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Editor’s View Calls For Congestion Solutions

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

LAST week Killarney Advertiser highlighted the parking and congestion crux in Killarney during the busy July/August period. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – this is a problem that has been ongoing for years. One solution suggested was a designated car park with a flat rate per day. In European cities such as Venice, there is a flat rate per day which most visitors are happy to pay knowing their car will be safe. It also takes the pressure off traffic flow. Car parks could be zoned with a premium and cheaper car parks clearly flagged in a transparent manner. Bottlenecks need to be quantified and tackled head on; do we know exactly how many car parking spaces could be needed? There does seem to be a chink of light at the end of the (traffic-jammed) tunnel with talks in place on a through road from the High Street junction to Dunnes Stores and also discussions ongoing in relation to a multi-storey car park and relief road changes.

High Street Junction & Monsignor O’Flaherty Road

REGULAR local users of the Monsignor O’Flaherty Road will be familiar with the number of tourists whose sat nav takes them down what is in effect a cul-de-sac at the moment. Mental gymnastics are sometimes required to propel the puzzled visitor to some far-flung part of town as

they face the struggle to do a U-turn from their deadend. But a through road could be on the horizon at last. Kerry County Council officials are discussing the proposed provision of a new route from the High Street junction to Dunnes Stores, New Street, via the Monsignor O’Flaherty Road. It is hoped such a road would also help alleviate the congestion along New Road, which is of particular concern during the school year. Responding to queries on the matter

from Cllr Donal Grady, Killarney Municipal District Engineer John Ahern, said talks on the required land acquisition are taking place with landowners. “It would mean you could go down to

Relief Road Updates OUR relief roads do not seem to be solving the traffic congestion in summer. One suggestion that has been raised recently was a call for a direct access point for jarveys into Killarney National Park. This would improve traffic flow and reduce congestion on Mission Road, according to Independent Councillor Maura Healy-Rae who raised the issue at the recent meeting of Killarney Municipal District. Cllr Healy-Rae said a location near the Plaza, across from the Ha Ha, would be ideal. Kerry County Council said it would contact the National Parks & Wildlife Service to discuss the matter. The necessity for an outer relief road from Lissivigeen to Castlelough was also highlighted at the meeting by Cllr Healy-Rae. There have been numerous representations

and deputations about this issue, she pointed out. “Previously, KCC said they were considering alternative routes which could provide relief in the meantime,” said Cllr Maura Healy-Rae. “I asked that the Woodlawn Road would not be specified as an alternative route in the interests of health and safety.” Kerry County Council said in order for Transport Infrastructure Ireland to consider the Killarney Outer Bypass, it must be included on the National Capital Investment Plan 2016-2021. In the meantime, Kerry County Council National Road Design Office is examining alternative routes which could alleviate congestion between the N22 and the N71. The routes are at pre-feasibility stage and will only be disclosed when sufficient appraisal has been carried out to deem them feasible.

New Street from the High Street junction in a matter of minutes, and it will also do a lot to take much traffic off the streets,” Cllr Grady told Killarney Advertiser.

Feasibility Of A Multi-Storey Car Park THE feasibility of a multi-storey car park in Killarney is also being examined. Several councillors, including Councillors Brendan Cronin and Mayor of Kerry John Sheahan and Mayor of Killarney Municipal District Cathaoirleach Niall Kelleher raised the issue of parking in Killarney at the recent monthly meeting of Killarney Municipal District. Cllr John Sheahan asked if a multi-storey car park was being considered for Killarney. Kerry County Council said it is actively examining the feasibility of a number of sites for car parking in the town, as well as ensuring existing locations are being uti-

lised efficiently. The council has set up a multi-disciplinary project team to examine the feasibility of such a car park. Cllr Brendan Cronin also questioned the council’s Roads Department on the provision of extra parking, while Cathaoirleach of Killarney Municipal District Niall Kelleher urged the council to provide further car parking space in the town in the near future. He acknowledged that with the current tourist season in full flow, any improvements should not take place in the coming months. However, he says the town of Killarney cannot be in the same position in a year’s time in relation to parking.

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Eric Kavanagh Joins Cahernane House As Head Chef ERIC KAVANAGH has been appointed head chef at the Herbert, the two AA Rosette-winning restaurant at the 19th-century Cahernane House Hotel, Killarney, where he started his award-winning career as a commis chef in 1999. In the intervening years, Eric has worked in some of Ireland’s leading establishments. He has been head chef at Longueville House and Marlfield House in a career that has also included Rathsallagh Country House and Sheen Falls in nearby Kenmare. His career he has also taken him to New Zealand and to Canada where he worked with Opus Restaurant, one of Toronto’s premier fine dining restaurants. Commenting on the appointment,

general manager Emer Corridan, said: “Eric is a very welcome addition to our team. We want to delight guests with our array of cuisine at the Cahernane House Hotel and we look forward to the seasonally inspired menus that he will create.” Eric creates menus with influences from Ireland and Europe using the finest local, in-season produce, with some modern touches. Visit www.cahernane. com to view Eric’s delicious new menus; early bird menu - €35 for two courses with tea/ coffee (6:30-7pm); table d’hote menu - €50 for four courses with tea/coffee. À la carte options are also available. All menus come with a selection of homemade breads and the amuse-bouche of the day. For reservations call 0646631895.

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Killarney Teens Set Wheels In Motion In Skate Park Campaign

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AN ONLINE petition to open a skate park in Killarney has attracted over 900 signatures in only a month and teenagers throughout the town have backed the campaign. At present, youngsters skateboard at two main locations in Killarney – beside the courthouse and next to the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, New Road. But they find they are usually asked to move on. They are supported in their quest for a skate park by Councillor Donal Grady who has brought the matter to the attention of the local authority over the years. “We need to get a safe area to develop this. The motion was passed by the council and we want young people to have input in developing this facility,” Cllr Grady said. “First we have to find a suitable place.” A Kil-

larney family told Killarney Advertiser that their children are envious of their counterparts in other countries and counties who can access a skate park whenever they want. The nearest skate parks to Killarney are in Ballincollig and Limerick city centre. “It’s a shame that our sons have to travel outside the county to enjoy the sport they love,” the family stated. “Facilities are much better developed in continental Europe. Ever since the boys were small the skateboard and scooter have been the first thing into the suitcase for a trip abroad, and the itinerary usually includes visits to a skate park or two. “Driving through France and Spain it’s quite common to see villages with their own skate park, and in cities like Brussels and Barcelona the skaters are a tourist attraction in their own right.”

First Principal Appointed to Two Mile Community National School Education THE eagerly awaited appointment of the principal of Killarney’s new Community National School (CNS) has been confirmed by Kerry Education and Training Board (Kerry ETB). The ETB is delighted to announce that Catherine Barry has been appointed as the first principal of Two mile CNS as of August 1. The school is on schedule to open on August 30 as the first community national school in Kerry under the patronage of Kerry ETB. Director of Schools of Kerry ETB Ann O’Dwyer said: “We are absolutely delighted that Catherine is taking up this position. She has a huge amount of experience at senior management level in schools as deputy principal in her previous school. She also understands the

unique opportunities and challenges of setting up a new school as she has been involved in this process previously.” Catherine began her teaching career in Darndale in Dublin. She moved to Kerry in 1998 and taught in various schools in Tralee before being appointed to Tralee Educate Together NS in 2002. She was involved in the setting up of that school and was appointed deputy principal shortly after. She has a commitment to multidenominational education and to high quality teaching and learning. Catherine Barry said “I am delighted to take up this very important position of setting up Two Mile Community National School. I am looking forward to working closely with Kerry ETB and the school community to building an

inclusive school with a reputation for its excellence in teaching and learning. As it will start off quite small, it is an incredible opportunity for any parents who want their child educated in small classes where their children will benefit from working closely with the class teacher.” Two Mile CNS is currently enrolling children from junior infants to sixth class. There will be an opportunity to meet the new principal and tour the school on Tuesday, August 15, at 7pm. The principal can be contacted directly on by telephoning 086-4183558 or emailing cns@kerryetb.ie. Application forms can be obtained by emailing cns@kerryetb.ie or visiting Kerry ETB’s website www.kerryetb.ie

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Credit Union Help Families Manage The Costs Of Education WITH the Leaving Cert results and CAO offers coming out this month, many families will see their child or children off to college for the first time. For these families, this can be an extremely stressful time, as the cost of third-level education continues to spiral, having a huge impact on family budgets and household spending. Killarney Credit Union would like to remind their members that the credit union is here to help and

have this week launched their education loan which can help families in the South Kerry area cover these costs. This week Killarney Credit Union also announced the opening of its 2017 Bursary Award which will give a €4,000 bursary to four third level students to attend college this academic year. The bursary is open to all members of Killarney Credit Union who are attending college for the first time and is also open

to students studying aboard and mature students. Joy Clifford-Vaughan, Youth Officer with Killarney Credit Union, said: “Last year we had 58 applicants for the awards and the lucky winners were Claire Cronin, Brendan Wall, Irene Horan and Shane Howe who each received an award for €1,000.00 each. With the increased costs of attending third level, this bursary is a welcome financial aid for meeting those costs.” Application forms are avail-

able in all branches and on the website www.killarneycu.ie. The closing date is Friday, September 22, at 5pm. Proof of acceptance on course must be provided in advance of payment of bursary. For a €5,000 education loan with a variable rate of 6% and APR of 6.2%, 24 monthly repayments of €221.65, the total repayment will be €5310.40. Lending terms and conditions apply. Loans are subject to approval.

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Barry Keoghan and Shona Guerin at the New York premiere of Dunkirk.

KILLARNEY lady Shona Guerin found herself in the limelight at the premieres of Dunkirk. The 21-yearold cut a dazzling dash as she accompanied her boyfriend, actor Barry Keoghan. Shona, a makeup artist at Sean Taaffe Hair & Beauty, Killarney, turned heads and hit the headlines after attending the London, New York and Dublin premieres of the hit movie with Barry, who is well known to Irish viewers for starring in RTÉ drama Love/Hate.

Her star quality shone on the red carpet, with the Killarney lady attracting the attention of a number of big brands keen to have her promote their looks. Shona and Barry met on a night out in Killarney and the pair has been dating for the past few months. Of her stint accompanying the 24-year-old actor on Dunkirk’s international promotional tour, Shona told Killarney Advertiser: “It was a great experience all right – it will be a while before I top it!”

STANDING ovations greeted Clonkeen Youth Choir as they launched their CD “Celebrate” last Friday. Following the launch, in The Kerry Way, the choir sang at 9.30am Mass in Clonkeen on Sunday. Proceeds from the CD will go to the Cork/Kerry Health Link Bus Service. Members of the choir have been inspired over the past year by the courage of one of their members Leah Lynch. “Leah has battled with a very rare form of cancer with calm fortitude, and resilience, and is now recovering from major surgery,” said a spokeswoman for the choir. Leah and her family have been making huge efforts to raise money for the Cork Kerry Health

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Tractors & Trucks Get In Gear To Catch The Bus TRACTORS, trucks and musical entertainment will be taking centre stage in Milltown on Sunday, August 6, as Kerry’s first “Truck n Tractor Show” is hosted in the mart field. The event is being organised in aid of the Kerry Parents & Friends “Buy a Bus” campaign and will run from 10am to 5pm. Trucks and tractors will be on show and there will be music by

Link Bus Service. “In support of Leah and her family, and of this important facility, the choir decided that the proceeds from this CD will also go to the Cork/Kerry Health Link Bus Service,” added the spokeswoman. Clonkeen Youth Choir was founded in 2012 with members from all parts of Glenflesk parish and this CD was recorded to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the choir. Some of the choir members were involved in Teen Spirit and were encouraged by Noel O’Sullivan and Mish O’Donoghue to form their own youth choir based in Clonkeen. The CD is aptly named Celebrate! It costs €10 and is for sale locally and from all choir members.

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IT’S always music to the ears of anyone with a love for street entertainment and this year’s busking session at Market Cross promises to offer something for everyone. The annual charity session takes place on bank holiday Monday, August 7, in aid of the Killarney and South Kerry MS branch and Killarney Community Services. Musicians and dancers from across Killarney will donate their talents free of charge from 11am to 6pm.

Visit Minister Kevin Boxer Moran, Harry O’Donoghue (Killarney House) and Deputy Michael Healy-Rae on a visit to Killarney House. During his trip to Kerry, Minister Moran visited numerous locations, including Glenflesk, to discuss flooding issues ad also met with Kerry County Council management and members.

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At the launch of the South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show were Jim Foley, Irish Pilgrimage Trust, Jay Galvin, Kerry/Cork Health Link Bus, Connie Brosnan, IKA Kerry branch, and Niamh Cronin, Down Syndrome Kerry; back, Eilís Cronin (KVC&V). Mayor of Killarney Municipal District Niall Kelleher, Mayor of Kerry John Sheahan and Jack Nagle.

A TEENAGE entrepreneur, Jack Nagle, joined forces with Kerry County Council chief executive Moira Murrell to launch this year’s South Kerry Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show. The hugely popular charity event, which turns back the clock and looks to the future on the same day, will take place on Sunday, September 3. Organised by Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage and now in its fourth year, the daylong event will take place on Fleming’s Farm at Grenagh, Fossa, Killarney. Jack Nagle was a prizewinner at the Young Scientists exhibition thanks to his invention of a safety lock for tractors that engages the handbrake automatically. Also in attendance at the launch, at the Innisfallen Hotel, Fossa, were Mayor of Kerry Cllr John Sheahan and Mayor of Killarney Cllr Niall Kelleher. Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Chairman Tom Leslie said since it was started in 2014, the event has generated tens of thousands of euro for local charities and, at this stage, the club has contributed close on €100,000 to worthy causes. This year’s beneficiaries will be the Kerry branch of the Irish Kidney

Association, Down Syndrome Kerry, the Irish Pilgrimage Trust and the Kerry-Cork Health Link Bus. “A massive attraction this year is that the event will incorporate the National Rally of the Irish Vintage Society, showcasing Ireland’s great heritage, and this year’s show will also feature a round of the Irish Tractor Pulling Championships which is always a great spectacle,” Tom said. The latter involves heavily modified tractors pulling massive weights along a pre-determined track and it is billed as the most powerful motor sport in the world. The big day will feature numerous trade stands, traditional and modern method ploughing demonstrations, sheep shearing competitions, harvesting demos, machinery showcases and traditional farm practice exhibitions. A major trade stand marquee will be located on the grounds with competitively priced exhibition space available to local businesses, community groups and clubs. For information on exhibition space availability contact event secretary Ann Marie O’Sullivan on 0879726200 or email southkerryploughing@gmail.com.

Marvellous Mairead On A Par With The Best MAIREAD MARTIN continued her on her rich vein of form by claiming the Leinster Ladies Championship at Donabate on Sunday. Plus 2 handicapper Martin who is a member of Killarney, Ballybunion and Kanturk Golf Clubs, representing the latter, won her second national event in less than a fortnight following on from her Irish Girls Championship victory at Mallow GC. After starting 2017 outside the top 800 this win takes Mairead to just outside the top 300 in the women’s world amateur rankings where she is the seventh ranked Irish female

player behind world number one Leona Maguire (Cavan). When not competing Martin works on her game at Swing Studio Killarney with her coach Mark Heinemann who is the ILGU regional coach for the southwest and ILGU High Performance squad support coach. She now faces a very busy August with the ladies home internationals up next from August 9-11 at Little Aston GC. This is followed up by the British Girls Championship from August 15 to 19 at Enville GC and then it’s on to Royal Curragh for the Irish senior cup representing Killarney.

THE importance of increasing Rotary membership was highlighted by Rotary Ireland leaders at a keynote gathering in Killarney on Wednesday afternoon. Killarney Rotary Club hosted Rotary Ireland District Governor Garth Arnold and Assistant Governor Conny Ovesen at a special lunch in Gaby’s Restaurant, High Street. In his address, Mr Arnold spoke of satellite clubs, the first of which was established in Ireland in July and which is sponsored by Dublin North Rotary Club, and noted how such clubs can also boost membership among young people. Killarney Rotary President Eduard Schmidt-Zorner highlighted the work done by Killarney Rotary Club. “We have supported over 30 charities and projects over the last few years and we also do huge work locally,” Mr Schmidt-Zorner told the gathering.

Killarney Rotary Club has a strong youth involvement in the form of the its Youth Leadership Competition and the Killarney Rotary Young Musician of the Year (whose Kerry finalists proceed to represent Killarney Rotary club in the UK). The club also organises mock interviews for secondary school students and hosts a number of exciting social and charity events throughout the year. “One of our main events is the Evening of Wine & Art in November, which is supported by a large number of people in our community,” added the Killarney Rotary Club president. “We have an afternoon tea with a fashion show in October which attracts more and more visitors every year and we will have a haibun competition next year which will involve the students of the schools in Killarney, Milltown and Killorglin.”

Rotary Ireland District Governor Garth Arnold and Killarney Rotary President Eduard Schmidt-Zorner. Pic: Dylan Clifford

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ANYONE walking along the stretch of the Kerry Way between Lord Brandon’s Cottage and the Bride Valley on Saturday last could be forgiven for wondering which country exactly they were in given the multi-lingual tones that were to be heard along the route. This was all to do with a walk organised by the Kerry Folklore Group (Béaloideas Chiarraí) aimed at promoting the multi-lingual Kerry Way Folklore & Heritage App but also coincided with a major announcement in relation to the next phase of this project. The app, which currently covers the stretch of the Kerry Way between Lord Brandon’s Cottage and Glencar, provides users with the opportunity to learn about the heritage and important archaeological sites along the route. People also get to hear what life was like down through the years in the region through hearing recordings of local people. Once downloaded, the different elements are triggered by GPS as one walks along the route. Amongst those on the walk to experience the app was German Ambassador Herr Matthias Hopfner and his wife Tina, Kerry’s newest Minister Brendan Griffin, football legend Micky Ned O’Sullivan, MEP Seán Kelly and representatives of tourism businesses and organisations from around the region. Welcoming everyone to the event, chair of Kerry Folklore Johnny O’Connor thanked all of the organisations who supported the development of the App and said that it was the hope of committee that it would encourage many more people to enjoy the Kerry Way walk while helping to preserve the heritage of the region. Before the walkers set off on the route, SKDP CEO Noel Spillane broke the excellent news that the Kerry Folklore project application for circa €20,000 in funding under the 2014-2020 Rural Development (LEADER) Programme to enable the app cover the remaining sections of the Kerry Way had been successful. Kerry Group’s Frank Hayes then announced that Kerry Group would be delighted to provide the match funding to enable the completion of the project. This news added a spring to the step of all the walkers in attendance. Visit www.kerrywayfolkloreandheritage.com to download.

Minister of State Brendan Griffin, joined by German Ambassador Herr Matthias Hopfner and his wife Tina, MEP Sean Kelly, Gloria O’Driscoll, SKDP, chairperson, Frank Hayes, Kerry Group, Noel Spillane, CEO, SKDP, Mickey Ned O’Sullivan, John O’Connor, Declan Murphy, Fáilte Ireland, Sean O’Suilleabháin, founder, Kerry Way, Seán De Buitléir, SKDP, Margo Boerma, tour guide, Mike Morris, Solas. Inset: German Ambassador Herr Matthias Hopfner, Noel Spillane, CEO, SKDP, and Declan Murphy, Fáilte Ireland.

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Killarney Retailers In Ireland’s Top 100 Stores THREE Killarney retailers are among seven in Kerry to be named among the top 100 stores in Ireland by Retail Excellence Ireland, the largest retail industry representative organisation in Ireland. Mods & Minis, Vodafone and Corcoran’s Furniture & Carpets are all on the hotlist. Other Kerry businesses on the prestiious list are Ahern’s Pharmacy, Farranfore, Ballyseedy Home and Garden, Garvey’s Supervalu, Tralee, Horan’s Health Store, Tralee. The Top100 stores are part of the Retail Excellence (RE) Awards, which were established in 1997 to promote best practice and encourage high standards in the Irish retail industry and are now the largest and most prestigious of its kind in Ireland. The awards, will take place on Saturday, November 11, in The Malton Hotel in Killarney. Deirdre and Thomas McCloskey

of Mods & Minis, Killarney, stated: “There were almost 700 entries nationwide and it is an honour to be included.” As part of the Top100 selection process, all store entrants were visited by a mystery shopper, with those exceeding service and standards criteria making it to the Top100 stores. The Top100 will now be invited to a private briefing with Echochamber, a creative retail agency who tracks global retail trends, on Tuesday, August 22, where they will be presented with the 10 pillars of Retail Excellence and will be given time to prepare a submission showing evidence they meet those 10 pillars. Echochamber will then consider the submissions and will proceed to selecting the Top 30 stores which will be announced on September 22. The Top30 stores will then be rigorously tested before being whittled down to the top three finalists and winners in sectoral categories.

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Kerry Children’s Mental Health Services ‘in Crisis’ A SITUATION where 53 children and adolescents face a wait over a year for psychology appointments was branded “simply unacceptable”. There were 225 children and adolescents waiting for a primary care psychology appointment in Kerry at the end of June 2017. Fianna Fáil Kerry TD John Brassil noted: “What’s more disturbing is that there are 53 children and adolescents waiting longer than a year for an appointment. That’s simply unacceptable.” These figures are clear evidence of a crisis in the provision of mental health services for children in Kerry, he added.

“Vulnerable children and teenagers need this service and we have an obligation to provide it. There are major gaps in service delivery across the county. We already know that across the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service nearly one in two health and support positions, such as psychologists, psychiatric nurses and counsellors remain unfilled.” Growing up in Ireland today can pose enormous mental challenges for young people, said the Kerry TD. “As in so many areas, early intervention is critical and if we are seeing waiting times of over a year, our care services are failing,” said Deputy Brassil. “This is a crisis and we need to tackle it.”

Something About Mary…. KILLARNEY soprano Mary Culloty O’Sullivan is continuing her popular series of recitals, The Beauty of Song. The next two take pace in Ionad Culturtha in Ballyvourney on Thursday, August 10, at

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04.08.17 Words: Eve Kelliher

It’s The Space Age As Kerry Looks To The Skies STARGAZING topped the agenda in recent days as 25 members of the International Space University touched down in South Kerry. The visitors, from 18 different countries, were here to see the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve over the weekend and tour the historic sites. They were briefed at first hand on the Dark Sky Reserve and plans to enhance it for locals and visitors alike. The group visited Bray Head with Dr John Sheehan from UCC, received a guided tour of the Skelligs Experience with Centre Manager, John O’Sullivan, and visited Ballinskelligs where they were welcomed at the community centre by Micheal Ó Leidhin and given a briefing on

the Kerry Dark Sky Reserve and future plans to develop astrotourism by Steve Lynott. The International Space University, based in Strasbourg, develops the future leaders of the world space community by providing educational programs to students and space professionals in an international, intercultural environment. The Space University group is visiting Ireland for the first time this year. The Cork Institute of Technology and CIT’s Blackrock Castle Observatory are playing host to the ISU’s 17th International Space Studies Program (SSP) from June 25-August 25. Nocturnal view during August Perseid looking southwest over McCarthy’s Castle and Horse Island, The visit to Kerry was sup- Ballinskelligs Beach, the only designated gold-tier International Dark-Sky Reserve in the Northern Hemiported by Kerry County sphere. Pic: Don MacMonagle Council’s Tourism Unit.

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THE competition is heating up for Kerry’s favourite carvery venues. The Great Carvery of the Year competition has reached one of its most exciting and anticipated points with the reveal of this year’s shortlist of Ireland’s top carvery venues. One hotel and one pub from Kerry are in the running to be named as Munster’s winners as well as the overall titles of Great Carvery Pub of the Year and Great Carvery Hotel of the Year. Hoping to bring the winning titles home to Kerry this year are The Heights Hotel in Killarney, the Great Carvery Hotel of the Year 2016, and Kirby’s Brogue Inn of Tralee. Munster’s final three hotels and three pubs will all have a chance at becoming one of its provincial winners as will as the chance to be named as Ireland’s Great Carvery Pub or Great Carvery Hotel of the Year for 2017.

Now in its eighth year, the nationwide Great Carvery of the Year competition is firmly established as the premier carvery competition on Ireland and Northern Ireland’s culinary calendar. Over the next four weeks, the finalists will receive a visit from the team of mystery diners to find out who serves the best carvery in the chosen pubs and hotels in each region. From there, the provincial winners and Great Carvery Hotel of the Year and Great Carvery Pub of the Year will be revealed. Bringing this year’s Great Carvery of the Year to a close, winners will be announced in October. The winning venues will each receive a specially commissioned wall plaque to inform customers that they are about to sit down and enjoy the best carvery in Ireland. For more details, see www. greatcarvery.com.

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Tim O’Shea with Rosie Healy and Mike Kelliher.

THEY packed St Mary’s Church of Ireland on Main Street last Saturday night and now Tim O’Shea and Friends are tuning up to set toes tapping yet again this weekend. St Mary’s Church of Ireland, Main Street, will host the Irish folk and traditional music group tomorrow night, Saturday, August 5, at 8pm. But if you just can’t wait to see them this weekend, head for St James’, Listowel, where the Another Skin Too Few show rolls into town this evening at 8pm. Tim’s musical friends are Rosie Healy (Headford) on flute/whistle/vocal) and Mike Kelliher (Fossa), on accordion/harmonica/melodeon. “The concert features new music recently recorded and released on our new CD ‘Another Skin Too Few’ which remembers some of our finest Kerry musicians, sadly no longer with us,” said Tim. Their settings and arrangements of a wealth of tunes are now preserved, some wellknown, and some not-so-well-known traditional melodies. “The musicians remembered are Con Durham (Dublin and Dingle)

who lived most of his life on the Dingle peninsula and played uilleann pipes and whistles; John Cronin (Aghadoe and New York), a fine accordion player, and Stephen Carroll (Maulykevane) who also played accordion,” said Tim. “The legendary fiddler Paddy Cronin of (Kiskeam and Boston), who spent over 40 years in America, also contributes a tune to the collection. “There is an original poem and spoken word piece, recounting a visit to Kerry from Belfast poet Adrian Fox, set to the music of Sigerson Clifford.” Tim O’Shea contributes and original song in honour of Con Durham, and also, two Scottish songs picked up by Tim on his travels. So all in all a great local night, of local music, played by local musicians, spanning the generations, in one of Killarney’s most iconic and historic, beautiful acoustic spaces. Everyone welcome. Gigs will also take place during Puck Fair, Killorglin, on August 11, and back to St Mary’s Killarney Church of Ireland again for Culture night on September 22. Waterville’s Tech Amergin on September 23, is also part of the group’s “mini world your of Kerry”.

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A Sweet Valley High film adaptation is being written by the woman behind Legally Blonde and 10 Things I Hate About You, according to reports. The popular series of novels by Francine Pascal ran from 1983 - 2003 and was adapted into a TV show in the ‘90s for four seasons. Kirsten ‘Kiwi’ Smith, who also has credited to her Ella Enchanted and The House Bunny. Over 600 Sweet Valley High novels were released, chronicling the lives of California schoolgirls, identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. Brittany and Cynthia Daniels, who played the twins on the TV show, turned 40 last year and often pose for photos together on their joint Instagram account.

MTV’s live afternoon show “Total Request Live” was a pop culture behemoth. Artists like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera made their TV debuts on the show, shot at a studio overlooking Times Square in New York City. Well, this autumn, MTV is bringing “TRL,” which aired from 1998 to 2008. MTV President Chris McCarthy told The New York Times a new version of the show will debut in October and the network is building a new Times Square studio to serve as the show’s home. A press release from MTV indicated that the show, which will be filmed on an expanded, 8,700-square-foot multi-functional studio, will premiere on Oct. 2 and will feature a rotating cast of hosts including D.C. Young Fly, Erik Zachary, Amy Pham, Tamara Dhia and Lawrence Jackson.

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Sam Shepard Dies Aged 73

Sam Shepard, esteemed playwright and actor, has died aged 73. The Pulitzer Prize winner and Oscar nominee’s death came after he experienced complications from motor neurone disease, also known as ALS. Shepard’s credits include Black Hawk Down, The Right Stuff and The Pelican Brief, but also films and TV shows released over the last few years including Midnight Special, Bloodline and Never Here.

He wrote more than 40 plays and won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for Buried Child in 1979. A spokesperson said he died at his home in Kentucky, USA, on Thursday, adding that his family is requesting privacy. Tributes to Shepard are being made on Twitter from the likes of Taika Waititi, Game of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Wild star Reese Witherspoon, filmmaker Ava DuVernay, Magic Mike XXL star Joe Manganiello and Austin Powers star Rob Lowe.

The man perhaps best known for playing the father in the Home Alone movies has died. A maid found 72-year-old John Heard dead in a California hotel room. He was reportedly recovering from back surgery. Heard had a long list of acting credits, including the Gladiator movie and Sopranos television series.

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Jennifer Aniston is preparing to make her return to TV, more than a decade after Friends finished its run. But this time, she’s joined by an equally big screen star in Reese Witherspoon. The new drama will explore the world of morning talk shows and the larger New York media scene they’re a part of, Deadline Hollywood reports. The series is being spearheaded by former HBO head of drama Michael Ellenberg and his production company Media Res.

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Brendan’s Voyage THE late Brendan Heffernan was honoured by Workmen’s Rowing Club on Wednesday night. Brendan, who passed away in September 2013, was the popular treasurer of the club. A very special boat ‘Brendan’ was named in his honour after Brendan died following a long and brave battle with cancer. Brendan worked tirelessly to raise funds for Kerry Hospice Foundation, Recovery Haven Kerry, The Mercy Oncology Unit, and his own Workmen’s Rowing Club. He was

represented this week by his parents Kathleen and Donie, who unveiled a plaque in his memory at the boathouse. In addition, the club named its new double scull vessel the “Caitriona” in honour of Brendan’s sister, who has spearheaded a host of fundraising initiatives for the Kerry Hospice Foundation. Canon Tom Looney, Fossa, officiated at the blessing of the boat and also steering proceedings were Workmen’s RC’s chairman Timmy Moynihan and president Mary Moynihan.

The late Brendan Heffernan’s parents Donie and Kathleen Heffernan, Timmy Moynihan, Mary Moynihan, Workmen’s RC, and members of the Heffernan family, Gerard, Karen, Mairead, Siobhan and Caitriona.

Brendan’s family including his parents Donie and Kathleen Heffernan, and Workmen’s RC members, President Mary Moynihan, Pauline O’Brien, Treasurer, Mikey Joe Burns, Head Trainer.

Canon Tom Looney blesses the new boat named the ‘Caitriona’.

August Fun At Aunty Nellie’s THIS month is set to be a sweet one thanks to one of Killarney’s most enticing businesses. Aunty Nellie’s Sweet Shop will host a special event each week of August, with Monday designated Minion Day. You can visit Kevin the Minion instore from 1pm to 4pm. Tuesday is Lucky Bag Day, with top prizes hidden in the Aunty Nellie’s luck bags. Chocoholics will be out in force on Wednesday, which is Chocolate Fountain Day.

On Thursdays you will get the chance to win a luxury Katie’s Handmade Chocolate hamper. There will be free entry with every €5 purchase. And the store is hosting a Black Friday event also with 10% off all hampers/gift bags. Wizards will be popping into the Kenmare Place store on August 18 for a special Harry Potter evening from 7pm to 9pm. A Harry Potter-themed hamper will be up for grabs for the best costume.

Caitriona Heffernan christens the new boat ‘Caitriona’.

Garda Crackdown On Mobile Phone Use While Driving KILLARNEY GARDAI organised operations in recent days in relation to mobile phone use while driving. Gardaí conducted a covert targeted operation in Killarney and its surrounding areas in relation to the holding of mobile phones while driving.

They confirmed a significant number of detections were made and offending drivers were issued with one-the-spot fines. Prosecutions will follow if these fines are not paid. The operation targets the holding of mobile phones while driving, an activity

which is still prevalent despite media campaigns to highlight its dangers. Gardaí are advising motorists not to use mobile phones in this way while driving. Further targeted operations will be conducted in the area.

Tour De Munster To Stop Off In Killarney

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IT’S JUST over one week until Tour de Munster 2017 hits the roads in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland and individual beneficiaries. Over 100 cyclists are geared up for the four-day cycle across Munster. This year’s tour will be kicking off from City Hall in Cork City on Thursday, returning there on Sun-

ALL are welcome to enjoy a “poc fada “challenge in Killarney this month! St Patrick’s East Kerry Hurling Club is inviting you to the challenge, on August 19, starting at 10am, at Killarney Racecourse. Teams of three cost of €30 for seniors and €15 for juveniles. Register early for a discount.

day, August 13. Give them that extra push on their 600km trek when they stop off in Killarney’s Deenagh Lodge at 4pm on the Saturday. Joining them will be cycling legend Sean Kelly, who is a huge supporter of the event with this being his 12th year participating in the Tour de Munster. All funds raised

from the charity cycle will go directly to the Munster branches of Down Syndrome Ireland (DSI). Stage three, on Saturday, August 12, sees the cycle take in Tralee, Dingle, Castlemaine and Milltown, arriving in Killarney’s Deenagh Lodge for a break from 4pm to 4.30pm.

All you need to bring is a hurley and sliotars. A perpetual trophy will be presented to the winners of the senior and juvenile competitions and plaques will be presented for first and second place. Changing rooms will be available on the day. So come along and enjoy the fun!

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Shauna Mac celebrating her 22nd in The Failte.

Tyone and Emma Looney out and about in The Failte. Bernice Carroll celebrating her birthday with Ann Carroll, Janies Carroll, Trish Carroll and Sinead O’Sullivan in Charloe Foley’s.

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Humphrey Aerins, Audrey McCoy, Ann Morris, Lisa Crumlin and Terry Brennan in Courtney’s on Saturday night.

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Carmel Best and Ena Galvin out and about in Courtney’s. Celebrating in Charlie Foley’s after celebrating doing the Ring of the Reeks.

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Kevin Myers:

‘I have no career left. My reputation is in tatters’ THE fired newspaper columnist Kevin Myers has apologised “unconditionally” to the BBC broadcasters Claudia Winkleman and Vanessa Feltz for the contents of a weekend article that has been criticised as being anti-Semitic and misogynistic. Speaking on 5 Live Daily on BBC radio on Wednesday morning, Myers said: “I retract. I apologise for it. There was no justification.” In the course of the article, which was about the gender pay gap at the BBC, Myers wrote in reference to Winkleman and Feltz, who are both Jewish:

“Jews are not generally noted for their insistence on selling their talent for the lowest possible price.” “I have no career left. My reputation is in tatters,” Myers added on Wednesday. He claimed that in Ireland there is not the same awareness of anti-Semitism as elsewhere. “I am a great admirer of Jews. The Jewish Council of Ireland would not have come out in support

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of me if they thought I was anti-Semitic. I admire Jews because they make the most of what they are.” Myers said that he was now subject to an “enormous amount of Internet hatred” and that the Sunday Times gave him no opportunity to defend himself and fired him without notice. In the Irish Times this week, Jewish

businesswoman Caryna Camerino said “Nobody has the right, in person or in print, to decide who I am or what I’m about based on my religion or heritage.” The Dublin-based Ms Camerino added: “The men of the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland issued a statement defending Kevin Myers’s depiction of two highly-paid BBC presenters as cunning Jewesses. They say he is a friend of the Jews who made an inadvertent mistake. This baffles my lady brain. They may speak for themselves, but they don’t speak for me.”

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A BBC chief has accidentally published disparaging comments about well-paid presenter Vanessa Feltz, who is the second best-paid woman on the broadcaster’s payroll. In a confidential memo accidentally emailed to staff, it is said Vanessa Feltz lacks the personality to front her show. It also says it is a “constant battle” for the presenter to keep up with the pace of news. The embarrassing mistake was made by station editor David Robey, who thought he was sending out a new television trailer, but instead was publishing the star’s annual review.

GARDAÍ investigating the disappearance of a woman missing since late March are hoping that DNA tests will confirm whether or not suitcases found this week near a clothes bank belonged to her. Gardaí have sent a hairbrush belonging to Tina Satchwell (45) from Youghal, Co. Cork, to the Forensic Science Ireland laboratory to build a DNA profile. They hope to use this

to see whether two suitcases found near a clothes bank at the Tesco car park in Youghal belonged to her. Ms Satchwell, nee Dingivan, has been missing from her home on Grattan Street in Youghal since March 20 when her husband, Richard, returned from a shopping trip to Dungarvan and found she had left the house. Mr Satchwell reported her missing to gardaí in Youghal four

days later on March 24, saying he had waited a few days as he thought she may have needed to “get her head straight” after what he said were several months of anxiety. Gardaí have confirmed a TV3 report that some three weeks ago Mr Satchwell spotted two suitcases beside the clothes bank at Tesco in Youghal. He thought one of them may have belonged to wife and he rang gardaí.

Scam Where Family Paid Deposit For Killarney Holiday Home That Didn’t Exist GARDAÍ are investigating a holiday home scam where a family paid deposit for a Killarney home that didn’t exist. The probe comes following an incident where a family booked a property for a week’s holiday in Kerry. They had paid a €400 deposit on the property,

having found the accommodation listing on DoneDeal.ie. A member of the affected family, Michelle Flynn from Co Clare, told Radio Kerry she started to panic when she was unable to get in contact with the alleged owner. Finbarr Garland of DoneDeal.ie says the sus-

pect, who is not from Kerry, is known to gardaí and advised buyers to take extra precaution when renting properties online, including asking for the property’s Eircode.

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In The News. . . Kerry Space Balloon Safely Back On Earth A SPACE balloon launched from Caherciveen on Tuesday landed safely back on earth. The balloon, which landed next to grazing cows in Co Clare on Wednesday, was part

of an international project involving several space agencies. It captured photographs from an altitude of 100,000 feet above the Earth.

Trump Hits Back As Grand Jury Convened To Investigate Russia

Woman Who ‘Could Barely Walk’ Caught Snorkelling In The Maldives A WOMAN who claimed she was too disabled to walk more than three feet a minute was caught by holiday pictures of her snorkelling in the Maldives, reports the Telegraph. Linda Hoey fraudulently claimed £65,244 in Disability Living Allowance and used her disability car to avoid paying £15,690 in M6 toll charges over a 14-year period. The 58-year-old claimed that degenerative arthritis and back problems meant that she could only walk three feet (one metre) a minute and could not stretch her arms above her head. She was caught when pictures from her holiday in the Maldives to celebrate her 20th wedding anniversary to husband Michael were passed to the Department

for Work and Pensions (DWP). A court heard she was also pictured on her knees altering her daughter’s wedding dress and bent over a pool table with a cue in her hand. Inquiries also revealed that Hoey was a member of a gym and had been attending regular swimming and badminton lessons. Despite claiming that her arthritis meant she was unable to work, she was employed full-time for PartsWorld, a car accessory supplier in Cannock, Staffordshire, for 17 years. Hoey, of Tamworth, Staffordshire, was found guilty of misrepresenting her benefit claim between 2001 and 2015 and misusing an exemption pass for the M6 Toll Road between 2004 and 2015 at Stafford Crown Court.

Man Charged After He ‘Broke Into Home, Drank Champagne And Fell Asleep’ FORGET about Goldilocks and her porridge spree, a man has been charged with burglary after he allegedly broke into a home, drank a bottle of champagne belonging to the owner and then fell asleep in her bed. The 36-year-old man is accused of forcing his way into a house in Esperance, Western Australia, at lunchtime on Friday by kicking down the front door. After drinking the “quite expensive” champagne, he fell asleep, police said. When the owner of the house returned, she found the alleged

thief in her bed. She quickly left her home and called the police. The man was taken to hospital after he was found in a “very intoxicated” state, according to Esperance Police. He was later charged with burglary offences. Officer Richard Moore told ABC News: “He has consumed some champagne, I’m not sure how expensive it was but in the photo, it looks expensive. “It must have been quite potent because he has fallen asleep in the resident’s bed, which is not a good thing, and the owner has returned home and located this male person in her bed.

A GRAND jury has issued subpoenas in connection with a June 2016 meeting that included President Donald Trump’s son, his son-in-law and a Russian lawyer,

two sources told Reuters, signalling an investigation is gathering pace into suspected Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.

Delays At Major Airports ‘Could Help’ Smaller Airports

Massive Blaze Breaks Out In Dubai Tower

LONG delays for holidaymakers at major European airports (including Dublin) as a result of increased security could lead to short-to-long term opportunities for smaller airports, the head of the Irish Travel Agents Association has said.

A FIRE broke out after midnight in one of the world’s tallest residential towers in Dubai, engulfing part of the skyscraper and sending chunks of debris plummeting below.

Two Questioned Over Assault Of Teenager In Nightclub GARDAI have launched a major investigation into an alleged sexual assault on a

teenage woman in one of Dublin’s most prestigious nightclubs.

Tragic Surge In Road Deaths EIGHT lives were tragically lost on Irish roads over the past fortnight. Gardaí in Borrisokane are investigating a single vehicle fatal road traffic collision that occurred in Tipperary on Tuesday. A 16-year-old male was fatally injured when the car he was a rear seat passenger in collided with a tree. The Justice Minister has said that he does not believe Garda resourcing is to blame for a

large number of recent road deaths. Other lies lost on our roads since Friday include a 6-year-old boy, a 68-year-old man and four motorcyclists. In total 94 people have lost their lives on the roads this year, a decrease compared with 2016. Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan is advising people to be careful on the roads, and said he does not think garda resourcing is the issue.

Catholic Priests Asked To Leave Pub After Being Mistaken For Stag Party A GROUP of seven catholic priests were asked to leave a Cardiff pub after staff mistook them for a stag party. The clergymen were visiting to The City Arms in Cardiff to celebrate the ordination of Father Peter McClaren. They were initially asked to move on after their clothing was mistaken for fancy dress.

Wedding of the Week

Into The West THEY met in the west of Ireland, got engaged on the west coast of France and Vanessa Ní Churráin and Gerard Kelly tied the knot in west Kerry. Vanessa, from Dingle, and Gerard, from Clostoken, Loughrea, Co Galway, first met on a night out in Halo nightclub in Galway city. He popped the question on a cliff top in Êtretat, France, in June 2015/ They were wed recently in St Mary’s Church in Dingle by Father Joe Begley and held their reception in the Dingle Skellig Hotel. Binn Bán beach, near Dingle town, formed a picture-effect backdrop as they posed for the camera of Killarney wedding photographer Trevor O’Donoghue. Lending their support on the big day were the bride’s sisters, Joanne Ní Churráin (maid of honour), Michelle Uí Shé, Olivia Smyth and Louise O’Brien (bridesmaids) The groom’s brother Kenneth Kelly was best man while his brothers Richard and Paul Kelly took on groomsman duties alongside his friend Derek Kelly. Vanessa’s nieces Rebecca Smyth and Ellie Ní Shé were delighted to take on the role of flowergirls. “Our big day was incredible, there was a clear blue sky and the sun was shining – it could not have gone better for us!” said the bride. “Having all our family and friends with us, especially those who travelled from afar, made it so special for us and wish we could do it again!” Vanessa wore a dress by Susan Neville and her makeup was by Annette O’Brien, Killarney, with hairstyling by a family friend, Mage O’Donnell. The caketopper used was the same one the bride’s parents had some 44 years before for their wedding day. The newlyweds will honeymoon in Africa this month. The bride is a GP and the groom works in business. They will reside in London.

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Reviewed: Before the Fall by Noah Hawley IT OPENS with a private plane crashing into the ocean off Martha’s Vineyard shortly after takeoff so Before the Fall grabs the reader from the very start. Noah Hawley’s debut novel, The Good Father, depicted a father coming to terms with the truth about his son and here again Hawley seeks the truth – this time about the cause of the plane crash and about the lives of the passengers. Hawley’s protagonist is an artist,

Scott Burroughs, one of only two survivors of the crash – the other is a little boy, whose life Scott saves – and the novel alternates between Scott’s attempts to adjust to life as both survivor and hero, and the backstories of the plane’s other passengers, gradually teasing out the secrets they were keeping and the possible explanation for the crash. This is a compelling, compassionate tale.

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IF YOU like dark success stories, then check out The Founder. Overlooked when it hit movie theatres, this biopic of McDonald’s head honcho Ray Kroc might be one of the great American business parables of our time. Kroc (played by a sneakily sleazy Michael Keaton) didn’t actually “found” the billion-dollar fast-food model; he just took notice of a great idea dreamed up by a couple of California brothers, and cut the original progenitors out of the profits with the most savage, underhanded techniques imaginable. The Founder does little to try to soften its anti-hero’s actions, and indeed ends by wondering if allowing people like Kroc to rule the market unabated is really what the American dream is all about.

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August 4th, 21:25 New series. The detective returns to investigate the apparent return from the dead of his old enemy Moriarty, but another strange case is soon demanding his attention. Scotland Yard is baffled by a mysterious criminal who is defacing images of Margaret Thatcher, and Sherlock is convinced there is a more sinister purpose at work behind these acts of vandalism - but his investigation digs up Mary Watson’s dark past as an assassin. Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman and Amanda Abbington return for a fourth series of the detective drama.

August 5th, 19:05 (2010, Comedy) A clumsy Viking boy longs to become a mighty dragon slayer and protect his village from the fearsome flying lizards, but his father thinks he is not up to the task. However, when he sets out to prove his worth, he ends up befriending a dragon, and realises his people may have misjudged the creatures. Animated fantasy, with the voices of Jay Baruchel and Gerard Butler. Includes Lotto.

August 5th, 22:30 (1990, Historical/Period Drama) A hard-headed tenant farmer’s fertile holding attracts the attention of a wealthy American bidder when the landlord puts his plot up for auction - prompting him to take extreme measures to keep the field in his possession. Drama set in 1930s Ireland, based on John B Keane’s play and directed by Jim Sheridan, starring Richard Harris, John Hurt, Sean Bean, Tom Berenger, Brenda Fricker and Frances Tomelty.

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ily for help in coping with the challenges of work, parenthood, age and debt. Comedy, starring Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann reprising their roles from Knocked Up. With Megan Fox, Albert Brooks and John Lithgow.

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THE picture-perfect wedding awaits you at The Brehon, Killarney. The beautiful Brehon Lawn, overlooking Killarney National Park, is a stunning option for the pre-banquet welcome reception or for a civil ceremony. The hotel’s wedding co-ordinator Kelly Ann O’Connor said: “We love nothing more than embracing our stunning surroundings, especially when the sun shines. “Our lawn is a wonderful location, be it for the welcome reception or indeed the wedding ceremony. Of course, we always have a Plan B indoors option is the weather doesn’t hold but we have been incredibly lucky so far.” The Brehon also recently scooped a highly coveted commendation at the WeddingsOnline Awards for Best Wedding Venue in Munster as well as numbering among TripAdvisor’s Top Ten Hotels in Ireland. Kelly Ann and the team at The Brehon will host a wedding fair on Sunday, October 8, from 12pm until 4pm. For further information on weddings at The Brehon visit www.thebrehon.com To request a private consultation with Kelly Ann phone 064-6630700 or email info@ thebrehon.com.

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Return to National League Basketball ST PAUL’S BASKETBALL CLUB has announced that Scotts Hotel will be the title sponsor of the new Men’s Division 1 National League team – Scotts Lakers. The O’Donoghues of Scotts Hotel have a long tradition of sports sponsorship and basketball in particular. Scotts Lakers will follow in the footsteps of Killarney’s many great basketball teams from down through the years. Killarney’s Paudie O’Connor, along with team sponsor Maurice O’Donoghue, were responsible for elevating Irish basketball to a whole new level with the introduction of the first American players in 1979. The O’Donoghues came on board, once again, as title sponsors of the St Paul’s Superleague team for the 2000/01 season which coincided with the opening of the INEC. Record crowds attending the Lakers’ home games in the INEC and in 2005 and 2007 the Lakers reached the televised semi-final stages of the national cup. “We are delighted that Killarney basketball will once again be represented in the Men’s National League,” said Maurice O’Donoghue Jnr of Scotts Hotel. “St Paul’s is a fantastic club and a great asset for the youth of Killarney. We wish Scotts Lakers every success for the year ahead and I’m sure they will do us proud.”

John Brosnan, Maurice O’Donoghue, Scotts Hotel, Aidan Quirke, Killarney Advertiser general manager, Vojkan Bencic, Patricia O’Donoghue, Niamh O’Donoghue and Muiris O’Donoghue.

Professional Players Joining the Team: Profiles

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Juveniles Welcome Return Of National League Ivan Tilev

Ivan Tilev is a professional Bulgarian basketball player. Born: July 28, 1979 Height: 204 cm/6.8 feet Positions: Power forward, centre

Mike Klinger

Mike Klinger is a US basketball player. Born: June 15, 1995 Height: 6’ 1” Positions: Guard

Mihail Kapitanov

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Mihail Kapitanov is a native of Sofia, Bulgaria. Born: April 26, 1978 Height: 172 cm Positions: Pointguard

ST PAUL’S JUVENILES are delighted to see National League basketball back in Killarney. Thanks to its very strong youth structure it hopes to see a lot of these kids playing national league with the club in the future. The club stated: “It is fantastic to have Coach Bencic on board helping our Juveniles teams. Our biggest struggle as a club is coaches so we are putting on a new programme called ‘Preseason Saturday’.” The aim of this is to introduce anyone who would like to get involved in coaching to teach them the basics of the game so this is a callout to all those parents who would like to help out but don’t know enough about basketball. The other aim of the programme is to get the youth players back in the swing of playing basketball again a bit earlier. St Paul’s Juveniles are starting back with “Preseason Saturday” run by Coach Bencic for boy and girls age 8 to 16 (open to anyone who is interested in becoming a juvenile coach). It takes place on Saturday, August 12, 19 and 26: girls (age 8 to 16) 9.30am

to 11am; boys (age 8 to 16), 11am to 12.30pm. The cost is €3 per session. Please bring your own basketball and water. The club will welcome back its U8 academy at the end of September.

St Paul’s Basketball Club Pre-Season Camp The pre-season camp takes place at Killarney Community College on Monday, August 21, Tuesday, August 22, and Wednesday, August 23, age 7 to 12, 10am to 1pm, and age 13 to 17, 2pm to 5pm. Club coaches along with Mike Klinger from USA and St Paul’s national player, Mihail Kapitanov, professional basketball player and International player with Bulgaria, Ivan Tilev, professional basketball player and International player with Bulgaria, and Andrew Fitzgerald, St Paul’s National League player. The cost is €60 for first child and €50 for second child in the same family. Registration forms available from Reception in Killarney Sport & Leisure Centre Places are limited. For more information contact Elizabeth on 086-3584104.

Ticket Pricing

HOME game matches will be played at 7.30pm each Saturday at the Killarney Sports and Leisure Club.

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Scotts Lakers SPK have announced patron and season ticket packages for the season. “We have seating for 480 fans and we want to make this a great value night out for families and youth members. Pricing is just €5 for an adult and €2 for under 16,” said John Brosnan, Vice Chairman. Home games promise to be a great event with Niall “Botty” O’Callaghan as MC on the night and providing half-time entertainment.

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A family season ticket for a family of 4 for 10 home games plus cup games is €120. Adult game entry is €5 while juvenile game entry, U16, is priced at €2.

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Bencic Aims To Put St Paul’s Back On The Map As St Paul’s prepare for their first season back in the National League, Croatian coach Vojkan Bencic talks to Adam Moynihan about his playing days with Red Star Belgrade, coaching around Europe and how his current squad are shaping up Adam Moynihan: Hi Vojkan. Am I pronouncing your name correctly? Voy-kan Bench-itch? Vojkan Bencic: 100% correct. AM: Good! Welcome to Killarney… Have you been to Ireland before? What are your first impressions of the town? VB: No, this is my first time. Killarney is beautiful. It’s small but it’s an ideal town for the National League. AM: You played professionally in Yugoslavia, Poland, Russia, Slovenia and Bulgaria. Did you always want to be a professional basketballer? VB: No, at first I wanted to be a football player with Partizan Belgrade. Maybe I am a better footballer than a basketballer! AM: So what made you change sports? VB: I practiced football until I was ten but then my school started doing basketball sessions, and my friends from my class started going there. It’s natural at that age that you follow your friends. My older brother also already played basketball with Red Star and he was my idol. I played with Red Star too but when I was 19 I didn’t have a chance with the first team so I went to play with other teams in the former Yugoslavia. Eight years later, in 1997, I came back to Red Star and we won the title. After that, I played in other countries as a foreign player. AM: Was that championship with Red Star the highlight of your playing career? VB: It’s difficult to say… I had beautiful moments for the smaller teams when we went, like Killarney, from the second division to first division at the start of my career. But I think the best moment was that title with Red Star. AM: And then you went into coaching in 2003. VB: Yes. Spartak Subotic was my first team after Red Star and I also finished my career there. The last six months of my career I helped them to stay in the Super League so after that I decided to be a coach in that team. I stayed there for two years and then I coached around Serbia and Europe. AM: Was that always your plan, to coach when you

stopped playing? VB: Yes, I always wanted to be a coach at the end of my career. In Serbia we have a lot of great, old coaches. The basic problem is that they don’t have time for the young coaches. The young coaches don’t get the experience to prepare the kids, to give them basic skills for basketball. At that moment, when I finished my career, Spartak Subotica gave me a chance to be a coach, so I accepted. AM: What made you want to come to Ireland? VB: Last year I had a proposal from Moycullen to go there but they had a better opportunity with another trainer. I think he’s Irish so it was cheaper for them. I stayed in Serbia but in the last three or four months I spoke with my friends in Cork and Dublin about going there to work with some clubs. Then my friend from Dublin told me Killarney were looking for a coach. I called Pádraig Weldon (club chairman) and I couldn’t refuse his proposal. AM: How does basketball In Ireland compare with other European countries? VB: It’s difficult to compare Irish basketball with European basketball. In Europe you have hard practice two times a day and a lot of games. So really this is a new experience for me; I need to grow, just like the St Paul’s basketball team. AM: You’ve had the opportunity to work with the local players for a few weeks now. Have you been impressed by the standard? VB: They have a good attitude which is great for the club, and for the youngsters who can see how the older players play for this town. We need more practice – we’ve practiced maybe ten times which isn’t enough at the moment – but they smile at practice and that’s enough for me. That means I’m doing a good job. AM: There will be three foreign players joining the squad. What can you tell me about them? VB: I’ve watched videos of the American and the two Bulgarian players. The American is young, he’s a good shooter, he can play in two different positions

Killarney Advertiser Announces

Media Sponsorship Of Scotts Lakers IT IS an exciting time for basketball in Killarney with the National League returning this September. Killarney Advertiser will be your first port of call for game previews and reviews. Check out Killarney Advertiser for up-todate player information and fixture lists.

“We are delighted to be on board with Scotts Lakers St Paul’s Killarney (SKP) this season,” said Killarney Advertiser general manager Aidan Quirke. “The club is thriving with 400 juveniles and we wanted to be a part of it. I’m looking forward to our coverage over the next eight months.

Be Part of It – Become a Patron St Paul’s has launched a patron season ticket to help fund the National League team. The patron season ticket is just €100 and allows entry to all games for one adult and one child. It also includes listing on match day game programme and St Paul’s website. If you want to ‘Be Part of It’ please contact anyone of the committee members about sponsorship packages. Contact Numbers Aidan Quirke 08587 89 867, John Brosnan 087-849 1982 or any committee member.

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(one and two guard) and he will give us space for the big guys on offense. Last year he scored between 25 and 30 points so it’ll be good for the youngsters to see his shooting. The Bulgarians are older guys with a lot of experience. One is a point guard and one is a centre. We need bigger guys because at the moment we don’t have big Irish players. We hope Andy Fitzgerald will sign for us and there’s another young guy, but we need some bigger players. AM: It’s probably too early to say but what are your goals for the coming season? VB: Usually when a team comes from a lower division, you hope to stay in that division in the first season. We need to grow as a team. If we have a chance to do better, it would be great. AM: It’s very exciting to have such a high level of basketball back in Killarney. I’m sure the team will get great support. VB: Yeah, I saw that the club has 400 kids. It’s a great opportunity for them to see real basketball and real players. It’s like me, when I was young I always had some idol in basketball and you try to be on his level. It’s great for Killarney as a town to be back on the basketball map.

Fixtures - Home & Away & 2017 16th Sep St Pauls Killarney v Dublin Lions (Home Game) 23rd Sep LIT Celtics St Pauls Killarney 30th Sep St Pauls Killarney v BFG Neptune (Home Game) 07th Oct Portlaoise Panthers St Pauls Killarney 14th Oct St Pauls Killarney v Killorglin CYMS (Home Game) Oct 22nd President’s Cup (Home Game) 28th Oct LYIT Donegal St Pauls Killarney 30th Oct Radisson Blu UL Eagles St Pauls Killarney 04th Nov St Pauls Killarney v Titans (Home Game) 11th Nov Ballincollig BC St Pauls Killarney Nov 18th St Paul’s v Ulster Elks (Home Game) Nov 25th St Paul’s v Fr Mathews (Home Game) 26th Nov Team Kilkenny St Pauls Killarney 09th Dec ITC Basketball St Pauls Killarney 10th Dec St Pauls Killarney v EJ Sligo All Stars (Home Game) 2018 Fixtures to be Announced

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Autumn Colours IT MAY only be the August bank holiday weekend, but (whisper it!) the autumn/winter makeup collections are already hitting the beauty counters. An exciting one to look out for is Clarins. We love the Graphik Ink Liner, €26, which offers an easy-peasy way of perfecting the feline flick. Team with Blush Prodige in ‘Golden Pink’, €34, and the four-colour eyeshadow palette in Palette Forest, €43, as well as one of the Joli Rouge lipsticks, €24.

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Letters

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Moments in Time

Golfing legends, caddies and members strolling along the fairways of Mahony’s Point at Killarney Golf Club during the Shell Wonderful World of Golf match in 1964, from left, Vincent Albericci, Joe Carr (one of the best amateur golfers in the world), Finbarr Slattery, Kay Ivo O’Sullivan, Michael Guerin (South of Ireland Amateur Open Champion 1961, ‘62, ‘63), Gene Sarazen (7 Majors, including a Grand Slam), Michael O’Connell (caddied for Joe Carr), Dr Billy OíSullivan (Irish Amateur Open Champion 1949), Connie O’Sullivan (caddied for Al Geiberger), Al Geiberger (US PGA Champion 1966 and the first player in history to post a score of 59). Pic: Supplied by Moments in Time

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Half A Million Tech Job Vacancies By 2020 OVER half a million job vacancies for coders, engineers, and other tech specialists are expected within the EU by 2020, according to the European Commission’s latest assessment. Evidently, there is a large gap between qualifications and labour market needs, particularly with regard to specialists. That’s something we must be mindful of for the next generation. However, Ireland’s digital skillset has not increased in the last two years. The 2017 European Digital Progress Report shows just 44% of the Irish population have basic digital skills, below the EU average of 56% – meaning there has been no improvement recorded in that area over the last two years. In terms of human capital, the report ranks Ireland 12th out of the EU28. However, Ireland holds onto first place for the percentage of STEM (Science, technology, engineering and mathematics) graduates. Furthermore, the share of ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) specialists employed in Ireland remains above the EU average, though it has fallen (3.7%), resulting in a drop from seventh place to tenth in the EU28 comparison this year.In keeping with the European trend, Ireland continues to face shortages of ICT specialists to fill high-level job vacancies. Since

2012, half of all businesses who tried to recruit ICT specialists in Ireland experienced difficulties, according to this latest report. I note the Irish government’s commitment and efforts to boost digital skills in Ireland from primary education upwards. As a long-standing advocate for the Cork-born CoderDojo, a global network of voluntary coding clubs for youth, I believe the project sets a best practice example: Having founded the CoderDojo Ambassadors initiative at the European Parliament, in conjunction with the non-profit organisation, we have encouraged MEPs to help launch coding clubs in their home countries. The project has also highlighted the enthusiasm amongst Europe’s youth for more connectivity. They want to engage and learn from the latest technologies, but they need access to tutors, equipment and of course internet technologies to do that. We must do our best to provide it. Overall, Ireland takes eighth place in the 2017 European Digital Progress Report which assesses each Member State based on connectivity, human capital, use of internet, integration of digital technology, and eGovernment. Seán Kelly, MEP, Killarney

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Trócaire Thanks The Parishioners Of Kerry ON BEHALF of Trócaire I would like to thank parishioners in Co. Kerry for their support of the national Church collection held on 22/23 July which was called by the Bishops of Ireland. The money donated to this collection will fund Trócaire’s life-saving work in drought-ravaged east Africa. East Africa stands on the brink of catastrophe with almost 25 million people at risk of starvation. The support Trócaire has received from people across the county will enable us to provide emergency food, water and medical care to people across Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Kenya. Our health centres and feeding programmes are saving lives but the needs in the region are enormous. The generosity of people in Ireland will allow us to reach even more people with life-saving aid. We are very grateful to the Bishops of Ireland for calling for collections to be taken up at all Masses across Kerry to support Trócaire’s emergency response and I have no doubt that parishioners have responded with their usual generosity. I would encourage readers to visit our website – trocaire. org – or follow us on social media for information about how their support

is helping us save lives in east Africa. The people of Ireland have shown time and again that they have an amazing affinity for, and solidarity with, people in the developing world who are facing crisis. Governments of the world could do worse than follow this example as the response of the international community to this disaster has just not been good enough. Globally, this crisis has received very little attention. Appeals for aid are under-funded. For example, the UN has received just 37% of the funding it needs to respond to the crisis in Somalia. The world is distracted by the actions of a handful of powerful politicians, while in east Africa millions suffer in silence. It is an absolute scandal that in 2017 so many are going hungry. Thank you once again to all your readers who have donated to our life-saving appeal. Donations can also be made directly to Trócaire at www. trocaire.org or by phoning 1850 408 408 (ROI) or 0800 912 1200 (NI). Eamonn Meehan, Executive Director, Trócaire, Maynooth

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The worst thing that can hit an artistic person is doubt, says Grace Foley

Ask The Universe

I AM a firm believer that I am never alone. Since I was a young child I have known that I have a guardian angel looking after me and now that I am an adult I need my angel more than ever! The worst thing that can hit an artistic person is doubt. Doubt can hit you out of nowhere. It can totally derail you and dull your artistic nature. It eats away at your time and makes you second-guess all your decisions. Having such a fickle career can lead us artists to experience doubt quite often if we are not careful. We start asking ourselves if we are crazy to do what we do but I think we probably need to be a little crazy for this business! It is so important then for us to know that there is something working for us outside of ourselves. I believe that sometimes, when doubt has got its clutches into you, you must just say, “Uni-

verse...help!” I recently experienced some doubt as to whether I am mad to be creating a career for myself in such an unstable field. Then, one day, the universe answered. I was approached by a woman who had lost her brother and wanted to thank me for the comfort that one song on my album had given her through an incredibly dark time. I then opened an email from a young child from Germany who had loved my concert in Kenmare and wanted me to know that. This was followed by numerous wedding music enquiries! So, artists, if you are questioning yourself and maybe feel lost, why not ask the universe for help? Maybe say a prayer or meditate? The answers sometimes lie in the energy around us. • Grace’s website is www.gracefoley.ie

Kerry Comedian Grabs Headlines at Galway Fringe Festival KERRY comedian and magician StevenevetS, alias Steve Mills, won plaudits from all sides following his performance last week at the Galway Fringe Festival. This was the first time for the Killorglin-based performer to attend the Comedy at the Fringe event having performed many shows at venues locally in the recent past and was a major coup for him in his career development. Steve has also performed at comedy venues in Dublin and other parts of the country and he can also be regularly seen at festival events nationwide. The one-hour performance at the Galway Fringe incorporated a mix of comedy and magic in a novel approach that catered for all age groups from 5 to 90 that kept the attention of audience throughout. In addition to this programme, he also performs a programme that caters for street events such as festivals as well as performing close-up magic events. Kerry audiences will get the chance to see him in action again on the streets both at Puck Fair, as well as at the Rose of Tralee Festival.

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of mistakes and mechanical issues he finds himself fighting for his seat in the Citroen WRC team. This led to an eighth place result last weekend to what we can only suspect as driving to orders. Meeke needs to drive flat out which has it risks but also its rewards. Unfortunately for Citroen the risk quota is full so there is nothing to trade for reward which will leave Meeke towing the line for the remainder of the season. On the Sharp end, novice Finnish driver Esapekka Lappi, driving for only the fourth time at the WRC’s top level,

won last weekend’s event in a Toyota Yaris. Lappi, who became the sixth different driver to win in nine rounds, fought with experienced team-mate Jari-Matti Latvala before retired from the lead on Saturday with electrical issues. In contrast to Meeke’s weekend, his teammate, the ever-consistent Craig Breen was the leading Citroën driver in fifth. The championship leader going into the event, Sebastian Ogier crashed out leaving Thierry Neuville take the lead in the championship.

Vettel Extends His Lead LEWIS HAMILTON has suffered a dent in his championship hopes after rival Sebastian Vettel held off Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen to win the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton will now head into the sport’s summer break 14 points behind Vettel in this most topsy-turvy of championship battles. The advantage is still with Mercedes with more power circuits to come, however with Vettel’s difficulties in the race Hamilton was unable to react giving signs that the power advantage over Ferrari is getting ever smaller. The bigger news in F1 this week: Robert Kubica capped an impressive return to official F1 action as he set the fourth fastest time on the final day of testing in

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In Memoriam

04.08.17

5TH ANNIVERSARY

7TH ANNIVERSARY

BROSNAN

CASEY

18TH & 43RD ANNIVERSARY

10TH ANNIVERSARY KELLY

DEVANE

In loving memory of Johnny Brosnan late of Knockmanagh, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on the 2nd August 2012.

In loving memory of Carmel Casey late of Páirc Chumin, Kilcummin who died on 5th August 2010.

We think of you always And talk about you too We have such precious memories We wish we still had you.

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

You are always in our thoughts No matter what we do. So many things have happened Since you passed away So much we could have talked about If God had let you stay.

Always remembered by Hannah Mai, Pat, Juliette and Tricia.

Dearly loved and forever missed by all your loving family.

3RD ANNIVERSARY COOPER

CAHILLANE

Two smiling eyes stopped smiling, A golden heart stood still, We don’t know why God took you, And guess we never will. He only lent you to us Then came and took you back, To us you were so precious, Your life was full of fun,

We lost a mother and father With a heart of gold How much we miss you Can never be told You shared our troubles And helped us along If we follow your footsteps We will never go wrong. Lonely is the home without you Life to us is not the same All the world would be like heaven If we could have you back again.

12TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of Kieran Cahillane, late of 158 Pinewood, who died on the 7th August 2005.

In fond and loving memory of a dear Mother and Father Mary and John Devane late of Mastergeeha, Kilcummin who died on the 30th July, 1999 and 9th August, 1974.

In loving memory of Maureen Cooper 24 Ardshanavooly, Killarney, Co. Kerry Who died on the 7th of August 2014.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving daughters Kathleen and Julie, sons Michael and Jimmy, daughters-in-law Joan and Eileen, son-inlaw John and their families.

No words we write can ever say, How much we miss you everyday, No one knows the grief we bear, When the family gather

Anniversary Mass Sunday 6th August at 11.15am in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Kilcummin.

21ST ANNIVERSARY FOGARTY

Always loved and remembered by your loving children and families.

3RD ANNIVERSARY CULLOTY

Anniversary Mass for Kieran on Sunday August 6th at 11am in the Church of The Resurrection.

12TH ANNIVERSARY CAHILLANE

In loving memory of Kate Culloty Maulykevane, Headford who died on 3rd of August 2014. A beautiful nature, A heart of gold, Your loss to us can never be told, We hold our tears, When we speak your name,

In loving memory of Kieran Cahillane late of 158 Pinewood Estate, who died on 7th of August 2005. I once had something special That money couldn’t buy, I had a special person, But i had to say goodbye, If I were asked one question, Why I thought the world of you, I could give a million answers, And they all would be true, The heartache and the sadness, May not always show, People say it lessons, But little do they know,

But the pain in our hearts, Will always remain, No words we write will lever say, How much we miss you day by day, Simple words but very true, We miss you Mom and love you so. Always loved and never forgotten by your loving daughters and their families.

13TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNOR

The road without you is so long, A tear for every mile, But I know one day When I reach the end, You will be waiting for me with a smile. Love always, Teresa, Timmy and Kiernan.

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Treasured memories of our beautiful Daughter and Sister Karen “Osprey” Muckross, Killarney Who died tragically on 4th August 1996, aged 21 years.

In loving memory of Paddy O’Connor, late of Mill Road, who died on the 4th August 2004. Sadly missed by your family Forever in our thoughts and prayers.

From your loving family Kay and Pat, Mike, Pat and Patrick, Maura and Mike, Maura, Kurt and Declan.

1ST ANNIVERSARY MAC SWEENEY

In loving memory of Joan Mac Sweeney, late of 4 st. Anne’s Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry, who died 2nd August 2016.

Of all the gifts in life, However great or small, To have you for our sister, Was the greatest gift of all.

1ST ANNIVERSARY MCGILLICUDDY

Karen Smiling, laughing, dimpled cheeks, Vibrant, busy, scaling peaks. Waving, greeting young and old, Of beauty still and cold. Cycling, always on the go, Music, meetings, never no. Work her favourite, aprons white, Trays and traffic, what a sight.

In loving memory of Timmy McGillicuddy late of Bounard Gneeveguilla, who died on the 27th of July 2016.

Muckross rowing, lakes serene, Just twenty one, what might have been. Time and tide, days too short, New job waiting, soon to start.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

Cycling homeward, traffic speeding, , Mother, sisters grieving. Romance, boyfriend, last goodbyes, Her moon, her stars, her loved filled eyes. Void of darkness hearts so broken, Special person, love unspoken.

Always in our hearts and in our thoughts, Teresa, Paddy and family.

Memories vivid never end, Walking sleeping of time not spent. Rest above the lakes so loved, Watch forever from above.

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Anger, grief, great confusion, Friends, tears in huge profusion. Nights of sadness, days so barren, Busy, laughing, lovely Karen.

Meet me in my dreams And talk to me once more, And ease this everlasting pain, That makes my heart so sore,

Memories of you bring Happiness and strength.

Loved and always remembered by her sister Noreen, Johnny and family, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sistersin-law, nieces & nephews.

A caring, loving brother, A darling little son. Love always Mom, Dad, Marie, Paudie, Kieran, James, Oonagh, Emily Rose and Jason.

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

So rest in peace dear loved ones, And thanks for all you’ve done, We pray that God has given you, The crown you’ve truly won.

And you’re not there, We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the sorrow is a broken heart. The sorrow we feel, We can never explain, And the ache in our hearts Will always remain.

In loving memory of Tim Kelly, late of Countess Rd and Bronxville, N.Y, who died on the 8th of August 2007.

By Weeshie. Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts, sadly missed by Mam, Anne, Clare, Susan and families. Anniversary Mass on Sunday 6th of August 9.30am at Muckross Church.

8TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of William O’Carroll, 11 Rock Road, Killarney, who died on the 2nd August 2009. Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear. Sadly missed by all the family.

in memoriam

In Memoriam

04.08.17 16TH ANNIVERSARY

2ND ANNIVERSARY

O’CALLAGHAN

O’SHEA

In loving memory of John O’Callaghan, 16 Marian Terrace, Killarney, who died on August 1st 2001.

In loving memory of Murt O’Shea, 18 Marian Terrace, Killarney who died on the 10th August 2015.

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

Everyday in some small way. Memories of you come our way. Though absent, you are always near Still missed, loved and always dear.

Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in his keeping, And we have you in our hearts.

Never forgotten and always remembered by Margaret, Sheila, Bernie, Mary, Sean, Pat,Tracey, sons in law, daughters in law, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Sadly missed by your loving wife Noreen, sons Daniel, John and Vincent, daughters Joanie, Noreen and Eileen, and all the O’Callaghan family.

Anniversary Mass on Saturday 12th August at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney

R.I.P

2ND ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

14TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNELL

In loving memory of Julia O’Connell late of 1 Castlerosse Cottages Killarney who died on the 4th of August 2003. You were always there , When we needed you, No task too great or small, With willing hands, And loving heart for us, You did it all. Always loved and remembered by your daughter Noreen and family. Anniversary Mass on Saturday 5th August at 6.15pm in St Mary’s Cathedral.

In loving memory of Seamus O’Sullivan Quarry Cross, Gneeveguilla, Rathmore, Who died on 30th July 2015 RIP As each day dawns we think of you, As each night falls we pray for you, And throughout our lives No matter where, In our hearts you are always there, We miss your smile, your joking ways, We miss the things you used to say, And when old times we do recall, It’s when we miss you most of all. Sadly missed by your wife Mary. Family- Abina, James,Pat & Joan, Daughter-in-law Caroline. Sean & Tim. Grandchildren- Jamie & Katie.

9TH ANNIVERSARY O’SHEA

8TH ANNIVERSARY TANGNEY

In loving memory of Declan O’Shea, Nunstown, Aghadoe. Just a prayer from those who loved you, Just a memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever Dec, Because we thought the world of you. Lovingly remembered by Sheila, Larry and family.

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

In loving memory of Mary F Tangney 124, Pinewood Est Killarney who died on 6th August 2009. I did not know that morning, What pain that day would bring, When a golden heart stopped beating, And we could not do a thing, It broke my heart to lose you, But you did not go alone, For part of me went with you, The day God called you home. Sadly missed every day Your loving husband Sean x

NOVENA TO ST. CLAIRE Ask St. Claire for 3 favours, one business, two impossible and say nine Hail Mary’s for nine days with lighted candle. Pray whether you believe or not. Publish on ninth day. Powerful Novena. May the sacred heart of Jesus be praised, adored, glorified and loved today and every day throughout the whole world forever Amen. Say six times daily for nine days. Your request will be granted no matter how difficult it may seem. Favour publication must be promised. Initials: LOM

THANKSGIVING TO SAINT JUDE St. Jude come to my assistance in my need that I may receive the consolation and help of heaven in all my necessities particularly (mention request) and that I may praise God with you and the elect throughout eternity. I promise you O Blessed Jude to be ever mindful of this great favour and I will never cease to honour you as my special and powerful patron and to do all in my powers to encourage devotion to you. Amen. Say for 3 days and publish immediately. Favour granted after 3 days. N.C

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. Thank you to Our LAdy the Sacred Heart and Padre Pio for favours received. Pray for Sue. N.C

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. Never known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. Thank you St. Martin, Sacred Heart, Blessed Virgin and St. Anthony. N.C

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

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

NOVENA TO ST. JUDE O Holy St. Jude, apostle and martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ. Faithful intercessor of all who invoke you, special patron in times of need, to you I have recourse humble beg you to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me now in my present and urgent need and grant my earnest petition (state petition). In return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. St. Jude pray for us and all that invoke you. Amen. State three Our Father’s, three Hail Mary’s and three Gloria’s. This Novena must be said for nine consecutive days and publication must be promised.

MIRACULOUS INVOCATION TO SAINT THERESA, THE LITTLE FLOWER O glorious St. Theresa, whom Almighty God has raised up to aid and counsel mankind. I implore your miraculous intercession. So powerful are you in obtaining every need of body and soul our Holy Mother Church proclaims you a “prodigy of miracles, the greatest Saint of modern times.” Now I fervently beseech you to answer my petition (mention here) and to carry out your promises of “spending Heaven doing upon earth...of letting fall from Heaven a shower of Roses”. Henceforth dear little flower, I will fulfill your plea, “to be made known everywhere” and I will never cease to lead others to Jesus through you. Amen. Say the above for 9 days and you will receive a flower or a rose, in some form during or after 9 days as an indication that your request will be granted. O.D.

PRAYER TO PADRE PIO Oh, Jesus full of grace and charity, victim for sinners, so impelled by your love of us that you willed to die on the cross. I humbly entreat Thee to glorify in heaven and on earth, the servant of God. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, who generously participated in Your sufferings, who loved Thee so much and laboured so faithfully for the glory of your heavenly Father and for the good of souls. With confidence, I beseech Thee to grant me, through his intercession, the grace of....which I ardently desire. 3 times; Glory be to the Father... D.

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Garden Magic Debby Looney

Debby Looney hails the beauty of a colourful plant that some see as a bit of a pest

Orange Is

The New Black MONTBRETIAS, coppertips, falling stars, autumn’s gold, or, in Irish, Fealastram dearg, whatever you call them, the hedgerows are vibrant with the orange of the Crocosmia. Yes, some may even call it a weed! The Latin name for Montbretia is Crocosmia, from the Greek krokos – saffron – and osme – smell. There is a faint smell of saffron from these flowers, but perhaps it is much stronger in the warmer climes of Africa, where it comes from. The common name, Montbretia, comes from the name of the French botanist, Ernest Coquebert de Montbret, who accompanied Napoleon’s army to Egypt (he died there at the young age of 20). While many of us do see this colourful plant as a bit of a pest, there are some beautiful varieties, such as Lucifer, the very tall, deep red variety in flower at the moment. The smaller variety, Emily McKenzie has yellow flowers, or Carmin Brilliant, which has fire engine red flowers, but only grows to 50cm. Then there is the giant variety, Crocosmia masoniorum, which grows to over a metre, or the bronze leaved, Coleton Fishacre. They are all very easy to grow, and also excellent to use as cut flowers! The temptation to sit back and enjoy the summer is a strong one, but remember to cut as you go! Carry secateurs with you at all times, and prune shrubs as soon as they have stopped flowering. Perennials and herbs such as Lavender, thyme, summer flowering heathers and many more should be cut back hard to prevent them getting woody. Lupins, scabious, eryngiums, and many other herbaceous plants will flower a second time if deadheaded. I must admit, at this time of the year, when bedding plants, containers and baskets are at their fullest, I am very tempted to tip them all into the compost heap and start afresh… it all becomes a little too colourful and cheery for me, and the thought of some nice tidy cyclamen is very tempting indeed! But no! Do not give into the temptation of buying cyclamen before the second weekend of September! They WILL DIE! They are available in garden centres, but this is a trap – you will be buying and planting them a second time! It is simply too warm for them. So stick with the regular feeding and watering a little while longer, and if, like me, you find it all a little unruly, cut those. • Got a gardening question? Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

04.08.17

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

Life Through The Lens Of The Gospels

MATTHEW 17:1-9: The transfiguration experience was one that, for Jesus, clarified his relationship with his Father and strengthened him for the future. It was also a moment of deep revelation for the disciples. What have been the experiences, the moments of insight, which for you have clarified your sense of who you are, and what is your relationship with God? The disciples were prepared for the experience by getting an invitation from Jesus to come apart, to withdraw to the mountain. Have there been times when going apart has been an important element in preparing you for a deep experience? On the mountain the disciples saw Jesus in a new way. His appearance changed. Sometimes in friendship there are moments of sharing in which we get to know a friend in a new and deeper way. Have you had that experience in human friendship, or in your relationship with Jesus and God? Recall when that happened, and what it was like for you. After their special experience the disciples came down the mountain again. We cannot live each day at the level of special spiritual experiences, but the memory of them can strengthen us in difficult times. What memories encourage you in time of trouble? John Byrne OSA, Veritas

Being Transfigured

FROM the event of the Transfiguration I would like to take two significant elements that can be summed up in two words: ascent and descent. We all need to go apart, to ascend the mountain in a space of silence, to find ourselves and better perceive the voice of the Lord. This we do in prayer. But we cannot stay there! Encounter with God in prayer inspires us anew to “descend the mountain” and return to the plain where we meet many

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brothers and sisters weighed down by fatigue, sickness, injustice, ignorance, poverty both material and spiritual. To these brothers and sisters in difficulty, we are called to bear the fruit of that experience with God, by sharing the grace we have received. Pope Francis, Veritas

The Mountaintop

IN THE Scriptures, the mountains are often places where people encounter God. Jesus takes the disciples up to the mountaintop to pray, to a quiet place, away from all the attention and the crowds. They have the most wonderful experience as we read in the Gospel today. Can you recall a place where you have felt deep peace or a sense of experiencing God? In nature or in the places you go for some “time-out” for yourself? Perhaps it is in special moments with family and friends; times of joy or sorrow. These “mountaintop” experiences nourish us, can bring us insights or help us to deal with difficult periods in our lives. They can bring feelings of euphoria, deep joy and blessing and often sustain us in life. No wonder the disciples wanted to build “three dwellings” so that Moses, Elijah and Jesus would stay with them like this forever. However, we cannot remain in those experiences forever. Jesus’ way involves both time for encounters with mystery but also coming down from the mountain and continuing on life’s journey and mission. Can we carve out these moments of quiet in our busy days to be with the Word, to create the space to listen and make room for these encounters with the Lord? This week, imagine yourself in this story as you read “Jesus took me with him and went up on the mountain to pray …” Jane Mellet, Veritas

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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. RACE 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 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

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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 / 064-6631979. 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 087-9665881. Available: James Lyne Motors and Valeting Services Lawlor’s Cross, Tel: 087 2465405 or 064 6633504. Have your vehicle valeted inside and outside, and preparations for N.C.T. Can be arranged. Wash is available 6 days a week from 10am to 6pm. If you require a quotation do not hesitate to contact us. 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/ 064-6643317. Available: Wedding music- Church 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: Do you need your house painted or your lawn cut? We can do everything you want. Tel Tim on 0876453018 Available: Lady available for montessori school runs town to KDYS. Drop 9am and collect 12pm ,5 days a week from September - May also be available for Ballycasheen. Contact: 0871310287. Available: 18 timer pallets, free of charge, Killarney area. Ring: 0863158462. Available: Can’t sleep? Clear your thoughts with deep mind relaxation massage. Call Jane 0871657260. Available: Unique manual face-lifting massage, results on first session. Call Jane: 0871657260. Available: Nurse / Carer available for evening hours, nights or afternoons. Comes highly recommended. Own transport. Available immediately. Apply to PO BOX:3617, Killarney advertiser, High Street, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Available: Lady available in Firies Area for after school hours’ child minding. Will collect from Firies school and mind in child minder home. Mon to Fri. Garda vetted and references. Contact 087 7708532. Available: Experienced babysitter available to mind children in my own home would suit Gneeveguilla, Raheen, Barraduff area contact 087 6555033. Available: Experienced carer with carer course available for morning and evening shifts contact 087 2987567 between 7 -9 pm. Available: NEW!! COMPLEX HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SERVICE! WINDOW, KITCHEN, BATHROOM, FLOOR... FREE CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING WITH CONTRACT! Details are on webpage :http://www.bright4ucleaning. com Mob:0892564991

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Available: Are you a carer looking after a loved one and need a break for a few hours a week I am a mature female with experience in health care Looking for part time work, apply to PO BOX NO:3619

Found Dog: Dog found in the Ballydribeen / Lidl area. Contact 0851302123.

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. 087-9729240 or 087-9704480. Lost Cat: Ruby has been missing from Dromahll Park, Woodlawn area since July 5th. There was a sighting of her in Whitebridge manor area. If anyone has seen her, please contact Noreen on 0863722026.

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See Our Columnists’ Coverage Of The Week In Sport And Catch Up On Killarney Notes And On The Ball

Kelly Stakes His Claim As Kerry’s Full-Time No. 1 With a ridiculous selection of goalkeeping talent at his disposal, Eamonn Fitzmaurice has a tough job on his hands, writes Adam Moynihan

Legion goalkeeper Brian Kelly is beaten by this penalty from Feale Rangers in the Kerry Senior football County Championship clash at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney on Sunday. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

WE’VE never really had a shortage of sticky defenders, rangy midfielders or skilful forwards around these parts but surely no Kerry manager has ever had such a talented bunch of goalkeepers in his ranks. I’m sure Eamonn Fitzmaurice counts himself very fortunate to have top class stoppers like Brian Kelly, Shane Ryan and Shane Murphy to choose from, and that’s leaving out Brendan Kealy who stepped down from the set-up earlier this summer. Naturally four into one doesn’t go and how the Finuge man has chosen to deal with the goalkeeping equation has been the source of much heated debate since he took the job in 2012. Brendan Kealy and Brian Kelly have shared the jersey over the course of the last few years with neither really managing to nail down the No. 1 spot on a permanent basis, and Fitzmaurice has been known to switch things up when you least expect it. For the short-term future at least, the issue seems to be fairly straightforward. Legion’s Brian Kelly has been the preferred choice in this year’s championship and he was outstanding last weekend against Galway as he put in a Man-of-the-Match display to keep the Tribesmen at bay. Kerry looked comfortable throughout but things might have been a lot different had Kelly not leapt into action to first deny Ian Burke in the 4th minute and then Seánie Armstrong in the 43rd. A goal at that stage would have cut the deficit to just a single point and would have given Kerry’s opponents a massive boost. Kelly will certainly keep his position for the remainder

of the campaign but his inclusion from the start of this year’s championship was somewhat surprising – that is if it’s still possible to be taken aback by Fitzmaurice making a bold call. Kealy had started in the league and had, by and large, impressed. There was a lot of talk about the Kilcummin man’s performance in the last few minutes of the League Final against Dublin but, if you look at it closely, I think too much was made out of very little. I don’t think any keeper in the country, even an excellent kicker like Kealy, could consistently find an open man against Dublin when they’re manically pressing for an equaliser in stoppage time. The biggest talking point was the incident where he caught a ball under pressure and booted it away into space, but he had three Dublin attackers bearing down on him. If he took it into contact he could easily have been dispossessed and instead of talking about Kealy gifting Dublin possession, and eventually a point, we could have been talking about Kealy gifting Dublin a goal and, quite possibly, the league. In the end, Fitzmaurice opted for Kelly when the summer rolled around and Kealy decided to step away from the intercounty stage with 28 championship appearances, seven Munster titles, a National League and an All-Ireland to his name. With Kealy out of the picture, Rathmore’s Shane Ryan has filled the vacant No. 2 spot. Ryan is tall and accurate and plays his club football at full forward, but he has looked solid between the sticks for Jack O’Connor’s minors and U-21s. Kealy’s departure has also opened the door for Dr Crokes’ Shane Murphy. It seems unlikely that he’ll

make the final cut for the semi-final, or the final if Kerry get there, but he will at least be a member of the extended panel as third choice goalkeeper. Murphy has been sensational for the Crokes since his controversial transfer from Kilcummin and as highly as I rate Brian Kelly and Brendan Kealy, I was genuinely shocked that he wasn’t called into the Kerry camp at the earliest possible opportunity this year. His kicking is immense, as is his shot-stopping, and he has already established himself as one of the Crokes’ most important players. In the end, he was a victim of his own success at club level as his involvement in the Club Championship prevented him from getting a run in the National League, and Fitzmaurice decided to stick with what he knew. Again, it’s not a knock on Kelly or Kealy in any way, shape or form. They’re both incredibly talented goalkeepers and as a Legion and Athletic man, I’m always delighted to see both of them do well. Nor is it a slight on Shane Ryan. I haven’t caught a whole pile of him in goal to be fair but from what I have seen, he’s more than capable of doing a job there for Kerry. Next year might be interesting now that Murphy has his foot in the door. Fitzmaurice has a history of chopping and changing his goalkeeper so it is possible that he’ll get a look in at some stage, and Ryan will be hoping to stake his claim as well, but for the moment Brian Kelly has a firm grip on the Kerry No. 1 shirt and deservedly so. More performances like the one he gave last Sunday and fellas will have a tough job taking it from him.

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Kerry Qualify For All-Ireland Semi-Final Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald Kerry 1-18 Galway 0-13 Kerry qualified for the All Ireland SFC semi-final by virtue of an eightpoint win over Galway at Croke Park on Sunday last. An eight-point winning margin indicates a clear-cut victory, but this was far from vintage supremacy by Kerry. In particular they can thank Brian Kelly, Paul Murphy and captain Johnny Buckley for their performances. All gave man-ofthe-match performances. My man of the match was Brian Kelly. Not alone did he keep a clean sheet, but he saved at least three golden goal opportunities by Galway. I felt that if anyone of those passed him in that Galway would be capable of presenting a real challenge overall. Kelly excelled on those clearcut chances that Galway had. Out the field Paul Murphy excelled in his basic defensive play and he also initiated several scoring opportunities for the Kerry forwards. He also scored two valuable points. Yes, another terrific display by the pocket rocket from Rathmore. Johnny Buckley captained Kerry for the first time after a long lay-off through injury. He led his team magnificently. Scorer of two points he tracked back so often to help out the Kerry defence when they were under pressure. He also fielded some great balls.

DONAGHY’S GOAL Kieran Donaghy had a tremendous first half and it was his early goal that eased the way for Kerry’s dominance on the scoreboard. Although he was doubly marked he rose above the Galway defenders and fielded a magnificent high ball. He still had to be very good to get past the defence and was forced on to his left leg, but he was equal to the challenge and shot the ball to the Galway net with his weaker leg. Anytime the ball was sent in high Donaghy fetched it and caused a lot of trouble to E. Kerins the Galway full back. Star also added a point sending Kerry in to the dressing room at half time leading by five points, 1-10 to 0-8. Apart from Murphy and Kelly the other Kerry defenders were often under severe pressure as Galway came in search of goals. I thought that

Rugby News ... Words: Liam Murphy NEXT Wednesday, the eagerly awaited Women’s Rugby World Cup kicks off in earnest next weekend. The pool matches taking place in two venues – the UCB Bowl and Billing’s Park, UCD in Dublin on August 9, 13 and 17 and the playoffs and final will take place in the Kingspan Stadium, Belfast on the 26th. In what promises to be a feast of top class rugby, tickets have pretty much sold out. Reigning champions England will be hoping to win back to back trophies, however they received the bad news last week that their contracts will

Shane Enright would be black carded for his tackle on Johnny Heaney. However, the referee saw it differently and Enright was left on the field of play.

JAMES O’DONOGHUE James O’Donoghue never got his usual game going and he was obviously carrying an injury in to the game. He lasted 49 minutes and failed to score from play. He did score a single point from a free but he was unable to wiggle his way in for his trademark scores. Before the game he was regarded as the most dangerous Kerry forward and it is hard to believe that he got no score from play. Not surprisingly, he was replaced by Jack Savage in the 49th minute. Stephen O’Brien came on as a sub in the 39th minute for Mikey Geaney, who never got to grips with his game. O’Brien is a very exciting player coming on as an impact sub and true to form he ran at the Galway defence with his usual burst of speed adding two points to the Kerry tally.

IAN BURKE Still Galway battled on as Kerry held on to that five or six-point lead. Ian Burke and S. Armstrong were the most dangerous Galway forwards but overall their forwards shot some terrible wides. Too often they tried to score a goal which would have made for a more exciting finish. Kerry were not going to be caught as they extended the winning margin to eight points. They were worthy winners, but the game lacked excitement in comparison with the Mayo versus Roscommon game which ended in an exciting draw. That replay goes ahead on this bank holiday Monday. I expect Mayo to win this one, if they can shore up their defence which let Roscommon in for two early goals just like they did in the Connacht final. So Kerry move in to the semi-final. It is looking like a Dublin v Kerry final once more, but Eamonn Fitzmaurice will be taking it “one day at a time, one game at a time”. Scorers for Kerry: K. Donaghy (1-1); P. Geaney (0-4, 1 free); J. Buckley, P. Murphy, D. Moran, S. O’Brien, B.J. Keane (0-2 each); J. O’Donoghue (free), D. Walsh, J. Savage (0-1 each). KERRY: B. Kelly; F. Fitzgerald, S. Enright, M. Griffin; P.

not be renewed upon their return, win lose or draw. The RFU in England has stated its intention to focus on Rugby 7’s after the tournament, which can’t be a nice thing to hear as the England XV team prepare for the World Cup. Our own Irish squad must be another favourite to get on well in the World Cup. A pretty difficult pool awaits with Australia, Japan and France standing between Ireland and a place in the Semi finals. There has been a huge focus in the media on the World Cup with the trophy touring the entire country and even spending a fantastic day here in Killarney visiting Fossa, Faha and Cullina National Schools. The children were all delighted to see the trophy up close and they had

lots and lots of questions for those of us who travelled with the trophy. Events like this are great to promote rugby and in particular to help develop girls rugby, which is seeing participation levels at an all time high right across the country. Best of luck to head coach Tom Tierney and Munster’s own Niamg Briggs who captains the side. Also, best wishes to Ciara O’Connor who hails from Killorglin and plays with Connacht who plays in her maiden Rugby World Cup. Best of luck to Ciara ‘Junior’ Griffin who hails from Ballymac and plays with Munster, who visited Killarney RFC with the Trophy only a month ago. Come on, Ireland!

Crowley T. Morley, P. Murphy; D. Moran, J. Barry; M. Geaney, J. Buckley (c), D. Walsh; J. O’Donoghue, K. Donaghy, P. Geaney. Subs for Kerry: S. O’Brien for M. Geaney (39); J. Savage for J. O’Donoghue (48); A. Maher for J. Barry (54); B.J. Keane for K. Donaghy (57); K. Young for T. Morley (63); J. Lyne for D. Walsh (67).

All Ireland Under 17 Semi Final Kerry have been fixed to play their All Ireland Under 17 Football Semi Final against Roscommon on Saturday, August 12, in Ennis with a 2pm throwin time. The other semi- final between Meath and Tyrone will take place in Breffini Park on Wednesday, August 8. Extra time will apply in the event of a draw and if the teams are still level then a free taking competition will decide the outcome on the day as follows: • Each team will nominate five free takers for the competition and indicate to the referee in which order (1 to 5) the free takers will take the frees • The 5 players above must be chosen from players who have participated in the game, either in normal time or in one of the periods of Extra Time. • Players who receive a red card in Hurling or Football, and players who receive a black card in Football, in normal time or any of the four periods of Extra Time are not permitted to participate in the free-taking competition. • The game is awarded to whichever team scores more of their five frees. • If still level then sudden death frees to be taken using the same 5 players in order (i.e. first sudden death free is taken by the player who took the first free for each side, 2nd sudden death free if required to be taken by the player who took the 2nd free and so on). • If a player scores in sudden death and his direct opponent misses, the game is awarded to the team of the player who has scored. • The sudden death element will continue until such time as there is a definite outcome (i.e. returning to the first player(s) and repeating the sequence again if required)

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Summer Camp

Dr Crokes Summer Camp

Children enjoying the Dr Crokes summer camp on Friday.

Enjoying all the fun of the summer camp at Dr Crokes grounds on Friday.

Kerry GAA

Ahead of last Sunday’s game, Kerry GAA and Alliance Medical signed a three-year sponsorship deal for access to the company’s diagnostic MRIs and scans at the Bon Secours Hospital in Tralee. Pictured are Kerry midfielder David Moran, Doireann Ni Sheaghdha, Unit Manager, Alliance Medical, Tralee, Peter Twiss, Secretary, Kerry County Board, and Barry O’Grady, Business Development Specialist, Alliance Medical, and Malcolm Banks, CEO, Alliance Medical. Pic: Don MacMonagle

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Cian Tobin

Spa forward Cian Tobin talks to Adam Moynihan about his friend Ryan O’Carroll, playing ball in London, and some more about his friend Ryan O’Carroll

Welcome home, Cian. Thanks Adam. Are you around for long? Six weeks. I’m going back to Abu Dhabi then to get my colour back. How did you get on in London? Did you play much ball over? Yeah I ran the show. I played a bit with Kingdom Kerry Gaels and lots of soccer with Lymore Gardens. What’s the standard of soccer like there? They’re ballers. Technically very good. What about Ryan O’Carroll, how did he fare? That fella’s a genius. The best player on the team? No, that was Tarik Roberts. He was at Leyton Orient when he was younger. East End boy. He’d be in the Premier League only for his attitude. Have you been following Spa’s season? Yeah they’re going to get promoted, especially if I’m starting centre forward against Kenmare. You’re confident so? Yeah, if we get Shane Lynch back as well. He’s getting old though, and lazy. Concentrating big time on the gym. Which of your teammates would you least like to get stuck in a lift with? Ryan O’Carroll surely? No! We’d have some craic! Andrew Garnett. Why? Because he’s always giving out. Which of your teammates is the best at Tinder? Ryan. 100%. Only because you can’t see how tall he is on Tinder. Who’s the worst dressed? Me. Agreed. Tell the people what you wear. Socks and sliders. Or a kandora. The king wears what he wants! Who spends the most time in the gym? Lynch. There’s bags of protein all over the house. He brushes his teeth with protein. If you could bring back one ex-player to line out for Spa this year, who would it be? Colm Tobin. Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? Jamie Doolan when he was in his minor form. Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with? Shane Cronin I think… He’s built for football. If you had to transfer to another local club, who would it be? For soccer, I’d go to Park. What’s your proudest sporting moment?

Getting to the Hogan Cup final with the Sem in 2008 and getting to the All-Ireland Intermediate final with Spa in 2010. And the most embarrassing? Losing both of them! If you had to compare yourself to a professional athlete, who would it be? Tony Adams because he loves the lush and he’s a baller as well. A Romford boy, same as me. If you could go for a drink with any three sportspeople, living or dead, who would they be? Paolo Di Canio, Tony Adams and Kieran Slattery. Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at? I’d be some basketballer. Flip O’Connor wouldn’t get a look in. What are you basing that on? My wingspan. What’s the best sporting moment of all time? Athletic winning the double. 100%. Are you gutted you missed it? Depressed, yeah. But I was very happy. Normally I’d be a bit jealous but I was genuinely so happy. Do you have any nicknames? Tobes. Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without? City Mapper. It shows you all the tube stations. Or Snapchat. Who’s your favourite snapper? The Kid. He never answers his phone so it’s the only way to get in contact with him. What’s your most-used emoji?

What’s the best show on TV? Love Island. I’m going on it next year! What would you sing at karaoke? I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles. What’s your favourite song at the moment? Shut Down by Skepta. Who’s the most famous person in your phone? Katie Wright. Rio Ferdinand’s bird. You don’t have her number. I do. No you don’t! I’ll get it like. I’ll have it for tomorrow!

What would you have for your last meal? Six pints in the Speak with my friends. Who would play you in a movie about your life? I’d let Michael Fassbender do it. I feel bad for him because I met him on a plane once and I didn’t recognise him. And last one: can you tell me a joke? Did you hear about the two fellas who stole the calendar? They got six months each. Someone already said that. They stole it off me so, 100%. Okay, how about this. I tried to catch fog once. Mist. You can do better than that… Right. What’s not heavy and blue? I don’t know. Light blue. Good one, Tobes! Safe!

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RESULTS: WED 26/07-Club Scramble. Winners: Ken West, Vincent Hussey, & Noreen Kinsella 34 & 5/7th. THURS 27/07 OPEN SENIORS. Winners: Fred Kennedy, Donal Carroll & Tom O’Leary. FRI 28/07 OPEN FRIDAYS, Winner: John Lennon (13) 36 pts. SUN 30/07 18 hole Stableford - BLUE Tees. Sponsored by Clifford’s Groundcare. Winner: Ken West (19) 37pts., Runner Up: Michael J O’Connor (9) 34pts, Third: Ted Broderick (16) 33pts. FIXTURES: WED. 02/08 Open Club Scramble 5.30pm, THURS 03/08 Open Seniors, assemble in Clubhouse @ 10am, FRI 04/08 Open Friday’s Phone Clubhouse 064-6644440, SUNDAY 06/08 President’s Prize (Gearoid Keating)-Timesheet in operation. Book early to reserve you’re playing time (3 people per time slot). Yellow Tees – Stroke Followed By - Buffet Dinner @ 7pm, €20 p/p (book by 1st Aug) followed by presentation of Prizes @ 9pm approx.

Castlerosse Golf Club

RESULTS: Competition played on Sunday 30th April 18 Hole Stableford 1st Place, Malcolm O’ Brien (16) 40 pts, Runner-up, Donal O’ Reilly (20) 39pts, 3rd place, Danny Lynch (19) 37pts. Mixed Scramble played on Wednesday 26th April, best return Ronnie Coombes, Donal O’ Reilly & Paul Whelton. FIXTURES: Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford to be played on Saturday or Sunday. CASTLEROSSE LADIES RESULTS: 18 Hole Stableford played Thursday 27th April, 1st place Patricia Barrett (36) 28 pts, Runner up: Noirin Sheehan (36) 28 pts. 3rd Place: Mary O’ Reilly (36) 27 pts. 9 Hole Stableford played on Thursday 27th April, 1st place Chan Martin (36) 12pts. Mixed Scramble continue each Wednesday evening draw at 6pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents. If you are interested in giving golf a go, why not attend a “Taster session” on each Monday night starting on Monday 8th May 7pm to 9pm. Free lesion on night one. Clubs provided by club, light refreshments afterwards. Text 087 2748777 for more information or attend on the 8th @ 7pm.

04.08.17 July 28th, we held a very successful 10hole mixed open scramble and this followed by a meal and the prize giving in the Clubhouse which was very well supported and a good and enjoyable night was had by all.

Killorglin Golf Club

Men’s Summer Medal Killorglin Golf Club on 30/07/2017, Sponsored by Owens McCarthy Claims Specialists, 1st John Courtney 66 nett, 2nd James O’Connor 66 nett, 3rd Eamon Courtney 67 nett, Gross John McCarthy 73 strokes.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

National U-16 Matchplay: A decent showing by our U-16’s in St Stephens in Cork at the weekend as four of them made it through to the Semi-Finals in both the Championship and Plate Competitions. Adam Kelly made it to the Plate Final after defeating Ryan Neeson in the Semi-Finals but he lost out in the Final 3&2 to winner Aaron Roche from the host club. Aaron had defeated Erin Moloney in the other Semi-Final. In the Championship Cillian Courtney won a great Quarter-Final with Padraic Looney at the first playoff hole to reach the Semis but he was defeated on Sunday morning by the eventual winner Seanie Bellew of Meath. Jack McCarthy was also a Quarter-Finalist in this grade. We thank Gearoid Cronin, Helena Cronin Martin and Lorcan Martin and the parents for looking after our large contingent of players at the weekend. Club U-16 Strokeplay: A great event last Monday as a playoff was needed to decide the outcome between Nathan Cronin and Noah Sexton. Nathan eventually won at the seventh playoff hole as Niall McGuillicuddy finished third. Other prize winners included Erin Moloney (First 18 Gross), Cillian Courtney (Second 18 Gross) Fintan Martin (Fourth) and Jack O’Sullivan (Hole-in-One). Adult Club Strokeplay: A good turnout of 27 for last Friday evening’s competition sponsored by Charlie Foleys Bar Killarney. Lorcan Martin had a big win

in his first adult competition with a score of 84 Nett giving him an eightshot win over the field. Results in full: Overall Nett: Lorcan Martin 84, Overall Gross: Jason O’Brien 93, Second Nett: Sean Kelly 92 (Back 18), Senior Nett: Creagh Courtney 96 (Back 18), Intermediate Nett: Gearóid Cronin 92, Junior Nett: Mick Long 99, Ladies Nett: Margaret C Looney 114, 18 Hole Nett: Michael Foley 46 and 18 Hole Gross: John McGrath 48. Details of prize giving to follow in due course. Sunday Morning Competition: First Nett: John Murphy & Sheila O’Donoghue 39, Gross: Ger Casey & John Murphy 48 and Second Nett: Mike Seve O’Leary & Noel Moynihan 41. Wednesday Evening Competition: July 26th- First Nett: John O’Brien & David O’Donnell 35, Gross: Jason O’Brien & Gearoid Cronin 45, Second Nett: Lorcan Martin & Eileen Switzer 36½. Listowel Scratch Cup: We wish any of our members travelling to this event on Monday the best of luck and encourage our members to support same. Ricky Kelly: Just to add to the list of thank you’s from last week we wish to thank the Killarney Avenue Hotel for sponsoring a keg for the Barbeque last Monday night week.

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club,

Men’s Club Club Captain Declan McCarthy is very much looking forward to the Bank Holiday weekend, this will be the highlight for Declan and his Good Lady wife Nessa, of Declan’s year as Captain of our Club. The full details have just been announced, and the time sheets for both Saturday and Sunday will open on the BRS system on Wednesday evening at 7.00 P.M. On Sunday evening the festivities will commence with a drinks reception at the Clubhouse, at 7.00 P.M. this will be followed by a buffet meal costing €15.00 commencing at 7.30, tickets are available at the Club reception. There will be the usual gala performance by the Men’s Club Choir at 9.00 P.M. which

will be followed by the presentation of all the prizes in the various competitions, to the Ladies, Gentlemen and Junior Clubs. Music will be provided by Neily O’Connor, and no doubt, the fun and carousing will continue into the wee small hours of the morning. The O’Donoghue-Ring Hotel’s sponsored Senior Scratch Cup was played over both Mahony’s Point and Killeen courses on Saturday last, and the winner, with a fantastic total of 141 shots was our very own Luke Walsh, Luke, who plays off of 5 handicap won by 5 clear shots, and this was all the more impressive when those in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, position were playing off of very much lower handicaps, our heartiest congratulations to Luke, and you are the first “Home Club” winner for many years. Full results are, 1st Luke Walsh (5) Killarney 141, 2nd Ross Kenny(scr) Millicent, 146 3rd Emmet Leahy (+1) Cahir Park 147. Best Nett, 1st Ross McLeod (4) Whitecraigs G.C. Scotland, 144, 2nd Jack Egan (3) Muskerry 145, 3rd Brendan O’Toole (3) Killarney 146. Mahony’s Point 1st round winner Eoghan O’Donnell (1) Tralee 66, and 2nd round on Killeen, Fergal Deasy (1) Cork G.C. 73. The competition on Sunday last was a Club sponsored v.par competition played over the Mahony’s Point course, and the winner was the evergreen Club stalwart, Brian Clarke with a very impressive score of 5up, full results were, 1st Brian Clarke (11) 5up, 2nd John F. Murphy (21) 4up, 3rd Kieran O’Keeffe (7) 4up, 4th Seamus Cronin (13) 3up, 5thPaudie Horan (12) 3up, Cat.1 George Vass (5) 2up Cat.2 Michael P. O’Donoghue (12) 3up, Cat.3 Brendan Foley (13) 3up, Cat.4 John McEnery (19) 2up, C.S.S. 71.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

Our Juvenile anglers will again take to the banks of Barryfinney Lake on this Friday night the 11th of August for our Juvenile Cup Competition. Fishing will commence at 6pm and weigh in will take place at 9pm accompanied with

Ross GC, Killarney - Gents Club

RESUTS: On Sunday last, we held a single stableford competition, the winners were: - 1... Jonathan Casey (10) 41pts, 2....Larry Daly (17) 37 pts. FIXTURES: On Sunday August 6th, our Captain Jimmie Smith will hold his Captain’s Day competition. This will be a strokeplay competition. The entry sheet is now available so please add your name to it before 4 pm on Saturday as the draw for playing partners takes place then. The Captain’s dinner will take place at 8 pm in the clubhouse and will be followed by the presentation of prizes at 9 pm approx. Tickets for the meal costing € 15 can be got from Jimmie or any committee member. The night will conclude with music, dancing and craic in time honored Ross style. All welcome. On Friday

Well done to the Kilcummin U14 team who turned in a fantastic performance in Fitzgerald Stadium on Saturday evening last to record a 5-18 to 5-13 win over Dr Crokes in the East Kerry Division 2 league final. The team is mentored by James Foley, Diarmuid O’Callaghan, John Purcell and Michael O’Callaghan. Daley Blind, Alexander Büttner, Jordi Cruyff, Memphis Depay, Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Raimond van der Gouw, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Robin van Persie, Edwin van der Sar and Jaap Stam.

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04.08.17 and would like to invite everyone to come along for a great day of fun for all the family. We will have food, games for all ages and entertainment on the day and a fantastic day out is guaranteed. Keep posted to our facebook page for further details.

Kilcummin Communiity Notes

Participants in the Munster Rugby Summer Camp last week at St Brendan’s College with Munster and Ireland Rugby players Dave Kilcoyne and Jack O’Donoghue.

some refreshments. Entries should be made to any Club officer in advance of the night. The next senior lake competition is taking place on Lough Lein on Sunday next the 13th of August, for the Tom Bambury Memorial Trophy. Fishing will commence at 1030 hrs with all boats ashore for 1800 hrs . All entries to any Club Officer soonest and entries will close on Saturday night 12th August. Also, we would like to pass on our condolences to the Bartlett family on the sad passing of Kathleen Bartlett on the 21st July. The Bartlett family have had a long association with the club, from its founding days up right up to the present where Kathleen’s son John is our Pollution Officer.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

COASTAL ROWING: The Sive County Championships takes place this Saturday and Sunday 23rd July, starting 1pm. This annual event takes place in Cahersiveen. Following on our successes at Fenit, two weeks ago, we look forward to another couple of days of racing in our Coastal Boats in preparation for the All-Ireland Coastal Champs which will be held in Ballyshannon later this month. JUNIOR TALENT DEVELOPMENT CAMP: We wish our J16 scullers, David Bartlett and Marc Woodard well, as they attend the Rowing Ireland Junior Talent Development Camp at Blessington Lake this Saturday 5th August. KENMARE REGATTA: Unfortunately, Kenmare Regatta was cancelled due to the bad weather last weekend FUNDRAISING: Our annual Church Gate Collection takes place this weekend at all masses. Many thanks to our volunteer collectors and to all our generous supporters. To keep in contact with all of our news, why not like us on Facebook: Workmen’s Rowing Club.

Muckross Rowing Club

SUMMER BARBEQUE FUNDRAISER: On Friday 18th August, our Summer Barbeque returns with another great evening in store for all the family. The event is generously sponsored by our

hosts, the Muckross Park Hotel & Spa, with all ticket proceeds raised going directly towards the club. The BBQ will take place from 6.30-9pm. All are most welcome and we ask all our members, past and present, friends and family to spread the word and sell lots of tickets! Available now from committee members. Adult: €15. U18: €10, Family: €50. Enquires to 087 4482935. BOAT LAUNCH: At the barbeque, the club will also officially name and launch the club’s Wintech Quadruple Scull boat which is among the most recent club investments. The boat is being named the ‘Muckross Lottery’, to honour the immense contribution made by our local lottery ticket sellers. Since its inception, Muckross Lottery ticket sales have enabled vital investment in equipment and facilities that became the platform for Muckross rowers to achieve their success from Killarney Regatta all the way to the Olympic Games. We hope you can join us on Friday 18th August for the official naming of the club’s newest racing boat and help us pay tribute to the commitment of our local ticket sellers.

Killarney RFC

MUNSTER RUGBY SUMMER CAMP: Last week the Munster Rugby Summer Camp took place at St. Brendan’s college grounds in town. The weather was fantastic for the entire week and around 70 kids aged between 5 and 12 took place. St. Brendan’s was absolutely buzzing as the kids got to earn new skills, make new friends and play rugby under the supervision of the excellent coaches right across the week. On Wednesday, the camp was visited by Munster and Ireland players Dave Kilcoyne and Jack O’Donoghue who took part in a lively question and answers session. The lads took time out to play some tag rugby with the kids and stayed for photographs and autographs, making the day for the kids. All in all a great week was had. KRFC FAMILY DAY 2017: Save the Date! KRFC will hold our Family day on Saturday the 9th of September at Aghadoe

BOG WALK: Following the recent road improvements on the Bog Walk, it is now suitable for all ages to walk and enjoy our scenery in comfort. Our thanks to the local turf cutters committee for making this possible. Brochures of the walk are available from the Rural Development Office. CERTIFICATE IN MENTAL HEALTH IN THE COMMUNITY: This certificate is a part-time recovery education programme delivered on UCC campus and outreach centres nationwide. Designed for the community participant, the curriculum aims to cultivate capacities of individuals and communities that encourage greater social activism on topics of mental health and empower students to advocate for mental health and wellbeing in their communities. This course is for Peer workers, Advocates, Family members, Community Educators, Activists, Social Care, Mental Healthcare Professionals, Housing, Homeless, Disability and Addiction Service Providers. The course contains concepts of Mental Health, Mental Health Policy and Practice as well as Community Approaches Models and Interventions. Contact Brenda Healy, Programme Coordinator 086 – 8079204 or 021 4904700. Killarney Celtic GOLF CLASSIC: The Annual Golf Classic takes place on Saturday September 2nd at Beaufort. For more details contact Tim Jones 087 9771302 or Tim Lyne 086 0522506 FAI SENIOR CUP: The A team are away to Cobh Wanderers on Saturday August 12 at 4pm. There is a Friendly vs Peake Villa in Celtic Park this coming Saturday at 5pm. Supporters Bus: There is a Pre-Paid Bus to Cobh for the FAI Senior Cup game. Contact Ramona 087 6615532 for details. LOTTO RESULTS: Numbers drawn 3,6,9,13. Jackpot not won. Next week’s jackpot €4000. TRAINING: Training for U-17/18 will take place on Tuesday at 7.30pm PITCH BOOKINGS: Contact Mary Lyne 086 6485809 to book our All Weather full size pitch or training area. If anyone has information for the notes contact Thomas McCarthy 087 7730793.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

LOTTO: No winner of our lotto 28/07/2017, numbers drawn were 5, 8, 16 & 17. Bonus not won numbers drawn were 7, 8, 16 & 20. Next week’s jackpot €7,000 plus €1,000 bonus. SUMMER 1 MILE SERIES: A great week for athletes in the club in the 3rd leg of the summer 1 mile series. Well done to Maurice Feehan 2nd in Ballydesmond, Robert Purcell 1st O45, Maggie Buckley 2nd lady & 1st U15, Delia Foley 1st U13, Claragh O’ Connor 1st U11 & Danielle O’ Riordan 1st. Next Friday night we

have the final leg in Gneeveguilla with prize giving. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Held in Tullamore, Mairead O’ Neill won the hammer. JUVENILE MUNSTER B COMPETITION: Held in Templemore, Dylan Scannell 1st in shot & 3rd in sprint U13, Daniel McSweeney 2nd in Turbo Javelin U9, Saoirse Tompkins 1st in 800m U14, Sarah O’ Connor 2nd in 800m U15, Danielle O’ Riordan 1st in shot U12. CHURCH GATE COLLECTIONS: The club wishes to thank all who contributed to our church gate collections, held over the past number of months and thanks to all our collectors.

Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage

MEMBERSHIP: If you are interested in joining the Killarney Valley Classic & Vintage Club, give a call to Jacqueline in Killarney Glass at Woodlands Industrial Estate for a Membership Form or text 087-3381842 for a form to be posted to you. Check out our website www.killarneyvintage.com and our Facebook page for further information and details of our upcoming events. We have some great deals and offers for our Members when they join - New Members are always welcome. LAUNCH OF SOUTH KERRY PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIPS & HARVEST SHOW: Thank you to everyone who attended the launch of the South Kerry Ploughing Championships & Harvest Show last Saturday evening in the Innisfallen Hotel, Fossa in particular to all our invited guests, our four charities and our club members and also to the Innisfallen Hotel for the lovely finger food. Anyone interested in a Trade Stand for the show which takes place on Sunday the 3rd September next, please contact Ann Marie O’Sullivan, Trade Stand Secretary on 087-9726200 or email: southkerryploughing@gmail. com MF135 TRACTOR: Tickets are available to purchase for our recently renovated MF135 Tractor from all committee members, online from our website www.killarneyvintage.com, from Killarney Glass Woodlands Industrial Estate, Castleisland Tyre Centre, Donal Kissane DBK Machinery Ltd Beaufort and directly from the four charities who will benefit from the draw - Down Syndrome Kerry, The Irish Pilgrimage Trust, Kerry/Cork Health Link Bus & The Irish Kidney Association (Kerry Branch). The draw takes please on Saturday the 30th September 2017. Check out our website and facebook page for further details. Any queries to 087-3381842.

St Pat’s East Kerry Hurling Club Fundraiser

You are invited to attend a Poc Fada hosted by St. Patrick’s East Kerry hurling club on the 19th of August starting at 10am at Killarney Racecourse. Teams: Teams of 3 at a cost of €30 for seniors and €15 for juveniles. Register early for a discount. Requirements: Need to bring Hurley and sliotors. Prizes: Perpetual trophy for winners of the senior/juvenile competition and also plaques for 1st and 2nd place. Facilities: Changing rooms available on the day. So, come along and enjoy the Day.

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On The Ball | Monday 5.30pm Dr Crokes Gaa

RESULTS: 2-13 Dingle 0-10. The visitors were well on top in the first quarter. They scored two points without reply in the early minutes and could have been further ahead but for missing several good chances. When Kieran O’Leary had our first score, a goal at the end of the first quarter it put us a point in front 1-0 to 0-2 against the run of play. Our opponents went ahead a few minutes later, scoring two unanswered points. The last seven minutes of the half belonged to us as we scored 1-4 without reply for a half time lead of 2-4 to 0-4. The first of these scores a point in the 23rd minute was our first point of the game. Dingle had a good start to the second half with two points to leave just four points between the teams. We got well on top in the next ten minutes and put six points on the scoreboard. This put us ten points clear at the end of the third quarter, 2-10 to 0-6. Our opponents had the next two points but we again dominated the last ten minutes outscoring the visitors three points to two and a result of 2-13 to 0-10. Even though this was not a vintage crokes display, we can take some positives out of it, the return of Eoin Brosnan who had a good solid display and the accurate shooting of Chris Brady and Colm Cooper who between them scored seven points from play. Eight of our players got their names on the scoresheet.

East Kerry GAA

EAST KERRY JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP: (Killarney Carpet and Furniture O’Sullivan Cup) Round 1 of the Killarney Carpet and Furniture O’Sullivan Cup East Kerry Junior Championship saw Spa, Listry, Rathmore and Dr Crokes progress to the quarter finals having won their games against, while Glenflesk, Cordal, and Currow respectively. The quarter finals, fixed for Thursday next at 7.30pm, see Listry host Dr Crokes, Spa at home against Firies and Gneeveguilla entertain Rathmore. Kilcummin V Fossa game is not going ahead. Due to the results f the round 1 games in the O’Sullvian Cup competition, Glenflesk, Cordal and Currow progress to the Bill Tangney Cup competition. Draws and fixtures to be made by the East Kerry CCC this week. EAST REGION MINOR LEAGUE: Tatler Jack Round 3: The Tatler Jack East Region Minor League is neaaring completion. In division 1, round 3 wins for Dr Crokes and a walkover for Rathmore means that Rathmore meet Firies in a playoff for a place in the semi final against the Kenmare group of clubs on Thursday 3 August at 7.30pm. Neutral venue TBC. Extra time if necessary. Dr Crokes have qualified for the division 1 final. Beaufort and Gneeveguilla took the league points versus glenflesk and Scartaglen/Cordal, in the division 2 games played last week. With 2 further rounds to be played in division 2, and the teams all close on league points its all to play for. Round 4 sees Scartaglen/ Cordal at home against Beaufort

while Killarney Leion host Gneeveguilla. Both games at 7.30pm on Tursday 3rd August. In division 3 Fossa and Spa won their round 3 games .against Kilcummin and Currow respectively. This means that Fossa host Currow in the Division 3 Semi Final at 7.30pm on Thursday. Extra time if necessary. The winner will meet Spa inthe final. EAST REGION UNDER 14 LEAGUE: MD O’Shea: Through to the Division 5 and 6 Finals on Tuesday 8th August are in Division 5 Firies and Currow while in Division 6 Cordal/Scartaglen meet Rathmore. Time and venue TBC

Firies Coiste na nOg

U16 DIVISION 2: Lee Strand County Football League: An impressive victory for Firies U16s away to An Ghaeltacht last week; An Ghaeltacht 0-13 Firies 7-17. Next on their schedule is a home match to Dingle, played on Wednesday, 2nd August. SATURDAY MORNING TRAINING ACADEMY: Boys U6, U8 and U10: Firies U6, U8 and U10 will be taking a break training over the bank-holiday weekend on Saturday morning. Despite the well-deserved break, our U8 and U10 boys play away to John Mitchels on Sunday, 6th August and will also to travel to Glenflesk on Wednesday, 9th August.

Fossa GAA

LOTTO: 30th July 2017. Numbers drawn were 1, 15, 21, 24. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €3,750.

Kilcummin GAA

GAA SUMMER CAMP: August 8th, 9th and 10th from 10.30 to 1pm each day. Cost is €20 for 1 child; €35 for 2 children; €50 for 3 children. Ring Nessa on 087 2897312. UNDER 16 BOYS: Will play Beale away on 2nd August at 7pm. U14 FOOTBALL: Well done to the Kilcummin U14 team who turned in a fantastic performance in Fitzgerald Stadium on Saturday evening last to record a 5-18 to 5-13 win over Dr. Crokes in the East Kerry Division 2 league final. On a dry evening with perfect conditions, the standard of football was high with many of our young team making their stadium debut. Kilcummin opened brightly and kicked five excellent points on the trot. However, after recording a few wides, Crokes replied with 1-1. The sides swapped goals but Kilcummin finished the half in style to head to the dressing room with a well-deserved lead of 3-13 to 2-7. That lead was reduced dramatically on the restart with Crokes scoring two quick goals, but again our boys responded and found the net at the other end. Kilcummin then held the edge from there to the end, and playing some great free-flowing football they went on a record a deserved five point win. Every player on the entire panel played their part in this EK league campaign and the win was a just reward for their superb dedication to training throughout the year.

GAA LOTTO: There was no winner on Monday 31st July 2017. Numbers drawn were 6, 7, 18, 19. Next Draw Sunday, August 13th, 2017. Jackpot now €6,250.

Mastergeeha FC

LOTTO: there was no winner on Friday 28th July 2017. Numbers drawn were 6, 12, 14, 22. Jackpot now €9,000.

Glenflesk GAA

GLENFLESK MINORS: (Sponsored By O`Briens Topoil And the Kerryway) Having already met in the Co. minor league this year and playing out a closely fought game, both teams were expecting a tough game and so it transpired. Glenflesk were the better team in the opening half thanks to a fine midfield display by Alan Murphy and the score taking of Dara Fleming and Ian Roche who finished the game with 12 points, but a goal from Johnathan Kissane kept Beaufort in touch and Glenflesk had just a 1 point half time lead for their efforts. HT Score Glenflesk 0-09. Beaufort 1-05. The second half of this match was a different story and much like Beaufort’s Senior side of late, their Minor counterparts showed a great ability to get goals and 4 second half goals from Johnathan Kissane, William Joy, Ciaran Kennedy and Keith Floyd proved the difference. Final score Glenflesk O-17 Beaufort 5-10. GLENFLESK JUNIORS: (Sponsored by O’Brien’s Topoil And the Kerryway). Our Junior team bowed out of the O Sullivan Cup on Tuesday last, losing out to a good Spa team. FT Spa 5-12 Glenflesk 2-10. LOTTO: No winner of the lotto which took place in Spillane’s Bar Jackpot €6,400. Numbers were 12, 24, 29, 30. The next draw will take place in Corner Bar on 14/08/17 and the Jackpot is €6,600 KERRY JUNIORS: Best of Luck to Jeff O Donoghue and Daniel O Brien and the Kerry Juniors when they face Meath in the All Ireland Junior Final this Saturday in Portlaois. KERRY MINORS: Best of Luck to Christopher O Donoghue and the Kerry Minors who face Louth in the All Ireland quarter final this Saturday in Portlaois, the curtain raiser to the All-Ireland Junior final. GLENFLESK PITCH REDEVELOPEMENT: M.E.P and former GAA President Sean Kelly and some other well-known Politicians and Senators will be togging off in Glenflesk on Sunday August 13th for a fun filled three-legged race and a wheelbarrow challenge as part of a day long celebration to mark 40 years of Glenflesks main pitch. A fantastic family day has been organised and everyone is welcome. The Rentokil Initial sponsored event kicks off at 2pm. RAHEEN N.S: Congratulations to Felix & Eileen Daly who had the winning lotto no. 20 on Saturday the 29th of July.

Gneeveguilla GAA

LOTTO: numbers 3,22,24,25. No jackpot winner next week jackpot €5,500.

Our Lord Mayor candidates have been announced. Christiana O’Sullivan Tureen Cahill Christopher Horgan Gullane Padraig Doyle Leam Julie McCarthy village. Best of luck to all candidates winner to be announced Friday September 1st. Crystal Swing are playing Saturday September 2nd tickets €10 available at the door. Pony Patty Bingo on Sunday 3rd September after fancy dress parade in Gneeveguilla training field. Tickets €5 on sale locally. If the Pony Patts on your square you win 2 tickets to All Ireland Football Final plus 1 nights accommodation. Gneeveguilla played Scart/ Cordal in round 3 of East kerry league on Wednesday. Gneeveguilla lead 0-08 to 0-06 at half time. S Walsh got most of the scores for Scart/Cordal with Sean O Keeffe and Shane Carmody in good form for Gneeveguilla. Referee Brian Hickey blew the final whistle to give victory to Gneeveguilla 1-14 to 1-12. Best of luck to DJ Murphy who is lining out with the Kerry juniors on Saturday. Best of luck to Patrick Warren who is lining out with the Kerry minors on Saturday. Congratulations to Kerry seniors on an excellent win on Sunday.

Killarney Legion

E.K.DIV.1 U14 FINAL: Killarney Legion 1-19 Glenflesk 0-12. Four in a row for the u14’s as they got the better of a competitive Glenflesk team. They needed to be as good as they were as St. Agathas upped the ante in the second half to narrow the gap to just a single point. However, the Legion youngsters have shown a great team ethic all year and with William Shine, Sean O Leary and Donnchadh Warren to the fore they regained the advantage having weathered the storm. Critical to the win - and not for the first time this year - was the performance of goalie Aaron O Sullivan who pulled off three great saves at vital times. Kieran Pierce, Ethan O Neill and Patryk Komosa all caught the eye and rather tellingly three points from Matthew Horgan and Sam Benson when introduced proved to be decisive. Well done to all involved. U16 BOYS: Killarney Legion 3-13 Austin Stacks 4-9. Another fine showing for the u16 boys as they defeated the Stacks to continue their good run in the Div.1 league. A slow start to the game gave little indication of the ding dong battle that ensued. Trailing going into the final stretch it took a serious effort by the Legion lads to overhaul their illustrious visitors, but with Niall McGillicuddy, Eoin O Sullivan, Peter O Sullivan and Cian O Leary all in top form and Christian Casey very alert on the breaking ball they added two late points to win the day. A side that shows great promise and very well managed and coached. FAMILY FUN DAY: All that’s required now is for the weather to be kind as all preparations under the diligent supervision of Brian Moriarty and his team are in place for our annual Fun Day. A

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monster barbeque, music, games and entertainment are all on the menu so if you want a family day out that promises all the above Derreen is the place to be Sat.8th.Aug. starting at 3p.m. SUMMER CAMP: Hot on the heels of our Family Day the highly successful Summer Camp takes place starting Tues.8th.Aug - 10th.from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. Cost €25.To book your spot call Seanie at 087 - 2225325. CÉIM EILE: Another step successfully taken by Kerry on the road to the All-Ireland, and huge credit goes to Brian Kelly who turned in a magnificent performance against Galway.

Golf

The Dr Crokes GAA Club British Open Golf Challenge prediction competition was won by Freddie Galvin, Scartaglen, winner of the €1,000 first prize. Pictured from left are Louise McCarthy (second), Denis Coleman (Chairman), Freddie Galvin, Paul Downey (Secretary), Malachy Walsh (Finance Officer), Ed Stack Treasurer) and Shane Doona.

Spa GAA Club

COISTE NA NÓG: ABC Fun Club continues Saturday 11.30–12.15. New members welcome - free to everyone 3-5 years old. Underage Training 6- 10 boys and continues as normal on Saturdays. U-12 Girls born (2005/2006) training continues with the U-12 boys Wednesday 6 -7pm. UPCOMING FIXTURES: O’Sullivan Cup QF Spa v Firies (in Spa) on Tuesday August 1st at 7.30pm. Co. Junior League Group 1 Final Spa v Kerins O’Rahilly’s on Friday August 4th. Minor EK League Div 3 Final Spa v Fossa or Currow on Thursday August 10th. Senior Co League Rd 1 Spa v Kenmare (in Kenmare) on Saturday August 12th. RESULTS: Minor EK League Rd 3: Spa 3-23 Currow 2-8. Co Junior League Group 1 semi-final: Spa 3-10 Dingle 1-11. Second-half goals gave Spa the win. O’Sullivan Cup Rd 1: Spa 5-12 Glenflesk 2-10. Ryan O’Call, Cormac Cronin and Niall McCarthy scored.

Mid Kerry GAA

ACORN LIFE U21 CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: saw a defeat for Mid Kerry over Kenmare District by the narrowest of margins in a great game of football 1-13 to 0-15 points (see main paper for report). We would like to thank everyone involved and we would like to wish Aidan Cox a speedy recovery JUNIOR LEAGUE ROUND 3 RESULTS: Keel 0-03 Laune Rangers 1-13, Miltown/Castlemaine 0-08 Beaufort 0-06, Cromane 0-04 Glenbeigh/Glencar 1-13. RD 4: will have played last night and last round Tues 8th Aug all games 7pm. Cromane host Laune Rangers, Glenbeigh/Glencar entertain Beaufort, Keel home to Miltown/Castlemaine. MID KERRY U12 COMPETITIONS: Round 5 Fri 4th Aug all games 7pm. A Competition: Beaufort home to Cromane, Laune Rangers entertain Glenbeigh/ Glencar, Miltown/Castlemaine host Keel. B Competition: Beaufort home to Cromane, Laune Rangers White entertain Laune Ranges Blue, Miltown/Castlemaine host Keel.

Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Ger Moroney of Green Belt (left) presenting first prize in the Green Belt/ Gael Electric Mixed to winners Frances Arthur and Shane O’Sullivan with (right) Amy Arthur Lady Captain (back from left) Pat Kelleher 2nd, Deirdre Pendergast best gross, Noreen O’Mahony 3rd, Lora Beth Malloy and Sean Goulding 4th and Michael Donnelly Green Belt and Gael Electric at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club.

Amy Arthur presenting her Lady Captain’s prize to the Junior Boys winner David Culloty and Junior Girls winner Alicia Burke with prizewinners (from left) Tom Knoblauch, Ronan Bennett, Jennifer and Sarah O’Brien at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.

Amy Arthur presenting her Lady Captain’s prize to winner Noreen O’Callaghan with prizewinners (from left) Marian O’Reilly 2nd, Kelly Brotherton best gross, Anne Moynihan Rudden 3rd (back from left) Fiona Leacy 4th, Jennifer O’Brien 5th, Bridie Doyle 7th, Caitriona Griffin 8th, Susan Tong 10th, Kathleen Wrenn front nine, Angela Kelliher back nine, Helen O’Donoghue special 5 hole prize and Joan O’Callaghan guest prize at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.

Amy Arthur presenting her Lady Captain’s prize to Men’s winner Liam Daly with (right) Declan McCarthy Captain, prizewinners (from left) Seamus O’Connor 2nd (back from left0 Pat Cussen 3rd, Donal Considine best gross, Peter McEnery 4th, Liam Healy 5th, Neil Coffey 6th, Pat Carroll 7th and Ger Walsh 8th at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.

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