ball parents and all their children up to minor age, stays at €60.00, adult remains at €30.00, while youth/ student is €15.00. Anyone who wishes to pay can contact Registrar, Gene Moriarty or any club officer. Golf Society Old Killarney Inn Golf Society membership now available. New members welcome. 1st outing to Kenmare Saturday 9th April. To join please text 087 9491116 for details.” Fossa Notes If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email information to John O’Neill at pro. fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.

Gneeveguilla

Gneeveguilla GAA lotto Numbers 2, 15, 22, 25 No jackpot winner next weeks jackpot €8,500. Gneeveguilla Minors at home to Austin Stacks Saturday at 4pm. Gneeveguilla seniors away to Currow in Round 1 County League on March 20th. Music in the Club Bar Wednesday March 16th by The Dineen Family everyone welcome. Membership now being collected and can be paid for at the club bar.

Kilcummin

HOSPICE WALK The annual Good Friday hospice walk on March 25th will commence at 10.30am. Registration from 10.00am when donations will be accepted. In 2015 the walk raised €2,843 for the new Palliative Care Unit, which is under construction in Tralee. The organisers say a sincere ‘Thank You’ to all those helped and took part in the walk. This year’s collection will also be donated to the Palliative Care Unit. Registration and starting point at Recreational Hall. This year all those registered will be entered into a draw. Adults - Dinner for two & consolation prize. Children - Large Easter Egg & consolation prize. There will be a choice of two walks, - 5km or 10km. Refreshments in the hall after the walk. Please come along and support this very enjoyable walk which suits all age groups and is a great opportunity to meet and chat with your community. There will also be a Memory Book where you may sign names of loved ones who died of cancer. A special Mass will be celebrated after Easter for all the names in the book. COMHALTAS 1916 COMMEMORATION A date for your diaries is Sunday April 3rd when we will hold our 1916 commemoration event in Kilcummin Recreational Hall. A great night is in store which will involve an enactment by our younger members and our Easter Raffle. All welcome. MUSIC SESSION Our next Sunday music session will be held on 20th March at 2.30 to 5pm in Kilcummin Recreational Hall. Refreshments available. All welcome. BRANCH MEETING Our next branch meeting will be on Tues 29th March at 8.30pm in Kilcummin Rural Development Office. All welcome. KILCUMMIN GAA ACADEMY Weather permitting and subject to the

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condition of the pitches, Kilcummin’s Juvenile Academy will commence on April 2nd from 10.30am to 11.45am. Please ensure that all children are registered before that date. It is required for participation, child welfare and insurance purposes. The academy contribution of €1 will be payable each Saturday to mentors. This contribution will be used for academy expenses for the benefit of the children Why not participate with your child? Volunteers are always welcome. ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE In keeping with recent years children from the academy are asked to wear club colours for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The club will meet at 1.15pm on the day at Mission road near the Cathedral. Children can be picked up after the parade at New Street Car Park. ST. PATRICK’S HURLING Will host a fundraising table quiz on March 18th in the Clubhouse from 9pm. A table of four will cost €40. Juvenile tables are also available for €20. FÉILE FLAG DAY The GAA club will hold a special flag day on 8th April to fundraise for the clubs involvement in Féile this year. As well as participating the club will host a boys and a girls team. Volunteers are needed to offer an hour collecting on the 8th between 10am and 6pm. Anybody who can help might please text Niamh on 089-4583207. FÉILE 2016 In keeping with the spirit of Féile 2016 and the participation of our under 14 team in the national event, Kilcummin Juvenile GAA Club are looking for host families to accommodate our visiting club on Friday 24th, Saturday 25th June. Families would be hosting 2 players. Club members interested might please contact 087-9181973 for further information. HURLING St. Pats Hurling – Indoor Hurling on Thursdays for all ages to U14. Killarney Community College (5.30pm to 6.30pm). All welcome €2. GOLF CLASSIC Kilcummin GAA club are holding a Golf Classic on April 30th. The venue is Killarney Golf Club. Teams of 3 for €150. Further information in the coming weeks but teams need to be organised and sponsorship secured as a great event is anticipated. Sponsorship for Tee boxes and Greens is available for €50.00. All funds raised are necessary to maintain and develop facilities. Contact Mike Casey 087-7945103 for Tee times. SENIOR FOOTBALL Kilcummin lost to Spa in the East Kerry league on Sunday last 1-11 to 1-5. CREDIT UNION COUNTY LEAGUE Round 1 Kilcummin are away to Castleisland Desmonds on Sunday next at 2pm. GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Sunday 13th March 2016. Numbers drawn were 6, 14, 16, 17. Next Draw Sunday, March 28th 2016. Jackpot now €2,750.

Mastergeeha FC

Mastergeeha FC will hold a fundraising Night at the Dogs at Tralee Greyhound Track on Friday 1st April 2016. It is a very important fund-raiser for the

club and a great night of fun and entertainment is guaranteed. Tickets will be on sale from committee members and in The Village Inn and in Kilcummin Post Office. All support welcome to attend. U12 Mastergeeha 3 Inter Kenmare 0. The boys earned a good home win on Saturday morning in this cup game. Dara O’Shea, Daniel Kelly and Donagh Fahy were the scorers in a good team performance. U14 St. Brendan’s Park B 4 Mastergeeha 2. The lads left Tralee empty handed after defensive frailties led to their own downfall in a game they really should have won. They created the better chances throughout and after going behind early they levelled after good team play from Alex O’Leary and Philip O’Leary set up Darren Lehane to fire home. The home side scored further goals but Lehane replied again when he rifled home a free kick just before the break. The lads pushed to draw level in the 2nd half but couldn’t take their chances and were punished late on when the Park scored to take the points. SENIORS Mastergeeha 1 Tralee Dynamos 1. In this close greyhound bar cup game the seniors battled hard and took the lead mid-way through the first half. However in the second half the visitors equalized after twenty minutes. Both sides had chances late on to get the winner with both goalkeepers making good saves. LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 11th March 2016. Numbers drawn were 6, 16, 22, 24. Jackpot now €5,250.

Listry

FUNDRAISING BINGO The parent association of Faha national school would like to thank the people who supported there fundraising bingo on 11th March 2016. SOCIAL DAY We wish to remind Seniors in the Listry/Milltown parish & surrounding areas that the next Social Day will be held on Tuesday March 29th in Killorglin Golf Club. Small bus will start collecting at 10am & big bus will leave Listry community Centre @ 11.30am sharp. Hope to meet you all on the day. Listry meals on wheels service Listry meals on wheels service operates on 3 days per week Monday, Wednesday & Friday. The service covers the areas of Faha, Ballyhar, Listry & Milltown. Anyone in these areas who wishes to avail of the service should contact Cathriona at 087-9381063. Faha National School Faha National School would like to thank all children, parents & any one that was involved on making the day a special day for the Flag Rising Commemoration of the 1916 Rising. Listry Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 13th March, 2016 Winning Numbers 3, 4, 9, 25 Jackpot €2,450 not won. Jackpot next week Sunday 20th March €2,600.

Senior Football League Division 2 Our Seniors are due to play their first game in Division 2 at home v Waterville next Sunday, 20th March at 2pm. Please support. County Minor League Result Keel/Listry 3-06 Knock/Brosna 2-14.

Mid Kerry

Senior League Round 3 Results: Beaufort 1-07 Milltown/Castlemaine 2-11 Glenbeigh/Glencar 1-14 Cromane 0-11 Laune Rangers 0-12 Keel 0-12 Scór na bPaistí Finals were held last Friday night with a representation from all clubs. The following go through to represent Mid Kerry in The South Kerry Semi Finals to be held in April. Figure Dancing - Laune Rangers Solo Singing - Keel Recitation - Cromane Instrumental Music - Keel Sean nÓs Dancing - Beaufort Ballad Group - Keel Set Dancing - Glenbeigh/Glencar Many thanks to all who took part, the competitors, teachers, parents, mentors and all who helped in any way. Sincere thanks to Mary Clifford Scór Officer and to Maria Breen Bean a tí. Ghaeltacht Grants A Limit number of Ghaeltacht Grants are available, each club are asked to apply to the Mid Kerry Runaí as soon as possible as closing date in Friday 15th April.

Milltown Castlemaine

REGISTRATION EVENING: We have 30 Easter Eggs ,as well as a Monster Easter Egg, and 2 two club tops to raffle, amongst all the young boys and girls who register with our club on this Friday March 18th, 6-7, in the Nagle Rice Community Centre, Milltown. Under 6’s are free. Juvenile/ student and OAP are €30. An adult is €50, couples are €80 and family membership is €100. Membership must be paid before March 31st 2016. Looking forward to seeing you all there. Come along and join our club for a great year of friendships, football and fun! WINTER FUN FOOTBALL: Training for under 10’s and under 12’s only will continue in the Nagle Rice Community Hall, on Mondays. Please remember your €2 to cover hall rental and don’t forget your gum shield. Any questions -please contact Garry on 087943746. PLEASE NOTE: Under 12 and under 14 Winter Fun Football will be on Tuesdays at 6. Same requirements as above. PLAYER INJURY: Please note that if a player gets injured at training or in a game, it is the players responsibility to inform the coach/trainer/referee and club secretary/ Insurance Officer Mike Carroll within sixty days of incurring the injury. Furthermore all Physiotherapy sessions must be paid directly by the player to the therapist. On producing a receipt, the club will then reimburse you the agreed amount per session. This reimbursement is for up to a

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maximum of eight visits per injury. Please adhere to these guidelines no exceptions will be made. SCÓR NA BPAISTÍ: Congratulations to all the young boys and girls who represented our club so well at the Mid Kerry Final on Friday last. We are very proud of you all. A special thank you to your families and those who helped you prepare for the various competitions. SENIOR LEAGUE: Milltown Castlemaine defeated Beaufort on a score line of 1/07 to 2/11 in Beaufort on Sunday last. Well done to all the panel and management. Next outing is on Sunday March 27th when we will entertain Keel with a 2pm start. MINORS: Our cancelled game against Kilcummin is rescheduled for next Saturday March 19th at 4pm. Under 16-Division Two: We are away to Churchill on Thursday March 24th with a 6 p.m. start. Please come along and support the boys and their management team, in their first competitive game of the season. EMAIL ADDRESSES: We are in the process of updating our contact details, which includes e mail addresses. If you have new contact details, you can private message me (Deirdre O’Sullivan) on my Facebook Page with new details. Some emails are coming back with an undelivered status. LÁ NA gCLUBANNA: In 2016, the GAA plans to celebrate the importance of your club in your community. Lá Na gClubanna will take place on Sunday, 8th May, 2016. Counties have been asked to keep the morning and afternoon fixture free to enable all members to fully participate in this event. More details in the coming weeks. DEFIBRILLATOR: Our club defibrillator has now been relocated to outside the doors of the clubrooms and is available to the community. As we are all aware, access to a defibrillator can save some one’s life. Our club is compiling a list of qualified individuals who are competent in using a defibrillator. You never know that perhaps your own life or the life of your son/ daughter/ mother / father/ brother/ sister/granny or Granddad may be saved some day by someone on this list. Please contact Deirdre on 086/1703332, if you wish to place your name on the list or private message me on FB. BATHROOMS: Our toilet facilities will be back open at the end of this week. We are very grateful to those who are volunteering their time and expertise in these projects. You have done an amazing job. Apologies for any inconvenience caused during these necessary works.

Legion

Registration If you haven’t already done so it’s very important that you get yourself registered as soon as possible. Please contact a club officer for more information. Academy The academy continues Saturday morning at half ten at the club

grounds in Derreen. If you’d like to sign up your 4-10 year old you can do so at the pitch this Saturday and every Saturday throughout March. New members more than welcome! Legion 3-16 Glenflesk 0-9 Legion ran out comfortable winners in this Super League encounter at Derreen on Sunday morning. Conor Keane converted a penalty and also notched a goal from play. Tom Moriarty was in fine form too, racking up five points In the second half Glenflesk improved as both teams ran the bench. Derek Twomey scored a goal from a great team move and David O’Sullivan kicked two nice points. Substitute Darragh O’Doherty scored a great point following a seventy yard run. Jeff O’Donoghue kicked a few nice scores for Glenflesk but Legion were a bit too strong on the day. Scór na bPáistí Our fabulous set dancers secured second place as did our ballad who sang beautifully on the night. Sarah Trant gave a lovely rendition of John Condon in the solo singing category and Áine Devlin won first prize with an outstanding performance of ‘Ach I Don’t Know’. Áine will go on to represent the club and East Kerry in Foilmore on April 9th. Big thank you to our Scór officer Carolann Spellman, Hannah Majella O’Donoghue our dancing teacher and Shirley McGough who trained the ballad and solo singing. T hank you also to all the kids and their parents. Minors Minor County League result: Legion 1-11 Beaufort 3-12. Our next game is against Rathmore next Saturday, March 19th. League of Your Own You only have a few more days left to play the club’s predictor competition. Forms are available from any senior team player. It’s just €20 to enter and you could win €500. Lotto Sellers The club are currently seeking new lotto sellers in an effort to raise much needed funds to run the club. As you can well imagine, it costs a lot of money to run a progressive club like ours so we’re looking for as many people as possible to sell just five tickets a week. Each ticket costs €2 but if you add up a year of selling just five tickets a week, you would be generating over €500 for the club. We’re looking for parents, players and supporters to row in behind us in this venture as every euro raised goes towards improving the club’s facilities. If interested please contact Seánie Culloty on 087 2225325. Try it for a couple of weeks and see how it goes. Clothes Collection We’ll be collecting unwanted clothes throughout the year. The next collection is on Saturday, April 16th before twelve noon. All unwanted clothes, bags, belts, shoes, blankets, towels, curtains etc. will be accepted, as will old phones and laptops. Bags can be dropped to the clubhouse during training times. Please spread the word.

Spa

Gaeltacht Scholarship Any member boy/girl interested in

applying for the Gaeltacht Scholarship in West Kerry please contact Spa Secretary Marie Courtney 087 6332773. U6 and U8 Boys: Coaches Seamus Moynihan, Tadhg Hickey and Shane Cronin U10 Boys: Coaches Adrian McCarthy, Mike Doolan and Denis Doolan Spa boys U10 training will start on the Saturday, indoors from 12noon to 1pm indoors. U12 Boys: Sunday 10-11 Coaches Kieran McCarthy, David O’Sullivan and Tim O’Connor. League starts on Sunday 3rd April away to Rathmore @6pm. Rd 2 is at home to Currow Sun 10th April @ 6pm. U14 Boys: Coaches Robert Cremin and Neily Kerins: Spa u14 boys: County League games Div 5 commence Wed 30th (6.30pm first game, 7pm thereafter). First 2 games are at home. Next 3 are away. Trainers will advise full details. U16 Boys: Coach: Donal O Doherty Training Outdoors Tuesdays 6.15pm - 7.15pm & outdoors Sundays 11am 12.30pm. Ladies Football U12 Girls Training Sunday mornings indoors 11-12 The U12 preliminary rounds will start on Tuesday April 5th, games at 7pm GROUP E Rathmore v I.S.G. Glenflesk v Dr Crokes Spa v Firies U14 Girls Training Wednesday night outdoors 6-7pm Easter Sunday 27th first game. U16 girls Training outdoors Friday 7-8 Finuge/St. Senans Scartaglin, Dr Crokes,I.S.G. Dingle/Castlegregory, Currow, Beale/ Ballyduff and Spa Senior ladies Spa Ladies will start the season with a home games against Firies Sunday March 20th @12noon. Senior County League Round 1. Sunday March 20th @2pm away Beaufort v Spa Round 2: Sunday March 27th @2pm home Spa v Rathmore East Kerry Spa defeated Kilcummin at home on Sunday. Great displays by Craig Hickey and Eoin Cronin. Speedy recovery to James Devane our solid keeper. Kerry 21 Championship Congrats to Jack O’Connor and his team defeating Tipperary by one point last Wed under lights in Tralee. They play semi final against Limerick Wednesday 16th in Tralee. Well done Dan O’Donoghue. The Sem Ireland PPS Hogan Cup (SF “A”) S-Final - St. Benildus Stillorgan v St. Brendan’s Killarney - Wed. March 16th at 2pm in Nenagh. Best wishes to our players David Spillane, Evan Cronin, David Carroll and Dara Moynihan. Lotto No jackpot winner in the Arbutus. Numbers drawn 4, 5, 14, 20. Next weeks jackpot in the Killarney Heights will be €3,600. Scor na bPaistí Spa results from East Kerry Scor na bPaistí Friday 11th March 2016 Figure Dancing 2nd Spa & Sean nós Laura Fleming 2nd Rest of results Kilcummin: Figure Set Solo Singing and

Music. Recitation Legion Ballad Glenflesk Leiriú Firies Well done to all these primary school competitors. Community Notes Help Anthony Morris fight Chronic Lyme Disease Anthony has Chronic Lyme Disease 8 years Anthony has been a shadow of his former self. A once very strong, fit and active man and a tough former Spa and Kerry footballer he is now weak, in constant pain and suffering neurological symptoms affecting his memory, speech and general mental sharpness. Anthony is receiving treatment in the US, and the medical expenses and cost of accommodation, the family have set up a fund-raiser online to raise valuable funds. Further information on our twitter and facebook pages. Click on the link below to donate. From everyone in Spa GAA Club, we wish Anthony a healthy and speedy recovery. https://www.youcaring.com/ anthony-morrisSympathy Is extended to the relatives of Peggy O'Shea, Old Pike and Dermot Dennehy, Station House, Headford who passed away at the weekend. May they Rest In Peace. Date for The Diary Spa Golf Classic at 0’Mahoney’ Point on Friday June 3rd. Full details to follow. Blast from The Past (40 Years Ago) 31 championship of Kerry has resumed. Winners on opening night Tom Morris and Tom Joe O’Sullivan. Runners up Eamon Sheehan, John ‘Dunn’ O’Donoghue, Con Murphy, Steve Shine, Tim Kelly, Dave Slattery and Tom Kelliher. The final of the 2016 Championship will be held in the Torc Hotel on Friday April 1st and a special appeal is extended to all players to be in the Hotel at 7.30pm (sharp). SPA GAA GOLF CLASSIC ANNOUNCED A fund-raising, Spa GAA Golf Classic will be staged at Killarney Golf Club, on Friday June 3 next. The Spa club is currently carrying out some major developments, including the laying of an all-weather playing pitch and alterations to the clubhouse involving the provision of a larger gym, office areas and toilets upstairs. The developments are estimated to cost around €175,000. ‘’All this work is vital for our club, but obviously needs a lot of money so the golf classic is an important fund-raiser,’’ said Spa chairman Ger Mangan at a reception to announce details in the Killarney Oaks Hotel. It is hoped around 60 teams of four golfers per team will take part in the classic, on the Mahony’s Point course. Entry fee is €200 per team. People can also sponsor tee boxes. The presentation of attractive prizes will be in the Killarney Oaks Hotel on the night of June 3. Anyone interested in entering a team and booking tee-times, or supporting the classic in any way, is asked to contact any of the following Spa club members: Billy Morris, 086-8579248 Mary Cronin, 087-6898146 Seanie Kelliher, 087-6298613 Donal Cronin, 087-7531271.

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