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Community gets on board to help buy new bus KILLARNEY woman Agnes Casey Rooney set the wheels in motion to take action when she discovered many members of the local community face serious difficulty in going about their daily lives because of the lack of wheelchair-accessible transport. In August, Agnes embarked on a mission to raise funds for a bus for the Kerry Parents & Friends Association. “I have a sister, Mairead, who has intellectual difficulties, and who unfortunately lost most of her mobility a couple of years ago,” said Agnes. “She now has to have a wheelchair-accessible bus to go to work each day. I realised there was a need for funding when the bus arrived for Mairead one morning and the wheelchair access lift didn’t work. When I enquired about this, I was told that the fleet of 17 buses are deteriorating with no funding for replacement.” The buses provide a vital service for home support, respite and everyday activities for people with intellectual disabilities all over the county, said Agnes. With the help of fellow locals, including former Kerry Parents & Friends CEO Tony Darmody, Conor Hennigan, Denis Casey, Gabhan O’Loughlin and Ger Counihan, Agnes swept into action to organise a series of fundraisers. A golf classic on October 1, at Beaufort Golf Club, together with donations to date, has generated €31,150– which brings the group to the halfway mark in its quest to buy a coach. “We are overwhelmed by the generosity we have encountered,” said Agnes. The group is now organising a barn dance, featuring the band Truly Diverse and DJ Donal Clifford. It takes place in Kate Kearney’s Cottage on Sunday, October 23, at 7pm. Contact Agnes on 087-9865258 for further details.

"what is told in the ear of a man is often heard 100 miles away" - Chinese Proverb

Killarney to feature in RTÉ documentary series THE fourth episode of the current popular TV documentary series, Building Ireland, will focus on the tourist town of Killarney and what made this area such a prime target for the burgeoning tourSusan Hegarty. ism industry in the 18th and 19th centuries. The episode will air at 8.30pm on RTÉ One on Friday, October 21, and will be the fourth episode in a six-part series. ‘In part four of the series, presenters Tim Joyce, a civil engineer; geographer, Dr Susan Hegarty; and award-winning architect Orla Murphy will travel to Kerry to explore the history of modern Killarney. Geographer Susan Hegarty will discuss how the history of modern Killarney began with two families – the Herberts and the Brownes – and will meet with local tourism expert Conor Doolan. Meeting at the newly restored Killarney House, they will discuss the relationship between the Browne family and the development of tourism in Killarney by the opening up of the Browne’s estate, which was six times the size of Killarney National Park as it is now. During the 1850s, the Great Southern and Western Railway extended their railway to Killarney, and architect Orla Murphy will investigate how the Railway Hotel, possibly the first hotel built by a railway company in Europe, established a model of comfort and convenience that would be copied the world over. Engineer Tim Joyce will discover the work involved in laying down tracks in some of the most inhospitable terrain in Ireland, taking three years and almost a quarter of a million pounds to complete. Tim will also meet with local railway enthusiast Pat Kavanagh, to discuss the curved Gleesk Viaduct and how there was no straight line in the railway line from Farranfore to Valentia.

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Launching the barn dance in aid of Kerry Parents & Friends Associaton on October 23 at Kate Kearney’s Cottage were front from left, James Rooney, Agnes Rooney, Mairead Casey, Ciara Roche and Avril Rooney; back, Fiona O'Leary, James O'Shea, Margaret O'Sullivan, Sean Coffey and Breda Casey. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

At the presentation of a cheque for €31,150 towards the Kerry Parents & Friends Association Bus Fund following a golf classic were front from left, James O'Shea, Catherine Moriarty, Avril Rooney, Mairead Casey, James Rooney and Agnes Rooney. Back from left are Gabhan O’Loughlin, Conor Hennigan, Tony Darmody and Denis Casey. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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“TURN that frown upside down” is one of those comments that has to rank as number one among the more annoying clichés to be heard nowadays. But sometimes – just sometimes – the idea of transforming a negative situation into a positive one can prove life-affirming. In our story above left, we discover how Agnes Casey Rooney took action when she saw the need to raise funds for a new bus to cater for people with special needs in our community. The generosity and goodwill it has engendered has been heart-warming, with the group already halfway towards meeting their target to buy a new coach for Kerry Parents & Friends Association. Agnes told me how one man rang her after reading about the campaign as soon as it was first highlighted by the Killarney Advertiser.

His keenness to donate to the cause proved typical of the response from friends and strangers alike. Meanwhile, his gentlemanly behaviour, poise and sense of fun ensured Michael Fassbender has copperfastened his status as a “king of hearts” among the people of his hometown. The actor was inducted into the Order of Innisfallen at a ceremony in Muckross House last Friday and was guest of honour at the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce black-tie ball at the Europe Hotel & Resort (see our in-depth coverage on pages 32-35). On the other side of the town that evening, charity champions were taking a well-deserved bow in the INEC as the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle unveiled the grand total of €1,737,700 raised by this year’s cycle (for more, see page 16). EVE KELLIHER EDITOR

•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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There are free screening programmes to help detect or prevent a number of types of cancer. BowelScreen, The National Bowel Screening Programme, aims to find bowel cancer at an early stage in people who have no symptoms. It offers free screening every two years to men and women aged 60 to 69. If you are in this age group you can ring BowelScreen on Freephone 1800 45 45 55 to check your details are on the register. If you are on the register you will receive an invitation to take part in the BowelScreen programme. CervicalCheck,The National Cervical Screening Programme, tests women aged 25 to 60 for changes in the cells of cervix. Early detection and treatment can prevent cervical cancer. If you are aged between 25 and 60 and have never had a CervicalCheck smear test you can simply make an appointment with a GP practice or clinic registered with CervicalCheck. You can find one in your area by visiting cervicalcheck.ie or by calling Freephone 1800 45 45 55. A letter of invitation is not needed to make an appointment and attend for a first test. BreastCheck, The National Breast Screening Programme, invites women to a free mammogram (x-ray of the breast) every two years. The screening has been available to women aged 50 to 64 but is currently being extended to also include women aged 65 to 69. If you have not received an invitation you can check if you are registered by visiting breastcheck.ie or by calling freephone 1800 45 45 55. Screening can help prevent or detect cancer at an early stage in people who have no symptoms. If you have any specific concerns or symptoms you should visit your GP (family doctor). Further information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.

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ORLD-FAMOUS Irish dancer Kelly McDonnell has set up an Irish dance academy in Killarney. The Kelly McDonnell Irish Dance Academy is located at Total Body Fitness Studio at 6/7 Main Street and starts its first three-month term on Tuesday, November 1. This top-class academy will cater for children and adults alike and will feature comprehensive Irish dance classes as well as yoga. Kelly, a native of Newport, Co Tipperary, stared dancing at the age of three with the Fleming Ball Academy in Limerick under the instruction of her teacher Linda Ball. She went on to compete in Munster, All-Ireland and world championships. At the age of 16, Kelly went professional and to this day has not looked back. Throughout her professional career Kelly has performed in some of the most prestigious venues and famous stages in the world and was involved in many high-profile shows. Kelly has worked with Michael Flatley in his show Celtic Tiger. “Working with Michael Flatley was an excellent experience and I learned a lot from his skill and professionalism,” she said. Kelly also performed with Dance of Desire and spent nine years touring in Germany with Magic of the Dance in which she played the lead role. She was most recently involved in the hit show Women of Ireland, with which she spent the last five years, touring all over America, Tokyo and Chile as lead dancer, dance captain and choreographer. In Killarney and Kerry, Kelly is perhaps most recognised for her work with world-renowned musician Liam

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O’Connor. Kelly joined Liam’s show at 17 as lead dancer and choreographer and always came back to Killarney for the summer seasons to perform with him. “I give Liam credit for my training in showmanship and knowledge of the Irish music business,” said Kelly. During her years with Liam she performed in Croke Park to 80,000 people for nine All-Ireland football finals. She also performed with Liam for two Ryder Cups and the JP McManus Pro Am where the audience included Tiger Woods. Kelly also performed at the opening ceremony for the Heineken Cup in the Aviva Stadium to 40,000 and her television appearances include GAA Stars, Up For The Match and the Late Late Show. Kelly has also danced for a host of A-list stars, including Leonardo di Caprio, Sharon Stone, Liam Neeson, Richard Gere, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta Jones, Samuel L Jackson and Bob Geldof. Other choreographers she has worked with include world champion Michael Donnellan and eight-time world champion John Carey.

AS A TEACHER Kelly has had experience in Ireland and in the United States and is perfectly placed to give aspiring dancers coaching and advice from a world-class dancer, choreographer and teacher. Last year Kelly took time out to sit her TCRG exams to become a qualified Irish Dancing teacher. She passed with flying colours and collected her award at the World Irish Dancing Championships in Glasgow last March. Last summer Kelly had the opportunity of teaching with the Scariff School of Irish dancing in Salt Lake City, where she played a major role in preparing over 120 youngsters for the world championships alongside teachers Alan and Steven Scariff. “I learned so much teaching in America; the standard is so high out there and very competitive,” she said. In February, of this year, Kelly finished her last tour and is now concentrating on teaching in Killarney. “After years of touring, airports and hotels I am delighted to be getting rid of the suitcase finally!” said Kelly. Kelly returned to Killarney this summer after receiving a call from the O’Donoghue Ring Hotels (Niall and Suzanne O’Donoghue, owners and producers of Gaelic Roots the Show) to help with creating the new show. “I was delighted to get the call and always happy to work with the O’Donoghues who have always been very good and supportive throughout my career,” said Kelly, who was creative director (alongside musical director Tony O’Flaherty), choreographer and lead dancer with Gaelic Roots which has been running six nights a week since April in the Killarney Avenue Hotel. Delighted to be launching the Kelly McDonnell Irish Dance Academy, she said: “I'm very excited to be doing this now, and feel like the time is right, I'm looking forward to passing on my experience, knowledge and skill to the younger generation, I really enjoy working with children and bringing out their talent and also giving them confidence and self-belief. I will also be providing adult classes for a fun new way to stay fit and learn how to do a step or two also. I will also be providing training for dancers who want to further their Irish dancing careers.” The Kelly McDonnell Irish Dance Academy will feature yoga classes for students, including children, also.

Want to enrol for classes? THE Kelly McDonnell Irish Dance Academy’s first three-month term commences on Tuesday, November 1, until January 31. Enrolment takes place next Saturday, October 22, from 1pm to 2pm at Total Body Fitness Studio 6/7 Main Street, Killarney. Contact kellymcdonnelldance@gmail.com or call 086-3308433.

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Pedal power generates cash for charity The Ring of Kerry Charity cycle generated an impressive €1,737,700. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

SOME 47 local charities were the winners when the grand total for this year’s Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle was totted up, reaching a whopping €1,737,700. A total of 11,000 intrepid cyclists from across Ireland and beyond saddled up to cycle the scenic Ring of Kerry on July 2 with one shared goal – to use pedal power to generate money for many deserving local charities and this epic achievement was celebrated at a special function in the INEC on Friday night. “We are delighted to have raised such a huge amount again for such deserving local charities,” said cycle PRO Cathal Walshe. “The charities involved do incredible work all year round in our community and it’s a huge honour to be able to support them in this way once a year. It is always really special to see volunteers from the charities helping out on the day in July, thanking the fundraisers as they complete their journey.” Cathal added: “Special thanks must go the hundreds of volunteers who give their time to make the cycle happen. 12 months of planning goes into organising and managing the cycle and this is done by a voluntary committee. Thanks must also go to our fantastic partners and sponsors Supervalu, SKODA, The Kerryman, Nature Valley, Bon Secours Hospital, and the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce. With their support most of the running costs are covered.” The 10 nominated Kerry based charities that will benefit from the money raised are; Aras Mhuire Nursing Home, Derrynane Inshore Rescue, Irish Kidney Association (Kerry branch), Pieta House: Suicide and Self Harm Crisis Centre (Kerry branch), Recovery Haven Kerry, South West Counselling Services Killarney, St Francis Special School, St Joseph’s Nursing Home, Killorglin, St Ita’s and St Joseph’s Post Primary Special School in Tralee and Talbot Grove. Three second-tier charities received €10,000 with 34 additional charities receiving €2,000 each.

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Bishop Ray Browne with committee members at The Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle 2016 Presentation and Dinner at The Inec, Killarney on Friday night. In front are Emma Phillips and Tim O'Brien (Chairman). Standing from left are Padraig Treacy, Karena McCarthy, Tony Daly and Cathal Walshe. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Representatives of The Southwest Counselling Centre at The Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle 2016 Presentation and Dinner at The Inec, Killarney on Friday night. Front from left are Nikki Wissell, Lindsay Fredman and Ciara Irwin Foley. Back from left are Liam Doughan, Linda Dennehy O'Sullivan, Mick Coveney, Betty Garnett and Donal Fitzgerald. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Cllr John Joe Culloty, Mary Culloty and Supt Flor Murphy at The Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle 2016 Presentation and Dinner at The Inec, Killarney on Friday night. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Mike McCarthy, Fiona McMahon, Leo O'Connor and Deirdre Nolan (Killarney Cardiac Response Unit) at The Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle 2016 Presentation and Dinner at The Inec, Killarney on Friday night. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

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At the OCKT Accountants Budget briefing in The Malton on Wednesday were Bernard Collins, Jaqueline O'Leary, Ger Foley, OCKT, Sarah Treacy, OCKT, Emer McCarthy and John Naughten. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE

At the OCKT Budget briefing in The Malton Hotel, Killarney on Wednesday were from left, Katie Lenihan, Michelle O’Sullivan, Sarah Treacy, Paul Murphy, Marcus Treacy, Mary Kenny, Ger Foley, Mike Leen.

At the briefing lunch organised by OCKT Accountants Killarney in The Malton Hotel, on Wednesday were from left, Paul Murphy, OCKT, Philip Galvin, Marcus Treacy, OCKT and Emer Quaid, CA Galvin Ltd.

Michael Coghlan, Sarah Treacy and John Healy at the OCKT Budget briefing at The Malton on Wednesday.

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Celebrate the ancient festival of Samhain at The Brehon WHAT better way to mark the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter at a special evening of traditional music, delicious food and storytelling in Danú Restaurant at The Brehon. On Sunday, October 30, the culinary team at The Brehon will celebrate the ancient festival of Samhain. Guests will be treated to a five-course dinner inspired by the changing of the seasons. A number of dishes will be prepped and presented in the restaurant, allowing discerning diners the opportunity to see the talented team of chefs in action. Chase the winter chill from your bones with warming flavours carried throughout all courses, and a carefully crafted Danú Samhain Cocktail. There will be live traditional music followed by Seanchaí Ray O’Sullivan recounting tales of old. The entire evening of food and entertainment costs just €40 per person. The Brehon’s popular Afternoon Tea will also take on a seasonal flavour from October 22 right through until November 1. Trick or treat your taste buds with traditional barmbrack, pumpkin meringues, ghoulish short bread, coal choux and ginger and cinnamon scones. This costs €15 per person. For more information or to book either simply call The Brehon on 0646630700 or email info@thebrehon.com

‘Let these residents stay in their home, for Heaven’s sake’ KERRY has given a guarded welcome to assurances that the Minister with responsibility for people with disabilities, Finian McGrath, is to visit St Mary of the Angels in Beaufort. Minister McGrath is to meet with service users, their families and staff of the facility. Local TDs and councillors have lobbied on the issue following an outcry from families of people with profound intellectual disabilities after they were informed their loved ones are to be moved into houses scattered across towns and villages across the county. St John of God Community Services, which runs the St Mary of the Angels Centre in Beaufort, said the plans are on foot of national policy to move residents from “congregated settings into “community” settings. Families, however, argue that St Mary of the Angels already represents a community setting and is calling on St John of God to redesignate the facility accordingly. They fear their children and siblings will be unable to adapt to the new circumstances of life in single houses, cut off from a facility they have called home for decades. Deputy Martin Ferris speaking under topical issues in the Dáil, said: “One individual has been there for 29 years and has known no other home. The parents and relatives of the residents are very satisfied with the services provided and speak glowingly of the staff and facilities.” Speaking of the issue, Councillor Michael Cahill said: “It is absolutely outrageous what is happening here and the powers-that-be need to ‘cop themselves on’ and do what is right for these very special residents. Please leave these people in their homes for Heaven’s sake.” Deputy Danny Healy-Rae urged the Minister for Health to protect the facility. “St Mary of the Angels is a very important facility for adults and children with disabilities and I am fighting to stop its closure,” said Deputy Healy-Rae.

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Footballers exchange Croke Park for catwalk KERRY'S All-Ireland football championship winning team was represented by David Clifford and Dara Moynihan who exchanged the Croke Park for the catwalk on Wednesday night in Fossa. David, from Fossa, and Dara, Spa, stepped it out as models for the annual Fossa Fashion Show at the Europe Hotel & Resort. Presented by Fossa Community Centre, the 2016 event featured the latest fashion from Scarlett, Weardrobe, The Pillbox, New Look, Joie Boutique, Ella Maria, Tralee, Jasmine and Quills. Dedicated followers of fashion turned out in force for the major style extravaganza, during which many exciting prizes were up for grabs, including a weekend away. The best-dressed lady prize was sponsored by Keane’s Jewellers, Killarney, while a number of raffle prizes and a door prize were also available. “This is always an excellent fundraiser for a variety of organisations in the parish and has benefited the new church, local historical society, community centre, playschool, new school and new community centre,” said James Houlihan of the organising committee.

David Clifford, Fossa, and Dara Moynihan, Spa, with fellow models Blaithin Ni Mhurchu and Catherine Dennehy, Firies, and Ellen O'Shea, Killarney, at the Fossa Fashion Show in the Europe Hotel. PICTURES: MH PHOTOGRAPHY

Mary Looney and Sheila Enright, Killarney, Therese Ferris and Therese Ferris, Beaufort, and Joan Front, Ellen McCormack, Killarney, Breda Flanagan, Killarney, Sean O'Donoghue, Lissivigeen, Mary O'Connell, Killarney, and Aileen McCormack, McCarthy, Killarney, at the Fossa Fashion Show in the Europe Hotel. Killarney; Sarah Brosnan, Killarney, Siobhan Kiely, Fossa, Alison Coffey, Fossa, Fiona Whelton from Pallas and Margaret McLellan, Killarney.

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YOUNG artists are invited to submit entries for this year’s Credit Union National Art Competition which has been launched by Killarney Credit Union illustrating the theme “Dreams are made of this”. Now in its 33rd year, the competition attracts up to 50,000 Mia Counihan from Killarney, a entries through 300 credit unwinner at national level in the ions nationwide and caters for Credit Union art competition. all ages, with categories ranging from under 7 to over 18 and adult. There is a special category for those with physical and intellectual disabilities. Killarney Credit Union is inviting anybody with an interest in art to enter the local competition. Entry forms are available from the local credit union branches in Beech Road, Park Road and Kenmare and also online at www.killarneycu.ie. The closing date for entries to Killarney Credit Union is Friday, October 28, at 5pm.

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The Heights Hotel in Killarney, Co. Kerry have been named as the best hotel in the country to serve carvery in this year’s KNORR Great Carvery of the Year competition.

This is the 2nd year running that the Heights Hotel have won not only the Munster title but the all-Ireland Title. The winners were unveiled by Welsh international rugby referee Nigel Owens at the KNORR Great Carvery of the Year Grand Final at the Herbert Park Hotel in Dublin. Noreen O’ Leary General Manager of the Heights Hotel said “we are absolutely delighted to have received this prestigious award for the second year

in a row and we would like to pay special tribute to our wonderful staff and loyal customers who have been an integral part of this success story” Launched in 2010 by Unilever Food Solutions Ireland, KNORR Great Carvery of the Year is an all-island search for Ireland’s best pub and hotel carvery. “We would like to thank The Heights Hotel in Killarney in offering the best carvery in the country. Winning the

award is much more than just a well-deserved nod for the hard work and dedication it takes to operate at the highest level in our industry, it is a reflection of the appreciation shown by customers as the public also has a say in deciding who goes through to the competition.”

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Five-star celebrations for five-star hotel teams Dunloe Hotel manager Jason Clifford.

THE Dunloe Hotel in Killarney was celebrating at the weekend after winning “Ireland’s Family Friendly Hotel of the year 2016” at the Keeling Gold Medal Awards. Only five miles from Killarney town, The Dunloe is a leading five-star luxury hotel overlooking the famous Gap of Dunloe and set on its own 64 acre estate leading to the ruins of the 12th century castle and River Laune. Under the management of Jason Clifford, The Dunloe previously won the “Best wedding venue Kerry 2011” “CIE best Overall Five-Star Hotel 2015” and “ Pet Friendly Hotel of the Year 2012”. The Dunloe’s sister hotel the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort also scooped an award at the Hotel & Catering Review 2016 Keelings Gold Medal Awards. ESPA at The Europe Hotel & Resort was named as ‘Best Five Star Spa’ for the third year in a row, at the awards ceremony which took place in Lyrath Estate Hotel, Co Kilkenny.

The Dunloe Hotel’s team celebrating their award win, front, hotel manager Jason Clifford with the award and, seated, Monika Gackovska, Marzena Miastowska, Monika Gniewek. Edyta Baran, second row, Veerpal Yadav, Duncan Davidson, Carina Griessner, Liam Murphy, Simon Keating, John O’Brien, Orla Coffey, Arunas Armonas, Lauren O’Leary, Margaux Sauzadde, Amy Burke, Aoife Sheehan, Laurie Ferere, Justyna Mroczek, Beata Miastowska, Alicja Golebiewska, Dorota Kozakiewicz; standing, back, Britta Martins Sean Hurley, Mariusz Kryszak, Jupp Osterloh, Diane Linien, Tomas Armonas Gary O’Brien, Mike O’Grady, Maciain Cameron, Mark Keating, Kyran Lyons. PICTURE:s DON MACMONAGLE

Dunloe closes for refurbishment AMID celebrations at having won the accolade of Best Family Friendly Hotel 2016 at the recent 2016 Keelings Gold Medal Awards, Jason Clifford, manager of The Dunloe, closed the doors to the hotel last Sunday until Spring 2018. Jason said: “The Dunloe is the most well-known hotel in our group when it comes to catering for families, and the team

here make every effort to ensure that everyone has a thoroughly enjoyable experience at the hotel, no matter what their age.” This exciting and substantial refurbishment of the hotel’s public areas, including the lobby, lounges and restaurants, will see the hotel closed for 2017 to allow for the extensive transformation to take

Killarney to honour humanitarian hero Fr Shay Cullen KILLARNEY will pay tribute to humanitarian hero Father Shay Cullen next month. The 2016 recipient of the Hugh O’Flaherty Humanitarian Award, Fr Shay Cullen SSC, has confirmed that he will be in Killarney on Saturday, November 5, to personally accept the humanitarian award. Fr Shay has fearlessly confronted and challenged local and national Governments, human traffickers, and other vested interests as he goes about his life’s work of defending and educating the oppressed and poor of the Philippines. This is an opportunity for young and old to greet and welcome one of Ireland’s great living heroes and to be inspired by his message. Fr Shay has been previously nominated for a Nobel Prize and has received

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various Humanitarian Awards. For many of us, human trafficking and gross violations of human rights are what we see on the news, read about in the newspaper or catch clips online. For Columban Father Shay Cullen, preventing the abuse of women and children at the hands of human traffickers and their own governments is his life’s work. Fr Cullen took action seeking to save the lives of children, destroy the sex tourism business and stop the violation of human rights by co-founding the PREDA (Prevent and Rehabilitate Drug Abusers) Foundation in 1974 with Merle and Alex Hermosa. Fr Shay will be presented with the Hugh O’Flaherty Humanitarian Award by the Mayor of Killarney Municipal District,

Cllr Brendan Cronin, at a special ceremony on November 5 at 8pm in the Killarney Avenue Hotel. Admission is free and all are welcome. To be sure of a seat, call Killarney Chamber on 064-6637928.

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place, added Jason. “We look forward to welcoming everyone back to The Dunloe in 2018!” he said. Situated at the foot of the world-renowned Gap of Dunloe, The Dunloe is a modern luxury five-star hotel only five miles from Killarney town, set in its own 64-acre parkland estate.

Killarney man welcomes Lego’s inclusive approach KILLARNEY man Tom Doherty has welcomed Lego’s introduction of a product depicting a young wheelchair user. Tom, who is PRO of the Killarney/South Kerry branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association, said: “I am absolutely delighted that Lego, one of the world’s top brand names in children’s toys, has finally produced a product depicting a young person with a disability.” The figure in question is of a young wheelchair user wearing a beanie cap and can be found City theme range 60134 Fun in the Park. The online campaign #toylikeme highlights the need to produce toys representing all children equally. “It is vital that all children have toys they can identify with. It was great to finally get my hands on this Lego set. I look forward to purchasing a number of the toys for the hospital. Hopefully more toys make will take up the challenge.”

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Baroque music to hit all the right notes for Killarney concert

Scotia Ensemble performing at the Culture Night Kerry evening of Classical music and song at St Mary's Church of Ireland Killarney. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (macmonagle.com)

THE Scotia Ensemble will be bringing Baroque music to Killarney on Saturday, October 22. The Scotia Ensemble is Kerry’s first and only professional orchestra, set up in January 2016 with the aid of an Arts Act Grant from Kerry County Council. The musicians in the orchestra are working professional musicians based in Kerry, but who perform all around the country and internationally and you can catch a performance in St Mary’s Church of Ireland on Saturday, October 22. Members of the Scotia Ensemble have played with orchestras in Ireland, England and the US and have performed in venues all over the world, from the National Concert Hall to Carnegie Hall in New York. The ensemble’s leader, Niamh Varian-Barry and principal cellist, Maria O’Connor, also perform regularly with the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra. The orchestra also includes three talented young musicians drawn from the county as part of the orchestra’s gifted students mentoring programme. For this series of concerts the orchestra have decided to go back in time and to focus exclusively on Baroque music. This concert will feature some of classical music’s greatest and best-known composers, namely Bach, Handel, Corelli and Vivaldi. The orchestra will perform some of the all-time favourite works from this era, such as Pachelbel’s Canon, Corelli’s Christmas Concerto, the Albinoni Adagio for Strings and one of Bach’s famous Brandenburg Concertos. Many of the pieces played by the orchestra have featured in countless films, television shows and adverts, and will be familiar to all audiences. The Scotia Ensemble Baroque Series will take place on Saturday, October 22, at 8pm in St Mary’s Church of Ireland, Killarney. “We’re running a special competition where you can win two free tickets and a €40 voucher for The Ross Hotel in Killarney, where you can go for delicious pre-concert cocktails or a meal,” said a spokesperson for the Scotia Ensemble. “Check out the competition and details about other promotions, concerts and recordings on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/scotiaensemble. Pre-book with scotiaensemble@gmail.com for discounts. “

Women reminded it’s never too early to start planning for retirement IT’S been said that many women have weekly pensions that would barely cover the cost of a haircut. With only 47% of women in Ireland having some form of pension outside of the State pension, Vincent Casey Life & Pensions, Killarney, has decided to raise awareness of the issue and has dedicated the week from October 17-24 to specifically address retirement planning for women. You can never start early enough when it comes to planning for retirement, said Vincent who this year celebrates his 20th year in business. The problem is many people expect the State pension to provide for them in retirement, he notes. “The State contrib-

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utory pension is currently €233 per week and it is vital that people look to supplement this,” said Vincent. “Currently it is estimated that the annual income needed in retirement is € 18,000 per annum; this is the equivalent of 50% of the average industrial wage.” Of the 47% of women that

have some form of private pension the average pension that they are providing for is just €2,000 per annum, added Vincent. “Pensions are by far the most tax-efficient method of saving as not alone are you getting tax relief on what you are paying, but the fund as it grows is also exempt from tax until drawdown,” he added. If you are interested in finding out more about setting up a pension, reviewing an existing pension or finding out about a pension that you paid into previously, call Vincent on 064-6636410 to book an appointment and he will arrange to meet with you during that week.

Date change for quiz and auction in aid of homelessness fundraiser A BUMPER table quiz and charity auction has been planned to help in a fundraising initiative planned by two well-known Killarney business people. The date of the event has been changed due to unforeseen circumstances and it will now take place in The Laurels Lounge on Wednesday, October 19, at 8.30pm sharp. Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce President, Kate O’Leary, and Cllr Niall Kelleher will both spend a night sleeping out to help raise funds and awareness of the homelessness crisis that is sweeping the country. Their involvement is part of Focus Ireland campaign which will see prominent business interests and public representatives sleeping out in either Cork or Dublin on October 21 to shine a light on the homelessness crisis. They have both set a target of raising at least €5,000 for the cause and, to help them achieve that goal, they will host the fun quiz and auction. In addition to some great prize for the winners, there will also be a super auction at which a number of valuable and impressive prizes will come under the auctioneer’s gavel. “Family homelessness has reached historic proportions in Ireland with more than 2,100 children living in emergency homeless accommodation, often unable to get to school, rarely getting a home-cooked meal and sinking into darkness. “I don’t want to accept this as today’s landscape so I’m joining my peers to make a difference,” Cllr Kelleher said.

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Marc Ó Sé announces retirement from intercounty football Winds of change: Kerry footballer Marc O Se pictured at Blennerville, Tralee, on Wednesday soon after he announced he his retirement from football.

STALWART Kerry defender Marc Ó Sé announced his retirement from intercounty football this week. The five-time All-Ireland winner announced his retirement from intercounty football following a career in the green and gold that stretches all the way back to 1998. The Gaeltacht club man, who made his championship debut in 2002 against Limerick, won every honour in the game and shares a record 88 championship appearances for his county with his older brother Tomás. Marc thanked his family, the Kerry County Board, selectors, trainers, doctors, physiotherapists and backroom staff as well as the players and supporters. “I wish to thank Jack O'Connor, Pat O'Shea and of course Eamonn Fitzmaurice for all their guidance and support during my years wearing the green and gold. I would also like to pay special tribute to my late uncle Páidí who guided me through my first two seasons with Kerry, particularly when there were question marks still hanging over me, but he continued to believe in me and while Páidí was no longer Kerry manager from 2003 onwards he remained a huge influence and a constant mentor throughout my career,” he said. Speaking in an interview with his former teammate Dara Ó Cinnéide on An Saol ó Dheas on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta on Wednesday, Marc said he had made his decision to retire before the All-Ireland semi-final. “I suppose it was in my head for the year. Down through the years, I was very proud to play for Kerry, and I enjoyed having an influence on the team. I suppose I didn’t have that same influence this year, that’s what I felt,” he said. Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice paid glowing tribute to Marc saying: “He led by example and helped to drive a culture of excellence within the setup.”

Alternative 90s-themed night out GET into the groove at a 90s-themed No Disco Disco this weekend. The event, in aid of the Kerry to Calais fundraiser, takes place at 9pm tomorrow, Saturday, October 15, in Courtney’s Bar, Killarney. The Kerry to Calais group was formed in an attempt to gather winter donations from across the county and transport them to the refugee camp. The last date for clothing and tent donations will be October 15, with a sorting and packing day scheduled for October 16 October at 12pm at the Dingle Climbing Wall. Should people wish to donate for the purchase of food hampers or tents/sleeping gear, a credit union account has been opened, until the end of October, at BIC: KIROIE21 & IBAN: IE42KIRO99219320036446 If you want to know how you can help, contact Sally MacMonagle on 087-7202252 or sallymacmonagle@gmail.com.

Kerry to Calais sponsors James Looney, Killarney Glass, Mike O'Shea, Play at Height, organisers Kieran Somers and Sally MacMonagle and Kerry Coaches sponsor Johnny Buckley. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

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Eyes on the prize Trevor O’Donoghue charts the history of the Ig Nobel Prizes THE Nobel Prizes are awarded each year to recognise outstanding advances in physics, chemistry, literature, peace, economic sciences and physiology or medicine. There is however, another prize ceremony, the Ig Nobel Prizes, that gives scientists and researchers additional opportunity to be recognised by their peers. Now in their 26th year, the Ig Nobels are awarded every September to honour achievements that make people laugh and then make them think. The prizes' intention is to celebrate the unusual, honour the imaginative and spur people's interest in science, medicine and technology. The awards are presented at a lavish ceremony in Harvard by genuine Nobel laureates. This year's award winners give a flavour of the pedigree and variety of the research honoured at the Ig Nobels. The prize in medicine was awarded for the discovery that if you have an itch on the left side of your body, you can relieve it by looking into a mirror and scratching the right side of your body. This of course works with in reverse for an itch on the right side of your body. The prize for biology was awarded jointly to a Charles Foster,

for living in the wild at different times as a badger, an otter, a deer, a fox and a bird; and to Thomas Thwaites for creating prosthetic extensions of his limbs that allowed him to move in the manner of, and spend time roaming hills in the company of, goats. In addition to the useful scientific research honoured at the ceremony, some of the other winning entries have a more intrinsic value such as the economics prize for assessing the perceived personalities of rocks from a sales and marketing perspective; and the prize awarded to Japanese investigators for investigating whether things look different when you bend over and view them between your legs.

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The stage is set for an intriguing battle Kerry GAA public relations officer John O’Leary looks ahead to the Garvey’s Supervalu Senior Football Championship Final which takes place at 3.30pm on Sunday in Fitzgerald Stadium

Colm Cooper, Dr Crokes, breaks away from Darragh O'Sullivan, Dingle, in the Garveys Supervalu Kerry senior county football championship semi-final at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney on Sunday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

ALL roads lead to Killarney’s Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday when Dr Crokes and Kenmare District contest the Garvey’s Supervalu Senior County Football Championship Final. It’s a unique pairing in many ways. Dr Crokes, having contested five finals on the trot between 2009 and 2013, winning four-in-a-row, will feel that is something of an eternity since they last contested a final while on the other hand, the district side are appearing in their first county final since 1987. Indeed if we have even half the drama of that game, then we are in for a treat. On that occasion, the final went to a replay and extra time that had a dramatic ending when Eugene McCarthy blasted the ball to the Dr Crokes net to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. There is no doubt that Dr Crokes have been the form team throughout the year with the one bit of a blip coming at the hands of Tralee rivals Austin Stacks in the club championship final. Kenmare District have certainly been a breath of fresh air to this year’s

championship and no doubt the current well-being of the game, particularly in Kenmare and Templenoe, is reflected in the performances of the district side. Last Sunday they got a right test of their character from Rathmore before escaping with victory by the minimum margin in a 39-point shoot-out. The scene is set for an intriguing battle on Sunday. Dr Crokes will bring a wealth of experience into the game with the likes on Colm Cooper, Eoin Brosnan, Brian Looney, Daithí Casey and Kieran O’Leary showing the way for young players such as Shane Murphy, Gavin White, Gavin O’Shea and Tony Brosnan. All of that adds up to a nice blend of youth and experience. By contrast, Kenmare are a very young side all round who play with a youthful enthusiasm that has endeared them to many football followers throughout the county this year. Though young in years, many of them have tasted success either at county or club level.

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Young basketball stars to court success at Triple Threat camp

Looking forward to the 'Triple Threat' Basketball Camp that will take place in Killarney Sports Centre from November 2-4 were Kevin Gray, left, with Ava Sheehan, Mark Sheehan, Ava Weldon and Rian Weldon with Muharem Muki Vugdalic and James Weldon (camp director). PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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By Eamonn Keogh AN ARRAY of high-profile basketball coaches will be sharing their knowledge and skills at a Halloween basketball camp that will take place at Killarney Sports Centre from November 2 until November 4. The annual 'Triple Threat’ basketball camp is the brainchild of well-known Killarney basketball coach James Weldon and is open to boys and girls from age five to seventeen. Coaches at this camp include some of the best Irish and international coaches. Former superleague players James Weldon and Ger Noonan are joined by Irish internationals Michelle Fahy and Lorraine Scully along with Rathmore native Jim Hughes. Key additions to the coaching team for the Halloween camp this year are American basketballer Kevin Gray and former Slovenian basketball international Muharem Muki Vugdalic. Columbus Ohio native Kevin Gray is a former NCAA college basketball player and is currently playing with Killorglin in the National League. Muharem Muki Vugdalic is the director of coaching in St Paul's Basketball Club Killarney and has a wealth of international coaching and playing experience.

James Weldon is a FIBA Europe Coaching Certificate (FECC)-approved basketball coach and one of only 300 coaches in the world who have this qualification. He is a former superleague player with St Paul’s Killarney and coached the St Paul’s ladies team through an impressive stint in the top flight before going on to enjoy incredible success with the all-conquering UL Huskies superleague and national cup-winning team. He c was honoured with the Irish Basketball Coach of the Year award on three different occasions. James currently coaches the Killorglin men’s team in the national league. Ger Noonan is another familiar basketball name in Kerry basketball circles following his impressive displays with the Gleneagle Lakers during the Noughties. Michelle Fahy is a former Irish international and is widely regarded as one of the top Irish players of all time. Lorraine Scully is an experienced superleague player with Dublin side Killester and has also represented Ireland. Places have already been filling up very quickly in recent weeks; for details see the Triple Threat Basketball Facebook page or call or text 087-2907 455 or 085124 0185.

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The East Avenue Hall was built in 1907 and destroyed by fire in 1931. Count John McCormack (one of the world’s most famous tenors) performed here in 1925. Cinema Killarney now occupies this site.

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Killarney House benefiting from Budget with additional half million euro I WELCOME Minister for Public Expenditure Pascal Donohue’s confirmation that an additional half a million euro will be allocated to Killarney House, under the Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. It’s one of a number of selected projects across the country that have received additional funding thanks to Budget 2017. Killarney House has already received €1.9 million from the Department. The refurbishment of Killarney House was announced in 2011, as a joint project between the Department and Fáilte Ireland, and I believe the house has the capacity to become the top tourist attraction in the south-west. This continued support by Minister Donohue comes in what has been a crucial year for Killarney House, and will provide a vital link between the town centre and park. Killarney House is a magnificent place that has been beautifully restored thanks to Government investment and will hopefully become the main visitor centre for Killarney National Park. The gardens were opened this year with 70,000 estimated visitors over the summer, and the museum is to be formally opened in the coming months. The refurbishment of the historical site is the most significant development for Kerry tourism in years. Every little helps in terms of improving and promoting our tourism offering here in Kerry. The Government knows the vital importance that tourism plays in the Kerry economy. This type of funding is crucial to helping us maintain and upgrade Killarney’s tourism potential. Senator Paul Coghlan, Fine Gael, Ballydowney, Killarney

ALL WELCOME TO KWOTE MEETING THE Killarney Women’s Organisation for Training & Empowerment (KWOTE) monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 19, in Scotts Hotel at 8pm. Deirdre O'Sullivan, training and development officer for the Social Health Education Project (SHEP), will speak on upcoming SHEP courses. We welcome new members. Joan McGlynn, KWOTE, Via email

Road improvements from Killarney to Ballyvourney AT THE Kerry County Council meeting of May 2015, I highlighted the deplorable condition of much of the N22 National Primary Road from the County Bounds to Killarney. By way of photographs I sought to impress upon my council colleagues and management how potholed and dangerous the road was in places, particularly close to Cornamaree Bridge in the townland of Derryreagh, Clonkeen. I stated that the surface posed a severe danger to all road users and in particular to cyclists. I am now very pleased to inform the travelling public that the TII (Formerly the NRA) has commenced a 3km pavement overlay scheme at cost of almost €500,000 along this stretch. This will ensure that the road will be much safer for all travelling on the Killarney/Ballyvourney road. There are many other poor sections on this vital access road to our beautiful county, including two very busy roundabouts and a deplorable level crossing at Minish and it is imperative for the economic welfare of Kerry that they too are upgraded as quickly as possible. Councillor Michael Gleeson, Clasheen, Killarney

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Applause for Michael Fassbender in his hometow

Home support ‘takes my breath away’, says Michael Fassbender WELL, he wowed the town when he was in Killarney on Friday with his showstopping smile and heartfelt words of thanks as Michael Fassbender was inducted into Order of Innisfallen. The acclaimed actor was honoured in his hometown with the greatest accolade the town can bestow in recognition of his remarkable achievements in the film industry, which has seen him nominated for Academy Awards, Golden Globes and BAFTAs. And in the process, he availed of every opportunity to promote Killarney on an international scale. The 39-year-old actor was feted by the town’s Chamber of Tourism & Commerce and Kerry County Council at a reception at Muckross House in Killarney National Park on Friday evening and, later, at a gala black tie ball in the five-star Europe Hotel and Resort. He was accompanied by stunning screen star and Oscar winner Alicia Vikander and his Killarney-based parents, Josef and Adele. The actor said he was “deeply humbled” by the honour, and told the gathering in the drawing room of Muckross House of his pride in being able to say: “I come from Kerry, I come from the Kingdom, I come from Killarney, I come from Fossa.” “The support for me here in Killarney and Fossa and Kerry takes my breath away,” said Michael, who described his native Killarney and Fossa as “a very magical place”. Michael’s family home is in Fossa and he was once an altar boy at the nearby Prince of Peace Church and he attended the local national school before going on to St Brendan’s College and, later, successfully chasing his dream to become one of the world’s most in-demand actors. He has starred in such blockbusters as 12 Years A Slave, Hunger, Steve Jobs, Prometheus, Frank, Shame, Macbeth and Jane Eyre and he has just completed Assassin’s Creed. The Order of Innisfallen award is presented annually to people who have made a significant contribution to the economy of Killarney. The presentation was made by Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce President, Kate O’Leary, and Mayor of Killarney, Cllr Brendan Cronin.

Hollywood actor Michael Fassbender at the Order of Innisfallen ceremony in Muckross House. PICTURES: MACMONAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY, MACMONAGLE.COM

Michael Fassbender signing the visitors book to at a civic reception in Muckross House, Killarney on Friday evening surrounded by trustees of Muckross House.

Michael Fassbender and his partner Alicia Vikander with Kate O’Leary, Killarney Chamber President, and Brendan Cronin, Mayor of Killarney Municipal District Council, at Muckross House.

Michael Fassbender with his partner Alicia Vikander and his parents Adele and Josef at a civic reception in Muckross House, Killarney on Friday evening.

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Star’s delighted Killarney mentors turn out in force FROM school productions to the bright lights of Hollywood, actor Michael Fassbender has never forgotten his roots. And his former teachers from his alma maters, Fossa National School and St Brendan’s College, as well as his first mentor, Donie Courtney, were there to wish him well as he was honoured at Muckross House on Friday. The acting bug bit when Michael was a student at St Brendan’s College, which is where he first encountered actor Donie Courtney, who is now a teacher in the Gaiety School of Acting. Donie had returned to St Brendan’s to run drama workshops and Michael got involved in the Bricriu theatre company founded by Donie. Michael produced and played in an adaptation of the 1992 American crime film, Reservoir Dogs, with classmates, including Eoin O’Shea, now a documentary-maker with the BBC, in London. They produced the show in Revelles Nightclub for two nights. After taking an acting course at Coláiste Stíofáin Naofa, in Cork, the Fossa man moved to London for further drama studies and worked in theatre and commercials, including a 2004 Guinness ad which had him swimming from the Cliffs of Moher to Manhattan. He got smaller parts in a number of films, including Band of Brothers, before landing a breakthrough role in 2008 film, Hunger, based on the story of H-Block hunger striker, Bobby Sands. Michael Fassbender and his former teacher Linda O'Donoghue.

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Michael Fassbender with his former teachers from Fossa NS in Muckross House, Killarney on Friday evening. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

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Michael Fassbender embracing fellow thespian Donie Courtney who gave him his first break in Bricriu, Killarney back in 1990. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

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Michael and Alicia dazzle on the red carpet Michael Fassbender with his parents Adele and Josef Fassbender and Hollywood actor Alicia Vikander. PICTURES: Valerie O'Sullivan

CELEBRATIONS continued into the early hours at the Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce gala ball at which Michael Fassbender was guest of honour along with his partner and fellow thespian Alicia Vikander. Ever the gentleman, Michael won legions of hearts as he posed for the camera with fellow guests and addressed the gathering at the black-tie event in the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort. The Order of Innisfallen award is presented annually to people who have made a significant contribution to the economy of Killarney. Previous recipients of award the include singer Daniel O’Donnell who attracts thousands of fans to his concerts in Killarney every year, Isolde Liebherr whose family has been a premier employer in Killarney for decades, Margaret Cahill, the former head of Tourism Ireland Europe and Brian Stack of CIE Tours International. Once the formalities were out of the way, the celebrations started and it wasn’t long before Michael was up on stage to join crooner Ken Kirwan for a version of the Elvis Presley classic “Suspicious Minds”.

Killarney Town Manager, Angela McAllen, County Executive, Kerry County Council, Moira Murrell, MEP Sean Kelly, Eileen O'Leary, Managing Director Lierbherr Cranes, Pat O'Leary.

Michael Fassbender, with John, Geraldine and Molly O'Mahony. Michael Fassbender with President of Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce Kate O'Leary.

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Michael Fassbender with Mayor of Killarney Municipal District Cllr Brendan Cronin and his wife Noreen Cronin.

Michael Fassbender with Ciaran and Catherine O'Reilly at the Killarney Chamber blacktie ball at the Europe Hotel.

Michael Fassbender with John Healy and Patricia Marshall.

Michael Fassbender with Denis and Emer Corridan.

Michael Fassbender with Senator Paul Coghlan and family, Shelley Coghlan, Michael Coghlan John Paul Coghlan and Juliet Lyons.

Michael Fassbender with Denis Pio and Ailish Moriarty. Michael Fassbender with Margaret Scally, Janet Treacy Alice Thompson, Melissa Hegarty and Claire Scally.

Michael Fassbender with Dr Michael and Annette O'Doherty.

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Jessica O'Connor, Mary O'Connor, Darren O'Connor, Chris O'Connor and Megan O'Connor celebrating Darren's 21st birthday in K-Town Bar. PICTURES: DYLAN CLIFFORD - T: 087-7630199

Carole Moran and Marion Cifford out and about in the Laurels.

Jenny-Lee Wilmat anf Jamie Daly in McSorley's.

Conor Hurley, Adam Hayes and Tony O'Mahony out in the Laurels.

Geraldine Templeman, Jennifer Templeman, John Joe Templeman and Phil Rogers out and about in K-Town Bar. Music in McSorley's.

Richard Davies and Martina Grant out and about in McSorley's.

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Johnny Mather and Maggie Nihill in McSorley's.

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Peter Cotter, Darren O'Connor, Dean Fitzgerald, Edward Morrissey, Killian Foley and James Collins in K-Town Bar.

Deirdre Nolan and Rebecca Leahy Hartnett out in K-Town Bar.

Jerry Kelliher, Damien Fleming and Pedge Reidy in K-town Bar.

Yvonne O'Connell celebrating her hen night with family and friends in the Kube.

Claire Cusack and Brian Corrigan in the Kube.

TK Maxx's first anniversary celebration in the Kube.

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O’DONOGHUE CUP QUARTER-FINAL

Light at the end of the tunnel for Spa? Adam Moynihan reports on the match played at Dereen last Saturday won by Spa on a scoreline of Spa 2-13, Legion 1-13 2016 HAS been a difficult year for Spa but victory over Legion has given them something to smile about at last. In fact, so impressive was this performance it makes you wonder if they have another big game (or two) in the tank before they call it quits for the season. That might be asking too much considering their likely opponents but at the very least there were plenty of positives to take home from last weekend’s ill-tempered encounter. The two-man full-forward line of Mike O’Donoghue and Evan Cronin were rampant in the first half, racking up two goals and seven points between them. In the end they were responsible for all but two of Spa’s points on the day. Cronin is a real livewire and the 19-year-old stole in for two crucial goals in the opening stages, his enthusiastic celebrations a clear reflection of how desperate Spa were to prevail. O’Donoghue was also on form. He kicked three straight points towards the end of the half to give Spa a ten-point lead before coming out to midfield following the black card dismissal of Liam Kearney just before the break. Legion were awarded a penalty for the same incident but their talisman James O’Donoghue, who was marshalled excellently by Dan O’Donoghue throughout, saw his strike saved by James Devane in the Spa goal. Spa were forced to play the entirety of the second period a man light when their captain Eoin Cronin saw red in first half stoppage time and Legion rattled off six unan-

swered points either side of half time to cut the Spa lead to four. Some expert free-taking from Mike O’Donoghue, however, settled Spa’s nerves as he again kicked three points in a row, the first a monster effort from beyond the 45 to end a rare spell of Legion dominance. Not for the first time this year, Legion struggled to break down a team with fewer players and although it was clear that they’d need a goal if they were to have any hope, it never looked like coming. When the relentless Dara Moynihan scored to put seven points between the teams with just two minutes to go, the game should have been well and truly beyond Legion. But remarkably a James O’Donoghue free, followed by a scrappy Shaun Keane goal, followed by a bizarre incident involving a missing kicking tee, meant that with seconds remaining referee Eddie Walsh was forced to hop the ball on Spa’s 21 with a just goal in it. Luckily for Spa they avoided absolute disaster and cleared their lines. A fight broke out after the final whistle and Tom Moriarty was shown a red card, a fittingly ignominious end to a terrible year for Legion. Spa now find themselves in the hat for the semi-final draw with Gneeveguilla, Rathmore and either Crokes or Listry. You would think that they'd have to beat one of Rathmore or Crokes (if not both of them) to win their first O’Donoghue Cup since 1989 so at the moment it’s difficult to tell if that’s a light at the end of the tunnel or just an oncoming train.

Kerry Minors and pupils of St Brendan's David Shaw, Dara Moynihan, Christopher O'Callaghan, Niall O' Donoghue, Cian Gammell, Billy Courtney, Michael Potts and Cian O'Callaghan and the Tom Markham All Ireland Minor Cup with Sean Coffey Principal, Gary McGrath Manager and selectors Arthur Fitzgerald and Hugh Rudden of the St Brendan's College Hogan Cup winning team at St Brendan's College.

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Rugby news and views with Liam Murphy WELL, what an interesting weekend! Rassie Erasmus’ Munster honeymoon is finally over. Munster left the Aviva with their collective tails between their legs, having lost to Leinster on a 25 points to 14 points scoreline. As much as Munster giftwrapped a few points to the Blues, Leinster rode their luck with Nacewa’s second try looking dubious following what looked like a forward pass. However, the eastern province had their homework done. Munster had some big guns travelling to Dublin, with the likes of Murray, Stander, Earls and the returning captain Peter O’Mahoney returning to action after almost a year on the sidelines following the World Cup injury. Next up is a trip to Paris to take on Racing 92 in the European Cup, which is in the middle of a media storm due to doping allegations involving high-profile players. Both sides will badly want a win. It was great to see Paul O’Connell on the Late Late Show last Friday. His new book will be a Christmas List bestseller, I reckon. He is a very funny guy and has lots of stories to tell from his playing days. Well worth a read. Closer to home, our Youths teams had mixed fortunes over the weekend, Our under-14s beat Castleisland, our under-16s lost to Abbeyfeale and our under-18s lost to Chorca Dhuibhne. They are building very strong squads under fantastically experienced coaches and could always use a few new players at every age. If you or anyone you know between the ages of 12 and 18 is interested in playing rugby, contact Paul on 087-3745351. At Minis, we at Killarney Rugby Club are currently getting lots of girls playing rugby and they are thoroughly enjoying it. We as a club are actively promoting rugby for girls and would encourage all girls to “give it a try” as the saying goes. Sure why not pop up to Aghadoe any Saturday morning and check it out.

Kerry Minors and pupils of St Brendan's Michael Potts, Billy Courtney, Cian O'Callaghan, Cian Gammell, Niall O'Donoghue, Christopher O'Donoghue, Dara Moynihan, David Shaw and Tom Markham All Ireland Minor Cup with some of the students during their visit to St Brendan's College, Killarney on Tuesday.

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Why Killarney is the place to be for Christmas parties FOR over a decade now, The Christmas in Killarney Festival has ensured that Killarney is the festive capital of Ireland. The dedicated committee is already in action getting set to stage a wonderfully magical festival and party-planners would be very well advised to remain alert to the many ways in which the town will offer the (picture)-perfect backdrop to your own Yuletide celebration. Christmas in Killarney started out as a scheme back in 2005 to buy new Christmas lighting for the town and has become a pivotal winter festival with a myriad of offerings for all ages. In 2011, George Lee, presenter of RTE's The Business, awarded the members of Christmas in Killarney with the prestigious Best Christmas Business Town in Ireland, for the most innovative ideas to encourage people to shop locally. The 2016 Christmas in Killarney festival promises to be better than ever. “The

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aim of the 2016 Christmas in Killarney festival is to focus on turning Killarney town centre into a magical wonderland for families through decoration and lighting with a select number of events sprinkled into the mix,” said a spokesperson. A thrilling Christmas events calendar has also been planned offering almost six weeks of festive events and activities. There will also be a wide range of events which will focus on raising money for various charities and providing Christmas cheer to local groups. “The Christmas in Killarney Committee would like to thank all our sponsors for their continued support,” said the spokesperson. “Killarney is the perfect place to spend time and celebrate with family and friends in the run-up to Christmas 2016, so be sure to come and join us for some festive fun!” Frozen's Anna and Elsa are driven in style during last year's Christmas in Killarney parade. PICTURE: MH PHOTOGRAPHY

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Organising the perfect christmas party DON’T be daunted by the prospect of organising a Christmas party. Whether you have been tasked with co-ordinating your work do, or want to organise a get-together for friends or family, now is the ideal time to get out that pen and paper and start planning. Early birds will also avoid the disappointment of unavailable venues and the prospect of leading a less-than-merry band of revellers around the streets in search of party central! First off, nail down the date. Consult everyone involved as to which dates they are available and, if it is a work function, try to find out the optimum day of the week for the event. For instance, Friday nights might work best because colleagues won't have work the next day or alternatively this might be a no go as it eats into their weekend. Finalise a total budget for the event and confirm the number of guests – have in mind a minimum and maximum number of guests who will attend. The right venue is key – consider what type of venue most suits your team; a hotel, unique venue, marquee, bar or nightclub? Location is also crucial – would you like the venue walking distance from your office or are you willing to travel slightly further? It is also important to consider where most people will be travelling back to at the end of the night to make sure the location is convenient and ensure maximum attendance. The party atmosphere is another key consideration – do you require a formal sit-down dinner followed by dancing or maybe more of a party atmosphere focusing on drinking and dancing?

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Fun festive options YOUR Christmas party – whether with your colleagues, friends or family – can take many forms. Why not try a few different fun options for size? If it’s a girlie affair, then a festive afternoon tea should fit the bill. Also along the feelgood line is a spa day, which should go well with bon viveurs of all ages. This might be combined with a fabulous Yuletide lunch. Finally, you don’t have to stray from home to enjoy a mini-break – consider a package that allows you to feast on fine food and enjoy an overnight stay, complete with that essential breakfast in bed the morning after!

Olivia Sheehan enjoying The Brehon's annual Christmas Tree Party last year. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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Picking the perfect party venue CHRISTMAS PARTIES come in all shapes and sizes and whether you are organising a cosy get-together for a select few or planning a larger do, the venue is key to its success. Now is an ideal time to check out what all venues have to offer. Killarney is in the enviable position of offering a whole host of venues to choose from, to suit all sizes of parties. Most venues offer bespoke packages tailored to your precise requirements. After reviewing the proposal and what is included in each package, shortlist the venues offered. This can be a fun part of party planning. It is a good idea to view the venues you are interested in as soon as possible, venues will not hold dates endlessly over the Christmas period therefore, it is best to move quickly on this. When viewing the venues remember to bring the proposal with you so you can check what the package includes at each venue.

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Beauty Buzz

Perfect your party look Laying foundations IN OUR quest for the perfect base, we came across the wonderful Magic Foundation by Charlotte Tilbury. Five years in the making, this is a hardworking, pleasant-to-use product boasting anti-ageing benefits in a full-coverage foundation that offers weightless texture and a second skin effect that lasts all night. “No matter the state of your skin, you will have the best skin of your life, as you’ve never seen it before,” promises its creator, acclaimed makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury.

Vinyl shine GET your gloss on for the party season. YSL Beauté’s Vernis À Lèvres Vinyl Cream is the perfect addition to your party clutch bag as it is as comfortable as a cream lip colour but offers the shine of vinyl. In effect, it is an essential mash-up of a lip stain, a lipstick and a lip gloss that comes in a fearless track list of shades.

Emma Moynihan and Sarah Keane at the Brehon's Christmas tree party last year. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Lip service FOR a subtle look, I adore No Lipstick Lipstick by Perricone MD, which provides much-needed moisture in this season of w i n d chapped lips. Each lipstick is scientifically formulated with Neuropeptides to smooth the appearance of vertical lip lines while providing moisture, nourishment and a mineral-based Broad Spectrum SPF 15.

Blushing best YOUR choice of blusher is another essential when it comes to your party look and, again, it is the ideal piece for slipping into your portable makeup kit. Lancôme’s Cushion Blush Subtil offers a healthy glow booster with a playful design combined with easy use. Based on the Air Cushion technology, its smooth, light and melt-away texture gives dazzling radiance to the face. This fun blush can be layered for a more “festive” look.

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Happy 21st Aoife lots of love from Mom, Dad & Colm

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Children at Maggie's Montessori were delighted to receive a visit from Garda Deirdre Quinn, the Killarney Community Garda, for Beep Beep week.

Ella Cremin and Ruth Moynihan being presented with their prizes for their winning art in the Haven Pharmacy Kennelly’s back-to-school art competition. They are pictured with Finbarr Kennelly, Haven Pharmacy Kennelly’s.

Killarney Bridge Club President Mai Corcoran presenting a birthday gift to much-loved member Michael O’Connor who as 103 years young on 13th October. Michael enjoys his game of Bridge every Monday night at The Gleneagle Hotel.

At the presentation to the winners of the Dawn Milk Killarney Women's Mini Marathon in Killarney on Saturday were Declan Sheehan, sales manager, Dawn Milk; Geraldine O'Shea, Bantry (second place); Deidre Harrington, Bantry (first place); Margaret Carlin, St Brendan's AC, Ballyheigue; and Catriona Kelly, race organiser.

Denis Doolan Liebherr (seated left) presenting first prize in the Liebherr Container Crane Mens competition to winner John O'Mahony with his son Conor, Liam Hartnett Captain (back rom left) prizewinners Pat Carroll, Muiris Healy and Arthur Hanley at Killarney Golf Club.

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Wellbeing takes centre stage at Gaelscoil

ONE of the largest crowds to attend a meeting in Gaelscoil Faithleann turned up to hear Dr Fergus Heffernan discuss how to better understand well-being for themselves and their families during the week. Organised by the Gaelscoil Parents Council, an audience of more than 150 people heard Dr Heffernan say that, “Anxiety is at the heart of all of our problems and what we are all looking for is a place to belong and feel connected and listened too”. He feels that we are passing on anxiety to our children with pressure to perform well and also involvement in a multitude of activities, with little downtime. Dr Heffernan said: “Children must learn to make mistakes, they must learn about loss and grieving, as otherwise they won’t learn to cope or build resilience. He feels two after-school activities are enough for children to be involved with, as they need free time, and they also can learn to opt out at an early age when overloaded.” He added: “Our aim should be for them to leave school with a good sense of who they are, and to be proud of themselves, and the inner knowledge that they can get anywhere if they take their time.” Mary Carroll, secretary of the Gaelscoil Parents Council, described the evening as “positive and reflective”. “Events like this really add to the community of our school,” she said.

The Parents Council of Gaelscoil Faithleann Killarney hosted a talk by psychologist Dr Fergus Heffernan on Wednesday night. From left are Tina Lynch, Caroline Cox, Proinsias MacCurtain (Gael Scoil NS Principal) Dr Fergus Heffernan John Bowler ((Parents Council Chairman), and Mary Carroll (Secretary of the Gaelscoil Parents Council). PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

ELECTROLYSIS FOR HAIR REMOVAL

Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio explains the process of electrolysis

ELECTROLYSIS is a method of removing individual hairs from the face. Apilus electrolysis devices destroy the growth centre of the hair with chemical or heat energy. After a very fine probe is inserted into the hair follicle, (natural opening of the skin) the hair is removed with tweezers. There are generally no permanent side effects, but sometimes a temporary, slight reddening of the skin may occur. As well as dark hair, blonde, red and grey hair are all suitable for Electrolysis. When Electrolysis is done correctly, most people find that it's comfortable. Many ask whether there is much skin reaction. The skin becomes a little red immediately after the treatment and this disappears after about one hour. Your therapist will advise you on aftercare treatment, this is an important feature of the treatment and ensures minimal skin

reaction. We specialise in Apilus electrolysis. Apilus offers advanced technology with proven effectiveness in the field of hair removal and have demonstrated time and again that Apilus delivers more effective and more comfortable treatments as well as much more rapid permanent results than any other hair removal technique. Apilus is equipped with a unique “tolerance test”, which allows the unit to be adjusted and adapted to your level of sensitivity to the current. Apilus high-precision circuitry uses application pulses as short as one hundredth, or even one thousandth of a second, which assures incomparable comfort. Electrolysis is still the only permanent method of hair removal today despite claims from other methods. Book a consultation at Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio today and start your journey to being hair-free. Consultations are free; call 064-6632966

Proinsias MacCurtain (Gaelscoil NS Principal) Dr Fergus Heffernan and John Bowler (Parents Council Chairman).

The Parents Council of Gaelscoil Faithleann Killarney hosted a talk by psychologist Dr Fergus Heffernan on Wednesday night. From left are Niamh Bowler, Fiona Crowley, Dr Fergus Heffernan and Susan McElligott.

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Margo to take centre stage in the INEC

IRISH country music legend Margo O’Donnell has legions of fans across Ireland and her concerts in Killarney have always resulted in full houses. An it will be a night of nostalgia, joy and no doubt some tears when Margo and her band will say goodbye to her many fans and friends from Killarney, Kerry and beyond at her concert in the INEC on Friday, October 28 (during the bank holiday weekend). Margo has thought long and hard about this over the years and knew at some stage it had to happen. It all started for Margo back in 1968 when, at a very young age, she and her band The Keynotes recorded a song called Bonny Irish Boy.

Margo who will be performing in the INEC on October 28.

The song made it to number 10 in the Irish charts. A year later, Margo was

back in the charts again with the song The Road By The River, which made it to number two. The hits continue to this day. Margo toured the United States and the UK and when on her first visit to the Galtymore Hotel in Cricklewood in London she was met by police on horseback. Margo asked her manager what was wrong, to be told: “They are here because of you, they are here to control the crowds.” Over the years, Margo played many venues throughout Kerry like the Ring Ballroom in Sneem, The Astor in Castleisland, and Killarney Town Hall, where she played to another re-

cord-breaking crowd. “I hope you can come along and I will get to meet up with you after the concert,” said Margo on her website. “Looking back over the years I realise I have been blessed with my wonderful career and I have loads of memories to last me a lifetime. The one great blessing I have is peace and that I treasure.” Margo will be supported at her concert in the INEC by PJ Murrihy who will play for the dance afterwards in the ballroom. Doors open at 7.30pm with PJ onstage at 8.15pm.

Fashion and fun to brew up support for charity in Killarney

IT’S teatime in Killarney as the local Rotary club hosts its sold-out eighth annual Afternoon Tea at The Malton this weekend. The eagerly anticipated event will take place tomorrow Saturday, October 15, in aid of the Killarney branch of the Society of St Vincent de Paul. A champagne reception and delicious afternoon tea will be followed by a catwalk show, showcasing autumn/winter collections. A raffle with first prize of an original painting valued at over €450 and a musical treat are also on the agenda. “The event sold out last week and we are looking forward to presenting a hugely entertaining event this weekend and all for a good cause,” said organiser Ciara Irwin Foley of Killarney Rotary Club. 7 6 4 9 5 1 3 8 2

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK CRÈME BRÛLÉE Dingle Cookery School’s head chef Mark Murphy shares this delicious recipe for an after-dinner treat

INGREDIENTS 600ml cream Vanilla pods 10 egg yolks 60g caster sugar plus 100g for glaze METHOD Preheat oven to 150 degrees Celsius. Put cream in a pot with vanilla and bring to a gentle boil. Meanwhile mix the egg yolks and sugar together, add the cream then pass it through a sieve. Place this mixture in a ramekin, put in a tray and place water around ramekins until it comes up on three-quarters of the ramekins. Cook for 30 minutes until the custard has set – a gentle shake should determine this; if the custard wobbles put it back in the oven for 3 another five minutes. Allow to cool. To serve, place sugar over the custard and use a blowtorch to caramelise the sugar. This recipe serves eight.

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Grace Notes Singing from experience

Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley on how important it is to provide an emotional experience for your audience

WHEN I was a young college student I once heard someone say, “You can't sing about love until you have had your heart broken and you cannot sing of grief until you have lost someone.” I didn't agree with this statement at the time. I believed that if you can act you should have the ability to portray any emotion. I thought that surely any good singer should be able to “play the role” of the heartbroken or grieving person.

Now that I am older and, hopefully, wiser, I feel completely differently. Now when I sing about heartbreak

and loss I can feel a very deep and real pain as I tap into my memories and emotions. I must clarify that when “pain” is raw and fresh it can have quite a negative impact on a singer. Pain that is very current can claw at the throat and abdomen, making singing quite difficult to do. It is the job of the singer to merely convey feelings, not to get caught up in them while singing. If we make the audience feel something, it is usually because we too have felt that emotion and have delved into it while working on a particular song or work. Some-

times I hear people say they were “left cold” by a particular performer and I too have felt that way on a number of occasions. Sometimes no matter how amazing a voice is, it can lack a certain human quality and I believe that this is because the singer is not singing the song from a place of real emotion. I know there have been times that I myself have struggled with a song and so many times I realised that I was simply feeling nothing while I sang. A singer should not be an empty vessel that creates a beautiful sound. A singer should make you feel something, even if you have no idea why. A human listening to another human is such a basic part of life and yet it can be so powerful. Next time you listen to a singer, check if your heart is listening too. •Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

Young bookworms rewarded

THE Summer Stars reading programme ran in public libraries throughout the country, including Kerry this summer. Summer Stars was a free programme, open to all children. Each child who registered for the programme at their local library in Kerry received their own Summer Stars Reading Card to record their progress and the Summer Stars Reward Stamp was added to their card at the library for each book read. The challenge was to read six books over the summer. L a s t Saturday each child who completed the challenge was presented with a certificate as well as a prize pack. These were presented in Killarney Library by the Cathaoirleach of Killarney Municipal Area Council, Cllr Brendan Cronin, and in Tralee Library Kerry mayor Cllr Michael O'Shea.

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 18:1-8: The purpose of prayer is not to change God’s mind, but to change ourselves; and we can be slow to move. When have you found that persistence in prayer strengthened your faith in the presence of God with you in that struggle? The context of the story may be a concern about the delay in the final coming of the Lord. Have there been times when your persistence in prayer, or action, was eventually rewarded after a period when you had doubts about the outcome? What were the fruits of your persistent prayer? Behind the story lies the final question of Jesus: Who does have faith? Who have been models of faith and trust in God for you? How has that trust been shown in their lives? How is it shown in yours? John Byrne OSA, Veritas

Importance of support

SUPPORT – it’s an important word in our vocabulary today and very much so in our families. Where would any of us be without the support of the family which is the bedrock of society? Moses had his family, the Israelites of old, and note how they supported him, holding his hands on high, as he interceded for his people when they were engaged in defending the people. No cameras to record it, but what a sight it must have been and a wonderful family story. We had a wonderful summer of sport this year. We had the thrills and spills of the European Cup, the Olympics and the GAA Championship. Our sportsmen and women did us proud and themselves too. Everybody wants to bask in the glory of coming out as number one. Only one can make it to the top and yet can we recall the frequency with which we secretly, or openly shouted: “God, O God, can they make it?” God, O God: I wonder is He always listening! Could he ever be akin to the unjust judge, who even though, apparently, not interested in the dear old lady in the gospel story, granted her request to get her, as it were, “out of his hair”. I wonder did he still have hair and how long was the widow pestering him. Isn’t this how it is in some families? In the time of large families, it was noticed that younger members easily got what they wanted, their first disco, holidays away from the family, etc., in comparison with the struggle the first members of the family had to endure. Even parents give way to pressure perhaps because of weariness or it could be that they too acquire wisdom over the years. Being human and trying to communicate with a divine being we use human concepts and the God we call on is sometimes likened to a parent who could possibly know what is best for the children. He may be slow in responding and we wonder why. Is the Almighty mind being changed or is it my request that is being modified? Sheila Crowe

God does not need reminding

I HAVE just paused to notice my breathing. The heart is working away. Both are steady and normal. The normality almost deadens my awareness of God’s creative presence giving me life with all its blessings, opportunities, challenges and difficulties. It sometimes takes the absence of one of His gifts to alert us to our total dependence on God. In times of crisis, we pleadingly voice our needs, even our panic, with a persistence that seems discourteous to our benefactor. This persistence in intercessory prayer is strongly encouraged by Jesus in this weekend’s Gospel. There, the carefully crafted parable has a deeper message than just bullying God into changing his mind. God does not need reminding, but we do. Highlighting our needs is a reminder of all we have received. Such remembering evokes gratitude that leads to praise and worship culminating in happiness. Jesus does not explain the parable. He expects us to mine it. Some miners find diamonds. Fr Tom Clancy

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6.00-7.00pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday worship 9am & 11am. Morning prayer Tuesday & Thursday 8am from 16th August. Bible Study Wednesdays 7.30pm (not 3rd August) FAB Fridays fun for all the family 11am - 1pm. Contact Rev Karen Spence for further info karen.spence@irishmethodist.org Aware Killarney Depression Support Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 8pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www. aware.ie The Well Christian Ministries Jesus Christ says ‘Come to me all you who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Join us on Sundays at 10.30am for worship and Bible teaching at 69 New Street, Killarney. For more information contact Ian on 085-7659548 Kerry Positive Option Crisis Pregnancy Counselling Service Free - confidential - non judgemental services. All options explored. Killarney Southwest Counselling Centre Emmett’s Road, Killarney Tel: 064 6636416. Open: Monday to Friday 9am -5pm.Saturday 10am-1pm. Funded by the HSE Crisis Pregnancy Programme. Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre provides a free professional counselling and support service for female and male survivors of sexual violence and their families in a safe and confidential environment with highly qualified and professional counsellors. It can be contacted by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@ eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco

Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 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. New Beginnings Ministries Killarney Meetings every Sunday 12 noon, the Killarney Court Hotel, Tralee Road, Killarney. Tel. 087-7068533. Email: newbeginningskillarney@ gmail.com Salvation Prayer - Father God I come to you just as I am, I ask you to forgive me of my sins and I ask you Jesus come in to my heart, I make you the Lord of my life, fill me with your Holy Spirit, I choose to follow you all the days of my life in Jesus name I pray.

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The Provocateur SHEEP SEEM TO MATTER MORE THAN CARERS MIDDLE Ireland is angry and middle Ireland has a right to be angry. Do we really live in a supposedly just society where, as Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe said, “no one gets left behind”? First of all, the much-vaunted housing package unveiled in Tuesday’s Budget doesn’t seem to me to be designed to serve as an aid first-time buyers. The public immediately spotted that it looks like a ploy to help builders, not the squeezed middle. The help-to-buy scheme will allow firsttime buyers to claim a rebate of €20,000 on new-build properties. Why only apply it to new-builds? I feel this will do very little to help increasingly desperate house-hunters get a foot on the property ladder and will only benefit developers. The scheme does not address the housing supply crisis. And I am all for animal rights, but a ludicrous aspect of this Budget is the fact that in it, sheep seem to matter more than carers. I agree with Green Party leader Eamon Ryan who noted how the increase in the home carers’ grant is less than a quarter of the additional allocation given for sheep welfare. The home carers’ tax credit is to increase by €100, bringing it up to €1,100 and this credit can be claimed by couples who are married or in a civil partnership where one spouse cares for one or more child in the home, or an over-65 or disabled person. Minister for Children Katherine Zappone’s new childcare plan, meanwhile, has been slated as unfair to stay-at-home parents, with parents who do not use crèches furious at being discriminated against under the new scheme. Some 240,000 homemakers with children said they would miss out on the new €80 a week “universal” payment for children aged from six months to three years. This sector will also not be eligible for up to €8,000 a year in childcare subsidies which are targeted at low-income families, but only those whose children are in specific childcare facilities. Do you have an opinion you would like to air on the above or any other issue? Let us know your views at newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie

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A WEEKLY WEEKLY ROUND-UP ROUND-UP OF OF NEWS NEWS + + A WAKE-UP CALL... Of course we suspected something was wrong when Donald Trump wasn’t releasing details of his tax affairs. Could it be possible that he didn’t pay taxes at all? But, sure that would be impossible because he was so rich he’d have to have a liability. However, having been told before that only the little people pay taxes, anything could be possible. Still, it’s still hard to come to terms with the huge losses this self-acclaimed successful businessman created. The New York Times claims The Donald racked up losses so huge in the early 1990s that he wouldn’t have had to pay federal or New York State income tax on nearly a billion dollars in income. Compare that with the average American who pay their taxes and try to make ends meet. It’s hard to imagine a more damning indictment of a tax code that makes that possible. Throughout all this, he sustained a lifestyle of lavish homes, private jets, country clubs and golf

courses; even as he was using the tax code to avoid paying any federal income tax. “If it wasn’t clear before, it is now: The tax code is tilted toward the rich in its statutory framework, its exceptions, and in how it is enforced and administered,” said Steven M. Rosenthal, a real estate tax specialist and senior fellow at the UrbanBrookings Tax Policy Center. “The American public,” he said, “needs to wake up and send a message that the tax code should be written to generate revenue and enforced to collect it, not to favor wealthy real estate developers and other special interests and their lobbyists.” If Mr. Trump’s pattern of generating losses and using them to offset other income has continued, as seems likely, it’s obvious why he has not released his tax returns: not because he is being audited, or because the returns are too complicated, but because he hasn’t paid any taxes.

HITTING THE HEADLINES AT HOME

Golden moment for Gleneagle Group THE Gleneagle Group has won a prestigious gold award at the 2016 Irish Responsible Tourism Awards. The Killarney-based hotel group scooped the award in the Best Accessible and Inclusive Tourism category at the awards ceremony which took place in Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Dublin last week. The Irish Responsible Tourism Awards are designed to celebrate those making a difference in Ireland and using tourism to benefit local communities, economies and the environment. The awards are linked to the World Responsible

Tourism Awards, and the winners of each of the categories have now qualified for the world awards. “We are currently rolling out a detailed accessibility plan and working towards creating a welcoming environment for all,” said Patrick O’Donoghue, managing director of The Gleneagle Group. “This award is a credit to the accessibility team here and their hard work and accomplishments to date. Our accessibility plan is very much a work in progress and we are fully committed to it.” The awards attracted entries from almost every county in Ireland.

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VIEWS FROM FROM KERRY KERRY AND AND AROUND AROUND THE THE WORLD WORLD VIEWS MNÁ NA HÉIREANN/MNÁ MHEIRICEÁ Donald Trump is hurting after recent revelations exposed his cave-man like views on women. At a campaign event in Pennsylvania, he threatened to expand attacks against Hillary Clinton and her husband if more damning recordings of the Republican presidential nominee are released. “If they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we’ll continue to talk about Bill and Hillary Clinton doing inappropriate things. There are so many of them, folks,” he said. It would seem that both candidates are in a race to the bottom and soon there won’t be anyone left standing. Mr Trump shoots himself in the foot every time he opens his mouth and he is paying the price and he knows it but he seems to be bent on hurting Mrs Clinton so much there won’t be any credible piece left of her. Trump offended not just women but humanity with his gross talk and then offended every person who ever used a locker-room that his insulting and degrading remarks against women was just ‘locker-room’ talk. It wasn’t. I’ve been in a share of locker rooms in my time and I never, ever, heard anything like what Trump claims goes on there. Sure there might be an over-powering whiff of Old Spice to boost the ageing egos or of Winter Green Cream which is used extensively for the symptomatic relief of muscular pains, lumbago, rheumatic pain, fibrositis and strains but generally the atmosphere is relaxed, cordial friendly and courteous. There may be a bit of good-humoured banter but never anything naughty or bold. Mr Trump would do well to remember Mná

na h Éireann. When the call went out they rallied and won. And this brings me to the Budget. Why isn’t proper recognition given to the homemakers? Every socio-economic grouping gets mentioned in the Budget except the person who decides to devote himself/herself to keeping a home and raising a family. It is as if these people don’t exist. They are never mentioned or never receive assistance of any kind. Yet, they work the hardest of all. They don’t have recognised working hours, pay or conditions. They never strike and they are multi-talented and always multi-tasking. They cook, wash, sew, iron, advise, console, encourage and keep going day and night. Yet they don’t even get recognition from the State. This is especially true when, in the autumn of their lives, they are granted a non-contributory pension emphasising what the State thinks of their contribution. Basically these mothers/fathers/husbands/ wives partners who stay at home to keep the home and family together have made no contribution. Indeed, it’s often the case that some of these partners get nothing at all; no pension whatsoever. Because they have stayed at home and made no contributions they are means-tested and if their spouses’ pension or income is above a certain level, they get nothing, nada. Partners of teachers, Gardaí and others who have occupational pensions are not entitled to a pension in their own right. That’s not fair. We can talk and talk about ending discrimination but until such time that the home-makers of Ireland are recognised for the contribution they make it’s just talk.

Increased level of activity at University Hospital Kerry UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL KERRY is reporting an increased level of activity and the hospital is advising that nonurgent patients may now experience significant delays. Hospital management is requesting that, where appropriate, the public contact their GP in the first instance and explore all other options available to them prior to attending the Emergency Department if their needs are not urgent. “The hospital would also like to take this opportunity to assure the public and service users that every effort is being made to address this situation,” according to a statement from the hospital. “Patient care is paramount in UHK and the situation is being managed as a priority and reviewed on an ongoing basis.''

Donohue to ask Ministers to forego €12,000 pay boost after public backlash GOVERNMENT MINISTERS may not be getting a pay rise out of the Budget after all. They had been due to get a €12,000 boost over the next three years as part of a pay restoration deal. However, Public Expenditure Minister Pascal Donohoe is to ask them to waive the rise after public outcry. The Irish Independent claims that Ministers’ pay is to be frozen at €157,000, with no increases next year. Ministers would have been due a pay rise of €3,911 on April 1.

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Top-class award from credit union KILLARNEY CREDIT UNION made a cheque presentation to the lucky winners of the third-level educational bursary award at a function at in the Beech Road office. The winners of the bursary received an award for €1,000 each. Joy Clifford Vaughan, youth officer, Killarney Credit Union, said: “In light of the increasing costs of attending third level, we are delighted to support these first year students as they begin their academic journey and also wish all those that applied contin-

ued success in their studies.” The winning students were Shane Howe from Spa who is studying Early Childcare Care and Education in the Institute of Technology Tralee, Irene Horan from Muckross who is studying a BA International in UCC, Claire Cronin from Clonkeen who is studying for a BSc (Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences) in UCC, and Brendan Wall from Headford who is studying Software Development in Limerick Institute of Technology. 14.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

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What Women Want opens second salon KERRY TD Michael Healy-Rae performed the official opening of What Women Want seven years ago and he was on hand to cut the tape for its second salon last Friday. The new salon boasts three new beauty rooms and a nail bar. The luxurious New York-style pedicure massage chairs are already a big hit, with a special price of €30 for the month of October. “There are now six beauty therapists and a fulltime sales assistant available for your make up and skincare dilemmas,” said Noreen Mangan, owner of What Women Want. The launch was a huge success and featured special offers and promotions throughout the day. Clients were awarded spot prizes 20% off all facials and 10% off products including "Yana", the newly launched “collagen in a bottle”. What Women Want stocks cult products including the sought-after Image range. "IMAGE Vital C Serum and Retinol A have showed most dramatic results with our clients" said Noreen. To keep up to date on special offers and promotions with the salon you can follow the Faceboook page "What Women Want Killarney" or phone 064-6630712 and avail of the 24-hour booking online at www.whatwomenwant.ie.

The opening of What Women Want's second salon. PICTURES: THE LITTLE MEMORY GALLERY

Deputy Healy-Rae trying the new faciltiies for size.

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PROPERTY LETTING & SELLING To LEt 5 bedroom house in

Woodlawn Avenue. Double rooms to let in Woodlawn. 2 bed apartment in town centre. 2 bed duplex in Barradubh village. 3 bed house in Killarney Holiday Village beside Killarney Oaks Hotel. 4 bed house in Woodford Manor in very good condition. 2 bed house in Glenflesk close to church with oil central heating, in good condition. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. To LEt Small house, suit single or couple, five minutes drive from Killarney. Tel. 085-7819836. To LEt Ross Road, duplex apartment (approx. 1,000 sq.ft.). 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms upstairs. Separate kitchen, utility and living room (with balcony) downstairs. Parking and bin collection included. €900 per month. Tel. Kathy 087-1376865. To LEt Person to share 2 bedroom house. Cork road area. Ensuite room. €300 p.m. + Bills. Suit professional, non-smoking. Tel. 087-9360085. To LEt Double room en-suite in newly built, spacious house. Quiet location, town 5 minutes walk. Private parking, stunning

views. Available until February 2017. Tel. Tony 086-3527729. To LEt 2 bedroomed apartment, Ross Road, €700 per month. Tel. 087-3843619. To LEt Unique 4 bed house to rent for 7/8 months, potentially long-term. In rural area one mile from Killarney. Central heating and open fire. Tel. 087-6606118.

WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. Wanted Professional single tenant required for town centre Guesthouse. Will be required to do a little night porter work in lieu of accomodation cost. Apply to Box No. 3003, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. Wanted Person to share 2 bedroom apartment, New Street. Room en-suite, female perferred. €360 p.m. + bills. Tel. 089-4424211.

Garden Magic TIME TO TAKE STOCK October is a month of harvest and preparation, says Debby Looney AS THE days grow shorter and colder, it is easy to ignore the garden, or think there is nothing to do. However, there are plenty of jobs to be done, and if planted well, there is plenty to see in your garden. My two favourite plants at this time of year are Euonymus Europaeus and Sorbus Joseph’s Rock. The foliage on both is absolutely spectacular. The Euonymus has unequalled scarlet leaves at the moment, and the Sorbus, as all Mountain Ashes, stands out in the crowd. They are both hardy, do not mind wind and rain, like our acidic soil and are beautiful year-round. The Euonymus is great planted as a hedge, or on its own. Early October is a time when you can do a lot of good for your lawn. Scarification will be of great benefit to your grass. Using a spring-tined rake, rake

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out the thatch, (all the dead grass and moss which lurks underneath your green grass). Aerate the lawn using a fork, or, if you have a wet lawn, a hollow tined fork. Fill in the plugs you lift with a mixture of loam, sand and compost, (3:6:1). If moss is a problem, use lawnsand to address this (Vitax lawn sand has a proven record). Use an autumn lawn feed to strengthen your grass and its roots for the wet season ahead, and, believe me, you will see the results next spring! If it is from your sofa you are gardening, take note of plants that did well for you, or where you would like to make a change in your garden. Start looking at all the seed catalogues which are appearing, now is the time to plan!

THE Killeen House Hotel and Rozzers Restaurant in Killarney, recently voted Ireland’s best three-star establishment, has been put on the market. The hotel, comprising 23 guest bedrooms, is currently rated as number three of 102 hotels in Kerry on TripAdvisor with the attached Rozzers Restaurant being rated as the best restaurant in Killarney and number two of 526 restaurants in Kerry overall. It has also achieved a 9.5/10 rating on Booking.com, classified as “exceptional”. Its current owners, Michael and Geraldine Rosney, have established an excellent reputation for Killeen House over the past 25 years. Specialist business property company Christie and Co, who are handling the sale, said: “The Killeen House Hotel and Rozzers Restaurant is a beautifully-presented property with a very well-deserved reputation as one of the best hotels and restaurants in the entire Kerry region. “It presents prospective purchasers

with a very strong and well-established trading business with potential to lengthen the trading season, as well as extend the property subject to planning permission”. Due to the considerable amount of investment that the site has received over the past decade, it will need no major investment in the foreseeable future. Michael Rosney said: “Geraldine and I have worked hard over the last quarter century to create a very unique hospitality product and we are very proud of where we have brought the Killeen House to in that period.” He added: “For a variety of different reasons, we feel now is the right time to put it on the market and we look forward to seeing the next chapter in the life and times of the Killeen House unfolding in the years to come.” Killeen House Hotel and Rozzers Restaurant is offered for sale with a guide price in excess of €1.95 million.

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A RATHER SPECIAL DELIVERY THESE days, many racecar liveries are uninspiring monochrome uniforms rather than expressionist works of art. The Seventies where some other “creative forces” helped inspire wacky, colourful paint jobs. Some of the best were slapped onto racing Porsches. Google the Porsche

917/20 ‘Pink Pig’, or ‘Hippie’ Porsche 917-021 to see. One of the others was the Jagermeister Racing scheme worn by all manner of Porsches and BMWs throughout the 1970s and 1980s. The one you see here is an orange streamlined Porsche RSR 3.0 from

1974. It’s powered by a 330-horsepower six-cylinder boxer engine and has the sort of unparalleled stance that makes you involuntarily fold over and go "oooof". You may be wondering why it’s being off-loaded from a plane. No, someone didn’t decide to take it on

holiday. Instead, Eckhard Schimpf, former team manager and racer for Jagermeister racing in the seventies decided to buy his race car back from someone in the US and bring it home to Germany. On a plane. Makes for quite a cool photo, don’t you think?

A 1974 Jagermeister Racing Porsche RSR being offloaded from a plane.

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162 Dacia Logan 1.2 Petrol Alternative

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10 Clio 1.2 Expression 5dr Grey Silver 84km

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06 Bmw 318ISE Grey 58K

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141 Jaguar XF Sport Auto 2.0 Tdi Silver 41K 132 Audi A3 1.6 Tdi Sport White 40K 131 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Black 34k Miles 131 Fluence 1.5 dci Expression Blue 131 Fluence 1.5 dci Expression Grey 119km 131 Megane 1.5 dci 110 GT Line White 67K 12 Fluence 1.5 dci Tom Tom Silver 125km 12 Fluence 1.5 dci Dynamique Black 123km 12 Megane 1.5 dci Dynamique Silver 143km 12 Megane 1.5 dci Royale Ash Grey 69km 11 Megane 1.5 dci Dynamique Grey Silver 107km 11 Fluence 1.5 dci Tom Tom 6 Speed Ash Grey 118km 11 Laguna Coupe Tom Tom Silver 65K 11 Golf 1.6 Tdi Trendline Black 72km 11 Focus 1.6 Tdi 5dr New Model Red 124km 10 Insignia 2.0Cdti SC 130 Silver 115km 10 Laguna 1.5 dci Dynamique Black 124km 10 Fluence 1.5 dci Black 184km 09 Megane 1.5 dci Saloon Black 160km

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DEADLINE FOR THIS SECTION IS TUESDAY 5.30PM 07 Opel Vectra 1.9TDI; excellent condition, one owner, C. 162,000 miles. Fully Serviced. NCT Until 08-2017. Tel. 087-6577369.

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condition inside and out. NCT until 01-08-2017. Taxed until 01-03-2017. 1.9 TDI, Red. D. Red. 1. 170k miles. Had one previous owner. Alloy wheels, spot lights, window visors, 6 speed gear box, very light on diesel. Timing

belt and water pump just done. Serviced privacy glass inside and back door tow hitch light socket and rail bars. Ideal family car, any inspection welcome. €1,850 o.n.o. Tel. 087-6237163 any time.

For Sale 03 Vauxhall Zafira, 1.6 petrol, 155k miles, tax/NCT till Dec, €1,250 ono. Tel. 087-6651068 For Sale 2010 Toyota Auris, 1.4 D4D, excellent condition. Tel. 087-2927219.

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Liam Lynch Motors, ŠKODA dealer of the year, Farranfore, Killarney, Co. Kerry. T. 066 9793066. W. www.liamlynchskoda.ie Typical Finance Example: Octavia 1.2TSI 86bhp Active on the road price excluding metallic paint €19,595. Deposit / Part Exchange €6,056.64. 36 monthly payments of €179 (including service plan of €13.99 per month). Optional final payment €7,598. Total cost of credit €0. Total hire purchase price €19,595. Minimum deposit is 10%. Subject to lending criteria. This offer is made under a hire purchase agreement. ŠKODA Finance is a trading style of Volkswagen Bank GmbH Branch Ireland, authorised by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany and regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules. 0% APR is offered on Fabia, Rapid, Yeti and Octavia models ordered between the 15th October and the 31st December 2016 & registered before 31st January 2017.

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GOOD NEWS FOR KERRY CAR BUYERS KERRY car buyers will be able to transform their old car into €4,000 with the Škoda scrappage or avail of 0% finance on selected models during the Škoda open event at Liam Lynch Motors from October 15-29. Speaking ahead of the two-week long open event, Liam Lynch, dealer principal of Liam Lynch Motors, said: “We are delighted to be launching our 171 offers at our open event over the next few

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weeks with two great offers – Škoda scrappage and 0% finance – we have some really superb offers available for Kerry motorists this October and we’re looking forward to welcoming lots of new and familiar faces to our showroom. If you’re looking for great value then pop down and test drive one of our cars at any time over the course of the two weeks – you won’t be disappointed!” The Škoda Open Event will take place at Liam

Lynch Motors, Farranfore, Killarney, from Saturday, October 15, until Saturday, October 29. Zero per cent APR finance will be offered across a range of Škoda models, including the Fabia, Rapid, Octavia, Yeti. For further information on Škoda and its open week offers visit www.skoda.ie.

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FOR SALE FOr SAle Firewood - trailer of hardwood = €85, 5 bags for €20. Also good black turf for sale. Tel. 087-2070009. FOr SAle Timber, large red netted bags of dry firewood. €2.50 per bag delivered. Tel. 087-4029269. FOr SAle Good dry black turf for sale Bags, trailers etc. Will deliver. Tel. 087-9623017. FOr SAle Good dry bags of turf, can be delivered. Tel. 085-7151343.

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Firies GAA Club member going to the dogs A DRAMATICALLY expanding East Kerry GAA club, Firies is set to go to the dogs in a bid to create a field of dreams. The club is planning a night out at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium in Tralee on October 22 to raise funds for the development of phase one of its second pitch in Ballyvarrig, Firies. The club has purchased over seven acres near the heart of Firies village with the intention of developing the land as a juvenile football pitch, along with dressing rooms, and car park facilities. This proposed development is a direct response by the club to the sharp rise in numbers in the juvenile age groups and to cater for the future of this expanding club. A working group of Firies GAA members has been tasked with organising a fun-packed race night on October 22 in Kingdom Greyhound Race Track

in order to kick-start phase one. Frances Henderson, representing the working group, said: “We have approached many different organisations within our community and further afield and thankfully, the response has gone far beyond our expectations. This is indeed a community effort to kick-start the vision and it is uplifting to see the community supporting the GAA.” Frances added: “Our Coiste na nÓg age groups have being growing from strength to strength and we also cater for our young hurlers, which is very popular with our juvenile groups." Bridie Breen, chairperson of Firies GAA, said the club is grateful to all who have donated so generously. "People’s generosity and support of the club has always been very strong within our GAA family but since

Firies GAA chairperson Bridie Breen, Stella O'Shea, Jerome Crowley, Farranfore Maine Valley Athletics, Tim Clifford, Paudie Deniel and Frances Henderson with some of our Firies GAA's juvenile footballers.

the news of this exciting proposal, our club has been has been overwhelmed with open-handedness from the Firies diaspora overseas as well as our own homestead advocates from the parishes of Firies, Farranfore and Ballyhar which en-

compass the club.” If anyone is interested in supporting this exciting phase of the project, email firiesgaanightatthedogs@ gmail.com and one of our club officials will make contact with you. 14.10.16 Killarney Advertiser

in memoriam 17th anniversary

2nd anniversary

O’DONOGHUE

Maye

In Loving Memory of a dear sister Annie O’Donoghue who died on 18th October 1999. So young to die, so precious to lose, We had no choice, We could not choose The day you died is clearly marked Forever in our broken hearts In heaven you have no worry, no pain God bless you Annie til we meet again.

In loving memory of Noreen Maye, late of 13 Torc Terrace, who died on 9th October 2014. It’s lonely here without you We will miss you more each day Life is not the same for us, Since you were called away, Silently we grieve And brush away a tear. The memories we have of you, Will last throughout the years.

Sadly missed today and everyday forever your loving sister Rosarie, brother in law Colin and niece Clarissa and nephew Noah xxx

Sadly missed by your loving daughter Eileen, Tom, Christina, Helena, Thomas, Anthony and Tommy.

17th anniversary

Birthday Remembrance

O’DONOGHUE

A day that is filled with sorrow Returns to us today To mark the day you left us In such a tragic way If tears could build a stairway And memories build a lane We would walk right up to heaven And bring you home again To us you were someone special So good so kind and true You will never be forgotten Anne And we thought the world of you. Sadly missed Mom, Dad, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews.

In fond and loving memory of Derry Horgan, late of 13 Coolgrean Park, Killarney whose birthday occurs on 16th October. A birthday wish for one so dear, ‘Derry from Kerry’ we wish you were here. Love you always Bro, Happy Birthday. Love, hugs and kisses. Kay, Barry, Stella, Sidney, God Daughter Nicole and families.

Burke

Treasured memories of a loving husband, father, grandfather and father-in-law, (Patrick) Pat Courtney, Muckross Road, Killarney and Henry Street, Limerick who passed away on October 18th 2013.

Treasured memories of a loving wife and mother, Kathleen Burke, 22 Ferndale Ave., Killarney who died on the 15th October 2006. R.I.P.

You always had a smile to share A laugh, a joke, a time to care Each of us in our own way Have special memories of you today

Happy, smiling always content, Loved and respected where ever she went, Always so thoughtful, loving and kind, A beautiful memory she left behind.

Sad but loving memories Claire your wife, Ursula and Eamonn, Eamon, Valerie, Patrick and Shauna, Padraic, Orlagh, Réiltín, Féilim and Eanna, Feargal, Nicola, Luke and David, Cian, Heidy, Emily, Evelyn and Elaine.

17th anniversary

courtney

In loving memory of Patsy Courtney, Muckross Road, Killarney and Henry Street, Limerick who passed away on the 18th October 2013. God saw you getting tired, A cure was not to be, So he put His arms around you, And whispered “Come To Me”. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. Always remembered by Eamon, Valerie, Patrick and Shauna

Birthday remembrance

Birthday remembrance for Derry Horgan late of 13 Coolgrean Park, Killarney, whose birthday would have occurred on 16th October.

Always remembered by your loving Sister Deborah, brother-in-law Liam, Christopher and Alicia.

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

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10th anniversary

3rd anniversary

EVISTON

O’DONOGHUE

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

Sadly missed, always loved and remembered by your loving Husband John.

Treasured memories of a loving mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Kathleen Burke, late of 22 Ferndale Ave., Killarney who died on October 15th 2006. R.I.P. No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you. Sadly missed by your daughter Eileen, son in law John and granddaughters Eimear, Liadh, Sorcha and Rosin.

10th anniversary Burke

Birthday Remembrance Horgan

In loving memory of Annie O’ Donoghue, Firies Cross, who died on the 18th of October 1999.

10th anniversary

courtney

Burke

Horgan

In Loving Memory of our dear daughter Anne late of Firies Cross, Killarney who died on 18th October, 1999.

3rd anniversary

“We never need a special day, To bring you to our mind, For days without a thought of you, Are very hard to find. We cannot send a birthday card, Your hand we cannot touch, But God will take our greetings To the one we love so much.” Sadly missed by Kay, Gerardine, Richard, Derry, Stephanie, Grandchildren Lauren, Matthew, Lily, Luke, sisters and families.

Eleventh Birthday in Heaven. Your special day we cannot share So our gift to you has to be a Prayer With broken hearts we whisper low Happy Birthday Sean we love you so. Sadly missed by your loving Mom, Dad, Sisters and Brothers.

8th anniversary

In tears we saw you sinking And watched you pass away Our hearts were almost broken We wanted you to stay But when we saw you sleeping So peaceful free from pain How could we wish you back with us To suffer once again It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone For part of us went with you The day God took you home. Always loved and remembered by son John Paul, daughter-in-law Joanne, grandson Danny and granddaughter Eva.

Hickey

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

Treasured memories of a loving mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Kathleen Burke, late of 22 Ferndale Ave., Killarney who died on October 15th 2006. R.I.P.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART In loving memory of Timothy-Joe Hickey late of Flesk View, Woodlawn who died on 15th October 2008. Each of us in our own way Have special thoughts of you today. Lovingly remembered by your wife Noreen and family.

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. R.F.

in memoriam 30th anniversary Horgan

56th anniversary Falvey

22nd anniversary O’Connor duffy

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & First Anniversary Kennedy

In loving memory of my dear son and our brother Tadhg who died on the 12th of October 1986. You are not just a memory, Or part of the past, You are ours to remember, As long as life lasts. Just as you were, You will always be, Forever special in our memory. Lovingly remembered by your Mam, brothers Tom and Seán, sister Elaine, their families, relatives and friends. “May He rest in peace.”

Remembering with love our dear mother and grandmother Kate Falvey, Knocklebede, Kilcummin, Killarney, who died on the 14th October 1960. Rest in peace. Deep are the memories Precious they stay No passing of time Can take them away They leave a smile Sometimes a tear But always a wish That you were here The saddest part of all We never said goodbye. Loved and remembered always by your loving daughter Sheila and family U.S.A. and loving granddaughter Anne, Dan Joe and family. xxx

12th anniversary Moynihan

In loving memory of Michael Moynihan late of Minish, Killarney who died on the 21st of October 2004. You gave us all you had to give Gifts both big and small But most of all you gave us love The greatest love 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. Loved and remembered everyday by your loving son Patrick, daughter in law Sheila, grandchildren Marie, Gary and Colin.

12th anniversary Moynihan

In loving memory of a very dear father and grandfather Michael Moynihan, Minish, Killarney who died on the 21st of October 2004. Our hearts are full of memories With pride we speak your name Though life goes on without you It will never be the same. Of all the gifts we’ve ever had No matter how great or small Having you as a Dad Was the greatest gift of all. Always loved and forever in our hearts, your daughter Mary, Pádraig, Gillian, Carolyn, Neil, Katelyn, Amy and Clara. xxx Anniversary Mass on Thursday October 20th at 6.15p.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

precious mother of jesus Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request. (Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). NAS

In loving memory of a dear mother Eileen O’Connor Duffy, 45 Marion Place, Killarney who died on the 21st October 1994. May she rest in peace. “Softly the leaves of memory fall” Gently we gather and treasure them all. Sadly missed by Ramona Keogh also missed by Eileen and family. Anniversary Mass on Monday 17th October in St Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15p.m.

30th anniversary Carey

Anniversary Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin on Friday 14th of October at 7.30pm.

8th anniversary Tangney

In loving memory of John Carey formerly of Gortnakilla Clonkeen, Bronx N.Y. and Muckross who died on the 21st of October 1986. Always loved and remembered by his wife Rita, family, neighbours and friends. Anniversary Mass on Monday October 17th 2016 in St Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm.

In loving memory of Michael Tangney Old Deerpark, Coolcorcoran, Killarney who died on 15th October, 2008. Unspoke thoughts, no outward show, But deep inside we miss you so. Silent memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year.

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12th anniversary MCcarthy

Just as you are, You will always be, Someone special, In our memory. You were so special to us So special in every way We only wish with aching hearts That you were here today Happy Birthday Love your wife Mary, daughter Sharon, Liam, Zara and Eric, son Kenneth, Rebecca and baby Jacob and all the Daly family.

Nancy’s Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney, at 11am on Sunday 16th October 2016.

1st anniversary In loving memory of Noel McCarthy, late of Glounonea, Kilcummin, who died on October 12th, 2004.

Horgan

“No matter how life changes No matter what we do A special place within our hearts Is always kept for you.” Lovingly remembered by Mom Joan & family. xxx Anniversary Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin Sunday October 23rd at 11.15am.

Birthday remembrance of Jerry O’Connor Knockbrack Lower, Knocknagoshel and Killarney whose birthday occurred on the 12th October.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her husband Billy, daughters Marie and Aileen, sons Paul, Aidan, John, Liam and Colm, sons-in-law, daughters-inlaw, grandchildren, extended family, neighbours and friends, especially her lifelong friends. Our sincere and heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported us in having a home removal, especially The Treacy family and Gerry Cremins, to all who called to the house, attended the Removal, Funeral Mass and Burial, those who travelled short and long distances, telephoned, sent Mass cards, letters of sympathy and flowers-we thank you. A special word of thanks to Dr. Donal Coffey, the Ross Medical Centre, staff of the ICU at University Hospital Kerry, and her home carers, all who were so gentle and caring. Thank you to Fr. Jim Linehan who visited the house and celebrated Nancy’s beautiful Funeral Mass, and his fellow concelebrants, also the sacristan, musicians and singers at St. Mary’s Cathedral. Thank you to O’Sheas funeral directors for their care and professionalism. As it would be impossible to thank everyone, we trust that this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our sincere appreciation. Good was her heart, in friendship sound, Loved and respected by all around, A beautiful life came to an end, She died as she lived, everyone’s friend.

Forever loved and sadly missed every day by all the family. Anniversary Mass St. Mary’s Cathedral Friday 14th October 6.15pm.

In loving memory of Mary (Nancy) Kennedy, ‘Arum House’, Woodlawn, Killarney, who died on the 17th October 2015.

Prayer for the Expectant mother Saint Gerard Mazella Almighty and everlasting God through the working of the holy spirit you prepared the body and soul of the glorious virgin Mary Mother of God to be a worthy dwelling for your Son. Through the same Holy Spirit you also sanctified St John the Baptist before his birth and now I implore you to hear my humble prayer. Through the intercession of St. Gerard I beg and entreat you to protect me at in motherhood, protect also from the evil spirit the child you have given me so that it may receive baptism by the help of your saving hands. Grant also I beseech you that having lived as good Christians on earth both mother and child may one day be united in the everlasting happiness of Heaven. Amen.

In loving memory of Eileen Horgan late of Brehig Cordal, Castleisland who died on the 13th of October 2015. In God’s care you rest above In our hearts you rest with love Never more than a thought away Loved and remembered everyday. Always remembered by your sisters-inlaw Patsy and Mary, Timmy, Mark and Darren. Godmother I’m sending you a kiss Up to the sky so blue So catch it Eileen It’s just for you. Missed by your Godson Gaven.

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

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

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In loving memory of Mary Doran, Lisroe, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on 16th October, 2015.

Leahy, Jack (October 13, 2015) Deerpark Crecent & late of Woodlawn Killarney.

As we lovingly remember our dear Mother, Mary on her 1st Anniversary, we her family, Theresa, Ann, Breda, Patricia and extended family wish to express our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who sympathised with us, on our sad loss. Thanks to all those who visited the house, attended the Rosary, removal, funeral Mass and burial. A special word of thanks to our kind neighbours, relatives and friends, who helped in many ways. Thanks also to those who travelled long distances, sent Mass cards, enrolments, letters of sympathy, flowers and to those who donated to Pallative Care. We would also wish to acknowledge and offer our sincere thanks to her excellent home help, carers, Dr. Laura Malone and staff, Dr. Eamon & Margaret Shanahan and Dr. Helena Moore for their excellent care. Thanks to Joan Willms and staff of Willms Pharmacy for their help and assistance. Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to her Public Health and Palliative Care nurses and to Nancy Dineen, Daffodil Nurse. Thanks to Fr. Begley for his regular visits, to Fr. Buckley P.P. Currow, Fr. O’Donnell P.P. Rathmore, Fr. Lucid P.P. Kilcummin, and to Fr. McCarthy. We are very grateful to Canon Gearoid Walsh who celebrated the funeral Mass. Thanks to Helen Kerins and Denis Crowley for their much complimented music and singing at the funeral Mass, Sarcistan Siobhan McSweeney and the alter servers. Finally thanks to Sr. Scholastica for reciting the Rosary, to the grave diggers and to Tim, Michael & Mary O’Shea, O’Shea Funeral Directors for their kindness and professionalism. As it is not possible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

On Jack’s first anniversary, his brothers Louis, Walter, Paddy, Matt and sister Mary, sisters-in-law Noreen, Sheila and Nancy, brothers-in-law Seamus and Patrick, nephews, nieces and extended family would like to acknowledge and thank sincerely all those who expressed sympathy and support in the sudden loss of Jack. We would like to thank Fr. Jim Lenihan, Dr. Michael Moloney, Garda Finbarr Donovan, Garda John Ryan and Dr. Laura Malone for their care and attention. We would also like to extend our deepest gratitude to Jack’s wonderful neighbours and friends. We acknowledge with thanks all cards, floral wreaths and expressions of sympathy. We thank also those who called to the funeral home, who attended the Rosary, Jack’s removal and funeral. A special mention to Fr. Jim Lenihan for the very thoughtful and considerate Funeral Mass, Tadghie Fleming, the choir, Mike O’Shea and staff of M.D. O’Shea Funeral Directors. Jack is hugely missed and we fondly remember his warmth, generosity and wisdom everyday.

First Anniversary Mass on Sunday, 16th October, at 11.15am, in Kilcummin Parish Church.

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“Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday.” While it is not possible to thank everybody individually we truly hope that this acknowledgement will show you our appreciation and gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. We would also like to remember Jack’s most loyal and faithful companions- Dixie and Dusty.

novena to st. anthony Blessed Anthony, in spite of many difficulties you were enabled by the Holy Spirit to discover your place in God’s plan and to use your gifts and talents in making society a better and happier place for all. Implore the Lord Jesus to grant me suitable employment which may obtain for me and mine a decent livelihood and at the same time be able to live truly human and Christian lives and to be of real service to all people. Amen. N.L.

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In loving memory of Mary Doran, Lisroe, Kilcummin, Killarney Who died on 16th October, 2015. Our hearts are full of memories With pride we speak your name, Though life must go on without you, It will never be the same, But the love and memories in our hearts, Will stay with us forever. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family, Theresa, Ann, Breda, Patricia and extended family. Anniversary Mass on Sunday, 16th October, at 11.15am, In Kilcummin Parish Church.

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Beaufort Golf Club Mens

Results 2 October: Par-3 competition. 1st Kenneth West, 2nd Jerry O’Shea, 3rd John Doherty. 8 October: Open Friday - Michael Kirby, Ring Of Kerry (8) 35pts. 7 October: Open Seniors - 1st Gerry Collins, 2nd Edwin Spence. Fixtures 16th October: Strokeplay, Yellow tees. Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am Every Friday: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best lady’s or gent’s card. Please note that next weekend’s competition will be on Sunday’s only as the course is booked on Saturday.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic 6-0 Inter Kenmare. Denny Division 1B Killarney Athletic 1-4 Strand Road. U17 F.A.I Cup Killarney Athletic 2 Askeaton 2 (Athletic won 5-4 on penalties) This was a strange cup tie in many ways with Athletic racing into a two nil lead with goals from two of our new signings, but to be fair it could have been 4 or 5. Athletic sat back and allowed the Limerick boys back into the game and they scored before the break with good goal. The second half started with Askeaton on top and they equalised midway through the half and looked the more likely to go on and win the game, but the drama was only beginning. Athletic had two players sent off in the next ten minutes and finished the game with 9 players. Extra time facing a nine man Athletic but they gave everything , with everyone playing with heart when the legs were tiring and held on for a penalty shootout which we won with five immaculate penalties to go through to the next round, what a result. U15 Our u15 team went down to park on Saturday after putting in a solid first half. We hit the post and crossbar in this half and were playing reasonably good. Park applied big pressure in 2nd half and pulled away from us in the end. Overall a solid performance against a top Park side. U13B Division 2 Killarney Athletic 1-4 Inter Kenmare. Much better performance from the boys. We should have had 2 or 3more goals. Good performances from Dara Looney, Conal Gallagher, Aidan Courtney and a first goal for Thomas O’Reilly. Fixtures: Saturday 15th October 2016 Sfai U-12 National Cup 2nd Round Charleville v Killarney Athletic 2pm U12 Premier 4 Mastergeeha Green v Killarney Athletic White 10-30am U14 Division 1 Dingle Bay Rovers v Killarney Athletic12oc U16 Division1 Ballyhar v Killarney Athletic 10-30am Sunday 16th October 2016 Munster Junior Cup 1st Round Tralee Dynamos v Killarney Athletic 11.30am Denny Division 1B Windmill United v Killarney Athletic B 2-30pm Christmas Quiz/Awards Night: The Christmas Quiz will take place on the 18th November 2016 in the Killarney Oaks

Hotel. Player of the Year awards Will be handed out on the night also. More Details will follow in the coming weeks. Killarney Athletic Website: Please check the website on www.killarneyathletic.com or facebook for match reports, club information and contact details. Contact: If you have anything to add to the Killarney Athletic A.F.C Notes please contact Alan Daly on 085-1913244 or aland15@ live.ie

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News U14 Girls Div 2 Bobcats Tralee 17 Killarney Cougars 22 The Cougars travelled to the Bobcats at the Moyderwell on Saturday morning and the Killarney Cougars finished the stronger to take the points in a entertaining game. The home side opened the scoring with Maryann Fleming but their was little between the sides as the teams were level at the end of the opening two quarters. Cougars made a good start to the third quarter and good baskets by Alison Flynn and Fiona Dineen put Cougars ahead. The Cougars with a good height advantage started to dominate on the boards at both ends of the court to lead the Bobcats by three at the end of the third quarter. The final quarter was very entertaining with the Bobcats pressing the Cougars and baskets by Sarah Folan and Cora Savage saw them stay in contention and the Cougars defense stood firm with Emma O’Sullivan, Katie Joy, Alison Flynn and Fiona Dineen all working hard to deny the Bobcats further opportunities and late baskets by the Cougars secured the hard earned points before a good attendance at the Moyderwell. Academy Boys Vixens Athea 6 Killarney Cougars 11 A very exciting contest in Athea for the large attendance saw the Cougars take the points with a strong second half effort. Cougars led throughout this low scoring contest with Ian Coffey, Aaron Padrillion and Mark Daly performing well for the home side . Good baskets by Jack Driscoll and Daithi Kissane O’Sullivan saw Cougars deservedly lead by 5 points entering the final quarter and despite late pressure by the Vixens Cougars held on to take the points in the in the opening game of the season for both sides. Senior News Womens Division 1 St Marys Castleisland 63 Killarney Cougars 49 The opening game of the season saw Cougars travel to Castleisland and a slow start by the visitors proved costly. Cougars trailed by 17-7 with Eileen O’Connor impressing with some good early baskets. A more evenly contested second quarter saw Cougars much improved as the sides went basket for basket with St Marys holding onto their first quarter advantage. Cougars dominated the third quarter with good scores by Lynn Jones and Cassandra Buckley to reduce the arrears to 49-42 but St Marys regained their composure with Lorraine Scanlon dominating on the boards the home side secured the points with a determined final quarter. Top scorers St Marys Lorraine Scanlon 19pts , Philomena O’Connor 11pts , Miriam Leane 12pts. Cougars Lynn Jones 16pts, Rheanne O’Shea 13pts, Emer Buckley 9pts.

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the weather played its part in making this day a most enjoyable one for all of the players.

Kerry CCE

At the presentation of prizes of the Killarney Legion GAA Club golf classic were seated from left, Betty O'Farrell (captain of the winning Bricin team) Nina Pasikowska, Killarney Avenue Hotel and Mary Cronin. In second row are Con Healy, Sean Murphy, Alan Flynn, Enda Walshe and Conor Healy. Back from left are John Griffin, Mossie McCarthy, Frank Herlihy, Denis O'Mahony and Jim Morris. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Academy Training The Juvenile Academy for the Cougars Cubs Boys and Girls continues on Friday evenings at the Parish Hall, Training times are as follows at 5 pm for girls and 6.15 pm for Boys. Any late Registration may completed by contacting the Club secretary or registrar. Fixtures Senior Men October 16 th Killarney Cougars v St Marys 3 pm Castleisland CC , Juveniles U12 Girls October 16th Killarney Cougars v Gneeveguilla in Rathmore 4pm. U14 Boys October 15 th Killarney Cougars v St Bridgets Gym 7pm. New members are welcome and they can contact the Secretary on 0874175493 or email secretarykillarneycougars@gmail.com Further details on All Killarney Cougars Clubs schedules and events log onto the website at www.killarneycougars. com or find us on Facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

The sympathy of all Deerpark members is extended to Sean Kelly on the recent death of his uncle Paddy O’Sullivan Bishop Moynihan Crescent who passed away during the past week. May He Rest In Peace. Strokeplay A grand total of 21 players turned out for Sunday’s Strokeplay competition and results are as follows: 1st Nett Jason O’Sullivan 2nd Nett John Kelly Gross Damian Fleming Senior Nett Sean Kelly Intermediate Nett Gearoid Cronin Junior Nett Brian Moloney Ladies Prize Sheila O’Donoghue. A special word of thanks to all the members of the grounds committee for

having the course in fine condition and to the members who supervised the cards and results. Seniors Outing Last week’s Outing to Castleisland which attracted the usual contingent of members from Casteisland, Gleneagle, Deerpark and Newmarket proved to be a most successful one for Deerpark’s Lady captain Sheila O’Donoghue who as well as teaming up with John O’Halloran Gleneagle to take the Nett competition also scooped the Hole-InOne and the Gross prize went to Johnny McCarthy (Castleisland) and Mick Long (Gleneagle). Next Outing will be to Deerpark on Wednesday November 2nd 10.15 am. National Competitions Best wishes are extended to our Scratch Gents team and to our Handicap Gents team who compete in the semi- finals of the National Inter-Club competitions in St Brigid’s Kildare on this Saturday. The Handicap team defeated Tipperary Hills on Saturday to advance to the latter stages when they play Tipperary Hills in the Last 4.Our Scratch team play St Anne’s Cork in their semi-final. Both finals to be played on Saturday afternoon. Willie Parker Competition The Willie Parker Memorial European Rules competition will be played in Deerpark on Sunday morning October 23rd. Details in next week’s edition. Open Scramble and Scratch Cup Deerpark will host the Open Scramble and Scratch Cup competition on the October weekend. Details later.

Fossa Community Games

We will be holding our AGM on Tuesday the 18th of October in Fossa Community Centre at 9pm. 2016 was a very successful year for Fossa Community Games but we could really do with some more

volunteers to keep the workload down for every body and to ensure that we can enter teams and individuals into as many events as possible. We appreciate all the support and help we get from all the parents in the parish and look forward to seeing you at our AGM.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results of Competition Sunday October 9th Killarney, Singles/ Stroke, Mahony’s. 1st Clare Coleman (36) 69 (bk9) 2nd Aoife Frazer (19) 69 BG Ann Moynihan-Rudden (7) 79 3rd Elizabeth Kelleher (17) 70 (bk9) 4th Christine Carroll (12) 70 CSS 71 Next Sunday’s Competition will be a Singles/Stroke at Mahony’s. Both Karina Griffin and Sarah O’Brien, have qualified to play in the ILGU Junior Medal which will be played at Seapoint Golf Club on Wednesday 2nd November. The top 60 Junior Girls in Ireland are eligible to qualify to compete in this final. These consist of the top 50 returning the lowest aggregate of 3 nett scores for any stroke or stableford rounds recorded on Golf net (one per month during June, July and August) and the top Junior girls who have reduced their handicap by the most shots during the period of March 1st to August 1st. Lady Captain Mary O’Rourke would like to thank all who supported her Charity Day held recently. A total of €2,740 was raised which will be shared between two Charities, Recovery Haven, Tralee, and Friends of the Coombe Hospital, Dublin. Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Ladies Branch, welcomed Kerry Lady Captain’s and Vice Captains 2016, to a lunch and outing on Mahony’s point on Monday 0ctober 10th. Fifteen Kerry Clubs participated in the outing and

Ceol an Geimhridh County Finals will take place on Saturday 12th November in the IT Tralee and on Sunday the dancing will take place in Fossa Community Centre. Closing date for entries to County Secretary will be Thursday, 27th October, 2016. The Munster final on 5th February in Dromcollogher Co. Limerick. Sult na nÓg will take place on 4th and 5th March. Again in the IT Tralee and Fossa Community Centre. Kerry County Board will host this years Concert tour of Ireland. A show of top class musicians Singers and Dancers will perform in Siamsa Tire on Tuesday 18th October at 8pm. Tickets can be purchased from any of the branches and also from Siamsa Tire Tralee. Kerry CCE AGM will be held on 1st November at 7.30pm in the Brandon Hotel Tralee. All branches should now have a date for their branch AGM made. If you have not send the date to County PRO please do so immediately. Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí 2017 to be held in Tralee were confirmed for May 18th to 21st May. Branches are very busy at present organising their Classes for the coming year and also preparing for their branch AGM’s all these and more information can be found on our website www.kerrycomhaltas.ie Our website is at present been updated to be Mobile friendly as more and more people are accessing the website through their mobile and tablets. More details as it happens.

Killarney Celtic

Killarney Celtic Golf Classic The Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club was a huge success and brilliant supported. A huge buíochas to everybody who helped out and especially all the teams and sponsors and the fantastic staff and facilities at Beaufort. We had 38 teams in total battling it out. In an exciting finish, Tom Meehan’s team of Karl McMahon (h 12), Peter O’Brien (h 9), Johnny Lynch (h 11), and Colm O’Shea (h 15) came in on top of the leader board with 99 stableford points, Alan Nagle’s team finished with 97, Jim Morris’ team was third with 95, just pipping Eddie Coleman’s team in fourth place. All told, it was a great day out for all involved. Scheduled Training Times These are the initial training times for the various teams as the season gets underway – please note, these will be subject to change. Under 7 (2010) Saturday 1.30pm Under 8 (2009) Saturday 1.30pm Under 9 (2008) Saturday 3.00pm Under 10 (2007) Saturday 4.30pm Under 11 (born 2006) Wed 5.30-7.00pm Under 12 (2005)Tuesday 5-6.30 Girls U10/U12 (2005) Monday 19th, 6.00pm Under 13 (2004) Thursday 6.30-8.00pm Under 14 (2003) Monday 6-7.30 Under 15 (2002) Monday 7.30-9.00 Under 16 (2001) Thursday 7.30-9.00 Girls U14/U16 (20001/2002) Friday 6.308.00pm Senior B, Youths and U17 training is back on Tuesday’s at 7.30pm and Friday’s from 7pm. Registration will be taken at all training sessions (€50 per

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killarney notes child, €90 for two siblings, €120 for three or more). New players are always welcome at all grades. New Players Wanted While Killarney Celtic always welcome new players at all grades and take pride in providing top quality coaching in a fun and supportive environment right from U6 up to Munster Champions Cup standard, we are especially anxious at the moment to find numbers to bolster our U12 Girls Panel, which is just short at the moment of enough players to fulfill a yearly league schedule. One or two more players would really make a huge difference and we would ask that any girls interested in playing to come to one of our training sessions on Mondays at 6.00pm – you would be more than welcome! Results Munster Junior Cup: Castleisland 1 Killarney Celtic 3 Celtic maintained their great run of form in the early stages of the Munster Junior Cup with a convincing away win against Castleisland – always a daunting task against a quality home side. Joe Hurley and Cathal O’Shea with a brace made the vital breakthroughs. Denny Premier B: Athletic AC 7 Killarney Celtic 1 Celtic gave it everything but full credit to AC Athletic, they were outstanding and won well. Presley Dube scored a cracking goal for us, but it was scant enough consolation. U17 League: St. Brendans Park 1 Killarney Celtic 3 Park were unlucky to cough up an o.g., Evan Jones put us in front, and an injury time goal for Celtic secured victory in a hard-fought and entertaining game. U15 National Cup: Abbeyfeale 1 Killarney Celtic 4 Celtic were superb here against a good, organised side, where Celtic’s ability to switch play and find each swiftly was a key part of breaking them down defensively. The Hoops goals came from Emmet Finnan, James Darmody, Jack O’Connor and Ruairi Doyle. U15 Division Two: Killarney Celtic B 0 Rattoo Rovers 4 It was a very gallant effort by an understrength Celtic but Rattoo, to their credit, were always a touch better and deserved their win. U13 Division One: Castleisland 0 Killarney Celtic 9 Killarney Celtic proved a bit too strong for Castleisland and took the three points thanks to goals from John Kelliher and Senan O’Leary who got a hattrick each with Sean Fitzgerald, William Harty and Calum Grady all on target as well. U13 Division Two: Killarney Celtic B 7 Ballyheigue 2 Killarney Celtic B took the points winning 6-2 at home to Ballyheigue. Mike McCarthy (3), Gary Wynne, Jack Higgins and Jack O’Sullivan (2) were the Celtic scorers. Mike McCarthy and Jim O’Brien were especially superb in a great team display. Congratulations to U13 player Gary Wynne on making the Kerry Schoolboys/Schoolgirls Team of the Week. Fixtures Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B at home to Classic FC, Friday, 7.30pm FAI youths Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to Desmond League, Saturday, 2.00pm U16 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Killorglin, Saturday, 12.30pm U14 National Cup: Killarney Celtic at

home to Listowel Celtic, 1.30pm U14 Division One: Killarney Celtic B away to Ballyhar Dynamos, Saturday, 11.00am U12 National Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to Dingle, Saturday, 12 noon U12 Division Three: Killarney Celtic B away to Listowel B, Saturday, 12.30pm Lotto Numbers drawn 1, 2, 3, 6. No winner, one x match three, Tom Moran, €150. Next week’s jackpot €2600, 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.

Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club

PLOUGHING We would like to wish the very best of luck to all our club members participating in the ploughing event in Abbeydorney this Sunday the 16th October. NEW MEMBERS New members always welcome please contact our club secretary on 087 3381842 or visit our website www. killarneyvintage.com for further information.

Killarney Golf Club Gents

PAST CAPTAIN PAT CUSSEN WINS THE PAST CAPTAIN’S PRIZE. Past Captain from 2011, Pat Cussen won the past Captain’s prize when he was victorious in that competition which was played on the 8th of October. His score of 36 points was the clear winner in the competition which was contested by 16 of our former captains. 2nd was Jack Buckley the Captain from 2009, and he just pipped Tim O’Meara who was Captain in 2008 on a last three holes count-back. At the dinner later that evening Club Captain Liam Hartnett welcomed 18 former Captains, including Ivo O O’Sullivan who got a special mention as it is 50 years since he was the Captain of our Club in 1966, a great year for our Club, as it was the year when Taoiseach Sean Lemass opened our new Clubhouse, and saw the playing of the Jeyes Pro-Am Tournament. The competition on Sunday the 9th of October was a four-ball better-ball competition. The competition which was hotly contested, was played on Killeen course in glorious weather conditions. A full time sheet ensured that the scoring would be hot, but when the early morning pairing of Eugene O’Sullivan and Padraig Sweeney finished birdie birdie, for a great score of 45 points, it was thought that would be a winning score, but not to be, in fact they finished in third place as their score was even bettered by two further pairings, and the competition was won by Sean Hickey and George Lenihan with the fantastic score of 46 points and they won by virtue of a better back nine from the equally fantastic

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same score by Russell Fleming and Declan O’Sullivan. Results are as follows. 1st Sean Hickey (19) and George Lenihan(12) 46 points 2nd Russell Fleming (7) and Declan O’Sullivan(16) 46 points 3rd Eugene O’Sullivan (4) and Padraig Sweeney(8) 45 points 4th John O’Connor (10) and Daniel Doona(10) 43 points 5th Brian Clarke (11) and John Lynch (11) 43 points 6th Marco Taddei (12) and Greg Lanigan (4) 43 points. Men’s Club AGM set for Friday the 21st at 7.30pm, it will be held at the Clubhouse.

Killarney RFC

U14: Killarney RFC 36 - 10 Castleisland Tries by Liam Randles, Tomas Clifford, Padraic Talbot and Brendy O’Donoghue gave the home side a well deserved win over our neighbours Castleisland in the first round of the West Munster league, with 3 conversions from Donnacha Grealy sealing the win for our boys. An excellent start to the season with everyone really stepping up to the plate to win the match. Pictured below with coaches Seamus Grealy, John O’Connell and Eoin Seery. Next up is a trip to O’Dowd Park to take on Tralee next Saturday. New players are more than welcome. Training takes place every Thursday at 6:15. The U 14’s are building a really strong squad under Seamus, John and Eoin and are looking for more players to come and join. Training takes place every Thursday evening from 6:15pm and all new players are more than welcome. U16’s: Killarney Under 16s team travelled to Abbeyfeale on Sunday, for our first round game of the season v Abbeyfeale, with the bare number of fifteen players, due to a few late withdrawals, this meant that several key positions were filled with players unaccustomed to their task. Not the ideal season opener. As expected Abbeyfeale, were intense and physical, with many of their squad former U14 league winners from last season. Several uncharacteristic handling errors cost Killarney dearly, as Abbeyfeale dominated, especially at the breakdown. Killarney’s scrum and line-out held its own, and there were some periods when they managed parity at the breakdown, with some phases of good play. With Abbeyfeale’s strong substitutes bench, Killarney simply ran out of gas. This is still a young & relatively inexperienced team, and this match will stand to them later in the season, no doubt. Well done to Krystian Komosa, who scored two excellent tries from deep, well done also to Richard Wallace who captained the side. Final score Abbeyfeale 28 - Killarney 14. Next up its Charleville at home at Aghadoe. All support greatly welcome. U18: Killarney RFC 10 - 25 Rugbaí Corcha Dhuibhne Our U18’s had their first outing in the Munster Club U18 Conference 4. Our solitary try was scored by Alan Murphy and converted by Kieran O’Connor - who also converted penalty award. A plucky performance from an inexperienced Killarney side against strong Corca Dhuibhne team well worth their victory. Killarney kept going to the end and inspirational Captain Dylan McCa-

rthy lead from the front. Great to see Killarney RFC fielding an U18 team. Pictured are our U18’s with coaches Pat F. O’Connor and Denis Reen. Next up is a trip to Charleville next weekend. Again the U18’s are building a great squad and all new players are welcome. Training takes place every Wednesday at 6:30pm. Minis: Our minis continue to train every Saturday morning between 10:30 am and midday. The dates of the West Munster Minis Blitzes have been finalised. We will have our first blitz in Listowel on Saturday the 29th of October. Details will be confirmed over the next few days so, keep posted to our facebook page. We need to ensure that we have all details of all players, so please let us know if you are not receiving texts. Minis Registration day: Next Saturday we will have a membership and registration day at Aghadoe during our minis training for all minis players left to register. The cost is only €60 per player or family membership is available at €130, which is fantastic value for 2 adults and all kids in a family. We need to get all players registered as soon as possible and the cut off date is the end of October. All players need to be paid up to ensure they are covered by insurance and to ensure they can take part in blitzes etc. We will have a draw for all paid up players for two Munster tickets in a few weeks. So, come along on Saturday and we will see you there. Any queries, contact Minis coordinator Liam Murphy on (087) 4145662.

Killorglin Golf Club

Results Singles S’ford 02/10/16 1st Paul Twiss (12) 38pts 2nd Conor Counihan (13) 38pts 3rd Eugene Kennedy (9) 38pts Gross John McCarthy (4) 79 4th Jim McCarthy (14) 38pts Senior Eamon Sheehan (18) 38pts Dooks Exchange - Considine Fourball BB 09/10/16 1st Billy T O’Sullivan(15)& Jim McCarthy (13) 46pts 2nd Jason Foley (13) & Danny Evans (16) 44pts 3rd John Carmody (28) & Jerry Sheehan (28) 43pts 4th Eugene Kennedy (9) & Paul Twiss (12) 43pts.

Killarney Valley AC

The first two X Country events of the season are done and dusted with a great turnout each time from KVAC athletes – the two events were: Sunday October 02 2016 Kerry County Novice & Juvenile EVEN AGE Cross Country Killarney Results: U10 boys 2 Oisin Fleming, 6 Liam Hennigan, 31 Dara Lynch, 32 Timmy Ryan, 34 Matthew Hegarty, 36 Sean White. U12 girls2 Kathryn Ryan, 3 Hannah Ryan, 12 Becky Fleming, 16 Ally O’Donoghue, 27 Clodagh Looney. U12 boys 1 Jason O’Reilly, 2 Ted O’Gorman, 11 Brian Doody, 13 Cian Russell, 15 Ian Coffey, 21 Sean O’Donovan. U14 girls 11 Aoibhinn Evans. U14 boys 9 Owen O’Reilly. U16 girls 7 Ana McGuire. Sunday October 09 2016 Kerry County Inter/Masters & Juvenile uneven age Cross Country Firies Results: U9 boys 7 Cathal Sugrue, 12 Derek O’Gorman, 16

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Shauna and Michelle McCarthy from Leam, Gneeveguilla, recently won €14,800 in the Gneeveguilla Athletic Club lotto. They are pictured with Tom Joe O’Donoghue who

Timmy Ryan. U11 Girls 22 Kathryn Ryan, 26 Hannah Ryan. U11 boys 1 Oisin Lynch, 2 Jason O’Reilly, 3 Ted O’Gorman, 13 Liam Hennigan, 14 Cian Russell, 17 Gearoid Sugrue, 22 Ian Coffey, 27 Sean O’Donovan. U13 girls 11 Aoibhinn Evans, 16 Jessica Fuller, Maria Peratta, 21 Clodagh Lucey. U13 boys 8 Eoin Reilly, 12 Brian Doody. Photos of both events are on our Facebook page. Please check our facebook page for up to the minute news, changes to schedules and photos etc. https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/ We are still looking for more help if the indoor training is to go ahead this year – thanks to those who have already volunteered. Please email the club if you can help. Remember: Athletes must wear the club singlet when representing their club. These are available from Brid Stack 0872650720. If you have any news or photos you would like to include in the notes please email killarneyvalleyac@ gmail.com

MEK United FC

MEK United F.C. Training times: U6’s U7’s and U8’s Saturday 2pm to 3pm Details: Jerry Hayes 087-272 2859 U9’s and U10’s Saturday 3pm to 4pm Details: Liam Murphy 087 414 5662 U11’s/U12’s Tuesday 7pm to 8pm Details: Pa Murphy on 087 794 3220 U13’s Wednesday 7pm to 8pm Details: Liam Healy 087 763 9611 MEK Utd v Killarney Athletic 8/10/16 Our U11 team travelled to Killarney Athletic for the 2nd game of the season. 14 if our finest took to the field against the home team and served up a scintillating blend of resolute defending and sublime attacking football. Goals were scored, goals were conceded by both teams but nobody gave in inch. A solid team performance with our players proudly showcasing the MEK Utd colours.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 07/10/2016, numbers drawn were 2, 4, 5, 13. Bonus not won, numbers drawn were 1, 19, 27 & 29. Next week’s jackpot €4,200 plus €1,000 bonus. Training: indoor training in Gneeveguilla

GAA Hall has recommenced on Monday nights 7.30 – 8.30 pm. A minimum of 15 juveniles will be required at training each week in order that training continues. Kerry County Uneven age, masters & Intermediate Cross Country: Held in Farranfore on Sunday last, there was great running from the Clubs perspective. Oisin O’Leary 2nd boy U9, Evasha Lyne 2nd U11 girls, Saoirse Thompkins 4th U13, in the trams Ava O’Shea, Zoe Counihan, Kate Healy, Ciara Moynihan 7 Marlene O’Brien were 3rd girls team U9, Evasha Lyne, Claragh O’Connor, Danielle O’Riordan, Heather Culloty & Cliona Sweeney won gold team U11. Shona O’Brien was 1st U17, Eoghan Lyne 1st U15 & Micheal Sweeney was 3rd u15, Anthony Buckley 2nd U17 boys, Andrew Purcell 4th U19, well done to all other juveniles who ran. Our masters men & women all ran well. Robert Purcell was 1st o45 with John Barrett was 2nd, they with john Guerin & Donal Reen won the O45 team. Cross country Relays: County Cross Country relays will be held October 30th in Caherciveen.

Ross Golf Club Gents

Results: On Sunday October 9th we held a single stableford competition. The winners were :1. Alan Flynn (8) 39pts. 2. John O’Halloran (18) 39 pts On Sunday October 16th we will hold an 18 hole single stableford competition. The time sheet is now available in the clubhouse so please add your name to it as soon as possible. The final of the Club Matchplay championship between Michael J Casey and Sean O’Connor will take place in the coming weeks. The Christmas Hampers SS competition will take place on October 23rd, more details later.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

This weekend we will gather in the International Hotel on Saturday night to award the successful competitive anglers that earned their accolades through the course of the 2016 season and no doubt discuss, dwell on and bemoan the fleeting glimpses of trout that didn’t take but if they did the difference they would have

made ! Our Annual Competition on Lough Lein was fished on Sunday the 02nd of October and a good entry of anglers took to the lake for the day , with many seasoned hands taking part and showing their prowess. At the telling point of the weigh in shed past the hour of 6pm , the rod of Tim O’Connor was clearly ahead on the catches and Tim will be awarded the Royal Oak Cup this weekend as a result. The top five rods were as follows: 1) Tim O’Connor 2) Tom Dennehy 3) Owen Casey 4) Steve Campbell 5) Thomas Depping The heaviest fish on the day fell to the rod of Thomas Depping. The Dynamic duo of Steve Cambell and Tom Dennehy were once again able to claim the Paddy Kelly Cup for the best boat on the day and with the final competition weighed in, the Heaviest Trout of 2016, for which the John Mannix Cup is awarded, was claimed by Liam Buckley. After consulting the draw sheet with the competition results, the team of Brendan O’Sullivan, Tim O’Connor and Tom Dennehy was the clear winner. In the club teams section, the winning team consisted of the following anglers Joe Murphy, DJ O Riordan, Tom Dennehy and Tim O’Connor. While all the focus is on the trout anglers presently, a quick reminder to the salmon anglers as they too stow away their gear - do not forget to return your completed log books and get a certificate of posting for same.

Spa Muckross Community Games

Awards Evening: All children who qualified at County level, in individual and team events, are invited to our annual Awards evening at 6pm on Friday 28th October in Spa. Following success at county competitions, there were 20 children in total from the Spa Muckross area eligible to compete in the National competitions in a range of activities - Track Athletics, Cross Country, Gymnastics, Judo and Swimming. We look forward to seeing you all there. AGM: Our AGM is scheduled for Tuesday 1st November at 8pm in Spa. Our current committee members are nearing the end of their tenure. Their children have either long since finished competing, or have only one or two years remaining before they turn 16. These parents are ready to hand over the reins to a new batch of parents. Every area must have a Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer to be eligible to compete. If the vacant positions of Secretary and Treasurer are not filled, we cannot register, and children in the Spa Muckross area will not be able to enter any competitions in 2017.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

The Irish Open An exciting weekend of racing took place at the 2016 Irish Open which was held at the Irish Rowing Centre in Cork, where hundreds of athletes competed along with some of our own rowers. Our J18 girls, Annie O’Donoghue, Ciara Brown, Siobhán Burns and Ciara Moynihan along with two of our J18 boys, Ruadhán Mac Curtáin and Jakub Kunicki and Senior Rower, Aodhán Burns, all of whom competed in this first trial for the

Irish High Performance Squad of the 2016 season. It was so exciting to be racing alongside our Olympic heroes Sanita Puspure and Paul and Gary O’Donovan. The water was like glass all weekend and the dense fog on Sunday morning did nothing to mar the sights that these young rowers have for a bright future of rowing ahead of them. Many thanks to our coaches Mickey Joe Burns and Hannah Majella O’Donoghue for their Trojan work all weekend and not forgetting the ‘management team’ of Leona Brown and Marc Woodard ! Training News Indoor training continues during the week as per coaches texts and at the lakeshore at Reen Pier on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Would you like to try Rowing? Workmen’s Rowing Club have a huge tradition of rowing in Killarney and we train for different genre of rowing all year round..from Olympic Sculling, All-Ireland Indoor Ergometer Rowing, Traditional Killarney Sixes to Gig and Coastal Rowing. During inclement weather we continue to train onshore and indoors. Beginners are always welcome, adults and boys and girls from 12 years of age or older can come along, talk to our coaches, try out the rowing machines and sit in with other beginners or more experienced rowers, to experience this fabulous sport. If you are interested in taking up rowing why not contact : Mary Moynihan: 086 8098182. Orders for Club Gear Please ensure that you have full payment with your orders for club gear to Pauline a.s.a.p. as per notice in the clubhouse, where all items and their prices can be seen. Orders are being placed this week to ensure delivery by Christmas. For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www.rowingireland. ie Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’.

Killarney Badminton Club

Killarney Badminton Club runs every Monday and Wednesday evening in the Presentation Hall from 8.30pm to 10.30pm. Badminton is a great way to have fun & get fit. It is suitable for all ages & standards. New members welcome. Coaching available for beginners. Check out our Facebook page for more information.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No. 9 Andrew Hegarty and 2nd place No. 33 Eamon O’Brien 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

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Dr Crokes bid for Kerry glory in the Fitzgerald Stadium Eamonn Fitzgerald previews the weekend in sport THE Garveys Supervalu senior football championship final between Dr Crokes and Kenmare District has been fixed for Killarney's Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday next, October 16, at 3.30pm. It will be preceded by the Castleisland Mart junior premier football championship final between Na Gaeil and Glenbeigh-Glencar at 1.30pm. Last Sunday’s senior semi-finals saw Dr Crokes defeat Dingle by 1-15 to 0-15 and Kenmare District defeat Rathmore by 0-20 to 0-19.

OTHER FIXTURES The Castleisland Mart junior football championship final between Fossa and Beale has been fixed for Austin Stack Park on tomorrow at 4pm. The Acorn Life Under 21 hurling championship final between Lixnaw and St Brendan’s has been fixed for Abbeydorney on tomorrow at 4pm.

DR CROKES VERSUS KENMARE There were nail-biting finishes to last Sunday’s semi-finals in the Fitzgerald Stadium. Kenmare just held on by the narrowest of margins as Rathmore very nearly got a Shane Ryan goal late in time added on. At the other end Kenmare saw two goalbound shots come off the uprights in the same period. Kenmare survived to book a place in the final for the first time in 29 years. They were dominant in the first half with wing back Patrick Clifford very prominent soloing up field to score. Adrian Spillane was also prominent as was the ever-reliable scorer Paul O Connor who ended up as top scorer on seven points, four of these from play. In the second half the game seemed to have gone away from Rathmore trailing by six points, but they hung in there with their customary grit and determination and drew level in the 58th minute as the Kenmare men went out of the game. This was Rathmore’s best period and the odds now favoured Rathmore. It was 18 points each at this

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U16s: Currow travelled to Kilcummin on Wednesday 5th October to play the hosts in a East Kerry Championship Semi final. In a very close and exciting game the two teams couldn’t be separated after the 60 minutes and the game finished level on a score line of Kilcummin 4-14 to Currow’s 5-11. The two teams will play each other again in the replay on Sunday 16th October in Currow at 11:30am. U12s: Currow u12 team concluded their season on Monday 3rd October with an away game vs Rathmore. Played in wet conditions Rathmore proved to have the upper hand on their opponents and went on to win on a score line of Rathmore 5-09 to Currow’s 4-05. Well done to team

stage. Adrian Spillane scored a valuable point – one of three in a fine display. However it comes as a cost as he pulled a hamstring to be replaced at midfield by that great veteran, Flor O’Sullivan. That hamstring injury may well keep Adrian Spillane out of the county final on Sunday. One week is a very short turn around time for a final so time may well prove too tight for the valuable Adrian Spillane. Tadhg Morley was not as prominent as he was in the quarter-final, but he did make his presence felt in those crucial final minutes. Rathmore are great for scoring goals and can count at least five efforts on Sunday last, which did not raise a green flag. Two of these were possible penalty awards, particularly that leg block on Paul Murphy. Hard luck on a gallant Rathmore side, who will now turn their thoughts to the O’Donoghue Cup. John Galvin has done a great job uniting great club rivals Templenoe and Kenmare and he will be well versed on the Croke challenge for the final. He played a central role for Crokes in winning the 1992 All Ireland club title, a teammate of Pat O’Shea the current manager of Dr Crokes. The latter would dearly love to win on Sunday next too. Remember he managed Kerry to a senior All-Ireland title. The rival managers have a great respect for each other’s credentials.

CROKES ADVANCE Crokes had three points to spare in their semi-final v Dingle, but they did not move ahead for victory until they got into time added on. The first half was close enough with Crokes going in at half time leading by nine points to seven after a none-too-impressive first half. Dingle brought it level but conceded a lucky goal to Eoin Brosnan, who had the simple job of poking home a rolling ball to an empty net. With 11 minutes left for play it was and mentors on a good season where Currow won the District B Final and came 2nd in their County Leagues. U6s, U8s, U10s: Saturday morning training has now concluded for this season. Thanks to all players and mentors for their commitment during the course of the season. U16 District Team: Well done to Sean Brosnan and Adam Manley who were on the victorious Castleisland District Team who won the County u16 Championship recently.

Dr Crokes

Senior County Championship Semi Final Dr Crokes 1-15 Dingle 0-15 In a game in which there were never more than three points between the teams we got over the line by three points, in a very

all square with Brendan Kelliher prominent coming up field for Dingle from his centre back position to score. It looked at this stage that Dingle might take the initiative, but Crokes rallied. They can also thank their star goalkeeper Shane Murphy, who made two point blank saves in a man of the match performance. He also scored a point from a 45. Conor Geaney scored four points from frees and 1 from play while Paul Geaney scored three points, even if he was well marked by Crokes’ Mike Moloney. Colm Cooper, Crokes top scorer on four points, three from play and one from a free was sent off late in the game having picked up two cards. Fionn Fitzgerald suffered the same fate in the last minute of time added on.

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time secured victory for Kenmare at Crokes expense Kenmare get the nod to bridge that 29-year-old gap on Sunday next. It promises to be a thriller.

MATCH-DAY ARRANGEMENTS John O’Leary, the energetic Kerry GAA PRO reminds us about match arrangements for Sunday next. 1991 county champions Dr Crokes are the Jubilee team and will be introduced to the attendance at half time in the senior game. Tickets for Sunday’s double bill will be available at the ticket buses or may be pre-purchased and are now on sale in participating Centra and Supervalu Stores, including Garveys Supervalu Stores, Kerry County Board office and the Kerry GAA Store in the Outlet Centre in Killarney.

It will be very interesting to see how rival managers will complete the match ups for the final. Gavin White has been very impressive for Crokes so he may well be given a marking role on either Kerry senior and Kenmare captain Stephen O’Brien or Kerry minor captain Sean O Shea. Fionn Fitzgerald will probably pick up Killian Spillane with Mike Moloney marking the free scoring Paul O’Connor. The best Croke midfield pairing for Crokes is the old reliable Johnny Buckley and Ambrose O’Donovan. They should prove too strong for Kerry’s Tadhg Morley and Peter o Shea. Kenmare full back will have his hands full with the inform Daithí Casey. Who will Kenmare put marking Gooch? So many ifs and buts. Kenmare will start as favourites as they have managed a winning tally all season, but Crokes will be hell-bent on becoming champions again. If Kenmare win then Stacks and not Crokes will represent Kerry in the Munster club series. If Crokes win they will of course go on the Munster trail. This will be a very tactical match and here’s hoping for a good refereeing job. On Sunday last Sean Joy had a poor game in charge of Crokes v Dingle, with too many baffling decisions affecting both sides. Pat O’Shea will remember 1987 when a late late Eugene McCarthy goal in extra

JUNIOR FINAL

close and keenly contested encounter. We are going to be playing tough opponents in Kenmare District in next Sundays Final. We will have to improve on our Semi Final performance to bring home Bishop Moynihan Trophy. Juvenile Academy Only a couple of more weeks left on the Juvenile Academy Calendar and this weekend we welcome St. Colums GAA Club from Cork for a morning of fun games. Hurling games start at 10:00am sharp followed by Gaelic Football at 10:45am. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start times to facilitate organisation of the groups etc. Club Newsletter We will be launching our first digital club newsletter this coming week. It will include a round-up of most of the clubs activities to date with a look

towards upcoming events. All members who have registered with an email address will receive the newsletter. If you haven’t registered an email address and wish to receive it, please get in contact with Michael O’Keeffe (0872735193) or atdrcrokesit@gmail.com Congratulations Congratulations to Rory Waters and Susan O’Sullivan who were married in Gougane Barra last week. Rory is a senior hurler with Dr. Crokes and is also involved in juvenile hurling coaching in the club. Lotto Lotto 1, 2, 11, 14. Jackpot €9600. Not won. Next draw on Monday 17th of October in Speakeasy. Jackpot €9900.

The Castleisland Mart Junior Football Championship final will be decided tomorrow, Saturday, at Tralee’s Austin Stack Park where first-time county finalists Fossa will play Beale at 4pm. These two sides have had contrasting fortunes in the senior football league this year with Fossa riding high at the top of Division 3 under new manager John Evans while Beale have been going in the opposite direction being relegated from Division 3. Both teams were in the novice grade last season and went down to opposition a grade higher than them in the junior qualifiers with Fossa losing to Dromid Pearses and Beale going down to Churchill. Both sides recovered well, Fossa defeating West Kerry opposition in Lispole and Castlegregory before accounting for old rivals Scartaglen in the semi final. Beale defeated Cromane and neighbours Asdee and then surprised Division 2 side Listry in the semi-final. With the Con Brosnan Cup up for grabs by the winners this encounter could get the weekend off to a great start. Throw-in is at 4pm and referee is Jer Lynch of Ballymac. Best of luck to Fossa. Wouldn’t the late Fr Galvin be very proud of them?

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QUARTER FINALS O’DONOGHUE CUP CHAMPIONSHIP Spa 2-13 Legion 1-13 Spa progressed to the semi final of O’Donoghue Cup against Killarney Legion, when they raced into a commanding lead, early in the tie. Despite playing the second half with an extra man, Killarney Legion were unable to get within striking distance until it too late and Spa held on to win. Spa progressed to the Semi Final on a full time score of Spa 2-13, Killarney Legion 1-13. The man of the match award was presented to Michael O’Donoghue (Spa), by Johnny Brosnan, Vice Chairman, East Kerry Committee. Gneeveguilla 3-10 Glenflesk 1-13 Played in Autumn sunshine in front of a large attendance in Glenflesk on Saturday, a determined Gneeveguilla, came out on top against Glenflesk to reach the semi final of the O’Donoghue Cup. This means that Spa and Gneeveguilla join Rathmore in the draw for the Semi Finals and await the outcome of Listry V Dr Crokes quarter final, which will be fixed for the first available date. FR GALVIN CUP Firies 2-10 Listry 0-14 Passionate players and supporters always add a colourful dimension to local derby’s and so it was at Listry last Saturday evening when Firies and Listry contested the Fr Galvin Cup East Kerry Intermediate Championship semi-final. Final score Firies 2-10 Listry 0-14. William Courtney (Firies) received the man of the match award from East Kerry Board secretary Dermot O’Connor. Fires play Fossa in the Final. MINOR LEAGUE Cordal/Scartaglen 1-11 to Currow 0-10 Cordal/Scartaglen proved the stronger when they played Currow in ideal conditions, in the East Region Minor League Division 2 final. The game finished Cordal/Scartaglin 1-11 Currow 0-10. Johnny Brosnan presented the Gleneagle Cup to Cordal/Scartaglen captain Kieran O’Donoghue. County Championship Best of luck to Dr Crokes in the County Senior Championship Final. Commiserations to Rathmore. Cumann Na mBunscoil East Kerry/ Kenmare primary schools games have been completed. Two Teacher NS games saw Glenflesk NS and Bonane NS qualifying. Realt Na Mara NS Tousist and Knockanes NS progressed in the three teacher section. Loreto NS and Knockaderry NS qualified in the 4/5 teacher section. Fossa NS will represent East Kerry in the 6/8 teacher section. Thanks to all schools for supporting East Kerry/ Kenmare committees running the games with local referees providing great support. Best of luck to all schools in the county section. East Kerry U15 East Kerry U15 Super Touch semi final draw sees Firies host Spa while Dr Crokes host Killarney Legion. East Kerry winners progress to County U15 competitions on Thursday 27th October. Vince Cooper East Kerry/ Kenmare GDA will contact clubs to organise fixtures. Results O’Donoghue Cup Quarter Finals Spa 2-13 Legion 1-13 Gneeveguilla 3-10 Glenflesk 1-13 Fr Galvin Cup Semi Final Firies 2-10 Listry 0-14 East Region Minor League Division 2 Final

Cordal/Scartaglen 1-11 to Currow 0-10 Fixtures EK U16 Championship Sunday 16 October at 11.30am First team = Home venue Division 1 Semi Finals Cordal/Scartaglin V Fossa Killarney Legion V Dr Crokes Division 4 Semi Final Replay Currow V Kilcummin East Kerry U15 Super Touch Semi Finals Firies V Spa Dr Crokes V Killarney Legion.

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U10 BOYS Our U10 boys have reached the final stage of their season. These robust troopers are scheduled to travel to a blitz in Mallow, Co Cork on Saturday, 15th October, details of which will be available on our Facebook page this week. The boys had a full-bodied season, overall performing very vigorously and dynamically. We congratulate the boys on all their effort and look forward to seeing the cohort again on our Saturday morning Academy next season. COACHES, MENTORS & VOLUNTEERS On behalf of the club, we would like to sincerely thank all our Saturday morning Academy coaches, mentors and volunteers for their tireless commitment to our under-age players. FIRIES GAA ARE GOING TO THE DOGS Firies GAA are going to the dogs, all literally of course, to raise funds for the development of phase one of their second pitch in Ballyvarrig, Firies. Over seven acres, near the heart of Firies village has been purchased by the expanding East Kerry GAA Club with the intention of developing the land as a juvenile football pitch, along with dressing rooms, and carpark facilities. This proposed development is a direct response by the club to the sharp rise in numbers in the juvenile age groups and to cater for the future of this expanding club. A fun packed race night is on the schedule on October 22nd in Kingdom Greyhound Race Track in order to kick-start phase one. If anyone is interested in supporting this exciting phase of the project, please make contact with our dedicated email; firiesgaanightatthedogs@gmail.com and one of our club officials will make contact with you.

Fossa

Lotto 9th October 2016 Numbers drawn were 4, 17, 22, 26. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €10,650. Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, The Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Foley’s Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and Committee members. Seniors Our senior team will play Beale in the County Final of the Junior Championship next Saturday, 15th October in Austin Stacks Park at 4pm. This is a huge game for our players and we ask as many people as possible to try and make the trip to Tralee and give our team as much support as possible in what is a historic day for our club. U-12 Girls Our U12 Girls had their East Kerry final this morning, unfortunately Scartaglin came out on top in this one. We are extremely proud of our girls who started their U-12 campaign on April 5th and are U12 County League Champions after a titanic battle

with Scartaglin on June 30th. We are sure they will have many battles with each other over the years to come. Special thanks to Dan, Damien and David for training the girls all year. All the parents for their support and commitment throughout year. Race Night Fundraiser Fossa Gaa are running a race night on Saturday 29th Oct towards funding the purchase and development of a juvenile playing pitch in 2.1 acres adjoining our current premises in Gortroe. It will be held in The Golden Nugget and over the next month club finance committee members will be asking for your support in the undertaking. Each horse costs €90 which can be bought outright or broken down into three at €30 for owner, €30 for trainer and €30 for jockey. Please support the club in the investment for this and future generations. Fashion Show Annual Fashion Show in aid of Fossa Community Centre will be held in Hotel Europe on Wednesday 12th Oct. Cheese and wine at 7.30, show begins at 8pm. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Tickets, €15 are available from participating shops or 087 2413116. Comhaltas Fossa/Two Mile Comhaltas: Adult Set Dancing Classes will resume on Tuesday nights in Fossa Community Centre, beginners at 8pm, advanced at 9pm. All welcome. Further details contact Catherine on 087 6799330. AGM Fossa/Two Mile Comhaltas will hold their AGM on Monday 24th October at 8.30 in Fossa Community Centre. Fossa Hosts International Soccer Match On Saturday night the Fossa Astro pitch hosted it’s first international soccer match. This was an eight a side contest between Fossa’s finest (over 40s) and Eintracht Hohkeppel from just outside Cologne in Germany. The Germans arrived in good time with great support having taken a walk through the Black Valley as their warm up. Their captain, Micheal Frohlich, presented Mossie Lyons with their team scarf and a keg of their local beer (which didn’t last too long). The game was played in a great spirit and a typical German set up of 3-3-1 was hard to break down at first. But then Jimmy Sheehan found the net after a move up the right. A second came from David Butler and a third from Jimmy Sheehan who was left all on his own to slip it past the isolated German keeper. In the 2nd half Fossa came under some pressure but after a couple of great saves from Pat Clifford the Fossa boys scored a fourth when Mossie Lyons finished off a quick and accurate passing movement started in defence by John Dineen. For Fossa, Liam O’Toole and Bart O’Neill were outstanding in defence. Alan Brady, Mossie Lyons and David Butler had a good game in midfield. Unfortunately on the night Alan Brady left his shooting boots at home failing to hit the target on a number of occasions. Up front Jimmy Sheehan did well, despite hardly moving from the one spot all night, and Wayne McDonald was best for Fossa on the night. The four nil victory was followed up with an introduction to Killarney night-life and hopefully a return match in Hohkeppel sometime in the future. The Fossa team on the night was Pat Clifford, David Butler, John Dineen, Liam O’Toole, Mossie Lyons, Wayne McDonald, Alan Brady, Bart O’Neill and Jimmy Sheehan. Sympathy Fossa GAA Club would like to extend it’s deepest sympathy to the Talbot family,

Aghadoe on the death of Julie’s mother, Joan Brosnan, Beaufort. Also, sympathy is extended to the Moran and Buckley families of Curragh on the death of their mother, Margaret Buckley, Curragh. Fossa Notes If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email information to John O’Neill at pro. fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.

Spa

Coiste na nÓg Spa U-6,U-8 boys had their last training session for 2016 and ended with a pizza party. Thanks to all the coaches for your excellent work. The ABC nursery for U-5s, which started last week, will continue for another few weeks. Spa under 12 boys Played their last game of the season at home to Templenoe. They won the game after a very strong battle. The winning point kicked by Daniel Daly. The boys have now earned a rest until the new year. They are a credit to both their families & the club. Best of luck to Rian O’Neill & Jack O’Sullivan who are moving up to under 14 next year. Don’t forget our end of season medal presentation & Quiz this Friday night the 14th of October in the Torc Hotel, it promises to be a enjoyable night. Thanks to all the boys who played with the under 11’s & under 12’s this season. Upcoming Fixture Sunday October 23 at 2pm– County Championship Minor Final East Kerry V Mid Kerry in Fitzgerald Stadium. O’Donoghue Cup Quarter Final: Spa 2-13 Legion 1-13 A brilliant team performance from our seniors last Saturday earned a magnificent win against neighbours Legion in Direen to progress to the semi-finals of the O’Donoghue Cup East Kerry Championship. Some fantastic football from our seniors, with Mike Stam O’Donoghue selected as the Man of the Match after the game. Ladies Football Senior Ladies The ladies contest two finals in the next few weeks. Final Junior B Final Saturday October 15th Junior ‘B’ final Finuge St.Senans v Spa. Mary Jo Curran Cup Final Spa V Kilcummin Oct 22nd/23rd V Kilcummin. Scór na nÓg and Scór na bPaistí Club members under the age of 17 years on January 1st 2017 who may be interested in participating in the forthcoming East Kerry Scór na nÓg competitions are invited to contact Eileen on 087 9940594. Primary school children (club members) if interested in Scór na bPaistí may also contact Eileen on the number above. Scór categories – Figure Dancing, Solo Singing, Recitation/Storytelling, Instrumental Music, Léiriú/Drama, Ballad Group, Set Dancing and Table Quiz. Lotto Numbers drawn in Jimmy’s 3, 9, 13, 18. No Jackpot winner. Draw next week Arbutus €9,400. Clothes Collection A chance de-clutter those wardrobes and support the under-age structure in Spa. We collect clothes, shoes, bags etc, all year round. Bags can be left in Spa after 5pm in the lobby under the stairs. Further information contact Anne Holland 0857780883. Collection will take place in

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on the ball the next few weeks so don’t miss your chance to off load unused or unwanted clothing. Hall Rental Please contact Eileen Casey for availability 087 6577312. Spa Merchandise Contact Mathilda for the new range of fantastic gear 087 6487356. Wedding Congratulations to our under-age girls coach, Susan O’Sullivan, Park Road, who married Rory Waters during the week. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to Ciss McCarthy, Tiernaboul, on the recent death of her niece, Cicela O’Neill, in Templenoe. May She Rest In Peace.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK SENIORS Our Senior team finished their season with a disappointing defeat at the hands of Gneeveguilla which ends our interest in this years O’Donoghue Cup. Despite starting the game well and going into a seven point lead with Lee O’Donoghue scoring a well taken goal, Gneeveguilla kept their Composure to get back into the game and were level by half time. A Corneilius Buckley goal midway through the second half proved the crucial score and Gneeveguilla held on for a deserved 3 point win. GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE Our 10th rambling house will take place on Sunday October 30th from 8-11pm in Glenflesk GAA hall. A Great night has been organised with songs from a renowned Killarney singer and a visit from a newly elected Lord Mayor GLENFLESK LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in John Dans on 10/10/2016. Jackpot €2,200. Numbers were 5, 7, 20 21. The next draw will take place in Spillanes on 24/10/16 and the Jackpot is €2,400. RAHEEN N.S. Fun Fundraising Bingo Bank Holiday weekend Saturday the 29th of October at 8.30 pm in the school hall. €10 a book this includes refreshments. Raffle on the night. All welcome. Congratulations to Dan Murphy who had the winning lotto no. 46 on Saturday the 8th of October. CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa. ie

Gneeveguilla

Lotto Numbers drawn 15, 24, 27, 30. No jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot €5,000 Gneeveguilla GAA Halloween Fancy dress party Will be held on October 30th in the club bar. Live music on the night and loads of spot prizes everyone welcome. Congratulations Congratulations to Gneeveguilla seniors who defeated Glenflesk in the O’Donoghue cup and are now trough to the semi finals.

Kilcummin

COMHALTAS Our annual bag pack fundraiser will be at Tesco on Saturday 15th October from 10am to 6pm. This is one of main fundraisers for the year so we would appreciate if all parents/adults (must be over 18 years) could give one hour of their time to help raise much needed funds for the Branch. Please contact Irene O’Donoghue at the RD Office mobile 087-6950672 or

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Marie Lehane on 087 918 973 for an hour convenient to you. MEMBERSHIP Membership of the Branch for the coming year is now due. The fee is as follows; €20 Family, €12 1st Adult, €8 2nd Adult, €6 Junior. Membership will be taken up at all classes in the coming week or it can be dropped in to the Rural Development Office for the attention of Irene O’Donoghue. Please note that your child must be a member of Comhaltas to take part in competitions for the coming year. CONCERT TOUR The 2016 Concert Tour of Ireland – ‘Macalla na hÉireann’ will be staged in Siamsa Tíre on Tuesday 18th October commencing 8pm. Tickets are €10 for Senior €5 for Junior available from Tony O’Connor 087 6258641. KILCUMMIN LOOKING GOOD Kilcummin achieved 262 points in the Tidy Towns Competition 2016, an improvement of 7 points on last year. Your Village, including the Millennium Gardens and GAA facilities, was a pleasure to behold. Well done on all of your work this year”. SENIOR LADIES Senior Ladies are due to play Dr Crokes in the final of Division 3 of the County Senior League at 12 noon and 16th of October. Venue to be confirmed. JUVENILE GAA Kilcummin Juvenile GAA Christmas Draw: The 2016 season is drawing to a close and we hope that all our members and their families had an enjoyable season we look forward to 2017 season and hope to see you all then. While the 2016 season is ending preparations and fundraising for 2017 has already commenced. All tickets must be returned by the 27th of November. Please support the club draw to support your club team. UNDER 16’S Under 16 boys play Currow away in the semi-final of the east Kerry championship at 11:30 on the 16th of October HURLING Hurling continues for 6 to 14 year olds between 6 and 7 p.m. on Thursday nights in Killarney Community College €3 per night. GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Sunday October 9th, 2016. Numbers drawn were 12, 16, 20, 27. Next Draw Sunday, October 23rd, 2016. Jackpot now €6,500.

Mastergeeha FC

U11 Mastergeeha v Inter Kenmare. Mastergeeha played Kenmare at home on Saturday morning in a mini blitz. All tried their best with lots of goals for both sides along the way. U13 National Cup Mastergeeha 9-0 Mountshannon. Mastergeeha were much too strong for Clare side Mountshannon at Kilbrean Park on Saturday afternoon. All played well with goals from Mark O’Shea 3, Colin and Oisin O’Leary 2 each with Donagh Fahy and Oran Dwyer getting one each. U15 Division 1 Park B 3 Mastergeeha 1. The lads lost out in this cracking game between two very evenly matched sides. They defended well throughout and created some good goal scoring chances with Philip O’Leary and Shane Warren going close in the 1st half before the home side scored just before the break to take the lead. Mastergeeha started the better team in the 2nd half with both O’Leary and Warren again going close but the Park doubled their lead with 10mins to go. Shane Warren responded when he swept home following super wing play

from Philip O’Leary but the home side struck again in the closing stages to take the points as Mastergeeha pushed for the equaliser. U17 Killorglin 3 Mastergeeha 2. In this close game the boys opened the scoring when Paul O’Shea finished well from the edge of the box. However just before the break the home side equalised. In the second half Mastergeeha took the lead again with Jamie O Shea finishing off a good move. In the closing stages of the game the Killorglin side scored twice and despite their best efforts the boys could not get the equaliser they deserved. Seniors Division 1B Mastergeeha 3 Listowel 1. Mastergeeha collected all three points courtesy of a home win on Sunday afternoon. Gearoid Kerins, Jason O Sullivan and Derry Ahern were the goal scorers in this good performance. LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 7th October, 2016. Numbers drawn were 8, 11, 18, 20. Jackpot now €2,700.

Legion

O’DONOGHUE CUP QUARTER FINAL Legion 1-13 Spa 2-13 Legion scorers: James O’Donoghue (0-4, 3f), David O’Sullivan (0-3f), Shaun Keane (1-0), Kevin Breen (0-2), Alan Moriarty (0-1), Conor Keane (0-1), Finbarr Murphy (0-1 45’) Jonathan Lyne (0-1). LADIES Well done to the Legion senior ladies who have qualified for the County League final by virtue of a 6-14 to 4-5 win over Annascual last weekend. They now face either Currow or Abbeydorney in the final. FIADHNA TANGNEY Congratulations to Fiadhna Tangney on being named the Young Munster Player of the Year. SCÓR NA nÓG We are currently looking for contestants for Scór na nÓg which runs up to U-17 level. The categories are ballad, recitation and quiz. Any willing musicians, singers or brain boxes out there can contact Scór Officer Carolann Spellman at 086 1709322. With a great showing at Scór na bPáistí earlier this year we are striving to equal or better it at Scór na nÓg. The event takes place at the end of the month. MASS There will be a mass at our clubhouse on Friday, October 14th at 7pm where we will remember our deceased members and also pray for all present and past members and their families. We hope to see past members, children, parents and grandparents, players, supporters and sponsors. Everyone is welcome. Transport will be available if required, just contact any club officer. There will be hymns by some of our Scór team and refreshments afterwards. Please spread the word. SATURDAY MORNING ACADEMY Training continues this Saturday from 10.30am to 12 noon at our home grounds in Derreen. Kids aged 4-10 from the Killarney area are invited to come along and sign up. For more information contact Seán at 087 2225325.

Listry

Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 9th October, 2016. Winning Numbers 4, 11, 15, 25. Jackpot €2,000 not won. Jackpot next week Sunday 16th October €2,150. The O’Donoghue Cup Listry seniors will play their next game at home v Dr. Crokes date tbc. East Kerry Fr Galvin Cup semi final

Listry played at home v Firies last Saturday evening in the semi final, narrowly missing out by 2 points. Full Time Score Listry 0-14 Firies 2-10. Juveniles We brought the curtain down on our Friday evening training sessions this evening in Allan Park. On an evening borrowed from Summer we had a huge crowd for our last session of the year. We welcomed Listry senior captain Billy O’Brien, Kerry Minor manager Peter Keane and Kerry minor David Clifford from neighbouring club Fossa along with the Tom Markham cup. The three lads presented each of our juvenile players with a medal. Huge thanks to Ger Brosnan Tree Surgeon for generously sponsoring these medals. They also presented our U11s with their East Kerry medals. Thanks to the three lads for attending on the night. Thanks to all our mentors for their dedication throughout the year. Thanks to all the parents for their support in helping out in various ways this evening and throughout the year. Finally and most importantly a big thanks to all our fantastic boys and girls for their dedication and good behaviour over the year. Keep practising your skills over the winter months and we look forward to returning to training in 2017. Up Listry.

Mid Kerry

Mid Kerry U14 Finals B title went to Glenbeigh/Glencar/ Cromane defeating Keel/Listry 4-10 to 2-08. Laune Rangers A was presented with the A title defeating Beaufort 6-10 to 4-10. Well done to all involved and many thanks to Cromane GAA for the use of their facilities. Mid Kerry U15 Mid Kerry U15 Super Touch will be held in Beaufort GAA pitch on Saturday next 15th Oct at 10pm Sharp Minor County Championship Football Final Minor County Championship Football Final sees Mid Kerry take on East Kerry on Sunday 23rd Oct Venue & Time to be confirmed. Good Luck Best of luck to Glenbeigh/Glencar in their quest for Junior Premier title next Sunday at 1.30pm in Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney & to Keel on their relegation play off. Mid Kerry U16 Competition (Date of commencement to be confirmed) Round 1 Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane v’s Keel/ Listry Beaufort v’s Laune Rangers Milltown/Castlemaine - bye Mid Kerry Senior Championship. (Michael O’Connor Memorial Cup) Round 1 Beaufort v’s Keel & Laune Rangers v’s Glenbeigh/Glencar Semi finals Laune Rangers/Glenbeigh/Glencar V’s Beaufort/Keel & Milltown/Castlemaine V’s Cromane Date of commencement to be confirmed. Mid Kerry Minor Championship (Derry O’Sullivan Memorial Shield) Date of commencement to be confirmed Preliminary Round Laune Rangers home to Milltown/Castlemaine Semi Finals Winners of Laune Rangers & Milltown/ Castlemaine home to Keel/Listry & Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane home to Beaufort.

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