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Terence Takes The Helm Of Kerry Branch Of Irish Hotels Federation KILLARNEY hotel manager Terence Mulcahy is the new president of the Kerry Branch of the Irish Hotels Federation. Originally from Brosna in North Kerry, Terence is married to well-known Killarney physiotherapist Ailish Mulcahy. Ailish and the couple’s children, Darren and Laura, were among those congratulating Terence when he accepted the chain of office from outgoing president Cormac O’Sullivan at the weekend. Terence, from Ross Road, has worked at the International Hotel for the past 22 years, managing it for the last 17. He succeeds Cormac O’Sullivan of Benners Hotel in Dingle and is joined by new Kerry IHF vice-president Brian Bowler, general manager of The Brehon Hotel. Terence takes the helm as the county and country look forward to another buoyant tourism season. The latest Fáilte Ireland “tourism barometer” shows growth across most sectors, with almost three-quarters of tourism businesses noting business to have increased in the first quarter of 2016. Looking ahead, the industry as a whole is very optimistic about 2016. The Wild Atlantic Way initiative in particular continues to attract praise from operators along the Atlantic coast. Fáilte Ireland takes the performance and future outlook ratings recorded by tourism businesses in each Barometer to establish its regular Tourism Business Sentiment Index.

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Editor’s View Rally weekend gets May off to a successful start RALLY organisers and Gardaí alike have hailed the Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes as one of the best in the event’s history. Indeed, the 37th rally went smoothly from start to finish and elicited glowing comment from locals and visitors alike. The gardaí are to be commended for their successful crackdown on boy racing, ensuring the bona fide rally participants and followers as well as local residents and holidaymakers enjoyed the May bank holiday weekend. Meanwhile, tomorrow all thoughts turn to stepping it out in aid of Pieta House as Killarney gets set for Nathan’s Walk. Walkers are urged to show their support for the suicide and self-harm prevention charity by putting their best foot forward in Killarney National Park. Starting at 4.15am, and crossing the line just as dawn is breaking, the phenomenon that is Darkness Into Light will celebrate its eighth year tomorrow, with Killarney being one of over 100 venues across Ireland showing solidarity with the cause. EVE KELLIHER, EDITOR

Put Your Best Foot Forward For Nathan’s Walk REGISTRATION for Nathan’s Walk/Darkness Into Light 2016 continues today, May 6, from 5pm to 8pm in Killarney Racecourse and will also be available on the day of the walk, tomorrow, Saturday, May 7, from 3.30am at the starting point at Killarney Racecourse. Nathan’s Walk is organised in memory of Nathan O’Carroll by his parents, Marie and Denis O’Carroll, family and friends. Limbering up for the big event, which will commence at 4.15am tomorrow, were the team from Sheahan’s Centra supermarket on Muckross Road as well as Electric Ireland’s Killarney-based staff, and staff and friends at the Porterhouse and McSorley’s along with a whole host of other businesses. Pieta House founder Joan Freeman launched the Kerry Darkness Into Light 2016 and Nathan’s Walk events, supported by Electric Ireland, at The Porterhouse on Plunkett Street recently. For further details see www.darknessintolight.ie

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Cyclists To Saddle Up In In Memory Of Ed TAKING place tomorrow, the 3 Climbs Cycle will be dedicated to the memory of popular Firies man Ed Duggan, who tragically lost his life while out cycling last year. Ed, who was a member of Killarney Cycling Club, was an avid cyclist. He worked as a nurse in St Mary’s of the Angels in Beaufort for children with special needs and in honour of Ed, all proceeds from the 3 Climbs Cycle will go towards this very deserving cause. Ed’s partner Siobhan Dwyer, his good friends Mark Williams and Ruairi Condon, and Mike Kissane who was with Ed when the accident occurred, along with other members of the club, have all rolled in behind the 3 Climbs. His mother Helen and brothers Peter and Christopher send their support to everyone taking part in honouring and remembering Edward. “Ed was an extraordinary young man with such a gentle and caring nature. His easygoing personality, humour and ease added to the treasure and privilege it was to have shared his company. His light is so dearly missed but will never be forgotten,” stated Siobhan and his friends. The committee of the cycle, overseen by organiser Maurice Brosnan, have asked Killarney Gardaí to get involved in the cycle in an effort to highlight the dangers on our roads for cyclists and to ask all road users to remember to slow down a little on the roads. Maurice says that it is important to highlight that cyclists and motorists must respect each other and the rules of the road. “One life lost on our roads is too much,” said Maurice. "There is always a family left behind grieving their loved ones after traffic accidents. We must all try and remember this, be more careful, obey the rules of the road and always put safety first.” The cycle takes place tomorrow, Saturday, May 7, and there are three routes to suit all levels of cyclists. The starting point and registration is at St Brendan’s College, Killarney. Register before online or on the morning from 7.30am to 8.50am, cycle is at 9am sharp. For more information see www.the-3climbscycle.com

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The 3 Climbs Cycle tomorrow, May 7, takes place in memory of the late Ed Duggan.

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Question What are the changes to the grant for respite care this year? How do I apply for the grant? Answer The name of the Respite Care Grant was changed in 2016 and it is now called the Carer's Support Grant. The grant is an annual payment made to carers by the Department of Social Protection. Carers can use the grant in whatever way they wish. You can use the grant to pay for respite care if you wish, but you do not have to do so. In 2016 the grant will be €1,700 (increased from €1,300). You do not qualify if you are working more than 15 hours a week outside the home, if you are taking part in an education or training course for more than 15 hours a week, if you are getting a jobseeker's payment or if you are signing on for jobseeker credits. You also do not qualify if you are living in a hospital, convalescent home or similar institution. If you are caring for more than one person, a grant is paid for each of them. In June of each year (usually on the first Thursday of the month), the Department of Social Protection pays the grant automatically to carers getting Carer's Allowance, Carer's Benefit, Domiciliary Care Allowance or Prescribed Relative's Allowance. If you are not getting one of these payments and you did not get the grant last year, you should fill in an application form. You can apply for this year’s grant from 7 April 2016 (8 weeks before the grant is payable). If you got the grant last year you do not need to reapply. You will get a letter at the end of April from the Carer's Support Grant section in the Department of Social Protection with a short questionnaire. You must answer the questions on the back and return the letter to the Carer's Support Grant section. A freepost envelope will be included with your letter. After you return the letter, the Department will use this and the information on file to reassess you for the Carer's Support Grant. You can apply for a Carer's Support Grant for any given year until 31 December of the following year. So, for example, you can apply for a grant for 2015 up until 31 December 2016. Further information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.

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Enjoy Sunset on Strickeen in aid of Killarney Water Rescue PUT your best foot forward next month in aid of the deserving cause Killarney Water Rescue. The Sunset on Strickeen walk on Friday, June 10, will generate memories that will last a lifetime as well as plenty of fun and, importantly, funds for the voluntary group. The trek is part of Killarney Walking Festival, which runs from June 10 to 12, and departs Kate Kearney’s Cottage at 7.30pm. “Celebrate a bit of Kerry rí-rá with an evening climb and dance a Kerry Set on the summit of Strickeen, ‘little peak’, with its prehistoric cairn on the summit,” said Valerie O’Sullivan of Killarney Walking Festival. “The summit is 440m and you can get some of the best views in Kerry including southwest down across the Hag’s Glen to Carrantuohill and Beenkeeragh, and west to Dingle Bay.” Donations will be welcome on the night. For further information www.killarneywalkingfestival.ie

Getting ready for the Sunset on Strickeen walk on June 10 are John O’Sullivan, Reeks Guiding and director, Killarney Walking Festival, with members of Killarney Water Rescue, Barry Coen, Audrey O’Leary, Des Teahan, Paudie McKenna, Jason Harris and John O’Loughlin, Chairman, Killarney Water Rescue. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

It’s Game On In Killarney COMPUTER gamers, young and old, from all over Ireland and the UK will descend on Killarney this June for the first ever Insomnia Gaming Ireland festival. From June 10 to 13, the INEC in Killarney will be transformed into a gamers’ paradise, featuring console and PC tournaments, appearances by YouTube stars, interactive stage shows, demos of the latest products and retail zones. The Minecraft Zone will be one of the biggest attractions at this event. Here gamers can play in tournaments, shop the latest Minecraft merchandise and get to hear special guests from the world of Minecraft. And while the kids are building worlds in Minecraft, Mum and Dad can take a trip down 8bit memory lane in the Retro Zone which will feature a variety of old school games on classic consoles. YouTube stars Amy Lee, Choochoosgaming, Ashdubh, Nettyplays, AmyLee, Inthelittlewood, Mini Muka, Gassy Mexican and Terroriser will attend the festival and form part of the line-up of interactive stage shows and special guest areas. The Bring Your Own Computer (BYOC) LAN Hall will open for 72 hours and will host 250 gaming enthusiasts playing multiplayer games with and against each other. Visitors will also be able to delve into the eSports scene with popular competitive tournaments occurring throughout the event such as Counter-Strike: Glob-

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al Offensive, Rocket League, League of Legends and Hearthstone. Daily console tournaments will be taking place, as well as the BYOC LAN Hall hosting tournaments of its own. Insomnia Ireland is hosted by Multiplay, organisers of the UK’s largest gaming festival, Insomnia, and a subsidiary of GAME Digital plc (“GAME Digital”), the UK’s leading video gaming specialist. Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster. Day tickets for Insomnia Gaming Ireland cost €24 and €99 for the Bring Your Own Computer (BYOC) LAN Hall. For more information visit https://insomniagamingfestival.com/ireland

Insomnia Gaming is coming to Killarney. Pictured are Minecraft fans ready for the event, Ellen McSweeney, Eoghan McSweeney, Feithleann Somers, Jennifer Rae, Arywnn O’Donoghue and Joe Scanlon.picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Kerry Citizens Information Service Mobile Unit In Town THE Kerry Citizens Information Service (CIS) mobile unit is located in Killarney today. It wheeled into Deer Park car park yesterday and will be in the same location today, Friday, May 6, from 12 noon to 6pm, and also tomorrow, Saturday, May 7, from 10am to 4pm. 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 is-

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sues, 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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Daniel’s DeLorean Will Whisk You Back In Time ENTERPRISING and creative Killarney teen Daniel O’Sullivan could give the famous Doc Brown from the Back to the Future movies a run for his money. Daniel, who is in second year in St Brendan’s College, has created a computer device that shares a name with the famous DeLorean time machine in the film franchise. Daniel’s ingenious DeLorean allows the user to play video games from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s using a wireless PS3 controller connected over Bluetooth. “Alongside the video game features, my device also allows for the viewing of TV shows and movies (similar to Netflix) and the viewing of live TV channels,” said Daniel, who is from Minish. “The device can be plugged into any TV with a HDMI port and the operating system is user friendly. For the TV and movie section of the device to run smoothly a relatively decent broadband connection is required, the games however do not require a Wi-Fi connection.” The talented student created the DeLorean as part of a SciFest project. “My device will soon be available (some time during the summer hopefully) for purchase at a price of €120,” he said. “Since I am marketing the device as both a TV box and a video game console, the controller will be sold separately for a price of approximately €45€50. Games will be available for €5 each, however discounts may be available later (buy five, get two free).” Innovative Daniel got the idea for the project because he didn’t want to buy new video game consoles at the €400 price point. “The idea stemmed from my thoughts about how people enjoy 'classic' movies, music and books and why I couldn’t do the same for video games. I initially created the device thinking I might be able to get four or five systems working, but at the moment I've got over 35 systems from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s playing games such as the original Super Mario Bros and Sonic the Hedgehog,” he said.

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INMO To Seek Restoration Of All Pay Cuts

Killarney To Host Chief Fire Officers’ Annual Conference

THE restoration of all pay cuts was one of the topics on the agenda at the 97th annual conference of the Irish Nurses & Midwives Organization (INMO) in Killarney this week. Over 350 delegates arrived for the event, which opened on Wednesday and concludes today. Some 70 motions were up for debate, including the critical shortage of nursing staff. This was one of the main issues on the agenda at the national event, which is taking place in the Killarney Convention Centre at The Gleneagle and has as its theme is Registered Nurses & Midwives Making the difference – Professionals in Action. The conference previously took place in Killarney four years ago, when Kerry delegate and Killarney native Sheila Dickson was INMO president.

THE Kerry Fire and Rescue Service hosted the 2016 Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA) Conference at The Malton Hotel, Killarney, on Wednesday and Thursday. The annual showcase event for Ireland’s Fire Services sector hosted expert speakers from the emergency services sector, academia, government, local government and the fire technology industry from Ireland and overseas. Topics covered during the two-day event included decision-making by Fire Service incident commanders, stress management and operational discretion for Fire Service leaders. Conference speakers included Mr Sean Hogan, national director for Fire & Emergency Management (NDFEM), Brian Sweeney, international advisor to the board of the NDFEM, Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, London Fire Brigade and Prof Hugh McCauley of Trinity College Dublin. Conference secretary and chief fire officer for Kerry Michael Hession said: “We welcome several speakers of the highest calibre, both Irish and International, who bring a very rich heritage of service and leading academic views on the interesting topics we will address.” A unique aspect to the conference this year was the focus on the rich Irish heritage in fire services in the United States and further afield, added Mr Hession. “We are very pleased to welcome chiefs from the state of Massachusetts who with their families represent the wonderful contribution of the Irish over generations,” he said. The CFOA comprises the chief fire officers of all fire authorities in Ireland.

Kerry nurses Pearl O'Connell, Sheila Dickson, Cathy O"Shea and Breda O'Connor and at back, Noreen Corcoran and Breda O'Sullivan pictured at the INMO conference in The Gleneagle Hotel on Wednesday. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

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Biker Mike English tunes up his Harley-Davidson motorbike as he prepares for Ireland BikeFest’s 10th anniversary festival which takes place in Killarney on the June Bank Holiday weekend. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

Healy-Raes On Harleys THIS Sunday, May 8, Kerry TDs Danny and Michael Healy-Rae will be launching Healys on Harleys at The Gleneagle Hotel. The event, at 3pm, will launch the annual Muscular Dystrophy Ireland raffle to win a Harley-Davidson at Ireland BikeFest Killarney. “This year marks the 10th anniversary of Muscular Dystrophy Ireland's partnership with BikeFest, a fantastic example of co-operation for community good led by local people in our community for people in our community,” said Deputy Michael Healy-Rae. The text ticket raffle will help highlight MDI’s services in the county. “As public representatives, we chose to be partners with MDI and specifically with this event because we acknowledge and wholeheartedly support the

achievements and indeed the mission of MDI but more importantly the steadfast commitment by MDI to ensure all money raised is spent on developing more services in my community and yours throughout Kerry,” said Deputy Healy-Rae. “The key commitment of the MDI raffle is to raise €65,000. The funds raised will remain in Kerry and used to fund a dedicated Muscular Dystrophy Kerry community support worker and to develop vital services in the county to help improve the lives of MDI members in Kerry. “Danny and I ask you all to help Muscular Dystrophy Ireland generate increased support for this year's raffle and help Muscular Dystrophy Kerry reach the funding target.”

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IT’S Ireland’s biggest motorbike festival and it’s going to be attracting tens of thousands of bike enthusiasts from across the globe during the June bank holiday weekend. The town of Killarney is about to go from 0 to 60 as it revs up to celebrate Ireland BikeFest’s 10th anniversary. It will be zooming into action from June 3 to 6, and word on the ground is that the organisers are gearing up for their biggest and boldest festival yet. With ten years’ experience under their kidney belts, the Ireland BikeFest team really know what they’re at. This festival has evolved into a well-oiled machine. It is Ireland’s only free open biker festival and the festival headquarters are located at The Gleneagle Hotel. Highlights will include daily rideouts around famous touring routes along the Wild Atlantic Way, marshalled by Celtic Thunder Chapter Ireland and Gaelic Chapter Ireland, free Harley-Davidson® demo rides, and free live indoor and outdoor entertainment day and night. The Bike Village is the main hub of activity throughout the weekend, featuring trader stands selling specialised biker wares including clothing, helmets, trinkets, gadgets, and gizmos. This year’s line-up of entertainment is epic and culminates with the Saturday night gig in the INEC with Kíla followed by the Tenors of Rock. Be sure to check out The Irish Rolling Stones, Jerry Fish and festival favourites Hells Bells as well. With free entry to all Ireland BikeFest gigs you’ve no excuse not to. Ireland Bike Fest’s support of Muscular Dystrophy Ireland will continue this year with the “Win a HarleyDavidson®” raffle which will be officially launched on Sunday, May 8. Visit www.mdi.ie for information on how to enter.

Kilcummin Performers Raise The Roof EIGHT pals that joined forces through their love of music have been hitting all the right notes of late. Fuaimeanna Shliabh Luachra, which translates as Sounds of Sliabh Luachra, is a group of friends that came together with an interest in traditional music and singing. The talented performers scooped second prize at the Siansa Gael Linn 2016 final in April, raising the roof of the National Concert Hall before a 1,000-strong audience on Sunday, April 17. This week, television viewers got to see them in action on TG4 on Monday. The group was chosen as one of the eight finalists from an initial entry of 50 groups in November last – a fantastic achievement as it was their first time to have participated in this prestigious competition Fuaimeanna Shliabh Luachra is mentored by Mary O’Connor. Four of the group are from Kilcummin (Niamh McSweeney, Aisling O'Connor, Dean Griffin and Steven O'Leary), two of the group are from Fossa (Seán Kelliher and Cian O'Sullivan), and two are from Currow (Eimear Horgan and Thomas Barrett). “It was a very satisfying result for the group who had to combine rehearsals with their study and particularly as three members are due to sit their Leaving Cert in a few weeks’ time,” said Mary. “Tributes must go to their trainers Conor Moriarty who arranged the music, and Roisin Ryan and Cathal Flood who also mentored the group. The group is also grateful for the support of their parents. Well done to Fuaimeanna Shliabh Luachra.” The adjudicators included renowned traditional musician and Killarney native Niamh Ní Charra. First prize went to the group ‘Círéib’ from Dublin, with ‘Gluaiseacht’ from West Cork coming in third place. Fuaimeanna Shliabh Luachra in action in the National Concert Hall.

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It’s Destination Sunshine For Holidaymakers TOURISM stakeholders in Kerry were given a sneak preview of the choice of destinations from Cork Airport for those looking to travel this summer. At a special event hosted in the Killarney Park Hotel by Cork Airport last Thursday, the range of destinations from the airport was highlighted. It was also a chance to identify the opportunities for local tourism in the county resulting from significant inbound passenger growth. 2016 has already seen a number of new routes for Cork Airport as well as increased capacity across some of the most popular routes used by people from Kerry and other Munster counties. This has already resulted in an increase of 10.5% in passenger numbers at Cork Airport, which will welcome at least nine new routes this year, with a further three in the near future, from key tourism markets Great Britain, Germany, France, Spain and the US. New routes include Düsseldorf with Aer Lingus, London City, Nantes and La Rochelle with CityJet, Madrid with Iberia Express, Cardiff with Flybe, Southampton and Leeds Bradford with Aer Lingus Regional as well as Menorca with Lee Travel and Stein Travel. Management at the airport also warmly welcomed the news that the US Department of Transportation said that it “tentatively” finds that Norwegian Air International “should be issued the foreign air carrier permit”. This paves the way for the first transatlantic service from Cork to Boston. The airline has also committed to launching a Cork-Barcelona service and as well as New York service soon after. For anyone from Kerry looking to fly to the UK, Cork Airport has 14 destinations available including London City Airport. Sun seekers from the South West have a choice of 11 destinations in Spain, including firm favourites of Canary Islands, Alicante, Malaga and Barcelona. France is also very well served from Cork Airport. Kevin Cullinane, head of communications at Cork Airport, said: “Thousands of passengers from Kerry use Cork Airport each year for their travel needs, which is in easy reach of anywhere in the county.”

Kate O'Leary, Killarney Chamber president, Kevin Cullinane, Cork Airport Head of Communications, and Anne Marie Kennelly, Killarney Chamber.

Kathleen Walshe (Communications, Cork Airport), centre, with Kate McGillycuddy and Jennifer Dineen, Abbey Travel, Killarney.

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Mary McCarrick and Aine O'Donoghue, Torc Travel, Killarney, Kathleen Walshe (Communications, Cork Airport), Kate O'Leary (Killarney Chamber President) and Julie Daly. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Niamh O'Shea (Killarney Park Hotel) , Conor Hennigan (IHF and Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce), Alan Shortt (media skills trainer, comedian and travel writer), Kevin Cullinane (Cork Airport Head of Communications) and Kathleen Walshe (Communications, Cork Airport).

John Griffin (Kerry County Council Tourism Officer), Kathleen Walshe (Communications, Cork Airport), Kevin Cullinane (Cork Airport Head of Communications), Kate O'Leary (President of Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce) and Paul O'Neill (Killarney Chamber) at an event hosted by Cork Airport in the Killarney Park Hotel

Tom Randles (Randles Hotels Killarney), Alan Shortt (media skills trainer, comedian and travel writer) and Kevin Cullinane (Cork Airport Head of Communications).

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Get Ready To Give It A Go EXCITEMENT is building in anticipation of the first-ever Give it a Go event in Killarney. Hidden Hearing has announced it would sponsor the event, which takes place in June. Organised by Active Retirement Ireland and The Gleneagle Hotel, Give it a Go takes place from June 13 to 17. It celebrates ageing and the freedom and opportunities retirement can offer. Participants will have the chance to try out a huge range of activities including motorcycling, surfing, fishing, yoga and golf. And after a lengthy day of action and adventure, there will be live entertainment every evening, including performances by Brendan Shine, Red Hurley, The Ronan Collins Showband Show and HIYA Entertainment. Give it a Go is about experiencing new things, finding new hobbies and interests, meeting up with friends old and new, laughing, dancing and have fun! “We’re delighted to sponsor the first ever Give It A Go event in Killarney this summer,” said Dolores Madden, marketing director, Hidden Hearing. “We encourage everyone to get out and ‘Give It A Go’, no matter what. Hearing loss can affect every aspect of a person’s life, what things aren’t you doing, enjoying or experiencing because a person can’t hear to their full potential. Give It A Go celebrates life, as does Hidden Hearing, and that’s why we are proud to sponsor such a celebration.” Hidden Hearing has over 25 years of experience helping people with hearing loss in Ireland. With over 75 stores nationwide including Scott Street ,Killarney, Tralee and Kenmare, it screens over 40,000 people annually. Hidden Hearing offers free, no obligation hearing tests at all of its clinics. For more information on Give it a Go call 064-6671550 or visit www. gleneaglehotel.com

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Martin Brett, manager, Gleneagle Hotel, Anne O’Brien, Active Retirement executive, and Dolores Madden, marketing director, Hidden Hearing. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

Turn Heads At Killarney’s May Races IT’S time to put the finishing touches to your most creative headgear and enjoy Jennifer Rae, left, Mad Hatters Day which takes and Róisín Ní place on Sunday, May 15, at Liatháin launching Killarney Racecourse. The Killarney Races’ event will bring Killarney’s summer racing season and May Racing Festival off to a ‘Mad Hatters Day’. head-turning start. PICTURE: VALERIE On offer are three days (May O’SULLIVAN 15-May 17) of the very best of festival racing. Sunday and Monday are both National Hunt cards whilst Tuesday is an all-flat card. Sunday is Mad Hatters Day and there will be two categories in the competition (both children and adults). 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. There are plenty of fantastic prizes on offer. 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-sought-after 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 (who are in their second season at Killarney Racecourse) will be performing throughout the day. The first race on Sunday, May 15, is at 2.05pm with the feature race of the day being The Grade B Ladbrokes Ireland Handicap Hurdle with a prize fund of €50,000. Monday, May 16, is ‘Lá na gClub’. For bookings contact 064-6631125.

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Dylan in the frame MEET Dylan Clifford, who will be snapping the faces he meets out and about in Killarney’s evening scene. Dylan, from Arbutus Grove, Killarney, has a passion for photography. “I got my first camera about nine years ago and started out taking pictures of the rally and landscapes around Killarney National Park,” he said. Dylan joined the prestigious Killarney Camera Club for a year in 2009 and promptly won the coveted Amateur Photographer of the Year award. “I have since upgraded a lot of my gear and started Multimedia in CIT in 2013,” said Dylan. “At the end of 2015 I created a Facebook page called Dylan Clifford Media to showcase my pictures. This

year I decided to make it more than a hobby and hopefully start a career in photography by taking pictures for families and events.” Look out for Dylan as you enjoy evenings out in Killarney and he will put your occasion in the picture.

Enjoying Ciara Enright’s birthday celebration at Scotts were Emma Sheedy, Chloe Enright and Ciara Enright.

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Eoghan Kelly and Darren Concan pictured on Saturday.

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Pictured at Sean Cronin’s 40th birthday party in the Killarney Royal Hotel were Sean with his wife Michelle Cronin and their children Lorna and Dylan Cronin.

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Pictured in The Kube are Mandy Doody, Marian Doody and Sean Ware. Adam O’Connor, Brendan O’Grady, Cathal O’Connor and Patrick O’Donoghue.

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Sem Boys Have The ‘Write’ Stuff CONGRATULATIONS to Evan O’Callaghan, Adam O’Connor, Mark Cooper and James Knoblauch who were winners in the St Brendan’s College 1916 writing competition. The students penned prize-winning short stories to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising.

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Killarney cheerleaders on top of the world WELL done to the Killarney Scorchers cheerleading squad. Twelve members of the club represented Ireland in the world championships in the United States. The group enjoyed a rousing homecoming in St Oliver’s National School, Ballycasheen, last night after doing their town, county and country proud.

Nellie Moynihan, left, organiser of St Agatha's Glenflesk GAA Club, Rambling House, presenting a cheque to John O'Loughlin, chairman, Kilarney Water Rescue of €1500 from the proceeds of the successful night, also presenting the cheque is Cathy Somers, treasurer, Glenflesk GAA Club. Sitting from left, Rosie Healy, Padraig Cashman, Barry Coen, Simon Harris, Noreen Cashman, back row, Derry Healy, Chairman Glenflesk GAA Club, Audrey O'Leary, Killarney Water Rescue, Diane Healy, Mary Buckley, Mary O'Callaghan, Martina Dineen, Ann Moynihan, Mary Kelly, Nora O'Sullivan, Kieran O'Callaghan, Padraig Moynihan. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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At the presentation of prizes of the Gleneagle Squash Club monthly competition sponsored by Cross Refrigeration were front from left, Liam Shine Mike Howard, Cross Refrigeration, Maciej Truchan, overall winner, Eamon O'Donoghue, Gleneagle Hotel and Margaret O'Connor. Second row from left are Ray O'Callaghan, Don Ring, Mike O'Donoghue, Ger Foley, Bernice Enright, Sean McCarthy, Ryan Kavanagh, Philip O'Connor and Kevin Smith. Back from left are Charlie Coakley, James Cahill, Joe O'Carroll, Shiva Katta, Connie Doyle, Mike Crowley and Eamonn Bowler. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

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AS THE name suggests, the CACI Ultimate really is the ultimate aesthetic treatment system. As the very first treatment system to combine a microcurrent, facial toning crystal-free orbital microdermabrasion and LED light therapy photo-stimulation, the CACI Ultimate is truly the most versatile treatment system available. The system’s multifunctional capabilities enable the operator to offer the most comprehensive range of non-surgical treatment options, appealing to both male and female clients of all ages. The microcurrent-toning phase uses a combination of specific waveforms and ultra low frequencies that work in harmony with the body’s own bioelectrical field to provide an instant face firming effect.

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WELL done to the Kilcummin GAA Club ladies committee which held a hugely successful fundraiser aid of the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus. The Pink Night took place in the Klub Bar in Kilcummin in February and the committee recently presented an impressive cheque to the value of €1847 to Jay Calvin and Breda Dyland of the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus committee.

The Kilcummin GAA Club ladies committee present the proceeds of the pink night to Jay Galvin and Breda Dyland of the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus committee, Kathleen Ryan, Elaine Coffey, Marie Brosnan, Brid Fleming, Carmel O’Riordan and Susan Healy.

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Improved hearing enhances quality of life in moderate dementia The quality of life is improved in impaired listeners diagnosed with moderate dementia by treating hearing loss with hearing aids, reports Charles Lewis, Chief Audiologist, Audiology Medical Services, Tralee

EARLY findings in a new study suggest that the quality of life is improved in impaired listeners diagnosed with moderate dementia by treating hearing loss with hearing aids, as well as the quality of life of the caregiver The study by the University of North Texas and Unitron, a global manufacturer of advanced hearing solutions, is being conducted by Amyn M. Amlani, PhD, Associate Professor of Speech and Hearing Sciences at the University of North Texas, in partnership with Brian Taylor, Au.D., Director of Practice Development and Clinical Affairs at Unitron.

Improvement In Cognitive Ability Using Hearing Aids The researchers have already been able to show some improvement in cognitive ability among participants using hearing aids. This is certainly suggestive that there may be new therapeutic potential for hearing aids in cases of dementia. If the early results are found to be conclusive, the findings could enhance the role of hearing healthcare professionals in the rehabilitation of patients diagnosed with cognitive decline in relation to his or her hearing. Dr Amlani said: "This study looks at whether improved hearing can improve cognitive functioning for people who have already been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, In particular, we want to understand whether better hearing can play a role in helping people with dementia lead more active and engaged lives, particularly if hearing loss is identified and treated early." Untreated hearing loss and dementia Previous studies have found that people with hearing loss are significantly more likely to develop dementia over time in comparison to those with normal hearing. There are currently many studies ongoing in relation to hearing loss and neurodegenerative disease, but no data yet exists showing that the effects of dementia can actually be lessened through the use of hearing aids. Brian Taylor said: "Given the expected sharp increase in dementia cases over the next few decades, our findings could have significant implications for aging individuals as they begin experiencing hearing loss, Unitron is focused on providing solutions for healthcare providers so they can better serve their patients, and get them the treatment they need." Audiology Medical Services at the Bon Secours Hospital and Scotia House Tralee is Kerry’s only independently audited hearing centre of excellence. AMS is the exclusive supplier of the Lyric Hearing Aid which can be worn 24/7, even in the shower and without having to change batteries. For free trial of the Lyric Hearing Aid or for wax removal, call 1800 501 501. Audiology Medical Services at the Bon Secours Hospital and Scotia House Tralee is Kerry’s only independently audited hearing centre of excellence. To make an appointment Call FreePhone 1800 501 501.

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Killarney cartoonist in the picture HIS eye for detail and vivid artistic flair ensure Killarney artist Martin Carey puts his own unique stamp on everyday scenes and situations. Martin, a member of staff with Iarnród Éireann/Irish Rail based at Killarney Railway Station, has always had a passion for art and his skill and imagination ensure his take on the faces and places he captures in his drawings and cartoons is always in demand. In this, the first of his regular contributions to Killarney Advertiser, Martin depicts the world-famous Rally of the Lakes.

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I HAVE mentioned before in this article the problems that many producers of craft beers have in establishing their name beyond their own locality. For instance who really wants to drink Killarney beer in Galway and vice versa? In some ways the association with a town may even be detrimental. A bad product may taint others from the same town. Sometimes establishing your brand on its own merits is the

best way to go providing the quality is there, of course. Take for example Torc Brewing which you are now starting to see countrywide. Torc is not really known as a Killarney beer but rather a top-quality beer that happens to be made in Killarney. In the same way Dingle distillery has transcended its place of origin by virtue of its quality. We sell more Dingle Gin and Vodka to people from Dublin than we do

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK CRABMEAT SALAD The Lake Hotel’s head chef Noel Enright shares his recipe for the perfect sumer dish

INGREDIENTS 250g crabmeat (suggested: Ted Browne’s Dingle Bay Crabmeat) 50g mayonnaise 1 lime, zest and juice 1 small nugget of fresh ginger (size of your thumbnail) ½ Granny Smith apple

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METHOD Squeeze the crabmeat in your hand to drain off any excess liquid. Mix through the mayonnaise. Grate the apple on the coarse side of your grater. Grate the ginger and zest the lime on the fine side of you grater. Add your grated ingredients to the crabmeat with the juice from half the lime and mix. Serve with some mixed salad leaves, chilled white wine, (sun in the sky if you are lucky) and relax. This recipe serves four.

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NJOYING one of the most beautiful locations in the world, Moriarty’s Heather in the Gap of Dunloe is a picture-perfect wedding destination. Whether it’s a sumptuous eight-course tasting menu or an informal barbecue, Heather is ideally suited to intimate wedding receptions of up to 50 people. “Nestled on our private landscaped grounds and with the stunning Gap of Dunloe as a backdrop, couples need look no further for the perfect combination of relaxed elegance and mouth-watering food,” said Ailish Moriarty of Heather. The venue is flooded with natural light in the daytime, and in the evening is transformed into a cosy space with a log fire and intimate lighting. “We aim to give every couple a unique and personal experience, and you will be treated like ‘one of our own’ in planning this most special day,” added Ailish. “We are more than happy to provide assistance with arrangements such as transport, accommodation, music, flowers, and photographers." The location, just ten minutes from Killarney town and 20 minutes from Kerry Airport, makes Heather an ideal location for those looking for a destination wedding venue in Ireland. “Our menus are tailored to each event, combining our client’s personal preferences with our own seasonal garden produce and market availability,” added Ailish. Call Heather at the Gap of Dunloe on 064-664 4144 or email info@moriartys.ie.

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The family-owned and operated * Dromhall Hotel has been hosting weddings for over 50 years, we would love to meet you and show you around! â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our wedding day was the most beautiful enjoyable day here. The atmosphere was amazing, the interior was just stunning, the food was out of this world and most importantly the kindness extended to us by the hotel staff from the start of wedding planning, through to our wedding day and to the end when we left to go home, was just overwhelming.â&#x20AC;? Joanne & Aidan 31/12/15

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"At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet" - Plato

Ringbearer Mossie gives paws for thought BY EVE KELLIHER THE groom’s pet pooch Mossie enjoyed the limelight when he was required to be ringbearer at the nuptials of Róisín O'Sullivan and Ronan Flynn. Róisín, from Dunloe Upper, Beaufort, and Ronan, from Demesne, Killarney, were wed in a Humanist ceremony in the Killarney Oaks Hotel led by celebrant Seamus De Burca. “Mossie played a part in us getting together – Ronan used him to get my attention!” said Róisín. After the newlyweds, their bridal party and, of course, Mossie, posed for the camera of Ian Cronin, at scenic spots including Ross Castle, they re-joined the guests at the Killarney Oaks for the reception. Helping them celebrate were the groom’s parents Maisie and James Flynn and grandmother Kitty Flynn. Very much in their thoughts on the big day were the bride’s parents, the late Dan and Chrissie O'Sullivan. Róisín’s sister Aisling O’Sullivan was Róisín O'Sullivan and Ronan Flynn with Mossie. PICTURES: IC PHOTO STUDIO

bridesmaid while the groom’s friend Kieran Flynn was best man. The bride’s brother Declan O’Sullivan accompanied her up the aisle. Róisín and Ronan first met in McSorley’s Bar on a night out in July 2013 and got engaged in Prague in November 2015. The bride’s nephew and godchild Daniel O’Sullivan, aged four, won standing ovations when he performed a rap song with the band. Róisín looked stunning in a Lillian West dress, while the groom and his party were dapper in suits by Formally Yours. The bride’s aunt, Bridie Flaherty, took care of the floral arrangements. The newlyweds, who will reside in Mastergeeha, Kilcummin, will honeymoon at a later date.

Róisín O'Sullivan and Ronan Flynn with Aisling O'Sullivan, Kieran Flynn and Mossie.

•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

Róisín O'Sullivan and Ronan Flynn.

Bride Róisín O'Sullivan.

Róisín O'Sullivan is walked up the aisle by her brother Declan O'Sullivan.

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Dromhall and Randles hotels are a dream come true for your wedding

AN you think of a more perfect place to hold your wedding celebrations than at a historic hotel set in beautiful surroundings? The Dromhall Hotel was originally a hunting lodge, used in times past by the aristocracy visiting the lakes and mountains; over 50 years ago, it was purchased by the Randles family and metamorphosed into the supremely elegant venue it is today. The Randles family still run The Dromhall Hotel and thus you are sure of not only gracious surroundings and superb service but also that personal touch which comes from family involvement. It has always been the Randles’ family mission to give every single visitor the individual attention that the hosts of a stately home would always offer to their guests, from fine dining to luxurious bedrooms, and always with a warmly smiling welcome. The stunning banqueting suite, now completely renovated, has earned The Dromhall Hotel a place in Ireland’s top 100 wedding venues, as well as receiving more nominations than any other wedding location by brides of Real Weddings. Both The Dromhall Hotel and its sister hotel the Randles Hotel are fully registered to provide civil ceremonies. Their location is ideal too, of course: easy access, plenty of parking, and offering wonderful opportunities for memorable wedding pictures, not only outdoors but within the hotel itself (just check out the splendid staircase and imagine yourself standing there with the cameras flashing!).

The Dromhall Hotel and Randles Hotel are the perfect choice for your big day.

Choosing the perfect wedding stationery Sinead O’Sullivan of The Invite Hub gives advice on a key element of your big day

HEN it comes to weddings, choosing your stationery is so important as it’s the first glimpse into your wedding day for your family and friends and is essentially the base layer of the look and feel of your wedding. From your personalised wedding invitations that set the tone of your big day, to the individually made name cards that add the finishing touches, at The Invite Hub we are here to make your wedding vision a reality. Can’t see something quite right? Or would you prefer a design that’s specific to you and that no one else would have seen before? Here at The Invite Hub we specialise in Bespoke Invitations. Whether you know exactly what you want on your invitation or just an idea, we can work with you to create that unique invite just for you! I'll work closely with my clients throughout the entire design process; you can keep up to date with your wedding invitations and make sure they're exactly as you imagine they should be. We have some beautiful card textures, which complement all our designs and wedding themes. We also create fingerprint tree prints, fun advice cards for your guests at the reception, wedding signs, bathroom signs, and sticker seals for envelopes . .

Simply tell us your vision and let us do the hard work!

Advice on choosing your wedding venue

OUR wedding venue is one of the most important aspects of your big day, with some couples even planning their entire nuptials around a specific venue. The first thing to take into account when choosing a wedding location is that there are likely to be two parts of your wedding to organise – the wedding ceremony and the wedding reception. As regards the ceremony, a church wedding is still the favourite choice for many couples, and most have a particular church in mind. In this case, the reception must be planned around the ceremony location. Factors such as ease of transport from service to reception will be important when planning your church wedding. Brides and grooms keen to exchange vows in a civil wedding have the option of choosing a venue that will host both the wedding ceremony and reception. The type of wedding you have will depend partly on how big it will be, so consider the venue capacity.

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Why Kelly Ann is The Brehon’s fairy godmother

O GOOD is The Brehon’s wedding co-ordinator, Kelly Ann O’Connor, at making dreams come true, her colleagues have nicknamed her “the fairy godmother”. Kelly Ann joined the team at The Brehon in 2014, having previously worked as a wedding planner in Las Vegas, Chicago, Limerick and Dublin. “I have worked on every type of wedding imaginable, from elaborate, lavish weddings with limitless budgets to intimate family gatherings where simplicity was key,” said Kelly Ann. “Every wedding I have ever worked on has had one common theme and that is making sure the wedding guests have fun. The advice I give to couples is be sure to create a memorable evening for both themselves and their guests.” As for her attention to detail, it is second to none. “The team here call me the fairy godmother because I ask our couples to tell me their every expectation and dream for their wedding day,” said Kelly Ann. “My job is to make these dreams be-

come a reality. Everyone has their own unique ideas, and in my experience it is often these ideas that make a wedding truly great.” Kelly Ann loves everything to do with weddings and even on her downtime she is always looking for inspiration and new ideas on how to make improvements. “We recently added a stunning paved area to our picturesque Brehon lawn, this has allowed us to bring our drinks receptions outside when the weather permits. Our lawn is also home to a family of resident fairies and our imaginative fairy trail is a wonderful way of entertaining our younger guests.” “I love planning weddings, I love that each wedding is different and that each couple injects their own personalities into the day. I have the best job because I get to look after guests and couples on the happiest day of their lives.” For more information visit www.thebrehon.com. To make an appointment with Kelly Ann or to request a wedding pack call 064-6630700 or email kellyann.oconnor@thebrehon. com

Kelly Ann O’Connor.

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Success Zooms Centre Stage At Rally RALLY organisers and fans alike were thrilled with the huge success that was this year’s Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes. Regarded as one of the best ever, the 37th event drew innumerable words of praise from participants and spectators as well as locals. “It was a huge success,” Johnny Hickey of organiser Killarney & District Motor Club told the Killarney Advertiser. “One of the major reasons for its success this year was the fact that it was brought back into the town.” And the eager looks on the faces of rally fans of all ages said it all, with children excitedly waving from the side-lines as the winners zipped past along the stages. “The rally was fantastic from both a competitor and spectator’s point of view. It went down well with everyone and we were delighted as a club that it was an overall safe and enjoyable weekend,” added Johnny. He was also swift to praise Killarney Gardaí who joined forces with rally organisers in a bid to clamp down on so-called “boy racer” activity. Gardaí are pleased with the way their policing operation went over the weekend for this year’s Rally of the Lakes, according to Superintendent Flor Murphy of Killarney Gardaí. “While there were a number of arrests they were minor in nature and overall the weekend was peaceful and safe,” said Superintendent Murphy. “A strong presence on the ground both in terms of traffic law enforcement and dealing with public disorder and antisocial behaviour paid dividends in that the weekend passed off without any incident of note.”

Conor Foley and Donagh Kelly, winning driver, celebrate at The Gleneagle Hotel on Sunday. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

Donagh Kelly, winning driver, and Conor Foley celebrate at the finish with Mags Milner and Aine O'Callaghan, Cormac, Noelle, Isaac and Evan Casey (Killarney Advertiser and KC Print).

Killarney crew Kevin O'Donoghue and David Randles after completing the rally. Donagh Kelly, winning driver, and Conor Foley celebrate at the finish with Anthony O'Connor, clerk of the course, and Liam Cronin, deputy clerk, Cormac Casey and Aidan Quirke (Killarney Advertiser).

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Donagh Kelly, winning driver, and Conor Foley celebrate at the finish with Mags Milner and Aine O'Callaghan, Jeff Aherne, Richie Lahiff and Donal Lawlor, cartell.ie, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, Cathy Healy and Aidan Quirke (Killarney Advertiser) after winning the 37th cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 on Sunday. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh

Donagh Kelly Retains Rally Of The Lakes Title

Local crew Adrian Deasy and Alan Ring (fifth overall) with Jeff Aherne, cartell.ie, Aine O'Callaghan, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, Mags Kelleher Milner and Cormac Casey (Killarney Advertiser and KC Print) at the finish line.

DONAGH KELLY and co-driver Conor Foley retained their Cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes title on Sunday afternoon. The pair triumphed a year ago with 50 seconds to spare and repeated that feat with a confident performance around Killarney and the Beara Peninsula. Kelly, in his Ford Focus WRC, began the second day in third but by the end of stage ten he was in command, capitalising on overnight leader Gary Jennings' misfortune as he crashed his Subaru to spin out of contention. Alistair Fisher sat in second in his Fiesta R5, with Sam Moffattâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tyre puncture on stage 11 putting paid to his hopes of hunting down the leaders. Kelly was in total control from there on in and he kept his composure to close out victory by a margin of 49.6 seconds. Fisher took second, which was enough to put him into the lead in the Irish Tarmac series, while Moffatt, also driving a Fiesta R5, was nine seconds further back.

Local crew Kieran O'Donoghue and Derek Butler with Mags Kelleher Milner, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, and Aine O'Callaghan.

Father and son Charlie and Johnny Hickey, Killarney, celebrate at the finish after winning the John Mullane Cup in the 37th Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes.

Local crew Kieran O'Donoghue and Derek Butler, winners of the Gerard Horgan memorial award, with Aine O'Callaghan and Mags Kelleher Milner, Martin Farrell (Chief Marshall), Noreen Marshall and Brian McArdle, Ordnance Survey Ireland.

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Father and son Charlie and Johnny Hickey, Killarney, Class 14 winners and winners of the John Mullane Memorial Cup, with Sheila Mullane Moynihan, sister of the late John Mullane at the prizegiving at The Gleneagle Hotel. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

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Killarney crew Noel O'Sullivan and Nicholas Burke, (second in class nine) with Aine O'Callaghan, Adrian Cronin (Safety Officer), Cathy Healy (Rally Secretary) and Mags Kelleher.

Local crew Denis Hickey and Sean Nolan (second in class 12) with Aine O'Callaghan, Adrian Cronin (Safety Officer), Cathy Healy (Rally Secretary) and Mags Kelleher Milner. Killarney crew Tara and Andrew Duggan (first in class 11R) with Aine O'Callaghan, Adrian Cronin (Safety Officer), Cathy Healy (Rally Secretary) and Mags Kelleher.

Donagh Kelly and Conor Foley, overall winners, seated in front with Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, and Jeff Aherne, cartell.ie, at the cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes 2016 prizegiving the INEC Killarney on Sunday night; back, Aine O'Callaghan, Cathy Healy, Rally Secretary, Liam Cronin, Deputy Clerk of the Course, and Mags Milner Kelleher. Kevin O'Sullivan and Martin O'Riordan, Killarney, Class 20 winners, with Aine O'Callaghan, Derek Lee, Gleneagle Hotel, Liam Cronin, Deputy Clerk of the course, and Mags Kelleher Milner.

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Donal Lawlor, Aine O'Callaghan, Jeff Aherne, cartell.ie, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, Mike Moriarty, Kate O'Leary, Killarney Chamber President, Liam Cronin, Mags Milner, Diarmuid Cronin, Killarney & District Motor Club chairman, and Richie Lahiff, cartell. ie, at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes.

Richard, Lauren, Ann and Christopher Carey, Killarney, at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes.

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Aine Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan and Mags Milner with Mike Moriarty, Mike O'Leary and Mike O'Mahoney.

Odhran, Dylan and Adam Cahill and Colin Somers, Gneeveguilla, with Paul Nagle at the ceremonial start of the rally.

Danny, John and Kate Falvey, Killarney, at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 in Killarney town centre on Friday night .

Jason O'Brien, Martin Farrell, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, Diarmuid Cronin, Killarney and District Motor Club Chairman, and Liam Cronin.

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

Diocesan website gets a makeover

Bishop Ray Browne has launched a new website for The Diocese of Kerry.

THE Bishop of Kerry Ray Browne has launched a new website for the diocese: www.dioceseofkerry.ie The old and much loved site has been updated and fully reconstructed to facilitate all those who want easy access to the site on their mobile phones and tablets. The website is a major facility of the Diocese of Kerry in communicating and conveying information between all the people of the diocese and beyond. There are 53 parishes in the diocese and 35 of these are uploading their parish newsletter weekly to the site. This therefore is a busy site, updated daily with diocesan news, church news and parish news. The colours and design of the new site are linked to the new diocesan logo Be Christ's Joy. Mary Fagan, director of communications for the diocese, said: “The diocese has embraced and continues to embrace the opportunity to engage with people through social media. Just take out your phone and have a look at this new website dioceseofkerry.ie. It is all at your fingertips. The diocese of Kerry puts time and effort into keeping this website up to date and user friendly. We have photos and news from all around the diocese as well as meeting the basic information needed on Mass times, Mass readings and contact details for every parish in the diocese. In addition to the website we have a Facebook page which we invite you all to visit and hopefully to like. In the words of Pope Francis 'The Internet, in particular, offers immense possibilities for encounter and solidarity. This is something truly good, a gift from God.'" She added: “The diocese of Kerry hopes to continue to respond to the information needs of people in and outside the diocese into the future.” You can use the website to check out the Mass times in the 53 parishes of the diocese and to see what priest is in place in each parish and you have parish office hours and contact details. You can read the weekly parish newsletter of most parishes, as can your relations in any part of the world. You can find out what’s happening in the diocese in the news column or check out community and church-related events.

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. Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre

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 renovations- until 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. Muckross I.C.A. Monthly meeting of Muckross Guild of I.C.A. takes place on Monday 9th May at 7.45 in Loughquittane N.S. Final meeting of the year.

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May Day Celebrations In Raheen

HONOURING an age-old tradition, the children of Raheen Montessori Playgroup in Headford brought flowers to the grotto in Raheen in celebration of May Day this week. Bringing flowers to the statue of Our Lady at the grotto in Raheen, Headford, are from left, Emma O’Sullivan, Max Tangney Kissane, Robbie Murphy, Laoise Cronin, Amanda Hobbs, Jason Culloty, Aimee Murphy Shine, Peter Tancred and Julia Casey.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Footpath funding in Barraduff I HAVE secured a section of land to locate a footpath adjacent to Barraduff National School (on the R570). I wish to thank Mr Gerard Fitzgerald for donating the land. The new footpath will enhance the safety for the many children attending the primary school. I have allocated €5000 from my Councillor Specific Municipal District Operations Fund towards the total cost of the project of €20,000. A Councillor John Sheahan. number of my colleagues have also contributed. Works are due to commence during the summer holidays this year. Councillor John Sheahan, Coolgarriv, Killarney

Lissivigeen Community Alert Meeting

John O'Sullivan, affectionately known as Major Kenny, tending to the fences on Killarney Racecourse.

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LISSIVIGEEN COMMUNITY ALERT will hold a meeting at the Torc Hotel on Monday, May 16, at 8pm in the Torc Hotel. The topic will be rural crime and speakers will include Diarmuid Cronin, Muintir Na Tire, Sean Brosnan, chairman, Kerry IFA, and Sergeant Jim Foley, Tralee, Crime Prevention Officer, Kerry. At this meeting the placement of a defibrillator in the Lissivigeen area will also be discussed. Speakers on this will be Brigid Delaney, scheme co-Ordinator, Killarney Cardiac Response Unit, and Mary O'Connor, RGN, Beaufort Defibrillator Group. Refreshments will be served. Pat Kelleher, Lissivigeen Community Alert, Lissivigeen

‘Town umbrellas a great idea’ IN RESPONSE to last week's article in the Killarney Advertiser re umbrellas over Main Street, I think it is a great idea! Umbrella art installations are very popular worldwide. My daughter recently sent a photo from the Dubai Mall depicting a decorative umbrella ceiling. Of course, in Dubai parents take their children there to shade them from the sun! Unfortunately, we rarely have that

problem in Killarney! A colourful street covering of this nature, I believe, would be of great benefit to our town. Incidentally, another great attraction over there is 3D art – near the malls. Wouldn't such artwork be lovely around the town! I suppose we'd better not ask for too much! Helen Moynihan, Dromduhig, Killarney

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CRYING FOUL AT DOG LITTER STROLLING and running about Killarney’s wonderful walkways is a joy – particularly once the sun makes an appearance. What horror then when your mindful meander is rudely interrupted. First comes the unmistakeable stench. By the time it reaches your nostrils you just know you will have the horrible task of meticulously cleaning ingrained dog do and disinfecting your previously (relatively) spotless shoes. Don’t get me wrong – it’s fantastic to see our four-legged friends enjoying their rightful share of the magic that is Killarney’s landscape. But negligent or selfish owners who refuse to clean up after their pets will always spoil things for everyone else – fellow dog owners included. Is it too much to ask that dog walkers remove pets’ waste from public places and dispose of it properly? It is simply unfair, as well as unsanitary, for everyone if they have to zigzag around public roads and footpaths as well as streets and sports grounds and indeed beaches in a bid to avoid the foul-smelling patches. Dog fouling is regarded as one of the worst forms of litter and, nationally, has been one of the top issues of complaint from members of the public in recent times. Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets in public areas, but unfortunately some ignore their responsibilities. As dog fouling has negative health implications it is imperative that we strive to reduce the quantity of it on our streets and parks. Toxocariasis is a disease found in animal faeces and is caused by the eggs of the roundworm toxocara. These can be passed from dogs to humans through contact with animal faeces and contaminated soil. Children are particularly at risk and infection can lead to illness and even partial loss of sight. It is an entirely preventable health risk and the main reason that dog owners should clean up after their pets. Freshly deposited faeces are not infectious because toxocara eggs do not become infectious for at least two-three weeks after the faeces have been deposited. Therefore there is no risk of catching toxocariasis whilst clearing up immediately after your dog. So please, please, think of the greater good and clean up after your pet.

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IS IT WHO YOU ARE?

Paul Murphy, T.D. has been granted Free Legal Aid though he is paid over €87k per annum and enjoys a generous expense allowance. The Anti-Austerity Alliance Dublin South West TD, under an agreement with the AAA, takes only an average industrial wage and donates the remainder of his salary to help fund party activities and he claims he cannot afford the projected legal fees in relation to his trial on charges of falsely imprisoning Tánaiste Joan Burton at a water charges protest in late 2014. Mr Murphy was sent forward to Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on two charges of false imprisonment of Ms Burton and of aide Karen O’Connell at Fortunestown Road, Jobstown, on November 15, 2014. Ms Burton and her entourage had left an event at An Cosán Education Centre at Jobstown, Tallaght, when a demonstration was held which delayed her for about two hours on November 15, 2014. She and her team had been attempting to travel by car to St Thomas’ Church for the rest of the ceremony when the alleged incident occurred. Now, Mr Murphy is in receipt of a fat salary and generous allowances and how he disposes of his income is his own business and should be of no interest to the court and he should pay his own legal fees and not saddle us with his bill. As it is we are covering his salary, his expenses, his contribution to the AAA and now he wants us to pay his legal bill as well. Elected as a champion of the marginalised, a hero of the poor and those worst hit by austerity, does Mr Murphy not wonder how the money committed to his defence could be better spent to alleviate the hardship being experienced by those he professes to represent. Or maybe MrMurphy is of the opinion that anti-austerity begins at home. Another politician who promised new beginnings & a fresh approach to old politics is Katherine Zappone, T.D. Katherine lives in Brittas less than 22km from Leinster House according to the AA route-planner. Now, not alone is Katherine paid to be at work, she is also paid to get there. As she lives 22km from the Dáil, Katherine would be entitled to a tax-free €9,000 per year travelling allowance. However, Katherine has found a longer but more efficient route to the Dáil. This route is 25km long which just happens to put Katherine in a different band of expenses. The longer but more efficient journey entitles Katherine to a tax-free travel allowance of €25,295 a year. What puzzles me is that if the longer route is more efficient than the shorter route why doesn’t she claim for the shorter route and go whichever way takes her fancy. It’s a good thing to get in excess of €87k for work but it’s amazing to get paid to go to work. Not many of her constituents enjoy that perk. Katherine is big on equality and I’m sure her neighbours would love it if they could have it. It is difficult to qualify for Free Legal Aid and it is difficult too to get paid to go to work. Is it any wonder we are where we are?

'Only God controls the weather' HITTING the headlines nationally on Thursday was the climate change debate in Dáil Éireann. Independent Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae has said he does not agree with all the talk about climate change because only God controls the weather, reports the Irish Times. “God above is in charge of the weather and we here can’t do anything about it,” he told the Dáil during a debate on climate change on Wednesday. Deputy Healy-Rae said there had been patterns of climate change going back over centuries, “before there was ever a combustible engine working in this or any other countries”. “If we go back to the 11th and 12th centuries this country was roasted out of it and in the 15th and 16th centuries were drowned out of it,” he said. “In the 1740s, we had a famine in which we lost more than three million people because of two years of bad weather.” Mr Healy-Rae said it has been suggested that climate change is the cause of flooding in the country. “But the flooding is due to the fact that rivers have not been cleaned out,” he said. The Flesk river in Killarney and Glenflesk was cleaned out 35 years ago, he said. “And it was grand for about 20 years. Now it is in a desperate state again, but the view is that now climate change is the cause of flooding and we cannot get funding to clean rivers,” he said.

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VIEWS FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD NOT BEFORE TIME Executive pay has caused great concern here in the past few years. Investors and consumers alike were astonished at some of the revelations that were made during the banking crisis when the levels of pay being paid to bank executives of loss-making banks were released. Likewise, the pay being offered by state agencies, semi-state bodies, charities and NGO’s seemed excessive. Many charities have suffered because of the revelations. Naively, there was a belief that people worked in charities out of the goodness of their hearts and indeed many thousands of volunteers do so every day. These volunteers were more surprised than anybody else at the levels of pay being offered and in the recent past, executive pay levels in many well-known charities caused concern. People ceased donating to charities because of the excessive pay levels. It’s hard to blame them, yet the worthy causes need the money. Now, the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund plans to target excessive executive pay. Norges Bank is currently looking for a company that it considers to be overpaying executives, and will then use that firm as an example in a report to outline the fund's position on pay. With stakes in more than 9,000 companies and worth $870bn, Norway's fund has a powerful voice. In the past Norway's wealth fund has not taken a position on executive pay, so its focus on the issue is being seen as significant by the fund management industry. "The Norwegian state sovereign wealth fund has always been quite passive in how it has approached its shareholdings, if a company has done something it hasn't liked it's sold the shares and walked away," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell. "I think now it is taking a more active stewardship approach, i.e. debating with the company," he added. Last month 59% of BP shareholders voted against a 20% pay rise for chief executive Bob Dudley, that would have netted him £14m. The vote against the increase was non-binding, but BP's chairman said at the annual meeting that the sentiment would be reflected in future pay deals. Management at one of the country's biggest dairy co-ops has refused to disclose individuals' pay packages for fear that they will be poached by global giants such as Apple, Pfizer and PepsiCo. The major co-op revealed for the first time in its annual report recently that its nine top executives shared €2.7m in remuneration packages last year, or an average of €300,000 each. Some would have got more, others less. Some would have got considerably more, but we’re not told; neither are the shareholders who pay these executives. The co-op is owned by more than 3,000 dairy farmers with a turnover of less than €800m per year. The incomes of these dairy farmers are predicted to halve to close to €30,000, due to a 40pc drop in milk price at farm level. But the business's top executives insisted that they were competing for the same staff with multinationals which generate tens of billions of euro in annual profits. The latest details to emerge on pay for top executives in Ireland's dairy processing sector follows the revelations by Órnua that its nine top executives shared more than €9m in remuneration over the last two years. On top of that there was the controversy in the Irish Farmers Association last November, when it emerged that farmers were paying their former chief executive, Pat Smith, more than €500,000 annually. It then emerged that the former president Eddie Downey was in receipt of a pay package and directorships worth close to €200,000 per year.

Mother of baby girl urged to seek medical attention GARDAÍ have appealed for the mother of the newborn baby girl found dead at a waste recycling centre near Bray, Co Wicklow, on Wednesday to seek medical attention and contact them. A postmortem was carried out on Thursday afternoon on the body of the baby girl, which was discovered at about 11am on Wednesday at the recycling centre run by the waste collection company Greenstar at its facility in Fassaroe, near Bray. It is not known if the baby was born alive and gardaí do not know the circumstances of her death. The baby was not clothed when found. Gardaí have said their main priority is the health and welfare of the girl’s mother. During a briefing at Bray Garda Station on Wednesday night, Supt Pat Ward said there were no obvious signs of injury to the baby. The Fassaroe centre accepts waste from all over the country. Bray Gardaí can be contacted at 01-6665300 or the Garda confidential line is 1800-666111.

Three-bedroom flat on the market for £1 A THREE-BEDROOM flat in a North Lanarkshire village is on the market for just £1. The price tag means the property in Upperton, near Airdrie, could be the cheapest home in the UK. Although the dilapidated apartment needs "significant upgrading", Auction House Scotland said it offered "huge potential for development". The flat is due to go under the hammer at an auction in Glasgow, with a guide price of £1, later this month. It is expected to be snapped up by a buy-to-let landlord.

Two-tier pay structure under fire THE general secretary of the ASTI has said it is time to end the two-tier pay structure for new teachers. The issue was raised after an agreement was reached for full-time local authority firefighters which addressed the differences in pay for firefighters recruited since 2012. ASTI general secretary Kieran Christie said that people doing the same work should be paid the same wage.

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

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• Previous Experience required in a 4 or 5 star property • Computer Skills required and experience in Opera, preferable • Excellent customer care skills • Fluent English • Good communication skills and phone etiquette • Ability to work in a busy environment

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• Fully Qualified Chef with previous experience in a hotel environment • Fluent English and good communication skills • Passion and creativity required for this role • Desire to work in a 5 star property

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• Previous Experience required in a 4 or 5 star property • Excellent customer care skills • Fluent English • Ability to work in a busy environment

ACCOMMODTION ASSISTANT FULL TIME • Previous experience preferable • Excellent customer care skills & Fluent English

Applications in writing to: The Personnel Manager, The Killarney Park Hotel, Town Centre, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Or call into the hotel to fill out an application form. THE KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER.

We are currently recruiting exceptional hospitality professionals with excellent skills and a passion for delivering outstanding service for the following seasonal positions: Experienced Hotel Receptionist Night Porter Experienced Bar Personnel Spa Therapist Experience Essential Applications, outlining the role for which you are applying, to: Ms Hilary O’Mara, Human Resources Manager, Killarney Hotels Ltd, Fossa, Killarney, Co Kerry. Tel: + 353 64 66 71300 Fax: + 353 64 66 32118 Email: killarneyhotels.HR@liebherr.com

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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.

RETAIL ASSISTANT The ideal candidate:

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Chef/Cook Dining room staff Experienced Bar Person :: Part time/Full time :: Fluent English Essential

Apply with CV to: Failte Hotel Email: failtehotel@gmail.com Tel No. 064 6633404

• 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 favourable 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.

We have the following positions available:

WAITERS WAITRESSES BAR PERSONNEL Experience essential

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

Senior Chef de Partie Chef de Partie CommiS Chef aCCommodation Porter aCCommodation aSSiStantS Weekend aCCommodation aSSiStantS Must have previous experience in a 5* property.

If you would like to join our award-winning team please forward your full CV with letter of application today to: bbrennan@aghadoeheights.com. Closing date for applications is Saturday May 14th 2016. Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, Lakes of Killarney, Co. Kerry | Tel: 064 66 31766 | Web: www.aghadoeheights.com

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The Killarney Oaks Hotel are now accepting applications for the position of:

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE PERSONNEL Experience Essential Please submit CV’s to: The Killarney Oaks Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry or

info@killarneyoaks.com +353-64-6637600

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KILLARNEY ADVERTISER IS THE GO-TO PUBLICATION FOR RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING IN THE GREATER KILLARNEY AREA The town’s employers trust the Killarney Advertiser to attract the best local candidates

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“Malone Hegarty has been using the Killarney Advertiser’s Appointments section for several years and is very pleased with the results it delivers.” Malone Hegarty Solicitors “Killarney Advertiser is the ideal place for recruitment advertising. With a wide local readership and appeal, it is excellent for recruiting in all departments.” Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa “O’Donoghue Ring Hotels have used the Killarney Advertiser for recruitment advertising for many years. It provides our business with a stream of consistently high calibre candidates across all skill sets and at all levels of seniority. The service they provide is excellent and we look forward to advertising with them for years to come.” O’Donoghue Ring Hotels “The Gleneagle Group has used the Appointments section of the Killarney Advertiser for decades. We continue to do so as it consistently proves to be a direct and cost-effective recruitment tool. Our applicants regularly cite the Advertiser as the source of their job application.” The Gleneagle Group That 85% of our readers check the appointments section each week, that’s 23,000+ people! We are No. 1 for recruitment advertising in the Killarney area. Contact Caroline on 064 6632215 for advice on advertising.

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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

WE ARE LOOKING TO RECRUIT

VOLUNTEERS

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

Divers

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

Boat Handlers & Support Crew

A big thank you to the lovely customers and colleagues I’ve met over the years working at Tesco/Quinnsworth. Not sure what my next adventure will be yet, but I thank you all for the part you’ve played in my journey so far.

Best wishes Peel Whillock

training provided

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

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Match Of The Day For Ita And Bryan

KERRY senior football captain Bryan Sheehan and Ita O’Sullivan emerged as newlyweds from the Daniel O’Connell Memorial Church in their hometown of Caherciveen last Friday. The bride and groom posed for the camera of Micheal O’Sullivan at scenic spots around south Kerry before joining friends, family and some of Bryan’s fellow footballers for a reception at Jack’s Coastguard Restaurant in Cromane. Wedding band Truly Diverse ensured the dance floor was the place to be. Ita O’Sullivan and Bryan Sheehan from Caherciveen photographed near Ballycarbery Castle. PICTURE: MÍCHEÁL O’SULLIVAN PHOTOGRAPHY

All The Fun Of The Fayre At St Brendan’s THERE will be no shortage of excitement as St Brendan’s College hosts its Fayre Day next Sunday, May 15. The fun begins at 1pm and continues until 4.30pm in the Sem Field, beside St Mary’s Cathedral on Port Road. Stalls will include second-hand books as well as pre-loved handbags and nearly new sports gear. And if you fancy a nibble, you’ll be spoilt for choice with everything from gourmet burgers and tea or coffee. “New this year is the 'pest-aurant' which will offer an alternative menu for the brave of heart!” said Joan Gill of the St Brendan’s College parents association. A dog show will please animal lovers while live music will be provided by the Two Mikes, Boxman Jim and Tom Lucey. In addition, the school football finals will be played on the day while novelty games and a bouncing castle will offer fun for all the family.

Launching the St Brendan's College Fayre Day which will be held on May 15 were Adam O'Shea, Gavin White, David Naughton, Eilis Myers and, back, Alex Rennie, Rory Ahern, Conor O'Donoghue, Sean Coffey Principal, Cian O'Sullivan, Jonathan Horgan, Joan Gill, Daragh Bestow and Cathal Hickey.

Patrick’s Story To Be Staged In INEC IT HAS proved such a hit with audiences that a drama based on the moving story of Rathmore man Patrick O’Connor will be staged in the INEC, Killarney, on May 26. 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 in Rathmore Community Centre and such was the keen demand for tickets that an extra two nights were added to the original twonight run. Up to 20 of Patrick's relatives are 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. Aidan and cast and crew were overwhelmed by the response from people. A total of 1,200 people have seen the show to date, with some enjoying the production so much that they attended twice! “I think Patrick’s story has moved people because ultimately it’s a story of God and country, love and loss. The cast have done such an amazing job. A century on, Patrick O’Connor and the cast have brought the 1916 Rising into people’s hearts. I’m so proud of them all,” said Aidan. Doors open at 7pm on May 26 and the show starts at 8pm. To book contact 0646671555. 06.05.16 Killarney Advertiser

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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 2 bedroom apartment Park Road area, opposite big Tesco. All mod cons, fully furnished. Private parking. e850 per month. Tel. 087-3101222. TO Let 3 bed bungalow beside Beaufort village, well insulated, totally refurbished, OFCH, wood stove, long term, careful tenants. Tel. 086-1049169. TO Let Master en-suite room in town centre, working prefessional only. Tel. 087-6295417. TO Let Beautiful country cottage, 3 bedroom. O.F.C.H. and solid fuel stove. Kilcummin/Gneeveguilla area, €100 per week. Tel. Siobhán 087-1339732.

WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. Wanted 4 Bed+ House for longterm Rent for Professionals/ Family few miles outside Killarney (Fossa/Tralee Road direction). Tel. Tom 087-9968993. Wanted Flat/One bed Apt wanted for mature single male in full-time education killarney town area. Will be in receipt of rent allowance but is willing to pay balance of rent. Careful tenant, non smoker/drinker. Tel. 086-3818879.

FOR SALE For SALe Site for Sale In Upper Lissivigeen. 1:c0.71 Acres with Outline Planning permission for a Dormer Style Bungalow. Conditions apply. Tel. Deborah 087-3212948.

Basketball Meeting ST PAUL’S BASKETBALL CLUB will hold an end of season general meeting on Monday, May 9, in the Killarney Plaza Hotel at 8pm. Following a successful season on and off the court, the club is appealing to all members and interested parties to make a special effort to attend. This meeting is open to everyone and plans for next season will be put in place. St Paul's Basketball Club was founded in 1985 and anyone who has been involved with the club in any capacity over the past 31 years is more than welcome. It is open to past and present players, officers and supporters, parents of juvenile players and also to people who never played or were never involved in the game but are interested in airing their views or getting involved.

Benefit Dance For Anthony GRAB your dancing shoes and head to the Manor Inn in Killorglin tomorrow, 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.

John Embarks On Human Rights Mission KILLARNEY native John O'Shea travelled to Israel and to Palestine this week where he will spend a period of up to five months. The purpose of his visit is to monitor and report on human rights abuses as a member of the Ecumenical Accompaniment Program for Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) at the invitation of local Heads of Churches in Jerusalem. The program is funded by the World Council of Churches. “I am travelling to the region to witness life under occupation, engage with local Palestinians and Israelis who are pursuing a just peace and to change the international community’s involvement in the conflict, urging them to act against injustice in the region and to end the Occupation,” said John. Primarily he will be based in Bethlehem, but will have the opportunity to travel throughout the West Bank and visit Hebron, Yanoun, and East Jerusalem. “Day to day I will monitor house demolitions, demonstrations and checkpoints, monitor administrative detentions, and support refugees at Aida and Ad Duheisha refugee camps,” said John. “I have followed events in Israel and Palestine since representing St Brendan's College at the student United Nations many years ago. Later I would graduate from NUIG with a Master’s Degree in International Law and since then I have worked

KILLARNEY Fine Gael senator Paul Coghlan is one of three Kerry senators to hold their seats. Senator Coghlan was returned on the Industrial and Commercial Panel. following the 36th count. Earlier last week Fianna Fáil Senator Ned O’Sullivan became the first Kerry candidate to be returned to the new Seanad, having been returned on the Labour Panel. Sitting Kenmare Fianna Fáil Senator Mark Daly was re-elected to the Administrative Panel following the first count.

TWO women were airlifted to Kerry University Hospital after they got into difficulty on Carrantuohill on Tuesday evening. The alarm was raised at around 6.15pm. It is understood that the women, thought to be in their 20s, been hiking on the Devil’s Ladder route up the mountain. The Kerry Mountain Rescue Team was alerted and Valentia Coastguard tasked Shannon Rescue Helicopter 115 to the scene.

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both nationally and internationally in the field of human rights. I joined the EAPPI program as I felt compelled to visit the region to bear witness to violations of International law and report what is happening there.” He added: “EAs are neither pro-Israeli or pro-Palestinian and do not take sides in the conflict. They are pro-human rights and international humanitarian law.” John has previously worked in Colombia providing solidarity to Trade Unionists; with subsistence farmers and human rights defenders in Peru; and with refugees in Killarney. You can contact John at J.OShea@ hotmail.com or follow John online during the next few months at EAPPI Eyewitness blog https://eyewitnessblogs.com/

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Aine O'Callaghan and Mags Milner with Mikey Galvin, Killarney, at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 in Killarney.

Killarney driver Kevin O'Donoghue and his daughter Aoife at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 in Killarney town centre on Friday night.

Aine O'Callaghan and Mags Milner with Jeff Aherne, cartell.ie, Mikey Galvin, Killarney, Anthony O'Connor, Clerk of the Course, Keith Cronin and Richie Lahiff, cartell.ie, at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 in Killarney town centre on Friday night. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh

Aine O'Callaghan, Tim Clifford, Carmel O'Doherty and Mags Milner at the ceremonial start of the cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes 2016 in Killarney town centre on Friday night.

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DIETER’S SWIM ACADEMY SWIMS FOR GOLD AT COMMUNITY GAMES CONGRATULATIONS to the top-class swimming squad from Dieter’s Swim Academy at the Aquila Club which brought home medals and certificates from the Community Games county finals in Tralee. Some were competing in their first-ever swim race and many from the academy achieved personal best times. One of the highlights of the day was seeing the Spa Muckross Relay team swim to gold in the under-13 relay final. It was a closely fought, exciting final with an epic finish where the Spa Muckross team (Ian, Niall and Cathal Coffey and Ethan O’Neill) just pipped Spa Fenit/ Barrow to the finish line. Other highlights included Pia Hickey taking gold in the under-12 backstroke event, Ethan O’Neill storming to victory in the under-14 breaststroke event, Ian Coffey achieving gold in the under-12 breaststroke race and Niall Coffey taking home a bronze medal in the under-14 butterfly event. “In the backstroke under-10 we achieved double success with Faye O’Neill claiming the gold medal and Sarah McAuliffe achieving a fantastic bronze medal,” sad Dieter Gogsch, Aquila Club swim co-ordinator. “It was also great to see some of our junior swimmers do so well in their first ever swim gala with Sabra Hickey swimming amazingly to a bronze medal in the under-8 front crawl and Fionn O’Donoghue Sheahan claiming a fourth in the under-8 boys front crawl event.” Dieter added: “I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the swimmers that competed in the Community Games. It is great to see how all their hard

Pictured are some of the many swimmers from Dieter’s Swim Academy that participated recently in the Swimming Community Games County Finals in Tralee.

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in memoriam Anniversaries

12th anniversary

4th anniversary

Brosnan

Horgan

Campbell (Nee Coffey)

In loving memory of Kathleen and Jackie Brosnan late of 7 Port Road, Killarney.

In loving memory of our dear Mother Nellie, 124 Ballyspillane, who died on May 7th 2004.

In loving memory of Peggy (Coffey) Campbell who died in Kenya on the 26th of April 2012, late of Muckross Killarney.

In loving memory of Hannah O’Connor late of Ardaneanig, Killarney who died on the 9th of May 2007.

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

Your memory is a keepsake With which we never part Those special days will not return When we were all together God has you in His keeping But with love and memories in our hearts You will walk with us forever.

You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, A wonderful nature, warm and true, These are the memories we have of you. Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today.

Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky, Though Heaven and earth divide us, You are never far apart, For you are always in our thoughts, And forever in our hearts. Lovingly remembered by daughter Doreen, sons Tim, Con, Sean and Gerard, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. Anniversary Mass on Friday 13th of May at 6.15pm in St Mary’ Cathedral.

25th anniversary Leslie

Always loved and remembered by your daughter Mary and son Timmy. xx No matter how life changes No matter what we do A special place in our hearts Is always kept for you. Always remembered by your daughter Patsy and son in law Timmy. Nana We’re sending 3 kisses Up to the sky so blue So catch them Nana They’re just for you. Missed by your grandsons Mark, Darren and Gaven. xxx

10th anniversary In loving memory of Colette Leslie late of Drombrick, Beaufort, whose 25th anniversary occurs on the 10th of May. There’s always a face before us A voice we would love to hear A smile we will always remember Of a wife and mother we loved so dear. For death leaves a heartache No one can heal And love leaves a memory No one can steal. Forever loved, forever missed, by your loving husband Michael, sons, daughtersin-law, grandchildren.

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

O’Connor (Nee Linehan)

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1st anniversary Clifford

In loving memory of Timothy Michael Clifford late of 21 Abbeyview Crossmolina, Co. Mayo and formally Rockstreet Tralee Co. Kerry who died on the 26th of April 2015. We hold you close within our hearts And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again.

Treasured memories of a dear wife and mother Catherine O’Connor (nee Linehan) late of Groin, Aghadoe, Killarney who died on the 12th May 2006. I remember the day I met you And the day God made you mine I remember the day I lost you And will ‘til the end of time We made our vows as man and wife ‘Til death do us part But when God came and took you My whole world fell apart.

So rest in peace dear loved one And thanks for all you’ve done We pray that God have given you The crown you’ve truly won. Sadly missed by your brother Danny in Killarney and nephew Stephen Day in Tralee.

o’ connor

Always remembered by Eileen, Tommy and family.

35th anniversary O’Donoghue

In loving memory of Denis O’Donoghue late of Coracow, Headford, Killarney who died on the 3rd of May 1981. Time speeds on, thirty five years have passed, Since death its gloom, its shadow cast. Within our home, where all seemed bright, And took from us a shining light. We miss that light and ever will, His vacant place there is none to fill. Down here we mourn, but not in vain, For up in heaven we will meet again. Sadly missed by your loving wife Lynsday and son Kenneth. Anniversary Mass Saturday 7th of May 7.00pm St Agatha’s Church, Glenflesk.

17th anniversary O’Brien

35th anniversary

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving husband Billy, daughter Kathy and family.

O’Donoghue

Anniversary Mass, Friday 13th May, 7.30pm at Fossa Church.

3rd anniversary Looney

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. C.

Sadly missed by your brother Raymond, Betty and family.

9th anniversary

In loving memory of Connie Looney late of Kiltransa Farmhouse, Muckross Killarney who died on the 5th of May 2013.

In loving memory of Kathleen O’Brien late of 22 St Mary’s Tce, who passed away on the 2nd of May 1999. Loving and kind in all her ways Upright and just to the end of her days Sincere and true in her heart and mind Beautiful memories she left behind. God saw the road was getting rough And the hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids And whispered ‘peace be thine’. Always remembered Mike and family.

In loving memory of Denis O’Donoghue late of Coracow, Headford, Killarney who died on the 3rd of May 1981. Time take away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf Gone from our lives one so dear But in our hearts forever near. Always remembered by your sister in law Marie, Michael and family.

Always in my heart and never forgotten. Remembered with much love and gratitude Joan Looney.

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

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

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

in memoriam 9th anniversary O’Connor In loving memory of Hanna O’Connor Ardaneanig, Killarney Co. Kerry who died on 9th May 2007. Memories are special, They don’t fade away, We think of you always, Not just today. Always remembered by Beth, John and Pádraig.

2nd anniversary O’Brien

24th & 13th anniversary

1st & 20th anniversaries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

Sheridan

Prendergast

Piggott

In loving memory of John and Kay Sheridan late of Pinewood Estate Killarney, John who died on the 19th of May 1992 and Kay who died on the 4th of May 2003.

In loving memory of Kathleen Prendergast who died 6th of May 2015 and her loving husband Michael Prendergast who died 14th of June 1996.

In loving memory of John Sonny Piggott late of No. 6 Bellview Grove, Park Road.

“For their hearts are in tune with a love-song Every promise they make they mean For true love is a treasure of treasures To dream some day they will Walk hand in hand from the candy store To the chapel on the hill.”

We miss your smiles, your joking ways We miss the things you used to say And when old times we do recall It’s then we miss you most of all. Fondly remember and sadly missed by Pat, Margaret, Rhea, Donie, Aimee, Ciara and Layla.

Forever in our hearts, Fiona, Sandra, Linda, Jonathan and Families. x

In loving memory of Hugh O’Brien Barleymount East, Killarney Who died on 11th May 2014. God saw you getting tired And a cure was not to be So He put His arms around you And whispered “Come to Me”. With tearful eyes we watched you, And saw you pass away, And although we loved you dearly, We could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. Sadly missed & always remembered by your wife Margaret, Son Peter, Daughters Lisa & Hilary, Son in law Daniel, Daughter in law Karen, Grandchildren Lauren, Keelan, Ross, Brian & Aaron. Anniversary Mass will take place on Monday 9th May at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

70th Birthday Remembrance

1st anniversary 10th anniversary

Prendergast

sheahan

In loving memory of Carmel Sheahan late of 34 Main Street, Killarney who died on the 5th May, 2006. If only we could relive yesterday, Just even for a while, Just for us to sit and talk, And to see you smile, You’re not just a memory, Or part of the past, You’re ours to remember, As long as life lasts. Ar ais Dé go raibh a anam uasal. Sadly missed by her loving husband Donal Sheahan, sons Liam, Kieran and Paul, daughters Kathryn and Aileen and families.

In loving memory of Kathleen Prendergast late of Woodlawn Park Killarney who died on the 6th of May 2015. If only we could relive yesterday, Just even for a while, Just for us to sit and talk, And to see you smile, You’re not just a memory, Or part of the past, You’re ours to remember, As long as life lasts.

1st anniversary Prendergast

10th anniversary sheahan

You are more than a memory silently kept You are part of our lives we will never forget Time moves on but memories stay and no matter how life changes, no matter what we do, a special place within our hearts will always be kept for you.

In loving memory of Kathleen Prendergast late of Woodlawn Park Killarney who died on the 6th of May 2015. In loving memory of Carmel Sheahan late of 34 Main Street, Killarney who died on the 5th May, 2006. Treasured memories keep your near, As time unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on.

Happy birthday Con From your loving wife Eileen and family.

Sadly missed by Liam, Siobhan, Ciara, Cathal, Amelia and Evie, Donal and William.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

First anniversary Mass Friday 6th May at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

1st Anniversary Piggott

Sady missed and always remembered by Breda, Christy and family.

Harrington

Birthday remembrance for Con Harrington, 39 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 5th of May.

Sonny’s wife Treasa, sons David and Kevin Piggott and his family, sisters Chriss, Peg and Rosie and their families would sincerely like to thank all the people that came to Sonny’s removal and burial. Also to all those that send Mass cards and called to the house. To all the doctors and staff of Kerry General Hospital Tralee and District Hospital. Thanks also to Dr O’Sullivan and Dr Malone. To Sonny’s carer Geraldine, thanks for your kindness to Sonny. Thanks also to Tim O’Shea Undertakers for all their help and the Fire Brigade and Council for the lovely guard of honour. Thanks to Father O’Brien for the beautiful Mass and also the Cathedral Choir. Finally thanks to the staff of the Killarney Avenue Hotel for the lovely meal. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this as a deep appreciation.

In loving memory of Sonny Piggott 6 Bellview Grove Park Road, who passed away on 7th May 2015. Though your smile is gone forever And your hand we can not touch We still have so many memories Of the one we loved so much. Your memory is our keepsake With which we will never part God has you in His keeping We have you in our hearts. Always loved and remembered your sisters Peg, Chriss and Rosie, Joe Piggott and their families.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear. Sadly missed and always remembered by Karen and Nessa.

3rd Anniversary O’Leary

In loving Memory of Betty O’Leary, Gort Mhuire, Cork Road, Killarney, who died on May 6th 2013. Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered everyday. Remembered always by your sons, daughters, sons in-law, daughters in-law and grandchildren.

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in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary O’Connor

Anne (Nan) O’Connor Flesk Grove & Cleeney Killarney who died on 5th May 2015. On Nan’s first anniversary her family would like to express our sincerest gratitude to all who sympathised with us on our sad loss. Thanks to all who called to the house and attended her Rosary, Removal, Funeral Mass and burial. Thanks to those who sent Mass cards, flowers and enrolments. A special word of thanks to all those who helped care for Nan during her long illness, especially Dr John Geaney, Palliative Care Team, Rockmount Day Care Centre Kilgarvan and to her wonderful home help team. A sincere word of thanks to Fr Niall Howard for his visits to Nan at home and for the beautiful and meaningful ceremony and to all who assisted him. Thank you to O’Shea’s Funeral Home, Killarney for their professionalism and sensitivity in carrying out the funeral arrangements. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Buckley

2nd anniversary Nagle

To a loving Husband and Dad, John Nagle Brendan’s Place, Killarney Who sadly passed away on 10th May 2014. You will forever be my always Love Annie. A beautiful memory, dearer than gold, Of a father whose worth can never be told, There is a place in my heart no one can fill, I miss you Dad, and always will Love Always Elaine. Dear Lord up above, give Grandad our love Hug him and kiss him and tell him we love him And that we are always thinking of him. Love and Hugs Ella, Alex and Hollie. xxxx If I could write a story It would be the greatest ever told Of a kind and loving father Who had a heart of gold If I could write a million pages But still be unable to say, just how Much I love and miss him Every single day I will remember all he taught me I’m hurt but won’t be sad ‘Coz he’ll send me down the answers And he’ll always be MY DAD. Love Always, Becks and Liam. xx John Nagle To Dad, on your second anniversary.

Michael Buckley late of Derrynafinnia Clonkeen Killarney, who died on 5th of May 2015. We the family of the late Michael, would like to thank all who supported us at the time of Michael’s death. Grateful thanks to all who attended the rosary and the funeral Mass. We wish to thank all those who sent Mass cards, letters of sympathy and perpetual enrolments. Thank you to Dr Colette Faul and her staff, to the doctors, nurses and staff of Bantry Hospital and to the staff of Kenmare nursing home. A special word of thanks to Fr Bill Radley and Bishop Tim Carroll who concelebated Mass and the choir for the beautiful singing. And to Mary and Mike O’Shea Undertakers for their help, support and compassion. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. St Gobnait pray for him.

Novena to the holy spirit O Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal. You gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things you have given me as you confirm once again that I never wanted to be separated from you in spite of all material illusions. I wish to be with you in Eternal Glory. Thank you for mercy towards me and mine. This prayer must be said for three days, after three days the favour will be granted. C.D.

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Everyone says it’s the big events you’ll miss him. And they smile that awkward smile, To tell you what they’re thinking That they understand it all. But it’s never been the big things, That I’ve struggled with, I just imagine you late as always, Busy with your sheep. It’s the little things, the Westerns on TV. When I turn on instinct towards the couch I expect to see you drinking tea. Telling me, “This is a classic”. John Wayne’s the best cowboy of course. Yet, all I’m met with is silence And that’s the part that hurts. I miss those conversations, And I am often blindsighted, When I find myself quoting you. Sometimes these words, they hurt. And sometimes they heal. They say, “grief is the price we pay for love”. And in moments when we feel we are drowning, We whisper quietly to ourselves. “Toughen Babs”, and imagine the voice is you. Love Always, Sam and Danz Your wisdom in all it’s worth.

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). C.D.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News TKDC U12 Boys Killarney Cougars 28 Bobcats 18 The Cougars hosted the Bobcats at the Pres Gym in their final game of the season and the Cougars finished on a winning note with a strong team performance to take the TKDC U12 Cup from holders Bobcats. TKDC U12 Girls Killarney Cougars 12 Bobcats 24 The Cougars girls hosted the Bobcats girls in the Girls Shield Final but could not follow the Cougars Boys success going down to a strong Bobcats side who dominated on the night. Cougars had good performances from Aoibhe Kearney, Sophie Dennehy and Meabh Coleman Horgan in the final game of the season. SCHOOLS SUPER SEVENS GIRLS FINALS Our annual 2016 Kerry National Schools Super Sevens Girls Basketballs Finals were held at the Presentation Gym and a thrilling night of action was enjoyed by the large attendance. The competition with forty teams this year for boys and girls teams has been running during April concluded for the girls with the Finals on Wednesday evening last with all the finals keenly contested on the night with the main event the Cup Final saw newcomers Scartaglen taking the honours in a very exciting contest. Girls Cup Final Scartaglen NS 17 Gneeveguilla NS 15 A thrilling Cup final between the holders Gneeveguilla and Scartaglen produced non stop action as the two undefeated teams going in to the final were only separated by two late free throws to see the Cup go to Scart. Girls Shield Final Firies NS 16 Knockaderry NS 18 The two neighbouring schools from the Parish saw the girls of Firies and Farranfore meet in another thrilling final with a great comeback by Knockaderry saw the title heading to the Farranfore side of the Parish. Girls Plate Final Cullina NS 13 Holy Family Rathmore NS 12 The Beaufort girls of Cullina produced a strong send half to defeat last years Plate title holders Rathmore in another gripping Plate Final. The All-Star Super Seven team for 2016 was announced on the night with the awards going to Lily O’Brien Rathmore, Muireann Ring Firies, Katie Brosnan Knockaderry, Holly Clifford Cullina, Meabh Coleman Horgan Cullina, Leah Boyle Scartaglen, Caoimhe Guerin Crowley Gneeveguilla. The boys competition is also now underway with group stages nearing the Quarter Final & Semi stages. SENIOR NEWS Senior Mens Training continues every week Tuesdays at the Pres Gym 8pm, further info contact Eugene/Alan Further details on Cougars club events log onto the website www.killarneycougars.com or facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

Last Sunday morning’s competition attracted a fine turnout of members and results are: Nett John Murphy,Gross Ger Casey Juvenile competition Winner Cillian Courtney, 2nd Noah Sexton. Competition on this Sunday 10am.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Club Captain Liam Hartnett exhausted his supply of superlatives during the course of his presentation speech, following the conclusion of his “Captain’s Charity Day” on Sunday last, the 1st of May. Liam began by expressing his delight at the at both the turnout of gentlemen golfer’s who took part in the event, and at his amazement at the amount of cash raised for his chosen charities, Liam admitted to being “astonished and overwhelmed” in equal amounts, as he thanked all of those who contributed so very profoundly with their generosity, time, and most importantly their hard earned cash, that contributed towards making his Captain’s Day, the huge success that it had become. Liam began by thanking his major sponsors. Liam then went on to thank those who had helped out during the course of the day, including Course Manager Enda Murphy and his staff who had presented the “Mahony’s Point” course in such excellent condition, and with the opening of the new tee-boxes on the 4th and 14th holes and the new layout of greens on the 4th and 13th holes. He then went on to thank Patricia McEnery, Shirley Clifford and Breeda Neeson, who sold the tickets for the raffle and for the putting competition, the amount raised from these two enterprises was almost €1,500 alone, and this was in no small way due to the bewitching smiles and the beguiling personalities of these ladies, they managed to prise large amounts of cash even from some of the “deepest pockets” in the Club, and they also managed to get a generous “bid” for a Kerry Jersey, which had been donated and autographed by Colm “The Gooch” Cooper. During the course of the presentation of the prizes Liam revealed that the Surprise winning bid for The Gooch’s shirt had come from a most unlikely source, Barry Duggan, who during his own speech mentioned that when a Corkman was purchasing a Kerry Jersey, then the next thing would be the opening of the transfer market inter-alia Clubs and Counties. Liam also mentioned the Men’s Club PRO, Victor Mulcahy who had assisted him for almost the entire duration of the “timesheet” in ensuring the smooth running of the competition itself. 46 teams took part in the competition, and every tee-time from 7.00am to 2.40pm were filled, and the largesse of many of those who took part was just fantastic, with many of those who took part contributing more than the entry fee itself, and the income from the golf competition came to the incredible amount of €5,800. Competition Results. 1s James Devane (10), Sean Devane (16), Tom Ashe (17), and Andrew Garnett

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(19), 98 points 2nd Mike Howard(9) Neil Kiely (9) Pa Howard(13) and Michael Howard(16), 96 points 3rd Michael O’Donoghue (13) Muiris Healy (15) John Kelliher (17) and Dara Kelly (17), 96 points 4th Ger Walsh (13) Joe Walsh(19) Tom O’Sullivan (19) and Dan Doona (10) 96 points 5th Brendan Keogh (8) Peter McEnery (11) John McEnery (18) and Harry O’Neill (12) 96 points, 6th Eugene O’Sullivan (4) Seanie Kelliher (9) John Cahill (10) and Denis Hurley (16) 96 points. The putting competition on a fiendish layout (The Captain’s) was won by Robert Cussen with a score of 17 putts 2nd was Seanie Kelliher also with 17 putts, but Robert won with on the last three holes, the prize for the putting competition was a Golf shirt that had been autographed by Padraig Harrington. Liam finished by saying that the end result was that he would be paying out the following amounts to his chosen Charities, €5,000 to the “Make a Wish Ireland” foundation, and almost €2,300 to the Rockmount Centre in Kilgarvan. Sunday the 8th of May Competition, Men’s Fourball Qualifier. Next Sunday’s competition is as outlined when the top 31 teams will qualify for the “knock-out” stages of the competition, where they will be joining the Captain and partner. Entry will by via the Club on-line system, and the timesheet will run from 7.30am to 2.30pm.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Competition Sunday 1st May, 2016 singles s/ford, Killeen Course. 1st Jennifer O’Brien (26) 46 pts 2nd Katie O’Connell (25) 42 pts BG Kelly Brotherton (+1) 33 gross 3rd Eimear O’Donnell (7) 39 pts 4th Ann Stuart (19) 37 pts (bk9) 5th Sheila Crowley (24) 37 pts 6th Fiona Leacy (9) 36 pts (bk9) Next Sunday’s Competition is Ladies Exchange Day with Dooks, format Team of 2. CSS 37 points.

Euro Bridge Club

Team pair results 26th April Heartiest congratulations to our winners 1st Anne Looney, Pauline Lyne, Mike O’Shea, Ger McSweeney 2nd Betty Garnett, Helen O’Donoghue, Celine Slattery, Breda Walsh.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 29/04/2016, numbers drawn were 6, 11, 19 & 21. Bonus draw: numbers drawn were 2, 5, 17 & 22, winner Joe Tangney Scartaglen. Next week’s jackpot €10,600 plus €1,000 bonus. Kerry Colleges: Held last Tuesday in Castleisland Gary Cronin ran well taking gold in 100m 7 400m and also gold in relay team with St Brendan’s, Shona O’Brien was impressive in 800m intermediate winning gold. Anna Clifford had a wonderful race to take gold in senior 3000m. County Juvenile Championships: Will be

held Saturday May 7th & 8th for Juvenile & Masters. Best of luck to all who will be competing. Lotto: Lotto tickets are selling well now with jackpot currently €10,600. Seeking more sellers and people to join our yearly ticket scheme. Why not give a gift of a yearly lotto ticket? District Primary School Qualifiers: We will be holding our district qualifiers on Tuesday May 10th in Boherbue Comprehensive School grounds at 6.00pm. These qualifiers are open to all primary school children in the Glenflesk, Barraduff, Rathmore,Gneeveguilla, Knocknagree, Ballydesmond, Boherbue, Cullen areas. A bus will run from Barraduff, picking up in Rathmore, Gneeveguilla, Knocknagree, Ballydesmond, contact Tom Joe (087) 9339087 or Cynthia (086)0818606 is you wish to travel by bus. Anyone wishing to travel by bus must reserve their seat.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Denny Premier A Castleisland 2-1 Killarney Athletic An excellent display from Athletic without any reward for their efforts. Athletic took a deserved lead mid way through the 1st half when the ever efficient Rafa finished off a very impressive move by Athletic. The blues thought they doubled their lead through Eamonn Lavin only for the ref to adjudge it offside. Castleisland scored 2 goals late on to win the game. Well done to all players on what was an excellent performance. Fixtures: Tuesday 3rd May 2016 U15 Division 1 Killarney Athletic v Castleisland 6.45 Wednesday 4th May 2016 U12 Premier Killorglin A v Killarney Athletic 7.15 Saturday 7th May 2016 Tucker Kelly U16 Shield Final Asdee v Killarney Athletic 2.15 U12 Division 2 Camp v Killarney Athletic B 12.30 Monday 9th May 2016 Denny Division 1A Killarney Athletic B v Ballyhar Dynamos 7.15pm 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 Valley AC

We will see if all the training paid off this weekend when athletes from KVAC take part in the Kerry Juvenile & Masters Track & Field Championships in Castleisland – check our facebook page after the weekend for photos and updates www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC Thanks to those who attended the very important meeting last Friday to be updated and informed about the MicroTrack Project. Don’t forget to spread

the word about our next big fundraising event which is the Killarney10Mile on September 24th – entries on www. killarney10mile.com 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.

Killorglin Golf Club Results 1st John & Jim McCarthy 66.5 2nd Seamus Mannix & Shane Flynn 67 3rd Mark &Sean Hanly 67.5.

Fixtures: On Sunday May 8th we will hold a club sponsored 18 hole single stableford competition. The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible.

Ross Golf Club Ladies

Results: Friday 29th April 9H S/S 1st Lady Captain Lisa Kerfoot (15) 14pts. Sunday 1st May Club Sponsored 18H S/S 1st Lady Captain Lisa Kerfoot (15) 29pts. Upcoming Events: Friday 6th 9H S/S 9.30am. Sunday 8th 18H S/S Club Sponsored.

Killarney Salmon & Beaufort Golf Club Trout Angling Club Sunday last we held what was to be our (Ladies Branch) first competition of 2016 and fished on Results 30th April/1st May - 3 T’s Competition 1st Catherine Murphy (35) 39 pts 2nd Noleen Mackessy (25) 32 pts Fixtures 7th/8th May - 18 hole Stableford Sponsored by Ladies Branch 22nd May - Swop Day Ceann Sibeal. 5th/6th June- Open Club Fund-raiser - 18 hole single Stableford (separate prizes for ladies and gents). Wednesday’s Open Scrambles commence the 4th May at 6pm sharp. Presentation of outstanding prizes will be on 11th May after the scramble.

Inbhear Sceine Swing 2016 1st Brian McCarthy 37+42=79 (18) 2nd Darragh Roche 41+38=79 (8) 3rd Pat O’Dwyer 38+39=77 (18) Best KGC Philip Duggan 38 (7) Best ROK Toby Steadman 38 (5).

Lough Lein. The day proved to be one of the better of the weekend weather wise and the competition saw a very healthy turn out with a good number of anglers reporting a catch. The Batty O’Brien Memorial Cup went the way of Mick Lenihan this year and the first points for the Angler of the Year 2016 were distributed. Liam Buckley Landed the Heaviest Trout on the day and the top five rods on the day were as follows: 1) Mick Lenihan 2) DJ O’Riordan 3) Gary Fleming 4) Eamonn O’Leary 5) Liam Buckley Our next competition will be the rescheduled Caragh Lake Competition, being held on Sunday 15th May. Entries can now be made with any club officers and more details will be in next weeks edition. Lough Lein will be a busy spot this Sunday as the Munster Lake Competition for 2016 is held - we are proud to have two full teams entered this year and wish them tight lines for the competition. At our weigh-in last Sunday, Club Chairman DJ O’Riordan addressed the gathered anglers and gave a short briefing on information sent on to us from Caragh Bridge Angling Club For many years now the members of Killarney Salmon & Trout were hosted for two days annually on the Caragh River, courtesy of the Caragh Bridge Club - that club has now contacted the Chairman to inform us that they have revised the invitation and are now offering fishing on the last Sunday of every month to club members - The Chairman stressed that all members opting to avail of this should ensure they carry their club membership card with them for inspection ,if demanded, as agreed with the Caragh Bridge Club. This very kind offer allows members to avail of a lovely sea trout and salmon running river so its worth pencilling those Sundays in the calendar!

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Spa Muckross Community Games

Beaufort Golf Club (Men’s Branch)

Results 28th April: Thursday’s Open Singles: 1st Donal Carroll, 2nd Sean Mackessy 30th April/1st May - 18 hole Stroke 1st Joseph O’Sullivan (19) 68 Nett, 2nd Michael Coffey (18) 70 Nett, 3rd John Doherty (26) 71 Nett Fixtures 8th May: Thursday’s Open Seniors at 10am. 9th May: Open Friday - Open Single Stableford. 7th/8th May: 3T’s. 14th/15th May 2nd 2 GOTY - 18 hole Stroke (white tees). 22nd May - Swop Day Ceann Sibeal. 2nd/3rd July - Open Club Fund-raiser - 18 hole single Stableford (separate prizes for ladies and gents). Wednesday’s Open Scrambles commence the 4th May at 6pm sharp. Presentation of outstanding prizes will be on 11th May after the scramble.

Ring of Kerry Golf Club

Results: On Sunday last we held a single stableford competition. The winners were: 1. Tadhg McCarthy (23) 41 pts 2. Lee Grange (22) 37 pts

SWIMMING: County Finals in Tralee Sunday 1st May 2016 Spa Muckross came away with five individual gold medals, two bronze medals and a relay gold after a very successful day. There was a great per-

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killarney notes formance from Fionn O’Donoghue Sheehan in the U8 Freestyle coming home in fourth place in the final, in his first outing in the Community Games. Nicole Murphy, also a first timer, just missed out in a place in the final when pipped for third in a very tight semi-final. Grace O’Connor also just missed out on a place in the final of the u12 breaststroke in what was a very fast semi-final. Cathal Coffey had a great swim in the u12 backstroke but missed out on a place in the final. Both Niall Coffey and Aisling Coffey won bronze medals in their respective u14 Butterfly races. Faye O’Neill had a brilliant swim in the u10 backstroke and had a commanding win and will now go on to Athlone to represent Kerry at the National Finals in August. She will be joined by her brother Ethan who put in a dominant performance in the u14 breaststroke, winning by a clear distance from the second placed swimmer. Ian Coffey added to the haul of medals by winning the u12 breaststroke by pulling away from the other swimmers over the last 15 metres to take gold. Next up was Niamh Coffey who won the u16 backstroke in one of the tightest races of the day with a tremendous finish to take gold. Margaret O’Brien put in a fantastic performance to win the u16 butterfly and guarantee her place in Athlone for the National Finals. In one of the most exciting races of the day, the u13 freestyle relay squad of Niall Coffey, Cathal Coffey, Ethan O’Neill and Ian Coffey (and Colm Looney who was unavailable) dug deep to come from behind to win a brilliant first relay medal for Spa - Muckross in the pool. The boys now go on to represent Kerry at the National Finals in Athlone. Spa Muckross were placed 4th out a total of 27 participating areas, which is a fantastic achievement. Well done to all the young people that competed that day and best of luck to those preparing for the National Finals in August. Thanks to Maurice and Emir Coffey for providing the notes and photos. ATHLETICS: Our local competition was held on Tuesday 26th April, in ideal weather conditions. There was a great turnout ,and great fun was had by all. The first 4 qualifiers in each event now go forward to the County competition in Castleisland on 11th and 12th of June. Can all qualifiers please make contact with Bríd 087 2650720. Please advise Bríd of your child’s name, age category and event. We need contact details to advise of upcoming training. CROSS COUNTRY: Best of luck to anyone competing in the County competition on Friday 6th May in Beaufort.

St. Brendan’s Rowing Club

UPDATE: Following our recent meeting held last Friday it has been decided to hold a Table Quiz to raise some much needed funds for the club. It will take place on Friday 20th May in the East Avenue Hotel. (Time to be decided) If anyone can donate spot prizes it would be greatly appreciated. They can be given to Kathy at Applecroft House B&B. REGISTRATION FEES: For anyone who has yet to pay their club membership money please con-

tact Nicola. Fees are €20 for U18s & Students and €60 for adults. REMINDER: Our next club meeting will be held on Friday 13th May at 7pm in Applecroft House B&B. We hope to see you all there. 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 064-6633838.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Training News Training continues as usual for all our under-age 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. Regatta Calendar and information sheet Please make sure you have your copy of our calendar of events , which is available in the clubhouse for you to keep. Also there is an information sheet attached with our fundraising dates included and our plans for the All Ireland Coastal Championships being held in Donegal in August. 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 Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’. 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 Belated Birthday Greetings to Tom O’Leary, who celebrated his 18th on Saturday the 30th April and to Siobhán Burns on turning 17 last Sunday, May 1st. Upcoming celebrations this week are the joint birthdays of ‘super sculler’ Mikey O’Donoghue and the one and only Shane Trant on Sunday 8th May. Also to our top supporter Ella Bartlett who not only celebrates her birthday next Friday 13th May, but receives her First Holy Communion this Saturday 7th May. Have an amazing day Ella!

Killarney South Community Games

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of its biggest ever number of entries competing. We had huge success on the day; Sabra Hickey got Bronze in the U. 8 Free Style and her sister Jocelyn got Bronze, also in the U. 10 Freestyle, Eimear O’Dowd won Silver in the U. 14 Butterfly and Ashling Reidy won Silver in the U. 16 Freestyle. Big congrats to Pia Hickey who for the second year running won Gold in the U. 12 Backstroke and has now qualified for the National Finals in Athlone in August. Well done to all the swimmers who competed the day and special thanks to Michael and Ann Hickey for co-ordinating the entries. The Area Finals were held in St. Oliver’s School field last Tuesday evening and yet again was a huge success. There were Semi-Finals and Finals in many events with a record 16 athletes competing in the U. 12 100 metre sprint. The medals won added to the joy for the children. A big thanks to all the Parents and Committee Members who helped out on the night. We urge all the Qualifiers to please attend the County Finals in Castleisland in June. Training for all Qualifiers will commence this Monday 9th June 6:30 pm in Castleisland Cross Country Qualifiers for Boys and Girls U12 to U14 takes place this Friday night, 6th May, at 7pm in Beaufort.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

With the date for the Killarney Regatta 2016 provisionally set for Sunday July 10th training for all crews is under way. As always new members of all ages are always welcome. We would also like to encourage former members to get involved with the club to help out with coaching. Those who are interested in both rowing and helping out, please contact Tadhg Kelly 0874181271 and Rory Leane 086-8600335.

Killarney RFC

AGM: You are invited to attend our AGM, which takes place on Saturday, the 28th of May next, at the Killarney Plaza. The AGM will take place at 8pm and all are more than welcome to attend. Next season will be a very important season for the club and we would ask as many people to attend the AGM as possible. Youths Awards: Killarney RFC Youth Awards night takes place this Friday night at the Killarney Oaks. Proceeding commence at 7pm and all are welcome to attend. Tag Tuesdays: Our Tag Tuesdays kicked off last Tuesday, at Aghadoe. All are welcome to come along each Tuesday and have fun playing tag rugby for the summer. No experience is necessary and Tag rugby is fun for all, a great way to get fit, meet new friends and we will have our famous barbecues throughout the summer. Keep an eye on our facebook page for details. Fundraising: We will be contacting all of the local businesses in Killarney and surrounds as our vital fundraising continues. We have commenced a prolonged campaign of selling key advertising at our new grounds in Aghadoe and any business wishing to advertise at the pitch, should contact any member of the committee or Mike Fuller on 087-

6489628. Night at the Dogs: We are currently organising another night at the dogs, following on from the hugely successful night at the dogs two years ago. This event takes place on Saturday, the 23rd of July next. Please contact Murphy on 0873745351 for sponsorship details.

Killarney Judo Club

Last weekend, a group of 11 players from Killarney Judo Player ranging from the ages of 8-50 competed in the Galway Open in Oranmore. The Club performed spectacularly under the guidance of Coaches Tadhg Kelly and Alan Horgan. Firstly, our youngest member Kate Ford won a silver earlier in the day by coming back to win her second fight after losing the first fight. Our members Liam O’Donoghue, Jordan Raven, Oran Horgan and Thomas Swords won Bronze medals in their categories. Next, Cora Joy won both Gold in Cadet and Juniors U63kg after a series of tough fights while Cathal Sword won a Bronze medal for his hard efforts in U66kg. Michael Prendergast won Silver in Junior U81kg. Michael also competed in Seniors U81kg with Tim Kelly where both players won 3/4 of their fights with Michael winning Silver and Tim Bronze due to points scoring. While Shane Ferris competed against other Orange and Green Belts in Seniors to win Silver with Aidan Ford winning Bronze in Veterans. Overall, a great performance by everyone where the Club won 2 Gold, 4 Silver and 7 Bronze. Lastly, one of our members Tim Kelly was appointed as the PRO for the Irish Judo Association and we wish him the best of luck.

Killarney Men’s Shed

“National Collection” The recent collection on behalf of the “Men’s Shed” at a national level realised was a tremendous success. We would like to thank all the people of Killarney and surrounding areas who supported us so generously on the day. Well done to all the members who gave of their time and effort to ensure the event was run so efficiently, a big “Thank you” to everyone. We also wish to thank the organisers and members of the committee who organised the whole event. Well done to all involved! “Meitheal” at Fossa Church “Laudato SI” garden. A garden has been developed at Fossa Church recently called “Laudato SI” to celebrate “Earth Week” which was blessed by the Papal Nuncio. This garden has come to fruition with the help of members of Killarney Men’s Shed without which it would not have been possible. The whole project was completed in the time-frame of ten days and it was only possible through hard work, commitment and skill of the “Meitheal” of people who gave so generously of their time. This community effort along with the ethos of the “Men’s Shed” proves that anything is possible if the willingness and enthusiasm of a dedicated group of people is cultivated for a good cause.

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At the Bank of Ireland Ladies Sponsored Competition in The Killarney Golf Club last Friday evening were Breda Duggan (first), lady captain Mary O'Rourke, Alicia Burke, on behalf of Corrina Griffin (second), Kelly Brotherton (best gross) and Noreen Coffey (third). PICTURES: SALLY MACMONAGLE

At the prizegiving for the New Strands-sponsored ladies competition at Killarney Golf Club were lady captain Mary O'Rourke, Alicia Burke, on behalf of Corrina Griffin (first), sponsor Geraldine Doran, New Strands Hair Salon, Frank Doran, SafeGuard Security, Mary Cronin (fourth), Breda Duggan (third) and Kelly Brotherton (best gross).

At the prizegiving for the International Cup-sponsored competition was President Arthur Hanley, Eugene O'Sullivan, Terrance Mulcahy, men's captain, Liam Hartnett, Matt Lacey, Denny Lyons and Conor McNeice.

At the prizegiving for the Pat O'Neill Style Suite-sponsored competition, were Luke O'Neil, Finn O'Neil, Lara O'Neil, Geraldine O'Neil, Ann Stuart (first), Kelly Brotherton (second), Eimear Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Donoghue (fifth), Liz O'Connor (fourth), Alicia Burke on behalf on Corrina Griffin (sixth) and lady captain Mary O'Rourke.

Tom Barry of Killarney Print, presenting members of the Killarney Golf Club, with an original print commissioned for the Killarney Golf Club in 1940, from left, president Arthur Hanley, Tom Barry of Killarney Print, Michael O'Donoghue, men's captain, Liam Hartnett and lady captain, Mary O'Rourke.

At the prizegiving for the Arbutus Cup in Killarney Golf Club last Friday evening were President Arthur Hanley, Tom Barry, Ronan Brosnan, Michael O'Donoghue, Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Captain, Liam Hartnett, Matt Lacey, Stephen Kelliher, Luke Walsh and Damien Hickey.

At the Killarney Golf Club last Friday evening for the Aghadoe Heights-sponsored singles competition were president Arthur Hanley, John Twomey, men's captain, Liam Hartnett, Joseph Hartnett, Pat Favier, Kathy Hartnett on behalf of Tony Walsh, Mike Howard and Donal Considine. 06.05.16 Killarney Advertiser

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GARVEYS SUPERVALU COUNTY SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The CCC are due to meet on this Wednesday evening to make fixtures for the first round of the Garveys Supervalu County Senior Football Championship opening round which will be played on the weekend of May 15. The Championship will be launched on this Friday evening in Austin Stack Park at 6.30pm.

COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETING

A meeting of Coiste Chiarraí will take place on Monday next, May 9, at 8pm in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney. The draw for Round 1 of the Novice Championship – first round losers of the junior championship – will be made at the meeting. Kerry County Committee has organised a service check of all defibrillators to be carried out at the meeting and clubs are asked to bring their AED machines which will be checked free of charge on the night. Clubs will be given a list of remedial action (if any) that needs to be carried out.

CASTLEISLAND MART CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDUP

Senior Club Championship - Dr Crokes and Austin Stacks will contest the final of the senior club championship following victories over Legion and Austin Stacks respectively on Saturday last. In the Castleisland Mart Senior Club Championship Relegation Playoff Round 1 both Rathmore and Kerins O’Rahillys all but secured their senior club cham-

Currow

Coiste Na nÓg U16s: Our team travelled to Listry to play Keel/Listry in the East Kerry League on Monday 25th April. In a good encounter Keel/Listry seemed to have the edge on Currow and went on to win on a score line of Keel/Listry 1-21 to Currow 3-11. U14s: We played our last group game in the County League on Wednesday 27th April, where John Mitchels were the opponents. During a very close and exciting game Currow were the team who finished stronger and won on a score line of Currow 5-10 John Mitchels 6-06. Next game is vs Gneeveguila (County Semi Final) on Wednesday 4th May in Currow with throw in at 7pm. U12s: After their trip to Croke Park our team were back in County League action on Sunday May 1st. Rathmore were the opponents and in a thrilling game Rathmore went on to win on a final score of Rathmore 4-08 Currow 4-07, Next game is a back game vs. Finuge on Tuesday 3rd May in Finuge. U10s: During the week our u10s travelled to Castleisland on Tuesday last to play in an GAA Go Games blitz. U6, U8s, U10s: Training continues this coming Saturday at 10am in Currow GAA ground. Lotto The Currow G.A.A. club has decided to hold the lotto once a fortnight instead of once a month beginning on Sunday May 8th. Tickets are still €2 each and three €5. Yearly tickets can be bought for €50 from any club officer or player. The yearly ticket holders will be entered into a special draw each

pionship and senior football championship status following victories over Kilcummin and Milltown-Castlemaine respectively last weekend. Kilcummin and Milltown-Castlemaine will now play in the Castleisland Mart Senior Club Championship Relegation Playoff Round 2 – final and the losers of that final may lose their Senior Club/ Senior Championship Status in 2017 – however, should either Kilcummin or Milltown-Castlemaine (or both!) reach that Senior County Championship final then they will be exempt from relegation. Intermediate Club Championship Kenmare and Templenoe join Desmonds in the semi-finals of the Intermediate championship following quarterfinal victories over Spa and St Michaels-Foilmore respectively last weekend. Ardfert face An Ghaeltacht in the remaining quarter-final on May 28. Semi-final pairings for the Intermediate Championship have not been drawn. Castleisland Mart Junior Premier Club Championship Ballydonoghue are the first team into the Junior Premier Club Championship semi finals following victory over Keel in the only quarter-final tie played last weekend. St Pats and Glenbeigh-Glencar play this Sunday in a game delayed due to Kerry hurlers championship games. Listowel Emmets got the better of Beaufort in their replayed Round 1 game and Annascaul defeated Renard.

fortnight for a prize of €40 as well as being entered to the lucky dip draw. This change is necessary to help the clubs finances and your support would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you all for your support down through the years and hopefully you will continue your generous support as the club really depends on it. Minors Currow minors played St Senans on Friday night last in the Division 3 county league final. We dominated the game from the early stages and after 3 early points goals from John McMahon Jack Scanlon and Jeremiah O’Sullivan puts Currow in a commanding lead and at half time they had stretched their lead to 3-07 to 0-5. The dominance continued with another goal apiece for Jack Scanlon and John McMahon in the second half & Brian O Shea ensured there was no comeback for St Senans with a great penalty save late in the game and Currow finished winners on a score line of 5-10 to 0-6. Captain Jack Griffin accepted the trophy on behalf of his team and Jack Daly was named man of the match. Well done to the lads and Team trainer Pa McCarthy selectors Kerry O’Sullivan and Cathal Daly. Lotto next Sunday at Cunniffe’s Bar Currow May 8th.

Dr Crokes

Club Championship Semi Final Dr Crokes 0-12 Legion 0-7 played in Rathmore In a disappointing local derby we ran out winners in the end by five points. We will now meet Austin Stacks in the

The quarter-final draw is as follows: Firies V Listowel Emmets; Na Gaeil V Annascaul; Dromid Pearses V St Pats or Glenbeigh-Glencar. Castleisland Mart Junior Club Championship – Last weekend saw the three outstanding Round 1 fixtures played with Castlegregory defeating Cordal in a high scoring game, Tarbert defeating Valentia and Knocknagoshel just getting the better of Tuosist. The Cromane Vs Beale game was postponed due to a bereavement and that game will go ahead on this Saturday. The draw for Round 1 of the Novice Club Championship will be made at Monday night’s meeting of the county committee.

in the county should mark the occasion in some fashion. The day is clear of fixtures the importance placed on the event by Croke Park can be gauged from the fact that special permission has to be sought from HQ for any fixture which has to go ahead.

KERRY GAA “NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS”

The annual night at the dogs fundraiser, “The Kerry GAA Night of Champions” is just over three weeks away and will take place on Friday 27th May at The Kingdom Greyhound Stadium in Tralee. Nuptials Congratulations to Kerry Senior Football captain Bryan Sheehan and his bride Ita O’Sullivan who were married on Friday last.

KERRY HURLERS’ WINNING WAYS KERRY PLAY CLARE IN MUNSTER MINOR SEMI-FINAL

Kerry travel to Milltown-Malbay on Wednesday evening next (May 11) to play Clare in the Eirgrid Munster Minor football Championship semi final at 7pm. Kerry had a facile first round victory over Waterford while Clare surprised Limerick who then went to knock out a Tipperary team that had put it up to Cork for long periods of their first round meeting.

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Final. U12 County League The under 12’s finished phase one of the County League in style with two hard-fought victories over the Austin Stacks in Connolly Park on Sunday evening. In Division 1A, the Black team played exceptionally well to win 5-18 to 4-06. In Division 1B, the Amber team were crowned league champions on Sunday after they finished top of the pile with five straight wins in the competition. They dug deep and put in a fantastic battling performance to earn a narrow 5-07 to 4-07 victory over the Tralee side. Well done to all the players, coaches and parents on what was a very rewarding and enjoyable campaign. U14 County League The Amber team had no luck when they travelled back to West Kerry to take on An Ghaeltacht in Gallarus. Crokes trailed by four points at half-time playing against a very strong wind and despite a terrific performance in the second half they could only reduce the deficit to within a point. An Ghaeltacht won by 1-11 to 2-7 in the end. The Black team had a big win in Lewis road over Beaufort, winning 6-06 to 1-01. Lá na Club Day Lá na Club Day is on Sunday 8th of May. The Walk starts at 12pm and BBQ at 1pm. Please come out to support Deepest Sympathies Our Condolences to the Family of Don Moran, former Dr Crokes player, on his recent death. Lotto Lotto numbers 8, 10, 18, 21. Jackpot €3000 Winner Donie O’Leary 21 St

Following their victory over Carlow in Round 1 last weekend, the Kerry senior hurlers will continue their Leinster Senior Championship round robin campaign on this Saturday with a home game against Westmeath at Austin Stack Park, Tralee. The game will have a 3pm. throw-in time.

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The Kerry minor hurlers won the Todd Nolan Tournament last Saturday at Abbeydorney. They defeated a Tipperary Under 17 development team in the final by 2-12 to 2 -7.

Brendan’s. Next draw Sunday 8th of May in Tatler Jack Jackpot €3000.

East Kerry

East Kerry Senior League On Saturday evening Glenflesk travelled to Gneeveguilla for a division 1A back game in the East Kerry Senior League. Final score Glenflesk 1-16 Gneeveguilla 0-11. This leaves Kenmare and Gneeveguilla in the relegation zone, with no league points. However, Gneeveguilla have a game in hand whereas the outcome of all the Kenmare fixtures have been decided. East Kerry Junior League The East Kerry Junior League continued during the week, when Spa travelled to Gneeveguilla for a round 4 game. Final score Gneeveguilla 1-15 Spa 0-05. The league continues with round 5 this week when Glenflesk host Gneeveguilla, Legion are at home to Dr. Crokes, Spa entertain Kilcummin and Rathmore have a bye. East Region Under 16 League The pairings for the Finals of the East Region Under 16 League will be decided this week with the playing of the last round in Divisions 1A and 1B and the Division 5 semi final between Listry/ Keel and Kilcummin. The winner will play Kenmare in the Final. All Finals are to be fixed for Monday the 9th May. East Kerry Hurling Three teams from East Kerry clubs played in the County Under 12 hurling league during the week. Rathmore and Tralee Parnells ended on equal scores (3-05) apiece while Dr Crokes scored 3-5 to 1-15 for Crotta O’Neills

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and St Pats East Kerry Hurling notched up 4-1 against Causeway’s 5-3. The very best of luck to the teams for the next round of the league. In the Senior County league St. Pat’s game against Kilgarvan but Kilgarvan and Dr. Crokes against Austin Stacks could not go ahead. Fixtures East Kerry Junior league Tuesday 10th May - Round 6 at 7.30pm First named team has home venue Kilcummin V Rathmore Dr. Crokes V Glenflesk Spa V Legion Gneeveguilla - Bye.

Firies Coiste na nÓg

U12 & U16 Boys Well done to our boys and their mentors who have dynamically competed with great energy and passion in the first phase of the Lee Strand County Football League and U16 East Region League respectively. With often inclement conditions, they provided some great football moments. U14 Boys Next on the schedule for our U14s is the Lee Strand League Semi Final. Our U14 A group will be playing Kilcummin on Monday, 9th May, whilst our U14B squad will face Ballymacelligott. Please check out our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/FiriesCoiste-na-nÒg for times and venues once confirmed. Academy Training Please note that academy training for U6, U8 and U10, usually scheduled for Saturday morning, will be taking a breather for First Holy Communions in Farranfore, on Saturday, 7th May and in Firies on Saturday, 14th May. Best wishes to all our boys receiving the sacrament. U8 Go Games Despite our breather in training, Firies U8 boys have been invited to attend a series of Go Games blitzes. These blitzes will take place in Legions home pitch, in Direen, Killarney starting a 6pm on Wednesday, 11th, 18th and 25th May. Volunteers Firies Coiste na nÓg is constantly seeking assistance. New Volunteers/ Coaches are always welcome. If you have some spare time and would like to assist, be it coaching, administrative or something to enhance our club, please contact Coiste na nÒg Chairperson Eugene Cosgrave at 086-2950021.

Gneeveguilla

Gneeveguilla GAA lotto numbers 7, 10, 13, 26. No Jackpot winner, next weeks jackpot €10,200. Gneeveguilla U14 defeated Brosna/ Knocknagoshel 5-06 to 2-12. Well done lads, excellent result. Gneeveguilla seniors were defeated by Glenflesk by 6 point in the East Kerry Super League. Club merchandise available from Martina O’Sullivan and Gobnait Carmody. You can check out the merchandise on Gneeveguilla GAA Facebook page. Gneeveguilla Juniors defeated a weaken spa team in the east Kerry junior league. Gneeveguilla kicked 1-11 in the first half with Dean Crowley finding the net for Gneeveguilla. Spa battled hard in the 2nd half

Spa Muckross Community Games under-13 swimming relay squad are heading for the National Finals in Athlone in August after coming first in the County competition on 1st May. Cathal, Ian & Niall Coffey with Ethan O'Neill.

but Gneeveguilla proved too strong eventually winning Gneeveguilla 1-19 Spa 0-05.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK SENIORS: East Kerry League Glenflesk 1-16 Gneeveguilla 0-11 Our Senior team recorded a win in their final East Kerry league game at home to Gneeveguilla on Saturday evening last and retain their division 1 status. GLENFLESK JUNIORS: JUNIOR FIXTURE: Glenflesk Vs Dr Crokes in Lewis road Tuesday May 10th at 7 30pm. GLENFLESK U12S: Our U12 team continued their good form with a 2-16 to 2-09 win over local rivals Kilcummin, their 4th win from 5 County league games GLENFLESK U14S Our U14S had another big win on April 27th away to Annascaul/Lispole. They’ve really discovered their goalscoring touch in the last 2 games, scoring an incredible 14 goals. Half time substitutes Ronan O’Donoghue, Josh Lyne, Michael O’Leary and Adam Mc Sweeney made a big impression. This win leaves Glenflesk second in the table with all the group games played and now have a home semi final. GLENFLESK U16S Our U16S finished with a good win in the group stage of the East Kerry league beating Spa 17 points to 2-09. Darragh Fleming top scored with 5 points and Alan Murphy finished with 4 points Lá na Gclub Lá na gClub will take place in Glenflesk on Sunday May 8th at 2pm, It’s going to be a fun day with lots of surprises for both young and old! We’ll be sharing the full schedule of events for the day soon! Keep an eye on our Facebook page for further details. GLENFLESK LADIES GLENFLESK U12 (GIRLS) Glenflesk 3-03 Spa 0-3 Glenflesk secured their second win of the U12 County League defeating Spa away on Tuesday night last. Overall this was a great team performance with all 22 panel members playing their part in the win

KERRY U14 LADIES Well done to Ava Doherty who played on the victorious Kerry u14 team in the Munster semi final against Limerick. 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 087-6962703. GLENFLESK CLUB TEXT The club are operating a new club text message system. If you are a club member and wish to receive text messages about Club and Community news and events, text your name and number to 087-0904892. HISTORY AND ARCHIVE SOCIETY Glenflesk history and archive society are updating their photograph collection. Any club or community photographs you may have from the 1970s for display in the hall would be greatly appreciated. RAHEEN NS: A big thank you to everyone who supported our recent Farmers Market Day, monies raised will be donated to Cork Penny Dinners. Your continued support and generosity is greatly appreciated. Congratulations to Susan Bartlett who has the winning lotto 17 on Saturday the 30th of April. PATRICK “Patrick” a play commemorating captain Patrick O’Connor who lost his life in the 1916 rising was performed by the drama groups of Glenflesk and Rathmore on the 23rd 24th and the 26th of April in the Rathmore Community Centre. The play was brilliantly scripted by Aidan O’Connor and was performed by an amazing cast. Well done to everyone involved and if you missed it their has been calls for more performances so watch this space.

BARRADUFF CARDIAC RESPONSE UNIT Barraduff Cardiac Response Unit would sincerely like to thank all business and individual donations who have kindly donated to this scheme. This scheme hopes to be up and running during the summer months and without theses donations it would not be possible for us to do so. Every donation we get brings us that bit closer to going live with the National Ambulance Service CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ie

Kilcummin

ST. BRENDAN’S COLLEGE FAYRE DAY The 2nd annual College Fayre Day will take place from 1-4 pm on Sunday 15th May in the College grounds. The event is being organised by the Parents’ Council, Students’ Council and staff of St. Brendan’s. It is hoped that the event will offer families a day out with a difference and also raise some funds for the School Development Fund 26,500 THANK-YOU’S Gillian Fitzgerald would like to sincerely thank all those who donated both nappies and money to her recent nappy appeal campaign. The nappies have now been successfully shipped from Ennistymon to Cherven Orphanage in Belarus and Gillian will be ensuring they have been allocated correctly when she visits the orphanage in July. A special thank you to all the management and staff of the 5 drop off points, Kilcummin Post Office, O’ Sullivan’s Pharmacy, Trant’s Pharmacy, Sewell’s Pharmacy & Dealz Killarney. COMHALTAS Anybody who would like to purchase a DVD of our 1916 Commemoration enactment please contact Marie Lehane on 087 9181973 as soon as possible as the deadline for orders in approaching. FLEADH CHEOIL Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí will take place in Tralee from 18th to 22nd May. The Fleadh Committee are asking for volunteers for stewards during the weekend. If you can spare half a day or a full day, please contact Róisín

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on the ball Rice on 087 2374255 or by e-mailing tomroisinrice@gmail.com. KILCUMMIN GAA U8 BOYS Blitz in Spa on 6th May at Spa GAA Grounds at 6pm. Meet at 5.45pm. There will be further competitions on 13th and 20th May. U12 BOYS Play Ballymacelligott at home at 6pm on 7th May in the County League. U14 BOYS Play Firies in the County league Semi-Final at 7pm on Monday 9th May. U14 GIRLS Play Currow away on 8th May at 5pm in the County League. COACHES Coaches required for East Kerry Cul Camps. Must be 18 years or older. Email CV to Donal.daly.gda.kerry@gaa.ie KILCUMMIN GAA FAMILY FUN DAY The club’s 2016 Family Day will take place on Sunday May 8th between 2-6pm. This year the main focus will be on fun and games for our young people and their families. Events will include 3-legged races, sack races, tiny tots races, adult and family races and challenges. BBQ throughout the day and rounded off in the evening with music in the Klub. Everyone welcome. UNDER 14 GIRLS The Kilcummin under 14 girls had a good win recently away to Southern Gaels in the County League. The final score was Kilcummin 4-6 to Southern Gaels 1-4. This was a good overall team performance with special mention to Jenny Healy in goal, Jessica O’ Neill, Abby O’ Leary and top scorer Shauna O’ Donoghue. Kilcummin now top their section of the league and are on course to qualify for the next stage. ST PATS U14 HURLERS Play Dr Crokes away on 7th May at 6pm. KILCUMMIN RAMBLING HOUSE Will be open on Friday 6th May at 8.30pm for its last session of the season. 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 agus braic. Fáilte isteach.

Mastergeeha FC

U12 Ballyhar 0 Mastergeeha 2 In this game the boys had to battle all the way for the three points that helps them close the gap at the top of the table. Darra O’Callaghan and Mark O’Shea got the goals. U13 SHIELD SEMI-FINAL Park 0 Mastergeeha 5 The boys qualified for the final of this year shield with a good away win in Tralee on Saturday morning. Sean O’Leary (2), Barry Lenihan, Cian Foley and Brendan O’Leary were the scorers on the day. U16 CUP SEMI-FINAL Mastergeeha 0 Park 2 In this game the Park side scored two goals mid-way through the first half. For the remainder of the game the boys pushed forward and created some good chances but could not get the goals despite their best efforts. U14 GIRLS KERRY CUP FINAL Listowel 7 Mastergeeha 0 In the final the girls played a strong Listowel side. In the opening quarter

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the girls defended well before Listowel scored in the 21st minute. After this the winner added a few more goals before half time. In the second half the Mastergeeha girls never gave up and created some half chances. YOUTHS Mastergeeha 4 Castlemaine 0 The boys qualified for the semi-final of the league courtesy of a home win on Saturday. Sean O’Leary opened the scoring mid-way through the first half with Paul O’Connor getting and hat trick in the second. All involved played well. PREMIER A Listowel 3 Mastergeeha 3 In this game the seniors started well and took the early lead with Scott O’Mahoney and Damien Breen finishing well. Chris Keane added a third to lead the score 2-3 at the break. In the second half Mastergeeha created some chances before the home side equalised from the penalty spot. In the closing stages Sean O’Leary and Noel Moynihan were unlucky not to score. All played well. MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 29th April 2016. Numbers drawn were 4, 19, 22, 24. Jackpot now €6,300.

Legion

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Crokes came out on top in this Club Championship semi-final but the lads deserve a lot of credit for their overall performance. Points from Jamie and David O’Sullivan cut the lead to one early in the second period and it seemed as though Legion were in the ascendency but Crokes weathered the storm and opened up a healthy lead as the half wore on. Final score: Killarney Legion 0-7 Dr Crokes 0-12. U-14 BOYS Our U-14 boys played out a very exciting draw in Derreen against Austin Stacks in Division 1 of the County League. Final score: Killarney Legion 6-07 Austin Stacks 6-07. Legion have earned a home semi-final after topping the group. We’ll meet Dr Crokes in Derreen on Thursday, May 5th. All support welcome. BAZAAR The club are hosting a bazaar on Saturday, June 4th at 12 noon. We’re looking for donations of any saleable items, e.g. unwanted gifts, kitchen utensils, candles, photo frames, books, CDs, DVDs, jewellery, games, sports accessories, ornaments and bikes. No clothes please. You can drop items to the clubhouse on Saturday mornings or alternatively contact either Denise (087 8342006) or Carolann (086 1709322) to arrange a drop off. 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.

Milltown Castlemaine

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION: Congratulations to all the young boys and girls from our community who received their First Holy Communion on Saturday last. Exams: Best of luck to all our members who are studying for and sitting college exams at this time. 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. Castleisland Mart Senior Club Championship - Relegation Playoffs Round 1 In the Senior Club Championship Relegation play off, Milltown Castlemaine took on Kerins O’Rahillys in Farranfore on Sunday May 1st 2017. A minutes silence was held in memory of our former club chairman, Frank Twiss, who had died on April 21st 2016. Final score of Kerins O’Rahillys 4-12, Milltown Castlemaine 2-12. Well done to both panels and their management teams. Kerins O’Rahillys now advance and Milltown Castlemaine will play Kilcummin in the next relegation game. LOTTO: Congratulations to our lucky prize winners in our Lotto Jackpot draw for €7,000 last Friday night, which took place in The Plough Bar. The drawn numbers were 2, 3, 9 and 24. A special thank you to all those who buy and sell our Lotto tickets. The next draw for €7,200 is on Friday May 6th, in Jack Duggan’s Bar, Castlemaine. To be in with a chance you must purchase those lotto tickets which are available from all the local businesses in Milltown, Castlemaine and Ballyfinnane. So head on out and buy that lucky ticket now! 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! UNDER 10 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. 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

Fossa

Lotto 1st May 2016 Numbers drawn were 6, 19, 20, 27. There was no jackpot winner. 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.

U14 County league Div 2A Fossa went to Castlegregory for the last game of the league, looking to finish on a high. Final score Castlegregory 2-4 Fossa 6-9. So at the end of the league - won 2 - lost 3. Next up for the U14’s will be Feile and training continues Fridays @ 6. Boys U12 County League Div 2A and 2B ROUND 2 The rescheduled fixture with Legion was played on Friday evening in Dirreen. Final score Legion 2-5 Fossa 5-13. Fossa U-12 black team went to Legion for the first of our two games this weekend and started as we mean to go on. Final score Legion 0-08 Fossa 3-09 Boys U12 County League Div 2A and 2B ROUND 6 Fossa travelled to Kenmare on Sunday evening and came away with 2 well fought wins. Final score Kenmare Shamrocks 2-6, Fossa 3-13. In the 2B game Fossa blacks showed great character to win this one. Final score Kenmare Shamrocks 2-7, Fossa 3-6. Boys U16 East Kerry League Div 1B ROUND 5 Our U-16 team took on Kilgarvan/ Tousist in the final game of the EK U-16 league. Final score Fossa 0-6 Kirgarvan/Tousist 3-16. Congratulations Congrats to Maud Kelly and Sara Sheehan who were part of the Kerry U-14 squad who defeated Limerick on Saturday afternoon in the Munster Championship semi-final on a scoreline of 3-13 to 1-06. 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. C ost €2 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. 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.

Listry

Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 1st May, 2016. Winning Numbers 2, 3, 17, 23 Jackpot €3,500 not won. Jackpot next week Sunday 8th May €3,650. County League U14 Semi Final Keel Listry V Knock Brosna. Wednesday, May 4th at 7pm in Allman Park. U12s County League Our U12s finished phase one of the county league on a high with a win on the road in Kilcummin. The team played very well on the night. They are improving with every game. Well done to all the boys and to the management team of Ger Donie Tomas and Liam.

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