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

Barraduff woman recovering following freak parasailing accident

Miracle escape for Zoe after terrifying fall

Zoe O’Dwyer Kelly and Noel Mounsey.

EDITOR'S VIEW ON TUESDAY evening, it seemed like every road, laneway and street was a tributary bearing waves of community heroes to the Killarney Plaza Hotel, the host venue for the 2016 Killarney Looking Good Awards . From pupils in our local primary and secondary schools to our most senior citizens, the town should be very proud of Team Killarney which has strengthened and grown immeasurably over the years. Killarney Advertiser has been media sponsor of Killarney Looking Good for seven years now and we are all very proud of this longstanding involvement. Killarney Advertiser is first and foremost a community news magazine and we are always delighted to give a platform to all involved in ensuring Killarney sparkles at every

level. In September Killarney made another clean sweep when it won a gold medal in the 2016 Tidy Towns competition. It was a case of celebrations all round as overall the county notched five gold medals, the others going to Tralee, Listowel, Kenmare and Sneem. But all of this is not something that happens by magic. We would like to congratulate all the winners, as well as every volunteer involved in Killarney Looking Good, its dedicated chairperson Yvonne Quill, Johnny McGuire, PR officer, and Killarney Municipal District council staff and management. Killarney Looking Good is a great tribute to the town’s community and business sector.

Soldiers of Destiny form ‘Killarney Central’ Cumann THE Soldiers of Destiny are re-organising its structures locally in Killarney. Four Fianna Fail Cumann joined forces under the umbrella of a new "Killarney Central" Cumann. Its inaugural annual general meeting unfolded in Scott's Hotel on Monday night at 9pm. New and existing members contributed to the key meeting, which was chaired by John Brassil TD. Fianna Fail Senators and members of Kerry County Council were also in attendance.

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A PARASAILING adventure turned to disaster for Barraduff native Zoe O’Dwyer Kelly and her boyfriend Noel Mounsey, from Ennis, Co Clare, recently. Zoe and Noel, who are based in Sydney, were celebrating the first anniversary of their first date in the Australian city last Sunday week by parasailing above the ocean off Manly when the cord snapped and they fell a horrifying 30 feet into the water below. Zoe, 20, was knocked unconscious and was bleeding from a fractured skull, and Noel sustained a broken shoulder and wrist. But despite his injuries, Noel managed to keep his partner afloat while they were trapped under the parachute. “I wouldn’t be alive if it weren’t for him,” said Zoe. A passing scuba-diving group was able to help the pair, who were left fighting for their lives and they were rushed to hospital for surgery. Zoë’s mother Mary O’Dwyer Kelly, who is based in Rathmore, flew to Australia to be with Zoe. Her aunt Evelyn Woodard is also in daily contact with Zoe. Now recovering, Zoe told the Killarney Advertiser she and Noel were getting “the best medical care”. “We are so grateful for all the love and support we have received,” she said. The Maritime Authority is investigating the incident. We send Zoe and Noel every good wish in their recovery.

Paudie Lenihan, Cllr Thomas McEllistrim MCC, Sheila Dickson and Moss Harmon at the inaugural AGM of the new Killarney Central Fianna Fail Cumann at Scotts Hotel, Kilarney, on Monday night. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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TechTalk with Chris Reina THE DOG AND BONE

Chris Reina gives an insight into a device that is part of almost everyone’s daily life WELCOME to the second edition of TechTalk. Every two weeks, we will present a facet of technology. If you have any items you’d like to read about, feel free to email me on chris@teachtech.support with suggestions. This week we’re exploring a device that is part of almost everyone’s life now - The Dog and Bone (phone). The first mobile phone was shown in 1973 by Motorola, but it took another 10 years before you could purchase one in 1983. Since then it has become an integral part of our lives. In 1993, SMS or “Text” messaging began and now close to 20 billion text messages are sent worldwide every single day. The three top makers of mobile phones are Apple, Samsung, and Huawei. Microsoft acquired Nokia in 2014 and has begun to rebrand itself, but as yet not become a major player. The three operating systems phones run are iOS for Apple, Android for

Samsung and Huawei and Windows Mobile for Microsoft. Most current phones can be considered “smartphones” which can have a suite of Apps on them – which greatly extends the devices capabilities beyond that of a simple communication device. Examples of this are: calculator; clock; wallet; video/still camera; sat nav; music/movie/video player; calendar; document storage/creation; dictionary; notes; compass; level and much more. The scale of what a small device in your pocket can do is nearly infinite. While different companies offer different options - mobile communication combined with widespread 4G puts computing power far in excess of what sent man to the moon! In two weeks' time – Santa’s Technology Elves will host a Christmas special!

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Killarney gets on track for new walking and cycling route KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL has announced its acquisition of a parcel of land beside the River Flesk in Killarney which will allow for the development of a new walking and cycling route linking Ross Road and Muckross Road. The new route will mean that walkers and cyclists will now be able to avail of an off-road facility all the way from the Flesk Bridge via Ross Castle and onto Fossa. In recent days, Kerry County Council has purchased land from Killarney Racecourse to allow for the completion of a walkway and cycleway from the Flesk Bridge at Maurice O’Donoghue Memorial Park via the banks of the river and on towards the Ross Road just a short distance from Ross Castle. The council will now look at

funding options to progress the project. The cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin, said the acquisition of land meant the new amenity route could now proceed to public consultation and planning approval: “This will be an absolutely wonderful addition to Killarney’s selection of walkways and cycleways and will provide locals and visitors alike with a fabulous riverside amenity connecting Muckross Road and Ross Road,” he said. “What is more important is that this additional amenity effectively extends the offroad route from the Muckross Road towards the N71 at Fossa near the Hotel Europe giving walkers and cyclists the option of travelling

all the way from Fossa right into the heart of Killarney National Park on the Muckross side of Killarney town. This will further enhance Killarney’s international reputation as a walking and cycling destination.” The route follows a line from the Muckross Road, leaving the road at the Flesk Bridge at the Maurice O’Donoghue Memorial Park on the town side of the river, veering off at the rear of the Killarney Racecourse and joining the Ross Road on the Killarney side of the Racecourse. The route will then join the existing footpath/ cycle lane along Ross Road towards Ross Castle and into the National Park.

Kerry County Council has purchased land from Killarney Racecourse to allow for the completion of a walkway and cycleway from the Flesk Bridge at Maurice O’Donoghue Memorial Park via the banks of the river and on towards the Ross Road just a short distance from Ross Castle, pictured.

Zen moments on the horizon for Killarney EAST will meet West in a truly zen style as 750 practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism will converge on Killarney for a retreat course next spring. The three-day marquee event will unfold over the weekend of April 21-23, 2017, on the spectacular grounds of the Killarney Racecourse and will bring together visitors from around the world for a special course on what is considered to be the crown jewel of Buddha’s teaching, The Great Seal or Mahamudra. The guests are all members of Diamond Way Buddhist meditation centres of the Karma Kagyu tradition and the course will be led by the teacher and

meditation master, Lama Ole Nydhal. This is the second time this course has been brought to Killarney following on from a course held at the Killarney Plaza Hotel in 2014, hosted by members of the local Diamond Way group working closely with Mary Hartnett and others of the Kerry Convention Bureau. Delegates are expected to arrive in the region in the days before the event to avail of additional opportunities to explore the region while staying at a variety of accommodation providers in the Killarney Valley. See http://www.diamondway.ie/ en/centers/Killarney/ for more details.

Organisers from left, Kay Woods, Hidden Ireland Tours, Mike Buckley, Chairman, Kerry Convention Bureau, Bríd Lucey, Killarney Race Course, Con Moriarty, Hidden Ireland Tours and local organising Diamond Way Buddhist meditation group, Mary Hartnett, Kerry Convention Bureau, Barry Lynch, local organising Diamond Way Buddhist meditation group, Kate O'Leary, President, Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, John Buckley, Chairman, Board of Directors, Killarney Race Course. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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Council appoints new economic development officer KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL has announced the appointment of a new economic development officer. A native of Caherciveen, Bridget Fitzgerald worked for Fexco over the past seven years, as financial controller for Vistitravel (incorporating Gulliver) and as senior financial analyst in the shared services division. Bridget has worked as an accountant in private practice with Peevers, Slye, Cotter in Killorglin and with Timothy and O’Connor in Tralee. A certified public accountant, she holds a Bachelors Degree in Business Studies.

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Five-star fashion and dining with Christmas in Killarney IT WAS a real highlight for the fashion pack and the style extravaganza that was the Christmas in Killarney designer event took the catwalk by storm last night. Now in its sixth year, the chic show took place in the five-star Europe Hotel & Resort. It was ably hosted by the Norma O’Donoghue Model Agency in the stunning Panoramic Restaurant at the award-winning Europe Hotel with the beautiful lakes and mountains of Killarney acting as a stunning backdrop. On arrival guests and enjoyed champagne and canapés while being treated to some festive songs by well-known pianist Jack Patrick Healy. Following this, guests enjoyed a sumptuous meal with wine. After dinner the Parisian-style fashion show began, with the wonderfully talented Helen Cody opening the show. Also showcasing on the night were Marion Murphy Cooney, Claire Garvey, Tina Griffin, Carol Kennelly, Charlotte and Jane, Rebekah Wall, Cathy Troth, Clodagh Irwin Owens, Mac Bee’s, Phoenix V, Jasmine, Kerry’s Boutique and Niamh O’Neill, Liz Quinn and Fee G from the Kilkenny stores. "The designers showcasing this year are some of the very best in the country and I was thrilled they all wanted to take part in what has become one of the top fashion events of the season," said Norma. On the night each lady went home with an enviable goody bag worth €50. The prize for best-dressed lady was sponsored by Keanes Jewellers.

TV3's Sybil Mulcahy with models Kerry O'Connor, Victoria Tynan, Sharon O'Keeffe, Aideen O'Mahony, Rusena Kristofora and Norma O'Donoghue at ther Christmas in Killarney fashion show in the Europe Hotel on Thursday night. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE

Mary Cahill, Siobhan Dennehy and Breda Cahill from Beaufort.

Denise Casey and Catriona White, Killarney.

Eileen Hayes and Gillian Curran from Beaufort.

Orla O'Connor, Cullen, and Helene O'Connor, Gneeveguilla.

Mary Griffin, Evelyn Langford, Tina Griffin and Betty Griffin from Killorglin.

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Holy Cross Mercy Killarney National School teacher Frances Arthur received a hero's welcome from pupils she returned to school after success in the World Drug Free Powerlifting Federation Championships in Lake Garda, Italy. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

Musical society holds open auditions for Me and My Girl ASPIRING musical theatre stars in Killarney are invited to take centre stage this Monday, November 21, as Killarney Musical Society holds open auditions for its 2017 production of Me and My Girl. Me and My Girl is a musical with music by Noel Gay and its original book and lyrics by Douglas Furber and L. Arthur Rose. The musical is set in the late 1930s and tells the story of an unapologetically unrefined Cockney gentleman named Bill Snibson, who learns that he is the 14th heir to the Earl of Hareford. The action is set in Hampshire, Mayfair and Lambeth. Auditions will be held from 6pm to 10pm in the Hotel Killarney and are open to anyone over the age of 16. “Please prepare a song of your choice, preferably from a musical set in England and dialogue scripts will be provided. We look forward to seeing you there!" said spokeswoman Ann Ivory.

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Frances, pictured here with her children Maebh and Liam and husband William Moloney.

A HERO’S welcome awaited champion powerlifter Frances Arthur when she arrived at work on Wednesday. The Killarney teacher was on top of the world as pupils and her fellow staff members at Holy Cross Mercy National School gave her a standing ovation in recognition of her triumph at the World Powerlifting Championships in Italy at the weekend. Frances had a clutch of coveted international awards to show her pupils after she won top prizes in the championships, which are organised by the World Drug-Free Powerlifting Federation and took place in Lake Garda. The Killarney native, who trains at Phoenix Fitness gym in High Street with Sean McCarthy, competed in the 53kg weight category in which she came third overall and second in her age category. “I achieved a new personal best in the three categories – 85kg squat, 47.5 bench and 127.5 deadlift,” she told Killarney Advertiser. Frances, who qualified for the world championships in Dublin in May, paid tribute to the support of her trainer Sean and was delighted that he and her friend and fellow powerlifting enthusiast, Melanie Aranda, travelled with her to Italy to support her. “I have really loved powerlifting since I started it and the deadlift is my favourite category,” she said. Frances was also congratulated at the homecoming by her husband William Moloney, children Maebh and Liam, parents James and Margaret Arthur and niece Ava Considine.

Increased level of activity at University Hospital Kerry

Members of Killarney Musical Society launch Me and My Girl. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

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AN INCREASED level of activity has led University Hospital Kerry to advise that non-urgent patients may now experience significant delays. Hospital management are 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 issued this afternoon by University Hospital Kerry. “Patient care is paramount in UHK and the situation is being managed as a priority and reviewed on an ongoing basis.” The statement added: “The HSE South/South West Hospital Group and University Hospital Kerry wish to acknowledge the ongoing hard work and dedication of all staff during this particularly busy time.”

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Killarney Park Hotel spa night A NIGHT of relaxation, pampering and pure entertainment unfolded in the Killarney Park Hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spa last night. Pianist Noel Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan tinkled the ivories as guests enjoyed exploring the wellness space, which encourages total escape from the pace of everyday living. The spa team, led by spa manager Jessica Horgan, guided all present through the exceptional facilities as well as treating them to pampering. Arlene Nicholson, Catherine Cronin, Sheila O'Sullivan, Jessica Doyle, Spa Manager, Rebecca O'Neill, Patrice O'Neill and Mags Evans from Firies, Killarney. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE

At the annual Killarney Park Hotel/Spa evening for guests were from left, Victoria Khokhlova, Frances O'Toole, Carmel Hurst, Killarney. Pianist Noel O'Sullivan entertaining guests Mary Sugrue and Olive Horgan from Killarney on arrival.

Margaret Lehane, Cullen, Sheila-Marie O'Brien, sales and marketing manager, and Lisa Buckley, Millstreet.

At the annual Killarney Park Hotel/Spa evening for guests were therapists seated in front Jessica Doyle and at back, Leanne Kinchella, Victoria Petraite, Jib O'Day, Victoria Khoklova and Trish Murphy.

Denise Treacy, Currow, Niamh O'Shea, general manager, and Mairead Larkin, Kilcummin.

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At the annual Killarney Park Hotel/Spa evening for guests were from left, Maureen McCarthy and Jennifer McCarthy, Glenflesk, with Elaine Doyle and Noreen Doyle from Killarney.

Mags O'Sullivan, Olive Horgan, Mary Sugrue and Catherine Dennehy from Killarney.

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Free car parking arrangements for Killarney for Christmas Magic is in the air

as we look forward to Christmas in Killarney parades

THAT seasonal sense of anticipation has been filling the town for the past week. The Christmas garlands are already festooning the streets and enchantment is already in the air as the countdown begins to the 2016 Christmas in Killarney Magic parades. The perfect way to kickstart the Christmas celebrations, the first of the Magic parades for this festive season will take place on Friday, November 25, when the streets of Killarney will be illuminated in fabulous festive fashion and will be filled with music, colour and a whopping 11 floats. The Magic parades always offer a top-class night out for all the family, and the first of these, on November 25, will see the children’s parade commencing at 6pm and featuring Santa and his elves. The parade will, of course, culminate in the switching on of the town’s Christmas lights. Santa Claus has confirmed that many of his friends will join him on the night including Minnie and Mickey Mouse as well as Frozen stars Anna, Elsa and Olaf. Not only that, but

a host of famous Disney celebrities the parade will also be joined by children from local schools. You’ll get a bird's eye view of Santa all along the parade route which takes in New Street on to Beech Road, Mission Road, then Main Street and back down New Street. If you miss Santa and his friends on the 25th don’t worry, there will be a Christmas parade on Saturday, December 3, December 10, and 17 ,at 6pm. “Christmas in Killarney is pleased to announce that 2016 will see the return of the New Year’s Eve parade on December 31, at 6pm,” said a spokesperson. “When speaking to Santa he informed the Christmas in Killarney committee that there is still time to make the nice list if you are on your best behaviour for December and to make sure you post your letters in plenty of time.” For further information on the Christmas in Killarney events log onto www.christmasinkillarney.com

IN WHAT is welcome news for shoppers who are planning their sprees in the runup to the festive season, Kerry County Council has announced that car parking will be free for the month of December in the High Street and Lewis Road car parks in Killarney. Parking will be free up to 11am for the month of December in the following car parks: New Street Car Park (lower section only), Glebe Car Park; and Fair Hill Car Park The Cathaoirleach of the Killarney Municipal District, Cllr Brendan Cronin, said the provision of free parking annually is a gesture to local retailers and people visiting town to do their Christmas shopping. “This is an important gesture by the local authority to encourage people into the town during the Christmas period and I would urge people to shop local this Christmas,” he said. “Killarney is always a special place to be at Christmas time and the provision of free parking at particular times during this period gives people a chance to enjoy the atmosphere and to shop locally,” he added.

Miriam and Michael give food for thought BROADCASTER Miriam O’Callaghan and Independent Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae were on hand to support Kerry Food Hub recently. They met with David Gleeson of Kerry Food Hub, at Castleisland’s Enterprise Town promotion which was sponsored by Bank of Ireland. Two Kerry food production companies have taken up residence in the hub since last month. “The Kerry Food Hub is a brand-new custom-built facility incorporating four food production units completed to a very high standard,” said manager George Nash. Unit 2 at the Food Hub will become home to Harty Foods Ltd., who will produce a range of healthy snacks under the brand name ‘Origin’. Con Leen Salads Ltd, a second-generation family business run by Kate and David Leen, occupies Unit 3. The Leen family will continue to produce their existing range of freshly packed salads for the retail and catering sectors, as well as expanding into new products and markets.

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WONDERFUL oasis of luxury in the centre of Killarney, the Spa at the Killarney Plaza Hotel offers a sublimely relaxing experience. You are guaranteed to find it difficult to leave the enticing spa in the four-star hotel but once you do, you will emerge feeling completely refreshed and rejuvenated. Now the spa has joined forces with the Decléor and Carita ranges with exclusive treatments and a number of a fabulous Christmas collections available. The spa is a must-visit if you seek the perfect present, with vouchers as well as luxury limited-edition gift specials now available. Regarded as one of the finest luxury spa hotels in Ireland, the Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa offers you time out from the busy whirl of day-to-day life. The spa boasts a feng-shui influenced design and so you feel cocooned the moment you enter. The expert therapists, led by Monika Geviliene, will tailor your treatment, whether it is a massage or a facial, to your requirements. They will also guide you through the top-class facilities in the spa, including a Gulfstream hydrotherapy pool, earth, fire and water serail, and signature vitality treatment rooms. Mud and steam chambers are also available as part of the feelgood experience. Couples take note – a specially designed “couples pod” ensures you can enjoy a treatment together and the hydrotherapy pool can also be booked for one or two people only. “Your entire spa experience is designed as a journey,” said Monika. To contact the Spa at the Killarney Plaza Hotel, email spa@killarneyplaza.com or call 064-662 1151.

Decléor’s vision DECLÉOR aims to establish a fundamental, energetic technique for the benefit of client, therapies and care using the infinite resources of the botanical world. The company’s philosophy promotes wellness in body, mind and skin. Monika Geviliene, spa manager Killarney Plaza Hotel, said: “The mission, vision and philosophy are central to all we do at the Spa at the Killarney Plaza, we are delighted to offer an extensive therapies offering complemented by a wonderful selection of products in our emporium.” If you enjoy the aroma-sense aspect of spa therapies then you will love facial and massages. “Decléor treatments are ideal for all generations,” said Monika. “Decléor has recently introduced a wonderful range, Or Excellence, aimed at the 50-plus age group and perfect for mature skin.”

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Carita offers luxury experience TAKE time out to experience Carita at the Spa at the Killarney Plaza Hotel. Carita’s bespoke hands-on therapies for the face and body combine a sublime exfoliation with sensational massage techniques for intense relaxation and incredibly youthful looking and radiant skin. The luxury French brand includes the Cinetic Lift Expert (Cle) machine. “The exclusive combination of microcurrents, ultrasound and LED futuristic technologies offer dramatic visible results after just one therapy,” said spa manager Monika Geviliene. A results-driven treatment, many users hail it as having a “miracle” effect on the complexion. “With Cinetic Lift Expert (Cle) you get tailored expert solutions dedicated to individual skin concerns. These therapies deliver results in correcting, lifting and firming,” said Monika. “This is an exclusive treatment and range, available in only two or three spas in Ireland. Not only is the Cinetic treatment uplifting, it is also so relaxing.” Regarded as a “luxurious investment” in your skincare, the Cinetic therapy stimulates your skin muscles. “In addition, our Spa emporium carries Carita's broad spectrum of retail products. Carita users consistently experience noticeable and defining results – achieving beauty through balance, staying younger looking and preventing the effects of premature aging,” said Monika.

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Killarney ‘set to take the world by storm’ KILLARNEY is poised “to take the world stage by storm”, in the words of Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae as Ireland’s 2023 Rugby World Cup bid took a huge leap forward this week. Killarney’s Fitzgerald Stadium is one of 12 potential venues for hosting the Rugby World Cup, if Ireland’s bid for the 2023 tournament is successful. Other candidates unveiled on Tuesday were Croke Park, Aviva Stadium, RDS Arena, Nowlan Park, Kilkenny, Páirc Ui Chaoimh, Thomond Park, Pearse Stadium, Galway, McHale Park, Castlebar,

Casement Park, Kingspan Stadium, and Celtic Park Derry. The chairman of Ireland’s Rugby World Cup 2023 Bid Oversight Board, Dick Spring, has formally announced Ireland’s entry into the ‘candidate’ phase of the selection process to determine the host for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Ireland will compete with South Africa and France to win the right to host the global tournament. The winning bid will be announced in November 2017. The announcement of the Rugby World Cup 2023 host union will take

place in November 2017. The Rugby World Cup expected to be worth over €800 million to the economy with over 445,000 visitors predicted to travel to Ireland if the bid is successful. Deputy Michael Healy-Rae said news of Fitzgerald Stadium’s inclusion on the list of potential venues “could not be better for Killarney”. The Kilgarvan-based TD added: “The businesspeople of Killarney are no strangers to big crowds from Munster finals to concerts, festivals you name it, Killarney can do it, this

event is a different animal but there is no better town in Ireland to host it.” Seanad Leas-Cathaoirleach and Fine Gael Kerry Senator Paul Coghlan, Killarney, said the selection of Fitzgerald Stadium “is obviously a good move”. “There is currently a proposal to increase the capacity of the stadium from 43,000 to 50,000, and I have no doubt that it will serve as an exceptional facility for rugby fans visiting from around the globe, he said.”

Council takes a bow as tourism strategy named best in Ireland KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL has clinched a coveted national award this week, having been selected as outright winner of the Irish Public Sector Service to Tourism Award 2016 for its newly published tourism strategy. The ‘Excellence in Business’ Awards to Local Government, sponsored by the Irish Public Sector Magazine, are awarded annually to companies and authorities who can demonstrate outstanding service, continuity, track record and general excellence in business to the public sector, Irish companies, and to the people of Ireland. Last year, the council won the ITIC Best Tourism Innovation Award at the inaugural National Tourism Awards. The new Kerry Tourism Strategy and Action Plan 2016-2022 is the culmination of two years’ work by the council and the Destination Kerry Tourism Forum and follows extensive local, national and in-

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ternational consultation with the public, visitors, agencies and trade and is the most in-depth analysis of tourism ever undertaken in the county. Kerry attracts 1.7m overseas and domestic holidaymakers which generate over €420m in tourist-related income for the county. The county currently attracts 13% of all overseas visitors to Ireland and one in three American visitors includes Kerry on their itineraries. Kerry is also more dependent on tourism than any other county with over 20% of its workforce employed in tourism-related enterprises and has over 9,000 people directly employed in the accommodation and hospitality sectors. Moira Murrell, Chief Executive of Kerry County Council, described the strategy as “a living document that will respond to new challenge.

Welcoming the award for the Kerry County Tourism Strategy at County Buildings this week, Cllr Robert Beasley (chairman, Tourism Strategic Policy Committee), Cllr Michael O’Shea (mayor), Moira Murrell (chief executive), Joan McCarthy (head of tourism development), John Griffin (tourism officer).

Gardai investigate break-in near Beaufort Bridge KILLARNEY Gardai are investigating a break-in that took place in Beaufort recently. The burglary occurred on Saturday, November 5/Sunday, November 6, at the office buildings at Kissane/JPS Car Sales next to Beaufort Bridge. If you have any information contact Killarney Gardai on 064-66 31 222.

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AS INGENIOUS as it is delicious, Krave is a local business that delivers nutritious and tasty lunches to workplaces in the Killarney and Tralee areas. Krave was established in July of this year to offer busy working people the convenience of having a healthy and delicious lunch delivered straight to their desk. The owner of Krave, Kate Leen, said: “I remember being at work in my previous role and as a busy manager I rarely took a full lunch break. Some days i would be organised enough to pack my lunch, other days not so. Also having two small children to get out the door, I came to realise we often neglect our own wellbeing! I remember thinking one day if someone could hand me my lunch, and a healthy one at that, it might make lunch time a bit easier.” Kate’s husband David Leen already ran a business providing salads made fresh daily with no additives or preservatives to shops, delis and butchers. After much research Kate undertook a food programme. “This helped me greatly understand the food business and helped us with the development of Krave,” she added. “We also worked closely with local chef Mark Doe over a number of months to create nutritious and delicious lunches, with healthy proteins and slow-release carbs to keep you fuller for longer and avoid that mid afternoon slump.” All Krave dishes are available through delivery and are not available to shops. “We have also introduced vegetable curries and rustic soups to our winter menu to warm your toes in the winter months!” said Kate. Krave, along with its sister business the long-established Con Leen Salads, is located in The Kerry Food Hub in Firies village. “We offer deliveries in Tralee on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays and in Killarney on Wednesdays and Fridays with a view to adding additional delivery days,” said Kate. Contact Krave on 085-179 7365, email kravelunchdeliveries@ gmail.com or see kravelunch.com

In the frame for wine and art night MEMBERS of Killarney Rotary Club are busy putting the finishing touches to one of highlights of Munster’s social calendar, the Evening of Wine & Art. The 13th annual event will take place in The Malton Hotel next Thursday, November 24, and will support a number of local charities. “The event is held in association with Daly’s SuperValu without whom we could not hold this event every year,” said Killarney Rotary President Angela O’Connor. “It looks like the event will be even bigger than previous years. We have some fantastic worthy causes lined up both on the charitable and sporting fronts, namely The Stephen Lyne Foundation, The Killarney Cardiac Response Unit, Football For All, Killarney Swimming Club, The Kilcummin Defibrillator Group, Fossa Rowing Club, Gaelscoil Faithleann, Coolick and Tiernaboul Schools, the Order of Malta and Presentation Secondary School Music Programme.” Angela added: “There will be lots of wine, cheese and beer to sample on the night and we could not do any of it without the help and sponsorship of Daly's SuperValu and the Daly family. We are also delighted to welcome back The Killarney Brewing Company

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this year. “A great night is planned but of course none of this would be possible without the numerous local artists who have been working away over the last year and who deserve our support and encouragement for their talent."

Killarney Rotary President Angela O’Connor.

Experience the enchantment of the Christmas Island THIS year Santa is on the move and where better to locate than in the heart of Killarney town. Harold, Santa’s chief elf, has been busy all year creating a magical Christmas Island which Santa can call home in the run up to the busiest day of the year for him. Christmas Island is the perfect place for boys and girls to come and chat to Santa and make sure they have made his ‘2016 nice list’. Once you have met with Santa and his elves you can enjoy the festive funfair ride, make a wish at the wishing wall, get your photo taken with the toy soldiers, visit the life size crib and much more. Don’t forget to bring your letter to post in the big red Christmas post-box. The man in red himself told us he is really looking forward to his time in Killarney. “This is a very exciting time for me, Harold and the other elves. We have been looking for a second home away from the North Pole, somewhere we can chat to the children before Christmas, and being here in the centre of Killarney, alongside the sleigh rides is the perfect location.” Christmas Island is located at Kenmare Place Killarney opposite Killarney Cinema on the Ha Ha, and will be open on December 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11, and every day from December 16 to 23. It is open from 2pm to 6pm on Fridays and 12pm to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday. Admission for children and adults is €5 and infants are free!

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Visitor injured after ‘somersaulting’ off her bike on uneven road surface

FUNDING has recently been secured to carry out essential repairs on the dangerous lag at Ross Road. This work will commence at the Ross Castle end – and not before time, say residents. Patricia Gogsch and Marie Clifton are among residents who have highlighted how they have witnessed accidents occurring at various points on the route due to the uneven surface. “In August, I came upon an accident in which a visitor to the area literally somersaulted off her bike,” Patricia Gogsch told the Killarney Advertiser. “I called the emergency services and it transpired she had broken her shoulder. Like many people, she simply didn’t realise that there were seriously uneven surfaces along the road.” Regular walkers in the area tend to organise their walk to accommodate the sidestepping the perilous spots, while waterlogging is also a serious issue along the route, added Patricia and Marie. “Now and again patching takes place but this mode of repair takes out more of the matter underneath over time,” said Patricia. They also highlighted how easy it is for motorists to lose control due to the road surface. They along with Councillor John Sheahan said the footpaths are also in urgent need of appear. “I will be raising the matter of the path’s condition at council level,” said Cllr Sheahan.

Marie Clifton, Councillor John Sheahan and Patricia Gogsch highlight a damaged footpath on Ross Road.

Con opens a new chapter on Kerry’s bravehearts Author Con Dennehy with his new book.

Killarney book launch in honour of Berkeley balcony collapse survivor A HEARTFELT book, written by the cousin of one of the survivors of the tragic balcony collapse in California, last year, will have its Killarney launch on Saturday, December 3. Room for One More, which is written by Kathryn Crowley (Sheahan), who is originally from Main Street, Killarney, will have its Killarney launch in the Liquid Lounge at the Killarney Grand Hotel at 7pm. Kathryn, a school principal in Dublin, said: "Aoife Beary is one of the bravest and most determined young people I have the privilege to know. I hope any funds raised from the sale of my collection of stories will help defray the significant costs of her journey to recovery and help to make her future brighter

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in some small way." Room for One More is available to order at http://www.emuink.ie or at www.amazon.com and at Sheahan’s Pharmacy, Main Street, and O’Connor’s Newsagent, Beech Road.

“KERRY BRAVEHEARTS” is the title of a new book penned by awardwinning Kerry journalist and photographer Con Dennehy. The publication, which will be launched in Killarney on Sunday, November 27, looks deep into the heart and soul of 42 inspirational Kerry people who have overcome, and in many cases continue to overcome, adversity in their own personal life. “This book invites each of us to put ourselves in another’s shoes, to see and feel the existence of pain, bravery, love, community and courage. It is a book brought to you by ordinary people who have, and continue to live, extraordinary lives,” said Currow native Con Dennehy. Among those featured in the book are Margaret Curran (Waterville), Kathleen Poff (Brosna), Marianne McGrath (Kenmare), Becka Flynn (Killorglin), Barry Clifford (Castlecove), Liam Dennehy Quinn (Fossa) and Tom Doherty (Killarney) “Each person featured in the book has battled with a range of life-changing traumas such as cancer, Parkinson’s disease, depression, brain injury, loss of limbs, strokes, epilepsy, suicide, rare growth disorders and other medical issues,” sad Con. The book features the incredible and honest accounts of cancer by former Kerry Rose Julett Culloty from Kilcummin and photographer Evelyn Woodard (Faha). “Tralee farmer Tommy Moynihan recounts a horrific farm accident that resulted in the loss of his left hand. Anthony Morris from Killarney details his traumatic battle with Lyme disease while Rathmore native David Saunders tells his inspiring story that saw him lose a leg to cancer but fight back to become an Irish international amputee soccer star,” added Con. Inspirational stories from Betty Crosbie (Killarney), Michael John Dineen (Rathmore) and Jim O’Shea (Listry) are also featured in the book. Kerry Bravehearts will be launched in The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney on Sunday, November 27, at 4pm by Radio Kerry presenter and journalist Deirdre Walsh.

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SHE’S always so engaging to watch on television and Killarney’s cookery fans were delighted to get the chance to meet celebrity chef Catherine Fulvio when she took centre stage at the Muckross Park Hotel on Saturday. The five-star venue played host to the author and owner of Ballyknocken House & Cookery School when she presented a Christmas-themed cookery demonstration to over 150 guests. Catherine, who has just published her latest cookbook "Taste of Home", gave her trademark insightful tips on some of her favourite recipes.

Following the demonstration, guests enjoyed a festive three-course gourmet dinner designed by Catherine. The delectable meal included a smoked salmon rolled salad, traditional Christmas turkey and a mince pie bombe. The hotel’s deputy general manager Daniel O’Connor said: “The night was a fantastic experience, seeing one of Ireland’s well-known chefs and authors onstage demonstrating her skills and sharing tips and advice on how to create the perfect Christmas dinner.”

The Muckross Park Hotel & Spa has been recognised for its culinary excellence with its Yew Tree Restaurant voted Best Restaurant on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way in the 2015 Gold Medal Hotel & Catering Review awards. Led by Executive head chef and Kerry native John O'Leary, the dedicated team have created a wonderful dinner menu featuring the finest ingredients from along the famous Wild Atlantic Way driving route. Yew Tree Restaurant provides the ideal location for a special occasion, event or Christmas party evening; call 064-6623400.

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Get your skates on and enjoy Killarney on Ice

IT’S back! The wonderful winter attraction Killarney on Ice will be located at the Beech Road car park from December 2 until January 8. Beginners and seasoned skaters alike are secretly hoping to unleash their inner Torvill and Deans! The ice rink was hugely popular in 2015 and it is a key part of the Christmas in Killarney Festival. The 600 square metre ice rink under marquee will return to the Beech Road car park beside the tourist office from Friday, December 2. Already great interest has been aroused with the announcement of the return of Kerry’s only festive ice rink and group bookings in particular have been exceptionally strong. Schools, youth clubs and sports teams across the county are using the facility of the group booking discount rate to plan a session on the ice. The normal opening times can be extended during the day to accommodate school groups. “Value for money is key,” says Tim O’Donoghue, the promoter of the rink. “That’s why we have special family and group rates.” Helmets and skate aids are available for novice skaters with double bladed skates to help young children. “Ice skating is lots of fun, easily picked up, and is great exercise,” said Tim. The rink will be open daily from 5pm on selected weekdays and from 11am on Saturdays and Sundays and during school holidays. “Be sure to check our website before you travel,” added Tim. “Sessions last for one hour and tickets can be booked online at www.killarneyonice.com. For further information and group or company bookings, please contact Killarney On Ice at 085-7400366. Christmas gift vouchers will be available from the ice rink box office and these are always immensely popular. To celebrate the return of the ice rink, walk-up opening weekend prices will be €10 for all ages all hours.

At Killarney on Ice last year were Killian and Saoirse Mangan, Sophie and Evan Doona, back, Julie and Ken Mangan, James and Angela Doona. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ

Dylan is fighting fit CONGRATULATIONS to talented Killarney sportsman Dylan Vaughan, who reigned supreme in a major Thai boxing tournament recently. The 22-year-old triumphed in a professional Thai boxing event in Cork. Dylan fought an extremely tough opponent, Liam McGill from Limerick, in three three-minute rounds in the Neptune stadium in Cork City. Dylan, who is a member of Kingdom Warriors, was taking part in a Thai boxing supershow hosted by Siam Warriors. The show is one of the biggest promotions of its kind. Dylan won his bout with a unanimous decision and his fight was certainly a contender for fight of the night. PICTURES: CE GORDON, MUAY ÉIREANN

Tributes paid to father of three THE community was in mourning this week after the tragic death of Shane Foley. Mr Foley died following an accident on his farm in Currow, Farranfore, on Saturday evening. Tributes flowed for the 43-year-old father of three this week. Mr Foley was laid to rest following Requiem Mass in Church of the Immaculate Conception, Currow. Wednesday, with

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CRITICAL IMPORTANCE OF NEW NATIONAL PAEDIATRIC HOSPITAL ON OCTOBER 27, Connolly for Kids Hospital group attended the hearing of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health, on the suitability of the St James's Hospital campus as a location for the new National Paediatric Hospital. Following our presentation and response to committee members' questions, representatives of the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board and the Children's Hospital Group Board also made a presentation and responded to questions from members. We were shocked and disturbed by the information presented to a Government committee by representatives of both boards. Much of the evidence presented was incorrect and misleading as well as categorically false in many instances. Given the amount of deceptive information presented to the Joint Oireachtas Committee, it is evident that neither the Taoiseach nor the Minister for Health can continue to have confidence in either board. We are, therefore, calling on the Taoiseach to dissolve both the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board and the Children's Hospital Group Board with immediate effect. In light of the indisputable lack of a single justifiable reason for locating the Children's Hospital on the St James's site, and the critical importance of the new National Paediatric Hospital to future generations of children in Ireland, we also request that there be an urgent re-appraisal of the St James's and Connolly Hospital sites. This could be undertaken within a very short timeframe and must consider the primary criteria: 1) maternity hospital co-location which will ensure better clinical outcomes, 2) space for expansion of all hospitals on the sites and 3) ease of access. Valerin O'Shea, 6 Burleigh Mews, Burlington Road, Dublin 4

Fire safety for Traveller sites IN VIEW of the June 2016 Report that stated that up to 80% of Traveller homes in the country were high fire risk, is Kerry County Council satisfied that all the Traveller accommodation in this county is as free as is humanly possible from such risk, I feel it is appropriate to address this matter following the first anniversary of the Carrickmines fire tragedy that claimed 10 lives. An accommodation assessment by the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management following that Carrickmines fire found that very many units there did not have working fire alarms, carbon monoxide alarms and that a majority had dangerous electrical installations. It also stated that in some locations Units were sited too proximate to each other. Kerry County Council stated that it continues its pro-active programme of engagement with the Local Traveller Accommodation Consultative Committee, local Traveller advocacy groups and resident s of the sites in the development and implementation of ongoing fire safety imitative. An important element of the overall programme is fire safety awareness and Kerry County Council works with resident and stakeholder groups to ensure attendance at fire safety awareness events organised by the council. It continues to carry out pre-incident planning and to ensure that Traveller fire safety is included in the annual Planning Programme and this has been completed for 2016 in all four sites in Kerry. The Fire Service Department visits the Traveller sites the week before Fire Safety Week each year and this has occurred for this year in all Kerry Traveller accommodation sites on September 22 and 23, 2016. Kerry Council said that this important matter will be kept under review in conjunction with the Local Traveller Consultative Committee. Councillor Michael Gleeson, Clasheen, Killarney

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LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 23:35-43: THIS weekend’s feast puts before us Jesus as a person who never used power for his own selfish advantage. Who have you known who used power for the benefit of others rather than for their own self-interest? When have you used power in this way? The power of God is shown in an unexpected way in the Crucifixion, not in a wonderful display of spectacular dominance, but in Jesus sharing our human weakness. When has the honesty of another sharing his/her human vulnerability with you had a powerful effect? When has your honesty in that way had a positive effect on another? Jesus is an example of someone in apparent helplessness. In human terms, he was powerless. It was his trust in the love of God with him that helped him through. It was only later with the hindsight of the resurrection that the moment of helplessness could be seen as one in which the power of God was present. Have you had experiences on which you can look back now and see that the power of God was at work in your moments of helplessness? We may also identify with the good thief, reaching out in support of the innocent Jesus. Who has reached out to you when you experienced unfair treatment? To whom have you reached out in that way? The scene also puts before us the liberating power of forgiveness. The forgiveness of Jesus brought new life to the criminal hanging on the cross with him. When have you found that forgiveness given, or received, was a source of new life for yourself or for others? John Byrne, OSA, Veritas

KILLARNEY PARISH SILVER CIRCLE

THE results of week five are as follows – first prize, €500: Batt O’Sullivan, Knocknaskeha, seller: Nuala O’Doherty; second prize, €250: Ivan Hurley, Whitebridge Manor, seller: Caroline Hurley. The winners of €100 each are as follows: Bernie O’Sullivan, 3 Orchard Close, seller: John Dwyer; Brenda Moynihan, Rathmore NS, seller: Maisie O’Sullivan; Tara Fleming, St Brendan’s Terrace, seller: Tadhg Fleming; Noreen Dineen, Whitebridge Manor, seller: John Mannix; Paddy McCarthy, Deer Park House, seller: Parish Office. The winners of €75 each are as follows: Mark O’Shea, Priory Paddocks, seller: Tadhg Fleming; Joan Brosnan, New Street, seller: Parish Office; Brenda Courtney, Doonkinane, Faha, seller: Kathleen McCarthy; Fr Michael Fleming, Killorglin, seller: Fr Paddy O’Donoghue; Derek Daly, Countess Grove, seller: John Dwyer; Johnny and Joan Culloty, O’Sullivan’s Place, seller: Tadhg Fleming; Pat Meade, Barraduff, seller: Maria Falvey; Ciara Murphy, Gortdromakerrie, seller: Margaret Gleeson O’Donoghue. Congratulations to all winners, and thanks to all who supported, promoted and sponsored the draw this year. Tickets are still available from the Sacristies and Parish Office. This week’s prize money is sponsored by Kerry Refrigeration & Electrical & Co, BBM Secure, O’Keeffe’s Oils, O’Sullivan Sound, Boramic Candles, CRL Oils & The Malton Hotel.

Christ the King

THIS is the final Sunday of Year C and, as we draw to a close, of our reading of Luke’s Gospel, we hear the account of Jesus’ crucifixion. It is the Feast of Christ the King and this Gospel certainly gives us an opportunity to lay aside a lot of cultural baggage we may have about kings, leaders and kingdoms. Jesus’ kingdom is unlike the one that Pilate, or many other earthly leaders know. It is a kingdom built on love, service, justice, reconciliation and peace. Few ‘kings’ can measure up to this: responding to violence with forgiveness, giving those with no hope a reason to hope. Today’s Gospel gives a powerful image of Jesus as servant King, like a beacon light for society in today’s world. Who do you know in our world today who is the more living example of this type of kingship, making daily sacrifices in endless service to those around them? In the words of Michel de Verteuil: “The power of truth, of honesty, of forgiveness – with no frills! How different the world would be if it was governed by this kind of power.” Jane Mellett

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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; Prayer meetings Tuesday & Thursday 8am -9am; Parent & Toddler 10am 12 noon (term-time); Wednesday 7.30pm Bible Study; Friday 11am Bible Study, 12noon Lunch. During December Friday morning Advent Bible study & Holy Communion 11am, lunch 12noon. Carol service 21st December 7.30pm 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 EPILEPSY IRELAND The next support meeting for people with Epilepsy will be held at the Epilepsy Ireland office, Park Road o Thursday next Tuesday 22nd November at 10.30am (The next meeting for parents will be held on December 6th at 10.30am) Please contact Kathryn at 064-630301 for further details 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. SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP Next meeting November 14th 2016 at Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing Home Kilcummin at 7.30pm. Guest speaker Doctor Helena Moore, Neurologist from Tralee. All are welcome. For further information please contact Grace McCrae President 064-7758837.

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Guess Who's 21??? Enjoying the recent coffee morning in aid of Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, at the Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa were Eileen Murphy, Mary Murphy and Anne O'Donoghue.

Daniel Jones, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree in Psychology at Waterford IT on November 2 pictured with his parents Danny and Hanna Jones, Killarney. Kay Carroll, Pamela Walsh and Mary O'Connor at the recent coffee morning in aid of Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, at the Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa

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Taste of Tralee food fair returns to Manor West

ALL the ingredients for success are present as Manor West is getting ready to welcome the “Taste of Tralee Food Fair” to the shopping centre on Saturday, November 26, and Sunday, November 27, fro 12pm to 6pm. The food fair will host numerous local artisan food producers offering fantastic handmade products from the heart of Kerry. As well as Santa and his friends, Kingdom Party Pals will be there over the weekend with some fun characters such as Anna and Elsa. Radio Kerry and Francis Jones will broadcast live from 11-2pm on Saturday and there will be a chance to win some fantastic spot prizes. Derek Rusk, shopping centre manager, noted how the food fair always creates “electric atmosphere” in the mall. “There is always such a fabulous range of products on show and something to suit everybody’s tastes,” he said. The event, which is organised in conjunction with Taste Kerry, is a fantastic opportunity for many of our local artisan food producers to display their products and interact with a wider pool of customers. The food fair received tremendous support last year and is ready for another successful year. Many more exciting events and activities are planned to take place over the festive season, making Manor West your one stop for shopping this Christmas. Santa Claus will be arriving at Manor West on November 19 and children will be able to visit Santa and his friends for free every Thursday and Friday from 2pm-6pm and every Saturday and Sunday from 12-6pm, right up to December 23. Manor West will also have manned car-parking areas over the festive period as well as extra parking opened daily behind Debenhams during peak traffic times. All the parking as always is free of charge, so one less drain on the pocket!

Santa Claus is on his way to Beaufort House

THERE may be many calls on his attention these few weeks as Santa Claus gets stuck into the busiest time of the year but he is looking forward to seeing his pals in Beaufort in early December. All are welcome to meet the man Laura Mac Sweeney, with hair in red and enjoy afternoon tea at styled by Sean Taaffe. Beaufort House on December 10 PICTURE: PAWEL NOWAK and 11. All proceeds of this event will go to Beaufort Tidy Towns and tickets can be booked by contacting Eileen O’Neill at 087-4197979. The cost is €7.50 per child with children under the age of one going free. Afternoon tea is €15 per person. Times and places are limited.

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Don’t let hearing loss affect your quality of life

Despite hearing being one of the essential five senses, many who suffer from hearing loss are reluctant to have a check-up, says Colin O’Brien, hearing aid audiologist with Hidden Hearing, Killarney

THE ability to communicate is one of the things that makes us human, and yet we go through life with impaired hearing and do little or nothing about it. Studies show that almost one in six people in Ireland experience hearing difficulties but many people delay seeking treatment for up to 15 years.

As part of a global hearing concern Hidden Hearing has access to some of the latest technologies which have been designed in leading edge laboratories to aid those whose hearing is impaired, for example it carries a range of Bluetooth-enabled hearing devices which allow the wearer to wirelessly plug directly into a TV or stereo, thereby enhancing the quality of people’s lives. If you answer ‘Yes’ to the following questions it may indicate that you need to have your hearing checked: do you often feel that people are mumbling or not speaking clearly?

Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in a crowded room or restaurant? Do you frequently ask people to speak up or repeat themselves? Do you have difficulty hearing the telephone or the doorbell? Do you have to turn the television or radio up loud to hear better?

Hidden Hearing has invested significantly to ensure that our clinics have the very latest technology available worldwide and the Hidden Hearing Clinic in Killarney is equipped to deal with hearing loss of any kind.

For further information or to book a free hearing test at Hidden Hearing Killarney, Unit 5 Scott Street, call Donal on 064-663 0044 or log onto www.hiddenhearing.ie

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People of Killarney urged to vote for Cadbury’s Christmas convoy to visit our town

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MOVE over Willy Wonka, Cadbury has revealed details of its 2016 ‘Cadvent Convoy’, which will see Cadbury Christmas trucks packed with festive surprises and events delivering joy across the nation, for 24 consecutive days, from December 1. And Killarney could get in on the act if an online vote is successful. Each day throughout December, the Cadvent Convoy trucks will arrive at a different location and this year, the Irish public can cast their votes on where the trucks should stop – be it your own hometown, or that of a loved one. Voting is open until November 28 and all you have to do is simply visit www.cadburycadvent.ie and choose from three locations in Kerry – Killarney, Tralee and Listowel. Once voting has closed, the full Cadvent Convoy route will be revealed at a launch event in Dublin, on December 1. At each stop along the Cadvent Convoy route, the trucks will throw open their doors to reveal magical Christmas scenes, with a host of festive entertainment for the whole family. From enjoying your favourite Cadbury treats and a magical Cadbury Grotto, to festive performances from choirs and music acts, the Cadvent Convoy will be spreading festive cheer and helping the nation count down to Christmas. Speaking about the Cadvent Convoy, Tricia Burke, senior brand manager with Cadbury, said: “Christmas is, without doubt, our favourite time of the year at Cadbury. The Cadvent countdown allows us to bring the excitement and anticipation of Christmas to life, using one of our most iconic Christmas products, the advent calendar – all while creating magical moments across the nation each day, for everyone in the family. “Our tour of the country last December was a great success, but this year, we wanted to really get the public involved from the very beginning, by giving them a chance to vote for the towns they want us to visit in 2016. We have shortlisted a number of towns across all counties, so all people have to do is log on, select their county, vote for town of choice, and we’ll bring the Joy.” You can follow all the Cadvent Convoy action throughout December, via Cadbury’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK CHILLI JAM The Killarney Lake Hotel’s head chef Noel Enright shares his recipe for a jam that will add spice to any meal

INGREDIENTS 2 red onions (finely chopped) 1 red pepper (finely chopped) Olive oil 10 small chillies chopped, (small standard red chillies) 1 punnet of cherry tomatoes halved 50g dark brown sugar 50 ml soy sauce Pinch of salt

METHOD In a heavy based pot cover onions and peppers in olive oil, heat and simmer, add chillies, simmer until the onions start to turn golden and add the tomatoes. Simmer for five more minutes and add sugar and soy sauce. Liquidise and add your pinch of salt. Allow to cool 4 to and store in the fridge for up a week.

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Grace Notes

collection of songs that are linked to Kerry. Before I had Music is part of who I am even decided on any songs I knew Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley on her new album it would be called “Home To Kerry”. I have a great pride “THE day came when the risk to remain tight in my county and in a bud was more painful than the risk it the great heart that the people of Kerry have. took to blossom.” This quote by Anais Nin reNow, one year on, “Home To Kerry” has beally struck a chord with me the first time my come a reality. I will hold this album, which I fiancé John showed it to me and it still touchnow fondly call my “baby”, in my hands and es somewhere deep inside my soul today. know that I created something true and filled As I mentioned before, I took a few years’ with genuine love and emotion. break from singing. I unfortunately had a I am so excited to let you all know that I will very negative experience in the music world be launching my album on Thursday, Decemwhich shook me to my core and caused me to ber 1, at 8pm in the Malton Hotel Killarney. look for a career in another field. However, The launch will be in a concert format and after a great deal of soul searching and job I will be joined on stage by people who are site searching, I kept coming back to the same not only wonderful artists, but they are my conclusion; I cannot turn my back on music. I friends. Tickets for the launch will be availcannot do this because music is part of who able to buy in Variety Sounds and also on the I am. night. This time last year I said: “I am going to make an album next year!” This album was to be a •Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

Barraduff card drive

A THIRTY-ONE card drive takes place on Friday, November 25, in the Corner House Bar in Barraduff. The event, which commences at 7.30pm, is in aid of the Barraduff Community Field and it is the second annual card drive organised by the committee. Proceeds will be used for ongoing running costs of the facility. All card players are welcome and there will be a special welcome for more lady players. There will be tables of eight (four partners), with cash prizes, large hamper and many spot prizes up for grabs on the night. The committee is also keen to hear from any business who wants to sponsor a table or donate a spot prize; simply drop any prize donations into the Corner House Bar any evening or contact Siobhan Coakley on 086-323 4596 or Gerry O’Connor on 0860676216. Raffle tickets will be on sale on the night and tickets can be purchased prior to the night in O’Donoghue’s Shop.

Killarney Celtic celebration

FAI president Tony Fitzgerald will be the special guest at Killarney Celtic celebrates its 40th anniversary on Friday November 25. The function will unfold in the Killarney Avenue Hotel at 8.30pm. The Player of the Year Awards and Club Person of the Year will be announced from 9.30pm.

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Heavenly news as St Mary’s Church railings project wins top award NO DOUBT the resounding rounds of applause could be heard on high when it was announced that the St Mary’s Church of Ireland railings project had scooped the coveted overall prize at the Killarney Looking Good Awards. Presenting Reverend Simon Lumby with the accolade on Tuesday night was the manager of the All-Ireland winning Kerry minor team, Peter Keane, who was guest of honour at the ceremony in the Killarney Plaza Hotel. He along with Killarney Looking Good/Killarney Tidy Towns chairperson Yvonne Quill congratulated all the winners and paid tribute to the dedication of the volunteers, Kerry County Council and the business community. Ms Quill said: “I would like to say thanks once again to Killarney Advertiser for being the main sponsor of the Killarney looking Good Competition and sponsors Daly’s SuperValu and the O’Donoghue Ring Hotel Group.” Also addressing the gathering was Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area; Angela McAllen, Killarney Municipal District Area Manager, Kerry County Council; and Eve Kelliher, Editor, Killarney Looking Good/Killarney Tidy Towns chairperson Yvonne Quill, All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manag- Killarney Advertiser. er Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, Reverend “Since winning the Tidy Towns Competition Simon Lumby, St Mary’s Church of Ireland, overall winner and Eve Kelliher, Editor, Killarney Advertiser. in 2011 Killarney has continued to maintain this PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH high standard. We have steadily gained points each year and have been involved in many exciting new projects,said Ms Quill.” Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, and Eve Kelliher, Editor, Killarney Advertiser, with Josephine Brosnan, Millwood estate.

Bishop Ray Browne with Ursula Coffey, Holy Cross NS Principal and Ella Stack. All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manager Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Billy and Valerie Coleman, Rock Road, best private residence award.

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All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manager Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Denis McCarthy, Killarney Avenue Hotel.

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rved bow at Killarney Looking Good Awards 2016

Peter Keane, guest of honour, and Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Joan Dennehy, Neil Coffey and Chris O'Brien, Pinewood. Peter Keane, guest of honour, and Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with representatives of Holy Cross Gardens, winners of Best Community Cooperation award.

John Daly, Daly’s SuperValu, All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manager Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Karen Sheehan, Mike Neeson and Marie Murphy, KIlcoolaght residents.

Council staff and committee members at the Killarney Looking Good Awards in The Killarney Plaza Hotel on Monday night. Front from left, Breda Mulryan Killarney Area Engineer, All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manager Peter Keane, guest of honour, Killarney Looking Good/Killarney Tidy Towns chairperson Yvonne Quill, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area. Back from left are Johnny McGuire, Pat Linehan, Padraig Treacy, Margaret Pigott, Noel O'Leary, Kathleen Foley and Cormac Foley. All-Ireland winning Kerry minor football manager Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Sean Murphy, Murphy's Bar, Floral display award.

AWARD WINNERS The awards were as follows: Overall winners: St Mary’s Church of Ireland railings; Best Large Commercial Premises: Quills Woollen Market; Best Medium Commercial Premises: Who’s 4 Shoes?; Best Small Commercial Premises: Noelle’s, Old Market Lane; Most Improved Premises: Black Sheep Hostel, New Street; Best Newly Painted Premises, Large: Killarney Outlet Centre; Small: Music Express, Plunkett Street; Best Public House: Celtic Whiskey and Larder; Best Hotel: Killarney Avenue Hotel; Best Restaurant Cronin’s Restaurant; Green Hospitality Award: Brehon Hotel; Conservation Award: 11 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney; Preservation Award: Railings at St Mary’s Church of Ireland; Best Signage: Mac’s, High Street; Best Guesthouse: St Anthony’s, Park Road; Best Private Residence: Colemans, Rock Road; Best Large Estate: Pinewood Estate; Best Medium Estate: Kilcoolaght Residents; Best Small Estate: Millwood Estate; Best Roadside Garden: ‘Mar Lodge’, St Anne’s Road Best Laneway: Bohereencael; Award for Floral Display: Murphy’s, College Street; Best Kept School: St Brendan’s Secondary School; Bio-Diversity Award: St Oliver’s National School; Volunteer Award: Tom Roche, Just Forests; Restoration Award: Gardens at Killarney House; Junior Volunteer Award: John O’Shea, Faughchoille, Muckross; Pride of Place: Gortroe Environs; Best Community Co-Operation: Holy Cross Gardens; Highly Commended Award: 2 Pinewood Estate, 25 Pinewood Estate, 172 Ballyspillane, 5 Belleview Grove.

Breeda Myers, Cllr Donal Grady and Mary Foley.

Peter Keane, guest of honour, Councillor Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District Area, with Paul Sherry, Killarney Outlet Centre.

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The Provocateur SEASON OF SHARING SHOULD EXTEND ALL YEAR ROUND THE supermoon this week caused great excitement and no shortage of television coverage, which inevitably extended into speculation as to the possibility of life elsewhere across the galaxies. And this prompted one of the most prescient comments I heard in relation to all the talk about the supermoon: “Why are so many people so obsessed with contacting life other planets when we don’t talk enough to the people on our own?” It made me think of last year’s Christmas advert by John Lewis – the Man on the Moon. Featuring a haunting cover by 19-yearold Norwegian singer Aurora Aksnes of Oasis’ “Half the World Away”, the ad campaign told the story of a young girl trying to contact an elderly man spotted living alone on the moon. Her attempts to catch the man's attention fail until she sends him a special delivery of a telescope, via balloon, and the man finally gets to see Earth on Christmas night. The strapline for the advert is "Show someone they're loved this Christmas", with the company teaming up with the charity Age UK. Closer to home, this year, Lidl’s Christmas TV advert delivers a serious tug to the heartstrings and the poignant mini-movie has impressed all round. Based on the tagline “Share more this Christmas” the tear-jerking tale sees a family coming together to create a memorable Christmas for their beloved father and grandfather. Social media was abuzz as the ad struck a chord all round and has really captured the spirit of the festive season. I think these messages simply cannot be repeated enough, no matter what season we’re in.

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ON THE ONE ROAD Government ministers from both sides of the border united as the Irish Rugby Football Union officially launched its candidacy to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup at Lansdowne Road on Tuesday. Supporting the "Ready for the World" slogan, Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness threw their weight behind the bid for the sport's quadrennial showpiece event which they have yet to host. As New Zealand has already hosted the event IRFU Chief Executive, Philip Browne, doesn’t see why Ireland should be denied the opportunity with much of the bid focusing on the unique welcome the expected 445,000 plus fans will receive. A mixture of four rugby and eight Gaelic Games stadiums will be employed by the bid team, with 83,200 capacity Croke Park, which temporarily was used by the Irish team while Lansdowne Road was being renovated from 2007-2010, hosting the semi-finals and final, if the bid is successful. The formal bid will be sent before the World Rugby Council in June of 2017, with a final decision made on the host announced on November 15, 2017. Ireland will compete with France and South Africa, both of whom have hosted it before, for the honour. "This could be worth over €800m to the economy of Ireland, and that's a conservative estimate," said Browne. "We expect 4 billion TV eyes on us, and the best attended Rugby World Cup ever. We want a sustainable solution, and with that all our stadiums are pre-existing, and will be city centre, walkable locations." There will be an expected 2 million tickets sold

HITTING THE HEADLINES AT HOME

Survey sought to combat dumping in Kerry A DOOR-TO-DOOR survey is being sought in Kerry to stem the rise in illegal dumping in the county, writes Anne Lucey in the Irish Times. Illegal dumping is on the rise in the county, with rubbish is being left in bogs, woodlands, tourist areas and remote rural areas. “A problem has emerged with some of the council’s 98 bring-banks and extra security cameras are being installed to monitor the sites to identify people leaving household waste at the recyclable centres. Known littering blackspots are also being monitored,” according to the piece in Tuesday’s Irish Times. At the Kerry County Council annual budget meeting, councillors said hiking the

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at the tournament that will run from September 15 to November 4, with the IRFU also hopeful of catering for modest budgets with a number of stadiums retaining standing-only terraces. "We want to bring a unique mix of terraces and seats," said Browne. "We don't want only all-seater venues, and this would enable us to deliver a mix of pricing for fans." First round tickets for terraced areas could be available for as little as €15, it is understood. Dick Spring, Chairman of Ireland's RWC 2023 Bid Oversight Board, promised Ireland's proposition will be "world class and compelling". "We believe Ireland is ready to stage a Rugby World Cup like no other. A tournament that will capture the imagination of the world," said Spring, who is a former Ireland rugby international. The co-operation between both political jurisdictions was highlighted by McGuinness. "This shows how sports mad the country is," he said. "Everyone can get right behind it regardless of politics or allegiances. This is a collective effort and I commend the GAA for placing its grounds at the disposal of the tournament, a key factor in Ireland's ability to bid for the tournament." GAA grounds will make up the backbone with eight venues listed alongside the Aviva Stadium (Dublin), Thomond Park (Limerick), Ravenhill (Belfast) and the RDS (Dublin). Croke Park (Dublin), Pairc Ui Chaoimh (Cork), Casement Park (Belfast), Fitzgerald Stadium (Killarney), Pearse Stadium (Galway), McHale Park (Mayo), Nowlan Park (Kilkenny) and Celtic Park (Derry) are all part of the Board's proposal. Global governing body World Rugby will decide the 2023 competition's destination in November 2017 - and Ireland are comfortably the first of the three competing nations to map out their detailed hosting plans.

cost of waste disposal charges at council sites could tip the scales further in favour of fly-tipping. The cost of disposing a bag of refuse is due to rise by fifty cent to €4.50. To date in 2016, some 557 cases of illegal dumping have been investigated under the Litter Pollution Act in Co Kerry, with 59 on-thespot fines issued. “Fine Gael councillor Bobby O’Connell is seeking “a door-to-door survey” asking people what they do with their rubbish. He said this was a less costly alternative to other dumping-prevention measures,” adds the report.

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IS THERE ANYONE OUT THERE? It’s possible 200 planets, capable of hosting life, could have heard signals from Earth, says TREVOR O’DONOGHUE AT THE start of the 20th century an Italian by the name of Marconi began experimenting with wireless telegraphy. Soon after, wireless telephony and radio broadcasting were developed. Since those early days, humans have been pumping out radio, television and communications signals from our planet in an ever-increasing quantity and strength. Like a wave that travels outward when a stone is thrown into water, radio and TV signals travel by electromagnetic wave at the speed of light in an ever-expanding sphere away from the Earth. Theoretically, anyone with a powerful enough receiver on another planet would be able to eavesdrop on us. So how likely is this, and if they are listening, are they coming to visit? Our earliest communications have been travelling at the speed of light away from Earth for over 100 years. Within that time, they would have passed in the order of 15,000 stars, about 1000 of which are similar to our own sun. Our best guess is that one in five of all sun-like stars have Earth like planets in orbit around them, at the correct distance from their sun to have liquid water and therefore be capable of supporting life. So that is a possible 200 Earth-like planets, capable of hosting life, that could have heard our signals. Since we have only one example of life in the universe, we don't know if it's common for

Siptu to ballot members for strike action on pay life to arise. It could be that Earth hosts the sole sample of life in the universe, and we are the best the universe can come up with. Either way, predicting how common life is on Earth-like planets, and how often intelligent civilisations develop, is guesswork. But being optimistic and picking figures at random, let's say life arises on one out of every 500 Earth-like planets and intelligent life arises once from every 2000 examples of life. This means that intelligent life arises just once in every million of those Earth-like planets capable of supporting life. Given that our estimate is just 200 Earth-like planets capable of hosting life, I wouldn't be rolling out the red carpet just yet in preparation from an eavesdropping ET. On the off-chance that someone has heard our chatter, it would take an eternity to get here, assuming of course, they haven't developed the warp drive! •Feeling curious about the world around you? Email any science-related question you might have to Trevor at ftrevorodonoghue@ gmail.com

THE Siptu National Executive Council has authorised ballots by members for industrial action and strike action, on public service pay. The union had flagged its intention to begin a ballot unless the Government announced a timeline for talks on pay. The Irish Congress of Trade Unions had asked Siptu to defer the proposed ballot to allow talks to take place. Following that request by Congress, Siptu will ask their negotiating committees to ballot no earlier than December 1. This follows a request to defer a decision for two weeks to allow exploratory talks. In a statement issued on Thursday evening, Siptu said it had recommended acceptance of extremely hard choices during the difficult years since the economic collapse, but had always made it clear that they would take action to regain lost ground when circumstances changed. Siptu is the country's largest trade union, with 60,000 public sector members.

Wintry weather takes hold ROAD users have been urged to beware as wintry weather is affecting road conditions around the country, with further snow showers forecast. Met Éireann has warned of falling temperatures over the next few days after some sleet and snow showers. There will be further wintry showers tonight and in the coming days. Tonight, these will be heaviest and most frequent in the west and north with isolated thunderstorms. Temperatures will be 0C to 3C with frost and icy stretches.

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www.dv8fashion.com KILLARNEY

We are one of Ireland’s leading fashion retailers and have the following opportunities for our Kilarney store.

Due to the growth of the Škoda Brand in Kerry, we have a vacancy for a

STORE MANAGER

Fully Qualified Technician

(Ref K011)

A proven track record in retail is essential with a good sales approach and the ability to create a motivated atmosphere. An excellent package is available.

to join our highly skilled ŠkodaTechnical team. The successful applicant will be given Škoda technical training and take part in monthly CPD progressing to fully qualified Škoda Diagnostic Technician Status. Apply b email to - liamlynchmotors@eircom.net OR BY POST TO HR DEPARTMENT, LIAM LYNCH MOTORS, FARRANFORE, CO. KERRY FAO MELANIE.

LEGAL SECRETARY REQUIRED Full time or part time position available

Apply to Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High St, Killarney Po Box 3012

QUALIFIED PAINTER & DECORATOR ALSO APPRENTICE PAINTER & DECORATOR

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A retail background is required with a desire to progress in your career.

Please apply with full C.V. quoting reference number to - DV8 UNIT 2 M12 BUSINESS CENTRE, CHARLESTOWN NEW ROAD, PORTADOWN, CO ARMAGH, BT63 5PR Or e-mail marj.bell@dv8fashion.com

Closing date for applications 02.12.2016

wanted in the Killarney Kenmare area.

MOB: 086 3855543

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN A LEADING HOTEL OF THE WORLD DO YOU WANT THE SECURITY OF FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT ALL YEAR ROUND

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

ACCOMMODTION ASSISTANT FULL TIME/PART TIME & LAUNDRY PORTER • Previous experience preferable • Excellent customer care skills & Fluent English • Attention to detail and High Standards • Evening hours also available

CHEF DE PARTIE & DEMI CHEF

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

HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB ATTENDANT

• Lifeguard Qualification • Excellent Customer Care Skills • Previous experience preferable • Fluent English, Excellent Communication skills and High Standards

FOOD & BEVERAGE PERSONNEL

• Previous Experience in Food & Beverage essential • Excellent Customer Care Skills • Fluent English and Good communication Skills Applications in writing to: The Personnel Manager, The Killarney Park Hotel, Town Centre, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Or stop by the hotel to fill out an application form. Closing date for receipt of Applications, 5th December 2016. THE KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER.

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We are looking for the following positions both Full Time & Part Time:

Sous Chef Commis Chef Kitchen Porter Glass Collector We are now accepting CVs for summer staff 2017 Please send your CV or Email to jobs@theporterhousekillarney.com 18.11.16 Killarney Advertiser

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APPOINTMENTS appointments Killarney Community Services Ltd. HOLYCROSS DAY CARE CENTRE Killarney Community Services invites applications for suitably qualified persons for the position of

Part time Staff Nurse

(20 hours per week Monday to Friday 11.00am to 3.00pm) The successful applicant will be part of the day care centre team, working in a community based facility, which provides a welcoming, warm and safe environment for the older person living in the Killarney area.

The successful candidate will:

• Be registered in the General Division of the Live Register of Nurses maintained by An Bord Altranais or be entitled to be so registered. • Have a minimum of 2 years elderly care experience • Have excellent clinical skills • Have good communication and interpersonal skills Cover letter and CV by post, in confidence, Quoting Ref “Staff Nurse” to

CHAIRPERSON, HOLYCROSS DAY CARE CENTRE, ROCK ROAD, KILLARNEY, CO. KERRY. Closing date for receipt of applications is 3.00pm on Friday 16th December 2016. Interviews will take place in January 2107. Killarney Community Services is an equal opportunity employer. Canvassing will disqualify.

KILLARNEY’S LEADING PUBLISHING COMPANY IS SEEKING AN

EXPERIENCED GRAPHIC DESIGNER TO JOIN THEIR SUCCESSFUL TEAM The position is initially a 12 month, full time contract with the potential for permanency. Key Responsibilities: Ad Design

Weekly Magazine & Page layout Develop new products in conjunction with the Sales Team

Successful candidate will possess the following: Excellent time-management skills An eye for detail & quality design A positive attitude to deadlines Ability to make quick decisions in a fast-paced environment WordPress site management is desirable.

Apply to Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High St, Killarney Po Box 3014

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Beauty Therapist

You must be able to show proficiency in all elements of Adobe CC, MS Office and be familiar with using Adobe Bridge for file management. Excellent package and working conditions for the successful candidate.

• Knowledge of computerised accounting and payroll systems • Typing skills and office qualification beneficial • Clear communication skills both written and oral

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

Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd., Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork. Tel. 026 65750.

PART TIME WEEKEND STAFF

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Nail Technician

To join Le Beau Beauty Salon (Ballyvourney) for Christmas period. Experience essential. Email CV: info@lebeaubeauty.com

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REQUIRES Killorglin Clinic: Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar

LIVE MUSIC ON

2nd Monday of every month at 7.00pm

Kenmare Clinic: Atlantic Bar

Every Saturday night at 10.00pm

Kilgarvan Clinic: Healy-Rae’s Shop

9pm-10pm every Sunday

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

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL EXPRESSION OF INTEREST AND MARKET SOUNDINGS POTENTIAL SITE ACQUISITION FOR PROVISION OF CAR PARKING IN KILLARNEY TOWN KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL AND KILLARNEY MUNICIPAL DISTRICT Introduction

NEW YEAR’S EVE 9.30-12.30 SUIT SOLO ARTIST AND/OR TWO PIECE. MADAME LISA CLAIRVOYANT

As featured on R.T.E. & B.B.C, will be available for consultation

WEDNESDAY 23rd, NOVEMBER 3 - 7pm All Therapy Centre, Rock St, Tralee

FRIDAY 25TH, NOVEMBER 3 - 8pm Killarney Court Hotel

For further information or to make a booking

PLEASE CALL - 061- 473146

Kerry County Council (KCC) and Killarney Municipal District (KMD) have completed a Traffic Management Study for Killarney Town. This Traffic Management Study has, at its core, sustainable transport initiatives with measures set out to enhance the town centre environment. The need for additional car parking, on the periphery of the Town and on the incoming radial roads into the Town, was identified as a requirement to reduce the traffic circulating in the Town Centre area. The Traffic Management Study has outlined a variety of short term, medium term and long term recommendations. The purpose of this Expression of Interest and Market Sounding is to identify possible sites for this additional car parking and to explore the possible financial parameters within which such additional site acquisition might be progressed with private sector interests. Potential Car Parking Sites It is envisaged that the additional car parking requirement could be provided in a number of possible ways, as follows: • Offering for sale to KCC and KMD sites suitable for car parking, provided that they are in line with the requirements of the Traffic Management Study. • The offering of suitable car parking sites for use by KCC and KMD facilitated by an agreed commercial arrangement such as leasing, joint management or other agreed methodology. • Enhancement of existing KCC and KMD car parking sites, using an agreed commercial arrangement. This could include the provision of multi-storey car parking, supplemented, if necessary, by other commercial activities. Expression of Interest/Market Soundings Proposals Interested parties shall provide information on the following basis:• Parties with sites for sale should identify those sites and confirm that appropriate Land Registry mapping and legal documentation confirming ownership of same will be provided if requested. The possible costs to KCC and KMD in acquiring such sites should be outlined in broad terms. • Sites being offered for leasing, joint management or other such arrangements should be clearly identified and confirmation should be given that appropriate Land Registry mapping and legal documentation confirming a legal interest in same will be provided if requested. Proposals in relation to such sites should also include the broad financial parameters within which the arrangement with KCC and KMD would be progressed. • Proposals for enhancement of existing KCC and KMD facilities should identify the location of such sites and provide a broad outline of what is proposed to achieve that enhancement. This outline would describe the extent of additional car parking being provided, the nature and extent of any ancillary commercial requirements and the broad outlines of a commercial proposal outlining the costs to KCC and Killarney KMD in progressing such an arrangement. Kerry County Council and Killarney Municipal District Assessment Incoming proposals will be considered on the following basis: -

COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHIARRAÍ / KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL

BÓITHRE A NDÚNADH GO SEALADACH TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS ALT 75 d’ACHT NA mBÓITHRE 1993 / SECTION 75 OF ROADS ACT 1993

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993, and the Temporary Closing of Roads Regulations 1994, Kerry County Council has decided to close to public traffic the street / car park as detailed below in order to facilitate the holding of the Christmas in Killarney Parade on Friday, 25 November 2016.

Street: Main Street, Killarney from ‘Christies Corner’ to Market Cross Times: From 5.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Car Park: Cathedral Car Park Times: From 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m A traffic diversion system will operate on the main approaches to the town. Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin / Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

1. The suitability of the proposal in line with the requirements of the Killarney Town Traffic Management Study; 2. The suitability of any proposal in relation to planning, procurement and environmental rules and guidelines, and 3. The commercial costs, whole-life costs and sustainability of any proposal. Progression KCC and KMD will consider the suitability and sustainability of any valid incoming proposal. In the event of such proposals being of commercial, sustainable value to KCC and KMD then discussions may, at the discretion of the Council, be initiated with the submitting parties to further explore how such proposals might be progressed. Proposals must be submitted in hardcopy on or before Friday, 9th December 2016 To: SEO Corporate Services, Arás an Chontae, Kerry County Council, Rathass, Tralee, County Kerry. Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó’Caoinleáin Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach, Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

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buy, sell or lease property in Killarney....

PROPERTY LETTING & SELLING TO LET Rooms in Cahernane Meadows, long term, non smokers. Careful tenants. Tel. 086-8451208. TO LET Double en-suite room in town centre, electricity and bins included. Tel. 086-2089205. TO LET House for rent in Faha court at Killarney country club. This is a short term rent from Nov-Feb. One double room. Would suit a single person. The house is fully equipped and immaculately clean. €500 per month (excluding bills). The house is pet free and smoke free. Just 15 minutes from Killarney town in a nice quiet residential area. If interested Please contact 086-8770299. TO LET Double and Single rooms to rent,Cahernane Meadows. Non Smokers only. Quiet residential area. Please contact Deirdre on 0868451208/0879281689 TO LET 4 Bed House Cahernane Meadows, oil fired central heating in good condition. 4 Bed House off Muckross Road close to Killarney Oaks Hotel. 1 Bed Apartment on Loretto Road, In good condition. 1 Bed Apartment on St Anne’s Road, In excellent condition, available until May. 2 Bed apartment on Loretto Road, ground floor with parking, in good condition. 3 Bed house, Muckross Road, beside Killarney Oaks Hotel. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. TO LET House to let in Killarney town area. 4 Bedroom. Tel. 087-6791300 TO LET Apartment to let, One bedroom apartment on the Gap Road, Fossa, Killarney. Available for immediate occupancy. Fully self contained with all mod cons, off road private parking, and for single occupancy. Would suit a professional person. Non smoking only. Tel. 087-6204846 TO LET New 4 Bedroom House in Faha area. Would suit professional couple. No pets

allowed. Tel. 087-2729243 TO LET House to let near Barraduff.

5 Bedroom, 3 en-suite and main bathroom. All mod cons. Gated tarmacadam drive. Oil fired central heating throughout. School, shop etc in close proximity. Tel. 087-6551440 TO LET Room to let. 10 minute walk to town centre. Tel: 087-2484804 TO LET Apartment to let, one bedroom. All mod cons. In town centre. Off road parking. Would suit professional. Non smoking. For immediate occupancy. Available until end of April. Tel: 086-3163247 TO LET En-suite rooms to rent. Use of large kitchen, dining, living and utility room. Ten mins drive from Killarney town centre. Quiet area. Contact 087-1940782 TO LET 4 Bed, 2 sitting rooms, kitchen, dining room. Long term let. Black Valley Beaufort. 1/2 hour drive to Kenmare, Killorglin, Killarney. Oil fired central heating, School, Shop, Church within walking distance. Tel: 087-9865258 TO LET Single room to rent. Cahernane Meadows. Long term only. Contact 086-8451208/0879281689

WANTED WANTED House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. WANTED Reliable lady to share town centre apartment with one other lady. Own bedroom. Tel. 086-1974827 WANTED Urgent! Family looking for mins 3 bed house to rent ASAP as the house we are in now is being sold. Good Reference. If anyone knows about any properties around please contact me on 087-4574772

Garden Magic Perfecting your winter garden The first frosts of winter have been and gone, taking with them the last of the summer bedding, says Debby Looney

THE compost heap beckons, what better way to recycle what was in pots and beds? Rake leaves up from your lawn, they too can go on the compost heap. If you have lots of fallen leaves – you are fortunate, as they are nature’s gift! Put them on a separate pile, save them for a special occasion! Compost from leaves is incredibly nutritious for plants, so use it in your vegetable garden. If you are gathering leaves from under rose bushes, it is best to dispose of them, as they carry diseases such as blackspot. In the garden, one of the best plants for winter colour has to be Pernettya mucronata. Its bright pink or white berries last all winter, and are great to use in flower arrangements. The plants are evergreen, and sucker, so give them a little space. They don’t grow very high though.

Willows are also plants I would not be without. Many of us have wet gardens, and planting willow as a living fence not only creates a wind barrier, but also dries the soil out sufficiently to grow other plants. In addition to this, willows have the most beautiful colours of bark, ranging from yellow to black. Paths and patios can do with a good scrub before they become too slippy over winter. Ideally a power washer will do the job, but products such as Mosgo and Patio Magic will also do the job. In the vegetable garden you can still sow broad beans, they will act as a green manure over the winter, protecting the soil. Radishes grow well in the glasshouse, especially if you insulate it with bubble wrap.

•Got a gardening question? Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

Mighty Mon pupils dress to impress and raise cash for charity THE pupils of Presentation Monastery in Killarney showed their creative flair as well as their civic spirit by holding a charity fancy dress party at the school. This week they presented the proceeds of the Halloween event to Lotte Lyne presenting the charity she set up in memory of her son, the Stephen Lyne Foundation. “The foundation is fundraising to implement a program called Roots of Empathy in three schools in Killarney, ourselves, the Holy Cross Mercy National School and St Oliver’s National School, Ballycasheen,” said Presentation Monastery principal Colm O Súilleabháin. In addition, the annual Killarney Rotary Evening of Wine & Art in The Malton on November 24 has the foundation as its main beneficiary. “All money raised by tickets sold through the schools will go directly towards the Roots of Empathy programme,” added Colm.

Back, Mary Brosnan, Lottie Lyne, Ann Leacy; front, Kacper Roback, Nafis Uddin, Daithí O'Sullivan, Eoin McIntyre.

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PAUL NAGLE and Kris Meeke are making their movie debut in a new short film created by Citroen to showing off the benefits of the all-new Dispatch delivery van. Hollywood, here we come? Maybe not, but Kris and Paul will be centre stage in Monte Carlo in January in a full WRC Citroen prepared car. The video shows Kris and Paul tackle a purpose-built rally stage near the Silverstone F1 circuit in the UK. Showing surprising agility, Meeke manages to coax the Dispatch into lurid drifts while, along the way, Paul demonstrates some of the van’s more mundane features like its Bluetooth hands-free calling. (YouTube search: Citroen Dispatch gets WRC treatment)

IN A normal world, it is usually better to be quiet than to be noisy. However, in a direct reversal of normal requirements controlling how rowdy a motor vehicle is allowed to be, cars in the future could – by law – be required to make more noise. Indeed, new regulations slated for introduction in the US will require that normally stealthy conveyances such as electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids are actually noisy. Under these new regulations, which may be introduced in some shape or form in other countries, cars would require external speakers retro-fitted to improve their safety. The new rules will require the emission of a noise range between 50 and 53 decibels when reversing, and between 53 and 56 decibels when driving forward at speeds up to 10km/h. Up to 20km/h the noise output would increase to between 59 and 62 decibels to as much as 67 decibels at speeds up to 30km/h. Of course the next question concerns the quality of the sounds: It’s easy to make a noise as loud as you want, but loud noises are rarely pleasant. It’s unlikely that a lover of Beethoven would find the staccato blast of an AMG Mercedes pleasant to listen to – and vice versa. You can see an opportunity for Spotify to jump in here to fill this space. 18.11.16 Killarney Advertiser

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It’s the wheel deal for vintage car fans

DEDICATED members of the Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club enjoyed a top-class day out recently when they embarked on a fun journey across the county bounds for what could be considered the perfect Sunday drive. There were some spectacular vehicles on show when the engines purred to life at the Travel Inn in Fossa at 10.30am and the convoy of mechanical beauties headed towards Ballyvourney, via Rathmore, Millstreet and Clondrohid, with a pit stop for breakfast in An Crúisin Lán Café in Ballyvourney. The next stop for souvenir photo opportunities was Ireland’s highest pub at the Top of Coom before the club members kept a date with other car enthusiasts and friends from Muskerry Vintage Club at the Kerry Way in Glenflesk. New members are always welcome to join; contact the club secretary on 087-3381842 or visit www.killarneyvintage.com for further information.

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Kerry and Dublin GAA stars join forces at Spa

Mullins Cup 2016 At the Spa GAA Hop Ball Fundraiser in the Torc Hotel, Killarney last Friday night were, front, Michael O'Donoghue, Donnchadh Walsh, Darren O'Sullivan, Dara O Cinneide, Donie O'Sullivan, Ciaran Kilkenny and Evan Cronin, back, Liam Kearney, Tadagh Hickey, Andrew Garnett, Paudie Mahony, Michael Glesson, Brian Finton, Dan O'Donoghue, Ivor Flynn and Michael Foley. PICTURE: MAREK HAJDASZ, MH PHOTOGRAPHY

SPA GAA CLUB held a brilliant and unique fundraiser for Coiste na nÓg branch of the club last Friday night in the Torc Hotel. Joining the fun were Dublin and Kerry GAA stars Brian Fenton, Ciarán Kilkenny, Darran O'Sullivan and Donnchadh Walsh sharing the stage with some of the Spa players who have proudly donned the green and gold over the years! The event was excellently hosted by Dara O Cinnéide with MC Jim Gleeson,

and sponsored by Simply Suits Killarney. “Well done to the organising committee of Ivor Flynn, Mike O'Donoghue, Andrew Garnett, Tadhg Hickey and John O'Donoghue and a big thank you to everyone who supported this event,” said club spokeswoman Anne Holland. “It was a great night of entertainment with a few laughs and memories – and who knows maybe even a transfer is in the future!”

THE semi-finals and final of the Mullins Cup were played at Murphy’s Bar on Monday. In the first semi-final Laura Keane, Dublin, overcame Breda Kelliher, Glenflesk, and in the second semi-final Helen O’Neill, Tyrone, beat Marie Leahy, Tralee. “The final was a top-class game,” according to a spokesperson for Murphy’s Bar. “Laura retained her title without losing a leg in any of her games. It is the first time a four in a row has been won in any of our tournaments – a new record for Murphy’s darts. “Overall the standard was very high and we look forward to seeing all you ladies again next year. Watch out for Laura Keane!”

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In Loving Memory of Jackie ‘The Farmer’ O’Sullivan late of Ballaugh Hill, Killarney who died on 24th November 2015. As we approach Jackie’s first anniversary, I Tom together with all his nephews and nieces and extended family would like to thank most sincerely friends and neighbours and all those who sympathised and supported us during this sad time. Special thanks to those who called to the house, attended the rosary, funeral mass and burial, sent messages and cards, gave donations to the Irish Wheelchair Association, and those who travelled long distances to be with us. Also a special thank you to our neighbours and friends who helped with parking and traffic control. We are grateful to Father Kieran O’Brien and the co-celebrants for the lovely ceremony. To Doctor John Geaney and his staff at the Cahernane Medical Centre who looked after Jackie for many years, and also the staff at O’Donoghue’s Pharmacy. A heartfelt thanks to the nurses who visited him at his home, and to his carers Julie and Kathleen. A special word of thanks to Pat O’Brien, Jackie’s ‘chauffeur’ on his visits to town, to Dennis Dineen his companion on pilgrimages to Lourdes and Medugorje, and to Jackie’s many regular callers to his home over the years. Thank you to Tim, Mary and Mike O’Shea for their attention to detail and professionalism. A word of thanks to the Management and Staff of the Heights Hotel for their warm hospitality. It is impossible to thank everybody individually. Please accept this acknowledgment as a token of our sincere gratitude and appreciation. Jackie’s first Anniversary Mass will be celebrated at the church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney on Thursday 24th November at 9.30 Am

In loving memory of John Christy Coffey late of Graune, Beaufort, who died on 18th November 2010 No farewells were spoken We did not get to say goodbye You were gone before we knew it And only God knows why Sadly missed by your wife Peggy, Son and Daughters, Sons in law, Daughter in law and grandchildren Anniversary Mass on Friday 18th November at Mary’s Parish Church, Beaufort 7.30pm

16TH ANNIVERSARY HARRINGTON

3RD ANNIVERSARY MOYNIHAN

In loving memory of Jim Moynihan, late of Rossacroo, Headford, who passed away on the 17th of November 2013. 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. Always remembered by your loving wife Hannah, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. Anniversary Mass in The Sacred Heart Church Barraduff on Sunday the 20th of November at 11a.m.

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In loving memory of Mary Theresa Moynihan, Edgware Middlesex and Shronedraugh, Headford who died on the 27th November 2011. Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath the golden sky, Though heaven and earth divide us, We are never far apart, For you are always on our minds, And forever in our hearts. Always loved and remembered by her brother John Anthony, sisters Margaret, Joan, Lil, Nora, Eileen, Sheila, brothers-inlaw and their families. Mass in Barraduff Church on the 2nd of December at 7.30p.m.

5TH ANNIVERSARY MOYNIHAN In loving memory of John (Jack) Harrington, 25 O’Kellys Villas, Killarney and late of Cloughaulabeg, Millstreet who died on the 15th November 2000. We sat beside you bedside, Our hearts wee crushed and sore, We did our duty to the end, Till we could do no more, In tears we watched you sinking, We watched you fade away, And though our hearts were breaking We knew you could not stay But the one’s we love don’t go away They walk beside us every day Unseen, unheard but always near Still loved, still missed and still very dear Always remembered by your Granddaughter Elaine. Mass at the Church of The Resurrection on Monday the 16th of November at 9.30a.m.

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.

1ST ANNIVERSARY & ACKNOWLEDGMENT

O’DONOGHUE In loving memory of Mary Theresa Moynihan, Edgware Middlesex and Shronedraugh, Headford who died on the 27th November 2011. Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath the golden sky, Though heaven and earth divide us, We are never far apart, For you are always on our minds, And forever in our hearts. Always loved and remembered by Tommy Mass in Barraduff Church on the 2nd of December at 7.30p.m.

CORCORAN

We are born in exile and die there too. As soon as we set sail on the great voyage if life, we begin our home return. We spend our lives dreaming of a homeland we have never seen. Like homing birds that are released in a strange country, and know no rest until they return home. So it is with us. When we die, we not so much as go to God as return to God. Sadly missed and always loved and remembered by your daughters Jacqueline, Colette, Michelle and Caroline, grandchildren, sons-in-law and extended family members and friends. Anniversary Mass for Bill and Maura will be held in the Church of The Resurrection on Sunday the 20th November at 11a.m.

In loving memory of our dear Father John O’Donoghue late of Coolgreane Park and 40 Marian Terrace, Killarney who died on the 19th November, 2000. Softly the leaves of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen, unheard, but always near So loved, so missed, so very dear Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving sons, daughters, sons in law, daughters in law, grandchildren and great grandchildren, relatives and friends. Will those who think of him today A little prayer to Jesus say. Anniversary Mass on Friday 18th November at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney

MURPHY

In loving memory of our beloved parents Bill and Maura Murphy late of ‘Paola’ Countess Road, Killarney who died on the 27th November 2007 and 20th November 2011.

As we remember Peggie on her 1st Anniversary, we her family would sincerely like to thank all those who sympathised with us, all relatives, friends & kind neighbours, who called to her home, all who attended her removal and funeral mass, those who sent mass cards, floral tributes and telephoned. Thanks to all the clergy who celebrated her funeral Mass, also the cathedral choir and Bridget O’Shea. To all at O’Shea’s undertakers for their assistance. A special thanks to Dr Johnson and her colleagues, all at Kennelly’s Pharmacy and Peggie’s home helps. To her friends and neighbours who visited and telephoned her frequently which she always appreciated and anyone that helped in any way. We trust that you accept this acknowledgement as a sincere token of our gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for all your intentions

16TH ANNIVERSARY

9TH ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Margaret (Peggie) Tobin, Loretto Road, Killarney who died on 22nd November 2015

In loving memory of Josephine Corcoran Cummeen, Killarney who died on the 23rd of November, 2007.

3RD ANNIVERSARY AND BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

A special day, another year A loving thought a silent tear A little prayer to keep in touch With you we loved and miss so much

GRIFFIN-CREAGH

Always remembered by Mom, Dad, sisters Ina, Mary, Michelle, brothers in law, nieces and nephews. Anniversary Mass on Wednesday 23rd November at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

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

In loving memory of baby Chloe Griffin-Creagh Laurel House, Meentogues, Headford, Killarney. May The wind of love blow softly, And whisper in you ear, That we love and truly miss you, As it dawns another year. Forever loved and remembered Dad, Mom, your brother Stephen and sister Sophie.

in memoriam 1ST ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY-ASHE Pick 1

In loving memory of Molly MccarthyAshe, Gortagullane, Muckross who passed away on November 23rd 2015 We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again. Lots of Love and sadly missed by Nana & Granddad Ashe

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In loving memory of Molly McCarthy Ashe of Gortagullane Muckross & Ballyspillane who died on 23rd November 2015 You had a smile for everyone You had a heart of gold You left the sweetest memories This world could ever hold Loved and always remembered from Granddad, Marian & Saorise

1ST ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY ASHE

In loving memory of Molly MccarthyAshe, Gortagullane, Muckross who passed away on November 23rd 2015

1ST ANNIVERSARY & ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Think how she must be wishing That we could know today How nothing but our sadness Can really pass away And think of her as living In the hearts of those she touched For nothing loved is ever lost And she was loved so much Loved and remembered always Uncle Sean, Emer, Chloe, Keira & Abbey

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

DOOLEY

2ND ANNIVERSARY DOOLEY

MCCARTHY ASHE

In loving Memory of Molly McCarthyAshe Gortagullane, Muckross and Ballyspillane who died on the 23rd November 2015 As we lovingly remember Molly, on this the first anniversary of her passing, her mother and father Sheila and Johann, brother Cian, grandparents, great grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins and extended family would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those who sympathised with us on our sad loss, attended the funeral, and those that sent Mass cards. Thank you to FR. Niall Howard for his beautiful celebration of the Funeral Mass. Thank you to O’Shea’s Funeral home for their compassion, kindness and assistance during the funeral. Thank you to Kate Kearney’s for refreshments on the day. A special thank you to all who helped care for Molly in her short life. DR Fidelma Cronin & DR Gary Stack Park Medical Practice, Dr Sharon Condon and Dr Niamh McSweeney, all the doctors, nurses and staff in The Cashel & Emily Ward in KUH & The Puffin, Ladybird & Neonatal Ward in CUH, and all in the Kerry Early Intervention Team and the Public Health Nurses. Thank you to Catheriona Goggins for all your support and help. Thanks to Trants Pharmacy for your kindness and help. A very special thanks to Jack and Jill’s Children’s foundation who helped provided Molly with 3 guardian angels Karen, Kathy and Sheena whom we will always be eternally grateful for. As it is impossible to thank everybody individually, pleases accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. Mass has been offered for your intentions.

11TH ANNIVERSARY FALVEY

In loving memory of Philomena Dooley, 95 Forest Close, Ballyspillane Killarney who died on the 23rd of November, 2014.

For if only I could have loved you For a few more years I wonder would it settle a few of these tears God broke my heart, he left it blue He took it with him along with you Another year has passed, another year too How time flies but the heartache stays too If only God could give me another year or two If only God could give me a reason for taking you. I’ll settle as I am even though I’m blue I Hope that one day God takes me to heavens door to you

Another year has passed Another year since then, It breaks my heart to lose, My mother, my best friend,

Loved so much by your loving husband Michael. Memorial Mass on Tuesday 22nd November at 6pm in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney

2ND ANNIVERSARY DOOLEY

In loving memory of Philomena Dooley, 95 Forest Close, Ballyspillane Killarney who died on the 23rd of November, 2014. A mother so loving My best friend too, God broke my heart to prove to me He also loved you too, It was a miserable day, the day he took you away, The heartache in my heart has never mended from that day to this day We did so much work together That brought us through the years, If only we could change this time To Happiness not tears

Don’t think of her as gone away Her Journeys just begun Life holds so many facets This Earth is only one Just think of her as resting From the sorrows and the tears In a place of warmth and comfort Where there are no days and years

2ND ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of John Joe Falvey late of Coolmagort, Beaufort who died on the 25th November 2005. As time goes gently by Love and memories never die No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you are always there.

Love you always Mike, Rachel and Dayna.

2ND ANNIVERSARY

MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked You for many favours. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favour). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within Your own Heart where Your Father sees it. Then, in His merciful eyes it will become Your favour not mine. Amen. Say for three days, promise publication and favour will be granted. B.L.

Always Loving and Caring Was her natural way, she could do no wrong You see, angels are born that way, Your memory inbound within my heart with gold sown with love I’ll keep you forever that way, Remembering you on your 2nd Anniversary Always loved and remembered by your daughter Priscilla, son-in-law Shane and family

2ND ANNIVERSARY DOOLEY

In loving memory of Philomena Dooley, 95 Forest Close, Ballyspillane Killarney who died on the 23rd of November, 2014. Nana I Love You, Nana I’m here God should have left you For a few more years. You could have showed me how to tie my shoes, I could have told you all the gossip and news, You could have seen me off to school And I could have shown you how fast I could run. I had the worlds greatest Nana I got spoilt when I got you. Love Isabella. A Mother’s Love so ever so strong A Mother like mine will always live on From Mary, Jonathan and girls.

DOOLEY

1ST ANNIVERSARY & 7TH ANNIVERSARY

Sadly missed by your sister Eileen, brother-in-law Michael and nieces and nephews. Anniversary Mass at Our Lady of the Valley Church on Thursday 24th November at 7.30pm.

She was so cheerful and funny, And had her own little way, But now I have her in my heart, Inscribed with love everyday

RYAN In loving memory of Philomena Dooley, 95 Forest Close, Ballyspillane Killarney who died on the 23rd of November, 2014. If Roses grow in heaven Lord Pick a bunch for me Place them in my mothers arms And tell her they are from me Tell her I Love her and miss her And when she turns to smile Place a kiss upon her cheek And hold her for awhile Because remembering her is easy, I do it every day, But there is an ache within my heart That will never go away Love and Miss You Mommy from Son Patrick, daughter in law Merilyn, grandaughters Margaret & Philomena xxx

In Loving Memory of Paddy Ryan of 13 Park drive who’s second anniversary occurs on November 18th. And also his wife Kay who’s 7th anniversary occurs on December 1st “Oíche mhaith Codladh samh Feicfimid sibh arís Le cúnamh Dé.” Lovingly remembered by all the family

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in memoriam 8TH ANNIVERSARY

14TH ANNIVERSARY

CRONIN

MOORE

In loving memory of John Cronin ‘Curragh House’ Aghadoe, Killarney who died on November 22nd 2008.

In loving memory of Tim Moore, Gortahoonig, Muckross who died on 19th November, 2002.

“I go on playing not where winter withers but where spring is eternal”. Remembered with love always, Aileen, Róisin, Hannah and Orlaith.

Loving are the memories Precious they stay No passing of time Can take them away You live in our hearts And walk by our side And from Heaven above You are always our guide

Anniversary Mass, Fossa Church at 11a.m. on Sunday 20th November.

Loved and remembered always by your wife Joan and family Siobhán, Róisín, Timmy, Íde and families and extended family.

Three Tenors to take centre stage in the Friary DIRECT from the National Concert Hall and the International Eucharistic Congress, Ireland’s Three Tenors will preform in the Franciscan Friary in Killarney on Sunday, December 4. Their Christmas Peace concert, at 8pm, will also feature the St Brigid’s Secondary School Choir. Tickets, €25, are available from the Parish office on 064-6631334 and the Arbutus Hotel. The evening will feature no shortage of popular classic hits as well, of course, as Christmas favourites. The tenors have already enjoyed sell-out shows at Belfast Waterfront, Lyric and Cork Opera House this year.

Anniversary Mass on Friday 18th November in Muckross Church at 7.30pm

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY MORIARTY

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART You have said O Divine Jesus, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and the doo0r shall be opened to you. Relying on these promises, I come with confidence during this novena to beg of you the favours that I need (make request). For whom shall I ask Lord Jesus, if not from you whose heart is an unfailing source of graces and merits. Most loving heart of my God. I believe in your power, I believe in your knowledge I believe in your personal love for me, and therefore O Sacred heart of Jesus I place all my trust in you. Our father, Hail Mary and Glory, say 3 times for 3 days must promise publication. F.O.T.

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

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Cherished memories of Maureen Moriarty, 8 Bishop Moynihan Crescent, Killarney who departed this life on the 22nd Of November 2015. Joan and Maureen’s family, Would like to express our sincere thanks for all sympathised with us on our sad loss. Those who called to the house, travelled long distances, telephoned, attended the rosary, removal, funeral mass and burial. Those who sent flowers, perpetual enrolments, mass cards, donations and letters of condolence. We extend special thanks to Fr. Jim Lenihan and Fr. Niall Howard who called to Maureen over the years and for theirs kindness and understanding to us in our time of need. Thanks to O’Shea’s undertakers, the grave diggers, cathedral choir and the Valley Hotel for their dignified and professional manner.

Chess whizzes have all the right moves KILLARNEY youngsters proved to know their way around a chessboard as they won top prizes in the Munster Chess Championship in Limerick last Sunday. Trina Eustace won first prize in the under-nine girls category, while Karl James O’Neill, came third in the under-nine boys category and Philip Lyons won third prize in the under-11 boys section, and Killarney chess club is held every Thursday between 4pm and 5.30pm at the KDYS Killarney. Membership is free for the remainder of 2016. You can contact the club at Killarneychessclub@gmail.com

We will always remember the kindness and consideration of our friends and especially our neighbours who helped out in so many special ways, during Maureen’s illness and Funeral. We would like to express our deep gratitude to the Dr. John Geaney, The District and Daffodil Nurses and home help who were very attentive to Maureen in her final weeks. We trust that this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our appreciation.

Karl James O’Neill and Philip Lyons.

The holy sacrifice of the Mass will be offered up for your intentions. There never comes a moment, when we don’t think of you. Or a day that passes when your face is not in view. And when we are feeling lonely and tears come to our eyes. We think of you at peace and know we shouldn’t cry. So today again we pray that God will let you know, How lonely life is without you And how we miss you so. Too dearly loved, never to be forgotten, Joan, John, Michael, Sandra, Nicola, Martina and extended family.

Karl James O’Neill and Trina Eustace.

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Aquila makes a splash to celebrate quarter-century A WHOLE host of customers of all ages dived into the celebrations that unfolded as The Aquila Club at The Gleneagle Hotel marked its 25th anniversary. The leisure centre hosted an open morning on Saturday, showcasing its facilities. The centre, boasting a 25-metre pool, children’s pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, was officially opened a quarter of a century ago by the then-Taoiseach, Charles Haughey, on November 8, 1991. The Aquila Club has since evolved into a hub for fitness enthusiasts and families of all ages as well as providing a base for The Gleneagle Squash Club and Killarney Tennis Club. Managing the centre since it opened, Eamonn Quigley said: “Maurice O’Donoghue’s vision for this leisure centre was that it would be one of the best in the country and provide a fantastic facility for the people of Kerry. “It’s hard to believe we are open 25 years. Today we see many of the kids who learned to swim here in the '90s now bringing their children swimming here.” The Aquila Club also hosts swimming classes and clubs for children of all ages. The tiniest tots, along with a parent, can try out a session with Water Babies – Ireland’s leading baby and toddler swim school. Water Babies conduct swimming classes at The Aquila Club on Wednesdays. The Little Ducklings Club and Little Stars are both swimming clubs for children aged between two and four years, while The Seals Club and Crocodile Swim Class are for children aged from five to ten. Private swimming classes for both individuals and groups are also available.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of The Aquila Club Leisure Centre in The Gleneagle Hotel on Saturday were Margaret O'Donoghue, Patrick O'Donoghue and Eamonn Quigley who has managed the centre since the opening. PICTURES: DON MACMONAGLE Allison and Aisling Schraewer, Faha, and Elaine, Naomi, Nell and Samuel Moore from Muckross.

Shona and James Brosnan, Killarney, with Helen, Gavin and Adrian Fitzgerald, Killarney.

Agnieskie Rzunoko and Joanna Seczawa from Killarney.

Liz and Anne Lyne from Killarney. Karl James O'Neill, left, and Ronan Bennett, Fossa, Killarney.

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Friday November - 2016 - week 47

Eamonn

Fitzgerald

Adam

Moynihan

Liam

Murphy

See our columnists’ coverage of the week in sport and catch up on Killarney Notes and On The Ball

Has the O’Donoghue Cup lost its magic? THE second O’Donoghue Cup semi-final takes place this Saturday (Spa v Rathmore, Fitzgerald Stadium at 2pm) and with two Killarney teams still in contention there should still be a great amount of local interest in East Kerry football’s showpiece competition. There’s no doubting its historical significance; with success in the County Championship generally beyond the ambitions of most clubs in East Kerry, the O’Donoghue Cup has often been the pinnacle in terms of championship football for many local footballers. But with only two different winners since 2004, and a frequently drawn-out schedule that runs into December, how can players be expected to stay motivated?

In the past twelve years, only Crokes (nine times) and Rathmore (three) have lifted the O’Donoghue Cup. Legion threatened to break that run in the recent past but defeats in three consecutive finals means they’re still looking for their first title since 1976. Gneeveguilla (2003) and Currow (1998) will have fond memories of their triumphs and Glenflesk had a hugely successful period between 1994 and 2001 when they won it five times, but all of these victories seem like a long time ago now. Kilcummin, who frequently challenged between 2003 and 2008, haven’t won the competition since 1973. If Spa manage to beat Rathmore on Saturday and then Crokes in the final it will end a twenty-seven year barren run in the tournament. There were

five different winners of the O’Donoghue Cup in the 80s but there have only been five different winners since then. Crokes have won sixteen of those twenty-six finals. At the start of the year you would have said that only three teams, Crokes, Rathmore (who were on for three-in-a-row) and Legion (beaten finalists three years running) had a realistic chance of winning the O’Donoghue Cup. By the time the tournament started, Legion had already endured a disastrous league campaign and on form had very little chance of going all the way. That’s basically a twohorse race before a ball was even kicked. Now consider Spa. Having played their final County League game at the start of September, they then had to wait three weeks to play their first fixture in the O’Donoghue Cup. Even the most ardent Spa

Rugby News & Views with Liam Murphy WHAT another hectic weekend last weekend in the rugby world. First up, Munster hosted the Maori All Blacks at Thomond Park in front of yet another capacity crowd, in terrible weather conditions. The atmosphere was electric and the Maoris set the tone with a rousing Haka. Prior to commencing the Haka, four players including the captain Ash Dixon stepped forward to place a Jersey adorned with the letters 'AF' in in front of the Munster squad, a nod towards Munster's fallen hero, Anthony Foley. An inspiring Haka followed and Dixon then handed the jersey to Axel's sons Tony and Dan. What an emotional sight to see and the respect shown by the Maoris was awe-inspiring. Munster proceeded to beat the Maoris

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27 points to 14. Every Munster player really stepped up and it was good to see some Academy players get a first cap and Tommy O'Donnell lead from the front. Well done to Rassie and the lads. Ireland took to the pitch at the Aviva with a much-changed team to that which beat the All Blacks in Chicago the week before. Joe Schmidt gave six players their first cap and we saw Tralee RFC and Connacht man Ultan Dillane start his first competitive match for Ireland. Between scoring a try and earning the man of the match, he really made us all very proud here in Kerry. A future Paul O'Connell in my eyes! Next up it’s the All Blacks again. Can we repeat the heroics of Chicago?

Closer to home our seniors travelled to Fermoy in the Martin O’Sullivan Cup and had a great win. Our youths had a great weekend with U14 and U16 teams winning. Our U18 team is building and rugby in Killarney is stronger than ever. With over 100 children playing each Saturday morning in the minis, Rugby is going from strength to strength and this is down to the hard work of all coaches at each age group, the parents who support and travel and those playing the game week in week out and all involved in the club at every level. Remember, we are having our 80s V 90s night tonight at the Grand. Great fun guaranteed so pop along and have a great night of fun and nostalgia!

supporter would have given their side very little chance of winning the competition this time out so it must have been difficult to motivate the players in the first place. Having defeated Scart, they then had to wait a fortnight to play Legion in the quarters where they put in an excellent performance which would have given the players a big boost. But it has now been six weeks since that Legion game. That’s six weeks of training in October and November, without any competitive football, to prepare for a game that in all honesty they’re expected to lose, and if they win they get to play Crokes in the final. In December. Of course the lack of competitiveness or bizarre schedule won’t bother the Crokes or Rathmore too much if they win again. But for the rest of us it might take some significant changes, both on the field and off, before the O’Donoghue Cup is something to look forward to rather than dread.

tRiViA Since 1980, six players have made a league appearance for both Manchester United and Arsenal. Name them? Frank Stapleton, Viv Anderson, Andy Cole, Mikaël Silvestre. Robin van Persie and Danny Welbeck.

It’s becoming more and more difficult to retain interest in the East Kerry Championship, writes Adam Moynihan

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Smalltalk

Kilcummin footballer/local celebrity Gavin O’Leary talks to Adam Moynihan about Home Alone, getting injured on the bench and Holly Carpenter’s phone number

A: How would you sum up Kilcummin’s season? G: We’ve done poorly. We got relegated to Division 2, we saved our County Championship status alright so we’re senior again next year which is always good, but we lost to Glenflesk in the first round of the O’Donoghue Cup. Very unfortunate. A: You marked me in a junior game earlier on in the year. How do you feel you did? G: Fairly bad. Adam Moynihan’s pace was a bit too much for Gavin O’Leary to handle.

A: If you could go for a drink with any three sportspeople, living or dead, who would they be? G: Conor McGregor, Ruby Walsh and…[thinks] throw down Mike Tyson. A: Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at? G: Cricket maybe. A: What’s your least favourite sport? G: Baseball.

A: Ah stop. How would you rate Kilcummin’s gear out of 10? G: The jersey colours are a five but the gear itself is nice. Maybe an eight.

A: What’s your favourite moment in the history of sport? G: When Séamus Moynihan captained Kerry in 2000.

A: Which of your teammates would you least like to get stuck in a lift with? G: Noel Duggan.

A: Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without? G: Tinder! No, don’t say Tinder. Snapchat.

A: Which of your teammates is the best at Tinder? G: James Devane.

A: Too late. What’s your favourite emoji? G: The monkey with his hands over his eyes.

A: Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? G: Mike McCarthy.

A: What was the last film you saw? G: Home Alone: Lost in New York. It was on last night.

A: Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with? G: [laughs]: Myself. A: Who’ll be the next player from your club to play for Kerry? G: Shane Murphy. A: Oh! Would you rather captain your team to an O’Donoghue Cup or captain Kerry to an All-Ireland? G: Probably an O’Donoghue Cup because Kilcummin haven’t won it since 1973. You’d get a lot more recognition for winning the O’Donoghue Cup than winning an All-Ireland for Kerry. A: If you had to transfer to another local club, who would it be? G: Scartaglin. I’d have a better chance of starting out there. A: What’s your proudest sporting moment? G: Winning the U-21 County Championship, in 2011 I think it was, with Kilcummin/Rathmore. We beat Legion in the final. A: What’s your most embarrassing sporting moment? G: We were playing Kerins O’Rahilly’s in a County Championship game. Now I actually wasn’t playing myself, I was sitting on the bench, and Ian Devane scored a goal to put us a point up. I jumped up inside in the dugout in Fitzgerald Stadium and cracked my head off the top of it. I had to get twelve stitches. I was the only player to get injured that day and I wasn’t even playing.

A: Any good? G: Very good. The Home Alones are probably my favourite films of all time. After Shawshank. A: What’s your favourite album? G: Wagon Wheel by Nathan Carter. A: What’s your go-to number when a sing-song kicks off? G: The River by Garth Brooks. A: Who’s the most famous person in your phone? G: Holly Carpenter [laughs]. Genuinely! A: What would you have for your last meal? G: Myself and my housemate Quags would share a pizza from Piccolo. A: Where’s the best food in town? G: The best proper food would be the Flesk Restaurant because my mom works there. The best fast food is Den Joes. A: Who would play you in a movie about your life? G: Adam Sandler. A: Why? G: Because he’s a character like myself. A: Can you tell me a joke? G: Whatever you do, always give 100%, unless you're giving blood. A: Nice one, Gav. G: See you later!

A: Which intercounty footballer are you most like? G: Paul Galvin because I’m very stylish.

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The week in sport | Deadline Tuesday 5.30pm | Sports Editor Eamonn Fitzgerald

CROKES QUALIFY FOR MUNSTER CLUB FINAL Eamonn Fitzgerald reports on the Munster Club Senior Football Championship semi-final

DR CROKES qualified for the Munster Club Senior Football Championship final after defeating Loughmore-Castleiney 1-12 to 0-9 in the semi-final played at Dr Crokes pitch, Lewis Road on Sunday last. In the other semi-final Waterford champions The Nire caused a major surprise when they defeated Carbery Rangers, the Cork representatives, 2-15 to 1-13, after extra time.

opportunity to score a goal that they needed so badly to compensate for Colm Cooper’s earlier goal. There was a lot of fouling by both sides, particularly in the second half which resulted in 13 cards being issued. This eventually led to the dismissal of Tomás McGrath and John Ryan for double yellows. Fionn Fitzgerald and Liam Treacy were also black carded.

Semi-finals are there to be won to gain a passage to the final and that was uppermost in the minds of Dr Crokes’ supporters as their side struggled through, rarely producing the fluid passages of play that has been the hallmark of their displays to date. They benefited from a number of the decisions by Cork standby referee James Birmingham, who took the place of Conor Lane, the appointed referee and none more so than in the 24th minute when Liam McGrath had been fouled. The ball broke forward and Brian McGrath was clear inside the Crokes defence with only Shane Murphy to beat. It looked like a certain goal, but the referee failed to allow the advantage to McGrath, so they had to settle for a point from a free. Clearly the advantage that accrued to the Tipperary champions should have been allowed and quite rightly they were very annoyed to be denied the

POOR SHOOTING From the outset it was clear that the Tipperary men were a very enthusiastic and fit outfit showing scant respect for Crokes traditional slickness of play. John and Noel McGrath did very well at midfield against Eoin Brosnan and Ambrose O’Donovan and their backs were able to break through and carry the offensive in to the Crokes half of the field. However, their shooting was very poor as they frittered away some glorious opportunities to score. Out of their tally of nine points Liam McGrath scored six from frees. Nearly all of the team are hurlers and this was apparent as they shot for goal, having worked so hard to carry the ball up field in some great passing movements. CRUCIAL MOMENTS The two crucial moments in the game were the sixth minute when Colm Cooper picked up a great pass from

Kieran O’Leary and knifed his way through the opposition coming in from the stand side, before unleashing a rasper of a shot and there was nothing that Dominic Brennan could do about it. It was a classic goal from the maestro. Apart from him and Daithí Casey none of the other Croke forwards made any real impression. Indeed it wasn’t until the second half when Crokes brought on three of their younger players, Jordan Kiely, Micheál Burns and Tony Brosnan that the forward division made an impact on the scoreboard and in their general play. The other game changing moment was in the 24th minute when the advantage was not afforded to Brian McGrath. John Payne and Gavin White were outstanding in the Croke defence and they did most to prevent the opposition from recording a higher scoring dividend. HALF-TIME At half-time Crokes led 1-5 to 0-5. It would have been a fairer refection of the state of play if the sides went in level at half-time. Liam Treacy scored an early point just after the start of the second half and it looked like Crokes lead would not be sufficient to carry them through. However, Crokes vast experience from winning at this level stood to them as they kept that little bit ahead for the rest of the game. The defence tightened up with Gavin White making great bursts out of defence setting up some vital scoring opportunities. The young guns on the Crokes team took

A piledriver from Colm Cooper past keeper Dominic Brennan as he scores a goal for Dr Crokes in the Dr Crokes v Loughmore-Castleiney Munster semi-final in Killarney on Sunday. PICTURE: DON MACMONAGLE

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full advantage adding on those points for a six-point winning margin, which flattered the winners. THE NIRE This display would not be enough to see off the Nire in 10 days’ time, so Pat O’Shea will no doubt plan for that Munster final. That final will probably be played in Páirc UÍ Rinn, or Mallow. Crokes are always very keen to win this Munster title because the Munster Cup is the Michael O’Connor Cup, in remembrance of former great Crokes player and administrator, Michael O’Connor. The Ross Road man was chairman of the Munster Council at one stage, before his untimely death. LEAGUE Senior Football League 2016 Div 4 result: Sunday, November 13; Venue: Milltown (league title play-off), Na Gaeil 0-15 Fossa 2-7; Senior Football League 2016 Div 1 fixture: November 19, venue: Lewis Road (Dr Crokes), (Final), Dr Crokes V Austin Stacks 15:00, Ref: Sean Joy. RESULTS FROM SCÓR NA NÓG COUNTY FINALS Rince Foirne: 1st - Spa, 2nd Piarsaigh na Dromoda, Amhranaiocht Aonair: 1st Mark o Leary - Gneeveguilla, 2nd Ellen O’Sullivan - Foilmore, Aithriseoireacht: 1st Cian Sheehan - Firies, 2nd Laura Daly- Ballymac, Ceol Uirlise: 1st Ballydonoghue, 2nd Glenflesk, Leiriu: 1st Na Gaeil, Bailéad (Grupa): 1st Glenflesk, 2nd St Pats, Rince Seit: 1st Spa, 2nd - Piarsaigh na Dromoda. Best overall club: Spa.

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Beaufort Gold Club

RESULTS 12th/13th Nov - Stableford, yellow tees, sponsored by The International Hotel. 1st: John Looney (13) 43pts 2nd: Michael Barry (14) 37pts 3rd: Edwin Spence (14) 37pts 10th Nov: Open Seniors: 1st Pat Quill, 2nd Donal Carroll. FIXTURES 19th/20th Nov: Winter League Round 1, 13 hole stableford (yellow tees) sponsored by Tim Jones Family Butcher. Best 4 out of 5 cards to count for overall league. Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am.

Lissivigeen Community Alert

There was good attendance at Lissivigeen Community Alert AGM at the Torc Hotel last Thursday night. Supt. Flor Murphy stated that despite the huge crowds that visited Killarney during the tourist season and rally there has been a decrease in crime in his district,special attention with increased mobile patrols during the car rally paid dividends. The association has over 250 people signed up for the Text Alert. Officers elected: Chairman Pat Kelleher, Vice Chairman Christy Lehane, Secretary Anne Marie Casey, Assistant Secretary Pat Kelleher, Treasurer Theresa Tancred. The new members that joined the committee are Kitty O’Sullivan, Siobhan O’Keeffe, Kathleen Gleeson, Sharon O’Connor and Shirley Murphy.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

LOTTO No winner of our lotto 11/11/2016, numbers drawn were 18, 21, 22 & 27. Sellers prize winner: Aeneas O’ Leary, €50 Y/T prize winner: Joan Barry Cronin Knockmanagh, €50 to Eileen Kelly Gullane, 440 each to Dan Corcoran Kilcummin, Mary Cronin Gullane & Mike McAuliffe Knocknagoshel. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 5, 12, 13 & 27. Next week’s jackpot €5,200 plus €1,000 bonus. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS Our renowned Christmas Hampers will be up for grabs with the lotto draw on Friday December 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd. Make sure you have your tickets to be in with a chance of winning. JUVENILE UNEVEN AGE CROSS COUNTRY Held in Limerick Race course on Sunday last Shona O’ Brien was 6th in U17, Shona will be a member of the Munster Team who will compete in The national Finals in Dundalk next month. Oisin O’ Leary was 4th U9, Danielle O’ Riordan & Heather Culloty all ran well. LISTOWEL 5K: Held in Listowel on Saturday am last, Robert Purcell won the men’s race, Siobhan Daly won the ladies section. DUBLIN CITY MARATHON A number of our club members competed in The Dublin City Marathon with very impressive times displayed by each member, Maurice Feehan 2.46.11, Seamus Murphy 2.59-.59, Mary O’ Shea 3.47.53, tony Foley 3.44.29, Mary O’ Connell 3.57.38. Well done to all runners. JUNIOR/ SENIOR/ MASTER CLUB TRAINING: an organised training session takes place on Thursday evenings at 7.30, meet at The Brehon Car Park, open to all club

members and anyone wishing to become a member. SPONSORSHIP: The club are delighted with and express their sincere appreciation to Mike & Margaret Dillane who have kindly sponsored the club lotto for the next twelve months.

Mastergeeha FC

RESULTS U12 Mastergeeha 0 Inter Kenmare 1. In this close game the visitors just claimed three points thanks to an early goal. After this Mastergeeha created the better chances but could not get the equaliser. Mastergeeha 0 Listowel 6. Mastergeeha played a very good Listowel side and battled hard with Gavin Cronin going close for Mastergeeha. U14 Killorglin 5 Mastergeeha 0. The boys went down to table toppers on Saturday morning. Down a goal at the break the boys pushed forward but the more clinical mid Kerry side scored further goals. U16 Kingdom Boys 1 Mastergeeha 0. In this close game the boys battled hard and were unlucky not to get a point. In the first half Dylan Murphy went closest to opening the scoring. In the second half Mastergeeha created a good chance with Sipo O’Neill just shooting wide. After this the boys defended well but in the 60th minute the home side were awarded a penalty which they converted. In the closing stages the boys pushed with Paul O Shea just heading over from a corner. All played well and could not be faulted for effort. SENIORS Killorglin 4 Mastergeeha 3. In this game the seniors went two goals down early on but pulled a goal back when Danny Wren scored following a corner. However just before the break the home side scored again. In the second half the seniors pushed forward with Paul Mahoney getting a goal back. With 15 minutes remaining Mastergeeha got the equaliser when Paul Mahoney scored again following a corner. However with 10 minutes remaining the home side took the lead again. Mastergeeha pushed forward for the remainder of the game but could not get the equaliser they deserved. CLUB GEAR Club gear will be on sale at the clubhouse on Saturdays. Track suits, Hoodies, T-shirts and Shorts available with orders taken on the day for Christmas presents. LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 11th November, 2016. Numbers drawn were 2, 4, 12, 14. Jackpot now €3,450.

Kilcummin Notes

SYMPATHY Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Paddy Nagle, Ballinamanagh who died recently. May he rest in peace. PARISH NEWSLETTER Kilcummin Parish newsletter can now be viewed on dioceseofkerry.ie/parishes KILCUMMIN CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR The Fair will be held on Saturday 10th December 6.30 – 8.00pm and Sunday 11th December 9.00 – 12am. Crafts include Christmas Wreaths, Home baking (Christmas cakes, brown bread, apple

tarts, porter cakes, cupcakes), Jam preserves. Crochet hats and Wood craft. A Hamper and spot prizes will be raffled on the day and All Proceeds from the raffle going to Palliative Care - Kerry. DATE FOR YOUR DIARY Friday 6th January 2017 is Annual Pink Night fundraiser for Oncology Day Unit of University Hospital Kerry and will be held in Kilcummin Klub. More details later. DEFIBRILLATOR GROUP Quiz Night in the GAA Club House November 24th at 8pm. €40 for table of four. Contact Derek O’Leary 087 1146677. KILCUMMIN LOOKING GOOD Clothing Collection Fundraiser will be held on the 26th/27th of November, before and after Masses outside the Recreational Hall. Your support is much appreciated. IRISH HEART FOUNDATION Thank you to everyone who donated to the Irish Heart Foundation church gate collection last weekend, €345.10 was raised. COMHALTAS Comhaltas Membership for the coming year is now due. Fee €20 Family, €12 1st Adult, €8 2nd Adult, €6 Junior. Please note that your child must be a member of Comhaltas to take part in competitions for the coming year. CEOL AN GHEIMHRIDH Congratulations to all our competitors who took part in Ceol and Gheimhridh this weekend. The Kilcummin results are as follows: U.13 English Singing 2nd Ruth Moynihan. 13-17 English Singing 1st Shauna O’Leary. 1st U.13 Ladies Set, 1st U.13 Mixed, 1st U.17 Ladies. 1st U.17 Mixed. Well done to all and a special thanks to singing teacher Martina Ryle O’Sullivan and Set Dancing trainer Adrian Moriarty. All winners will now go forward to the Munster Final in the New Year. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to our junior members who are participating in The Late Late Toy Show with the Murphy-Sheehan School of Dancing.

Castlerosse Golf Club

RESULTS Competition played on Sunday 13th November , 18 Hole Stableford 1st Roger O’ Sullivan (12) 44 pts, Runner-up, Gintaras Bendaravicius (16) 43 pts, 3rd place, Steve Shine (18) 42 pts. FIXTURES Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford. AGM Golf Club Annual General Meeting on in Scotts Hotel on Monday 5th December at 7.30pm.

Killarney Badminton Club Badminton league has started with some great results for Killarney. Well done to the Division 3 men who beat both Castleisland 5-1 and Moyvane 5-1 (Team: Kieran Crehan, Brian McSweeney, Jason Russell & Barry O’Connor & Liam Barry). Division 3 ladies also started off well beating Castleisland 4-2 in Castleisland (Team: Suzanne Smith, Sam Hayes, Sandra O Connor & Jeab Workman). Well done to Division 4 ladies who beat Iverage 6-0 (Team: Marie O’ Connor,

Jeab Workman, Ailish Mulchahy, Elaina & Jessica Galvin). Hard luck to the Division 4 men lost 1-5 to Annascaul in Annascaul and again when they played on home court in Killarney (Team: Liam Barry, Ger O Connor, Michael O Connor, Hayden Coffey & Chris Croughwell. Well done to everyone who competed in the November Cup last Sunday. In Div 4 congratulations to Jeab Workman (Killarney) & John McDonnell (Ballyheigue) who beat Rita McCarthy (Listowel) & Liam Barry (Killarney) in the final. In Div 3 Kieran Crehan (Killarney) & Carmel Hudson (Moyvane) beat Sandra O Connor (Killarney) & Brendan McGovern (Annascaul). Check out our Facebook page – Killarney Badminton for more information.

Killarney RFC

U14 Killarney 39 - 12 Killorglin. While the rain stayed off for the match the ground was wet underfoot but the pitches held up well. With a wet ball the emphasis was always going to be on doing the basics well. Team captain Padraic Talbot led from the outset and got over the line early for a try with more from Darragh Cronin, Donnacha Grealy and a number for the fearless Thomas Clifford. Changes were made in majority of positions with a number of first “caps” for some of our younger warriors who got their first taste of playing on a full pitch and really stepped up. Killorglin never gave up and were rewarded with a brace of tries. Also best wishes to Liam Randles who is out recovering from an injury. TRAINING Grappling on Thursday evening 5:45 and training on Saturday morning in Aghadoe at 11:30am. No match next weekend. U16 Travelling for an away game is never easy, and last Saturday was no different as we were hosted by Listowel. Killarney pressed for long periods and it was at the 25 minute mark that Dion O’Neill pounced on a loose ruck ball to score. Cian Murphy converted to give Killarney a half time lead of 7-0. Listowel made several changes at half time, and pounded killarney’s patient defence, but to no avail. Killarney responded well, and on the 45th minute, Cian Murphy’s cross field kick, followed by a Killarney ruck rewarded captain Richard Wallace a try, from close in. The conversion attempt was unsuccessful. Again in the 50th minute Murphy put in a sweet kick cross field, ably gathered by Evan Smith, who scored in the corner, to leave the score at 17-0. With 10 minutes to go and the game won, the challenge was to leave the fixtures hosts scoreless, In fact with time nearly up, Richard Wallace hacked through a loose ball, to score in the corner, final score 22-0 to Killarney.. Next game at home next Saturday v Kanturk. U18 Killarney hosted Tralee last Saturday at Aghadoe, which was a hive of activity due to the Minis training and the U14’s match taking place also. Tralee are a very strong side and sit 3rd in the league with 4 wins to date and the team featured 3 Munster Academy players. However, Killarney are improving with every match and our try came from Alan Lynch with Kieran O’Connor converting and adding a penalty conversion. As

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killarney notes always captain Dylan McCarthy led from the front and the lads played superbly particularly in the first half against one of the strongest teams in the group. A special mention must go to Ben Howard who had an exceptional game in the center. Next up it’s a trip to Mallow next Saturday. SENIORS Another away trip to East Cork for Killarney. The opponents this time, Fermoy RFC. From the kick off, Killarney dominated in all aspects of the game even after losing our captain Ger Moynihan to injury early on. Replacing Ger was John Paul Kissane, and he did not disappoint with a fantastic showing at hooker. Ferocious rucking and ball carrying with supporting runners on every play was the theme of the day. It was a team performance that was in the offing and Killarney did not hold back. Fast line speed ball and consistent rucking made sure that quick, clean ball was presented to No. 9 Paul O’Sullivan on every occasion which provided a dominant platform to attack from. The line out and scrums were functioning superbly on both attack and defence. Killarney scored two tries in the first half. A quick tap for a scrum penalty set Colin McCarty on his way and he crashed over the line to put Killarney on the score board. Half way through the second half Killarney found themselves in a similar position after a great break by out half Matt Lane and some intense breakdown play lead to another hard ruck gave Paul O’Sullivan clean quick ball. With the ruck at the base of the post Paul used the rules of the game to great effect and touched the ball off the base of the post to give Killarney their second try of the game. The try was converted and another penalty added just before half time. The score, 15-3 Killarney. Killarney started the second half with phenomenal ball carrying from man of the match Paul Moynihan, which set the tone on every forward attack. Fermoy found themselves with more possession in the second half, scoring a try to bring the score back to 10-15. This only re-energized Killarney who brought on some fresh legs, TJ Brosnan and David Corlett, with David proving particularly troublesome for Fermoy with a number of half breaks. These breaks helped Killarney push up the pitch and win a penalty in a very kick able position for Paudie Sheahan putting some daylight between the teams. With less than 10 mins on the clock Fermoy responded with one more try after a quick tap free kick award from a Killarney scrum. With the score now 25-15 Killarney finish the game in the same manner they started, putting pressure on the Fermoy try line attacking until the very end. MINIS There will be no minis next Saturday, the 19th however we will be hosting our round of the West Munster Blitz on Saturday the 26th and will welcome teams from Kenmare, Castleisland and Iveragh. We will need all help possible to assist in the running of the day and ask that parents bring along baked goodies, sweets, buns etc on the day. We will need some help with stewarding etc so if you can help, please let Liam Murphy know on 087-4145662.

Killorglin Family Resource Centre

Killorglin Family Resource Centre are organizing a fundraising BINGO on

Friday November 25th at The Manor Inn, Killorglin @ 8pm. Your support would be greatly appreciated

KVAC

The Kerry Athletics Board Annual Church gate Collection takes place this Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th November. KVAC have been asked by the Kerry Athletics Board to collect on these dates in the Killarney Parish Area. If you are willing and able to help our for a half hour at one of the masses please contact Brid Stack on 0872650720 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the athletes who represented KVAC at the Munster Juvenile Uneven Age, Junior & Senior Cross Country Championships Sunday 13th November 2016 in Limerick Racecourse . TRAINING Change of times for Indoor Training for the 7-12 yr olds Thursday evenings 7-9 yr olds 5pm – 6pm 10 – 12 yr olds 6pm -7pm Starting Thursday 17th November up to December 15th Sem Gym Circuit Training for members 12 yrs and up continues as usual on Mondays from 7pm -8pm High Jump Training for registered members. 11, 12 and 13 yr olds only 6pm -7pm Starting Tuesday 15th November up to December 13th Sem Gym €2 per child per session Please don’t forget your water! Remember: Athletes MUST wear the club singlet when representing their club. These are available from Brid Stack 0872650720

Listry Community Notes

LISTRY SOCIAL COMMITTEE We wish to remind Seniors in the Listry / Milltown and surrounding areas that the next Social day will be christmas party will be held in Listry Community Centre on Tuesday November 29th from 12noon-4pm. The usual Bus service will operate on the day and will start collecting passengers at approx 10.30am. We look forward to meeting you. CONCERT IN LISTRY COMMUNITY CENTRE Listry Community Centre will host th highly acclaimed “Killorglin Men’s Social Club Choir” for a concert on Sunday 27th November 2016 @4pm . Please come along to hear these wonderful singers who have performed throughout Ireland over the past years. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served.

MEK United

FIXTURES Tuesday the 15th of November 2016 JK Sports U12 Division 1 Killarney Celtic C v MEK United @ 5.30 pm Saturday the 18th of November 2016 Moriarty’s Centra U’11’s MEK United v Mastergeeha @ 2.00 pm ACADEMY TRAINING Training has now moved indoors to the Nagle Rice Community Centre in Milltown. The same times apply, a charge of €2 per child is compulsory to cover costs as are shin guards. 2 pm to 3 pm for U6’s, U7’s and U8’s 3 pm to 4 pm for U9’s and U10’s

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Killorglin Golf Club

RESULTS Results of Mens Christmas Hamper at Killorglin Golf Club. 1st Conor Counihan 41 pts 2nd Henry Cahillane 39 pts 3rd Colin O’Sullivan 39 pts 4th Mike McCarron 39 pts 5th Danny Evans 39 pts Cat B Mike Ashe 38 pts Cat C Pat Goulding 39 pts Gross Joe Kennedy

Workmens Rowing Club

Congratulations to all of our rowers who competed in the Skibbereen Head of the River, over 3km, at The Marina, Cork, last Saturday 12th November. The venue and conditions were perfect and a hugely enjoyable day was had by all. We rowed in many events, from U15 to U18 and Club 1, with great success. We had a total of 4 first places: Womens J16 Double- Ciara Browne and Annie (Sweet-Sixteen-on –the-Day) O’Donoghue. Mens J18 Double- Brothers, Dylan and David Bartlett. Womens J16 Coxed Quad- Ciara Moynihan, Ciara Browne, Annie O’Donoghue and Leona Browne. Cox: Michael O’Donoghue Mens J15 Double- Marc Woodard and Seán Farndon. We also achieved a total of three 2nd placesWomens J18 Double- Ciara Moynihan and Siobhán Burns. Mens J16 Coxed Quad- Jakub Kunicki, Marc Woodard, Seán Farndon and Leona Browne. Cox: Ciara Browne. Mens J16 Double- Ruadhán Mac Curtáin and Jakub Kunicki Our Congratulations to Siobhán Burns on an extremely close 3rd place in her J18 Single event. Well done also to Michael O’Donoghue Mens Club 1, and Ruadhán and Jakub, Mens J16 Single Sculls, on their fantastic races. UPCOMING EVENTS The Interprovincial Indoor Rowing Championships will take place next Saturday 26th November , at the University of Limerick. TRAINING NEWS Indoor training continues during the week as per coaches texts and at the lakeshore at Reen Pier on Saturday and Sunday mornings. CONGRATULATIONS Birthday Greetings this week to Callum Myers who turns 16 on Wednesday. Have a great day Callum!

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

JUVENILE NEWS U16 Boys Glenbeigh Falcons 38 Killarney Cougars 39 Cougars travelled to Glenbeigh on Wednesday evening last and a good team performance secured the points but had to reply on a late Colm Talbot basket to secure the points. Cougars led throughout the game but a determined effort by the home side ensured they never gave up the game and they hit the front at the right time in the final minute before Talbots late basket. Best performances for Cougars came from David Bartlett, Eoin Talbot and Colm Talbot.

Div 1 Ladies Killarney Cougars 67 Glenbeigh 66 Cougars first home game of the season saw Cougars pushed all the way by newly promoted Div II champions Glenbeigh Falcons who were narrowly pipped in the final stages by the Cougars. The sides were tied 13 all at the end of the opening qtr with the Falcons taking the early lead thanks to good baskets by Mary Fogarty and Julie O’Connell with Allyson Caggio and Rheanne O’Shea responding for Cougars. The second qtr saw Cougars take the lead with the introduction of Chloe O’Doherty on target with three consecutive three pointers Cougars went onto lead 28-21 at half time. The visitors upped their game in the third qtr as the teams went basket for basket with Cougars maintaining the lead entering the final qtr 54-47. Glenbeigh had their best spell of the game through the final qtr and led briefly entering the final qtr with Ashley Campbell on target with 7pts and Cliona Coffey 6pts to with Cougars just surviving with three pointers from Lynn Jones, Rheanne O’Shea and baskets by the hard working Louise Ni Mhuircheartaigh gave Cougars the points in a very entertaining game. Div III Ladies Killarney Cougars 39 Tralee Imperials 34 Cougars hosted the Imperials at the Pres Killarney on Thursdays last and a good contest saw the home side take the points with a good finish in a game that could have gone either way. Cougars held a slight lead throughout but the visitors hit the front in the closing minutes of the game and Cougars found an immediate response with late baskets by Fiona McSweeny, Caroline Kelly and Marguerite O’Connor, Best for Cougars were Fiona McSweeney, Ashling O’Donoghue, Deborah Murphy and Marguerite O’Connor. ACADEMY TRAINING U8 & U10 girls and boys the Parish Hall from 5 pm. Academy Boys & Girls. Seniors Nov 19th Senior Womens Div II Killarney Cougars v Caherciveen Pres Gym 5 pm Nov 21 st Senior Mens Cup Killarney Cougars v Gneeveguilla Pres Gym 7 pm JUVENILES Nov 23rd Boys U14 A Cup Killarney Cougars v Glenbeigh Falcons 6 pm Pres Gym Nov 21st Boys 14B Killarney Cougars v St Annes 6 pm Pres Gym

Killarney Chess Club

Karl James O Neill who came 3rd U9 boys Philip Lyons who came 3rd U11 boys and Trina Eustace who came 1st U9 girls at the Munster Chess Championship held in Limerick last Sunday. Killarney chess club is held every Thursday between 4- 5:30pm at the KDYS Killarney. Membership is free for the remainder of 2016. You can contact the club at Killarneychessclub@gmail. com

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Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

We have just received notification of the Munster Bank Championship for Munster Regional Trout Council. The competition is being held in Lough Doire Bhille Littleton Thurles Co. Tipperary on Sunday November 27th commencing at 10am . The format is that all competitors must supply at least one controller and all anglers must be ready to commence fishing the first session at 10am sharp . Entry fee is €50 per competitor and to ensure that entries are received in time , all entries are to be given to Club Secretary by Sunday Night 20th November as the club has to counter sign the entry form and submit it.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt

Last Sunday morning’s competition attracted a reasonably good turnout of members and result of the 3--Ball --Scramble as follows, Nett Michael 0-’Connor, Noel Moynihan and Mike Cotter (3I) Gross Gearoid Cronin , Betty 0’Brien and John Murphy (44) CHRISTMAS HAMPERS The first of the Christmas Hamper competitions will commence on this Sunday morning which will be a 36 Hole Single Strokeplay competition with an entry fee of €10 Shotgun start at 9--I5am. CLUB EGM A special club EGM will take place at the end of this Sunday morning’s competition to discuss the PPUI ‘s recent offer to the club to host the 2OI7 National Ladies and Gent’s Inter -County championships All members to attend. PRIZEGIVING On this Friday November I8th --9-3Opm all prizes for the Club Strokeplay,Open Scramble and Willie Parker will take place in Charlie Foley’s All other prizes will be presented in Murphy’s Bar during the club’s end of season get together on December 5th SENIORS OUTING Next Seniors Outing will be to Castleisland on Wednesday 7th IO--I5 am JUVENILE HAMPER COMPETITION The club will organise a Juvenile Hamper competition on Saturday 3rd December 2pm

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club

AGM The Club AGM was held on the evening of the 10th of November, and as there were no elections necessary to fill any vacancies, then the attendance was smaller than would be expected. The meeting was “chaired” by Louise Langan, who was the chairperson of the Club Council for 2016. All reports were read, and were duly passed,so there were no major contentious issues, the only minor one related to the proposed change to the 10th hole on Killeen, but by a substantial majority in a show of hands it was decided to leave the hole relatively unchanged. Arthur Hanley, the outgoing Club President, said his “goodbye’s” and offered his deep appreciation for the honour of acting as Club President for the year, Arthur concluded by Welcoming Breda

Duggan as the Club’s incoming President to replace himself at the Executive table, and departed. Breda Duggan thanked the Ladies Club for bestowing the honour of The Presidency upon herself, and admitted that Arthur would be a hard act to follow. We all wish Breda the very best in her role as our President for 2017, and no doubt Breda will bring her own talents and personality to the role. CHRISTMAS HAMPER The AIB sponsored Christmas Hamper for handicap’s of 13 and over was played on Mahony’s Point on Sunday the 13th of November. The “shotgun start” time-sheet was full with 96 contestants participating. Scoring conditions were ideal, and a good score was very much “on the cards” so to speak, and the gentleman who stood out amongst all of the others, was none other than octogenarian Sean O’Donoghue, affectionately known within the Club, as “Sean the castle” his score of 42 points was a clear winner, and Sean will be a most popular winner when it comes to the presentation evening. Runner up was Dan O’Leary with 41 points, and in third place was Con O’Mahony with 39 points. Prize-winners were as follows. 1st Sean O’Donoghue(21) 42 points, 2nd Dan O’Leary(15) 41 points, 3rd Con O’Mahony(22) 39 points, 4th Rory McCan(16) 39 points, 5th Paddy Looney(24) 39 points, 6th Gerard Walsh(13) 39 points, 7th Frank Reen Jnr.(16) 38 points, 8th John Somers(19) 37 points. Standard scratch was 38 points. Christmas Hamper for 0-12 handicap will be played on Killeen on Sunday the 20th of November.

Killarney Athletic

RESULTS Fai Junior Cup Killarney athletic 2-4 Abbeyfeale. Our senior A’s bowed out of the FAI cup after a cracking tie with limerick side Abbeyfeale on Sunday afternoon. There was very little to separate the sides throughout the game with all players on view giving their all. We took the lead on 29 mins when Lukas headed home the opening goal but our joy was short lived when the limerick boys equalised 3 mins later and took the lead on the stroke of half time with a well worked goal. 15 mins into 2nd half we equalised when a free kick from Will Courtney deceived everyone and was bundled in by Gary Moynihan. Abbeyfeale then went back in front when a ball failed to be cleared from the athletic box and was well finished by abbeyfeale. As athletic chased down the equaliser we were caught on the break and with 5 mins remaining abbeyfeale wrapped up the tie. We wish them all the best in the next round. Hard luck to our boys who will hope to continue the good form into the league and cup. DENNY DIVISION 1B Killarney Athletic B 0-1 Ballymac Celtic This game should have been over by halftime. Athletic were well on top and missed 2 penalties in a half that we should have had 4 or 5 goals but athletic didn’t finish off numerous chances they had. Pretty much the same in the second half but ballymac scored with 5 minutes left on the clock despite Aaron quills best efforts in goal. Athletic have no excuses.

YOUTHS LEAGUE Killarney Athletic 1-1 Listowel Celtic The youths played their first home game of the season in Ferndale last Saturday with a re shuffle of the team due to absenteeism of a few players. Athletic started brightly and hit the post in the first 10 minutes and had numerous chances only to be denied by the Listowel keeper. Listowel took the lead through A Jack Sheehy corner when it deceived all and sneaked in at the near post. Into the second half and athletic got an equaliser through influential midfielder Luke O Donoghue with a 20 yard shot into the top corner to share the spoils with Listowel. Clearly evident was lack of match fitness and attitude. U16 KERRY SCHOOLBOYS AND GIRLS SOCCER LEAGUE Camp Juniors FC 2-3 Killarney Athletic AFC A top of the table clash away to Camp on a beautiful crisp morning saw both teams give it their all and not wanting to lose valuable ground to each other in the race for the league. Athletic were marginally ahead with possession in the first half and made it count with two quick fire goals from the head of Liam Kelliher and Harry Potts. Such was the tempo of the game that Athletic missed the chance to make it 3 and Camp went down the other end to score with the last kick of the half to tilt the momentum to the home team. Into the second half and camp got their just rewards with a free kick that deceived the blue army defence to draw level. Inspirational man of the match Keith Suter took it upon himself to restore our lead with a well taken goal from an acute angle. Camp tried with all their might in the dying minutes to get a goal but the blues defence held out. A hard earned 3 points and the blues remain unbeaten in the league with possibly the hardest 3 away games played. Training Monday night 8-9. FIXTURES Saturday 19th November Moriarty’s Centra U11’s Killorglin Afc v Killarney Athletic 2pm Daly’s Supervalu U13 Div.2 Ballyheigue v Killarney Athletic 12-30pm Killarney Plaza U15 Premier Killarney Athletic v Killarney Celtic A 1230pm Sunday 20th November Fenit v Killarney Athletic 11-30am QUIZ AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS Venue : Killarney Oaks Hotel Time : 8pm This Friday Night sees the player of the year awards presented at our annual Quiz Night. The quiz starts at 8 and is fun for all ages. Adult teams €40 while juvenile teams €20. Great spot prizes to be won on the night. Hope to see ye there.

Killarney Celtic

40TH ANNIVERSARY The club is celebrating its 40th Anniversary on Friday, November 25th, Killarney Avenue Hotel at 8.30pm. FAI President Tony Fitzgerald will be the Special Guest, plus others to be announced. Tickets available from all club officers. We have uploaded snapshots of our history on our facebook page. CONGRATULATIONS Well done to the Kerry U16s who beat a previously undefeated Limerick Desmond 2-0 last weekend. Congratulations also to former Kerry player Rian O’Sullivan on a man of the match display against Germany’s U18s,

scoring a brilliant goal for his country. RESULTS FAI Junior Cup: Listowel Celtic 1 Killarney Celtic 6 An absolutely scintillating display saw us come away from Pat Kennedy Park with a very convincing win. Pa McGrath put us in front and Stephen Hayes doubled our lead. Listowel hit back with a goal but Cathal O’Shea restored the two goal advantage before setting up Wayne Sparling for the fourth before going on to complete his hat-trick. FAI Youth Cup: Rathkeale 5 Killarney Celtic 0. An understrength Celtic gave it everything but were simply outclassed on the day. Comhgairdeas and best wishes going further to Rathkeale. U14 Premier: Killarney Celtic 0 Camp Juniors 2. An excellent game with both sides showing great quality, but it was the visitors who made the crucial breakthroughs. U14 Div One: Inter Kenmare 5 Killarney Celtic B 3. Again a real top notch game between two well-matched teams. Simon Coffey, Erin Moloney and Mike McCarthy were the Celtic scorers. U12 Girls: Killarney Celtic away to Mastergeeha and Inter Kenmare The girls opened their season with a cracking blitz, superbly hosted by Mastergeeha. Killarney Celtic defeated Mastergeeha before drawing with Inter Kenmare. The players particularly catching the eye in the Mastergeeha game were Aine Devlin, Aileen O’Brien, Lucy O’Sullivan and Ruby Gaffney. The Inter – Killarney Celtic game was a cracker with Inter leading 2-1, Aimee Coffey on target for us, before Celtic equalised late on through Aideen O’Brien. Ellen Leech and Sarah Cooper also did well. U12 Prem Three: Killarney Celtic B 1 Park 6. Park are a very strong side and proved it with some lovely soccer, but Celtic gave them a harder battle of it than the scoreline would indicate and can be very proud of a really good display capped by a superb goal from Naco Zulatuigi. FIXTURES Munster Junior Cup Area Semi-Final Killarney Celtic at home to Listowel Celtic, Sunday, 11.30am The club were delighted with the great support away in Listowel and, with the visitors determined to exact revenge, that could well be an important factor again. Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B at home to CSKA Tralee, Saturday, 7.00pm U17 League: Killarney Celtic before Mastergeeha, Saturday, 2.00pm U15 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Killarney Athletic, Saturday, 12.30pm U15 Div Two: Killarney Celtic B away to Castleisland, Saturday, 11.00am U13 Div One: Killarney Celtic away to Mastergeeha, Saturday, 12.30pm U13 Div Two: Killarney Celtic B away to Killorglin B, Saturday, 11.00am U11: Killarney Celtic away to Inter Kenmare, Saturday, 2.00pm LOTTO Numbers drawn 1, 6, 7, 11. No winner, four x match 3, Diarmuid Daly Knockeendubh, Eithne Reen Headford, David O’Donoghue Muckross, Terence Casey Rookery Rd., €40 each. Next week’s jackpot €2400, 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.

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AQUILA CLUB O’ DONOGHUE CUP SEMI FINAL The second semi final in the O’Donoghue Cup, East Kerry Senior Championship, sponsored by The Aquila Club, Gleneagle Hotel, sees reigning champions Rathmore take on Spa, next Saturday, the 19th November 2016 at 2pm in Fitzgerald Stadium. There will be extra time if necessary. TATLER JACK EAST KERRY MINOR A CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINALS Firies proved the stronger when they took on Currow in the first of the Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor A Championship Finals, last Saturday, in Currow. Firies got off to a dream start with a goal early in the game. Two goals before the break meant the visitors led 3-7 to 0-7 at half time. Currow fought back in the second half but the margin was too big and Firies advanced to the Final on a Full time score of Firies 3-12 Currow 1-10 The second minor A championship semi final between Gneeveguilla and Dr Crokes, on Sunday was a closely matched affair. The sides recorded a goal each and a scatter of points saw Gneeveguilla lead 1-7 to 1-4 at the break. The second half was nip and tuck and the teams were level at the end of normal time, Gneeveguilla 1-12 (15) Dr Crokes 2-09 (15) putting the game to extra time. Two Dr Crokes goals in extra time proved the difference between these 2 evenly matched teams. Dr Crokes progressed to the final against Firies, on Sunday 20th November at 2pm on a final score of Dr Crokes 4-11 Gneeveguilla 1-16 (AET) EAST KERRY U21 CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL Rathmore came out on top of this keenly contested quarter final in the East Kerry U21 Championship, in Derreen, despite playing the majority of the game a man light. Legion built a three point lead in the opening half, with both sides finding the net, Rob Leen for Legion and Shane Ryan for Rathmore. Score at the break: Killarney Legion 1-5 Rathmore 1-2. Killarney Legion maintained a lead for much of the second half and with the man advantage it appeared as though they had the edge. However, Rathmore kept plugging away and a lovely Mark Nagle goal, followed by a brace of points gave Rathmore a three point lead. In an exciting finish, Killarney Legion leveled with a goal. It looked like extra time was looming but Rathmore won a free 50 yards out to the right of the posts. Rathmore midfielder, Donnacha McCarthy, fired over a monster score with the outside of his right, ensuring victory for Rathmore. Final score: Rathmore 2-8 Killarney Legion 2-7. This result means that Rathmore are away to Dr Crokes in the East Kerry A Championship Semi Final, while Legion have a bye to the B Final, on the 4th December against the winners of Gneeveguilla V Firies, the previous Sunday. SCÓR N NÓG COUNTY FINALS Well done to all the participants from East Kerry clubs, who performed so well and did their families, clubs and East Kerry proud in the County Scór na nÓg Finals last Friday. The East Kerry Clubs results were as follows: Spa – 1st: Figure Dancing, Set dancing & Quiz and Best Overall Club Trophy. Glenflesk – 1st Ballad Group; 2nd Instrumental Music. Gneeveguilla - 1st Solo Singing

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(Mark O’ Leary). Firies - 1st Recitation (Cian Sheehan). Kilcummin – 4th Quiz. Congratulations to the winners who progress to the Munster Semi Finals, in Cashel on the 11th December. Go n-éirí and t-adh libh. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Dr Crokes Team and Management on winning the Munster SFC Semi Final and the very best of luck in the Final. Go n-éirí libh. CUMANN NA MBUNSCOIL The county semi finals of the urban schools took place during the week. Fossa NS played Gaelscoil Mhiceasmainn NS in a fantastic open game of football. Both sides led at some stage during this hard fought encounter. The teams finished level at full time with Fossa NS edging out a gallant Gaelscoil Mhiceasmainn NS team in a frantic finish to the match. St. Olivers NS team played Ardfert NS in the semi final of the county competition. The game was played at a high tempo all through with both teams having periods of dominance. St. Olivers NS survived a nervous final few minutes to reach the final with a superb team display. Best of luck to both schools in the final on Thursday in Austin Stack Park. Knockanes NS play Bulian Siar NS in the three teacher final on Thursday in Austin Stack Park. This will be a great tussle between two well matched teams. Defending a county title is never easy but the Glenflesk school team have shown great resolve to reach this stage. Best of luck to the management and players. FIXTURES Saturday 19 November 2016 O’Donoghue Cup East Kerry SFC Championship, sponsored by The Aquila Club, Gleneagle Hotel Semi Final Rathmore V Spa Venue: Fitzgerald Stadium at 2pm Extra time if necessary Sunday 20 November 2016 East Kerry Minor Championship, sponsored by The Tatler Jack A Final – 2pm Dr Crokes V Firies C Final – 12 noon Cordal/Scartaglen V Rathmore Extra time if necessary Neutral Venues TBC

Fossa GAA

LOTTO 13th November 2016 Numbers drawn were 3, 21, 25, 26. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €11,400. SENIORS Our seniors played Na Gael in the Division 4 County League final on Sunday in Milltown. This was a very exciting affair with the outcome in the melting pot right to the end. Fossa started well with points from Donald O’ Sullivan and Tadhg O’ Shea, then in the 8th minute, Colin Myers pulled off an outstanding save from Ian McCarthy as he looked certain to score for Na Gael. Kevin McCarthy kicked a great point from distance but Na Gael were always dangerous and lead by three points after 15 minutes. Fintan Coffey was having a storming game in the middle of the pitch and kicked a fine score in the 21st minute, this was our best period of the game and soon afterwards Paudie Clifford scored a great goal following a quick break from the defence. The same man was on hand

in the last minute of the half to score another brilliant goal after some great work by Daniel O’ Keeffe, this left Fossa in the driving seat at half time on a score of 2-05 to 0-07. In the second half, Na Gael took over and controlled proceedings from the start and had reeled off five points without reply after 10 minutes. While Fossa defended heroically, they were finding it difficult to penetrate a very organized Na Gael defence and the fact that our only two scores in this half came from frees by Tadhg O’ Shea tells it’s own story. Perhaps they were feeling the effects of their effort in winning last week, they had a chance right at the end of a goal but it wasn’t to be and Na Gael held on to win on a scoreline of 0-15 to 2-07. While they will be disappointed to have lost this one, both players and management can look back on a magnificent and historic year for Fossa GAA Club. They have been promoted to Division 3 of the County league, they won the Fr. Galvin Cup and they are County Junior Champions for the first time in the history of the club. They have given their supporters some memorable days out and hopefully they can continue to build on the success of this year in the coming season. Team- Colin Myers, Colm Walsh, Paddy Sheehan, Anthony Wharton, Kevin McCarthy, Mark Dennehy, Daniel O’ Keeffe, Fintan Coffey, Colin Davidson, Mikey O’ Shea, Lorcan Daly, Paudie Clifford, Tadhg O’ Shea, Donald O’ Sullivan(C), Daniel O’ Connell. Subs- Michael O’ Keeffe, Killian Bellew. CLUB GEAR FOR CHRISTMAS If anyone wishes to order Club gear for Christmas, can you please contact Rhona Buckley on 087 6685952 asap, she needs to place the orders very shortly with O’ Neill’s as there is quite a long delivery time, especially at this time of year. FOSSA/TWO MILE COMHALTAS Come along to a music and singing session for young musicians and singers in the Travel Inn Fossa on Saturday 26th November, 5 - 6pm. This is very much a fun session where the emphasis is on playing music and singing for enjoyment, this is for all ages and abilities. Adult musicians wishing to help are welcome. For further details contact Tim on 087 2413116 or Eileen on 087 6284053 SENIOR SCÓR Anyone wishing to take part in Senior Scór, which will take place sometime in New Year, are asked to contact Theresa Kissane on 087 6816169 as soon as possible. FOSSA GOLF SOCIETY Fossa Golf Society had our Christmas Hampers outing to Waterville golf links on Saturday. The course was in great condition and the weather stayed fine all day. Best on the day was Mark Bowe who came away with first prize with a fantastic score of 42 points. In 2nd place was Seamus Kelly, 3rd Paddy Looney, 4th Pat Chawke, 5th Teddy O’Sullivan and 6th Pat Clifford. Front 9 was won by James Curran and back nine by Rory McCan. The outcome of Golfer of the Year was also decided at the outing and this went to our Captain John O’Mahony after a titanic battle with James Curran all season. The presentation of prizes was held in the Golden Nugget on Saturday evening along with the society AGM. At the AGM Stuart Graham was elected Captain for 2017 and Mick Clifford elected

President. We’d like to wish them both well for the coming year. The society would like to say a big thank you to Kelly’s Londis Milltown for their generous sponsorship of the hampers and to all the staff at Waterville for a fantastic day out. For more information on Fossa Golf Society check out www. fossagolfsociety.com

Gneeveguilla GAA

LOTTO Lotto numbers were 5,10,24,30 No jackpot winner next weeks jackpot €6,250 MASS Mass for deceased club members will be in Gneeveguilla church Friday 25th of November. SENIORS Gneeveguilla seniors were defeated by Dr Crokes in the O’Donoghue cup semi final. Thanks to players team management and everyone who helped and supported our senior team this year. AGM Gneeveguilla GAA AGM Friday 2nd December at 8pm sharp. MINORS Gneeveguilla minors played Dr Crokes in East Kerry Championship on Sunday morning in Gneeveguilla. Gneeveguilla opened the scoring with Brian Brosnan and Jamie Brosnan both scoring inside the first two minutes. Dr Crokes fought back and a goal from Shaw low into the corner got Dr Crokes right back into the game. Crokes kicked the next three points unanswered before Gneeveguilla fought back. Points from JJ Herlihy and John O’Leary free kept Gneeveguilla in contention. Gneeveguilla midfielder JJ Herlihy rose highest for a kick out a fed a perfect pass to Thomas Fleming who hammered the ball into the Crokes net. A free from Naughton was canceled out by Jamie Brosnan and John O’Leary points to give Gneeveguilla the half time advantage at 1-07 to 1-04. Gneeveguilla started the second half brightly and kicked four unanswered points. Dr Crokes found their rhythm again and Jerry Cronin was forced to make a point blank save from Shaw. Dr Crokes were not to be undone however as Courtney played a long ball into Griffin who shot low into the bottom of the net. Patrick Warren fisted a ball over the bar to steady things for Gneeveguilla but Naughton and Courtney were able to get the vital scores to level things at full time 1-12 to 2-09. Gneeveguilla came out in Extra time and Jamie Brosnan and Jack Cremin kicked the opening scores. Crokes then won a penalty on the stroke of half time extra time and Courtney stepped up a put the ball low into the right hand corner to make it 1-15 to 3-10. As the second half of extra time wore on both teams tried the get the vital score to win the game and Dr Crokes were the team to get a goal as the ball trickled into the net after a goal mouth scramble. Gneeveguilla responded with a John O’Leary point but referee Jimmy O’Shea of Glenflesk blew the final whistle and Dr Crokes advanced on a scoreline of Gneeveguilla 1-16 Dr Crokes 4-11.

Mid Kerry

O’SULLIVAN CUP Keel overcame Miltown/Castlemaine to reach a final encounter with Cromane.

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Final Score Keel 4-20 Miltown/Castlemaine 1-05 (report attached) MINOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SEMI FINALS Laune Rangers and Beaufort will contest the final defeating their opponents last Sat evening Results as follows Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane 0-08 Beaufort 2-14 Laune Rangers 3-14 Keel/Listry 1-07 (Report attached) SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Semi Final: Cromane host Miltown/ Castlemaine Sat 19th Nov at 2,30pm & Round 1 Replay: Keel entertain Beaufort Sun 20th Nov at 2pm Extra time playable in both games U 16 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 3 Sat 19th extra time playable in both games Beaufort host Miltown/Castlemaine & Laune Rangers are home to Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane. Keel/Listry bye

Spa GAA

SCOR NA NÓG Congratulations to our dancers and quiz team who became County champions last Friday evening in Killorglin for their 5th in a row Co final.

Both figure and set dancers progress to the Munster semi-final in Cashel on 11th Dec. Tráth na gCeist team will represent Kerry in the All Ireland in Belfast in February. Figure: Alice O’Donoghue, Aislinn O’Donovan, Lia Murphy, Ailbhe Gallagher, Erin Holland, Meghann Cronin, Aine Brosnan and Kate Lawlor. Set Dancers: Kianan O’Doherty, Liam Spillane, Gary O’Sullivan, Cian O’Sullivan, Erin Holland, Meghann Cronin, Aine Brosnan and Orlaith Spillane. Quiz Team: Daniel O’Sullivan, James Lynch. Kianan O’Doherty and Louise Fleming. LATE LATE TOY SHOW Congratulations to our All Ireland winning u15 Mixed Set CCE Spa Cill Airne Fleadh team that will be performing on the Fantastic Late Late Toy Show on December 2nd. Huge excitement tonight in Spa when trainers Triona And Mairead Mangan told them the great news. Also thanks to Noreen O’Sullivan for submitting the entry. A great way to end the year. UPCOMING FIXTURES O’Donoghue Cup Semi Final

Spa v Rathmore home Saturday November 19th at 2pm. EK U21 Championship Sunday 27th November at 12 noon v. Glenflesk away. LOTTO Numbers drawn 9,12,14,19 No winner. Monthly Annual ticket draw winner John O’Sullivan, Upper Ballycasheen. Next weeks draw in Jimmy Briens Bar for €10,400. HALL RENTAL Please contact Eileen Casey for availability 087 6577312. SPA MERCHANDISE Contact Mathilda for new range of fantastic gear 087 6487356. Great Christmas gift

Kilcummin GAA

GAA CLUB MERCHANDISE Anybody wanting to order merchandise for Christmas please contact Marie Lehane on 087 9181973. HURLING Continues for 6 to 14 year olds between 6 and 7pm on Thursday nights in Killarney Community College €3 per night. KILCUMMIN JUVENILE GAA CHRISTMAS DRAW Tickets are still on sale for our annu-

al juvenile Christmas draw and can be purchased at the club bar and the post office. All tickets must be returned by the 27th November. Please support the club draw to support your club team. NATIONAL CLUB DRAW / FUNDRAISER Kilcummin GAA Club launched their participation in the National Club Draw on Sunday last in the Clubhouse. Members will be visiting each house in the coming weeks and are hopeful that the draw will be well supported. The entire proceeds from this fundraiser will go to developing and maintaining playing pitches which are overworked due to the large numbers using these facilities during the last few years. The tickets are just 10 Euro and there is a fantastic array of prizes as well as three yearly lotto tickets for the local fortnightly lotto draw. Ask the visiting members or go to GAA.ie/Nationalclubdraw to get a list of these fabulous prizes. Thank you in anticipation. SYMPATHY The GAA Club wishes to extend its sympathies to the family of Pat Nagle, Ballinamanagh who died during the week and who was an active member of the club in the sixties.

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Spa's Scór na nÓg county championship winning set dance team, Kianan O'Doherty, Liam Spillane, Gary O'Sullivan, Cian O'Sullivan, Erin Spa's quiz team, county Scor na nOg champions, Eileen Aherne (Scor Officer), Louise Fleming, Daniel O'Sullivan, James Lynch, Kianan O'Doherty and Seamus Clifford (coach). Holland, Meghann Cronin, Aine Brosnan and Orlaith Spillane.

Spa's figure dancers, Scor na nOg county champions, front: Erin Holland, Ailbhe Gallagher, Kate Lawlor and Alice O'Donoghue; back, Aine Brosnan, Meghann Cronin, Aislinn O'Donovan and Lia Murphy.

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