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Members of Dochas Drama Group rehearsing for their three one-Act plays that will take place in the Killarney Avenue from February 17-19; front, Don Rohan, Siobhan McAuliffe and Hugh Jordan (who will perform in The Bear). Back from left are Daniel McCarthy and Patricia McSherry (who will perform in Ribbons), Mabel Counihan and Liz Sherry ((who will perform in The Last Post ). Picture: Eamonn Keogh

Editor’s View Candidates Hit The Campaign Trails AND they’re off. Candidates have lost no time in sweeping into action on their general election campaigns after President Michael D Higgins dissolved the 31st Dáil on Wednesday and Taoiseach Enda Kenny announced February 26 as polling day. So what will the electorate in the greater Killarney area and Kerry have to say when they meet the candidates on their doorsteps? Employment will definitely be a hot topic. Many would like to see more, well-paying jobs in the Killarney area, as well as more business op-

portunities and supports for tourism as well as increased industry and accessibility for Killarney and Kerry. Housing is another key concern. Will prospective TDs be addressing the need for new, energy-efficient and affordable housing in the Killarney area and its environs? Taxes will also no doubt energise doorstep debate. We have experienced increased direct and stealth taxes over the last 10 years but services and infrastructure have not advanced accordingly. In addition, many voters will speak

of the slow rollout of high-speed broadband and the need for local electric car-charging points. The state of our roads is another talking point among the electorate. Road users pay huge car tax annually – are these monies being spent effectively? Road safety concerns as well as flooding threats and damage will also no doubt top the agenda. •See the first of our two-part election special this week, on pages 32 and 33

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

FORGET about the West End, Killarney’s homegrown thespians have always known how to stage a mesmerising drama right on our doorstep. In what is excellent news for theatregoers, Dóchas Drama Group returns to the Killarney Avenue Hotel on February 17, 18 and 19, presenting three one-act plays, at 8pm nightly. “Relationships, love lost and found, loyalty and deceit – all human life is there!” said Mary Murphy of Dóchas Drama Group. “We are presenting three plays, three authors from three different countries, from three different periods all with themes and characters with whom we can all identify and recognise.” The Bear by Anton Chekhov is a hilarious comedy. “We meet the grieving widow Elena (played by Siobhan McAuliffe), the opinionated, egotistical Gregory (played by Hugh Jordan) and the faithful manservant, Luka (played by Don Rohan) who is confused by the behaviour of both!” said Mary. In Last Post by Jean McConnell, Felicity (played by Mabel Counihan) is amazed when she receives a letter she was not expecting. “A visit from the young, attractive Mary O’Reilly (played by Liz Sherry) brings news which challenges her patience and dignity. Who has the last laugh?” added Mary. Ribbons is a play by a promising young Irish playwright, Elaine Murphy, which was produced at the Abbey Theatre in 2013 and received much praise. In it, we meet Glenda (played by Patricia McSherry) who has invited Lewis (played by Daniel McCarthy) to her apartment in the hope of strengthening their relationship. “Both have stories to tell which are revealed over a cup of tea!” said Mary. Dóchas members will also stage the production at the Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare on Saturday, February 20.

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Michael Healy-Rae and Truly Diverse get in harmony THE sounds of Kerry and Killarney band Truly Diverse flooded the airwaves from Wednesday as Kerry TD Michael HealyRae started his campaign off by releasing a song encouraging voters to support him. The catchy number, written and performed by Truly Diverse, advises people to "vote him one or vote him two, vote him any way". "They did a great job," said Deputy Healy-Rae of Truly Di-

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HOW MABS CAN HELP WITH MORTGAGE DEBT Struggling with mortgage debt is very stressful and it can be hard for people to know where to start. Ger O’Brien, mortgage advisor with Kerry Money Advice & Budgeting Service, reports on how to resolve this problem MORTGAGE debt has been in the news for a considerable time now with particular focus being on those who are in serious arrears and have not yet reached a resolution of their particular difficulty. While there are nearly 760,000 mortgages on private homes in the country, 110,000 mortgages are still in arrears and almost 38,000 are in arrears for more than two years. The Government, in its recent announcement of new measures in May 2015, is eager to alleviate the impact of debt on families across the country so that people can move forward with their lives. The new measures announced include a major reform of the insolvency framework, appeal to the courts for insolvency deals rejected by the banks and an expansion of the Mortgage to Rent Scheme to assist those whose mortgages are unsustainable. The Government also announced, as part of the new measures, the strengthening of the role of MABS to enhance its existing role of providing independent information and advice to borrowers in arrears. MABS has always assisted people in mortgage difficulty. In fact, almost 50% of clients now coming to MABS have a mortgage. We anticipate that the new strengthening of MABS will enhance its existing role and extend

it to provide a more complete and comprehensive service to clients in mortgage difficulty. Struggling with mortgage debt is very stressful and it can be hard for people to know where to start. In the MABS experience people go into denial when experiencing over-indebtedness. People in mortgage difficulty are no different and it seems that there is a considerable number who have not or are not engaging with their lender. While this reaction is understandable it is not a solution and can, and often does, result in the problem intensifying. Many households in mortgage difficulty who are not engaging with their lender are fearful and unsure of where to go to seek independent advice. Some MABS advisers, from their experience of being in court, are reporting that those who do attend a repossession hearing (and many do not), are intimidated by the process. Some courts, when adjourning repossession cases are now advising people to go to MABS. The Government’s new initiative places MABS as the gateway for those in mortgage arrears to commence addressing their mortgage and all the other debt issues they may have. MABS anticipates that it will be in a position to offer those distressed borrowers a fuller suite of supports in coming to a resolution of their mortgage difficulty with the clear objective of keeping families in the homes. As MABS is a free service, independent of the banks and other credit institutions, available nationwide, people should not have to face a court appearance or deal with the threat of losing their home without the independent advice and support available to them in MABS. MABS is a confidential service.

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posed that the bank re-assess John’s case in light of the new information to be provided as we believed that a long-term affordable and sustainable solution was possible. After our second appointment with John, we wrote back to the Bank attaching the completed SFS, along with proof of income and bank statements for the last three-month period. The SFS showed repayment capacity of €400 per month. We proposed that the Bank agree to lengthen the term of the mortgage, add John’s current arrears of €13,000 back into the mortgage and accept repayments of €400 per month, subject to regular agreed review. At current rates this meant that the mortgage would be repaid in full in the year 2031. The bank agreed to the proposed monthly repayment and to adding the arrears back into the mortgage but would only extend the term to 2028 which is when John reached the age of 65. This meant that in 2028 (at current interest rate) the amount still outstanding on the mortgage would be €12,500. We explained this to John and

The MABS website www.mabs.ie and the MABS helpline on 0761 07 2000, provide information and guidance on all aspects of dealing with personal debt. Information on statutory debt resolution options can be found on the Insolvency Service of Ireland’s website www.isi.gov.ie The Money Advice and Budgeting service is particularly well placed to assist people in over indebted situations. MABS, as well as being a free service, is independent, confidential and non-judgemental.

also explained that because he had a variable interest rate mortgage that if his circumstances improved during the extended term that he could increase his monthly repayment or make lump sum reductions to his mortgage without incurring any penalties. Every payment in addition to agreed sum of €400 per month would reduce the projected €12,500 outstanding at age 65. Furthermore, to get a second opinion, we suggested that he meet with an independent financial advisor to be chosen by him from the panel of practising accountants available at www. keepingyourhome.ie and we explained that his Bank would p a y €250 t o wards t h e

cost of the appointment. Having considered his situation and taken the appropriate advice, John decided to accept the Bank’s restructure offer as proposed by Kerry MABS. He has the peace of mind of being able to continue living in his home, knowing that his mortgage is no longer in arrears as he is able to afford and keep up the new monthly payments as negotiated by Kerry MABS.

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The Gleneagle Group on a winning streak THE celebrations continue at The Gleneagle Group this week, with The Brehon, The Gleneagle and The Maritime hotels all winning awards in the past few days. The Brehon was awarded Best Four Star Hotel at the 26th annual CIE Tours International Awards of Excellence at a special ceremony in Dublin Castle. The CIE award winners are chosen following an independent valuation of feedback surveys completed by CIE Tours International customers. The Brehon, along with sister hotels The Gleneagle and The Maritime, also cleaned up at the Irish Accommodation Services Awards where they each won a gold medal for their immaculate standards in housekeeping and accommodation services. “We have had a wonderful start to 2016, first being ranked in Trip Advisor’s Top Ten Irish Hotels and now winning the CIE Best Four Star and IASI Award,” said general manager Brian Bowler. “The team here is overjoyed and we look forward to further exceeding our guests expectations in the coming months.” Following the IASI Awards held in Hotel Westport at the weekend, executive accommodation manager for The Gleneagle Group Noreen O’Gorman said: “We are thrilled to have won three IASI gold medals. Our guests expect and deserve the highest standards of cleanliness and we work very hard every day to ensure that this is what they get. To be applauded for this is a fabulous bonus.” The Brehon was also runner-up in IASI Supreme Award in the Four Star category, narrowly losing out to The Hudson Bay Hotel.

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Aidan shines a light on Rathmore man’s fight for Irish freedom AS PART of the 1916 commemorations, numerous events are taking place around the county, marking Kerry’s close association and involvement with the events leading up to and during the Rising. Captain Patrick O’Connor was from Rathmore, a young Irish Volunteer and member of the IRB. Now, locals from all over Rathmore, Glenflesk, Killarney and East Kerry are coming together to remember Patrick O’Connor, by staging a musical drama on April 23 in Rathmore. Simply called Patrick, it is written and directed by journalist and writer Aidan O’Connor. Although relatively little is known about Patrick O’Connor, we do know that he left his native home in Rathmore to travel to Dublin on Good Friday, 1916, and having spent a week with Pearse and the Garrison inside the GPO, died in a blaze of machine gun fire around Moore Street on Friday, April 26, 1916. “For his mother, Mary, the Easter of 1916 marked a terrible time in her life. In the week leading up to Easter Sunday, she buried a son and her husband. A week later, the news eventually came that her other son, Patrick, had been taken from her too,” said Aidan. Under historical direction from Jer O’Donoghue, the added musical and dance talent of people like Joe Burkett, Derry Healy and the Clonkeen Youth

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Choir, and experienced stage hands of Val Moynihan, the two-hour production shines the spotlight on the small East Kerry parish as Irish history changed forever. “Of all the Kerry people associated with the Rising, maybe least was known about Patrick O’Connor. But we know enough to tell his remarkable story and his fight for Irish freedom,” said Aidan. “His story is one that must be told. Writing this for stage is a deeply moving and proud journey. I think Patrick O’Connor will be proud too.”

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Katie Taylor knockout boxing event expected to be a sellout A SELL-OUT crowd is expected at the Brandon Conference Centre, Tralee, on Saturday, February 20, when five-time world champion boxer Katie Taylor continues her preparations to defend her Olympic title. The event, which has been organised by Tralee Boxing Club and sponsored by Lee Strand Protein+ Milk, will see Katie Taylor take-on former Olympian Queen Underwood of the USA in the headline bout of a 10-fight card. The chairman of Tralee Boxing Club, Bryan O’Sullivan, said: “Katie Taylor is a living legend not only in sporting circles but in every day Irish life.” Tickets went on sale from Byrnes Spar stores in Monavalley, Oakpark, and Caherslee on a first come first served basis from 10am yesterday, Thursday, in addition to being on sale at Tralee Boxing Club in Monavalley on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings between 5.30pm and 8pm. Jerry Dwyer, Lee Strand’s Milk Operations Manager, said: “We already proudly sponsor numerous sporting events in the Kingdom and we are delighted to be the main sponsor of this significant milestone in Tralee’s sporting history.” Doors on the night will open at 6.30pm with the first fight to start at 7.30pm and there will be nine fights before the main event. For more information contact Sean O’Shea on 087-9224729, Pat O’Shea on 086-1942824 or email traleeboxingclub@gmail.com.

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OUTRAGE AT GRISLY DISCOVERY OF SEVERED DEER HEADS THE discovery of the severed heads of six native female red deer and a six-monthold calf shocked the public earlier this week. The grim find was made in Killarney on Monday by a member of the public. Hitting out at the discovery, the Wild Deer Association of Ireland claimed it flies in the face of assurances given by Heritage Minister Heather Humphreys. It is reported that the Department said the culling “conformed with NPWS scientific oversight” and was conducted by trained wildlife staff. A statement from the Department also said the images that were taken in a restricted area were “designed to give a misleading impression to the public”. However, the Wild Deer Association of Ireland says Minister Humphreys had given assurances in the Dáil that “only old and infirm animals would be culled”. The association’s director, Damien Hannigan, said Monday’s discovery goes against such assurances. Red deer are a protected species and the animals roaming the Killarney National Park are the only wild native deer left in Ireland. However, in recent years, roaming deer in Kerry have been blamed for causing traffic accidents and damage to farmland, leading to calls for a cull. The Wild Deer Association of Ireland says while it is not against a cull, it must be done in way that is mindful of the genetic integrity of the herd. The last time a cull was carried out was in 2009. Mr Hannigan said the group was not against culling but was opposed to “indiscriminate culling that doesn’t

Severed heads of six red deer and a sixmonth-old calf were found in Killarney.

follow a management plan”. However, the statement from the Department added: “They (culls) are conducted in accordance with best husbandry practice and in full conformity with scientific and agricultural guidelines. “The shooting is being carried out responsibly and appropriately by qualified, trained and competent and expert NPWS staff.” The Department denied any calves had been orphaned as a result of the cull.

THERE was widespread sadness at the death of a church warden after a boat capsized on Sunday in Kenmare Bay. The body of Bill Topham, 55, was recovered on Monday morning. A second man survived after being rescued swimming towards the shore. The pair had set out at around lunchtime from the old pier in Templenoe, in a Canadian-style open canoe. They were intending to go duck shooting on what was the last day of the shooting season. The canoe reportedly capsized and the men were thrown in to the water.

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A VERITABLE Aladdin’s Cave for all the family, the Works at Killarney Outlet Centre is always a must-visit. It has added further to its wonderful appeal by creating exciting new store zones, focusing on family, kids, stationery and art, craft and hobbies. These brand-new zones will be launched this Monday, February 8, as will the store’s fantastic new Together Rewards Card. “At The Works, we are proud to reward all our Together Rewards Card members with five points for every €1 you spend, along with exclusive offers, bonus points promotions, members exclusive gifts and more!” said The Works store manager Caroline O’Gorman. “Once you’ve registered your Together Rewards Card, you’ll receive 50 free points and you’ll receive reward vouchers up to four times a year to spend in store on anything you like.” Not only that but you will receive member exclusive offers, promotions and bonus points.

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WORK is nearing completion on the multi-million euro restoration of Killarney House and Gardens but yet no staff have been hired for what will be one of the biggest tourist attractions in Kerry, according to Kerry TD Tom Fleming of the Independent Alliance. Deputy Fleming raised the matter, which he described as a “matter of urgency”, with the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht. “The tourism season is about to get underway and Killarney House and Gardens will not only be a huge addition to tourism but to the economy in Kerry also,” Deputy Fleming said. “It’s very worrying that no staff have been hired for this tourist attraction which has been restored as part of a €7.1 million project. “I sincerely hope that staffing, or the lack of, will not result in any unnecessary delays in the opening of this hugely important addition to the National Park and to Killarney.” The landscaping and planting of the grounds and ornamental gardens is expected to be concluded in the coming weeks. The interpretation/ exhibition phase of the project is also advancing. In response to questioning from Deputy Fleming, Minister for the Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Heather Humphreys, said: “Staffing requirements remain the subject of on-going consideration in light of the overall business needs and within the pay framework approved for 2016. “Once this interpretation/ exhibition phase has been moved forward sufficiently, the staffing requirements of the project will be addressed. In this regard, the nature of the posts required, as well as the numbers involved and the budgetary implications, will be determined in due course.”

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THE courage and heroism of Muckross teenager Brendan Coppinger was recognised at the Lee Strand/Kerry Garda Youth Achievement Awards. Assistant Garda Commissioner John O’Mahony presented Brendan with the overall award at the ceremony at Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee, on Friday. Over 270 people from across the county attended the event during which 26 merit awards, four distinction awards, a voluntary group award and overall winner prize were presented. Assistant Commissioner John O’Mahony commended 18-year-old Brendan, who was presented with a specially commissioned crystal trophy. Brendan, a fifth-year student at St Brendan’s College in Killarney, completed many tasks as part of his transition year, including the ECDL Programme, the log-on-learn programme and also received a Bronze Gaisce. Brendan also volunteered to train Killarney Celtic unde-11s. At a training session Brendan, along with coach Eugene Cosgrave, saved the life of his fellow transition year student Tom Geaney who had gone into cardiac arrest. As a result, a new local project in Killarney has been set up called Operation Resuscita-

tion. The plan will offer specialist life-saving training to schools, sports clubs and individuals and aims to train hundreds of people in the locality, thereby increasing survival rates by up to 26%. Brendan’s courage has been recognised locally and nationally and he has appeared on Morning Ireland and The Afternoon Show on RTÉ 1 with Daithi O Se and Maura Derrane. The four distinction award winners were Sarah Finnan, Glenflesk; Darren Burns, Tralee; Clodagh Curran, Valentia; and Ross Sugrue, Tralee. Among the merit award winners were Mutaz Almusawi, Killarney; Owen Barry, Killarney; Roisin Casey, Castleisland; Chelsea Coffey, Killarney; Abigail Graham, Fossa; Michael McNabb, Killarney; Diarmuid Mullane, Kilcummin; and Katie O’Neill, Kilcummin. Donal Pierse, chairperson, Lee Strand, said: “Lee Strand in association with An Garda Siochána have always been proactive in acknowledging and identifying the positive work by young people and voluntary groups to enhance community life in Kerry. The awards are a fantastic celebration of their outstanding achievements.”

Brendan Coppinger, Killarney with his parents Jimmy and Bernie and standing back from left, Donal Pierse, Chairperson, Lee Strand, Sean, Catherine and Patrick Coppinger and Assistant Commissioner John O’Mahony. Pictures: Domnick Walsh

Overall winner Brendan Coppinger from Killarney, second from left, with his friends, Jack, Tom and Rob.

Merit award winner Michael McNabb with Tommy and Rose McNabb and standing back from left, Clare Looney, Garda Michael Courtney, Declan Sheehan, Lee Strand, Jerry Dwyer, Lee Strand, Sgt. Eileen O’Sullivan and Donal Pierse, Chairperson, Lee Strand.

Katie O’Neill, Kilcummin, who won a Garda Youth Achievement Award.

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Biddies Leap Into Action In Kerry Vincent O'Connor, a member of Kilgobnet Biddy Group, Beaufort, calling to Mike McGillycuddy's House in Shanera. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

FEBRUARY 1 heralds the beginning of springtime and honours St Brigid, the patron saint of the farming community. The greater Killarney area marked the festival with full pageantry this week. As always, the talented Kilgobnet Biddy Group, Beaufort, upheld the Biddy tradition with gusto. Regarded as one of the oldest and most colourful of Irish customs, it involves pageantry at its best, combining as it does pagan and Christian traditions. The Kilgobnet Biddies well spend the next few nights calling to houses and halls playing music and collecting funds for Kilgobnet National School.

Think Pink And Don Your Hat ALL are urged to lend their support to the pink hats world record bid, which will take place in Kerry this Monday, February 8. Simply wear your rosy-hued headgear and join the fun event, at 1pm at Kenmare Mart. The fundraiser is being organised in aid of Recovery Haven Kerry. “Recovery Haven provides support for those living with cancer, their families and carers. The aim is to set a world record of the largest number of people wearing pink hats at a mart at one time,” said a spokeswoman. The pink hats are kindly sponsored by Dairymaster.

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Hundreds Gather To Say Goodbye To Sheila HUNDREDS of mourners gathered to pay their last respects to popular Killarney woman Sheila Kelliher this week. Sheila (née McGillicuddy) of Clash, Lissivigeen, and late of Ardshanavooley, Killarney, was laid to rest on Wednesday after requiem Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral. She is survived by her husband Tomás, sons Stephen and Ryan, mother Mary, sister Noreen, brothers David and Seán, parents-in-law Ann and Seán, and many relatives and friends. The untimely death of the vibrant 54-year-old caused a cloud of sadness to descend on Killarney. The requiem Mass was led by Fr Kieran O’Brien, who said anyone that ever befriended Sheila made a friend for life. “She was so vibrant, so energetic,” he said, adding: “In the words of her favourite song, she was On Top of the World. She was the light of the world; the salt of the earth.” Fr Kieran spoke of how proud Sheila was of her family and their achievements, including her husband and sons' talents on the golf course as well as on the football and soccer pitches. Fr O’Brien also spoke of Sheila’s special relationship with her mother, Mary. Her love of fashion and sport and her strong faith were also recalled during the Mass. At the conclusion, Sheila’s brother, Seán, thanked relatives, friends and neighbours

for the love they showed to Sheila during her illness. Sheila was a hairdresser by profession and worked with Sean and Rose Duggan in their salon on College Square, and later worked in the Great Southern Hotel and the Aghadoe Heights Hotel. Sheila loved fashion and music and enjoyed singing, dancing and playing the piano. On Top of the World by The Carpenters was her favourite party piece. “Now, you are going to the top of the world, girl. We’ll miss you,” Seán said. Killarney Musical Society, Killarney Celtic FC and students from St Brendan’s College provided a guard of honour as the funeral cortege made its way to Aghadoe cemetery.

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Red carpet rolled out for Kerry at tourism Oscars ALWAYS a glamorous occasion for the hotel and tourism industry, the CIE Tours International Awards of Excellence lived up to every expectation on Monday. What’s more, Kerry enjoyed a lingering close-up as hotels, a restaurant and numerous visitor attractions from the county swept the boards at the ceremony in Dublin Castle, where CIE chairman Vivienne Jupp presented the awards. Four hotels came away with awards for the best in their category, while nine others also received coveted awards. One B&B, restaurant and bar was judged to have provided the best lunch. Eight visitor attractions in the county received awards, which are in their 26th year and come from a survey of 28,000 CIE Tours International customers. It was revealed that the visitors carried by CIE Tours generated revenues of €83 million in 2015. CIE Tours International brought 44,000 visitors to Ireland during the past year. Awards of Excellence were presented to 98 outstanding hotels and visitor attractions spread right around the country. The Dunloe Hotel, Killarney, won the best five-star hotel category, while Killarney’s Brehon Hotel won the gong in the four-star section. Benners Hotel in Dingle won the accolade for best three-star hotel. Killeen House Hotel, Killarney, won the coveted best dinner feature and Davitt’s B&B Restaurant & Bar, Kenmare, won the best lunch. Other hotels presented with awards were Dingle Skellig Hotel, Europe Hotel, Killarney, International Hotel, Killarney, Killarney Avenue Hotel Killarney Park Hotel, Killarney Plaza Hotel, Killarney Towers Hotel and The Malton, Killarney. The visitor attraction winners from Kerry were Brendan Ferris Sheep Dog Trials, Kells, Glenbeigh, Gabriel Kavanagh Sheep Dog Trials and Famine Cottage, Fahan, Ventry, John B. Keane’s pub, Listowel, Killarney Horse & Carriage Tours, Kissane Sheep Farm, Muckross House & Gardens, Killarney, Tangney Tours-Jaunting Car, Killarney, and The Gap of Dunloe Ponymen.

Vivienne Jupp, Jason Clifford, The Dunloe Hotel, and Peter Malone.

Michael Rosney, Killeen House Hotel, Vivienne Jupp, CIE, Geraldine Rosney, Killeen House Hotel, and Peter Malone, CIE.

At the presentation to the International Hotel were Ann Marie Collins, Dennis Savage, CIE, Catriona White, Terence Mulcahy and Frank O'Sullivan.

Igor Van Riel, Killarney Plaza, left, Denis McCarthy, Killarney Avenue, right, and Dennis Savage, CIE Tours.

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Young Quiz Maestros Have The Answers KERRY’S youngest general knowledge whizzes strutted their stuff with gusto when local primary schools lined out for a major quiz event at the weekend. The schools were invited to participate in the first stage of the nationwide 2016 Credit Union Schools’ Quiz competition, which was run by Killarney Credit Union Ltd, in the INEC on Sunday. Over 25,000 schoolchildren under the age of 13 will compete in over 300 venues throughout the 32 counties. The questions, compiled by primary school teachers, covered such general topics as geography, history, music, literature and sport. Killarney Credit Union Ltd has been holding the schools quiz for over 20 years. The first and second place in each age category represent Killarney Credit Union Ltd., in the next stage which is Chapter 23 (which consists of credit unions in Kerry and West Limerick) with first and second place in each age category qualifying for the National Final which is hosted by the Irish League of Credit Unions in Dublin in early April. This year was the biggest with 22 schools taking part from Killarney and Kenmare. There were an amazing 66 teams – 30 in the under-11 age category and 36 in the under-13 age category. “The standard was extremely high with a number of tie-breakers taking place,” said Joy Clifford, youth officer, Killarney Credit Union Ltd. “We would like to thank all those who participated, their teachers and schools and of course their families for bringing them to the quiz. We also thank our wonderful quiz master Colin Kiely and all of the volunteers who stewarded, corrected and kept score.”

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Get Connected With Killarney Chamber YOU are invited to connect with fellow businesses in Killarney via an exciting speed networking event next week. Introductions, new contacts and new business opportunities are on offer on the night, which will unfold in The Dromhall Hotel on Thursday, February 11. “This is a speed networking Killarney Chamber event affording you the oppor- President Kate O’Leary. tunity to introduce your business to other local businesses with a view to generating new business opportunities,” said Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce president Kate O’Leary. The Connecting with Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce initiative will also focus on promoting the local economy. Registration for the event takes place at 6.30pm and is €20 for members and €25 for non-members. This includes a main course and a glass of wine. The networking event, held in association with Bank of Ireland, starts at 7pm sharp. Tickets are available from the receptions of The Dromhall Hotel, Park Place Apartments, and Killarney Park Hotel as well as from the Killarney Chamber offices on Beech Road, The Laurels (Kate O’Leary) and from JMAC Office Supplies.

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Pat Delaney, chairman, Killarney Credit Union (seated sixth from left), presenting first prize in the Killarney Credit Union Primary School under-11 quiz to winners Fossa National School, Roan Daly, Robert Brooks, Finn Kennelly, Matthew O'Connor and teacher Cathy Hayes, Joy Clifford, Killarney Credit Union, Catherine Coffey, organising committee, with (front from left) St Oliver’s NS team, second, Tia McNabb, Ben Gaughran, Amy Doyle, Jack Cronin, St John's NS Kenmare team, third, Conor Adams, Darragh Hanley, Grace Roberts White and Eabla O'Connor; back, Colin Kiely, Mark Murphy CEO Killarney Credit Union, John Long, teacher Laura Lynch, Marian O'Sullivan, Helen Courtney Power, Michael O'Brien and Jerry Morley in the INEC.

Pat Delaney, chairman, Killarney Credit Union (seated seventh from left), presenting first prize in the Killarney Credit Union Primary School under-13 quiz to winners Realt Na Mara, Tuosist, team, Joy Clifford, Killarney Credit Union, Cullina National School team, second, Molly Wakerman, Mikey Moriarty, Ruairi Dorrian and Adam Neary, Gaelscoil Faithleann team, third, Jack O Lionsigh, Isabelle de Fuitleigh, Keelan O Foghlú, Eoghan O Dubhaín, back, Colin Kiely, Danny O'Sullivan, Mark Murphy, CEO Killarney Credit Union, Tomas O'Mhurchú, John Long, teacher Marie Murphy, Cullina NS, Marian O'Sullivan, Jerry Morley, Cian O'Siochrú, Treasa Ui Scannlain, Gaelscoil, and Michael O'Brien.

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DO YOU live in Killarney? Would you be interested in attending a short course about how to build local community resilience? The Transition Kerry group is looking to bring together a group of Transition Kerry members who are interested in taking part in an educational programme aimed at building local resilience in Killarney. Killarney Looking “This is a series of workshops Good chairwoman for community groups, tidy Yvonne Quill. town groups, residents associations and individuals, which will provide a hands-on, practical approach,” said Yvonne Quill, chairwoman of Killarney Looking Good. The sessions will take place in The Dromhall Hotel, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm during February and March. On Wednesday, February 17, the theme will be how we plan and design communities for our future. On Wednesday, February 24, preventing food waste/ local food resilience and biodiversity will take centre stage. On Wednesday, March 2, the spotlight will turn on energy choices/water conservation, while on Wednesday, March 9, the session will focus on a community action plan on how to build local resilience. The total cost for the four sessions is €20. You are advised to book early as places are limited. For more information contact Yvonne Quill on 0879792995 or e-mail yquill@gmail.com

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S ALWAYS, it offered an occasion for photographers to step out from behind the lens and into the limelight. The 38th annual Press Photographer of the Year awards put Ireland’s top snappers in the picture. Numerous photographs by Kerry photographers won awards or were shortlisted for prestigious titles at the event, organised by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland. Mark Condren, Irish Independent, was named Press Photographer of the Year 2016, his fourth time to

receive the accolade. Among the Kerry photographers honoured was Don MacMonagle, Killarney, who won first prize in the nature and environment category for his stunning nocturnal shot, Ballinskelligs Perseid. Don was also shortlisted in the arts and entertainment category for his picture of Jeremy Irons in Waterville where he unveiled a plaque in memory of those who have lost their lives to suicide. Tralee photographer Domnick Walsh’s image featuring Rena

Blake and Lisa Fingleton, Kerry, who were married in Killarney, after same-sex marriage became legal in Ireland, was shortlisted in the news category. Killarney photographer Valerie O’Sullivan’s Down the Mountain With Ewe pic was shortlisted in the daily life and people section. This photograph featured sheep farmer John O’Connor bringing his ewes down Mount Brandon. Also shortlisted in the same category was Valerie’s picture That’s A Fine Beasht! Featuring

Listowel Livestock Mart. A shot by Valerie was also shortlisted in the nature and the environment category. The picture Golden Moment by Caherciveen photographer Stephen McCarthy won third prize in the sports category. The Press Photographers Association of Ireland Press Photographer of the Year 2016 exhibition, featuring 122 prints, will go on tour, visiting selected venues nationwide, visit www. ppai.ie for exhibition tour updates.

Nocturnal view during the August Perseid looking southwest over McCarthy's Castle and Horse Island Ballinskelligs Beach, the only designated gold-tier International Dark-Sky Reserve in the Northern Hemisphere. Picture: Don MacMonagle

Rena Blake and Lisa Fingleton on their wedding day in Killarney. PICTURE: DOMNICK WALSH

Kerry photographers Domnick Walsh, Tralee, Stephen McCarthy, Caherciveen, and Don McMonagle, Killarney, with their awards. PICTURE: RAY McMANUS, SPORTSFILE

John Keane, Kilmoyley, Billy Riordon, Athea, and Matt Dillon, Killarney, holding tough at Listowel Livestock Mart Opening Dairy Sale. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

Don MacMonagle, MacMonagle Photography, pictured with Michael Chester left President, Press Photographers Association of Ireland, and Miriam O'Callaghan. Don was awarded first prize in the Nature and the Environment category.

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High Street Junction Sparks Debate NEWS that the traffic lights at the junction of High Street and Rock Road in Killarney would not be operating for a few days proved a touchstone for lively debate as soon as we released it on Killarney Advertiser’s website and Facebook page last Friday. Kerry County Council advised at the time that the lights would not be operational again until last Monday, while repairs were carried out. The local authority urged motorists to proceed with caution in the area and to be accommodating towards other motorists until the traffic lights were repaired. This story generated a huge response among our readers:

“It’s time for the Roads Authority to consider putting a temporary roundabout there, on a trial basis, to see if they can free up the congestion the junction causes on High Street at peak times...” “Traffic moving a lot more smoothly without lights…if people were used to it and the correct markings on the road it might help out figuring a solution to this ridiculous junction…. anything is better than the current set-up!”

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“A simple roundabout, on a trial basis, would be an excellent start.”

“If you're asking me it's running a lot better, all that is needed now is to replace lights with pedestrian crossing.” “Needs a temporary lollipop person for safety of pedestrians, young and old, to cross the road at the top of High Street.”

“Don't think that will happen. Should be three pedestrian crossings made there and take away the lights traffic, moving better without them.”

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Call For Fence At Ballydowney To Prevent Deer From Endangering Road Users

Councillor Michael Gleeson.

At the recent meeting of Killarney Municipal District, I asked for Kerry County Council to make contact with both the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) and the NRA with a view to having funds made available for the provision of an adequate fence on the N72 lefthand side outbound from Ballydowney as far as the Castlerosse stone wall. This fence is desperately needed in order to prevent deer from trespassing onto the carriageway and endangering all road users. The number of near escapes from serious injury or even death is of

litany proportions. Kerry County Council replied that it had meetings with the TII (NRA), the Garda Síochána and the NPWS regarding this section of road. During these discussions it was felt that the provision of fencing from Ballydowney to the Castlerosse would not be of benefit, as deer would still be able to enter on to the public road from other locations, and the fence may prevent deer who had got on to the roadway from getting back into the National Park. I am disappointed with the reply. It must surely be possible to put in place a fencing arrangement that would ensure that deer would not trespass onto the very busy roadway. Councillor Michael Gleeson, Kerry Independent Alliance, Clasheen, Killarney

‘LISTRY BRIDGE NEEDS TO BE REPLACED’ IT WAS with great excitement I read in your publication that Cllr John Sheahan and Cllr Brendan Cronin have announced funding of almost €90,000 for Listry Bridge. In 2009, Cllr Cronin announced that €27,000 would be spent on signage and markings on the same bridge. Could I ask through your publication, how many accidents have occurred on Listry Bridge since the original allocation of funding? What I can tell your readers is that some of that original signage was hit within one week of installation and that now none of it exists and here we are seven years later throwing further good taxpayers’ money after bad! Listry Bridge is both dangerous and structurally unsafe and needs to be replaced, nothing less will do! Your faithful taxpayer, Brendan O'Shea, Listry Bridge (what's left of it), Faha, Killarney

CALL TO ALL VISUAL ARTISTS

VISUAL arts submissions are now being accepted for K-Fest Music & The Arts, which takes place in Killorglin, County Kerry, on Friday, June 3, through Monday, June 6, 2016. Submissions, including images of artwork, photo of the artist, biography, and artist statement, may be sent via email to Neil Browne, K-Fest Artistic Director, at submissions@kfest.ie. Submissions are due at 2pm, on April 8, 2016. Complete instructions may be downloaded at www.kfest.ie. Neil Browne, K-Fest Artistic Director, Via email

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Meet Kerry’s general election candidates in JOHN BRASSIL Fianna Fáil Profile First qualifying as a civil engineer and later a pharmacist, John runs his family business in Ballyheigue. He was elected to Kerry County Council in 1999 and has been in politics since, serving as Mayor of Kerry in 2014. Married to Bernadette, they have three children, Mary Anne, Noel and Elizabeth. “I have been a strong community activist at all levels for over twenty years, and acted as Chairman of Shannon Development for six years and Chairman of Kerry Education and Training Board from 1999 to 2011,” said John.

Priorities

Protecting and enhancing rural Ireland so that our rural communities are vibrant and viable places to live; job creation and proper investment in business and enterprise supports; reducing the numbers on the live register by attracting new investment and encouraging enterprise; ensuring a high quality broadband service across all of Kerry; developing and marketing our tourism industry; keeping rural services open; protecting and enhancing farm incomes; a fair health service with well-resourced frontline services; childcare and education; and tackling the housing crisis.

DONAL CORCORAN Renua Ireland Profile

Donal Corcoran, 48, lives in Tralee. Donal is presently a Stonemasonry Instructor with the Kerry Education and Training Board based in Tralee and has been involved in the construction industry for a number of years. He successfully ran his own business for a number of years. Donal is involved with a number of community groups and is the treasurer of the Kerry Renewable Energy Co-Operative. Donal is also a volunteer for the Tralee Chamber Alliance Tourist Kiosk and for Tralee Tidy Towns. Donal is a member of Austin Stacks Hurling and Football Club. Donal holds a LLM in Law (General) and a LLB in Law and European Studies from the University of Limerick. Donal also holds a Foundation Diploma in Training and Education from the National University of Ireland, Galway.

TOM FLEMING Independent Profile

Tom Fleming, TD, is a native of Scartaglin. He is married to Lena and has three daughters. Four generations of the Fleming family have served on Kerry County Council. Tom has been elected on the first count with surplus over the quota on each occasion in 1985, 1991, 1999, 2004 and 2009. He served as chairman of Kerry County Council 2000/01 and as Mayor of Kerry, 2008/2009. Tom was elected to Dáil Éireann as an Independent candidate in February 2011. Tom is a member of the Dáil Joint Committee on Transport, Tourism & Sport and Communications, Energy & Natural Resources. Also he served on Dáil Joint Committee on Jobs Social Protection and Education. In 2015 Tom was promoted to represent the Dáil Technical Independent Group in the Leaders Debates.

Priorities

Develop sustainable jobs in Kerry, develop agriculture and tourism; protect the viability of the family farm; progress the Wild Atlantic Way; revitalise towns and villages with policies of rate reductions and tax reduction incentives; retention of post office services; review rural garda station closures and provide additional garda resources; enhance small rural schools; expand community healthcare and home help services; develop youth sports facilities; expedite proposals for upgrade of Institute of Technology Tralee to Technological University status; expansion of Solas Training Centre in Monavalley, Tralee; rollout of high-speed broadband; housing.

MICHAEL FITZGERALD Green Party Profile Michael Fitzgerald, from Castlegregory, worked on the family farm, pub and shop when growing up. After studying in UCC and working as a teacher in Germany and Dublin, he hopes to return home and represent Kerry in Dáil Éireann on behalf of the Green Party and is asking for your number-one vote in the forthcoming election.

Priorities

Michael feels passionately that Kerry can achieve its potential only when we all work together; he feels there is a need to be more active and creative in

the ways we preserve the environment; he highlights a need for regulations which are more adaptable and case specific; there is a need to look at the great potential of renewable energy for Kerry; a fair tax system and properly funded public services; a need to manage resources so that they are preserved for future generations; crime; loss of services in rural areas; and long-term unemployment.

Priorities

Creation of jobs in Kerry, developing tourism further, reducing crime and the re-energising of rural communities, improving the roads and access to the county, revitalising rural communities by investing in villages, encouraging renewable energy projects, prioritising home-care for the elderly and protecting people in their homes by providing more Garda resources and harsher sentencing

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Kerry General Election candidate for Fianna Fáil Cllr Norma Moriarty with John O'Shea and Margaret O'Donoghue, Killarney, at a campaign rally in The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney, on Saturday night. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

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in part one of our two-part election special BRIAN FINUCANE People Before Profit Profile

Brian Finucane, Ballylongford, Listowel, is a husband and father of two, and is all too familiar with the impact of austerity on families and communities in the region. He joined the campaign against household and water tax in 2011 and has since campaigned to defend the rights of workers and to protect some of society’s most vulnerable groups, particularly on a range of key issues for Kerry. A PAYE worker, Brian campaigned against cuts to medical cards for cancer patients, defended the right to cut turf, fought against the introduction of the USC and household tax.

Priorities

Priority matters include improved cancer services, protecting the bogs and defending the right to cut turf and the prevention of privatisation of bogs; supporting the Post Office network: fighting against cuts and closures, preserving rural Ireland, supporting local communities and businesses and towns and demanding government support for same; protection of the Kerry landscape; abolition of domestic water charges: continuing the campaign against water charges the privatisation of the water supply; right to housing: An end to the housing crisis, opposing evictions, demanding rent controls and greater rights for tenants and ending the dependency on emergency accommodation.

SEE NEXT WEEK’S EDITION which will feature further profiles of general election candidates in our constituency

MICHAEL HEALY-RAE Independent Profile

Michael Healy-Rae has many fond memories of Killarney from growing up visiting his grandparents on the Port Road, and of course his own late mother in Scrahan Mews. “I am standing for re-election to Dáil Éireann. I have a proven track record of diligently working for the people of all of Kerry at all times,” he said. “Killarney town in my opinion is a major tourism centre in Ireland. It has great natural beauty and heritage that is beyond compare. This in itself brings responsibilities, the National Park and Muckross House are in serious need of additional funding to enhance the excellent service and visit that it can provide, this is what people come to see and it is what our economy in Killarney depend on.”

Priorities

Issues such as changes in traffic management and parking have caused concerns to residents over the last couple of months, feels Deputy Healy-Rae. “These issues need to be addressed. I have always believed that wider consultation by our local authority when carrying out works in a town such as Killarney is vital,” he said. Job creation is another priority in order to retain young people in the community. “Sadly, over the years many of our manufacturing jobs have closed down, while the town is very fortunate to have Liebherr and other substantial employers,” he said.

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Wedding bells for Kay and John By Eve Kelliher

THEIR paths crossed during a bank holiday weekend and Kay Dowd and John O’Leary exchanged wedding vows recently. Kay, from Firies, and Ballydesmond native John met in McSorley’s, Killarney, in June 2006 and John popped the question on Kay’s birthday, August 26, 2014. Kay, the daughter of Eileen and Jerry Dowd, and John, the son of Joan and the late Tom O’Leary, were wed in St Gertrude’s Church in a ceremony led by Fr Tadhg O Dochartaigh. The sun smiled down as the newlyweds stopped off for ice cream cones in the bride’s shop in Firies village while guests enjoyed finger food in Pat Sheehan’s Bar in Firies. The couple posed for the camera of Padraig Healy of Evoque Photography at scenic spots throughout Killarney, including Ross Castle. They celebrated long into the night at the reception, in the Heights Hotel Killarney. Kay looked stunning in a Mori Lee by Madeline Gardner

dress teamed with bridal shoes handpainted by family friend Rena Kennelly. Kay’s sisters Alice Dowd, Hannah Kennedy and Ellen Dowd were her bridesmaids while John’s brother Jimmy O’Leary was best man with their brother Nicky O’Leary joining forces with the groom’s friend Paul Kearney in the role of groomsmen. John’s niece Niamh Murphy was flower girl and Kay’s nephew Darragh Kennedy was pageboy. Special guests included groom's sister Theresa and family who came from England, and the bride’s aunt and family from Dublin The bride’s brother-in-law John Kennedy surprised the couple with a handcrafted sweet cart. The bridal hair was by Karen Riordan with makeup by Rosemary Crowley of Renew at the Castlerosse Hotel, Killarney. John Foley of Cosmo Productions was the videographer. The newlyweds and their guests danced the night away to the sounds of the Two Mikes and Family Ties as well as DJ Mike Fitz. The bride and groom honeymooned in Thailand and

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SCENE SET FOR CHEKHOV DRAMA IN KILLARNEY THESPIANS are waiting in the wings to transport you to another world this month, as Dóchas Drama Group returns to the Killarney Avenue Hotel on February 17, 18 and 19 with three one-act plays. The Bear by Anton Chekhov will be staged, along with Last Post, by Jean McConnell y, starring Mabel Counihan, and Ribbons by promising young Irish playwright Elaine Murphy. Three plays, three authors from three different countries, from three different periods all with themes and characters with whom we can all identify and recognise. Dóchas will stage the plays from February 17-19 at the Killarney Avenue at 8pm nightly and in the Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare on Saturday, February 20. Also Kerry has proved itself on the world stage yet again when it comes to hospitality, winning a slew of awards in the CIE Tours International Awards of Excellence. The Dunloe Hotel, Killarney, won the best five-star hotel category, while Killarney’s Brehon Hotel won the gong in the four-star section. Benners Hotel in Dingle won the accolade for best three-star hotel. Killeen House Hotel, Killarney, won the coveted best dinner feature and Davitt’s B&B Restaurant & Bar, Kenmare, won the best lunch.

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KILLARNEY was a real sporting destination on Friday as it played host to the third annual Kerry Sport Star & Special Awards. The gala event unfolded in The Malton Hotel and it saw Kerry, South Kerry and St Mary’s footballer Bryan Sheehan receive a standing ovation as he won the Supreme Sporting Award. Awards in 33 different categories were presented. The star-studded ceremony is the brainchild of Ken O’Day, who first organised it in 2014. “This year was even bigger and better than previous years and was held in support of Valentia Lifeboat,” he said. Ken thanked his fellow judges Weeshie Fogarty, Murt Murphy, Padraig Hartnett and Robin O’Day. He also paid tribute to the award directors, Robin and Darren O’Day.

An Island Community: The Ebb & Flow of the Great Blasket By Micheal De Mordha

Translated by Gabriel Fitzmaurice

THE Great Blasket Island is a speck of rock off Ireland’s west coast, battered by the cold waves of the North Atlantic, miles from the nearest town on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry. Even at its peak, when its fisherman in their little naomhóga were hauling in nets bursting with mackerel, the population never reached 200 souls. It was abandoned in 1953.

Yet there is something about this little island and its Irish-speaking inhabitants that has fascinated Ireland and the world. Writers and poets from the Great Blasket, from Ireland and from abroad documented life there. TDs in the Dáil in Dublin debated its affairs, and so did MPs in Parliament in London. Taoiseach Éamon de Valera visited twice. In this book, originally published in Irish as Scéal agus Dán Oileáin, the author draws on personal experience, interviews with islanders, and a wealth of other sources to present a textured, comprehensive social and cultural history of this iconic island.

Bryan Sheehan, overall winner, with his fiancee Ita O'Sullivan and parents Mary and John Sheehan at the Kerry Sports Stars Awards in The Malton Hotel, Killarney, on Friday night. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh

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

LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS

LUKE 5:1-11: Jesus invites Peter to put out the net again, and he does so though he thinks it pointless. When have you felt it was pointless to stick with a task, but did so nonetheless and been surprised by results? We never know when our efforts are going to bear fruit. “Push out into the deep.” The invitation is to go out into unfamiliar waters, where we are not sure what will happen, where we feel uneasy and our safety is not assured. When have you responded positively to that kind of an invitation and got positive results you did not expect? We get a glimpse of the preparation of the disciples leading to their decision to follow Jesus. They were helped by the interest and concern of Jesus (cured Peter’s mother-in-law); attracted by his work and teaching; and witnessed the power of God at work through him. This led them to “leave everything and follow him”. What has been the story of key decisions or turning points in your life? Who was Jesus for you in those situations? John Byrne OSA

PUT OUT INTO THE DEEP

JESUS is preaching at Lake Gennesaret (the Sea of Galilee) in this week's Gospel. This is Luke’s account of the calling of the First Disciples which takes place in the context of a miraculous catch of fish. Jesus is using Simon’s boat as a sort of platform from which to address the crowds who had gathered around him. Already Jesus is gaining popularity and the crowds are “pressing” near to him. Clearly they see something in Jesus that is attractive and fulfilling. Simon is most likely being polite when he agrees to try again for a catch, possibly thinking that Jesus should leave the fishing to the professionals. Simon obeys, takes the risk, lets go of his pride, and the result is an overwhelming catch of fish. It can be hard to trust others at times; it can be difficult to let go of what is familiar to us. We are constantly being challenged to do this. The big challenge is to trust that God knows what God is doing and is constantly urging us to pull away from the shore. In the words of Paulo Coelho: “A boat is safe in the harbour; but this is not the purpose of a boat.” Jane Mellett

SHOWING MERCY

FATHER Seamus O’Connell will give a presentation entitled Showing Mercy – The Road to Life according to Luke’s Jesus, in the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service Centre, Fairhill, Killarney, next Friday, February 12, from 7.30pm-9.30pm. For more information, ring 064-6632644.

BEST WISHES TO HELENA CONNOLLY

THE Killarney Parish has sent its best wishes to Helena Connolly who has been pastoral worker in the parish over the last number of years. “We have greatly appreciated her ministry amongst us, her gentle approach, her ability to turn her hand to many aspects of parish life, and indeed her great gift of music that has enriched many a liturgy,” said a spokesperson for the priests of the parish. “Over her time in Kerry she has been involved in pre- sacramental faith formation in the parishes of our pastoral area, and with the diocese too in her work on the Diocesan Pastoral Renewal Team. After many years in the Kingdom, Helena now takes up a role closer to her beloved home of Fermanagh, and certainly our loss is their gain. On behalf of the priests and the parish, we extend our deepest thanks to her for all she brought to us, and we wish her every blessing in her new ministry.”

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by freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in Ozanam House, Green Lawn. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console. ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 0646636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. Grace Baptist Church Due to Cultural Centre renovations: Sunday meetings for January and February will be held at the Brehon Hotel, Muckross Road. Sunday worship 11am. Bible study Wednesday night 8pm in various homes. Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Pslam 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https://www.facebook. com/KillarneyBaptistChurch Muckross I.C.A. Monthly meeting of Muckross Guild of I.C.A. takes place on Monday 8th February at 7.45 in Loughquittane N.S. New members always welcome. Day of Praise, Worship and Healing Guest speaker Maria Vadia. Sunday 28th February 2016 at the Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. Starts 9.30am. Holy Mass 5pm. (Maria Vadia has a powerful worldwide ministry in the Catholic Church bringing the Word of God to all.) A bus will be available from Killarney. Contacts: Mary 087 2898518, Pat 087 2505528, Celia 087 2405568.

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Passion For Fashion To Raise Cash For A Good Cause DO YOU love shopping for clothes? Here’s your chance to indulge in a spree and support a deserving cause into the bargain. The stylish team at Scamps & Scholars Childcare Centre in Killorglin has set the wheels in motion for a fundraising fashion event in aid of Kerry Cork Health Link Bus and the childcare centre itself. Second Time Around is a fashion extravaganza of over 1500 ‘preloved’ fashion items, all ready for resale over the weekend of February 19-21 at the Scamps & Scholars premises on Langford Street in Killorglin. “All proceeds will go to the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus and the Scamps & Scholars Montessori

Ann Doherty, Breda Ashe, Elaine O’Sullivan, Elaine O’Connor and Susan Griffin all getting ready for the Second Time Around Fashion extravaganza.

fund,” said Derek O’Leary of Scamps & Scholars. Last year the Kerry Cork health link bus brought people from all over Kerry and West cork to attend over 3,000 appointments in the Cork University Hospital. “The bus service to date, receives no Government funding and is funded entirely from sponsorship and fundraising events,” he added. “By supporting this event, you are making a difference to the emotional well-being of the users and that of their families. You can give cancer patients that peace of mind that they have a safe, secure and supportive method of

attending their appointment in Cork University Hospital.” This service also engages with schools to ensure that the younger population receive information on cancer prevention, reducing the risk of cancer, screening, body awareness and healthy lifestyle. Scamps & Scholars is a charitable company that provides low-cost, high quality childcare and early years education to about 170 families. More details can be had from Breda or Ann at Scamps & Scholars on 066-9762525 or see www. scampsandscholars.ie

Anna Okupinska, Mike Stack, Damien O’Sullivan and Richard Stack. At the Lee Strand Kerry Garda Youth Achievement Awards at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee, was merit award winner Abigail Graham, Fossa with Susan, Alexander Graham and Garda Cathy Murphy and standing back from left, Garda Tim O’Connell, Sgt. Eileen O’sullivan, Garda Irene Riordan and Declan Sheehan, Lee Strand. Pictures: Domnick Walsh

Sarah Finnan, Glenflesk, winner of a distinction award with Stephen and Olive Finnan and standing, AssistantCcommissioner John O’Mahony, Sgt. Helena Carey and Kieran Savage, Lee Strand.

Celebration for Damien’s 20 years of service THE staff and management of Tricel (Killarney) this week congratulated Damien O’Sullivan on two decades of service with the company.

Kerry General Election candidate for Fianna Fail Cllr Norma Moriarty and supporters on the canvassing campaign trail on the streets of Killarney on Saturday night. Picture: Eamonn Keogh (macmonagle.com)

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Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio is hosting its ever-popular annual Losing It: Inch/Weight-Loss competition. Here Jill Duggan explains how toning tables can help you streamline your body

MOST dieters expect to lose as much as four times what they really can in a six-month period.

It's important to tone up while losing weight. You will appear to have lost more than you have. Your posture will improve so you will automatically look slimmer. Compliments will be flowing and In turn boost your confidence to keep going. Increase in circulation from t h e

toning tables will in turn give you increase in energy and the release endorphins which will also keep motivation up. Think smaller: Count on losing just 10% of your weight within six months, and focus on keeping it off for more than a year. But be careful about relying solely on figures. A number on the scale isn't a goal; it's a measurement of success. Instead, focus on behaviours you wish to change: to reduce your daily fat intake to below 35%, or to cut out your afternoon treat. Also, consider setting non-weight-related goals, such as fitting into your favourite skirt. The pounds you'll automatically lose in the process will seem like a bonus. •Our annual sale is now on, with two courses of toning tables for the price of one. Call 064-6632966 for more information

Catwalk fever sweeps Kerry

T’S that time of year as Kerry gets set to take its place in the spotlight as Ireland’s answer to London, Paris and Milan. The Irish Fashion Industry Awards (IFIA), in association with Image Magazine, Lancôme Paris and Dunnes Stores, were launched in Dublin last week. Widely regarded as Ireland’s premier fashion industry event, the Irish Fashion Industry Awards will take place on Friday, March 4, in the Europe Hotel & Resort, Killarney, and are the highlight of Kerry Fashion Week (KFW). The deadline for entries is Friday, February 5. To enter, or for more information on the KFW ‘16 Programme of Events, visit www.kerryfashionweek.com, follow KFW on Twitter @kfwtweets or Instagram @kerryfashionweek. Dunnes Stores was officially revealed as a new associate sponsor of the Irish Fashion Industry Awards and Kerry Fashion Week 2016 and its creative director, Carolyn Donnelly joins the judging panel which also includes Melanie Morris, editor in chief, Image Publications; Bairbre Power, fashion editor, Irish Independent, and executive editor, Weekend Magazine, and Helen Cody, womenswear designer and winner of Irish Fashion Designer of the Year at KFW 15. Dunnes Stores will also showcase their SS 16 Designer Collections at the opening of the Irish Fashion Industry Awards, which will include Carolyn Donnelly The Edit,

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Paul Costelloe Living Studio, Lennon Courtney and Paul Galvin. It was also announced that Helen Steele, (who has dressed many Irish and international celebrities including most recently Saoirse Ronan) will also showcase her new S/S 16 collection as the guest of honour at the Irish Fashion Industry Awards. Kerry Fashion Week and the Irish Fashion Industry Awards are jointly produced by Orla Diffily and Paul Ruane (FrontPoint Events Ltd).

Kellihers Toyota was announced as new associate sponsor of the Kerry Boutique & Designer Show at Kerry Fashion Week in the Pavilion at Ballygarry House Hotel on Wednesday. The Kerry Boutique & Designer show a will be held in the Pavilion at Ballygarry House Hotel, Tralee, on Wednesday, March 2. Tickets are priced at €45 and are now available to purchase on www.kerryfashionweek.com or from the reception of Ballygarry House & Spa, Tralee, or by calling 066-9765016.

At the official launch of the Irish Fashion Industry Awards and Kerry Fashion Week were (from left) models Grace, wearing Jill de Burca, Candice wearing Helen Steele, Alicia wearing Helen Cody and Juddit wearing Carolyn Donnelly The Edit at Dunnes Stores.

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HOME & AWAY A WEEKLY ROUND-UP OF NEWS + VIEWS F ZIKA - CAUSE FOR WORLDWIDE WORRY Two adults have been confirmed with the Zika virus in Ireland, health chiefs have said. The cases, the first of their kind in the country, are unrelated to each other and both patients are said to be currently well and fully recovered. Both individuals have a history of travel to a Zika-affected country, Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSE) confirmed. The World Health Organisation has declared that the clusters of braindamaged babies born in Brazil – linked to but not proven to be caused by the Zika virus – constitute a public health emergency of international concern.The declaration, made by the WHO director Margaret Chan, will trigger funding for research to try to establish whether the Zika virus, spread by mosquitoes, is responsible for the large numbers of babies born with abnormally small heads in Brazil. It will also put resources behind a massive effort to prevent pregnant women becoming infected and, through mosquito control, stop the virus spreading. Chan called the birth of thousands of babies with microcephaly “an extraordinary event and a public health threat to other parts of the world”. The mosquito-borne Zika virus, which is suspected of causing brain damage to babies in Brazil, is likely to spread to all countries in the Americas except for Canada and Chile, the World Health Organisation has said. Apparently the mosquito could not survive the cold of Canada or the higher altitudes of Chile. In November, Brazil’s health ministry confirmed the virus was linked to a foetal deformation known as microcephaly, in which infants are born with smaller than usual brains. Brazil has reported 3,893 suspected cases of microcephaly, the WHO said last Friday, over 30 times more than had been reported in any year since 2010. The disease’s rapid spread, to 21 countries in the region since May 2015, is due to a lack of immunity among the population and the prevalence of the Aedes aegypti mosquito that carries the virus, the WHO said in a statement. Zika has historically occurred in parts of Africa, south-east Asia and the Pacific islands. But it is normally a mild disease and there is little scientific data on it, so it is unclear why it might be causing microcephaly in Brazil, the WHO has said. Pregnant women have already been advised to avoid the Olympics in Brazil, and experts say the virus could spread to the US and Australia. Authorities in Brazil are seeking to calm fears among potential Olympic visitors as August is a dryer month and the mosquito count should be lower. Pregnant women will be advised to avoid popular holiday destinations like Florida or Queensland in Australia if the dangerous Zika virus spreads. Experts from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Oxford University warned that Zika was likely to spread to the same places as dengue virus because both are carried by the same mosquito. Many southern states in the US now have dengue and there as particularly virulent outbreak in the Florida Keys last May. Queensland has also had problems with the disease. The Pan American Health Organisation said it was likely that Zika would spread ‘throughout the Americas’ and the government has warned pregnant women not to travel to wherever the disease is present. There is currently no vaccine or drug to prevent an infection and symptoms include joint pain, a rash, eye pain, headache and muscle pain - similar to dengue fever.However pregnant women are most at risk as it can lead to their children being born severely malformed. Since the outbreak began, nearly 4,000 babies have been born with abnormally smaller heads, a condition doctors call microcephaly, which often causes brain damage.As a result, campaigners are calling on Latin American governments to rethink their policies on contraception and abortion because of the spread of Zika virus, which they fear will lead to a rise in women’s deaths from unsafe abortions as well as the predicted surge in brain-damaged babies.Several governments in the region have advised women to postpone getting pregnant for up to two years, which reproductive health groups say is impossible in countries where birth control is not easily available and many women fall pregnant through sexual violence. Anis, a feminist bio-ethical research institute, plans on taking a case to the Supreme Court to guarantee access to contraception, access to early diagnostic testing, and the right to safe and legal abortion in cases of microcephaly. Abortion is illegal in Brazil except in cases of rape, when it is permitted up to 20 weeks into the pregnancy or where there is a risk to the mother’s life. Latin America has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the world – 95% of abortions carried out there are performed in unsafe conditions. The Guttmacher Foundation’s research shows that about 23 million women have an unmet need for contraception and account for 75% of pregnancies in the region.

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PATH TO PEACE The right of election is the very essence of the Constitution and I have great admiration for anyone who stands for elective office. As the door-to-door canvas goes on, candidates will understand what Churchill meant when he said that no part of the education of a politician is more indispensable than the fighting of elections. Meanwhile, I wish them well. Almost 100 years ago, in the General Election of 1918, Sinn Féin won 73 of the 105 seats in the 32 counties. While this success did not represent the huge majority of votes it suggests, it certainly reflected the mighty swing of public opinion in the thirty months since the Rising of 1916. This was seen by Sinn Féin as a whole-hearted vote for a Republic, since this was a clearly stated objective of the Sinn Féin manifesto and this was the gauntlet flung down by ardent Republicans when the time came for the Treaty negotiators to settle for less. It was their interpretation. I can never understand how the potential of this powerful bloc of 73 seats wasn’t used efficiently in the House of Commons as a means to push for Home Rule and, eventually, Independence. Parnell’s Irish Parliamentary Party dislodged two British governments and held the balance of power between the Conservatives and the Liberals. He used the numbers he had to their full potential. That balance of power could have been used again to gain Independence. We would have been spared the horrors of the War of Independence and the Irish Civil War. One eminent historian maintained that the vocabulary was one of the difficulties which led to the Civil War. Many Irish did not really understand the difference between a republic and an autonomous government which recognised the king as its head in name. A republic meant one thing to some people and something else to others. It complicated correspondence prior to the negotiations and tied the hands of the plenipotentiaries in London and De Valera in Dublin. The rest is history.

ITT and Kerry County Council purchase Kerry Technology Park KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL and the Institute of Technology, Tralee, purchased Kerry Technology Park on Wednesday. The Minister for the Diaspora and Fine Gael TD for Kerry, Jimmy Deenihan, has said that the purchase is great news for Tralee and the wider region.“This unique purchase links education with enterprise and will bring major advantages for both the IT and industries in the Technology Park,” said Minister Deenihan. Some 16 companies operate at Kerry Technology Park where over 300 people are employed. “It is going from strength to strength. Before Christmas the IDA lodged an application for permission to build a new €20 million 'advanced manufacturing facility' at the park. The facility, once completed, will be offered as a location to potential foreign investors,” said Minister Deenihan. “It is a key part of this Government’s Regional Action Plan for job creation in Kerry.” The IDA hopes construction of the facility can begin in April.

Inspired By Danny Casey

S FROM KERRY AND AROUND THE WORLD A SOUND MAN

The Boss is back

The news of Sir Terry Wogan’s death was as unwelcome as it was unexpected. Plucked from the obscurity of the RTÉ continuity department, Terry Wogan became a huge favourite on British television and radio. While never denying his Irish roots, he embraced the values of his adoptive homeland while never losing the immense pride he had in Limerick, Ireland and all things Irish. Indeed, during many of his years in British broadcasting, it was difficult to be Irish in Britain and even more so if you were in the public domain. Often, during those times, relations between our two countries were tried, tested and strained. While horrific acts of terrorism were carried out in our name, Terry Wogan presented the true meaning of being Irish. It was to his immense credit that Terry Wogan retained the great love the Irish people had for him, while, at the same time, he became a family friend to his many listeners who welcomed him into their homes and their hearts during his various Morning Radio Shows on BBC2. While he was a

consummate professional, he also had the ability to laugh at himself and his TV show, Blankety, Blank gave him ample opportunity to display his talent at self-deprecation as he waved his magic wand around the pantomime-like scenes in an effort to make some semblance of order. And yet, the Blankety Blank presenter was a founding member of the Children in Need Charity and hosted the Annual Children in Need Charity Appeal Show and, over the years, had helped raise hundreds of millions of pounds for the charity which must be his most treasured legacy. He brought light, gaiety and laughter into many lives and we thank him for that. He was honoured at home and abroad. Knighted by the Queen, he was also made a Freeman of his native Limerick. He will be remembered, too, for his participation in so many Eurovisions, though he could hardly have been described as a fan. We honour him in his passing and express our sympathies to his wife and family. Ar dheis Dé go raibh sé.

HENRY VIII We’ve had so many storms lately that we are now experiencing Storm Henry, the eight since the beginning of the year. I’m not sure whether it’s this new idea on this side of the Atlantic to give names to storms but we seem to be having a new one every few days. It seems every time a gale blows or heavy rains come, conditions are described as stormy and so merit a title. I’m not so sure this new idea is working out particularly well for the house holder or the policy holder. Only the other day I got the renewal notice for the house insurance and an attached questionnaire wanted to know how near was the nearest stream/river to the house. We’ve lived here for years and have never been flooded and, given

the view we have, it’s highly unlikely we ever will. At the time, there was a gale blowing outside so we were far more concerned with storm damage than floods on that particular day. If it’s not one thing it’s another. I suppose next year they’ll want to know how high above sea-level we live. It seems the insurance companies want our money but not our business – they’ll accept payments but don’t particularly want to pay out. The thing is, I don’t know how far away the streams are. I know they are at the bottom of the field behind the house but who’s going to measure it and what happens if I get the measurement wrong? Guess who’ll be to blame.

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN is set to play Croke Park in May, it has been confirmed. The Boss will play the Dublin venue on Friday, May 27, with some reports saying a second gig on the Saturday will also be confirmed. There is speculation the River tour will include three nights at GAA HQ, with the third added if there is demand. Just one night has been announced so far this morning. Tickets for the gig go on sale on Thursday, February 11, at 9am.

UN panel 'rules in Julian Assange's favour' A UN panel has ruled Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been "arbitrarily detained". Mr Assange took refuge in London's Ecuadorian embassy in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over sex assault claims, which he denies. He earlier tweeted he would accept arrest if the panel ruled against him, but called for the arrest warrant to be dropped if the decision went his way. The Met Police said he will still be held if he does leave the embassy. A warrant for his arrest remains in place. In 2014, Mr Assange complained to the UN that he was being "arbitrarily detained" as he could not leave the embassy without being arrested. The UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention is due to announce the findings of its investigation into the case on Friday. Its panel of legal experts has taken evidence from the UK and Sweden.

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APPOINTMENTS appointments

We are currently recruiting exceptional hospitality professionals with excellent skills and a passion for delivering outstanding service for the following positions: Experienced Bar Staff Experienced Hotel Receptionists Spa Therapists Accommodation Assistants Kitchen Porters Chef de Partie Hall Porter (Full Driving License Required)

Experience Essential Applications, outlining the role for which you are applying, to: Ms Hilary Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Mara, Human Resources Manager, Killarney Hotels Ltd, Fossa, Killarney, Co Kerry. Tel: + 353 64 66 71300 Fax: + 353 64 66 32118 Email: killarneyhotels.HR@liebherr.com

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The 5* Muckross Park Hotel & Spa is now inviting applications for 2016 for the following positions: Assistant Manager for The Jarvey’s Rest Pub Must have previous supervisory experience in a busy food bar

Supervisor for Monk’s Residents Lounge Must have previous 5* Food & Beverage experience Please submit your application in writing to: The Human Resources Manager, Muckross Park Hotel & Spa Muckross, Killarney, Co. Kerry or email hr@muckrosspark.com

Wedding, Meeting & Events Supervisor Spa Therapists Chef de parties Monk’s Lounge Food & Beverage Personnel Cocktail Bar Person Accommodation Assistants Banqueting Employees (weekend work) Bar Employees for The Jarvey’s Rest Pub

As we embark on the 2016 season, we are looking for customer focused people to join our team and have the following opportunities available:

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

We are interested in hearing from people looking to further develop their

CAREER WITH ONE OF KERRY’S LEADING INSURANCE BROKERS. Ideally we would like to talk to a CIP or APA qualified person or who is working towards qualification and with two to three years’ experience in the General Insurance Business. The role involves providing best advice and guidance to our clients and handling all enquires for general insurance matters.

Full Time Bar Person Required for Killarney Town Centre Bar.

EXPERIENCE ESSENTIAL Apply to Box No. 3325, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

Qualified Beauty Therapist/ Nail Technician Required for Part Time work, May lead to full time work Killarney town Email C.V. to brad501@hotmail.co.uk

The position requires a candidate with energy, drive, excellent communication skills and a strong customer focus. INTERESTED CANDIDATES SHOULD APPLY TO THE FOLLOWING: Box No. 3327, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney. CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS FRIDAY 12TH FEBRUARY

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Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland. www.sheenfallslodge.ie

Sheen Falls Lodge is a member of Relais & Chateaux since opening in 1991 and is an AA Five Red Star Hotel with 2 AA Rosettes, which has received many prestigious awards and accolades since it opened. We are inviting applications for the following position:

EXPERIENCED BEAUTY THERAPIST

Experienced Bar/ Waiting Staff Required

A qualified therapist with 1 to 2 yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience required to provide treatments to guests and members of our luxurious health club in a friendly, professional and efficient manner using Elemis and VOYA Products. All applicants must be qualified to CIDESCO, CIBTAC or ITEC standard or equivalent in BOTH face and body. Experience with Elemis and VOYA products is a distinct advantage, however training will be provided. All applicants must be available to work up to 5 days per week over 7 to include weekends and bank holidays. Further details of this position can be found on https://www.sheenfallslodge.ie/careers/

Minimum 5 years experience References and fluent English essential

To apply for this position please forward your rĂŠsume with details of your experience and qualifications to:

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

personnel@sheenfallslodge.ie

The Lake Hotel is now recruiting the following roles For the two AA Rosette Castlelough Restaurant and our Lakeside Bistro.

SouS Chef Chef de Partie Chef de Partie PaStry

Applicants must have experience in a similar position and have strong knowledge of menu planning and food presentation skills. Applications in writing can be sent to: The HR Department, Lake Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney or e-mail: HR@lakehotel.com

Apply with CV to:

Is currently recruiting for:

Sous Chef Full Time Receptionist Experience required Fluency in English Essential Ability to work as part of a team Please submit your CV to: Scotts Hotel, Scotts Street, Killarney. Co. Kerry Tel: 064 6631060 Fax: 064 6636656 Email: siobhanl@scottshotelkillarney.com

CURRENTLY SEEKING

We are inviting applications for the following positions: *** SENIOR CHEF DE PARTIE *** CHEF DE PARTIE *** Applications in writing with a current curriculum vitae to: The HR Department, The Malton, Town Centre, Killarney. Or Email: personnel@themalton.com

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QUALIFIED CHEF COMMIS CHEF FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Please send CV to: info@macsofmainstreet.com or drop into Macs of Main Street Restaurant, 6 Main Street, Killarney.

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appointments appointments SNEEM COMMUNITY CRÈCHE REQUIRES Two relief workers to cover staff holidays and staff absents. The applicant must be prepared to work at short notice, there is no fixed days or hours with the position and the successful applicants need to be able to work flexible hours.

DENJOES/APACHE PIZZA Killarney

are now recruiting

FULL AND PART-TIME DELIVERY DRIVERS Immediate start Must have a good knowledge of the surrounding area Must have own car with valid insurance and full clean licence Must be over 21

For further information please contact 0876891197

EXPERIENCED PIZZA CHEF REQUIRED

Please send CV to: stephendingle@gmail.com or to:

PO Box 3328, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

required

At least 2 years experience in a similar position essential. Keen interest in a health and fitness lifestyle beneficial. Computer literacy essential. Apply with CV and references to Box No. 3330, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

NEW JOB OPENING

CHEF

Apply to: heather@killarneyroyal.ie

064 6631853

TAXI DRIVER REQUIRED

Part-time, may lead to full-time for suitable candidate. • Nights • Must have PSV Licence • Killarney area Apply To Box No. 3326, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

CV’s can be posted to Sneem Community Crèche, North Square Sneem Co. Kerry or can be emailed to: sneemcreche@yahoo.com by Friday 26th February for attention of Deirdre Murphy. Any queries to (064) 6645551.

Required

Self-motivated and enthusiastic

Healthy Food Shop/Café Manager

All applicants need to have at least a Fetac level 5 Childcare Qualification and at least two years experience working in an Early years setting. Must have own transport. Applicants must be willing to be Garda Vetted and have two written references to apply.

Required: QUALIFIED / PART QUALIFIED CAR MECHANICS Full time/part time with diagnostic knowledge essential. Apply with CV to: mechanicposition@outlook.ie Closing date 19th of February

SHOP ASSISTANT For supermarket in Killarney Area Immediate start

Must be Flexible, Full & Part Time Outside Killarney Town Please apply by email to shopassistant@outlook.ie

Closing date 12th of February

ACCOUNTS POSITION

We are looking for an experienced accounts person. This position would suit a self-motivated person who is comfortable working on their own initiative and capable of taking a leadership role.

Duties would include

• Management of sales • Management of purchases • Management of wages and payroll • Management of costs with regular reporting • End of year accounts preparation for accountant Office is based 4 kilometres from Killarney town centre so a car would be essential. Apply with CV to Box No. 3329, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, High Street, Killarney.

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Tom Fleming TD CONSTITUENCY OFFICE AT

62 New Street, Killarney, Co: Kerry

Tel: 064 66/35819 Mob: 087-7814781 Fax: 064 66/35848

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 9.45am to 5.30pm

Find us

Tom FlemingTD

Clinic every Friday from 3-5pm in Constituency Office Email: tom.fleming@oireachtas.ie Web: www.tomfleming.ie

will attend Scotts Hotel every Saturday from 3.00pm Castleisland Clinic River Island Hotel 3rd Monday of every month 6.30pm Killorglin Clinic Jim Shea’s Vintage Bar - 2nd Monday of every month from 7.00pm Kenmare Clinic Alantic Bar 10pm Every Saturday Night Kilgarvan Clinic Healy-Rae’s Mace Shop 9pm-10pm every Sunday & Healy-Rae’s Bar 10pm - 11pm Sunday Other clinics held throughout the constituency on a very regular basis and advertised locally. Danny Healy Rae MCC 087 2316055 Johnny Healy Rae MCC 087 2354793

SENATOR MARIE MOLONEY

Full-time Constituency Office open at Conroy Hall, Killarney Mon to Fri 9.30am to 5.30pm Clinic every Sat morning From 10.00am Regular Clinics throughout the Constituency - ring for details. Contact Office 064-6632034 Mobile 086-3049422 Email: marie.moloney@oir.ie

Using the Chair for both seated exercises and as an aid for standing exercises, the class will help you with balance, strength, flexibility and co-ordination. THE CLASSES ARE ‘DROP-IN’ AND ONE HOUR IN DURATION Classes: Tuesday 11.30 am in the room behind The Church of the Resurrection, Park Road New Class: Thursday 11.00 am at the KDYS, Killarney, commencing the 11th February

Enquiries: Emir Coffey (087) 2258776 Dara Looney , Killarney Athletic, in action against Johnstown FC in the U12 Schoolboys FAI National Cup clash at Celtic Park, Killarney, on Saturday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

MADAME LISA CLAIRVOYANT

(as featured on R.T.E. and B.B.C.) will be available for consultation Killarney Court Hotel, on Thursday 11th February from 3-8pm

For appointment please ring 061-473146

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Cillian Courtney, Killarney Athletic, in action against Johnstown FC in the U12 Schoolboys FAI National Cup clash at Celtic Park, Killarney, on Saturday. PICTURE: EAMONN KEOGH

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Pres celebrates St Brigid’s Day in style Killarney Advertiser caught up with staff and students of St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School on Monday as they celebrated their patron saint SPRING was in the air at St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School on the first day of the season on Monday as staff and students alike thought up creative ways to celebrate their patron saint. The whole school community attended Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral, where St Brigid’s crosses made by students were blessed. Back in the classroom, there was a real air of purpose as the students hosted a special St Brigid’s Market. “The event was organised to actively promote enterprise within the school and to showcase the wonderful talents of students across different year groups, especially transition year,” said teacher Noreen McAuliffe. Mini-companies set up display stands to demonstrate and sell their products, which varied from FireSafetyFriend, a device specially crafted for the crèche/preschool market, to prevent fireextinguishers from falling on curious little ones, to PresZippies, a brilliant initiative which sells half zip sports tops featuring the Principal Roisin Moore with best stand winners Emma Quirke and Lorna Breen, Norma McGuire, school colours and crest. Bank of Ireland, and Kerry footballer Shane Enright. The winner of the best stand was Tasty Toppers (Emma Quirke and Lorna Breen), which featured handmade cake toppers. The prize was presented by Kerry footballer Shane Enright and Norma McGuire, Bank of Ireland.

Teacher Noreen McAuliffe and deputy principal Mairead Lucey with Ciara Fell, Caoimhe Kelly and Liadh O'Sullivan who invented the Fire Safety Friend. Elaine Wang, Rachela Matykiewicz and Ema Monsul with teacher Noreen McAuliffe.

Caitlin Kerin and Eve Coffey.

Laura Looney, Victoria Huggard, Shauna White and Cheyenne Maye.

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TO Let Three bed house close to Scart Cross, beautiful views. Three/four bed bungalow in Coolcaslough, 2 miles from town approx. Two bed apartment, town centre. Two bed apartment on Loreto Road in good condition, beautiful views. Two bed house 2 miles from town, oil heating, in good condition. Two bed apartment Pawn Office Lane, town centre. Three bed house in Faha, electric storage heating. One and two bed apartment in Faha, 6 miles. One bed apartment 1 mile from town in very good condition. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. www.kerryrental.ie TO Let 4 bedroom detached house to let in Keel, Castlemaine. R/A accepted. Tel. 085-7638256. TO Let 1 Bedroom flat, 2 minutes from Killarney on Cork Road. All mod-cons, O.F.C.H., wheelie bins and parking included. Tel. 087-2628766. TO Let Rooms to let in Faha, 6 miles from Killarney Town. Professional single person only. Would suit someone with equestrian interest. Tel. 086-2236762. TO Let Room to rent, house sharing, Ross Road. Tel. 087-4504106. TO Let2 double bedroom ground floor apartment, no pets, town centre, Pawn Office Lane. €150 per week, bins included, no parking. Long term only, minimum 1 year. Tel. 087-6971395.

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Cahernane House Hotel on the market in Killarney POISED to generate huge interest both as a hotel or grand private residence, the historic and luxurious Cahernane House Hotel in Killarney is now on the market. The 38-bedroomed Victorian property, on the Muckross Road, is for sale with joint agents Tom Spillane, Killarney, and CBRE. The period building has roots back to the Herbert family, Earls of Pembroke, who were gifted estates including Muckross in the 17th century having fought on the Yorkist side in the War of the Roses. An earlier, Queen Anne building here by the Lakes of Killarney and Muckross Road, was demolished in the mid-1800s, and the current grand Cahernane House was built in Victoria’s reign, in the 1870s. The main residence, two storeys plus attic level over basement with bar, now has 23 bedrooms. The later wing has a further 15 bedrooms. The hotel has operated at four-star standard, capable of hosting up to 80 diners for functions and for small weddings (Cahernane hosted Ireland’s first civil marriage ceremony outside of a Registry Office, in 2007). Now, Cahernane is advertised for sale this week with joint agents CBRE and Tom Spillane in Killarney It was last for sale back in 2000 at a then-guide price of £3.2 million, on 6.5 acres.

WANTED Wanted House and apartments in and around Killarney for management and letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888. www.kerryrental.ie Wanted I am a person working full time and I am looking for a 3/4 bedroom house to rent in Killarney. Tel. 086-3574155.

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SELF-DRIVING cars will hit the streets sooner than you think and Nissan and Renault have revealed they plan to launch more than 10 vehicles with autonomous drive technology in the next four years. The Renault-Nissan Alliance – the world’s fourth largest car group – said the technology will be installed on mainstream, mass-market cars at affordable prices. The new cars will launch in Europe, the US, Japan and China between now and 2020.

Safety is the watchword driving Renault and Nissan’s 2020 vision THE key word behind the self-drive technology is safety. Autonomous drive is expected to help further reduce driver error, which is responsible for up to 90% of all fatalities. “Renault-Nissan Alliance is deeply committed to the twin goals of zero emissions

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Robert wins Randles Bros Kerry Sports Star Award ROBERT DUGGAN has won the coveted Randles Bros/Radio Kerry Kerry Sports Star Award for January 2016. These prestigious sports awards have been running since 2014 sponsored by Randles Bros, Killarney and Tralee, and Radio Kerry. This is the latest in a number of sought-after awards for Aghadoe native Robert. Last year he was awarded with the highest accolade in Irish motorsport, the Billy Coleman Award, and the title of the Best Young Rally Driver of the Year 2015 at the Motorsport Ireland Champions of Irish Motorsport Awards held in Dublin. The 22-year-old has been recognised following strong drives throughout the year which saw him win the junior sections of the Killarney, Donegal and Cork International Rallies. Following on from that, he was also crowned as the inaugural R2 Champion in Northern Ireland gaining him a prize drive in Wales Rally GB, the final round of the 2015 World Rally Championship. At the Circuit of Ireland, which was also a round of the European Rally Championship, Duggan showed he had the pace to match the best that Europe has to offer as he went on to win his class while coming fourth in the overall National Rally.

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» HOME IMPROVEMENTS KILLARNEY Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing, fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small. Tel. 087-2145452 » BRENDAN HERLIHY HOME MAINTENANCE/ RENOVATIONS Carpentry, painting, power washing, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel: 087-9364895/ 064-6643317.

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Kerry golf on ‘par’ with the best in Florida KERRY was more than well represented at a major US golfing showcase during the week. Tourism Ireland’s golf promotional programme for 2016 kicked off in Orlando, Florida. Twelve golf tourism operators from around the island of Ireland, as well as three American golf tour operators, joined Tourism Ireland at the PGA Golf Merchandise Show in Orlando, to highlight our world-class golf. The PGA Show is one of the biggest golf exhibitions in the United States, Brendan Keogh, South West Ireland Golf Limited (SWING), based in Tralee; Anthony Byrne, Tralee Golf Club; Brian Miley, Muckross Park Hotel; Allan O’Connor, Killarney Park Hotel; Miriam Young, Waterville Golf Club; Danny Brassil, Old Head Golf Club, Kinsale; Alison Metcalfe, Tourism Ireland; and Declan O’Brien, Destination Golf, New York, at the PGA Golf Merchandise Show in Orlando.

attracting more than 40,000 golf professionals and enthusiasts, as well as around 1,000 influential golf journalists, each year. Representatives from South West Ireland Golf Limited (SWING) – based in Tralee, Tralee Golf Club, Muckross Park Hotel, Killarney Park Hotel and Waterville Golf Club greeted visitors to the Golf Ireland stand, where they promoted what Kerry and the island of Ireland have to offer US golf enthusiasts.

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Welcome for nursing home investment in Killarney THERE has been a welcome in Kerry for an investment in nursing homes, including €23.4m in Killarney. Minister Kathleen Lynch has announced a comprehensive programme of investment in public nursing homes, the largest in the history of the State. The investment is planned for 90 centres across the country and includes €23.4m for the replacement of St Columbanus, Killarney Community Hospital, due for completion in 2021. Labour’s Senator Marie Moloney said the “very significant investment” and “will bring a huge improvement to the environment in which we care for our elderly”. “It will also provide a much needed boost to the building industry in Kerry,” she added.

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Killarney Celtic’s Brave Battle In National Cup BY KIERAN McCARTHY BRAVE Killarney Celtic bowed out of the SFAI U14 National Cup after a 2-1 away loss to Bonagee United in Letterkenny on Sunday morning. The Killarney team were unlucky not to force this round to extra time as they battled back from a two-goal deficit late on, but Lady Luck didn’t smile kindly on the young Hoops, who were applauded off the field by their travelling support. Celtic came close to an opener in the fourth minute when James Darmody’s hooked effort was tipped onto the crossbar after a top-class save by the Bonagee goalkeeper Adrian McLaughlin. Evan Looney then forced the Bonagee shot-stopper into another fine save minutes later, as Celtic caused plenty of problems from set pieces throughout. The hosts hit Celtic on the counterattack in the seventh minute, as Finnian O’Donnell used his pace to race clear and round Celtic goalkeeper Dylan Doona before finishing to an empty net. Celtic slowly came back into the game but needed Doona to be alert to save another O’Donnell effort, while at the other end Bonagee found it difficult to cope with the set-piece delivery of Celtic’s Ryan O’Grady. Bonagee led 1-0 at half time. Early in the second half, Celtic goalkeeper Doona denied Ben Gallagher, while the visitors – now more settled and playing the better football – were unlucky not to draw level after some intense pressure saw Bonagee on the ropes, before they cleared their lines.

The Killarney Celtic team.

Celtic midfielder Niall McGillicuddy created space in the box then but his effort was well held by the keeper. But then disaster struck the Killarney side when a long-range effort from Jack Murphy flew into the net to make it 2-0. Celtic didn’t give up and got their rewards when Evan Looney fired home a free from

the edge of the square with two minutes left, but time ran out as Celtic pushed forward in search of an equaliser their efforts deserved. Killarney Celtic: Dylan Doona, Tom Doyle, Alan Dineen, Ryan O’Grady, Jason Kerins, Evan Looney, Niall McGillicuddy, Neil O’Shea, Cian O’Leary, Rory Doyle, James Darmody, Cian Dineen, Christian Casey, Padraig Looney.

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For Sale Firewood and turf, 8x4 trailer chopped and stacked hard wood, 1 load €105 or 2 for €200. Soft €80 or 2 for €150. Net bag 11 for €35, turf 8x4 trailer €80. All delivered. Tel. 086-3895141. For Sale Hay for sale, square bales of excellent hay, also round bales of haylage, double wrapped. Tel. 087-2258756. For Sale House contents. Beds, 3 piece suite, tables and chairs, gas cooker etc. Tel. 086-2658071. For Sale 2 Lord of the Rings chess sets, storage for 1 set, special edition chess board. Tel. 086-3561992. For Sale Four star hotel leisure break voucher worth €218 valid until May. €160 o.n.o. Tel. 086-3561992. For Sale Perpare for winter. Big value loads of neat split firewood available at €155 per load. Contact P.J. Buckley at 086-6606664. For Sale Haylage for sale €25 per bale, Hay e3 per bale. Top quality. Tel. 086-6052054. For Sale U-shaped oak kitchen, 30ft, good condition, solid doors. Tel. 087-3330670. For Sale Liebherr fridge freezer, good condition. Tel. 087-3330670. For Sale American fridge freezer in good condition, €350. Tel. 086-8136888.

AVAILABLE Church music for wedding and fueral ceremonies- personal and meaningful ceremony. Tel. Helen Kerins 087-9508050. AVAILABLE Qualified experienced childminder, K.C.C. registered, Childminding Ireland registered First Aid and garda vetted, safe and secure play area, homely atmosphere, Muckross. Tel: Sinead Sweetman 087-2359466. AVAILABLE Window and door repair, hinges, locks and handles, replace foggy and stained double-glazed units. Tel. Donie 087-9777333. AVAILABLE Swift Ironing Service, 7 days. Tel. 087-6403442. AVAILABLE Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, piano, mandolin, banjo. Garda vetted, now enrolling. Tel. John or Maggie 087-6801392. AVAILABLE Adult reading help; Evening study help; Give your child a head start; One to One Professional Tutoring in reading, spelling, English and mathematics. All ages. Tel. 087-2979912 for free evaluation. Confidentiality assured. AVAILABLE Church music for all occasions. Vocals in harmony and a variety of instruments. Reasonable rates. Tel. 087-6836612/0879014681. AVAILABLE Carer, adults and children, fully qualified, years of experience. First aid qualified. Tel. 087-2219600.

AVAILABLE PC/Laptop repairs, help and support, no fix no fee. Qualified and experienced technician. Tel. Mark 087-7761177.

wanted Wanted Childminder wanted to look after 2 year old daughter and help with young baby 2 days per week (Thursday and Fridays) in child’s own home in Killarney. Days may be extended. Tel. 086-3548323. Wanted Childminder wanted to mind 2 boys (8 and 5) in childrens own home in Firies village. Usually 3 days a week, hours usually 8am to 6.30pm with 9.30am to 2pm free as kids are in school. Some flexibility required as both parents work. Tel. Mike 087-6573259 for more info. Wanted Childminder for 3 children in Glenflesk area, car required. Tel. 087-7769166.

animals ANIMALS HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds. We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-way-home’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to

fosterers as HUG will cover all food and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@eircom.net. ANIMALs Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home them. We have beautiful dogs and cats waiting for homes. Donations of funds and blankets for dogs, cats and horses, dog nuts, cat food and horse feed, hay, straw and shavings badly needed. Bank Of Ireland 90760272 sortcode 90.57.58 KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes. 087-9729240 or 087-9704480.

social & personal Personal Pursue Happiness. Ladies & gentlemen from 30 years upwards. Escape that lonely life. I will introduce you to a sincere respectable companion. A new happy world awaits you. Very high success rate. Fully confidential.Tel. Sheila on 087-7680163.

LOST & FOUND FOUND Large sum of money in New Street Tuesday 19th January contact Joan Tel. 064-6635869.

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Library to highlight Kerry’s role in Rising

A Legion of Memories 1990: The Field Committee, front, Seamus O’Neill, John Trant (RIP), Bernie O’Connor (RIP), Johnny Culloty, Larry Fagan (RIP), James O’Donoghue (RIP), Tom Prendergast; back, Michael Lucey, Mike Murphy, Pat Healy, Seamus O’Donoghue, Mickey “Doc” O’Donoghue (RIP), Padraig Brosnan and Con Carroll.

KERRY LIBRARY is mounting an exhibition as part of its commemoration of the role of the county in the Easter Rising. While the main body of the exhibition (which will run at Tralee Library from March 22 to April 30) will comprise resources available in their Local History & Archives collections, a section will be devoted to a display of family artefacts, photographs and letters relating to the Rising. These items would be loaned to Kerry Library for the duration of the exhibition, and returned to the donating families afterwards. With a view to gauging the amount of space to be devoted in the exhibition to family-held documents, Kerry Library will hold an Open Day in its Local History & Archives section on Saturday, February 13, 10am-4pm, to bring together as wide a selection of material as possible. Any items of interest can be brought along on that day and copied, scanned or donated for long or short-term loan as the case may be. So, if you want everyone to know what your father, mother, grandfather or grandmother did during the Rising, call in and be a part of this exhibition. Further details can be had from 066-7121200 or archivist@kerrylibrary.ie

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In loving memory of Anne Marie O’Sullivan, late of Artigallivan, Headford, Killarney whose Anniversary occurs on the 5th February. Lonely is the home without you Life to us is not the same All the world would be like heaven If we could have you back again We cannot bring back the old days When we were all together, The family chain is broken now, But memories live forever.

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In loving memory of Richard Clifford, Ballycasheen, Killarney who died on the 8th February 2014.

In loving memory of a wonderful husband, father and grandfather Eugene Ferris late of 34 O’Kellys Villas, Killarney, who died on the 7th February 2005.

In sad and loving memory of my brother Eugene Ferris, late of 34 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney who died on February 7th 2005.

Sincere and true in heart and mind A memory sweet you left behind. You were a loving husband A pal so good and true A better husband never lived Your equals are but few.

Sadly missed and always remembered by Johnny, Verniece and Melissa.

What we’d give if we could say Hello Dad in the same old way To hear your voice and see your smile We miss you Dad, you were one of a kind.

17th anniversary

We speak your name with love and pride We smile with tears we cannot hide We thank you for the years we shared The love you gave, the way you cared.

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Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Always loved and remembered by Geraldine, Aisling, Risteárd and Sadhbh.

In loving memory of Anne Marie O’Sullivan, late of Artigallivan, who died on the 5th February 1999. Memories are precious They don’t fade away We think of you always Not just today

2nd Anniversary Mass for Richard will be held on Saturday 6th February at 7.30pm in The Church of The Resurrection.

2nd AND 10TH anniversarIES CLIFFORD

Always remembered by your loving mother-in-law and brother-in-law.

If I could have one lifetime wish A dream that would come true I would pray to God with all my heart To see and speak to you A thousand words won’t bring you back I know because I’ve tried Neither will a million tears I know because I’ve cried You left behind a broken heart And precious memories too I never wanted memories Eugie I only wanted you. Missed and loved everyday Mary xx Dad For someone we love And hold so dear We think of you always And wish you were here. Dear Jesus we know he is with you above Tell him we miss him And give him our love.

o’Sullivan

In loving memory of Con Clifford late of 4 Fossa Lake Grove, Fossa and his dear son, Richard, late of Woodlawn, Killarney who died on the 15th February 2006 and 8th February 2014 respectively. Wishing today as we wished before That God could have spared you many years more In our heart your memory is kept To love, to cherish and to never forget.

In loving memory of Anne Marie O’Sullivan, late of Artigallivan, Headford, who died on 5th February, 1999. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, To love, to cherish and never forget. Alway remembered by your sister Joan and family.

Loving and kind in all your ways Upright and just to the end of your days Sincere and kind in heart and mind What beautiful memories you have left behind. Loved and so sadly missed by Eileen, Annette, Lynda, Con, Daughters-in-law, Sons-in-law and Grandchildren. Con’s Anniversary Mass is in the Prince of Peace Church, Fossa on Saturday, February 13th at 7.30pm.

Dad The midnight stars are shining On a grave not far away Where we laid our loving father Eleven years ago today. It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone For part of us went with you The day God called you home.

Loving memories never die, As years roll on and days pass by. In our hearts memories are kept, Of the one we love and will never forget. So put your hand around him Lord, And kiss his smiling face, For he is very special, And can never be replaced. Sometimes I feel unhappy because you’re out of sight, But in my heart I know you are with us, Every morning, noon and night.

17th anniversary o’sullivan

In loving memory of Ann-Marie O’Sullivan, late of Artigallivan, Headford, who died on the 5th February 1999. R.I.P. Special memories hold you near, As time rolls back another year, So much to share, so much to say, We carry you in our hearts each day. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered always by Eileen, Darren, Tracey, Johan, Annie and Edith.

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In loving memory of Ann-Marie O’Sullivan, late of Artigallivan, Headford, who died on the 5th February 1999. Although we cannot see you You are with us night and day For we had a very special love Death cannot take away Always remembered by Pauline, Tommy, Tara and Hazel.

Ferris

In sad and loving memory of my brother Eugene Ferris, 34 O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney who died on February 7th 2005. It isn’t what we write, Or even what we say, It’s how we feel inside, As we think of you today! No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always there for you. Sadly missed and loved by your sister Eileen, Brendan, nieces and nephew.

6th anniversary Doona

In loving memory of Thomas Doona, late of Faha Cross, Killarney who died on February 5th 2010. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love, cherish and never forget.

17th anniversary o’sullivan

11th anniversary

Always loved and missed by your son Eamonn, daughter-in-law Yvonne, granddaughter Niamh and grandson Ciarán.

17th anniversary o’sullivan

Sadly missed and loved always Kathleen, brother-in-law Derry, nephews, nieces and families.

Missing you everyday Aileen, Mark and Eugene. xxx

Loved and missed Richard, Laura and granddaughter Molly.

17th anniversary

Today we light a candle, And say a special prayer, We take a trip down memory lane, And know you will be there. We look upon your picture, Good times we do recall, Of a face so full of sunshine, And a smile for one and all. Now in God’s care you rest above, Deep in our hearts you rest with love. I cannot forget you, I don’t even try, I just miss you more as time goes by.

In loving memory of Anne Maria O’Sullivan, Artigallivan, Headford, Killarney who died on the 5th of February 1999. R.I.P. Precious people are very few, That is why there was only one of you, Lord treasure her in your garden of rest, Because on earth she was one of the best. Always remembered by Michael, Marie and family.

Guardian Angel O Angel of God my Guardian dear, To Whom God’s love commence me here. Ever this day, be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen. C.D.

Always remembered by your loving sisters Sr. Chris, Betty, Philomena, brother-in-law Raymond, nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews.

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. C.O.K.

in memoriam 21st anniversary O’Leary

birthday remembrance

4th anniversary o’sullivan dero

5th anniversary cahill

moloney

In loving memory of John Joe O’Leary late of Milleen Kilcummin, who died on the 7th of February 1995. May he rest in peace. Deep are the memories Precious they stay No passing of time Can take them away. Always remembered by your loving sisters and their families.

Birthday Rememberance O’Donoghue

Birthday rememberance of Dermot O’Donoghue late of Lacca, Kilcummin whose birthday occurs on the 10th February. Wrap your arms around him Lord, Don’t leave him on his own, For today is his birthday, His first away from home. Call his name softly, And when he looks your way, Tell him that we love him, And miss him everyday. Always remembered, never forgotten. Sadly missed by your loving wife Mary, daughter Marie, sons Pat and Diarmuid, son-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren.

Birthday remembrance of Tom Moloney late of Clash, Lissivigeen, Killarney whose birthday occurs on the 5th February. Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near Still loved, still missed, still very dear. xx Sadly missed, will never be forgotten by your loving daughter Patricia and family and Mary and family. Love you always Dad. xxxx

3rd anniversary Dennehy

In loving memory of Lena Dennehy, Grenagh, Fossa, Killarney, who died on the 10th February 2013.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 20th February at 7.30p.m. in Fossa Church.

3rd anniversary dennehy

In loving memory of Lena Dennehy late of Grenagh, Fossa, Killarney who died on the 10th February 2013.

Always remembered and sadly missed by your loving wife Mary, son Tim, daughters Mary and Catherine, grandchildren and family. Anniversary Mass for Sonnie on Friday 5th February at 6.15p.m. at St Mary’s Cathedral.

“Just the smile that is spreading all over his face could warm up the room and set fire to the place.” Loved and remembered by your partner Michelle . Anniversary Mass Sunday 14th February at 8.00a.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

20th Birthday Remembrance O’Riordan

20th birthday remembrance of Ian O’Riordan late of Maughantourig, Gneeveguilla, whose birthday occurs on the 9th of February. If tears could wipe away our pain, We would not feel hurt again, The heartbreak felt since you’ve been gone, We wouldn’t wish on anyone But today is your birthday So we’ll have to be brave And accept God’s taken what first he gave. Happy birthday, love you always Mom, Melissa, Liam and Anthony. xxxxxxxxxx

Will those who think of Lena today A little prayer to Jesus say

20th Birthday Remembrance

Loved and remembered always by the Dennehy and extended family.

O’Riordan

6th & 33rd anniversary McCarthy

20th birthday remembrance of Ian O’Riordan, late of Maughantourig, Gneeveguilla whose 20th birthday occurs on the 9th of February. Thinking of you Ian on your 20th birthday with sadness in our hearts. For a very special someone from whom we had to part.

In loving memory of Hannah and John McCarthy late of Glounlea, Currow Killarney, Hannah who died on 3rd of February 2010 and John who died on the 20th of April 1983. You left us beautiful memories Your love is still our guide And though we cannot see you You are always by our side. Fondly missed Your loving daughter Maggie, Patrick, Hannah and James. XXXX

In loving memory of Peggy Cahill, late of Doocarrig, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Though her smile has gone forever, And her hand we cannot touch, We still have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much, Her memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in His keeping, We have you in our hearts. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

18th anniversary Coffey

In loving memory of Maureen Coffey late of Dromin, Fossa, Killarney who died on the 8th of February, 1998. God saw you getting tired, And a cure was not to be, So he put his arms around her, And whispered “come to me”.

Sadly missed by your husband Jimmy.

O’Connell

God looked around His garden and saw an empty space, He then looked down upon earth and saw your tired face, He put His arms around you and lifted you to rest, God’s garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best. God knew you were in pain and a cure was not to be, So he closed your weary eyelids and whispered come to me. With tearful eyes we watched you and saw you slip away, Although we loved you dearly we knew you could not stay. It broke our hearts to lose you but you did not go alone, For part of us went with you the day God called you home.

We miss your smile, your gentle ways, Your good humoured nature brought sun-filled days Patient, considerate, grateful, loving and true A raconteur, a Kerry gem, a gentleman through and through.

As time unfolds another year, Memories keep you very near, No need for words except to say, You are loved and thought of everyday.

4th Anniversry

In loving memory of Tim (Sonnie) O’Connell, O’Kelly’s Villas, Killarney who died on the 8th of February 2012.

In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan Dero, late of Scrahan Court and Main Street, Killarney who died on February 11th.

Loved and remembered everyday by Nana O’Sullivan, all your aunts, uncles and cousins in Gneeveguilla.

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

With tear filled eyes we watched her, Suffer and fade away, Although we loved her deeply, We could not make her stay. A golden heart stopped beating Hardworking hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. Sadly missed by your husband Dano, daughters Alice, Margaret and Mai, sons Florence, John and Dan, daughtersin-law, sons-in-law and grandchildren Tadgh, Kieran and families and greatgrandchildren. Anniversary Mass Sunday 7th of February at 11a.m. in Fossa Church.

14th & 8th anniversary Breen & Redican

In loving memory of our Mother Mary Breen late of Keelties Firies, whose 14th anniversary occurs on the 6th of February and her daughter Eileen Redican whose 8th anniversary occurs on the 12th of February. Those we love must someday pass beyond our present sight... Must leave us and the world we know without their radiant light. But we know that like a candle their lovely light will surely shine To brighten up another place more prefect...more divine. And in the realm of Heaven where they shine so warm and bright Our loved ones live forevermore in God’s eternal light. Sadly missed by all the family.

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in memoriam 4th anniversary

3rd anniversary

O’Mahoney

Murphy

o’sullivan

In loving memory of Peg O’Mahoney, Gullane Gneeveguilla, who died on the 5th of February 2012.

In loving memory of Patie R. Murphy late of Barraduff, Headford and Mastergeeha Kilcummin who died on the 8th February 2013.

In loving memory of Nora Mai O’Sullivan, 13 Marian Terrace, Killarney who died on the 6th February 2013.

There is a path of beautiful memories, From here to Heaven above, That keeps us very close to you, It’s called the path of love. And down that path of memories, We softly tread today, All our thoughts are with you, As life goes on its way. And life has gone on so sadly without you, The day’s have turned to years, But each day has held a thousand memories, And a million silent tears. Always loved and never forgotten by your loving sisters, brothers, sisters-inlaw, brothers-in-law, nieces, nephews and extended family.

3rd anniversary O’Sullivan

In loving memory of Humphrey O’Sullivan late of South Hill, Mill Road, Killarney who passed away on the 13th of February 2013. I remember the day I met you, The day God made you mine, I remember the night I lost you, And will until the end of time. I lost my life’s companion, My husband and my best friend, And when the Lord will call me, When my life is through, I pray that God will take my hand, And lead me straight to you. Love always your wife Juliann.

A thousand words could never say, How much I miss you every single day, My thoughts are always with you, Your place no one can fill, In life I loved you dearly, In death I love you still. I know you walk beside me, And when my life is through, I pray that God will take my hand, And lead me straight to you. So dearly loved and sadly missed by Kathleen x

8th anniversary murphy

Treasured memories of our dear mother Mary Murphy (nee Hickey) late of Kilquane, Headford, Killarney, who died on the 8th February 2008. Those we love do not go away They walk beside us everyday.

13th anniversary Cronin

In loving memory of Aidan Cronin Knockmanagh, Killarney who died on the 8th February 2003. God saw you getting tired, When a cure was not to be. So He wrapped His arms around you And whispered “come to me”. You didn’t deserve what you went through So He gave you rest. God’s garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best. And when we saw you sleeping So peaceful and free from pain We could not wish you back To suffer that again.

On her soul sweet Jesus have mercy.

Loved and missed everyday by Mom and all the family.

Will those who think of her today A little prayer to Jesus say.

Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on Tuesday 9th February at 6.15pm.

Lovingly remembered by her family Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and extended family.

8th anniversary Coakley

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral on Thursday 11th February at 6.15p.m.

5th anniversary

In loving memory of Michael Lenihan late of Inchicullane Killarney, who died on the 7th of February 2011.

In loving memory of our beautiful daughter and sister Sarah, late of Ross Road, Killarney who died on the 10th of February 2008. We think of you with love today.

Your life was love and labour, Your love for your family true, You did your best for all of us, We will always remember you. Loved and remembered by his wife Peggy and all the family.

Love Dad, Mum, Aine, Brian, Bláthnaid and nephews Fionan, Ruairí and Muírís.

Anniversary Mass for Michael and Eileen in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Kilcummin at 7.30pm on Saturday 6th February.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

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

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O’Callaghan

ln loving memory of Donal O’Callaghan. On the first anniversary of Donal’s death, Carol, son David, mother Eileen, brothers Colm, Michael, Dermot, Paudie and Niall and their families would like to express our sincere gratitude to relatives, neighbours and especially friends who sympathised and supported us in celebrating Donal’s life and helping us cope with his loss. A special heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended rosaries, the removal and funeral Mass, who sent Mass cards, flowers, letters of condolence and donations to palliative care. We wish to acknowledge the sincere care and kindness shown to Donal by his doctors and care givers, especially Dr Donal Kavanagh and Dr Patricia Sheehan, public health nurses, home helps, palliative care nurses, the staff of the District Hospital, South Doc, Dr Gerry O’Leary and his team South Infirmary Hospital and Reen’s Pharmacy. To Fr Niall Howard and the other parish priests for celebrating the Mass. Mary, Michelle and Jack for the beautiful music. To those who took part in the guard of honour. To O’Connor Funeral Directors for their professionalism and kindness. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. Donal’s first anniversary Mass will be celebrated at St Mary’s Cathedral on Saturday 6th of February at 6.15pm. Those we love don’t go away They walk beside us everyday Unseen, unheard but always near.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Lenihan

Love always your son Tomás.

Sadly missed, never forgotten Your husband Michael, sons Michael and Ger and also Martina and Jackie.

Anniversary Mass on Friday 12th February at 7.30p.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin.

Silent memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year, Out of my life you may be gone, But in my heart you still live on.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Time unfolds another year, Memories keep you very near, No need for words except to say, You are loved and thought of everyday.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

Desmond In loving memory of Agnes Desmond late of Bealnadeega, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry who died on 2nd February, 2015. On the first anniversary of her death Agnes’s family would like to thank most sincerely all those who supported and sympathised with us on our sad loss, all those who attended the rosary, removal, Mass and burial, those who sent Mass cards, Perpetual Enrolments, floral tributes and letters of sympathy. We wish to thank Fr Pat O’Donnell and all the Clergy who officiated at the funeral Mass. Sincere thanks to the staff of St Joseph’s Nursing Home for the great care and kindness they afforded her throughout her stay. We wish to thank Murphy’s Undertakers for their professional service. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our grateful appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

prayer to saint jude May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and throughout the world now & forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, Healer of the hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. Amen. (Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 days, by the 9th day prayer will be answered, it has never been known to fail - publication must be promised.) C.D.

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

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club Men’s Club

Club Captain Liam Hartnett is pleased to advise the membership that the first men’s competition of 2016 has been provisionally arranged for Saturday next, the 6th of February and, weather permitting, it will be played on the Mahony’s Point course, but if bad weather persists, then it may have to be played over on the “Ark” course, we have our fingers crossed for a small respite from the recent inclement weather, although, God forbid, storm “Henry” is currently making its way over to us. The time sheet is available as usual, via the Club on-line system, and times will run from 8.00am to 11.00am, the format will be by way of a singles stableford competition. Courses Clean-up “Volunteer’s” competition. Liam also wishes to advise all of the volunteers who helped out in any way, over the two days of the Courses clean-up that there will be a four person scramble played over the Mahony’s Point Course on Saturday the 13th of February, the format will be as stated by way of four person scramble, set for a 10.30am “shot-gun” start, the time sheet is currently available at the reception at the Club House, and it will be on a first come, first served basis, but it is very much hoped that all of those that are interested in taking part will be accommodated, this will be a further small “thank you” for all of the endeavours that were undertaken over the two days of the 19th of December, and the 16th of January last. Presentation of prizes will take place in the Club house immediately afterwards, say between 3.30 and 4.00pm. The Arbutus Cup Competition The Arbutus Cup competition traditionally played on St. Stephen’s Day but was postponed due to the weather conditions has now been rescheduled for Sunday, the 28th of February next, the format will be by way of singles stableford competition, and is set to be played on the Mahony’s Point Course, entry will be as usual via the Club online system. Time sheet will run from 8.00am to 1.00pm. Re-schedule of competition diary Liam also commented that he was delighted to be getting back to doing the normal duties of being our Club Captain, we have not had an actual Men’s Club competition since the 22nd of November last, when the second portion of the Club Christmas Hampers was played. We have had so many competitions postponed in the meantime which will result in the competition schedule diary being totally revised, and Liam has asked for the full co-operation and forbearance of the Men’s club membership with this totally re-arranged schedule, it is not ideal, but it is the very best that we can now offer, and this may have to include some compromising so as to facilitate both the Men’s and the Ladies Clubs in an equitable manner.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 29/01/206,

numbers drawn were 2, 5, 13 and 23. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 5, 17, 25 & 30. Next week’s jackpot €8,000 plus €1,000 bonus. All Ireland Junior & U23: Held in Athlone on Sunday last Mel O’ Callaghan competed gaining two PB’s in the 60m semi- final & final. He also ran well in the 200m where he was very pleased with his time. Kerry County Relay Championships & Senior & Masters CC: Held in Caherciveen on Sunday last Caroline Murphy was our only representative in the senior race. Hard to believe a few years ago we were knocking on the door for the ladies team title and winning the mens title. I am sure these days will come again. We showed a revival in the cross country relays with teams in all categories. The following receiving silver medals in U9 girls & U11 7 U13 boys Claragh O’Connor, Katie Ferns, Ava Murphy, Donnacha Lehane, Brean O’Keeffe, Ted O’Gorman, Luke Lehane, Diarmuid Murphy, Jack Greaney, Jack O’ Leary, Sean O’Connor, Ryan Daly. Bronze went to U11 & U13 girls & U9 boys – Nancy Lehane, Clodagh O’Keeffe, Sieve O’Connor, Saoirse Tompkins, McAuley Cronin, Alex Thompson, Adam Carroll, Finn O’Dwyer, Delia Foley, Danielle O’Riordan, Heather Culloty, Claragh O’Connor, Niamh Ferns & Danielle Murphy. 5K winter Series: Next Saturday February 6th we run the first of our winter 5K series in The Demense Killarney at 11.00 am. Due to prevailing weather conditions we more than likely will run the course beside the Fossa road which is dry. Follow us on Facebook for updates. Full details will be given out at registration. The dates are February 6th, February 13th, February 20th & 27th. Everybody welcome. Sport Star Awards: Function will be held next Saturday night, Brid Stack, Annette O’Brien, Shelia O’Donoghue & Robert Purcell have all been nominated for awards. Kerry County Board Church Gate Collection: Thank you to all who contributed to The Kerry County Board Church gate collection held recently.

Kerry Community Games

Events Next Weekend: - Our events for next week are Recitation under 12 and Under 16 which takes place in Abbeydorney with a starting time of 7pm. Children should be at venue 30 minutes beforehand to check-in. Indoor Soccer Boys under 13 takes place in Milltown and Duagh on Sunday 7th February – teams have been notified of their venue and starting times. Upcoming Events: - Recitation (Friday 5th February); Boys U13 Indoor Soccer (Sunday 7th Feb); Music (Saturday 20 February); Singing (Sunday 21 February); Boys U13 Indoor Soccer (Sunday February 7th); Art (Saturday 27 February); Handwriting (Saturday 27th February). Closing Dates: - Closing date for entries on-line is the Tuesday prior to competition. We would encourage you not to leave entries until Tuesday night in case of problems with internet. Our Health Promotion Tip of the Week: Always eat breakfast - our body needs good quality fuel to wake up our metabolism — so always eat a good breakfast! If you eat a hearty breakfast you

will subsequently burn more calories throughout the day. Eating breakfast will also prevent you from getting that lull in the morning when your body is running on empty.

Killarney Valley AC

We at Killarney Valley AC would like to extend our sympathies to the family, extended family and many friends of Sheila Kelliher (McGillicuddy). Ár dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. There was a good turnout for The County Senior and Juvenile Relays Cross Country in Cahersiveen on Sunday the 31st of January. Congratulations and well done to all who took part and also to those who got medals. We had 3 teams. The U11 girls were second - Amy O’Connor, Becci Fleming, Ali O’Donoghue and Kathryn Ryan. The boys U11 and the boys U9 finished just outside the medals - well done to them all. Don’t forget our walk/run/jog evenings continue on Monday evenings from the Sem Gym at 7pm – over 16s only, bring a high viz vest and €2 and sign in – nobody to go with? No worries there are plenty of people here to keep you company and nobody gets left behind! There has been great attendance at the indoor training nights. We are always looking for people to help to train our young athletes and now more than ever as our numbers have grown. Our volunteer coaches give up a lot of free time to coach the athletes but there is no such thing as too much help – if you are interested in being a volunteer coach then please contact the club on 0872499566. For upcoming fixtures please see http://www.munsterathletics.com/ fixtures/fixtures.htm and http://www. athleticsireland.ie/juvenile/fixtures/ or check our facebook page www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC If you haven’t yet got your club singlet please contact Brid on 087-2650720 to arrange to purchase one - singlets are €25 each. Killarney Valley AC now have club hats for sale at €10 each. Our new Half Zip Club Jackets are now in – contact Brid if you would like to buy one. If you have any news you would like to include in the notes please text Maighread on 086-8588988 and please like our Facebook Page www. facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC to get our news and updates.

Murphy’s Golf Society

AGM Monday 25th January Captain Jimmie Smith President Seán Murphy Ex Officio Eoghan Donnellan Secretary Paudie O’Donoghue Ass. Secretary John O’Shea Treasurer Gerry Adams Committee Padraig O’Brien Mike Casey Paudie O’Donoghue Con O’Mahony Anthony Walsh Thanks to all the members and Eoghan Donnellan for a great 2015. First Outing Saturday 27th February, O’Mahony’s Point. New members welcome.

Spa Muckross Community Games

EVENTS: Anyone interested in competing in Community Games events should contact Margaret O’Sullivan after 1.30pm on 087 6735782. Details of all events in Kerry can be found on www. kerrycommunitygames.ie as well as their Facebook page, Kerry Community Games. The national body’s website is www.communitygames.ie, and there is also a Facebook page, Community Games. CHURCH GATE COLLECTION: Killarney Community Games church gate collection is on the weekend of 13th & 14th February. We would be very grateful of assistance with this, especially from parents of children who competed in recent years/are competing this year. Please message us on Facebook if you are available to help. SINCERE SYMPATHY is extended to the families of Sheila Kelliher (née McGillycuddy). May she rest in peace.

Killarney South Community Games

The annual Church Gate collection will take place on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th February. We are making a special appeal to all the Parents in the Killarney South Area whose Child competed in any event last year i.e. Athletics, Soccer, Swimming, Singing, Quiz etc to please give of their time for at least 1 mass as this is one of the few fund raisers we have in the year and we need finance to continue the tradition of the Community Games in the area. We especially don’t ask Parents for registration fees etc. Everything is free for the Children. We just ask of your time for this vital Collection! Please confirm your available time with Anthony Greaney on 087-7098695.

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News U14 Boys Division I Killarney Cougars 51 Bobcats 36 Cougars good form at home in the Pres Gym with another home win this against the Bobcats in a very entertaining game. Best for Cougars were Eoghan Myers, Tommy Bowler, Padraic Talbot, Colm Talbot and Sean O’Brien. U12 Boys Division I Tralee Imperials 20 Killarney Cougars 32 Imperials hosted the Cougars in Mounthawk and the visitors secured the points to continue their unbeaten run at the top of the league. U11 Boys Division I Killarney Cougars 29 Tralee Imperials 10 Cougars met the Imperials as the Pres Gym and the Cougars good season continued with a deserving victory. U14 Girls Division II Plate Q/F Killarney Cougars 26 St Annes 38 A very competitive game at the Pres Gym saw St Annes come from behind with a strong third quarter performance to defeat the Cougars at the Pres Gym. Cougars Academy Boy & Girls A number of the Academy teams were in competitive action at the weekend

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Local clubs weekly round-up | Deadline Tuesday 5.30pm

the Girls & Boys U10 and the boys U9 were in action at the Pres Gym on Sunday and the Boys U8 were in action on Friday evening at the Parish Hall very entertaining games were had with great support at all the games. Well done to all involved and thanks to coaches Alan, Ollie Jourdan, Colm and Mary. Fixtures Monday February 8th Womens Cup Semi-final Killarney Cougars v Caherciveen Pres Gym 7pm. Wednesday February 10th U12 Boys Div I Killarney Cougars v St Bridgets Pres Gym U14 Boys Div II Killarney Cougars v St Annes Pres Gym Cougars Juvenile Academy Parish Hall. On Friday evenings Girls 5 pm Boys 6pm. Further details on training schedules, fixtures and results log onto the website www.killarneycougars. com or facebook.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

During the course of his report to the Club AGM Juvenile Officer Paul Cronin reported a very successful season for the juvenile section of the club which saw a 40% increase in juvenile membership. Much of this is due to the management structure in place for this category. The club organised a Summer Camp over three days and while this may have been a late decision the response was excellent and all participants received a beautiful Deerpark top. Friday evening juvenile competitions were also organised during the season with a fine attendance. Those sessions culminated with a Barbecue which proved to be a most enjoyable occasion. On the playing front the Kerry team was comprised totally of Deerpark players. Sean Courtney finished as a runner up in the National Strokeplay, In the club events all majors were keenly contested. The matchplay was very much a Courtney affair with Killian edging out Sean in the Matchplay final while Sean ended his juvenile career by winning the Scratch Cup. Johnny Kelly Memorial Competition Due to the ongoing poor weather conditions and it’s adverse affect on the condition of the course it has been decided to postpone the Johnny Kelly Memorial competition indefinitely Membership Rates Membership rates for 2016 are as follows - Single Adult rate €135. Juvenile and OAP €80 and family €240.

Killarney Badminton Club

Killarney division 5 team won there match against Iveargh/Sneem 6-1 and Alain won against Causeway 5-2.Division 4 won against Kingdom 4-3.Division 3 last there match against Moyvane 4-3. Well done to Sinead Galvin who won the Munster junior singles and also was runner up with partner Miriam Rohan in the doubles. Good luck to all club players competing for their county teams next Sunday. Please support the Kerry badminton quiz Friday 12th February in O’Donnell’s Bar and Restaurant Tralee. All proceeds go towards maintaining county teams,

At the presentation of the prizes for the Golfer of the Year competition at the Ross GC were Denis Cronin, captain, Renaldas Bendikas, winner, and Tom Tobin.

both juvenile and adult. Please support all involved with these teams.

Killarney Darts Town League

Firstly congratulations to Tom Biggane on been awarded Kerry Darts Sports Star of 2015. Fixtures for Thursday 4th February, which is also the second last game in the league before points are added to see who plays who in the semi-finals of each group. First named teams have home advantage: Group 1 Tatler v Corkerys The Shire v Lals OutCasts Murphys Bar v Jimmy Briens Free Night = Lals Bar Group 2 Nugget Old Timers v Good Time Charlies Dunloe Lodge B v Klub Bar Kenmare Rooms v Murphys Pinters Free Night = Linehans Group 3 98 A v Mustang Sallys B 98 B v Dunloe Lodge B Teddys v Avenue Heros Free Night = Old Killarney Inn Group 4 Mustang Sallys A v Nugget Night Owls Granary v 98 C Jimmys Jokers v Courtneys Free Night = Squidgers.

Killarney Bridge Club

Results for recent competitions: 11/01/16 1st Ursula Daly & Teresa Griffin 2nd Mary Ryan & Kathleen Naughton 3rd Tim Corcoran & Don O’Sullivan 4th Mary Trant & Michael O’Connor 18/01/16 1st Anne Looney & Sheila Spillane 2nd Miriam D’Arcy & Phil Lynch 3rd Joan Culloty & Phyllis O’Regan 4th Eileen Murphy & Evelyn O’Leary 25/01/16 1st Pauline Lyne & Joan Lenihan

2nd Doreen Brosnan & Mary O’Connor 3rd Maura Moynihan & Sheila Spillane 4th Marie Moynihan & Mai Corcoran.

Killarney Celtic

Deepest Condolences The sad news broke this week of the death of Sheila Kelliher, mother of u15 star Ryan and very well regarded by club members. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam. Our club would like to express deepest condolences to Sheila’s family, friends and neighbours. Thank you to all who participated in the Guard of Honour. Celtic Park to Host U18 International Celtic Park has been announced as the host venue for the U18 Centenary Shield Match between Ireland and Scotland on Thursday, April 14th. This is a great honour for the club and testament to the standard of our facilities and the hard work done by wonderful volunteers on previous occasions. Condolences Condolences to the friend and family of Joan O’Sullivan Darcy on her recent passing. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis. Table Quiz and Awards Night A huge thank you to everyone for the massive support at our Awards Night and Table Quiz fund-raiser for our U14s National Cup trip to Donegal; it was a huge success. Killarney Celtic Awards 2015 Club Person of the Year – Packie O’Connor. Needless to say, this was easily the simplest decision the club have had to make all year. Special Contribution – Angie Kissane’s massive contribution to Child Safety and Player Welfare within the club was deservedly honoured. Senior A Player of the Year, the Aidan Cronin Memorial Trophy, was presented by Aidan’s mother Mary to Gary Keane. Senior B Player of the Year (The Alex Schroeber Memorial Trophy) went to his close friend and talented teammate Vladimir Sirotiak. Youth Player of the Year (The Jimmy Falvey Memorial Trophy) was presented by Jimmy’s mother Marie to Feargal

O’Donoghue. U17 Player of the Year Award went to Conor McCarthy. Kerry U17 Squad Congratulations to Robert Osbourne and Thando Dube on making the Kerry U17 Squad. Club Shop Our range of Celtic gear has been updated and is now available from the club shop on Saturdays from 12 noon to 2.00pm. Contact Mary Lyne 0866485809 or Mags O’Neill on 087 6451913 for enquiries. 40th Anniversary Commemorations Our Club has a big birthday when it turns 40 this year. To help mark the occasion and to preserve our history for future Killarney Celtic generations, we will shortly be compiling a Digital Archive of club photos, news reports, memorabilia etc. That will require current and past members to rummage out whatever you might have in display cases, old biscuit tins and photo albums. We’ll be publishing more details here and via the press on the project and how you can get us your materials (and get them safely back). Results Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B 1 Classic FC 3 Celtic put in a valiant effort, but to no avail against a strong Classic side. Youths League: Killarney Celtic 5 Killarney Athletic 0 Celtic were outstanding against an admittedly very understrength Athletic. U16 Premier: Listowel Celtic 1 Killarney Celtic 1 A great game between two very good sides. Listowel took the lead but Jordan Leahy headed home a fantastic equalizer from a Celtic corner. Best on the day were man of the match holding midfielder Dara Fleming, right back Gary Vaughn, and stand-in keeper Mark Cooper. U14 National Cup: Bonagee United (Donegal) 2 Killarney Celtic 1 It was an heroic effort after a long journey. Celtic went down 2-0 to the hosts and, despite a cracking goal by

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The Killarney Rugby Club under-14 squad who took on Abbeyfeale RFC at home last Saturday in the West Munster League.

Evan Looney, time ran out on their search for an equalizer. U14 Div One: Killarney Celtic B 3 Listowel B0 A great display and harder than the scoreline makes it seem; Listowel are a very good side and it took real quality to beat them. U12 Premier Killarney Celtic 4 Tralee Dynamos 4 No question, this was the game of the year so far, and both sides deserve enormous credit; this is exactly what it’s all about. Fast, hard, always skillful and sporting by both teams. Luke Crowley, who gave a brilliant man of the match performance, opened the scoring, Calum O’Donoghue got a brace, and Cian Doyle rounded off a great Celtic display that was matched in every category by our opponents. Best for a brilliant overall Celtic team were Luke, Calum, Sean Fitzgerald, John Kelliher, and Darren Ryan. U12 Div One: Killarney Celtic 2 Mastergeeha 3 Another great game. Calum O’Grady scored a beauty for us and Gary Wynne coolly converted a penalty, but it wasn’t enough against an excellent Mastergeeha. U12 Div Two: Killarney Celtic 7 LB Rovers 2 Celtic stay joint top of the leaderboard after a sparkling display. Tim McClean and Tim Moynihan got a brace each, with Conal O’Donoghue, Gearoid Healy, and Eoghan Crowley also on target. Congratulations to U12 player Luke Crowley on making the Kerry Schoolboys/Schoolgirls Team of the Week. Fixtures Denny Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Park, Sunday, 11.30am U17 League: Killarney Celtic away to Listowel Celtic, Saturday, 2.30pm U16 Div One: Killarney Celtic B at home to Park B, Saturday, 1.00pm U15 Premier: Killarney Celtic at home to Killorglin, Saturday, 11.00am U15 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Castleisland, Saturday, 12 noon U14 Girls: Killarney Celtic away to Iveragh,

Saturday, 2.00pm U14 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Park C, Saturday, 10.30am U13 Premier: Killarney Celtic away to Killorglin, Saturday, 10.30am U13 Div One: Killarney Celtic B away to Park B, Saturday, 10.15am U11 Blitz: Killarney Celtic will be hosting a blitz between ourselves, LB Rovers, Asdee, Lotto Numbers drawn 6, 9, 15, 20. No winner. With the Failte temporarily closed for renovations, the club would like to thank Corkerys for hosting our lotto draw. Next week’s jackpot €2800, draw in the Failte on Monday night. Tickets available from all club officers. Yearly tickets available. Pitch Bookings Contact Mary Lyne 086-6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area. If anyone has information for the notes contact Jimmy O’Sullivan Darcy 087 9633397 or jimmyosdarcy@gmail.com. Check out www.killarneyceltic.com for Killarney Celtic news, match reports, or photos.

Killarney RFC

U14’s: Our U14’s hosted Abbeyfeale RFC, last Saturday in the latest round of the West Munster League. A cracking game ensued with the visitors running out the winners on a scoreline of 24 points to 17 points. Killarney are still second on the table, with a game in hand and it is hoped that Seamus Greally and John O’Connell’s charges will surely make the play off stages with three games to go. Seniors: Our Seniors were due to take on Division 2 table toppers Abbeyfeale RFC at Aghadoe, in the Munster Junior Plate. However the bad weather once again put paid to the match as the pitch was deemed unplayable on Saturday evening. Next Sunday, Killarney are back in action in the Munster Junior League, when they take on Carrick-on-suir. This match is schedules

for a 2:30pm kick off, with Killarney hosting the Tipperary side at Aghadoe. Minis: Our U12’s hosted Killorglin RFC in a friendly match last Saturday, with some wonderful flowing on show by the hosts and some great rugby on show by both clubs. Well done to Ian Harrington who worked tirelessly to organise this. Our minis continue to train and look forward to taking part in blitzes once the weather improves. We are due to host some clubs in a blitz at KRFC in February, however all clubs are being affected by the poor weather conditions and it is hoped that these blitzes will take place as soon as possible, probably late February or early march. Details will be sent out to parents once we have more details. Training continues, contact Liam on 087-4145662.

Murphy Cup 2016

The 40th Murphy Cup got under way on Wednesday 27th January. To celebrate its 40th birthday a prize of €4000 is up for grabs to the first 9 dart finish. On the first night of the competition defending champion Neil O’Donoghue secured his place in the last 16 of the Murphy Cup. Damien McCormick followed in pursuit on the second night of the competition progressing to the last 16 of the Murphy Cup. John O’Shea and Pat Kennelly advanced to the last 16 of the Peg Murphy Cup.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Under 12’s National Cup Killarney Athletic 0-0 Johnstown. Athletic Under 12s came up against Johnstown from Navan in the last 32 of the National Cup on Saturday. A great team effort and this team has all the ability to go further next year. Thanks too all the parents and the club for everything after the game. We wish Johnstown he best going forward. Under 14’s League Killarney Athletic 4-2 Tralee Dynamos. Our U14 team are joint second in their

league after a 4-2 win away to Tralee Dynamos. All players got game time with notable performances from Daniel Considine and Peter Cronin on their first starts. Under 16’s League Killarney Athletic 5-2 Asdee Rovers Athletic made the long trip to north Kerry on Saturday morning and made it all worth while coming away all three points. The second half was tough going for both sides but Corsini did score a with fine free to complete a good away win. Fixtures: 6th February. U11’s Mastergeeha 2pm Killarney Athletic –Tralee Dynamos U13 Div.1 Killarney Athletic v Killorglin B 10-30 Girls League U12 Girls Premier Inter Kenmare v Killarney Athletic 10-15 U16 Girls Premier Killarney Athletic v Inter Kenmare 11am Under 17’s 6th February Killarney Athletic v Inter Kenmare 2:30pm. Sunday 7th February Greyhound Bar Cup replay Castleisland v Killarney Athletic 2:30pm. Division 1A AC Athletic v Killarney Athletic B 1:30pm. Mounthawk all weather pitch. 300 club: Forms are available for this years 300 club draw. All support is greatly appreciated. For more information please contact any committee member. Killarney Athletic Website: Please check the website on www.killarneyathletic.com or facebook for match reports, club information and contact details. Contact: If you have anything to add to the Killarney Athletic A.F.C Notes please contact Alan Daly on 085-1913244 or aland15@ live.ie

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Evan plays key role in St Brendan’s victory Eamonn Fitzgerald has been editor of On the Ball for 43 years and during that time he has never seen a player heading a ball for a Gaelic goal. Would the goal stand? Yes, it would, and it happened recently EVAN CRONIN from Spa did the trick recently for St Brendan's College in their overwhelming victory over Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne (PCD) to advance in Corn Ui Mhuiri V St Flannan's who just edged out Rathmore by a single point. It's making for a great contest. For the past three years PCD have been the dominant force in Kerry colleges winning an amazing three in a row Munsters and two All-Ireland finals.

BARREN PERIOD FOR THE SEM

It is a long time the Sem mounted the hallowed steps to collect the Hogan Cup, but they feel this is their year. Their trio management are shrewd enough to realise that there is many a slip between the cup and the lip!

EVAN CRONIN

We caught up with Evan Cronin this week and reminded him of the "on the ball" incident. He was bitterly disappointed last year when St Brendan's lost to Rochestown and the latter are better known as a hurling college. "I am studying for the Leaving Certain at the moment so I haven't too much time for football,” said Evan, who hopes to study Business or Teaching. His father Mossy played many a successful game for Spa. The current Spa team is going nicely with the emerging 18-22 year olds, but he does not expect them to make an impression for a while yet. They were relegated to Division 2 by Brosna recently and will operate out of that division this coming season. I expect Dr Crokes to be successful this year especially with Pat O'Shea, Harry O’Neill and Mike Buckley in charge. Evan is an avid Liverpool fan, he was very happy with their recent 5-4 win over Stoke. No doubt Stephen Gerard is his favourite player. For Kerry he goes for two players, Declan O'Sullivan and Paul Murphy. His father Mossy and Sean Cronin have influenced him so far.

KERRY GIVE BEST TO DUBLIN IN ALLIANZ FOOTBALL LEAGUE OPENER

DUBLIN opened their Allianz League campaign with an emphatic victory over Kerry at Croke Park in front of an attendance of

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Dr Crokes

Fundraising for the Club We have teamed up with the GAA for an opportunity for our Club to raise funds.

30,000 on Saturday evening last. Dublin were on the front foot from the start and Kerry did well to recover to be on level terms at the break but the home side had passed up a number of gilt edged goal scoring chances particularly in the first quarter. It was a different story in the second half however as Dublin converted their dominance into scores and an early goal from Paddy Andrews and another form the penalty spot by Diarmuid Connolly had Dublin in the driving seat. Indeed the winners could afford the luxury of hitting the crossbar twice in that half as Kerry struggled to stay the pace and eventually, the All Ireland champions prevailed by a six point margin, (2-14 to 0-14), a scoreline that certainly flattered the visitors a little. So the Metropolitan’s recent dominance over the Kingdom continues, for the moment at least, and no doubt, despite the fact that Kerry can point to the absence of a number of regulars as an excuse, Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice and his selectors will hardly have been happy with the display of his charges.

Kerry take on Roscommon in Round Two

It may be only the second game in the competition but already Kerry’s Allianz Football League encounter with Roscommon in Killarney’s Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday is being labelled as a must win game for the home-side. This situation in the League is nothing new to Kerry in recent years however, and invariably, the unavailability of some of their regular players has been the major cause for poor starts to the League campaigns. Sunday is no different. The likelihood is that Aidan O’Mahony, an absentee last weekend due to an eye injury, will be the only addition to the match day squad named for the first two League games. Colm Cooper and Marc Ó Sé have both resumed training while Kieran Donaghy, on basketball duty for the past few weeks, will return next week. Kieran O’Leary, the Geaneys, Anthony Maher, Jack Sherwood and Peter Crowley are not due back until March while James O’Donoghue is expected to Tickets are on sale through a number of our members. All funds raised will be retained by our Club. One book of 5 tickets will earn the club €50.00 and if members step up to the plate and push it the financial return should be substantial. The draw is on Friday 11th March so all counterfoils and money should be returned not less than a week before that. Progressive 31 Progressive 31 will continue every Wednesday night. Time 7.45pm. Everyone welcome. Bring €5 and a partner. Results from Wednesday 27th of January: 1st Timmy Galvin/Neilus Daly [11 games] 2nd Moss Harmon/Der Brosnan [9

Evan Cronin, St Brendan's Killarney, under pressure from Gearoid O'Leidhinn, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, in the Munster Colleges Corn Ui Mhuiri quarter final at Dr Crokes GAA grounds, Killarney. Picture: Eamonn Keogh

return in late April. It’s all of 13 years since Kerry and Roscommon have crossed swords in League action and Sunday’s encounter in the Stadium has a unique feeling about it. Like Kerry, Roscommon are also seeking a first win but there was a distinct difference in the manner of their defeats. Roscommon were regarded as unlucky to go down to Monaghan courtesy of a late goal while Kerry’s fate against Dublin had been sealed much earlier in the game. As already stated, it’s a must win game – for both sides - and for that reason alone there is bound to be a bit of bite to it. Expect a far hungrier Kerry side to take the field on Sunday. Throw-in is at 2pm with Fergal Kelly of Longford as the referee. After Sunday’s game there is a threeweek break before the League resumes on February 28 when Kerry are away to Down.

able on the day at the ticket vans which will be located at both the Dalton’s Avenue and Lewis Road entrances to the ground. Stiles will open at 12.30pm. There will be a €5 discount for pre-purchased tickets for Sunday’s Allianz League game. A pre-purchase discounted price of €10 applies for all of Kerry’s games in Division 1 Football and Division 1B in Hurling. Please note that the cut off time for the pre-purchase discount will be midnight on the night before the fixture (Saturday night at 12 for the Roscommon game). Tickets purchased on match day will be the usual €15. Admission for OAPs and Students is €10 on the production of valid ID and Under 16s are free. Tickets are available from the usual sources including participating Centra and Supervalu stores throughout the county and from the Kerry GAA Store in the Outlook Centre in Killarney.

Ticket vans in operation for Sunday’s game

Sunday’s game is an all ticket affair. Tickets may be pre-purchased or are availgames] Raffle Denis O’Leary, Tadghie Fleming, Tim Brosnan. Membership Francis will be in the clubhouse this Wednesday February 3rd from 7.30pm to 8.30pm taking membership fee. Training as Referee If there’s adults wishing to train as a referee, we need to submit names to Eddie Bartlett refereesadministrator. kerry@gaa.ie by Monday 8th Feb. Deepest Sympathies Deepest Sympathy to Moss and Mary Harmon on the death of Mary’s sister Eilish Dillon, Kilkenny and of her brother, John O’Driscoll, Tralee. RIP. Deepest Sympathy to Jimmy Coppinger and his family on the death of his

father Mickie Coppinger, Kealkill, Co. Cork. RIP. Deepest Sympathy to Joe O’Shea and his family, 100 Woodlawn Park on the death of his wife Bridie O’Shea. RIP. Lotto Lotto numbers 3, 8, 11, 18. Jackpot €6600, one winner Donie Cronin. Next draw Sunday 7th of February in Jack C’s. Jackpot €3000. Dr Crokes Juvenile Academy The Dr. Crokes Juvenile Saturday Morning Academy will return on Saturday 5th March. We are inviting all Parents, Players Senior and Juvenile, male and female who would be interested in getting involved in the coaching on Saturday Mornings to please contact Juvenile

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Chairman to please contact Juvenile Chairman Tommy Brosnan who will be delighted to get a position in the coaching academy for you. The various management teams for the U.12s, U.14s and U.16s are now being organised. U12 A Team Manager / Coach - Billy Hennigan U12 B Team Manager / Coach - Jamie Doolan. Mentors (to be split evenly between each group) are: Robert O’Donoghue, Ger O’Shea, Kieran Gallagher, Martin Muldon and Cian Long. U14 Team Manager - Karl McMahon Coach - James Fleming. Mentors to be confirmed. U16 Team Manager/Coach - Mark Cooper. Manager - Ger O’Connor Mentors to be confirmed.

Football Coaching Workshops: As our club continues to grow and develop, we are continually seeking assistance with regard to coaching. Fortunately, Kerry Coaching and Games are organising a number of practical workshops for under-age coaches starting in February 2016. There will be 3 workshops in total with each session concentrating on a different age group. The cost of each workshop is €5 per person. For further details, please contact Donal Daly 087 2260621. New Members Always Welcome: If you have some spare time and would like to assist, be it coaching, administrative or something to enhance our club, please contact Eugene Cosgrave at 086-2950021.

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East Kerry Under 21 Championship Due to unplayable pitches, the 2016 East Kerry Under 21 Championship quarter finals fixed for last Sunday, were called off. East Kerry Senior League The East Kerry Senior League gets under way on Sunday next, the 7th February, with 8 round 1 games, all starting at 12 noon. First named team has home venue. The fixtures are: Division 1A: Legion V Rathmore, Glenflesk V Currow, Gneeveguilla bye. Division 1B: Kilcummin V Spa, Listry V Kenmare. Dr Crokes – bye. Division 2: Fossa V Scartaglen, Cordal V Firies. Scór na nÓg All Ireland Finals Congratulations to Spa Quiz team on winning the All Ireland Finals of Scór na nÓg in the INEC last weekend. Commiserations to Spa Seit dancers. Football Coaching Workshops Kerry Coaching and Games are organizing a number of practical Workshops for Coaching beginning in February 2015. For his year the workshops will be delivered by a number of different coaches that will provide additional ideas on how to develop and improve young players. Any queries please call East Kerry/Kenmare GDA Vince Cooper 086 4084690.

Firies

Registration for GAA Coiste na nÓg Boys: U12 (born 2004 and 2005), U14 (born 2003 and 2002) and U16 (born 2001 and 2000) players will take place between 7:00pm to 8:00pm on Friday, February 5th and Friday, 12th February in Pairc Eamon, Farranfore. Completed Registration forms are compulsory and payment of membership fees must be made on the night. Membership involves written consent and contact information by both the player and their parents/guardians. It is obligatory that membership must be completed prior to training/playing. Please note that a parent/guardian must be in attendance on the night. In the meantime, our U14 and U16 boys continue to train in preparation for the busy upcoming season in Pairc Eamon. It is envisaged that the registration and subsequent training for the younger age groups (U6, U8 & U10) will take place March. Details to follow.

COUNTY INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Our seniors have been drawn at home to Templenoe in the first round of the intermediate championship provisionally fixed for the weekend of April 17th. GAA NATIONAL DRAW: Tickets for the GAA’s annual national draw are currently on sale from club members at €10 each. There are fantastic prizes on offer when the draw takes place on March 11th including an Opel Corsa car, trips with the 2016 Allstars and All-Ireland final packages. The proceeds of all tickets sold are retained by the club. Your support is greatly appreciated. DRAMA IN GLENFLESK: St. Agatha’s Community Hall in Glenflesk will host “A QUEEN’S SPEECH”, a play by Mike O’Halloran, on Saturday March 8th at 8pm, admission €10 on the door. This promises to be a great night with lots of laughs and drama guaranteed. SYMPATHY: Sympathy is extended to the family of Diarmuid Twomey (formerly of Raheen) who passed away recently. Ár dheis Dé go raibh a anam. CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ie

Kilcummin

SPIKE PLAYERS Kilcummin Looking Good will be presenting two performances of “The Mountainy Puck” by The Spike Players (Knocknagoshel) in Kilcummin GAA Hall on the 12th and 13th Feb. at 8.30pm. Details to follow. GARDENING COURSE Kilcummin Looking Good will be offering a fortnightly Gardening Course, starting on Tuesday 9th February until 19th April. Anyone interested please contact Mary Ryan on 086 3962550 for further details. LADYBIRDS Kilcummin Ladybird Unit is looking for new leaders. The present leaders will be leaving in May 2016 so in order to keep the unit going in Kilcummin new leaders are urgently required. Full training will be provided. The programme is fun and interactive and caters for girls aged between 5-7 years of age. For further information please ring Geraldine @ 087 2458384 COMHALTAS VOLUNTEERS Kerry Comhaltas are requesting volunteers to help with their street collection for Fleadh Cheoil Ciarraí on

Saturday 16th April in Tralee town. Please contact Marguerite (Branch Secretary) on 086 081 0208 if you can help out. MEETING Our next branch meeting will take place on Tuesday 23rd February at 8.30pm in Kilcummin Rural Development Office. All welcome. MUSIC SESSION After a fabulous turnout to our recent Sunday music session we are pleased to announce our next Sunday session will take place on Sunday 21st February from 2.30 to 5pm in Kilcummin Recreational Hall. All welcome. KILCUMMIN GAA NEWS Dermot Dwyer is Hon. Secretary for 2016. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Will take place weekend of April 17th away to Dr Crokes. EAST KERRY ALL-STAR AWARDS Shane McSweeney and Kevin McCarthy honoured at East Kerry All-Star Awards. CLUB MEMBERSHIP Is now due Players €60 and General members €40. COUNTY LEAGUE March 20th Away to Castleisland Desmonds. March 27th home to Dr. Crokes. AWARDS NIGHT On 20th February. PINK FUNDRAISER In aid of Kerry/Cork Health Link bus is rescheduled for Saturday February 27th in Kilcummin Klub. KILCUMMIN SENIOR LADIES Football training Monday and Thursday nights 7-8pm. New players welcome. Call to the pitch on the night or ring Denny on 087-9061227. KILCUMMIN LADIES Football registration night (all ages from under 6 to seniors) Thursday 11th February 7.30 – 9pm in the Clubhouse. KILCUMMIN RAMBLING HOUSE Thank you to all who attended and performed at the Rambling House on the 29th January. We had a great night with a fantastic array of talent. A special thank you to Bridie and Tom who as always steered proceedings excellently. All proceeds from the raffle will be donated to Recovery Haven. GAA LOTTO There was no winner on Sunday 31st January 2016. Numbers drawn were 1, 4, 11, 12. Next Draw Sunday, February 14th 2016. Jackpot now €3,750.

Mastergeeha FC

U12 Killarney Celtic 2 Mastergeeha 3 In this derby game the boys had to battle all the way in Killarney on Saturday morning. Mark O’Shea and Colin O’Leary were the scorers in a good team performance. DIV 1 Iveragh 2 Mastergeeha 1 ‘Geeha started well and created 3 good chances in the first half with Shane Warren and Philip O’Leary going close. The 2nd half followed a similar pattern with Geeha creating some good chances but couldn’t make the breakthrough. They were hit with a sucker punch 10 minutes to go when the home side broke away to take the lead. The lads responded when Philip O’Leary scored from the spot after Darragh Cashman was brought down and as they pushed for the winner they were caught again on the break

in the dying minutes. A good battle with full backs Luke O’Donoghue and Adam O’Connor standing out for the Kilbrean boys. U16 Mastergeeha 1 Camp 3 In this game at home the boys started well and created some good chances taking the lead in the 15th minute with DJ O’Leary scoring. However either side of half time the visitors scored. After this Mastergeeha created good chances with two shot cleared off the line and the Camp goal keeper making some good saves. In the final minute the visitors scored again in the final minute to take all three points. PREMIER A Park FC 2 Mastergeeha 2 Away on Sunday morning the seniors were unlucky not to get all three points. In the opening half Mastergeeha took the lead after 20 minutes when Donal Cronin crossed for Padraig Doyle to score. Just before the break Mastergeeha went two up when Scott Mahoney scored with well taken free kick. However in the second half the home side scored two goals in quick succession to tie up the game. After this both sides created good chances with Scott Mahoney going closest for Mastergeeha. All played well. MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 29th January 2016. Numbers drawn were 5, 12, 16, 17. Jackpot now €4,350.

Listry

Weekly Lotto Results: Sunday 31st January, 2016. Winning Numbers 3, 12, 15, 21. Jackpot €9,200 not won. Jackpot next week Sunday 7th February €9,350. Mid Kerry U21 Minor Championship Result Keel/Listry 1-8 Glenbeigh/Glencar/ Cromane 1-9. Club Meeting Next Monthly Meeting will take place on Tuesday, 9th February at 9pm in the clubrooms. Please attend. Milltown Listry Comhaltas Calling all learner and improver dancers- lessons in Listry Community Centre on Fridays - with junior classes from 7 to 8, followed by adult classes from 8 to 9. Classes begin on February 8th, but you can join in later too. Remember, this isn’t just set dancing- you can brush up on your jiving skills and old-time waltzing. So, no excuses, get down to Listry, get fit and have fun. Further details from Mary and John Moriarty, 087-9620135.

Mid Kerry

U21 Championship Result Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane advance to an U21 Championship Semi Final with Laune Rangers after defeating Keel/Listry by the narrowest of margins 1-09 to 1-08. Keel/Listry met Glenbeigh/Glencar/ Cromane in the opening round last Sunday. As thoughts turned to extra time, both sides went in search of a winning score and it was Glenbeigh/ Glencar/Cromane’s Caolim Teahan who did the honours when he pointed the winner to send them into a semi final against Laune Rangers. Semi Finals Sunday next 7th February both games 11.30am with extra time playable. Milltown/Castlemaine home to

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Beaufort & Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane play Laune Rangers in Cromane. Can we wish both St. Marys and Templenoe all the best in their respective games next weekend.

Milltown Castlemaine

AGM Unfortunately our reconvened AGM did not place at the weekend. We are still seeking nominations for Club Chairperson. Our club has achieved much over the last year both on and off the field. Without the involvement of the community, our club will not be able to provide the supports and facilities that are necessary for all the young boys and girls- in our ever expanding community. We need some more volunteerism within the club- perhaps YOU are the person to join us and help Milltown Castlemaine GAA Club develop to its full potential. FOOTBALL COACHING WORKSHOPS: If you are a beginner in the coaching area or you want to perfect some of your coaching drills, then these workshops are ideal for you. We would like you to make every effort to attend these workshops. Workshop 1: Aimed at U 14 -Minor Coaches -February 10th at 8pm in Milltown Sports Hall. This workshop will be presented by Sean O’Sullivan and Maurice Horan. Workshop 2: Aimed at U10/12 Coaches - February 22nd in Mounthawk Secondary School. Workshop 3: Aimed at U 6 and U 8 -March 7th in Mounthawk Secondary School. If you have any questions call Vince Cooper on 086-4084690 for further details. Mid Kerry U21 County Championship Semi Final: Milltown Castlemaine are home to Beaufort next Sunday February 7th at 11.30am. (Extra if necessary). Please come along and show your support. MID KERRY SENIOR LEAGUE: Round 1 sees our own club take on Keel on Sunday February 14th at 2 p.m. in Milltown Castlemaine GAA Grounds. Come along and support our club. YOUTH COACHING: The Kerry County Coaching groups Award Level Youth Coaching course for Mid Kerry Clubs/Coaches continues this on Tuesday February 2nd at 7pm in Milltown/Castlemaine GAA Clubrooms. This course will continue on Tuesdays at 7pm for approximately 4-5 weeks. The content of this course will be aimed at people who are currently involved and prospective coaches who may be interested in coaching, in future years, at U14/16/Minor levels. This course will undoubtedly enhance all future coaching sessions for our up and coming footballers. Please contact Martin Horgan or any of our club executive to book your place on the course. GAA LOTTO: 18, 22, 27 and 29 were the drawn numbers. Our lotto jackpot for €5,800 was not won on Friday last. Next Lotto draw for €6,000 is on Friday February 12 Th Karl J’s Bar, Milltown. What a great way to start Valentines weekend with a win in our Lotto

Jackpot. So head out and purchase that lucky ticket if you want to be in with a chance! Lotto tickets are currently on sale…Just €2 a ticket or 3 for €5. So head off and purchase your lotto tickets which are available from usual sellers and at various outlets in Milltown, Castlemaine and Ballyfinnane. Thank you to all the businesses who promote our Lotto and to our many loyal sellers and purchasers for your continued support of our GAA Lotto. Of course our Lotto would not be possible without our sponsors.

Spa

All Ireland Champions Scór na nÓg Quiz Team There was great excitement last Sunday when our Quiz team won back to back titles at the INEC. The competition was very tight and were neck and neck with Cork and Cavan down to the final round. 10 rounds of 8 questions and our brilliant smart youngsters pulled off the victory by the narrowest margin by a single point. Resulting with a score of 78 followed by Cavan on 77 and Cork on 76. The supporters erupted with excitement to congratulate James Lynch, Michael Aherne, Thomas Fleming and Daniel O Sullivan. Three of this team picked up their 2nd All Ireland medal with Daniel joining the winning group this year. Niamh Clifford was overage to compete this year. The coaches, once again, Seamus Clifford and Eileen Aherne, have put in trojan work with the team. Míle Buíochas to you both. Spa were the only club in Kerry to represent Munster and we were delighted to have two teams to compete. Our Set dancers were phenomenal on the day but lost out the defending champions, Mayo. We are proud of our 12 dedicated, hard-working youngsters that represented our Club with grace and dignity. Chairman, Gerard Mangan thanked all involved after the event especially Sheila McCarthy, Scór Officer, as was mentioned “is the glue that holds it all together”. Gerard also thanked the parents and supporters for turning out in great numbers. A huge achievement for our Club to win 5 All Ireland Titles in 3 years. Well done to each and everyone of you. U21 U21 Game Spa v Firies was cancelled due to unplayable pitches. Ladies Football Congratulations to the following officers for the 2016 season. Chairman: Tim O’Connor Vice Chairman: Donal O’Doherty Secretary: Anne Holland Pro: Des Spillane Registrar: Grace O’Connor Community Notes Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Sheila Kelliher, Clash, who passed away at the weekend. To Margaret O’Donoghue and family, Mill Road, on the death of Margaret’s brother-in-law Paddy Kenneally in Cork. May they rest in peace.

Fossa

Lotto 31st January 2016 Numbers drawn were 4, 14, 19, 26. There was no jackpot winner. Next weeks jackpot will be €5,250. Tickets are on sale at The Golden Nugget Bar, The Castlerosse Leisure Centre, The Travel Inn, The Old Killarney Inn, Foley’s Spar Shop, The Laurels Bar and Committee members. Seniors The senior team are due to begin their East Kerry Super-league campaign on Sunday 7th February when they play Scartaglin at 12noon in the Old Pitch. They have a lot of work done under the new management of John Evans, Willie Buckley and James Cahillane and hopefully this will stand to them in the early round of games. Membership Club Membership is now due and the rates for 2016 are as follows, Family membership, which includes both parents and all their children up to minor age, stays at €60.00, adult remains at €30, while youth/student is €15. Anyone who wishes to pay can contact Registrar, Gene Moriarty or any club officer. Scór na bPáiste Scór na bPáiste will be held some time in March, children from 5th and 6th classes living in Fossa parish who are interested in taking part should contact Scór Officer Theresa Kissane 087 681 6169 immediately. Astroturf All Weather Pitch All weather pitch @ Fossa National School. Opening hours Monday/ Friday 4pm/10pm, Saturday/Sunday 10am/10pm. All types of sport are played on this floodlit pitch. Now taking bookings for birthday parties. Contact Ger O’Connor 083 4228977 or email fossaweatherpitch@gmail.com Fossa Notes If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email information to John O’Neill at pro.fossa.kerry@gaa.ie. Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.

Legion

DAN SET FOR HALL OF FAME We are delighted to announce that Dan Moynihan is to be inducted into the club’s Hall of Fame. Dan not only played for the club but also did great work behind the scenes throughout the years, including a stint as club secretary back in the early 90s. This was a particularly fruitful period for the club and Dan’s dedication to his role marked him out as a truly great administrator. He also has the distinction of refereeing the 1989 Senior County Championship final between Laune Rangers and John Mitchels. His sons Fergal and Cathal both played for the club - Cathal is perhaps somewhat better known for representing the Irish rowing team at the Beijing Olympics. Dan will be honoured at our sponsors’ night in early spring. AWARDS NIGHT The club will be hosting a gathering in the Plaza Hotel on Friday, February 26th to acknowledge the many great achievements of 2015. The following awards will be presented at the event:

Senior Player of the Year: Podge O’Connor Junior Player of the Year: Alan Moriarty Young Player of the Year: Darragh O’Doherty Ladies Player of the Year: Isobelle Corridan Club Person of the Year: Maura McCarthy Be sure to mark the date in your diaries, it promises to be a great night! SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM Following an executive meeting last week we are pleased to confirm that Diarmaid Leen and Michael Lyne will serve as selectors alongside manager Kieran Cronin for the coming year. Diarmaid worked with outgoing manager Peter Keane for the past two seasons so his appointment brings continuity to the management structure. Michael, a member of the Lyne family from Cleeney, had been a selector for the Senior B team and brings great experience to the set-up. Noel Kelliher will also be on hand to provide expert assistance in the fitness, strength and conditioning department. EAST KERRY ALL STARS Congratulations to Chris Davies, Podge O’Connor and Conor Keane who were named in the East Kerry All Star team at a ceremony in the Gleneagle Hotel last Friday night. Conor also picked up the Young Player of the Year award following a string of impressive performances in last year’s O’Donoghue Cup. SUPER LEAGUE Legion will play in Division 1A of this year’s Super League alongside Rathmore, Gneeveguilla, Glenflesk and Currow. Our opening fixtures see us host Rathmore this Sunday, February 7th at 12pm, followed by a trip to Gneeveguilla on Sunday, February 21st. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Kerins O’Rahillys will be our opponents in the first round of the Club Championship. The tie will take place in Derreen over the weekend of April 17th. KERRY CONTINGENT No joy for Kerry against Dublin last weekend, succumbing to a 2-14 to 0-14 defeat in Croke Park. Jonathan Lyne replaced the black-carded Donnchadh Walsh early in the second half and Podge O’Connor came on for Fionn Fitzgerald for the last quarter. Brian Kelly and Jamie O’Sullivan were unused substitutes. Next up for Kerry is a home fixture against Roscommon on Sunday. BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy Birthday to Séamus O’Donoghue who celebrates a milestone birthday this week. Best wishes to Séamus from everyone at the club. SHEILA KELLIHER The club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of popular local woman Sheila Kelliher (née McGillicuddy). Sheila’s late father Dan McGillicuddy and brothers Daithí and Seán have all served the Legion well throughout the years. We offer our sincere condolences to Sheila’s husband Tomás, sons Stephen and Ryan, and to all her family and friends at this difficult time.

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