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New dad takes charge in roadside delivery drama ALTHOUGH he wasn’t expected to make an appearance for another five and a half weeks, baby Jayden Reen had other plans.

His father Owen Reen from Rathmore got much more than he bargained for on Friday evening as he found himself delivering the baby ahead of schedule – on the side of the road.

Owen, 20, was driving his partner Rebecca Cremin, 23, to Kerry University Hospital when he had to pull over for the special delivery of their bundle of joy.

Rebecca’s waters broke outside Barraduff and just two miles beyond Killarney, on the Tralee Road, she realised she wasn’t going to make it to the hospital before the baby arrived.

Although his phone battery was critically low – at only 1%

– Owen stayed calm and took instructions from ambulance personnel over the phone.

“Someone was looking down on us!” said Owen. “Once I pulled over, it was over in about five minutes.”

The couple were overjoyed to welcome their 4lbs 13oz little boy.

Moments later the ambulance arrived to whisk mother and baby to Tralee.

Jayden will remain in the Emly Ward for a few days more. “We actually took it in our stride but were in a bit of shock – Jayden wasn’t expected for another five and a half weeks but he wasn’t stopping for anyone!” Owen told the Killarney Advertiser.

“We are absolutely delighted and we can’t wait to have him home in a few days’ time.”

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Owen Reen and Rebecca Cremin with baby Jayden.

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Seven-a-side’s 40th anniversary celebrations

KILLARNEY gardaí are investigating a burglary which took place in the town in the early hours of Thursday morning.

The raid took place between 2.30 and 2.45am in a house on Muckross Road.

It is understood that two males were seen fleeing the property.

If you have information contact Killarney Garda Station on 064-6631222.

THERE will be a real trip down memory lane next Friday, June 29, as Killarney Athletic celebrates the 40th anniversary of the club’s hugely popular seven-a-side tournament. The fun commences from 8pm and will continue until late at McSorley’s (upstairs).

The awards presentation takes place at 9pm for the premier, reserve and over-35 winners. All are welcome to the social night during which memorabilia will be on display.

Putting summer in the picture FANNING ourselves furiously in the heady, late July heat, most of us cannot believe that the summer is zooming by – just like the gleaming motorcade that hit town on Sunday.

From rally cars to vintage camper vans, the eye-catching vehicles parked up and basked in the sunshine and appreciative glances at the hugely successful annual classic car show at Killarney Outlet Centre.

The charity event was organised by Killarney

Valley Classic & Vintage Club which is now gearing up for its annual ploughing championships in Fossa, scheduled for Sunday, September 11.

From the four-wheeled to the four-legged, a real bevy of barking beauties put their best paws forward as they padded into the limelight on Monday for Killarney’s favourite canine pageant, which brought to a start the eagerly anticipated carnival week at Birds EuroShow Funfair.

The ensuing days saw youngsters show their flair for fancy dress as well as creative flower

arranging as they took part in the various annual contests that have been the hallmark of summer for generations in this town.

See all the pictures and updates from these events and more in the pages ahead.

Also this week, the team at Killarney Advertiser was delighted to present you with Killarney Magazine, a free glossy publication which showcases our town in eyecatching fashion.

•Have you got a story or an opinion you would like to share? Contact The Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, Killarney, telephone 064-6632215 or email newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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I have applied for a job in a sports club and have been told that I must be vetted by the Gardaí. What does this mean?

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YOU’VE probably spotted it clutched in eager hands around town and beyond over the past week and the team at Killarney Advertiser is delighted to present our readers with the town’s first premium tourist publication, Killarney Magazine.

This glossy, free magazine, showcases our town in the dazzling light it deserves and in it we are excited about sharing sought-after insider knowledge and hidden gems.

Leaf through the colourful pages to be wowed by or reminded of the attractions that have earned Killarney its enviable status as Ireland’s preeminent tourist destination.

We hope we will also tempt you to veer off the beaten track to make your experience of our town and it surrounds your very own.

A wonderful resource for the traveller and a handy reference guide for local residents, Killarney Magazine emerged from a pool of local talent and it features leading writers from what is a world-renowned literary and cultural hotbed.

We would like to thank all our advertisers for supporting this exciting venture and we are already looking forward to next year’s edition.

The magazine, designed by Damien Switzer, has been distributed throughout Killarney, including hotels, the tourist office and a host of visitor attractions. You can also check out its website at http://www.killarneymagazine.com “We noticed that there was no premium visitor magazine that captured the uniqueness of the our beautiful town. It is very much of Killarney featuring local writers, photographers and designers.

Feedback has been amazing since we published last week,” said Aidan Quirke, business development manager of Killarney Advertiser and Killarney Magazine.

“We are planning for next season’s publication already.”

Since 29 April 2016, people working with children or vulnerable adults must be vetted by the Garda Síochána National Vetting Bureau. Workers include staff, volunteers and those on student placements working for an organisation through which they have unsupervised access to children and/or vulnerable adults.

Under the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012– 2016, organisations that require Garda vetting of individuals must register with the National Vetting Bureau. These include childcare services, schools, hospitals, health services and organisations providing leisure, sporting or physical activities to children and/or vulnerable people.

If you are applying for a job with a registered organisation, the organisation will send you a vetting invitation form. You must complete the form and return to the organisation with proof of your identity. After validating your identity, the organisation will send you an email with a link to the vetting application form.

You then apply to be vetted online using e-Vetting. If you wish, you may apply using a paper form instead. If you are aged under 18 you must submit a signed parent or guardian consent form.

After reviewing your vetting application, the organisation submits it to the National Vetting Bureau. The National Vetting Bureau processes the application and sends a vetting disclosure to the organisation. A vetting disclosure may include details of convictions and pending prosecutions or a statement that there is no criminal record. The organisation will review the disclosure and will send you a copy of it.

You can track the progress of your e-Vetting application online.

Further information is available from the National Vetting Bureau at https:// vetting.garda.ie/ and from the Citizens Information Centre below.

Nearly 20,000 applications for medical cards in Kerry in 2015 FROM January to December of last year 19,628 applications were received by the Department of Health from people in Kerry seeking medical cards. Some 16,887 of these were granted.

To date this year, 5,504 have been received and 4,731 have been awarded.

The figures were released in response to a recent parliamentary question made by Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae to Minister for Health Simon Harris in which he asked how many medical cards were applied for and granted in the past 18 months in the county.

Meanwhile, Deputy Healy-Rae has welcomed the announcement

by Minister Harris that he has pledged to legislate to extend automatic medical cards to children who are entitled to a domiciliary care allowance.

Minister Harris stated in the Dáil last night that 11,000 sick and severely disabled children will benefit from the commitment, which was part of the Programme for Government and that the children will not have to go through assessment or means test. He stated that children in receipt of domiciliary care will start to receive the Medical Cards in early 2017.

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Baler revs up to make history in Black Valley SHARP intakes of breath were the order of the day as, with not an inch to spare, a gargantuan Fusion baler made its way through the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney, and into the history books on Tuesday.

Mats were used on each side of the rockface to protect the machinery in what was the first time this type of vehicle was driven in the Gap of Dunloe. “It caused quite a stir for tourists,” said award-winning photographer Valerie O’Sullivan who took some eyecatching pictures of the occasion.

The baler, driven by Cormac Tangney, for John O’Connor, Contractors, successfully made its way to the Black Valley to the farm of Eugene and Mary Tangney, to bale hay for winter feeding. The Tangneys are also supporting the cancer awareness campaign #wrapitpink.

History is made in the Black Valley, as a Fusion baler, driven by Cormac Tangney, for John O’Connor, Contractors, successfully made its way to the farm of Eugene and Mary Tangney.

PICTURES: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

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Recruitment of GP staff in ongoing issue for full GP service in Rathmore RATHMORE is among a number of rural locations having difficulty in relation to GP recruitment, according to Kerry Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae. Deputy Michael Healy-Rae recently requested an update from Minister for Health Simon Harris on providing a full GP service in Rathmore.

He was told that the HSE management in Kerry has been in ongoing contact with the GP with regard to this matter and is “satisfied that all efforts have been exhaustive to recruit a GP or locum GP to assist the GP who is currently in Rathmore one day a week”.

“These included advertising the post, contacting GPs abroad and some GPs declined an interview as they felt that the post was too rural,” said Deputy Healy-Rae. The situation in Rathmore is not uncommon in so far as a number of locations across the country are encountering difficulties in relation to GP recruitment, particularly in rural areas with single-handed practices, according to the Independent TD. Rathmore Social Action Group has been granted planning for change of use for a doctor’s surgery. “This was one of the barriers that was in the way of a full time GP service,” said local Fianna Fail councillor Niall Kelleher.

“The action committee which was set up a number of months ago has requested a meeting with the GP that was awarded the GMS contract and would hope to get the full details at that meeting.”

The head of primary care in Cork and Kerry along with the primary care transformation development officer for the Kerry area are due to meet again with the GP next week to discuss the interim arrangement regarding the premises and to review what additional measures can be taken to support the GP in securing an assistant or locus GP. “While I appreciate the efforts being made by the HSE something needs to be done to ensure that the people in Rathmore get a full GP service sooner rather than later,” said Deputy Healy-Rae.

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The Tangneys are supporting the #wrapitpink campaign for Cancer Awareness, from left, Donnacha Tangney, Cormac Tangney, Eugene and Mary Tangney, Shanon Tangney, John O'Connor, Contractor, Sean O'Connor, Patie Tangney and Debbie O'Sullivan, Black Valley.

Time travel in Killarney Library CALLING all history buffs – Killarney Library will host a 1916 memorabilia open day tomorrow, Saturday, July 23.

Members of the public are asked to bring along items of interest relating to the revolutionary period in Ireland 1913-1923, such as service medals.

Local enthusiasts have been lined up for this event and antiques from that era (1916 and World War One) will be on display.

This event, from 12 noon to 4pm, will take place to accompany the 1916 exhibit which is currently running at the library.

For further details contact Conor Doolan on 086-3099675 or Killarney Library on 064-6632655 Email: killarney@kerrylibrary.ie www.kerrylibrary.ie​

Garda alert about car seen in Lackabane area GARDAÍ in Killarney have urged the public to be aware of a car seen acting suspiciously in the Fossa area.

The car, a gold/beige Skoda Octavia, has a partial registration of 07. It was seen acting suspiciously in the Lackabane area in the past week.

If you have any information on it contact Killarney Gardaí on 064-6631222.

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Island status for Kerry?

DISMAY has greeted news that the long-awaited work on the Ballyvourney to Macroom scheme, including a bypass at Macroom, would not begin until 2020.

On Wednesday, Transport Minister Shane Ross responded to questions on the matter by Kerry Fine Gael TD Brendan Griffin.

Deputy Griffin said the project needs prioritisation and clarity was needed, as various start dates had been mooted.

Minister Ross said the Ballyvourney to Macroom scheme involves the construction of 22km of new carriageway, including a bypass at Macroom town with work currently due to start in four years’ time.

Last year Kerry County Council pledged to seek “island status” for the county due to the situation.

There were calls at the meeting of Kerry County Council on Monday for the intervention of Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin in the issue, in the absence of a minister in this county.

In addition, a joint approach from politicians in Cork and Kerry has been urged to progress a bypass route on the main road linking the counties.

Meanwhile, in a letter to Kerry County Council chief executive Moira Murrell, Transport Infrastructure Ireland regional manager Paul Moran said the N22 road scheme was still included in the Capital Investment Plan and that construction was anticipated to commence in 2020.

Killarney’s cathaoirleach, Councillor Brendan Cronin, said he was disappointed that work may not begin construction until 2021/22. “This is a major access route into Kerry and the Southwest and the current daily traffic jams and backlog trying to get through Macroom are very frustrating for road users and motorists,” said Cllr Cronin. “As we in Killarney are a major tourist destination depending on being accessible it is totally unacceptable that we have this constant traffic bottleneck in Macroom.

“I am calling on all Kerry Oireachtas members to put pressure on the TII and the Minister for Transport to provide the funding to deliver this bypass to free up access into our county as a matter of urgency.”

There have been calls for a Macroom bypass for decades.

‘We deserve equality of consideration in the matter of access’ IN NOVEMBER 2014 Councillor Michael Gleeson floated the idea of Kerry County Council seeking island status because of a lack of investment in the county.

In May of last year, Kerry County Council said it would press ahead with attempts to be classified as an island to highlight the county'sshoddy roads.

AT the time, former All-Ireland footballer Cllr Michael Gleeson said: “When I called for island status for Kerry, people thought I was being facetious, I was not.

“When I proposed going

to Europe to seek special status for this county I was not exaggerating.”

He slammed the government and the National Roads Authority, saying that the main access points to the county had now become obstacle points.

Councillor Michael Gleeson Reacting to news on the Macroom bypass this week daily basis for work or edhe said he was very dis- ucation,” said Cllr Gleeson. appointed. “This is very “Successive governments bad news for tourism and and national politicians industry in the Kerry. It is have failed the county in also bad news for the peothis matter. We deserve ple on the Kerry-Cork bus equality of consideration that attend CUH for vital with other parts of the treatments and also for country in the matter of people who commute on a access to the county.”

Claims that Kerry snail was holding up bypass IN THE past fortnight, the controversial Kerry snail was accused of causing 45-minute traffic delays and denying the county jobs and investment.

Questions were also raised in the Dáil on July 7 over the identification of the Kerry snail, with Independent Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae asking if he dons the county jersey.

Deputy Healy-Rae said the Macroom to Ballyvourney bypass, which has been sought for more

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than 30 years and would serve those travelling between Cork and Kerry, had been delayed because of the snail.

Deputy Healy-Rae said: “It has been held up by environmentalists and others who thought up ridiculous reasons, such as snails and other species, and to rub salt into our wounds, they described them as the Kerry snail,” he said.

“I wonder had they put a Kerry jersey on him or

how did they decide he was a Kerry snail.”

He highlighted the road’s “treacherous bends” and how people can be delayed for around 45 minutes going through Macroom.

This project is of paramount importance to Kerry, and to all who travel to Cork and back every day for work and the many hundreds of people from Kerry who have to travel to Cork for medical appointments, he added.

EDITOR’S VIEW

Work on Macroom Bypass is well overdue NEWS that work on the Macroom Bypass is scheduled to start in four years’ time was announced this week.

But a whole chorus of us will join in asking, why has it taken so long?

This is a saga that has been rumbling on for well over a quarter of a century.

Most of us know people who need to travel very regularly to Cork for both work and medical appointments.

But a potentially straightforward journey is made as awkward as possible, which means that many who would like to live in Kerry and commute across the border for work are forced to move out of the county.

Kerry as a county and its inhabitants run the risk of becoming isolated (in effect, turned into an island) in terms of infrastructure, transport links and employment.

The delays in boosting access to Kerry are costing the county dearly.

Speaking to Donal Hickey in the Irish Examiner last summer, then-Killarney municipal authority chairman John Joe Culloty said access to the county was a key issue. “We see the Macroom bypass as the immediate priority, as work on its planning, design and land acquisition is much more further advanced than the Adare bypass and we would be hopeful of some progress this year,” he said.

It is also a firm belief among tourism interests that if the journey time to Kerry was shortened, the county would get more visitors.

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update Launching the 54321 Challenge,which takes place from September 8-11 were Brian Kelly, Michaela O'Riordan, Emer O'Neil, Padraigh O'Conoor, Gillian and Ella O'Donoghue, Carole Moran, Jay Galvin, Aisling O'Connor, Fionan O'Connor, Fionan O'Connor, Kayla O'Connor and Bryan Sheehan.

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Fancy setting off on an adventure, famous five-style?

AS FUNDRAISERS go, the 54321 Challenge has really captured the imagination of the public. It sees five people take part in an adventure over four days, involving three cycles and two mountain climbs, for one cause, to generate much-needed funds for a number of local charities.

This year’s challenge will take place from September 8 to 11 inclusive and will see participants cycle the Ring of Kerry, climb Carrantuohill, cycle from Killarney to the foot of Mount Brandon before climbing the peak, and cycling from Dingle to Kerry.

Launched at Ross Castle on Tuesday, the challenge is now entering its fourth year.

“In the first two years it was undertaken by one team of five people and last year saw three teams take to the roads and mountains,” said spokeswoman Carole Moran.

“It has again this year been decided to

Noreen takes the helm at Heights Hotel Killarney CONGRATULATIONS to Noreen O’Leary who has been appointed general manager of The Heights Hotel Killarney. Having worked at the hotel since 2001, Noreen has taken over the reins from Collette Andre O'Riordan, director and proprietor of the hotel.

Although Collette will remain involved in the business going forward, she has handed the general management of the hotel over to Noreen. "It was an obvious choice for myself Noreen O’Leary, general and my family," said Collette. maanger, The Heights Hotel "Noreen has been with us for Killarney. many years, and she has proven herself as a loyal and progressive member of the team, with a strong focus on the business needs across the board. I wish her all the best in her new role and know that she will continue to bring care and attention to our customers and to our business alike.”

Noreen, who has worked with all the members of the team at the Heights for many years, will continue to uphold the hotel’s strategy that has made it such a popular venue in recent years. “The owners of the hotel have made huge investments over the past 10-12 years and they have a strong vision of where they want the hotel to go,” said Noreen.

The new general manager added: "Being given this opportunity to manage a hotel such as this one is a privilege and an honour. I intend to continue the hard work that has been put into making The Heights Hotel what it is today and to focus on our vision which is to continue to expand our ever growing food operation, our successful wedding business, and to bring the hotel to four-star status by 2017.”

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open the challenge to multiple teams of five building on last year’s success. This was decided to enable others to enjoy and take part in this epic challenge and also it will help increase the much needed funds as this year the 54321 challenge will raise money to support three Kerry charities which are the Kerry Cancer Support Group, Glowhearts 4 Crumlin and the Killarney Cardiac Response Group.”

You can donate via the individual charities’ Facebook pages or by direct debit to Ulster Bank, Killarney. Sort code 98-58-86 Account No. 10824507, or if you know any of the participants you can contact them directly with a donation.

If you wish to register a team of five or would like further information call TJ O’Connor on 087-6277141 or Carole Moran on 087-9471336.

Killarney harpist and singer Marina Cassidy hits all the right notes THIS week saw Killarney harpist and singer Marina Cassidy take centre stage as she highlights the Irish harp, Ireland’s national instrument and emblem.

Marina gave a recital and talk on the instrument on Thursday and will also give the presentation next Thursday, July 28, at 8pm in St Mary’s (Church of Ireland), the Church of the Sloes.

Tickets, €10, are available on the door.

With a broad repertoire that embraces classical, ecclesiastical and traditional Irish music, Marina Cassidy is the foremost Irish harpist/vocalist. The rich, pure quality of her soprano voice and her ability to interpret her material, musically and emotionally, enhancing the sentiments of each song gives the listener her unique insight, to produce an uplifting and rewarding experience.

Marina Cassidy.

The recital is a must for both locals and visitors. Marina will talk about the significance of the Harp in Irish history and culture. She will play a range of ancient and contemporary pieces.

Not only the visitor to Killarney—who seeks to know and experience the vibrant Irish culture in music and song—but also the local—who seeks to know more about their national emblem—will find an evening of informative entertainment in St Mary’s Church (opposite Killarney’s Town Hall).

Hollywood beckons for Killarney Athletic IT’S BEEN a case of lights, cameras and action for members of Killarney Athletic soccer club as it took part in filming for a promotional video for the FAI Junior Cup. Aviva carried out the filming and keep a lookout for the video in the next couple of weeks.

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SEVEN-A-SIDE COMPETITION

RESULTS UNDERAGE TOURNAMENT Under-10 and 12 tournament In the under-10s final we had Dab United v Kerryonians which went all the way to penalties. It was nil all after extra time and then on to penalties where the Kerryonians took the spoils on a 3 to 1 score line. The goalie for the Kerryonians Callum Cronin received man of the match award.

In the under-12s final we had JR Spares v Flesk Flyers in what can be only be described as a thriller. It was nil all at half time and just in to the second half man-of-the-match Dylan Roche had a screamer of a goal to put JR Spares in the lead. They kept on to the lead to the finish and the game ended 1 0 to JR Spares.

RESULTS Monday, July 18 U16 Beaufort GC Tim Jones Butchers U16 Beaufort GC Killarney Wolves Senior Quarter--Final 15 Mins B The Speakeasy Charlie’s Angels Senior Quarter-Final 15 Mins A Tattler Toffees The Fáilte U16 Benteke Fried Chicken Killarney Wolves U16 Benteke Fried Chicken Tim Jones Butchers Senior Quarter-Final 15 Mins D Flesk Restaurant MD O’Sheas Senior Quarter-Final 15 Mins C Corcoran’s Furniture Cronin’s Tyres Castlemaine Over-35 Semi-Final Fleming’s Taxis Mackey’s Crew 2

Tuesday, July 19 Premier Semi-Final 20 Mins Tatler Toffees 1 Charlie’s Angels 2 Reserve Semi-Final 15 Mins MD O’Shea’s 0 The Fáilte 2 U14 Semi-Final Scotts Hammers 0 AC Me Rolling 1 U16 Semi-Final Boo Radley FC 0 Benteke Fried Chicken 2 U16 Semi-Final Beaufort GC 1 Freda’s Boys FC 0 Over-35 Semi-Final Mackey’s Crew 0 Tim Jones Butchers 1 Wednesday, July 20 Reserve Semi-Final 15 Mins Corcoran’s Furniture 1 The Speakeasy-EZ 4 Premier Semi-Final 20 Mins Cronin’s Tyres Castlemaine 6 Flesk Restaurant 1 U14 Semi-Final Banterlona 5 Bombers 0 FIXTURES Monday, July 25 7.30 Premier Final (25 Mins) Cronin's Tyres Castlemaine v Charlie’s Angels 8.25 Reserve Final (20 Min) The Fáilte v The Speakeasy-EZ Tuesday, July 26 6.45 U14 Final A C Rolling FC v Banterlona 7.10 U16 Final Beaufort GC v Benteke Fried Chicken Wednesday, July 27 7.00 Over 35 Final (12 min Fleming’s Taxi v Tim Jones Butcher

The Flesk Restaurant team competing in the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

The Fleming’s Taxis O-35 team competing in the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

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The Ballyspillane United team.

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The Tatler Toffees team competing in the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

The Failte team competing in the Killarney Athletic/ Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

The Cronin’s Tyres, Castlemaine team competing in the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

The Mackey’s Crew 2 O-35 team competing in the Killarney Athletic/Killarney Credit Union 7-A-Side soccer tournament.

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Marathon man Tom to get on his marks in Italy TRALEE man Tom Foley is getting on his marks to take on the ultimate fitness challenge in August by completing 20 marathons in 10 days.

Tom, who works in Tralee Town Centre Apartments, which are owned and managed by Lee Strand, will travel to Lake Orta in Gozzano in Italy, to embark on the challenge on Saturday, August 6.

In temperatures of over 30 degrees, the 37-year-old will run over the ten days a total of 526 miles, with two marathons a day.

“The first marathon will take place at 8am and the second marathon will commence at 2pm each day,” said Tom. This event is a world’s first official 20 marathons in 10 days, with some of Italy’s top marathon athletes also taking part.

Tom, who is a member of Tralee’s Born to Run Club, said: “I am really looking forward to the challenge, but I reckon that it will be more of a mental challenge than a physical one! I would like to thank my sponsors Lee Strand Protein+ Milk who are supporting me with my travel, accommodation and entry fees for the 20 marathons. All proceeds raised from the challenge will be donated to the homeless charity Jacket Off Your Back.”

No stranger to fitness challenges, Tom has completed 27 marathons in the last three years. In 2014 he cycled over 2400km from St John's Church in Tralee to the Vatican in Rome as part of the ‘Home To Rome Cycle Challenge’ in aid of the Donal Walsh #Livelife Foundation.

The challenge was filmed and a documentary was broadcast on Irish TV called ‘Donal’s Message From Home To Rome’. In 2015 Tom took part in the Energia 24-hour Irish Championships in Belfast.

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Tom Foley with John O’Sullivan, general manager, Lee Strand.

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It’s time to tee up for footgolf tournament THIS Sunday, July 24, will see the dedicated members of MEK United FC blending two of the world’s most popular games, golf and football, as the progressive club hosts its first-ever footgolf tournament at the old Dunloe Golf Course.

Instead of swinging golf clubs and hitting golf balls, participants kick a standard size football from tee to pin.

“Footgolf is fun for all ages and abilities and we are asking everyone in the club and beyond to support this fundraiser for our club,” said Liam Murphy of MEK United. “A fun, action-packed day is guaranteed for all the family!”

Anyone interested in booking a tee should contact club chairman Pa Murphy on 087-7943220. “We are also offering sponsorship opportunities where local businesses can sponsor a tee box for only €50,” said Liam. “By sponsoring a tee box, businesses are supporting the club as well as getting their logo displayed at the tee box on the day.” To sponsor a tee, contact Liam Murphy on 0874145662.

Members of MEK United launch the footgolf tournament which takes place this Sunday.

Kerry feels ‘The Force’ at Star Wars celebration in London SKELLIG MICHAEL’S appearance in the most recent instalment of Star Wars presented Tourism Ireland with a truly unique opportunity to highlight the South West to fans of the science fiction franchise around the world. And the good news for Irish tourism is that this didn’t signal the end of the Star Wars journey in Ireland.

Location scouts were so taken with the Wild Atlantic Way that locations from Kerry, Cork, Clare and Donegal were also selected to appear in the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VIII. To continue to maximise the Star Wars connection with Ireland, Tourism Ireland – to-

gether with three Kerry tourism operators – attended Star Wars Celebration 2016 in London. Described as the “ultimate fan experience”, it runs over three days each year, attracting tens of thousands of dedicated Star Wars fans from around the world and providing a superb opportunity for Tourism Ireland to promote Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way. See Tourism Ireland’s behind-the-scenes film, created during the filming of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, on https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=i9f2y4jUYq8

Emily Dodd, Tourism Ireland; Caroline Boland, Dingle Peninsula Tourism; Vincent O’Keeffe, The Moorings, Portmagee; and John O’Sullivan, The Skellig Experience Visitor Centre, on the Tourism Ireland stand at Star Wars Celebration in London.

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P ws for thought at dog show

WELL, Killarney’s glamorous canine population was well and truly put through its paces on Monday as the always exciting dog show got Birds EuroShow Carnival Week off to a wonderful start.

From miniature pooches to mighty hounds, all enjoyed their moment in the sun – literally, considering the soaring temperatures at Fairhill even into the evening – and they and their owners more than deserved the limelight at the pageant for our fourlegged friends.

Also unfolding throughout the week were the ever-popular fancy dress, doll show and wildflower show.

The prize-winning pooches with their owners at Birds Carnival Week dog show on Monday. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD

Joanne O'Shea and Oisin Griffin with their dog Sprocket (scruffiest dog winner).

Elaine and Brooke Sugrue and their dog Missy (Nicest Little Girl with a Dog winner).

Gina and Siún Barron with their dog Alfie (saddest dog prizewinner).

Emma and Dean Fleming with their dog Holly (Nicest Boy with a Dog winner).

Eimear Nagle with her dog Harley (happiest dog winner).

Dennis and Amy Mulvihill and their dog Chuck Norris (won: 'Dog I'd Like to Take Home').

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Michelle Brosnan and Tyler Brosnan with their dog Poppet (shortest dog winner).

Katie Cahill, overall winner at the wildflower show on Tuesday. Katie dressed as a bean on ti from Muckross Traditional Farms.

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PICTURE SUPPLIED BY MOMENTS IN TIME An anti-conscription rally in College Square in 1918.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Kerry hoteliers concerned About Brexit HOTEL and guesthouse owners in Kerry are concerned about the impact that Brexit will have on their business over the next 12 months, according to the latest quarterly barometer from the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF).

The UK is Ireland’s largest source of inbound tourists, accounting for over 40% of overseas visitors into the country.

While concerns about the impact of Brexit loom, results show the tourism industry has performed strongly so far in 2016.

Some nine of ten hoteliers (90%) report that business levels are up compared to the same period last year.

Terence Mulcahy, chair of the Kerry Branch

Tourism now supports 12,000 jobs in Kerry and contributes some €380m to the local economy annually. However, the continued recovery in the sector cannot be taken for granted and the local tourism industry remains

vulnerable to external economic shocks beyond its control, such as the UK decision to leave the EU. The concerns expressed

by Kerry hoteliers following the UK’s referendum result reflect the significant risks posed to the sector, with many hotels and guesthouses still in recovery mode.

This comes at a time when the increasing cost of doing business in Ireland already poses a serious challenge for tourism businesses.

Frances Kelleher, Killarney

Rail cutbacks a ‘thundering disgrace’ IT IS an absolute and total thundering disgrace despite the fact that Killarney town is the tourism capital of the western world that our train station office is more often closed than open.

We have excellent, great, kind and helpful staff working in the train station but cutbacks have been showing and instead of four people being involved in the service at the office it is now down to one overworked person on reduced hours to man the office.

The great town of Killarney is more than worthy of having a fully operational office to deal with customers and inquiries of those coming into our great town.

I have raised the matter in the Dáil this week as I promised to many constituents to highlight this extreme problem and I am insisting that more resources be provided to ensure that our town will be able to provide the proper service that people would expect of us when they come into visit the Kingdom of Kerry.

Michael Healy-Rae TD, Sandymount, Kilgarvan

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

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"At news the touch of love everyone becomes a poet" - Plato latest news photos keeping you up to the minute .... latest news photos keeping you up to to the the minute .... latest ||| photos ||| keeping you up minute ....

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Magical day as Don and Pascal tie the knot

ONSIDERING his status as a world-renowned fashion designer it is no surprise that Don O’Neill, together with his fiancé Pascal Guillermie, designed their wedding outfits.

The couple wore chic bluegrey suits with embroidery of seahorses and Celtic motifs when they exchanged vows in front of Ballyheigue Castle, in Don’s native Kerry.

Don and Pascal, a florist, were congratulated by their family and wide circle of friends, including famous faces from the worlds of entertainment, art and fashion.

Known as “the Don of Irish fashion”, the New York-based designer began is creative director of celebrities’ favourite label Theia.

Pascal Guillermie, from Paris, runs Fleur de Pascal in New York.

The reception was held at Ballyheigue golf club in a marquee overlooking the sea.

The 200 guests included RTÉ presenter Mary Kennedy, close

friend, stylist and event organiser Orla Diffily, Kerry hoteliers Marie and Pat Chawke, bestselling author Lorna Byrne, Grainne and Sile Seoige, and singer and senator Frances Black and her daughter Aoife Scott (both of whom sang during the celebration).

Another mother-and-daughter duo at the wedding were artist Pauline Bewick and Poppy Melia.

Miami-based photographer Sonya Revell captured the big day on camera.

“Love was the big story on the magical day as we celebrated 23 years of loving each other and that was multiplied a thousand-fold by the love that friends and family poured out upon us all weekend!” said Don. The newlyweds will reside in Brooklyn.

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Don and Pascal with the disco ball.

Pascal Guillermie and Don O'Neill.

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Aoife Scott, Grainne Seoige, Sile Seoige, Marie Chawke, Frances Black and Mary Kennedy.

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Mike “Stam” O’Donoghue, Muckross, Killarney, and Muireann Quane, Ballybunion, on their engagement shoot. The couple’s wedding takes place today, Friday, in Ballybunion.

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Dream day at Dromhall: Lisa Doherty and Joseph McCarthy, who were married on Friday in St Agatha’s Church, Glenflesk, and held their wedding reception at the four-star Dromhall Hotel, Killarney.

Maureen O'Brien (nee Corkery) of Scunthorpe, UK, and formally of Laune View, Killorglin, celebrating her 70th birthday in the Fishery in Killorglin with family and friends, back, Anne O'Sullivan, Hilda Coffey, Theresa Carroll, Eileen Joy, Marie Doyle, Eileen Mangan; front, Bridie Purcell, Eileen Corkery and Maureen O'Brien, Frances O'Brien. PICTURE: MICHAEL G KENNY

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John Sheahan celebrating his 40th birthday in the Irish Whiskey Experience with his family and friends.

Mike Tangney and Niall O'Connell out and about in the K-Town Bar.

Stephen and Nicola McEvoy out enjoiying themselves in McSorleys.

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Norma Dunne, Jeremiah Doyle, Fiona Doyle, Valerie Doyle, Vivienne Carroll and Renn O'Connor in the Irish Whiskey Experience.

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THE Universal Contour Wrap ® is the only scientifically tested and proven instant inch-loss body wrap. At Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio, the Universal Contour Wrap chosen by us as it uses only the most organic, non-toxic and natural ingredients.

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Bentonite clay is highly effective for its ability to reduce bloating, water retention and to reduce unsightly cellulite and stretch marks.

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THE BIG DAY IS HERE ALL the training, dedication and hard work will pay off tomorrow as over 2,000 runners and walkers from all over the county will line up for The Gleneagle Run Killarney which promises to be the world’s most beautiful road race.

Killarney and its surrounds will offer the back drop to an inspiring route comprising of Molls Gap, Ladies View, Muckross House, Torc Waterfall and Killarney National Park. We would like to wish all competitors the very best of luck and we’ll look forward to seeing you all bright and early tomorrow morning.

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How much time do you spend on your skincare routine? What’s your main concern…aging, dehydration, breakouts?

I use a Woods lamp, which uses UV light to determine the skin’s condition and allows me to get a true read of your skin. You’ll be amazed what a trained eye can see, when it comes to skin consultations. I highly recommend consulting with your skincare professional, every six months, as lifestyle changes – such as hormones and stress – can take their toll on your skin, as well as air conditioning and diet.

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Take this opportunity to have a proper one-to-one conversation, which gives you great insight into your skincare. Choosing your own skincare can be hit and miss, so allow skincare professionals keep you on the right road to beautiful skin. When choosing skincare, choose organic natural skincare. I use Kiwi brand Trilogy Organic Skincare in the salon. Its Rosehip Oil is certified organic and is used as part of the facial treatments.

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Friday, July 22 5pm-9.30pm race pack collection in The Gleneagle Hotel Saturday, July 23 7am-7.15am coach transfer to start line for the half marathon from The Gleneagle Hotel.

8.30am: Half-marathon start at Molls Gap. 10am: 10k start time at The Gleneagle Hotel.

12.30pm: Prizegiving at The Gleneagle Hotel

ROAD CLOSURES AND TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS Local residents are to be aware of the road closure on the N71 Molls Gap to Muckross House Killarney from 6.30am to 11.30am on Saturday, July 23.

Please be vigilant on the morning if you are driving in this area and take note of traffic diversions in place along the route.

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Heartbeat rings in the changes DO YOU know how to make the most of your mobile phone?

This month the HeartBeat support group will host phone expert Tony Taggart from Vodafone. “Tony will be talking about the latest generation of phones; how to use them and to benefit from some of the amazing apps that are available to help people in their lives,” said Billy DF O’Sullivan of HeartBeat. Tony will be at the Serenity Centre, St Anne’s Road, Killarney on Monday July 25, at 8pm. “All are welcome to this free event,” added Billy.

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KILLARNEY men and women will be booking their tickets for a whistle-stop tour back in time next Friday, July 29.

On that date, members of the Franciscan Friary Folk Group and youth club will be rolling back the years as they reunite in The Dromhall Hotel. The fun starts at 8.30pm.

Carmel Lanigan, a past member, said that she has many happy memories of being involved in the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service-run group. “It was a great place to meet when we were growing up, with a lot of activities and visits to other youth clubs,” she said.

All smiles: Killarney Friary Folk Group at the Aras Phádraig in 1975.

Dromhall Hotel nominated for wedding award THE four-star Dromhall Hotel has been nominated in the Mrs2be Bride’s Choice Awards for 2016 for the third year running, following on from being a finalist in the 2015 Best Wedding Venue – Hotel Category. Mrs2Be Bride’s Choice Awards recognise excellent quality of service, professionalism and flexibility of wedding suppliers and venues.

“The Dromhall Hotel was nominated by a couple who held their wedding reception at the venue in 2015, which distinguishes Mrs2Be Brides’ Choice Award nominations from others as they are not based on public voting, but are based on reviews from real couples who hosted their wedding receptions at the hotel in 2015,” said Ciara O’Callaghan, wedding and events co-ordinator at The Dromhall.

Bernadette Randles, managing director of The Dromhall, said: “It is lovely to be nominated by a bride and groom who held their special day with us, as it shows that they are happy with the level of service received. It also recognises our team of hardworking staff, who always aim to ensure top levels of service are provided and work tirelessly to ensure a couple’s dream day becomes reality.”

Vodafone graduates take a bow in Killarney SMARTPHONE classes got the thumbs-up in Killarney this week as a number of graduates from the Vodafone Killarney course received their certificates.

In recent times we have seen Internet usage on smartphones double year on year putting Ireland now in the top position for smartphone Internet connectivity across all western nations, according to Jessica O’Connor of Vodafone Killarney.

“More than 70% of us now own smartphones and are choosing to use them more than any other device and this is only going to increase.”

However there is a substantial group of people (particularly among older customers who are struggling to use and adapt to smartphones, added Jessica.

To support these people with this digital change, Vodafone Killarney is now running a four-week weekly smartphone Class free of charge and run by Vodafone employees for support and education purposes.

“To date these classes have been a great success and will be commencing again at the end of August,” said Jessica.

“The classes are suitable for anyone who wishes to learn more on what they their smartphone offers and to connect them to a whole new world in an informal classroom environment.”

If you are interested in attending the next four-week course at the end of August call into your local Vodafone store or contact the team on 064-6635050 for more information.

Participants receiving their certificates on Tuesday from Tony Taggart and Rion Bunyan from Vodafone in Killarney, from left, Rion Bunyan, Vodafone Killarney, Anna Thomas, May Reidy, Eileen O’Brien, Mary Ryan, Betty Twomey, Kurt Neher, Shirley Harris and Tony Taggart, Vodafone Killarney.

Bake sale in aid of Temple Street hospital THE staff at Tesco, New Street, Killarney, will host a bake sale in aid of Temple Street Children’s Hospital this Saturday.

The event, which will include a raffle, starts at 11am. All are welcome.

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entertainment&lifestyle

our entertainment guide | cinema | DVDs | books | music | Sudoku | recipes

Talented Tom set to open a new chapter with Untold Stories

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IS mesmerising and heartfelt performance was the talk of the town when he took centre stage in his native Killarney last year and Tom Lucey is set to wow audiences again next week.

The super-talented singer-songwriter will be launching his EP Untold Stories with a gig in the INEC Acoustic Club on Friday, July 29, a year after his sold-out concert in the same venue.

The eagerly anticipated recording was produced by Brendan O’Connor, in Little Dylan Studios.

Acclaimed Kerry and Killarney band Truly Diverse also perform on the new

CD. “Truly Diverse will also be my band on July 29,” added Tom. Truly Diverse consists of Kieran Healy, Anthony O’Connor, Andrew Doyle, Brendan O’Connor and Patrick O’Connor. “Also Tracey Kerins and Aoibhe O’Connor will be providing backing vocals on the night,” said Tom. “Aine Carroll from Cork, who appeared on The Voice UK last year, will be the support act.”

Tickets are available at the door. Doors open at 8pm and the show is at 9pm.

The EP will be available for pre-order on iTunes, from Monday, July 25, and will be released on Friday,

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK EASY CHOCOLATE BROWNIE Why not whip up a teatime treat?

The Killarney Lake Hotel’s head chef Noel Enright has the perfect recipe

INGREDIENTS 375 g chocolate (55% strength or more) 375g butter 3 ¾ cup sugar 6 eggs 1 ½ cup plain flour 2 cups ground almond 1 orange zested 1 pinch salt METHOD 3 Melt chocolate, butter and zest together, either in a bowl over a pot of hot water or in the microwave (take out and stir frequently if using the microwave).

Add the rest of the ingredients to eggs and fold together.

Fold into the chocolate.

Bake in an oven tray at 150 4 Celsius for one hour.

Serve warm with your favourite ice cream, salted caramel is our suggestion.

entertainment

our entertainment guide cinema dvds books music sudoku recipes

Killarney Advertiser’s resident cartoonist Martin Carey gives his take on familiar faces and places

The Kerry People Every picture paints a thousand words, they say, and Kerry snappers Sally MacMonagle and Michael Ledwith are capturing the faces and stories of Kerry people on camera in their project the Kerry People, which is inspired by the hugely popular Humans of New York blog and bestseller

, "HOW did it all start? Oh I don't know d off they made it so easy, I guess. It starte y, a with small things, an overdue holida ing well-deserved shopping spree, anyth Then . really of, f mysel nce convi I could d, there was the car and the wedding abroa I was it all just happened so quickly. Soon also far in debt and the money I owed real. seem t most didn' few I kind of kept blinkers on for those first yI years, every time I thought of the mone ty. I owed I became overcome with anxie me kept spending money on things to help

ng feel like my life was normal, that nothi loans bad was happening. To do this more loan were taken out, overdrafts, private it. companies, hire purchase – you name g payin ds towar goes now earn I hing Everyt me off my debt and as it stands it will take havanother 20 years to clear it. I know I y en't taken out my last loan though, totall loans the but , think might you lous ridicu for a give me a sense of security, at least while.”

PICTURE BY HOLLY DE BURGH

Summer Youth Traditional Arts Concerts in Killarney

SUMMER would not be summer in Killarney without the annual performances by top-class collective Spraoi Chiarraí. A fantastic showcase for young talent, it has run for the past 11 summers and organisers are delighted to report all sponsors are again onboard for the 12th annual series of free concerts. The next of this series takes place tomorrow, Saturday, July 23, in St Mary’s Church of Ireland. The free Spraoi Chiarraí concerts take place in two venues in the town, with the In Concert events unfolding in St Mary’s Church of Ireland (opposite Killarney Town Hall) and the two open-air concerts, Trip to the Cottage at Deenagh Lodge, in Killarney National Park (opposite St Mary’s Cathedral). All indoor concerts are at 8pm and outdoor performances are at 2pm. This year group have also been asked to perform again for Puck Fair in August.

The shows are free so come along, families welcome.

Others dates are as follows: August 6 and August 20, 8pm, “In Concert” (indoor) and August 13, 2pm, Trip to the Cottage (outdoor).

TOP TEN NEW RELEASES • Triple 9 • • Concussion • • Sisters • Zoolander 2

• Grimbsy • Secret in Their Eyes • Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Road Chip

• The Benefactor • I Am Wrath • Strangerland • The Finest Hours

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community spirit

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 11:1-13: In the prayer Jesus gave us as a model, the focus is not on getting God to do what we want, but on trying to be open to what God wants: “Your kingdom come.” That openness implies a trust that what God wants for us is our good. When have you found that it was good for you to take life as it comes, trusting that the Spirit was with you no matter what happened?

One of the points in the parable of the friend knocking at the door, is that in the case of true friendship it will not be necessary to browbeat the friend into giving what you seek. Recall times when you had a friend who gave willingly and readily. What was it like to have such a generous and willing response? Perhaps you can also recall when you have been that kind of a friend to others.

In the culture of the Middle East, hospitality is a priority. It would be unimaginable not to help a friend. Just so, it is unimaginable that God will ignore our prayer. When you think of the reliability of God, what are the images that you find helpful and that encourage you to persist in prayer?

John Byrne, OSA

MUSINGS

TO PARAPHRASE Luke 11:13: “The heavenly Father will give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him.”

Children hate it when they do not get the exact gift they put in for – ask Santa Claus. Our young ones look for one model of a mobile phone and get a slightly older (and possibly more reasonably-priced) version. Loud disappointment rebounds through the whole house: “That was not what I wanted!”

The father who would hand his child a snake instead of a fish would get a similar response. Giving a stone instead of bread would not go down well either.

The only time when the wrong gift is acceptable is when it is a better gift, bigger, more generous, more useful, more luxuriant. Which brings us to the key message of the Gospel: you may ask for whatever you wish from God, what you get in return will blow your mind, even though it is not exactly what you asked for.

Heavenly Father, help me. Whatever I seek, send your Holy Spirit to fill my heart. Let your Spirit satisfy me.

Fr Bernard Cotter

THE OPEN DOOR

HOW do you pray? Is there a right or a wrong way of doing it? Should we pray lying in bed or kneeling at the altar, alone or in company, in the church or out in nature, in stillness and silence or with tambourines and songs of praise?

The first disciples weren’t quite sure how to go about things, and today we see them approach Jesus to ask him: “Lord, teach us to pray.” In response, he gave them the words of what we now know as the ‘Our Father’. But he had some more advice for the disciples too – keep praying! If you were to call on a friend for help in the middle of the night, Jesus says, your persistence alone would convince him to help. If a child asks for food, his parents will naturally grant him what he asks for. The message is clear – we just have to keep asking.

Jesus often withdrew to quiet places to spend time alone in prayer, and we know from the Passion accounts that he cried out to God in moments of anguish and desperation. There are many different ways to pray. It matters less where and how we choose to pray, than the fact that we choose to pray at all. If we keep asking, if we keep the lines of communication open, God will grant us what is good.

Tríona Doherty

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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 ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548 Kerry Positive Option Crisis Pregnancy Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme.

Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe

and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in Ozanam House, Green Lawn.

Contact Mairead 087-7808106.

MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney.

SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www. pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645.

Grace Baptist Church Due to Cultural Centre renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at Killarney School of Music, Central Point, Park Road.

Entrance at side door opposite Acme Blinds. Sunday: worship 11am.

Wednesday: Bible study 8pm in various homes. For information: Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Psalm 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch Alcoholics Anonymous If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.

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Food for thought this new school year BETWEEN buying new school essentials and organising packed timetables, most parents will want to have quick, easy, healthy lunchbox solutions to hand. Lunches provide around one third of our daily nutritional needs, so it’s important to put some thought and planning into food, and learning about good food habits along the way.

Safefood has a wealth of tips for a healthy, tasty school lunchbox.

To help your child get the most from their lunchbox, try to include the following each day, remembering to gradually introduce any changes over time.

One to two portions starchy food like potatoes, rice, pasta, wholegrain or brown bread will keep your child going through the school day.

One or more portions of fruit and vegetables, like apples, oranges, bananas, berries or salad in a sandwich/wrap or vegetable

Theme your lunchbox on a different country, e.g. Italian - try a pasta salad, Mexican - soft tortillas with filling.

Straws and brightly coloured drinks bottles can make milk and water more interesting.

The following weekly lunchbox planner shows you the potential variety you can have: Monday: Chicken salad sandwich on brown bread, a small bag of popcorn, a piece of fruit, a small bottle of water and a yoghurt.

(Some children might not like salads to begin with so maybe just start them off with some lettuce leaves in a sandwich) Tuesday: Tuna salad wrap, carrot sticks, a cheese portion and a glass of milk

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Wednesday: Slice of ham and pineapple pizza, fruit of choice (chopped for smaller children), a yoghurt drink and a slice of fruit bread Thursday: Cheese and crackers, veggie sticks, a banana or dried fruit like a small box of raisins and a bottle of water Friday: Pasta salad made with last night’s pasta leftovers and chunks of cheese and vegetables.

Follow up with some grapes, a yoghurt and a glass of water

sticks, are also key to a healthy lunch.

Include one portion of dairy foods like milk, cheese or yoghurt.

Small amounts of high-protein foods like deli meats, fish, like tuna or salmon, or vegetarian options like hummus or egg are also excellent additions to any lunchbox.

To drink, give your child a small bottle of water or milk instead of juice drinks or fizzy drinks.

It’s okay to have treat foods like crisps, chocolate, cake, biscuits or sweets every now and again for lunch, just not every day – these foods give you too much sugar or fat and many schools won’t allow them as part of a healthy lunchbox scheme.

Homemade popcorn and fruit make great snack alternatives too.

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Budgeting for back to school IF YOU have children starting or returning to school or college this September, you will be well aware of the costs involved.

Planning for this sounds easy, but sometimes you might need a little help. Sitting down with pen and paper, or taking on board useful tips such as those found on the National Consumer Agency website can be helpful.

Indeed, the latter has a specific online budget planner that could be of use, see www.nca.ie/nca/backto-school-budget Such tools help you figure out what you can afford to spend under each category and it also lets you budge for ongoing costs (for instance school trips).

Always be aware that managing your budget is a year-round affair – particularly in these recessionary times.

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A visit to Lyne’s is a must when shopping for school uniform ENSURE your child is dressed to impress this September by paying a visit to top-class business Lyne’s of Killarney.

The wonderfully stocked shop on 69 High Street supplies school uniforms to some of Ireland’s most prestigious schools and colleges.

“Our name has been synonymous with superior quality, excellent service and highly competitive prices for over 50 years,” said a spokeswoman.

Shopping for schoolwear and children’s clothes is always a pleasant experience once you cross the inviting threshold of Lyne’s. Attention to detail from a highly trained team of experts ensures every sale runs smoothly and after-sales care comes as standard. “Our trained staff can offer help and advice on fitting, sizes and so much more,” said spokeswoman.

“We provide an all-year-round savings scheme which parents can pay into to lessen the cost of back to school.”

Lyne’s of Killarney also stocks the new uniforms for St Brendan’s College junior and senior cycles; deposit secures.

Contact Lyne’s of Killarney, 69 High Street, on 064-6631146.

CARRYING a schoolbag that’s too heavy can lead to back pain and damage to the spine. Reduce the risk by buying an appropriate size backpack and making sure the bag is not too heavy.

A heavy bag that’s slung over one shoulder can, over the 12 years of schooling, cause chronic back problems that linger into adulthood. Risks include muscle strain, distortion of the natural ‘S’ curve of the spine and rounding of the shoulders.

Parents can reduce the risk in many ways, such as buying the child an appropriately sized backpack and making sure the load isn’t too heavy.

A schoolbag that weighs more than 10% of the child’s weight is a risk factor, as is holding the bag in one hand by its straps and carrying the bag over one shoulder.

Incorrectly packed and fitted backpacks are also risk factors.

It’s crucial therefore to buy the right kind of backpack and make sure it’s packed correctly.

In addition, show your child correct lifting and carrying techniques.

When buying a schoolbag, choose a backpack with a moulded frame and/or adjustable hip strap, so that the weight of the filled backpack will rest on your child’s pelvis instead of their shoulders and spine.

The shoulder straps should be adjustable, and the rear of the backpack padded for comfort.

To help with packing, the backpack should have a few separate compartments.

Canvas backpacks are lighter than leather varieties.

Consider buying a backpack with built-in wheels.

Children are fashion conscious and vulnerable to peer pressure, so make sure you take your child with you when buying their backpack.

The backpack should weigh less than 10% of your

child’s body weight – for example, a child of 40kg should carry less than 4kg in their backpack. Ideally, the child in this example should only carry around 2–3kg of books.

Pack the heaviest items so they are closest to the child’s back. If the heaviest items are packed further away, this throws out the child’s centre of gravity and causes unnecessary back strain.

Make sure that items can’t move around during transit, as this could upset your child’s centre of gravity – use the backpack’s compartments.

Adjust the shoulder straps so that the bottom of the backpack is just above the child’s waist – don’t allow them to wear the backpack slung low over their buttocks.

When fitted correctly, the backpack should contour snugly to the child’s back, rather than hang off their shoulders.

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appointments APPOINTMENTS appointments

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Holy Cross Mercy Pre-School New Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry

Childcare Worker Required

REQUIRES:

· Accounting Technician · Trainee office administrator

· mechanical fitter experience in hydraulics AND auto electrical an advantage.

· FABRICATOR / WELDERS Cullen, Co Cork.

Tel: 029-79200 / email: info@fvbb.ie

Childcare Worker required and duties will include working across all areas of the Service, including working with Pre School and After School Children. A minimum QQI Level 7 Major Award in Early Childhood Care and Education (or equivalent recognised qualification or higher award recognised on the National Framework of Qualifications of Ireland (NFQ). Manual handling, First Aid and Child Protection Training are an advantage.

The successful applicant should be familiar with Childcare Regulations, will work within the policies and procedures of the Service as set out by the Board of Management, and also possess a strong team ethic and have excellent communication skills.

The Lake Hotel is now recruiting for a

• BAR/ BISTRO CHEF

FOR OUR LAKESIDE BISTRO KITCHEN

Applicants must have experience in a similar position and have a good knowledge of menu planning and food presentation skills.

Applications in writing can be sent to: The HR Department, Lake Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney or e-mail: HR@lakehotel.com

Applicants should apply with Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae & Proof of Qualification.

ST JOSEPH’S HOME, KILLORGLIN Staff Nurse Required Applications to Sister Helena:

margaret.lyne@talk21.com

OLD WEIR LODGE Muckross Road, Killarney Tel:

064-6635593

Experienced Accommodation Assistants and Laundry Personnel required.

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Closing date of application 5th Aug 2016.

BY POST - Board Of Management Holy Cross Mercy Pre- School, New Road, Killarney

Requires

EXPERIENCED NIGHT PORTER

2 - 3 nights per week Must be fluent in English, be experienced in Bar tending and have some knowledge of Reception duties.

Immediate start.

Apply to The General Manager, Mr. Stephen Dermody, or manager@killarneycourthotel.com

appointments appointments

We are now inviting applications for the position of

We have the following positions available:

DUTY MANAGER RECEPTIONISTS HOUSEKEEPING ASSISTANTS Applications: info@killarneyfairview.com

HEAD CHEF

FOR THE KILLARNEY TOWERS HOTEL Excellent remuneration package Experience working with high bar food volumes essential.

Please email your CV to: jobs@odonoghue-ring-hotels.com or for more information please phone Tel: 064 66 21065/21091 Fax: 064 66 39585. Post to: Human Resources, C/O The Killarney Towers Hotel, College St. Killarney, Co. Kerry.

Tel: 064 6634164 | Mob: 087 2351900 Web: www.killarneyfairview.com

Kerry woman seeks couple after taking epic engagement snap on beach

Are seeking to employ the following:

NIGHT PORTER RECEPTIONIST (PART TIME) If you wish to join our excellent team please apply by email to info@murphysofkillarney.com Or in writing to HR Manager, 18 College Street, Killarney, Kerry.

KERRY woman Sarah Linehan was strolling on Banna Strand on Sunday evening when she happened across a romantic scene.

At about 9.30pm, with the sunset as a backdrop, Sarah spotted a man drop to his knee to ask his partner to marry him.

After snapping the moment from afar, Sarah then realised she had an absolutely astounding photo of the moment. However, she never approached the couple to offer them the picture.

Sarah is now appealing on social media, so that she can reunite the couple with the epic photo.

So if you got engaged on Sunday, July 17, at Banna Strand, Sarah has captured your magaical memory on camera.

We are looking for customer focused people to join our team and have the following opportunity available:

FULL TIME BAR ASSISTANTS

Picture: Sarah Linehan/Facebook

Please email your CV to: jobs@odonoghue-ring-hotels.com or for more information please phone Tel: 064 66 21065/21091 Fax: 064 66 39585 Post to: Human Resources, C/O The Killarney Towers Hotel, College St. Killarney, Co. Kerry

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notices notices

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

Full Gospel Meeting

at the Killarney Heights Hotel on

Friday 29th of July at 8.30pm.

Main speakers: Donal Gallagher and his daughter Donna Marie.

Praise and Worship by: Carmell Dillon All welcome.

CCC Spa Cill Áirne dancers who were successful in the Munster Fleadh in Listowel over the weekend, winning bronze in the mixed set, Scott O’Meara, Eoin Mulvaney, Hugh Murhill and Gearoid Mulvhill, Islinn Ni Chroinin Grainne Spillane Ailbhe Gallagher and Elena O’Donoghue. They were coached by Triona Mangan, Mairead Mangan and Maureen Hegarty Vogels.

The CCC Spa Cill Áirne dancers who were successful in the Munster Fleadh in Listowel over the weekend, winning silver in the mixed set, Christopher Carey, Cian O’Sullivan, Gary O’Sullivan, Liam Spillane, Shona Murphy, Erin Holland, Orlaith Spillane and Meghann Cronin. They were coached by Triona Mangan, Mairead Mangan and Maureen Hegarty Vogels.

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Billy McCarthy receiving a presentation from Ballyhar Dynamos FC to mark his retirement from South Kerry Development Partnership and his contribution in maintaining Murt Scott Park over the past 10 years. Also included are Josephine McCarthy, Breda O’Shea (SKDP supervisor), Liam Courtney (SKDP) and Ballyhar Dynamos officers Donal O’Donoghue, Anthony McKenna, Brendan O’Sullivan, Danny Cronin and Edmund Kerrisk.

The Flesk Flyers, under-12 runners-up, Killarney Athletic seven-aside competition.

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property TO LET TO Let 2 bedroom apartment, Park Road area, near Aldi/Tesco/ Deerpark shopping centre. Fully furnished, all mod cons. Private parking. €950 per month. Tel. 087-3101222.

TO Let Single room Cahernane Meadows, long term, careful tenant, non smoker.

Tel. 087-6993819 or 066-9767140.

TO Let Room to let 10 minutes walk from town centre to suit working person. House very clean and quiet. Tel. 087-2484804.

TO Let 1 bed apartment, Killarney town centre, €160 per week.

References required.

Tel. 086-1067803 after 6pm.

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TO Let 1 bedroom, 5 minutes walk from town. Tel. 087-9034130.

TO Let 2 bed house to rent in scenic part of Kilgarvan. Tel. 087-2461678.

TO Let Two bedroom apartment, Grosvenor Court, High Street.

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Tel. 086-8769411.

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

Wanted Small house in Killarney to rent or buy for single retired professional lady. Tel. 087-6926302.

HOT PROPERTY Our weekly look at Killarney’s hottest properties

Coolgarriv, Aghadoe, Killarney THIS idyllic picturesque cottage-style property is located just 2km outside Killarney town in the sought-after Aghadoe area.

The property, while designed around an old cottage style, was newly built approximately 15 years ago. It exudes character and charm throughout and has been magnificently maintained and decorated. Accommodation comprises an entrance porch, living room, kitchen, utility room, two double bedrooms (master ensuite) and bathroom.

The floor area extends to approximately 95 square metres.

The site, while not large (approximately 0.143 acre) is superbly presented with an abundance of plants, shrubs, and flowers providing an explosion of colour in season. There is also a lawn as well as parking for two cars. The property has been listed for €230,000 with DNG Ted Healy, Killarney.

Further details are available from sole selling agent DNG Ted Healy on 064-6639000 or www. dng.ie

Mark Murphy, CEO, and Pat Delaney, chairman, Killarney Credit Union, third and fifth from left, presenting the Killarney Credit Union Members Draw cheques for €1000 to both winners Kieran Barron who accepted on behalf of his mother Rita and Donal McCarthy with (left) Shane Foley, Killarney Credit Union.

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FIRST-EVER ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN LAUNCHED FOR KERRY

‘A roadmap for achieving economic and community development’ THE first-ever economic and community plan for County Kerry has been published this week by Kerry County Council. The Kerry Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) 20162022 provides a strategic framework for achieving improved economic and community development in the county in the years ahead.

The plan is the culmination of 12 months of consultation and engagement with local, regional and national partners.

The plan – for which Kerry County Council is the lead partner – brought together a wide range of organisations and agencies working in the areas of economic and community development and has been adopted by the elected members of the council.

It builds on the national and regional policy framework, particularly the Regional Action Plan for Jobs, and will provide enhanced strategic planning, better targeting and co-ordination of resources with the objective of im-

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Mayor of Kerry Michael O'Shea, Moira Murrell, CEO, Kerry County Council, Cllr Jim Finucane, Cllr John Lucide, Cllr Norma Moriarty Chair LCDC, Mick Scannell, director of services, pictured at the Wetlands, Tralee, for the launch of the economic plan with locals and staff from the Kerry County Council.

PICTURE: DOMNICK WALSH

proving the quality of life for everyone living and working in Kerry.

Specific targets for economic and community development are included, those responsible for delivery of these goals are identified and deliv-

ery timeframes are set out.

Kerry’s mayor, Cllr Michael O’Shea, said the plan “represents a very comprehensive attempt to improve the attractiveness of our beautiful county as a place to work and live”.

“It aims to enhance what we have to offer to companies, small businesses and individuals who want to come to work and live in our county. The Plan recognises the challenges the county faces as well as the opportunities that exist for growth in our local economy and in our communities,” he added.

The chief executive of Kerry County Council, Moira Murrell, said the reforms in local government in recent years give local authorities new enhanced roles in economic and community development in their areas.

This plan provides the county with a roadmap for achieving improved economic and community development, she added.

“Working with bodies like the IDA and Enterprise Ireland to attract more employment and investment to Kerry, the County Council and other agencies will continue to strive for improvements in our employment and economic environment,” said Ms Murrell.

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Self-driving Daimler bus makes history IN A world first, Daimler Buses has demonstrated an autonomous city bus along a 20-kilometre route in the Netherlands. Conducted this week over a 20-kilometre bus route negotiating numerous bends, tunnels and traffic-light-controlled junctions, while attaining its top speed of 70km/h.

Daimler Buses says it’s the first manufacturer to put a city bus into automated operation in an active traffic situation.

The brains behind the vehicle’s autonomous operation, the ‘CityPilot’ technology. Daimler Buses says the CityPilot is not intended to replace the driver – rather it allows the driver to take a break during autonomous operation, thereby easing some of the strain of the driving task.

Touching a brake or accelerator pedal or moving the steering wheel instantly disables the CityPilot system, handing full control back to the driver. Conversely, if the bus senses that traffic conditions are suitable for autonomous operation, the driver is invited to activate the CityPilot system.

The CityPilot system relies on a suite of separate technologies, including long- and short-range radar, a number of cameras and a GPS navigation system. Daimler Buses says the integration and connectivity of the cameras and sensors is pioneering, allowing the bus to gain a clear picture of its immediate surroundings. While the CityPilot takes some of the strain out of driving, autonomous operation also delivers benefits in terms of fuel economy and road safety.

The Mercedes-Benz Future Bus will continue to serve as a development platform; Daimler Buses is yet to mention any provisional dates for volume production.

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162 Dacia Logan 1.2 Petrol Alternative

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162 Dacia Stepway Alternative 1.5 dci

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131 Clio 1.5 dci 5dr Black 65km

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161 Kadjar Dynamique Nav Flame Red

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12 Fluence 1.5 dci Dynamique GreySilver 60km

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161 Kadjar Dynamique S NAv Black

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11 Clio 1.2 Royale 3dr Black 78km

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10 Fluence 1.5 dci Black 184km €8,450

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142 Duster 1.5dci Signature 4x4 Silver 23km

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141 Audi 2.0 Tdi Avant 136 Technik Silver 23K

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141 Peugot 2008 1.6 Hdi Active Grey 40km

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141 Peugeot 2008 1.6 Hdi Active Auto Black 32km

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132 Duster 1.5 dci Alternative White 43km

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132 Captur Life Black 30km

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131 Peugot 508 1.6 Hdi Estate Blue 115km

€16,500

131 Qashqai 1.5dci XE Red Metallic 122km

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FASTFINDER DEADLINE FOR THIS SECTION IS TUESDAY For Sale ‘02 Toyota Corolla saloon, ‘01 Toyota Corolla saloon, ‘02 VW Passat 1.9 TDI, ‘02 Peugeot 206 €250, ‘02 Mitsubishi Spacestar €250, ‘97 Mazda 323F v.g.c. Tel. 087-2630218.

For Sale 06 Ford Focus van. 1.6 diesel. Tested ‘til Jan ‘17. Tow bar, 2 new front tyres, 248 kilometres. Genuine reason for sale. €2,200. Tel. 086-6052054.

FOr Sale 2000 Toyota Yaris, Killarney area.

Good condition, ideal 1st car. Under 150,000 miles. 5 door. Taxed until April 2017. Tax €200 p/a. Need quick sale, looking for €1,100.

Tel. 087-9289231.

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

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

T: 064 6631237

O’KEEFFES 2003 RENAULT KANGOO 1.2D MPV NCT 2017

T: 064 7758138

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PETROL SELECTION 2016 NISSAN NOTE 1.2 SV SPORT WHITE DEMO 2016 NISSAN JUKE 1.2 SV INK BLUE DEMO 2014 NISSAN MICRA 1.2 5DR SV BLUE 11K 2014 NISSAN JUKE 1.6 XE BLACK 15K 2013 NISSAN MICRA 30 1.2 5DR SILVER 2K 2013 NISSAN NOTE 1.4 5DR SV SILVER 10K 2011 HYUNDAI I20 CLASSIC 1.2 5DR SILVER 50K 2011 NISSAN JUKE 1.6 SV FORCE RED 28K 2010 NISSAN MICRA 1.2 5DR XE CHOICE 75K 2008 OPEL MERIVA 1.4 SILVER 71K 2008 NISSAN TIIDA 1.6 SE 4DR CHOICE 2008 NISSAN TIIDA 1.6 SVE 5DR BLACK 108K 2007 RENAULT MEGANE CONVERTIBLE 1.6 DK RED 104K 2007 BMW 320I SE COUPE 3DR BLACK 110K 2006 NISSAN MICRA 1.2 5DR BLUE 75K

DIESEL SELECTION 2016 NISSAN PULSAR 1.5 SV 5DR CHOICE DEMO 2015 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 SV SAFETY PACK MAG RED 13K 2014 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 SV WHITE 13K 2014 HYUNDAI IX35 1.7 EXEC GREY 29K 2014 NISSAN JUKE 1.5 XE SILVER 43K 2014 HUINDAI I40 1.7 DSL EXEC SEDAN BLACK 34K 2014 HONDA CRV 2.0 GREY 47K 2014 KIA CEED 1.4 5DR GREY 20K 2013 NISSAN QAHQAI 1.5 XE MAG RED 55K 2013 VW JETTA 1.6 TDI CL SILVER 38K 2013 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.6 XE 4X4 GREY 42K 2012 NISSAN QAHQAI 1.5 SV MAG RED 43K 2010 RENAULT MEGANE 1.5 3DR COUPE GOLD 80K 2009 OPEL CORSA 1.3 CDTI LIFE BLACK 85K 2009 FORD FOCUS 1.8 5DR BLUE 91K

2008 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5 SE BLACK 100K

7 SEATER AND AUTOMATIC SELECTION 2016 NISSAN X-TRAIL 1.6 SVE 7 SEATER HAPTIC BLUE DEMO 2015 NISSAN LEAF ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC XE FAST CHARGE SILVER 4K 2015 NISSAN LEAF ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC SV COLD PACK SILVER 6K 2014 NISSAN LEAF ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC XE FAST CHARGE BLACK 11K 2014 NISSAN X-TRAIL 1.6 SV + DP + TP 7 SEATER GREY 45K 2014 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.6 SVE AUTOMATIC MAG RED 15K 2012 HYUNDAI IX35 4WD AUTO GREY 50K 2011 NISSAN QASHQAI+2 SVE 7 SEATER MAG RED 96K 2011 MERC E220 CDI SE ESTATE 5DR AUTO 46K 2010 NISSAN QASHQAI+2 SE 7 SEATER BLACK 68K 2008 NISSAN TIIDA 1.6 4DR SE AUTOMATIC SILVER 86K 2007 NISSAN TIIDA 1.6 5DR SE AUTOMATIC SILVER 60K

COMMERCIAL SELECTION 2016 NISSAN NAVARA 2.3 SVE NC GREY DEMO 2016 NV400 L2 H2 FWD 125 SW 270 R/DRS SILVER DEMO 2015 NISSAN NV200 1.5 WHITE 12K 2014 NISSAN NV200 1.5 WHITE 57K 2014 NISSAN NAVARA 2.5 LE DOUBLE CAB RED 30K 2014 CITROEN BERLINGO 1.6 SILVER 28K 2013 NISSAN NV200 1.5 WHITE 60K

TRADE SELECTION 2012 NISSAN INTERSTAR 2.5 LM 3.5T 115HP 139K 2011 RENAULT MASTER FWD 125 WHITE 250K 2008 AUDI A6 2.0 ESTATE SILVER 92K (SOLD) 2008 CITROEN C8 2.0 7 SEATER SILVER 96K 2007 RENAULT MASTER CREW CAB 7 SEATER WHITE 150K 2004 SSANGYONG REXTON 2.7 COMM LEAT SEATS

All-New

Renault MEGANE Feel the drive

From €155 per month 3% APR 3 years’ servicing 5 years’ warranty & roadside assistance The official fuel consumption figures in (l/100km) for the All-New Renault Mégane GT: urban 7.8; extra urban 4.9; combined 6.0. The official CO2 emissions are 134g/ km. EU Directive Regulation 692/2008 test environment figures. Fuel consumption and CO2 may vary according to driving styles, road conditions and other factors.

Model shown: Renault Mégane GT Nav TCe 205 EDC RRP is €30,690. Finance example: Megane Expression TCe 130 RRP €19,490. Deposit €6,880. Term 36 monthly payments of €155. APR 3%. Total cost of credit €857 inc doc & completion fee €75 each. Optional final payment €7,738. Excess mileage plus excess wear-and-tear charges may apply upon return of vehicle. Offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. Subject to lending criteria. Terms and conditions apply. See renault.ie [Warning: You will not own these goods until the final payment is made].

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

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12 HYUNDAI I30

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08 WHITE FORD FOCUS ESTATE 1.6 TD ROAD TAX E280

141 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.5, NEW MODEL, SILVER, AS NEW

132 HYUNDAI I40 1.7 TD , 50K

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For Sales Enquires anytime phone Cyril on 087 1208880 Škoda named most dependable car brand in Britain for second time

ŠKODA has once again been named the most dependable car brand in Britain.

The result was confirmed for a second consecutive time by the JD Power market research company‘s 2016 study.

Moreover, ŠKODA Yeti and ŠKODA Fabia topped the ranking in their segments.

The renowned JD Power UK Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) took place for a second time in 2016. The study focused on cars registered by their owners in the UK between the years 2013 and 2015, which means the vehicles are now 12 to 36 months old. JD Power collected responses from more than 13,000 original car owners around Britain, enquiring about problems they had experienced with their vehicles over the previous 12 months. J.D. Power examined 177 problem symptoms divided into eight categories including engine and transmission; vehicle exterior; driving experience;

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displays and controls; infotainment; seats; air conditioning and vehicle interior.

Ranking of the VDS study was determined by the number of problems specified per 100 vehicles, with a lower score reflecting higher quality. With only 66 points Škoda led the ranking, surpassing the runner-up by 13 points.

The Czech car manufacturer thus beats its own result from last year by 11 points. The overall average for all participating brands was 113 points.

In addition, the excellent quality of the Škoda cars convinced owners in individual car segments also. Škoda Fabia received the highest award in the small car segment while Škoda Yeti dominated the compact SUV category. Škoda Octavia rounded off the overall result for the brand with second place among compact cars.

Classic cars rev up for charity in Killarney Jacqueline Looney, Anne Marie O’Sullivan, Tom Leslie and Peter Philppin who won first prize of a weekend for two at the Maritime Hotel, Bantry.

Nora gets the keys to her new Yaris THERE were celebrations at Killarney Credit Union this week as Pat Delaney, its chairman, presented the keys of a brand-new Toyota Yaris to Nora Kelliher from Fossa.

Nora was the winner of the car, from Bowler’s Toyota Garage, as part of the Killarney Credit Union members’ draw.

ALMOST a hundred classic and vintage cars motored centre stage at Killarney Outlet Centre on Sunday for the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Static Car Show.

Organisers got in the driving seat for the charity event in a bid to raise funds for the Kerry-Cork Health Link Bus, the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney Association, the Kerry branch of Down Syndrome Ireland and the Irish Pilgrimage Trust.

The second annual event, it proved a huge success, said chairman of Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club Tom Leslie. “One of the highlights of the day was when the World Rally Car owned by Thomas Fitzmaurice of Abbeydorney went on display,” said Tom. The Subaru Impreza, along with an accompanying DVD tracing its history, proved a major hit with motoring fans, as did the M3 BMW owned by local man Kevin O’Donoghue.

“Cars took part from throughout Kerry as well as from Limerick, Cork and

Kildare,” added Tom. The organisers thanked all who supported the event, including Alma’s Restaurant, Milltown, which hosted the barbecue and Ahern’s BMW Garage, Castleisland, Killarney Advertiser, and staff and management of Killarney Outlet Centre as well as all the various retailers there.

“We would also like to say a huge thanks to the public for coming out to support us,” said Tom. “Now the club is going full steam ahead for the South Kerry Ploughing Championships which will take place in Fossa on Sunday, September 11.”

Prizes galore were on offer on the day, including a weekend for two in the Maritime Hotel in Bantry which was won by Peter Philppin.

Other prizes included a weekend break in Beechgrove Caravan Park and dinner for two in Kate Kearney’s Cottage.

Bentley creates the ultimate fisherman’s friend BENTLEY’S bespoke Mulliner division has announced it will offer what it describes as the “ultimate angling accessory” for its full-size Bentayga SUV. Created for wealthy fly-fishing enthusiasts, the option has been named the “Master Tackle Station”.

This handmade option sees the luxury SUV’s large boot hijacked to offer a place to store all the fishing rods, waders, nets, flies and refreshments needed for a long day of trout and salmon fishing.

Featuring a Burr walnut-veneered cabinet and the highest quality leather available featuring sliding drawers and trays plus a fly-tying vice, the option also comes equipped with the intricate tools needed to create the flies. There’s also a refreshment cabinet that comes with metal flasks and even a set of fine-china tableware. Finally, as well as a waterproof floor, there’s an on-board dehumidifier that keeps the boot area dry.

Bentley says the complete cabinet and all the accessories can be removed and stored if the owner needs the boot space back. That is handy, no need to buy another one to go to the shops.

Bentley hopes to sell 50 cars this year. Seriously….

Pat Delaney, chairman, Killarney Credit Union (fourth from left) presenting the keys of the Toyota Yaris to winner of the Killarney Credit Union Member's draw Nora Kelliher, Fossa, with Ciara, Sheila, Patrick and Kevin Kelliher, Brian Bowler of Bowler's Toyota Garage Killarney, Mark Murphy and Shane Foley, Killarney Credit Union, and David O'Callaghan, Bowler's Toyota Garage.

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FOR SALE For Sale Battery operated scooter with lights and indicators. Can be peddled as well. No licence required. Tel. 087-2224413.

For Sale Coffee table and two tubular chairs with foot stools.

Can be sold separatey. As new. Tel. 087-2844699.

For Sale Single pine bed frame and headboard. Orthopaedic mattress.

As new, only one year old. Very little used, €100. Tel. 064-6643047.

For Sale Graco baby-centre travel cot with clip on changing table, foldable mattress and easy storage €60, Fisherprice Rainforest Jumperoo €40, Mamas and Papas baby harness €40, Fisherprice smart trike elite blue colour €40, Fisherprice kick n play piano gym €20. All in immaculate condition and from a smoking and pet free home. Text or call Catriona on 086-1633905.

FOr Sale Mobile home (Torino model), 31-foot, excellent condition.

Telephone 064-6631727 (11am-6pm, Monday-Friday).

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

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

AVAILABLE Window and door repair, hinges, locks and handles, replace foggy and stained double-glazed units. Tel. Donie 087-9777333.

available

AVAILABLE Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. Garda vetted, Tel. John 087-6801392. Piano lessons Tel. Maggie 087-6961681.

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

AVAILABLE Boost your immune system, re-balance your body, relax & de-stress. Treatments in Reflexology & reiki. Gift Vouchers available. Tel. Siobhan Dwyer 087-9665881.

Available Home Improvements Killarney. Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small. Tel. 087-2145452.

Available Painting & Decorating Interior and exterior. All sanding and varnishing including floors.

Wallpapering.

Tel. Martin 087-9306943.

Available Brendan Herlihy home maintenance/renovations.

Carpentry, painting, power washing, gardening, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel. 087-9364895/ 064-6643317.

Available Painting, Powerwashing Spraypainting, general maintenance. Tel. Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771.

Available For all your painting requirements.

Tel. Colm 086-1011567.

Available Removal Service House, office, local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime - anywhere. 7 days a week, also all kinds of clearouts etc. Also lawn cutting and strimming. Tel. 087-2600407/ 064-6631979.

AVAILABLE Childminder available FETAC Level 5, Garda vetted with years of experience. K.C.C. Registered and insured setting. Full days or flexible hours catered for.

References available on request.

Tel. 087-9613856.

AVAILABLE James Lyne Motors and Valeting Services Lawlors Cross, Tel: 087 2465405 or 064 6633504. Have

SERVICES FASTFINDER fastfinder update your vehicle valeted inside and outside, and preparations for N.C.T. can be arranged. Wash is available 6 days a week from 10am to 6pm.

If you require a quotation do not hesitate to contact us.

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

Tel. 087-6836612/0879014681.

AVAILABLE Landscaping services covering all Kerry. We offer a wide range of garden services, grass cutting, hedge maintenance, seasonal clean ups, weed control, planting, veg gardens, decking and garden design. Stone walls, Driveways and Patios. Competitive prices. References available. Tel. Sergio 089-4692923.

wanted Wanted Tirolia solid fuel range with fire box on left hand side. Will collect. Tel. 087-9188893.

Wanted Person to help with guesthouse duties 3 or 4 mornings a week. Woodlawn area Killarney. Tel. 064-6633272.

Wanted Childminder to collect from school and mind in children’s house. Drivers licence required.

Kilcummin area. From September.

Tel. 083-4478587.

Wanted Child-minder wanted to mind children in children’s own home in Faha area. Three school going children. Must have own car, be good with children, have excellent English; non- smoker required. Apply with CV to Po Box: 3373, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

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

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James is on a par with the best for second year running

At the presentations of prizes for the 2016 Ricky Kelly Memorial Pitch & Putt Tournament in Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club on Monday night are Patrick O'Sullivan (Tatler Jack Bar, sponsor), Phillip O'Connor, Donie Kelly (representing the Kelly family), Creagh Courtney (winning team captain), James Fleming and Derry McCarthy (Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club chairman). Also included in photo are TJ O'Sullivan and Robbie Harnett.

OVER 25 teams vied for glory in the 25th-anniversary staging of the Ricky Kelly Memorial Pitch & Putt Tournament at the weekend. Sponsored by the Tatler Jack Bar, the popular event took place at Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club.

The three-ball scramble format provided some great scoring over the weekend. For the second year-in-arow James Fleming was on the winning team as he joined forces on this occasion with both Creagh Courtney and Phillip O’Connor to win the event with a magnificent score of 31 under par and a score of 63 nett.

That was one shot better than the team of Aidan and Kieran O’Keeffe along with Niall O’Mara who finished second on 64 nett.

The overall gross prize went to the

Liebherr-sponsored team of John McGrath, David Maloney and David McIndoe Jnr with a score of 82 (26 under par). The mixed nett saw more success for the Fleming family with James’s brother Damien Fleming, Damien’s wife Sharon and brother-in-law David O’Donnell winning the prize with a score of 66 2/3. The non-members’ prize saw some high-profile entries not least three Kerry senior players as Colm Cooper did battle with inter-county colleagues Brian Kelly and Jonathan Lyne (who played together on the same team) for the prize. In the end Colm teamed up with Jamie and Shane Doolan in a Tatler Jack Bar-sponsored team to win the prize with a score of 64 1/3 nett.

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in memoriam 3rd anniversary

13th anniversary

24th anniversary

Doyle

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39th & 24th anniversaries horgan

In loving memory of our wonderful son and brother John, late of Rathanane, Kilcummin, whose anniversary occurs on Monday the 25th of July 2016.

John your memory and legacy is our greatest treasure, And since you’ll never be forgotten, We pledge to you today, Engraved within our hearts is where you’ll forever stay.

In loving memory of Dan Teahan late of Minish, Killarney who died on the 22nd July, 2003.

May the winds of love blow softly And whisper for you to hear That we will always love and miss you No matter what time of year.

Sadly missed and never forgotten your loving wife Sheila, daughters Jennifer and Sarah, sons in law Thomas and Donagh and grandson Tommy. xxxxx

Loving you always Mum and Dad. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today.

Miss you always Sharon, Damien, Brian, Cathal, Louise and partners, nieces Naoise and Fia and nephew Bríon.

Birthday Remembrance Moloney

In loving memory of my dear Mother Charlotte (Lottie) Horgan late of 13 St. Brendans Place, Killarney who died on the 25th July, 1992.

A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best.

Always loved and remembered by your loving daughter Sheila, grandchildren Karen, Christina and Stephen and great grandchildren.

24th anniversary horgan

Doyle

In loving memory of a wonderful husband and father John Doyle, Rathanane, Kilcummin, Killarney whose anniversary occurs on the 25th of July.

Treasured memories keep you near As time unfolds another year Out of our lives you may be gone But in our hearts you still live on.

In loving memory of Bridie Moloney late of Clash, Lissivigeen Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 27th of July.

Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the Mom we loved so much.

Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you His keeping, We have you in our hearts.

From your loving daughters Patricia and family and Mary and family.

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

3rd Anniversary

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.

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving to: Sacred Heart, St Theresa, Blessed Virgin, Holy Spirit, St Joseph. C.K.

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In loving memory of John Loughnane late of 34 Ardshanavooley Estate Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 25th July.

Always remembered by your loving daughter Margaret, son in law Patsy, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

May the winds of love blow softly, And whisper for you to hear, That we will always love and miss you, No matter what time of year. xxx

39th & 24th anniversaries

Always loved and remembered by your loving wife Sheila, son, daughters, sonsin-law, daughter-in-law and grandchildren. xxx

Love and miss you everyday Mom. xxxxx

horgan

O’Leary

32nd anniversary Moriarty-Henggeler

In loving memory of Kathleen O’Leary nee Lyne late of Knockeragh and Coolies Muckross, Killarney who died on the 25th of July 2013.

In loving memory of our parents and grandparents John and Lottie Horgan, late of 13 St Brendan’s Place Killarney, John who died on the 14th December 1977 and Lottie who died on July 25th 1992.

On their souls sweet Jesus have mercy.

You were a mother, so very rare Content at home and always there Time passes, memories stay Quitely remembered everyday.

Sadly missed by all your family.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your loving daughter Kay, son-in-law Barry, grandchildren Stella, Sidney and Nicole, great-grandchildren Rachel, Evan, Alanna, Naoise and families.

Loughnane

Anniversary Mass Friday 22nd of July in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin at 7.30pm.

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

This message comes with all our love, From here on earth to Heaven above, We miss you both more than words can say, And in our hearts you will always stay.

In loving memory of my dear Mother Charlotte Horgan late of 13 St. Brendans Place, Killarney who died on the 25th July, 1992.

Forever loved Lynda and Ruth.

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On their souls sweet Jesus have mercy.

Birthday Remembrance

Anniversary Mass on Friday 22nd of July 2016 in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin at 7.30pm.

3rd anniversary

In loving memory of our parents and grandparents John and Lottie Horgan, late of 13 St Brendan’s Place Killarney, John who died on the 14th December 1977 and Lottie who died on July 25th 1992. R.I.P.

Kathleen’s Anniversary Mass will be held on Sunday the 24th of July at 9.30 am in Muckross Church.

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. F.

“This message comes with our love, From here on earth to Heaven above, We miss you both more than words can say, And in our hearts you will always stay.”

Sadly missed by your loving daughterin-law Kay, grandchildren Gerardine, Richard, Derry, Stephanie, great grandchildren and families.

Miracle Prayer

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have Dear Heat 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. N.M.

GO RAIBH MAITH AGAT On this, the 32nd anniversary of the death of our daughter Treasa Moriarty Henggeler we would like to thank the wonderful people of Killarney our friends, and particularly our family, for their love and support through our grief journey.

Through mountains of sadness and lakes of tears, you touched our hearts with compassion and tenderness. You were the soft footprint of our hope, nourishing and nurturing our hearts, prayerfully whispering, and gently guiding us to a place of quiet recovery. We know, we remember and we are filled with gratitude to you all!

Darling Treasa, you bless us from heaven.

We embrace your fun, spirit, your memory and your “deer” friends.

We continue to love you and will forever hold you in the cradle of our hearts.

You and your sister Dorothy continue to give Presence, Belonging and Rhythm to our beating hearts. We miss you both and mourn the memory of your past and your future.

From your loving family Daddy, Mommy, Franz, Amber, Conrad and Rowan.

in memoriam 9th and 23rd Anniversary

8th anniversary Scott

CLIFFORD

In loving memory of Betty and Joe Clifford late of Lahard, Beaufort who died on 28th July, 2007 and 13th June, 1993.

To have them here in the same old way, Would be our greatest wish today.

Always remembered by your sons Anthony and Jerry, daughters Elaine, Sinead and Orla, sons-in-law Padraig, Adrian and Dave, daughters-in-law Norma and Fiona, and grandchildren.

Anniversary Mass for Betty and Joe at 7pm on Tuesday 26th July in Listry Church.

27th anniversary Guerin

12th & 24th anniversaries

In loving memory of Murt Scott, late of Rusheen, Firies, Killarney Co. Kerry who died on the 27th July 2008.

We did not see you close your eyes We did not see you die All we knew was that you were gone Without a last goodbye.

It was a sudden parting Too bitter to forget Those who loved you dearly Are the ones who can’t forget.

It does not take a special day For us to think of you Each Mass we hear, each prayer we say Is offered up for you.

Sadly missed, loved and remembered today and everyday.

Your loving brother Christy and sister in law Anita.

Your loving God-daughter Catherina.

Death is nothing at all I have only slipped away into the next room I am I, and you are you Whatever we were to each other that we still are Call me by my old familiar name Speak to me in the easy way you always used Put no difference into your tone Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together Play, smile, think of me Let my name be the household name it always was Let it be spoken without the shadow of a ghost in it Life means all that it ever meant It is the same as it ever was What is death but a negligible accident Why should I be out of your mind because I am out of your sight All is well, nothing is lost One brief moment and all will be as it was before.

Always thinking of you, your children/ sisters/brothers Mary, Patrick, Margaret, Timothy, Denis and their families.

32nd anniversary o’brien

In loving memory of Patrick (Paddy) Healy and his wife Mai Healy, late of Gap of Dunloe, Beaufort, Killarney whose anniversaries occur at this time.

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.

Always in our prayers Ger, Julie, Jack, Danny, Michael and Thomas.

32nd & 8th anniversaries O’DONOGHUE

26th anniversary Moynihan

In loving memory of Noel, late of The Bungalow Shinnagh Rathmore, who died on 26th of July 1990.

If we could have a wish come true, A dream that would come to pass, We’d ask to spend a day with you And pray that it would last.

We’d run to you and hold you close, We’d laugh and smile again, We would listen so intently as you told us how you’d been.

When times were up we’d hold you close, Not wanting to let go, You’d smile and say I’ll see you soon and some how we would know, That while it’s very hard to wait one day the time will come, We’ll join you there forever more, When we too are called home.

Our wish may go ungranted, But it will always be true, For we would trade so many tomorrows, For one yesterday with you.

Loved and missed by your Mum and Dad, sister, brothers, sisters-in-law and brother-in-law.

Uncle No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you.

In loving memory of Roger Patrick and Lil O’Donoghue, Killaha, Glenflesk, Killarney. Roger who died on the 8th of August 1984 and Lil who died on the 7th June 2008.

You gave us all you had to give Gifts both big and small But most of all you gave us love The greatest gift of all So may the winds of love blow softly And whisper for you to hear That we still love and miss you As it dawns another year.

Always remembered and dearly missed by your daughters Noreen, Maura and Sheila, sons Roger and Denis, sons-in-law Dave and Derek, daughter-in-law Bernie and all your grandchildren.

6th & 15th anniversary o’suLLIVAN

In loving memory of Maura O’Sullivan, who died on the 30th July 2010 and John F. O’Sullivan who died on the 13th July 2001, late of Inchicullane, Kilcummin, Killarney.

We cannot bring the old days back when we were all together. The family chain is broken now but memories live forever.

May they rest in peace dear Jesus in Thy heavenly home above, with the Sacred Heart of Jesus in His eternal love.

Dear parents, always loved and sadly missed by sons Brendan and Joe, daughter Mary, daughter-in-law Helen and their family.

From your nieces Rachel, Sandra and Clodagh and nephews David, Eoin, Dylan and Evan.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 23rd July at 7.30p.m. in Kilcummin Parish Church.

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

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

In loving memory of Breda O’Brien late of Knockmanagh, Kilcummin who died on the 30th July, 1984.

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

Sadly missed by your loving daughter Joan, son-in-law Michael and grandchildren Jessica and Diarmuid.

O’Donoghue

Healy

The Golden Gates stood open God saw you needed rest His garden must be beautiful He only takes the best.

Fondest memories everyday of our dear father Con Guerin, late of “Irish Cottage”, Muckross Road, Killarney who sadly left us on the 26th July, 1989. Also remembering his wife Kathy who sadly left us on the 21st of October 2005 and their beloved son, our beloved brother Cornelius (Con) who sadly departed from us on 22th of September 2014.

3rd anniversary

In loving memory of wonderful son and brother Cian, whose anniversary occurred on 19th July.

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

Thinking of you is easy We do it everyday But missing you is a heartache That never goes away.

Loving and missing you always Love your heartbroken parents Billy and Joanie. xxxxx Loving memories of you Brother.

If I had one wish today I know what it would be, Just to see your face again Would mean the world to me.

But things that we may wish for Sometimes cannot come true, I only have my memories Of special times I spent with you.

Each one of these so precious No one could take away Loving thoughts I keep of you Each and everyday.

So I’ll look up to the sky When it’s a starry night And know that you’ll be there The biggest star shining bright.

Love you and miss you everyday Cian Keith and Klara. xxx

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour).

Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. G.M.

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Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto draw 15/07/2016, numbers drawn were 15, 17, 28 & 30. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 4, 10, 21 & 30. Next week’s jackpot €12,800 plus €1,000 bonus.

Summer 1 Miler Series: The third leg of 1 mile series held in Knocknagree on Wednesday last and again a big turnout. The following were winners in the categories Men: John Barrett, Robert Purcell Snr, Eamonn O’Keeffe, Tim Long, Pat Cronin, Francis Cronin, Andrew Purcell, Jack O’Leary, Anthony Buckley, Donal Daly, Donal Burke, Pat Cronin, Oisin O’Leary, Jack Buckley, Female: Shona O’Brien, Siobhan Daly, Caroline McCarthy, Katie Buckley, Caroline Murphy, Sadbh O’Connor, Delia Foley, Clara O’Connor, Phyllis Carroll, Maeve Buckley, Una Thompson, Siobhan O’Connor, Kate Culloty.

National League Division 1: Held in Cork C.I.T, Mairead O’Neill won the hammer.

National Championships: Day 2 & 3 of the U13 – U19 National Championships are on in Tullamore 23 & 24th July, best of luck to those from the club who are competing.

Killorglin Rowing Club

National Rowing Championships 2016 What an amazing championship for the Club!

Killorglin athletes secured two championship wins and one senior championship title for the Club.

Friday’s Racing: First victory went to our Men’s Junior 16 Quad of Michael O’Connor, Sean Houlihan, Conor Murphy and Shane O’Connor coxed by Mara Treacy. The boys won their heat comfortably and qualified for the final. In the final they displayed magnificent rowing, the rowing stroke was controlled, long and powerful. The boys won their race with 3 second lead over Shandon A crew of Cork with further 3 seconds to Commercial Rowing Club of Dublin.

Shortly after, the Women’s Junior 15 quad of Mara Treacy, Molly O’Grady, Rhiannon O’Donoghue and Anna Tyther coxed by Alanna Dolan followed the victorious track set by boys and won their final over Carlow, Muckross and Clonmel crews.

Saturday’s Racing: Monika Dukarska won her 7th National Championship Title since taking up rowing in early 2007. Monika became the Senior Single Scull Champion of Ireland in a massive time of 7:35.06 over 2000m. Monika lead the race from start to finish executing her race perfectly and opening a lead of 16 seconds over McCrohan of Tribesmen, Galway, the reigning Champion 2015. Having moved back into the single in February this year, Monika worked very hard to get back into top form and she has proven once again that her talents lie in sculling and this rowing event suits her in particular. Monika will now return to training in preparations for the World University Championships in September in Poznan, Poland. She will race the single scull for Ireland & IT Tralee.

Other results (Saturday): Michael O’Connor, James McCarthy and Shane O’Connor miss out on top 2 finish in the Men’s Club Single Sculls. It was a very competitive race with 42 entrants in this rowing event. 9 heats

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this morning with 18 rowers through.

Alanna Dolan finished 3rd in the Final 1 of the Women’s Junior 15 Single Sculls.

Rhiannon O’Donoghue was 4th in the final 2 of the same event, while Anna Tyther finished 3rd in the Final 4 of the Women’s Junior 15 Single Sculls Sunday’s Racing: Sean Houlihan continued his winning streak in the Men’s Junior 16 Single Sculls reaching final in a superb Semifinal performance of 7:42 over 2000m.

Michael O’Connor went as far as the Semi Final, winning his heat over Clonmel, Blackrock, Castleconnell and Lee scullers. Sean contested the final in lane 3 and finished 5th overall out of 46 competitors entered. It was a superb performance by Sean. He has a huge potential going forward.

Other Results (Sunday): The quad of Mara Treacy, Molly O’Grady, Rhiannon O’Donoghue and Anna Tyther coxed by Alanna Dolan contested the Women’s Junior 16 event in the fastest heat, pulling the third fastest time of all 15 competitors but missed out on top 2 finish, finishing 3rd in the race.

All the girls are under 16 again next year, it was a great learning experience for them all.

Well done to all our rowers, coaches, in particular Michael Fleming for all his hard work and dedication over the years, friends and supporters of the Club!

Ross Golf Club Gents

Results: On Sunday last we held a single stableford competition.

The winners were: 1st Ivo O’Sullivan (13) 40pts 2nd Peter Wickham (11) 40pts 3rd Donie Broderick (24) 39pts Fixtures: On Sunday July 24th the Lady Captain’s Prize to the Gents will be held This will be a medal competition.

The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible.

Club Single Matchplay: It is hoped that all outstanding matches in the Club Single Matchplay championship will be completed immediately.

Dr Billy Competition: The Ross GC Dr Billy team lost out narrowly on a score of 3 to 2 to their hosts, Killorglin in that competition recently.

9 Hole Weekly Open Competition: The Ross Golf Course weekly 9 hole open competition is continuing each week It runs from Monday (am) to Saturday (pm). Each entry will cost members €5 and you can enter as often as you like.

Cost for visitors will be € 15 including green fee and visitors re-entry will cost €10 including green fee.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Training News Training continues as per coach’s texts. Beginners rowing, U14 and U15 takes place at Reen Pier, Ross Castle every Saturday at 10am. With so many events taking place at this time of year, times are subject to change, but your coaches will advise of same.

For further information regarding Beginners Rowing you can call Mary Burns on 086 8098182.

Irish Rowing Championships This three day event took place all last weekend, from 15th to 17th July, at the National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Co.

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Cork. 52 clubs were represented with a total of 917 crews from all over Ireland.

Thanks to everyone who helped out in any way…events like these don’t just happen by accident and we thank all gave of their time & energy to make it possible.

All seventeen of our rowers participating, represented themselves and their club with pride. We had heats, semi-finals and finals in multiple events; single sculls, doubles and quads. Many of our crews clocked up new personal bests, of which they are immensely proud, and rightly so! Special mention must be given to our crews who competed in these hard earned finals: Seán Farndon and Marc Woodard Mens J15 1X, where Seán finished 3rd in his final.

Annie O’Donoghue, Womens J161X, where Annie finished a very fast 5th in the final.

Seán, Marc, Ross McCarthy and David Bartlett Mj15 4X+, 3rd in their final.

Leona Browne, Ciara Browne, Annie O’Donoghue and Ciara Moynihan, WJ164X+, finishing 4th in the final.

Ciara M, Annie, Siobhán Burns and Ciara B, who then finished 4th in the final of the WJ18 Quad. It should be noted that these girls had an exceptionally fast sprint to get from the end of their first final , and change boats and then up to the start line of their second final, with only moments to spare!! A super-charged performance from these ladies. Well done.

To all of our other competitors who may not have reached finals but totted up successes in their respective heats and semis- well done all…namely, Jakub, Ruadhán, Kamil, Dylan, Brendan, Mikey O, Tom and Lauren. These were ‘The Champs’ and hosted the cream of the rowing community of All- Ireland.

Your level of commitment and energy over this weekend is to be applauded.

Thanks especially to our coaches for your preparation of our rowers for this prestigious event.

Kenmare Gig Regatta This event takes place this Sunday, starting 10am and we look forward to a great day out with plenty of races.

Irish Coastal Rowing Championships, Ballyshannon, August 10-15th Training and preparations are in full swing for this upcoming event. Please make sure you have registered your availability to travel & compete, with Pauline.

Birthday Greetings A very Happy Birthday to Roisin O’Hare –Doherty who celebrates her 18th this weekend.

Fundraising ‘Bag Packing’ is on this Saturday 23rd July, at Tesco, Deerpark. Your support is greatly appreciated.

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’.

Beaufort Golf Club Men’s Club

Results & Fixtures For the upcoming Captain’s Prize please note that there will be a draw for partners every half hour from 7:30am with a break between 10am and 11am. Ladies times be between 11am and 11:30am with the last tee time being 3pm so book the slot that suits in advance. The club meal is at 8pm,

booking by Wednesday 27th July for this is essential. Presentation of prizes at 9:30 and music, craic and dancing will commence at 10pm so please notify front desk to book. Please support our captains on the biggest day of the year. Please have you competition fees up to date.

Results 13th July: Scramble, 1st Barry Woulfe, Gerry Collins & Gearoid Keating.

14th July: Open Seniors - Joint 1st Fred Kennedy & Gerry Collins.

15th July: Open Friday - 1st Mairead Rochford (36) 38pts 16th/17th July: Bill McDonnell Trophy.

1st Joe Kennedy (4) 69 Nett 2nd John F. O’Callaghan (17) 71 Nett 3rd Micheal Quirke (14) 72 Nett Fixtures 22nd July: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best ladies or gents card.

23rd/24th July: 18 hole strokeplay, yellow tees, sponsored by Killarney Credit Union.

31st July: Captain’s Prize, stroke, white tees, there will be a draw for partners.

Prizegiving for all outstanding competitions will be on Wednesday 27th July after the scramble. 2nd round singles matchplay deadline is 31st July and 1st round doubles matchplay is the 24th July.

Castlerosse Golf Club

Results Competition played on Sunday 17th July 18 Hole Stableford 1st Ger O’Connor (17) 43 pts, Runner-up, Peter McGrath (22) 40 pts, 3rd place Daniel Shine (07) 39 pts.

Result of Mixed Scramble played on Tuesday 12th July best net return, Steve Shine, Gintaras Bendaravicius & Peter McGrath.

Fixtures Weekend competition, 18 Hole Strokeplay. Mixed Scramble continues each Tuesday evening draw at 6.15pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s

Club Captain Liam Hartnett can reflect on a week that produced some success for our Men’s Club, when one of our teams progressed to the Munster final of The “J.B. Carr Diamond Trophy” Competition, but it also saw the exit of two of our other teams in the latter stages of the Munster section of their respective competitions, and although both teams involved just lost by a whisker, they have represented us with pride and passion and a huge amount of talent, and we can, and must, use these experiences as a springboard for future success.

Thursday the 14th saw our seniors team play in the away leg of the “J.B. Carr Diamond Trophy” when they travelled to Raffeen Creek for that leg, Killarney required only 2 points from the 5 matches to progress, and the team duly obliged when 3 of our pairings won their matches and the other 2 matches were called in, as the overall result had been determined. Brian Fitzgerald and Donie MacSweeney, won 4/2, Enda Curtayne and Dermot Roche won 3/2, John Hickey and Padraig Griffin won 4/3. The matches with Derry O’Connor and John Clifford, and with Con Healy and John Wall were called in. Killarney are now

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Michael Howard (third from left) presenting the Cross Refrigeration Men's Competition first prize to winner Con Healy with Arthur Hanley Club President, Liam Hartnett, captain, with back from left, prizewinners Micheal O'Neill Junior, third, Liam Healy, fourth, James Curran, fifth, Paul Murphy Cat 1, John Wall Cat 3 and Dermot Roche Cat 2 at Killarney Golf Club.

in the Munster final in this competition for the very first time, when they will face Nenagh, again on a home and away basis, on dates to be confirmed.

This is a fantastic achievement by our team. Thursday the 14th also saw our team play in the west Munster final in the “Junior Cup”, when they faced Tralee at Dooks, and after a tremendous tussle Killarney were beaten by the odd match, unfortunately going down by a margin of 3 matches to 2.

Finbarr O’Mahony lost by 1 hole, Luke Walsh won 3/1, Darren Mulcahy lost 2/1, Niall McCarthy lost 2 down, and Mark Tuite won 3/1. Sunday the 17th saw our team play in the Munster semi-final in the “Jimmy Bruen Shield”, against Muskerry at Douglas Golf Course, the match was a ding-dong affair with Muskerry getting the earlier upper hand, then it swung Killarney’s way, but it eventually hinged on the 4th match, which was the last match out on the course, and after a heroic struggle Enda Curtayne and Michael Maher eventually succumbed to their opponents on the 21st hole. The other results were as follows, Dermot Roche and Niall McCarthy won 2/1, Darren Mulcahy and Peter McEnery lost 4/2,Luke Walsh and Robert Cussen lost 2/1, and in the last match, the Father and Son combination of Tomas and Ryan Kelliher won by a margin of 5/3. Muskerry then went on to win the final when they defeated Spanish Point by a margin of 3 matches to 1 with the last match called in.

Sunday the 17th also saw the playing of Lady Captain Mary O’Rourke’s prize to the Men’s Club which was on a stableford basis, and played on Killeen, the results were as follows.

1st Ian Prendergast (17) 40 points 2nd David O’Donoghue (5) 40 points 3rd Mark Tuite (6) 40 points Best gross Eric Dunlea (3) 39 points, 5th

Patrick Buckley Jnr. (12) 38 points 5th Brian Looney (6) 38 points Sunday the 24th is the away-day at Ballybunion on their Cashen course, entry will be via the club on-line system.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Lady Captain Mary O’Rourke’s Prize To The Ladies 1st Margaret Curtin (29) 67 pts also Adie McSweeney putting prize 2nd Bridie Doyle (33) 68 pts BG Kelly Brotherton (+1) 69 pts 3rd Marian O’Reilly (17) 68 pts 4th Corinna Griffin (22) 68 pts 5th Nuala Meade (20) 68 pts Lady Captain’s Prize To The Juniors 1st Corinna Griffin (23) 40 pts 2nd Alicia Burke (33) 39 pts 3rd Shona Collins (36) 32 pts Next week’s competition Maureen O’Shea Memorial O’Mahony’s PointStroke.

Our ladies Senior and Junior Foursomes Teams have qualified for the Munster quarter final to take place in Limerick Golf Club on 13th August. Mairead Martin got to the final of the Irish Girls Championship but was unlucky to be beaten 3/2 Best of luck to Valerie Clancy selected to represent Ireland in the European Young Masters in Switzerland this week.

Killorglin Golf Club

Results of Mens Competition 17/07/2016 1st Jason Foley 39 pts 2nd Paul Twiss 38 pts 3rd John McCarthy 37 pts Gross Aidan Spillane 80 gross 4th Matt Keane 36 pts Senior Tommy Murphy 36 pts.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies Branch)

Results 16th/17th July 2016 - Ladies Stableford 1st Catherine Murphy (29) 36 pts 2nd Karen Spence (22) 34 pts Fixtures 23rd/24th July - 18 Hole Stableford 31st July - Lady Captains/Captains Day. Please ring clubhouse on 064-6644440 to book your tee time.

Presentation of outstanding prizes will take place on Wednesday 27th July after Scramble.

St. Brendan’s Rowing Club

CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No.7 Fiona Dunne and 2nd place No.6 David Cahill NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session.

CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@ gmail.com

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

With the dust finally settled on the Killarney Regatta. A great night was had at the Regatta Dance where the prize giving took place and the Novice

Ladies collected a very special cup, The Patrick Fleming cup, named after our late great club man. The Club would like to thank our sponsors for their support during the year. The club are now turning its attention to the Gig and One Design with plenty of coastal regattas ahead in the coming weeks.

First up is the Kenmare Gig Regatta hosted by Kenmare Rowing and Boat club this Sunday 24th July commencing at 10am at The Pier in Kenmare. Best of luck to all crews.

SYMPATHY: Deepest Sympathies to the Leane family on the recent passing of Tess Leane (nee Evans), Tralee. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam.

Fossa Rowing Club

Killarney Regatta: Another very enjoyable day was had at the annual Killarney Regatta held at O’Mahoney’s Point, Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. Well done to all crews that participated on the day as they did their club proud especially our Juvenile ladies- Ciara Griffin, Ellen Sheehan, Beth Coffey, Laura Whelton, Aoife and Sarah Doody coxed by Donal Daly and also our Senior Men - Mark Dennehy, Paddy Sheehan, Vincent Griffin, Paudie McCarthy, David Blennerhassett and John Allman coxed by Pat Tangney who bought home gold on the day. To our veteran ladies who bought home the third gold for Fossa which consisted of Teresa Wharton, Martina Counihan, Alison Coffey, Fiona Whelton, Kathleen and Eleanor O’Donoghue coxed by the one and only Raymond Coffey.

The club would like to thank everyone who helped out on the day in anyway.

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killarney notes all the trainers for being on the water each evening with the crews on the run up to the regatta and to all our coxes on the day. A special word of thanks goes to all our supporters who came on the day to cheer us on and finally to Golden Nugget, Fossa for making us welcome afterwards.

Best wishes: The club would like to wish our club treasurer Angela a speedy recovery and hope to see you back with us very soon as you were sadly missed at this years Killarney Regatta Training: Training continues for the County Championship and the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships which will take place on August 12th-14th in Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

On welcoming the large attendance at Monday evening’s barbecue and presentation of prizes for the 25th annual Ricky Kelly tournament club chairman Derry McCarthy stated that it was a source of consolation for both the club members and the Kelly family to have such a fine attendance present which included many of the late Ricky’s family. Derry thanked all who had played in the competition as well as the main sponsor, the business firms who had sponsored the teams, those who had made food available and the members of the course committee including the FAS workers who had the course in perfect condition for the event. The chairman also thanked the musicians present and wished James Cahill (a brother-in-law) to the Kelly family a speedy recovery from a recent accident. In reply Patrick O’Sullivan stated that he was glad to be associated with this annual event and Donie Kelly on behalf of the Kelly family thanked those who had played in the event in remembrance of his late brother Ricky.

Results: Overall Nett James Fleming, Creagh Courtney, and Philip, O’Connor (63) Gross John McGrath, David Moloney and David McIndoe (82) Second Nett Aidan O’Keeffe, Kieran O’Keeffe and Niall O’Mara (64) Mixed Nett Damian Fleming, David O’Donnell and Sharon Fleming (66 2/3rd) Non Members Prize Colm Cooper, Jamie Doolan and Shane Doolan (64 1/3rd).

Sunday morning competition A competition will be played on this Sunday morning. Details by text later in the week.

Captains Prize Captains Sheila O’Donoghue and John McGrath have arranged to have their prize played on Saturday August 6th commencing at 5.30pm.

Seniors Outing Next seniors outing will be to Deerpark on Wednesday August 3rd 10.15am.

Killarney Cycling Club

The youth track nationals were held last Saturday 16th July 2016 at Sundrive Velodrome. This was the first time Killarney Cycling Club sent a team to compete at the track nationals.

The day began at 10am sign on for Sarah McGrath who was competing in the girls U16, Jaden Leane competing in the

boys U14 and Almha and Tara Kissane competing in the girls U14. This was followed by an open track warm up for everyone at 11am.

11.30 saw the flying 200 for everyone as this was qualifying for the Sprint. Almha qualified here even though all did great times only 6 were put through.

She rode a really good ride off but didn’t progress to medal ride off. Next was the Time Trial and despite none of them having used a start gate before they all timed it perfectly for a clean getaway and had good times here.

Tara finished 5th just fractions away from a medal and Jaden coming in sixth in the U16’s.

The final discipline of the day was the Scratch race all putting heart and soul into their respective races and when we all thought Tara had 3rd Almha made a typical track move making a late surge high on the track out of the others sights and stole it from her sister. Bronze For Killarney and 1st Underage track medal for Killarney cycling club. The first of many as we are planning on having a larger number of track riders next year for the event.

A huge Thank you goes to Brendan Whelan of Arcane Cycling Team and Bicycle Design Centre Kildare who not only coached Both Almha and Tara but gave his day to guiding and coaching us all through the event as it was our first nationals and so totally different to the road racing. It was a super event and well organised by Sundrive Velodrome where we’re always made feel welcome.

While the track nationals were being held in Dublin our mountain bike section made the Long journey up to Dundalk this weekend for the XC Nationals with Joe o Leary, Jack Murphy and Evan Murphy representing the club. Joe and Evan both put great performances finishing mid table in their respective races. Jack lead out the u16 race and had just opened a gap on the chasing bunch when the first of 3 punctures struck. In spite of a puncture in each lap incredibly he raced on to finish third. More bad luck then followed as one of his wheel changes was deemed to have taken place outside the designated technical zone and he was disqualified.

It will come as no surprise to those of you who know jack that he took his disappointment in good spirits. Also in a good sporting gesture the rider who got promoted to 3rd presented his medal to Jack afterwards.

Great weekend away with the lads as always.

Closer to home Killorglin GP took place which was Round 9 of the National Series. Killarney had great representation here also. In the A1/2 race Leigh Hewerdine & Conor Kissane were best placed in 12th and 13th. In the A3 race Michael Murphy had a great race coming home 7th. In the A4 race Darren Burke was first over the line followed by a bunch sprint which saw Marcus Treacy come 3rd and Keith Curtin 5th.

In the under 16 race which came down to a bunch sprint at the end, Killarney was represented by Fergal Murphy.

The under 14 race saw Patrick Galvin come 5th and also having a great races were Stefan Caulfield Dreier, Lorcan Daly and Ethan Slattery.

The Under 12 race saw Shane Galvin take second place in a tight bunch finish with Josh Hewerdine and Sinead Barrett also finishing strongly.

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Muckross Rowing Club

IRISH CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 Congratulations and well done to all our rowers who took part in the Irish Championships Regatta held over Friday to Sunday last at the National Rowing Centre in Inniscarra. The club was represented by a number of junior crews competing against top competition from around the country. Well done to Sean Fleming who finished fourth in the fastest heat of the Mens Junior 1x. With another year ahead at Junior 18 grade, Sean has capped an excellent year in the scull racing against extremely strong competition, almost all being in their final J18 year. We also say well done to Junior 15 rower Oran O’Donoghue who finished fourth in the first straight final of the Mens Junior 15 Scull. The Womens Junior 15 Quad crew finished third in their final, well done to Eimear Beazley, Niamh Coffey, Caoimhe O’Connor and Hanna Daly coxed

by Clare Joy. On Saturday, Aoife Farrell raced in the Womens Junior 1x with a fourth place finish in her heat while on Sunday, David Casey and Sean Fleming completed the club’s racing interest in the event with a fourth place finish in their heat of the Mens Junior 18 Double. With older crews in the mix, our juniors put in very strong performances and did both themselves and the club proud. Well done once again to all involved and a special word of thanks to the coaches involved throughout the year building up to the Champs and all of the summer regattas. The club was also most proud to see former Muckross rowers among the Championship winners. Congratulations to both Kara O’Connor and Aileen Crowley who extended their Championship medal count with wins in both the Womens Senior Four and Womens Intermediate Eight as part of the winning crews of UCD Boat Club. We also send special congratulations to Kenmare rower Georgia O’Brien, her coach Noel Casey and all in the Kenmare club, following Georgia’s selection to represent Ireland at the Home International Regatta. It is the first national selection for Kenmare Rowing and Boat Club and great to see rowing in Kerry going from strength to strength. After a hectic week that saw both Killarney Regatta and Irish Championships run off within seven days, club rowers and coaches take a short but well earned break. Enjoy folks as more rowing action awaits this summer, watch this space!

ANNUAL COLLECTIONS Sincere thanks to all who donated and assisted with our annual Street and Church Gate collections last weekend.

These are very important fundraisers for the club and we cannot thank enough all those who contributed to their success. Mile buíochas.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

We hosted our annual juvenile competition on Lough Lein last Sunday. While fish were caught by most competitor’s, the main reports were that the fish were small and plentiful. The winner on the day was Ryan Moloney. In good dry conditions on shore at Inisfallen Island all competitors were well fed after their mornings fishing on the lake and the seasoned catering crew conducted

their tasks with the usual gusto and all were appreciative of their cooking.

After the competition ended and all competitors were well fed on the shores of Inisfallen, Saoirse Harrington (aged 11) headed out to continue fishing for a spell with her Granddad, renowned Kenmare Angler Gerry Bambury, aboard his boat aptly called Saoirse - shortly afterwards there was an excited phone call to the clean up gang still on the Island to let us know that she hooked a fine fish and was battling to get him on board, we were treated to the event live on the phone as Granddad shouted out his commands and Granddaughter was successful in landing her first ever fish - As one seasoned Angler remarked, when your first fish is a Trout just over 4lb in weight, how do you top that! Gerry told us that she had picked out her own lure and no doubt with her luck he will be consulting her in the future before he heads out fishing!

Our annual juvenile evening fishing trip to Barfinny is now scheduled to take place on Friday night 5th August commencing at 6pm until approx 9pm.

Killarney Celtic

Family Fun Day Killarney Celtic hosted a hugely successful Family Fun Day for Amy on Sunday. This included presentation of medals, barbecue, bouncing castle, bumper soccer....loads of fun and games and plenty of sustenance! There was big applause for the U9 blitz as part of the day. A huge thank you to all participants. The raffle was magnificently supported and the winning ticket is orange ticket no. 386-390, would the owner contact an executive member or pm our facebook page to claim their prize?

Stetsons and Stilettos Killarney Celtic in conjunction with the INEC are pleased to announce ‘Stetsons and Stilettos’ in the INEC on Friday, September 23rd, the ultimate Garth Brooks Experience featuring Trevor Smith and local artists. Tickets will shortly be available from all club members.

Killarney Celtic Football For All Killarney Celtic Football For All, Ireland’s second best sports club, are currently selling tickets for the Irish Football National Draw, with over 2000 prizes including 4 new Ford Fiestas.

Tickets are €10 each and available from any FFA club member; please support.

Soccer Tots Our Soccer Tots Programme continues on Wednesdays at Celtic Park. All welcome.

Lotto Numbers drawn 4, 6, 7, 13. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €2800, draw in the Failte on Monday night. Tickets available from all club officers. Yearly tickets available.

Pitch Bookings Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area.

If anyone has information for the notes contact Jimmy O’Sullivan Darcy 087 9633397 or jimmyosdarcy@gmail.com.

Check out www.killarneyceltic.com for Killarney Celtic news, match reports, or photos.

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JR Spares romp to glory

WHEN it came to providing excitement and suspense, this was a game that put the Euro 2016 decider in the shade! The Killarney Athletic seven-a-side under-12 competition last weekend was a heartstopping affair, with the game going to extra time with nailbiting shootouts keeping players and spectators alike on their toes.

Well done to the sharpshooters of JR Spares which won the contest, which is sponsored by Killarney Credit Union.

The team of Donal Murphy, Jack Leader, Ben Switzer, Dara O'Connell, Evan Lucey, Dylan Roche, Jack O'Donoghue and Eoghan Kelly celebrated a well-deserved victory and Congratulations to Dylan Roche on receiving the coveted player of the tournament award.

The team was coached by Ian and Dara Roche.

The U12 'JR Spares' team, winners of last weekend’s Killarney Athletic seven-a-side soccer competition; back, Donal Murphy, Jack Leader, Ben Switzer, Dara O'Connell; front, Evan Lucy, Dylan Roche, Jack O'Donoghue, Eoghan Kelly; coaches Ian and Dara Roche.

Dr Crokes GAA Club Golf Society Captain’s Prize outing at Killeen PARTICIPANTS teed up at the Killeen course at Killarney Golf Club on Friday for the Dr Crokes GAA Club Golf Society captain’s prize outing.

The winner of the captain Peter O’Brien’s prize was Harry O’Neill (11) 37 points; while Shane Horgan was second (3) 37 pints and Frank Shaw was third (5) 36 points.

Steve McCarthy took fourth prize, (12) 36 points, while Brendan Keogh was fifth, (8) 35 points.

John Brosnan won sixth prize, (5) 35 points.

In category one, Peter McEnery was first (11) 33 points, while Denis Coleman (7) 33 points was second.

In category two, Paul Downey was first (17) 33 points and John O’Leary was second (16) 31 points with past captain Vince Casey (15) 29 points, front nine Brian Clarke (10) 18 points, back nine James Arthur, (10) 19 points and guest prize Connie Moriarty (13) 39 points.

Kerry team named for All-Ireland Junior Football Championship semi-final THE Kerry Junior team to play Lancashire in the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship semi-final in Manchester on Saturday (2pm) shows three changes in personnel from the side that defeated Cork in the Munster final.

Fionán Clifford comes into the fullback line in place of the injured Darren Brosnan; Robert Wharton starts in the half-back line instead of Patrick Clifford and Kevin O’Sullivan starts at centre forward in place of team captain Paul O’Donoghue who is carrying an injury.

Glenflesk’s Dara Roche and Sean T Dillon and John C. O’Connor join the substitutes list.

At the presentation of the Dr Crokes GAA Club Golf Society Captain’s Prize were, front, Shane Horgan (second), Peter O’Brien (captain), Karen O'Brien, Harry O’Neill, winner, Mike Buckley, Kerry Coaches, sponsor, and Frank Shaw (third); back, Brian Clarke, John McEnery, Denis Coleman, John O'Leary, Vincent Casey, James Arthur, Brendan Keogh and John Brosnan. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Fitzgerald Stadium golf classic THE Fitzgerald Stadium Committee is holding its annual golf classic today at Mahony’s Point, Killarney Golf Club.

Tee times are available from 9am to 4pm.

The team lines out as follows: Darragh O’Shea, Ballydonoghue Fionán Clifford, Waterville Jason Foley, Ballydonoghue Cathal Ó Lúing, An Ghaeltacht Laurence Bastible, John Mitchels Andrew Barry, Na Gaeil Robert Wharton, Renard Adrian Spillane, Templenoe

Michael O’Donnell, Austin Stacks Brian Ó Seanacháin, Ballydonoghue Kevin O’Sullivan, Kenmare David Foran, St Senans Sean Michéal Ó Conchúir, An Ghaeltacht Kieran Hurley, St Pats Niall O’Shea, Dromid Pearses

All smiles: Children at the Creative Kids Preschool graduation ceremony.

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KERRY SENIORS AND MINORS IN CROKE PARK DOUBLE BILL THE Kerry Senior and Minor football teams will be doubly engaged in All-Ireland quarter-finals in Croke Park on Sunday, July 31. Provincial winners, both Kerry and Galway, both of whom will be part of a treble bill at HQ on that day, still await their opponents in the senior quarter-finals. Kerry and Galway will be paired against the winners of the final two games in Round 4A of the qualifiers. Those games go ahead this Saturday as follows: Clare V Roscommon in Pearse Stadium, Galway at 3pm; Derry V Tipperary in Breffni Park at 5pm.

Preconditions for the quarter-final draws are as follows: Neither Kerry nor Galway can meet their Provincial Final opponents; repeat games are to be avoided where possible.

All of that means that Kerry’s opponents are limited to Roscommon, Derry and Clare (in the event that Tipperary and Clare both advance).

It is good to see that Croke Park are able to accommodate some of the Minor quarter-final games this year and Kerry Minors will put their All-Ireland title on the line when they meet Ulster final runners-up Derry at 12 noon on Sunday week.

The good news for Kerry followers wishing to take a weekend break in the capital on the bank holiday weekend is that there is a very attractive Qualifier fixture on the Saturday involving Donegal and Cork, who with Mayo and Westmeath will be fighting it out to meet provincial winners Dublin and Tyrone on August 6.

KERRY JUNIORS IN ACTION IN MANCHESTER

The Old Bedians Grounds in Manchester is the venue as Kerry Juniors put their All Ireland title on the line when they take on British champions Lancashire in the semi-final that has a 2pm throw-in time. Having won the title last year means that manager Stephen Wallace and his management team had to assemble a whole new team

Dr Crokes

County League Round 8 Division 1 Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-11 Dr Crokes 0-10 In a game in which we failed for the most part to break down a well marshalled Glenbeigh/Glencar defence we ended up with our first defeat in this years competition. All is still to play for as we face the last three games in the competition. I’m sure every effort will be made to ensure that we reach the Final of this League and retain the Trophy. The old cliché that you learn more from defeat than victory might be relevant to us as we prepare for the remainder of this competition and the other Championships we are engaged in.

Under 11 League Next game will be played Sunday 24th of July at 12 noon against Firies.

Under 16 County League The Under 16’s had an impressive win

Dan Horan, Sandra Breen, Deirdre Murphy and Mary McElligott from Horans Healthstores, Patrick O’Sullivan, chairman of the Kerry County Committee, Diarmuid Ó Sé, vice-chairman, with current and former footballers including Donnchadh Walsh, Aidan O’Mahony, Paul Murphy, Marc Ó Sé, Padraig O’Connor, Mark Griffin, Peter Crowley, Darragh Ó Sé, Ogie Moran and Eoin "Bomber" Liston.

this season and while understandably, they were far from a coherent outfit in their opening game against Limerick, they played well against a seasoned Cork outfit in the Munster final.

Of course it must be conceded that they had a little element of good fortune in that semi-final against what was effectively a second-string Limerick side and Adrian Spillane’s winner could not have come at a better time given that Limerick had no time to respond.

In the provincial decider, we saw the attacking side of the team in the first half while in the second period when their backs were to the wall at times, we saw at first hand the defensive qualities of the side.

Team captain Paul O’Donoghue led by example in those two games but he is rated doubtful for Saturday’s game as is corner back Darren Brosnan, half back Patrick Clifford and Stephen O’Sullivan.

John C. O’Connor of Kerins O’Rahillys,

who did not play senior championship with his club last year, has been drafted into the panel for Saturday’s game.

This is a potential banana skin for Kerry but knowing the management team, they will leave no stone unturned in an effort to reach a third successive final.

Referee is Niall McKenna of Monaghan.

Beaten finalists from last year, Mayo and beaten semi finalists from last year, Wexford meet in the other semi final, also on Saturday.

over Firies on Wednesday evening in Lewis Road. A goal separated the sides in the end, 1-12 to 1-9.

JUVENILE HURLING - Under 8’s A number of Go Games Blitzes for Under 8’s in the South Kerry region have been scheduled over the summer.

These games are a great way for the juveniles to put the skills they’ve learned in the Academies into practice.

SHAVE FOR AMY Amy is a 9 year old Dr Crokes Footballer who is currently battling against a serious illness. Her dad, Brendan, is a very active coach at underage and senior football in the ladies section of our club. Brendan works in the post office and in the Killarney Fire Station. A fundraiser, to assist Amy and her family with ongoing expenses associated with her treatment programme, will take place on Friday next July 22nd in Kieran O’Leary’s K-Town Bar at 8.00 p.m. This fundraiser, run by members of the Fire

Station, members of the Post Office, members of Dr Crokes and other friends will require our club to sell tickets for the night (€10), provide a number (6) of our members who will volunteer to have their head shaved, beard shaved (or maybe ladies to have their legs waxed), and provide a number of spot prizes for the night. Tickets are available from the Kerry GAA Store, the Tatler Jack, from team managers and from the Club Secretary Paul or Chairperson Denis. This is a cause that everybody needs to row in behind. Please buy a ticket (even if you have no interest in going) or sell a ticket – our club has 500 tickets to sell over the next few days – time to #GetBehindTheBus. AT THE RACES WITH DR. CROKES Last Tuesday at Killarney Races was a night full of fun, frills and flocks!! The event kicked off with a champagne reception enjoyed by all, followed by a delicious buffet and a few winners

HORANS HEALTHSTORES

Kerry County Committee is delighted to announce Horans Healthstores as official healthfood partners to Kerry GAA for the next three years. Horans Healthstores are a major health food retailer with 13 stores across Munster.

Welcoming the news, Patrick O’Sullivan, chairman of the Kerry County Committee, said: “Eating nutritious food and supplements is vital in all

aspects of training and preparation for Gaelic games players. Our partnership with Horans Healthstores will allow players to optimally prepare for and recover from training and competition, reduce the risk of illness as well as accelerate recovery from injury and illness. We look forward to using the extensive range of supplements and health foods from Horans over the coming three years to ensure continued success for Kerry GAA teams on the playing fields.” Dan Horan of Horans Healthstores said that they would work closely with the Kerry County Committee and team members to ensure that they have access to the full range of leading nutritional supplements.

“Horans Healthstores are proud to be associated with Kerry GAA and look forward to a prosperous and rewarding partnership,” he said.

thrown in for good measure. We were delighted to welcome Fashion Blogger, Laura McSweeney, and Local DJ, Gavin O’Leary, who judged Best Dressed Lady and Best Dressed Man respectively.

Laura chose the gorgeous Tatyana McGough as Best Dressed Lady while Gavin selected dapper corner back David O’Leary as Best Dressed Man. Once the races finished, the entertainment started and guests danced the night away. Many thanks to all who came out and supported At The Races with Dr Crokes and a huge thank you all our sponsors for the runner up prizes.

Results from British Open Challenge: 1st Michael O’Shea 2nd Peter O’Brien 3rd Tony and Karl McMahon 4th David Moloney Best card 1 player missing Mike O’Connor.

Thanks to all who participated and looking forward to 2017 majors.

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Peter O’Brien’s Captains Day The winners of the Captains Prize outing in Killeen were as follows 1st Harry O’Neill (11) 37pts 2nd Shane Horgan (3) 37pts 3rd Frank Shaw (5) 36pts 4th Steve McCarthy (12) 36pts 5th Brendan Keogh (8) 35pts 6th John Brosnan (5) 35pts Category 1 1st Peter McEnery (11) 33pts 2nd Denis Coleman (7) 33pts Category 2 1st Paul Downey (17) 33 Pts 2nd John O Leary (16) 31 Pts Past Captain Vince Casey (15) 29 Pts Front Nine Brian Clarke (10) 18 Pts Back Nine James Arthur’s (10) 19 Pts Guest Prize Connie Moriarty (13) 39 Pts Dr. Crokes Juvenile Academy Dr. Croke’s Boys U11A (born 2005) commence the East Kerry U11 League this Sunday v Firies in the Crokes pitch.

Could all Boys please be at the Crokes pitch for 11 A.M. The other teams in the group are Beaufort Legion and Spa. The main focus in this league is to give all the Boys game time and the Boys have fun playing with their friends.

Crokes U6s, U8s and U10 Boys continue their training for the next 2 Saturdays.

We are trying to arrange an away game and bus trip for Saturday, July 30th.

U8s and U10s Boys details to follow; hope to see you all this Saturday. The Saturday Morning Academy will finish on July 30th and will resume in early September. The annual popular Dr. Crokes summer camp takes place in August. Details to follow.

Deepest Sympathies Deepest Sympathies to Don Keogh former Dr Crokes player and his Family on the death of his wife Máire RIP. Lotto Lotto numbers on Sunday 17th of July 1, 8, 20, 22. Jackpot €6000 not won. Next draw Sunday 24th of July in Speakeasy.

Jackpot €6300.

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Fr Galvin Cup Intermediate Championship Fossa 2-14 Scartaglen 1-3 Fossa progressed to the Final of the Fr Galvin Cup, Intermediate Championship with victory against Scartaglen, in Fossa. The man of the match award was presented to Fossa’s Daniel O’Keeffe

by East Kerry Committee Chairman Tim Ryan.

O’Sullivan Cup Junior Championship Spa 2-17 Gneeveguilla 2-11 A most entertaining quarter final sees Spa through to the semi final of the East Kerry Junior Championship, O’ Sullivan Cup competition.

The East Region Minor League Spa 2-09 Rathmore 0-09 Spa hosted Rathmore in round 3 of the TatlerJack East Region Minor League, Division 2. Final score: Spa 2-0 Rathmore 0-9.

East Region U14 League The East Region U14 League Finals, are on Sunday and Monday, with Killarney Legion (Division 1), Firies (Division 2), Fossa (Division 3) and Beaufort (Division 4) through to the finals. There are two play offs to determine the remaining finalists - Rathmore V Dr Crokes, for Division 1 and 2 finals. There is a three way play off for the Division 3 and 4 finals, involving Kenmare, Kilcummin and Currow. Currow won their game against Kenmare who play Kilcummin.

Winners of advance to the finals. Results

from the group phase will be used, if necessary, to determine finalists. The Division 1 and 3 finals are on Sunday; Division 2 and 4 finals are on Monday.

Venue: Fitzgerald Stadium.

East Region U11 Go Games The East Region U11 Go Games, start on Sunday at 12 noon. The groups are: Division 1: Fossa, Kilcummin, Kenmare, Glenflesk, Rathmore. Division 2: Legion, Dr Crokes, Firies, Spa, Beaufort. Division 3: Currow, Gneeveguilla, Kilgarvan, Cordal/Scartaglen, Listry /Keel.

East Kerry Committee (Delegates) Meeting The July meeting of the East Kerry Committee (Delegates) is on Tuesday, 26th July at 9pm in the Killarney Heights Hotel.

Sympathy We extend sympathy on the passing away of Denis O’ Sullivan, Firies, to his wife Noreen, son James O’ Sullivan, Referee, all the family, relatives and friends and Firies C.L.G. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Fixtures Tuesday 26th July 2016 at 7pm O’Sullivan Cup East Kerry Junior Championship Semi Final Spa V Dr Crokes Listry V winners Glenflesk/Firies Extra time if necessary East Region U14 League Monday 25th July 2016 at 7pm First named team has home venue Round 7 – Group C Glenflesk V Dr Crokes B Kilgarvan-Tuosist V Spa Cordal-scartaglin V Firies B Beaufort B - Bye

Firies Coiste na nÒg

U11 BOYS Firies U11 team made the journey to Gneeveguilla for the annual Dylan Crowley Memorial Tournament. Firies were drawn in a tough group that included Killarney Legion, Currow, Glenflesk and Rathmore with the top three teams qualifying for their respective finals. The first game saw Firies take on Legion. After a bright start, Firies stormed ahead but 2 goals before half time brought Legion level.

At the start of the second half Legion pushed a further 4 points ahead but Firies never gave up and a goal and a point near the end saw both teams share the points.

Firies were up against local rivals Currow in the next match. Playing against a strong breeze, Firies found themselves trailing by 3 at half time but a strong second half performance and good use of the wind saw Firies winning by 6 points.

After a long break and a few creamy buns, Firies restarted their mission with a tough game against Glenflesk.

This was a tough match in very wet and windy conditions. Aided by the strong wind Firies probably didn’t make enough use of it and the teams were level at half time. Faced with an uphill struggle our lads tried very hard but eventually fell short by 5 points.

Our final group game was against a much-fancied Rathmore team who had beaten all other teams in the group. Firies had to get a result in this game to qualify out of the group. A loss would mean a play-off with Legion who watched the game eagerly. Fair play to our boys who played their best football of the tournament. They moved

the ball fast and wide against a much more physical side. There was never a doubt who was going to win this match as Firies lead by 7 at half time and eventually won by 9. What a great win when their backs were against the wall.

Firies finished 3rd in their group just a point behind both Rathmore and Glenflesk qualifying for the division 3 final against Dromtarriff. Firies got onto their stride very fast and led by 1-05 to 0-03 at half time. This lead was cut to 2 points shortly after the break as the momentum swung the Cork boy’s way.

Firies dug deep and lifted the bar again and despite conceding a last minute goal, Firies won by 2-09 to 2-05.

Well done to all for a magnificent team performance, with a noteworthy thanks to our coaches and mentors.

SATURDAY MORNING TRAINING ACADEMY U6, U8 and U10 Despite the recent abysmal conditions, our academy is still very much operational on Saturdays mornings. We are hoping that the July sun will make a welcome return. The Academy is scheduled to take place this Saturday, 23rd July at 10:30am in Pairc Eamonn.

If it is a case that conditions are not favourable, every effort will be made to notify the groups. Check out our Facebook page or twitter handle.

CÚL CAMPS Well done to all the boys and girls from Firies GAA who took part in the recent Cúl Camps in Pairc Eamonn, Farranfore.

What a week of activity and fun while helping to make superstars of the future.

CONDOLENCES On behalf of Firies GAA club and Firies Coiste na nÓg and, we would like to offer our sincere sympathies and condolences to the family of the late Denis O’Sullivan, Rathbeg, Firies. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h’anam, may he rest in peace.

Gneeveguilla

Gneeveguilla GAA Lotto Numbers drawn 2, 15, 18, 28. No jackpot winner, next week’s jackpot €12,400.

Dylan Crowley Tournament Well done to all those who took part and organised the Dylan Crowley Tournament last weekend.

Fundraising Event Gneeveguilla GAA are launching a first of a kind fundraising event next Tuesday at 7.30pm in Gneeveguilla GAA grounds. We will be raffling of a cow box trailer valued at over €3000. We are doing serious upgrades to our field our car park and fencing all around the field. Tickets for the trailer are priced at €5 for 1 and €20 for a book of 5. We will be holding our very successful yearly carnival weekend on the first weekend in September.

Results & Fixtures Gneeveguilla seniors at home to Ardfert this weekend.

Gneeveguilla seniors were defeated by a point against Keel on Sunday.

Thanks to everyone who travelled in such large numbers.

Mid Kerry

Results Minor County Championship saw Mid Kerry advance to the quarter final stages defeating Austin Stacks 4-10 to 1-11.

Senior Football Championship saw Mid Kerry drawn against Rathmore

Fixtures Mid Kerry Junior League continues Tuesday 26th July both games 7pm.

Laune Rangers home to Beaufort and Glenbeigh/Glencar entertain Milltown Castlemaine.

Mid Kerry U12 Competition Results of Round 2 A Competition Keel 5-16 Cromane 4-05 Milltown/Castlemaine 3-09 Laune Rangers Blue 5-15 Glenbeigh/Glencar 5-12 Beaufort 5-16 Laune Rangers White had a bye B Competition Milltown/Castlemaine 3-06 Glenbeigh/ Glencar 0-05 Laune Rangers Red and Laune Rangers Green drew 5-07 a piece.

Round 3 continues this Friday night 22nd.

A Competition Glenbeigh/Glencar home to Keel Beaufort entertain Laune rangers White Laune Rangers Blue host Cromane Milltown/Castlemaine have a bye B Competition Laune Rangers Red home to Milltown/ Castlemaine Glenbeigh/Glencar host Laune Rangers Green.

Spa

Senior Co League: Spa 3-12 St Mary’s 1-17 This was a cracking game from start to finish and a brilliant win for our senior team. It was anyone’s game in the final minutes but Spa held on to win out by the narrowest of margins. Final score Spa 3-12 St Mary’s 1-17. Wishing our injured players a speedy recovery.

O’Sullivan Cup Junior Championship Quarter Final: Spa 2-17 Gneeveguilla 2-11 Spa had the better play in the first half and with points from Jamie Spillane, David Spillane, Evan Cronin, Shane Fenton and Cormac Cronin (2), they raced into an early 0-6 to 0-4 lead. We now meet Dr Crokes in the semi finals.

East Kerry Minor League Rd 2: Spa 2-9 Rathmore 0-9 Wet and windy conditions in Spa as the homeside secured their league victory with a late goal. A late goal from Dion Marcos secured the Spa victory.

Coiste na nÓg Training times U6/8 Boys Saturday 11.30am U10 Boys Saturday 11.30am U12 Boys Saturday 11.30am U14 Boys-no training this week.

U6/8/10 Girls Wednesday 5-6 U12/U14 Wednesday 6-7 U14 Boys Spa were at home against a physically stronger Glenflesk team on Monday night. On the night Glenflesk closed the game out well and were well worth their win on the night. Spa play Beaufort away next Monday away.

U16 County League Round 1: Spa 6-11 Beaufort 5-7 Spa played Beaufort at home last Wednesday night in the 1st Round of the County League. Spa play Beale away next Wednesday evening.

Senior Ladies County League Spa 2-8 Austin Stacks 5-12 played in Connolly Park.

Senior Ladies Junior B Championship Spa 2-7 Annascaul/Castlegregory 0-2 Played away last Saturday in Annascaul.

Excellent on the night was Karol Fleming, Elizabeth Stack, Mairead Bennett and Saoirse Holland.

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on the ball Upcoming Fixtures: O’Sullivan Cup East Kerry Junior Championship QF Spa v Dr Crokes fixed for Tuesday July 26th (time & venue tbc).

U13 Ladies Championship Tuesday July 19th @6pm V Dr Crokes in Spa Senior Ladies: County League V Milltown Listry Sunday 24th @12noon in Spa. Lotto Numbers drawn in the Arbutus were 1,9,13,22. No jackpot winner. Next weeks draw in the Heights will be for €7200.

Munster Fleadh Well done to all the competitors that took Part in the Fleadh over the weekend in Listowel. Best of luck to everyone in Ennis in August including the coaches Triona Mangan, Mairead Mangan and Maureen Hegarty Vogels.

Joan Herlihy Memorial Cycle Dave Herlihy and family would like to thank everyone who participated in the recent cycle fundraiser in honour of his wife Joan. It raised a whopping €5,000 for the Oncology Department in for the University of Kerry Hospital (General).

Thanks to all who volunteered, donated and participated on the day.

Best Wishes are extended to former Spa footballer James Cahill, Ballycasheen, for a speedy recovery from a recent accident, James turned in many memorable performances with Spa in their O’Donoghue victories during the 1980’s and also with the Killarney county championship team of that era.

Deaths Sympathy is extended to the Doherty family, Knocknahoe, on the recent passing of their sister Margaret and to Bernie O’Connor, Lissivigeen, and the Horgan families on the passing of Jehremiah Cronin, Rathmore.

May They Rest In Peace.

Wedding Congratulations is extended to Stephen O’Connor, Ballaugh, on his marriage to Sarah Gavin, Washington DC.

Currow Coiste Na nÓg

U16s: Currow travelled to Ballymac on Saturday last to contest the Castleisland District League plate final, where their opponents would be Ballymac. In wet conditions Ballymac lead at half time on a score line of Ballymac 1-09 to Currow’s 2-03.

But in the second half Ballymac pulled away with the game in which they added further scores and went on to be comprehensive winners. Despite missing key players our players never let their heads down during the course of the match.

U14s: On Friday 15th our u14 team played Kenmare in an East Kerry playoff game.

In wet conditions Currow had the edge on the opposing team and went on to win on a score line of Currow 4-18 to Kenmare’s 3-15.

Our u14 team now qualify for the East Kerry final where they will be placed in either the Division 3 or 4 final.

The final is due to be played this coming weekend, please contact team mentors or club officers for further details.

U12s: On Wednesday 20th Currow u12 team will travel to Fitzgerald Stadium to complete in a Munster GAA Go Games Blitz. Best of Luck to team mentors and players on the day.

U11s: East Kerry u11 games will commence this coming Sunday where

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Currow will play host to Gneeveguilla starting at 12.00pm.

U6s, U8s, U10s: Saturday mornings training sessions have now ended for a summer break. Training will resume in mid August.

Kilcummin

CEMETERY MASSES Aghadoe - Monday 25th July; New Cemetery Killarney - Monday August 1st; Old Kilcummin - Wednesday August 3rd.

1916 MEMORABILIA OPEN DAY 1916 Memorabilia Open Day Killarney Library, Saturday July 23rd, 12 noon to 4pm. Members of the public are welcome to bring memorabilia & medals etc. from that era. WWI memorabilia will also be on display.

Contact: Conor Doolan 086-3096675.

KILCUMMIN GAA CREDIT UNION COUNTY LEAGUE Kilcummin 2-7 John Mitchels 1-14.

Following our fine performance two weeks ago against Templenoe our senior team were brought back down to earth against Mitchells on Saturday last in Kilcummin. Eventually losing by four points, realistically, it could have been much more but for some fine goalkeeping by Tommy Brosnan and two superb goals from Noel Duggan and Shane McSweeney. We now face a tough test of character to maintain our Division 1 status for 2017 but it is certainly within our capabilities. That task starts this week-end when we are away to Kenmare on Sunday at 2pm.

GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Sunday July 17th July 2016. Numbers drawn were 3, 14, 20, 26. Next Draw Monday August 1st, 2016. Jackpot now €5,000.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 15th July 2016. Numbers drawn were 2, 16, 17, 19. Jackpot now €7,950.

Legion

SENIORS County League: Milltown-Castlemaine 0-10 Killarney Legion 0-9.

LADIES FINAL Many thanks to the Kerry Ladies County Board for their kind words following the Munster Final, which was played in Derreen two weeks ago.

It was a great honour to host such a big game and we wish both Cork and Kerry all the best for the rest of the season.

U-14 BOYS Well done to our U-14 boys who qualified for the final of Division 1 of the East Kerry League with a great win over Firies. Final score: Killarney Legion 4-14 Firies 3-12.

LADIES Congratulations to the senior ladies who beat Fossa in the County League and also to the U-13 team who had a good win over Laune Rangers in the Club Championship.

KERRY U-16 LADIES Well done to Ciara Randles and the Kerry U-16 girls who have once again qualified for the All-Ireland Final following a comprehensive win over Mayo in Birr.

LOTTO Winning numbers: 4, 12, 19, 24. No winner. If you’re interested in selling

some lotto tickets to help raise vital 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.

GARDA VETTING Anyone who still needs to be vetted can contact Christina Tangney via email at christina.tangney@mycit.ie or alternatively at 086 1925549.

Milltown Castlemaine

GAA LOTTO DRAW: The Lotto Jackpot Draw for €10,000 was held on Sunday night last - marking the 20th Anniversary of the lotto.

The drawn numbers were 13, 14, 23 (Match 3) and the bonus ball was 18.

The jackpot was not won. Former Kerry footballer Darragh Ó Sé dropped by and signed jerseys- much to the delight of the young boys and girls.

Go raibh míle to Darragh for taking time out of his busy schedule to join us. Special thanks to Larkin’s Bar and Restaurant- especially James and Caitríona, for their wonderful hospitality.

In appreciation for all their tremendous work and dedication to the GAA Lotto, presentations were made to Willie Hanafin - most successful ticket seller and to Timmy Teahan and Mike Carroll for their longstanding service to both the lotto and the Milltown Castlemaine GAA Club.

Senior County League: A pointed free in injury time secured Milltown Castlemaine’s position in Division 1 of the County League for 2017. Final score: Milltown Castlemaine - 10 points, Legion-9 points.

Well done to the Milltown Castlemaine panel and to Mike Hickey and his management team. Commiserations to Legion who fought right to the end.

Our seniors are at home on this Friday July 22nd to Kerins O’ Rahilly’s at 8pm.

Under 16’s: Our under 16’s had a victory over An Ghaeltacht last Wednesday. A last minute point saw Milltown Castlemaine win on a score line of 0-10 to 1-6.

Well done to all.

Results of U12 Round 2: ‘A’ Competition Milltown/Castlemaine 3-09 Laune Rangers Blue 5-15 ‘B’ Competition- Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-05 Milltown/Castlemaine 3-06 Under 12’s are away on Friday next with the ‘A’ playing Glenbeigh and the ‘B’ team taking on Laune Rangers.

Mid Kerry Junior League Fixtures: Tuesday 19th July Round 1 7pm Milltown/Castlemaine host Laune Rangers and on Tuesday 26th July in Round 2.

Glenbeigh/Glencar entertain Milltown/ Castlemaine at 7pm.

Mid Kerry Minors: Mid Kerry Minors had an 8 point victory over Austin Stacks on Friday evening - in the Minor County Football Championship. The final score was: Mid Kerry 4-10 , Austin Stacks 1-1. Well done to the Captain -Cormac Leane, Pádraig O’Brien, Ciarán O’Connor, Cain Bradley and Craig Counihan from our club and the entire panel of players .

Kerry U 16 Girls: Congratulations to Ciara Murphy, from our ladies club, who was part of the Kerry girls who qualified for the All Ireland Final. They had a comprehensive victory over Mayo on Wednesday last.

Débutantes: Wishing all our footballers a wonderful time at their forthcoming debs.

Speedy recovery: Our good wishes are extended to neighbouring club senior player -Gary O’ Sullivan, who sustained a serious injury at a home game on Saturday evening last. We wish you a full and speedy recovery Gary.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK SENIORS: Our Senior team gained 2 valuable Co. League points on Saturday last with a 2-12 to 1-14 away win over Beaufort.

Lee O’Donoghue was in great form up front and in defence Sean McGrath made his first County League start and proved hugely influential scoring 2 points from wing back.

We now have 6 points from 8 games and have 3 games to play starting with a home fixture against Waterville this Sunday July 24th at 2pm.

GLENFLESK U14S: Our U14s had a good win over Spa last Monday and now have 6 points with 2 games left to play.

GLENFLESK U16S: Our U16s were beaten in their opening County League fixture by Churchill on a scoreline of 5-12 to 2-11.

They are at home to Glenbeigh/Glencar on Wednesday July 28th at 7pm.

GLENFLESK MINORS: Our minors are away to Kilcummin on Thursday July 28th at 7pm.

GLENFLESK SENIOR LADIES: Our Senior ladies team had a great win over Currow on a scoreline of 2-11 to 3-03.

KERRY JUNIORS: Best of Luck to Lee O’Donoghue and Darragh Roche and the Kerry Juniors in their All Ireland semi final in Manchester vs Lancashire on the 23rd of July.

GLENFLESK LOTTO: 13, 16, 18, 21 - lotto numbers in Corner Bar 18/7/2016. Jackpot €2,200.

No winner. Next Lotto Draw Monday 1st August in Kerry Way Bar. Jackpot €2400.

RAHEEN N.S. Congratulations to Geraldine O’Donoghue and Joan Warren who had the winning lotto no. 9 on Saturday 16th of July.

SUMMER CAMP AT BARRADUFF COMMUNITY FIELD: Multi Sports summer camp in Barraduff Community field July 25th to 29th.

Primary school children are all welcome.

Monday to Friday 9:30 to 3pm.

Registration forms in local shops and you can download from www. activekingdom.ie. Fully Qualified staff.

CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest.

Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa.ie

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