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Councillor Michael Gleeson and Paudie O’Mahoney.

Time To Raise Umbrellas Over Main Street?

THE introduction of street coverings over parts of our town centre is once again being discussed in Killarney.

After raising the matter at the recent meeting of Killarney Municipal District, Councillor Michael Gleeson noted that he had in recent years also highlighted it to the now-abolished Killarney Town Council. "As a town councillor, I proposed to Killarney Town Council that serious consideration would be given to the introduction of street coverings at locations where locals and visitors gather to re-create and relax,” he told Killarney Advertiser.

“The council accepted that the proposal had merit and decided to investigate the matter. Towards that end the factory that manufactures street umbrellas was visited. The council was giving serious consideration to the erecting some on the pedestrianized part of Main Street.” It was intended to have detailed discussions with property owners along that street and their views would be carefully considered, added Cllr Gleeson.

“Sadly, before progress could be made, Minister Phil Hogan wielded his ruthless axe and abolished the town council,” he said.

“I felt that my original proposal may have some merit and some interest for the Killarney Municipal Area council. The response from the council was that the proposal had merit but that it needs further examination in relation to location, streetscape impact, procurement, ongoing maintenance and cost. We await the result of those investigations and the views of the public."

Engineer Paudie O’Mahoney has over the years highlighted his concept for large canvas covers for the streets. “We live in one of the wettest areas of the country,” he reasoned. “If we put out a few large canvas overs on the street I guarantee you people will like them.”

Both Mr O’Mahoney and Cllr Gleeson noted that street coverings would be of immense benefit when it came to staging outdoor events in Killarney as well as attracting shoppers, offering as they would shelter from the elements no matter what the weather.

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Editor’s View We Are Always At The Mercy Of Weather Gods’ Whims “IT’S like something out of Mary Poppins!” was the reaction of a few of us in the office to the mock-up on this page of cheerfully hued umbrellas floating above Main Street.

You see street coverings used in towns and cities across the globe but the idea of a practical way of waterproofing (or weatherproofing) our own streets to make them more user-friendly to pedestrians always seems to come as a novelty to many of us in Killarney.

It’s pretty ironic considering we live somewhere that is always subject to the elements. We are very much at the mercy of the weather gods’ whims and hope for their good humour when it comes to staging outdoor events.

Although living in a country where pelting precipitation is a fairly loyal enough companion, we are always the least likely to be equipped with

adequate raingear and weather-appropriate footwear.

When the heavens open over our streets, it will always be us locals you’ll observe gently shrieking (cartoon cat-style) in surprised panic with a flimsy jacket or sweater suddenly pulled over our heads as our overseas tourists dart bemused glances at us from under the hoods of their practical raincoats.

Yes, there’s something magical about umbrellas when used in a decorative sense and of course our picture is an impressionistic take on the concept being mooted.

But overall, the subject calls to mind the Pat Shortt sketch in which the comedian decrees that Ireland would be “a lovely little country if you could only roof it!”

EVE KELLIHER, EDITOR

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Rank-and-file Gardaí said unarmed officers should not be sent to situations involving firearms.

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Killarney Legion On The Catwalk

Christine Hegarty, Noranne Downey, Claire O'Sullivan, Carol Kelleher and Sandra Chute at the Legion GAA Club fashion show in The Malton Hotel, Killarney, on Thursday night.

Celebrity guest Noel Cunningham with models, from left, Sharon O'Keeffe, Elaine Howard, Victoria Tynan, Laura Kizjalo and Aoife Begley and Legion officers Tim O'Leary, Jerome O'Regan and Enda Walshe, Chairman, at the Legion GAA Club fashion show in The Malton Hotel, Killarney on Thursday night.

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Using Pedal Power In Memory Of Inspirational Joan HER love for the outdoors and wonderful community spirit are among the many endearing traits popular Killarney lady Joan Herlihy will be forever remembered for.

Joan Herlihy (nee Quinlan, Castleisland) sadly passed away on February 12, 2015, from cancer. “She was a great outdoors enthusiast who loved nothing better than taking to the hills and walkways of Killarney and its surrounds,” said her friend Marie Shannon.

Now Joan’s children, Laura and Paul, her husband, Dave, and their extended family and friends will be getting on their bikes on Sunday, May 29, for a charity cycle in Joan’s memory. “The first aim of the cycle is to remember and pay tribute to an amazing, inspirational woman who loved to cycle,” said Marie. “The second aim of the cycle is to raise much-needed funds for the Oncology Unit in Kerry University Hospital, where Joan received excellent care and treatment over the years.”

There will be two routes to cater for various levels of fitness. Both begin and end at the Torc Hotel, Lissivigeen. “These are all routes that Joan cycled when training for the various events and in particular takes in her much-loved Muckross Dinis route,” said Marie.

Joan loved to cycle and completed many charity cycling events including the Cycle against Suicide in May 2014 when she cycled from Cork City to Killarney on day one and from Killarney to Tralee the second day. “As the cycle made its way from Tralee towards Limerick, Joan headed into the Oncology Unit in Kerry University Hospital to have her bloods taken. She also completed the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle in 2013 and 2014 – a major achievement in itself but more so because of the fact that on both occasions she was receiving chemotherapy – a sign of her great strength and determination,” said Marie.

For details on the cycle, contact either Laura on 085-7538266 or Marie on 087-9849882.

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Launching the cycle in memory of Joan Herlihy are Laura Herlihy, Joan's daughter; Christy Lehane; Marie Shannon; Catherine McEniry, Joan's sister; Breda Hickey; and Tom McEniry, Joan's nephew.

Benefit Dance For Anthony GRAB your dancing shoes and head to the Manor Inn in Killorglin on Saturday, May 7, where a benefit dance takes place in aid of Anthony Morris’s fight against chronic Lyme disease.

Anthony’s family and friends are organising the dance and all monies raised will to towards Anthony’s vital treatment. Doors open at 9pm with tickets available on the night for €10 or from members of the Morris family, the Manor Inn, Charlie Foley’s Bar Killarney, Kerry Agri-Store, Kenmare. Music on the night will be performed by the Uí Bhriains.

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Strictly Come Dancing Killarney raises e56,045 for charity

Talented Dancers In Full Flight

IT WAS a sell-out success when it took place in February and on Wednesday evening the organisers of Strictly Come Dancing Killarney were thrilled to present an impressive €56,045 to the beneficiary, the Killarney/South Kerry Branch of the Irish Cancer Society.

Dancers and organisers returned to the INEC, the scene of the hugely popular productions they staged there for two consecutive years, for the cheque presentation.

Over 2000 people packed the INEC in February for the 2016 event. “It was absolutely fantastic and all we can do is thank each and every one of the dancers and each and everyone of those that came to support the event,” a delighted Kathrina Breen of the Irish Cancer Society told the Killarney Advertiser.

Tripping the light fantastic to victory were Garda Aoife Dolan Twomey and Liam Colleran of Budget Car Hire of the International Hotel.

The second Strictly Come Dancing Killarney had Strictly Goes to

the Movies as its theme. The talented troupe included local hoteliers, builders, car dealers, Gardaí, teachers, farmers and care workers.

Dance teacher Joe Burkett coached the troupe of 12 couples and the judges included Marina Cassidy, Niall O’Callaghan, Alan Finn and Elaine Canning.

This year’s line-up featured Cllr Dan McCarthy, Niall O’Sullivan, Liam McCarthy, Johnny Brosnan, Timmy Moynihan, Kieran O’Halloran, Dermot Healy, Mike Doyle, Richie Fitzgerald, Conor Gleeson, Liam Colleran, Gavin O’Leary, Margaret McCarthy, Marie Carroll O’Sullivan, Aoife Cronin, Marie Coffey, Mary Cronin, Danielle Favier, Mary Hartnett, Vera Healy, Christine Tangney, Michelle Brennan O’Donoghue, Aoife Dolan and Shella O’Donoghue.

The 2015 show raised almost €55,000 in aid of the Irish Cancer Society.

And, whisper it, Strictly’s many fans are already hoping for an encore performance next year!

Catch Of The Day For Irish Cancer Society

Dancers Christina Tangney, Aoife Twomey and Elaine celebrating that €56,045 was raised for the Killarney/South Kerry branch of The Irish Cancer Society following the Strictly Come Dancing 2016 event at the INEC. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

a Pictured with the cheque on Wednesday night were front from left, Kathrina Breen, Johnny Brosnan, Kathleen O'Shea, Aoife Twomey and Eugene O'Sullivan; second row, Tim Moriarty, Kathleen Cronin, Eleanor O'Doherty, Shella O'Donoghue, Michelle O'Donoghue and Gavin O'Leary; back, Marie Carroll O'Sullivan, Conor Gleeson, Elaine Cronin, Mary Cronin, Dermot Healy, Christina Tangney and Dan McCarthy.

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“YOU’D be standing a very long time with a box to collect that!” was the verdict of a grateful Kathrina Breen of the Killarney and South Kerry Branch of the Irish Cancer Society after the society was presented with the proceeds of the Lough Lein Anglers charity fishing competition recently.

Over 90 anglers took to the waters of Loch Lein for the event and landed a whopping €6243 for the cause.

“Even before a fly was cast on the water, the charity event was already a success,” said Rory O’Flaherty of the organisers.

At 11am, starter Dermot O'Mahony flagged the flotilla of boats off for the competition. “The lake was flat calm – not the best fishing conditions.

However, after a light shower, the westerly breeze picked up and fishing conditions improved for the rest of the day,” said Rory.

“It was reported that 'the West' had fished well the previous day, so a large number of boats headed in that direction. It was ironic then, that the competition was won on the opposite end of the lake.”

Noel Duane (eight trout) and his partner Eddie Shanagher (six trout) fished the sandy Lake Hotel shore.

“They were in the right place at the right time and finished first and second in the competition. PJ O'Brien had five fine trout to finish third,” said Rory.“More than half of the anglers brought trout to the weigh-in at Ross Castle that evening. Everyone reported that fish were moving in most parts of the lake.

The prizegiving took place that night after a hearty meal in The Dromhall Hotel.

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Safety To The Fore At Rally Of The Lakes RALLY fans are looking forward to the ultimate in opportunities to see some top-class motorsport in Killarney this weekend thanks to the Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes.

And Gardaí, organisers and the community are pulling out all the stops when it comes to placing safety at the top of the agenda. Rally organisers and Killarney Gardaí this week unveiled details of the campaign, during which a mobile incident command unit will be in Kerry for the first time.

This new crackdown on so-called “boy racers” has been on Killarney Gardaí’s agenda in recent weeks.

Officers will now have the technology to help assess vehicles for compliance with noise regulations, rules governing the levels of darkened windows and drink driving.

Last week, a number of young men pleaded guilty at Killarney District Court on Tuesday, April 19, in relation to serious motoring offences. These offences were detected in Killarney in recent weeks by Gardaí targeting “boy racer” activity.

Killarney Superintendent Flor Murphy said: “These targeted operations incorporating both high visibility and covert measures will continue up to and including the rally weekend in the Killarney area.

“Anyone found by the Gardaí engaging in this type of activity will be immediately arrested and brought before the courts.”

Rally route to entice spectators

By Sean Moriarty A NEW spectator-friendly route is the key ingredient of this year’s Cartell. ie Rally of the Lakes.

All of the action, over 16 special stages, takes place within 25km of the town, with the bulk of the action set for mid or east Kerry.

Over 140 crews from all over Ireland and beyond are set to tackle the county’s biggest motorsport event.

Unusually, the rally does not open with a run over Moll’s Gap. Instead the daunting ribbon of tarmac tat runs parallel to the Killarney to Millstreet main road and known locally as Gortnagane is the opening test. This

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is followed by loop of stages bear Millstreet and Rathmore before the rally heads east to new territory around Milltown. The Dromin Hill stage, last used by the Circuit of Kerry Rally in the early 1980s, makes a return alongside spectator favourite Rockfield before the day’s action concludes around 6pm.

Sunday is run over a lot more familiar territory with Moll’s Gap and Balleaghbeama proceeding newer versions of Carragh Lake and Shanera.

Unusually, Caragh Lake is the final stage of the rally before the crews head for the podium finish at The Gleneagle Hotel.

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Killarney Gardaí, including Garda Superintendent Flor Murphy and Garda Inspector Tony Sugrue, and Anthony O’Connor, cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes clerk of the course 2016. PICTURE: DOMNICK WALSH

Rally Stage Times STAGE

ROAD CLOSED FIRST CAR ROAD OPE SS1 GORTNAGANE 8.25

9.30 14.15 SS2 BANARD 9.10 10.13 15.00 SS3 GORTNAGANE 8.25 12.07 14.15 SS4 BANARD 9.10 12.50 15.00 SS5 DROMIN 13.30 14.33 18.30 SS6 ROCKFIELD 14.00 15.00 18.50 SS7 DROMIN 13.30 16.29 18.30 SS8 ROCKFIELD 14.00 16.56 18.50 SS9 MOLLS GAP 7.00 8.15 13.50 SS10 BALLAGHBEAMA 8.10 9.10 11.10 SS11 SHANERA 9.00 10.00 12.00 SS12 MOLLS GAP 7.00 11.40 13.50 SS13 BALLAGHBEAMA 11.30 12.30 14.30 SS14 CARAGH LAKE 13.45 14.48 18.30 SS15 SHANERA 14.30 15.29 17.30 SS16 CARAGH LAKE 13.45 16.27 18.30

Looking forward to the Rally of the Lakes are the students in the senior infants class of Miriam Dennehy, St Oliver's National School, Ballycasheen.

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Spotlight On Local Drivers Driver: Alan Ring Co-Driver: Adrian Deasy Car: Ford Ford Fiesta R5 From: Castleisland

The local ace has a new Ford Fiesta R5 from M-Sport, which he debuted on the Circuit of Kerry. His recent Rally of the Lakes form has been excellent, with second place in 2014, and third in 2015 driving Subaru Impreza WRCs. Always very rapid up “the Gap” the former Formula Ford racer and Group N Rally of the Lakes winner will be hoping that his new R5 mount will have the legs to be able to stay with the WRC cars.

Driver: Ed Murphy Co-Driver: Car: Ford Escort Mk2 From: Aghadoe

Ed has proven that he is one of the toptwo-wheel drive competitors in Killarney; his noted ability to carry speed is similar to that of the great Billy Coleman. Third overall here last year and winner of the Jason Barry Cup, you can be sure this pair will be one of the front runners in the national category.

Driver: John Hickey Driver: Charlie Hickey Co-Driver: Johnny Hickey Car: Ford Escort Mk2 From: Killarney

The local motor mechanic has had a very successful year in 2015, winning his class in both the Southern 4 Rally Championship and the West Coast Rally Championship. The event opener Gortnagane is Charlie’s home stage and should go well here.

Co-Driver: John McCarthy Car: Ford Escort Mk2 From: Barraduff

One of the most experienced Rally of the Lakes competitors, John developed the most unique four-wheel drive Ford Escort Mk2 ever built. Living on the Gortnagane stage, John said: “It will be maximum attack from the word go.”

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Driver: Noel O’Sullivan

Driver: Kieran O’Donoghue

This crew have competed in almost every Killarney Rally of the Lakes since it first started in 1979. It’s an outstanding achievement and great to see Noel as competitive and enthusiastic in the 1400cc class as ever.

Kieran has really showed a great turn of speed this year. He took the overall win at the Galway International Junior Rally and was second overall at the West Cork Junior Rally. Judging by his times on these recent events he is one of the favourites to take the overall junior win.

Co-Driver: Nicky Burke Car: Ford Escort Mk2 From: Muckross

Driver: Mark O’Shaughnessy Co-Driver: Timmy O’Sullivan Car: Peugeot 106 XSI From: Killarney

The local painter has many class wins under his belt in Killarney. Major developments have been made to his pocket rocket of a Peugeot 106 and all have proved to be positive, Co-driven by Timmy ”the Welder” O’Sullivan this crew will be the bench-mark in the class nine battle.

Co-Driver: Derek Butler Car: Honda Civic From: Glenflesk

Driver: Sean Fleming Co-Driver: Niall McLarnon Car: Ford Fiesta From: Killarney

The local crash repair specialist is a previous junior winner of the Killarney Historics Rally and is fresh from a fifthplace finish at the West Cork Junior Rally.

With recent upgrades to his Fiesta RWD proving successful he is sure to be battling hard for the overall junior section.

Co-Driver: Danny Murphy Car: Toyota Starlet From: Headford

Driver: Tadhg O’Sullivan

Co-Driver: Eoin O’Leary Car: Ford Escort Mk2 From: Killarney The crash repair specialist is one of the top locals. Recent mechanical issues have let them down, but their pace and ability is evident. Class 13 winners last year Tadhg will be looking forward to his home rally.

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This crew were the talking sensation after a phenomenal run over the Gortnagane stage in last year’s historic Rally. With a new engine fitted for the event, you can be sure they will be well involved in the class nine battle.

Driver: Charles O’Neill Co-Driver: Tony McCarthy Car: Honda Civic From: Muckross

Chaz pairs up with experienced navigator Tony McCarthy from Tralee. Previous J1 class winner, he now moves into the main field.

Driver: Denis Nagle Co-Driver: Donagh Crowley Car: Nissan Micra From: Gneeveguilla

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He will be pushing hard and should be right up there in the battle to take the J1 class win this weekend.

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SATURDAY saw the staging of the first Quest Glendalough adventure race. This much anticipated event had sold out two months in advance and attracted over 1000 adventure enthusiasts from all over the country.

With three routes to choose from, all fitness levels were catered for. Participants kayaked under the mystical shadow of the Glendalough Round Tower and spectators came out in droves to support the event.

The big winners on the day were as follows: Expert 57k, overall male, Dessie Duffy, three hours five minutes (Cavan); overall female, Moire O’Sullivan, three hours, 41 minutes (Down); Sport 41k, overall male, Kieran Cosgrove (Cavan); overall female, Elizabeth Wheeler, two hours thirty-five minutes (Dublin); Mini 19k, overall male, Shane Spellman, 59 minutes (Kerry); and overall female, Jane Wallace, one hours, eight minutes (Dublin).

Event organizer Oliver Kirwan paid tribute to the people of the Laragh and surrounding area, the National Parks, marshals and “everyone who contributed to make this the best adventure race in the country”.

The next adventure races in the Quest Adventure Series will take place in Achill on September 3 and Killarney on October 1. Visit www.questadventureseries.com for more details.

Participants completing the Quest event in Glendalough last weekend.

Kerry Citizens Information Service Mobile Unit Wheels Into Town

Muckross House To Host 1916 Concert AWARD–WINNING Chamber Choir Opus ’96 under the direction of Martina Egan and Renee Fitzgibbon will present “Song For Ireland” as part of the Easter 1916 Commemorations on Friday evening, May 6, at Muckross House.

A wonderful selection of the best of our legacy of Irish melodies, with fresh new arrangements, is promised, including “Song for Ireland” and “Carrigfergus”.

Annually since 1999, they have been commissioned by the Management of Muckross House Killarney to perform Christmas concerts for the trustees and patrons. This year, as part of Killarney’s 1916 Commemorations, Muckross House have invited Opus 96 to perform “Song for Ireland” on May 6th.

Tickets for concert, at €15, are available from Muckross House (tel. 064 6670162).

The performance will commence at 8pm and will be preceded by a wine and canapés reception in the Garden Restaurant. So why not come along early and enjoy excellent food and a glass of vino followed by a great night’s entertainment.

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THE Kerry Citizens Information Service (CIS) mobile unit will be in locations across Kerry in coming days.

It will be in Deer Park car park, Killarney, next Thursday, May 5, from 3pm to 7pm, and in the same location on Friday, May 6, from 12 noon to 6pm, and also Saturday, May 7, from 10am to 4pm.

Meanwhile, today, April 29, it is in Manor West Shopping Centre, Tralee, from 12 noon to 6pm and is also in the same location tomorrow, Saturday, from 10am to 4pm.

SuperValu car park in Castleisland will host the unit on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 3 and 4, from 10am to 4pm on both days.

Frances Clifford, manager, Kerry Citizens Information Service, said: “Kerry Citizens Information Service aims to reach all communities in the county to ensure that all citizens have easy access to high quality information, advice and advocacy. The mobile and outreach service is purely for the convenience of those who would find it difficult to visit our other Kerry centres located in Tralee, Killarney, Listowel, Killorglin, Kenmare and Caherciveen .Our objective is to ensure that all citizens are fully aware of their rights and entitlements. Our service is free, impartial and confidential.”

Kerry CIS provides information on a wide range of issues, including employment rights, housing, social welfare, family matters, pensions, migrant rights, health services, education, disability and much more. Last year it dealt with over 19,000 callers and over 28,000 queries in Kerry. To contact the Killarney office, call 0761 07 7820 or email killarney@citinfo.ie Citizens Information is a free and confidential service and is funded and supported by the Citizens Information Board.

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Chamber Branches Out Ahead Of Tree Hug THEY always extend the hand of friendship and assistance to one another but Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce members were this week urged to think about stretching out their arms and embracing some of the town's most upstanding and beneficial residents.

Tom Roche, organiser of Killarney’s Weekend Celebration of Trees, took centre stage at the Chamber networking lunch in the International Hotel on Monday.

He highlighted how the celebration, which takes place between May 19 and 22, will include the town’s bid to create a record-breaking tree hug. The event, will take in the restored Killarney House & Gardens on Friday, May 20. “The tree hug will involve students from local schools in the Killarney area as well as local businesses and visitors,” said Tom. Assembly points will be announced on a dedicated website www.killarneycelebrationoftrees.com Other tree-related activities will include talks on trees by author and tree expert Thomas Pakenham and award-winning Chelsea Flower Show garden designer Mary Reynolds.

Guided walks around Killarney National Park will also take place daily.

The main event on Saturday, May 21, will be the ‘Sound of Wood’ concert in St Mary’s ‘Church of the Sloes’ (Church of Ireland).

The newly refurbished Killarney House & Gardens is the setting for a talk by Duncan Stewart, and Fr Sean McDonagh, a leading campaigner on climate change, on Sunday, May 22 – UN International Day of Biological Diversity.

The weekend will culminate in the creation of the ‘Killarney Declaration on Nature’, which local businesses will be asked to sign up to.

Cinema Killarney will host the Irish cinema premiere of ‘Nature is Speaking’ on Thursday, May 19.

Killarney Library is the venue for an exhibition Wood of Life and Killarney Outlet Centre will host a fascinating exhibition of the world’s most commercial timbers.

Bobby O'Dwyer, Manager, AIB, Killarney presenting a cheque to Kate O'Leary, President, for sponsorship of the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce Members Networking Lunches in Killarney on Monday. Also in photo are on left Diarmuid Leen, AIB and Paul O'Neill, Vice-President. PICTURES: Don MacMonagle

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A group of participants, parents and officials at the Killarney South Community Games athletics qualifiers at St Oliver's National School, Killarney on Tuesday night.

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Sky’s The Limit For Killarney’s Talented Young Athletes SOME seriously impressive sporting talent was on show as one of the best-attended Community Games area finals for many years unfolded on Tuesday evening in Killarney.

Excitement was in the air as Killarney South Community Games Athletics held its qualifiers and trials for the County Athletics Finals in St Oliver’s Primary School, Ballycasheen.

Several children from under-8 to under-16 participated in the various events which included individual sprints, hurdles races, ball throw, shot putt and javelin competitions.

Jack Greaney and Aaron O'Sullivan.

Laura O'Sullivan, Fionn Spellman, Lucia Greaney and Ciara O'Sullivan at the Killarney South Community Games athletics qualifiers.

Ellen Moloney and Hollie Spellman.

Jason Lee.

Eanna Hennigan, Ross Bowler, Dale Smith, Glen Bowler, Fionn Evans and Senan Cotter.

Liam Hennigan at the Killarney South Community Games athletics qualifiers at St. Oliver's National School, Killarney.

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Evie, Ronan and Lynne Fahy at the Killarney South Community Games athletics qualifiers at St Oliver's National School, Killarney on Tuesday night.

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Hat’s Magic! Killarney To Get May Racing Festival Off To A Flying Start IT’S A case of hats off to the creative team at Killarney Racecourse as it unveils details of its Mad Hatters Day, which takes place on Sunday, May 15, bringing Killarney’s May Racing Festival (which runs from May 15-17), off to a flying start.

Sunday and Monday are both National Hunt cards whilst Tuesday is an all-flat card. Sunday is Mad Hatters Day. The theme for the day is “colour and fun”. The highly anticipated Mad Hatters competitions are generously sponsored by Ryanair and Kerry Airport.

Entrants should proceed (before 3pm) to the Mad Hatters Gathering in the Glass Bar situated upstairs over the Jim Culloty Bar. The first prize for adults is return flights for two to London from Kerry Airport with Ryanair including two nights’ accommodation and lunch for two with paired wines at Corrigan’s Mayfair. The second adult prize is two tickets to Killarney Race’s renowned ladies day on July 14 which includes the much soughtafter hospitality in the Panoramic Restaurant.

The children are in for a treat too with a very exciting prize of a trip to London with Ryanair and Kerry Airport. The prize includes return flights for two adults and two children to London with Ryanair from Kerry Airport, two nights’ accommodation in a three-star hotel, and a one-day ticket pass for Legoland Windsor for two adults and two children. The second prize is an Apple iPod. On Sunday Celtic Steps The Show will be performing throughout the day.

“We are really looking forward to our opening day of the 2016 Season and Sunday is an actionpacked day which promises to be a great day out for all the family,” said the manager of Killarney Racecourse, Micheál Lucey, The first race on Sunday, May 15, is at 2.05pm.

Monday, May 16, is ‘Lá na gClub’. Monday is also Killarney National Night with the running of the “Killarney National” generously sponsored by the McSweeney Arms Hotel.

For bookings contact 064-6631125.

Meet the 'Mad Hatters': Launching Killarney Races (May 15-17) and Mad Hatters Day (May 15) were Noel Ryan, Kerry Airport, Kate O'Leary, president of Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, Anna Kate Daly and Róisín Ní Liatháin. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Round Of Applause For Talented Young Musicians HUGE congratulations to the seriously talented young musicians from Kilcummin.

Setting toes tapping and sweeping the boards when it came to prizes were Scór na bPáistí County Champions in Instrumental Music Olwyn Evans, Ewan Evans, Liam Kerrisk, Kirill Healy and Liam Randles. Mentored by Grania Evans, the quintet produced quality performances at the county final in Foilmore.

Ring In 2017 With Nathan Carter At The INEC COUNTRY music’s brightest star, Nathan Carter returns to rock the INEC Killarney this New Year’s Eve. He is the most successful live act across the venues of Ireland at this moment in time. He hasn’t done badly in the national sales charts either, with three number-one albums following his two number one singles, and two number one live DVDs, elevating him to household name status.

He may be only 25, but his life as a singer and musician started early. His traditional roots were in the blood, but he also grew up in a house where country and western music filled the air.

Which brings us to 2016 and the upcoming release of Nathan’s first UK album of new songs, many which are self-penned, entitled “Stayin’ Up All Night “ Tickets on sale from www.inec.ie or www. ticketmaster.ie Front, Liam Kerrisk, Olwyn Evans, Ewan Evans; back, Kirill Healy, Liam Randles and mentor Grania Evans.

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Wedding bells for Eileen and Thomas

BY EVE KELLIHER

CONGRATULATIONS to Eileen O’Sullivan and Thomas Fleming who emerged from St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney, as newlyweds last Friday afternoon.

Eileen, of Clovers Place, College Street, and Thomas, from Dalton’s Avenue, exchanged vows in a ceremony led by family friends Fr Simon Twomey and Fr Jim Linehan.

Eileen’s sister Bridie Plunkett was her bridesmaid while Thomas’s friend Donal McCarthy was his best man.

Eileen and Thomas met over 20 years ago on a visit to Ross Castle.

“It was love at first sight,” Thomas told the Killarney Advertiser. “We got engaged in December last year.”

The newlyweds celebrated their big day with family and friends at a reception in The Dromhall Hotel, Killarney.

They will enjoy a two-stage honeymoon, with the first part in Dublin and then in September, they will travel to Lourdes.

“We both love visiting Lourdes. Over the years I have been there 15 times and Eileen has been there about 10 times,” said Thomas.

The couple will reside in Killarney.

Eileen O'Sullivan and Thomas Fleming.

PICTURE: SEAN KELLY

•If you would like your big day featured in Killarney Advertiser Wedding of the Week contact Eve Kelliher on 064-6632215 or newsdesk@ killarneyadvertiser.ie Eileen and Thomas first met at Ross Castle.

Guests congratulating the newlyweds at St Mary’s Cathedral.

Eileen O'Sullivan and Thomas Fleming with Brother Sean Murphy, Fr Simon Twomey and Fr Jim Linehan.

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Presidential Salute For Cathal And Amy

Happy 30th Birthday little brother x Margaret O’Shea pictured with her three daughters, Brenda, Lorraine and Valerie.

Surprise Birthday Visit For Margaret EVERY good wish to Margaret O’Shea from Millwood, Killarney, who celebrated being 80 years young last Saturday.

Margaret had no shortage of help when it came to making the milestone birthday.

The party, at the International Hotel, was attended by family, friends, neighbours and, of course, her three daughters, Brenda, Lorraine and Valerie, who paid a surprise visit to be with their mother on this special occasion.

Valerie and Brenda live in New York and Lorraine is based in Scotland.

Happy 16th Birthday Niamh with love from all the family

Tom Marshall, Kilsarcon, Currow, celebrates his 60th birthday at the Torc Hotel with his family, from left, Niall, Linda, Tom, Maria, David and Thomas Marshall. PICTURE: SEAN KELLY

Arthur and Kit O’Keeffe, Lissivigeen.

Arthur celebrates being 95 years young EVERY good wish to Arthur O’Keeffe, Lissivigeen, who celebrated his 95th birthday in The Dromhall Hotel on Tuesday.

Congratulating Arthur were his wife Kit and children Noel, Bernie and Geraldine as well as his son-in-law, daughter-in-law and his grandchildren, including Kerry footballer Jonathan Lyne.

Also celebrating with him was his brother Eugie, who marked his 90th birthday last week.

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Pupils from Scoil Bhríde Loreto NS on their First Holy Communion day, front, Ellen O'Grady, Eoghan McSweeney, Shane Doolan, Molly Reidy, Bryan Walsh, Jenny Lucey, Micheál Carey Brickley, Gracie Grimwood; middle, Joshua Williams, Muiris O'Donoghue, Dara O'Sullivan, Rachel Fuller, Rachel O'Sullivan D’Arcy, Nick Clarke, Luke Doolan, Fionn McCarthy; back, Fr Simon Twomey, Fr Kieran O'Brien and teacher Róisín Looney.

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THE photo finish of Fuschia Make-up is the look of choice for The Angsana Spa’s make-up-artist-in-residence, Christina Fitzgerald.

Christina, who has worked as a freelance make-up artist for the past ten years, is now creating flawlessly beautiful looks at The Angsana Spa at The Brehon.

A favourite of beauty bloggers nationwide, Fuschia Make-up, is her brand of choice. “It is organic and Irish, but above all else it is a pleasure to work with and makes it easier for me to create flawless, beautiful looks,” says Christina.

Christina is a qualified beauty specialist which gives her a great understanding of her clients’ different skin types. She has completed courses with make-up artists Zoe Clarke and Derrick Carbery.

“There is always something new to learn in the make-up industry from new looks to new products. I love all aspects of applying makeup, from classic looks to contemporary styles. I understand that every client has their own individual style and do my best to fulfil this. The best part of the job is the buzz I get when I make my clients look and feel their best,” says Christina.

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WHILE ear wax normally works its way out of the ear on its own, if it is blocking the ear canal and causing hearing loss it may neeed removing.

The good news? Hidden Hearing at Unit 5 Scott Street, Killarney is offering free professional ear wax removal to persons over 55 years of age on Friday, May 6.

Clients will also receive a free hearing screening to further diagnose or rule out any hearing issues.

The procedure is performed by a Hearing Care professional who has received specialist training in both ear irrigation and dry mopping from Aston University in Birmingham. “Hidden Hearing is the only hearing professional company to offer the wax removal service,” said Dolores Madden of Hidden Hearing.

“Ear wax is a naturally occurring substance in the ear canal and helps to keep ears healthy and prevent infection. In most cases, ear wax works its way out of the ear on its own however, if it is blocking the ear canal and causing hearing loss it may need removing.” Dolores added: “We are delighted to be offering this service to our customers in Killarney as we see a lot of people in our clinics with ear wax build-up. In many cases, an aural issue will not be hearing loss related, but simply a build-up of too much ear wax. However, if left untreated, excessive ear wax can cause hearing loss and interfere with a hearing test or the use of a hearing aid. Until now the options have been expensive costing up to €60 but now Hidden Hearing offers a free solution for over 55s.” To book an appointment contact Hidden Hearing, Killarney on 1800 882 884. Check www.hiddenhearing. ie for further details.

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Putting Tourism On The Map KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL’S Tourism Unit in association with the Destination Kerry Tourism Forum hosted a one-day showcase of the Kerry tourism product last week.

The showcase, held at The Malton Hotel, was open to anyone in the local tourism industry.

“It aims to create a greater awareness of the major attractions in the county including all activities, facilities, accommodation and services, where they are located and when and how they are accessed,” said Joan McCarthy of the tourism unit.

“It was an opportunity for people in the sector to meet other tourism providers, share experiences and network on a one-to-one basis.”

Photographed at The Kerry Tourism Network Showcase at The Malton Hotel were Joan McCarthy, Kerry County Council, Brendan Tuohy, Chairperson Destination Killarney, Katherine Webster, Cliffs of Moher, Siobhan King, Failte Ireland, John Griffin Tourism Officer, Kerry County Council, Declan Murphy, Failte Ireland and Moira Murrell Kerry County Council. pictures: Sally MacMonagle.

Terry O'Doherty from Brandy Lochs Guesthouse in Kenmare.

Gretta O'Rourke, Project Liason Officer, The Tralee Community Garden Project.

Bespoke goldsmith & jeweller Paul Kelly, from 'The Ring of Kerry' in Kenmare.

Mags O'Sullivan from The Aquadome Tralee.

Photographed at The Kerry Tourism Network Showcase at The Malton Hotel on Wednesday was Lisa Geaney, from Crag Caves.

Karla Smith and Stephen Carroll from Hertz.

Tiernan Clarke, Lemonrock Biketours at The Brehon Killarney.

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

WINE MADE USING TRADITIONAL METHODS OF BENEDICTINE MONKS TYPICALLY wine arrives in clear or green glass or, in the case of sparkling wine, blacked-out glass to protect it from UV light. Buckfast, though, is a little different.

In its distinctive brown glass and bright yellow label, Buckfast is a tonic wine.

“Isn’t all wine a tonic?” you ask? Well, no.

Buckfast is made using the traditional methods of the Benedictine Monks of

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do with it. The drink has attracted some controversy in Scotland where its association with drinking culture and antisocial behaviour have been emphasised. In our own experience, and we sell quite a bit of Buckfast all year round to fine upstanding folk, this has been overblown. Buckfast, like all alcohol, can be abused.

METHOD Mix oil, maple syrup, honey and vanilla extract in a bowl.

Mix through the dry ingredients except the dried fruit and coconut.

Line two flat trays with parchment paper and spread mix out evenly.

Bake for 15 minutes at 125C, mix through the coconut and dried fruit and bake for 15 minutes more.

Allow to cool and then store in an airtight container for up to two weeks.

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Grace Notes Music can change lives

We have all experienced a moment where a song has resurrected a memory or a feeling out of the blue, says singer Grace Foley

I RECENTLY joined a panel of young people, all in our 20s and 30s, on Frank Lewis' Saturday Supplement on Radio Kerry. The topic was “Our Passions” and I chose music as my topic. In preparation for the show I had to really think deeply on my experiences as a singer, and what stood out to me was not the praise; not the nerves; it was the connection with people.

Through my singing I have been given the glorious opportunity to connect with people through my own voice. At times this has meant singing a couple's favourite song at their wedding or helping someone in their deepest moments of grief. As performers, we can get so caught up in our own insecurities and triumphs that we forget that the real triumph is to reach into people's hearts and souls; to make someone smile or cry when it has been so long since they have done either.

While speaking on the show I said that to sing to console has changed me as a person and I really meant that. Sometimes people's emotions can be trapped so deep inside them that they cannot experience them on a physical level, yet there is something in a melody, or a simple lyric that can reach right down into that place and allow those feelings to surface. We have all experienced a moment where, completely unexpectedly, a song has resurrected a memory or a feeling out of the blue. Music is a powerful thing which connects people and changes lives. It certainly has changed mine.

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o Home & Living this month! Our weather is brightening (apart from the odd storm warning) so it’s time to look to the outside of our homes and get it summer ready!

Our garden feature this month showcases The Killarney Park Hotel Terrace Garden. It gives you a whole host of ideas for your own patio and outdoor space. If you don’t have a garden, take a look at our orchid arrangement and enjoy your creative side by bringing the garden into your home.

I am lusting after a new patio set and our Notebook page gives our top picks for dining al fresco.

Happy gardening and enjoy sitting out and admiring your work when it is done!

Yours in decorating,

Noelle

and the Killarney Advertiser Team

You’re Invited! . . . to a free in-store customer event at Pat McDonnell Paints, Tralee.

Hear from leading Colourtrend Colour Consultant, Adele Roche and learn lots of Hints & Tips from all our team.

Contact us at decorating@killarneyadvertiser.ie

Sparking interest A FIRE bowl is a great way to encourage your guests or family to sit out and enjoy the garden. It makes a wonderful conversation spot as you generally have no technology in your garden.

So take a break from your TV, phone or tablet and toast some marshmallows over an open fire.

Why not do a spot of cooking in the Morso Forno outdoor oven – perfect for pizza.

Check out the outdoor living range, including the Forno oven and outdoor fire pit, available from Boyles Patio and Stove Centre, Tralee, see info@ boylesstovecentre.com

Book your place with a member of our Tralee team at 066 719 0990

Choose between 12-1pm & 2-3pm, Saturday, 7th May

Venue Manor West Retail Park, Tralee

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Note book TAKE a seat and enjoy your garden We all live hectic lives but there is nothing more calming than five minutes with a coffee in the garden, or when the weather warms up, dining al fresco en famille, sans technology to recharge our batteries.

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WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN THIS MONTH YOU can still plant lily bulbs in pots for summer colour. These are great as you can move them around the garden or patio. Use a good multi-purpose compost and a 12-inch pot is sufficient for three bulbs. Cover with more compost and water.

Dig a 5cm or more layer of compost or manure into your bed.

Apply some mulch around your trees and shrubs.

Feed your trees and shrubs. Honeysuckle and clematis will now be putting on growth, tie in new stems.Trim your winter flowering heathers.

Deadhead daffodils and tulips, leave the foliage intact to die back naturally.

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Bring your garden inside WE ALL love the idea of bringing the outdoors in, and an orchid arrangement will help you do just that. It’s really simple to put together a stunning orchid display. All you need is a pot or bowl from around the house.

I’ve used a footed white bowl from Lane Brothers in Tralee and an old trifle bowl for mine. I also have some orchid compost, from Ballyseedy Garden Centre, and moss from my garden.

I left the orchids in their plastic pots (for ease of soaking them later) and just placed the orchid compost around them to keep them steady. You can add some small ivy plants if you like, pop the moss on top and voila, you have a very professional-looking orchid arrangement for your table.

Word to the wise – keep it out of direct sunlight.

Water orchids when they dry out and don’t ever leave them sitting in water, as root rot sets in and your orchid will die. Depending on where your orchid is situated it will dry out at different times. Just check it regularly and put it under the tap allowing all the water to run through.

You should also mist your moss and orchid replacing the moss when it goes brown.

Then just sit back with your cup of coffee, relax and admire your fabulous handiwork!

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Let fabulous fabrics enhance your home HAVING fun with fabric and wallpaper colours and textures can transform any home into a palace.

Lorraine Wall of Wall’s Interiors created the elegantly classic yet modern ambience in this Georgian-style residence in Mallow. “It is a period home but I have added a few contemporary colours for a young feel, as it is home to a young family,” said Lorraine.

“I went for bold colours on chairs and accent pieces, as well as choosing wallpaper appropriately for children’s rooms. There is some old-style furniture but with a blast of colour at the same time.”

The wallpaper choices include pieces from the Casadeco range as well as fabrics from the Harlequin Amazilia range.

The bathroom features Sanderson Vintage wallpaper in the Squirrel and Dove design while bedroom wallpaper selections as well as fabrics are relaxing and comfortable.

Some of the eye-catching furniture in the house uses fabric from the Fontington upholstery range.

The kitchen cushion fabric on the windows is from the Prestigious Mezzo collection.

The Persian rug in the hallway picks up the teal and duck-egg blue theme.

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How to Prepare and Paint your Deck Your guide for the perfect painted deck

by Pat McDonnell Paints 1. Your decking timber should be free from dust, dirt, mildew, algae and other contaminants. That’s why we always recommend that you use a suitable cleaner before you paint.

2. Decking cleaners are specially formulated to clean and revive weathered or tired looking deck boards, they remove moss, mould, algae and prepare the surface for your coating. We recommend Farbex Multi-Surface Cleaner as your decking cleaner (refer to manufactures instructions on how to use) 3. If your deck has any nail holes or cracks always fill these with suitable External Timber filler. We recommend Prestonette and Osmo Exterior wood fillers.

4. We recommend using either Sikkens HLS or Ronseal Decking Oil/Stains for your deck

5. Always use a high quality applicator when coating your deck, we recommend a 3” or 4” Brush ether by Wooster, Corona, or Harper and Green. Refer to manufactures guide if you can use a Roller as some brands need to be applied by brush only.

6. With all your preparation work done, start at the far end of your deck and apply your coating one/two boards at a time in the direction of the woodgrain.

7. Apply your product in long, smooth strokes and always coat end to end - never stop half way through to start the next board(s) as you will get a uneven finish 8. Most new decks will require two/three coats, a previously coated deck one/two. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions

‘WE ARE CARETAKERS OF THE PLANET’ ON THURSDAY evening last a large crowd gathered at the new Renewable Energy Centre in Cremur for an information evening on renewable energy systems. Various speakers gave an insight into the broad range of renewable technologies which are now available at Cremur to those wishing to go green and play their part in the race to becoming carbon neutral.

The information night covered a full range of sustainable and renewable technologies which included heat pumps, heat recovery and demand control ventilation, solar PV and thermal, thermodynamics, underfloor heating and external air stoves. The new energy showroom has a full range of demonstration and operational models of the various systems on display, covering all aspects of renewable technologies.

“Our aim is to provide high spec, cutting edge renewable technologies, which are affordable to those both planning new builds as well as those wishing to upgrade or retro-fit these systems,” said a spokesperson.

“Cremur provides a full installation service from initial site visit to system design, meeting client’s expectations with final handover of their new heating/ventilation systems. We guarantee and fully stand over all of the renewable technologies which we have on show in the new renewable energy centre.”

For the homeowner who wishes to install a reliable and advanced heating system, which is highly efficient and reduces their energy bills, the renewable energy centre at Cremur is a one-stop shop for sustainable and comfortable living that won’t cost the earth. By installing one of these systems homeowners can greatly reduce their cost of living whilst doing their bit for the environment helping to secure its future for generations to come.

“Think Renewables – Think Cremur”

“With the right approach you can rescue your deck and make it as good as new again!”

Aidan McDonnell Director, Pat McDonnell Paints

Pat Crean, Willia m Kirby, Stephen Walsh, Ger O'Keeffe, Darragh Crean, Ollie Hughes, Mike Teahon and Barry Twomey.

Pat Crean, Willia m Kirby, Stephen Walsh, Ger O'Keeffe, Darragh Crean, Ollie Hughes, Mike Teahon and Barry Twomey.

Exa mples of Conor McCarthy’s work at The Terrace at The Killarney Park Hotel and elsewhere.

Conor brings the outside in ONE gardening expert who is perfectly placed when it comes to making the most of the room outside is Conor McCarthy.

Conor, of McCarthy Landscape, offers everything from design concept to execution when it comes to creating enviable gardens for both private and business premises.

“I like the idea of connecting nature with the interior of a building,” said Conor.

In addition, it is Conor and his team that take care of the window boxes throughout Killarney, ensuring they look their pictureperfect best throughout the year and catch the attention of locals and visitors alike as well as those all-important Tidy Towns judges.

“Last year was the first year I took on the window boxes and I succeeded John Fuller in the role,” said Conor.

Not only that, but his work at the five-star Killarney Park Hotel’s Terrace Garden has won him a whole legion of new fans. “I sourced all the plants at Shanahan’s Garden Centre in Farranfore for The Terrace and Hogan Associates were the architects involved in the terrace job while the construction work was carried out by a building contractor,” said Conor.

Conor’s eye for detail comes from his design background and formerly worked in an architect’s office.

“About 50% of my work is new landscaping jobs and the other 50% is groundskeeping, for instance in hotels,” said Conor.

You can contact Conor at McCarthy Landscape on 087-2738110.

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Birdwatch TO ENSURE you have some pretty birds to watch out for this summer, don’t forget to keep your feeders topped up with nuts,

seeds, fats or make a bird cake with your kids. Pour some fat over cake or bread, add some seeds, nuts, oatmeal, grated cheese or dried fruits. Use a half-pound of fat per pound of dry ingredients.

Coconut shells or yoghurt cartons make suitable moulds. Hang from a tree or a hook. Fruit is also great and may attract several bids which may not otherwise visit your garden.

Keep an eye out for tree creepers which are so sweet to watch with their distinctive behaviour of creeping up trees looking quietly for food. When it reaches the top of a tree, it flies down to the base of another tree.

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Soak up the sun IF YOU are lucky enough to have a sunroom or conservatory or are planning an extension take a look at Corcoran’s new range of conservatory furniture called Sergio.

Make your sunroom or conservatory a place where you will want to enjoy your garden on a wet day or sit in the sun with a relaxing drink after work.

SUMMER GARDENING TIP Use shade cloth SHADE cloth can be essential during the summer Tree fragile Creeper... months. You can use it to protect young seedlings/starts or give larger, more established plants a break from the heat. Shade cloth is available at many garden, home and department stores. There are different grades of “shade” available, depending on the intensity of the sun you are attempting to partially block out. You should also be able to find metal hoops (semi-circles) that can be placed over your garden beds to prevent the shade cloth from touching or damaging plants.

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FRIEND REQUEST

LAURA, a popular college girl, is very active on social media and shares almost everything in her life with her 800+ friends on Facebook. However after accepting a friend request from an unknown girl named Marina, Laura becomes obsessed with Marina's profile, and soon her friends begin to die violently one by one.

TOP TEN NEW RELEASES

•Inside out •Ant Man •The Song of The Sea •Mr Holmes •Spy

•Terminator Genisys •Minions •Tomorrowland •Danny Collins •Pitch Perfect 2

Now’s The Time To Think Ahead To Winter Wedding SUMMER may be on our doorstep but if you’re planning a winter wedding, now is the time to take action.

Book your five-star winter wedding in Muckross Park Hotel & Spa and receive an all-inclusive wedding package from €65 per person including complimentary wine and five bedrooms for your wedding party.

This offer is valid from November 1 to December 22, 2016, and January 2017. Terms and conditions apply.

Muckross Park Hotel is a fivestar wedding venue ideally located in the heart of Killarney National Park, with lavish interiors and culinary excellence, providing all the elements to orchestrate your fairytale wedding. “Our team have been celebrating weddings with couples since 1795. With so many

details involved, our dedicated and experienced wedding and events coordinators can help you plan a magical day,” said spokeswoman Sheila Sheehan.

“For your wedding reception, we offer a variety of rooms for you to choose from; whether you are planning an intimate or a more extravagant celebration we can offer you the perfect setting for your dream day.

Muckross Park hotel also boasts a number of beautiful civil ceremony venues including our purpose built romantic medieval atrium with its own private garden, original church pews, floor-to-ceiling windows and a magnificent open fire.”

To book your wedding consultation, contact Bernie O’Donoghue on bodonoghue@ muckrosspark.com or call 0646623400.

Bag a bargain at Kilkenny Shop sale

SPRING cleaning is done and dusted so it’s time to step up the style and brighten up your home for summer.

Kilkenny Shop’s spectacular seven-day sale event is the perfect time to bag a bargain with incredible savings of up to 50% off for a limited time only – online and instore until May 2.

Shop in your local Kilkenny store at 3 New Street Killarney or Christy’s on Main Street and online at kilkennyshop.com, where you can also enjoy free delivery on all orders over €40!

There’s lots to choose from in the sale, including gifts, homeware, Jewellery, fashion and accessories from a range of Irish and international designers.

However, there is only limited availability on the star buys listed here, and the sale ends on Monday, May 2, so make sure you act quickly.

Top 12 Kilkenny sale buys •Absolute Rose Gold Coin Locket Necklace: was €75 now €37.50 (50% off).

•Waterford Crystal Daffodil 12” Vase: was €90 now €45 (50% off)

•Tipperary Crystal Filled Tumbler Candle: was €17.95, now €11.95 (34% off)

•Dyrberg Kern Trilliance Necklace & Earring Set: was €139, now €50 (65% off)

•Vera Wang Silver Love Knots Frame 5x7: was €62, now €43.40 (30% off)

•Stephen Pearce Lismore Serving Platter: was €39.95 now €23.97 (40% off)

•Handmade Soap Company Lemongrass & Cedarwood Diffuser: was €24.95, now 14.97 (40% off)

•Orla Kiely Mini Shower & Face Cloth Set: was €15.95, now €7.98 (50% off)

•Orla Kiely Kitchenware Bowls: was €59.95, now €35.97 (40% off)

•Orla Kiely Midi Sling Handbag: was €169.95, now €118.97 (30% off)

•Guess Amy Crossbody Handbag: was €130, now €78 (40% off) •Waterford Crystal John Rocha set of 6 wine glasses presented in Hatbox: was €239, now €149 (38% off)

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community spirit

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

REMEMBER times of separation from a loved one through change of residence or other circumstances. How has the love between you been a support after the separation?

To his followers, Jesus promises: “We will come and make our home with them.” Our God is not a distant God but one who lives in us. What has helped you to be aware of the closeness of God to you?

“Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid.” When you have been anxious, who have been the Jesus people for you who were able to calm your anxiety.

How did they do this? For whom have you been one who calmed anxiety?

John Byrne OSA

MUSINGS

REFLECTING on the Gospel brings home the reality of The Trinity and is so powerful in emphasising the unity of Christ’s followers in the name of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Many years ago, my parents taught me how to make The Sign of The Cross and at my Dublin national school this was reinforced where I was taught to make The Sign of the Cross when passing a Church and when seeing a hearse go by. How beautiful and uplifting it is to witness today’s young Catholics continue to engage in this simple and yet powerful ritual. As a grandparent, I delight when I see my youngest grandchildren in their first attempts to copy their parents making this great sign of faith. How lovely it is to, witness the youngest member of the family begin family meals by leading the grace before meals.

Alan Whelan Carnahone, Beaufort

SPECIAL COLLECTION

POPE FRANCIS announced his intention to hold a special collection in all the Catholic parishes of Europe, to provide humanitarian assistance to people in Ukraine. Killarney Parish will be holding this on May 7/8 as a second collection at Masses. Pope Francis asks that Catholics participate in this initiative with special generosity.

YOUTH PASTORAL MINISTRY

The Diocese of Kerry will once again facilitate the course in Youth Pastoral Ministry. This course will begin on Wednesday, September 28, in the John Paul II Pastoral Centre in Killarney. The cost is €200. The course will be delivered over 20 nights – 10 before Christmas and 10 after Christmas. Contact Tomas Kenny on 086-3683778 tomaskenny@dioceseofkerry.ie for more information.

DON’T WORRY

THEY say a problem shared is a problem halved. “Don’t worry” is one of the most reassuring things that a friend can say. Isn’t it a relief when someone assures us there is no need to fret or worry, that everything will be okay? If only for a moment, we can breathe a sigh of relief, take the pressure off ourselves.

Even if things are messy now, we dare to hope that all will be well.

The words of Jesus in this Gospel are very reassuring. “Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid,” he says. “My own peace I give you.”

Jesus was speaking these words to his disciples shortly before his Passion and death. He knew the time was coming for him to leave them. All was certainly not well, and his disciples surely knew that some difficult times were ahead.

But Jesus was offering hope and consolation. Don’t worry, he says. I am giving you the gift of peace, a peace the world cannot give. Don’t be afraid. The Holy Spirit will be with you to guide you and teach you. When our hearts are troubled and restless, let us reach for these words of Jesus.

In the words of St Augustine of Hippo: “You have formed us for yourself, and our hearts are restless till they find rest in you.”

Tríona Doherty

Support Groups

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.

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

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Pictured at the JMB/AMCSS 29th Annual Conference in the Europe Hotel, Killarney, on Wednesday evening were from left, Bernadette Kinsella, Fr Paul Connell, President, JMB/AMCSS, Prof Daire Keogh, President, St Patrick's College, Drumcondra, who delivered the keynote address 'From Ambiquity to Clarity- The Future of The Catholic School', Patsy Sweeney, John Curtis, General Secretary and Catherine Moynihan, Vice-President.

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Killarney Youngsters Celebrate Their Big Day

Gaelscoil Faithleann First Holy Communion pupil Aindi O'Cathasaigh with his sisters Eabha and Sadhbh Ni Chathasaigh and parents Sean Casey and Lisa Ni Iarlaithe at a celebration party at Gaelscoil Faithleann, Killarney following the Holy Communion ceremony in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney last Saturday.

Gaelscoil Faithleann First Holy Communion pupil Izzy O'Callaghan with James, Caoimhe, Eamon and Deirdre O'Callaghan at a celebration party at Gaelscoil Faithleann, Killarney following the Holy Communion ceremony in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney last Saturday. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh

Gaelscoil Faithleann First Holy Communion pupils Grace O'Shea, Lily and Ruby Courtney, Sinead Byrne, Muireann O'Donoghue and Faye O'Carroll enjoying a celebration party at Gaelscoil Faithleann, Killarney following the Holy Communion ceremony in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney, last Saturday.

Gaelscoil Faithleann First Holy Communion twins Lily and Ruby Courtney.

Gaelscoil Faithleann pupil Sinead Byrne enjoying a celebration party at Gaelscoil Faithleann, Killarney following the Holy Communion ceremony.

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The Provocateur

HOME & AWAY

A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS +

WHY TREE HUGGING IS HERE TO STAY IF YOU look up the definition of tree hugger, you will see that it isn’t too flattering a description: the good people at Merriam Webster depict such a person as “someone who is regarded as foolish or annoying because of being too concerned about protecting trees, animals, and other parts of the natural world from pollution and other threats”.

Well, The Provocateur thinks it’s long beyond time that the tables (or the branches that made those tables?) were turned.

Any primary or even pre-school pupil will give us older generations a run for our money when it comes to educating us and opening our eyes to burning issues such as climate change and the environment.

Just this week, eco-friendly youngsters in Killarney helped raise awareness of climate change. The pupils at St Oliver’s National School, Ballycasheen, invited Just Forests in to help raise awareness of how local actions can have global impacts, both negative and positive.

Tom Roche of Just Forests said: “We delivered five workshops to around 100 students accompanied with their teachers.”

“Our workshops supported the great wildlife garden and tree planting work being carried out in St Oliver’s as a means of increasing the biodiversity on the school grounds and combatting climate change.”

Pupils and teachers at St Oliver's are much more aware of the local and global implications of illegal logging, biodiversity decline and climate change, added Tom. “They are also more empowered to act positively in helping to address the problems – in the case of St Oliver’s pupils, they will carry the messages learned in the workshops home to parents and family,” he said.

“Our workshops also supported the work of St Oliver’s Green Schools team.”

Schools wishing to book the Wood of Life exhibition and associated workshops can contact Tom Roche, coordinator of Just Forests, at info@justforests.org or visit the website at www.justforests.org

Do you have an opinion you would like to air on the above or any other issue?

Let us know your views at newsdesk@ killarneyadvertiser.ie

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BACK TO WORK NOW, BOYS & GIRLS David Lloyd George once remarked that negotiating with De Valera was like trying to pick up mercury with a fork. De Valera is reputed to have replied, “Why doesn’t he use a spoon?” There’s always a way to resolve issues and compromise often means that two parties agree to do something they both agree is wrong. It’s farcical that water should be the bone of contention in the negotiations between FF & FG. It’ll only take common sense for both Fianna Fáil & Fine Gael to conclude that Irish Water must go. It was ill-conceived and stumbled from one blunder to another. People were shocked by the antics of Irish Water. Irish Water is beyond redemption. We will, of course have to pay for water but water charges will go on the one hand and stay on the other hand, albeit under a different name, if you get my drift. Water is a valuable but finite resource and expensive to manage efficiently. The infrastructure needed to supply clean water to every person in the country is massive – reservoirs, pumping, piping, filtration, manpower – none come cheap.

Our taxation needs to be streamlined and made fit for purpose. There are too many taxes and people are angry because we don’t understand why there are so many. Scrap the property tax which is actually a disincentive to property ownership and water charges could easily be bundled with all the other services delivered to properties around the country. We need fewer taxes, not more. Let people see what they are paying for like every other utility coming into our homes. We pay for electricity, gas, telephones, internet, and television so how can we expect to get water for free? Abolish Irish Water; return the water service to the local authorities and let them manage it from here on. Then end this farce and get on with governing.

While Micheál & Enda play silly games, Dublin resembles a war zone. Unarmed, under-resourced & underpaid Gardaí are up against well-armed and well-resourced criminals engaged in a murderous feud while the Minister for Justice spends her time arguing the toss with the FF negotiators. Likewise, the Minister for Agriculture is one of Fine Gael’s chief negotiators while the price of milk has fallen to by 14 cent a litre and the dairy sector is in crisis. How long does the minister expect dairy farmers to run at a loss?

Does he really think that the next generation of farmers will milk cows for 20 cent per litre? Or that there will even be a next generation of farmers? And how can our Minister for Health justify being at these endless negotiations when the health service is in crisis? At a time when it takes almost a year for public patients to have some vital procedures done, why is he not at his post? It’s the same with the Minister for Transport.

While he tries to get the better of Fianna Fáil, the LUAS service is in chaos. And Irish Rail, Bus Éireann and half the public service are queuing up to strike.

Already ministers have missed important EU meetings to sustain these silly talks and they need to stop. It’s time for our leaders to assume their positions.

It’s time to get back to work.

Estimated cost of blaze damage in Killarney stands at €10,000 THE Irish Wildlife Trust logged almost a dozen large wildfires last week, which included Killarney National Park, with most occurring in special areas of conservation.

Firefighters did battle with a ring of fire on the side of Tomies Mountain in the Gap of Dunloe, in the western side of Killarney National Park last Wednesday.

Kerry’s assistant chief fire officer Mike Flynn said the main fire seems to have begun around 568 metres up on Tomies Rock, to the rear of Kate Kearney’s Cottage in the Gap of Dunloe.

The fire service in Kerry also fought huge blazes in Kilcummin on Thursday night, and in Waterville the previous night.

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Inspired By Danny Casey

VIEWS FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD GIVE YOUR DOG SPACE! Animal psychologists say dogs feel stressed and unhappy when they are embraced by their owners, because it stops them being able to run away.

In a study which analysed 250 pictures of dogs as they were being hugged, eight out of 10 animals looked visibly uncomfortable.

Experts at The Kennel Club, and Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, also agreed that owners should not treat their dogs like children, because most pets did not like to be cuddled.

The new study was carried out by Dr Stanley Coren, a canine expert and Professor of Psychology at the University of British Columbia.

He analysed images of dogs being hugged by adults and children he found on the Internet, looking for signs of stress.

At an extreme end, when a dog is especially anxious it bares its teeth or may bite, but Dr Coren said there are 'subtler indicators' that it may be uncomfortable.

Signs of stress include the dog folding its ears down, half-moon eyes or turning its head away to avoid eye contact. If the dog has its eyes closed or is licking his lips it could also be a sign of anxiety.

Yawning or raising one paw is another warning sign.

Dr Coren found that in 81.6 per cent of the photographs the dogs had at least one sign of discomfort, stress, or anxiety. Only 7.6 per cent of the photographs showed comfortable dogs whilst the remaining 10.8 per cent were either neutral or ambiguous.

“Dogs are technically cursorial animals, which is a term that indicates that they are designed for swift running,” said Dr Coren wrote in an article in Psychology Today. “That implies that in times of stress or threat the first line of defence that a dog uses is not his teeth, but rather his ability to run away.

Behaviourists believe that depriving a dog of that course of action by immobilising him with a hug can increase his stress level and, if the dog's anxiety becomes significantly intense, he may bite. The clear recommendation to come out of this research is to save your hugs for your two-footed family members and lovers. It is clearly better from the dog's point of view if you express your fondness for your pet with a pat, a kind word, and maybe a treat'.

The advice was also repeated by animal experts in Britain who recommend ‘calm stroking’ of pets instead of a cuddle. Claire Matthews, Senior Canine Behaviourist at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, says: “A hug might be a normal social greeting for humans but it isn’t for a dog. Subtle stress signals can be missed when you’re hugging your pet and this could lead to a negative reaction, so it’s about recognising when your dog is uncomfortable. Some people think that giving their dog a hug is a nice thing to do, but the reality is that a family pet will often tolerate a hug but doesn’t like it. When you hug a dog it usually show signs of stress because it invades their personal space – a person putting two arms around the neck of a dog can be interpreted as being intimidating and means that it can’t move away from the situation it is uncomfortable with.”

Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary added: “Dogs are often considered part of the family, however they are not human and may therefore react differently to certain interactions such as hugging.

“On the whole dogs are sociable animals and love interacting with people, but any action that restricts a dog’s movement could make them uncomfortable and it is important for an owner to recognise the signs of stress or anxiety.”

Deputy Michael Healy-Rae.

More details of minority Government needed, says Michael Healy-Rae SEVERAL Independent TDs have said they cannot agree to support a minority Government led by Fine Gael - until they know the details of a deal between them and Fianna Fáil.

The latest reports suggest that Micheál Martin and Enda Kenny have decided on a compromise over Irish Water, suspending charges for nine months. They have also committed to setting up a commission to examine the future of the charging system. In the meantime Leinster House is attempting to tackle some regular business.

Kerry Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae has said they cannot make progress until Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael reveal their plans: “In the absence of knowing what we would be agreeing to, there are an awful lot of complications involved in running a minority Government.

“There are an awful lot of issues from health to environment to all of those other issues that we are concerned with,” said Deputy Healy-Rae. “Until we see the colour of what they are saying no one can give a clear answer.”

Melissa Reid to return to UK 'very soon' MELISSA REID is set to return to the UK "very soon" after Peruvian authorities agreed to expel her from the country, according to the British embassy in Peru.

The 22-year-old, jailed for cocaine smuggling in 2013, has been seeking to serve the remainder of her six-year sentence closer to home in Scotland.

Reid, from Lenzie, East Dunbartonshire, and Michaella McCollum, from Dungannon, Co Tyrone, were sentenced in 2013 for six years and eight months after admitting trying to smuggle cocaine worth €1.93m from Peru to Spain.

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appointments APPOINTMENTS appointments

Randles Hotels Killarney is currently recruiting for

FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER - KAYNES BAR & BISTRO HOTEL RECEPTIONIST Fluent English essential

BAR & RESTAURANT PERSONNEL We are looking for motivated and enthusaistic people to join our team.

Hotel experience is preferred but not essential.

Please forward your resumĂŠ to tom@randleshotels.com Muckross Road, Killarney. Tel: 064 6635333

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

RestauRant ManageR senioR Waiting staff Chef de PaRtie PastRy Chef Experience necessary for all roles

If you would like to join our award-winning team please forward your full CV with letter of application today to: jason.higgins@aghadoeheights.com. Closing date for applications is Saturday May 7th 2016.

Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Lakes of Killarney, Co. Kerry | Tel: 064 66 31766 | Web: www.aghadoeheights.com

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Part Time

CHEF/COOK Required

Minimum 5 years experience References and fluent English essential

Apply with CV to:

The Manager, The Laurels, Main Street Killarney, Tel 064 66 31149.

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Responsible for inspecting and maintaining HGV vehicles, light commercial vehicles & trailers in a modern workshop environment. Suitably qualified candidates must meet the following criteria: • Minimum 1 years experience • Ideal candidate will have experience working with heavy goods vehicles, light commercial vehicles and trailers.

• Motor/Truck mechanic qualification

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• Proficient in Excel and Microsoft Office Programs • Typing skills essential • Impeccable attention to detail and organisational skills required • Experience with HR an advantage

Please forward CV with references to: jobs@iihealthfoods.com Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd., Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork.

• A full clean driving license required (HGV would be an advantage) If you believe you have the necessary enthusiasm, competencies and experience to bring to these roles please email your letter of application along with your Curriculum Vitae to: harry@kerrytruckservices.com Informal Enquiries to: Harry Mc Cann Tel: 066 976 3634

Full Time

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Experience preferable, good English essential.

Please forward CV to: Therese Moriarty, HR Manager Daly’s SuperValu Killarney

064-6631400.

RETAIL ASSISTANT The ideal candidate:

• HACCP certificate • Must be available to work weekends • Must have the ability to be flexible with your days and hours • Experience in a similar or relevant role is favourable • An interest in healthy food is favorable.

This is a hands-on role which will comprise of: :: Sales :: Merchandising :: House-keeping :: Food preparation :: Till :: HACCP Assisting customers with information about the products, working in a team to achieve store KPI’s, other duties that may arise.

Please email your CV and cover letter to florence@truefoods.ie outlining your relevant experience

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APPOINTMENTS appointments appointments Part Time

ADMINISTRATOR Required in the Kenmare area Experience essential.

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• Responsible for general warehousing duties • Experience in picking and packing beneficial

• Must be motivated and a good team player

Please forward CV with references to: jobs@iihealthfoods.com Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd., Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork.

Must be highly skilled in typing.

Apply with CV to bz90p12@gmail.com

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Morning Hours Only - Experience Required Send CV’s to Old Weir Lodge, Muckross Road

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Castleisland Clinic: River Island Hotel Last Friday of every month at 9.30pm

Killorglin Clinic: Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar 2nd Monday of every month at 7.00pm

Kenmare Clinic: Atlantic Bar Every Saturday night at 10.00pm

Kilgarvan Clinic: Healy-Rae’s Shop 9pm-10pm every Sunday

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

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10am-1pm, 4th-15th July 2016 In St Brendan’s College

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Vincent’s Thrift Shop

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

The above shop will be closed from Saturday 30th April – Monday 9th May for refurbishment.

Boat Handlers & Support Crew

We would like to thank everyone who has supported our work with donations in the past and hope you will continue to do so.

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‘Telling History Has Been A Moving And Humbling Journey’

Relatives of the late Patrick O'Connor who attended Patrick – The 1916 Story of Captain Patrick O’Connor at Rathmore Community Centre on Saturday night. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Brian Hickey who played the role of Patrick O'Connor in the The 1916 Story of Captain Patrick O’Connor at Rathmore Community Centre, with Fr Donal O'Connor and other cast members.

ALL roads have been leading to Rathmore in recent days as the curtain rose on the moving story of local man Patrick O’Connor.

Patrick - The 1916 Story of Captain Patrick O'Connor is written and directed by Aidan O'Connor, Rathmore, and depicts the final weeks of Patrick’s life before he joined the GPO Garrison on Easter Monday, 1916.

The show ran on Saturday and Sunday in Rathmore Community Centre at 8pm. Tickets were in such keen demand that extra nights (Monday and Tuesday) were added.

Up to 20 of Patrick's relatives made the journey from Dublin and all over the country to see the performance.

A total of 90 actors, singers, musicians and stage crew are involved in the top-class production.

“Patrick lasted a week before being shot down in hail of machine gun fire on Moore Street on Friday, April 28,” said author and journalist Aidan O’Connor.

“He, along with fellow Kerry men The O'Rahilly, Michael Mulvihill and Patrick Shortis died in the Moore Street charge that day.”

Aidan added: “The dedication and hard work put in by so many people over the past few weeks is testament to the mark Patrick O'Connor has left behind. People are truly moved by his story and sacrifice. Telling history has been a moving and humbling journey.”

Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Round of applause for host of the year Broghan

Broghan Edmonds celebrates his win.

IT’S one of the most coveted accolades for teens and the Host of the Year title went to Killarey native Broghan Edmonds at the weekend.

Broghan, of the Killarney No Name Club, along with Hostess of the Year Aimee Fleming of New Ross No Name Club, took a bow before the crowd of over a thousand at the No Name Club National Youth Awards in Kilkenny on Saturday night.

The black-tie event has been running on an annual basis for 33 years.

Broghan and his fellow finalists were interviewed by event MC Maria Walsh, a former winner of the National Hostess of the Year title in 2004 and they then performed a party piece.

The finalists had previously been interviewed on a one-to-one basis by the event judges. The winning Host and Hostess will receive education scholarships as prizes.

Broghan is currently in fifth year in Killarney

Community College. He is a keen sportsman and plays for the Killarney under-18 rugby team. He was also a member of the West Munster Cadets Team and progressed from that to the Munster Development Squad, he won most committed player of the year for the 2014-15 season. He has also won numerous prizes and awards for his local GAA club in Kilcummin. Broghan is an aspiring scientist and has been awarded the UCC+ Award for Science. He has been involved with many local charities and has tirelessly fundraised on their behalf; the most memorable for Broghan was their Christmas Elderly Appeal. He played a leading role in his Young Social Innovators project, where they successfully tasked themselves to be an LGBT information group. He is an accomplished First Aider having achieved Fetac Level 5.

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property TO LET TO Let Two bed apartment available in Barradubh village, in good condition. Two bed apartment on New Street. Tel. Roger 086-8136888.

To Let 3 bed house Kings Park Muckross Road Killarney. Would suit long term, professional couple. €800 per month, landlord references required.

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WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888.

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Students Highlight Cathedral’s Importance THE architecture of St Mary’s Cathedral and its many other significant features were the focus of a group of Killarney students this week.

The transition year pupils at St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School, under the guidance of their teacher Susan Bartlett, researched the Cathedral and presented a photographic display of their work as part of the diocesan celebration Ceiliúradh na nÓg this week.

They were among students from across the diocese to participate in the diocesan celebration day in Tralee on Wednesday which had as its theme Be Christ’s Joy.

Students from transition year at St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School taking part in Ceiliúradh na nÓg.

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Home improvement with Killarney Credit Union

Helen Courtney Power, Killarney Credit Union.

WHETHER you are planning to replace your roof, build an extension or replace worn-out floors, talk to Killarney Credit Union today about home improvements.

Killarney Credit Union has announced that it is offering members a lower home improvement loan rate of 8.3 % APR. It is also offering a free €50 voucher from MD O'Shea's for all new home improvement loans over €5,000 until the end of April.

As the economy picks up and consumer spend confidence continues to improve, more of us will consider home improvements in 2016.

The extension of the Government’s Home Renovation Incentive Scheme also provides some welcome tax relief for those planning expenditure on repair, renovation or improvement works this year.

“The philosophy at Killarney Credit Union has always been to look at things differently,” said Helen Courtney Power, business development manager, Killarney Credit Union.

“We understand the difference a home improvement loan can make to your life, increasing comfort and adding space, so we always look at your whole story to make sure you feel at home with the loan process.

We only propose home improvement loans with realistic terms, which you can pay back in a way that works best for you.

"We don’t charge administration fees or transaction charges and you

can pay back your home improvement loan early without penalty, if that becomes an option.

"In your local credit union, you are not a customer, you are a valued member.”

No matter what your home improvement loan is for – from a total revamp, to just a little redecorating, your credit union will ensure everything is clear, transparent and straightforward, added Helen. “So you can get on with creative and wonderful improvement ideas for your home, your way. Remember though that it is important to put in place a budget and know where your money is going before throwing your savings or borrowings at a project. If you’re thinking about turning your house into a home again, Killarney Credit Union can help - call in to us today at Beech Road, Park Road or Kenmare or log on to www.killarneycu.ie and try our loan calculator/ for more details.

“The Irish property market is certainly showing signs of recovery and this in turn is giving people confidence to carry out home improvements that were maybe put off during the depths of the recession.

Killarney Credit Union is delighted to be able to offer a home improvement loan product to its members at a very competitive 8% rate.

"We would encourage members contemplating undertaking improvements in their home to contact us about finance.”

For more information on the Home Renovation Incentive Scheme go to www.revenue.ie

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Looks like a Range Rover!

HERE’S something you don’t see everyday. It’s a Bowler EXR-S, which for the uninitiated, is a Range Rover Sportbased “all-terrain supercar” with a 5.0-litre V8 and 285mm of suspension travel. Yeah, it’s a serious bit of kit.

Bowler a UK-based engineering firm made its name building Dakar-ready off-road racers like the Defender-based Wildcat. It built this EXR-S, the first of only three in right-hand drive, in 2015.

Though fundamentally a road car, there are few things more extreme that legally wear a set of number plates.

There’s an integrated FIA roll cage,

Chad Mcqueen Visits Killarney On Mustang Tour Of Ireland

a special ‘E Control’ rear differential with 50/50-split all-wheel drive and six-piston Brembos breaks. Its suspension comprises fully independent double wishbones front and rear, with bespoke Bilstein dampers and Eibach progressive springs.

The body is composite, and the interior leather-lined, but both borrow heavily from the old Rangie, as you can see from the picture.

Power stands at 550bhp, which allows for 0-62mph in 4.2 seconds and a top speed limited to 155mph. We suspect it will do that over literally any terrain.

FIRST we welcomed Top Gear duo Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc to Killarney and the following week Chad McQueen motored into town in his yellow Ford Mustang.

Chad, the son of Steve McQueen, stayed overnight in the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort, during his Mustang Run around Ireland.

The five-day tour in the all-new Ford Mustang, also took in Galway and Limerick. From Killarney, Chad travelled to Cork and finished the trip in Waterford.

McQueen, who is a film actor, producer and racecar driver, embarked on the Mustang Run in conjunction with the Dermot and Dave Show on TodayFM to highlight the arrival of the new Mustang in Ireland, the first time that the iconic car nameplate is available in right hand drive.

Commenting on his experience of driving more than 800km across Ireland, Chad said: “I loved every minute of it. What a great mix of roads you have in Ireland, going from world-class highways to more picturesque narrow, twisty roads that can be sometimes challenging. But the Mustang was so balanced and well behaved that it took everything in its stride.

“My trip to Ireland was everything I hoped it would be. The people we met everywhere were so nice and friendly, the scenery was truly awesome – you have a lot to be proud of and I do hope to be back some day.”

Chad was driving an eye-catching Mustang Fastback 5.0 litre V8 with 416PS in Triple Yellow.

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main dealer advertiser...

FASTFINDER DEADLINE FOR THIS SECTION IS TUESDAY 5.30PM

FOr Sale ‘06 Passat 1.9 TDI, 336,000 km, e2,300.

Contact:

JOHN FLEMING Crash Repair Service Upper Lissivigeen, Killarney, Co. Kerry

‘06 Transporter (VW) 8 seater, 1.9, €5,300. Tel. 087-6812268.

FOr Sale 1999 VW Caddy van, 120,000 miles, one

owner, NCT until October, taxed. Very good condition, some extras. Tel. 087-2725471.

Tel 064 6625444 Mobile 087 2506631 Complete Crash Repair Service Low bake oven, Car Sales and Servicing, 24 hour recovery, Trade enquiries welcome Insurance Claims Handled EPA Certified Operator

All-New Ford Ecoblue Engine Is Diesel Game Changer – Cleaner, More Fuel Efficient, More Power, More Torque FORD revealed the first new Ford EcoBlue advanced diesel engine that will offer optimised fuel efficiency and reduced CO2 and NOX emissions* for customers, using sophisticated technologies and innovative design.

Building on the industry-leading performance and technology of Ford’s award-winning EcoBoost petrol engines, Ford’s range of EcoBlue diesel engines will power the company’s future passenger cars and commercial vehicles with power outputs ranging from 100 PS to 240 PS. The four-cylinder 2.0-litre Ford EcoBlue debuts in the new Transit and Transit Custom commercial vehicles, delivering an unrivalled package of fuel efficiency, performance and refinement.

An all-new engine architecture delivers reduced friction and a clean-burning combustion system.

Sophisticated after-treatment processes for exhaust gasses enable ultra-low emissions in line with stringent Euro Stage VI standards that will be introduced in September 2016, requiring a 55 per cent reduction in NOx emissions compared to Euro Stage V standards.

Advanced technologies include an integrated intake system with Ford’s first application of mirror-image porting for optimised engine breathing; a low-inertia turbocharger featuring rocket engine materials designed for high temperature applications; and an all-new high-pressure fuel injection system that is more responsive, quieter and offers more precise fuel delivery.

Developed by Ford engineering teams in the U.K. and Germany, the versatile all-new 2.0-litre Ford EcoBlue engine initially will be offered with 105 PS, 130 PS and 170 PS in commercial vehicle applications. Capable of delivering more than 200 PS, the engine will later feature in Ford passenger cars alongside further new EcoBlue engines – including a 1.5‑litre variant.

Advanced turbocharging The all-new compact turbocharger has been specifically designed to deliver more air at lower engine rpm compared with the outgoing 2.2-litre TDCi engine, for a light and urgent feel across the rev-range and up to 340 Nm of torque at 1,250 rpm.

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The new engine will comfortably meet future European emissions requirements supported by Ford’s first standardised selective catalytic reduction system. The system is close-coupled to the rear of the engine for maximum efficiency and excellent cold-driving performance. A short-loop exhaust gas recirculation channel is incorporated into the cylinder head, contributing to a more compact engine design and helping optimise cooling of gasses.

Enhanced refinement The 2.0-litre Ford EcoBlue engine will be the first diesel commercial vehicle powertrain from Ford to achieve passenger car noise, vibration and harshness criteria, contributing to enhanced driving appeal.

New Volkswagen Tiguan unveiled at Newmarket Motors.

NEWMARKET MOTORS unveiled the new second generation Volkswagen Tiguan at their showroom recently as part of a nationwide roadshow coordinated by Volkswagen Ireland. This event provided the ideal opportunity to invite both existing and prospective customers to join in the celebrations and welcome this fantastic new model.

The Tiguan will start from €29,720 in petrol form, with a 1.4-litre TSI engine putting out 125bhp and starts at €33,765 with a 2.0-litre TDI engine putting out 150bhp. There is one diesel engines available initially, a 2.0-litre unit, putting out 150bhp. There is a choice of two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, with 4Motion All-Wheel Drive available in diesel engines from 150bhp upwards. An entry-level 2.0-litre diesel, putting out 115bhp will be available in early 2017, as well as 2.0-litre diesel engines with 190- and 240 bhp, pricing has yet to be finalised for these models.

Sean Browne, dealer principal of Newmarket Motors, said: “There has been a huge shift towards SUVs here in Ireland, and Volkswagen’s new Tiguan will install itself as the premium offering in this segment thanks to the fabulous build quality, increased interior and luggage space and generous equipment levels.

DJ, Bernard, DJ and Trevor, Newmarket Motors VW sales team.

Renault CAPTUR Capture life

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PLUS 3 YEARS’ FREE SERVICING

Available until 30th April

4.9% APR

PLUS 3 YEARS’ FREE SERVICING

Available until 30th April Models shown: Renault CAPTUR Intense TCe 90, RRP €21,090; Renault CLIO Dynamique Nav 1.2 16V 75, RRP €16,890; Renault KADJAR Signature Nav 1.5 dCi, RRP €30,990. Prices exclude metallic paint, delivery and dealer-related charges. Maximum recommended delivery charge €725. Finance example: Renault Clio EXPRESSION 1.2 16V 75, RRP €15,390. Deposit €5,342. Term 36 monthly payments of €139. APR 4.9%. Total cost of credit €1,200 inc doc & completion fee €75 each. Optional final payment €6,110. Excess mileage plus wear-and-tear charges may apply upon return of vehicle. Offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. Subject to lending criteria. 3 years’ servicing is available on new Renault Clio, Captur and KADJAR when ordered and registered by 30th April 2016. 3 years’ free servicing on Renault passenger range on orders taken by 31st March 2016. Terms and conditions apply. [Warning: You will not own these goods until the final payment is made].

DONAGH HICKEY MOTORS Shinnagh Cross, Rathmore, Co. Kerry Tel 064 775 80 30 www.donaghhickeymotors.com

Book a test-drive

Tel: 064 6639875 | Email: killarneytc@eircom.net

WOODLANDS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, KILLARNEY BYPASS

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latest news | photos | keeping you up to the minute ....

Moments in Time

The Killarney Rugby Munster Junior Cup Team 1964/65. This photo was taken in December 1965. Back, Trevor Giles, Billy Dood, Mike Greaney, Pat O’Connor (Chubb), Tim Corcoran, Niall Kelly, Patsy Cahill; front, Timmy Kelly, John Lyne, Arthur Hanley, Paddy McCarthy (captain), Joe Coffey, John Courtney, Hilary McCarthy, John McDonnell.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

‘We Have A Right To Cycle In The People’s Park’ FOURTEEN years ago I had occasion to write to The Kingdom newspaper when, out of the blue, and overnight, a sign appeared at the entrances to the National Park forbidding cycling.

The day after publication the signs were removed, and I was informed that they had – ahem – been put up in error!

For 48 years now I have been cycling the glorious Cherry Drive in April when the blossoms first appear.

Imagine my surprise on Sunday last when I was met at the Golden Gates with a sign forbidding cycling down the driveway.

On approaching the security personnel on duty, and enquiring who exactly decided on this rule, I was exhorted to ignore the sign, and cycle away to my heart’s delight.

This I did, and will continue to do so, despite this dictum.

I felt I should assert what I feel is the people’s right to cycle in the People’s Park.

Folks, If we accept this stricture lying down, God only knows what they’ll come up with next? Can you believe it, no kiddie scooters, no skateboards, no prams, no wheelchairs, no walking on the grass – oops, sorry, they have that there already!

Seriously, folks, eternal vigilance is the only way to protect our rights from the dictates of faceless civil servants above in Dublin.

Nicky Barry, An Dun, Woodlawn Park, Killarney

INMO To Meet In Killarney THE 97th Annual Delegate Conference of the INMO will be held in The INEC, Killarney, on May 4-6. The theme of the conference is ‘Registered Nurses & Midwives – Professionals in Action – Making the Difference’.

The conference will once again see more than 350 delegates gather to discuss and debate nearly 70 motions.

The motions submitted for debate are available here https://www.inmo.ie/attachment.aspx?doc=4229 Some of the topics included are restoration of all pay cuts, recruitment and retention, a 37-hour week and staffing levels in all areas.

In addition the implementation of the National Maternity Strategy will be on the agenda as will restoration of the previous age entitlement to the state old age pension, renegotiation of revised sick leave policy and appointment of a full Cabinet Minister to implement the National Positive Ageing Strategy.

Workplace assaults will also be a topic highlighted.

The Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar, is due to address delegates on Friday, May 6, at 12 noon depending on current talks on the formation of a government.

There will be an election of the president and first and second vice-presidents in the afternoon.

Ann Keating, Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, The Whitworth Building, North Brunswick Street, Dublin

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FASTFINDER fastfinder

available FOR SALE For Sale Firewood and turf, 8x4 trailer chopped and stacked hard wood, 1 load €105 or 2 for €200. Soft €80 or 2 for €150. Net bag 11 for €35, turf 8x4 trailer €80. All delivered.

Tel. 086-3895141.

For Sale Tonne bags of sawdust and shavings €30 per bag. €25 if you have a suitable bag to return.

Delivery available within Killarney area. Tel. P.J. Buckley 087-6606664.

For Sale Round bales of silage in Killarney area. Tel. 086-0688193 after 1pm.

For Sale Double glazed PVC windows, white, any reasonable offer, 3 - 57” x 64”, 1 - 47” x 47”, 1 - 69” x 47”, 1 - 51” x 65”, 1 x 51” x 20”. Door 47” x 77”. Tel. 087-7801879.

AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Church music for wedding and funeral ceremonies- personal and meaningful ceremony. Tel. Helen Kerins 087-9508050.

AVAILABLE Qualified experienced childminder, K.C.C. Registered, Childminding Ireland registered First Aid and Garda vetted, safe and secure play area, homely atmosphere, Muckross. Tel: Sinead Sweetman 087-2359466.

AVAILABLE Window and door repair, hinges, locks and handles, replace

foggy and stained double-glazed units. Tel. Donie 087-9777333.

AVAILABLE Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, piano, mandolin, banjo. Garda vetted, now enrolling.

Tel. John or Maggie 087-6801392.

AVAILABLE Counselling services available from Masters Level trained therapist. Fee for all of 2016 is €30! Open 7 days a week. Tel. 089-4507050 to inquire or to book an appointment.

AVAILABLE Wedding music- Church Ceremony/ Civil Ceremony/ Drinks Reception. Please visit www. gracefoley.ie or Tel. Grace on 087-6710087.

AVAILABLE Church music for all occasions. Vocals in harmony and a variety of instruments. Reasonable rates.

Tel. 087-6836612/0879014681.

AVAILABLE Lady with own transport for home help, cleaning, ironing, cooking, dog walking, general errands and secretarial assistance.

Tel. 087-3691326.

AVAILABLE Cleaner available, mornings. Tel. Kristina 086-8675117.

AVAILABLE 26 year old Irish male looking for courier work or multi-drops, have excellent knowledge of Kerry, Cork and Limerick. Have a full clean licence.

Tel. 083-1706757.

AVAILABLE Typist Service Available Experienced, discreet typist, 60 W/

PM typing speed, available for all types of copy typing work: letters, essays, CVs, theses, reports, data entry, etc. Special discount for students and bulk orders. Also offering a proof-reading service.

Reasonable rates. Please contact 085-1258418 or killorglintypingservice@yahoo.ie

wanted Wanted Experience, reliable lady, good English for guesthouse duties from mid May to mid October. Apply to Box Bo. 3356, Killarney Advertiser Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

Wanted Full/Part time Beauty Therapist. Salon manager required in Killorglin. Fully qualified.

Experience a must. Immediate start.

Send C.Vs to jpstradesales@gmail. com

animals ANIMALS HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds.

We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-way-home’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a

really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to fosterers as HUG will cover all food and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@eircom.net.

ANIMALS Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home them. We have beautiful dogs and cats waiting for homes. Donations of funds and blankets for dogs, cats and horses, dog nuts, cat food and horse feed, hay, straw and shavings badly needed. Bank Of Ireland 90760272 sortcode 90.57.58 KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes. 087-9729240 or 087-9704480.

social & personal Personal Pursue Happiness.

Ladies & gentlemen from 30 years upwards. Escape that lonely life.

I will introduce you to a sincere respectable companion. A new happy world awaits you. Very high success rate. Fully confidential. Tel. Sheila on 087-7680163.

DEADLINE FOR THIS PAGE IS TUESDAY 5.30PM

A Legion Of Memories

Gaeilscoil Faithleann pupil Feithleann Somers celebrating her Communion.

PICTURE: SALLY MacMONAGLE

Young Donal Culloty presenting “A Legion of Memories” to founder member Vince Doyle (RIP) at the launch of the club history in 1979.

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NoServices SNEOT RVICE I CESS SERVICES services

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Eamonn Forde

PAINTER & DECORATOR

- Industrial - Commercial - Residential

Tel 087 - 2607673

» CARPET CLEANING & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING deep extraction method, chimneys cleaned by brush and vacuum. Dan Fitzgerald Extract Away Cleaning Service Tel (064) 6644365. » PAINTING, POWERWASHING Spraypainting, general maintenance. Tel. Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771.

» REMOVAL SERVICE House, office, local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime - anywhere.

7 days a week, also all kinds of clearouts etc. Also Lawn cutting and strimming. Tel.0872600407/064-6631979. » BOOST YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM, RE-BALANCE YOUR BODY, RELAX & DE-STRESS. Treatments in Reflexology & reiki.

Gift Vouchers available. Contact Siobhan Dwyer 087-9665881.

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Services S E RV IC E S SERVICES services

» HOME IMPROVEMENTS KILLARNEY Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small.

Tel. 087-2145452 » FOR ALLYOUR PAINTING REQUIREMENTS Tel. Colm 086-1011567 » LAWN CARE Strimming long grass, edging, shrubs and beds. 3 mile radius of town. God Bless.

Tel. 086-6633739 or 064-6632650.

» JAMES LYNE MOTORS AND VALETING SERVICES Lawlors Cross, Tel: 087 2465405 or 064 6633504.

Have your vehicle valeted inside and outside, and preparations for N.C.T. can be arranged. Wash is available 6 days a week from 10am to 6pm. If you require a quotation do not hesitate to contact us.

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» PAINTING & DECORATING Interior and exterior. All sanding and varnishing including floors.

Wallpapering. Tel. Martin 087-9306943. » BRENDAN HERLIHY HOME MAINTENANCE/ RENOVATIONS Carpentry, painting, power washing, gardening, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel: 0879364895/ 064-6643317.

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“I find advertising in the services section of the Killarney Advertiser very beneficial. It’s like a directory, people know where to find us.”

Tony Moore, A Time To Party

KILLARNEY ADVERTISER IS THE GO-TO PUBLICATION FOR SERVICES IN THE GREATER KILLARNEY AREA

“I find advertising in the Killarney Advertiser really works well for me and it represents good value for money.”

Dan Herlihy, Building Contractor “I have been advertising with the Killarney Advertiser for the last 15 years and find it a great service.”

Eamon Forde, Painter & Decorator “We (Ildanach studio) have an ad for 15 years now with great response! Good service and value.”

Ildanach Stained Glass

CAREER OPTIONS KERRY

SUMMER SCHOOLS FOR PROSPECTIVE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

The school holidays offer an excellent opportunity for doing your homework on third-level courses, reports career guidance counsellor Eithne Teahan DURING the summer months some universities are holding summer schools for prospective students interested in studying at university.

These summer schools are geared mainly towards fifth and transition year students who may be considering a particular course of study on completion of the Leaving Cert. These events are designed to give students an insight into life as a student of nursing, science, law or engineering, for example, as well as a chance to sample college life for a day.

UCD, NUI Galway and Maynooth University are all offering similar style programmes based on the courses they each have to offer to undergraduate students. The UCD Summer School runs over four days from June 7 to the

10. A student can decide to attend one or more days depending on their preference on the topics being covered each day. The week begins with taster lectures, workshops and information on career opportunities in the areas of Architecture, Midwifery and Science on June 7 and covers different college departments during the week ending with an exploration of Business, History and Medicine on June 10. The cost is e35 per day including a sandwich lunch.

NUI Galway is also offering a similar programme to UCD with summer schools in Computing/IT, Business, Engineering, Law and Nursing & Science. These are run on different dates from June 1 to July 1. While there is a cost of approx. e30 per day for some of these

events others such as Law and Nursing are free with a lunch included. The Maynooth University Summer School runs from June 13 to June 17 with a chance to experience their degrees in Primary Education, Media Studies, Economics and more during the week at a cost of e25 per day. Further information as well as details on how to book a place is available through the individual college websites.

• You can contact Eithne Teahan by emailing info@careeroptionskerry.com or calling 0872028185

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in memoriam 9th anniversary

30th anniversary

5th Anniversary

2nd anniversary

Buckley

White

Healy

Cronin

In loving memory of Timmy Buckley late of Gortaree, Aghadoe, Killarney who died on the 1st of May 2007.

In loving memory of Kathleen White, Sheheree Killarney who died on 30th April 1986.

Dad Deep are the memories, Precious they stay, No passing of time, Can take them away.

When God was making Mothers, He must have made a fuss, He spent a lot of time on one, And gave that one to us.

Of all the gifts in life, However great or small, To have you as our Mother, Was the greatest gift of all.

Because you were so special, No words could ever say, How much we love and miss you, Today and everyday.

Always loved and remembered by your daughter Nora and son-in-law Pat. xx Grandad No matter how life changes, No matter what you do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you.

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

Sadly missed by your daughters Elsie, Patricia and your son David, son-in-law, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

8th anniversary Hornibrook

9th anniversary Treasured memories of Larry Hornibrook late of Brackross Lodge, Caher, Aghadoe Killarney who passed away on April 30th 2008.

Dad A father is special, And so is his name, Without one to love, Life is never the same, But as long as I live, I will always be glad, Of a wonderful father, I was proud to have.

We never part from those we love No distance can divide us With memories clear and love sincere You will always walk beside us.

In God’s care you rest above In our hearts you rest with love.

Sadly missed by your wife Anne, sons Jim and Laurence, daughters-in-law Sindy and Maria and grandchildren Myra, Christopher, Shane, Colm and Alison.

3rd Anniversary O’Leary

Always remembered by your loving daughter Eileen and son Tim. Grandad Dear Lord up above, Hug him and kiss him, And tell him we love him, And that we are always thinking of him.

Lovingly remembered by your grandsons Denis and John.

14th anniversary Linehan

In loving memory of Michael Linehan late of Linehan's Bar, 13 College Street, Killarney who died on the 30th April, 2002.

Just a prayer from the family who loved you Just a memory fond and true In our hearts you will live forever Because we thought the world of you.

Fondly remembered and sadly missed by Han, Siobhan, Daniel, Matthew and all the extended Linehan families.

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We lost a father with a heart of gold, How much we miss him can never be told, He shared our troubles and helped us along, If we follow his footsteps we will never go wrong.

We miss you from your fireside chair, your loving smile and gentle air, your vacant place no one can fill, we miss you Dad and always will.

Always loved, dearly remembered and sadly missed by your sons, John, Ted & Justin, daughter Martha, sister Mary, brother Fred, daughters in law Patricia, Dympna & Jenny, son in law Sean and grandchildren Grace, Rebecca, Elodie, Amy, Laura, Cillian and Amelia.

In loving memory of Antoinette Cronin, Shinnagh, Rathmore who passed away on April 25th 2014.

May you always walk in sunshine, And God’s love around you glow, For the happiness you gave us, No one will ever know.

It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone, A part of us went with you, The day God called you home.

Always in our thoughts and prayers and sadly missed, your brother, sisters, extended family and friends.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 30th April in Rathmore Church at 6.00pm.

11th anniversary O’ connor

10th anniversary

Buckley

In loving memory of Timothy “Tadgh” Buckley late of Gortaree, Aghadoe, Killarney who died on the 1st of May 2007.

In loving memory of James P. (Jim) Healy ‘Alto Vista” Loreto Road Killarney Co. Kerry Who passed away on 01st May 2011.

o’mahony

In loving memory of Margaret Mary (Fleming) O’Mahony, “Fairy Fort”, Scartlea, Muckross and late of Faughcullia, Muckross, Killarney who died on the 29th April, 2006.

When I die.

In one of the stars I shall be living.

In one of them I shall be laughing.

When you look at the sky at night.

And when your sorrow is comforted, You will be content that you have known me.

You will always be my friend.

You will want to laugh with me.

Sadly missed and always remembered by Brendan, Peg, Joseph, Stephen, Karol, John Francis and family.

In loving memory of our dear mother Nancy O’Leary (nee Doyle) late of Ballaugh, Killarney and O’Kelly’s Villas, who died on the 8th of May, 2013.

To us you were someone special, So good, so kind, so true, You’ll never be forgotten Mom, For we thought the world of you.

A very special person, You will never be replaced, Since the day you left us, There’s been an empty space.

We feel you’re still around us, You are always on our minds.

And when we talk about you, It’s all of happy times.

We won’t forget the face we loved, Or the memory of your smile, Or the countless things you did for us, To make our lives worthwhile.

It’s lonely here without you Mom, So sad for us each day, The world has never been the same, Since God took you away.

Anniversary Mass at 9.30am on Sunday 1st of May in the Church of the Holy Spirit Muckross.

In loving memory of Bridget O’ Connor, late of Mountain View, Gortroe Cottages, Fossa Killarney who died on the 1st of May 2005.

To us you were someone special, So good, so kind, so true, You’ll never be forgotten Mom, For we thought the world of you.

A very special person, You will never be replaced, Since the day you left us, There’s been an empty space.

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

We won’t forget the face we loved, Or the memory of your smile, Or the countless things you did for us, To make our lives worthwhile.

It’s lonely her without you Mom, So sad for us each day, The world has never been the same, Since God took you away.

You are always in our thoughts and prayers and sadly missed by your son Thomas, daughter in law Joan and grandchildren Thomas and Maryann, Crosstown.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 7th May at 7.30pm in Fossa Church.

13th anniversary Looney

29th anniversary Joy

In loving memory of Peggy Looney late of 42 Daltons Avenue, Killarney who died on the 6th of May 2003.

No length of time can take away, Thoughts of you from day to day, Though absent you are always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

Sadly missed and always loved by Breeda, Marie, Annette, Denis and Trish, daughter-in-law, sons-in-law and grandchildren.

Loved and remembered always by Timmy, Kathleen, Lewis John, Ann, Paddy, Sheila, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Anniversary Mass will take place on Friday 6th May at 6.15p.m in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

Anniversary Mass on the 6th of May at 9.30am in the Church of The Resurrection.

In loving memory of Mairead Joy late of Muckross, Killarney who died on the 29th of April, 1987. R.I.P. An Ode To Life The departed, whom we now remember, have entered into the peace of life eternal. They still live on earth in the acts of goodness they performed and in the hearts of those of us who cherish their memories.

May the beauty of their lives abide among us as a loving benediction.

Remembered with much love and gratitude Brendan, Lily and family.

in memoriam Kissane

10th anniversary o’ leary

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Kelly

Mass for the late Denis Kissane, New York and late of Knockeragh Killarney Friday the 6th of May at the Church of The Resurrection at 7.30pm.

33rd anniversary Beazley Carriglea House Killarney

In prayerful and loving memory of dear Nuala who died on 20th April 1983.

‘Lord may Nuala live forever young in the happiness of your kingdom.’

Sadly missed by her brother John, her sister in law Ellen and nieces Eimear, Liadh, Sorcha and Roisin.

Treasured memories of a wonderful father and grandfather Patrick O’ Leary late of “Woodbine Haven,” Upper Lissivigeen, Killarney, who died on the 3rd of May, 2006.

Dad You are not far - no further away than the morning is to the promise of day, Than the stars to the night, Than the sun to the sky, You are not far - this is not goodbye You are not far - you are always near In the memories that we hold most dear In the hearts that still care In the love that goes on.

You will never be far, You will never be gone.

Loving you always, never forgetting you, your fond sons, daughters, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law.

Granda We’re sending a kiss Up to the sky so blue Catch it Granda It’s just for you.

Loved and remembered everyday your grandsons and granddaughters.

Birthday Remembrance

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 30th of April 2016 in the Church of The Resurrection, Park Road at 7.30pm.

Cahill

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Birthday Remembrance of Jack Cahill late of Cockhill, Kilcummin whose birthday occurs on the 28th April.

You are more than a memory, Silently kept, You are part of our lives, We will never forget.

Time moves on, but memories stay, You will always be remembered, And in our hearts you will always stay.

Always remembered by your son Paudie, daughter in law Kathleen and grandchildren Tony, Stephen, Brian and Paul and great grandchild Anthony.

Cronin (nee Casey)

In loving memory of Peg Cronin, New Quarter Gneeveguilla, who passed away on 30 April 2015.

Lovingly remembered always by Marian, Michael, Sinéad and Isabelle.

On Peg’s First Anniversary we her family wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all those who sympathised with us and supported us on our sad loss.

We wish to thank all those who attended the rosary, removal, funeral Mass and burial. Those who sent Mass cards, flowers and enrolments A special thanks to Fr. Pat and Fr. Kevin McNamara who attended Mom’s funeral.

Thanks to the singers, music, altar boy and all those who participated in the Mass.

Thanks to John O’Leary Funeral Director for his kindness and professionalism and to the grave diggers in Nohoval graveyard.

We would also like to thank Dr. Leader, our home help and those who cared so well for my mother in her home, also management and staff of Killarney Community Hospital and St. Joseph’s Nursing Home Kenmare.

Thanks to Betty Casey and her team for the wonderful meal after the burial.

A special thanks to all those who visited Peg during her long illness especially her nieces/nephews, neighbours and friends.

Please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our genuine appreciation and gratitude, your support and sympathy has been a great comfort to us. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

Anniversary Mass Friday 6th May at 7.30pm in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Kilcummin.

First Anniversary Mass will be offered on Saturday 30th April at 7.30pm in Knocknagree Church.

3rd anniversary Collins

In loving memory of a husband, father and grandfather Lal Collins “The Village Inn” Rathanane, Kilcummin Killarney who died on 6th May 2013.

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

In loving memory of Maureen Kelly late of Meadow Ave Bronxville NY and also 1 Countess Grove Killarney, who passed away April 23 2015.

On Maureen’s first anniversary, her sons Michael and Patrick, her daughters Kathleen and Maura and her grandchildren Maura, Declan and Patrick Thomas, sons-in-law Patrick and Michael would like to express their appreciation to everyone who supported us in our time of need.

We would like to thank our cousins, specifically, the O’Sullivans, the Moriartys, the Kennys for their support also the staff and members of the IWA for their attendance at the funeral Mass, it would not have been easy to organise their attendance.

We would also like to thank all who sent Mass cards, attended the removal, the Mass and the burial at Aghadoe Cemetery.

We would also like to thank all who joined us for a meal at the Heights, the staff and management did a wonderful job, the surrounds were beautiful, Maureen’s favourite and company was excellent.

We would finally like to thank Father Linehan and Father Kelleher for celebrating the Mass with us and also the O’Shea family for taking care of all the funeral arrangements, everything was done to perfection.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

POWERFUL NOVENA This novena never fails. Say it on the hour for 9 hours. Jesus who has said, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be open to you. Through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother, I knock, I ask that my prayer will be granted (Make your request).

Oh Jesus, has said all you ask the Father in my name, he will grant through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother. I humbly beg and urgently ask the Father in thy Name that my prayer be granted (Make request here) Oh Jesus who has said Heaven and Earth shall pass away but my word shall not pass away through the intercession of Mary, the most Holy Mother. I feel confident my prayer shall be answered. (Make request).

This novena is to be said at the same time every hour for nine consecutive hours one day. Promised publication, never fails. N.L.

prayer to the virgin mary O Most Beautiful Flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful vine, Splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin assist me in this my necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and show me herein you are my mother.

O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my necessity. There are none that can withstand your power.

O Mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times).

Holy Mary I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine. Amen. This prayer must be said for three days and after that the request will be granted and the prayer must be published. Thank you for favours received. C.D.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Moriarty

Denny Moriarty late of Coom, Gneeveguilla who died 4th May 2015.

As we lovingly remember Denny on his first anniversary, his loving wife Peggy, daughters Juliette, Aileen, Denise and son Jason along with his brothers Johnny and Michael wish to express our sincere gratitude to all who sympathised with us on Denny’s untimely death. Sincere and heartfelt thanks to our extended family, friends, neighbours and Denny’s work colleagues who called to the house, your kindness will never be forgotten.

Thanks to those who brought food and refreshments and all those who helped in any way at our home, those who attended the wake, removal, funeral Mass and burial, those who travelled long distances, sent floral tributes, Mass cards, messages of sympathy and donated to the Special Olympics.

Special thanks to management, staff and work colleagues from Liebherrs and Rathmore Credit Union for forming a guard of honour on both days of the funeral. Our sincere thanks to Fr Pat O’Donnell and Fr Kevin McNamara for helping us during that difficult time and for making the Mass so meaningful, to Joan and Sheila for the lovely singing and Donie the Sacristan, thank you.

We wish to acknowledge the courtesy and professionalism of Sean O’Mahony, Funeral Director and the grave diggers who prepared Denny’s final resting place.

Thanks to Gneeveguilla GAA for directing traffic on the evening of the funeral. A special word to thanks to the members of the Ladies Committee, the Club Bar and Gala for providing refreshments after the funeral. Thanks to the doctors and nurses in the A&E Department of University Hospital Kerry. A special thanks to our friend and neighbour Tommy Murphy for his help that evening.

We would like to express our gratitude to everyone who helped us through the past year with their continued support and kindness, their presence has been greatly appreciated. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, we trust that you will accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. For all who took time to honour Denny, please remember that the memories of your kindness will forever remain in our hearts and Mass has been offered for your intentions.

Anniversary Mass will take place on Saturday 7th May at 7.30pm in the Church of The Holy Rosary, Gneeveguilla.

You left us all so suddenly We could only weep and cry But the saddest part of all was We never said goodbye.

prayer to saint jude 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.

precious mother of jesus Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request.

(Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). NAS

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Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Competition Sunday April, 24th, 2016, singles, stroke, Mahonys.

1st Margaret Campion (9) 66 (bk9) 2nd Margaret Curtin (30) 66 BG Kelly Botherton (+1) 72 gross 3rd Eileen Tarrant (30) 67 (bk9) 4th Margaret Moriarty (22) 67 5th Sinead Galvin (27) 68 CSS 69 Next Sunday’s Competition - singles s/ford, Killeen. Congratulations to our Junior Cup Team who were victorious against Dooks in Killarney/Dooks on Saturday.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 22/04/2016, numbers drawn were 4, 19, 23 & 29. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 5, 8, 24 & 26. Next week’s jackpot €10,400 plus €1,000 bonus.

Gneeveguilla Open Sports: Held on Sunday last in Ríocht, a great turnout on the day. Club members who placed 1st, 2nd & 3rd were as follows: Michael O’Riordan Cullen, Emmet O’Connor Cullen, Caoimhe Carroll Rockchapel, Saoirse O’Riordan Cullen, Clodagh O’Keeffe Newmarket, Jack O’Leary Gneeveguilla, Katie Buckley Toorbone, Gary Cronin Fossa, Claragh O’Connor Cullen, Breen O’Keeffe Newmarket, Oisin O’Leary G/G, Sarah Cronin Hollymount, Delia Foley Gullane, Donal Daly T/Cahill, Daniel McSweeney Kiskeam, Michelle McCarthy G/G, Dylan Scannell Boherbue, Danielle O’Riordan Derrinagree.

National School Sports District Qualifers: The Regional Qualifiers will be held shortly, watch this space for event.

County Championships: Will be held MY 7th & May 8th.

Ross Golf Club Gents

Results: On Sunday last we held the final round of the Spring League with an 18 hole strokeplay competition.

The winners were 1. Denis Cronin (12) 67 2. Donie Mulcahy (13) 67 3. Tadhg Moynihan (15) 68 4. Tony Lenihan (17) 70 The winning team of the Spring League was Denis Cronin, Tadhg Moynihan, Tom McSweeney, Gerard Murphy and Maurice Coffey.

Country Clubs: Well done to our Country Clubs team on their victory over Glengarriff in the first round Country Clubs Championship in Kenmare last Saturday.

Ross Ladies Golf Club

Results Friday April 22nd 9H S/S 1st Anne O Leary.

24th April 18H S/S 1st Lisa Kerfoot (15) 33pts.

Upcoming Events: Friday 29th 9H S/S 9.30am. Sunday 1st May 18H S/S

Beaufort Golf Club

Results: 21st April: Thursday’s Open Seniors: 1st Fred Kennedy.

24th April: Macroom Swop Day spon-

sored by Protec Auto: 1st Brian O’Connor (15) 34pts, 2nd Barry Woulfe (17) 32pts, 3rd Keith Cummins (11) 32pts.

Fixtures: 28th April: Thursday’s Open Seniors at 10am.

29th April: Open Friday - Singles Stableford.

20th April/1st May: 18 hole stableford, yellow tees.

7th/8th May: 3T’s.

Wednesday’s Open Scrambles commence the 4th May at 6pm.

Prizes presentation will be on 11th May after the scramble.

Thanks go to Jack Buckley as the host for the Federation of Co. Kerry Golf Clubs ‘Captain’s Day’ last Saturday.

Muckross Rowing Club

GOLD FOR MUCKROSS CREWS IN LIMERICK A hectic but successful weekend of rowing was enjoyed by the club’s junior members last weekend, who competed in both the Limerick Regatta and Schools Regatta over Saturday and Sunday at O’Briensbridge. The early morning starts did not go unrewarded and the club is delighted to have taken home some silverware from the Limerick competitions. Congratulations go to Caoimhe Kelly, who was winner of the Womens Junior 16 Single Scull event at Saturday’s Limerick Regatta.

Caoimhe won her heat against scullers from King’s Hospital BC, Dublin and Tralee RC and further competition from Lee RC and Lee Valley RC in the final. A great performance, well done Caoimhe! Congratulations also go to Niamh Coffey and Emer Beazley, who were winners in the finals of the Womens Junior 15 Double Scull. In their first race together, the Muckross girls emerged as victors over the competition from Clonmel and Fermoy. Well done also to Sean Fleming who was second in the heat of the Mens Junior 18 1x event and to the Womens Junior 16 Quad who placed second also in their heat.

Sunday saw plenty more racing action as the rowers took to battle on behalf of their schools. Well done to all from Muckross and our fellow Killarney clubs who represented St. Brendan’s College, St. Brigid’s College, Killarney Community College and Intermediate School Killorglin. Both events proved a great experience for the crews involved. A huge word of thanks to all our coaches and adult members who gave of their time and helped in the organisation, travelled on the bus through early and late evening hours and especially to Alan Lyne and John Beazley who towed the trailer. Thanks all!

FUNDRAISER BBQ The final call goes out for our Fundraiser Family BBQ taking place this Bank Holiday Sunday 1st May at the Muckross Park Hotel. The event is generously sponsored by the Muckross Park Hotel and all proceeds raised will go towards essential equipment upkeep, maintenance and replacement. A fantastic day out for younger and older, with great food and children’s entertainment in the best of surroundings.

No better way to spend a Bank Holiday Sunday afternoon! All are welcome so please support and spread the word.

Tickets will be available on the day.

Adult: €15. U18: €10. Family: €50. To assist with event numbers, please phone or text to 087 448 2935 no later than

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Saturday afternoon if you wish to purchase tickets on the day.

LEE REGATTA The Lee Regatta takes place at the Cork city marina on Saturday 14 May.

Castlerosse Golf Club

Results Competition played on Sunday 24th April 18 Hole Stableford 1st Steve Shine (18) 42pts Runner-up John Purcell (28) 40pts, 3rd Ger Casey (18) 39pts.

Result of Scramble played on Tuesday 19th April, best net return Gintaras Bendaravicius, Peter McGrath, John S. O’Connor & Daniel Shine.

Fixtures Weekend competition, 18 Hole Strokeplay to be played on Saturday or Sunday. Mixed Scramble continue each Tuesday evening draw at 6pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents.

Euro Bridge Club

Presidents Prize 19th April 1st Phyllis O’Regan & Andy Cole 2nd Ger McSweeney & Mike O’Shea 3rd Anne O’Shea & Harry Milner Finola our President presented two beautiful Louis Mulcahy Vases to winners Phyllis & Andy.

Killarney RFC

​Minis End of Season: ​Our Killarney RFC Minis section finished up training for the season with a final training session and awards party at Aghadoe, last Saturday the 23rd of April. A glorious day in perfect conditions awaited everyone as all age groups gathered to play matches, eagerly watched by their families who came along to support them on the day. We had some fantastic rugby skills on display at all ages as the proud parents looked on. Following an hour of training and play, we proceeded to the presentation area where parents were on hand to give out food to all present. The parents brought an amazing array of baked goods including buns, rice crispie buns, crisps and so on and there was a veritable mountain of food for all to enjoy on the day. Thanks a million to all the parents for their generosity.

Over 110 children received medals, while at each age group two players received an award for ‘Most Committed Player’ and ‘Player of the Year’. Mini Coordinator and U8 coach Liam Murphy kicked off proceedings by asking KRFC club chairman Junior Finnegan to say a few words to the gathering. Liam himself then proceeded to saa a few words of thanks with a special mention to Tom and Dora Campbell for all of their assistance over the season. Tom, our Minis coordinator for the past number of seasons moved this season to become Youths manager, but was always a great assistance when needed. A huge thanks was given to the fantastic Coaches who gave up their time each and every Saturday in all conditions to develop the rugby skills of each player in a fun environment. We had Mark Leslie and Ed Stack coaching at U7 with help from John O’Leary and Derek Dennehy, Ed Stack and Liam Mur-

phy coached the U8’s. Paul Murphy, Richard O’Brien, Ger Moynihan and Pat Chambers coached the U10’s while Ian Harrington, Chris Kerins and Alan Horgan trained the U12’s across the season. Liam also thanked Denise Treacy and Denis Corridan who have worked hard in setting up our girls section, a new departure for the club which is truly going from strength to strength.

He thanked the parents for their unending support and the mountain of food that they brought to feed everyone today and the biggest thanks of all was saved for the children who came to learn and play rugby week in, week out. Given the weather this winter was so bad, this was no mean feat! Finally on behalf of the coaches, he thanked the coaches families for their support and help throughout the year.

We then proceeded to hand out medals to each age group, where every child received their deserved and hard won medals with huge smiles after a busy season. Finally the big moment came where we awarded the following trophies to our deserving winners.

U7 Most Committed Player: Lachlan Scannell U7 Player of the Year: Donncha Murphy U8 Most Committed Player: Ethan Whiteley U8 Player of the Year: Mark Brosnan U10 Most Committed Player: Ben O’Brien U10 Player of the Year: Darragh Stack U12 Most Committed Player: Harry Kelly U12 Player of the Year: Rian Colleran Well done to all the children and to the award winners. We then proceeded to make a presentation to two of our U12 players Josh Hewerdine and Sam Behal who were injured during the year - not at Rugby! They missed a lot of the season, however they turned up every week to help in any way they could and showed huge commitment to the club. Finally a presentation was also made to Tom Campbell in appreciation of his hard work and commitment to the Minis Section over the years. A great day was had by all and it was nice to sign off a season marred by brutal weather with a glorious day of sunshine at our home in Aghadoe.

Thanks again to Minis Coordinator Liam Murphy for organising the day and the season to date. Trojan work went in to making sure we didn’t lose too many sessions during what was a bad winter weather wise.

A Night at the Dogs: We are organizing a night at the dogs in Tralee, on Saturday the 23rd of July in order to raise much needed funds for the club. We have a wonderful facility at Aghadoe and need funds in order to kick on and develop the site further. Keep the date free and we will post details of the event on facebook and on www.krfc.club. If you can help in any way please let one of the committee members know.

TAG TUESDAYS Tag Tuesdays are recommencing at Aghadoe from Tuesday, May 3.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

REMINDER: Our next club meeting will be held this Friday 29th of April at 7pm in the Parish Hall. We hope to see you all there.

REGISTRATION FEES: For anyone who has yet to pay their club membership money please con-

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tact Nicola. Fees are €20 for U18s & Students and €60 for adults.

A DATE TO REMEMBER: To all members past and present we would like to inform you that this years Killarney Regatta will take place on Sunday, 10th July at O’ Mahony’s Point.

This is always a great event every year so remember to keep this date free to support the club.

BIRTHDAY WISHES: The club would like to say happy birthday to Nicola Morgan who celebrates her birthday this week. Enjoy your day.

NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact Ciaran Sheehan on 0851487743 if you would like to arrange a practice session.

CONTACT: For any other details please contact Teddy O’Brien on 0646633838 or email stbrendansrowingclub@gmail.com

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

Result of Sunday morning’s Four Ball Lorcan Martin and Adam Kelly Nett Gearoid Cronin and Dara O’Callaghan Gross, Competition on this Sunday 10am Details by text later in week.

Monastery Fundraiser The annual Monastery Fundraising competition will take place on the Deerpark course on May Bank Holiday Monday 10am. Team of 3 is €30 and entries to 064-6633687.

Seniors Outing May 6th Next Seniors Outing will be to Castleisland on Wednesday May 6th 10.15am.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Club Captain Liam Hartnett wishes to send out another reminder to all of the Gentlemen Golfers in our locality that his “Charity Day” will be held on Bank Holiday Sunday, the 1st of May next, Liam’s chosen Charities are the “make a wish Ireland” foundation is a well known children’s charity, and the “Rockmount Centre” is a respite care facility for those who are suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia in Kilgarvan, the time sheet is available at the front desk at the Club House, Liam says that as this is the only occasion during his year of Captaincy where he will go “cap in hand” on behalf of any worthy causes to the golfing fraternity, that he is hopeful of a full turn-out on the day. Liam wishes to commend a tremendous “rear-guard” effort by the Men’s Club’s team in the “Jimmy Carroll” tournament, this competition is for those who have attained “senior ages” and the first round of the local section was played on Killeen on Friday the 22nd of April, the outlook seemed to have been “done and dusted” in Killarney’s favour early on in the back nine but a most tenacious team, representing Kenmare Golf Club, brought the contest down to the very last green, and a heroic victory by Connie Healy and John Wall settled this very close encounter. The earlier results went as follows, Dermot Roche and Enda Curtayne lost on the 19th, Seamus O’Connor and Donie McSweeney won

6/5, Derry O’Connor and Padraig Griffin won 6/5, and John O’Shea and Eddie Coleman lost on the 17th green. This was the first occasion in which Club stalwarts, Dermot Roche and Enda Curtayne were beaten while representing the Club.

The Arbutus Cup singles played on Killeen, 24th April.

1st Ronan Brosnan (9) 41 points, 2nd Damien Hickey (12) 41 points, 3rd Luke Walsh (7) 40 points, 4th Matthew Leacy (5) 39 points, 5th John O’Donoghue (10) 39 points, Best Gross, Stephen Kelliher (3) with a 74, Category 2 Pat Chawke (9) 38 points, Category 3 Ewan McIndoe 39 points, Category 4 Andrew Garnett (19) 33 points.

The results speak for themselves and it is clearly evident that our Killeen course favours both our youth and our low to middle handicapper’s, but it proves that it is a great test of Golf.

Now that the newly configurated greenside area of the 8th hole will be back in play, it will bring a new definition to that hole, and it could very well become the new “signature” hole of Killeen course. Presentation to recent prize-winners and Club information evening, Friday 29th April.

The next evening to incorporate both of the above will be on Friday the 29th of April, Club Secretary Manager Cormac Flannery will give an update on all aspects of our Club, commencing at 6.00pm and the Presentation of prizes will follow at 7.00pm approx. the Club has recently been presented with an “original” poster from 1940 by Killarney Printing Works Ltd. this historic poster is advertising the very first “Open Week” just 5 months after we had opened the course at Mahony’s Point, and it is a fascinating piece of memorabilia for us to proudly display in the Clubhouse, The poster was restored by Paul Curtis of “Mucros Conservation Bookbinding” who has been based at Muckross House for many years, and it has been framed by John Cleary of the “Quality Framing company”.

Club Captain Liam Hartnett, wishes to pass on his sincere condolences to the family of the late Frank Twiss of Callinafercy Milltown, on his recent death, and to his sons Derek and Ian who are both Club members.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Denny Premier A Dingle Bay Rovers 6-0 Killarney Athletic No luck for the boys in blue on Sunday Last in Sunny Dingle with the league leaders running riot. We will have to regroup and go again for the last 4 games of the season.

U16 Camp 0-1 Killarney Athletic Athletic playing their first game since the end of February can be forgiven for a performance that emulated such a period without 90 minutes of football.

However Athletic took the lead 10 minutes before the break with a headed effort from Jason Coffey. Athletics defense stood firm to camp fightback to come away with all the spoils.

Fixtures: Friday 29th April: U12 Girls Kerry Cup Final Killarney athletic v Killarney Celtic

5.45pm U16 Girls Kerry Cup Final Killarney Athletic v Killarney Celtic 7pm Saturday 30th April: U15 Cup Semi-Final Killorglin v Killarney Athletic 12 noon Tuesday 3rd May U14 Premier Killorglin v Killarney Athletic 7pm U15 Division 1 Killarney Athletic v Mastergeeha 7pm Sunday 1st May Denny Premier A Castleisland v Killarney Athletic 1130am Congratulations: The club wish to congratulate Diarmuid O Carroll on winning the Danske Bank premiership for the fourth time in a row (twice with Crusaders and twice previously with Cliftonville Football club. Well done Diarmuid!

300 club: Forms are still readily available for this years 300 club draw and we would ask all members to take part and maybe introduce a friend too! Forms can be got from any committee member.

Killarney Athletic Website: Please check the website on www. killarneyathletic.com or our facebook page 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 & Trout Angling Club

The Inland Fisheries Ireland District Committee meeting was held recently in Macroom and was attended by two club members who sit on the panel.

With regard to the Laune catchment and the Salmon Stocks running in same, the allowable catch was defined as a total of 4537 fish less 5% which resulted in 4310 fish being identified as surplus and open to pursuit by both licence holding rod and nets men. The breakdown of the allocation was approx 70% of this identified total being allocated for harvesting by nets men and the remaining approx 30% being allocated to rod and line.

Given that the total Angling Licence fee funding , including the conservation levy, contributed by nets men is equivalent to 1% of the total funding, as per IFI Chief Executive Officer , with rods men making up the remaining balance of 99% of funding - viewing the allocation of the Laune catchment does not reflect this in any shape or form, given the overwhelming allotment of catch to nets men.

Also when, in light of the allocation for 2016, one considers the IFI Business Development Manager stating away back in 2011 that the value of each rod caught salmon was E436 to the Irish economy, building in even a conservatively small index for inflation on this figure, the local Kerry economy would be all the better if the allocation of catch to rod and line was to reflect the potential for the local economy.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

On Monday 18th April the AGM was held at the Killarney Oaks Hotel. Outgoing

Chairman Sean O’Connell, thanked everyone for all their hard work throughout the year and in particular to Micheal O’Sullivan for his continued good work with the underage.

Sympathies were expressed to the Family of Thomas O’Sullivan, Mill Road, Club President who passed during the year. ‘Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam’.

Jim Fleming succeeds as Honorary President. Vice Presidents Johnny Lyne, Mikey Lyne, Mikey Carey, Ted O’Shea and Pat O’Donoghue.

The club would like to thank outgoing chairman Sean O’Connell, along with his fellow committee members for their commitment during the year. The club would like to wish all the best to the new Chairman Denis O’Donoghue.

Other committee members to be elected were Secretary - Clara O’Connell, Treasurer - Rory Leane, PRO - Karol Kelly, Club Captain - Wiebke McGuire, Juvenile Officer - Micheal O’Sullivan, Juvenile Boys - Diarmuid O’Donoghue, Juvenile Girls - Roisin Wall.

CONGRATS: Congrats to Jillian O’Neill and Paul Lenihan on the birth of their son William. Congrats to Aine Coakley on her recent engagement to Ger McGuillicuddy SYMPATHY: Deepest Sympathies to the Leane Family, Tralee Road, Killarney on the recent passing of Rena Leane. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Training News Training continues as usual for all our underage and adults as per coaches texts. Beginners rowing, U14 and U15 takes place at Reen Pier, Ross Castle every Saturday at 10am. For further information regarding Beginners Rowing you can call Mary Burns on 086 8098182.

Schools Regatta The Schools Regatta took place at O’Brien’s Bridge Limerick , last Sunday 24th April. Over 70 schools took part from the four provinces of Ireland, from J14 age group right up to U23.

Athletes from Workmens Rowing Club joined forces with those from other clubs to represent their Secondary Schools: St Brigid’s, St. Brendan’s, and the Community College, Killarney, and Presentation Secondary School, Milltown.

We, at Workmens were extremely proud of everyone’s races. Some results of note were the St Brigid’s ‘A’ Crew of Ciara Moynihan, Annie O’Donoghue, Leona and Ciara Browne who coasted home to take first place in the Womens J16 quad Final. Ciara Moynihan continued to impress when she came 3rd in the Women’s J16 final in the afternoon.

Well done for St. Brigid’s girls!

Also, huge congratulations to Mark Woodard on his first regatta!! What a day for Mark as he and his fellow St. Brendan’s crew member Seán Farndon clocked up a commanding first place in their Men’s J15 double final. Seán was indeed still in top form later that day when he came an impressive 2nd in his final of the men’s J15 single race. Another great performance for the Sem!!

The older ‘boys’ didn’t fail to impress either, with Dylan Bartlett and Mikey O’Donoghue rowing for Killarney Community College and in their Men’s U23 double sprinting home a close second to Castleknock College in their final.

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killarney notes Dylan and Mikey also teamed up for a sporting team with two Muckross boys and had a great row in their U23 quad heat, just missing out on the final.

Presentation Miltown was represented by Ruadhán Mac Curtáin who just missed the final by coming a very close second in his heat of the J16 single scull, and joining forces with a Killorglin rower to compete in the U23 double scull and coming 3rd in their heat. A long enjoyable day was had by all and of course many thanks to our coaches for facilitating this event for all our rowers and their schools, and to the schools themselves for entering our rowers in the Schools Regatta.

Upcoming Events The month of May will bring more events to our Rowing Calendar, with Lee Regatta being held on May 14th at the Marina in Cork, over a 500m distance, and Castleconnell Regatta on 21st May, again over a fast 500m distance. It’ll be back to the 2km races then in June with the Cork Regatta at the National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra on 25th and 26th of that month.

For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www. rowingireland.ie Tesco Community Fund Many thanks to Tesco, Deerpark, for their donation to our club, as a result of the blue token collection in-store recently.

Best Wishes Birthday Greetings this weekend to Tom O’Leary, who celebrates his 18th on Saturday the 30th April. Have a good one Tom! Also celebrating this weekend is Siobhán Burns who will have 17 candles to quench on Sunday, May 1st. Enjoy the celebration Siobhán!

Killarney Valley AC

INVITE TO PUBLIC MEETING South/East Community Rural Track Ltd. (non profit) would like to invite the public to an open meeting to discuss the Killarney MicroTrack Project The purpose of this meeting is to demonstrate what has been achieved to date, where the project is at present and where the project hopes to arrive.

Date:

Bridie Brosnan presents her president's prize to winners Tom Doherty and Berna O'Sullivan at Crusaders Bridge Club.

Friday 29th of April Time: 8.15pm Venue: Killarney Court Hotel Project Detail: Astroturf Playing Pitch Athletics Track Arena Basketball Court/Tennis court Lighting FULL PLANNING PERMISSION IS GRANTED We hope to see a huge attendance at this meeting as the MicroTrack will benefit everybody of all ages in the community of Killarney Valley and the South East Kerry area. We need the parents of Killarney Valley AC athletes and the senior Killarney Valley athletes to attend and also those interested and involved in the fundraising project that is The Killarney10 Mile road race.

Parents of children who will make use of this amenity in the future, PE teachers and principals of the schools in the area and so forth should make an ef-

Boys in green power to glory THEIR nifty moves on the pitch ensured the young sports stars at Presentation Monastery National School, Killarney, won the FAI five-a-side soccer county final.

The talented team produced some impressive performances to overcome stiff competition from the other schools in their group such as Tralee CBS, St Oliver’s and St John’s, Kenmare. They progressed as the Kerry representatives in the Munster competition last week when they travelled to Waterford to take on the other county champions.

“The standard was significantly higher this time out and the boys did really well to progress to the semi-finals where they lost out to a strong Tipperary side,” said school principal Colm O Súilleabháin.

The Presentation Monastery NS team.

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Please pass on the details of this meeting to anyone you think may be interested.

WHY? To be informed - To be aware - To support Signed: Jeremiah Griffin, Project Coordinator.

The athletes are in full swing training for the Kerry Juvenile & Masters Track & Field Championships 7th & 8th of May 2016 - entries should be already in by now. It’s great to have the track available to rent from An Riocht for one evening a week. As we do not yet have our own track built, we wanted to give the young athletes every opportunity to try out the various events in the environment that they will be competing in at the County Championships Jumping in the Long Jump pit, practice at the High Jump area, throw the Shot Putt in the correct circle, run on tartan, practice for relays etc. - these, and

more, are the facilities open to us at An Ríocht at the moment. All updates on www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC Remember: Athletes must wear the club singlet when representing their club. These are available from Brid Stack. 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.

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Congratulations to Daniel O’Donoghue and Eric Wharton who turned in a fine performance in the Double Schulls event at Limerick Regatta on Saturday and were barely pipped for a final placing.

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Kerry go under to Dublin in Allianz Football League Final KERRY had to give best to Dublin once again following what in the end turned out to be a comprehensive eleven point defeat (2-18 to 0-13) in the Allianz Football League final at Croke Park before 81,000 people on Sunday last. Kerry seemed to be chasing the game for long periods but still just two points separated the sides at the interval after what was a satisfactory enough shift by the Kerry men during that first period.

The second half was progressing along similar lines until twenty minutes from time when Kerry were reduced to fourteen men following the dismissal of Aidan O’Mahony. Dublin then began to twist the screw and given their numerical disadvantage, there was little Kerry could do to stem the tide and so the Metropolitans continue to have the Indian sign over Kerry in Croke Park.

The two extra games in the league are bound to stand to Kerry in the long run however and maybe it is better to learn some harsh lessons in the league rather than in a knockout championship situation.

It will be interesting to see how Kerry regroup following this setback and certainly the game has given the Kerry management a lot to work on before they cross swords with the winners of the Limerick/Clare quarter final in the Munster semi final in Fitzgerald Stadium on the weekend of June 12.

In the interim there are four weeks of Club Championships and the first two rounds of the senior football championship. Kerry will also take in a few days of warm weather training in Portugal before they return refreshed for another assault on the Munster and All Ireland Championships.

Castleisland Mart Club Championships

There is another big weekend of Castleisland Mart Club Championship activity this coming weekend with games in the senior, Junior Premier and Junior competitions.

Senior Club Championship – There are

Currow Coiste Na nÓg

U16s: Our u16 team played a back game on Thursday 21st April in the East Kerry League where Kilcummin were the opposition, it was a good sporting contest, Currow led at the break on a score line of Currow 2-04 to Kilcummin’s 0-7, but in the 2nd half Kilcummin upped their game and went on to win on a scoreline of Kilcummin 4-19 to Currow 6-08. Next game is vs Keel/Listry on Monday 25th April in Listry.

U14s: We played two games this week in the county league. On Wednesday 20th Listowel Emmet’s were our opponents, Currow proved to be too strong and were comprehensive winners on the day. Following this win we welcomed Knock/Brosna on Friday 22nd in a back game, despite both teams missing key players Currow were to prove strongest in the contest and went on to win on a scoreline of Currow 3-11 to Knock/ Brosna 1-07. Scorers for Currow were

Jack McGuire, Cormac Rowe, Caoilte O Croinin, Johnny McGuire outside GPO on their way the Allianz League final on Sunday.

two interesting semi finals down for decision on this Saturday evening. Dr Crokes and Legion face off in a big local derby in Kilcummin and local bragging rights will once again be up for grabs.

Dr Crokes are certainly enjoying a rich vein of form this year under Pat O’Shea while their opponents are struggling a bit though their victory over Kerins O’Rahillys in Round 1 will certainly have done their confidence a lot of good. The meeting of Austin Stacks and Dingle in the other semi final in Annascaul will be no less interesting.

A lot of the focus will be on the two Dingle Geaney cousins, Mikey and Paul to see how their fitness levels are coming along and no doubt Austin Stacks will be attempting to sharpen up for the County Championship two weeks later. Both semi finals have a throw in time of 6:30 with extra time if required.

The relegation Playoffs Round 1 are bound to be well worth a visit. Kilcummin and Rathmore will meet in Lewis Road while Kerins O’Rahillys and Milltown-Castlemaine cross swords in FarJason Brennan 2-0, Josh McCarthy 1-1, Connie O’Connor 0-4, Justin McCarthy 0-3, Jack Moriarty 0-2, Adam Jensen and Jason Brosnan 0-1 each. Next game is away to John Mitchel’s on Wednesday 27th April at 7pm.

U12s: played Spa on Wednesday last in a County League back game in Spa, in a good game Currow proved too strong for their counterparts winning on a scoreline of Spa 0-10 to Currow’s 5-12.

Next fixture is Vs Rathmore on Sunday 1st May at 6pm in Currow.

U6, U8, U10s: Training continues this coming Saturday at 10am in Currow GAA ground.

Also well done to the u12 team who played at half time in Croke park during the National League final, this was a great experience for them playing in GAA headquarters.

Dr Crokes

Juvenile Football Under 12 Footballers The Under 12 teams hosted Kilcummin in two cracking end-to-end games last

ranfore with both games having a 2:30 throw-in on Sunday. These games have added significance of course given that the losers of these two games will play in the relegation playoff Round 2.

One of these four teams will be relegated to Intermediate status in 2017 and that team will be the loser of the Club Championship relegation playoff Round 2 game – unless of course that they reach the County senior championship final. Any team reaching the county senior football championship final will automatically be exempt from relegation.

Intermediate Club Championship – Desmonds are in the Intermediate semi finals following their narrow one point victory over neighbours Currow last weekend but they will have to wait some time to see who joins them in the semi final draw.

Spa and Kenmare meet on this Saturday in a repeat of the epic draw and replay (plus extra time in both games) between the sides last season while St Michaels-Foilmore entertain high Thursday evening. The Black team were very unlucky to lose by two points, 4-12 to 5-11. The Amber team continued their winning ways with a 5-19 to 5-09 victory. The next fixture is on Sunday 1st May at 6pm – Both teams (Away) v Austin Stacks.

Under 14 In a tight game played in Lewis Road, the Black team lost out to Legion by a goal, 2-06 to 0-15. The Amber team recorded an impressive 4-11 to 2-03 win over Ballymac at home. The next fixture is Wednesday 27th of April at 7pm. The Amber (Away) v An Ghaeltacht and Black (Home) v Beaufort B. Under 16 There was no joy for the Amber team in the East Kerry League as it was Kenmare Shamrocks who took the two points from the clash in Lewis Road.

The final score was 8-08 to 3-07.

Happy Birthday We wish our Club Patron Donie Sheehan a Happy 90th Birthday.

Congratulations Congratulations to Tommy Fleming

flying Templenoe on Sunday. Ardfert, conquerors of All-Ireland titleholders St Marys in Round 1 face An Ghaeltacht but due to Ardfert players’ involvement with Kerry hurlers and St Brendan’s in the senior football championship, that game goes out to May 28th. The semi final draw has not taken place as a result.

Premier Junior Club Championship

The winners of this competition will of course represent Kerry in the Munster Junior Club competition and the first drawn game of the club championship was in Listowel last weekend when Emmets and Beaufort could not be separated, even after extra time. The replay takes place on this Saturday evening in Beaufort at 6.30pm with extra time again obligatory.

Annascaul are home to Renard on this Saturday in a Round 1 game while the St Pats V Glenbeigh-Glencar first round game will be played on Sunday week due to hurling commitments of one of the St Pats players.

and Eileen O’Sullivan who are great Dr Crokes supporters who recently got married. All the best for the future.

East Kerry

East Kerry Senior League Glenflesk travelled to Rathbeg on Saturday night for a round 2 back game in the East Kerry Senior League.

Spectators were treated to an entertaining game. Rathmore built an early lead, with a goal in the opening minutes followed by a scatter of points. Glenflesk came into the game and reduced the margin to tow points at the break - Rathmore 1-6 Glenflesk 0-7. The sides were level three times in the second half but the home side pulled ahead in the closing ten minutes to run out winners on a final score of Rathmore 3-15 Glenflesk 1-12 East Kerry Junior League The East Kerry Junior League is nearing half way with round 4 fixed for this week. Dr Crokes and Legion both have an unbeaten record in the East Kerry Junior League so far. Dr Crokes

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top the league table, winning all 3 games played to date. Legion are close behind, having also won their 2 games played to date and Rathmore have won one of their 2 games played to date, while Rathmore and Gneeveguilla are both on 2 league points with 2 games played, the latter winning their back game against Kilcummin on Saturday night.

East Region Under 16 League The East Region Under 16 League is nearing the semi final and final stages.

This week there were two back games fixed in Division 1A and Division 1B and the last round in these two divisions was postponed a week, until Monday the 2nd May. All games start at 7pm.

The final round of Division 5 was played on Monday night. The team that tops the league table in Division 5 will have a home venue for final. The Division 5 semi Final will be between the second and third placed teams in the League table.

Hurling On Thursday April 14th in IT Tralee, the first year hurlers of Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra, Rathmore took part in a 9 a side blitz along with teams from CBS (The Green) Tralee, Mercy Mounthawk Tralee and Gaelcholaiste Chiarraí Tralee. There was some great skill shown on show from all players and some expertly taken scores were produced by both sides. A big ‘thank you’ is due to the teachers and mentors who brought the players to this blitz and for all their hard work in keeping hurling going strong in these post primary schools. These schools will meet again on the week of the 16th of May, with the definite time, date and location to be confirmed closer to the date.

Reminder Mandatory Meeting for Referees A reminder that there is a mandatory seminar for all referees who referee Juvenile games, and at Fossa GAA club on Thursday night, 28th April, starting at 9pm.

Sympathy We extend sympathy to Peter Twiss, Runaí County Committee, family relatives and friends on the passing away his brother Frank Twiss. Ár dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis.

Results East Kerry Senior league Saturday 23rd April Round 2 back game Rathmore 3-15 Glenflesk 1-12 East Kerry Junior league Rathmore 1-15 Spa 0-3 Dr Crokes 2-15 Gneeveguilla 0-10 Rathmore 1-15 Spa 0-03 Legion 2-7 Glenflesk 1-8 Fixtures East Kerry Junior league First named team has home venue Tuesday 3rd May - at 7.30pm Round 5 Glenflesk V Gneeveguilla Legion V Dr. Crokes Spa V Kilcummin Rathmore – Bye East Region U16 League Monday 2nd May at 7pm Round 5 - refixed First named team has home venue Division 1 A Legion V Rathmore Spa V Dr Crokes Glenflesk - Bye Division 1B Fossa V Kilgarvan-Tuosist

Gneeveguilla V Beaufort Cordal-Scartaglin V Firies.

Firies Coiste na nÓg

League Fixtures U16 - Division 1B Cordal/Scartaglin V Firies away on Monday 25th at 7pm U12 – Division 3A & 3B Beaufort V Firies away on Sunday, 1st May at 7pm. Please log on to our Facebook page for scores, updates and reports, Firies Coiste na nÒg

Gneeveguilla

Gneeveguilla GAA lotto numbers 2, 7, 14, 15. No jackpot winner, next week’s jackpot €10,000.

Congratulations to Seán O’Keeffe who became County Kerry Scór na bPaistí champion in Foilmore on Sunday.

Gneeveguilla Juniors defeated Kilcummin in the East Kerry Junior League.

Gneeveguilla minors were defeated

by Dr Crokes in County Minor Division 1 semi final. Thanks to the players and management team for the effort put in to get this far and best of luck for the rest of the year.

U14 County League Gneeveguilla 1-10 Keel/Listry 3-08.

Gneeveguilla GAA golf classic May 7th in lackabane golf course teams of 3 € 120 contact Joe 0860279161 or John 086 6080563 for information.

Gneeveguilla GAA would like to thank everyone for there help on a very successful 1916 march and flag raising event held last Sunday in Gneeveguilla village. Monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday May 3rd at 9pm everyone welcome.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK SENIORS: Our Senior team lost out to Rathmore in the East Kerry league on a scoreline of 3-15 to 1-12.

GLENFLESK JUNIORS: Our Junior team lost their first round game to legion on a scoreline of 2-07 to 1-08.

JUNIOR FIXTURE: Glenflesk Vs Gneeveguilla in Glenflesk Tuesday May 3rd at 7pm.

GLENFLESK U12S: Our U12 team have played 3 of their 5 games in the co. league and have 4 points from 6. They suffered a loss to Laune Rangers in their first game but have responded with big wins over Dr Crokes and Austin Stacks.

GLENFLESK U14S Glenflesk 6-10 Milltown/Castlemaine 4-07 Our U14s had great win on Wednesday April 20th against Milltown/Castlemaine in a cracker. Owen and Damien Switzer controlled midfield while up front Kevin and Tommy Bowler and also Killian O’Sullivan kicked some great scores. The win leaves them in a great position with 6 points from a possible 8 going into the final group game against Annascaul/Lispole which was due to be played on April 27th GLENFLESK U16S Our u16s suffered their second loss in the East Kerry league on April 18th which ends their hope of a semi final spot. Rathmore got the better of them on a scoreline of 2-18 to 2-10

GLENFLESK LADIES GLENFLESK U12 (GIRLS) Glenflesk 5-10 Rathmore 8-6 Glenflesk and Rathmore served up a thrilling game in Glenflesk on Tuesday last with the visitors just shading it on this occasion.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in the Kerryway on April 11th. Jackpot €9800. Numbers were 6 15 16 23. The next draw will take place in John Dans on April 25th and the Jackpot is €10,000, this is the highest ever Jackpot of the Glenflesk Lotto.

NOTE: May 1st is the renewal date for the annual Lotto ticket and as of May 9th only those who have renewed their tickets will be entered into the weekly draw. If you wish to purchase a yearly ticket you can contact Noelle at 087-6962703.

KNOCKANES PARENTS ASSOCIATION We are holding our annual Fun Bingo Night on Saturday April 30th at 8pm in St. Agatha’s Hall Glenflesk. Great prizes. All welcome.

RAHEEN NS: Congratulations to Niamh O’Callaghan who had the winning lotto no. 29 on Saturday 23rd of April.

Scór na Bpáistí The quiz team of Muireann D’arcy, Ben Switzer, Caoimhe O’Sullivan and Darragh O’Connell performed brilliantly on Sunday April 17th and were placed in the top 12 out of 34 teams from around the County. Well done and much credit to the team and especially to their coach Danny Doherty for his dedication and effort over the past few months. Our ballad group of Caitlin Cronin, Eabha Healy, Sinead Gleeson, Sarah Moran and Molly O’Donoghue sang beautifully and were unlucky not to be placed. All represented the club with pride and great credit goes to each of them and their parents for their dedication. On a happier note, the club retained the Healy O’Connor shield which we were awarded last year in its inaugural year. This shield is awarded to the club who has achieved the best overall participation in all Scór grades in the County (Scór Sinsear, Scór na nÓg and Scór na bPáistí). We are very proud to have been awarded this shield for the 2nd year in a row in recognition of all the effort put into Scór and the promotion of our culture in the parish. Again many thanks to all who participated and mentored performers in all age groups since last Autumn. You have all played your part in achieving this special honour for the club. The Scór season has now drawn to a close for 2016 but the months won’t be long passing till the next season starts when we’ll look forward to further success for our great club.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in John Dans on April 26th.

Jackpot €10,000. Numbers were 15, 16, 19, 22. The next draw will take place in Spillanes on May 9th and the Jackpot is €10,200, this is the highest ever Jackpot of the Glenflesk Lotto.

NOTE: May 1st is the renewal date for the annual Lotto ticket and as of May 9th only those who have renewed their tickets will be entered into the weekly draw.

If you wish to purchase a yearly ticket you can contact Noelle at 0876962703.

CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on

087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ie

Listry

Listry Community Council Ltd held it’s Annual General meeting on Thursday 21st April in Listry Community Centre.

There was a good attendance on the night - thanks to all who attended, and also those who prepared for the occasion including supplying home baking. Thanks to the staff of Moriarty/ Murphy Auditors and Accountants for their work. Guest speaker was Sergeant Jim Foley, Crime Prevention Officer.

Sergeant Jim gave tips on prevention of burglary, Safety, Security, Scams, Elder abuse & the range of services provided

by An Garda Siochana. He encourage people to contact Garda anytime. A number of founding members and Directors of Listry Community Council Ltd retired at the AGM. Fiona Coffey, Jim O’Shea & Margaret Gallagher all played a vital part in setting up Listry Community Council and their legacy is the beautiful community centre and the range of quality services available in Listry today.

Jim O’Shea was the recipient of the O’Shea Award for the outstanding service to Listry Meals on Wheels and Athletics such as community Games.

We wish all who retired every best for the future. Michael F O’ Connor retired from his roles as Ass. Treasurer of Listry Community Council Ltd & Treasurer of Listry Meals On Wheels. Thanks to all of you for great commitment and service to our community.

The following Officers were elected for the coming year: Chairman- Tony Darmody, Vice Chairman- Ted Scannell SecretaryJoan Curran Assistant Secretary - Margaret Murphy Treasurer- Tracy Breen, Assistant TreasurerMichael F. O’Connor PRO- Cathriona Doody-O’Connor.

A big Cead Mile Failte to our new members. Good luck to everybody for the year ahead.

VOTE OF SYMPATHY: At a recent meeting of Listry Community Council Members a vote of sympathy was passed to the bereaved Family, Relatives and Friends of Peggy Moriarty Nee Healy of Bridge Street, Milltown.

John Joe O’Regan Newtown, Bantry & Kilmoyley Kerry. Val Delaney of Dromin, Milltown. Rena Leane Nee McCarthy of Killarney. May their soul rest in Peace.

Milltown Castlemaine

CÓMHBHRÓN: It was with great sadness that the Milltown/Castlemaine GAA club heard of the death of former chairman Frank Twiss, from Callinafercy. Frank was a club stalwart in administration and fund raising for nigh on four decades.

We extend our sympathy Frank’s wife -Eileen, to his sons Ian and Derek, daughters-in-law Evelyn and Gillian, grandchildren and to his extended family. May Frank enjoy everlasting happiness and peace.

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION: We wish all the young boys and girls from our community every blessing on Saturday next - when they will receive their First Holy Communion.

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The Killarney Rugby Club minis pictured at their end of season game.

MEMBERSHIP: Please note: All players and mentors must be members of the club.

Membership form/money can be given to your trainer or any member of the executive.

Senior Club Championship - Relegation Playoffs Round 1 Kerins O’Rahillys v Milltown Castlemaine- in Farranfore on Sunday May 1st at 2.30pm.

We need you to come along and support our senior team- helping them to reach the second round of the Senior Club Championship.

Under 6’s and Under 8’s: Training continues every Thursday from 6.15 to 7.15 sharp. Boys and Girl-Don’t forget your gum shields please!

Tea and coffee facilities are available up- stairs for any parents who stay around for the duration of the training session. So you can head up there and enjoy a nice cuppa (and a biscuit) and watch your child’s training session in comfort!

TRAINING GEAR: Following many requests, the club is presently sourcing training gear for our under-age players- under 6/8.

Samples of the tops and shorts will be available in the upstairs room in the clubhouse, on one of the nights of training. You can use this opportunity to get your child fitted for their gear and to complete an order form. Please note it is not compulsory to purchase these.

The training/playing gear of tops, shorts and socks will be available for purchase for €30 approximately.

We will let you know the date for fitting/ordering in advance. Payment must be made at the time of ordering.

So now is the time to start saving!

UNDER 1O GIRLS: Training on Thursdays also - 6.15 to 7.15 sharp. Don’t forget your gum shield!

UNDER 10 BOYS: Training continues on Fridays at 6-7, in the Milltown Castlemaine GAA Pitch.

UNDER 12 Training for this week is on this

Tuesday-April 26th at 6.15-7.15.

Don’t forget your gum shield and your €2.

Milltown Castlemaine U16: Following our victory over Annascaul/ Lispole last Monday, on a score line of 1/7 to 12 points, we are now in the semi-final -which is fixed for Monday May 2nd. Opposition to be confirmed after back games have been played this week. Well done to all the panel and management on reaching the semi-finals. Best of luck to you all.

EMAIL ADDRESSES: We are in the process of updating our contact details, which includes e mail addresses of all the new children and adults who joined our club this year.

We hope to be able to e mail our notes to all of you all in the coming weeks. If you have new contact details, or if you are not receiving the notes and would like to- you can private message me (Deirdre O’Sullivan) on my Facebook Page with the new details or email me at navillusodeirdre@yahoo.ie MILLTOWN/CASTLEMAINE GAA: LÁ NA gCLUB As part of Lá Na gClub 2016 celebrations, the club is organising a get together to celebrate the achievements of the 1988 to 1996 teams. In that eight year period they had phenomenal success, winning Division 3 & 2 of the county league, thus gaining promotion to Division 1 for the first time ever; they also won the County Junior Championship and contested four County Intermediate finals in six years-winning two and narrowly losing the other two.

That successful period in the club’s history certainly laid the foundations for where the club is today. To recognise that success the club has organised: What: A Reunion Buffet, with Live Music/Late Bar When: Saturday 7th May Where: Faha Court Hotel @ 8pm If you have any memorabilia -photographs, match reports, programmes etc., from any year, we would be very grateful if you forwarded them to us. We hope to put a slideshow

together for this momentous occasion.

Please contact Mike Carroll on 087/2256548 or mikecarroll@eircom. ie. All memorabilia will be returned to you on the night.

LOTTO: Our re scheduled Lotto jackpot draw for €7,000, is on this Friday night, April 29th- in The Plough Bar. Just €2 a ticket or 3 for €5 can win you the lotto jackpot or a share in it. One can also avail of a yearly ticket for just €50 or 3 yearly tickets for €100.

Kilcummin

CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES To all the boys & girls who received the Sacrament of Confirmation on Tuesday 19th April.

COMMUNITY GAMES Sunny Kilbrean Park, Mastergeeha was the venue on Sunday morning for the County finals of the U12 soccer competition.

In a close opening encounter, Kilcummin lost out to competition winners Fossa but we were soon into our stride with a good 1-0 win over Ballyduff with young Ryan McGurl scoring the winner with a fantastic strike. Killorglin proved too strong in our third game, again going down to a single goal, scored from the penalty spot. However, Kilcummin finished on a high note with a 6-0 victory over Ballyheigue thanks to goals from Mark O’Shea (4) and Keelan O’Shea (2). These results ensured third place and County bronze medals for our very young team, well done to you all and to mentors Dara O’Leary, Sarah Nagle and Mike O’Sullivan. Many thanks to all in Kilbrean Park for your organisation and hospitality which was first-class as ever.

SWIMMING Best of luck to all our swimming competitors who head to the Sports Complex in Tralee on Sunday next for the County finals.

GOLF CLASSIC GAA Golf Classic takes place on this Saturday in O’Mahony’s Point, Killarney

Golf Club. Format is Stableford with 1 score to count at Par 4’s and Par 5’s and two to score at the Par 3’s from a team of 3 people. A special word of thanks to all who have supported this venture and a reminder to everyone that the opportunity is still there to sponsor a tee box. Prize giving will be in the Klub bar on Saturday night at 10pm.

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES Kilcummin V Rathmore in Lewis Road this Thursday at 6.30pm.

Dr. Crokes V Legion in Kilcummin this Saturday at 6.30pm.

U14 COUNTY LEAGUE Our Kilcummin U14 boys have made quite a satisfactory start to their Division 2B County League campaign.

An excellent performance at home in our opening game saw Kilcummin record a 6-7 to 4-7 victory over a fine Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane team.

Beaufort was the venue for our second game and despite trailing by 7 points at half time a much-improved second half display saw Kilcummin emerge winners on a 7-12 to 6-8 score-line.

However, Kenmare and Na Gaeil proved far too strong for Kilcummin in our next two games, both away from home against opposition who have already qualified for the Division 2 semi-finals. Kilcummin are at home to St Marys, Caherciveen this week with a place in next week’s Division 3 semi-finals at stake in what is a most important fixture. More importantly, this panel of 28 players have shown excellent dedication to training and have improved enormously since the campaign started. All players have enjoyed game time in the County league and it is important that the good work continues with Feile now only 8 weeks away.

CUMANN NA MBUNSCOIL Dr Crokes pitch on Lewis Road was the venue on Tuesday last for the East Kerry Cumann na mBunscoil 7-a-side competition with all three National Schools in the Parish competing. Unfortunately Coolick and Anablatha National Schools did not

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progress from the Group stages but a strong Kilcummin NS team overcame Loughguittane and Loreto to top their group. Wins over Knockaderry in the quarter final and a strong Fossa team in the semi final saw Kilcummin paired against Knockanes in the final.

An excellent team performance saw Kilcummin emerge winners on a 7-3 to 3-0 score-line and Kilcummin then went on to represent East Kerry in the County finals in Fitzgerald Stadium on Friday last. A slow start saw Kilcummin overcome Caherciveen in the opener but a ding-dong clash with Ardfert was only decided in the final few minutes when Kilcummin came through on a 4-5 to 4-0 scoreline. Victory over Nohoval of Ballymac in the third game saw Kilcummin top the group and they went on to overcome Kenmare on a 4-4 to 2-4 scoreline in the semi-final. A powerful performance saw Kilcummin run out comfortable winners over Ballymac in the final. Well done to goalkeeper Andrew Lowin, defenders Turlough O’Connor & Dara O’Callaghan, midfielders Daragh Fleming & Liam Randles, forwards Colin O’Leary & Cian Foley and also Evan O’Sullivan & Dara O’Shea who contributed handsomely to the campaign. A special word of thanks to teachers Mrs Moynihan and Mr Healy for all their encouragement to the boys along the way.

KILCUMMIN RAMBLING HOUSE The Kilcummin Rambling House will be open on Friday 6th May at 8.30pm for its last session of the season. In addition to its general programme this meeting will feature the Kilcummin Drama Group and their staging of the hilarious sketch “Aunt Maggie” Proceeds from the night will go towards the Killarney Branch of Friends of the Children of Chernobyl Charity. As always there will be storytelling, song ceol, tae ague braic. Fáilte isteach.

GAA JUVENILE Under 12 Boys play Glenflesk and also Listry at home on Sunday 1st May at 6pm.

Under 12 Hurlers play Causeway away on Friday 29th April at 7pm.

GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Monday 25th April 2016. Numbers drawn were 3, 4, 23, 27. Next Draw Sunday, May 8th 2016. Jackpot now €3,500.

Mastergeeha FC

U12 KERRY CUP Mastergeeha 0 Park 6 The boys exited this years cup to a very good Park side. In the game Mastergeeha had some chances with Oisin O’Leary and Mark O’Shea going close.

U14 SHIELD SEMI FINAL Mastergeeha 1 Dingle Bay Rovers 2 AET A thrilling cup tie that had it all but unfortunately for the lads they couldn’t make the final after taking the table toppers all the way. A great effort from all the lads.

SENIORS Mastergeeha 1 Killarney Celtic 4 In this though local derby the visitors took the lead after 10 minutes.

COMMUNITY GAMES U12 Mastergeeha hosted the Kerry U12 soccer community games on Sunday.

Well done to Kilcummin on winning the bronze medals. All did well.

MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 22nd April 2016. Numbers drawn were 8, 10, 23, 24. Jackpot now €6,150.

Legion

JUNIORS The juniors made it two out of two in the East Kerry League with a hard-fought victory over Glenflesk last week. Final score: Glenflesk 1-8, Killarney Legion 2-7.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Legion will play Dr Crokes this Saturday at 6.30pm in the semi-final of the Club Championship. The venue will be posted on our Facebook page and Twitter account (@legiongaa) as soon as it’s confirmed.

JUVENILE TEAMS Well done to the U-16 boys who beat Spa, the U-12 girls who had a 6-7 to 4-3 win over Southern Gaels, and the U-14 girls who had a great win against Austin Stacks. Congratulations, too, to the U-14 boys who had an impressive victory over Dr Crokes in Division 1 of the County League. The game was close throughout but our boys managed to pull away at the end to seal a 0-15 to 2-6 win.

SCÓR QUIZ Well done to Méabh O’Connell, Amy Walshe, Darragh Fleming and Colm Looney who represented Legion in the County Final of the Scór Quiz in Killorglin. They were busy these last two months preparing with coach Tony Trant and acquitted themselves very well on the day. Thanks also to Scór officer Carolann Spellman for all her work coordinating the programme.

LOTTO If you’re interested in selling some lotto tickets to help raise much-needed funds for the club, please contact Seánie Culloty at 087 2225325. Also if you’d like to avail of our Easy Pay system to automatically enter your lotto numbers every week, forms are available from Seánie, Maura McCarthy, Paul Trant, Dan Murphy, Kevin Griffin or any lotto committee member.

Fossa

Lotto: 24th April 2016 Numbers drawn were 1, 13, 15, 25. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €7,050. 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 Fossa played Lispole in the Junior Championship on Saturday evening in Fossa. The players and management will be very happy to have come through such a tough test with a win and when the game was there to be won, the players stood up and were counted. Final score Fossa 2-12, Lispole 0-13.

Boys U16 East Kerry League Division 1B ROUND 4 On Monday evening our U16’S headed to Cordal to take on a strong Scart/ Cordal outfit. Final score Scart/Cordal 2-9 Fossa 4-10.

Boys U14 County League Division 2A Round 4 This was a cracking game of football where Firies came out on top by a whisker with 2 late goals. Final score Fossa 4-13 Firies 5-12. Next up for Fossa U14’s is Castlegregory on Wednesday.

Boys U12 County League Division 2A and 2B ROUND 4 A good Fossa under 12 black team won well over a depleted Churchill team.

Amanda Brosnan, Kerry, is tackled by Nicola O'Malley, Mayo, in Lidl Ladies Football National League, Division 1, semi-final, Mayo v Kerry, in St Brendan's Park, Birr, Co Offaly. PICTURE: SPORTSFILE

Fossa eventually ran out winners by 2 points. Final score Fossa 5-09 Churchill 5-07 Fossa Ladies News: No County league matches this past week for Fossa ladies, however plenty of action for the week ahead.

U12’s The U12’s are back in action this coming Tuesday in the grading phase of the County League. Fossa take on Milltown Listry at home in Fossa this Tuesday 26th April @6.30. Good luck to all involved, this is a home venue, so please come out and support.

U14’s No County League this week, as the Kerry u14’s are playing this coming weekend. Kerry take on Limerick in the Munster semi-final on April 30th in Staker Wallace GAA Grounds, Martinstown, Co. Limerick @ 3 o clock.

Best of luck to Fossa girls Maud Kelly and Sara Sheehan who are involved with the Kerry u14 squad.

U16’s U16’s are at home to Southern Gaels in their third game of Division 1 County League. Game on in Fossa this Thursday 28th April @ 7 o clock. Home venue, support welcome.

Congrats and well done to Erica McGlynn, Anna O’Reilly and Anna Clifford who were involved with the Kerry U-16 team that defeated Waterford yesterday on a score line of 4-18 to 1-5. Erica McGlynn, centre forward scored 6 points, Anna O’ Reilly playing excellent at wing back and Anna Clifford doing powerful work after being introduced at wing forward. Munster final vs Cork May 7th.

Venue TBC. Plenty to look forward to for these girls. Also, the best of luck to Katie Talbot who is involved with the Kerry Minor Team who take on Cork in the Munster Final in Charleville GAA Grounds at 3pm on Monday, May Bank Holiday.

Fossa Senior Ladies The Fossa Senior are away to Annascaul/ Castlegregory on Friday April 29th @ 7 in Division 4 of the County League.

Good luck to all involved.

Community Games Under 12 Soccer The Community Games soccer, played on Sunday in Mastergeeha, saw Fossa come away with the spoils. Fossa played Kilcummin, Ballyduff, Killorglin and Ballyheigue and wins in all four games left Fossa clear at the top.

Matthew O’Connor did well in goal with Robert Brooks, Cian Doyle, Sam Buckley and Captain Peader Kelliher excellent in defence. Darren Ryan, Sean Dineen, Ryan O’Leary and Rocco Sheehan were very strong in midfield chipping in with vital goals.

Eddie Moroney and Finn Kennelly were the stars of the show with Eddie scoring three goals on the day. Well done to the boys and on to the Munster finals.

Couch to 5K training Series Gneeveguilla Ac in conjunction with Barraduff Sports Field Committee are holding a couch to 5K training series commencing Monday April 4th, training will be 3 times a week Monday, Wednesday & Friday evenings at 8.00 pm, finishing on May 27th. Cost €2.00 per session.

Everybody welcome. A 2K road race for children who completed the training programme will be held on Sunday May 27th in Barraduff at 1.00 pm, followed by a 5K road race for the adults who completed the programme. Cost €5 for 5K, €2 for 2K. Papal Nuncio Visit Archbishop Charles J Brown has accepted the invitation of Fossa Parish Pastrol Council to launch a Parish programme celebrating Christ, Prince of Peace Church’s Ruby Jubilee (1977-2017) on the late afternoon of Thursday 28th April next, at a time to be announced.

In conjunction with Pope Francis’ recent Encyclical on Creation, Archbishop Brown will bless our newly created Laudato Si Garden as linked with The Diocese of Kerry Pastoral plan and Earth Week 2016.

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.

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