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PAGE SIX Referendum Results Killarney*

Yes votes: 3,080 (58.92%) No votes: 2,147 (41.08%)

Kerry

Turnout: 62.41% Yes votes: 40,285 (58.27%) No votes: 28, 851 (41.73%)

Ireland

Turnout: 64.13% Yes votes: 1,429,981 (66.4%) No votes: 723,632 (33.6%)

Scenes at the Kerry referendum count in Killarney on Saturday. Pic: Sally MacMonagle.

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Moving On From The Referendum

Words: Adam Moynihan

It’s finally time to move on from this pesky referendum, although I suppose that’s easier for me to say as a Yes voter. There are sure to be plenty of people who will feel angry or upset, and those feelings aren’t going to disappear overnight just because the other side won. Beliefs on this topic are too strong to be cast aside just like that. Having said that, the law is going to be changed and all of us, Yes, No or Other,

will have to live with it together. There was definitely some animosity during the debate but now that the referendum is over, hopefully we can look to the future and maybe build some bridges with those around us. I think the margin of victory is a good thing in this regard. If it was closer, the whole thorny issue would continue to rumble on and be even more contentious in a way. The turnout was the third highest ever for a referendum

and with two out of every three in favour of repeal, it’s clear how the majority of Irish people felt. As expected, turnout and the number of Yes votes were higher in and around the capital but Kerry’s turnout of 62.4% was decent considering how rural we are. At 58%, we were the 7th lowest in terms of people voting Yes but the victory was still fairly comfortable. The political fallout is one of the more interesting aspects of the entire situa-

tion. How will Fianna Fáil, the only political party to vote No, fare in the next general election? Especially among the newly mobilised young voters. It will be interesting to see. Here in Kerry, meanwhile, the majority of TDs and councillors promoted a No vote. Can they now claim to represent the people when the people have shown that they fundamentally disagree with them on something so important?

Referendum Coverage

A Matter Of Opinion Over the course of our referendum coverage, one or two people questioned the neutrality of the Killarney Advertiser. It was suggested that because Anne Lucey and I were pro-choice, our coverage was somehow unfair or unbalanced. The Killarney Advertiser is completely impartial and throughout the campaign provided a platform to both sides to present their arguments. It just so happened that I, personally, was in favour of a Yes vote. As acting editor, it’s part of my job to address major issues and give my personal opinion. And that’s exactly what it is: a personal opinion.

Words: Adam Moynihan

And anyway, I would say that apart from my piece in our Eighth Amendment feature where I explained why I was voting Yes, my writing on the subject was actually quite balanced. Anne Lucey has been a long-time contributor the magazine and the fact that she was also pro-choice was purely coincidental. If she happened to be prolife, her articles would still have been published as frequently and given as much prominence because she is a good journalist. We actively sought and printed letters and responses from those on the No side throughout the build-up

to the referendum, and were happy to do so. Any suggestion that the Killarney Advertiser was showing bias one way or the other is off the mark and I think the people making that kind of suggestion were possibly being influenced by their own bias. Thankfully, it was only a tiny minority who felt that way. I will continue to give my honest opinion on this page and the Killarney Advertiser will continue to offer a forum for everyone to contribute to debate. As always, we welcome our readers’ input. To get in touch, email me newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie. I look forward to hearing from you.

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New Plans Unveiled For New Street, Finan’s, Áras & Car Parks The Killarney Municipal District has unveiled a draft local area plan for the next six years and there are some interesting developments on the cards for the likes of New Street, St Finan’s and the Áras Phádraig. There are also plans in place to tackle the traffic and parking issues plaguing the town. The plan has set out 20 objectives in total in the categories of Residential Development, Opportunity Sites/Regeneration, Arts, Heritage and Culture, and Roads/Infrastructure. A period of pre draft public consultation ran from December 8, 2016 to January 26, 2017 during which the public were invited to make submissions/observations. It is hoped to facilitate the development of 685 residential units within the settlement boundary, and particular mention is made to New Street which has been identified as an area where residential regeneration is necessary. “A residential regeneration area contains vacant properties that can be brought back into use as new homes,” the plan states. “It is proposed that any vacant commercial units within these predominant residential areas be converted to residential use.” The disused St Finan’s Hospital and adjacent grounds have long been slated for redevelopment and this extensive draft plan also lays out aims for the iconic site. The goal, according to the Municipal District, is “to sustainably preserve and develop this large landmark building and associated brownfield site as a new mixed use urban area in order to ensure a sustainable urban extension to existing facilities and infrastructure.” “Any future development will need to protect and enhance the existing character and views of the hospital building,” the plan continues. “The site has potential for significant mixed use development, including a cultural/tourist use. “Development on the site should incorporate a strong social and community element which reflects the historic use of the site particularly with respect to improvements to the public realm and the development of civic amenity. In line with this 30% of the

Our artist’s impression of the new Áras Phádraig, which was proposed in this publication last year.

total site shall be set aside for social/community use.” The old Áras Phádraig, located close to the town centre, has been another bone of contention for the people of Killarney for years and here at the Killarney Advertiser we have called for the redevelopment of the area as a civic plaza (see artist’s impression). Officials now say the aim for this site is to sustainably re-develop it as a mixed cultural/heritage/community use with associated car-parking provisions. We are pleased to hear that this is now the official plan and we look forward to seeing how the project progresses. It’s no secret that traffic and parking are major problems in the town and the draft plan outlines a number of objectives to tackle these issues, such as implementing traffic management measures, providing bus set-down areas/shelters and bicycle parking, creating more cycle lanes and providing car parks at

suitable locations on approach roads throughout the town. The latter is likely to come as a bit of a surprise to locals, some of whom have expressed their view that additional parking is required in the town centre itself. Kerry County Council has a statutory obligation to secure the implementation of the objectives of the Killarney Municipal District Local Area Plan. The plan itself can be viewed online in the planning section of the Kerry County Council website (www.kerrycoco. ie).Submissions are currently being accepted and will be taken up until June 15.

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What do you think of the objectives outlined in the new plan? What are your ideas? Let us know via newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie.

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4-year-old Liam Leahy from Kilcummin in Killarney has really gone the extra mile (or kilometre) to help all young people from Kerry. So far he has raised €125 for #teamKDYS in the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle. Liam is asking for more support as he wants to raise over €400! Liam, with a little help from his dad Patrick, who is a well-known jarvey in Killarney, signed up to support #teamKDYS but he needs to wait a few more years until he can cycle the Ring. That didn’t stop the amazing young man from helping out. Mr Tim O Donoghue (CEO) said: “We were quite simply blown away when we heard about Liam’s efforts and we are so grateful to him and Patrick for their wonderful support. Despite all the challenges facing young people today, KDYS is committed to Building Futures for all young people in Kerry. To see a young person want to do something and to help is really fantastic. We want to say a huge thank you to Liam and Patrick and to everyone who has contributed so far.” Liam’s dad Patrick explained how it came about. “Liam saw the KDYS poster and

asked me what it was about, and who was KDYS. I told him about the cycle and that KDYS help young people. He said, ‘I’m a young person… I want to help too’. I contacted KDYS for Liam and it went from there. They do great work and need support. It was great to learn that people can help without cycling.” Anyone who wants to help can do so by donating to Liam Leahy’s #teamKDYS page on Everyday Hero, by dropping into KDYS in Fairhill in Killarney and adding to Liam’s sponsorship card there, or by contacting KDYS on 064 6631748. KDYS are asking cyclists to sing up to #teamKDYS and cycle to support Kerry’s youth. KDYS provide support in a number of areas, including active and healthy living, personal development, arts and creativity, eating well and nutrition, helping transition from primary to secondary school, mentoring, preparing for the workplace of tomorrow, team-building and leadership, mental and spiritual well-being, being resilient and dealing with anxiety, digital and online safety, and learning skills for future employment.

Ring of Kerry Dancing at the Crossroads: Stephen O’Donoghue, Derry Healy, Rosie Healy and Kevin O’Riordan getting into the swing of things for this year’s 35th Annual Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on Saturday, July 7. As part of the day, musicians Derry and Rosie from Glenflesk GAA Club will drop their bikes at The Black Shop, Castlecove and play a few tunes for the a ‘Céilí Beag’. They are hoping that cyclists will join in the craic of a dance at the crossroads. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan.

Escape Killarney, Kerry’s first live escape game, has opened its doors down Bohereencael Glebe. The novel indoor activity, which is the brainchild of local pair Frank Ryan and Philip O’Connor, challenges groups of 2-6 people to solve a series of clues and get out of a room before time runs out. It’s a real test of cleverness and teamwork but, most importantly, it’s tremendously good fun. “You get locked into a room for 60 minutes (or less if you can get out beforehand),” Philip explains. “You have to solve clues, and puzzles and ciphers to try and find your way out. Hopefully you’ll have a bit of fun along the way. “The reaction so far has been really positive. We can see and hear everything while people are in there and they seem to be having a good

few laughs. There are a few arguments over codes and things like that alright! But it’s all about teamwork and working together. What’s actually in the rooms and what the games entail are shrouded in secrecy. At the moment, Escape Killarney has one room with another being prepared to open in the next couple of weeks. “You can only do each room once really because when you know the answers, you know the answers,” Philip said. “The transient tourist market will be our recurring business, but hopefully all the locals will come down and check it out and give us a go.” To check out Killarney’s newest and most exciting activity, visit escapekillarney.ie. For corporate or group bookings, email hello@escapekillarney.ie or call 085 850 9085.

Successful Rás For Killarney Riders

The Killarney team had a fantastic and very successful Rás Tailteann which they took part in from May 20-28. All of the Team, which was made up by Marcus Treacy, Patrick Clifford, Richard Maes, John Brosnan and Conor Kissane, finished the eight-day professional race around Ireland. Killarney were the only domestic team to finish with all five riders which in itself is a huge success. Competitors have said that Rás Tailteann would not have been possible for the team without the fantastic support of Team Manager Joe O’ Shea, Mike Kissane, Billy Reidy, Stephen Daly and Tomás Mac an tSaoir. “A huge thank you to all of the individuals and businesses for their support for the team,” said Marcus Treacy, “and to all of those who took time to come out and cheer on the team when the race passed through Killarney.” Well done to the lads from everyone at the Killarney Advertiser.

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Start-Ups Optimistic At Killarney Networking Event

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Denis & Deirdre From Murphy Browne’s Denis Murphy and Deirdre Browne from the newly opened Murphy Browne’s Restaurant on High Street called into us this week to chat about their new venture. Denis and Deirdre are two popular, wellknown people around town and they chatted to Kieran about the work that went into opening Murphy Browne’s,

We have a very special edition of The Chatroom for you this Bank Holiday Monday! One of the most inspirational young lads we’ve ever had the privilege of chatting to, Ian O’Connell, popped in to tell us all about his experience on The Late Late Show, which led him to meeting his hero: Conor McGregor. Ian tells us all about what it was like to meet his idol and also about the various charity events that are in the works to raise money for the Ian O’Connell Trust. Be sure to tune in on Bank Holiday Monday, June 4 at noon

their great working relationship, the positive reviews of the restaurant so far and Denis even appeals to the male population of Killarney to try and get Deirdre a date. Now that’s friendship for you! You can catch all the craic tonight Friday, June 1 at 9pm on our website www.killarneyadvertiser.ie and also on our Facebook page. Check it out!

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A strong sense of optimism was evident in the more than 30 new business owners gathered in the KDYS in Killarney last Thursday night as part of a Networking Event organised by South Kerry Development Partnership CLG. The event is organised through the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance Programme which is run by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection and operated in the region by SKDP. Amongst the new entrepreneurs who displayed their products at the event were goldsmith Patrick Finnegan, Michael Lynch of Simply Fun Events and The Busy Botanists Clair Kelly and Jo Arbon. Welcoming everyone to the event, SKDP’s Enterprise & Employment Officer Orfhlaith O’Donoghue congratulated all of those present on taking the major step of starting their own business and wished them every success in the future. Addressing the gathering Heidi Grimwood of the Digital Marketing Agency pointed out the need to engage in the traditional marketing such as networking and personal contact as well as with newer methods such as online advertising. She said that while

proper digital marketing is a hugely important component of any business success, there is still the need to ensure that one engages in face to face interactions with the customers also. Case Officer with INTREO Micheal Kenneally outlined the many support opportunities that exist for the start-up businesses through the BTWEA and encouraged all of those present to avail of them as needed. The group was also addressed by Seán de Buitléar of SKDP around the LEADER Programme and the potential grant supports available to them under the enterprise measure of the programme. Clair Kelly and Jo Arbon, who have their business up and running for more than a year now, highlighted some of the issues they faced in the start-up phase including the need to continue to ensure they got everything done and the fact that it was like a rollercoaster in terms of highs and lows. They were, however, hugely positive and encouraged all in attendance to continue with their vision and goals. The new business owners also had the chance to mingle with each other, share experiences and develop new links.

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Cathal Launches EP At Acoustic Club If last Friday’s performance in the INEC Acoustic Club is anything to go by, Killarney’s singer/songwriter scene is in a very healthy state. With support on the night coming from Tom Lucey, an acclaimed singer/songwriter in his own right who has headlined this venue quite a few times before, Cathal Flaherty took to the stage to a rapturous applause from the packed INEC Acoustic Club audience. He started solo with a gorgeous unreleased number Next To Me before continuing on solo through new songs and indeed old songs from his last EP Lost & Found. Cathal moved from his trusty guitar to the piano for the mesmerising Make It Out Alive, telling the audience it was his first time playing piano in a live scenario. He was then joined on Weight Of The World by local fiddle virtuoso Brendan O’Sullivan, who arrived to play some of the most haunting fiddle parts you will ever hear. This proved to be a great addition to the sound and re-

ally added to the already impressive performance. Your Best Friend and Two Hearts from the new EP followed with Cathal ending up finishing the gig in the middle of the crowd, singing Two Hearts completely acapella with the adoring crowd. Calls for an encore came immediately and Cathal did not disappoint, arriving onstage to kick things off again with current single, Grow. He was again joined by Brendan and also on piano by 18-year-old Donal Lucey who did a fantastic job. The crowd erupted when Cathal informed them that the new EP, having just been released that day, was currently No. 5 in the charts, a massive achievement for the local artist. Finishing with his debut single A Thousand Miles and a well-deserved standing ovation, Cathal’s attention now turns to his headline gig in Whelan’s this Sunday and if it’s anything like this display the Dubs are in for a real treat!

Front: Micheal Kenneally (Case Officer-INTREO), Jo Arbon (The Busy Botanist), Orfhlaith O’ Donoghue (Enterprise & Employment Officer, SKDP), Clair Kelly (The Busy Botanist) and Heidi Grimwood (TOA Digital Marketing Agency). Back: Patrick Finnegan (Patrick Finnegan Goldsmith), Helen Courtney Power (Business Development Officer –Killarney Credit Union Ltd), Frances Kelleher (Frances Kelleher Coaching), Anne O’ Riordan (Enterprise Officer, SKDP) and Michael Lynch (Simply Fun Events).

Award Congratulations to Ceara Scanlon of the INEC who took home the Best Large Business gong at the Connect Kerry Women in Business Awards at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel. The Connect Awards honour women in business for the terrific work they do in the county.

Coffee Morning In Memory Of Antoinette The Cronin family from Rathmore are holding a coffee morning in the Window Bar at The Killarney Plaza Hotel on Friday, June 8. The event, which will run from 10am-12 noon, is in memory of their sister, Antoinette. They’re

also hoping to raise much-needed funds for the Kerry Parents and Friends Association. There are currently three residential homes in Rathmore, including the Fr Corridan Centre where Antoinette resided for many years.

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Views On The News

Anne Lucey gives her take on happenings in Killarney, Kerry and beyond

Was This Result A Birth, Or Was It A Death? So, how now? A few things died in the opening of the ballot boxes last Saturday morning. A few of the old myths were exposed, raising their heads, briefly, the light shining on them, and just as quickly put to rest. The extent of the Yes vote took everyone by surprise. If around 80 per cent of Killarney voted to put in the amendment in in ’83, almost as many voted to take it out 35 years later. There are attempts to cast doubt: I saw No stalwart Paul Coghlan question voter security. He sounded cautions to me at the count centre that the size of the majority will not guarantee an easy passage of the legislation which, he said, will have to be “teased out”. There can be no doubting the three to one shift nationally. For the likes of myself who was in the minority in South Kerry in 1983, the shift is monumental, extraordinary. I could not have envisaged it. The No Posters far outweighed the Yes on the N22 and the No were louder, more reactionary and, dare I say it, more aggressive. Theirs was a more “in your face” campaign. A few of the Nos at the count centre in Killarney had to be spoken to by security. One woman had a right go at me, casting complete calumny. Others got it in the neck too. I have rarely encountered this strategy of personal attacks in decades of watching politics. It would not be tolerated in most organisations. The rural-urban divide never materialised, not even in Kerry. Glenflesk was the only Killarney area booth to return a No. But someone said this was because of the quality of the preaching of the parish priest there. The rural boxes were just as staunch in their majority Yes as the urban. Men voted Yes. Older women voted Yes. Parents voted Yes. Think about this: most of the polling stations were in schools where much class time is devoted to prayers and Communion practice in May, and in March and April there is Confirmation practice. The polling booths are where religious (Catholic) pictures line the walls. Yet people still went in and voted Yes. The shock on the faces of the No campaign was visible in Killarney last Saturday. The Catholic Church’s overt influence (and I use the word advisedly - if you need that job as a teacher, or a school principal, even a post-primary school principal you are still beholden to the Bishop or the priest) has waned. Catholicism is no longer a defining feature of being Irish and gone is the day when Irish and Catholic were so synonymous you were surprised if a Protestant person, or a Jewish person, called themselves Irish. People are adopting, as they are in most mature countries, a pick and mix attitude. I suggest that religion, which is a public, communal thing, has become what it most naturally is: tradition. Irish Catholicism is a way of marking rites of passage. The spiritual side is something apart from that, and there too is the pick and mix attitude of the Bible, sacraments, yoga, and meditation. But just as intriguing was the clearly diminishing influence of the local TD. Michael Healy-Rae came into the count centre when it was all over, the counted votes were taken to the holding centre in Cork and the returning officer was gone home. He had been holding clinics, he said. I asked him if he was out of sync or tune with the electorate and he said he was in tune with 42

per cent of them. As to the campaigning, well, he maintained, he only offered an opinion when he was asked. He was probably confused after his day of clinics, which is what delayed him coming to the count centre. So I reminded him of all the posters around Kenmare and Kilgarvan he was seen putting up. (Actually Michael is also on a video clip with “the lovely town of Killarney” in the background for the No campaign. I hadn’t known it then. He and his son, Jackie, the parliamentary secretary, were active with tweets.) But, to give him is due, on the scale of the Healy-Raes’ all-out effort when it comes to campaigns, this activity was probably only dipping their toes in the water. At any rate, either way, Michael Healy-Rae was not effective. He was not listened to either in Bonane or his own village of Kilgarvan or Kenmare. His brother was not listened to. Neither was John Brassil or Mark Daly, Cllr Michael Cahill or all the other “brave” men. Brendan Griffin can take no credit for simply cutely sitting on the fence with a leg on either side. Only Martin Ferris, Sinn Féin and Senator Ned Sullivan Fianna Fáil nailed their colours to the Yes side and both were at the count centre for much of the day. So what

does this tell us about politics? And who has moral authority now? Who will enter the vacuum? We are at a fork in the road, I would suggest. The last time there was such a fork in the road was again in the 1980s. You had two emerging political philosophies: the Greens and the Progressive Democrats. The PDs arrived in a storm of cleaning up corruption, capturing our imagination. But the underbelly of individualistic, naked ambition, nearer Boston than Berlin philosophy, won out. Much of it was a disaster for this country. Under the PD drive, our old universities followed the new NIHEs and were turned into factories for degrees, their old term times and methods changed. They became mass places of work and hedonism with no time or even room for thinking or debating and everyone got a degree. And I question to this day the kind of ethics taught. Ireland itself was turned into a 24/7 factory. The Greens are still around and their quiet philosophy has not only endured but prevailed globally. While commentators like Fintan O’Toole say the result is a simple reversal, it is not. The minority beaten down in 1983, and viciously attacked, was an emerging minority, that of the new Ireland. The minority which was beaten now is a receding minority, that of the old, power encrusted, fossilised Ireland. And while it will not go away and may always have undue voice and influence, it is receding. There was a lot to tell in that vote the last day. But, like TS Eliot in the Journey of the Magi, was it a birth or was it a death?

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Pres Girls Celebrate Achievements At Awards Night The students of St Brigid’s Secondary School celebrated their annual award ceremony last week in the school gym, which was packed to capacity with parents, students and staff. The audience was entertained by wonderful music and singing from the choir and music students including an amazing solo by Ora Mordant. Guest of honour was Moira Murrell, past pupil and CEO of Kerry County Council, who addressed the audience with her memories of the time she spent in St Brigid’s, emphasising the importance of education. She also encouraged the students to return and settle in Kerry after they have travelled the world, reminding them that there are wonderful job opportunities in the county. This year was the fourth year of the Ceist Award which is presented to students in 107 Ceist schools around the country. The award is a perpetual trophy and is awarded after a process of teacher nominations to a 6th year student who best reflects the core values of Ceist, namely promoting spiritual and human development, achieving quality in learning, showing respect for

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everyone, creating community and being just and responsible. This year the award was presented to Siobhán Burns. A special award was presented by Tom Tobin and Anthony O’Connor from Kerry Stars Special Olympics Club to Emma Quirke in recognition of her incredible contribution to Kerry Stars Special Olympics Club at the Castlerosse swimming club every Friday night. Following the presentation of most of the awards, a 6th year slide-show prepared by Mr Hughes entertained a captive audience. Principle Ms Moore then addressed the audience and congratulated each and every student on their contribution to the school in the past year. She also made special mention of those who work quietly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth running of St Brigid’s, with special mention of the office staff, canteen staff and the caretakers Kevin and Tim. The final award was the Orla Benson Memorial Award. Orla was a past pupil who died tragically in 1995. Since 1997 her family generously sponsor a bursary in her memory. Aaron Benson, Orla’s brother, presented the award to Ciara Carroll who received a standing ovation from both students and staff.

First year Presentation Cup Final winners Sarra Neher, Alicia Burke, Sophie Dennehy and Chloe Hue.

Siobhán Burns (winner of the CEIST Award 2018) with Mary Burns and Roisín Moore.

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Luke Casey who received with Bishop ó Súilleabháin Award fro outstanding achievement in Irish with Hugh Rudden (Deputy Principal), Seán Coffey (Principal) and his father Vincent Casey. Jack Galvin who received the St Brendan’s College Gold Medal for Academic Excellence and the Dr Mac Curtain Memorial Award for outstanding achievement in Maths and Physics with his parents Jerry and Nora, Seán Coffey (Principal) and Lorna Larkin (Chairperson Board of Management).

Adam Fleming who received the Parents Council Outstanding Achievement LCA Award with Noreen Mee (Chairperson Parents Council), Seán Coffey (Principal) and his parents Bríd and William.

Kevin D’Arcy who received the Bishop ó Súilleabháin Memorial Award for outstanding achievement in Irish with his grandmother Annie O’Donoghue, his parents Rory and Siobhán and (left) Lorna Larkin (Chairperson Board of Management) and Seán Coffey (Principal).

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Business Of The Week Slimming World Group Achieves Flagship Status A weight-loss expert in Killarney has won an award for the exceptional work she does in helping more than 200 people to lose weight at her local Slimming World groups. Sorcha, who runs the Tuesday and Thursday Slimming World groups every week, has achieved Flagship status because of her success in supporting slimmers to reach their dream weight and in recognition of the super service she provides to those members. The accolade is given to Slimming World consultants who support large numbers and who provide such exceptional service that members come back week after week. These members are losing weight beautifully and wouldn’t miss their weekly group for anything. It represents one of the highest levels of service in slimming and means Killarney is home to one of the best Slimming World Consultants in Ireland. “I am delighted to have received the ‘Flagship’ award,” Sorcha says. “I absolutely love my job and I think this is a wonderful honour to receive. I adore seeing my members every week and couldn’t think of a better position to be in. We help people to shed the misery of excess weight so that they can discover the real them inside and become the person that they always dreamed of being. It’s not just about looking different though, it’s about feeling happier, healthier and more confident too.

Seeing that transformation in people is what I love most about my job and I’m passionate about helping and supporting my members to change their lives by losing weight. “I’m the face of the Tuesday and Thursday Slimming World groups, but I’ll be sharing this award with our many members. They’re the ones who make the

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group the success it is, with their fabulous commitment, the wonderful support they give each other every week, and, above all, their impressive weight losses while following Slimming World’s Food Optimising eating plan. They make the group a fun, exciting place to be and I can safely say I always look forward to going to work. “The group has really put healthy weight loss on the map in Killarney. Together, members have lost an amazing 135 stone this month alone. Obesity is at record levels everywhere and with 57 per cent of adults in Killarney being affected, many people are suffering a range of weight-related health problems from diabetes to heart problems and feelings of low self-worth, things that impact on their working and personal lives every day. Struggling with being overweight affects so many of us and has an impact on our health and happiness. It’s never been more important for people to get support to make the changes needed to lead healthier lives for the good of the whole community.”

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Groups are Tuesdays in The Brehon at 9.30am, 11.30am, 5.30pm and 7.30pm or Thursdays in the Plaza Hotel at 9.30am or 11.30am. Pop along or give Sorcha a call on 086 8423317.

A record 5,500 volunteers took part in the Kerry County Clean-up last month which saw 8,000 bags of litter collected, the highest ever tally in the seven years in which the environmental and community initiative has existed. KWD Recycling and Kerry County Council have completed an analysis of the litter collected which revealed that single-use drinking containers were the most common item of litter retrieved from locations across the county, followed by sweet/chocolate wrappers. This year’s County Clean-up took place on Saturday, April 14, and the largest ever number of volunteers took part, as Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr John Sheahan explained: “The growing success of the initiative since it was established in 2012 is evident in the huge voluntary effort all over Kerry and the volume of litter retrieved is indicative of the larger numbers taking part. We need to continue to harness this voluntary spirit and ensure that more people take part in clean-ups like this in their areas more often. Tidy Towns groups are always looking for volunteers, or there may be potential for a new group like that in your area. I would like to thank the many volunteers who led the charge in their own areas and I want to acknowledge the work of KWD Recycling in collecting and disposing of the litter.” The Cathaoirleach paid tribute particularly to Kerry GAA, Kerry IFA and Kerry ICMSA and Chamber Alliances who mobilised their members all over Kerry to come out on the day and lend a hand. Noel O’Reilly of KWD Recycling said there was a strong commitment to the clean up all over Kerry with many individuals and groups getting involved for the first time. “Far more areas and roadsides were covered than usually which contributed to the large increase in the number of bags of litter,” he said. “We are sending certificates to all the groups that registered and sincere thanks to them for making such a wonderful effort.”

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Community College TY Students Graduate

Last Friday, transition year students graduated from Killarney Community College. The morning was delivered by TY co-ordinator Ms Kerri McCarthy who congratulated the TY class of 2018 on their many magnificent achievements throughout the year. Transition year students spoke about the highlights of the year including: The Apprentice Chef, making a film with artist and filmmaker Mieke Vanmechelen, completing their Bronze Gaisce President’s Award, going to the Ploughing Championships, completing their emergency first aid course with Sheilah Nolan, surfing at Inch Beach, involvement in the Business in the Community Programme in association with Marks & Spencers, and completing public speaking with Fair City actor Alan Devine. They spoke about learning new photography skills with Michéal O’Sullivan, and completing their car safety course with the Munster Driving Campus. They also recalled their involvement in the Jigsaw programme and the positive impact that it has on the school community. They spoke about the volunteer work that they completed in the community, fundraising for various organisations throughout the year such as Barnardos, SouthWest Counselling, The Irish Cancer Society and the Special Olympics. According to Ms Kerri McCarthy: “Transition year in the college was another huge success. Each year it’s evolving more and

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more. The students are excelling in all areas, both academic and extra-curricular. In particular this year our TY student Natalia Leane won the All-Ireland Apprentice Chef title. Graduation is a very proud day for parents, teachers and students in the college as we get to celebrate and acknowledge the many achievements and accolades received throughout the year.” Back: Lilith Rose Kenny, Karen O’Donoghue, Natalia Leane, Anthony Polyak, Paulina Kowalewska, Kelsey Somers, Paula Funes Genis, Patrick Dineen, Ms Kerri McCarthy (TY co-ordinator) and Stella Loughnane (acting principal). Front: Vera Scheffer, Karolina Gunia, Orlaith Murphy, Laurel O’Neill, Emma Lynch and Lucia Delgado.

• First Aid Certificate • Bronze Gaisce President’s Award Certificate • Young Social Innovators • FAI Coaching Certificate • Sign Language Certificate • Rowing Certificate • Business in the Community Cert – active participation in the skills at work programme • Driver Safety Programme Certificate • Aware - Live life to the full Skills Course with Dolores O’Riordan • Public Speaking certificate from Alan Devine

A special part of the morning included Special Certificates given for the following categories: • Commitment and Dedication Award 2018 – Karen O’Donoghue. • TY Student of the Year 2018 was awarded to Karolina Gunia.

Soroptimist

Killarney Soroptimist Club presented cheques for €1950 euro each to Down Syndrome Kerry and Killarney Community Services following their annual Pancake/ Coffee Morning fundraising event. Front from left are Kevin and Cathal Griffin, Down Syndrome Kerry, Teresa Irwin, Soroptimist Ireland National President, Emer Moynihan, Killarney Soroptimist President, Trinette Larkin and Pearl O’Connell, Killarney Community Services. Back from left are Patricia Griffin, Catherine McMullin, Anne Wrenn, Mona Looney, Eileen Foley, Kathleen Keane, Clair Bowler, Frankie McMahon and Noeleen O’Sullivan. From left are Teresa Irwin, Soroptimist Ireland National President, Kevin Griffin, Down Syndrome Kerry, Emer Moynihan, Killarney Soroptimist President, Cathal Griffin and Patricia Griffin, Down Syndrome Kerry.

Seated: Clair Bowler, Elizabeth McCarthy (founder member), Killarney Soroptimists President Emer Moynihan, Catherine Gleeson, Soroptimist International Republic of Ireland National President Teresa Irwin, Anne Wrenn and Peggy Reichert. Standing: Frankie McMahon, Kathleen Keane, Noeleen O’Sullivan, Bridie Brosnan, Eileen Foley, Catherine McMullin, Ann O’Connor and Mona Looney. Pics: Eamonn Keogh.

Soroptimist International Republic of Ireland National President Teresa Irwin, Killarney Soroptimists founder member Elizabeth McCarthy and Killarney Soroptimists president Emer Moynihan.

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An Irish Wedding For Pretty Little Liars Star Sasha Pieterse

Sasha Pieterse married her fiancé Hudson Sheaffer in Ireland last weekend. The actress, who rose to fame on Pretty Little Liars, tied the knot at the Castle Leslie Estate on Sunday. People magazine have confirmed that the bride wore a custom Christian Siriano gown on her big day, and a necklace from XIV Karats and Zadig & Voltaire bracelets. The couple got engaged in 2015, and have previously spent time in Dublin. During their trip to the capital, the pair were seen partying at popular celebrity hotspot Xico on Baggot Street. Before the couple got married at Castle Leslie, the wedding party spent some time in Dublin, where they were spotted partying at 37 Dawson Street and House. The happy couple also invited some Irish friends to their wedding, including Xico manager Jack Brennan. Jack shared a photo of the Castle Leslie grounds on his Instagram story. The actress’ bridesmaid Jai also shared some photos on her Instagram, including a photo of her and Sasha the night before she got married. On her Instagram story, she posted photos and videos from Sasha’s big day, including a glimpse of her bridesmaid dress.

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Kylie Minogue Turns 50

Neville Longbottom Is Married! Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis posts wedding photo with Angela Jones

Kylie Minogue poses naked with a diamond-encrusted guitar for sizzling birthday snap as she turns 50. With only a diamond-encrusted guitar to protect her modesty, it’s a photo most of us wouldn’t consider posing for at 50 – never mind posting online for millions to see. But that’s just how Kylie Minogue marked her 50th birthday on Monday, uploading the picture on her Instagram account a few minutes after midnight, along with the caption: ‘And so a new decade begins. How thankful I am for the opportunities life has afforded me. 50 … Let’s go!’ d up Kylie love w GQ with her ne beau, executive ons Paul Solom

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He’s famed for playing hapless yet lovable character Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter film franchise. But it seems actor Matthew Lewis’ is far luckier in the romance department than his bumbling alter-ego since the actor has revealed he’s married his girlfriend, American lifestyle blogger Angela Jones, over the weekend. The British star shared a photo from his wedding day on Instagram on Monday, entitled ‘GBUS’, showing his events planner wife in a stunning white lace dress.

Legendary Home and Away Actress Dies Aged 77

Baby Joy For Cher Lloyd Cher Lloyd has welcomed her first child with husband Craig Monk. The singer, who rose to fame on The X Factor, gave birth to a baby girl – who she’s named Delilah Rae.

Legendary Home and Away star Cornelia Frances has sadly passed away at the age of 77. The actress, who played Morag Bellingham in the hit Australian soap on-and-off for 30 years, has died after a battle with cancer. According to Australia’s Daily Telegraph, Cornelia died at home on Monday, and was surrounded by her family and friends. She was diagnosed with bladder cancer last year, and it eventually spread to her hip. The actress was best known for her role as Alf Stewart’s legal eagle sister Morag, who first appeared on the show in 1988.

She played the role until 1993, and then returned as a recurring character from 2001.

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Health & Wellness The Focus Kerry BEO Event With over 300 people in attendance, guests enjoyed a day filled with informative talks and events focusing on health and wellness with advice for inspiring, motivating and encouraging self-care for the mind, body and soul. Speakers at the event included Irish Radio and Television personality Síle Seoige, fitness expert Leanne Moore and Spin 103.8 Entertainment Editor Georgie Crawford. Guests were welcomed with an array of healthy options including Cranberry, Pistachio and Lemon granola bars, yogurt pots with blueberry, mango and almond flakes. They also sipped on Virgin Bloody Marys. Right: Annemarie Scally, Síle Seoige, Doireann Garrihy and Claire Scally.

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Elaine And Aoife Off To Uganda Solemn Novena On Sunday, June 10, Killarney locals Elaine Doonan and Aoife Cooper will host a coffee morning in the Muckross Community centre from 10am to 12.30pm. Aoife (a physiotherapist) and Elaine (a nurse) will be volunteering this coming October in Uganda with the wonderful organisation Nurture Africa. Nurture Africa is an Irish-founded non-government organisation that works in Uganda with a focus on healthcare, education, child protection, gender equality and economic empowerment. 95 cent of every euro raised goes directly towards project costs in Uganda. This allows for the free treatment and care of HIV infected children and their parents. They also provide free primary healthcare treatment to vulnerable children for deadly but curable illnesses such as malaria, pneumonia, TB and measles. Sustainable livelihood projects provide financial management and business training and micro-finance loans to allow families work their way out of poverty. The Child rights project, meanwhile, ensures any child that is verbally, physically or sexually abused has the right to justice. It will be a morning of delicious coffee, cakes, raffle

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prizes, along with entertainment from the Killarney School of Music. All money raised will go directly towards fundraising efforts for the charity. Your support will be greatly appreciated on the day!

Novena masses will take place in honour of St Anthony at the Franciscan Friary from Monday, June 4 to Wednesday, June 13. There will be masses on Monday to Saturday at 10am and 7pm. Sunday mass will take place at 11.30am. There will be a Student Mass on Tuesday, June 5 at 7pm and Reconciliation Services on Wednesday, June 6 at 10am and 7pm. There will be a Blessing of Expectant Mothers on Sunday, June 10 after 11.30am and later, at 6pm, there will be a Healing Service and Adoration. For the Feast of St Anthony on June 13, there will be masses with a Blessing of the Lilies at 10am and 7pm, as well as a Blessing of the Children at 4pm.

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Some CervicalCheck Victims Yet To Receive Support One of the 209 women affected by the CervicalCheck controversy will not get to meet a liaison officer to discuss what support services she needs for another two weeks. Fianna Fáil’s health spokesperson Stephen Donnelly raised the woman’s case during Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil today. He said it’s unacceptable that the woman will only get to meet the liaison officer two months after the story first broke, adding that she is not the only person in this situation. The CervicalCheck controversy came into the public eye last month when Vicky Phelan, whose cervical cancer is also terminal, settled a High Court action against the HSE and Clinical Pathology Laboratories for €2.5 million over incorrect smear test results from 2011. At least 18 women wrongly given the all clear following their smear tests have since died. Health Minister Simon Harris has launched an inquiry into the controversy.

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Carbery Makes Switch From Leinster To Munster

Joey Carbery says his decision to move to Munster was arrived at after a few sleepless nights and was motivated by the desire to play more regularly at out-half. Carbery’s switch to Munster was confirmed this afternoon after weeks of speculation about his future. The IRFU and the national team management were known to be keen for Carbery to move elsewhere in order to get more games at fly-half ahead of the 2019 World Cup, where he is the presumed sec-

ond choice in the position. The Athy fly-half told RTÉ Sport’s Michael Corcoran that he experienced a hectic couple of weeks as he tossed over in his head the possibility of a move. “It’s been a tough couple of weeks. There’s been a lot of things going, with the magnitude of the games and this decision in my head as well,” he said. “I’ve come to the decision purely based on rugby. I want to go down there and get the opportunity to be playing at 10 a lot more. I know that if I can get into the rhythm of games, I know how good I can be so I’m really excited for the opportunity. I’m going down to a great team with a great set of coaches. “It’s been tough. Leaving my friends and family and the things I’m comfortable in. But I’ve made this decision purely based on rugby and I’m a professional rugby player. So I’ve got to do what’s best for my rugby and I know things can be great down there. I’m really excited about the group I’m going into.”

Food delivery service Ele. me, owned by Alibaba, has been given permission by the authorities to deliver takeaways by drone along 17 routes in Shanghai’s Jinshan Industrial Park. The newly approved routes cover a 22.4 sq mile (58 sq km) area of the park. Customers will get deliveries within 20 minutes of orders being placed from 100 different restaurants operating in the industrial park. The South China Morning Post reports that the drones will operate only between two fixed locations for each route. Staff

at the start point will collect orders and place them into the cargo hold of the drone. Staff at the delivery locations will pick up and deliver the meals to customers at their addresses. Ele.me said the drone deliveries would substantially reduce its operating costs, compared with regular road deliveries. The firm first trialled drone deliveries in September last year with the E7 drone model, which it says can carry up to six kilos of food and fly as far as 12.4 miles (20km) at a maximum speed of 40mph (65km/h).

Trump To Block German China Set For Food Carmakers From US Market Delivery Drones

President Donald Trump is hoping to block German luxury carmakers from the US market, according to an exclusive report by German magazine WirtschaftsWoche. Citing several unnamed US and European diplomats, the weekly business magazine reported that Trump told French President Emmanuel Macron last month he would maintain his trade policy with the aim of stopping Mercedes-Benz models from driving down Fifth Avenue in New York. The report didn’t give any further details on what policies would be used to effectively ban the premium carmakers. The report comes less than two weeks after the US Department of Commerce launched an investigation into automobile imports to determine whether

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they “threaten to impair the national security” of the US. That could lead to tariffs of up to 25% on the same “national security” grounds used to impose metal imports charges in March. Europe’s autos sector was trading lower shortly after the report was published Thursday, with German automakers leading the losses during mid-morning deals. Shares of Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen were all trading off around 1% on the news.

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Heavy Rain On The Way Bad news for sun-seekers hoping for more fine weather: Met Éireann have issued a rainfall warning. After basking in sunshine all week, it could be time to swap your sunnies for a raincoat as the national forecaster has warned that we could expect up to 50mm in a short space of time. At time of going to print, the Status Yellow warning is in

place between midday and 10pm today. They said in a statement on their website: “High intensity rainfall amounts in scattered thunderstorms during Friday, leading to spot flooding. As much as 50mm possible in a short time.” Despite the wet weather, we’re still set to enjoy sizzling temperatures this evening and over the long weekend.

Zidane Quits Real Madrid In Shock Announcement ABC announced on Tuesday that it would cancel the hit sitcom Roseanne following “abhorrent” comments from the show’s star, Roseanne Barr, who had compared former Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett to an ape. Just an hour later, Barr’s talent agency ICM Partners dropped her as a client, the firm confirmed to CNBC. Barr’s swift downfall comes after a year of successes, including record ratings for her show’s debut and a congratulatory call from the president. Throughout, however, Barr has attracted criticism for her use of social media to provoke, attack, and spread conspiracy theories. “Roseanne’s Twitter statement

is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show,” Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement Tuesday. In a since-deleted tweet, Barr said of Jarrett: “muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby=vj.” Critics immediately slammed Barr’s remark as racist. Likening black people to apes is an attack commonly used by racists. The Muslim Brotherhood, meanwhile, is an Islamist political group. Barr had apologized for her comments earlier in the day and said she would be refraining from using her Twitter account, which was still live at the time of publication.

In a shock move, manager Zinedine Zidane has walked away from Real Madrid just five days after winning a third consecutive Champions League. The Frenchman announced his decision at the Valdebebas training ground on Thursday afternoon, insisting he and the club needed a change and admitting he was not convinced Real would continue winning if he remained in charge. The club’s president, Florentino Pérez, described it as a “sad day” and said the decision was “totally unexpected”. Zidane would not say exactly when he made the decision to depart. Pérez said Zidane had communicated his decision on Wednesday and a press conference was hurriedly called on Thursday morning. At the same time the players were informed of the decision by text message. Zidane said he had spoken to the Real captain, Sergio Ramos, and he would speak to the other club captains, Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcelo, in due

course. He said he had no plans to manage another club but was not tired of coaching. Real did not say anything about a successor but Mauricio Pochettino is among those they have long identified as candidates. Ex-Arsenal boss Arsène Wenger is also one of the bookies’ favourites for the job.

Body Of Long Lost WWII Pilot Found In Hawaii US military officials have identified the remains recovered from a crash site on the Hawaiian island of Oahu as a long lost World War Two aviator. Navy Reserve Ensign Harold P DeMoss crashed in 1945 during a training exercise near Kahuku Point. Due to the remoteness of the site, his remains were only found in 2016 after petitioning from Mr DeMoss’ family. Mr DeMoss’ remains will return to his family in Tennessee after more than 70 years. Judy Ivey, Mr DeMoss’ niece, told the Honolulu

Star Advertiser that officials confirmed the identity of the remains earlier this month. While conducting an F6F3 Hellcat training flight on 23 June, 1945, Mr DeMoss became separated from the rest of the planes in cloud cover over mountainous terrain. The military located the crashed and burning plane the next day, but a search party at the time buried unidentified remains and did not recover Mr DeMoss, according to the Star Advertiser newspaper.

“Dead” Journalist Turns Up At Press Conference Authorities in Ukraine have been sharply criticised for faking the murder of a Russian dissident journalist in Kiev. An official from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) said Ukraine was spreading “false information”. Reporters Without Borders said it was “part of an information war”. Ukraine said it had acted to foil a Russian plot to kill Arkady Babchenko. Moscow said it was a provocation. Babchenko, a 41-year-old critic of the Kremlin, sprang a major surprise when he

arrived at a press conference in Kiev on Wednesday - the day after he was reported dead. The head of Ukraine’s security service, Vasyl Hrytsak, said an elaborate sting operation had been set up to catch hitmen paid by Russian forces. Police reported making one arrest. Relations between Kiev and Moscow have been tense since Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014 and was accused of covertly backing rebels in the bloody conflict in eastern Ukraine.

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Review: James Bay – Electric Light It takes a brave artist to completely change the sound which made them so successful in the first place, just ask U2 who morphed their sound completely for the Achtung Baby album. Three years ago with the release of his debut Chaos and the Calm James Bay emerged as one of the most talented singer/ songwriters out there with hits like Hold Back The River and Let It Go proving to be staples on Radio play-

lists, fast forward three years and the “difficult second album” finally gets released with a radical new sound. Even though the album owes more to Frank Ocean-esque synths than the guitar sounds that made him famous, the song writing is as strong as ever which is clearly evident on the stand out tracks Us and the first single Wild Love. Electric light is out now to buy on iTunes or to Stream on Apple Music & Spotify.

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Released In 2015, The Intern is definitely up there with some of Nancy Myers’ best work. It follows a retired 70-year-old widower, Ben (played by Robert De Niro), who is bored with retired life. He applies to a be a senior intern at an online fashion retailer and gets the position. The founder of the

company is Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), a tireless, driven, demanding, dynamic workaholic. Ben is made her intern, but this is a nominal role - she doesn’t intend to give him work and it is just window dressing. However, Ben proves to be quite useful and, more than that, a source of support and wisdom.

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June 1st, Fri 22:35 The guests on Graham’s sofa are Ethan Hawke, who stars in First Reformed, Toni Collette, starring in Hereditary, and Aidan Turner, who is in the West End with The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Jo Brand talks about her new film The More You Ignore Me. Plus music from Liam Payne, who performs Familiar.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo RTÉ Two| June 1st, 21:35

(2011, Detective/Thriller) A disgraced journalist is approached by an industrialist to investigate the 40-year unsolved murder of his grand-niece. The reporter enlists the aid of a mysterious computer hacker with a traumatic past to help crack the case, but they uncover a complex web of corruption and conspiracy. David Fincher’s remake of the Swedish thriller, starring Daniel Craig, Rooney Mara and Christopher Plummer.

International Soccer Friendly RTÉ One| June 2nd, 22:30

Republic of Ireland v USA. Darragh Maloney presents highlights of the friendly encounter at Aviva Stadium.

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Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb RTÉ One

June 2nd, 19:05 (2014, Comedy) Nightwatchman Larry notices that the living exhibits of his museum are behaving strangely. He discovers that the magical artefact that brings them to life is damaged, so he and his friends travel to London’s Natural History Museum to find a way to restore it. Fantasy comedy sequel, starring Ben Stiller, Rebel Wilson and Robin Williams in his final film role.

Britain’s Got Talent Final TV3

June 3rd, 19:30 Declan Donnelly hosts the live final of the nationwide talent search as the 12th series draws to a climax. A wide variety of acts have stepped in front of judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams eager to impress, and tonight the last remaining contestants will be putting in one last performance to earn the votes of the viewing public and get the chance to be crowned champion, win £250,000 and take to the stage in a coveted slot at this year’s Royal Variety Performance. Last in the series.

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the INEC. The smash hit Broadway and West End show features X-Factor’s Lucy Jones, BBC EastEnders’ Rita Simons, and Bill Ward, star of ITV’s Coronation Street and Emmerdale. Legally Blonde: The Musical is an all-singing, all-dancing romantic comedy, a funfilled, feel-good pink fest. Daniel O’Donnell plays his only summer concerts in Ireland in the INEC from August 1419. The international dancing phenomenon Riverdance returns to the INEC Killarney from September 12-16. For over two decades, nothing has carried the energy, the sensuality and the spectacle of Riverdance and we are delighted to welcome it back to Killarney for a limited run. With fresh air aplenty, acres of National Park to run wild in and all the nature you can possibly imagine, Killarney is a kid’s paradise. The team at The Gleneagle Hotel roll out the red carpet for families, from family-friendly dining options to one of the best hotel leisure centres in the country. They offer a selection of

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With holiday season fast upon us, many will be taking to the skies, taking in a trip abroad. Consumers who have booked a flight have significant rights and entitlements in the event that their travel plans are disrupted. EU legislation introduced in 2005 outlines passengers rights and entitlements in relation to flight cancellations, delays and instances of denied boarding. This applies to all passengers departing from Airports within the European and EEA Areas and in addition applies to passengers departing from third countries i.e. provided the flights arrive into Airport situated in EU/EEA.

In the event of flights being delayed for a period exceeding certain time limits, air carriers are obliged to provide information about entitlements and a minimum level of care and assistance as you wait. For short haul flights i.e. less than 1500 km the delay must be more than two hours for flights within the EU exceeding 1500 km and all other flights between 1500 and 3500 km the delay must be more than three hours, for other flights the delay must be more than four hours. When a flight delay exceeds the above, meals and refreshments as appropriate must be provided, hotel accommodation must be provided when an overnight stay becomes necessary and two free telephone calls, emails or faxes should be provided. If an airline is unable to provide this, receipts should be kept and this can be claimed back thereafter. In the event of excessively long delays you will be entitled to reimbursement of the full cost of ticket. In the event of a flight being cancelled, again you are entitled to a

full refund of the cost of the unused flight ticket and entitled to rerouting to final destination under comparable transport conditions. Whether or not you are entitled to financial compensation for a flight cancellation, depends on how much notice you will receive. Sometimes airlines can overbook flights and in this instance air carriers may ask for volunteers to take an alternative flight in exchange for benefits such as financial compensation. If too few volunteers are forthcoming the airline will deny boarding to some passengers. In this instance, entitlements are the same as if the flight had been cancelled. If you are denied boarding due to some defect in your travel documentation and failure to provide enough time to complete check-in security etc, this would be deemed to be the consumers own responsibility and a breach of contract by the consumers themselves and they will not be entitled to any entitlements. Significant time limits apply in respect of making the appropriate claim and independent legal advice should be sought as soon as possible. The above is a discussion piece only and does not purport to be legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. In respect of any specific circumstances, you should consult your solicitor to obtain specific legal advice and Terence F. Casey & Company do not accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions herein.

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Be Safe In The Sun Skin cancer is the most common cancer in men in Ireland. 1 in every 8 men will get skin cancer in their lifetime. UV radiation from the sun’s rays or sunbeds cause: Non-melanoma skin cancer (the most common kind). Melanoma skin cancer, which is more serious but not as common. But the good news is that while it is the most common cancer, it is also one of the most preventable. Almost all cases are caused by ultraviolet rays from the sun and can be prevented. You don’t have to get sunburnt to get skin cancer (but it does help). The reality is that skin cancer can be caused by regular exposure to the sun over a long period of time. And that includes Irish weather. Getting a little bit of sun every day can add up without you realising it. Even on cool cloudy days the level of UV radiation can be high enough to damage your skin cells. This damage can lead to skin cancer. If you spend time outdoors, be sensible. Follow the SunSmart Code and not just on our rare sunny days. The code includes covering up, seeking shade, the use of sunglasses and wearing sunscreen.

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Many sports such as hurling, football, tennis, golf, surfing and triathlons are most popular between April and September when UV levels are higher. It is easy to get sun damage (sunburn and tanning) during sporting and outdoor events. Whether participating in sport or just watching a game, it is important to follow the SunSmart Code especially when you are spending hours outside in the sun. To find out how SunSmart you need to be before spending time outdoors, see the UV Index. The UV Index tells you how strong the UV radiation level is on any given day. By finding out what the UV Index is in your area you can make sure to take whatever action is needed to reduce your risk of skin cancer.

Who needs to take extra care?

All men are at risk of getting skin cancer, but you need to take extra care if you have: • Pale or freckled skin that does not tan or burns

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Is Gardening Really Garden Magic A Healthy Pastime? Words: Debby Looney

Gardening is great for your health. I am not a doctor, or in the health profession in any way, but this is a short, simple, statement which at first glance seems true. I think everyone would agree that gardening is a form of exercise. It certainly is tiring and works all the muscles! And it is also an inarguably wonderful way to relax. However! I meet many people who “break their backs” after a day in the garden. Or who are “wrecked”, “exhausted”, or “dying”… These do not sound like the comments of those who are gardening for their health! Also many people find gardening impossible due to arthritis, genuine back or knee problems, and age-related difficulties. Gardening, like any exercise, can cause injuries if done incorrectly or, dare I say it, foolishly! Raking and hoeing can be prime

examples of foolish gardening. How many of us (and I include myself here) have stood, rake in hand, wondering how far it will reach? Then thrown it away from ourselves, bending as far forward as possible while holding the tip of the handle, and be chuffed that we can ‘rake’ a piece of land which is practically in the neighbours garden? This, let me advise you, is not good for the back, legs or garden. Raking and hoeing should be done in small, short motions, while standing upright and holding the tool in a comfortable grip at the top and in the middle of the handle. Digging, likewise, is not an exercise in testing the strength of the handle while levering a clod of earth out. We do not have to take out a spade’s depth every time we put the spade into the ground! It can be done in a few attempts…

I know that it is difficult to accept limitations, but I feel very strongly about making life easier where possible. For example, raised kneelers are a gift. For those with bad knees or backs, they are the ideal solution. Not kneeling directly on the ground is much more comfortable for your lower back. It puts less strain on it when bending forward, and, if the kneeler comes equipped with handles, lowering yourself and getting up again is not too much effort. Also there are lighter tools available these days. Kent and Stowe have a thirty percent lighter range. I have tried some of these tools and they have not compromised on strength or quality. Something as simple as a pair of quality gloves can make all the difference when it comes to blisters. I find polyurethane coated gloves more comfortable and cool than leather or other work gloves. In

Support Groups 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 in St Claire’s, Vincent De Paul Building, Tesco Car Park, Beech Road, Killarney. Contact 086-8616001. MS SUPPORT GROUP A support group for people with MS meets every Wednesday 9.30am to 1pm, at MS Meeting Rooms, Cheshire Homes Killarney. SUICIDE PREVENTION HELPLINES Console 1Life Suicide Freefone 1800247100, centre in Tralee 066 7129700 web: www.console.ie, Text HELP to 51444, 24-hour; Samaritans 1850609090 or freephone 116123; Pieta House, free counselling, 066-7163660 www.pieta.ie; South West Counselling Centre, Killarney, free suicide prevention and bereavement counselling, 0646636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. This column is available to clubs and SUPPORT groups to promote upcoming fundraising events, agms etc. To guarantee publication an administration charge OF €10 will apply. Please contact 064 6632215 for more details. DEADLINE FOR EVENT INFO IS TUESDAY 5.30PM

my experience, “gardening gloves” for ladies are often more about design than performance! So, is gardening really a healthy pastime? Of course it is! Just accept your abilities and maybe scale down. Do simple stretches before and after working in the garden (ask a health professional for advice) as many activities such as weeding require long periods of the same posture. Use any aids which are available. Make sure you practice mindfulness. Be in the moment. I advise this in two ways. Firstly, be aware of your posture and what you are doing. Secondly, take the time to appreciate all you have done and the beauty of nature. And my last piece of health advice: do not forget the sun lotion!

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Dieselgate Ripples Spread Porsche has announced it will recall nearly 60,000 units of the Macan and Cayenne SUVs in Europe – at the insistence of Germany’s automotive regulatory body, the KBA – as penance for the brand’s involvement in the ‘Dieselgate’ scandal. According to German a news outlet, Porsche is contacting owners of nearly 53,000 Macans and nearly 8,000 Cayennes powered respectively by 3.0-litre V6 diesels and 4.2-litre V8 diesels, each engine installed with illegal engine-management functions. Auditors for the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) in Germany had found five ‘defeat devices’ in the Macan’s engine-man-

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Citroen WRC Drops Meeke After Too Many Crashes Citroen’s WRC team has axed Kris Meeke and co-driver Paul Nagle because the pair have been involved in an “excessively high number of crashes”. A statement released by the team said some of the crashes “could have had serious consequences with regard to the crew’s safety, and given that the risks involved were unjustified by the sporting stakes at play, Citroen Racing WRT has decided to terminate the participation of Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle in the 2018 WRC.” The news came less than a week after a particularly heavy accident at Rally Portugal landing Meeke in hospital for a few hours when the pair had nothing to gain. The Citroen DS3 has had improved performance of late that will make the vacated seat appealing to other drivers making room in other teams for 2019. The Hyundai and Toyota World Rally Championship teams have both expressed interest in signing Meeke. His chances of finding a way back into the WRC this season are remote, but there could be openings for 2019 when the driver market starts to move at the end of this season. Hyundai’s Alain Penasse said he thought Meeke still had plenty to offer in the WRC. Prior to news of Meeke’s departure, Toyota team principal Tommi Makinen said he would be interested in talking to Meeke about a potential future deal.

Redemption For Ricciardo In Monaco Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo nursed his ailing Red Bull to a remarkable victory in the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday and with it earned redemption for his 2016 heartbreak in the famous race. Ricciardo held off Sebastian Vettel for Ferrari and title leader Lewis Hamilton in his Mercedes, despite suffering a loss of power just before halfway in the 78-lap race on the testing street circuit. It was reward after his 2016 disappointment in Monaco when a late pit stop error cost him certain victory and left him devastated.

Vettel closed the gap in the standings to Hamilton to just 14 points after six rounds of the championship, with Ricciardo 24 points further adrift in third. Kimi Raikkonen finished fourth in the second Ferrari, with Hamilton’s teammate Valtteri Bottas in fifth. Attention now turns to the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal in two weeks time, with three drivers, Ricciardo, Vettel and Hamilton on two wins apiece this season and duelling it out for the world title. Both Hamilton and Vettel are seeking a fifth world championship crown with Ricciardo hoping for his first in an improving team.

Jaguar Can Beat Tesla’s Ludicrous Mode… But Chose Not To Jaguar says it decided not to be drawn into an acceleration race with Tesla with its first EV, the I-PACE. Tesla’s Model S and Model X EVs have made headlines with their hard-core ‘ludicrous’ launch mode which generates supercar-beating acceleration. But Jaguar has resisted the temptation, insiders say. Jaguar I-PACE’s engineering manager, Dave Shaw,said that the I-PACE could have easily overthrow the Tesla Model X as the fastest accelerating SUV in the world if that was the objective - but the priority was drivability and reliability. “We weren’t looking for bragging rights, deliberately not… No,” Shaw said during this week’s Jaguar I-PACE launch in Portugal. “It certainly wasn’t because we couldn’t… It’s because we didn’t want to. We chose not to,” he stated. The first serious EV rival from a mainstream luxury car maker, I-PACE is treading carefully. It’s likely that upcoming EV SUV competitors such as the Audi e-tron and Mercedes-Benz EQ C will tread a similar path.

Communions

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Ellen Allman (Faha National School) who made her First Communion recently with brother Breandรกn and parents Brendan and Eileen. Pic: Lovestory.

Tim and Tiffany Scannell with sons Cillian, Jake and Lachlan (Listry). Pic: Lovestory.

Mark Fleming celebrating his Communion in the Malton. Pic: KHD Photography.

Michael and Mary Moynihan with daughters Shauna and Michelle (Fossa School) who made her First Communion recently. Pic: Lovestory.

Damion and Samantha Clerking with son Sam and daughter Lucy (Fossa National School). Pic: Lovestory.

Deirbhile Purcell (Anabla NS) who celebrated her First Holy Communion on May 26. Pictured at KiIlarney House & Gardens.

Makaela Curtin (Gneeveguilla) who received her First Holy Communion on May 19.

Eilis Tagney (Faha National School) on her First Communion day with brother Paddy and parents Ger and Liz. Pic: Lovestory.

Communions

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Megan Gosney (Faha National School) who made her First Communion last Saturday in Listry. Pic: Lovestory. Aoife Mullins celebrates her First Holy Communion in Killarney with her family. Michelle McCarthy from Leam, Gneeveguilla who made her First Holy Communion last Saturday in Gneeveguilla Church.

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Bikers Breffni Ingerton, Dave Hackshall, Paul Murphy, David McPherson and Michael Thompson pictured at the Black Valley Killarney for the opening of the 12th Ireland BikeFest. The festival will see bike riders from all over the world descending on Killarney for the annual festival featuring bike ride-outs, rock music festival, bike parade and a dog show. With fun for all ages and the latest machines on display, its a must-see for all biking enthusiasts. More information on www.irelandbikefest.com. Pic: Don MacMonagle.

Deck The Halls Win Best Dressed Stall

Congratulations to Liam, Tom and everyone in Deck the Halls in Killarney on winning the Best Dressed Stall at the Summer Wedding Expo which was held in the INEC on May 20. The guys also designed and styled the catwalk for the fashion show during the Expo. Liam O’Rourke, the main man down at Deck The Halls, told us: “We are delighted to be recognised after the work we put in to making the weddings we work for that extra bit unique and special. The majority of our items are handmade in the shop, making them unique to Deck the Halls. We’re delighted that the judges were very impressed with our handmade wooden features, like our log candle holders and our engraved personalised coasters for weddings.” All items used for the stall are available to rent at deckthehalls.ie

Mass Killarney Parish Administrator Fr Kieran O’Brien with couples who were celebrating a special wedding anniversary at the jubilee wedding anniversary mass in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney on Saturday evening. Two couples, Seán and Bernie O’Connor (Lissivigeen) and Jerry and Frances Looney (Woodlawn) were celebrating 60 years of marriage while other couples were celebrating 50, 40, 30 and 25 years. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

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Apply with CV to: info@no52highstreet.com No.52 High Street, Killarney. t+353 64 66 27497

NOW RECRUITING AN

Accommodation Assistant – Weekends only

Turndown Assistant

Part-time and Full-time Chef required

Apply to 087-2608508

This role is part time permanent. Experience and a Good command of English is essential for this role. Excellent access to Training and career progression for the successful candidate.

Accommodation Assistant Please send cv’s to: bbrennan@aghadoeheights.com

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SUMMER STAFF

We are looking for part-time summer staff for our busy shop in Avoca Moll’s Gap. Some experience in a similar role would be preferred, but not essential. Does this sound like the job for you?

If so, please send your CV to: oleary-eileen@avoca.com

Responsible for general warehouse duties Experience in picking and packing beneficial Must be motivated and a good team player

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Sneem Hotel are now recruiting for a

FULL TIME ACCOUNTANT A client of ours based in Killarney seeks a Full-time Accounting Technician/Bookkeeper in their Finance Department. The successful candidate must be reliable, have excellent attention to detail, be proficient in SAGE and Excel and will possess the ability to work as part of a team. The position is for immediate start and C.V.’s should be forwarded by email only directly to us at info@ockt.ie to be received no later than Friday 8th June.

JUNIOR SOUS CHEF SENIOR RECEPTIONIST FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANTS Applicants applying need experience of at least one year or more in a similar positions Please send CVS for the attention of nicoladuggan@sneemhotel.com or post to Sneem Hotel, Golden’s Cove, Sneem, Co. Kerry

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Upper Park Road Killarney (behind Daly’s Supervalu)

Hairdresser

Unique opportunity to acquire a station in Ruby Tuesday Hair Salon, Park Road Expressions of interest to 087 2608508

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

Food & Beverage Assistants & Bar Staff For Brasserie & Restaurant Dining

The ideal candidate will possess the following: • Must have minimum of 1 years’ experience in 3 / 4 star hotel • Fluency in English • Genuine interest in the hospitality industry • Friendly personality and a team player • Ideally have cocktail making experience • Be flexible and understanding of the scheduling needs of a busy hotel

To apply for a position please send your cover letter & C.V for the attention of: Ivor Woods – Food & Beverage Manager E:ivor@killarneyheights.ie

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

Accommodation Assistants

The ideal candidate will possess the following: • Must have previous experience in a comparable role in a 4 star hotel • Fluency in English • Excellent communication skills and team player • Have attention to detail and deliver a high standard of service and hygiene To apply for a position please send your cover letter & C.V. for the attention of: Catriona – Accommodation Manager E: info@killarneyheights.ie

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Upper Park Road Killarney (behind Daly’s Supervalu)

We are currently recruiting for the following position

Hairdresser DELIVERY DRIVER Unique opportunity to acquire a station

WITH IMMEDIATE START

• FULL CLEAN B DRIVING LICENSE REQUIRED

in Ruby Tuesday Hair Salon, • FLUENT ENGLISH IS Park Road

ESSENTIAL FOR THIS POSITION

APPLY IN PERSON TO:Expressions

of interest to 087 2608508 Apply with CV, FAO: Anthony, O’Shea’s Fruit & Veg, Woodland’s Industrial Estate, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

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In Memoriam

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

01.06.18

12TH ANNIVERSARY

25TH ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY

BROSNAN

FALVEY

O’DONOGHUE CULLOTY

O’LEARY

In loving memory of Mary O’Leary Late of Bishop’s Farm, Ballycasheen, Killarney, and formerly of Artigallivan, Headford, Co. Kerry, Who passed away peacefully on 3rd June 2017. On the first anniversary of Mary’s passing her husband Danny, the O’Leary and O’Sullivan Families would like to express their deepest gratitude to all our neighbours and friends who sympathised, called to the house, attended the funeral mass and to those who sent cards and messages of sympathy. Your support and kindness has been greatly appreciated. A sincere thank you to the doctors and staff of Park Medical Practice who were most helpful during Mary’s illness. To the Carers who cared for Mary with such kindness and sensitivity and who saw to her every need. Thank you to O’Shea’s undertakers for their kindness and professionalism.

(NEE MCCARTHY)

In loving memory of Dan Brosnan Late of Rockfield, Faha Who died on 2nd June 2006.

In loving memory of Danny Falvey Falshéa House,Tralee Road, Killarney Who died on the 6th June, 1993

Remember him with a smile today, He wasn’t one for tears, Reflect instead on memories, Of all the happy years, Recall to mind the way he spoke, And all the things he said, His strength, his wisdom, The way he was, Remember them instead.

Our lives go on without you, But nothing is the same, We have to hide our heartache, When someone speaks your name.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by your father Gerard, and brothers TJ and Junior x Anniversary Mass for Dan and his mother Mary Church of the Immaculate Conception, Listry, at 6:00pm

Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent are the tears that fall, Living without you in our lives, Is the hardest part of all. You did so many things for us, Your heart was kind & true, And when we needed someone, We could always count on you. The special years will not return, When we are all together, But with the love in our hearts, You walk with us forever. Sadly missed every day by your loving wife Sheila.

12TH ANNIVERSARY BROSNAN

Also a special thank you to Fr Niall Howard, Fr Kieran O’Brien, the priests of the parish and all other neighbours and friends who visited Mary during her illness.

In our hearts there is a place, That only you can hold, Filled with loving memories, More precious than gold. In loving memory of Daniel Brosnan Late of Rockfield, Faha Who died on 2nd June 2006

Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our gratitude. The holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered for your intentions.

We mention your name, And speak of you often, God bless you dear Danny, You are never forgotten.

With love from Claire, Maria & John, your son-in-law Stephen & daughter-inlaw Rosemary.

Always loved and remembered by your loving husband Daniel and all your nephews, nieces and family xx

Lovingly remembered always by your Nana Eileen, uncles and aunts, cousins and extended family xx

We blow big kisses to the sky, And off to Granda we let them fly, Every one is wrapped with love, Before being sent so high above.

I know you still hear us Dad, So please know this is true, That everything we are today, Is all because of you.

Kisses & cuddles from Oisín, Ellie, Lily & Mark.

CROWLEY

3RD ANNIVERSARY DOOLAN

A silent thought, A quiet prayer, For a special person in God’s care. Always remembered by your husband Patrick and your loving family. Anniversary Mass Sunday 3rd June at 12pm (Mid-day) in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

6TH ANNIVERSARY NAGLE

Not a day passes, Dad, That you don’t cross our minds, Not all of you departed, When you left this earth behind.

Thank you to Fr Niall Howard and to the priests who celebrated the beautiful funeral Mass for Mary and to the choir for their participation.

16TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Mary O’Donoghue Culloty (nee McCarthy) Late of Killarney and formerly Kilcrohane, Bantry Who died on 3rd June 2013

Anniversary Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on 5th June at 6.15pm

Always remembered with love Eddie Joe Nagle Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes, Because for those who love with Heart and Soul, there is no separation. Where a beautiful soul has been, Beautiful memories have been left behind. Love you always Ger, Tara, Trevor, Ted xxxx Ryan xx, Mia xx

4TH & 24TH ANNIVERSARIES MOYNIHAN

14TH ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE In loving memory of a dear sister Julie Crowley Dromduhig, Ballyhar, Killarney Who died on the 5th of June 2002. I often sit and think of you, At quiet times in the day, Of all the things we used to do, And the things you used to say. I often think of times we shared, We never were apart, And all of these are locked away, Kept deeply in my heart. Always remembered by your loving brother Connie and Sheila.

In loving memory of Joan Moynihan Who passed away on 1st June 2014 and Dan Moynihan Who passed away on 8th June 1994 Late of 97 Pinewood Killarney.

In loving memory of Donie Doolan Late of 11 Woodlawn Park, Killarney Who died on the 29th of May 2015. Time Passes, memories stay, Never forgotten, especially today. Always remembered by your brothers Pat and Tim, sister Nora, sisters-inlaw, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.

9TH ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE

In loving memory of Maria Leahy Sugrue Who died on the 29th of May 2004 You had a smile for everyone, You had a heart of gold, You left the sweetest memories, This world could ever hold. Always loved and remembered by Pa and Jess.

20TH ANNIVERSARY LANDERS

29TH ANNIVERSARY

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. Rest in peace. Your loving children: Gerard, Marie, Donal and Siobhan, Grandchildren: Danielle, Carrie & Vicky.

34TH ANNIVERSARY O’ RAHILLY

O’SULLIVAN In loving memory of Abbie O’Sullivan Late of Ardshanavooly and Clovers Place, College Street, Killarney Who died on 30th May 1989.

In loving memory of Hannah Sugrue Late of St. Brendan’s Tce, Killarney Who passed away on 29th of May 2009

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

In our hearts she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name, Those who loved her in life, Sincerely, still love her in death the same.

Fondly remembered by Pa, Betty, Alan and Colin.

Always remembered by your daughter Sheila, Son-in-law James and family. xxx

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In loving memory of Bill Landers Ard Carrig, Lewis Road, Killarney Whose 20th Anniversary falls on 30th May 1998 RIP Fondly remembered by his brother Gerald, sister Maureen, nieces, nephews and their families.

In loving memory of Daniel O’Rahilly Gortroe, Fossa, Who died on the 30th of May 1984. R.I.P. You’re not just a memory, Or part of the past, You’re ours to remember, As long as life lasts. Always remembered by your loving wife Bridie and family.

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19TH ANNIVERSARY

O’DONOGHUE

O’LEARY

In loving memory of Michael Jim O’Donoghue Late of Valley View, Gortdromakerrie, Muckross, Killarney Who died on 5th June 2013.

Treasured memories of a wonderful mother and grandmother Joan O’Leary, late of “Woodbine Haven” Upper Lissivigeen, Killarney Who passed away on the 4th June, 1999

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

Mom, Somewhere beyond the sunset, Where loved ones never die, You sleep in a beautiful garden, Beneath a golden sky,

From your loving wife Sheila. On a quiet morning, You heard the angels call, You took the hand of Jesus, And quietly left us all. In a world full of people, We sometimes feel alone, For part of us went with you, The day God called you home. From your loving son Hugh, Eileen and family. No one knows our heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell, Of the grief that we bear in silence, For the one we loved so well. From your loving daughter Karen, Jimmy and family. Your life was one of kindly deeds, A healing hand for others’ needs, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories left behind. From your loving son Cono, Anne and Moira. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, A wonderful nature, warm and true, These are the memories we have of you, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today. From your loving son Michael B, Edel and Jamie. Your touch, your smile, Was always so tender, Today, tomorrow, We will always remember.

Your needs in life were simple, Your love for us was true, As long as we were happy, You were happy too. You were always there When we needed you, No task too great or small, With willing hands and a loving heart, For us you did it all. You left us golden memories, Your love is still our guide, Although we cannot see you Mom, You are always by our side, A loving nature, A heart of gold, These are the memories, We will always hold. Nana, May the winds of love blow softly, And whisper for you to hear, That we still love and miss you, As it dawns another year. Loved dearly everyday by your sons, daughters, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law. xxx Loved dearly everyday by your grandsons, granddaughters and great-grandchildren. Anniversary Mass 7:30pm on Saturday 2nd June in the Church of the Resurrection.

6TH ANNIVERSARY LONG

From your loving grandsons Eoin and Michael. Anniversary Mass Sunday 3th June at 9.30am in the Church of The Holy Spirit Muckross.

20TH ANNIVERSARY O’DONOGHUE

In loving memory of Paddy O’Donoghue Rockfield, Faha, Killarney Who died 7th June 1998 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 Sadly missed and always loved by your family xx Anniversary Mass in Listry Church Tuesday 5th June at 7pm

In loving memory of Eileen Long Woodlawn Road, Killarney and Nohoval, Knocknagree, Co. Cork Who died on the 2nd of June 2012. 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. Fondly remembered and sadly missed by Tim, Mick, John, Marianne and Margaret and their families.

NOVENA TO ST. JUDE (Say for 9 days) May the Sacred Heart of Jesus, be accepted in all tabernacles, until the end of time. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus, be praised and glorified, now and for ever. St. Jude pray for us, and hear our prayers. Amen. Blessed be the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Blessed be St. Jude in all the world, and for eternity, Amen. Say 1 Our Father and 1 Hail Mary. You will receive your intention, before the 9 days are over, no matter how impossible, it may seem. Say this prayer, 9 times a day, for 9 days. By the 8th day, your prayer will be answered. Must be published at end of Novena. B.M.C.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

NOVENA PRAYER TO ST. JUDE

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

St. Jude, glorious Apostle, faithful servant and friend of Jesus! the name of the traitor has caused thee to be forgotten by many, but the Church honours and invokes thee universally as the patron of hopeless cases - of matters despaired of. Pray for me who is so miserable; make use, I implore thee, to bring visible and speedy help where help is almost despaired of. Come to my assistance in this great need that I may receive the consolations and succour of heven in all my neessities, tribulations and sufferings, particularly (here make your request) and that I may bless your request God with thee and all the elect through eternity. I promise thee, O blessed Jude, to be ever mindful of this favour, and I will never cease to honour thee as m special and powerful patron and to all in my power to encourage devotion to thee Amen. St. Jude, pray fo rus and for all who invoke thy aid, St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! Pray for us, that we may appease the Divine Justice and obtain a favourable judgement, Pray for us that we may be admitted into the company of hte blessed to rejoice in the presence of God forever Amen. Blessed Apostle, with confidence we invoke thee! Blessed Apostle, with confidence we invoke thee! Blessed Apostle with confidence we invoke thee! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! St. Jude helper of the hopeless aid me in my distress! Pray for us that before death we may expiate all our sins by sincere repentance and the worthy reception of the Holy Sacrament. O.D.

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. I.D.

THANKSGIVINGDrt of Jesus in the past I have asked for

To Sacred Heart, Our Lady of the Rosary, St. Jude, St. Anthony, St. Expedite and all the saints who have helped me over the years, with my health and my family. With thanks to all. M.F.C.

MEMORARE TO ST. ANNE Remember, Good Saint Anne whose name means grace and mercy, that never was it known that anyone who fled to your protection, implored your help or sought your intercession was left unaided. Inspired with this confidence I come before you, sinful and sorrowful, Holy Mother of the Immaculate Virgin Mary and loving grandmother of the Saviour do not reject my appeal but hear me and answer my prayer. Amen.

THANKSGIVING For wonderful favours received from the Holy Spirit, St. Anthony, St. Pio, St. Martins, St. Joseph, St. Jude, St. Blaise, St. Peregrine, St. Francis, St. Oliver, St. Dennis, St. John Macias, St. Teresa, St. Martha, St. Lucy, St. Walburga, St. Bridget, St. Claude, St. Dominic, St. Gerard, St. Patrick, St. Dympna, St. Brendan, Divine Infant of Prague, Mary Our Queen and our Mother Divine Infant, Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Holy Souls, Pope John Paul II, Ivan, Father Power. MT, JOSL, O.M.D CMOSR.

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. O.D.

NOVENA TO ST. MARTIN Compassionate St. Martin you were always a generous and dedicated worker. Not one day of your life found you idle. Help me now in these difficult times to find suitable employment. I have no wish to be without work. By your prayers I wish to be given a situation where i can use to the full all the gifts that God has given to me. Intercede for me that I will obtain guidance in seeking out possible opportunities. When I am employed obtain for me the graces to be faithful and diligent for the glory of God for my own good and that of all the people we serve. Ask God to give me health of mind and body and generosity in meeting the needs of others. I ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. N. P.D.

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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A Ball Hasn’t Been Kicked But Eyes Already On Dublin Words: Adam Moynihan

Kerry play their first championship match of the 2018 campaign this Sunday but, for supporters at least, all eyes are already on Dublin. Mapping out your team’s route to the final is always good craic, especially this year with the new Super 8 format, and it all looks so straightforward for Kerry on paper. Beat Clare. Beat Cork in the Munster Final. Beat the Connacht champions (probably Galway) in the first game of the group phase. Beat the other two teams. Beat the second place team from the other group in the semis. And then, another crack at the Dubs. Easy. Assuming Eamonn Fitzmaurice’s new-look team do run the gauntlet, what are their chances of stopping the Dubs’ quest for four-in-a-row? If you

James O’Donoghue pictured at AIB’s announcement of the five-year extension of their GAA sponsorship.

just look at the forwards he has at his disposal you’d have to say Kerry have a shot. James O’Donoghue, Paul Geaney, David Clifford, Seán O’Shea, Micheál Burns, Daithí Casey, Kevin McCarthy, Kieran Donaghy, Darran O’Sullivan, Donnchadh Walsh, Stephen O’Brien, Barry John Keane… When you think about it, all of them would start for the vast majority of the 33 teams in this year’s championship but six of them won’t start for Kerry. And those are just the first 12 who come to mind. There are others. There are rumours that Fitzmaurice could opt for a full forward line of Geaney, O’Donoghue and Clifford. Good luck to any full back line tasked with keeping that trio quiet for 70 minutes.

There are some question marks over Kerry’s inexperienced defenders, especially considering how devastating Dublin are in attack, but by the time September comes around they will hopefully have six championship games under their belts. As good as Dublin are, they might not look quite as daunting to the new players by then. But first things first. Clare on Sunday in Killarney. The Banner have only defeated Kerry in the championship once in the last 68 years (1992). They’re a lot better at the moment than that statistic might suggest but Kerry’s first step in the 2018 championship should be fairly straightforward. Prediction: Kerry by nine.

Top Talent At Annual Colm Cooper Tournament The annual Presentation Monastery Colm Cooper football tournament took place in Killarney last week with brilliant weather and a very high standard of football on display. Presentation primary schools from Cork and Kerry made up the competition and some fantastic games took place in the early stages of the day. The Mon Killarney and St Joseph’s from the Mardyke in Cork city made up the final pairing and a fantastic battle ensued with St Joseph’s eventually coming out on top in the end. Colm Cooper was on hand to present the prizes and he congratulated all teams for the high standard of play throughout the day.

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Fitzmaurice Could Start Three Newcomers In Munster Semi

Pics: Don MacMonagle Kerry begin the defence of their Munster SFC title on Sunday next in the Fitzgerald Stadium when they meet Clare with a throw-in time of 3.30pm. In the curtain-raiser at 1.30pm the Kerry ladies play Waterford. The winners of the Kerry v Clare game will meet Cork in the Munster final. The Rebels scored a great victory over Tipperary last weekend and if Kerry win on Sunday, the Munster final will be played in the new Páirc Uí Chaoimh. It is a source of great satisfaction to Cork that they will be staging the Munster final in their magnificent new complex. How good are Kerry? The team has not been announced as we go to press so Kerry fans will be hopeful of a home victory. I expect that Eamonn Fitzmaurice will start at least three newcomers to championship football. The defence has been causing some concern. Seasoned defenders Marc ó Sé and Aidan O’Mahony have retired and injury may rule out Shane Enright. The midfield, led by David Moran, is strong and there are plenty of options in the forward lines, even without Colm Cooper and Johnny Buckley who have retired from the inter-county scene. The pair will continue to play club football with Dr Crokes. Paul Geaney is the big hope here for scores and much will be expected of James O’Donoghue although he has played very little football for Kerry and for the Legion in the past 12 months. Clare had a very inexperienced team out

against Limerick but they still did the business, easily beating Limerick 1-23 to 0-14. Half of their team against Limerick were playing championship football for the first time and they acquitted themselves very well. These included a new goalkeeper in Eamonn Tubridy, full back Cillian Brennan, corner back Eoghan Collins, centre back Aaron Fitzgerald, as well as forwards Kieran Malone (who scored 1-3) and Eimhin Courtney. Team manager Colm Collins was happy with their big win over Limerick but he was quick to temper that euphoria as they travel to meet Kerry in Killarney. “We have work to do and nobody is under any illusions about the size of the effort it will take to beat Kerry in Killarney,” he said. Kerry will start as strong favourites and I expect them to win on home soil but Clare will not bend the knee that easily. In last year’s game, Kerry had to work very hard to fashion a 1-18 to 1-12 win. Kerry have won the last five Munster crowns in a row and after Sunday they should be on course for number six with, Cork waiting in the wings for a traditional Munster final clash.

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What a wonderful weekend we had to savour on TV. I expected Tipperary to push Cork in the Munster SHC and they did just that in a thriller, coming from nine points down to level the game in injury time 2-20 to 1-23. Luke Connolly played a blinder for the Cork footballers as did Colm O’Neill and Mark Collins.They scored 1-13 between them out of Cork’s total tally of 1-17. Carlow were magnificent in their victory over a disappointing Kildare side and of course the Dubs were merciless, hammering Wicklow by 23 points. Leinster continued on their winning ways defeating Scarlets 40-32 in the Guinness Pro14 final. Sexton was the big man in this win. I was disappointed in Liverpool, who made too many mistakes in the Champions League final and lost 3-1 to Real Madrid. Their case was not helped when Salah had to go off with a shoulder injury. He should recover to play with Egypt in this summer’s World Cup. Rory Mcllroy lost his lead in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. His playing partner Molinari won by two shots with a last round of 68. There was real drama in the Rás Tailteann which was won by Luuc Bugter with literally one second to spare. You don’t get any closer than that.

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Glenflesk U-14s Claim First Division 1 Crown Sport

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A superb performance by the Glenflesk U-14s saw them claim the club’s first ever U-14 County League Division 1 title after an epic match against a very strong Laune Rangers team in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Laune Rangers started the better and led by 1-6 to 0-2 after 15 minutes but Glenflesk were back in the game when Dara O’Connor scored their first goal of the night. Both teams traded scores after that with Laune Rangers leading 1-10 to 1-5 at half time.

A brilliant second-half display with goals from Luke Crowley, Dylan Roche and two from Ignatius O’Leary eventually helped Glenflesk to the county title. Full-time score: Glenflesk 5-9 Laune Rangers 2-16.

Legion Ladies Team Up With Life Pharmacy

The Chairman of the Killarney Legion Ladies Club has expressed his gratitude to Life Pharmacy for providing crucial sponsorship to the club’s ladies teams. “We are delighted to be teaming up with Life Pharmacy in Killarney,” said Dave Randles. “GAA clubs are very dependant on support from the community and its businesses and this link-up with Life Pharmacy is a very important partnership for us. The providing of first aid kits for our ladies teams and the related training of our mentors in basic first aid gives our players the assurance of care while lining out for our teams. We are also delighted with the training gear, which is an essential part of any club. Huge thanks to Eoin Reen for his generosity, who counts senior player Mairead O’Donoghue amongst his personnel. No doubt Mairead played a major role in this new partnership.” Back: Ciara Randles, Orlaith O’Connor, Shaun O’Connor, Eoin Reen (Life Pharmacy), Blaithin Stack, Dave Randles, Aisling Stack and Selina Looney. Front: Katie Murphy, Éabha Stack, Aoibhinn Evans and Grace O’Connor. Pic: Richard Kelly.

Great Win For Legion Football The Legion U-12 girls who recently had a great win against Austin Stacks.

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Celts And Blues Through In Cup, Cedar Going Up Words: Adam Moynihan

Killarney Celtic have qualified for the final of the Greyhound Bar KO Cup following a relatively comfortable 3-1 win over Mitchels Avenue in Tralee. Peter McCarthy, Gary Keane and Wayne Sparling bagged the goals for the Celts, whose double dream is still very much on the cards. An all-Killarney cup decider is also a possibility as neighbours Athletic progressed to the last four with a 3-0 away victory over Castleisland. Tony Brosnan was the undisputed star of the show for us on Friday. He bagged an incredible hat-trick, including a rasping free-kick from distance, and we’re still the hunt for silverware despite having a fairly disappointing season so far. Our last three results against Castleisland were disastrous so we probably felt like we owed them one, but going back there is always tough. It was a decent performance from us, though, and it gives us a bit of confidence going forward. Killorglin finished third in the Premier B and they were the only team to get anywhere near promoted sides Tralee Celtic and Mitchels Avenue. Supposedly they have improved a lot as the season has gone on as well so we won’t be taking them lightly at all.

Going Up

Hearty congratulations to Cedar Galaxy who are moving up yet again following their 3-0 win over Atletico Ardfert. They’ll be playing their football in

The Cedar Galaxy team who earned promotion to the Premier B.

the Premier B (second tier) next season and I see no reason why they can’t compete at that level too. They seem to be doing things the right way and it’s great to see another Killarney team doing so well. Their opponents in the league final will be either

QPR or Ballyheigue - those two meet each other in the last game of the season on Monday. A draw will do for Quarry Park. I’m sure Cedar will be satisfied just to go up but it’s always nice to win a final when you get there.

Major Changes For This Year’s 7-A-Side Words: Adam Moynihan Killarney Athletic have announced a number of exciting new changes for next month’s Senior 7-a-side, including rolling subs, great prizes for the top performers and American style run-up penalties. There are also plans to have a nightly crossbar challenge, which will see spectators brought from the crowd to compete for -up American style run prizes. The length of the final, lties are to be na pe meanwhile, has been reduced introduced. from 30 minutes a half to 20. Tournament organisers met with players and the club executive this week to hash out the new additions, all of which are aimed they were considering bringing run-up penalat improving the overall experience for players ties back for the 2026 World Cup. and spectators alike. The penalty taker starts 35 yards from goal Unlimited substitutions have been a successful and has five seconds to score. He can dribble feature of the Over 35 competition for a numwherever he wants and shoot from wherever ber of years and it is hoped that its introduction he wants. The goalkeeper can also come off his at Senior level will lead to more exciting, highline as far as he likes. Teams will still have five er-paced games. It will also give all players a penalties each. If you haven’t seen one of these more even share of the minutes. shootouts, be sure to check out the Killarney Replacing the traditional penalty shootouts Advertiser Twitter page (@AdvertiserSport). with American style run-up penalties is sure to They are very entertaining and well worth a be a popular move. The variation was first introwatch. duced by the North American Soccer League in There will be no extra time: drawn knockout the 1970s and 1980s and the MLS repeated the games will go straight to penalties. practice during its first four seasons between Organisers have also decided to bring back the 1996 and 1999. Last year, FIFA revealed that

Golden Boot Award for the top goalscorer in the Premier and the Reserve, while the Senior and Reserve Player of the Tournament Awards will be presented, as always, to the top footballers in each competition. This year, the winners of individual gongs will receive a voucher for their troubles. The Senior champions will earn free entry to next year’s 7-a-side. The games will commence on Monday, June 25 at the club’s grounds in Woodlawn. Application forms are available from the Beech Road and Park Road branches of Killarney Credit Union and online at www.killarneyathletic.com. The entry fee is €200 for the senior men’s tournament, €150 for over 35s and ladies and €100 for U-14s and U-16s. Entry for U-10 and U-12 teams is €75. The closing date for senior entries (to be returned to the Credit Union) is Saturday, June 9 before 12 noon. The draw will take place on Wednesday, June 13 in Scotts Bar at 9pm. The closing date for entry to the underage tournaments will be announced shortly. With all of these exciting new changes, this year’s 7-a-side is shaping up to be one of the greats. Be sure to get your team together and your entry forms in as soon as possible.

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Fantasy Football

Killarney Camogie Heading To All-Ireland Féile

1984 was the last time Killarney Camogie Club competed at Féile. In April, history was made again for the camogie girls who defeated Tralee Parnells to secure their position as one of two clubs representing Kerry in Connacht from June 8-10. Killarney had a strong tradition of camogie up to the late 1980s. In 2008, camogie was reintroduced to Killarney by Dr Crokes GAA Club. Building on this new beginning and recognising the importance of promoting the participation of girls in sport, the Killarney Camogie Club was reformed in 2012. The Killarney Camogie Club is an inclusive

Rugby News ... Words: Liam Murphy

Last Saturday was a busy one sports-wise with the Champions League final in Kiev and the Pro14 final taking place in Dublin. Reigning Pro14 champions Scarlets took on newly crowned European Cup champions Leinster at a sold out Aviva in fantastic playing conditions. With Leinster practically the home side and beating Munster in a hard-fought semi-final, it was difficult to see past them for the double. The match was a good spectacle for the neutral also as the final score of 40 points to 32 would suggest, however Isa Nacewa’s men never looked in trouble. With five tries coming from five different players, Leinster were impressive and Sexton was sublime from the boot. It was good to see Leinster do the double in the same season Ireland won the Grand Slam. Irish rugby is in a very good place. It is widely rumoured that Joey Carberry is Munster bound and if Munster ever want to hit the heights of 10/12 years ago we need a world class 10. Perhaps Carberry is what we need? Who knows but it’s a decade since Munster were the force in Eu-

organisation welcoming all players from the wider Killarney area. The club has grown considerably over the past number of years and with this trip to Féile, we are hoping the club will continue to thrive and encourage more girls to participate in team sports. The club has received massive support over the last two months from local businesses, clubs and schools to help with raising the necessary funds for this trip and they have thanked everyone who has contributed. It’s a once in a lifetime trip for the girls involved and something they will treasure forever. Best of luck to all involved!

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Fantasy football Manager of the Month Shane Bunyan collecting his €50 voucher for Brian James.

Community Games

Jack Greaney who won gold in the U-16 All-Ireland Community Games Recitation competition.

Impressive Leinster Do The DOUBLE rope. Now we’re the perpetual bridesmaids. It’s hard to imagine that the likes of Murray, O’Mahony and Stander have tasted virtually little or no success compared with their time in green

shirts. Things need to change at Munster or the success of the golden generation of O’Gara and O’Connell will never be matched again.

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Ballyfinnane Notes

BALLYFINNANE COMMUNITY HALL ASSOCIATION: Fundraiser for Our Lady’s Hospital Crumlin on Sunday 10th June from 11 am to 1pm. Coffee morning, cake sale, raffle, music & more.All help and support will be greatly appreciated on the day.

Castlerosse Golf Club, Lower Lake

RESULTS: Competition played on Sunday 27th May, 18 Hole Strokeplay, 1st Gintaras Bendaravicius (11) net 65, Runner-up, Donal O’ Reilly (20) net 67, 3rd place, Steve Shine (18) net 69. FIXTURES: Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford to be played on Saturday or Sunday. Mixed scramble (9 Hole Texas) played on each Tuesday 22nd May best return, Mary O’Reilly, John O’ Reilly & Donal O’ Reilly. Tuesday Scramble open to all golfers Ladies & Gents. Attend club house at the Castlerosse at 6pm.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

RESULTS: Munster Strokeplay Qualifiers: Damien Fleming and John McGrath (Senior), Gearóid Cronin, John O’Brien and Kieran Fitzpatrick (Intermediate) and Sean Ashe from the Gleneagle (Junior) all qualified for the Finals in Lakeside, Templemore on the weekend of June 16th/17th. Bob Casey: We remain fourth after two rounds with the third round of play having taken place on Tuesday night at Deerpark. We asked everyone to make an effort to play on the final night in Castleisland next Tuesday (June 5th) at 6.30pm, entry €5 for those who haven’t played yet. The presentation of prizes for the competition as well as the Paul O’Sullivan Memorial Scramble will take place on the night. FIXTURES: Wednesday evening competitions begin next Wednesday (6th) at 7pm, open to club members aged 15 or over, entry €4 with a fee of €1 taken out for a ‘Hole-in-One’ pool over the summer. June Bank Holiday Weekend Competitions: Usual draw times of 9.15am and 11.15am on both Sunday and Monday of the Bank Holiday Weekend this year. Please note course closed to all for day after Sunday’s draws due to the Munster Semi-Final between Kerry and Clare in Fitzgerald Stadium Sunday afternoon. National Matchplay: Damien Fleming, John McGrath and Jason O’Brien all compete in the National Matchplay Finals this weekend in Tullamore. Club Matchplay/ County Strokeplay Entries: Entries (€10) now being taken for same and must be with the club by next Monday. Contact John or Kieran for more info. CLUBHOUSE OPENING: Please note that for the month of June the clubhouse will be open each day from 12pm-9pm weekdays and 12pm8pm weekends.

Firies Coiste na nÓg

U10 HURLING: Firies U10s have the pleasure of hosting Kenmare, Rathmore and Kilcummin U10 counterparts to Pairc Eamonn, Farranfore on Thursday, 7th June for their third series of Hurling Go Games at 7:00pm.

Firies Community Games

The Community Games All Ireland Finals took place in U.L. at the weekend. This was a very busy programme. Firies had 4 competitors taking part. Conal O Mahony & Cormac Costello were part of the Kerry team who took part in the U14 Cross Country. They did extremely well and a huge congratulation to this team on bringing home gold medals. Well done to Mairead Walsh who was part of the U12 Cross Country team who also took part in the National Finals. Our other competitor Bryan O Leary represented Kerry in the handwriting competitions. Well done to all the competitors and thank you to the parents and trainers for preparing the children and assisting the children over the weekend. The next events to take place will be the judo competitions and the boys football u10.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club

WHITEGATE REGATTA: Last weekend saw Flesk Valley make the long trip to Whitegate to compete in the Whitegate Rowing Club home regatta. It was another successful day for the Valley. In the U18 boys race, Kian Crowley, Finn O Sullivan, Evan Kissane and Chris Carey stormed to victory. The U18 Girls crew of Neidin o Sullivan, Caoimhe O Sullivan, Tara O Donoghue and Chloe Mc Carthy, also brought home gold. Elsewhere there were some great performances from all crews our young crews competing. Our U16 girls crews, Neidin O Sullivan, Caoimhe O Sullivan, Tata O Donoghue, Edel Sweetman and Eilis Mullane, Eilisha Leane, Shauna O Donoghue, Allison O Sullivan, just missed out on gold in both the A&B races finishing second, while our U14 Boys, John Kelleher, Jack O Donoghue, Ben Switzer and Declan Murphy also picked up silver in their race. In the U14 Girls race a great performance from the girls, Ciara Furlong, Caoimhe Moynihan, Eilisha Leane, Mia Heffernan in coming third. Well done to all who competed. Once again thanks to all, coaches, coxes and parents, who helped making the day a successful one. STREET COLLECTION: Thanks to everyone who supported our street collection last Saturday and collected on the day.

Fossa Community Games

Athletic training will continue next Monday from 6-7pm in the Fossa GAA pitch in preparation for the Castleisland county finals on the weekend 23rd June. Congratulations to Mary McKenna, gold in U10 art, and Catriona McKenna, silver in U12 art and Eoin Bennett who took part in the U8 final. Well done to the projects team of Ted O’Gorman, Tadhg Kissane O’Sullivan, Sarah O’Connor & Anna Dunlea who won Silver in UL last week. Best of luck to the U10 mixed Gaelic football team competing this weekend.

Fossa Notes

LOTTO: 27th May 2018. Numbers drawn were 2, 10, 12, 17. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €3,750. ENROLLMENT: Two Mile Community National School are currently

enrolling for all classes for September 2018. Contact 064 6633018 or email principal@twomilecns.ie KILLARNEY LIBRARY: An art exhibition entitled A retrospective exhibition of work by Martyn Bell representing 34 years of my art will take place at Killarney Library from Friday 1st - Saturday 30th June during library open hours. Free admission.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Men’s Club

The Club Team playing in The Pierce Purcell Shield reached the West Munster Area Semi-Final on Sunday morning last, only to lose that match to Kanturk, which was played at Kanturk G.C. The Team under the management of Chris Collins, James Collins and Donal “Gap” O’Sullivan had won their three previous matches, and although they were defeated by Kanturk in the top three games it does not reflect the closeness of that encounter which heavily depended on the outcome of the second game as Killarney were winning both of their last two games, when they were called in. The match results were Harry O’Neill & Colm O’Shea lost 2/1, Jamie Cooper & Michael Crowley lost 1 down, Tommy Galvin & Dan O’Leary lost 5/3, Joe McCarthy and Eddie O’Sullivan called in, and Liam Hartnett & Donogh O’Mahony called in. The full panel of players that represented our Club included, Brian Holden, Brian Regan, Dermot Roche, John Cahill, Barry Duggan, David Cronin. Club Captain Derry McCarthy on behalf of the Club was fulsome in his praise for the Titanic effort that was put in by the Team and their Management and wishes to say a resounding “hard luck” Gentlemen, ye gave it your very best shot, and thank you all for that. Captain Derry McCarthy on behalf of the Men’s Club sends our very best wishes to Club President Jack Buckley for his forthcoming President’s Prize Competition which will be played over next Weekend, have a great weekend Jack, and we wish you sunshine and a worthy winner of your President’s Prize, which is bound to attract a huge entry, which will be a fitting testament to your good-self, our Club’s very popular and gregarious President. The competition on last weekend was cancelled early on Sunday morning due to the overnight and continuing storm conditions which rendered Mahony’s Point unplayable, this competition has now been rescheduled to the weekend of the 16th & 17th of June, all scores recorded on Saturday are now cancelled.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Ladies’ Club

RESULTS: Ladies’ competition at KGFC held on Sunday 27th May 2018: 1st Kathleen Healy (36) 38 points, 2nd Siobhan Brosnan (10) 37 points, 3rd and BG Amy Arthur (6) 35 points, 4th Ciara O’Mahony (13) 34 points, 5th Fidelma O’Connor (9) 33 points BK9. FIXTURES: Next Competition: Sunday 3rd June 2018, President Jack Buckley’s Prize to the Ladies Stroke on Mahoney’s Point.

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Kilcummin Notes

PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK: Pilgrimage to Knock on Saturday June 16th. Mass for the group at the Apparition Chapel. Book at Kilcummin P.O. €30 includes bus fare and breakfast. KILCUMMIN P.O.: Going on holiday to U.S.A., U.K., Australia or Canada? Post FX Currency Card now available. Also Sterling & U.S. Dollars cash, - Commission free. HOSPICE WALK: The organisers of the Good Friday Hospice Walk with to thank all those who helped in any way. This year 174 people took part and €2,970.20 was raised. The money has been forwarded to the Kerry Hospice Foundation. The Kilcummin Hospice walk was initiated in 2006. For a number of years it took place in Muckross/Dinis but moved to Kilcummin some years ago. Since 2006 more than €60,000 has been donated to Kerry Hospice. Well done and many thanks to the loyal supporters.

Mastergeeha FC

FAI SUMMER CAMP: Places for the camp, which will be hosted in Kilbrean Park from July 2nd - July 6th, can now be booked through the FAI summer schools website. Please book early to avoid disappointment at www.summersoccerschool.ie LOTTO: There was no winner on Friday 25th May, 2018. Numbers drawn were 11, 12, 22, 25. Jackpot now €7,200.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C.

SCHOOL BOYS/GIRLS FIXTURES: Tuesday 29th May 2018, Under 13 Premier, Killarney Athletic v Mastergeeha 19.45pm; Wednesday 30th June 2018, Under 14 Girls Cup Semi Final, Inter Kenmare v Killarney Athletic 19.00pm. RESULTS: Under 17 League Semi Final, Rattoo Rovers 2 Killarney Athletic 1; Greyhound Bar KO Cup Quarter Final,Castleisland AFC 0 Killarney Athletic 3. KILLARNEY ATHLETIC A.F.C. 7-A-SIDE SOCCER TOURNAMENT: Application forms are available from the Beech Road and Park Road branches of Killarney Credit Union and at www.killarneyathletic.com. The entry fee for Senior Men: €200; Over 35s: €150; Ladies: €150; Under 10/12: €75 (Competition 15th + 16th July) Under 14/16: €100. The closing date for senior entries (to be returned to the credit union) is Saturday 9th June before 12.00 noon. The draw will take place on Wednesday 13th June in Scott’s Bar, Killarney at 9.00pm. The closing date for entry to the underage tournaments will be announced shortly. Further information is available from www.killarneyathletic.com. KILLARNEY ATHLETIC GOLF CLASSIC: To be held on 29th June in Mahony’s Point. €400.00 for a team of 4 and €100.00 for tee box. Big fundraiser for the Astro Pitch. 300 CLUB MEMBERSHIP DRAW: Draws for April and May will take place next Saturday in Scotts at 9.00pm

Killarney Celtic

RESULTS: Cup Semi final, Mitchels Avenue 1, Killarney Celtic 3; Premier B, Killarney Celtic B 3,CSKA Tralee 1; Youths Cup Final Replay, Park 2,Killarney Celtic 0; U15 Cup Final, Killarney Celtic 2, Park 1. (AET); U14 Cup Semi

Sport 39 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week Final Killarney Celtic 1, Park 5; U13 Cup Final, Killarney Celtic 3, Killorglin 1; U13 Premier Killarney Athletic 1, Killarney Celtic 3; U12 Premier, Park 1, Killarney Celtic 1. LOTTO: Numbers Drawn 3,4,9,13. No jackpot winner, 4 receive €40.Next jackpot €4,800.

Killarney Swimming Club

RESULTS: Congratulations to all our swimmers who took part in galas in Mallow and Limerick recently. Boys under 13 – Well done to Ross Bowell who won a lovely silver in the 50 freestyle. Girls over 14 – Mairead Egan was in great form taking gold in the 50 backstroke and silver in the 100 freestyle. Girls under 15 – Ellen O’Connor kept up her winning streak to win gold in the 50 freestyle and bronze in the 200 freestyle while Aisling Coffey won a fantastic bronze in the 100 butterfly. Girls over 16 – Margaret O’Brien was on song again to take the gold in the 200 and silver in the 100 butterfly. Boys over 16 – Sean Farndon won a wonderful bronze in a hotly-contested 100 backstroke. Limerick belonged to Paul O’Leary on the day who, accepting nothing but total victory, won gold in both the 100 breaststroke and the 100 butterfly. A particular mention to one of our youngest swimmers, Roisin McAuliffe, who was taking part in her first ever gala – well done, Roisin. Thanks to our Coaches who gave huge support and encouragement to our swimmers. Thanks also to all parents for travelling and taking part in timekeeping duties. Finally, well done to those brave souls who took part in our end-of-year bog-swim.

Killarney Toastmasters

We had a delightful meeting tonight with captivating speeches and lots of humour throughout. Our meeting was opened by Alan, our President at 8pm sharp. Dermot, our Toastmaster for the night started by introducing the officers of the night: Nigel as timer; Miriam as Grammarian and Jane as General Evaluator; whilst also asking everyone present to introduce themselves in their native language. Julieann delivered an excerpt from Virginia Woolf’s 1931 Novel ‘The Waves’. Ursula provided a lovely account of her experience as a Toastmaster member and emphasised how supportive she has found the club. Sile facilitated a broad range of topics, from ‘where you would most love to travel’ to ‘how good are you at tackling climate change’. The topics generated a huge amount of discussion and interest. We had three prepared speeches. Caitriona enlightened us all with a wonderful snapshot of life growing up on the farm and the many childhood memories associated with this. Bridget spoke about the history of courting and how this has changed over time. This certainly gave rise to much laughter. Finally, Yolande gave a deep and meaningful insight into the therapeutic value of horses, specifically for children with additional needs.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club

Congratulations to our athletes Oisin Lynch and Kathryn and Hannah Ryan who competed for Kerry in the U13

Cross Country Team in the National Community Games last weekend and came 4th. Also Congrats to Cian Lynch who competed in the U14 mixed distance relay team for Kerry and received gold. Best of Luck to our Killarney Valley AC athletes competing in the Munster Juvenile T&F Championships in Ennis next weekend. Also best of luck to all our athletes Ciara Kennelly, Sarah Leahy, Conor Gammel, Cian Lynch and Karl McCarthy who qualified for the All Ireland Schools in Tullamore next Saturday. Please note that Training on Thursday evenings for the younger age group is now finished. Please keep an eye on our facebook page for up to date information.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

Lotto: No winner of our lotto draw 25/05/2018, numbers drawn were 2, 11, 12 & 23. Bonus not won, numbers drawn were 12, 24, 26 & 30. Next week’s jackpot €9,200 plus €1,000 bonus.

Muckross Rowing Club

CARLOW REGATTA: Best of luck to all our junior crews taking part in the Carlow Regatta this Saturday and Sunday 2-3 June 2018. The twoday regatta is run over a two-lane course with direct knock out races from heats to semi-finals and finals over course distances of 600m and 1100m. Straight finals will be run for younger age categories. The regatta has attracted a very large entry and is sure to provide some exciting and competitive racing. UPCOMING: Galway Regatta takes place on Sunday 17 June. Fermoy Regatta and Killarney Regatta will both take place on Sunday 1 July. The National Rowing Centre in Cork is set to host a great display of rowing in July with the Irish Championships set for three days over Fri-Sun 13-15 July. The Home International Regatta follows on Sat 21 July with the Coupe de la Jeunesse Regatta for European juniors kicking off on Fri 27 July.

Murphys Golf Society

RESULTS: 26th May 2018, O Mahony’s Point, 1st Emmet Scanlan (12) 43 Points, 2nd Mike Casey (13) 41 Points, 3rd Peter O Callaghan (13) 41 Points, 4th Con O Mahony (22) 40 Points, 5th Seán Murphy (19) 40 Points, 6th Paul Corridan (13) 38 Points, 1st Nine Denis Nash (20) 22 Points, 2nd Nine Mike Leahy (17) 23 Points. NEXT OUTING: 7th July, Kenmare. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME: Application Forms Available From Murphy’s Reception

Franciscan Friary, Killarney

SOLEMN NOVENA IN HONOUR OF ST ANTHONY NOVENA MASSES: Monday June 4th - Wednesday June 13th. Mon - Sat 10.00am & 7.00pm Sunday 11.30am. STUDENT MASS: Tuesday June 5th 7.00pm. RECONCILIATION SERVICES: Wednesday 6th June after 10.00am & 7.00pm Masses. BLESSING OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS: Sunday 10th June after 11.30am Mass. HEALING SERVICE & ADORATION: Sunday 10th June 6.00pm. FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY 13th JUNE: Masses With Blessing Of The Lilies

10.00am & 7.00pm; Blessing Of The Children 4.00pm Fr. Frank McGrath O.F.M.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies’ Branch)

RESULTS: 12th/13th May - 3 T’s - 1st Joan O’Sullivan (22) 27 pts, 2nd Sally Cooper (20) 27 pts; 20th May - Exchange Day with Castlegregory, 1st Noreen Kinsella (29) 38 pts, 2nd Mary O’Shea (33) 34 pts; 26th /27th May Round 2 Golfer of The Year 1st Catherine Murphy (21) 73 Nett, 2nd Karen Spence (22) 73 Nett FIXTURES: 2nd/3rd June - 18 hole Stableford; Club Fundraiser 6th August – Single Stableford open to ladies and gents – Entry Fee €30. Ring Clubhouse to book a time; Club Scramble every Wednesday, meet at clubhouse at 5.45pm for 6.15 pm shotgun start.

Beaufort Golf Club (Mens Branch)

RESULTS: 20th May - Exchange Day with Castlegregory, 1st Virginijus Jonikaitis (13) 36 pts, 2nd Padraig O’Sullivan (10) 36 pts, 3rd Ted Broderick (15) 35 pts; 26th/27th May, 1st Joe Kennedy (5) 39 pts, 2nd Padraig O’Sullivan (10) 36 pts, 3rd Michael Lynch (19) 36 pts; 25th May - Open Friday, winner Brian Mason (12) 33 pts.FIXTURES: 2nd/3rd June - Round 2 Golfer of The Year Stroke (White Tees); Club Scramble every Wednesday –Meet at clubhouse at 5.45pm for 6.15pm shotgun start; Every Friday – Open Single Stableford open to gents and ladies – Entry Fee €25 – Ring Clubhouse on 064-6644440 to book a tee time. CLUB FUNDRAISER: 6th August – Single Stableford open to ladies and gents – Entry Fee €30 Ring Clubhouse to book a time.

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NATIONAL SCHOOLS REGATTA, DORNEY LAKE, U.K: Congratulations to our Ladies J18 crew of Miriam Fleming, Ciara Browne, Annie O’Donoghue and Ciara Moynihan who travelled to this prestigious event at Eton Rowing Club , last weekend. They entered in three events, with time-trials, semi-finals and finals. These culminated in the following: Ciara Moynihan came in 7th place in the A Final of the Championship Girls 1X. In the Championship Girls2X, Annie O’Donoghue and Ciara Browne came in 2nd place in the ‘A’ Finals. On Sunday, Miriam Fleming joined them for their Championship Ladies 4X Event. Once again, they qualified for the A Final where they came in 5th position. Well done everyone, especially their coaches Michael Burns and Hanna O’Donoghue, and their support crew of Gary Fleming, Pat O’Donoghue and Leona Browne. JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN RACICE, CZECH REPUBLIC: Rowing Ireland last week announced the crews selected to train for the Junior World Championships, to be held from August 8-12th, 2018. It is with great pride that we learned of the selection of Ciara Browne and Ciara Moynihan for the Women’s Double Scull Crew.

Killarney Community Games

The first weekend of the Killarney Community Games National Finals took place in the magnificent UL complex in Limerick last weekend. Jack Greaney captured a gold medal in the U16 recitation after his rousing rendition of the bar scene in Bull McCabe giving him a well-deserved victory. Jack also completed in the Ross Golf Club - Gents Club RESULTS: The Pierce Purcell Com- finals last year and all the hard work and preparation finally got his just petition. The Ross GC team recently played Kenmare in this competition reward. Well done Jack!!! Pia Hickey however after a tense and tight bat- captured a magnificent swimming tle Kenmare held the upper hand medal in the highly competitive and now go ahead to the next round. U14 back stroke competition and FIXTURES: Killarney Medal & Trophy congrats again to Pia. The Fleming Centre Club Matchplay Champion- brothers Dara and Oisin performed ship. Please note that the entry sheet really well in the marathon and U12 cross country respectively with Dara for this competition is now available on the club noticeboard and all play- capturing a Kerry team medal and ers are urged to add your name im- Oisin was just outside the medals on this occasion but the experience and mediately . training will really stand to both boys Ross Ladies Golf Club for the track competition later in the RESULTS: We held a 9-hole S/S Com- summer. Lillie Foley who has had a petition over the 25th and 26th May great run in the community games which was won by Mary Moynihan. was just outside the medals on this FIXTURES: Next Monday, the June occasion despite giving a great perBank Holiday, we a running an 18 formance in the singing final but hole S/S Q Competition, with 10.30 Lillie has an exciting singing career and 2pm starts. Looking forward to ahead. Congrats to all. This weekend seeing you all. the U10 Gaelic football team are in Stephanie O’Sullivan Memorial action this bank holiday Monday in Tralee and we wish the team and Charity Cycle management all the best. Date: Sunday 3rd June 2018. Time: 9am Sharp. 2 Routes: 40km & 80km. Spa Muckross Community Games Register: Saturday 7pm-8pm or CROSS COUNTRY: U14 Boys Mixed Sunday 7.30am-8.30am, Nagle Rice Distance relay claimed first prize at Community Centre, Milltown. Cost: the National Finals last weekend. €20. BBQ & refreshments for all par- Congratulations to team members ticipants. Contact: Dan Joe O’Sullivan Cian Lynch and Jack O’Sullivan. The 0876955819. Proceeds will benefit: U13 team (1200m) came 4th, with Kerry Samaritans & Killorglin Mental our own Oisín Lynch coming in 13th Health Association. to lead the Kerry team to the finish line. Thanks to trainer Connie Lynch Workmen’s Rowing Club TRAINING: Training as usual this for his commitment to the Cross Country teams over the last number weekend. 10am at the Boathouse and other times with texts from your of years. SWIMMING: Faye O’Neill and Ciara coaches.

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O’Sullivan produced outstanding performances in the heats and finals of their respective races last Saturday. Ian Coffey competed on Sunday, and with another year in that age category, and steadily improving times, it’s highly likely we will be hearing from Ian again. UPCOMING COMPETITIONS MONDAY 4TH JUNE: Best of luck to our Judo competitors at Lissivigeen school, and the U10 Gaelic Football in Tralee.

On The Ball Dr Crokes GAA

RESULTS: County League Division 1 - Round 5, played in Caherciveen on Saturday May 26th, St Mary’s 1-13 Dr Crokes 3-16 We remain unbeaten in the league as a result of our win over St Mary’s. We were well on top in the first half and goals from Jordan Kiely and David O’ Leary helped in a big way to give us a ten point lead at half time 2-9 to 0-5. We were well on top again in the third quarter and went into a thirteen point lead as we entered the final fifteen minutes. Our opponents however showed in the closing period why they have won so many South Kerry titles. They attacked strongly and whittled our sizeable lead down to five points. We did however finish strongly and a goal by Michael Potts settled us down and we pushed on for a nine-point win. Team: Johnny O’ Leary, John Payne, Mike Moloney, Kieran Ward, Shane Doolan, Jason Lyne, David O’ Leary, Eoin Brosnan, Paul Clarke, Billy Courtney, Gavin O’ Shea, Brian Looney, Jordan Kiely, Mark O’ Shea, Tony Brosnan. Subs: Michael Potts, David Shaw, David Naughton, Colm Cooper.

East Kerry GAA

EAST REGION MINOR LEAGUE: There will be an IMPORTANT meeting of all the Clubs in the East Region regarding the upcoming East Region Minor Leagues on WEDNESDAY 6TH JUNE AT 8PM in the Killarney Heights Hotels. It is vital that your club has representatives at this meeting (Chairperson, Secretary, Minor team Manager). This is an important meeting, so have your representatives well informed as to which division your club will want to be placed in, as all this will be finalized on the night. CUMANN NA MBUNSCOIL: Best of luck to all East Kerry/Kenmare primary school boys and girls playing during the Kerry v Clare game in Fitzgerald Stadium COUNTY U14 CHAMPIONSHIP: Well done to East Kerry and Eoghan Ruadh U14 teams on winning their round 1 games. FIXTURES: East Kerry Super Leagues 2018: Division 1A (First team at home) Play-off 1, Saturday 2nd June at 7pm, Fossa V Glenflesk; Play-off 2, Sunday 24th June at 2pm, Listry V Winner Fossa/ Glenflesk, winners of play-off 2 reach Division 1 Final; Relegation Play-off Saturday 2nd June at 7pm, Currow V

Gneeveguilla; Extra Time if necessary in all games. Division 1B back game, 16/17June, Dr. Crokes V Killarney Legion, Doubling with County League; East Kerry junior League RD 1, this Tueday 5th june at 7.30pm, first team at home, Division 1, Spa v Rathmore, Gneeveguilla v Dr. Crokes; Division 2 Scartaglin v Kilcummin, Glenfesk v Killarney Legion at Baraduff. GREEN RIBBON CAMPAIGN: East Kerry GAA is supporting this campaign, delivered by See Change (www.seechange.ie). This campaign involves wearing the Green Ribbon for the month of May. The campaign aims to get people talking openly about common mental health problems.

Fossa GAA

RESULTS: U14 County League Final Division 2, Kerins O Rahillys 2-15 Fossa 5-21 after extra time. Best on the night were Rocco Sheehan, Peadar Kelleher, Cian Doyle, Sean Dineen, Harry Kelly and Rian Colleran. Team Dean Sheehan, Finn Kennelly, Cian Doyle, Tom Cahillane (Capt), Darragh O’Brien, Sam Buckley, Robert Brooks, Sean Dineen(0-1),Rian Colleran (1-0), Peadar Kelleher (1-0), Ryan O’Leary (1-3), Darren Ryan (0-2), Patrick Lyons (0-5), Harry Kelly (0-6), Rocco Sheehan (2-2), Subs Ted O’ Gorman (0-2), Philip Lyons, Aaron Coffey, Jack Cronin, Gavin O’ Leary. U-16 boys East Kerry League Final - On Monday evening our U-16’s travelled to Gneeveguilla to play Kilgarvan/Tousist in their East Kerry League Final. A late goal from Darren Cronin put the game well beyond doubt and its was captain, Harry Buckley who lifted the trophy. On an evening when the Fossa defence were in superb form, special mention must go to young keeper Keelan O’Brien in the Fossa goal who brought off 6/7 saves which really needed to be seen to be believed.

Listry GAA

LOTTO: Numbers Drawn, 4,7,14,15. Next Sunday’s jackpot €5,750. RESULTS: Saturday 26th Keel 1-10 Listry Seniors 2-10. Well done to team and management. JUVENILE UPDATE: U14 County League final Keel Listry 3-18 Churchill 1-10. U15 SUPER 10 A SIDE: Keel Listry had 2 wins over Beaufort and Annascaul/ Lispole on Saturday. They topped their group and qualified for Munster play off in Mallow on Sat June 10th. U12 COUNTY LEAGUE: Div 6A, Renard 1-09 Listry 4-19; Div 6B Listry 5-20 Renard 2-10. CUL CAMP: Don’t forget to register for Listry Cul Camp which is held on 2nd July – 6th July. www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie LISTRY GAA FUNDRAISING: Well done on the support of our ticket sellers to date for our ‘building for the future’ fundraising campaign. Keep up the good work.

Gneeveguilla GAA Notes

LOTTO: There was no winner of last week’s lotto numbers drawn were 8,14,19,28. Next week’s jackpot €5,750. Thanks for your continued support. RESULTS: County league, Fossa 2 12

Gneeveguilla 3 10. Under 16s narrowly lost out to Kilcummin in an East Kerry Final last Monday. FIXTURE: Juniors are at home to Beaufort this weekend.

Glenflesk GAA

RESULTS: Our Senior team travelled to Ballymac on Saturday last for Rd 5 of the Co. League and came away with point, we now sit in mid table with 4 points from our 5 games; County Junior league, Glenflesk 2 08 Spa 0-11. A Superb performance by our U14s saw them claim Glenflesk’s first U14 County League Division 1 title after an epic match against a very strong Laune Rangers team in FItzgerald Stadium. FIXTURE: We travel to Fossa for the East Kerry league playoff against Fossa this Saturday June 2nd at 5pm. The winners will play Listry on June 24th for a place in the final. LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in The Corner Bar on 21/5/2018. Jackpot €3,400, Numbers were 3,7,20,22. The next draw will take place in the Kerryway on Tuesday 5/6/2018, and the Jackpot will be €3,600 GLENFLESK COMHALTAS: Fleadh Cheoil Chiarrai will take place in Miltown from 21st to 24th June 2018. All entries to Margaret Creedon before 5th May 2018. 087 2706390 BARRADUFF COMMUNITY FIELD: Time of Year for planning your child’s Summer Camp, Active kingdom coming to Barraduff Community field again July 16th. There has been some great feedback over last few years with kids really enjoying all different activities. Find out more at www.activekingdom.ie IRISH POST MUSIC AWARDS: June 7th 2018. Any tickets that are booked through the Glenflesk GAA link which can be found on our Facebook page amount to donations to Glenflesk GAA. The tickets are €20 and and €19 of each ticket sold will go to Glenflesk.

Kilcummin GAA

JUNIOR CO LEAGUE: Kilcummin 7-12 Laune Rangers 2-12. A great overall team performance saw Kilcummin convincing winners in this rd 1 game. First half goals from Kieran Nagle and Willie Maher set them up well but second half goals from David Hickey and Oscar O’Connor twice finished the game as a competition. Kieran Fleming pulled off a great save in the final minute as Laune Rangers kept on trying to the end. SENIOR FOOTBALL: Kilcummin 1-27 Currow 1-14. Our lads kept up their good form and had a comprehensive victory over neighbours Currow in Kilcummin on Saturday last. Matthew Keane was scorer in chief with nine points to his name in a man of the match performance. Team: Brendan Kealy, Sean Brosnan, Donal Maher, Jamie O’Donoghue, Sean O’Leary, Chris O’Leary, Willie Maher, Kieran Murphy, Kevin Gorman, Padraigh Nagle, Matthew Keane, Shane McSweeney, Mikey O’Shea, Damien O’Leary, Oscar O’Connor, subs used, John McCarthy, James Nagle, Kelvin Teahan, Daniel O’Leary, Tomas O’Connor and Sean Moynihan.

Sport

Killarney Camogie Club

TRAINING: Continues every Monday from 6.30 to 7.30 in Knockreer pitch, next to the playground in the Demense. RESULT: Well done to our Under 12 team who defeated Tralee Parnells in the county league on a score of 8.06 to 0.01. Team lined out as follows, Doireann Kelly, Allanah Holohan, Ava Moore, Maggie Hickey, Yasmin O’ Brien, Ann Hickey, Meghan Gillespie, Gloria Patten, Iveragh Holohan. Congratulations to Doireann, Iveragh and Gloria making their competitive debuts for the Under 12’s.

Killarney Legion GAA

U16 BOYS: Under 16 East Kerry Division 2 final: Killarney Legion 2-20 Kenmare Shamrocks 1-11. County League: An Gaeltacht 3-17 Killarney Legion 2-13. U16 GIRLS: Killarney Legion 4-11 Bayllmacelligott 1-8. FUNDRAISER: Wed 13th June Bingo in Dromhall Hotel as a fundraiser for our U14 Féile boys team, book €10, jackpot €200.Lots of spot prizes all support welcome. LOTTO: Winning no’s - 3,14,15,18. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €8,700. Play online at www.legiongaa.com. Draw on Monday 4th June.

Spa GAA

RESULT: Senior Co League Rd 5, Spa 2-14 Dingle 1-15. LILY OF KILLARNEY: June 8th in Gleneagle. We are delighted to announce that the judges for the 2018 Lily of Killarney are, Jake Carter and Karen Byrne. There will be 2 evenings of ticket sales ONLY: Thursday 31/5/2018 and Monday 4/6/2018 for sale from 8.30-9:30pm at the MAIN HOTEL RECEPTION area of The Gleneagle Hotel. Tickets for the buffet selection dance are as follows: Adults: €30 Children (under 14): €15. Tickets for the dance & announcement only are €10 and are payable at the door on the night strictly from 10pm. CLOTHES COLLECTION: Please drop off your used (any condition) but clean clothes, shoes etc to the clubhouse. Further info contact Anne Holland 0857780883. IAN O CONNELL TRUST: Sponsorship cards for the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle please contact Deirdre on 0876332773. Volunteers needed for the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on Saturday July 7th - Medical Volunteers needed to help on the day and sweepers with small bus/ minivan needed to pick up cyclists and/or bikes along the route and return to Killarney! Anyone available to help please contact Deirdre on 0876332773 or contact the RoK Committee. GOLF CLASSIC: Friday 20th July 2018 at O’Mahony’s Point, Killarney. Teams of four: €240 or tee-boxes sponsorship €100. To enter a team, book tee times or sponsor a Tee Box please contact Billy Morris (0868579248); Mary Cronin (0876898146); Seanie Kelliher (0876298613); Andrew Garnett (0861911263) LOTTO: Numbers drawn 1,5,7,22. No Winner. Draw next week Arbutus for €3,900.

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