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Organisers of the Stetsons and Stilettoes fundraiser which takes place in the INEC, Killarney, on Friday, September 23.

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IT’S going to be a toe-tappingly fantastic night at the INEC, Killarney, tonight, Friday, September 23, as Stetson-wearing revellers fill the venue. Stetsons and Stilettos is the title of and dress code for the fun event which features the ultimate Garth Brooks Experience, Trevor Smith and Friends in Low Places. It will see the community come together to raise money for St John’s Ward in Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Crumlin. Amy O’Connor, nine, from Killarney, has been undergoing treatment at the hospital. Yesterday evening members of the organising committee, INEC representative Fiona O’Connor and teammates and friends of Amy O’Connor from the Killarney Celtic Football Club gathered at Ballydribeen to launch the upcoming benefit night. “Amy is a young member of the soccer club who is battling illness and all of us behind the event wanted to give something back to the excellent staff in Crumlin,” said Angie Kissane on behalf of the organisers. “We have planned a very exciting and enjoyable fundraising event that we would love families, friends, individuals young and old from near and far to come out and enjoy on Friday, September 23.” Angie added: “On the night Stetsons will be on sale, there will be popcorn and hot stalls, prizes for the best dressed country guy, gal and child and some fantastic raffle prizes to be won.” The event will also include a rousing performance of Amy’s HoeDown with guest appearances by local artists. The fundraiser is being organised in association with the INEC and Killarney Celtic Football Club. Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are priced at €20 for adults and € 10 for children/senior citizens and are available from the INEC box office on 064-6671555, Mary on 0866485809, Angie on 087-1311608 and Tim on 087-7584847.

Get in step to raise funds for people with multiple sclerosis DESPITE the positively tropical temperatures we’ve been basking in this week, the launch on Tuesday evening of one of Killarney and South Kerry’s most popular and enduring annual events was proof that autumn has indeed arrived. Like clockwork every September, members of the South Kerry branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland gather at the gates to Knockreer to unveil details of the annual Old Kenmare Road walk which takes place this year on Sunday, October 9. “The 2016 event is the 14th annual walk and as always it promises to

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be a great family day out,” organiser John O’Shea told the Killarney Advertiser. “We are blessed with the weather every year and new participants are more than welcome. Buses will leave The Gleneagle car park at 10am. Your participation really makes all the difference. All proceeds are in aid of the South Kerry branch of MS Ireland.” If you would like to take part, sponsorship cards are available from John O’Shea, 087-234882; Pat O’Neill, 064-6631982; Ray O’Callaghan, 0872917262; or Linda Pigott, 087-9224655. Members of the South Kerry MS branch launch the Old Kenmare Road walk which takes place on October 9. PICTURE: DYLAN CLIFFORD

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LUASA HEARING SERVICES is a private audiology clinic at The Reeks Gateway in Killarney that provides comprehensive hearing assessment for babies, children and adults, as well as hearing aid fittings and rehabilitation. The office is fitted with a state-of-the-art paediatric audiometric booth, ensuring that testing is accurate and meeting UK standards for paediatric testing. All equipment is brand new and suitable for paediatric and adult diagnostic testing. Cluasa Hearing Services offers services such as diagnostic hearing assessments for adults, hearing aid fittings with real ear measurements, testing for babies and young children in a paediatric sound booth, and testing for Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD). Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) is estimated to affect two per cent of children and makes listening in noisy situations extremely difficult. Maria Vaughan, an audiological scientist, offers diagnostic, management and remedial services for CAPD. Maria Vaughan, BSc MScAud – CAC, CCP, is the Director and Principal Audiologist of Cluasa Hearing Services. She completed her Master’s Degree in Audiology in 2001 at University of Southampton and received her Certificate of Clinical practice in Manchester, UK. “Cluasa Hearing is the only provider who tests for CAPD outside of Dublin,” said Maria.

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Paternity Benefit is a new payment for employed and self-employed people who are on paternity leave from work and covered by social insurance (PRSI). The PRSI classes that count for Paternity Benefit are A, E, H (with the exception of serving members of the Defence Forces) and S (self-employed). Paternity Benefit is paid for two weeks (in one block) and is available for any child born or adopted on or after 1 September 2016. You can start paternity leave at any time within the first 6 months following the birth or adoption placement. If you are already getting certain social welfare payments, then you may get half-rate Paternity Benefit. You must notify your employer four weeks before you intend to go on paternity leave (12 weeks if you are self-employed). You must provide proof of the expected date of birth (this is a certificate from your spouse’s or partner’s doctor confirming when the baby is due) or confirmation of the birth if you are applying after the baby has been born. In the case of adoption, you must produce a certificate of placement. Paternity Benefit is available from 1 September 2016. You can apply online at mywelfare.ie for Paternity Benefit from 5 September 2016 (your payment will be backdated if necessary). You must have a Public Services Card to apply for Paternity Benefit. You can also claim up to 18 weeks of unpaid parental leave from work (until your child’s eighth birthday - or 16th if they have a disability). Both parents have a separate entitlement to 18 weeks’ parental leave. Further information is available from the Citizens Information Centre below.

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Muckross House opens a new chapter in its history A NEW era in the running of historic Muckross House, Killarney, has been ushered in with the signing of a fresh agreement for the running of the leading tourist attraction between the State and a local board of trustees. Rory D’Arcy, chairman of the board of trustees, welcomed what he described as a new development in the partnership with the National Parks and Wildlife Service. The partnership has been in operation for more than 50 years. Michael Ring, Minister of State for Regional Economic Development, signed on behalf of the State and Mr D’Arcy signed on behalf of the trustees. The board of trustees of Muckross House is a voluntary body with charitable status. The trustees share a common interest in the preservation of Muckross House in particular, as well as in the history and

Minister Michael Ring, Rory D'Arcy, back row, Frank Lewis, Trustee, Pat Dawson, Regional Manager, NPWS, Ann Tangney, Head Guide, Muckross House, Cllr Michael Gleeson, Trustee, Trevor Donnelly, NPWS, Bernard Collins, Trustee, Geraldine Rosney, Vice Chair Trustees, Michael Larkin, Trustee, Marcus Treacy, Trustee, Senator Paul Coughlan, Trustee, MEP Sean Kelly, Padruig O'Sullivan, NPWS Ranger Base, Michael O'Shea, Trustee, Adam Larragy, NPWS, and Denis Reidy, Manager Muckross House. PICTURE: VALERIE O’SULLIVAN

folk life of Kerry. The board works in close cooperation with the Department in the care and upkeep of Muckross House. At the prompting of the first board of trustees, led by the late Dr Frank Hilliard, Muckross House opened to the public as a folk museum on June 14, 1964. Since then, the board of trustees has been involved in the management of this magnificent House. This latest agreement, which covers the next five years, continues the successful partnership approach built up by the State and previous boards. Mr D’Arcy said it is a fine example of what can be achieved with the goodwill and endeavour of the community

Radio Kerry nominated for seven awards RADIO KERRY has been nominated for seven awards in this year’s National PPI Radio Awards, the highest number of nominations received by a local station in this year’s competition. Weeshie Fogarty has been nominated for Sports Broadcaster of the Year. In the Current Affairs Programme category, the Kerry Today show – presented by Jerry O’Sullivan and produced by Treasa Murphy – made the final shortlist of five. The Agritime programme, presented and produced by Aisling O’Brien, has been nominated for Best Specialist Speech Programme. Murt Mulcahy has been shortlisted in the Sports Story category for his series Finding Me in Sport which tells of how five Kerry athletes overcame obstacles in their lives through sport. Radio Kerry has two nominations in the Short Feature category for the 20/20 and Just Once series. Just Once was produced by the Kerry ETB/ Solas students of broadcasting who studied with Acting Manager of Radio Kerry Training, Shane O’Connor. The students’ Just Once series was also shortlisted in the PPI Innovation category. Since 2005, Radio Kerry has won 44 PPI awards - 14 gold, 12 silver and 18 bronze. The latest national JNLR listenership figures from July show that 86,000 people – or 75% of the population listening to radio in the county – tune into Radio Kerry every week. The PPI Radio Awards will take place at the Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny on October 7.

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working in conjunction with the State. “This is a historic day for the Trustees and this agreement further emphasises our commitment to safeguarding the historic fabric of Muckross House for future generations,” he said. “It is the start of a new era and that commitment is emphasised by the ongoing Capital Works Programme which includes the refurbishment of the windows.” Visitor numbers to the house last year were 129,000, a number which has steadily increased over the last number of years.

Vatican Pimpernel strides centre stage in Killarney KILLARNEY actor Donal Courtney strode through the corridors of St Brendan’s College last week as he portrayed one of the college’s most illustrious past pupils, Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty. Donal presented his one-man show based on the life of the monsignor to transition year students in the college as a prelude to his show at the INEC lastFriday evening. Known as the Vatican Pimpernel, Monsignor O’Flaherty and his colleagues saved over 6,500 lives during World War Two. His fellow Killarney native Donal Courtney will perform the play God Has No Country at the INEC Acoustic Club on Friday, September 16. The performance is part of the national programme of events for Culture Night 2016 and admission is free. God Has No Country tells the story of the struggles encountered by Kerryman Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty and his colleagues in Rome during the Second World War. The story follows O’Flaherty’s torment as he decides to act in defence of those suffering under the tyranny of the fascists.

Killarney actor Donal Courtney dressed as Msgr Hugh O’Flaherty (the Vatican Pimpernel) striding through St Brendan’s College ahead of performing his own one man show on the famed monsignor in the INEC Killarney on Kerry Culture night September 16. The actor held a prelude of his show for transition students in the college on Monday.

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Louise Allen from Meath winner of the McElligotts Honda Best Dressed Lady at Listowel Races on Friday. pictures:Don MacMonagle

Louise wins Best Dressed Lady in a dress she bought on Ebay THE winner of the McElligotts Honda Best Dressed Lady at Listowel Races on Friday last was Louise Allen from Co. Meath. Wearing a structured red cluster rose embellished dress with shoulder detail she purchased on e-bay and a red Carol Kennelly, headpiece, she was presented with a cheque for €3,000 by sponsor Patrick McElligott, MD, McElligotts Tralee. 1st runner up was Catherine Keane from Listowel, receiving €1,000 and, 2nd runner up was Jill Duggan from Killarney receiving €500. The winner of the Jazziest headpiece was Charlene Brosnan from Killarney and the winner of the Most Glamorous Young Racer was Ashe Spillane from Tralee. They both received €500 euro. The winner of the Most Stylish Selfie was Kinga Grunau from Tralee who received €300. The Best Dressed Couple was Sharon Heffernan and Anthony

McCarthy from Listowel, who won a luxury weekend in the Brehon Hotel, Killarney. Judged by Maura Derrane, the stylish TV personality and presenter of the TODAY Show, and James Patrice, Snapchat Star, there was an overall cash prize fund in excess of €6,000 with prizes for Best Dressed Couple, Jazziest headpiece, Most Glamorous Young Racer and new this year, Most Stylish Selfie. Attendance figures were up all week at this hugely popular week long racing festival in Listowel which finishes tomorrow with the Listowel Races Supporters Club Sponsored Race 'The Slán Abhaile" and the Listowel Tidy Town’s Best Dressed Vintage Competition. For more information on Listowel Races contact 068 21144 / 21172 or visit www.listowelraces.ie

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Kinga Grunau, Kerry footballer David Moran and Ashe Spillane from Tralee.

Winner of the Jazziest headpiece was Charlene Brosnan, Killarney, Louise Allen winner of the McElligotts Honda Best Dressed Lady, Catherine Keane, Listowel and runner up was Jill Duggan, Killarney.

Mary O'Connor, Asdee, Josephine Lynch, Asdee, Norma Long, Knocknagoshel and Josephine Murphy, Rathmore.

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Sandra Lynch, Eimear McCarthy and Aisling McCarthy from Listowel.

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Minister of State with special responsibility for Disabilities, Finian McGrath T.D. joined pupils from St. Mary’s National School Fairview, Abbey Boyle (10) 5th Class, from East Wall and Ema Tunylaite (9) 4th class from fairview.

Minister of State launches national primary schools’ art competition MINISTER of State with special responsibility for Disabilities, Finian McGrath T.D. marked the launch of “Someone Like Me”, a new national primary schools’ art competition organised by the Department of Justice and Equality as a way of developing children’s understanding of disabilities to help celebrate the aspects that make them and their classmates unique. More than 16,000 pupils from 135 mainstream and special primary schools across Co. Kerry will be invited to take part in the competition which aims to highlight the similarities that exist between all people and foster more positive attitudes towards people with a disability. Speaking at the launch, Minister of State with special responsibility for Disabilities, Finian McGrath T.D., said: “There are more than 600,000 people in Ireland with a disability, of which 53,000 are children under the age of 15.”

“I would encourage as many teachers and pupils as possible to take part in this competition and look forward to congratulating the winners in December,” said the T.D. The competition, which offers a range of prizes up to the value of €750, is open to all primary school pupils from junior infants to sixth class and entries are welcome from individual pupils, a class group or even a whole-school as a combined effort. Entries can come in all shapes and sizes and can be anything from a poster or collage to a papier-mâché or mixed-media sculpture. There will be a junior and senior category winner in every county, along with an overall national winner. Shortlisted pupils will be invited to a national prize giving ceremony to be held in Dublin this coming December. The deadline for entries is Friday 21st October 2016.

Cyclists from Killarney Cycling Club who took part in the Oldvelos Vintage Classic Cycle on Saturday.

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The eclectic picnic is back in Beaufort

THRESHING CANCER is a charity/club in the Mid-Kerry area which has held vintage threshing days on the farm of Brendan Ferris in Beaufort, to raise money for Recovery Haven, the Oncology Unit at Kerry General Hospital & the Hospice Room at St Joseph’s Home, Killorglin. Since its inception in 2013, Threshing Cancer has raised €76,000 in total for its three beneficiaries. This year’s threshing and family fun day takes place on Sunday, September 25. “Everyone is invited to join us by the River Laune but this unique occasion will be of particular interest to historians, teachers, the farming community and those with an interest in heritage and vintage machinery,” said spokesoman Justine Ferris King. The threshing event has proven to be popular with overseas visitors with tourists from 11 countries attending since 2013, impressed with the depth of heritage and culture on display. Threshing Cancer’s large-scale event encompasses 35 acres “It is our intention to display and work all methods of threshing beginning with the scutching block or stone which has been in existence for thousands of years and has been used throughout the ages. The second oldest method of threshing on display is flail threshing, invented by the Chinese for rice and brought to Europe by the Romans for cereals like oats and wheat,” said Justine. “The first mechanical thresher was invented in 1784 cranked by hand and by pedal.” The event will incorporate guided tours and demonstrations of vintage threshing and agricultural machinery, working horses, and the secondary applications such as thatching. Traditional household artefacts such as butter churns and cream separators will be demonstrated & worked on the day. Threshing Cancer’s fundraising day will have something for every member of the family. Live entertainment will play throughout the day along with a dog show and horse show-jumping. A whole host of novelty fundraising activities for both adults and children. A full list of activities can be found on the website www.threshingcancer.com The threshing event will be preceded by a fundraising golf classic on Beaufort golf course on the Saturday, September 24, followed by a barbecue.

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Incoming Killarney Soroptimist President Clair Bowler receives the chain of office from outgoing President Noeleen O'Sullivan at a function in The Gleneagle Hotel. Seated from left are Anne Wrenn, Teresa Irwin, Noeleen O'Sullivan, Clair Bowler, Sheila Casey and Peggy Reichert. Back from left are Anne O'Connor, Frankie McMahon, Josephine Doncel, Anne O'Leary, Maura Horan, Catherine Gleeson, Emer Moynihan, Eileen Foley, Margaret Scally, Noreen Browne and Kathleen Keane. PICTURES: EAMONN KEOGH

‘Please carry an organ donor card’ KILLARNEY man Denis Breen is urging everyone to carry an Organ Donor Card. Denis, from Hazelwood Drive, highlighted how the cards play a vital role in saving lives and how the Irish Kidney Association-produced Denis Breen. cards are widely available. Organ donation has resulted in over 6000 transplant operations in Ireland alone “My dad is on dialysis three days a week for four hours and has been on a waiting list for two years,” Denis said. “He has been getting dialysis for the past three years. He finds dialysis tough and I find it hard to see him going through it.” Denis is keen to raise funds to help this cause. “I am willing to raise funds to help this cause and find a donor match suitable for my dad. I feel organ donation is a great gift to get. I would love to see my dad freed from dialysis,” said Denis. “Donor cards are widely available in doctor’s surgeries and pharmacies so please think about carrying one as it can save a life.” Denis can be contacted on 087-6785138.

A New Beginning KILLARNEY Camera Club invites you to its open night on Thursday 29th September at 7.30pm in the Heights Hotel, Killarney as it begins it’s new club year. Killarney Camera Club is a welcoming group of camera lovers. Nearly all are amateur. Some are quite new to photography and others have many years of experience. Whatever our standard, we all want to be better at photography and being in the Club helps us to do that while having a lot of fun. You might use your camera to record events or to capture breathtaking scenes or to explore your own creative talent. Whatever your interest, if you want to do it better, come and join us. We all learn from each other. The Club has a wide range of activities, inside and out. We have regular outings to places of beauty, to places of historic or architectural interest, to nature spots or simply to the streets. We have teamed up with other camera clubs on weekend trips. We regularly cover some of Kerry's major events, including the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle. Last year we also had an exhibition where

Killarney Public Library showcased some of our best photographs. On every second Thursday from September to June, we meet in the Killarney Heights Hotel. Here we have presentations by various successful photographers, displays of work by our own members, demonstrations on how to use camera equipment and computer software including workshop sessions of indoor photography. Some of these nights are used for competitions where we have a chance to see the best work of other members and to get a critique of our own work from more experienced members. If you have a camera and enjoy taking photographs, you can be involved as well. Come to Killarney Camera Club at its open night in the Killarney Heights Hotel on Thursday 29th September and meet other people who share your interest. You will be most welcome. Follow us on Facebook for regular updates or contact our secretary Christopher on (089) 423 7574

Enrolment has been extended for night classes in Killarney Community College

Still thinking what to do for those long winter evenings why not join a night class – places still available in most classes. A new course of interest may be Social Media which is applicable to business of all sizes, clubs and societies. This course is an effective method of promotion through advertising and marketing on the internet and websites. Call into us in Killarney Community College or visit our website to view a full list of our courses www.killarneycc.ie

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Join us here in celebration on Friday October 7th With great delight we will be awarding one person a MASSIVE €300 CASH prize and two runners up who will win €100 CASH each!! Our competition is ‘Your Best Memory’ The Heights has an enduring legacy of excellence. Having hosted thousands of Weddings, Christenings, Birthdays, Retirement parties and so on, we want to hear your memories from here in the Heights Hotel. Written entries please, in under 500 words or less, which can be dropped to the Reception into our ‘Memory Box’. Closing Date for entries is Monday October 3rd. After which our panel of judges will carefully select one winner and two runner ups. On the night we will be hosting wine tastings, in conjunction with Classic Drinks. ‘Fiddler’s Green’, will be providing entertainment from 9pm – late. Finger Food courtesy of our head chef Jamie Cronin

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Kerry industry explores food potential for tourism at conference MORE than four in five food travellers are satisfied with Ireland’s food offering – this is just one of a number of insights that tourism businesses from across the country including Mark Murphy and Muireann Nic Giolla Rudian, Dingle Cookery School, heard at Fáilte Ireland’s first dedicated food tourism conference, ‘Food Connect’, which took place this week in Tankardstown House, Co. Meath. ‘Food Connect’ is a new two day conference, organised by the tourism development authority, where food tourism businesses got to explore the world of food tourism, hear the latest research, learn new food tourism trends, gain insights from international experts and take in mouth-watering food showcases. Speaking at the 'Food Connect' Conference, John Mulcahy, Head of Food and Hospitality with Fáilte Ireland, emphasised – “It’s clear that Ireland has a lot to offer when it comes to food. There is quality produce in locations such as Kerry and a great many experiences on offer for visitors when they come here. However, what is also clear from the research is that while people are pleasantly surprised by our food offering once they get here, perceptions beforehand may be lagging. “Our ‘Food Connect’ event is designed to tackle this very issue and the insights shared on how leading destinations position themselves in the marketplace will ensure that we as an industry can build on what we have so that it whets the appetite of potential visitors for many years to come.” Among the research discussed at the conference are the results of the World Food Travel Association 2016 Food Travel Monitor which shows that 77% of holidaymakers were satisfied or very satisfied with Ireland’s food offering. This satisfaction rating increased to 83% amongst “food travellers”, whose prime motivations for selecting a destination are food and drink related activities. Developed in partnership with Fáilte Ireland the newly published research examines the perceptions of over 2,500 travellers in ten countries including Ireland.

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Traffic awareness for the Killarney10mile road race Hundreds of participants from all over Ireland and around the globe will descend on Killarney this Saturday, September 24 to take part in the Killarney10mile road race to support the Killarney Microtrack Project. There will be a number of traffic restrictions in place for the public to be aware of. People are advised to avoid the Port Road side of the Ballydowney roundabout from 8.55am as the first race starts at 9am. Also it's recommended to stay clear of the Cleeney Road roundabout from 9.04am to 9.09am. There may be some traffic disruption in Fossa as the participants cross onto the cycle path from approximately 9.18am. Further details can be found www.killarney10mile.com

Fossa gets ready for fashion extravaganza D

EDICATED followers of fashion will be revving up for one of the major style events of the year on Wednesday, October 12. The Fossa Fashion Show which is celebrating its 27th year will unfold at the Europe Hotel & Resort at 8pm. Always an excellent fundraiser for a variety of organisations in the parish and benefited the new church, local historical society, community centre, playschool, new school and new community centre.

Presented by Fossa Community Centre, the 2016 catwalk show will feature the latest fashion from Scarlett, Weardrobe, The Pillbox, New Look, Joi Boutique, Ella Maria, Tralee, Jasmine and Quills. The best-dressed lady prize will be sponsored by Keane’s Jewellers, Killarney, while a number of raffle prizes and a door prize will also be up for grabs. The event commences with a cheese and wine reception at 7.30pm and tickets are priced at €15.

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The Killarney Comhaltas winners of the All Ireland Mixed Four Hand and Eight Hand 12-15 years Champions Joe Rudden, Laura Horgan, Scott O'Meara, Aislinn O'Donovan (back from left) Lia Murphy, Liam Healy, Alice O'Donoghue, Nathan Counihan with their Trainer Norrie King at Fleadh recently.

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THE most famous musical of all time, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera is finally coming to Siamsa Tire Theatre, Tralee from September 27 to October 1. Presented by the multi-award-winning Light Opera Society of Tralee (LOST) and directed by Grainne O’Carroll this is a fully-fledged production of the work with live orchestra and a cast of fifty gifted performers who have been rehearsing since early May. Heading up the cast and sharing the role of the Phantom is Killarney man Eoin Foran and Tralee’s Sean McElligott. Eoin hails from Crosstown and was a student of St Oliver’s, Ballycasheen and the Intermediate School, Killorglin. Eoin is a full-time music student in the Cork School of Music B.A Music course. Miltown Soprano Mikaela O’Sullivan and Spa’s Tracy O’Keeffe have been chosen to share the role of Christine Daeé, the young chorus girl who becomes the object of the Phantom’s passion. Mikaela, who is making her stage debut in a leading role, is a student of Miltown Secondary School while Tracy who has played a number of previous leading roles is a pupil of Mounthawk Secondary School. Booking is starting already for what promises to be a sellout show. Tickets are available from Siamsa Tire box-office on 066 7123055.

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Poet Gabriel Fitzmaurice at Muckross Abbey, Killarney during Culture Night Kerry on Friday where he gave a talk about Gaelic Poets Geoffrey O’Donoghue, Aodhagán Ó Rathaille and Eoghan Rua Ó Súilleabháin, who are buried at Muckross Abbey. PictureS: Eamonn Keogh

THE stage was set for a whole host of top-class entertainment throughout the county last Friday, as an enticing programme of events for Culture Night Kerry was presented by Kerry County Council’s arts department. St Mary’s Church of Ireland showcased the talents of artists such as Grace Foley, Sarah Finnan and Lorraine Nash as well as the Scotia Ensemble. The School House in Muckross hosted Frankie Gavin and Dé Dannan in concert and Afro Trad will present From Kampala to Killarney at the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service centre in Killarney. Killarney Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann dancers and musicians provided outdoor entertainment at Killarney Courthouse while Scartaglin (with Jackie Daly and Matt Cranitch), Kilcummin Rambling House and Tureencahill all hosted evenings of music, song and dance. Fossa Community Centre was be the venue for a set-dancing extravaganza with the Uí Bhriain Céilí Band. And, for movie buffs Killarney House and Gardens presented open-air screenings of The War of the Buttons (PG rating) at 7pm and Older Than Ireland at 9pm. Poet Gabriel Fitzmaurice led a tour to Muckross Abbey where he spoke about the three renowned Gaelic poets buried there. And theatre lovers enjoyed the chance to see Donal Courtney’s play about Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty God Has No Country at the INEC.

Mayor of Kerry Michael O’Shea with artists Deirdre McKenna , Miroslava Pavelkova, Des Fitzgerald, Diana Muller, Joseph Keating, Pat Owen and Diarmuid O'Sullivan.

Mary Reen, Cllr Michael Gleeson, Diarmuid O'Sullivan (artist), Andy and Kathleen O'Sullivan at the Kerry Visual Artists Showcase Exhibition Launch.

Cllr John Joe Culloty, Donie O'Sullivan and Cllr Niall Kelleher.

Laoise, Conor and Aisling O'Mahony, KIllarney, enjoying the Culture Night Kerry evening of Classical music and song.

Nora Horgan with Laura, Aoife and Emer Horgan, Rathmore, enjoying the Culture Night Kerry evening of Classical music and song at St. Mary's Church of Ireland.

Niamh Varian Barry and Dovile Baltoniene of Scotia Ensemble.

Poet Gabriel Fitzmaurice with a group who listened to his talk at Muckross Abbey, Killarney during Culture Night Kerry on Friday about Gaelic Poets Geoffrey O’Donoghue, Aodhagán Ó Rathaille and Eoghan Rua Ó Súilleabháin, who are buried at Muckross Abbey.

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Clara, Briana, Sheridan, Cindy and Gideon Reed, Castleisland, enjoying the Culture Night Kerry evening of Classical music and song at St Mary's Church of Ireland.

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Killarney Men’s Shed Boat Trip

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A group of Killarney “shedders” took to the water recently under the stewardship of the infamous Charlie Fleming who is a renowned boatman and author of many good stories. The first stop was Inishfallen Island. This was a first for some of the group, but another member Mike O’Connor and expert on nature was on hand to provide expert knowledge on the bio diversity on the island. After a relaxing time there, the group went on to Dinish for a while before finally docking at Glena Cottage. While the day started off in beautiful sunshine, the weather turned bad, but this did not dampen the enthusiasm of the group. In high spirits and wet clothes, the men made their way to Glena

cottage to dry off a little and cook some wellearned food. The main lesson to be learned there was to ensure to bring a lighter as the task of getting a fire going proved somewhat difficult to say the least. This was a very eventful outing and those involved and many more can’t wait for the next trip which is just on the horizon. “Killarney Men’s Shed” provides a friendly and homely welcome to men of all ages and is open every week day for anyone who may have a few hours to spare and is located on Upper Lewis Road. If you feel you have an interest in joining, be sure to call as there is always a big “Cead Mile Failte” for new members.

Eoin O' Driscoll from Portmagee and Giedre Lucinskyte originally from Lithuania who were married last weekend at St. Mary's Cathedral, Killarney and celebrated afterwards with friends and family at the Royal Hotel, Killarney. picture: Pauline Dennigan.

Josephine Murphy, Rathmore enjoying Listowel Races on Friday (during ladies day finalists).

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IT’S that time of year again – the children have returned to school and we are all back in a routine, with Christmas just around the corner. Yes, it's time to start thinking of the LBD (little black dress) for all he Christmas parties! And who doesn’t want to look their best for the party season!

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GLENBEIGH lady Gemma O’Connor is sharing her first-hand experience of meningitis and septicaemia during national Meningitis Awareness Week September 19-25) to ensure people are aware of the symptoms, know to be vigilant and act fast. Gemma contracted meningococcal septicaemia when she was 16. “The doctor told my parents I had only ten minutes to an hour to live but thankfully I survived. Meningitis is a very serious and fast developing disease,” said Gemma. “That’s why it’s so important that everyone knows the symptoms of meningitis, trusts their instincts and seeks medical advice without delay.” Meningitis Awareness Week is run by Meningitis Research Foundation (MRF). The charity estimates that there are around 200 cases of meningitis and septicaemia every year in the Ireland. They are deadly diseases that can strike without warning, killing one in ten, and leaving a third of survivors with life altering after-effects ranging from deafness and brain damage to loss of limbs. Babies, toddlers and young adults are most at risk but the disease can strike at any age. From December 2016 babies born on or after October 1, 2016, will be routinely offered a vaccine to protect against MenB however there is no catch up campaign planned for older children. Monika Marchlewicz, Ireland manager of Meningitis Research Foundation, said: “We are extremely grateful to Gemma for helping to raise awareness during Meningitis Awareness Week. MRF funds vital scientific research into the prevention, detection and treatment of meningitis and septicaemia but there are still some forms of the disease which are not covered by vaccines so it is vital that people are aware of the symptoms. We encourage everyone to be vigilant and to get medical help if you spot the symptoms.” Check that you know the symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia at www.meningitis.org/symptoms and share the Meningitis Awareness Week campaign (www. meningitis.org/maw2016) with everyone you know using #MRFAwarenessWeek. For any questions about meningitis, septicaemia and vaccinations that can prevent the diseases call MRF’s Freefone helpline on 1800 41 3344 or log on to www.meningitis.org.

Six tips to help you stay carbon monoxide safe in your home

IRELAND’S fifth annual Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week takes place from Monday 26th September to Sunday 2nd October this year. Each year, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide and highlight the measures that can be taken to prevent it. Carbon monoxide, often known as the ‘silent killer’, is colourless, odourless and very difficult to detect. It can kill in less than three minutes. On average, six people in Ireland die every year as a result of unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning and many more become ill as a result of exposure to it. Here are the top six tips for staying carbon monoxide safe in your home. 1) Know where it comes from: CO can be produced by any fuel when burned – coal, turf, oil, gas or even wood. 2) Service appliances: Have fuel burning appliances serviced annually by a Registered Gas Installer, Registered Oil Technician or a qualified service technician for your fuel type. 3) Chimneys, flues and vents: Keep vents and flues clear and make sure that rooms have proper ventilation. Ensure chimneys are swept annually. 4) Know the danger signs: Staining, sooting or discolouration around appliances or condensation or dampness on walls and windows in the room once the appliance is lit. 5) Symptoms: Unexplained headaches, dizziness, nausea, drowsiness, particularly when a fuel burning appliance is on could be the result of carbon monoxide. Other clues include others in the property (including pets) suffering from the same symptoms and symptoms improving when you are away from the property. 6) Alarm: Have at least one audible carbon monoxide alarm installed in your home and anywhere else you burn fuel, to protect you and your family.

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Susan Barrett: Mindfulness and Raising Teenagers

Life is stressful but manageable and there are coping skills which can help us in our busy lifestyles as parents. Susan is a fully qualified and experienced mindfulness teacher, as well as a parent of teenagers and you can look her up on susanbarrettmindfulness.ie This talk will be open to all parents in Killarney who are raising teenagers.

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Peter Keane and his son Micheal celebrate on winning the All-Ireland Minor final at Croke on Sunday.

Kerry minors celebrate on winning the All-Ireland Minor final at Croke on Sunday.

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Kerry's David Clifford breaks away in the All-Ireland Minor final at Croke on Sunday.

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KERRY VISUAL ARTISTS’ SHOWCASE

THE Kerry Visual Artists’ Showcase 2016 was launched on Culture Night, Friday, September 16, September by the mayor of Kerry County Council, Cllr Mike O’Shea at 5pm at the Department of Arts, New Road. Consultation prior to the drafting of the Kerry County Arts Strategy 2016-2021 showed a need for more exhibition space for artists in Kerry. The showcase was Kerry County Council’s first response to this need. The artists featuring in this year’s exhibition are Pat Owen, Miroslava Pavelkova, Diarmaid O’Sullivan, Des Fitzgerald, Deirdre McKenna, Diana Muller and Joseph Keating. “We are delighted to showcase the work of these talented artists,” said Kate Kennelly, arts officer with Kerry County Council.

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Front row, Mirka Pavelkova, Diarmuid O'Sullivan, Pat Owen; back, Sharon O'Keeffe, Kerry County Council, Arts Department, Deirdre McKenna, Des Fitzgerald, Joseph Keating, Diana Muller and Caroline Lynch, Kerry County Council, Arts Department. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN

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Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley on the power of music making

I HAVE to admit that I, like many people these days, am guilty of mindless Facebook scrolling. I spend most of my time sharing posts about missing pets and watching funny dog videos. I am quite the animal lover! Most days I couldn't tell you what I've actually seen on social media but this week I saw something that really touched me. I watched a video of a young child singing. What is so unusual about that you might ask? Well, this child was disabled and had quite apparent and severe learning difficulties, but that did not stop her from doing what she loved. This young girl sang

the very difficult 'I Will Always Love You' with such power and control that I was left completely awestruck. What was even more beautiful was the fact that, even though she was clearly more mimicking the sound of words than actually singing them, she was able to communicate in such a powerful way. The sound of her voice was so special and I was really forced to think about how lucky I am to work with young singers every week. Music is a universal language that can help young people express themselves or communicate in ways that may otherwise have been

impossible for them. I have seen some of the shyest youngsters flourish and grow through the medium of song. I always say that once you have mastered a song you almost feel invincible, even if just for a fleeting moment. I ask all of you who have children or work with young people, let them make music! This 'music' does not need to be beautiful or perfect. Once a person, whatever their age, can express themselves this way, encourage it. Sometimes a person can be locked inside themselves and it might just take a simple melody to release them, be it even just for the duration of one song. I believe there is a song in everyone's heart which must be heard. Help someone find theirs today.

TEE UP FOR LEGION GOLF CLASSIC

ALWAYS a hotly anticipated date on the sporting calendar in Killarney, the Legion golf classic takes place in Mahony’s Point on Thursday, October 6. There are two shotgun starts (9am and 2pm) and you can enter a team of three for just €200. To book your place at the event, please contact Seán Murphy at 087-2461780 or Tim O’Leary at 087-2608548. Don’t miss this great opportunity to play one of the most scenic golf courses in the country and support the club in the process. The club thanked Micheal O’Donoghue of the Killarney Avenue Hotel for his kind sponsorship of the event.

•Grace’s website is www.gracefoley.ie

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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 16:19-32: The first of the faults attributed to the rich man is his insensitivity to the abject poverty of those around him. When have you discovered that it is when you are aware of the needs of those around you and seek to make some response that you bring out the best in yourself? The second fault attributed to the rich man is the way he ignored the word of God coming through Moses and the prophets. How have the gospels, the scriptures or your faith opened you up to a deeper and more satisfying perspective on life? Some people look to the spectacular for a sign of God’s presence and action. For Jesus, the lessons we need are not to be sought in the spectacular, but in the ordinary things of everyday life. Where have you found sacraments of God’s presence in the world around you? John Byrne, OSA

THE WALL

THE image of a formidable wall struck me as I prayed with this scripture. A wall made of an obsession with greed, selfishness, wealth, power, prestige. This wall, built by the rich man, over time, created such blindness that he became trapped in the illusion of temporary wealth, unable to hear God’s call. This self-made wall follows him to his death where in the afterlife he experiences a reversal in his fortunes and is now suffering. He now cannot break it down. Are there times when I am so in my own bubble that I fail to see those in need? Do I avoid making eye contact with a homeless person as I rush by for example? We are called to open our eyes and hearts and be the change. Siobhain Tighe

THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS

LAST Sunday’s Gospel reminded us of what economics according to God looks like – it spoke of a redistribution of wealth by a manager who realised that material wealth is only temporary; what we do with that wealth and how we distribute it is more important. This weekend’s parable is on a similar theme. The rich man is sorry, but it is too late for him. He had not come to his senses as the manager last week had done. The rich man is unwilling to change; even in the afterlife he wants Lazarus sent, ordered, to go to his brothers to warn them. It is not proof or special signs that they need. Their vision has been blinded by wealth. They need to ‘see’ the poor who are at their gates. God’s economics means striving for a world where the poor man Lazarus can sit down at the same table as the rich man. It is not simply enough to comfort the poor and say to them that they will be rewarded in heaven. This misses the point. Luke is pointing us to a great reversal that is so central to this Gospel, a call to turn the world as we know it upside down. Jane Mellett

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

freephone 1800-633333 or by email krcc@eircom.net Killarney Al Anon The Killarney Al Anon meetings are held Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, also Thursday morning at 11am in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact Mairead 087-7808106. MS Support Group A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 11am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. Grace Baptist Church Due to Cultural Centre renovationsuntil further notice: Sunday meetings will be held at Killarney School of Music, Central Point, Park Road. Entrance at side door opposite Acme Blinds. Sunday: worship 11am. Wednesday: Bible study 8pm in various homes. For information: Tel. 064-6632600 or 064-6635461. Psalm 119:105 “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path”https:// www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch Alcoholics Anonymous If you think you have a problem with alcohol please contact 066-7128720 or 087-0522911.

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Give them a fair chance At long last someone in the Department of Finance has recommended to the Central Bank that first-time house buyers with a strong history of making rental payments should be allowed more flexibility on mortgage lending rules. At present, many prospective homeowners are finding it extremely difficult, even impossible, to save for a deposit on a future home while paying the high rent now being achieved by the private rental sector, at the same time. This is especially true of newcomers to the housing market with no equity from selling another property. The difficulties that these potential buyers experience is, in turn, putting pressure on the rental market because they are unable to move from rental to home ownership. Even couples with double incomes feel the pressure when rents are reaching, and exceeding, €1500 per month in many parts of our cities where our young people go to find employment. It’s only right that, having established a good record of consistent rental payment, their commitment should be recognised. It’s not so long ago that borrowers were able to secure 100% loans (and more in some cases) to buy houses and many had no record of saving or even of having the ability or the resources to paying any kind of money over a period of time. House buyers can borrow up to 80% of the value of a house under the Central Bank’s loan to value (LTV) rules & firsttime buyers may borrow 90%, up to a threshold of €220,000. That still leaves a massive €44,000 deposit to be raised. Quite a task. All home buyers are restricted to mortgages worth a maximum of 3.5 times annual salary under loan to income rules (LTI) but the banks are allowed some flexibility in applying the rules. The department believes the banks aren’t implementing the flexibility allowed. Lending institutions are leaving a margin between what is allowed and what is granted to ensure they don’t breach limits imposed by the Central Bank. Changes should be considered. People who have demonstrated the ability and the willingness to pay their way should be given every encouragement.

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A Weekly Round-Up Of News + Global antibiotics 'revolution' needed Superbugs, resistant to antimicrobials, are estimated to account for 700,000 deaths each year. But modelling up to the year 2050, suggests 10 million people could die each year - equivalent to one every three seconds. Estimates put the figure at 4.7 million in Asia & 4.2 million in Africa. Europe, the Americas & Oceania make up another 1 million projected deaths unless something is done to prevent medicine "being cast back into the dark ages." Now, 193 countries of the United Nations are to sign a landmark declaration to rid the world of drug-resistant infections or "superbugs". Six years in the making, the international commitment could prevent 700,000 deaths a year, say experts. It is the fourth time a UN declaration has been reached on a health issue - following HIV in 2001, non-communicable diseases in 2011 and Ebola in 2013. Experts say treatment-resistant infections pose one of the biggest known threats to humanity today. Without urgent action, it is conceivable that simple infections could soon become entirely untreatable with existing drugs. The problem has been caused by over-use of antimicrobial medicines for humans, animals and agriculture. Lord Jim O'Neill, the economist who led the global review, said: "We need to inform in different ways, all over the world, why it's crucial we stop treating our antibiotics like sweets. If we don't solve the

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Lovelorn Deer Pose a Traffic Threat It's autumn and in our forests and across our mountains, tensions are rising as the deer breeding season known as the ‘Rut; gets under way, the time of the year when male deer are driven by an urge to reproduce. From late September until early November the clash of antlers will be heard as males show off their virility to potential mates and, like gladiators entering an arena, they parade around showing off their armoury of antlers. While the ‘Rut’ is an amazing experience to witness it is also a time when there is an increased incident of road traffic accidents involving deer as male deer go in search of females and younger males are ousted by dominant males forcing deer to cross roads and motorways.

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problem we are heading to the dark ages, we will have a lot of people dying. We have made some pretty challenging recommendations which require everybody to get out of the comfort zone, because if we don't then we aren't going to be able to solve this problem." Exactly how to encourage the drugs industry to make new antibiotics has been a long running problem - there has not been a new class of antibiotics discovered since the 1980s. A new antibiotic would be kept on the shelf for use in emergencies so a company could never make back its huge research and development costs. John Rex, from the antibiotics unit at AstraZeneca, said a new way of paying for drugs, as proposed in the report, was needed. He argued: "Such models should recognise antibiotics as the healthcare equivalent of the fire extinguisher - they must be available on the wall at all times and have value even when used only infrequently." The nations have committed to: •Develop surveillance and regulatory systems on the use and sales of antimicrobial medicines for humans and animals •Encourage innovative ways to develop new antibiotics, and improve rapid diagnostics •Educate health professionals and the public on how to prevent drug resistant infections

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Views From Kerry And Around The World It’s a dog’s life – don’t give a dog a bone! It seems dogs can no longer be happy with a bone. Vets are now warning people not to give their dog a bone, because it could kill them. The PDSA veterinary charity has issued the warning after its vets and nurses reported seeing dozens of dogs suffering from damage to their digestive tracts and blockages caused by bone splinters or larger pieces. The advice appears to run counter to many dog owners’ assumption that their pets benefit from chewing on raw or cooked bones as a way of absorbing calcium and other nutrients and cleaning their teeth. But Rebecca Ashman, a senior vet with the PDSA, Britain’s leading veterinary charity, said: “We don’t recommend bones as treats because unfortunately our vets and nurses regularly see dogs with digestive tract damage and blockages caused by splinters or larger pieces of bone being swallowed and becoming stuck.” She added: “Surgery is usually needed to remove any blockage and in some cases, the damage is so serious that it can be fatal. Similarly, if they swallow a large piece of rawhide chew this can become stuck and cause serious problems.” Several pet food firms in the UK market raw bones as being “the perfect addition to a raw or natural diet, adding texture and variety as well as a host of nutritional benefits to a complete and balanced meal” for both cats and dogs. Latest figures from the PDSA showed that last year its hospitals treated 59 dogs who swallowed bones, although no figures for injuries or fatalities were available.

The charity’s warning has been echoed by the British Veterinary Association. Its junior vice president, Gudrun Ravetz, told The Telegraph: “Cooked bones are dangerous to cats and dogs and vets routinely see animals who have consumed them, whether through being fed the cooked bones directly or from finding them whilst scavenging through bins. In many cases the animals will require surgery to remove bone shards, splinters and blockages, but it can also prove fatal. We ask owners to never feed their pets cooked bones, and to also dispose of any bones left over from their own meal safely and securely to avoid pets seeking them out again.” She added: “If owners feed their dog raw bones we would recommend speaking to their veterinary surgeon to understand the risks and to only do so as part of a balanced diet. Handling raw meat and bones can also have risks for human health. We would not advise feeding cats raw bones.” Louise Lee, of the Blue Cross animal welfare charity, backed the warning, saying: "If large chunks are bitten off chews or bones then they can lodge in the mouth, the bowel, or worst of all, the oesophagus. Bones stuck in the oesophagus are particularly difficult to remove and can kill, as can any blockage." Vets have also warned of the dangers of giving dogs rawhide chews, made from the skin of an animal. As well as being produced, in some cases, by using harmful chemicals such as bleach, hydrogen peroxide and even arsenic, rawhide chews can also pose a danger of chocking the animal.

Garda Commissioner renews information appeal as Garda Adrian Donohoe gets posthumous medal The Garda Commissioner Noirin O'Sullivan has renewed appeals to anyone with information on the murder of Detective Adrian Donohoe to come forward. Detective Donohoe is being honoured today for the exceptional courage and bravery he showed in protecting others. He was killed in the line of duty during a robbery at Lordship Credit Union in Co. Louth in January 2013. Commissioner O'Sullivan, who awarded Detective Donohoe the Gold Scott Medal this morning, said: "You know I am very confident of the levels of co-operation that we are getting, not alone from our collegaues in the Police Service of Northern Ireland, but also from collegaues internationally. "It is absolutely our determination that the people that murdered Adrian will be brought to justice." Also speaking at the Ceremony in Templemore today, Policing Authority Chairperson Josephine Feehily said: "I congratulate the members of the Garda Síochána who were recognised today for the bravery they have shown in protecting our Community.

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064 6631853 Resident pianist Jack Healy performing in The Liquid Lounge in The Killarney Grand on Friday night. All Proceeds were in Aid of Amy O’Connor Fund & Irish Cancer Society. Pictures: Eamonn Keogh

Kerry O'Connor, Juliet O'Sullivan and Karen Myers at the 'Bridget Jones Bash' in The Killarney Grand on Friday night. All Proceeds were in Aid of Amy O’Connor Fund & Irish Cancer Society. Niamh Purcell Sugrue, Grace McCarthy and Fiona Mackessy at the 'Bridget Jones Bash' in The Killarney Grand on Friday night. All Proceeds were in Aid of Amy O’Connor Fund & Irish Cancer Society.

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Composting grass cuttings and garden waste

Killarney Municipal Officer Micheal Ó Coileáin explains how to compost garden waste

WHEN it comes to your garden, there are some great ways to reduce the amount of garden waste you generate. In Ireland each year, we throw out nearly 40,000 tonnes of garden waste, much of it being grass clippings. While the Brown Bin collection of organic material is welcome throughout Kerry, it doesn’t make much environmental or financial sense to pack your brown bin with grass cuttings and hedge trimmings. Ideally these should be composted in your garden if space allows and the brown bin used for food waste only. Here are two methods to help you cut down on the garden waste we generate, in particular at this time of year. Mulching or “sheet” composting mimics nature’s way of recycling nutrients within our ecosystem. Like a forest floor where leaves, twigs and branches fall to the ground and break down over time, mulch provides a layer of protection for the soil. In addition, the decaying material feeds the ecosystem of microorganisms, worms and insects allowing this diverse community of organisms to thrive. As the materials break down further, nutrients are released and become available to plants within the soil. Mulch is often used in garden paths but more often around perennial shrubs and trees to suppress weed growth, hold in soil moisture, prevent erosion and slowly release nutrients to the soil. This system works well with shredded brushy materials such as tree trimmings or shrub prunings, leaves, grass cuttings and unscreened compost GrassCycling is the natural recycling of grass by leaving grass clippings on the lawn when mowing. Once on the ground, the clippings, which contain 80-85% water, decompose quickly returning valuable nutrients like nitrogen back into the soil. However, there is a little more to GrassCycling than that. You may need to de-thatch and aerate your lawn every year or two to ensure that it works properly. But remember, leaving cuttings on your lawn all season long provides the same level of nutrients as one fertiliser application per year. GrassCycling is simple, easy and it works! If you have a large lawn, GrassCycling will significantly reduce the amount of materials you are handling for collection or for home composting. The cuttings reduce the need for both water and expensive fertiliser. People who GrassCycle, spend up to one third less time cutting their lawns but remember, don’t cut your grass too short. You leave it a bit longer than normal so the clippings are not too big.

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HONDA says, 'Petrol engines will go extinct, hydrogen is motoring's Holy Grail' Honda Civic development leader, Mitsuru Kariya believes hydrogen fuel cell technology is the ultimate goal for motoring. As Honda unveiled its brand new Civic, the company talked of its vision of where the future of motoring is heading â&#x20AC;&#x201C; revealing its belief traditional engines will die out and how hydrogen is the Holy Grail. As major manufacturing rivals increasingly roll out electric or hybrid vehicles it comes as a surprise that Honda, being steeped in technological innovation, is chugging behind without one to show off themselves. That is all changing, of course, with plans for a fully electric vehicle touted for a 2017, and a Hybrid Accord (and possibly Civic, too) also on the cards for next year. Honda revealed that it's not just focusing efforts on electric to keep up with rivals but believes the traditional engine is on the path to extinction. While Honda sees electric vehicles as the future for now, back in

2008 Honda introduced an alternative energy vision in the form of its hydrogen fuel cell, the Clarity. The idea of running a car on nothing but the most abundant element on the planet and emitting nothing but water with a mileage range as long as that of petrol or diesel was like science fiction. But things have gone a little quiet on this potentially planet-changing front, so has hydrogen fuel cell technology been kerbed in favour of electric? Honda acknowledged that hydrogen is the answer; the perfect solution to our depleting fossil fuel reserves, but identified that it's hugely dependent on infrastructure and the energy supplier. "Electrification is currently the most popular and best solution but it's also short-term. Honda still believes hydrogen and the fuel cell technology will be the ultimate propulsion for the long-term future, but electric is very important to fill that gap until that time for the mass market." Until that time, the hydrogen Holy Grail will continue to remain behind Honda's garage doors.

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Citroen C3 WRC Concept CITROEN Racing is preparing its return to the FIA World Rally Championship with Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle, this week revealing its C3 WRC Concept ahead of the Paris motor show. The concept gives a first look at just what Citroen’s 2017 WRC entry will look like. Designed by the Citroen Style Centre in partnership with Citroen Racing, the model is based on the newly announced C3, adding extra width and length thanks to the added aero fitted. Power comes from a bolstered 280kW version of Citroen’s 1.6-litre turbo-petrol four. Stylistic elements of the road-going version – including the two-level illuminated logo, two-tone canopy and canopy accent – remain, as do the dual chrome chevrons that extend down towards the LED daytime running lights. The model is 25kg lighter than its derivative. The race-ready Citroen C3 WRC will compete for the first time at the Monte-Carlo Rally in January 2017. Team Citroen has previously won eight manufacturer’s titles and 96 race wins.

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Sleeping out in Cork Gaol for Focus Ireland ON OCTOBER 21 I will be sleeping out on the grounds of Cork City Gaol to shine a light on the issue of homelessness in Ireland today. I am joining others to raise funds to support the vital work of Focus Ireland and their aim to end homelessness in Ireland. Family homelessness has reached historic proportions in Ireland with more than 2100 children living in emergency homeless accommodation in Ireland often unable to get to school, rarely getting a home cooked meal and sinking into darkness. I don't want to accept this as todays landscape in Ireland so I'm joining my peers to make a difference. As a member of a local authority dealing with housing applicants that struggle to find homes to rent due to our rent caps and the lack of property to rent, people are couch surfing with the help of family and friend this is something that nobody should find themselves in this position. I hope to highlight this issue while at the same time raising much needed funds for a charity that deals with major problem. Please lend your support by sponsoring me https://www.justgiving.com/ Fundraising/niall-kelleher Councillor Niall Kelleher, Via email

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SHEILA MOYNIHAN MEMORIAL SPONSORED WALK A cheque for €4000 was recently presented to Kerry Hospice following the 10th and final Sheila Moynihan Memorial Sponsored Walk, which as usual was held in May. The committee would like to take this opportunity to thank all who have supported us in any way. Those who have participated in fundraising ventures, those who have financially supported the events, those who have facilitated the ventures, our sponsors, the press who have helped us with advertising and all others who helped in many ways. The Sheila Moynihan account remains open at Rathmore Credit Union and should anybody wish to make a donation to Kerry Hospice Foundation the staff there will be pleased to assist. Donations can also be made to any committee member. We look forward to your generous continued support. Míle buíochas. Donal O’Keeffe, Via email

Back tax issue I WAS very interested to read about Sean Kelly MEP concerns about dolphins in a recent edition of Killarney Advertiser (September 9). Perhaps Mr Kelly might offer his opinion on a concern that I and most Irish citizens have? A few short years ago, the Irish Government couldn't impose enough taxes on Irish citizens to keep the EU happy, universal social charge, local property tax, water charges, etc. Now all of a sudden our government finds it most offensive that 'we' be made collect €13 billion in back tax and they now say how dare the EU interfere in our taxation system! I'm confused, perhaps our MEP could clarify the government position for me? Brendan O'Shea, (taxpayer, voter, and tuna eater), Listry, Faha, Killarney

KILLARNEY CREDIT UNION has announced its entrance into the business lending market with a new loan product for micro, small and agri businesses. The product, which is competitive in the market place, is targeted at tradespeople, retail, services, hospitality, manufacturing and farming sectors. We felt that it was an opportune time to launch our business loan product with growth signs in the economy and greater confidence among people to grow and develop businesses. The agri sector is also an area that we can support with our loan product. We can also offer short-term bridging finance for terms of six months or less. A dedicated business lending team are in place in the credit union and appointments can be made on 064-6631344 or loans@killarneycu.ie. Mark Murphy, CEO, Killarney Credit Union, Beech Road, Killarney, and Park Road, Kenmare

Grants from Irish Water NOTIFICATION has been received this week from Irish Water of an allocation of €49,000 for the decommissioning of the old and deficient 75mm water main by the transferring of the existing 48 connection/service pipes along the Meanus to Annadale, Killorglin road to the immediately adjacent 300mm diameter pipe. It is planned that the work will be done by the Council’s direct-labour crews in 2017. Notification has also been received this week from Irish Water of an allocation of €220,000 for the replacement of 1200m of the old and deficient 150mm water main along the waterfront from Milltown Bridge to The Tracks, Daingean Uí Chúis. It is planned that the work will be done by the Council’s direct-labour crews in early 2017.

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FOR SALE For Sale Prepare for winter. Big value loads of neat split firewood available at €155 per load. Contact P.J. Buckley at 087-6606664. For Sale Antique upright walnut piano for sale, beautiful piece of furniture with lovely tone. In absolutely superb condition. €1,500 o.n.o. Tel. 087-6204846. For Sale New corner bathtub and toilet, never fitted. Tel. 087-2727486. For Sale Oak kitchen table, also other household items in good condition. Tel. 087-2070009. For Sale Good dry bags of turf, can be delivered. Tel. 085-7151343.

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PETS/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.

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Rugby news and views with Liam Murphy travelled to Rodney Parade to Last Sunday, our Seniors were Minis etch a tough win against the due to take on Killorglin in this years McElligott Cup. However the match was postponed, so the lads are now in full training mode for the start of the Munster Junior League, which kicks off Sunday the 2nd of October with a trip to Dungarvan.

Our minis and youths continue to train at Aghadoe, a veritable hive of activity on a Saturday morning. It’s great to see so many parents making great use of the 1.6km track around our site.Last weekend saw the return of some household names to the Munster side as they

Dragons, in the Pro12. Director of Rugby Rassie Erasmus made six changes to the squad who narrowly missed out to Cardiff, with stalwarts CJ Stander and Conor Murray making their return as the momentum builds ahead of a few tough

away matches within the next month, with trips to the Aviva to face Leinster and to the Stade Yves de Manoir to face Racing 92 in Paris. With tough November Internationals against the All Blacks and Australia on the horizon, vital game time is on offer. Keep posted next week for more. 23.09.16 Killarney Advertiser

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Daly

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In loving memory of Nora Mai Daly late of Gortdarrig Headford, Co. Kerry who died on the 25th of September 2014.

In loving memory of Nana

In loving memory of Danny Nolan late of 33 Dalton’s Avenue, who died on the 19th of September 2011.

In loving memory of Sheila O’Sullivan, Ballinamanagh, Kilcummin who died on September 25th 2004.

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

The years may wipe out many things But this they’ll wipe out never, The memory of those happy days When we were all together. We think of her in silence Her name we oft recall, But there’s nothing left to answer But her picture on the wall. Just when her life was brightest Just when her hopes were best, God called her from among us To a home of eternal rest.

We hold you close within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us throughout our lives, Until we meet again. So rest in peace dear loved one, And thanks for all you’ve done, We pray that God has given you, The crown you’ve truly won. Always loved and remembered by Pauline, Denny and Kevin.

To my Dearest Darling Nana, Up in Heaven, high above, I know today you’re with us all And sending all your love. And bid you one last goodbye, Celebrate the life you’ve had, You’ll never be forgotten Nana, I’ll just close my eyes and see your smiling face and feel your love, And you’ll be close to me. It was your time, the angels came, And placed you with the best. So Dear Nana, up above, Although you’re no longer here, In our hearts is where we will keep you forever more. Forever you’ll be near.

Missed by your sister Jean, brother John, sister-in-law, brother-in-law, nieces and nephews.

5th anniversary Nolan

Forever loved and missed by Paddy and sons Anthony, Brendan, Patrick, Killian, Stephen, Darragh and Enda.

From James Evan & Emma xx

23rd & 2nd anniversaries Daly

3rd anniversary MacSweeney

In loving memory of Neilie and Nora Mai Daly whose anniversaries occur on the 21st January 1993 and 25th September 2014. Rest in Peace Fold them O’ Jesus in Thine arms and let them henceforth be a messenger of love between our human heart and Thee. Lovingly remembered by your daughter Eileen and Grandson Elton.

5th anniversary dineen

Cherished & Loving Memory of Hannah Maria MacSweeney (nee Herlihy) late of Ballaugh Cross, Killarney and formally of Cullen who died on the 24th September 2013. God saw you were getting tired And a cure was not to be So He put His arms around you And whispered “Come to Me” With tearful eyes we watched you As you passed away Although we loved your dearly We could not make you stay A Golden Heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes The Best.

In loving memory of Catherine Dineen, late of Carrigaline, Rathmore, Co. Kerry who died on the 27th September 2011.

Anniversary Mass on the 26th September 2016 @ 6.15pm at the Cathedral.

God saw you getting tired, A cure was not to be, So he put His arms around you, And whispered “Come To Me”. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best.

2nd anniversary O’Sullivan

Catherine will be prayed for in Cullen Church on Sunday the 25th of September at 10.15am.

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In loving memory of Danny Nolan late of 33 Dalton’s Avenue, who died on the 19th of September 2011.

Sadly missed by your sister Noelette, Dan, Sarah and Ciara.

5th anniversary Nolan

In loving memory of Johnny O’Sullivan, 7 Maple Drive Killarney and Glounlea Currow who died on 22nd September 2014.

In loving memory of Joseph Herlihy Tiernaboul, Killarney who passed away on the 26th September 2014. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Someday we hope to meet him, Someday, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again. Joseph’s 2nd Anniversary Mass will be celebrated at 9.30 a.m. in the Church of the Resurrection, Killarney on Monday: 26th September. Always in our Hearts.

In loving memory of Danny Nolan late of 33 Dalton’s Avenue, who died on the 19th of September 2011. Our hearts are full of memories, With pride we speak your name, Though life must go on without you, It will never be the same, Those special days will not return when we were all together, But the love and memories in our hearts, Will stay with us forever.

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

7th anniversary O’Keeffe

Sadly missed by your nephew Alan and family.

2nd anniversary

From your loving husband Timmy.

From Jennifer, Carrie, Niall and grandson Ryan.

Herlihy

Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today, Your name is often spoken, We talk about you still, You haven’t been forgotten, And by us you never will.

Always Loved & Remembered by her Sons Donie, Tomás, Frank & Eddie, Daughters Mary, Eileen & Betty. Sons-in-law, Daughters-in-law, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephew & her sister Mai O’Hanlon, Rathmore.

Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much, Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in His keeping, We have you in our hearts.

2nd Anniversary

Anniversary Mass at St Patrick’s Church Kilgarvan, 1st October, 6.30pm.

MacMonagle

Cherished memories of my dear and loving husband Dan Joe O’Keeffe late of Glen View Bounard whose 7th anniversary occurs on the 25th of September 2016. It’s lonely here without you, I miss you more each day, For life is not the same to me, Since you were called away.

No one knew that morning What sadness the day would bring When a heart of gold stopped beating And we could not do a thing. You never said goodbye to us Perhaps it’s just as well For we could not have said goodbye To an Uncle we loved so well.

Those we love live in our hearts forever.

Sadly missed and always loved by your niece Nora, Paul, Chantelle, Cian and Lauren.

Anniversary Mass for Paddy and Lil will take place in St Mary’s Cathedral on Friday September 30th at 6.15pm.

Paddy 20.8.2014 Lil 29.9.2014

To your resting place I visit, Place flowers there with care, But no one knows the heartache, When I turn and leave you there. Sadly missed and remembered always by your wife Nuala. x

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7th anniversary

daly

carroll

In loving memory of Jerome Daly, Knockaderry, Farranfore who sadly passed away on September 25th 2011. Just a prayer from the family who loved you, Just a memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Because we thought the world of you. Our hearts are filled with memories, That we gathered through the years, And all the happy times we shared, Are treasured souvenirs. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife Eileen, sons Donal, Michael and Jerry, daughter Margaret, grandchildren, brother Batt, sister Helen and all extended family members. Anniversary Mass will take place on Sunday 25th September at 11.30am in St Gertrude’s Church Firies.

In loving memory of Clare Carroll (nee Hurley), late of Pinewood Estate, Killarney who died on the 24th September 2009. You had a smile for everyone, You had a heart of gold, You left the sweetest memories, This world could ever hold. Lovingly remembered by sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren Tilly, Freddie and Arran and all the family.

2nd anniversary O’Sullivan

6th anniversary Cronin In loving memory of Michael O’Sullivan late of Dalton’s Ave, Killarney who died on 1st October 2014.

In loving memory of Patrick Cronin, 157 Ballyspillane Killarney and Clydagh Valley who died on the 21st of September 2010. Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much, Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in His keeping, We have you in our hearts.

We miss your smile, your joking ways, We miss the things you used to say, And when old times we do recall, It’s then we miss you most of all. Love and remembered always Joanie, Ella, Kate and Erin. Anniversary Mass for Michael will be celebrated on Saturday 1st October at 6.15pm at St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

3rd anniversary Reen

Sadly missed by your loving wife Noreen, sons Tim and Brian, daughter Marcella and extended family. Anniversary Mass for Patrick will be celebrated on Sunday 25th of September at 9.30am in Our Lady Of The Wayside Church, Clonkeen.

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.

3rd anniversary WILLIAMS

Loving memories of a wonderful Husband, Father and Grandfather, P.J. Reen, Raheen, Headford, Killarney who passed away September 21st 2013. In Killaha’s silent graveyard Where the trees their branches wave Sleeps a kind and loving husband In his cold and lonely grave. He bade no one a last farewell He raised his hand to none His spirit flew before we knew That he from us had gone. Sadly missed by your loving wife Elizabeth. xx What we would give if we could say We will go and see our Dad today. To hear his voice and see his smile To sit and chat with him a while A silent prayer to keep in touch With a Dad we loved and miss so much.

In loving memory of Seamus Williams, Glounonea, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on September 29th 2013. Memories are special They don’t fade away We think of you always Not just today. Always remembered by your loving family. Anniversary Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Kilcummin on Saturday 1st October at 7.30p.m.

Your loving family James, Thomas, Patrick, Michael, Mary and Ann. Anniversary Mass on Friday 30th September at 7.30pm in Barraduff Church.

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

2nd anniversary Guerin

Thinking every day of Cornelius, a beloved husband to Catherine, loving father to Ella and Connie, loved son of the late Cornelius and Cathy Guerin and beloved brother of Mary, Patrick, Margaret, Timothy and Denis Who very sadly, and too young left us on 22nd September 2014. Benedictus by John O’Donohue (1956 - 2008) For Cornelius On the day when the weight deadens on your shoulders and you stumble, may the clay dance to balance you. And when your eyes freeze behind the grey window and the ghost of loss gets in to you, may a flock of colours, indigo, red, green, and azure blue come to awaken in you a meadow of delight. When the canvas frays in the currach of thought and a stain of ocean blackens beneath you, may there come across the waters a path of yellow moonlight to bring you safely home. May the nourishment of the earth be yours, may the clarity of light be yours, may the fluency of the ocean be yours, may the protection of the ancestors be yours. And so may a slow wind work these words of love around you, an invisible cloak. to mind your life.

26th & 14th anniversary Breen & O’Donoghue

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary Murphy

Kathleen Murphy (Nee O’Connor) Mill Road, Killarney Died 22nd September 2015 On this Kathleen’s first anniversary we, her family, wish to express our grateful appreciation and thanks to those who sympathised and supported us on our loss. A heartfelt thank you to all those who called to the house, attended the rosary, to all our friends, families and neighbours who brought food and refreshments, sent Mass cards and flowers and to those who attended the funeral Mass and burial. A special thanks to those who travelled long distances of whom there were many. Thank you to her GP Dr Darren Quirke (and previously Dr John McCullagh). A special thanks to her district nurses and to her wonderful home helps in recent years. We are grateful to Fr Niall Howard for his kindness to her when visiting and for a meaningful Requiem Mass. The Cathedral choir enhanced the liturgy and we thank you. The late Fr Pat Horgan said the graveside prayers. RIP. We want to thank O’Shea’s funeral home for their help and professionalism. Also a thank you to the Dromhall hotel staff for their kindness and the lovely meal after the burial. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept our offering of a Mass as acknowledgement of our gratitude and appreciation. A combined first anniversary Mass for Kathleen and 13th anniversary for her husband Frank, will take place on Sunday 25th September in the Cathedral at 12.

1st Anniversary Murphy

Treasured memories of a beautiful friend Kathleen, late of Mill Road Killarney who died on the 22nd of September 2015. R.I.P. Memories are special They don’t fade away We think of you often Not just today.

In loving memory of Michael Breen late of Knocklebede Kilcummin who died on the 24th of September 1990. Also remembering his daughter Rosemarie O’Donoghue who died on the 24th of September 2002, late of London. 26 and 14 years have passed so fast, Ye always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care. Ye were hard-working, All we have are memories of ye both. At least they were of happier times when we were together. Our family chain has been broken but the chain will eventually join up again. All we can do is visit your graveside and think of happy moments we had. God’s garden must be beautiful as He only takes the best. Sadly missed and never forgotten by your son and brother Denis, his wife Sheila and family and the extended Breen family. Anniversary Mass for both Michael and Rosemarie will be held in St Mary’s Cathedral on Friday the 30th of September at 6.15pm.

Lovingly remembered by Pat, Breda and family.

6th anniversary Moriarty

Loving memories of Patrick Moriarty, Laccabane, Fossa and Vancouver, Canada who died on 21st September 2010. Gone is the face we loved so dear Silent is the voice we loved to hear Too far away for sight or speech But not too far for thought to reach Sweet to remember him once here Who, though absent, is just as dear. Fondly remembered by all his family.

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in memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1st Anniversary

Anniversary Kiely

Kiely

Results Beaufort Golf Club - Ladies Branch 17th/18th September - 18 Hole Stableford - Sponsored by Noleen Mackessy 1st Renee Clifford (26) 25 pts 2nd Catherine Murphy (24) 24 pts Fixtures 25th September - Swop Day with Killorglin. 2nd October - Christmas Fare Competition - 18 Hole Stableford.

In loving memory of Maurice (Mossie) Kiely late of Woodlawn Road Killarney, who died on the 19th October 2015. On the First Anniversary of Mossie’s passsing, we his loving family wish to thank all our relatives, wonderful neighbours and friends who supported us. Our heartfelt thanks to all who called to the house, attended the Removal, Funeral Mass and Burial, those who travelled short and long distances, telephoned, sent Mass cards, perpetual enrolments, letters of sympathy- we thank you. To Fr. Jack Fitzgerald and Fr. Kieran O’Brien who visited the house, Fr Niall Howard who celebrated Mossie’s Funeral Mass and his fellow concelebrants, also to the sacristan and choir of St. Mary’s Cathedral. A special word of thanks to Dr. Donal Coffey, The Ross Medical Centre Team and O’Donoghue’s Medical Hall Killarney. Also to the teams of Oncology and Palliative Care Departments. Sincere thank you to Killarney Urban District Council staff for their Guard of Honour for Mossie, who was a former colleague.

In loving memory of Mossie Kiely who passed away on the 19th October 2015 (1st Anniversary) His wife Peggy, 28th of September 2011 (5th Anniversary) their daughter Ann Marie 24th of April 1963 (52nd Anniversary) late of Woodlawn Road, Killarney. We often think of bygone days When we were all together, The family chain is broken now But memories will live forever. To us ye have not gone away Nor have ye travelled far, Just entered God’s eternal home And left the gate ajar. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family, children Noreen, Aidan, Claire, grandchildren Anthony, Megann, Jordan, daughter in law Trish and sons in law Tadhg and Paul. Anniversary Mass on Sunday 25th September 2016 at 11.00am in The Church of The Resurection.

To Tim, Michael and Mary O’Shea Funeral Directors for their care and professionalism. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, we trust that you will accept this as a token of our heartfelt appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions. Sadly missed and always lovingly remembered by his children Noreen, Aidan, Claire, grandchildren Anthony, Megann, Jordan, daughter in law Trish, sons in law Tadhg and Paul. I have seen death too often to believe in death, it is not an ending but a withdrawal. As one who finishes a long journey, stills the motor, turns off the lights, steps from his car and walks up the path to the home that awaits him.

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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Beaufort Golf Club Ladies

novena to st. anthony O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and charity for his creatures made you worthy when on earth to possess miraculous powers. Miracles awaited on your word which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought I implore you to obtain for me my request (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even though you are the Saint of Miracles, O gentle and loving St. Anthony whose heart was ever full of human sympathy. Whisper my petition into the ear of the sweet infant Jesus who loved to be held in your arms and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours. Promise publication.

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Beaufort Golf Club Gents

Results 17/18 September: 18 hole stableford, whites. 1st Brian Regan (18) 36pts 2nd Denis Brosnan (6) 35pts 3rd Shane O’Sullivan (7) 34pts CSS: Saturday 35pts, Sunday 33pts 15 September: Open Seniors - 1st Michael Lynch, 2nd John Doherty. 16 September: Open Friday - Deirdre McManamon, Clontarf (29) 32 pts Fixtures: 24th September: Kingdom Challenge Shield (intermediate) semi-final, away against Waterville. 24th September: No tee times as the course is booked for a classic. 25th September: Swop Day with Killorglin, forward tees. 28th September: Week 4 of junior coaching at 4:30pm. Every Wednesday: Open Scramble, meet at 5:45pm for 6pm tee-off, includes hot food. Every Thursday: Open Seniors at 10am Every Friday: Open Friday, singles stableford, entry is €25 with a great prize for the best lady’s or gent’s card.

Fossa Community Games

The Danny Coffey memorial sports day will be held in the Old Football field in Fossa on Saturday the 24th of September starting at 1pm. This is open to all children living in Fossa parish. There will be various track and field events for all ages including the ball throw and long jump. The best athlete on the day will take home the Danny Coffey trophy for 2016. It won’t all be competitive there will be a few fun novelty races too and parents will get the chance to roll back the years with a few races of their own! This is sure to be a great day out so come down and join us and hopefully the sun might even make an appearance.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto 16/09/206, numbers drawn were 13, 19, 26 & 27. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 5, 14, 24 & 29. Next week’s jackpot €14,600 plus €1,000 bonus. Riocht 5K series: In the 2nd leg of the Riocht 5K series Robert Purcell 1st O40, Andrew Purcell 2nd Junior, Caroline Murphy 2nd O50, John Guerin 2nd o40. Kerry Development Squad: Shona O’Brien has been selected to attend the Munster Junior Endurance Performance squad training in Banna Beach on the weekend of September 23rd – 25th. Sinead Warren has been selected to be part of the Munster Performance Squad. Well done to both athletes. Couch to 5K: Following the success of our 5K series earlier on in the year Gneeveguilla AC in conjunction with Barradubh

Sports Field Committee are holding a couch to 5K series commencing Monday October 3rd. It will run Monday, Wednesday & Friday night for 8 weeks. Upon completion a 5K run will be held in Barradubh on Saturday November 26th. Everybody welcome. Club Cross Country Confined Event: The club will be holding a cross country session confined to all club members on Saturday September 24th at 4.30pm in Boherbue Comprehensive school field. This event is open to all club athletes. There will be runs for juveniles up to masters. County Cross Country: County Cross Country competition will commence October 2nd in Demense Killarney with novice & juvenile, even cross country races followed. October 9th Kerry County Intermediate & Masters & Juvenile uneven age cross country in Firies. Sunday 23rd October Munster Novice 7 U23 7 Juvenile even age cross country at Cork venue. Sunday 30th October Kerry County Senior & Junior races & Juvenile relays in Caherciveen.

Killarney Badminton Club

Killarney Badminton club started back on Wednesday 21st September 2016 in the Presentation Hall at 8.30pm. Our club will run every Monday & Wednesday night from 8.30pm to 10.30pm. Badminton is a great way to have fun & get fit. It is suitable for all ages & standards. Call in & check it out for yourself. New members welcome. Coaching available for beginners. Check out our Facebook page for more information.

Killarney Golf Club Ladies

Results to Competition Sunday 18th September, Killeen Course. 1st Mary Leacy (20) 38 pts (BK9) 2nd Amy Arthur (8) 38 pts BG Kelly Brotherton (0) 34 pts 3rd Kathleen Wrenn (21) 37 pts 4th Siobhan Brosnan (9) 33 pts (bk9) 5th Marie Chawke (27) 33 pts Next Sunday’s Competition will be singles/stroke, Mahonys course.

Killarney Valley AC

KILLARNEY 10 MILE The 3rd Killarney10 Mile is on tomorrow Saturday September 24th and we wish all participants a great day! Registration is in the refectory in St. Brendans College from 6-8pm on Friday evening and Saturday morning from 7-8.30am. The race will start at 9am sharp. Car parks are located at the top of High Street, New Street and beside the Cathedral. It will also be possible to park in the field next to the Cathedral with access from New Road but please note that you will be unable to leave this car park until the event is completely finished as the race route passes the exit. Further details and a map are on the facebook page https://www.facebook. com/killarney10mile/ This is a not for profit event and all the money made after costs goes directly in the Killarney Community MicroTrack building fund. Huge congratulations to the Kerry Minor team victorious for the 3rd time in a row last Sunday – what a day! The KVAC 8 week training program is going very well and the young (and not so young) athletes should see a big difference in their fitness levels! There will be no training tomorrow the 24th

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of September as this clashes with the Killarney 10 Mile. Come out and cheer on the athletes instead! The Cross Country season is upon us again - If you are interested in taking part in the events on Sunday October 2nd and Sunday October 9th please talk to Connie. If you do decide to enter please remember that if you don’t show up on the day you will be leaving your club, and possibly a team, down. Don’t enter unless you can be there on the day. Sunday October 2nd 2016 Kerry County Novice & Juvenile EVEN AGE Cross Country Killarney Sunday October 9th 2016 Kerry County Inter/Masters & Juvenile UNEVEN AGE Cross Country Firies Details of further events, distances & age groups are on our Facebook page. Please check our facebook page for up to the minute news, changes to schedules and photos etc. https://www. facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/ We are still looking for more help if the indoor training is to go ahead this year – thanks to those who have already volunteered. Please email the club if you can help. Remember: Athletes must wear the club singlet when representing their club. These are available from Brid Stack 087-2650720. If you have any news or photos you would like to include in the notes please email killarneyvalleyac@ gmail.com

Killarney Cougars Basketball Club

Juvenile News Our season is now well underway and our youngest members in the Juvenile Academy for the Cougars Cubs Boys and Girls commences this week on Friday 23rd September. Training times at 5pm for girls and 6.15pm for Boys. Registration may be completed on the first night at the Parish Hall. New members welcome. Boys & Girls ages / born 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. All welcome in the Parish Hall. U14 Girls Athea Vixens 19 Killarney Cougars 40 The Cougars were on the road early last Sunday and produced a good performance in the opening game of the new season. Cougars led throughout and were in control following a good first half with good performances coming from Adele O’Brien, Niamh Horan, Ciara Casey, Aoibhe Kearney in the Athea Community Centre. Fixtures U12 Boys October 6th Killarney Cougars v St Colmans Pres Gym U14 Boys October 10th Killarney Cougars v Tigers Pres Gym U14 Girls October 8th Killarney Cougars v Bobcats Moyderwell Tralee. Senior News Training is well underway for all senior teams and registration will be closing by the end of the month. Senior Training Schedule Monday Men’s Pres Gym 7pm Tuesday Women’s Pres Gym 8pm Thursday Men’s Pres Gym 9pm Fixtures Senior Mens October 3rd Killarney Cougars v St Anne’s, Pres Gym Senior Women October 9th Killarney Cougars v St Mary’s, Castleisland CC

New members are always welcome and they can contact the Secretary on 087-4175493 or email secretarykillarneycougars@gmail.com Further details on all Killarney Cougars Clubs schedules and events log onto the website at www.killarneycougars. com or find us on Facebook.

4th Tim O’ Sullivan (14) 41pts Up coming events Saturday, Sunday 24th & 25th is the Tony O’Connell Memorial trophy. Format is a 2 man best score to count. Members & visitors welcome. Call 06466-42000 to book a tee time.

Killorglin Golf Club

Ross Golf Club Gents

Results of Mens Competition 18/09/2016 1st John McCarthy 38 pts 2nd Mike Lawlor 37 pts 3rd Derek Commerford 37 pts Gross Kevin Guilfoyle 83 strokes 4th Danny Evans 37 pts Senior S. O’Sullivan 36 pts.

Muckross Rowing Club

OPEN DAYS On Sunday last, the club held its second of two Open Days to introduce prospective rowers to the sport, who may have been inspired by the heroics witnessed during the Rio Olympics, not least the silver medal feat of Irish rowers Paul and Gary O’Donovan. Despite some bad weather, we were delighted to welcome a number of new rowers who we hope to see again as the new rowing season gets underway. Our thanks to all those who came over both Sundays, rain or shine. Special thanks to all our coaches, adult and junior members who helped with the organisation and running of the Open Days. A reminder to our newest members, the first rowing spin will take place this Sunday 25th September at 11:30am. Weather permitting, we hope to see you all at the boathouse. New members signed up at our Open Days who supplied a contact number will receive a text message to confirm details. If you missed our Open Days, new members are always welcome. Why not call to the boathouse this Sunday morning? All enquiries, text or call to 087 448 2935. NEW SEASON As above, the new rowing season for 2016/17 is getting underway and the club is gearing up for the first competition, the Castleconnell Head Of the River on Saturday 29th October. Coaches will be in contact with existing members regarding training times. A session for new members will be held this Sunday morning 25th September at 11:30am. All welcome. MUCKROSS LOTTERY Results of Muckross Lottery for Saturday 17 September 2016. Numbers drawn: 1, 7, 13, 17. Lucky Number: 18. Congratulations to jackpot winner Niamh Coffey and ticket seller Sean Coffey! Next draw Saturday 24 September 2016 at the Holiday Inn. Jackpot €1,000. Match 4 plus Lucky Number in panel 2: €2,000. STAY CONNECTED Find us on Facebook facebook.com/ muckrossrc or follow us on Twitter @ muckrossrc for all the latest updates.

Ring Of Kerry Golf Club

Please find below results from this weekends presidents prize. 1st Paul O’Connor (07) 45pts 2nd Michael Kirby (10) 44pts 3rd Mark Granville (22) 43pts

Results for Sunday 18/9/16 s/s 1st John Cushkelly 36pts (17) 2nd S McCarthy 33pts (18) 3rd J Morris 31pts (22) Next Sunday 25th September is a strokeplay competition.

St Brendan’s Rowing Club

CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to one of our members Nicola Morgan who celebrated her marriage to Donal Daly recently. We wish them joy and happiness for their future. CLUB MEMBERS LOTTO: Congratulations to our winners of this weeks club lotto 1st place No. 7 Fiona Dunne and 2nd place No. 6 David Cahill. NEW MEMBERS: New members are always welcome for both sliding and sixing so if you think rowing might be the sport for you why not come and give it a try. Please contact any of the numbers below if you would like to arrange a practice session. CONTACT: Any enquiries please contact Ciarán Cronin 086 038 0272 Nicola Morgan 086 079 8507 Ciaran Sheehan 085 148 7743 or email stbrendansrowingclub@ gmail.com

Workmen’s Rowing Club

Training News Indoor training has resumed during the week as per coaches texts. We also meet at the lakeshore at Reen Pier on Saturday and Sunday mornings at 10.30am. Workmen’s Rowing Club have a huge tradition of rowing in Killarney and we train for different genre of rowing all year round..from Olympic Sculling, All-Ireland Indoor Ergometer Rowing, Traditional Killarney Sixes to Gig and Coastal Rowing. During inclement weather we continue to train onshore and indoors. Beginners are always welcome, adults and boys and girls from 12 years of age or older can come along, talk to our coaches, try out the rowing machines and sit in with other beginners or more experienced rowers, to experience this fabulous sport. If you are interested in taking up rowing why not contact us: Contact Mary Moynihan for more information: 086 8098182. Junior Certificate Results A heartfelt congratulations to our junior rowers who recently received their Junior Certificates from their schools. Your achievements on paper were terrific and a credit to your diligence in your examination preparations. Dara Moynihan- Man of the Match!! Well done to Dara Moynihan, eldest

son of our Chairman, Timmy Moynihan on his stellar performance with the Kerry Minor Team last weekend and in their defeat of Galway to once again win the Tommy Markham Cup. All at Workmen’s were proudly cheering you on, and we’re sure you have a bright future ahead of you in Kerry Football. For a full list of upcoming rowing events and other information about the sport of rowing, please visit www. rowingireland.ie Why not keep in touch with us by liking us on facebook: ‘ Workmen’s Rowing Club’.

MEK United FC

Monday Mashup First Home Games on Home Ground Liebherr Field, Fossa, Killarney Saturday the 24th of September 2016 10.30am Kick off U11 vs Inter Kenmare 12.30 pm Kick off U13 vs Listowel Celtic C Come along and support your club, give the visitors a great welcome at the first game on our home ground. All training times remain as before. U11’s/U12’s Tuesday 7pm to 8pm Details: Pa Murphy on 087 794 3220 U13’s Wednesday 7pm to 8pm Details: Liam Healy 087 763 9611 U6’s U7’s and U8’s Saturday 2pm to 3pm Details: Jerry Hayes 087-272 2859 U9’s and U10’s Saturday 3pm to 4pm Details: Liam Murphy 087 414 5662 As per regulations shin guards are compulsory and a fee of €2 per person per session applies to cover the costs. Registration is still open and is available at all relevant training sessions. Any parent wishing to assist with coaching please get in touch. U9’s and U10’s Saturday 3pm to 4pm Contact Pa Murphy on 087 7943220 or Liam Murphy 087 4145662 for further details. Like our Facebook page for regular updates.

Castlerosse Golf Club

Results Competition played on Sunday 18th September, 18 Hole Stableford 1st Ivan Tangney (19) 36 pts, Runner-up, John O’Reilly (25) 35 pts 3rd place, Roger O’Sullivan (12) 33 pts. Result of Mixed Scramble played on Tuesday 13th September best net return, Daniel Shine & John O’Reilly. Fixtures President Steve Shine prize day. 18 hole Strokeplay. Shotgun start @ 9am.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

Night Time Pitch & Putt Deerpark will stage a novelty Pitch & Putt fundraiser to raise funds for the Kerry/Cork Cancer Bus which will be Night Time 3 Ball 12 Hole competition to be played with LED Golf Balls which light up when striking. Entry fees is €75 per team of 3 players, with play commencing at 8pm. In the interest of safety players are asked to have either luminous clothing or a head torch as an addition to the lighting. All information is available from Aidan O’Donoghue at 086-3364705. Deerpark v Newmarket Despite fielding a formidable eight player team, Deerpark were defeated by Newmarket in a most entertaining

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Spa U14 Girls ended the year with a win in the East Kerry League. They defeated Laune Rangers in Spa.

challenge at Deerpark on Saturday. The team captained by Hugh O’Sullivan was Ger O’Connor, Jerry O’Sullivan, John Murphy, Paul Cronin, Dan Joe Aherne, Tom O’Reilly and Brian Sweeney. After the conclusion of the two absorbing games, both teams enjoyed a most delicious meal in the restaurant during which the club manager Tom Twomey extended a special welcome to both teams. A special word of congratulations to the Newmarket club for having the course in perfect condition. While slightly disappointed with the result, Deerpark captain Hugh O’Sullivan is optimistic that the result will be reversed next time out and will be organising special team coaching sessions during the months ahead. Seniors Outing to Castleisland Next Seniors Outing will be to Castleisland on Wednesday October 6th 10.15am. Gents Scratch Cup Congrats to our Scratch Cup, team of Derry McCarthy, Damian Fleming, Sean Kelly, Jason O’Brien, Michael Foley and St John Kelliher who defeated Collinstown Westmeath to qualify for the semi-final of the competition. Juvenile Outing to Bruff A special word of thanks to John Keogh, Michael Keogh and Gearoid Cronin who arranged a most enjoyable outing to Bruff for our juveniles on Saturday. National U-16 Qualifiers Best Wishes are extended to our juveniles who will participate in the National U-16 Qualifiers this Saturday.

Killarney Athletic

Results: Munster Junior Cup Killarney Athletic 3-1 Inter Kenmare. Athletic started their Munster Junior Cup clash with Inter Kenmare on a damp Sunday morning by scoring within three minutes from a corner Shane lynch rising highest to score at the front post. Athletic could have and probably should have scored a few more with Conor Farrell hitting the woodwork, Adam Moynihan having his shot blocked and Chris O’Meara blasting a good chance over in the dying minutes. A great team performance. Denny Division 1B Killarney Athletic B 2-3 A.C. Athletic B

Having played great football in the first half and taking a 2 goal lead thanks to goals from Flor McCarthy and J.P. Mullins, Athletic will be bitterly disappointed to concede 3 very sloppy goals to gift A.C. the 3 points. Plenty of work to be done in training and the boys will be looking to bounce back with a positive result this week. U14 Athletic travelled to Ballyhar for their first game of the season. Ballyhar had the better of the opening exchanges, with man of the match Darragh Doolan keeping Athletic in the game with some fantastic saves. Down at half time, a few changes pushed athletic on with Pa Komosa doing really well at the back. Athletic were rewarded for their hard work when Aaron O’Sullivan scored in the second half. As the game pushed on, Athletic tired & the final score line flattered our opponents. Other players to impress were Jack Lynch, Ciaran Cronin, Conor Horgan & Rian O’Brien. Fixtures Saturday 24th September 2016 Sfai, Sketchers, Under-15, Evans Cup Ballyhar Dynamos v Killarney Athletic 2pm League Fixtures U11’s Group 2 Killarney Athletic v Mastergeeha 1030am U13 Division 2 Killarney Athletic B v Inter Kenmare 12 noon Sunday 25th September Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic v St Brendans Park 11-30am Denny Division 1B Classic FC B v Killarney Athletic B 2pm Church Gate Collection: The annual Killarney Athletic Church gate collection will take place on the 1st and 2nd of October 2016. We would like members to donate 1 hour of their time to help raise funds for the club. Please contact Aaron Quill (087-9403514) or Sean O’Donoghue (087-6621066) to arrange a time slot. Christmas Quiz/Awards Night: The Christmas Quiz will take place on the 18th November 2016 in the Killarney Oaks Hotel. Player of the Year awards Will be handed out on the night also.

More Details will follow in the coming weeks. Killarney Athletic Website: Please check the website on www. killarneyathletic.com or facebook for match reports, club information and contact details. 300 Club: The August and September Draws for the 300 club took place in Scott’s Hotel last Friday night. The winners announced were : August €500- Billy Hennigan €100- Eoin Benson, Humphrey Lynch, Justin Healy, Sean Culloty and Fr Jim Lenihan September €500- Eddie Doolan €100- John O’Donoghue, Josephine Kelly, Mairead Moynihan, Pa Howard and Noreen Bucahanan. Contact: If you have anything to add to the Killarney Athletic A.F.C. Notes please contact Alan Daly on 085-1913244 or aland15@live.ie

Killarney Celtic

Stetsons and Stilettos Killarney Celtic in conjunction with the INEC are looking forward to seeing everyone on what should be a fantastic night this Friday from 7.00pm at ‘Stetsons and Stilettos’, the ultimate Garth Brooks Experience featuring Trevor Smith and local artists. As well as a superb concert, with proceeds going to little Amy O’Connor, who is bravely battling illness, there will also be loads of fancy dress and novelty acts with some high profile personalities riding the bull – or trying to, anyway! Congratulations Warmest congratulations from everybody at Celtic to Brian and Eva Spillane on their new arrival into the household. Congratulations also to the victorious Kerry minors, many of whom wore the Celtic jersey in their time. Killarney Celtic Golf Classic The Club Golf Classic at Beaufort Golf Club had been changed to Friday October 7th - tee times from 1.30pm and Saturday October 8th from 7.00am. Contact Tim Lyne on 086 0522506 to book tee times. The date has been changed due to un-

foreseen circumstances. Please support as it is a very important fundraiser for the club. New Season With the new season starting shortly, the club would love to hear from any partners who would like to be associated with our great club and sponsor a set of gear for one or more of our Underage teams. Killarney Celtic had 16 teams from U11 to U16 in constant action last year, plus our U17 team, non-competitive coaching and blitzes for big numbers from U7 to U10, Football for All, and our Soccer Tots Programme. Contact any executive member or message us on facebook for details. Scheduled Training Times These are the initial training times for the various teams as the season gets underway – please note, these will be subject to change. Under 7 (2010) Saturday 1.30pm Under 8 (2009) Saturday 1.30pm Under 9 (2008) Saturday 3.00pm Under 10 (2007) Saturday 4.30pm Under 11 (born 2006) Wednesday 5.30-7 Under 12 (2005)Tuesday 5-6.30 Girls U12 (2005) Monday 19th, 6.00pm Under 13 (2004) Thursday 6.30-8 Under 14 (2003) Monday 6-7.30 Under 15 (2002) Monday 7-8.30 Under 16 (2001) Thursday 8-9.30 Senior B, Youths and U17 training is back on Tuesday’s at 7.30pm and Friday’s from 7pm. Registration will be taken at all training sessions (€50 per child, €90 for two siblings, €120 for three or more). Volunteers Wanted One thing that Killarney Celtic are badly stuck for this year is help with our teams, especially at underage. Celtic has a proud and long-standing tradition of providing games and teams for players of all ages and abilities. We fielded 19 teams last year, plus non-competitive coaching and blitzes for big numbers from U7 to U10, Football for All, and our Soccer Tots Programme, but in order to continue to do that, we need volunteers to help make sure that everyone is playing in a safe and enjoyable environment. Full training and support will be given. Results Munster Junior Cup: Killarney Celtic 2 MitcheL’s Avenue 0 Our great start to the season continued as we won our first cup game thanks to two goals from Gary Keane. Mitchels are a good, organised side but in truth, with the devastating form of Celtic, it could well have been more. U16 SFAI Cup: Avenue United 0 Killarney Celtic 0 (Avenue won 5-4 on penalties) A heroic effort, but in the end it came down to the dreaded shoot-out, a very hard way for any team to lose out in a national competition. U14 Premier: Mastergeeha 1 Killarney Celtic 1 A real thriller of a local derby, with quality on both sides. Ruairi Dorrian was our goalscorer. U14 Division One: Killarney Celtic B 3 Killorglin 3 These two sides have shared some brilliant duels over the last couple of years; this may have been the best of them and a draw was a fitting result. U12 Premier: Killarney Celtic 2 Inter Kenmare 0 A cracking game, with Eoghan Crowley’s brace separating two very good sides. U12 Division Three: Killarney Celtic B

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at home to Tralee Dynamos, Saturday, 11.45am Congratulations to U12 player Eoghan Crowley on making the team of the week. Fixtures Denny Premier A: Killarney Celtic at home to Castleisland, Sunday, 11.30am Denny Premier B: Killarney Celtic B away to Mastergeeha, Sunday, 11.30am U15 Division Two: Killarney Celtic B away to Castleisland, Saturday, 12.30pm U13 National Cup: Killarney Celtic at home to Lough Derg, Saturday, 2.30pm U13 Division Two: Killarney Celtic away to Ballyheigue, Saturday 2.30pm U13 Division Three: Killarney Celtic C at home to Park C, Saturday, 10.30am U11 Group One: Killarney Celtic v Park, Saturday, 10.30am (Please note that these games are non-competitive. We would urge all supporters to cheer on and encourage both teams) Lotto Numbers drawn 3, 8, 11, 15. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €2100, 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 Golf and Fishing Club Gents

The final of the Club championship will be played on Saturday the 24th of September at 1.30pm on Killeen, between Dermot Roche and Ger Lenihan. It should prove to be a most intriguing contest, as both players have been playing very good golf lately and with Ger at 16 handicap and Dermot at 12 handicap, then Dermot will have his work cut out to give those shots to a very seasoned campaigner who and has been a regular in the winners enclosure over the years. Having said that, Dermot himself is also a very seasoned campaigner and has been a stalwart of many club teams going back for many years, and he is a previous winner of this competition in recent years. It is hoped that a good number of our members will turn out to watch what should prove to be a very close encounter indeed. It was hoped to play the final of the Men’s Club fourball immediately following the singles final at 1.40pm, but it has unfortunately been postponed due to a conflict of interests for one of the players involved, and it will need to be rescheduled to take place in October. The Club sponsored competition on Sunday 18th of September was a team of four event, the competition was played in atrocious weather conditions, and the leading scores can best be described as being remarkable given the torrential rain and high winds

killarney notes which prevailed all morning and well into the afternoon. The leading teams were among the “tried and tested” combinations that regularly feature in these type of events, and the results were as follows. 1st Sean Goulding (12), Donie MacSweeney (14), Eddie MacSweeney (16) and Padraig Griffin (17) with 102 points. 2nd John Hickey (13), Dermot Roche (13), Neilus O’Regan (17) and Dan Moynihan(18) with 98 points 3rd Philip O’Connor (11), Dan Doona (11), Steven Broderick(14) and Dermot O’Sullivan (18) with 97 points.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

The Annual Mar Loughlan competition took place in fine conditions last Sunday -Anglers from the many clubs participating hunted in all locations about Lough Lein and presented themselves and their catches at the Kerry Way for the weigh at 7.15pm Sean and his Staff ensured that all anglers shared numerous baskets of hot food while the task of weighing and recording was conducted - plenty of banter echoed about until calm descended for the results. The overall winner was announced as Owenabue Angling Club with Killarney Salmon and Trout in second place, a mere 147 grams short (not even the weight of an average lake trout !). Our top five rods on the day were as follows :

1) DJ O’Riordan 2) Mick Lenihan 3) Liam Buckley 4) Eamonn O’Leary 5) Gary Fleming DJ landed the heaviest trout and his catch was the heaviest individual of the day in the overall competition. He also was presented with the Michael Fleming Memorial Trophy by Gary Fleming on behalf of the Fleming family, as winner of our clubs competition. With this competition completed, Liam Buckley has earned the Angler of the Year Status, with his points total insurmountable coming up to the final outing of the year on October 2nd. That said there will be plenty of competition to contest the final trophies of the year and possibly keep them out of his reach as least ! The draw for teams in the annual competition will take place on Friday night the 30th September at 8.30pm in the meeting room at the International Hotel. Entries for the annual competition will close at this time as well.

Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games

Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games are holding their annual AGM at Teach Iosagain, Rathmore on Wednesday 5th October at 8.30pm. New members and adults welcome !!

Irish Open Taekwondo Champions Peak Performance Taekwondo Academy took a strong team of 6 players to the Irish Open Championships in Dublin last weekend. Bringing home a total of 6 medals 2 gold and four silver. Pictured Sarah Lynn Wharton, Oliwia Gramza, Andrea Murphy, And Holly Cahill who is only 6 years of age and won her very first gold medal with two amazing fights. Not pictured is David Murphy and Conor Grassick. Dylan and Breanna Shortt, representing their club, Dragon Heart Taekwondo club, Kilcummin at the Irish Open International Taekwondo championships in Dublin this weekend. They came home with 2 gold medals.

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Laura Murphy from Barraduff and David Sheehy from Limerick photographed on their wedding day. The couple were married in Barraduff and celebrated with friends and family in the Malton Hotel, Killarney.

Cora O'Connor and Paul Carroll who were married recently in Boolteens Church and reception was in The Ballygarry House Hotel.

Clauida Lucey & Alan Looney Who Got Married last week and reception was in Castle Oaks Hotel, Limerick.

The MacGillycuddy's Reeks by Valerie O'Sullivan People and places of Ireland's highest mountain range Piaras Kelly on Cnoc Na Péiste Ridge, with Cruach Mór and Big Gun in the background.

John O'Sullivan, Lodge and Reeks Guiding, left and Denis O'Sullivan, enjoying a winter fall of snow on the edge of the Bone, along the Eastern Reeks. pictures:Valerie O'Sullivan

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Kerry Minors Complete Remarkable Treble Eamonn Fitzgerald reviews this Sunday’s All-Ireland Minor Football Final Kerry did what we expected of them when the minor footballers won the All Ireland title at rain soaked Croke Park on Sunday last defeating Galway on a score of 3-7 to 0-9. Much was expected of this team in view of their impressive displays all season. Jack O’Connor managed the team victories in 2014 and again in 2015. Peter Keane took over as bainisteoir in 2016 and retained the title in a seamless hand over from O’Connor. Thus, Kerry have rewritten the record books. They have 14 All Ireland titles to their credit ahead of Dublin on 11 and Cork on 10. Cork won 3 in-a-row in the 60s as did Kerry 1931 to 1933. However, Kerry are the only county to complete the remarkable treble on two occasions. Goals win matches. Goals win matches and this held true on Sunday last. Kerry scored 3, but Galway failed to find the net. Mind you they very nearly got an early goal when Billy Courtney was extremely fortunate to keep his net intact. Obviously, he presumed that the ball had gone wide from a Galway attack, but one of their forwards punched the ball across the goal. The goalkeeper was as surprised as anyone, but he was fortunate to realise the danger, as the ball was ready to roll over the line. That was a let off and he went on to play a steady game after that incident and collect his second All Ireland medal. Galway needed a goal, but they were set up so defensively that they never really looked like scoring a goal. In contrast Kerry raised 3 green flags and that kept them in the ascendency throughout the game. Diarmuid O’Connor was rewarded for perseverance when he followed Sean O’Shea’s lobbing ball in to deflect it past Cormac Haslam in the Galway goal for Kerry’s opening goal after 18 minutes. David Clifford, Kerry’s big star was well marked by a duo of Galway defenders, yet he was on hand to pick out a high lobbing ball before parting to David Shaw for goal number two. That saw Kerry lead by 2-1 to a single point from Galway, who had shot several wides in this period. A two point deficit Galway had their best period after half-time and cut the deficit to 2 points. They could well have been level only for the fantastic work rate of Dara Moynihan. The Spa man was a worthy winner of the accolade, man of the match. His energy was remarkable and he also scored 2 valuable points. Galway were still in contention with 10 minutes left in the game. Enter David Clifford in the 53rd minute, when he unleashed his real class that has been so evident all year. He picked up a pass from David Naughton well out from goal on the Cusack stand side and set off on the attack. Several Galway defenders tried to dispossess him, but he jinked his way through the Galway defence. Earnan McDonagh tried to cut him off, but the Fossa man could not be stopped and then he unleashed a screamer of a shot from 25 yards. There was nothing Haslam could do to deny the Fossa man. Goal number 3 for Kerry and that really killed off the Galway comeback.

Congratulations to this brilliant team, also to bainisteoir Peter Keane and his back room team of Chris Flannery, Pádraig Murphy, Tommy Griffin and Kilcummin’s James Foley Na Fóirne Kerry: B Courtney; D Naughton, N Collins, G O’Sullivan; M Potts, D O’Brien, M Foley; M Breen, M Ryan; D O’Connor, S O’Shea, D Moynihan; B Friel, D Clifford, D Shaw. Subs: C Linnane (Beale) for Friel (48); C Teehan (Glenbeigh-Glencar) for Collins (53); B Sweeney (Listowel Emmets) for Shaw (57); K Dwyer (St Pat’s, Blennerville) for S Okunbor (Na Gaeil) for O’Connor (65) Galway: C Haslam; E McFadden, S Mulkerrin, L Boyle; A Quirke, E McDonagh, F Garvey; C D’Arcy, J Maher; F Ó Laoi, E Murphy, R Forde; R Finnerty, S Raftery, D Conneely Subs: B Goldrick (Claregalway) for Murphy (38 mins); R Murphy (Bearna) for Raftery (49); R Cunningham (St Brendan’s) for Finnerty (55); E Deely (Salthill-Knocknacarra) for Garvey (56). Scorers for Kerry: D Shaw (1-1); D Clifford, D O’Connor (1-0 each); S O’Shea (0-2 frees), D Moynihan (0-2 each); N Collins, C Linnane (0-1 each). Referee: C Branagan (Down). Great comeback by Mayo sends game in to a replay Goals win matches, as we saw in the minor game at Croke Park on Sunday last, but not in the senior final, especially if you don’t score them yourself. It was only fitting that Cillian O’Connor should score that remarkable last gasp equaliser to bring the Mayo tally to 15 points, just enough to force a replay on tomorrow week. Dublin were credited with those two first half goals, own goals by the Mayo defenders for a total of 2-9. If Mayo had not conceded those two goals we wonder would they have won the Sam Maguire? I do not recall any team giving away two own goals in an All Ireland final. They still talk about the curse on Mayo football going back to 1951. Rain Conditions were bad as the rain fell incessantly. Add in the intensity of the play and the hard tackling so scores were hard to come by. Who would have expected Dublin to go for half an hour in the first half without scoring? They can thank the two gifted goals to keep them ahead 2-4 to 0-5 at half time. One expected Dublin to kick on from there in the second half, but it never really materialised. Somehow Mayo were hanging on by the coat tails as the game went in to time added on. It was all of 7 minutes and fair dues to Mayo they made the most of it ending with that Cian O’Connor equaliser. It really was a pressure kick as he was about 40 yards out from goal. He has not had the best of seasons, as he has had to battle against a troublesome injury in his struggle for full fitness. Mayo was fortunate that the right man was in the right place to kick the equaliser. He was Mayo’s top scorer shooting 7 points, 5 of these from frees. In contrast Dublin’s Dean Rock was not his usual reliable self from frees. He scored just 3 from placed balls and was unchar-

The minor team players Sean O'Shea and Dara Moynihan celebrate after winning the All-Ireland Minor final at Croke on Sunday. PICTURE: Don MacMonagle

acteristically off target with another 4 efforts. He did score one point from play. Paddy Andrews Paddy Andrews came on for James McCarthy, who was black carded in the 25th minute and it proved a useful substitution for Dublin as Andrews shot two valuable points, when other Dublin forwards found it so difficult to score. Andy Moran and David Vaughan scored 2 valuable points each for Mayo, but the real disappointment was talisman Aidan O’Shea. The big man should have been thriving in the heavy conditions, but he never really got in to the play. They really needed him in the final quarter to stem the Dublin tide, but he never got to grips with the game and kicked a woeful wide in the time added on, when the outcome was really in the balance. Match ups The Mayo full back line of Harrison, Vaughan and Higgins did very well against the highly rated Dublin inside trio of Rock, Connolly and Brogan. The latter was held scoreless and the other duo scored just a point each from play. In the Dublin defence the most consistent players were Johnny Cooper at full back and wing back John Small. Cian O’Sullivan was also effective in the central defence role he plays for Dublin. Midfield was won overall by Dublin, especially another great display by Brian Fenton. Seamus O’Shea had a poor game throughout. In fairness to Tom Parsons he tried valiantly to curb Michael Darragh MacAuley in that match up. Much was expected of Lee Keegan who was given the job of marking the enigmatic Diarmuid Connolly. He played the Dublin danger man very well and he held him scoreless until well in to injury time when Connolly scored. Since he had to keep a close eye on Connolly, Keegan could not afford to launch any Mayo attack and they needed him to do

this, still he did his principal job very well. Goalkeepers The goalkeepers had contrasting fortunes. Stephen Cluxton had no shot to save during the whole game, but his kick-outs were as accurate as ever. This is really his forte. Contrast that with the fortunes of Mayo goalkeeper Davis Clarke. He had to pick the ball out of the net twice in that first half for those unfortunate own goals and it could have been 4 goals. He made two point blank saves in that first half. He also had to deal with some very tricky high ball hanging in the air. All in all another fine performance by the Mayo custodian. Replay The replay is fixed for October 1st at 5.00 pm, and an expected € 3 million bonanza for the GAA. Have Mayo blown their chances and will Dublin be as poor as that again? That is the 3 million euro question. You can expect all neutrals to pray for a Mayo victory. They have come so near before, especially in drawn games only to fail in replays. They were fortunate to get a second chance especially after gifting two first half goals to Dublin on Sunday last. Here’s hoping that Mayo will make the breakthrough in a week’s time. Kerry GAA results Junior Football League 2016 Group 3 Saturday 17 September Venue: Fossa, (Final), Beaufort 2-15 Spa Killarney 2-11 Junior Hurling Championship 2016 Saturday 17 September Venue: John Mitchels, Ballyseedy, (1), Duagh 1-12 St Patrick’s (East Kerry) 0-8 McElligott Cup Saturday 17 September Venue: Lewis Road (Dr Crokes), (Final), Gneeveguilla 5-11 Laune Rangers 1-13 Molyneaux Cup Saturday 17 September Venue: Rathmore, (Final), Dr Crokes 2-15 Rathmore 0-10.

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Dr Crokes

Under 12’s The Dr Crokes Black and Amber boys teams had two fine wins against Legion in Lewis Road on Friday evening. In a game of high quality, the Black team led by eight points with just eight minutes to go. The visitors piled on the pressure in the remaining minutes and the Crokes required a late Jack O’Sullivan goal to secure the win. The amber team had a few points to spare in the end with two late Shay O’Meara goals proving to be the difference in a keenly contested game. Well done to both Crokes and Legion teams mentors and players for two quality and sporting games on the night. Academy Lewis Road was a hive of activity on Saturday morning with an unbelievable buzz as we welcomed Éire Óg from Cork U10’s hurlers footballers, along with Glenflesk U6 and U8 boys football teams. The Crokes girls hosted an U11 blitz and the young talent on show was very impressive. Thanks to all the visiting clubs for making it a memorable day. Well done to all! Colm Cooper Blitz The Colm Cooper Invitational Tournament will take place for the fifth year this Saturday 24th of September starting at 11.30am till 6pm. Everyone is invited to come along in a tribute to one of the greatest footballers of all time and one of our greatest Clubmen. Congratulations Congratulations to the Kerry Minors on their All Ireland win especially the Crokes representatives Billy Courtney, David Naughten, Michael Potts, David Shaw and Patrick O’Sullivan.

East Kerry

ROUND 1 - O’DONOGHUE CUP, EAST KERRY SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Currow 2-12 Cordal 0-09 Currow progressed to the quarter final of the O’Donoghue Cup when they claimed victory over a depleted Cordal side last Saturday in Currow. East Kerry U16 Championship The semi final stage has been reached in Divisions 2 and 3 of the East Kerry Under 16 Championship, after early round games played last week. The draws for these semi finals were made, on Tuesday evening the 13th September 2016, in Gneeveguilla after the Gneeveguilla V Rathmore game, in the presence of Sean O’Sullivan Chairman East Kerry Coiste na nÓg, Brendan Brosnan (Referee, Glenflesk), Gneeveguilla team mentor John Cronin and Rathmore team mentor Maurice Joe. In Division 2 Dr Crokes take on Spa and Fossa meet Rathmore. In division 3 Gneeveguilla host Firies and Glenflesk are at home to Currow. There will be extra time if necessary for all of these games. East Kerry U14 Championship The 2016 East Kerry Under 14 Championship is nearing completion, with the Division 2 final won by Rathmore after an exciting game against Dr Crokes while Kilcummin won the division 3 final against Glenflesk. The last final in this year’s championship, is the much anticipated division 1 final Killarney Legion V Rathmore, fixed, which will be played this week. Congratulations Congratulations to the Kerry Minor team and management on winning the All Ireland Minor Football Final and particular congratuations to all from East Region clubs.

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East Kerry/Kenmare Under 15 Super 10 East Kerry Under 16 games are in full swing and Vince Cooper would hope to run the East Kerry Under 15 Super 10 straight after the finals are played. Games will be knockout with the top two teams meeting in the final. Kenmare District board Super 10 will be run on a league basis with Kenmare, Kilgarvan/Tuosist and Sneem/Templenoe taking part. Top teams in East Kerry/Kenmare will go forward to the county stage on Thursday 27th October in Tralee. It is vital that club mentors are made aware of the event. Dates and venues will be confirmed as soon as possible. The aim of this Under 15 Super 10, is to give as many games as possible to Under 15 club players. Accordingly, the format will be 10 aside games with unlimited substitutes rolling on and off. Teams that amalgamate for the Under 16 county league may do so again for the Under 15 games. Colm Cooper Invitational Tournament The Colm Cooper Invitational tournament takes place on Saturday next, the 24th September in Dr Crokes club grounds, Lewis Road. This tournament provides an opportunity for club’s under 13 players to compete with their counterparts from clubs around the country, whilst honouring Colm Cooper. Winners from previous years, Corofin from Galway, Skerries Harps from Dublin and Bishopstown from Cork return for this year’s event. Clubs from Clare, Meath, Down and Mayo complete this year’s participants. Teams will play in groups to qualify for the Cup and Plate semi-finals and finals. The tournament trophies and medals are sponsored by the Coffey Family in memory of the late Denis Coffey, RIP, a former player and Club Officer with Dr Crokes. Chairman of the Tournament Organising Committee, John O’Shea, said “Apart from being a memorable occasion for the young players, it is a wonderful day for both the Cooper and Coffey families as well as a proud day for Dr Crokes Club.” Games commence at 11.30am and the tournament is scheduled to be completed by 6.30pm. Participating Clubs: Dr Crokes (Kerry), Skerries Harps (Dublin), Castlebar Mitchels (Mayo), Kilmurry/Ibrickan (Clare), Bishopstown (Cork), Ballyholland Harps (Down), Colmcilles (Meath), Corofin (Galway). Schedule: Group Games 11.30 to 15.30; Plate Semi-Finals 15.40; Cup Semi-Finals 16.20; Plate Final 17.00 Cup Final 17.40. Best of Luck The very best of luck next Sunday to both Eoghan Ruadh and East Kerry U16 Divisional teams in the County Under 16 Shield competition. Fixtures Saturday 24th September O’Donoghue Cup Quarter Final Currow V Rathmore at 3.00pm Venue: Currow Extra time if necessary East Kerry Senior League Division 2 Final Firies V Fossa - at 4pm Neutral Venue: TBC Sunday 25th September 2016 O’Donoghue Cup Round 1 First named team has home venue Spa V Scartaglen - at 1.30pm Glenflesk V Kilcummin - at 3.00pm

Firies Coiste na nÓg

2016 ALL-IRELAND MINOR FINAL On behalf of the club, Fires Coiste na nÓg would like to extend our wholehearted congratulations to Cian Callaghan and Niall Donohue who were apart of the winning All-Ireland Kerry Minor squad. It is a tremendous honour to have one player involved, but two is absolutely fantastic for our small club. We wish both boys continued success in the green and gold and all the boys involved with Firies Coiste na nÓg look forward to an introduction to Tommy Markham.

Fossa

Congrats A massive congratulations to David Clifford who won an All-Ireland minor medal with Kerry on Sunday. David scored an absolutely brilliant goal, as is his trademark, in the 54th minute of the game to seal victory against a gallant Galway side. It was a proud day for the Clifford family and for Fossa GAA Club as David becomes only the third clubman to win a Celtic Cross, the others being the late Jimmy Falvey who won an U-21 medal with Kerry in 2008 and Donie Foley who also won an U-21 medal with Kerry in 1975. Juvenile Our under 12 boys were in Kenmare on Friday evening and came away with a win and a draw. In the A game our boys came out on top with a scoreline of 2-17 to 1-11 in a very good game. Patrick Lyons and Harry Kelly were best on the day with Harry scoring two fantastic points from over 30 meters. Sam Buckley had a great performance along with Dean Sheehan and Sean Dineen. The B team came from behind to draw and well deserved it. Luke Murphy, Rocco Sheehan, Tom Cahillane and Dara O’Brien did best for our boys. The under 16 boys had a great win away to Glenflesk on Tuesday night in the East Kerry Championship. Race Night Fundraiser Fossa Gaa are running a race night on Saturday 29th October towards funding the purchase and development of a juvenile playing pitch in 2.1 acres adjoining our current premises in Grotroe. It will be held in The Golden Nugget and over the next month club finance committee members will be asking for your support in the undertaking. Each horse costs €90 which can be bought outright or broken down into three at €30 for owner, €30 for trainer and €30 for jockey. Please support the club in the investment for this and future generations. Fashion Show The Fashion show in aid of Fossa Community Centre will take place in the Hotel Europe on 12th October 2016 at 7.30pm. All support welcome. 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.

Gneeveguilla GAA

Lotto Numbers 19, 22, 29, 30 No jackpot winner, next week’s jackpot €4,250 Congratulations Congratulations to Gneeveguilla Juniors who completed a five in a row McElligott cups by beating Laune Rangers 5-11 to

1-13. Goals from Damien O’Sullivan, Shane O’Sullivan, Padraig Doyle and two from Corneilus Buckley helped Gneeveguilla to a great win. Fixture Gneeveguilla seniors play Annauscaul on Sunday at 2pm in Ballymac in the playoff promotion with the winners to face St Pats. Pleasae come and support our lads.

Kilcummin

KILCUMMIN LADYBIRD UNIT Are urgently looking for new leaders in order to keep the unit going in Kilcummin. Full training will be provided. The programme is fun and interactive and caters for girls aged between 5-7 years of age. Starting on Monday 3rd October from 6-7pm. For further info contact Rachel 087 4164185. COMHALTAS Our AGM will take place on Tuesday 4th October at 8.30pm. Venue to be confirmed. BAG PACKING Our annual bag pack fundraiser will be at Tesco on Saturday 15th October from 10am to 6pm. Could we please ask for any volunteers (over 18’s only) who can spare an hour on the day to please contact Marie Lehane on 087 918 973. SET AND CÉILÍ DANCING CONFERENCE There will be a set and ceilí dancing Adjudicators conference held on Sunday 2nd October in Cois na hAbhna in County Clare. Registration 9.45am. For more information contact Tony O’Connor on 087 625 8641. COMMUNITY ALERT Many thanks to Mr. Ben Brosnan who is taking a well earned rest. All future queries re - Security Alarms for the Elderly and Housebound should be made to Mr. Robert Keane (Chairman) on 087 6270677. KERRY MINORS Kilcummin GAA club wish to congratulate James Foley and his fellow management team on their fine achievement of guiding the Kerry Minors to a third successive All Ireland title. O‘DONOGHUE CUP Our Senior team play Glenflesk in Glenflesk at 2pm on this Sunday in the O’Donoghue Cup. GAA GOLF SOCIETY Presidents Prize (Tim Casey) Results from outing Saturday last in Beaufort G.C. where thirty one members competed. 1st Tony Sugrue 38 pts, 2nd Stephen Broderick 38pts, 3rd Ian Mills 37pts, 4th David O’Riordan 37pts, 5th John Egan 37pts. Front Nine Breda Duggan 21pts, Back Nine Noel Duggan 20pts.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO There was no winner on Friday 16th September, 2016. Numbers drawn were 6, 9, 22, 24. Jackpot now €2,250. U12 NATIONAL CUP MASTERGEEHA 4 ENNIS TOWN 5 In this high scoring game Mastergeeha were unlucky not to go through to the next round. Sean Doolan, James Williams, Eoin Kelly and Kealan O’Shea got the goals. U14 MASTERGEEHA 1 KILLARNEY CELTIC 1 In their first game in the premier division the boys had a tough battle in this local derby. All played well. U16 NATIONAL CUP KNOCKAINEY 2 MASTERGEEHA 4Away in Limerick on Saturday the boys had to battle all the way to ensure qualification to the next round. Dylan Murphy with a hat trick and Paul O’Shea

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were the scorers. All involved did well. PREM B CASTLEISLAND 4 MASTERGEEHA 2 In their first game of the season the seniors started slowly and were down 3-1 after 30 minutes with Derek Breen getting the goal. In the closing stages Mastergeeha went close to scoring again with efforts from Gearoid Kerins and Scott O’Mahoney.

Legion

KERRY MINORS Huge congratulations to everyone involved with the Kerry minor panel, especially those with a Legion connection. Well done to Cian Gammell, Peter Keane, Chris Flannery and Katie Purtill. NEW TRAINING PITCH At a club meeting last week the Field and Development Committee put forward plans for a new training pitch in Derreen. A 90m x 60m sand-based all-weather pitch, based on the same structure as the Kerry GAA complex in Currans, was agreed upon. The new pitch area will be developed at the top end of the grounds, just above our second playing field. With a few realignments of that pitch to be done, work is expected commence in the near future. Well done to the committee on a very busy twelve months of planning and work on the project. It promises to be a superb addition to our already modern facilities. O’DONOGHUE CUP Quarter FINAL Legion will face the winners of Spa v Scartaglen on Saturday, October 8th at 2pm. The match will be played in Derreen. JUVENILE The U-12 girls were defeated by Milltown/ Listry but a win against Currow in their final game will earn them a place in the top two. The U-15 girls had a good victory over Abbeydorney with Rebecca Walshe, Lauren Horgan and Ciara Randles amongst the goals. GOLF CLASSIC The Legion Golf Classic takes place in O’Mahony’s Point on Thursday, October 6th. There are two shotgun starts (9am and 2pm) and you can enter a team of three for just €200. To book your place at the event, please contact Seán Murphy at 087 2461780 or Tim O’Leary at 087 2608548. Don’t miss this great opportunity to play one of the most scenic golf courses in the country and support the club in the process. Many thanks to Micheal O’Donoghue for his kind sponsorship of the event. MASS There will be a Mass at our clubhouse on Friday, October 14th at 7pm where we will remember our deceased members and also pray for all present and past members and their families. We hope to see past members, children, parents and grandparents, players, supporters and sponsors. Everyone is welcome. Transport will be available if required, just contact any club officer. There will be hymns by some of our Scór team and refreshments afterwards. Please spread the word. SATURDAY MORNING ACADEMY Training continues this Saturday from 10.30am to 12 noon at our home grounds in Derreen. Kids aged 4-10 from the Killarney area are invited to come along and sign up. For more information contact Seán at 087 2225325.

Listry

LISTRY COMMUNITY COUNCIL-CLASSES: Listry Community Council intend organising the following Classes beginning

in early 2017 - Photography, Cookery for men, Drama & Singing. Classes will take place provided there are sufficient participants available. If interested in any of the Classes please contact Joan on 086 7944494 immediately. LISTRY RAMBLING HOUSE: The Annual Listry Rambling House session will be held in Listry Community Centre on Saturday night October 15th from 8.30pm-11.30pm approximately. This will be a night of Music, Song, Dancing, Storytelling etc. Anybody who wishes to come along on the night to sing a song, play a Tune or perform a Dance will be very welcome. Fear an Ti for the night will be Ted Ahern. Light refreshments will be served. A raffle will be held and all proceeds from the night will go towards the care of the Elderly in the local Community. RURAL MEN GROUP: Rural Men Group are holding a meeting on Thursday 29th September at 8pm at Listry Community Centre. Everyone welcome. MILLTOWN COMMEMORATION DAY: On Sunday 25th September there will be a commemoration day. Fall in at 11.45, start at 12. Reading of proclamation, Lone piper, band play collections of tunes etc. The hall will be open for the display of the firearms that were used in 1916 & also police uniforms of that period. The hall will close at 6.30pm.

Milltown Castlemaine

GAA Lotto Draw: Our next draw for €11,000 is in Karl J’s Bar, Milltown on this Friday night- September 24th. Tickets are available from our regular sellers and business outlets. Under 16-County Final: Commiserations to the Under 16 management of David Heasman, Brian Kerins, Padraig Hogan and John Hegarty -along with the entire panel- on their defeat last Thursday evening by Churchill. The team showed tremendous grit and determination - never giving up until the final whistle. The commitment shown all year long and all the hard work paid off with a place in the County Final- a fantastic achievement. You should all feel very proud of your efforts. Well done to Churchill on a hard fought victory.

Currow Coiste Na nÓg

U16s: Currow played host to Dr Crokes recently in their East Kerry Championship game, on the night a young Currow team were comprehensively beaten by the Killarney opposition. On Monday 19th Currow travelled to Glenflesk to play the home side in the Division 3 semi final. Currow lead at the break 1-08 to 0-10 but in the second half Glenflesk upped their game to another level and went on to win the decider on a score line of Glenflesk 3-16 to Currow 3-09. Next game will be the Division 4 semi final where the opponents are yet to be known. U14s: Currow and Ballymac contested the Castleisland District League final on Friday 16th September last in Knocknagoshel GAA pitch. Currow emerged victorious on a score line of Currow 3-13 to Ballymac’s 2-13. The Castleisland District League shield was presented to Currow captain Jason Brennen and the man of the match award was presented to Currow wing

forward Josh McCarthy. Well done to team mentor Frank Coffey, Anthony Fleming and James McCarthy on a outstanding year where they also won the County League and the Feile. U12s: Currow welcomed Spa Killarney on Sunday last in round 3 of the East Kerry League. On the day Currow proved too strong for the Spa team and went on to win on a score line of Currow 5-10 to Spa’s 2-06. Next game will be at home to Templenoe on Sunday 25th at 12pm. U6s, U8s: both teams will be playing Cordal on Sunday morning in a friendly game. All players are asked to be in Cordal for 10:45am. U6s, U8s, U10s: Training continues at 10am on Saturday morning.

Glenflesk

GLENFLESK SENIORS Our Seniors are in action in the O’Donoghue Cup 1st round on Sunday September 25th at 3pm at home to Kilcummin. The winners will play Gneeveguilla in the quarter final. GLENFLESK U16S Our U16 team had a 3-16 to 3-08 win over Currow in the East Kerry division 3 semi final on Monday last. KERRY MINORS Daniel O’Brien collected his second All Ireland minor medal on Sunday last. Daniel played superbly at left half back. It finished off a fantastic season for the Kerry minors where they won many plaudits for the brilliant football they played throughout the year. Well done to Daniel and all the team and also to Christopher O’Donoghue who was part of the extended panel. GLENFLESK LOTTO One winner of the lotto of €3,000 which took place in the Corner Bar on 12th September. Numbers were 7, 11, 15, 23. The next draw will take place in Kerry Way on 26th September and the Jackpot is €2000. RAHEEN N.S. Congratulations to Lorena O’Connor who had the winning lotto no. 40 on Saturday the 17th of September. GLENFLESK COMHALTHAS NEWS Music class commencing in St. Agatha’s Community Glenflesk on Thursday, 29th September at 7.15pm. Registration at 7.00pm on the night. Beginners welcome Contact Margaret Creedon on 0872706390 CONTACT We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@gaa.ie

Spa

Kerry Minors Congratulations to Peter Keane and his team on winning 3-in a row All Ireland Minor Championships. The Tommy Markham Cup is heading back to Kerry. Great young talent in Kerry and no doubt some will wear the senior Jersey. Dara Moynihan has been compared to some inspiring past and present Kerry Senior players but he’s a breath of fresh air. Proud moment for all his family, friends and every Kerry person around the world when he received Player of the Game. Very gracious in his speech and not shy to thank everyone and humbly acknowledge his fellow team mates with great praise. Back to reality next weekend for Dara

in the Minor Championship County final with East Kerry along with some of the All Ireland winning team. Coiste na nÓg We welcome all new members boys and girls. We train all year round indoors and outdoors. Training: Boys Saturday 11.30-12.30 U6/U8/U10 and U12. Girls: U6/U8 and U10 Girls Saturday 10-11am. Further information contact Secretary Bernie Courtney 087 1385612. U16 Boys Spa played a very strong Firies team at home last Monday night at home in the East Kerry Division 2 quarter final. Spa ran out 4 point victors. Spa play Dr Crokes away in the semi final. Ladies Football U14 Girls The girls ended the season with a great win against a valiant Laune Rangers team on the East Kerry League Final. An excellent game with great skills displayed by both sides. Great work and it was a great end to the 2016 season. Thanks to all the coaches, parents and especially the players who are a credit to their families. Senior Ladies Ladies are training for two upcoming finals. Junior B final v Finuge/St Senans. Mary Jo Curran Cup Final against neighbours Kilcummin. Best of luck to Senior team Spa/ Rathmore in their Munster campaign. Final Junior B Final Spa V Finuge/St Senans Saturday October 15th at 6.30pm. Mary Jo Curran Cup Final Spa V Kilcummin October 22/23 V Kilcummin. County Junior League Division 3 final Spa 2-11 Beaufort 2-15. Hard luck to our juniors who ran close till the end. Upcoming Fixtures U12 Boys Spa V Rathmore away Sunday 25th at 12 noon. Senior Men O’Donoghue Cup Championship Spa v Scartaglin on Sunday September 25th (details tbc). Fleadh Celebration Night CCE Cill Airne held a night for all that competed in Fleadh for all groups last Friday, in Spa clubhouse. Eoin O’Carra, chairman welcomed everyone along with secretary Ann Mangan. Clothes Collection Schools are open and a chance de-clutter those wardrobes and support the underage structure in Spa. We collect clothes, shoes, bags etc. all year round. Bags can be left in Spa after 5pm in the lobby under the stairs. Further information contact Anne Holland 085-7780883. Collection will take place in the next few weeks so don’t miss your chance to off load unused or unwanted clothing. Your support is greatly appreciated. Hall Rental Please contact Eileen Casey for availability 087 6577312. Spa Merchandise Contact Mathilda for the new range of fantastic gear 087-6487356. Wedding Congrats to Lisa Stack Tiernaboul on her recent marriage to James Twomey, Donoghmore Co. Cork. New Arrival Congrats to Spa minor manager, Kevin Healy and Deirdre on the birth of their first child, Africe Elizabeth.

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