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In This Week’s Edition … NEWS

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Focus on Christmas parties P.35

BUSINESS OF THE WEEK

Spotlight on Spin Street P.8

SPORT P.62

National League Basketball: Home game preview

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Sports Columnists: Eamonn Fitzgerald, Adam Moynihan, Liam Murphy, Eamonn Keogh, John O’Leary Contributing Columnists: Anne Lucey, Debby Looney, Chris Reina, Kevin O’Connell, Trevor O’Donoghue, Grace Foley, Jill Duggan Photographers: Dylan Clifford, Eamonn Keogh, Don MacMonagle, Sally MacMonagle, Valerie O’Sullivan, Konrad Paprocki, Marek Hajdasz

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03.11.17 Eve Kelliher takes a look at the news that’s been getting Killarney and Kerry talking

Local politicians crossing the road at the busy Lewis Road junction on the Killarney By-Pass road earlier this year. Pics: Eamonn Keogh

Let’s Step Forward For Safety AS WE renew calls for safety at the junction regarded as one of the most dangerous in Ireland, hundreds have joined a petition calling for action. They have shown support via an online petition seeking safety at the at the Lewis Road/Killarney Bypass junction. The Mayor of Killarney Municipal District, Councillor Niall Kelleher, pictured right, established the petition which he will deliver to the Minister for Transport Shane Ross and Transport Infrastructure Ireland. Killarney Advertiser has been campaigning throughout this year for safety at the junction which has been the scene of several very serious accidents in recent years, a number of which have been fatal. On foot of this campaign, several calls have been made at national level for action. “Road users, including motorists, cyclists and pedestrians, are living in fear anytime they have to access the busy junction,” said Mayor Kelleher. There were two accidents last week in the space of just three days at the accident blackspot and Mayor Niall

Kelleher’s petition attracted over 100 signatures in two hours on Wednesday afternoon alone. “As Mayor of Killarney and on behalf of residents of and visitors to the town, I am calling on the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross, TD, and officials of Transport Infrastructure Ireland to take immediate action to prevent future loss of life or serious injury at the traffic junction linking Lewis Road in Killarney with the Bypass Road,” said Cllr Kelleher. “Kerry County Council and, in particular, Killarney Municipal District Council, have made repeated representations to Ministers and TII officials on this matter and yet, nothing has been done to rectify the situation. Our calls appear to have fallen on deaf ears and we urge those responsible to do what they are being paid to do. “This situation is not tolerable and it cannot be allowed to continue.” You can sign the petition at https://www.change.org/p/minister-shaneross-td-upgrade-the-junction-at-lewis-rd-on-the-killarney-bypass

London Calling For Noreen

HER years of dedication to the Killarney-London Reunion are to be rewarded in fitting style on November 18 with the announcement that Noreen Looney will be presented with the Killarney-London Reunion Person of the Year award. Noreen will be presented with the award at a function in the Claddagh Ring venue in Hendon, London. Noreen has been involved in the Killarney-London Reunion for many years. “Noreen really deserves this honour for her wonderful commitment; she is a very caring person,” said Cllr Donal Grady, chairman of the Killarney-London Reunion committee. If you need further information on attending the event, contact Cllr Donal Grady on 0872596464.

Killarney Graveyard Gets Green Light KERRY COUNTY COUNCIL is to go ahead with a Compulsory Purchase Order for the development of a new public graveyard for Killarney. An Bord Pleanála ruled on Wednesday that the local authority has the right to go ahead and buy land at Knockeendubh. The controversial site was the subject of an oral hearing two months ago. Killarney has for many years now faced a crisis when it came to grave space, with dwindling spaces left at the existing graveyard in Aghadoe.

There remains a six-week period during which a judicial review of the process can be sought. Among those welcoming the move was Councillor Michael Gleeson who said: “There is great urgency for the development of a new graveyard in Killarney as all of the existing public spaces are full. “Any further undue delay will inevitably result in people being buried in graveyards some distance from the town and many relatives would find that situation unacceptable and upsetting.”

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PIN STREET is Kerry’s first boutique indoor cycling studio. Come along and enjoy its classes, which incorporate a high-intensity, low-impact, full-body workout on a bike. With the emphasis on fun and fitness it is suitable for all levels of fitness. The two instructors, Tom Crowley and Sam Ireland, opened their first studio in Killorglin six months ago and the response has been phenomenal. “After discovering a number of people had been travelling to Killorglin from Killarney to attend our studio we decided to bring our classes to Killarney,” said Tom.

“In order to make the whole booking experience more manageable and straightforward we have created our own app (spin street) which can be downloaded from Apple and android stores free of charge. Here you will find details of the classes, their times during the week and the option to book a class of your choice.” Full details and booking options are also available on the website www.spin-street.com. “So why not get fit for Santa and come and check us out by downloading the Spin Street app or checking out our website,” said Tom. There is a special introductory rate of €6 per class for the month of November. See www.spin-street.com

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Town Talk Major Haul Of Illegal Fireworks In Killarney Words: Eve Kelliher KILLARNEY GARDAI have seized hundreds of euro worth of illegal fireworks following a targeted operation over Halloween. Fireworks with an estimated value of between €400 and €500 were recovered operation on Friday evening. Four search warrants were issued and four premises were searched with illegal fireworks recovered in three properties as a result. “A large quantity of fireworks were seized and a file is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions,” Garda Michael Milner of Killarney Gardaí told Killarney Advertiser. The haul is the largest such sei-

zure in Killarney in a number of years and the detections were carried out under a nationwide Garda operation – Operation Tombola – which has been targeting the sale and supply of fireworks. “We were very happy that hopefully this seizure of fireworks will have prevented someone from being hurt,” added Garda Milner. Superintendent Flor Murphy of Killarney Gardaí added: “Not only is the sale of fireworks illegal but also the use of fireworks can be danger and unfortunately as this time of the year can contribute to a lot of Pictured with the display of fireworks are Garda Mike Milner, Garda Brendan McMahon and Sgt John antisocial behaviour.” O’Gorman. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

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Rugby World Cup Judges Top Accolade For Yew Tree Restaurant Deem Killarney ‘Too Small’ Award Chef de partie James O’Sullivan, Jozsef Sipos, executive chef John O’Leary, hotel manager Daniel O’Connor, restaurant manager Zsolt Zidek and Paul Fulop.

Killarney Chamber president Paul O’Neill.

HOPES of a €50 million cash bonanza for the town were effectively shot down following judges’ recommendation on a venue to host the Rugby World Cup in 2023. A successful Irish bid to host the event would see thousands of international rugby fans converge on Killarney for up to four matches. But it was revealed judges placed Killarney in third place out of three in the bid evaluation report published on Tuesday which had South Africa as the lead venue. It’s still to play for as countries will cast their votes on November 15, but it remains to be seen whether this result will be different to the official judges’ report. Killarney Chamber President Paul O’Neill said he found judges’ criticism of Killarney

being “too small” and “lacking experience in hosting international events” to be ill-informed. “Killarney is like no other town of 14,000 and our experience, while maybe not comparable with Paris or Johannesburg, shows we undoubtedly have the skills and knowledge match the other Irish destinations,” he told Killarney Advertiser. “It seemed to me to be a lack of understanding on the part of the consultants as to the unique capacity and experience of Killarney.” The Killarney Chamber president added: “Obviously it is a disappointing outcome. There was a lot of optimism from the Irish camp but there is always the unknown factor of the competition. However, from the Killarney perspective we’ll keep bidding for events and move on to the next opportunity.”

THE Muckross Park Hotel & Spa’s Yew Tree Restaurant has been recognised for its culinary excellence with the awarding of a two AA Rosette awards. The AA Rosette is an award recognising exceptionally high standards in culinary excellence demonstrated by AA Accredited restaurants across Ireland and the UK. The aim of the Rosette system is to provide reliable information for all patrons about where to eat. To receive the award of two AA Rosettes demonstrates a great precision in cooking and attention to the selection of quality ingredients. Muckross Park Hotel & Spa manager Daniel O’Connor said: “We are delighted for the restaurant and kitchen teams who are committed to

enhancing the standard of service and quality of the dishes served each year. This accolade is a testament to their outstanding work.” Executive chef John O’Leary said: “We are very lucky here in Kerry with top quality produce available on our doorstep. We believe in cooking great ingredients in a simple and uncomplicated manner. I’m extremely proud of my team on winning this fantastic award.” Yew Tree Restaurant also won Kerry’s Best Hotel Restaurant at the Restaurant Association of Ireland awards this year. Muckross Park Hotel & Spa has also made it on to the McKenna Guide’s 100 Top places to stay in Ireland this year and has been listed in Georgina Campbell’s Ireland Guide 2017.

HSE To Bear Costs Of Radon Gas Remedial Works At Deer Lodge THE Health Service Executive will pay the costs for remedial works at a Killarney mental health unit after it was found to have radon levels greater than the amount recommended for residential facilities. Two points within the 40-bed Deer Lodge Mental Health Unit on St Margaret’s Road had radon levels, two-and-a-half time the recommended safety level. A radon barrier installed prior to the unit’s opening in July broke down.

This had been installed by a third party but the HSE says it will pay €11,000 for the remedial works. Cormac Williams of the Psychiatric Nurses’ Association says pregnant employees who request a transfer out of Deer Lodge due to concerns over radon gas should be accommodated. The HSE said it would be happy to accommodate staff with concerns but added it is confident that there is no danger to staff or residents. It says the levels, although raised, were not at dangerous levels.

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The One Present Everybody Will Want This Christmas Words: Eve Kelliher

TAKE a trip back in time with a new and exciting calendar that brings Killarney’s past to life in vibrant fashion. Historia Publishing (part of the KC Print Group) in association with Killarney Advertiser and Killarney Magazine present you with the Killarney 2018 Historical Calendar, which is one of the most appealing retail products to arrive on the local Christmas market in years. Under the stewardship of KC Print Group’s talented creative director, Damien Switzer, pictured right, Historia Publishing, brings the concept of a calendar to a whole new level and the Killarney Historical Calendar 2018 has already garnered interest from people at home and abroad keen to have a keepsake for generations to come. The Killarney Historical Calendar is packed full of fascinating historical images, maps, prints, paintings and photographs of Killarney through the ages. Leaf through the luxury calendar to delve into local history, with a wealth of nuggets to be uncovered throughout the 28page A3 product. “The calendar features no less than 300 amazing historical images as well as old adverts, postcards and photographs of Killarney,” said Damien. An enthusiastic local historian, Damien has been amassing a huge and varied archive of items over the years. “We believe that this calendar will bring the history of Killarney to life and into homes throughout Killarney (and abroad),” he said. “This limited edition ‘feast for the eyes and senses’ will go on sale this month.”

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FASTEN your seatbelts, the Killarney Historical Calendar is set to transport you back in time. After you’ve enjoyed this calendar, you will look at local landmarks, such as the Market Cross, in a whole new light and enrich your sense of place when it comes to your hometown. Must-read snippets of history, advertisements, images, maps and much

‘What a beautiful production, a credit to Killarney and Damien. All Killarney people, especially those who were forced to emigrate, will treasure it. Stunning.’

Where You’ll Find It The Killarney Historical Calendar will be available from November 8 at Daly’s SuperValu, Mucros Craft Shop at Muckross House; Eason,

Main Street; Reidy’s, Main Street; Quills, Market Cross; and Killarney Advertiser, Park Place, High Street.

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‘An absolute treasure... a must for every household.” Enda Walshe, Quills

‘A work of art wrapped up in the history of Killarney’ Pat O’Neill, The Style Suite

‘I’d expect nothing less from Damien Switzer... what a collection, what a production, super, just super!’ Paul Morgan, Mucros Craft Centre, Muckross House & Gardens

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more are presented in entertaining style in the Killarney Historical Calendar. Not only that but you will get a peek into the past as you will find out exactly who lived where in a comprehensive list from the register of electors from 1926, with everyone from St Brendan’s Seminary to Pawn office Lane and Scrahan – and everywhere in between – accounted for.

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Country in the Kingdom Dancing Festival The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney 10th , 11th & 12th November

FRIDAY 10TH NOVEMBER

Dancing to PATRICK FEENEY & HIS BAND and TR DALLAS Admission: €15. Dancing 9pm-1am

SATURDAY 11TH

Dancing to JOHN HOGAN & HIS BAND, TRUDI LALOR, MICHAEL COLLINS & HIS BAND Admission: €15. Dancing 9pm-1am

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Dancing to DECLAN NERNEY & HIS BAND AND SHAY O’CALLAGHAN Admission: €15. Dancing 9pm-1am

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Afternoon Dancing to SAM O’ DOHERTY (3pm- 5.30pm) Admission: €10

Killarney Students To Present €1000 Bursary LORETO SISTER Orla Treacy will be receiving the Hugh O’Flaherty Humanitarian Award tomorrow night in the Killarney Avenue Hotel. Sr Orla is principal of a girls secondary school in South Sudan – one of the poorest nations and most fragile democracies in the world. As a significant new element of the Hugh O’Flaherty Humanitarian Award will see students from

In The Picture

A NEW book showcases Kerry’s beauty “through an outsider’s eye”. John Wesson, the author of Kerry: The Beautiful Kingdom, first visited the county on a motorcycle in the late 1970s. Now he offers readers a grand tour of Kerry, as he showcases its people, landscape and wildlife. “I find Kerry to be the perfect place for landscape and seascape photography,” he said. “With the continually

various schools in Killarney parish will make a bursary presentation of €1000 to Sr Orla at the ceremony in the Killarney Avenue at 8pm. Sr Orla will speak at the ceremony about the challenges faced on a daily basis to educate the young people of South Sudan as a means of achieving liberty and climbing out of poverty and oppression. The award ceremony is open to the public and all are welcome.

changing Atlantic light, you will never see the same scene twice. It is a joy to experience the extraordinary light first-hand.” In 1988 John and his wife bought a small ruined house on Valentia. “Working from a tiny caravan on site was not easy, as our two children were born during this period. Today it is a delight when a passing tourist stops to photograph it!” he said. Kerry: The Beautiful Kingdom is published by the O’Brien Press.

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Sean Kelly On Quest To End Clock Change CLOCKS went back an hour last weekend but there’s a growing consensus across the European Union that the system should be changed. MEP Sean Kelly has mounted a campaign for the last three years, despite resistance on the proposals from the European Commission. Mr Kelly was in Killarney Advertiser this week to highlight the benefits of eternal summer time. “The more colleagues who come around to the idea of eternal summer time, the harder it’ll

be to ignore their wishes,” he said. The Killarney MEP added: “They want no change during the year, to have the same time right throughout the year. “We’re now looking at how we can put pressure on the Commission to come forward with a proposal that would be acceptable and applicable right across the European Union, so we wouldn’t have any clock change from one end of the year to the other.”

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Actors Tread The Boards In Aid Of Hospice THE Dóchas Drama Group will tread the boards to bring you “Philip and Rowena” – a powerful play by Gillian Plowman which is a tribute to hospice care. Director Liz Ryan said: “None of us wants to think about dying but when faced with the reality, hospice care is now an option for all of us.” The group is presenting Philip and Rowena to promote hospice awareness, with proceeds going to Kerry Hospice Foundation. “Despite the theme, the play provides many humorous moments and we have no doubt that you will enjoy it!” said Liz. “Hospice care focuses on relief from pain and the physical and men-

tal stress associated with terminal illness. The goal is to concentrate on the quality of life (rather than length) for the patient and their families.” The play will be staged in the Killarney Avenue Hotel on November 8, 9, 10 and 11 at 8pm. Tickets, €10, are available at the door. Doors open at 7.15pm.

Cullina Primary School pupils Alia McLoughlin, Ellen Moriarty (back) Kayla Roche, Alicia Coffey and principal Moira Cronin with some of their decorated winning pumpkins which were displayed in The Underground Cafe, Killarney.

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10th Hugh O’Flaherty

Memorial Programme FRIDAY NOV 3rd – SUNDAY NOV 5th, 2017

EXHIBITIONS Photo & Memorabilia Exhibition Killarney Library Friday Nov 3rd – Saturday Nov 11th, 2017

Remembering a great humanitarian

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O’Flaherty Related Books Exhibition Cahersiveen Library (Permanent Display) (Normal Library Hours)

HUMANITARIAN AWARD CEREMONY

Sr Orla Treacy (Loreto)

Saturday November 4th, 2017 - 8.00.p.m. Killarney Avenue Hotel Opening Concert by the Gleneagle Concert Band Admission is Free.

OTHER EVENTS • To mark the Monsignor’s 54th Anniversary, on Monday October 30th, 2017 wreaths will be laid at his grave in Cahersiveen and at the Memorial in Killarney. • The Monsignor will be remembered at the 10.30.a.m. Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday Nov 5th. • The Hugh O’Flaherty Perpetual Cup Golf Competition. Entries to Killarney Golf & Fishing Club Members & Guests. (Details from Killarney Golf & Fishing Club 064 6631034)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS

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The Memorial Society wishes to acknowledge the substantial financial & practical support received from Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce. We also wish to acknowledge the support of all schools in the Killarney Parish for presenting the Schools Bursary to the Award Recipient. The Memorial Society also wishes to acknowledge the tremendous support received from: The Killarney Advertiser, MacMonagle Photography, The O’Donoghue-Ring Hotel Group, Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney & Cahersiveen Libraries, Killarney Tourist Office, Killarney Printing, Killarney Parish, Kerry County Council, our Friends and Patrons and all others who assist us during the year.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE HUGH O’FLAHERTY MEMORIAL SOCIETY: Tel: +353 (0)64 6637928 | E-mail: hofmemorialsociety@gmail.com | www.hughoflaherty.com

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AS ALWAYS, it’s Killarney’s answer to The Late Late Show and tonight when you tune into The Chatroom you’ll be treated to a whistle-stop tour back in time. Believe us, you’ll discover a whole host of fascinating facts about your home town as Damien Switzer tells Kieran Healy all about the Killarney Historical

Calendar which is brought to you by Historia Publishing, part of the KC Print Group, in association with Killarney Advertiser and Killarney Magazine. Packed with information, the calendar makes for a riveting read. Check out The Chatroom on our Facebook page and website killarneyadvertiser.ie at 9pm this evening.

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Boxing Clever News Briefs ... Killarney Diabetes Fundraiser THE Killarney Diabetes Support Group will host its coffee morning on Monday, November 20, in the Killarney Royal Hotel. The event, which takes place from 10am to 12 noon, will coincide with World Diabetes Day. All are welcome to the event and there will be plenty of spot prizes.

Betty McCarthy, Bernie O’Leary and Susan Walsh.

CAREFULLY chosen presents by the big-hearted members of the Killarney Active Retirement Group will be winging their way across the globe to children in need this festive season. Susan Walsh, Betty McCarthy and Bernie O’Leary and their colleagues at the group put together 15 gift boxes which they donated to the Team Hope charity. The Killarney Active Retirement Group meets in the Kerry Diocesan Youth Service Centre every Friday from 2pm. The Team Hope aid charity works with children and their families in communities throughout the world and it is perhaps best known for its Christmas Shoebox Appeal. You can find out more about the Killarney branch by contacting Margaret Scully, Team Hope, on 087-6858664.

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Kerry Science Festival AT IT TRALEE

Discover the Exciting World of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

SHOWCASE & FAMILY DAY

STEM ENTERPRISE & CAREERS EXPO Friday 17th November 6.00pm to 9.00pm

Saturday 18th November 11.00am to 5.00pm

Careers in STEM Exhibition

Get Into STEM

A variety of interactive workshops to engage and intrigue both children and adults alike and bring to life the world of STEM.

Meet the many STEM companies based in Kerry and ﬁnd out more about the STEM jobs market. Organisations exhibiting on the night include: Aspen Grove Solutions, Astellas, Dairymaster, Enercon, JRI America, Tricel Killarney, Kostal, IMaR Technology Gateway, Shannon ABC, BorgWarner Tralee Ltd., Fexco, Liebherr Container Cranes, Wazp, TLI Group and BioAtlantis.

STEM Careers Panel Discussion 7.00pm-8.00pm

Open Recruitment Fair & Interviews

FREE FREE workshops and shows include: Mathsworld, Lego WeDo, Cell Explorers, Designer Minds, I spy with my little EYE and much more. Workshops are free of charge but must be booked in advance at www.kerryscience.com

Free Kids Entertainment

Speakers include: Bring your CV! Cora Creed - VP Digital Transformation & Innovation, Universal Music Company NYC. James Murphy - Founder & CEO Lifes2Good Anthony Maher - Anthony Maher (PhD) Kerry Senior Footballer & Wyeth Nutritionals

Fanzini Brothers “Professor Plunger” from 1.30pm - 2.30pm” Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Stilt Walkers, Giant Jenga and Giant Connect 4.

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News Briefs ... Two Hospitalised After Crash

Yule Love Christmas In Killarney Line-Up Festival

TWO people were taken to hospital and part of the Ring of Kerry route was closed for a time on Sunday following a road accident. The two-car collision occurred in the Tullig area of the N70 main Ring of Kerry road, between Killorglin and Glenbeigh, shortly after 11.20am. Emergency services attended the scene and two people were taken to University Hospital Kerry as a precautionary measure. Diversions were put in place as the road was closed for a time as debris was cleared from the scene.

Thefts From Vehicles On The Rise FIGURES revealed at the recent Joint Policing Committee show a 3% increase in the number of thefts from vehicles, while there was a 5% increase year-on-year in cars being stolen. Up to August 31, Gardaí made 80 arrests relating to thefts from vehicles, up two from the same period in 2016.

Holy Cross NS The winners of the best-dressed prize at the Halloween disco hosted by Holy Cross National School, back, Nikola Fudala, front, Rodney, Kayah Wisnlewska, Victoria Karinovia.

The Gobnaits launch the 13th Christmas in Killarney Festival. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

WELL, we campaigned for it to continue and we are delighted to confirm that the Christmas in Killarney Festival is going ahead – despite fears in recent months that a €30,000 cash shortfall could lead to its cancellation. But it’s full steam ahead for the hugely popular festival, which is now in its 13th year. And the 2017 Christmas in Killarney line-up is set to be the most magical yet, according to organisers. On hand to launch the festival were the Killarney Gobnaits – familiar to many from their antics during the St Patrick’s Festival Killarney. The quartet even made a batch of Christmas puddings and mince pies especially for the occasion. Kick-starting the Christmas in Killarney celebrations will be highly anticipated Magic Parade, when Santa and his elves along with favourite Disney characters will travel through the streets of Killarney, on Saturday, November 25, commencing at 6pm, for the traditional turning on of the Christmas lights ceremony at the

Market Cross. There will be many opportunities for families to see Santa in the Magic Parade in the run-up to Christmas season, on Saturday, December 2, 9, 16 and 23, at 6pm. Santa and his elves will return for the grand finale of the parades on New Year’s Eve at 6pm for anyone who did not make it home to Killarney before Christmas. The dates for the very popular Dine Killarney are confirmed: Thursday, November 30, and Thursday, December 7, dining times from 6pm to 11.30pm. In keeping with tradition, The Gobnaits will be hosting a special Christmas in the 50s quiz, on Thursday, December 7, in The Laurels ‘Hall’, Market Cross at 8pm. Audience participation is compulsory with dress code 1950s. As part of the exciting festival, this year’s Christmas Craft and food Fair at the Killarney Outlet Centre takes place on November 26 between 12pm and 6pm. For further information see www.christmasinkillarney. com

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Kerry-Berlin Extension To Boost Tourism Noel Ryan, Kerry Airport, John O’Sullivan, Mairead O’Sullivan and Conor Hennigan, Killarney. Sinead Greene and Katrin Pietzonka from Killarney. Caoimhe and Brid McCarthy from Firies. Pics: Domnick Walsh

NEARLY 20,000 passengers are set to fly into Kerry on the new Ryanair service from Berlin Schönefeld after it was announced that the route will continue through the summer of 2018. Over 150 passengers made the inaugural flight to Kerry this week, while 189 passengers, maximum capacity, were booked on the first outward flight to Berlin.

The service, which will operate every Thursday and Sunday, was due to end in March but there has been a broad welcome from the tourism sector in Kerry to the news that the route will continue through next year’s summer season. The incoming flights will depart Berlin Schönefeld SXF at 3pm and land in Kerry at 4.35pm on Thursdays. On Sundays, the flights will depart

Germany at 7.45am and land in Kerry at 9.25am. The outbound flight from Kerry on Thursdays will depart at 5pm, arriving in Berlin at 8.35pm while the Sunday flights will leave Kerry at 9.45am and arrive in Berlin Schönefeld at 1.15pm. Berlin Schönefeld is only 22km from Berlin City Centre. Kerry Airport’s financial controller Basil Sheerin, said: “The decision

to extend the route through the summer of 2018 underlines the importance of Kerry as a destination and gateway for the German tourist market and will ensure increased visitor numbers to the region. Berlin is home to 3.5 million people and a number of high tech firms in the pharmaceutical, biomedical engineering, electronics and media corporations sectors.”

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Ghosts, Ghouls & Goblins Cast Their Spell ... IT ALWAYS sets the scene for Halloween and this year was no exception, with even “Donald Trump” spotted on walkabout in Killarney Outlet Centre during its annual fancy dress parade. Spooky swarms descended on the centre en masse on Sunday with activities including a Lego Club event, fun from A Time to Party, bouncy castles, recycled arts and crafts, face painting, storytelling and puppet shows – all free! Some very enticing prizes were up for grabs thanks to O’Connor’s World of Wonder, Select Hotels of Ireland and Killarney Ghost Tours. All children taking part in the fancy dress parade went home with delectable goody bags, sponsored by Killarney Advertiser. Not only that but vouchers for Select Hotels were presented to all partygoers. Meanwhile, an arts and craft fair took place on the ground floor of Killarney Outlet Centre during the weekend. Aideen, Leah and Lorraine O’Meara, Killarney, won the bestdressed family prize of a fabulous family break in The Talbot Hotel, Wexford. Feithleann Somers, Killarney, and Emma Reidy, Scartaglin, were deemed the best-dressed children and won a Fliker A3 Air scooter each, sponsored by O’Connor’s World of Wonder. Shane Scadding won the best-dressed adult prize of a family pass for Killarney Ghost Tours.

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Its membership includes all walks of life in the tourism industry, from hoteliers to travel agents and Skål International is the largest professional organisation of tourism leaders around the world, promoting global tourism and friendship. Representing the industry’s managers and executives, Skål leagues meet at local, national and international level in an environment of friendship to discuss subjects of common interest. It is the only association which embraces all sectors of the travel and tourism industry, in five continents, 85 countries and at 450 locations, with close to 18,000 members.

A PROFESSIONAL organisation of tourism leaders, Skål International has four clubs in Ireland, in Kerry, Dublin, Cork and Galway, and over 170 members. Skål International will host a full-day conference in Killarney on Friday, November 10, at The Brehon Hotel. The themes to be discussed include Importance of tourism to Irish economy, seasonal and dispersion of visitors

Fossa Hits The Right Note COME along to a music and singing session for young musicians and singers in the Travel Inn, Fossa, on Saturday, November 11, at 5pm6pm. This fun session will place the emphasis on playing music and singing for enjoyment. All ages and abilities are welcome, as are adult musicians wishing to help. For further details call Tim on 087-2413116 or Eileen on 087-6284053.

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around the country, skills and manpower, international perspective, access and digital trends and screen tourism. The second day will include a trip to see tourism in action with a visit to the Skellig peninsula. One of the most recognisable faces on the committee would have to be Francis Brennan. The wellknown and loved TV star and hotelier has been a Skål member since 1978 and is now the International Councillor.

Other key Kerry members are the national president, Margaret Cahill, and national secretary Sean O’Driscoll. Sean was appointed as group general manager for iNua Hospitality last year and oversees six hotels. Sean has been a member of Skål for over 12 years. For further information or to become a member of Skål, see www.republicofireland.Skål.org or email Skålireland@ gmail.com

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Having A Happy Halloween At The Lane Pic: Dylan Clifford THE Lane Café Bar was the place to be in the lead-up to Halloween as staff and revellers alike really got into the spirit of things. Witches, wizards and a whole host of colourful and zany characters enjoyed the magical brew of entertainment at the must-visit venue.

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Fianna Fail Comhairle Ceantair Meeting A MEETING of the Sliabh Luachra Fianna Fail Comhairle ceantair takes place Monday night, November 6, in Scott’s Hotel, Killarney, at 9pm. Deputy John Brassil TD will address the meeting along with locally elected councillors. All new and existing FF members welcome to discuss local and national issues.

Seeing Killarney With Fresh Eyes IT PROVED a major success last year and the upcoming familiarisation day organised by Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce is shaping up to be every bit as exciting. The Chamber FAM day will take place on November 7 and will include a whole host of activities and excursions. The event, which is free, is organised to show staff various experiences and places to visit that are on offer so that they can direct tourists knowledgably. On that same evening, Cafe du Parc will host an event at 7pm, again for the staff of Chamber members, with bookings taken through the Chamber office. “This is your opportunity to experience or perhaps have a new experience of Killarney and the activities on offer, we do hope you will encourage staff to participate where possible,” said Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce President Paul O’Neill.

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THE Killarney Musical Society thanked everyone who came to audition for its upcoming production of “ Sweet Charity”. First rehearsals for the production will kick off this coming week, as follows: Tuesday, November 7, 7.30pm at Hotel Killarney; Wednesday, November 8, 7.30pm, Hotel Killarney; Saturday, November 11, 2pm, parish hall. Sweet Charity will be performed by Killarney Musical Society in the INEC on March 14, 15 and 16, 2018.

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A Weekly Round-Up Of News + Views From Kerry And Around

New York Attack Suspect ‘Should Get Death Penalty’, Says Trump FIVE Argentinians and one Belgian were among the eight victims killed in New York’s deadliest terror attack since 9/11. The suspect has been charged with federal terrorism offenses in Tuesday’s attack that left eight people dead, authorities said. Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, a 29-year-old Uzbekistan native who was living in New Jersey, is charged with providing material support to ISIS, violence and destruction of motor vehicles, said Joon H. Kim, the acting US Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Saipov appeared in federal court in a wheelchair and didn’t enter a plea, a source at the US Attorney’s Office told CNN. President Donald Trump said he should be executed. “NYC terrorist was happy as he asked to hang ISIS flag in his hospital room. He killed 8

people, badly injured 12. SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY!’ the President tweeted late Wednesday night. Saipov told investigators he was inspired by Is-

lamic State videos, in particular one showing ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a federal criminal complaint states. The suspect decided to conduct a truck attack “to inflict maximum damage against civilians” and that he specifically chose to strike on Halloween “because he believed there would be more civilians on the street for the holiday,” the complaint says. He began planning an attack a year ago and decided two months ago to use a truck, officials said. One of Saipov’s cellphones reviewed by law enforcement contained approximately 90 videos, “many of which appear to be ... ISIS-related propaganda.” The phone also had almost 4,000 images, many of which were ISIS propaganda, the FBI said in the complaint.

Commuters’ Nightmare As Workers Down Tools COMMUTERS faced travel hell as Irish Rail carried out its first day of strikes on Wednesday. All Intercity, Dart and Commuter services were scrapped until Thursday morning as workers downed tools in a dispute over pay. Commuters should note that no alternative transport will be put in place and other operators will not accept rail tickets.

Refunds will automatically be issued to those who have bought tickets. Four more days of strike action is planned: Tuesday, November 7; Tuesday, November 14; Thursday; November 23; and Friday, December 8. A joint statement from the Trade Union’s reads: “The Trade Union Group representing

Trump Corner Hours After Trump Calls US Justice System ‘A Laughingstock,’ White House Denies He Ever Did THE White House on Wednesday flatly denied that President Donald Trump had ever called the American criminal justice system “a joke and a laughingstock.” The denial came just hours after Trump said precisely that during a televised Cabinet meeting. Reporters were stunned that the press secretary would deny the president’s own words so soon after the president said them. “We need quick justice and we need strong justice — much quicker and much stronger than we have right now — because what we have right now is a joke, and it’s

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a laughingstock,” Trump said at the meeting. The president’s remark followed a terror attack in New York City on Tuesday that killed eight people. The suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, was shot on the scene and quickly taken into custody. Authorities later found items that indicate the attack was inspired by ISIS. A few hours after Trump’s Cabinet meeting, CNN’s Jim Acosta asked White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, “Why did the president call the US justice system a joke and a laughingstock?” The White House press secretary replied: “That’s not what he said,” Sanders replied. “He said that process has people calling us a joke and a laughingstock.”

all workers at Irish Rail, in pursuance of a long overdue flat pay award, have decided to serve notice on the Company for a series of industrial actions. “The Trade Union Group will conduct reviews on an ongoing basis and may decide to escalate the action by way of increased frequency and duration.” A statement from Irish Rail said that management regrets the decision to schedule five 24hour strikes during November and December and remains committed to resolving the issue.

Spacey ‘Taking Time Necessary To Seek Treatment’ In Wake Of Harassment Allegations

KEVIN SPACEY is seeking “treatment” in the wake of an historical harassment allegation against him by actor Anthony Rapp. Star Trek: Discovery actor Rapp recently told online publication BuzzFeed that Spacey had placed him on a bed and climbed on top of him when Rapp was 14 and Spacey was 26. A representative for House Of Cards star and former Old Vic artistic director Spacey said: “Kevin Spacey is taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment. “No other information is available at this time.” The statement comes as production was halted on the sixth season of hit drama House Of Cards. Online streaming service Netflix and show producers Media Rights Capital (MRC) said in a statement the suspension

would continue until “further notice”. “MRC and Netflix have decided to suspend production on House Of Cards season six, until further notice, to give us time to review the current situation and to address any concerns of our cast and crew,” they said. The decision to pause production came before a second actor made allegations against Spacey. Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos wrote on his Facebook page that he encountered Spacey at the bar of London’s Old Vic, where Spacey was at the helm from 2004 until 2015, and said he had encounters that had been on the “verge of being called harassment”. Spacey responded to Rapp’s allegation with a statement posted on Twitter on Monday where he said he was “beyond horrified” by the claim.

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Man Killed And Girl Injured In Crash A MAN in his 50s was killed when the car he was driving was involved in a crash with a bus yesterday. The incident occurred on the R446 at Ballydangan, Co Roscommon, at approximately 10am. The man was pronounced dead at the scene and his body was removed to Roscommon Hospital. An 11-year-old girl, who was the passenger in the car, received minor injuries and was taken to Portiuncula Hospital, Ball-

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inasloe. The driver of the bus and three passengers were taken to Portiuncula Hospital with minor injuries. There were 12 passengers in total on the bus. Gardaí in Roscommon are appealing for witnesses or anyone travelling on the R446 from Ballinasloe to Athlone between 9.30am and 10.15am yesterday to contact Roscommon Garda Station on 090 6638300, the Garda Confidential Telephone Line 1800-666-111 or any Garda station.

Four People Injured As Taxicab Mounts Pavement FOUR people have been injured after an incident involving a taxi and pedestrians in London. Scotland Yard said the incident on Southampton Street, Covent Garden, is not thought to be terrorist related.

Officers were called at just after 5pm to reports of a taxi in collision with pedestrians. Three people were taken to hospital and a fourth was treated at the scene, paramedics said. Witnesses have reported that the car ‘ploughed into people’ in the city’s popular Covent Garden.

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THE Great British Bake Off finale was seen by a live audience of 7.3 million, viewing figures show. That rose to 7.7 million when including those watching on Channel 4 +1. The viewing figures come in spite of Prue Leith accidentally tweeting the name of the winner 10 hours early. It’s Channel 4’s highest overnight ratings since the Paralympics Opening Ceremony in 2012. That saw an average 7.7 million tune in to see the events from the London Games. But the Bake Off ratings are lower than the 14 million who tuned in to BBC One in 2016 to see Candice Brown crowned champion.

That figure rose to 15.9 million when those watching on catch up services were included. The final saw former army officer Sophie Faldo crowned the winner and handed that all-important glass cakestand. She beat Kate Lyon and Steven Carter-Bailey to the title, with her multilayered honey-bee cake showstopper proving too sweet for the judges to resist. This was the first series of Bake Off on Channel 4, after it moved there from BBC One. The viewing figures rise to about 8.9 million when counting everyone who saw an episode of Bake Off over a seven-day period. Applications for the next series of Bake Off are already open.

Stars Out In Force For Colm Cooper’s Testimonial Dinner

WELL-KNOWN faces from the world of sport and entertainment were out in force for Colm Cooper’s testimonial dinner on Friday. The event took place at the Intercontinental Hotel in Ballsbridge, Dublin, and Among those in attendance were former Republic of Ireland footballer Niall Quinn, and top jockeys Ruby Walsh

and Barry Geraghty. GAA stars included Kerry’s Paul Galvin, Kieran Donaghy and Dublin’s Bernard Brogan as Kerry legend Colm was honoured with an historic first-ever testimonial dinner for a GAA player. Overall some 500 attended the black-tie gala event which was hosted by broadcaster Matt Cooper.

New Ryanair Chief Operations Officer To Get Killarney Talking About Tourism THE man handed the responsibility of steering Ryanair out of its current difficulties and plotting a successful future for the low-cost carrier has been lined up as one of the keynote speakers at a major tourism conference planned for Killarney. Peter Bellew, who has just been appointed to the high-profile position of chief operations officer with the airline, will be one of the guest speakers at the second annual Let’s Talk Tourism forum on Friday and Saturday, November 10/11. He is leaving his post as chief executive of Malaysia Airlines to join Michael O’Leary in an airline he has worked for in the past. “I am excited to return home to Ryanair and take up the challenge to grow the operation sustainably,” he said. Mr Bellew, 52, a native of Meath and a graduate of Trinity College, has been living in Fossa, Killarney for several years. He

is married to Grainne and they have four children. He previously worked with Kerry Airport as marketing manager and airport manager and later became director of flight operations with Ryanair before being headhunted by Malaysia Airlines. Other key speakers at the one-day forum in the Brehon Hotel will include Fáilte Ireland chief executive Paul Kelly, Mark Henry of Tourism Ireland, Fiona Monaghan, head of the Wild Atlantic Way project at Fáilte Ireland, Guinness Storehouse boss Paul Carty, Minister of State for Tourism Brendan Griffin and Kerry County Council CEO Moira Murrell. Also on the panel will be John McGrillen, CEO of Tourism Northern Ireland, Shannon Group CEO Matthew Thomas and John Brennan of the Park Hotel, Kenmare. For further information contact 0647767181 or email bookings@ntf.ie

front, Emer Corridan, IHF, Sean Healy, AIB and Margaret Cahill, Chairperson, NTF; back, Ciara O’Grady, NTF, Paul O’Neill, President, Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce, and Joan McCarthy, Kerry County Council. Pic: Don MacMonagle

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Do You Know Someone ‘Storm Responders Should Not Extraordinary? Letters Take Tax Hit For Overtime’ Letters

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IN ORDER to acknowledge the hard work and immense effort of emergency service workers before, during and after Storm Ophelia, the Minister for Finance should ensure that they only pay the lower rate of tax on their overtime payments. I made the request in a parliamentary question to the Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe. At present, all income over €33,800 per year, or €650 per week, is taxed at the higher rate of 41% plus PRSI and USC. As a result of the significant amount of overtime worked, many workers will see their weekly pay packets take a major hit from tax. I think that right across the country, and especially here in Kerry, the local communities are incredibly grateful to everyone who worked so hard, in extremely difficult services, to ensure

the safety of everyone. These workers, in the county council, the fire service, the ESB, the ambulance service, and the coast guard worked incredibly long hours, often by putting themselves in danger. I think the least we can do is ensure that whatever overtime they receive for this work should be taxed at the lower rate. To my mind, it would be unconscionable for these workers to lose over 50% of it in taxes, USC and PRSI. I am calling on Minister Donohoe to do the right thing by these people, and acknowledge, in a very small way, their hard work, commitment and effort during Storm Ophelia. John Brassil, Kerry Fianna Fáil TD, Leinster House, Dublin 2

I AM writing in connection with the 2017 national People of the Year Awards and I was wondering if you could help us. Each year the People of the Year Awards, which are organised by Rehab and shown live on RTÉ One television, shine a light on some of the many unsung heroes who are living in communities throughout Ireland. We need nominations from your readers to help to identify this year’s award recipients. If you think you know someone who has done something extraordinary, who has made a real difference, who has gone above and beyond the call of duty and whom you feel deserves a People of the Year Award, then nominate them now. You could also nominate in one of our specific categories, Young Person of the Year, International Per-

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son of the Year, Sports Person of the Year or Community Group of the Year. The closing date for entries is Friday, December 1, and it’s quick and easy to nominate someone – simply fill in the short nomination form on www.peopleoftheyear.com. You can also contact the People of the Year Awards office for a nomination form on 01-2057397. This is your chance to honour inspiring people in your county. Awards will be presented live on RTÉ One television on Saturday, March 3, 2018, at the Mansion House in Dublin, and who knows, one of this year’s winners could well be from Kerry. Kathleen O’Meara, People of the Year Awards, Rehab Group, Roslyn Park, Sandymount, Dublin 4

Orthodontic Waiting List ‘Appalling’

I HAVE called on the Minister for Health, Simon Harris, to immediately address the huge waiting list for orthodontic treatment in Kerry and throughout the country. I raised this matter at a recent meeting of the South and West Kerry Municipal District. According to the HSE’s own figures there are now over 17,000 patients waiting for orthodontic treatment for up to four years or longer and that there are up to 12,000

patients waiting up to two years. This is an appalling indictment of our health service and the Minister and the Government need to take immediate action. I would also like to highlight the excessive charges for treatment and braces. This is putting massive financial hardship on already hard-pressed families. Michael Cahill (Councillor), Fianna Fail, Rossbeigh, Glenbeigh

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RIGHTS OF WAY A Right of Way is a right for one land-owner to gain access to his or her land or passing over property owned by a third party. This is very common in rural Ireland where very often pockets of land are intertwined amongst a number of land-owners. It is therefore a common feature of agricultural lands but also dwellings that have been built abutting the roadways that have not been taken in charge by the local authority. A road or laneway is taken in charge by the local authority when it becomes formally responsible for its maintenance or upkeep and is formally adopted as a road in charge. A right of way can be established either by Long User or by way of agreement. Traditionally generations of landowners have gained access to their lands by passing and repassing over an access by way of continuous use without interruption. In addition to this a right of way can by agreement be granted by one land-owner to the other. Traditionally for conveyancing purposes if a right of way was not registered on a land-owners title a Declaration of Long User would be furnished to show that the land-owner gave access to his lands for a period of twenty years without interruption. The Land Law and Conveyance Act, 2009, has attempted to simplify the area of rights of way. Under the 2009 Act, a person can claim a right of way if they can prove continuous use for a period of twelve years. Initially the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act, 2009, set a deadline

of the 30th of November 2012 for rights of way to be registered. This has been amended and extended under the Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2011, which has extended the deadline for registration until the 30th of November 2021. The procedure at present has therefore been simplified in respect of the registration of rights of way. In the event that the parties agree to register a right of way an application form together with a marked Land Registry Compliant Map can be lodged to the Property Registration Authority together with payment of a fee and the Property Registration Authority will register the right of way. In the event that the land-owner claiming the right of way does not have the formal consent of the servient land-owner, an application by way of Affidavit can be filed with the Property Registration Authority together with Land Registry compliant map on a payment of a fee. The Property Registration Authority shall notify the servient owner and if no objection is received within a set period of time, the right of way will be registered. In the event that the right of way is contested, provision is made for a Court application to seek a Declaration confirming the existence of a right of way. The application to the Property Registration Authority is due to cease on the 30th of November 2021 and thereafter it appears that a Court application shall be necessary.

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BBC One Nov 3rd, Fri 22:35 Graham Norton is joined by Judi Dench, Kenneth Branagh, Michelle Pfeiffer and Josh Gad who all star in the new movie version of Murder on the Orient Express. Plus music from St Vincent, who performs the single Los Ageless.

The Nathan Carter Show RTÉ One

Nov 5th, 21:30 New series. The country singer returns for more music and chat, joined by former Westlife singer Shane Filan, singer-songwriter Roisin O and bluegrass band Hayseed Dixie.

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Ireland’s Fittest Family RTÉ One

Nov 5th, Sun 18:30 Six more families go into the tunnels for a second gruelling eliminator round, with the two slowest teams dropping out of the contest. Coaches Anna Geary, Davy Fitz, Derval O’Rourke and Donncha O’Callaghan must then choose which of the eight families in the running they want to train for the challenges ahead.

(2014, Comedy) An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond’s series of children’s books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw. Includes Lotto.

with Labour party leader Jeremy Cordon, ex-Oasis frontman turned solo star Liam Gallagher, Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne and league of their own duo Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff taking time out of their respective busy schedules to sit down on a comfy couch and watch the best of what TV land has had to offer in the past week.

The PwC All-Star Awards 2017

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Nov 3rd, Fri 19:00 Coverage of the GAA award ceremony, staged at Dublin’s Convention Centre. This year, All-Ireland champions Dublin have 13 players nominated for the awards, with defeated finalists Mayo receiving 12 nominations.

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Paul Galvin Designs New Kerry Jersey FOUR-TIME All-Ireland medal winner Paul Galvin has unveiled the new Kerry GAA jersey he designed along with O’Neills. The new jersey was jointly launched in the Kerry GAA Store on Friday by Paul along with Tim Murphy, chairman, Kerry County Board, and Frank Hayes, director of corporate affairs, Kerry Group. “We are, I believe, about to enter another very exciting era for Gaelic football in Kerry,” said Tim Murphy. “As part of our overall vision for the future we believe the Kerry jersey to be an integral part of our proud football history and tradition which inherently reflects who we are as a people and what we stand for. “On that

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Life On The Wild Side REGARDED as Ireland’s David Attenborough, Colin Stafford-Johnson is one of Ireland’s leading nature and wildlife cinematographers and presenters. Colin Stafford-Johnson will be sharing his adventures when he visits Killarney on November 7. He will be taking centre stage in the INEC as part of his latest series “Living the Wild Life”, which includes filming on the Skelligs, with his tour also taking in the red deer in Killarney National Park as well as the MacGillycuddy Reeks. Colin has lived with wildlife first hand from filming tigers at

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IT’S beginning to look a lot like Christmas and we’re already excited to learn that the hugely popular Christmas show The Snowman will be presented in Killarney in December. The Christmas classic, performed by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and narrated by Killarney native Gemma Sugrue, will take centre stage in the INEC for two shows on December 17. Nothing yells Christmas more than this much-loved festive family film. This timeless story of a boy’s unique friend-

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Banana & Walnut Ginger Bread The Killarney Royal Hotel’s head chef Joe Hurley shares his recipe for a sweet treat INGREDIENTS 9b oz. self-rising flour 2 teaspoons ground ginger 4 oz treacle 4 oz butter 6 oz golden syrup 1 egg 1 ox chopped walnuts 2 bananas mashed

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Hamilton Secures Title Words: Cormac Casey MERCEDES’ Lewis Hamilton claimed his fourth F1 world driver’s title in last weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix. And that achievement means the Mercedes driver has gone level on F1 championships with Vettel and Alain Prost. Schumacher, with seven, and Juan Manuel Fangio, with five, are now the only men to have won more F1 titles than Hamilton. The Mexican Grand Prix presented some unexpected results. A first lap collision with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel pushed both drivers down the race order giving hope to Vettel’s championship hopes. However, a win for Vettel and Hamilton finishing outside the top five was the result needed to keep Vettel’s championship dream alive. The Ferrari driver couldn’t return to the front to offer any chance of moving the championship fight to the next round in Brazil finishing 4th and Hamilton finishing 9th was enough to secure the championship. The sensation of the race was Red

Bull’s Max Verstappen winning by a convincing 19.678 second margin over Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas and Ferrari’s

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Killarney Historic Rally 2017 KILLARNEY AND DISTRICT MOTOR CLUB announced details of this year’s Killarney Historic Stages Rally. Ireland’s only event to cater solely for historic rally cars and night stage rallying is set to run on Saturday, December 2. The rally will count as the first round of the 2018 Irish Tarmac Historic Rally Championship and final 2017 rounds in the Southern Four Rally Championship and HRCR Stage Masters Challenge. Event clerk of the course Kevin Flannery and his Killarney and District Motor Club team have built this year’s rally around the competitor and in doing so have selected a route of the most classic famous stages Killarney has to offer. We recognize the competitors’ attraction to the event and the uniqueness that the Killarney Historic Rally holds worldwide, offering the competitor 110km of competitive stages, a centralised service area at Liebherr Container Cranes, Killarney, and the popular feature of the final stage to be run in the darkness. The event, which provides a welcome end of season boost to Ireland’s tourism capital and is worth millions to the local economy, will once again be hosted at the Gleneagle Hotel as Rally Headquarters. TV coverage of the event will be televised on RTÉ, TG4, Setanta Sports, Motors TV and SkySports throughout the Christmas period. The rally starts on Friday evening with a ceremonial start in main street Killarney at 7pm. The real action gets underway on Saturday morning with

the iconic “Molls Gap”, often rated by rally drivers as being the best and one of the most-challenging stages in the world. Followed by the mountainous Beallaghbeama Pass the crews head into service at Liebherr Container Cranes. This Loop of Molls Gap and Beallaghbeama is repeated with the addition of the fast flowing Caragh Lake stage. After a well-earned service break the crews tackle Caragh Lake for a second time and followed by a new version of the Rockfield stage. Crews return to service once again as they prepare for the night stage and the second run over Rockfield under the cover of darkness.

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Career guidance counsellor Eithne Teahan has advice on making that all-important application THE Central Applications Office (CAO) is the organisation responsible for processing student applications for entry to courses in third-level colleges in Ireland. The CAO application process will open on November 6, at 12pm for those who are planning entry to college, through the CAO system, in autumn 2018. The normal application closing date is 5.15pm on February 1, 2018, with an application fee of €45 but early online applications can be made from November 6 up to 5.15pm on January 20, 2018, at a discounted application fee of €30. To apply, log on to www.cao.ie, click on “Apply” and enter your personal contact details. You can make your payment by credit or debit card or by using a fee payment form which is available by contacting the CAO. There are two lists on the CAO form, one for Level 8 (Honours Degree Courses) and the other for Level 6 (Higher Certificate Courses) and Level 7 (Ordinary Degree Courses). When entering your course choices remember to list your courses

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in order of preference. You do not need to know your final choice of courses at this stage as there will be an opportunity to change your mind at a later stage. Further information on making an application is available from the CAO booklet or website where there is also an online demo application which gives an applicant the opportunity to practice filling in their CAO form before submitting it. Finally, remember to keep track of all correspondence from the CAO once your application has been submitted and ensure you are familiar with all deadlines at the different stages of the application process. Important dates as well as test and interview dates can all be found on www.cao.ie Details of upcoming open days and career events are available at www. qualifax.ie • Eithne Teahan, career guidance counsellor, can be contacted on 087-2028185 or info@careeroptionskerry.com

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FRONT OFFICE MANAGER Would you like to join an award winning team thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dedicated to providing customers with an outstanding hotel experience? If so this may be the job for you. The Lake Hotel is currently recruiting for the position of Front Office Manager. The ability to demonstrate strong leadership skills and a proven track record for the setup, training of and maintenance of departmental systems & procedures is essential. Excellent terms and conditions will be awarded to the right candidate. If you are energetic, enthusiastic and motivated why not apply now. (A detailed job description is available on request). Applications in writing to be sent to: HR Department, Lake Hotel, Muckross Road, Killarney: e-mail hr@lakehotel.com

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SPA THERAPISTS This is a fantastic opportunity to join the experienced team at Awarding Winning Spa at the Plaza. We have part-time and full-time positions available Please email your cv to: jobs@odrhotels.com or contact HR at 064 66 21069 for further information

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Notices

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KERRY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Chapel of Christ the Healer

THE ANNUAL NOVEMBER MASS FOR PATIENTS (Including those who died by stillbirth and miscarriage)

WHO DIED IN KERRY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DURING THE YEAR WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THE HOSPITAL CHAPEL ON MONDAY 6th NOVEMBER AT 7.00PM *RELATIVES AND FRIENDS INVITED*

Danny Healy Rae TD asks that everyone should check to see that they are registered to vote as the deadline for inclusion on the register is 25th November 2017 Especially young people who will reach 18 years of age by the 15th Feb. 2018, also elderly people who may need a postal vote.

Pictured at the Castlerosse Hotel to present €1,000 to Marie O’Carroll, Pieta House, proceeds of a recent charity golf day were, back, Eileen Sugrue, Brid Scannell, Nuala Ward, Noreen Sheahan, Mary O’Reilly, Yvonne Eadie, Sally Filby, Rosaleen Kennedy, Margaret O’Connor, Patricia Barrett, Nora Long and Rosemarie O’Sullivan; front, Lady Captain Noreen Tobin, Marie O’Carroll (Pieta House Killarney), Stephanie Lane (PRO), Chan Martin (Vice Captain) and Margaret Crowley. Pic: The Little Memory Gallery

October prize winners at Beaufort Golf Club, front, sponsors Christian, Graham and Patrice Gleasure, S Barry (winner, Gleasure Cup), M.Clifford, S Shine (winners T Grant Trophy), M O’Shea (Lady Captain Beaufort GC); back, Mark Heinemann (Golf Pro) Leah Heinemann, Theresa CLifford, N.Kinsella, MJ O’Connor, Ml.O’Connor, J.O’Shea, M.Lynch (Captain Beaufort GC) V.Jonikaitis, K West,Darragh Carmody, David Carmody, M Barry, S O’Sullivan and Jim O’Leary. Pic: The Little Memory Gallery

You can check the draft register of electors which is on display at all County Council Offices, Garda Stations, Libraries, Post Offices and online at www.checktheregister.ie or you can contact me on 0872316055 or 0646685315.

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In Memoriam

03.11.17 20TH ANNIVERSARY

5TH ANNIVERSARY

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BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

30TH ANNIVERSARY RANDLES

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In loving memory of James Counihan on his 20th Anniversary Always remembered by your Nieces & Nephews

7TH ANNIVERSARY CROWLEY

In loving memory of Hannah Mary Looney, Calfmount, Headford, Killarney who died on 7th November 2012. Don’t remember me with sadness Don’t remember me with tears Remember all the laughter We’ve had throughout the years Then when the summer sunshine Awakes the flowers in bloom I’ll walk that light from heaven Around the corner of the room Do the things we did before The same in every way Just whisper a little prayer to me At the dawn of every day

In loving memory of Timmy Crowley, Lisheen Gneeveguilla and Knockancore, Kilcummin who died on the 7th of November 2010.

Just think of me at present Don’t think of me as past For a mother’s love is a blessing In death it still will last

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.

Forget your troubles and your worries They are mine forevermore I’ll watch and care and love you From heaven’s open door

Love Eileen, Mary and Katie Nephews Padraig and Dave Godchild Shannon. xxx

7TH ANNIVERSARY

And when the road gets rough and rocky Or you’re down and need a crutch Remember I’m right beside you Just an inch too short to touch. Sadly missed by your husband Dan and all the family. Hannah Mary’s 5th Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday 7th November at 7.30p.m. In Barradubh Church.

DENNEHY

3RD ANNIVERSARY

Birthday remembrance of Mary McGloughlin, late of Ballydowney, Killarney, Ardaneanig, London and Millstreet who died 6th March 2017. MISSING YOU ON YOUR BIRTHDAY MUM Today is full of memories of happiness and tears, Of birthday celebrations we have shared throughout the years. And though we will always miss you, the endless joy you brought, warms our hearts with gratitude and fills Our every thought. Wherever you are resting we hope you can see how precious and uplifting Your memory is to me. You may not be here with us, but the day means just as much, and we can feel your presence with us and the Comfort of your touch.

In loving memory of Caroline Fleming late of Brendan’s Place Killarney who passed away on the 2nd of November 2014.

His dreams were seldom spoken His wants were very few And most of the time his worries Went unspoken too.

Life goes on we know that’s true, But it’s not the same since we lost you, We keep your memories one by one, The things you said the things you did,

He was there, a firm foundation Through all our storms of life A sturdy hand to hold on to In times of stress and strife.

They bring a smile a many a tear, And always wish that you were here, In God’s care you rest above, And in our hearts you rest with love.

A true friend we could turn to When times were good or bad One of our greatest blessings The man that we called Dad.

Always loved and remembered by Tom.

Anniversary Mass Saturday 4th November at 9.30am in The Church of The Resurrection, Park Road.

2ND ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

20TH ANNIVERSARY MCSPARRON In loving memory of Tom O’Sullivan, Southill, Mill Road, Killarney, who died on 4th November 2015.

In loving memory of Patrick McSparron, Late of 49 Hawthorn Avenue, Killarney, Who died on 7th November, 1997. No matter how life changes No matter what we do A special place within our hearts Is always kept for you Pa. Always remembered by Auntie Bridie, Dan, Cousins Rita, John , Donie & Tommie.

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A loving nature, A heart of gold, The very best, This world could hold. Never selfish, always kind, These are the memories You left behind A silent thought A quiet prayer, For a special person In God’s care. Always remembered by your daughterin-law Juliann and grandson Tomas.

Your memory is our keepsake with which we’ll never part, God has you in his keeping, We have you in our heart.

We will celebrate your birthday mum the way we always do for the precious love between us and all we owe to you. We are sending a dove to heaven with a parcel on its way, inside are a million kisses wrapped in a million hugs to say how much we miss you and To send you all our love.

Always loved and remembered by your wife Kay and family Bernadette, David, Susan, Rosaleen and Tom, Vincent, Mike, Helena, Lynda and Aileen, grandchildren Tara, Rachel, Niamh, Luke, Lee, Ciara, Finn, Con, Sam, Conor and Harry.

We hold you close within our hearts And there you will remain, To walk within us throughout our lives Until we meet again.

11TH ANNIVERSARY MURPHY

Fondly remembered and sadly missed by family and extended family, her children Patricia, Caroline and Michael, brothers and sisters, grandchildren and Great grandchildren. In loving memory of Seamus Óg Murphy Aughacurreen, Killarney Who died on the 1st November, 2006

9TH ANNIVERSARY

He never looked for praises He was never one to boast He just went quietly working For the ones he loved the most.

We thought of you with love today, But that is nothing new, We thought of you yesterday, And days before that too, We think of you in silence, As we often speak your name, All we have are memories and your picture in a frame.

30 years have passed since that sad day, You closed your eyes and slipped away, You left us quietly and made no fuss, But broke the hearts of all of us, No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts, You are always there.

FLEMING

With loving thoughts we remember a wonderful Dad and Grandy, Paddy Dennehy, Kilbrean.

In loving memory of Neil Randles late of Muckross Road, Killarney who died on the 3rd November, 1987.

LUCEY

Treasured memories of a Loving Husband, Father and Grandfather, John/Jackie Lucey late of Mastergeeha, Kilcummin who died on the 5th November 2008. R.I.P. A shadow walks beside us Forever by our side Always there to guide us Ever since you died And now on your anniversary It’s up to God above To tell you how much we miss you And send you all our love. Sadly missed and never forgotten By your loving wife Ann Sons, Daughters, Daughters-in-Law, Sons-in-Law and Grandchildren. Anniversary Mass on Sunday 5th November, In Our Lady Of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin @ 11.15am.

Just one little peek into Heaven, Is all we’re asking for today, If you just let us look for a moment, To catch a glimpse of his sweet little face We promise we won’t try and take him, We know he is in a better place Is he playing in the clouds with angels, Is he laughing and running today, We just want to know how he is doing As Heaven seems so far away. Always loved and remembered Dad, Mom, Sisters Amy, Shauna & Brother John xxxxxx

19TH ANNIVERSARY TEAHAN

In loving memory of Michael Teahan, 6 Woodlawn Park, Killarney who died on the 2nd of November 1998. Treasured memories keep you near, As tme unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. Lovingly remembered by Maureen, Alex, David and Families.

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

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In Memoriam ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND 1ST ANNIVERSARY

03.11.17

2ND ANNIVERSARY

6TH ANNIVERSARY

O’SULLIVAN

SPELLMAN

In loving memory of Tom O’Sullivan, late of Southill, Mill Road, Killarney, who died on 4th November 2015.

In loving memory of Conor Spellman, late of Ballycasheen Road, Killarney who died on the 5th November 2011.

Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much,

Grief reminds me, Of all that i have lost, And all I still have, Of all that I was, And all that i can be,

NAGLE

In loving memory of Patrick (Paddy) Nagle, Ballinamanagh, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on the 7th November 2016. As we lovingly remember Paddy on this, the first anniversary of his death, we wish to extend our gratitude to all who sympathised with us on our sad loss. We wish to thank our neighbours, our loving relatives and many dear friends who called to the house, brought food and refreshments, to those who travelled long distances to be with us, sent mass cards, enrolments, made donations, to all those who attended the Rosary, the removal, the funeral mass & burial. We wish to thank Dr Donal Coffey for the exceptional care he gave Paddy throughout the years; we would also like to thank the medical team & staff of the Sceilig ward at University Hospital Kerry for the excellent care and kindness they gave Paddy during his final days. To the team of public health nurses and home help care assistants –we extend a thank you for all the practical advice & care shown to Paddy. Special thanks to Liam Sheahan & staff at Sheahan’s Pharmacy for their advice & assistance over the years. Special thanks to Fr John Lucid (RIP) and former PP Fr Joe Begley who visited Paddy many times, Fr John was the main celebrant of the funeral mass, Fr Michael McCarthy & Canon Tom Looney concelebrated with him. Thanks to Siobhan our sacristan, Helen Kerins & Denis Crowley for the church music, altar servers. Thanks also to the Royal Hotel for their hospitality. We’d like to thank the O’Shea undertakers, Tim, Mike, Mary & Gerard for their professionalism & courtesy to us. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere appreciation & gratitude. The Holy Sacrifice of the mass has been offered for your intention. Paddy’s 1st Anniversary Mass will be celebrated in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin on Sunday 5th November at 9:00am.

1ST ANNIVERSARY NAGLE

In loving memory of Patrick (Paddy) Nagle, Ballinamanagh, Kilcummin, Killarney who passed away on the 7th November 2016. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today. Always loved and sadly missed by your wife Kathleen, Sons Pat, Donie, Michael, Daughters, Mary, Bridget, Catherine, Eileen and Margaret. Your daughter-inlaw, sons-in-law and grandchildren xxx

Your memory is our keepsake, With which we;ll never part, God has you on his keeping, We have you in our hearts. Always remembered by your son Seamus, daughter-in-law Kathleen & grandchildren Jessica & Jamie.

2ND ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Tom O’Sullivan, Southill, Mill Road, Killarney, who died on 4th November 2015. There is a face before us A voice we’d love to hear A smile we will always remember Of a Dad we loved so dear. Sadly missed along life’s way Quietly remembered every day. No longer in our life to share, But in our hearts he’s always there. Sadly missed and always loved, your daughters Julie and Carmel, son-in-law Patrick and Jim and granddaughter Julia. Somewhere beyond the Sunset Where love ones never die You sleep in a beautiful garden Beneath a golden sky Though heaven and earth divide us We are never far apart For you are always in my thoughts And forever in my heart. Sadly missed and remembered by your son Richard.

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. Boc

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. Boc

Grief reminds me, the memories made, The memories still to make, Of what has been done, Of what is let to do. Grief reminds me, that love never dies, You will stay in my heart, Forever more. Sadly missed, loved forever, Michelle. xxx We’ll always remember that Special smile, And caring heart, That warm embrace you always gave us, You being there for Mom and us, Through good and bad times, No matter what,

No words we write can ever say How much we miss you everyday No one knows the grief we bear When the family gathers a And your not there. We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the smiles is a broken heart, The sorrow we feel, we can never explain And the ache in our hearts Will always remain. Loved and always remembered by Mom and Dad, brother Glen, Caralanne, Lucy and Eva, brother Paul, Jayah Cian and brother Martin, Bridget, Liam, Niamh and Orla.

6TH ANNIVERSARY SPELLMAN

We’ll always remember you Dad, Because there’ll never be another, One to replace you in our hears, And the love we will always Have for you. Sadly missed, love Hollie and Fionn. xxx

In loving memory of Conor Spellman, late of Ballycasheen Road, Killarney who died on the 5th November 2011.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 4th November at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

It’s sometimes hard to know, Why some things happen as they do, For so much joy and happiness was centered around you.

6TH ANNIVERSARY SPELLMAN

It seems so hard to comprehend, That you’re no longer here, But all the happy memories Will help to keep you near. Fondly remembered Antoinette & Seánagh

18TH ANNIVERSARY O’SHEA In loving memory of Conor Spellman, late of Ballycasheen Road, Killarney who died on the 5th November 2011. Precious people are very few, That is why there was only one of you, Lord, treasure him in your garden of rest, Because on earth he was one of the best. Sadly missed and never forgotten by Denis, Noreen and Fran.

6TH ANNIVERSARY SPELLMAN

In loving memory of Ellen O’Shea late of Lissivigeen, Killarney who died on the 1st November, 1999. We hold you close within our hearts And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. Always remembered by your Husband Joe and family. Anniversary Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday 5th November at 8am

6TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN In loving memory of Conor Spellman, late of Ballycasheen Road, Killarney who died on the 5th November 2011. We didn’t say our goodbyes, Or have or last laugh, You were at the gates of heaven, Under God’s loving grasp, You left us a smile to cherish and keep, To carry with us every day, And at night time asleep, So until the day when we meet again, In my heart is where I’ll keep you My friend. R.I.P BUCKO. Miss you forever and always, Love Mark & Evan XXX

In loving memory of a wonderful Husband and Father Jerry O’Sullivan Ballaugh, Killarney who died on November 3rd 2011. R.I.P. You always had a smile to share Time to give and time to care A loving nature, a heart of gold One of the best this world could hold. Never selfish, always kind These are the memories you left behind. Sadly missed by your loving wife Noreen and family.

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03.11.17

NOVENA TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

PRAYER TO ST. JOSEPH

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O St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt before the throne of God, I place in you all my interest and desires. O St. Joseph, do assist me by your powerful intercession, and obtain for me from your divine Son all spiritual blessings, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. So that, having engaged here below your heavenly power, I may offer my thanksgiving and homage to the most loving of Fathers. O, St. Joseph, I never weary contemplating you, and Jesus asleep in our arms; I dare not approach while He reposes near your heart. Press Him in my name and kiss His fine head for me and ask Him to return the kiss when I draw my dying breath. St. Joseph, Patron of departing souls pray for me. This prayer was found in the fiftieth year of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. In 1505 it was sent from the Pope to Emperor Charles when he was going into battle. Who ever shall read this prayer or hear it or keep it about themselves, shall never die a sudden death, or be drowned, nor shall be burned in any fire or shall be overpowered in battle. Say for nine mornings for anything you desire. It has never been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask for. In thanks for request granted.

O Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goal. You gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things you have given me as you confirm once again that I never wanted to be separated from you in spite of all material illusions. I wish to be with you in Eternal Glory. Thank you for mercy towards me and mine. This prayer must be said for three days, after three days the favour will be granted. Boc

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

PRAYER TO SAINT JUDE

MEMORARE TO ST. ANNE

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

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 O.D.

Grace Notes

Graduation

Halloween

Congrats to Julie Cronin, Fossa, who recently graduated from UCC with an honours degree in Physical Education and English teaching.

John Paul Doyle, dressed for Halloween, with Catriona Brosnan.

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Garda Deirdre Quinn on a visit to Raheen Montessori to help pupils and staff further promote their road safety programme.

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Week Three

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03.11.17

Innisfallen Crozier Returns

Words: Debby Looney

Garden Magic

A Tour Of History

WHAT do eucalyptus, bottlebrush and leptospermums have in common? Yes, they all come from Australia, but that’s not it! Gardenia, jasmine or New Zealand flax? Pernettya, Podocarpus or pepper? All these and over 6000 other plants were introduced to our gardens by a gentleman named Sir Joseph Banks. Born in 1743 he was wealthy, well educated and adventurous. Rather than doing the socalled Grand Tour of Italy, visiting works by Renaissance artists, he declared that his grand tour would be a global one. At the age of 21 he secured a position as a naturalist on board a fisheries vessel bound for Newfoundland. He returned seven months later with a collection of 300 plant specimens never before seen in Britain. Two years later, his prediction of a Global Grand Tour came true, as he and nine of his men boarded Captain Cook’s HMS Endeavour. His money, influence and practical nature allowed him to indulge his thirst for knowledge, as well as his adventurous spirit. He became great friends with Captain Cook, despite their very different backgrounds, and gained respect from the crew – he was a hard worker, and never shirked responsibility. They landed at Madeira first, where he collected around 250 specimens – he was not best pleased. As a combination of bad weather and a chatty Governor hampered his foraging. Onwards then to Rio de Janeiro, where the Endeavour was met with a hostile Viceroy. They were allowed to restock, but not to set foot on land. However our intrepid hunter and his loyal men, crept out through the porthole, lowered themselves via a rope into a rowing boat and snuck into the forests under cover of darkness… In Tierra del Fuego they lost two of their party to hypothermia while out collecting plants, our beloved Pernettya being one of them. In Tahiti Gardenias and Jasmine were collected and Phormiums were collected in New Zealand. The next part of the mission was to find the fabled land of Terra Australis, which to the delight of the crew they did on April 17, 1770. There many of our favourites such as Callistemon, (bottlebrush) and eucalyptus were gathered. Eventually in July 1771 the party arrived home, Banks bearing more than 1200 plant and seed specimens. He was the first director of Kew Gardens and was the first of the great plant hunters.

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A CAPACITY audience listened spellbound as the secrets of national treasure the Innisfallen Crozier were unveiled at Killarney House last Thursday. Part of the Autumn Talks series, the presentation was delivered by Dr Griffin Murray, of UCC, and was organised by Padruig O’Sullivan, of the National Parks and Wildlife Service. The Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, brought along a replica of the Innisfallen Crozier. The replica belongs

to the Diocese of Kerry. The original crozier consisted of a wooden staff covered with a silver and bronze casting, secured along its edge with an ornamental fillet of bronze. The head of St Brendan the Navigator is carved in front of the crozier. It was discovered in the River Laune by Denis O’Sullivan, an angler, who worked for Sir Morgan and Lady O’Connell, Lakeview House, Lough Lein, in 1867. It was acquired by Rev Dr Moriarty, Bishop of Kerry. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

Window of Reconciliation A STAINED-GLASS window aims to through new light on the friendship between the Catholic and Church of Ireland communities in Kerry. The window, focusing on the theme of reconciliation, was unveiled in St John’s Catholic Church, Tralee by Bishop of Kerry Dr Ray Browne and Bishop of Limerick, Killaloe & Ardfert Rt Rev Kenneth Kearon. It is the first stained-glass window to be installed in St John’s in 60 years and was a joint undertaking by the Catholic and Church of Ireland communities in Tralee.

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Back, John Griffin, Micheal Ó Suilleabháin, Tom Denny, artist, Rt Rev David Monteeith, Dean of Leicester, Cllr Norma Foley, Mayor of Tralee, Rt Rev Kenneth Kearon, Bishop of Limerick, Killaloe and Ardfert, Most Rev Dr Ray Browne, Bishop of Kerry, V Rev Fr Tadhg Fitzgerald, PP, St John’s Parish, Tralee; Bill Looney Pastoral Council, and members of the cast for The Prodigal Son. Pic: John Cleary

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COULD YOU NOT WATCH ONE HOUR WITH ME? Eucharistic adoration. Church of the Resurrection-Tuesday 10.00am-10.00pm. St. Mary’s Cathedral Wednesday 10.30-6.00pm. St. Columbanus Church-Thursday 6.30 -7.30pm. The Friary-Friday 2.00-7.00pm. The Friary-Sunday 6pm-7pm METHODIST CHURCH, EAST AVENUE Sunday services: 9am & 11am; Early morning prayer meetings: Tuesday & Thursdays 8am -9am; Bible Study: Wednesday 7.30pm; Soul Food: Bible study & lunch Friday from 11am. See church notice board for other events. Prayer ministry and spiritual direction are available, please contact Rev Karne Spence for further information on 064-6631613. AWARE KILLARNEY DEPRESSION SUPPORT Group Aware Depression Support Group meets: Killarney - Mondays, KDYS at 7.30pm. Aware Support Groups are free to attend, no referral necessary. www.aware.ie Tralee Venue: Parish Centre, St. John’s Church Tuesday 8pm – 9pm 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 Mairead 087-7808106.

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. NEW BEGINNINGS MINISTRIES KILLARNEY Meetings every Sunday 12 noon, the Killarney Court Hotel, Tralee Road, Killarney. Tel. 087-7068533. Email: newbeginningskillarney@gmail.com Salvation Prayer - Father God I come to you just as I am, I ask you to forgive me of my sins and I ask you Jesus come in to my heart, I make you the Lord of my life, fill me with your Holy Spirit, I choose to follow you all the days of my life in Jesus name I pray. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Please note Sunday worship time is now changed to 10.45am at the Killarney Cultural Centre (East Avenue Rd.) Prayer and Bible study meeting Wednesday 8pm. at various homes. For more information tel. 6632600 or 6635461. Psalm 119:105 ‘Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyBaptistChurch.org EPILEPSY IRELAND Further details, contact Catherine on 0646630301. SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 0647758837. WOODLAWN RESIDENTS MASS The Woodlawn residents annual mass for the sick and deceased takes place on Tuesday next, November 7th at 8pm in the Dromhall Hotel.

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03.11.17 For Sale FOR SALE: Stay warm this winter with big value loads of neat split firewood for €160 per load. Contact P Buckley at 087-6606664. FOR SALE: Single Oven in perfect condition €80 ONO. Ring: 0863090507. FOR SALE: Firewood soft wood 8x4 trailor chopped €80, 2 for €150, net bag 11 for €30. All delivered. 0863895141. FOR SALE: 3 door wardrobe and chest of drawers / single bed with new mattress in perfect condition. 0861616719. FOR SALE: Good black dry machine turf, €6 per bag, can delive. Phone: 0646632308. FOR SALE: Two singe beds in good condition, one for €60 or two for €100. Must collect. Contact no: 0876774424.

Available AVAILABLE: Removal Service House, office, local, nationwide, deliveries, anytime - anywhere, 7 days a week. Also, all kinds of clear outs etc. Tel.087-2600407 / 0646631979. AVAILABLE: Music lessons, violin, fiddle, guitar, banjo. Garda vetted, Tel. John 087-6801392. Piano lessons Tel. Maggie 087-6961681. AVAILABLE: Church music for all occasions. For a personal and meaningful ceremony, let the voice of experience guide you through your music. Tel. Helen Kerins 087-9508050. AVAILABLE: Boost your immune system, re-balance your body, relax & de-stress. Treatments in Reflexology & reiki. Gift Vouchers available. Tel. Siobhan Dwyer 0879665881. AVAILABLE:Home Improvements Killarney. Donie Cronin, painting and plastering, power washing,

fascia, soffit and gutters cleaned and put up. No job too small. Tel. 087-2145452. AVAILABLE: Experienced child-minder. First Aid and Garda vetted, safe and secure play area, homely atmosphere. Tel: Sinead 087-2359466. AVAILABLE: Painting, general property maintenance and power washing etc. Tel Dan Joe Moynihan 086-8217771. AVAILABLE: Brendan Herlihy home maintenance/renovations. Carpentry, painting, power washing, gardening, garden sheds repaired etc. Tel. 087-9364895/ 0646643317. AVAILABLE: Wedding musicChurch Ceremony/ Civil Ceremony/ Drinks Reception. Please visit www.gracefoley.ie or Tel. Grace on 087-6710087. AVAILABLE: Church music for all occasions. Vocals in harmony & a variety of instruments. Reasonable rates. Tel: 0876836612 / 0879014681. AVAILABLE: Junior cert maths & science grinds, HL/OL. References available. Tel:0863044387. AVAILABLE: Cleaner - I can clean your home, shop, garden or office. If you are interested please text me at the phone number: 0838622677. Email: anna.klukovc@o2.pl AVAILABLE: Childminder available, Glenflesk area. Available Mon-Fri. Apply to PO BOX: 3629, Killarney Advertiser, High Street, Killarney. AVAILABLE: Experienced Childminder available, Barraduff/Glenflesk area. Paediatric first-aid, child protection training and Garda vetted. Safe and secure garden. May also suit parents working in Cork. Mbl. 087 2897365

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AVAILABLE: CHRISTMAS is coming! Don’t worry about cleaning, get your home ready for the festive season with us. We provide effective GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING and DEEP CLEANING services. Upholstery, sofa, window, carpet, floor, bathroom, kitchen, bedroom and many more. For details and appointment contact us on 0892564991. Bright4U Cleaning Service. AVAILABLE: Reliable & caring person available for home help. Willing to help in anyway. Mornings or evenings. Apply to PO BOX: 3630, Killarney Advertiser, High Street, Killarney.

Animals ANIMALS: HUG: Homes for Unwanted Greyhounds (CHY 19414), formerly Kerry Greyhound Connection, takes in, rehabilitates and finds homes for unwanted racing greyhounds. We are looking for people to help us by offering a foster home for a greyhound as a ‘half-way-home’ until we can find a permanent home for the dog. Fostering is a really valuable and ‘hands on’ way to be involved in greyhound rescue work. There is no cost to fosterers as HUG will cover all food and veterinary expenses. Please get in touch if you’d like to help. For further details please contact us on 087 9822695 or email homesforunwantedgreyhounds@ eircom.net. ANIMALS: Heaven Animal Rescue Tel. 086-1076729. suzanne@ahar. ie. Huge rescue centre in Crag, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. We take all unwanted animals and re-home them. We have beautiful dogs and cats waiting for homes. Donations of funds and blankets for dogs, cats

and horses, dog nuts, cat food and horse feed, hay, straw and shavings badly needed. Bank of Ireland 90760272 sort-code 90.57.58 ANIMALS: KLAWS (Kenmare and Locality Animal Welfare Society) We have a number of adult cats (all colours) awaiting homes. 0879729240 or 087-9704480. FOR SALE: x3 sheep dog puppies, 4 months old. Suitable for Cattle or Sheep. Tel: 0862658071.

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Scotts Lakers V Titans: Five Things To Watch Out For

The Lakers host Galway side Titans on Saturday and there’s plenty at stake, writes Adam Moynihan

National League (Division 1)

Scotts Lakers v Titans Saturday, November 4, at 7.30pm Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre

1. Can the Lakers find a spark? After an electrifying start to the season, things have taken an unfortunate turn for Vojkan Bencic’s fledgling team. Hopes were high following two excellent wins in their opening two games but the Lakers have now lost four in a row and find themselves eighth in the fourteen-team league. Last weekend’s defeat away to Letterkenny IT was the latest in a string of disheartening results as the Killarney side again gave up a lead and ended up losing by a single point, 76-75. There’s still plenty of time to turn things around but Saturday’s clash with the Titans already has the feel of a season-defining game. A big performance and, of course, a victory would stop the rot and uplift both players and supporters no end. 2. Nothing godlike about the Titans so far Like the Lakers, the Titans are struggling for form and

go into Saturday night’s game with a record of one win and five losses. Only the Dublin Lions have fared worse so far this season (they’re currently winless and rooted to the bottom of the table). 31 points from New York native Keegan Ryan helped the Titans to victory over Sligo last Saturday but they were unable to carry that momentum into Sunday as they lost 6789 at home to Carlow. The Galway men might not be brimming with confidence at the moment but, given the Lakers’ current run of form, they’ll see this as a good opportunity to pick up some much-needed points. 3. Local lads hoping to make an impact Despite losing, imports Antuan Bootle and Mihail Kapitanov very much led the way last weekend with 23 and 20 points respectively. Bootle has been consistently impressive since making his debut and continues to be the focal point of the team, and Kapitanov really shone against LYIT as he hit four three-pointers in arguably his standout performance in St Paul’s colours. The Irish players were less influential last weekend – only Andrew Fitzgerald managed to break the ten-point barrier – so they’ll be hoping for better things this time out. There’s no shortage of local talent in the ranks, and there have been some fantastic individual displays already this season, the question is can the Lakers get multiple

players rolling for a full 40 minutes? Saturday’s game against the Titans is as good a time as any to make it happen. 4. The American conundrum Teams can only have one American on the floor at any one time so skilful guard Justin Tuason, who started the season superbly in Bootle’s absence, has had to make do with a place on the bench. Tuason is very talented and a potential match-winner on his day but Bootle’s size and engine make him pivotal to the Lakers at both ends of the court. There’s no questioning Bootle’s immense ability but, considering their current run of form, Coach Bencic may consider giving Tuason more than the ten minutes he has been averaging over the past few games. 5. Home crowd hungry for success Killarney got a taste of winning basketball on opening night but the defeats against Neptune and Killorglin left some supporters a little disappointed. It’s worth noting that those clubs are still undefeated this season with 13 wins between them so it’s probably not fair to judge this newly formed Lakers team against them. Having said that, the Lakers could quite easily have beaten them and a good showing and result on Saturday will go a long way towards getting their season back on track, while reigniting the home crowd in the process.

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A capacity crowd watch Ivan Bogdanovic, Keanes Killorglin, and Antuan Bootle, Scotts Lakers, contest the jump ball in Scotts Lakers’ last home game in Killarney Sports Centre. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Home Game Preview SCOTTS LAKERS return to Killarney Sports Centre tomorrow, Saturday, November 4, and will play host to Galway Titans. The Killarney side will be anxious for a return to winning ways against a Galway side that have only enjoyed one win from six outings so far this season. A full-strength Lakers squad should be more than capable of securing a victory but a much improved team performance on recent outings will be required. Padraig Lucey’s return and the addition of Dan Griffin will be welcome under the boards alongside Antuan Bootle and Andrew Fitzgerald while Mihail Kapitanov, Mark Greene, Justin Tuason, Philip O’Connor and Shane Horgan are all capable of spearheading a strong challenge against the Galway side. Coached by Paul Langan, Titans are led by American Keegan Ryan, Hector Gonzalez, Toms Fabriciuss, Emmanuel Saah, Randal Kozlov and exciting teenage prospect Eoin Coughlan. The latter is a son of former Killarney supremo Joe Coughlan, head coach of the St Paul’s Superleague team in the mid-1990s. Tip-off in Killarney Sports Centre is at 7.30pm.

Lakers Pipped By A Point

IN A match that could have gone any way Scotts Lakers came very close to snatching victory after a long road trip but were pipped by a point by Letterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT) in a very exciting clash at The Bishops Field Sports Centre Derry last Saturday, LYIT 76, Scotts Lakers 75. Scotts Lakers enjoyed a productive opening quarter and with Antuan Bootle making his presence felt, the Killarney side led 19-16 at the end of the first quarter. The Lakers introduced new signing Dan Griffin for this match and certainly will be a big addition to the squad as the season progresses. The Castleisland native was returning to the game after a recent injury and chipped in with an impressive eight points and eight rebounds despite playing only half the match. LYIT responded well with effective double team defence to restrict the threat of Antuan Bootle in the second quarter and the home side were 37-31 in front at half-time. Bootle hit 16 points in the first half but ran into foul trouble during the second half which restricted his time on court. Justin Tuason did well when introduced and along with good three-point shooting from Mihail Kapitanov, the Lakers did well to claw back a 16-point deficit and it was a tied ball game

Words: Eamonn Keogh at 55 points each entering the final quarter. Despite Bootle being on four fouls and staying on the bench for most of the final quarter, Lakers led 7064 with five minutes remaining. Andrew Fitzgerald, Shane Horgan and Mark Greene all featured prominently as the Killarney side maintained their advantage to lead 73-71 entering the final two minutes. However LYIT turned it around with an outrageous uncontested three-pointer from Paul McHugh and the home side led 74-73 with 1.10 remaining. Lakers restored their lead and were 75-74 in front with 30 seconds left. However Chaz Watler hit two free throws for the home side and LYIT led 76-75 with 22 seconds remaining. With Antuan Bootle back on the floor, Lakers still had an opportunity to secure a victory, but despite their best efforts that never materialised and the home side held on to win by one point. LYIT: Chaz Watler 23 Jon McGill 17 Jordan McClelland 11. Scotts Lakers St Paul’s: Antuan Bootle 23, Mihail Kapitanov 20, Andrew Fitzgerald 10, Mark Greene 9, Dan Griffin 8, Justin Tuason 5, Philip O’Connor, Shane Horgan, Billy Wiseman, Dylan O’Sullivan.

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Opening A New Chapter Eamonn Fitzgerald reviews Colm Cooper’s autobiography THE downside of most sports biographies to date is that for the most part the books deal with all the games that were played and these go in to great detail about the minutiae of these games, leaving precious little opportunity for the reader to get inside the mind of the player. Gooch: The Autobiography does not fall in to this trap. Matches are presented, but more importantly ghost writer Vincent Hogan gets inside the mind of Colm Cooper. The public persona of Colm Cooper is there but also his private self, which is the real attraction of this publication. Gooch had a big decision to make, whether to retire from the intercounty scene or give it one more year. Eamonn Fitzmaurice welcomed the latter but he put no pressure on him to postpone his retirement. “I knew it was time. The decision had to be about what I knew I could do. Not what other people believed. I was yesterday’s man,” he said. “I was determined never to outstay my welcome as a Kerry footballer. I had no interest in being a bit player.” After that dreadful injury to his knee and to the cruciate at Portlaoise with Dr Crokes in the All Ireland club semi-final he never got back to the level of fitness that he needed for playing at the highest level. That and “the struggle to conceal so many years’ wear and tear”. He asked himself, “How would I replace the adrenalin? The buzz? The thrill of playing in front of 80,000 people? Truth is, I don’t suppose I ever will. All anyone can do now is get on with the rest of their life.” He had given his rehab his very best shot and he worked so hard with Ger Keane in particular through 2014 to get himself back to near full fitness for the rigours and intensity of inter-county football.

GLITTERING CAREER

He is very proud of the fact that he had 15 years’ inter-county experience with Kerry. He won five AllIrelands and eight All Stars in a glittering career. He weighed only 10 stone when he won his first AllIreland, but he was fully confident of his own skill. He perfected the skills of Gaelic football and this added to his bravery, determination and the ability to win his own ball marked him as a class apart. In our ‘On the Ball’ tribute to him when he announced his retirement from inter-county football, I termed him as “simply the best, better than all the rest”. He always delivered on the big stage and on the big day, despite what Joe Brolly said. He won a lot but there were other big games that Kerry let slip. He was a winner but the heartbreak of defeat on the big day hit him very hard. He scored many a goal for Kerry and, my favourite goal, the one that helped us beat Mayo in the 2004 All Ireland final. I love seeing a composed finish from a forward when the pressure is at its highest. He played under four managers and got on well with them all. Piseoga filled Paidi O Sé’s head and he was full of roguery. He relates the time Paidi took him to the Ryder Cup in a helicopter and the players were taken by surprise when Paidi compared the Kerry supporters to a certain species of animals. He also played under Jack O’Connor and Pat O’Shea. The latter was an absolutely brilliant manager, probably the most wound up of the four. Eamonn Fitzmaurice “holds his fire a lot. Keeps things short. Always logical. And calm”. He gives us an insight in to the Kerry dressing room on big match day. “None of the Kerry

managers I served under were into banging tables or kicking doors. They all knew the distinction between wisdom and noise. I was grateful for that.” Deaths of those close to him hit him hard. He deals with the death of his father, his mother and great friend, the youthful Kieran Cahillane. After his father’s death he “did what most Irish men do in these circumstances, stay buttoned up, and hurt, maybe resentful”. He “didn’t verbalise any of this because, as I said that’s just not what the Irish male does.” The death of his father made him grow up. During the summer of 2006 he felt he was living in a goldfish bowl. He wanted to be invisible. He realised he was public property and accepted that. He could never be rude to supporters. At one stage he went to the USA for three months to get away from it all.

PERFECT MOMENT

He devotes some pages to his involvement with his club, Dr Crokes. It is where he started and where he will finish, probably playing for the B or the C teams. When he won his most coveted medal, the All Ireland Club in 2017 he recalls the end, “Arms outstretched, running to embrace Pat O’Shea (the manager) arguably the most perfect moment of my entire football career. I’m crying. I can’t help it. With all the things I’d won with Kerry across the years I’d never let my guard down to this extent. Never.” He terms Pat O’Shea “the evangelist”. “Winning an AllIreland with Dr Crokes had been the last real box I had to tick.” There are great memories of playing so successfully for 15 years at the highest level. He claims that Dublin are not invincible. He recalls the battles with Tyrone and the fouling that went on. He was often horsed around but he answered all of that by kicking a score. Donaghy, Paul Galvin

and Darran O’Sullivan were the ones closest to him on the Kerry teams. He has an interesting take on the day Paul Galvin snapped the notebook from the referee’s hand in The Park, also how his marker Philly McMahon, kept him scoreless and then went down and scored a point for Dublin. He says that the one team you could never afford to lose to was Cork and the one team Kerry found it very hard to beat was Tyrone.

JOE BROLLY

He tells how he is going to deal with, “the likely on-screen relationship with Joe Brolly,” who labelled Gooch as a “choker”. Gooch played against the Aussies, once and once only.” Never again, such was their over physicality. He hopes to get his golf handicap down to single figures and play on with Dr Crokes at any level. “Pride certainly won’t be the reason for me stopping (retiring). My body will be. The appetite hasn’t gone. I suspect I’ll always want to play with Crokes, but the day will come – potentially soon – when I’m not just at the level to play senior and when the young lads like Tony Brosnan and Jordan Kiely merit selection in Crokes’ six best forwards ahead of me.”

PROUD OF ARDSHANVOOLEY

It is an excellent production, a must-read for anyone who wants to savour the public and private Gooch. The proud Ardshanvooley man never forgot where he came from or never got too big for his boots. Well done by Gooch and Hogan, The only downside is the unnecessary proliferation of expletives in an otherwise excellent text. Gooch: The Autobiography runs to 281 pages, ghosted by Vincent Hogan and published by Transworld Ireland. The hardback costs €22.99 and is on sale in the Eason Killarney on Main Street.

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Scotts Lakers and Legion big man Pádraig Lucey talks to Adam Moynihan about his teammates, his time in the AFL and playing for Ireland Well Pádraig. Did you miss Killarney when you were away? Yeah I did miss Killarney. It’s home. I really enjoyed my time in Australia but definitely happy to be home to friends and family again. How would you sum up your time in Geelong? It was a great learning experience. I learned so much and I made friends for life. Was it always the plan to play basketball when you came home? To be honest, not really. I was going to settle back into life first before I got stuck back into sports. But I suppose when you get back and meet everyone again, and I went down to one training, and it kind of started from there. How was the season been going so far? I think it’s been going pretty well. Obviously the club has just formed a senior men’s team for the first time in a while so we’re not going to click straight away but we’ve got some impressive wins, especially against LIT away. A few questions about your teammates. Who would you least like to get stuck in a lift with? Con O’Mahony. It’s hard enough to deal with him on a regular basis but getting stuck in a lift, I couldn’t imagine that. Who’s the best at Tinder? Justin is self-proclaimed pretty good at Tinder but I’m not too sure. Who’s the biggest moaner? It’s pretty obvious it’s Philip O’Connor. Who’s the worst-dressed? Mihail. Some of the stuff he wears in training is pretty bad. What kind of stuff does he wear? There’s one set of leggings that are the colours of the rainbow. I can’t get over how he’s allowed to wear them to training. Who spends the most time in the gym? Con O’Mahony. He’s gone pretty big since I’ve seen him last. If you could bring back one ex-player to line out for the Lakers this

year, who would it be? Eoin Rice. Baller? Yeah great baller. He uses his speed very well. Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? That’s a tough one. Are we talking just basketball? Any sport. I’ll say James O’Donoghue. Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with? Without doubt a guy named Mark Blicavs who I played over in Geelong with. He was a former steeplechaser. An absolute freak. Who was your toughest ever opponent? A guy by the name of Keelan Cairns. He plays up in Belfast at the moment. He was the same height as me but he got a late growth spurt and he’s about 6’10’’ and he can shoot pretty well. He was definitely a tough match-up. If you had to transfer to another local club, who would it be? St Mary’s Castleisland. I won an U-18 National Cup there and I’ve had some very good memories there, so I’d have to say them. And football? If you had to leave Legion? I don’t know… I’d get a transfer to London maybe. I don’t think I could play with any local teams really. Over to Beano and Twomey? Yeah Beano would be good craic! What’s your proudest sporting moment? I think it would have to be playing basketball for Ireland in the European Championships. It’s always a very proud moment when you get to play for your country. And the most embarrassing? Maybe air-balling a free throw. Has that happened? Oh many times! If you could go for a drink with any three sportspeople, living or dead, who would they be? Conor McGregor, Michael Jordan and there’s a guy by the name of Dane Swan who plays AFL. He’s a

bit of a loose unit so I reckon he’d be a bit of fun. Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at? Yeah there’s a sport that I’ve started watching on Sky that’s blown my mind. It’s called Pro Kabaddi. It’s played down in India or somewhere. I reckon I’d be good at that. What’s the best sporting moment of all time? The first one that comes to mind is Liverpool winning the Champions League. Do you have any nicknames? I’ve had a few from different places but I suppose the main one that most people use is just ‘Plucey’. It’s pretty simple and self-explanatory! Do you have any superstitions? No, I don’t have any. Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without? Instagram. What’s your most-used emoji?

Pádraig Lucey

What’s the best show on TV? I don’t watch too much TV these days… I think every time I sit down to watch TV ‘Living with Lucey’ seems to be on so I’ll say that. What’s your favourite song? What Do You Mean by Justin Bieber. What would you sing at karaoke? Probably something from Oasis. Live Forever or Wonderwall. I know the words to them. Who’s the most famous person in your phone? Eoin Rice. Who would play you in a movie about your life? That’s a tough one. Maybe Brad Pitt or someone. He wouldn’t be tall enough! Last question: Can you tell me a joke? What did one ocean say to the other ocean? I don’t know. Nothing. He just waved. Good one! Thanks, Pádraig. No bother, Adam.

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Crokes Power On To Munster Semi-Final Kerry GAA PRO John O’Leary gives a roundup of the Munster club football championship DR CROKES survived a stiff test from Clonmel Commercials in the first defence of their Munster and All Ireland Club titles in Clonmel on Sunday last. The home side had a two points halftime lead and despite being reduced to fourteen men early in the second half, the Killarney side drove on to record a 0-14 to 0-8 victory. They have home venue in the semi-final when they take on Clare champions Kilmurry-Ibrickane on the weekend of November 12. The winners will play Nemo Rangers or Adare on November 26. In the Intermediate Championship, An Ghaeltacht will play Cork Champions,

Mallow in Mallow on the weekend of November 12. The winners of that game will play Kiladangan (Tipperary), St Senans (Limerick) or Kilmihil (Clare) in the final on the weekend of November 26. In the Junior Championship, Dromid Pearses travel to the Loop Head peninsula to play Naomh Eoin of Clare in the quarterfinal on Sunday next. The winners of that game have home venue against Galtee Gaels or Croom of Limerick in the semi-final on the weekend of November 19. The final is fixed for December 3 in Mallow. The third GAA Club in the parish of Rathmore, Knocknagree are on the other side of the draw.

Rugby News ... Words: Liam Murphy ANOTHER Pro14 loss for Munster last weekend, albeit with a losing bonus point as the Red army travelled to Galway’s Showgrounds to take on Connacht. Hoping to push on from the home win against Racing 92 in the European Cup the previous weekend, preparations were somewhat dampened by the media circus surrounding Simon Zebo’s decision to leave the province at the end of the current season. Zebo has always intimated that he would like to play in France.

What we didn’t expect was this would happen so soon. Zebo has been linked to a few clubs in France and has explained that he has taken the decision with his family at the heart of the decision. One can hardly blame him and as his father is French and he is fluent in French. Ronan O’Gara dampened speculation that Zebo had signed for Racing so his final destination is still up in the air. It must be difficult to step away from his international career with Ireland and Joe Schmidt has already dropped him for the November internationals. Back to the Munster match, a disappointing result gives Rassie a lot to work on and next weekend the lads take on the Dragons in Cork at Independent park. Hopefully everyone can focus

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Triumph For Killarney U16s Killarney 7

Killorglin 3

THIS fiercely contested U16 Munster Conference local derby played in Ballymallis on Saturday showcased the skills and strengths of both teams. After initial parity the game settled into a pattern of sustained Killarney attack and brave Killorglin defending and tackling. The decisive score came halfway through the second half when following a Gary Randles break Craig McKenzie Vass made further ground and from the base of the ruck Padraig Talbot saw a gap and crashed over. Donnchadh Grealy converted. Shortly after Killorglin closed the gap with a penalty kick. However, Killarney again regained ascendency and finished the game camped in the home teams 22 but Killorglin’s stout defence held out. The Killarney team on the day were courageous front row Adam Cronin, Matt McAuliffe and Denis Koyun.

Daithí Casey escapes Clonmel’s defence.

The second row were hard-tackling Sam Casey and Evan Mannix who dominated the lineout. The back row excelled with Padraig Talbot, Craig McKenzie Vass and John McCarthy covering every yard of the pitch. The halfbacks Peter Walsh and Dion O’Neill ensured forward momentum and hard running centres Mark Sheehan and Jose Ferrero impressed. Wingers Donnchadh Grealy and Thomas Clifford counter attacked and defended fiercely. Gary Randles strong running from full back was a feature of the game. Brendan O’Donoghue Adam McSweeney and Liam Walsh all contributed when introduced with Jack O’Connell, Josh Campbell and James Kennelly on stand-by.Killarney’s next game is a home game against Kanturk in Aghadoe tomorrow, Saturday morning, November 4 (time to be confirmed); support always welcome.

on the rugby and the improvements needed. The big talking point from last weekend’s loss was the red card for Andrew Conway. Nigel Owen’s had little choice but to issue the red as there was contact between the elbow and Jack Carthy’s head. It may have seemed harsh as there was little that Conway could have done, however the Red card was the correct decision and this was a turning point in the game. With losses to Connacht and Leinster already this season, one must wonder how the season will fare and whether we can really blame Zebo for moving on to pastures new. My worry would be for the likes of Conor Murray. It will be hard to keep him at Munster with the deep wallets in Europe.

History Makers

Killarney Rugby Club made history last Saturday by hosting its first-ever girls-only matches.

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McVay Is Fantasy Champ For October FANTASY FOOTBALL aficionado Dale McVay has seen off stiff opposition to claim the Serie A-dvertiser Manager of the Month award for October. Dale got his tactics just right as he scored a whopping 78 points in Gameweek 10, significantly more than anyone else in contention for the monthly prize of a €50 voucher for Brian James. Just 15 points separated the top ten managers at the end of play so Dale’s decision to use his once-perseason ‘Bench Boost’ chip, which counts the points of your substitutes as well as your starters, certainly helped his cause. He also got clean sheets from United keeper David de Gea, Chelsea’s César Azpilicueta and Leicester’s Harry Maguire, while star turns from Leroy Sané (12), Aaron Ramsey (9) and Chicharito (9) propelled him to the top of the leaderboard. Thankfully for Dale, a distinctly average five-pointer from captain Romelu Lukuku mattered little in the end as he eventually saw off Jason O’Grady with seven points to spare. Jason was right in the mix until the very last fixture where he needed a big score from Burnley midfielder Robbie Brady, but unfortunately the Dubliner only managed to accumulate a modest three points. David McCarthy, who cleverly captained City star Sané, finished a point back in third. In the overall table, Darren O’Ma-

honey continues to lead the way with Patrick Collins, Mark O’Keeffe, our own Adam Moynihan and Brian O’Mahony completing the top five. Speaking during the week, Adam congratulated Dale on his award and said his victory goes to show how crucial the special chips can be. “Fair play to Dale,” he said. “Not only did he get his team selection right, his decision to use his ‘Bench Boost’ chip really paid off. In fact, those extra eight points were actually the difference between winning and losing.” Adam also feels the league is shaping up nicely and despite some strong frontrunners, it’s still all to play for. “Darren is out in front at the moment but we’re only a quarter of the way through the season,” he said. “There’s still only fifty points separating the top twenty and it gets even more bunched after that, so anything can happen.” And looking ahead to this weekend’s fixtures, Adam said there were some big decisions to be made. “Harry Kane is a doubt due to injury and Lukaku is playing poorly so it’s hard to know who to captain,” he said. “I suppose it’s difficult to look past City players at the moment but, having said that, Guardiola is capable of dropping any one of them.” “Spurs have the easiest fixture on paper so I might go with one of them.”

Dale got his tactics just right as he scored a whopping 78 points in Gameweek 10

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Words: Cormac Casey

M-Sport Ford WRC Clean Sweep M-SPORT wrapped up three FIA world titles as well as victory at last weekend’s Rally GB in Wales. A dream result for privateer squad M-Sport, which took on and beat three manufacturer teams to secure its first manufacturers’ title since 2007. Sixth place for Ott Tänak in an M-Sport Ford Fiesta was enough to seal the manufacturers’ crown, while third for Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia in the sister car guaranteed their fifth drivers’

and co-drivers’ titles and Elfyn Evans’ maiden victory on his and M-Sport’s home round gave extra reason to celebrate. Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle had a consistent weekend finishing seventh overall. However, the Citroen crew never challenged the leaders with Meeke citing the lack of pace from Citroen’s decision not to test in the Welsh forests, electing to preevent test in France with dryer conditions. A decision that robbed the team of a podium result.

Sport 33 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week Killarney Cougars Basketball Club JUVENILE NEWS: U14 Girls Div II, Lixnaw 24 - Killarney Cougars 31. U14 Boys Div II, Kenmare Kestrels 25 Killarney Cougars 42. SENIOR NEWS: Senior Men’s Div II, Killarney Cougars 51 - Tralee Tigers 45. A well contested Men’s county league game at the Pres Gym on Monday night between two unbeaten sides saw Cougars finish with a late scoring burst to take the points. This was a low scoring contest with defences dominating throughout, the sides were well matched with the scores close all thru and they were tied 35-35 entering the final qtr.. Cougars took the lead early in the final quarter thanks to the three-point shooting of Darren Gaffey and Dan Cronin to open a 6-point lead and despite the best efforts of James McCauley for Tigers the home side just held on to give Cougars back to back wins. Good performances for Cougars by Dan Doonan, Marius Dailyde and Tomas Armonas. COUGARS ACADEMY: Our U8 & U10 Girls & Boys no training on this Friday Nov 3rd. We resume next week Nov 10th for term 2.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club Scramble & Scratch Cup Weekend: A big thank you to everyone who supported both events over this past Bank Holiday Weekend. We had 88 for our Scratch Cup on Sunday while a total of 68 cards were sold for the Scramble event. Listowel’s Declan McCarron won the Gerald Horgan Memorial Senior Scratch Cup for the second time while our own Gearóid Cronin and Lee O’Callaghan were the Intermediate and Junior Scratch Cup winners respectively. In the Scramble, we had an exciting finish on Monday as the last two cards handed in won prizes and we had to go to countback to decide the overall winner! Scratch Cup Results: Gerald Horgan Memorial Senior Scratch Cup (sponsored by Tadgh’s Boutique) - Winner: Declan McCarron (Listowel) 132, Runner-Up: John McGrath 137, Third: Eoin Keating (Douglas) 142 (F18) Last 18: James Ryan (Tipperary Hills) 46. Intermediate Scratch Cup (sponsored by O’Callaghan’s Coach Holidays) - Winner: Gearóid Cronin 94, Runner-Up: John O’Brien 99 (B18), Third: Kieran Fitzpatrick 99. Seamus McLellan Memorial Junior Scratch Cup- Winner: Lee O’Callaghan 102, Runner-Up: John Murphy 108, Third Place: Noel Moynihan 110. Open Three Ball Scramble Results: Overall Nett: Hugh O’Sullivan, John Murphy & Jimmy O’Sullivan (Newmarket) 29 2/3 (B9), Overall Gross: Jason, Robbie Snr & Betty O’Brien 37, Friday/Monday Nett: Gearóid Cronin, Noel Moynihan & John Kelly 30 1/3, Friday/Monday Gross: Conor McCarthy, Michael Foley & Kieran Fitzpatrick 39, Saturday Nett: Michael Foley, Kieran Fitzpatrick & Paddy Murphy 31, Saturday Gross: Jason O’Regan, James O’Connell & Roger Guthrie (Tralee) 38 (B12). Christmas Hamper (Adult): Sponsored by O’Callaghan’s Gala High St this re-

scheduled event takes place on Sunday morning (November 5th) with a Shotgun Start @ 9am. Entry €10 per player with play over 36 holes. Please note that the U-16 Hamper will take place at a later date TBC.

Flesk Valley Rowing Club Tomorrow night Saturday 4th November 2017, Flesk Valley Rowing Club are holding a Table Quiz at the Killarney Oaks Hotel at 8.30pm. €40 per team of 4, underage €20 per team of 4. This fundraising event is vital for the running of the club and purchase of new equipment. We are kindly looking for your support. So, gather your friends, family and neighbours. There will be plenty of spot prizes on the night and a great night is guaranteed. Don’t worry if you can’t find a team, we’ll find a team for you on the night. TRAINING: As always training continues, contact your coaches about training times.

Fossa LOTTO: 29th October 2017. Numbers drawn were. There was one jackpot winner of €5,250 and that was Ned Spillane, Lackabane. Next week’s jackpot will be €3,000. FOSSA/TWO MILE COMHALTAS: Junior Set Dancing Classes will start in Fossa Community Centre on Tues 10th October from 5 to 6pm. For further details contact Ciara at 087 1997535. Adult Set Dancing Classes every Tuesday in Fossa Community Centre. Beginners 8.15, Improvers and Advanced 9pm. All welcome. Come along to a music and singing session for young musicians and singers in the Travel Inn Fossa on Saturday 11th November 5 - 6pm. This is very much a fun session where the emphasis is on playing music and singing for enjoyment for all ages and abilities. Adult musicians wishing to help are welcome. Further details, contact Tim on 087 2413116 or Eileen on 087 6284053. FOSSA SCOUTS: Fossa Scouts are interested in starting a Beaver Scout Section. This is for boys and girls, aged 6 to 8 years. If you have a child that is interested in fun, adventure and the outdoors maybe this is the activity for them. Fossa Scouts have been active since 1982 with existing sections for ages 9 to 25. Call Sean Sweeney on 087 6804247 for more details.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club, Men’s Club Club President Breda Duggan, Club Captain Derry McCarthy and Lady Captain Sheila Crowley formed the welcoming party to greet Paul McGinley as he arrived at the Clubhouse on Thursday evening last, to receive his “Honorary Life Membership” award, which he had accepted in January of 2015. Paul’s work schedule was so very busy that it has taken this long to arrange the presentation, and Paul, in his acceptance speech apologized sincerely for taking so long to become available to come to visit us, and accept this award. Paul was led up the stairs of the Clubhouse by Bagpiper Mike Milner, the stairs was flanked on both sides by some 50 former

Club Presidents and captains including the longest serving of those Captains, Lady Captain from 1962, Phyllis O’Sullivan. Derry McCarthy commenced proceedings and also acted as the MC for the evening, and he formally welcomed Paul to our Club. Derry was followed by Denis Cronin, Club President from 2015, who on behalf of the Club had bestowed the Honour on Paul. Denis outlined a witty resume of Paul’s career, to the assembled audience of some 200 Club Members, and Paul was then welcomed to the Podium after he had accepted his Club Blazer and a framed Citation, the symbols of his award. Paul followed with a 10-minute acceptance speech, in which he outlined his career, mixed in with words of encouragement to younger golfers who were also present. Paul was fulsome in his praise of the Club and he was most gracious in accepting the award which he said that he would cherish for his lifetime, and that he and his family fully intended to visit Killarney on many occasions to take full advantage of the benefits of his Honorary Life Membership of our Club. Paul after concluding his acceptance speech conducted a question and answer session, during which he comprehensively answered all of the questions asked of him, and he then proceeded to sign all of the autographs and pose for all of the photographs that he was requested to do. Club Captain Derry McCarthy brought the formal proceedings to an end, and a most enjoyable social evening was enjoyed afterwards by the Members and Guests. The competition scheduled for Sunday the 22nd October was cancelled due to the course being rendered unplayable by storm Brian, and it will now be rescheduled.

Workmen’s Rowing Club ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: Our Annual General Meeting takes place this Friday 3rd November, 8pm, at the Racecourse. Membership fees due for this year will be collected tonight. Looking forward to seeing everyone there. TRAINING NEWS: Training continues at the Lakeshore and indoors on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and on weekday evenings. Your coaches will remind you of your squad times. Beginners welcome at 10 am on Saturday mornings. UPCOMING EVENTS: 11th November: Skibbereen Head of the River (H.O.R.) the Marina, Cork. 18th November: Irish Trials. National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Cork. 25th November: Irish Provinces Indoor Rowing Competition, Sports Arena, University of Limerick. 2nd December: Muckross Head of the River, National Rowing Centre, Iniscarra, Cork.

Glenflesk GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE: The Glenflesk Rambling house returns to Glenflesk hall on Saturday November 18th and the proceeds from this year’s event will go to “Run For The Bus”. RAHEEN N.S.: Congratulations to Joan Warren who had the winning lotto no.42 on Saturday the

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21st of October and to Nicole Warren who had no. 5 on Saturday the 28th. GLENFLESK COMHALTAS: Please note the the following change at Ceol an Gheimhridh competitions. Music, Singing, Scéalaíocht, Storytelling and Recitation competitions will now be held in IT South Campus, Tralee on Saturday 18th November at 10.30 am. Dancing competitions will take place in Fossa Community Centre on Sunday 19th November at 10.30am.

Kilcummin CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: Anabla Parents Association are holding a Christmas Bazaar at Anabla NS on Sun 3rd Dec from 2-5pm. All are welcome! Santa’s Grotto, Children’s Craft Creations, Book Sale, Home Baking, Wheel of Fortune, Spot Prizes. COMHALTAS CONCERT Kilcummin Comhaltas are holding a Concert on Friday 3rd November at the GAA Klub Bar at 7.30pm. The night will feature all our musicians, singers and dancers and it will be an ideal platform to showcase their talents. Fantastic spot prizes to be won on the night. Everyone welcome. SCÓR NA BPÁISTÍ: Anyone interested in the following Figure Dancing, Solo Singing, Music Group, Ballad Group, Novelty Act, Quiz and Set Dancing. Please contact Maria O’Leary on 087 4619954.

Mastergeeha FC U12: Killarney Celtic 5 Mastergeeha 2. In this local derby, the boys started well with Dara Moynihan hitting the post early on. However mid-way through the half the home side took the lead and scored two further goals in quick succession. Mastergeeha pulled a goal back before the break when Liam Horgan scored. In the second half Mastergeeha pushed forward with Liam Horgan and John Hughes going close. However, the home side scored again after this Mastergeeha pulled a goal back when Diarmuid Furlong scored following a corner by Aaron Buckley. U14: Mastergeeha 7 Inter Kenmare 0. In this good team performance, the won at home on Saturday morning. Donagh Fahy, Oisin O’Leary, Dara O’Shea, Mark O’Shea, Max Brzowski, Dara O’Callaghan and Jack Higgins were the goal scorers. PREMIER A: Mastergeeha 1 Dingle 2. In this close game, the seniors were unlucky not to get a point. The visitors took the lead early on but Mastergeeha battle back to equalize just before half time when James Nagle finished well. After this both sides created some chances until the final quarter when Dingle took the lead again. All tried their best and deserved at least a draw. LOTTO: There was no winner on Friday 27th October 2017. Numbers drawn were 2, 16, 20, 25. Jackpot now €2,800.

Killarney Celtic RESULTS: Premier B, Killarney Celtic B 2 Tralee Celtic 2. U12 Premier, Inter Kenmare 0. Killarney Celtic A 6. U12 Div 1, Killarney Celtic B 5 Mastergeeha 2. U14 Premier, Killarney Celtic A 2

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Listowel Celtic 4. U14 Div 1, Killarney Celtic B 5 Killorglin B 2. FIXTURES: Sunday November 5. FAI Junior Cup, A team home to Moher Celtic 2pm. Premier B, B team away to Mitchels Avenue 11.30. LOTTO: Numbers Drawn 4, 11,14,15. Jackpot not won, 3 x €50. Jackpot next week €6,600.

Killarney RFC MINIS BLITZ: Last Saturday our Minis hosted our round of the West Munster blitz, hosting boys and girls from Castleisland, Killorglin and Iveragh rugby clubs as over 250 children took part. The club made history last Saturday by hosting our first ever girls only matches. It is fantastic to see 3 years’ hard work in developing girl’s rugby in Killarney come to fruition like this. Well done to all involved, especially Liam Murphy, Denise Treacy and Ed Stack who have driven the girls section from day one and to the new coaches Fiona and Peter also. The Sem was a hive of activity. We literally had an army of volunteers who helped with parking to giving out the food afterwards and a special thanks must go to the parents and older kids who helped out on the day. A huge thanks to Sean, Seamus and Geraldine at the Sem for the use of the amazing facilities there. Thanks to all the coaches who guided their charges through their first blitz of the season, the parents and especially the children who took part so enthusiastically. Finally, thanks to coordinator Liam Murphy for all the hard work in organizing the event down to the tee. 80’S V 90’S NIGHT: We will be holding this year’s fancy dress event on Friday the 24th of November. This promises to be a hugely entertaining night and a great social night for everyone involved in the club. Please support. RESULTS: U16: Killorglin 3 - 7 Killarney. U18 Listowel 0 - 31 South Kerry.

Listry RAMBLING HOUSE. Listry Community Council and Milltown/Listry Comhaltas will host a Rambling House in Listry Community Centre on Saturday 18th November 2017 from 8pm to 11pm. Music, dance, songs and craic. Everyone welcome. Please spread the word. Thanks. DRAMA & SINGING CLASSES: Listry Community Council in association with Kerry ETB will offer Drama & Singing Classes for Adults on a Pilot basis for three Saturday mornings during Nov. If there is sufficient interest further Classes will be organised later. If interested please contact Joan immediately on 086 7944494. ZUMBA TONING: Zumba toning with Lelia in Listry Community Centre every Wednesday 7-8pm.

MEK United U14 Division 2 MEK Utd 2 v 1 Listowel Celtic B. We played at home at Fossa park last Saturday and conditions on the day may have been Dull and dreary but the football served up for the next 70 mins was quite the opposite. Listowel got their first opportunity on our goal from a poorly cleared corner kick. Players scrapping over a

loose ball in our box was eventually converted by Listowel to put them 1:0 up. Our lads went on the hunt for an equalizer immediately from the restart and that opportunity came from a cross from the corner flag across to rampaging Sam Griffin at the back post who met the ball with the sweetest of first touches to bury the ball low and hard in the back of the Listowel net. Up stepped Eddie and with a powerful arrow he beat the wall and found the top of the Listowel net with the score was now 2:1 to Mek united at halftime. Second half kicked off and turned out to be the finest display of controlled football that this MEK team has ever put together. There were so many outstanding performances all over the field today by Mek but every team needs a heartbeat and today that player was Leo. The link up play between defense and attack today was outstanding and saw us comfortably see out the game as 2:1 winners. A huge thanks to Listowel Celtic for such a sporting match giving the man in black, Willie Gorman an easy game to referee. A special mention must go to our coaches, Liam, Tomas and Ger Moroney for today’s performance. U12 Div. 2 Camp 1 - 3 MEK: goals from Cian Fleming, Aaron Dinham (Pen) and James Clifford with Sean O’Brien and Eoghan Bolger playing really well also.

Murphy’s Bar Darts Murphy’s dart season commences on Tuesday 14th November with the Mullins Cup lady’s singles competition. The draw for the Mullins Cup and Pat Murphy Cup (over 50s competition) takes place on Tuesday 7th November. Closing dates for competitions are as follows: Mullins Cup Tuesday 7th November (Laura Keane), Pat Murphy Cup Tuesday 7th November (Dan Leen), Mike Landers Cup Monday 20th November (Dale Mc Carthy & Richie O Connor), Maye Breen Cup Tuesday 13th February (Paraic O Mahony & Laura Keane), Murphy Cup Tuesday 12th December (Kevin Mc Cann), Peg Murphy Cup Tuesday 12th December (Steven “Peb” O Neil).

Gneeveguilla BC The Gneeveguilla Mens Div 1 team who secured a win over St Mary’s 6459 in their opening game of the season in Rathmore on Saturday night.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club FATIMA CENTENARY: The sixth and final apparition of Our Lady at Fatima was celebrated with a Youth Mass at the church of The Holy Rosary Gneeveguilla, many thanks to all who participated – the choir, the readers, our sacristan, the altar servers the GAA for stewarding and the ladies for providing food in the Club and the congregation which included so many young people. A special thanks to Fr Lenihan for the beautiful celebration and John Sheehan for an excellent testimony. To our parish priest Fr Pat for officiating and facilitating since the Novena started on May 5th. LOTTO: no winner of lotto draw 27/10/2017, numbers drawn were 2, 17, 20 & 25. Bonus not

won numbers drawn were 4, 24, 28 & 29. Next week’s jackpot €9,600 plus €1,000 bonus.

Ross GC Killarney-Gents Club RESULTS: Last weekend we held the Christmas Hamper SS competition which was kindly sponsored by the Killarney Avenue Hotel. This event was very well supported with a very large number of golfers participating and the scoring was very competitive. The winners were: 1... Seamus O’Donoghue (11) 36pts, 2... Tadhg Moynihan (14) 36 pts, 3....Johnny Brosnan (13) 35pts, 4....Michael Courtney (12) 34 pts, 5....Oliver Butler (18) 34 pts, 6... Jonathan Casey (10) 34 pts, 7....Dermot O’Connor (17) 34pts. FIXTURES: On Sat Nov 4th and Sun 5th we will hold the Frank Doran Backstakes competition. This will be a single stableford competition and the entry sheet is now available in the clubhouse. Club Matchplay Championship: The final of the Killarney Medal & Trophy Centre Club Matchplay Championship will be played between Captain Jimmy Smith and the winner of the other semi-final between Leo Casey and Oliver Butler.

Spa Muckross Community Games AGM: Our AGM was held Wednesday 25th Oct. In attendance were Jean Courtney and Bríd Stack who, along with Jean’s husband Frank, are stepping down after many years of service to Spa Muckross Community Games. They won’t be idle though, as they continue to serve the Killarney area in other voluntary organizations. A huge thanks to Jean, Frank and Bríd from all at Spa Muckross Community Games. All those who contributed in 2017 were acknowledged- Spa GAA Club and Lissivigeen NS facilitated us for training, competitions and meetings. The children would not have had the opportunity to participate only for the trainers who gave of their time so freely, and our Art/Handwriting judges were thanked also. We also want to highlight the role Killarney Advertiser plays in promoting voluntary groups like ours on a weekly basis. As has been said previously, Spa Muckross Community Games will not continue without parents being involved; with each passing year, existing committee members will retire once their own children reach 16. Unfortunately, we had no newcomers to our AGM. Spa Muckross Community Games will not survive if that continues, as is currently the case in a number of areas in Kerry.

Commercial Rowing Club The annual church gate collection will take place on the weekend of the 4th/5th of November. Any help possible would be greatly appreciated. Members past and present can contact us through our Facebook page or through Eric Wharton +353 (87) 611 4049. Training continues at Ross Castle.

Woodlawn Residents Mass The Woodlawn residents annual mass for the sick and deceased takes place on Tuesday next, November 7th at 8pm in the Dromhall Hotel.

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Muckross Rowing Club CASTLECONNELL HOR: Well done to our 30+ crews who took part in the Castleconnell Head Of the River on Saturday last. The club had a successful day overall in a competitive field of crews. Congratulations goes to Aisling Coffey who was the fastest Women’s J14 Single Sculler by a whopping 27 seconds! Four second place finishes were recorded by our Men’s Masters Eight, Men’s J18 Double, Women’s J15 Eight and Quad crews. In the bronze position, we say well done also to Niamh Coffey in the Women’s J16 Single, our Men’s J16 Octuple crew and to Sarah Fleming and Aisling Coffey, third in the Women’s J14 Double. Some promising performances from our youngest and newest members also, well done to all! Thanks to all who assisted before, during and after the event, both onshore and off.At junior level, we say congratulations to Aisling Coffey who recorded the fastest time of all Womens J14 Single Scullers on the day by a whopping 27 seconds! Aisling raced the scull as a timing only entry on the day in addition to her other events but has certainly put down a marker for future competition! Four second place finishes were recorded by crews young and eh, old...er! Well done to our Mens Masters Eight crew who were second in their category (both real and adjusted times) and finished the seventh fastest crew overall on the day. Congrats and well done also goes to our Mens Junior 18 Double, Womens Junior 15 Eight and Quad crews, who also all finished second fastest in their category. In the bronze position, we say well done to Niamh Coffey in the Womens Junior 16 Single, our Mens Junior 16 Octuple crew and to Sarah Fleming and Aisling Coffey, third in the Womens J14 Double. [Full crew names for all our 1st-3rd place crews to follow!] NEWS: Upcoming events include Skibbereen HOR at the Marina, Cork on Sat 11 Nov, Irish Provinces Indoor Rowing Competition at UL Arena on Sat 25 Nov and our own Muckross HOR on Sat 2 Dec at NRC, Inniscarra. Finally, our congratulations to Sean Casey and Niamh O’Sullivan on the birth of baby Sean. Wishing all the family every health and happiness.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C. RESULTS: Under 14, Killarney Athletic A 3 Tralee Dynamos 2. Under 17 Cup, FAI Under 17 Cup 2nd Round, Killarney Athletic 5-2 Ennis Town Fc, Scorers for Killarney Athletic A.F.C. Tadhg Doolan (2), Caoimhin Boyne, Harry Potts and Connie Cremin. FIXTURES: Elevens Fixtures November 4, Premier A South, Killarney Athletic v Inter Kenmare 13.00pm. Premier B South, Killarney Athletic v Inter Kenmare 13.00pm. Premier C, Listowel Celtic C v Killarney Athletic C 13.30pm. Under 13 Premier, Killarney Athletic A v Killarney Celtic A 10.30am. Under 13 Division 2, Killarney Athletic B v MEK 11.45am. Denny Youth League, Killorglin FC v Killarney Athletic 2.00pm. Munster Champions Trophy Semi

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On The Ball | Monday 5.30pm Final extra time & penalties if needed, Killarney Athletic v Janesboro FC 2.00pm. Denny Division 1 B, Mastergeeha B v Killarney Athletic B 11.30am.

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club – Ladies Club. RESULTS: of Sunday, 29th October 2017 competition from the Ladies club at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. 1st: Anne Stuart ( 16) 39 pts, 2nd & Best Gross ( 8) Margaret Campion 38 pts, 3rd Alicia Burke ( 19) 37 pts ( B9), 4th Anne Duggan ( 11) 37 pts, 5th Corrina Griffin ( 9) 36 pts (B9), 6th Winnie Ryan (21) 36 pts, CSS=38 points. Sunday Nov 5th competition on Killeen is sponsored by the Castlerosse Hotel.

On The Ball East Kerry GAA THE TATLER JACK EAST KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP: There was great action in Tatler Jack East Kery Minor Championship last Saturday. The Minor C Championship Final saw Kilcummin take the title in a fast moving open game. Final score: Kilcumin 3-11(20) Spa 1-15 (18). East Kerry Vice Chairman Johnny Brosnan presented the trophy to Kilcumin captain Sean O’Leary. Three Minor A&B championship quarter finals provided great games with the minimum between the sides. A minutes silence was observed before the game as a mark of respect for the late John Horan, Scartaglen CLG before the Scartaglen/Cordal V Glenflesk game started. Dr Crokes, Rathmore and Glenflesk progress to the Minor A Semi Finals. Scartaglen/ Cordal, Killarney Legion and Gneeveguilla play in the Minor B Semi Finals. The Fossa V Firies quarter finalremains to be played. AQUILA CLUB O’DONOGHUE CUP: Saturday sees 2 Aquila Club O’Donoghue Cup East Kerry Senior Championship games. Dr Crokes V Kilcummin Quarter final starting 1.30pm at Lewis road. Rathmore V Gneeveguilla, starting 3pm. Neutral Venue TBC. CONGRATULATIONS LISTRY CLG COUNTY JUNIOR CHAMPIONS: Congratulations to the Listry Team and Management on winning the County Junior Championship last Saturday.

Killarney Legion GAA UNDER 12 GIRLS: Having started their training last March the curtain came down on the girls season last weekend in Killorglin. And in the words of coach Selina Looney they saved their best till last. Speaking after their 5-7 to 2-2 East Kerry B Final win over Laune Rangers Selina added “The girls fought hard and never gave up. I told them win, lose or draw we are proud of them, they played the best game of football they ever have done and we couldn’t be happier. Some of these girls we have trained for two years and it is emotional coming to the end of the season, but I couldn’t think of a better way to end it. They came home with not one but two trophies this year. Well done to all the girls that

played today, I want to thank ye and yer parents so much for their support “. It topped off a great year for the girls who also picked up a County league title along the way and of course none of this would be possible without the outstanding work of their mentors Selina, Hannah Devlin, Jason Stack and Enda Murphy. Easily one of the busiest and hardest working management teams this year. Well done all round. MINORS: Final score: Killarney Legion GAA 2-12 -Rathmore G.A.A 2-13. O DONOGHUE CUP: The draw for the semi finals have taken place for the regions blue riband event. Rathmore and Gneeveguilla will meet this weekend on Saturday November 4th in one semi final whilst Dr Crokes and Kilcummin play the remaining quarter final on the same day. We fave the winners of this on Sunday November 19th at 2pm.

Listry GAA JUNIOR CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 2017: A nail biting game which saw Listry losing going into the second half by Castlegregory winning by 9 points. Final Score in Austin Park Listry 2.12 Castlegregory 2.11. Well done to all the team, management and the great supporters from Listry on the day, LOTTO RESULTS: 3, 6, 15, 20. No jackpot winner. Next Sunday 8th October E10, 450. JUVENILE END OF SEASON: Well done to the U12 Listry who enjoyed an end of year party last Friday, after a busy year playing in the Co League and East Kerry league. They also got the opportunity to play in Croke Park and Fitzgerald Stadium. Especially thanks to Fergus Clifford, Pat Fleming and Donie Evans for all their time and commitment throughout the year. MONTHLY MEETING: November monthly meeting held on Tuesday 7th November at 21.00pm

Mid Kerry MID KERRY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: Laune Rangers are Mid Kerry Minor Champions defeating Beaufort 2-13 to 1-12. Rangers Capt Patrick Carey accepted the Derry O’Sullivan Memorial Shield and his team mate Eoin O’Sullivan was presented with the Man of the Match Award sponsored by M F Decorating Beaufort. Mid Kerry O’Sullivan Cup Final sees Laune Rangers take on Miltown/Castlemaine Sun 5th Nov at 2.30pm (extra time playable). Man of the Match sponsored by Peadar & Mary O’Sullivan Ashes Bar Glenbeigh. Mid Kerry Senior Championship sees Beaufort take on Glenbeigh/Glencar on Sun 19th Nov at 2pm in J P O’Sullivan Park Killorglin. Mid Kerry U16 Competition Rd3 results: Miltown/ Castlemaine 2-14 Beaufort 0-10. Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane 1-05 Laune Rangers 6-14. Round 4 Sat 4th Nov both games 3pm. Keel/Listry play Miltown/Castlemaine in Keel, Beaufort entertain Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane, Laune Rangers - bye.

Glenflesk GLENFLESK MINIORS: (sponsored by O’Brien’s Topoil and the KerryWay)

Our Minor team had a great win over Scart/Cordal in the QF of the East Kerry Championship on Saturday last and will now face the winners of the Firies/ Fossa QF. LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in the in the Kerry way on 23/10/2017, Jackpot 3400 Euro. Numbers were 12 19 28 29, No winner. Next lotto John Dan’s 6/11/2017 jackpot 3600 euro. SCÓR NA NÓG: Huge congratulations to all who competed in the East Kerry finals last weekend. Glenflesk retained the title of best overall club in East Kerry having won the Ballad Group and Recitation and coming 2nd in the Solo Singing and Instrumental Music. Competing in the Ballad Group were Aileen and Éabha Healy, Sinead Gleeson, Caitlin Cronin and Sarah Moran; Recitation - Caitlin Cronin; Solo Singing - Sinéad Gleeson and Instrumental Music - Finn, Peter and Caoimhe O Sullivan, Aileen Healy and Oisin Dineen. We are very proud of all who competed and who represented the club so well. We wish the Ballad Group and Caitlin Cronin, in the Recitation, every success in the Co. Final which will be held in the Racecourse on November 18th at 5pm.

you need to do is head along there and give them all the support they need.

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Munster Club Championship - Quarter Final: Dr Crokes 0-14 Clonmel Commercials 0-8. This was a game in which we played second fiddle to the Tipperary men in the first half. In this 30 minutes Clonmel were well organised in defence and we found it hard to penetrate this defensive set up. We only put five points on the scoreboard in the half hour and only one of our six attackers managed a point from play. We had the first two scores of the second half, two points to draw level by the 37th minute. We were now very much in the game but when we lost a man to a red card in the minute our chances looked slim to qualify for the next round. We however produced a twenty minute plus of outstanding football and never say die spirit. During this period, we outscored our opponents seven points to one for a six-point victory. This was as good as any display I have seen from this team. We have now reached the semifinal of the competition and I know our Management will want an even better display from them in the next round as they would not have been happy with our first half display. Clonmel Commercials were well on top in the first half and even though they didn’t fire in the second half I feel they will be hard to beat in future Munster Club Championships. A negative against us was that four of their men came up the field and scored in the first half. We will now be facing Kilmurray iBrickane in the Semi final which will be played in the Dr Crokes pitch on Sunday 12th of November. Congratulations: Congratulations to the Crokes B team and Management that beat Skellig Rangers 3-9 to 0-14 in Division 4 play off on Monday 30th of October. They will now play Division 3 Football next year.

MINOR FOOTBALL: Kilcummin 3-11 Spa 0-18. Our Minors captured the East Kerry C championship on Saturday last with a win over Spa in Spa. Two goals from Conor McCarthy helped us to a six points lead at half time before he retired injured before the break. We opened up an eightpoint lead after James Nagle scored our third halfway through the second half but then had to endure a tremendous fight back from Spa. Only for a resolute defence well marshalled by Sean O’Leary and a number of fine saves from Keith O’Leary we could have been overtaken. As it was Spa came to within one point of us in injury time but Paul O’Shea who was very influential scored a magnificent long range point to seal the victory. This was a great team effort from players and substitutes under the direction of Seanie, Alan and Mike and when Captain Sean O’Leary lifted the trophy it was a fitting reward for their efforts throughout the year. O’DONOGHUE CUP: Kilcummin play Dr Crokes in Lewis Rd on this Saturday at 1.30 in the quarter final of the Aquila Club sponsored O’Donoghue Cup

Milltown Listry Ladies Football Well done to Milltown Listry Girls who won the Shield Final of the Minor Blitz in Ballyrickard today. The girls won their 1st game against Dingle they lost to Na Gael and got into the Shield Final and beat Legion. Thanks to Phil and Clare for helping and coaching the girls today. Well done to all involved.

Milltown / Castlemaine Relegation Play off: Best of luck to our senior panel and their management team in their Division 1 relegation play off this afternoon. Their opponents are St. Mary’s, the venue is Glenbeigh Grounds. The throw in is at 2 pm. All

Spa Club Upcoming Fixtures: Senior Ladies Div 3 Co League Final Sun Nov 5th, Spa v Austin Stacks (Time and Venue TBC). U16 Spa Ladies East Kerry Champs: Spa 5-9 Kilcummin 3-9. History was made in Spa when the ladies hosted the first competitive game under lights in Spa. A massive scoring game with Spa out of the tracks first with great scores. Kilcummin fought back but couldn’t catch our girl’s magnificent performance. Thanks to coaches Des Spillane, Kieran McCarthy, Tim O Connor and Anne Holland. Scór na nÓg: Congratulations to our set and figure teams that won in East Kerry final on Sat 28th. Well done also to Laura Fleming who represented us in solo singing beautifully. A speedy recovery to Carrie Hickey on her recent injury. Lissivigeen and District Community Alert will hold their AGM at 8pm at the Torc Hotel on Thursday 9th November 2017. Supt. Flor Murphy, Killarney Garda Station, will attend. Refreshments served.

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€202.77

€12,166

€15,000

5 years

8.3%

€304.15

€18,249

€30,000

10 years

8.3%

€363.99

120

€43,678

€60,000*

10 years

8.3%

€727.97

120

€87,356

Typical APR variable Home Improvement Loan (8.3% APR). Lending terms and conditions apply. Loans are subject to approval. Killarney Credit Union is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Warning: If you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating, which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.

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from MD O’Shea, Killarney, with all new home improvement loans Beech Road Killarney

064 663 1344

Park Road Killarney

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