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THE excitement was palpable as pupils from primary schools across the greater Killarney area converged on Killarney Garda Station on Tuesday for the launch of the annual Killarney Garda National School Seven-A-Side football Blitz. Throw-in for the big event will be in at 9.30am on Monday in Fitzgerald Stadium. The schools battling it out for top honours will be Presentation Monastery, Scoil Bhride Loreto, Lissivigeen, Annablatha, Loughquittane, Glenbeigh, Rathmore, Fossa, St Oliver’s, Barraduff, Duagh Tiernaboul, Boher-

bue, Kenmare, Kilcummin and Cullina. Organiser Garda Edmund Walsh said: “I would like to once again thank our kind sponsors, Tom Spillane, auctioneer, Killarney, Timmy O’Sullivan, Easi Clean, Glenflesk, Tom Tobin, Killarney Trophies, Daly’s SuperValu, Killarney, McCarthy’s Londis, Rathmore, and Kerry County GAA Board “I would also like to thank the staff of Fitzgerald Stadium and all the Kerry Gardaí who make this event possible on the day as well as the pupils, teachers and parents.”

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Editor's View Words: Eve Kelliher ALTHOUGH June is well and truly under way you could be forgiven for thinking the start of summer had passed us by as we all found ourselves dodging the downpours. A veritable deluge during the Ireland BikeFest parade on Sunday did little to dampen onlookers’ enthusiasm so keen were we to catch a glimpse of as many of the hundreds of motorcycles participating as we possibly could. Days later, in similar fashion, teams of eager boys and girls darted forth in between the rain showers to line out to help Killarney Gardaí launch this year’s exciting primary schools blitz. Meanwhile, Killarney Municipal District welcomed a series of new appointments during the week; see our story in this week’s edition. This month sees celebrations unfold for our friends and neighbours in Park Place Apartments, happy 10th birthday to the team. Last but not least, best wishes to all State examination students who commenced their exams on Wednesday.

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Cairn Of Peace To Be Erected In Killarney A MONUMENT to commemorate Killarney’s staging of the second ever World Ploughing Championships in 1954 is to be built and erected in the town. Wherever the international competition is held, it is established tradition for the host venue to erect a cairn of peace to mark the event but, for a variety of reasons, that didn’t happen in Killarney 63 years ago when ploughing experts from throughout the world gathered to compete at the venue in Gortroe, Fossa. But now, thanks to the initiative of the Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club – organisers of the annual South Kerry Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show – the cairn is finally being commissioned. Club chairman Tom Leslie enlisted the support of Mayor of Killarney and ploughing enthusiast Cllr Brendan Cronin, who secured agreement from the Killarney Municipal District Council to provide a suitable site for the development. Council engineers Kieran O’Halloran and Breda Mulryan suggest-

THERE was an attempt to break into the Dr Crokes GAA Club shop on Wednesday night. Gardaí were notified after club members discovered a window had been smashed after a rock was thrown through it. “If anyone has any information please tell someone in the club in confidence,” said a club spokesperson. “It is your club, we need to protect it.” Anna Marie McHugh, World Ploughing Championships, Kieran O’Halloran, Kerry County Council, Anna May McHugh, National Ploughing Association, Brendan Cronin, Mayor of Killarney, Tom Leslie, South Kerry Ploughing Championships and Harvest Show, and Breda Mulryan, Kerry County Council.

ed four possible locations and National Ploughing Association organisers, Anna May McHugh and her daughter, Anna Marie, visited Killarney this week to visit the four sites and to nominate their preferred option. The chosen location is a green space opposite St Mary’s Cathedral, close to the entrance to Killarney National Park on Mission Road, and work will now commence on designing the cairn which will be

floodlit by night. The McHughs were formally welcomed by Mayor Brendan Cronin at a lunch reception in the International Hotel. After the lunch the group visited the farm of John O’Leary in Aghadoe which commands a spectacular view of the site in Gortroe where the 1954 Ploughing Championships were held and they then visited the four proposed sites for the cairn.

Council To Discuss Killarney Bypass Safety Concerns With TII SAFETY concerns at the Killarney Bypass were discussed at the meeting of Killarney Municipal District on Wednesday. Solutions such as a roundabout, reduction in the speed limit, and elimination of right turns were put forward. The issue was being discussed following the death of cyclist Annette Mannix last month on the bypass. The area has been an accident blackspot for years. Kerry County Council management is to meet next week with TII.

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Wait Is Over For State Examination Candidates

THERE were smiles of relief in classrooms across Killarney and Kerry over the past three days as students submitted the first of their papers as part of the State examinations. The long wait was over for more than 3,700 exam candidates in this county on Wednesday morning, with 1,811 sitting the Leaving Certificate, 79 completing the Leaving Certificate Applied, and 1,867 sitting the Junior Certificate. They are among a total of 121,000 examination candidates across Ireland. The Leaving Cert, in particular, got off to a good start for higher-level English candidates, as there was a broad welcome for what was described as a “student-friendly” paper.

St. Brendan’s College Killarney Junior Cert students Tomas Holohan, Michael Kearney and Peter Cronin on Wednesday.

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NEWS Rose Escorts

09.06.17 Words: Eve Kelliher Photo: Domnick Walsh

Jackie Healy-Rae Junior Among Six Kerry Lads To Graduate As Rose Escorts

Jackie Healy-Rae Junior, fifth from left, with Conor Halpin (Waterford); Paul Fitzgerald (Limerick); Conor Sheridan (Offaly); Maggie McEldowney (Rose of Tralee); and Joseph Meehan (Kerry).

Pres Girls Are A Class Act WELL done to the students at St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School who made a presentation to the Killarney branch of the Irish Cancer Society. The monies were as a result of a culmination of events that took place in the school throughout the year. Daffodil Day raised a significant amount through a bake sale, staff and students donning yellow attire and a raffle with many spot prizes

from the local community. “We would like to thank the following sponsors for the prizes including; The International Hotel, Four Star Pizza, Who’s 4 Shoes?, the Kilkenny Shop, O’Donoghue Fuels, Macs Ice-Cream Parlour, Park Road Pharmacy, Killarney Cinema, Mrs Anne Byrnes, Eason and Lidl,” said organiser and teacher Vivienne Buckley. The LCVP class also held a quiz for all second year stu-

dents of the school and donated their proceeds to the Irish Cancer Society. A special note of recognition to three students, Miriam Greene, Anna Fitzgerald and Aoireann Moriarty who most selflessly donated all of their profit from their market stall to the society. “St Brigid’s is delighted to be associated with this most important organisation whose volunteers do such admirable work,” added Ms Buckley.

Front, Abby O’Leary, Grainne Spillane, Hannah Lampkin, Miriam Greene, Anna Fitzgerald, Aoireann Moriarty, Laura Looney and Caoimhe Claffey; middle row, Eugene O’Sullivan, Vivienne Buckley, staff, and Eleanor Doherty (Irish Cancer Society); back, Miriam Fleming, Alicia O’Sullivan, Eimear Talbot, Ava Doherty, Leona Buckley, Kelly O’Sullivan, Aisling Doyle, Rebekah O’Sullivan, Sarah Randles and Karis Kaschan.

SIX young Kerry men have been hailed as the perfect gentlemen as they proved they have what it takes to play a key role as escorts in this year’s Rose of Tralee International Festival. Jackie Healy-Rae Junior (22), Thomas Lynch (28), Joseph Meehan (24), Sean O’Connor (26), Niall O’Hara (28) and Shane Thornton (27), who already impressed through an interview process at the Glen Royal Hotel in Maynooth in April, were put through their paces over the bank holiday weekend at the annual escort boot camp along the Wild Atlantic Way in Kerry. Kilgarvan native Jackie is the son of Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae, and is looking forward to taking on the coveted role of escort at the Rose of Tralee festival which runs from August 16 to 22. “It should be something a bit different!” he told Killarney Advertiser. Jackie, together with Thomas, Castleisland, Joseph, of Doon, Tralee, Sean, Waterville and Killarney, Shane, Listowel, and London-raised Niall, whose mum is from Camp and whose dad is from Leitrim, were selected to be among the 64 Rose Escorts at this year’s festival. They had to pass a number of endurance tests and team-building exercises before they could graduate as fully-fledged escorts. The Rose of Tralee International Festival’s Communications Manager, John Drummey, said: “The Rose Escorts spent three days in Kerry where they undertook a number of gruelling, yet fun, tasks to prepare them for the festival in August. It was not because the ladies love Milk Tray but because the lads prefer Roses.” The lads had to carry out a range activities including a hike over Mount Brandon – Ireland’s second highest mountain – cliff diving, water-skiing, cycling, turf-footing, abseiling, kayaking, surfing, ironing and sewing in order to prove they will have the stamina to be a Rose Escort.

Talented Dylan In The Frame

HIS eye for a memorable photograph has ensured Dylan Clifford’s talents have been in huge demand since he first picked up a camera. Of course, Dylan has been making a mark in the greater Killarney area as a press photographer for the past 12 months and his Out & About pages, capturing Killarney’s nightlife, have been a huge hit since they made their debut in Killarney Advertiser last year. The gifted snapper has now set up Dylan Clifford Photography, “I have been doing photography over nine years as a hobby and over a year now professionally,” said Dylan. “I cover weddings, christenings and Communions as well as doing portraits and all other forms of photography. ”Dylan recently completed a four-year BA in Multimedia in Cork Institute of Technology, and has garnered experience in photography and cinematography both professionally and academically. “Over

the past year, I have worked on multiple communions, weddings and family events. I have also worked as a press photographer for the Killarney Advertiser, where I cover the nightlife of Killarney in the ‘Out and About’ section. I like to take a unique approach to my photography combining both classic styles such as film and the modern possibilities of digital.” You can contact Dylan by calling 085-7630199 or emailing Dylancliffordphoto@gmail.com or on Facebook @dylan clifford photography.

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Views On The News Anne Lucey gives her take on happenings in Killarney, Kerry and beyond in her monthly column

Getting Up Early In The Morning

Taoiseach-elect Leo Varadkar.

LEO VARADKAR might have enough Kerry influence not to forget the outer reaches of his kingdom entirely. From the dawn of Leo’s life as a minister, there is of course the ambitious doctor’s stalking horse, Brendan Griffin, TD, who has been close to Varadkar from the start, and rattling Enda Kenny’s position at every opportunity. But perhaps just as important is ex-Kerryman journalist and Varadkar’s closest advisor in press matters, Nick Miller. Miller, originally from England, worked in The Kerryman between 1998 and 2001, specialising in farming, no less, and was a senior reporter with the paper before moving onto the Evening Echo where he worked about 17 months before going to the dark side as we in journalism like to call turning into a press officer, and joining Fine Gael. The former journalist has been with the Blueshirts since 2003 and has been a close to Mr Varadkar, acting as his press advisor in all his ministries if I am not mistaken. In fact, it was as press advisor during a trip to Dingle where I heard Nick’s direct praise for Brendan Griffin and how well respected by Leo he was. That was well before Leo’s ambitions be-

came clear. On that occasion, at the late Paidí O Sé tournament, Leo in a rugby scarf confessed to knowing little or nothing about Gaelic football, but said he was taking an interest as Transport, Tourism and Sport minister. So now that our Leo is head political honcho in the country, there might be plenty of reason to hope Kerry the lost Kingdom will not be over-looked, as it most surely was under Enda Kenny. One thing that irritates me about the coronation of Mr Varadkar is this chorus, mostly by men, often gay men, of how historic and “remarkable” it is the son of an immigrant and a gay man has been elected Taoiseach or leader in Ireland. There is actually very little remarkable: The Spanish De Valera (is there something about the V word we Irish like?) was not only Taoiseach in what we consider a far from liberal age, that of the 1930s – but he was also widely believed to have been “illegitimate” a fate most unlikely to bring fortune, back then. Those rumours have never been put to bed, so to speak, and even his biographers failed to nail them. The story was Dev’s father was Spanish, spelt both Valero or Valera on documents (no mar-

riage cert has been traced), but he never knew him as he either died or left before he was born and Eamon was sent to Clare to be reared by his grandmother and uncle and aunt, afterwards winning a scholarship to Blackrock College. Varadkar, the son of a wealthy doctor with a privileged background, and it is to be assumed no money worries, would have to do a lot to trump Dev’s achievement in getting where he got; it is far easier to be gay today than the son of an unmarried woman or even a widowed woman back then, I would suggest. The bottom line is Varadkar, gay or straight, is a man and a very right-wing man with a starched blue collar at that. In fact, he may even be singing from the right hymn sheet in being gay. From my experience, it is no disadvantage in advancement in a lot of powerful circles in the western world to be gay. But the gay lobby have such a great racket made of how discriminated they are, we tend to overlook this fact. Would that women could make the same racket with the same effect. Now, were a socialist woman, from a poor or less advantageous background than Leo’s, to become Taoiseach – that would be remarkable!

Kerry Airport Flying High KERRY AIRPORT is flying high and is well supported it would seem. And a good thing too given the state of the roads. The Kerry to Dublin flights need to be more frequent and are often 70% full, but need to be better supported to justify a third Dublin flight. I took the plane to Farranfore recently on a return trip into terminal one in Dublin. The Kerry flights leave from the smarter terminal two. All very well except there is a 45-minute plus walk between the two terminals. And no internal connection if you hit it, as I did, after 5pm. The stairs was blocked off with a security guard turning away people like me who never read closed signs!! It seems to me extraordinary that the long haul between the two terminals in the one airport can’t be more accessible or that there is not even a shuttle... But what was even more annoying was the fact that after lugging suitcase up and down the paths in the rain, up and down flights of stairs etc to find that the plane actually leaves from terminal one! So after the marathon walk when you are checked through terminal two boarding gate for Kerry – you board a shuttle bus to be hauled back to terminal one from where you emerged in the first place! Surely some better system for regional passengers linking with terminal one can be arranged and give us a straight run at the plane. There were other things that annoyed me – apart from coming home to rain and wind – the younger of two air hostesses on the flight was pretty snooty. I was quite taken aback by her. You must put your bag up because that is an exit, she barked just as I was sitting down. And in fairness in the small Stobart plane I had not noticed there was a door near the seat in the first place. I have a problem with my elbow and pointed out that anyway the bag probably wouldn’t fit. “I’m not lifting it, I am not insured to do that,” she said. I thought I was hearing things…not insured? Anyway, she reluctantly did help to fix it when I had done the heavy lifting. They were insured to give a hand, she explained. It was my second flight to Kerry this year and I wasn’t too enamoured with the previous hostess either. It seems to me the Aer Lingus regional staff are less happy than their counterparts on foreign flights.

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From Regional Flights

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ONE of the reasons I hoped Simon Coveney might succeed in becoming Taoiseach was his understanding of the Cork and Kerry regions and his background in fisheries and agriculture and his familiarity with Kerry. The divide between the Pale and the south of the country especially could not be starker. Lesser-spotted Munster, I am beginning to call this province. Even our own public representatives of which we have so many, seem to forget all about us when they go to Leinster House and all undergo collective amnesia. I had noticed something similar about MEPs many years ago. They would come back from Brussels with new hairstyles, new glasses, slicker suits and plenty of talk, but little else. There is a real need for a regional focus in Munster and I would much prefer to see a strong regional council than a Dáil. While we have a regional assembly supported by the EU, with councillors from Kerry on it, it seems to have no bark let alone teeth. I rarely hear anything about it, or even from it, despite the fact I spent many years covering its predecessor the South West Regional Authority. I can’t understand why the case has not been made for a directly elected South West Munster Regional Council. Certainly I hear you see this would just add a new layer to too many TDs and senators already, but were the number of Oireachtas members to be reduced in Leinster House then there would be room for such an institution with better advocates and a common interest. Kerry especially is regarded as some sort of not-very-serious place – it usually evokes a laugh and then there is the expectation that if we don’t always amuse, then we must surely scandalise or entertain. I was listening to Philip King recently at Kerry County Council. A Cork man with a love of Kerry, he lives in Dingle. He spoke movingly of how communities like Dingle and west Kerry are being “hollowed out” – the well-educated young people are all leaving and not coming back so there was only the very old and the very young, was King’s point. I was most moved by his speech – it is what we have always known, but it needed to be said plainly and with passion. Few of us now can expect our children or our grandchildren to be near us. It is a way of life in Kerry. And we have accepted it, but that does not make it right. I can’t for the life of me understand why it has taken so long to improve the road network both to and within Kerry – it is the key to everything. It takes an hour or an hour and a half to leave the county. Yet generations of TDs and senators and councillors have failed to deliver a vital quicker service. Had we a stronger bond with Cork and Limerick it would be done and dusted by now. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, though, the roads around Killarney are simply a disgrace at the moment. The road to Ross Castle is all to one side, and like the Lartigue Railway, on horse carriage bus and car you would want to make sure to balance the passengers or they would keel over. As for the Mission Road: it is in such a shocking Third Wold condition it is truly living up to its name.

I was most moved by his speech – it is what we have always known, but it needed to be said plainly and with passion

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A Ministerial Role For Kerry TD?

John Ahern, Killarney Municipal District Area Engineer, Angela McAllen, Killarney Municipal District Area Manager, Cllr Brendan Cronin, Cathaoirleach, Killarney Municipal District, and Eileen O’Donoghue, Killarney Municipal District Area Officer, outside The Killarney Town Hall. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

New Staff Appointments In Killarney Municipal District WHILE councillors met in a newly revamped chamber at the town hall for the Killarney Municipal District meeting on Wednesday, there has also been a change in staffing in the district. The following changes in staffing in the Killarney Municipal District have come into effect this week: Maria Ní Cheallaigh, formerly of Killarney Town Council, becomes Tourism and Economic Development Officer, based in Killarney. Eileen O’Donoghue, a native of Killarney and formerly of Cork County Council, becomes the new Killarney Municipal District Officer. John Ahern, formerly of Water Services with Kerry County Council takes up the role of Killarney Municipal District Senior Executive

Engineer. Killarney Municipal District manager, Angela McAllen and Cathaoirleach, Brendan Cronin this week welcomed the new members of the Killarney Municipal District team to the Town Hall. All of the staff will be based at the Killarney Municipal District Offices, Town Hall. Eileen O’Donoghue, the new Killarney Municipal District Officer, said: “We each look forward to our new roles and hope to continue the strong tradition of service to the public by the Killarney Municipal District staff in the Town Hall. Together with the elected members we will work together for the benefit of everyone in the Killarney Municipal District.”

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Happy Birthday To Park Place Apartments

Celebrating the 10th birthday of Park Place Apartments on High Street on Thursday were manager Paul O’Neill, staff and friends of the business.

KERRY FINE GAEL TD Brendan Griffin is widely expected to secure a junior ministry when soon-to-be-elected Taoiseach Leo Varadkar takes office. The pair have been friends since their days in Young Fine Gael and Deputy Griffin is regarded as a strong contender for a ministry. The Kerry TD was one of the first to call on Enda Kenny to step down as Taoiseach last year. “Obviously it would be a great honour to be called to serve at ministerial level and I would hope that such a position would result in a greater chance of positive results for Kerry,” he told Killarney Advertiser.

“Ultimately, however, the choosing of ministers and ministers of state is entirely the prerogative of the incoming Taoiseach and there are many talented individuals in the Fine Gael ranks competing for a very limited number of vacancies. “Regardless of the outcome, I am confident of having significantly enhanced influence on behalf of the people of Kerry and that Leo as Taoiseach will continue to be a good friend to Kerry, as he has proven to be in the past through his work as a minister, when he delivered many significant improvements for Kerry.” Inset: Deputy Brendan Griffin.

Breda Blossoms As New Kerry Rose EVERYTHING has been coming up roses for Breda O’Mahony from Rathmore. Breda, who was crowned the new Kerry Rose at the weekend, is looking forward to representing the Kingdom in the Dome during the 2017 Rose of Tralee International Festival in August. “It’s a dream come true,” said Breda, who was selected from 24 entrants at the Kerry Rose Selection in Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee, on Friday.

The 27-year-old is a lecturer in St Angela’s College, Sligo, having previously been a post-primary teacher in Dublin. She graduated with a degree in Home Economics and Religious Education. Breda says she didn’t expect to hear Daithi O Se announce her name. Some 64 Roses will take part in the 2017 Rose of Tralee International Festival from August 16 to 22, but the Kerry Rose is the only one guaranteed to appear on the live TV shows in the Dome.

Mayor Voices Concern For Patients & Families

THE closure of a five-bed ward in St Columbanus Home sparked outrage with Killarney’s mayor Councillor Brendan Cronin branding the situation “a total disgrace”. But the Health Service Executive has insisted that the closure of the Heather Ward is temporary and can be reversed if there is a demand for more beds. Councillor Cronin, told Killarney Advertiser: “This is a facility used by elderly or longstay patients and the closure is shocking. Numer-

ous Killarney-based families are looking for respite care for family members and are being told that there are no available beds. As far as Killarney is concerned the loss of one bed is dreadful but the loss of five is a total disgrace.” The Health Service Executive stated: “Cork Kerry Community Healthcare is happy to confirm that there is no overall reduction in the number of beds at the facility. However, there has been a reduced level of demand for beds in recent weeks.”

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Killarney Youth Centre Takes Centre Stage As European Leader TUESDAY saw Killarney Youth Centre, Kerry Diocesan Youth Service, become the first youth centre in Ireland to be awarded the Quality Label for Youth Centres from the Council of Europe. The award was presented at the Fairhill centre by Antje Rothemund, head of the Youth Department with the Council of Europe. “This award means we will be working with the Council of Europe in new and exciting ways,” said Tim O’Donoghue of the Killarney centre. “We are proud that it will create multiple opportunities for young people and communities both here and across Europe to come together and exchange ideas, in- Youth members who received vertificates at the Killarney Youth Centre which became the first Youth Centre in Ireland to be awarded novate and celebrate.” the Quality Label for Youth Centres eurÓg from the Council of Europe on Tuesday.

Antje Rothemund, Head of Youth Department, Council of Europe, presenting the Council of Europe European Quality Label for Youth Centres to eurÓg’s Tim O’Donoghue, CEO, KDYS.

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Fitness

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HEALTH and fitness expert Karl Henry of RTÉ’s Operation Transformation fame will be Killarney bound on June 15 when he will join forces with Sinead Desmond of Ireland AM to scale Carrantuohill. Karl and Sinead, together with a team of trekkers, will be taking on the Four Peaks Challenge in aid of the Irish Alzheimer Society, supported by Allianz. Karl, Sinead and a group of Allianz employees are aiming to raise €50,000 in much-needed funds in order to help the charity to continue to support local communities by providing dementia specific services and to continue to advocate for the rights and needs of all people living with dementia. The charity plays an important role in influencing policy regard-

ing care and support services, while representing the views, needs and concerns of all affected by dementia. Karl is taking the team with him on this incredible challenge and training sessions with Karl and the group are already underway. This strenuous and demanding challenge kicks off in Killarney where the group will first take on legendary Carrantuohill. From there, the team will move to Mweelrea in County Mayo, the highest mountain in Connaught. The last day concludes with taking on both Slieve Donard in County Down and Lugnaquilla in Co Wicklow before returning to Allianz HQ. “This really is the challenge of a lifetime and one that I am so happy to be involved in supporting the Alzheimer Society with Allianz,” said Karl.

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WALKERS WELCOME Every year we get lots of walkers taking part in the Run Killarney Half Marathon and the 10K. Walkers enjoy the opportunity to walk the route on the Ring of Kerry Road when the road is closed to traffic. Walkers would not get the opportunity to walk this route usually as the road would be too busy with buses and heavy traffic. No matter how long it takes you all event services will be available to runners and walkers. So if you would rather walk than run sign up now. Remember that a mile is still a mile regardless of the pace!!!

MOTIVATION TIPS FROM CHRIS GRAYSON EXPERT HALF MARATHON RUNNER ‘It’s six weeks to go, plenty of time to get some good training in. It is important over the last few weeks to focus and keep motivated. Most runners go through a stage where they can lack motivation (lose their mojo) don’t worry its totally normal! Keep reminders of why you are doing this and keep thinking about how good you will feel after the run. My advice is to run with a group, as friends can often be the best motivators or to go to your favourite place to run, get some motivational music on and hit the road. Try mixing up your training by using different routes and terrain because not only as this keeps it interesting and exciting it will also lessen the impact that road running can impact on the body. Here in Kerry we are spoilt for choice with the magnificent Killarney national park, the mighty Gap of Dunlop (my favourite place!) or one of our beautiful beaches to trot a few miles out whilst admiring the

views these places have to offer. Believe me I never get bored by doing this! Using a GPS watch or download one of the many mobile phone apps for runners (for example) Strava or MapMyRun can help your training in a huge way. By tracking your distance, pace, calories burned, speed and many more features adds so much depth and fun to your training. You can then download your runs to see your progress, elevation of the run, splits of miles and much more. These apps and watches also allow you to share progress and connect with other likeminded people via social media and is a great way of making new friends too. If you can’t seem to find your mojo no matter what you do, take some time off. A few days rest will revive you both mentally and physically and the chances are you’ll miss lacing up the runners and will be raring to go after this time.

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Emotions can wreak havoc on an investor’s ability to build long-term wealth. Research company Dalbar Inc. found that over the most recent 20-year period, from 1991-2010, the average stock fund returned 9.9% annually, while the average stock fund investor earned only 3.8%. Great investors throughout history have understood that building long-term wealth requires the ability to control one’s emotions and avoid self-destructive investor behaviour.

Why does this happen? Here are some possible explanations Regret Theory: Fear of regret, or simply regret theory deals with the emotional reaction people experience after realizing they’ve made an error in judgment. Faced with the prospect of selling a stock, investors become emotionally affected by the price at which they purchased the stock. So, they avoid selling it as a way to avoid the regret of having made a bad investment. Mental Accounting: Humans have a tendency to place particular events into mental compartments and the difference between these compartments sometimes impacts our behaviour more than the events themselves. Prospect/Loss-Aversion Theory: It doesn’t take a neurosurgeon to know that people prefer a sure investment return to an uncertain one – we want to get paid for taking on any extra risk. That’s pretty reasonable. Here’s the strange part! Prospect theory suggests people express a different degree of emotion towards gains than towards losses. Individuals are more stressed by prospective losses than they are happy from equal gains. Anchoring: In the absence of better or new information, investors often assume that the market price is the correct price. People tend to place too much credence in recent market

views, opinions and events, and mistakenly extrapolate recent trends that differ from historical, long-term averages and probabilities. Over-/Under-Reacting: Investors get optimistic when the market goes up, assuming it will continue to do so. Conversely, investors become extremely pessimistic during downturns. A consequence of anchoring, or placing too much importance on recent events while ignoring historical data, is an overor under-reaction to market events which results in prices falling too much on bad news and rising too much on good news. Over-Confidence: People generally rate themselves as being above average in their abilities. They also overestimate the precision of their knowledge and their knowledge relative to others. Many investors believe they can consistently time the market, but in reality there’s an overwhelming amount of evidence that proves otherwise. Over confidence results in excess trades, with trading costs denting profits.

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09.06.17 Words: Eve Kelliher Pics: Don MacMonagle

Ireland Bikefest Roars Into Town

SOME 50,000 biker fans of all ages revved up for action over the course of three days at Ireland BikeFest at The Gleneagle during the bank holiday weekend. A downpour failed utterly to dampen spirits on Sunday when motorcycles of all descriptions rolled through the town in the eagerly anticipated BikeFest Parade. Also on Sunday, there was a coveted prize on home ground for Joe Neeson from Killarney whose Harley Davidson motorbike won the vintage section at Ireland BikeFest. This year’s festival welcomed a record number of woman bikers from all over the world. To celebrate the growing popularity of biking among women, the Ladies of Harley® hosted two events – a meet and greet at The Brehon on Saturday and a Ladies of Harley® rideout on Sunday. Ladies of Harley® promotes female participation in motorcycling worldwide. “It can be daunting for anyone starting out, but it is especially daunting for women who may not know someone that shares their interest,” said Ladies of Harley® representative Fiona Carroll. “The number of women’s motorcycle groups is growing, and social media is helping to connect us all. Women are embracing biking like never before and we are encouraging and helping each other in any way that we can.” Last but not least, our four-legged friends got to enjoy the spotlight also as chic canines and their owners paraded in the INEC for the Ireland BikeFest dog show. Ireland BikeFest Killarney is one of Europe’s largest free, open biker festivals.

Several hundred bikers from all over Europe travel along ‘Mission Road’ Killarney on Sunday for the Ireland Bikefest parade. After touring ‘Indian file’ around the town the bikers headed back to the INEC to take part in the custom bike show competition.

Joe Neeson from Killarney on his Harley Davidson motorbike which won the vintage section at Ireland Bikefest in Killarney on Sunday.

Tom Coffey, Killarney and John Cronin, Ballyvourney.

Aideen O’Sullivan, Claire O’Donoghue, Mel Barry and Ciata Lehane from Killarney.

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CONGRATULATIONS to Killarney lady Martina Arlant Durin who got to saddle up on a brand-new Harley-Davidson® Street 750 at the weekend. Helping Martina get used to her gleaming new mode of transport were her husband Zelyko and children Laura after the result of the draw was announced at Ireland BikeFest on Sunday. The raffle was in aid of the festival’s chosen charity, Muscular Dystrophy Ireland.

Martina Arlant Durin with husband Zelyko and children Laura and Donatella from Killarney who won a Harley-Davidson on Sunday pictured with with Marjorie Rae, Breffni Ingerton, Chairperson, Ireland Bikefest, Michelle Kumbiere, Harley Davidson USA, Richard Lodge, MDI and David Hackshall, Harley Davidson UK.

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Carmel Doherty and her dog Cooper.

Alex and Katjabuska Falvey from Killarney and their dog ‘Enzo’ at the dog show during Ireland Bikefest 2017 in the INEC, Killarney at the weekend.

A canine visitor from Varpese in Italy enjoying the BikeFest dog show.

Breda Hickey and her dog ‘Layla’ from Killarney.

Tess, Lydia and Michael O’Sullivan, Valentia Island with their dog ‘Pixie’ at the dog show during Ireland Bikefest 2017 in the INEC, Killarney at the weekend.

Faithleann Somers and her dog ‘Mr. Jungles’.

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Epsom Derby Champ Was A Winner Alright In Killarney

Legal Experts Join Killarney Advertiser’s Team Of Columnists

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Gerard Coughlan, Chairman of Killarney Race Company. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

WHEN the Aidan O’Brien-trained Wings Of Eagles romped to victory in the prestigious Epsom Derby last Saturday, it sparked great celebrations at Killarney Racecourse where there was a special interest in the big event. The 40/1 rank outsider caused a major sensation when he powered past the post in the elite event but it came as no huge surprise to those monitoring the proceedings from the Ross Road track where Wings Of Eagles won his maiden race last summer. The Epsom success provided O’Brien with a sixth Derby winner but the impressive colt had already caught the eye and tasted success in the competitive Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Maiden in Killarney last August. A field of 18 lined up at the start at Epsom but

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Wings Of Eagles was the toast of Killarney at the finishing post, edging out the fancied Cliffs of Moher with the short odds favourite Cracksman, piloted Frankie Dettori, beaten into third. He was the biggest outsider to win the Derby for four decades and the first winner at double-figure odds since 1998. “It was a fantastic win and we were all absolutely delighted to see it,” said Killarney Race Company Chairman Gerard Coughlan. “It just goes to prove the great quality of the maiden in Killarney and Aidan O’Brien certainly targets this course as a great test for his good horses.” Wings Of Eagles is now likely to compete in the Irish Derby in The Curragh on July 1 where the form of both the English and French derbies could be put to the test.

Take Your Place For The Sun ‘Set’ On Strickeen

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CONOR MYLES and Dan O’Connor, partners of Terence F. Casey & Company Solicitors, 99 College Street, Killarney, in association with the Killarney Advertiser are delighted to announce the commencement of their regular columns on legal issues which may impact and be of interest to the readers of the Killarney Advertiser. Conor of Muckross, Killarney, and Dan of Fossa, Killarney, both practise as partners of Terence F. Casey & Company, one of the longest-established legal firms in the county. “We are also delighted to formally announce the expansion of the practice to Main Street, Castleisland, Co Kerry, the former practice of Patrick O’Connell,” said Dan. Conor added: “We hope to discuss topics of relevance which may be of interest to the readers of the Killarney Advertiser. While these articles are of course not intended to be or constitute legal advice as all issues turn on their own specific facts we believe the general information provided will be of great assistance and interest.” Dan and Conor said they hope readers of the Killarney Advertiser will benefit by a greater understanding of issues covering employment law, issues of buying and selling of houses, road traffic accidents and injuries and accidents at work to matters of inheritance, probate and administration and family law. “We hope to cover as many of these diverse topics in a clear and concise manner,” said Dan. “Whilst these articles are not intended to constitute legal advice, they may raise issues whereby the readers may wish or require to seek specific legal advice.” • Watch this space for the start of the columns next week. Terence F. Casey & Company Solicitors can be contacted by emailing info@tfcasey.ie or calling 064-6632516

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STEP it out with Killarney Walking Festival as it hosts a charity walk and a special sun “set” on Strickeen this evening, Friday, June 9. Proceeds of the event will go to the Kerry Parents & Friends “Buy a Bus” fund. The charity Kerry Parents and Friends has played an enormous role in the lives of families in Kerry, living with intellectual difficulties. The “Buy a Bus” fund is the initiative of Agnes Rooney, whose sister Mairead – cared for full-time by Agnes since their mother’s passing in 2015 – has Down’s syndrome, and has been helped by the group for decades. Agnes herself admits she’d be lost without the association’s assistance, which has led to her ongoing attempt to raise €60,000 to purchase a wheelchair-accessible bus for the charity. To date the present fleet of 17 buses are deteriorating with no funding for replacement. “These buses take Mairead and her friends to work, home, hospital appointments, social training, respite and holidays. They travel all over Kerry and truly support them and their families in ways that the greater community may not understand,” said Agnes. The charity walk departs Kate Kearney’s Cottage at the entrance to the Gap of Dunloe, at 7.30pm. Walkers will be asked to dance an entire Kerry polka on the summit, just bring a tin whistle and a bodhrán. The “Buy a Bus” campaign is also one of the beneficiaries of the Ring of Kerry Avril Rooney, Marie Kehoe-O’Sullivan, Agnes Rooney, Kayla and Ciara Roche, Denis O’Sullivan, John Charity Cycle this year. O’Sullivan, Killarney Walking Festival, and James Rooney.

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War Of Words Erupts On Subject Of Killarney Roads Comment

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PERHAPS it was the move back to the old chamber in the town hall and the spirit of over 100 years of debate awakened but a furious row broke out at Wednesday’s meeting of the Killarney council with cathaoirleach of Killarney Brendan Cronin telling two councillors who raised questions about the state of the roads in Killarney, and that the exceptional town was not getting its fair share of funding “to form a new party called the negative alliance.” However, Cllr Donal Grady said there was no prouder Killarney man than himself. He would not be muzzled when he spotted issues that needed addressing. There was so much grass now growing on footpaths in Killarney what jarvey horses were in the town could graze on them he said and was able to produce pictures of the grassed margins in some housing estates for the media. Ross Road was in an awful state; €640,000 had always been set aside for cleaning Killarney – now that

sum had to clean all the other towns and villages as well as Killarney, he pointed out. Cllr Maura Healy-Rae said only two roads crews now served the district where there had once been six roads crews – and that six was before Castleisland was included in the new municipal district. “You’d drown in the potholes,” she said. However, Cllr Brendan Cronin rounded on both councillors saying, he heard only praise about Killarney, a tremendous amount of work was being carried out by the MD. “The two of ye now would be better off to formally launch yerselves as the negative alliance!” Cllr Cronin charged. A shouting match ensued and former footballer Cllr Michael Gleeson said criticising Killarney before the Tidy Towns judges visited was like downing the Kerry Team before and All-Ireland. Cllr Grady said Cllr Cronin (who pointed out he was 18 years a coun-

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cillor) had only ever been passing through the town; and but for the wonderful volunteers and meitheals there were very few staff now to see to the upkeep of Killarney, including only one gardener. “I have good cause to protect Killarney because if I don’t, no one else will,” said Cllr Grady, who was born

in the heart of the town and is a former mayor of Killarney. Cllr Maura Healy-Rae told the chairman he was using bully tactics and was name calling! All she was doing was making a specific point, and she rejected his insinuations about negativity. Make yourself at home.

Bodies, Aircraft Parts Found In Search For Burmese Military Plane A Y-8 MILITARY plane vanished on its way to Yangon in Burma, reports Reuters. A navy ship found bodies and aircraft parts in the seas off Burma while searching on Thursday for a military transport plane carrying 120 people, a spokesman said. The Chinese-made Y-8 turboprop aircraft disappeared Wednesday afternoon about a half-hour after leaving Myeik, also known as Mergui, for Yangon on a route that would have taken it over the An-

daman Sea. It was raining, but not heavily, at the time. Nine naval ships, five army aircraft and three helicopters were searching for the plane Thursday morning, a military spokesman said. Gen. Myat Min Oo said the ship found two life jackets, three bodies and a tire that was part of an aircraft wheel. The bodies were of a man, a woman and a child. The wreckage was found in the sea west of the town of Laung Lone. The plane carried 106 passengers

Public Sector Workers In Line For Pay Hikes Of Up To 10% THE Government and public service unions have reached a draft agreement on a pay deal to succeed the Lansdowne Road Agreement. RTÉ reports that almost 250,000 public sector workers recruited before 2013 are set to receive pay hikes of between 6.2% and 7.4% over the next three years, and that about 50,000 recruited after 2013 will receive increases of between 7%

and 10% over the same time period. This latter group has less generous pension entitlements than their colleagues with longer service. Employees with smaller pensions will get the biggest pay increases. The pension levy introduced in 2009 will also be abolished, with public sector workers instead making higher pension contributions on a phased basis. The deal is reported to be worth €880m.

— mostly families of military personnel — and 14 crew members. Fifteen of the passengers were children. It is not unusual for such flights to carry civilians to offset transportation costs for military families stationed in the somewhat remote south. An announcement posted on the Facebook page of the commander of the military, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, said contact was lost when the plane was believed to be about 20 miles to the west of Da-

wei, formerly known as Tavoy. The military said Myanmar received the Y-8 plane in March last year, and since then it had logged 809 flying hours. The area is about 440 miles north of the last primary radar contact with Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which vanished on a flight from Malaysia to Beijing on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board. That plane is believed to have flown far off course and crashed into a remote area of the southern Indian Ocean.

On The Box Tonight

The Graham Norton Show, BBC One

June 09, 22.35 Graham is joined by heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, Oscar-winning actress Rachel Weisz, starring in new film My Cousin Rachel, and Shawn Mendes, who performs There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back.

The Kennedys After Camelot, RTÉ One

June 09, 9:35pm Episode 1: Family Bonds Part one of two. Drama detailing the life of former First Lady of the United States Jacqueline Kennedy in the aftermath of the 1963 assassination of her husband John F Kennedy and the killing five years later of his brother Robert Kennedy in similar cicumstances. Katie Holmes, Ted Atherton, Kristin Booth, Matthew Perry and Ari Cohen star.

The World

Home&Away Inspired By Danny Casey

Narrow Escape For Kerry Family A FAMILY from Tralee were just moments away from the terror attacks in London at the weekend. Donal Corcoran, his wife and their seven-year-old twins were close to the scene where eight people were murdered and dozens injured on Saturday. The family, who are now home safe and well, had been on

London for the weekend and had returned to their hotel room in the Premier Inn on Borough Market on Saturday night at the time when the attacks occurred. Earlier that evening they had dined at the same pub where the terrorists crashed before going on the rampage with knives.

Comey Says Trump Fired Him To Undermine FBI Russia Investigation

Three Men Arrested In London Bridge Attack Terror Swoop ARMED police arrested three more people in raids on Wednesday night in connection with the London Bridge terror attack. At 10pm on Wednesday officers from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, supported by firearms officers, arrested two men on a street in Ilford. Eight people were killed in the London Bridge terror attack. A 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of the preparation of terrorist acts (contrary section 5 Terrorism Act 2006) and the other, aged 33, was arrested for on suspicion of possession with intent to supply controlled drugs.

A third man was later arrested after a warrant was carried out at a residential address in Ilford. Khuram Butt and Rachid Redouane were shot dead during their attack. The man, aged 29, was also arrested suspicion of the preparation of terrorist acts (contrary section 5 Terrorism Act 2006). All three men have been taken into custody at a south London police station under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act. Searches of the residential address in Ilford, as well as a business address in Ilford are ongoing.

UK General Election 2017: Voters To Go To The Polls POLLS opened at 7am yesterday and counting started once voting ended at 10pm last night. A total of 650 Westminster MPs will be elected, with about 46.9 million people registered to vote. That is up from the last general election, in 2015, when there were 46.4 million registered voters. Some votes had already been cast, through postal voting, which accounted for 16.4% of the total electorate at the 2015 general election. People with an undelivered postal vote were still able to deliver it by hand to their lo-

cal polling station yesterday. Police have increased security at polling stations, including patrols by armed officers in some areas, following the recent terror attacks. The final results are expected this afternoon. Unusually, no local elections are taking place at the same time, so results might come through earlier than in recent general elections. In 2015 the first seat to declare was Houghton and Sunderland South, at 22:48 BST. To form a majority in the House of Commons one party must win 326 seats.

FORMER FBI director James Comey on Thursday accused President Donald Trump of firing him to try to undermine the bureau’s investigation into possible collusion between his 2016 presidential campaign team and Russia, according to Reuters. In the most eagerly anticipated US congressional hearing in years, Comey told lawmakers the Trump administration had lied and defamed him and the FBI after the president dismissed him on May 9. “During more than two hours of testimony, Comey told the Senate Intelligence Committee he believed Trump had directed him to drop an FBI probe into the Republican president’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn as part of the broader Russia investigation,” reports Reuters. “Comey nevertheless did not make any major new revelations about alleged links between Trump or his associates and Russia, an issue that has dogged the president’s first months in office and distracted from his policy goals such as overhauling the U.S. healthcare system and making tax cuts. “Comey painted a picture of an overbearing president who he did not trust and who pressured him to stop the FBI investigating Flynn.

“After Trump fired Comey, the administration gave differing reasons for his dismissal. Trump later contradicted his own staff and acknowledged on May 11 he fired Comey because of the Russia probe.” Asked why he thought Trump fired him, Comey said he did not know for sure. But he added: “Again, I take the president’s words. I know I was fired because of something about the way I was conducting the Russia investigation was in some way putting pressure on him, in some way irritating him, and he decided to fire me because of that.” But Comey would not say whether he thought the president sought to obstruct justice but did say that Flynn was “in legal jeopardy” with the FBI investigation. “I don’t think it’s for me to say whether the conversation I had with the president was an effort to obstruct. I took it as a very disturbing thing, very concerning,” Comey told the committee. Trump critics say that any efforts by the president to hinder an FBI probe could amount to obstruction of justice. Such an offense potentially could lead to Trump being impeached by Congress, although the Republicans who control the Senate and House of Representatives have shown little appetite for such a move.

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The Malton Rolls Out Red Carpet THE MALTON was the location last Friday for June’s edition of the Sean Moncrieff show on Newstalk 106FM. Sean Moncrieff hosted his popular Movies and Booze slot from 2pm until 4pm beneath the gilt-domed ceiling of The Garden Room restaurant. With a live audience in attendance,

guests enjoyed a day of live music, bike action from the Killarney Bike Fest and some familiar local personalities. Throughout the broadcast, Moncrieff was joined by wine expert Jean Smullen and broadcaster and film critic Sarina Bellissimo and the afternoon was finished off with a wine tasting event in the hotel.

Pictured above: Claire Scally and Sinead Marron, General Manager, pictured with Newstalk presenter Sean Moncrieff at The Malton Hotel, during his Newstalk show on Friday. Pics: Don MacMonagle

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Walkers Get Into Their Stride To Remember Eileen FRIENDS and family of the late Eileen Cronin, Cronin’s Yard, gathered for the first Memorial Walk to honour Eileen’s wonderful life and hospitality given to climbers, members of the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, Gardaí Siochána, and great friends, before and after their ascent of The MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. June 8 was Eileen’s birthday so it was fitting tribute that so many people turned out on what was a very challenging and wet day on Cnoc na Péiste. John and Esther Cronin, Cronin’s Yard Tea Rooms supplied the “tay and brack” and welcome after the climb, as Eileen had done for so many years. Eileen’s son John Cronin led the walk and Mike Ward laid a bouquet of flowers at the grotto on the summit of Cruach Mór.

James Knoblauch, James Cahill, Mary Knoblauch, Carmel Cahill, Sandras and John Cahill from Killarney enjoying the Sean Moncrieff/Newstalk Radio show at The Malton Hotel.

Friends and family of the late Eileen Cronin, Cronin’s Yard, gathered for the first memorial walk to honour Eileen. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

Letters

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Moments in Time

The Railway Hotel and the entrance to Killarney Railway Station. In the background you can see the construction of the spire on St Mary’s Cathedral pre1912. Pic : SUPPLIED BY MOMENTS IN TIME

Letters

‘Wake Up, Ireland, Re Deer Lodge, Before It’s Too Late!’ Mental Health Unit AS A British national now living in Ireland I was enraged and deeply saddened by the horrendous terrorist attacks that took place in Manchester on Monday, May 22. Seeing children being killed and hearing of a girl losing her legs was sickening. Twenty-two killed and over a hundred people were injured. I completely agree with Michael Healy-Rae’s letter to the Editor on May 26 in the Killarney Advertiser that said “Ireland must wake up to the fact we are not exempt from such acts of terror”. Last Saturday I watched in total horror three terror attacks unfold live on Sky News in less than two hours. The attacks in London have killed eight so far (eighteen still remain in critical condition) and forty-eight were injured. Everyone is in a state of revulsion at this evil and rightly so. Let me be clear – I am not against Muslims but very against this sick evil extremist ideology that seeks to kill others. I know there are good and bad people in every community and I highly commend good Muslims like Dr Majid, Head Surgeon of Manchester Hospital, who worked for 12 hours straight operating on a child to take out all the nails and shrapnel. He described this as “horrific” and he too was angry that this kind of atrocity could be done. I could see the pain in his eyes and I felt very sorry for him. He was on a video last week on www.bbc.co.uk

Another Muslim, the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, has condemned the London attacks very strongly and described them as “evil and sick” and that he too is angry that Muslims could do this in the name of Islam. He also said that London “is a truly cosmopolitan city”. The British Prime Minister Theresa May has declared “enough is enough and that the UK is far too tolerant of Islamic extremism”. On Monday night a top police officer in the UK confirmed what I have recently realised – that the police need a radical new strategy to counter this terror. Tough action must be implemented. Evil must be stopped in its tracks with fierce determination and strength. My point is this – having watched recently the programme on 3e “Ireland’s terror threat” and now finding out on (June 5) that the second jihadi attacker in London Rachid Redouane was found to have previously lived in Dublin, Ireland must now wake up to the very real threat of Islamic terror here. I find this frightening and I do not want Ireland to suffer in the way the UK has. I want everyone to be protected and safe. Everyone. Of all faiths and none. I urge the Irish Government not to tolerate extremism in any form. Let us pray also for great wisdom for our new Taoiseach-elect Leo Varadkar. Killarney reader, Name supplied

I REFER to the guided tour of Deer Lodge the Minister of State with Responsibility for Mental Health, Ms Helen McEntee, received on her recent visit to Kerry. The nursing staff of Kerry Mental Health Service are completely opposed to the staffing model being imposed by the HSE within Deer Lodge, and are very reluctant to move into the unit under the current proposed staffing regime. The staffing model proposed of one third HCA to two third nursing staff is one more in keeping with the old age services than the mental health services, and the PNA believe this would be a retrograde step and a throwback to the pre 1930s era of low skill attendant/ keeper era with a custodial model of care that would not be in keeping with A Vision for Change and a higher skill modern therapeutic, rehabilitative, recovery model of care with the emphasis on the goal of discharge back to a community setting with supports. Deer Lodge will include a dedicated 10-bed unit for residents with endur-

ing mental illness with risk, including a forensic history. Residents with episodes of aggression/challenging behaviour will be cared for in this unit. The need for professionally trained clinical staff in the prevention, control and management of violence and aggression including professional restraint is vital. The rostering of clinically untrained staff to such a unit in the place of nurses would be unsafe from a health and safety viewpoint will result in higher number of adverse incidents, assaults and injuries to both residents and staff coupled with an environment of fear and tension prevailing within the unit. Deer Lodge will have a dedicated 10bed unit for rehabilitation. Under this model of care based on rehabilitation and recovery outlined and envisaged in A Vision for Change, the need for professionally trained staff with a background in rehabilitation and recovery is vital. Cormac Williams, Psychiatric Nurses’ Association, Kerry, Via email

Editor’s Note: If you have an opinion you would like to air, you can write to Letters to the Editor, Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C Park Place, High Street, Killarney, or email newsdesk@killarneyadvertiser.ie All letters must be accompanied by a name, address and phone number for verification purposes. These can be omitted with prior approval of the Editor. The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters.

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Celebrations Get The Thumbs-Up In Killarney Communions

Patrick O’Riordan, Barraduff, celebrating his First Holy Communion. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

First cousins Shane Morrissey and Dara O’Brien celebrating their First Holy Communion. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Abbie Doherty, Headford, who celebrated her First Holy Communion recently. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

First cousins Dara O’Brien and Shane Morrissey.

Ella Murphy, Killcummin National School. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Alannah McIlroy from Gneeveguilla National School. Pic: Sally MacMonagle

Kealan Riordan, from Faha National School, looking handsome on his First Communion Day. Pic: Breda Daly

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onist Killarney Advertiser’s resident carto Martin Carey gives his take on familiar faces and places

Insomnia Ireland At The INEC This Weekend

A BIG welcome to Insomnia – Ireland’s biggest gaming festival – which opens at the INEC in Killarney today and runs until Sunday. This year, there will be big names in attendance that include Gassy Mexican, Terroriser, NerdoutMusic, ChooChoosGaming, DAGames, Seapeekay, TheOrionSound, TheJMC and MiniMuka, who have a combined subscriber base of over 5.6 million. The stars, who will be taking to the main stage, will also be meeting fans on the show floor. Insomnia Ireland will be bringing its family-friendly content including its Minecraft zone working with CubeCraft to deliver a

variety of tournaments for you to play. Plus, wider video gaming and popular culture zones such as Retro, Tabletop, VR & Tech and Retail/Expo. There is something for every gaming fan. The Irish gaming festival will also bring together publishers and exhibitors to showcase their latest releases at the INEC, with dedicated zones for retro and indie gaming. The organisers expect to welcome 10,000 video gaming enthusiasts through the doors over the weekend. Tickets for a full day at Insomnia Ireland are priced at €27.25 per person at https://insomniagamingfestival.com/ireland/tickets

They Say Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction… Apophenia is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns in random data and it occurs in a variety of guises, says Trevor O’Donoghue

WE’VE all had the experience of someone calling on the phone just when we were thinking about them, or meeting someone we haven’t seen for ages just after they popped into our minds. Or what about somebody passing on just as the clock stops, or the weather does something strange, or a bird flies into the house and won’t leave. The coincidence can seem remarkable and we often assign a paranormal significance to it, as if randomness or chance can’t possibly be enough to explain the event. But how many times have you thought about someone and they haven’t rung, or you haven’t met them. You don’t give it a second thought and so it doesn’t register in your consciousness. I’ve lost count as to how many times I had

to shunt a bird out of the house after it flew in a window. Thankfully, no one close to me has died while I was doing it and so I haven’t been tempted to lend any significance to it. Apophenia is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns in random data and it occurs in a variety of guises. Gamblers seeing patterns in the fall of the cards or the spinning of a roulette wheel, children picking out patterns in clouds, or a face in the grain of a timber door, or finding Jesus staring up from a slice of toast at breakfast are other well known examples. They say that truth is stranger than fiction, I would love to hear about any strange experiences or encounters that readers may have had that made you think twice. You can email me at ftrevorodonoghue@gmail.com

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Be Pro Therapy Offers Wide Variety Of Body And Facial Therapies BE Pro Therapy opened in Killarney in January 2017, when Elaine Burke, a native of North Cork, moved to the area having lived abroad for many years. As an accomplished and experienced Massage & Physical Therapist and Cosmetic Acupuncturist with over 12 years’ experience, she is delighted to be able to offer her services in Killarney. BE Pro Therapy offers a wide variety of both body and facial therapies. Bodywork therapies will be customised on an individual basis and Elaine works with male and female clients of all ages, and children. She treats athletes to office workers, elderly and post-operative patients and more. Neuromuscular Physical Therapy combines a mixture of hands-on massage, trigger

point therapy, soft tissue release, myofascial release and Muscle Energy Techniques to relieve acute or chronic pain for a variety of conditions such a sciatica, frozen shoulder, TMJ and countless other musculoskeletal conditions. Elaine specialises in pain management and through therapy and advice the aim is to improve people’s quality of life, allow them to become more active and pain free and to replace traditional painkillers and drugs with these alternative therapies. Dry needling is one of the most popular services and uses acupuncture needles to reduce pain, swelling and expedite any recovery from muscular pain and dysfunction and is used in conjunction with Neuromuscular Physical Therapy to maximize results.

BE Pro Therapy specialises in massage for those suffering from stress, anxiety, depression and bereavement by blending therapeutic and relaxing massage techniques in a private, peaceful environment where one can experience both physical and emotional relief. It’s important to identify and correct any postural misalignment and muscular issues as early as possible in life and Elaine works on many younger children and teenagers who may be experiencing complications due to flat feet, for example. Along with therapy and correctional advice to work on at home or with other specialists where needed, it can provide a long-term alternative solution for progressing forward with the best possible chance for enhanced mobility, strength and performance. Elaine Burke, BE Pro Therapy.

Cosmetic Acupuncture BE Pro Therapy is an advocate for only using 100% truly natural products, that are not only natural but are extremely effective for all skin types. Cosmetic Acupuncture can help improve many skin conditions but is most popularly used for antiageing for cli-

ents starting in their 20s right through to those in their 60s and 70s. It can reduce bags under the eyes, reduce wrinkle depth, tone sagging jowls and give the skin a radiant glow. “Professional intradermal needles are used to create very small dermal needle punctures to the skin surface,” said Elaine.

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“As a consequence, the repair process releases numerous growth and healing factors that stimulate new collagen to be deposited under the skin surface. This is not to be confused with micro-dermal needling, a process that uses shorter needles and often leaves the skin red for days. Depending on one’s skin type most clients will leave the clinic with no visible signs of redness. A course of six sessions is advised for optimal results.” Cosmetic Acupuncture is also an exceptional alternative for management of active acne and can reduce acne scarring and even skin tone and balance oil levels. Traditional acne management pills and creams are notoriously harsh on the body and cosmetic acupuncture along with the use of our 100% Irish natural products from Nía provide a very effective alternative to this problem.

Central Location And Mobile Service THE private BE Pro Therapy clinic is ideally located on St Anne’s Road, at the top of High Street with ample free parking and within minutes’ walking distance from the town centre. BE Pro Therapy also offers mobile therapy in Killarney and close surrounding areas. “This service is optional for anyone, but is particularly beneficial for those who are bedridden or suffer with mobility issues,” said Elaine. “This is an ideal service for many, where we

can set up in minutes with a mobile table or treat you in your own bed where necessary. “Our mobile services are also an option for any tourists visiting the area who would prefer to enjoy quality treatments in the comfort of their own vacation rental property.” Elaine is known for her hands-on touch and combines this with clinical expertise to often provide relief where conventional methods have failed.

OPENING HOURS BE Pro Therapy is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 10am-10pm and there is limited availability on Tuesday and Saturday.

Treatments are provided at the St Anne’s Road premises or you can avail of the mobile service.

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09.06.17

Grace Notes Take Your Listener On A Journey

A song is a heightened way of telling a story, says Killarney singer and singing teacher Grace Foley

I HAVE always been more drawn to the lyrics of a song than its melody. My father and my fiancé both feel the opposite but for me, unless I can feel some sort of connection to the lyrics, I can be left cold by a song. This often leads to a heated debate when watching talent shows on TV in my house. The singers who I would describe as “powerhouse” singers have never really done it for me. I can certainly see that they are very talented and they have a very strong instrument, but, I often find all the belting and vocal acrobatics a little tiresome. I must make it clear that this is simply an opinion. When I am working with a student I always tell them that you must take the listener on a journey. Years ago someone told me, “You don’t give them starter, main course and dessert all at once. You give one course at

a time.” I loved that analogy and still use it today. In my eyes a song is a heightened way of telling a story. The combination of words and music can often get a message to travel right to the heart of the listener. I think I like singers like Glen Hansard and Damien Rice because they are not afraid to sing a story in a very stripped back manner. They have moments where they sing notes that some may say are rather harsh and ugly, but the story at that part of the song requires that. As singers, do we sometimes hide behind our vocal prowess? Do we lose the story in our attempt to impress? As singers WE are the instrument but we are also the human behind the story in that moment. Do we prefer our singers to be more singer or more human? • Grace’s website is gracefoley.ie

Scart Rambling House A RAMBLING house takes place in Scartaglin Heritage Centre on Monday, June 12, at 9pm. Admission is free and the event will include a raffle. Refreshments will be served at the rambling house. All are welcome.

S torytime At Killarney Library TODDLERS and preschoolers with a parent/childminder in tow are welcome to enjoy story time at Killarney Library tomorrow, Saturday, June 10, at 10.30am. Music, songs and rhymes are on the agenda. No sign-up required.

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DESIRE is open from 10am to 6pm on Mondays and Tuesday, from 10am to 8pm on Wednesdays, and from 10am to 6pm on Saturdays. The restaurant is open seven days a week from 9am, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Call into Desire at West End at 58 New Street, Cathedral Place, Killarney. For enquires and bookings contact saoirsedesirebeauty@gmail.com / telephone 064-663 0838/087-6215178.

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HAVE YOU HAD THE DESIRE EXPERIENCE ? Nestled in the West End in Killarney, Desire Kitchen & Beauty is certainly Killarneys best kept secret. With an Award winning restaurant and upstairs the luxurious , spacious hair & beauty salon. It is the perfect place to indulge in some self pampering.

SALON & TREATMENTS Offering a full range of treatments including nails, spa pedicures, facials, microdermabrasion, waxing, tinting , Russian lash extensions, HD brows and makeup applications.

HAIR SALON - The hair salon is a professional, uber chic lounge offering exclusive matrix, morroccan oil & Kera straight keratin treatments. With an in house barber available every friday.

CELEBRATE Want to celebrate a birthday , bridal shower or special occasion? Let us spoil you with sumptuous canapes & chilled champagne while you your friends enjoy bespoke relaxing treatments in our nail bar or beautiful pedicure room. • Private dining & beauty rooms available to book for groups.

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Kilkenny Shop Killarney Launches Exciting New Wellness Department CELEBRATE Global Wellness Day in style tomorrow, June 10, with the help of the Kilkenny Shop and Christy’s in Killarney where you will discover a gorgeous selection of natural skincare and wellness products designed to combine beauty and wellbeing. Health and wellbeing have become a key focus of our daily lives, and skincare and beauty products are now following suit, as people begin to understand that the skin is a second stomach and conventional beauty products contain harmful chemicals and additives.

With this in mind, Kilkenny Shop and Christy’s have just launched a new Wellness Department with a carefully selected range of natural skincare and beauty products created to feed and nourish the skin and transform your body and wellbeing. The new products, which are now available in stores nationwide and online, are natural and organic and include skincare and beauty products harnessing the therapeutic properties of organic wild seaweed from Voya, nourishing and natural hand created skincare products by Dublin Herbalists, seaweed and essential oil based beauty products from Green Angel and relaxing wellbeing oils from Yogandha, many of which are sourced and handmade in Ireland. Melissa O’Gorman, head of buying at Kilkenny Group, said: “Wellbeing has become a key focus of our daily lives, particularly with the growth of mainstream interest in health foods and natural remedies from plants, herbs and flowers. This naturally translates into the skincare and beauty products that we all choose. Source, quality, ingredients and health benefits are now key decision factors, so we are delighted to launch a gorgeous wellness range that ticks all of these boxes.” Kilkenny is also now stocking a range of Pip Studios Makeup Bags, which are adorned with beautiful botanical and nature inspired patterns, who use the motto “Happy products for happy people”. And because the team at Kilkenny know that it is as important to feed the mind and spirit as well as the body, you can also pick up a range of wellness books and stationery to inspire more mindful living.

Notices

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Comhairle Contae Chiarraí Kerry County Council Fógra Poiblí de réir Acht Um Thrácht ar Bhóithre 1994 (Alt 38) leasaithe ag an Acht Um Rialáil Iompair Phoiblí 2009 (Alt 46) Public Notice in Compliance with the Road Traffic Act 1994 (Section 38) as amended by the Public Transportation Regulation Act, 2009 (Section 46)

Áiseanna Coisithe / Pedestrian Facilities Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 38 (3) of the Road Traffic Act 1994, as amended by the Public Transportation Regulation Act, 2009 (Section 46), Kerry County Council proposes to install enhanced Pedestrian Facilities at the following locations: • L3009 at Gneevgullia National School • L3904 at Countess Road, Killarney The proposed works will comprise of the following: L3009 at Gneevgullia National School A Pedestrian Crossing including: • Signage, road markings and Flashing Amber Beacons • Red Tactile Paving • Urbis Lighting • Build out on the car park side of the road • All associated ancillary and accommodation works L3904 at Countess Road, Killarney • Flat Top Ramp at the location of the existing Pedestrian Crossing • All associated ancillary and accommodation works Maps showing the locations and layouts of the proposed works may be inspected at the following locations during normal office hours, for a period of one month, from Wednesday, 7 June 2017: • Killarney Municipal District Office, Town Hall, Killarney • Castleisland Area Office, Area Services Centre, Tralee Road, Castleisland • Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Room 115, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee Observations or representations in relation to the proposals may be made, in writing and marked: • L3009 at Gneevgullia National School; • L3904 at Countess Road, Killarney

to the Administrative Officer, Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Room 115, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, Co. Kerry and must be received by Monday, 10 July 2017.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

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Comhairle Contae Chiarraí Kerry County Council

Fógra Poiblí de réir Acht Um Thrácht ar Bhóithre 1994 (Alt 38) leasaithe ag an Acht Um Rialáil Iompair Phoiblí 2009 (Alt 46) Public Notice in Compliance with the Road Traffic Act 1994 (Section 38) as amended by the Public Transportation Regulation Act, 2009 (Section 46) Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 38 (3) of the Road Traffic Act 1994, as amended by the Public Transportation Regulation Act, 2009 (Section 46), Kerry County Council proposes to introduce temporary measures to restrict vehicular access to Plunkett Street, Killarney from the Main Street Junction to Reen’s Pharmacy. The restrictions will apply from 7.00 p.m. to 7.00 a.m. each day from Tuesday, 1 August to Thursday, 31 August 2017. The proposed works will consist of installing removable bollards. Maps showing the location of the proposed road works may be inspected at the following locations during normal office hours, for a period of one month, from Wednesday, 7 June 2017: • Killarney Municipal District Office, Town Hall, Killarney • Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Room 115, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee Observations or representations in relation to the proposal may be made, in writing and marked Temporary Measures – Plunkett Street, Killarney, to the Administrative Officer, Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Room 115, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee, Co. Kerry and must be received by Monday, 10 July 2017.

Siniú: Liam Quinlan/Liam Ó Caoinleáin

Senior Executive Officer/Feidhmeannach Sinsearach Corporate Affairs/Gnóthaí Corparáideacha

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Dineen O’Donoghue Showcase

All-New SEAT Ibiza

THE eagerly anticipated allnew SEAT Ibiza will be showcased at Dineen O’Donoghue, Cork Road, from Tuesday, June 13, until Thursday, June 15. Dineen O’Donoghue is one of the first dealers in the country to showcase the allnew SEAT Ibiza as part of this year’s SEAT Ibiza roadshow. The all-new SEAT Ibiza, recently awarded the prestigious Red Dot Award 2017 for product design, will arrive in time for the 172 registration period. The Ibiza, first launched in 1984, has become an icon of the SEAT brand. It ranks as SEAT’s top-selling model, with over 5.4 million sold globally and over 30,000 in Ireland. Dealer Principal Padraig Dineen said: “The all-new SEAT Ibiza is arriving just in time for the 172 plate. We are really excited to be one of the first dealers in the country to showcase this new model. The all-new Ibiza will be in our showroom from Tuesday June 13th and we invite customers to come and get an exclusive look at the fifth generation Ibiza and its product advancements.” The fifth-generation SEAT Ibiza shows key factors including

practicality, intelligent technology and connectivity. Front Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, wireless charger and GSM signal amplifier all available as options and can also lay claim to having the largest boot of the segment. In addition, the all-new Ibiza is 100% connected thanks to three options: Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Mirror Link demonstrating SEAT’s ambition to become a leader in in-car connectivity and in the development of new mobility solutions. The Ibiza also features Beats sound-system and an 8-inch. The all-new SEAT Ibiza is easily recognisable as a genuine SEAT design due to its Full LED triangular headlights. The all-new SEAT Ibiza will be available in a choice of a 1.0 MPI 75 hp petrol engine and 1.0 and 1.5 TSI engines across 75hp, 95hp, 115hp and 150hp. In terms of diesel engines the Ibiza will be available in 1.6TDI 80hp and 95hp. The all-new SEAT Ibiza is available in four trim levels; S, SE, Xcellence and FR. To find out more about the allnew SEAT Ibiza, call into Dineen O’Donoghue or contact the team on 064-775 4670 or see more at seat.ie/ibiza

Motorsport on the Box Canadian F1 Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso is back to his day job after missing the Monaco Grand Prix to take part in the Indy 500. Will he score his first points on the season or will his McLaren Honda end up in a cloud of smoke, again. Qualifying: Saturday 10th June 18:00 on Sky Sports F1 HD Race: Sunday 11th June 19:00 on Sky Sports F1 HD

WRC Sardinia

All the thrills and spills from Rally Italy, the seventh round of the FIA World Rally Championship. France’s Sebastien Ogier led the standings with 128 points going into the round. Day two WRC action: Saturday 10th Jun 22:35 BT Sport 2 HD The final day’s action: Sunday 11th June 22:35 BT Sport 2 HD Rally Review: Monday 12th June 19:30 BT Sport 2 HD

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Sardinia: Round Two for Duggan

JUNIOR World Rally Championship (JWRC) contender Rob Duggan will start the second round of his 2017 campaign on this weekend’s Rally Italia Sardinia. The 24-year-old driver from Killarney will be looking to build upon his sixth place finish on the first round in Corsica. Sardinia is the first loose surface event in the JWRC calendar, has earned a fearsome reputation since it was first included in the World Championship calendar in 2004. Duggan however, remains unperturbed, despite the fact he will have a new co-driver for this rally. Tom Woodburn will slot into the seat normally filled by Ger Conway as Conway is getting married this weekend. Following a super special stage on

Thursday night, the 2017 Rally Italia Sardinia will start in earnest on Friday with eight stages, six stages on Saturday and finishing with four stages on Sunday. Following Sardinia, JWRC will travel to Poland, Finland and Germany before finishing in Spain. To keep up to date with Rob’s exploits visit www.robduggan.com and follow Rob on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Also participating in the headline act this weekend in Sardinia is fellow Killarney competitor, Paul Nagle, co-driving Kris Meeke in the WRC Citroen C3. Currently lying ninth in the WRC drivers’ championship with three retirements after six rounds will be hoping for better fortune this weekend in their troubled Citroen C3.

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Renault GAA Panel Event at Donagh Hickey Motors RENAULT IRELAND will be on the road this summer for lively discussion on the GAA Championships with its first stop at Donagh Hickey Motors in Rathmore, Co Kerry, on Thursday, June 15. The Renault Ireland GAA panel will include Renault ambassadors former Kerry footballer and five time All-Ireland medal holder Marc O Sé; former Dublin footballer and three times All-Ireland champ Alan Brogan; and Westmeath footballing legend and Sunday Game pundit Dessie Dolan.

The panel will also be joined by local county GAA representatives Aidan O’Mahony, Bryan Sheehan and Killian Young from Kerry, as well as Cork hurler Mark Ellis and Cork footballer Kevin Crowley. The ever-entertaining and knowledgeable Marty Morrissey will act as the Master of Ceremonies. The first panel of the summer will take place on June 15 from 7pm where refreshments will be served before the panel discussion begins. Those interested in attending the

event should make contact with Donagh Hickey Motors on 064-775 8030 to reserve their seats. Patrick Magee, Country Operations Manager Renault Ireland, said: “We are delighted to get on the road with some of the GAA’s legendary players and Renault ambassadors – Marc O Sé, Dessie Dolan and Alan Brogan as our GAA experts – and we’re looking forward to some friendly rivalry and unique insights as the Championship season hots up!”

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO INCLUDE A BIRTHDAY PHOTO FOR SOMEONE? Please submit your photo by Wednesday at 5.30pm, €20 per photo

Happy 21st Birthday Shane, Love Mum, Dad, Dayna & Katie

Happy 80th Birthday to a great Mom and Nana, love from all the family

Writer’s Week

Christening

At the christening of Ronan Murphy in Listry Church on Saturday were back, Liam Murphy, Paul Clancy (godfather), Fiona McCormack (godmother), Margaret Murphy, Stevie with Adam Murphy, Ronan Murphy and Donncha Murphy. Celebrations took place at The Malton.

Faye O’Carroll, Killarney, who re cently met author Holly W ebb at Listowel Writers’ Week.

Weddings

Dinah McCarthy, daughter of Christy and Helen McCarthy, Killcummin & Liam O’Brien, son of Anne and Malcolm Crump, Solihull UK, were married last week in Parknasilla Resort Sneem, the couple live in Milton Keynes. Pic: Sally MacMonagle.

Margaret Lucy and Pat Cremin pictured last Saturday celebrating their wedding day. Pic: Sally MacMonagle.

Ulick O Sullivan, Faranfore and Audrey Nolan, Tullow Carlow married recently at Tinakilly House in Wicklow. Pic: Sally MacMonagle.

Community Spirit

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Caci Inch Loss And Anti-Cellulite Treatment Jill Duggan of Killarney Toning & Beauty Studio on a treatment that will boost your summer look

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

JOHN 3:16-18: The reading evokes contrasting images of God, a God who judges and a God who saves. We might reflect on how our image of God has changed with the years. What has helped you to believe in a God whose will is that you should have eternal life? God sent his Son into the world for this purpose, that we might have eternal life. How has the story of Jesus helped you to have that kind of faith? The eternal life promised is life that survives all forms of death, failure, defeat and humiliation. What has helped you to have that sense of being alive, even in painful and disappointing circumstances? John Byrne OSA

Musings

TO TREAT cellulite it is necessary to stimulate the area in order to reduce the volume of fat that has become stored and to kickstart the blood flow and circulation which has become metabolically sluggish. Faradic electrical stimulation uses specific electrical waveforms to mobilise the connective tissue surrounding the pockets of stored fat. This stimulation triggers lipolysis whereby the fat cells naturally start to release the stored fat. Our unique Electro Cellulite Massager (ECM) combines the therapeutic benefits of a massage, with the effectiveness of micro-current therapy. It has been designed to pivot to the body contours to target your specific problem areas, thighs and bum. The stimulatory action of the ECM helps to break down fatty deposits, tone muscles and reduce inches. The unique design of the Electro Cellulite Massager utilises 24 conductive rollers that are electrically charged with micro-currents. These rollers are designed to pivot to the body contours of each individual targeting specific problem areas. The stimulatory action of the Electro Cellulite Massager helps to break down fatty deposits, tone muscles and reduce inches. A course of 12 treatments is recommended, with 2/3 treatments per week. This can vary depending on your individual needs and expectations. A monthly maintenance treatment is also recommended. The benefits of CACI Legs and Buttocks (ECM) are as follows: It contours the buttocks, lifts and tones the muscles, improves appearance of cellulite, breaks down fatty deposits stimulates circulation and Lymphatic drainage and smoothes skin.

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ALL sorts of people are fond of repeating the Christian statement that ‘God is love.’ But they seem not to notice that the words ‘God is love’ have no real meaning unless God contains at least two Persons. Love is something that one person has for another person. If God was a single person, then before the world was made, he was not love. Of course, what these people mean when they say that God is love is often something quite different: they really mean ‘Love is God.’ They really mean that our feelings of love, however and wherever they arise, and whatever results they produce, are to be treated with great respect. Perhaps they are: but that is something quite different from what Christians mean by the statement ‘God is love.’ They believe that the living, dynamic activity of love has been going on in God forever and has created everything else.

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If you think of the Father as something ‘out there’, in front of you, and of the Son as someone standing at your side, helping you to pray, trying to turn you into another son, then you have to think of the third Person as something inside you, or behind you. Perhaps some people might find it easier to begin with the third Person and work backwards. God is love, and that love works through human beings – especially through the whole community of Christians. But this spirit of love is, from all eternity, a love going on between the Father and the Son. From Mere Christianity by CS Lewis

Corpus Christi Procession

THE Corpus Christi Procession takes place on Thursday, June 15, after the 6.15pm Mass from Cathedral to New Street to St Mary’s Terrace, Castlerosse Cottages, New Road onto the Bishop’s Path and back to the Cathedral.

Summer Events

THE Innisfallen Pilgrimage and Mass will be on Friday, June 16. The Muckross Abbey Pilgrimage and Cemetery Mass will be on Monday, July 3. The Muckross Abbey Pilgrimage and Cemetery Mass will take place on Monday, July 3. The Aghadoe Cemetery Mass will be held on Monday, July 31, and the New Cemetery Mass on Monday, August 7.

Pilgrimage

ALL roads will lead to Knock for participants on the annual Franciscan pilgrimage to Knock on June 25, leaving at 6.30am from outside the Friary. Tickets, €25, are available from the Friary Office.

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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 8pm. 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, 064-6636416/6636100; Living Links, Kerry, 087-9006300; HSE South: Suicide Prevention Helpline 1800 742 745, Farm & Rural Stress Helpline 1800742645. 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 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS THERE will be an open public meeting on Thursday, June 8, at 8.30pm in the Serenity Centre (next to St Mary’s Parish Hall). All welcome. An AlAnon speaker will attend. 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. New Beginnings Ministry will have The Restoration Blueprint Ministry Team of Andy, Patti, Tim, Elaine, Kevin and Mandy with us on Sunday June 4th at 12.00 noon at The Killarney Court Hotel, all welcome. SOUTH KERRY PARKINSON’S The South Kerry Parkinson’s Support Group next meeting is on 12th June, 2017, at Methodist Church, next door to East Avenue, Killarney at 8pm For further information please contact Grace McCrae, president, 064-7758837. 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 ANAM CARA SUPPORTING bereaved parents, Anam Cara will hold its next monthly parent evening on Tuesday, June 13, from 7.30pm to 9pm in Recovery Haven, 5 Haigs Terrace, Killerisk, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

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Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork. Tel. 026 65750.

Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd., • Experience in packing is beneficial • Excellent co-ordination skills required • Must be a team player

6:00 p.m.

Cahernane House History Tour

• Good knowledge of social media for marketing purposes an advantage • Typing skills and office qualification beneficial • Proficient in Microsoft Office • Clear communication skills both written and oral

OFFICE ADMIN/MARKETING

Job Type: Full-time Please forward CV with references to: jobs@iihealthfoods.com e

Independent Irish Health Foods Ltd., Unit 12 Ballyvourney Industrial Estate, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork. www.cahernane.com

tel: +353 (0) 66 31895 email: info@cahernane.com

Muckross Road, Killarney, Co Kerry, Ireland

Make a day of it, request a picnic basket at reception. Always a winner with our guests.

Afternoon Tea

Served in our drawing rooms between 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Killarney has great cycling routes to suit all interests, from a short scenic spin to Muckross House & Gardens along the Lake Shore to a few hours exploring all that the Park has to offer from Dinis Island, Ross Castle to Torc Waterfall and much more. Stop off at any of these scenic locations and take a stroll or hike on one of the numerous paths and trails.

Herbert Restaurant

Dinner served between 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Cycle paths through Killarney National Park start from the hotel (bicycles are available for guests).

12.30 – 6.30 p.m.

TIME

FROM

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Killarney National Park

Red Boat Tour Tickets Available on Bus BICYCLES ALSO CARRIED ON BOAT Contact Details : 064 6630200

Red Boat to Lord Brandons Cottage 11:00 am Ross Castle (Reen Pier) Red Boat to Ross Castle (Reen Pier) 2:00 pm Lord Brandons

ADVENTURE TOUR

DEPARTS

Cycling Paths

HOW TO APPLY

Cellar Bar Food

Gap of Dunloe & Ross Castle

From i Discover Ireland Tourist Office @ 9:55 am Daily March – November

per perSon

Please send your CV by email only to jreilly@dublincoach.ie

Shuttle €5 BuS

FULL COLoUR - DOUBLE SIDED

PACKING DEPARTMENT

5,000 ............ €95 ex VAT 10,000........... €139 ex VAT 15,000........... €179 ex VAT

Creative Design Service b y Appointm ent OnlY.

Opening Hours: 9-5.30 pm Monday-Thursday, 9-5 pm Friday

DL Flyer Printing

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Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, KillarneY, Co. Kerry

E. STUDIO@TICKETYBOO.IE

Please forward CV with references to: jobs@iihealthfoods.com C

T. 064 66 34594

also offer design services for flyers, business cards and posters

www.cahernane.com

Appointments 09.06.17

Dublin Coach, Ireland’s premium supplier of luxury coach transport, providing services 24 hours per day to commuters, inter-city passengers, airport passengers and tourists, are recruiting experienced and motivated

COACH DRIVERS to join our team

Based in Killarney the positions require a high degree of ﬂexibility and adaptability, in line with the nature and extent of services provided.

Applicants must have a category D driving licence, current CPC card, and a digital tachograph card.

An attractive package will be offered to successful candidates commensurate with experience.

SWIMMING COACHES

We are a progressive, competitive swimming club with over 100 members and will consider applications from qualified Swim Ireland coaches or the equivalent.

Please register your interest, or any queries, with our club Secretary at killarneyswimmingclub@gmail.com

for the upcoming season, starting in September. TIME

FROM

Red Boat Tour Tickets Available on Bus BICYCLES ALSO CARRIED ON BOAT Contact Details : 064 6630200

www.gapofdunloetours.com

Killarney National Park

Cycling Paths

Red Boat to Lord Brandons Cottage 11:00 am Ross Castle (Reen Pier) Red Boat to Ross Castle (Reen Pier) 2:00 pm Lord Brandons

DEPARTS

ADVENTURE TOUR

We are looking for an experienced

Chef de Partie Full-Time Bar Food Chef Part-Time

To extend our professional kitchen team

Year round position, competitive salary

Do you want to be part of our team?

Please apply with CV to: Matthias Elbel, Head Chef, 064/6633000 or mherfurt@holidayinnkillarney.com

Special Offer

E. STUDIO@TICKETYBOO.IE

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Opening Hours: 9-5.30 pm Monday-Thursday, 9-5 pm Friday

Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C, Park Place, KillarneY, Co. Kerry

from September 1st 2017. Twenty hour week, 9am to 1pm each day. Creative Design Service b y Appointm ent OnlY.

PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT

also offer design services for flyers, business cards and posters

www.cahernane.com

tel: +353 (0) 66 31895 email: info@cahernane.com

Muckross Road, Killarney, Co Kerry, Ireland

6:00 p.m.

Cahernane House History Tour

Due to the expansion of our swimming squads, Killarney Swimming Club is looking for

Make a day of it, request a picnic basket at reception. Always a winner with our guests.

Afternoon Tea

Served in our drawing rooms between 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Herbert Restaurant

Dinner served between 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Cycle paths through Killarney National Park start from the hotel (bicycles are available for guests).

12.30 – 6.30 p.m.

Gap of Dunloe & Ross Castle

From i Discover Ireland Tourist Office @ 9:55 am Daily March – November

per perSon

KILLARNEY SWIMMING CLUB

Cellar Bar Food

5,000 ............ €95 ex VAT 10,000........... €139 ex VAT 15,000........... €179 ex VAT

Minimum of Fetac level 5 in childcare with a good working knowledge of Irish. CV, copies of certificates and two written references to:

An Cathaoirleach, Naíonra Faithleann, Gaelscoil Faithleann, Cill Airne. by June 23rd 2017.

Shuttle €5 BuS

FULL COLoUR - DOUBLE SIDED

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Appointments

Irish Language Pre-School FOLÚNTAS/VACANCY

Post mar chúntóir, 20 uair in aghaidh na seachtaine óna 9am go dtí 1pm gach lá. Fetac Leibhéal 5 ar a laghad i gcúram leanaí agus Gaeilge labhartha cumasach ag teastáil.

Appointments

09.06.17

KAYNE’S BAR & BISTRO MANAGER • To have at least 2-3 years Food and Beverage or Operations Management Experience in a similar environment. • To be able to grow Food & Beverage sales through innovation, initiatives & staff motivation. • This is an ideal opportunity for F&B Manager to grow and expand their career in a hospitality group. Salary: €35K+ DOE

Contact: seanfoley@randleshotels.com

WANTED

Aghadoe, Killarney

Killeen House Hotel is recruiting staff for the following positions.

ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANTS Full Time and Part time

KITCHEN PORTER

Full Time and Part time Apply in writing only or by email only

SHOP ASSISTANT Weekend work Town Centre

Apply to, PO BOX NO:3603,

Killeen House Hotel

Killarney Advertiser, Unit 1C,

Aghadoe, Killarney

Park Place, High Street,

Charming@indigo.ie

Killarney, Co. Kerry

www.killeenhousehotel.com

KILLARNEY ADVERTISER IS THE GO-TO PUBLICATION FOR RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING IN THE GREATER KILLARNEY AREA The town’s employers trust the Killarney Advertiser to attract the best local candidates

Do you know?

“The Killarney Advertiser is always our first port of call when recruiting staff for any position. We appreciate it has a large readership in Killarney and the surrounds so we are guaranteed at a reasonable cost to reach a large audience.” Randles Hotels “Malone Hegarty has been using the Killarney Advertiser’s Appointments section for several years and is very pleased with the results it delivers.” Malone Hegarty Solicitors “O’Donoghue Ring Hotels have used the Killarney Advertiser for recruitment advertising for many years. It provides our business with a stream of consistently high calibre candidates across all skill sets and at all levels of seniority. The service they provide is excellent and we look forward to advertising with them for years to come.” O’Donoghue Ring Hotels “The Gleneagle Group has used the Appointments section of the Killarney Advertiser for decades. We continue to do so as it consistently proves to be a direct and cost-effective recruitment tool. Our applicants regularly cite the Advertiser as the source of their job application.” The Gleneagle Group

That 85% of our readers check the appointments section each week, that’s 26,000+ people! We are No. 1 for recruitment advertising in the Killarney area.

Contact Linde on 064 6632215 for advice on advertising.

Appointments

09.06.17

The 5* Muckross Park Hotel & Spa invites applications for the following position:

Spa Manager

Must have previous experience in Spa Management

Assistant Front Office Manager

Must have 4 or 5-star hotel reception experience

Restaurant Supervisor

For our award winning restaurant. Experience in Fine Dining & Wines essential.

Manager for Monks Lounge

Manager required for our Afternoon Tea Lounge & Cocktail Bar. Previous 5-star food & beverage experience essential.

Pastry Chef

Please submit your application in writing to:

Previous experience in a 4 or 5 star hotel pastry section or in a fine dining restaurant.

Spa Therapists

The Human Resources Manager, Muckross Park Hotel, Muckross, Killarney

Must have previous experience working as a Spa Therapist. Part time and full time positions available.

Receptionist

Must have previous experience working as a Hotel Receptionist

or email hr@muckrosspark.com

Banqueting Staff and Bar Staff required for Weekend work

EXPERIENCED

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PERSON REQUIRED Immediate start

Full Time position available please forward CV to accounts@nixas.ie RESPONSIBILITIES WILL INCLUDE:

KEY COMPETENCIES :

• Ensuring completeness and accuracy of supplier ledger entries and reconciliation of same to supplier statements

• Advanced Knowledge of Microsoft Excel/ Word/Outlook are required.

• Timely follow up on missing paperwork/ queries on supplier ledger reconciliation

• Should have strong customer service skills

• Monthly and weekly payment run processing on all ledgers to agreed deadlines • Monthly reporting • Other ad hoc duties as required

• Knowledge of Sage is desirable. • Great communication skills, both verbal and written

Services SE RVIICE CESS NServices OT

09.06.17

Eamonn Forde

PAINTER & DECORATOR

- Industrial - Commercial - Residential

Every Business needs a Website Call Stephen in Farranfore 066 979 3333

Tel 087 - 2607673

sales@splash.ie . Splash.ie

MACURRA’S PAINTING & DECORATION

Also home maintainence

FREE POWERWASH with outside painting FOR QUOTES PLEASE PHONE:

083-8882156

• Groundworks, gardens, tree felling & power washing • Track Machine • Tractor & Dump Trailer Hire

BEST RATES Tel. Tim 089-4825936. Member of:

Services S E RV I C ES Services

09.06.17

CHRIS KELLIHER

General Building & Carpentary

1st & 2nd Fix Groundwork Sewers, Septic Tanks, Soakways Concrete Work, Lawn Layouts 3 Tonne Track Machine

T: 087 2991938 chriskelliher87@hotmail.com

PHIL EDMONDS

CARPENTRY/ HANDYMAN v

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Second Fix Laminate Flooring Kitchen Fitting Doors Overall Property Maintenance “FROM A SIMPLE SHELF TO A FULLY FITTED KITCHEN” “NO JOB TO SMALL” EMAIL – Phil.edz@gmail.com

Tel. 085-8086032

KERRY ROOFING & GUTTERING SERVICES • ROOF REPAIRS • NEW ROOFS •CHIMNEY REPAIRS •VALLEY LEAD FLASHING •FLAT ROOFING •RIDGE CAPS REPAIR

•GUTTER REPAIRS •FASCIAS •GUTTERING •SOFFITS •DOWNPIPES •ATTIC INSULATION

LANDLINE: 064-6694150 MOBILE: 087-9196266

Services SE RVIICES CES NOT Services

09.06.17 Business

Kerry Companies Urged To Enter Awards

087 1367612 E: stanislaw-krupa1@wp.pl

Dr-FixIT STAN KRUPA ELECTRONIC SERVICES

Fixing all electronic devices Tvs, Phones, Laptops Kitchen Appliances Power Tools

TC FGS

Tom Campbell Fencing & Groundwork Services

INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC RECREATIONAL Fencing & Bollards Metal Railings Drainage & Ducting Kerbing Edgings Hard Landscaping Concrete Works General Maintenance Minor Building Works Facilities Management

Mobile: 087 265 7994 Email: tcfgs12@gmail.com

FOR SALE

Seasoned Hard Wood

Fire Wood Logs

Grenagh Hall Forest & Farm Fossa, Killarney

T: 087 7957000

THIS week Deloitte marked the 10th anniversary of its Best Managed Companies Awards, and invited Kerry companies to enter this year’s programme, in association with new programme sponsor Bank of Ireland. The 2008 launch of the first Best Managed Companies Awards coincided with the emergence of the global financial crisis and marked the beginning of a decade of unprecedented economic turbulence for indigenous Irish companies, operating all around the country, and exporting to the UK, Europe and further afield. The awards programme showcases the success of indigenous companies and acknowledges the contribution that they make to the Irish economy. The network of Best Managed Companies developed over the last decade now stands at 127, and 9 companies are marking a decade within the programme this year. These companies represent excellence in management abilities and practices across all the key functions of their business. Those who are successful and progress through the awards process will receive customised feedback and coaching from Deloitte and Bank of Ireland. Their strategy and capabilities are assessed through the coaching process, with an independent view and validation on their strategic direction provided. Winners also receive national and peer recognition, the opportunity to network at the gala awards ceremony and attend a symposium organised by the IMI. The ’Best Managed’ designation is an important marketing tool – but, perhaps most importantly, the awards provide a reason to celebrate the efforts of the entire company. For further information and details of how to enter the awards, visit www. deloittebestmanaged.ie. The closing date for entries is August 6. Companies that are successful at the end of this process will be announced in March 2018.

Property

09.06.17

Property Letting & Selling To Let TO Let : Double room (1 person only), 5 min walk from town, careful tentant, non-smoker - contact 087-2753054. TO Let : 3 bedroom house in Rathmore, 2 bed apartment in Loretto. 1 bed apartment in New St 4 Bed House in Lisbaby, Headford. Contact Roger: 086-8136888 TO Let : Room to suit 2 people, 5 mins walk from town. Tel: 087-9034130 TO Let : Single Room to let, long term, careful tenant, non-smoker. Apply 087-6993819 or 066-9767140 Tel: 087-3101222 TO Let : 3 Bedroom Bungalow, 3 miles from Killarney town. Long term, no pets. Ring 087 6918341 after 6.00pm

TO Let : House o rent, 40mins south of Alicante, Communal pool, aircon, sleeps 6. Beautiful area of the Mar Menor. Contact: 0871940782. TO Let : 2 Bedroom apt opposite large Tesco. All mod cons, fully furnished, private parking. €1000 per month. Ring: 0873101222. TO Let : Old style cottage, 2 bedroom, Muckross area, 5 miles from Killarney. Would suit working person with car. Solid fuel heating. Phone: 0861634681. TO Let : House to let, Killarney town area. Newly renovated. 4 x double bedroom (one en-suite), oil central heating available immediately. phone from Friday to Monday. (no text messages) Tel: 0879320890.

Garden Magic A Gardener’s Paradise Debby Looney reports on her experiences at the 2017 Bloom festival

Wanted Wanted: House & apartments in & around Killarney for management & letting. Tel. Roger 086-8136888.

Killarney Native Among Winners At Bloom

Garden designers Tricia Harris and Seamus Furlong or A Space to Collaborate. Pic: Johnny Bambury/Fennell Photography

TWO Bloom medals, including a Best in Show Award, were awarded to garden designers and floral artists from Kerry at the prestigious Bloom flower and food festival in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. Killarney native Tricia Harris was awarded a silver medal for her show garden “A Space to Collaborate” created with architect Seamus Furlong. “A Space to Collaborate” is an urban garden which is located adjacent to the home of a maker. It is a creative sanctuary which is focused on its inhabitants and the interaction that is fostered through collaboration. The built structure represents home and the authentic connections and personal bonds that we develop. Seating areas offer a relaxing social space were experiences can be shared and ideas explored. Tricia Harris is a furniture designer creating unique, contemporary, design-led furniture who trained in the renowned National Centre of Excellence for Furniture Design and Wood Technology at GMIT Letterfrack. Additionally, Caherciveen-based company Kells Bay Gardens was awarded Best Nursery.

Debby Looney, right, with Sinead Grennan, CEO of Sonas Apc, at Bloom.

LAST weekend, every self-respecting gardener, landscaper and plant enthusiast in the country landed in the Phoenix Park to Ireland’s largest garden festival, Bloom. Again, I was among the crowds. I thought I was early, but at 10.30am people were already leaving, with carrier bags full of plants, which they, enviably, would have time to plant that day! Bloom is a fantastic opportunity for landscapers and nurseries to showcase their best ideas and products. The Postcard gardens were first on view upon arrival. These are small gardens designed by schools, charities or communities. They often combine youthful ideas with community spirit. Following on from these was the Sculpture garden leading in to the Grand Pavilion. It is here that most of us would fill our carrier bags! Many nurseries from across the country have stands here, but I must say that Kerry’s Kells Bay Gardens had the most beautiful exhibition there. The greenery of the ferns was an absolute breath of fresh air! For those who enjoy flower arranging, the Association of Irish floral Artists had a spectacular stand. On then to the show gardens. I am always in two minds when it comes to these types of exhibitions. Yes, they are beautiful, creative and inspiring. Yes, the plants used are perfect, interesting and colourful. One cannot deny the amount of work and planning that has gone into these gardens. However, do they really help the amateur gardener? The hard landscaping for most of these gardens is more costly, and has more engineering than the average house! What I noticed also, is that the plants used, though fabulous, would not be plants used in country gardens. Grasses and wildflowers were a recurring theme, something which probably appeals to people in cities… I am a great supporter of all plants which will help pollinators, and if the gardens on show at Bloom are an indication of the trend in which gardens are going, the bees have nothing to fear! I was speaking at length with Sinead Grennan, CEO of Sonas Apc, about the Dementia Friendly Garden, which really caught my eye. Using shades of lavender and cream, a combination of oldfashioned flowers, raised herb trough and shaded seating, this garden was restful and user friendly. Sinead gave excellent tips on creating a dementia friendly garden, for example, clear lines, smooth paths without shapes/ colours, and sturdy handrails in contrasting colours. All these ideas applied to any person in the family who may be getting older or have special needs. It is not something I have needed to think about, but my imagination was captured by this particular garden, and the concepts in it are applicable to many situations. One last small criticism I would have, is that Bloom is at the same time each year. The plants used are a recurring combination of grasses, verbascums, digitalis and alliums. Wouldn’t it be a challenge to have Bloom in September, or February? • Got a gardening question? Contact Debby Looney on barnhillgarden@gmail.com

in memoriam

In Memoriam

2ND ANNIVERSARY DENNEHY

We remember a wonderful Mom and Nan ,Chris Dennehy, Kilbrean, whose 2nd Anniversary occurs on June 11th. You can shed tears That they are gone, Or you can smile Because they have lived, You can close your eyes and pray They will come back, Or you can open your eyes And see all that they have left. Your heart can be empty Because you cant see them, Or you can be full of the love That they shared, You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday, Or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday, You can remember them And only that they are gone, Or you can cherish their memory And let it live on, You can cry and close your mind, Be empty and turn your back, Or you can do what they would want, Smile, open your eyes, love and go on. Always remembered and loved Anniversary Mass, Church of the Resurrection, 11am, Sunday June 11th.

2ND & 8TH ANNIVERSARY FALVEY

In loving memory of Seamus & Jimmy Seamus 26th June, 2015 Jimmy 26th May, 2009 Curragh, Aghadoe, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Beautiful Memories Of someone you love, Will comfort and lift you, Like the wings of a dove For in beautiful dreams, There’s no loss or pain, In Beautiful memories, You are together again. Beautiful memories of our two beautiful boys, Loved and treasured forever, Mom, Jerry, Gobnait, Michael, John, Brendan, Linda, Chris & Lorraine, Dylan, Mattie and Faela. Anniversary Mass Saturday 10th June in Fossa Church at 7.30pm.

09.06.17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

DOOLAN

FAVIER

KELLY

In loving memory of Bridget (Bridie) doolan, late of Inchicullane, kilcummin, killarney, co Kerry, Who died 17th June 2016.

Birthday Remembrance of Audrey Favier whose birthday occurs on the 19th of June.

In loving memory of Jeremiah Kelly, late of Annaghmore, Headford, Killarney who passed away on the 10th of June 2016.

We the doolan family wish to thank sincerely our extended family,friends,and all who supported us during the sad loss of our mother. We thank those who called to the various family homes,travelled from England,and various counties,to attend the funeral services, sent mass cards, and floral tributes. We especially wish to thank, fr. John lucid, p.P.Kilcummin r.I.P.,Fr. Paddy o donoghue ,fr. Pat Courtney ,fr. Micheal, and fr. Tadgh, o dochartaigh,fr. Jim lenihan, and siobhain mcsweeney. Thanks to the church choir and mothers great gran niece Megan o Neill,for her church singing, those who did readings, prayers of the faithful & her son Micheal, who recited her favourite poem.

Audrey (Auds), Your eloquence was profound, Though you said so little. You did more than exist, you lived. You did more than listen, you understood. Your friendship was an inspiration, Your love a blessing. When we listen with our hearts, We still feel all your love around us each & every day. Happy Birthday with lots of love, Hugs & Eskimo kisses, Dad & Sissy xxx

8TH ANNIVERSARY DOONA

We express gratitude to the management, and staff, at our lady of Lourdes care facility kilcummin, who cared for” mother” at her home away from home, for four years. A special thanks to her doctors, Laura Malone, & breda o Sullivan, for their care. We acknowledge the stewarding provided at the church, by members of the kilcummin gaa club, which was appreciated. Thanks to the kilcummin gaa ladies committee, Alan, and john, at the club bar for the preparation, and serving of food, after the funeral services. We especially wish to thank the o Shea family funeral directors killarney, for their professional ,and caring attention, to all our requirements. To everyone who shared in our great loss, assisted in any way, we thank you for your kindness, and friendship. June comes around with sad regret. Brings back a day we will never forget. You closed your eyes without goodbye. But in our hearts you will never die. In a garden of rest, free from pain. God keep you “mother” till we meet again.

In loving memory of Daniel Doona 19 Coolgrain Park, Killarney Co. Kerry who passed away on the 10th June 2009. R.I.P. Silent memories keep us near As time unfolds another year Out of my life you may be gone But in my heart you still live on. Sadly missed and remembered always, your wife Eileen. xxx A little corner in our hearts Is set aside for you As long as life and memory lasts We will always remember you. Sadly missed and always loved by your sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughtersin-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren. xxx Anniversary Mass on the 11th June at 12 noon in St.Mary’s Cathedral

11TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNOR

7TH ANNIVERSARY

In loving memory of a wonderful wife and mother Maureen Neher late of Countess Grove, Killarney who died on 12th June 2010.

His golden heart beating And heaven’s horses came to greet him. From his loving family

killarney advertiser 21 april 2006

“All we may ask of you we have.” Derek Mahon

The Anniversary Mass will be held on the 11th of June at 11am in the Sacred Heart Church, Barradubh

HEALY In loving memory of Hannah O’Connor, late of Raheen, Headford who died on June 12th 2006.

O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Johnny (Tomo) O’Sullivan, late of Lyreatough, Kilcummin, Killarney whose birthday occurred on 6th June.

Our late father held many things dear to him and among the most precious of those was his unbridled love of music. With this in mind, our profound thanks goes to Padraig, Eoin and Sean; who were not only fellow members of Colcannon, but sons by a different name. We know your loss is as keenly felt as ours, and we owe you a debt of gratitude for your courage in performing before, during, and after the funeral ceremony. No greater honour could be paid to his memory than singing the songs that he cherished so dearly. On a similar note of tribute, a heartfelt thank you to Larry Beau who so memorably serenaded our beloved husband and father into the afterlife. The uniqueness of your performance was a fitting tribute to the uniqueness of the man. Jeremiah Kelly R.I.P.

25TH ANNIVERSARY

NEHER

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

We would also like to offer our profound thanks to the staff at Kerry General Hospital not least Dr. Mohammad Tariq and Dr. Naeem Awais, whose humanity and professionalism proved a shining example of what it means to have a vocation. We hope you both have a blessed Ramadan. Our gratitude also goes to Fr Teddy Linehan, Fr. Gerard O Leary and in particular Fr. Bill Radley who performed the funeral mass in the spirit of the deceased. Special thanks also to Tom Murphy for the ease with which he facilitated the funeral arrangements.

Dearly remembered and forever loved and missed by his wife Margaret, his children Marion and Brian, and the entire Kelly family.

Sadly missed by your loving family. The first anniversary mass will be celebrated in kilcummin parish church on Sunday 18th, June at 11-15am.

The profound sadness and grief we experienced during the loss of our beloved husband and father does not dispel the immense and heartfelt gratitude we feel to those who supported and comforted us, and the extended Kelly family, during our heartbreaking and enduring loss. It is never possible to mention every individual whose support brought us the light of empathy in those dark and troubling times but special mention goes to Esam, Michelle and Grayson. Thank you.

Missed beyond words And gone but not forgotten. Forever loved and remembered by your husband Kurt, children Karin, Roland, Erika and Yuri, daughter-in-law JoAnne and grandchildren Shauna, Kurt, Calum, Sarra and Lucas.

We hold you close, Within our hearts, And there you shall remain, To walk with us, Throughout our lives, Until we meet again.

In loving memory of Connie Healy, Stack Hotel Listowel, who died on the 9th June 1992.

Loved and remembered always by Philomena, Connie, Margaret, Geraldine and Family xxx

A special day, another year, A loving thought, a silent tear, A little prayer to keep in touch, To the one we loved and miss so much. Sadly missed never forgotten.

Anniversary Mass for Hannah M. O’Connor and Tim Cahillane, St.Mary’s Cathedral, 6.15pm, June 12th.

By Marian, Con, Donal P., Helen, Bridget, cousins, relations and friends.

in memoriam

In Memoriam

09.06.17 9TH ANNIVERSARY

10TH ANNIVERSARY

RYAN

O’ROURKE

In loving memory of Peggy Ryan late of Clydine, Kilcummin, Killarney who died on 12th June 2008.

In loving memory of a dear husband and loving father John O’Rourke late of Kilcummin, who died 7th June 2007.

You are more than a Memory silently kept, You are part of our lives We will never forget.

A silent thought A quiet prayer For a special person in God’s care.

Time moves on, but memories stay, You will always be remembered especially today. Always loved and remembered by your husband Henry, daughter Nicola and son Tadgh.

Dearly remembered by your loving wife Mary and sons Paul, Marcus and Philip. xxx

10TH ANNIVERSARY O’ROURKE

9TH ANNIVERSARY RYAN In loving memory of a dear father John O’Rourke late of Kilcummin, who died 7th June 2007. In loving memory of Peggy Ryan R.I.P late of Clydine Kilcummin Killarney who died on 12th June 2008. They say there is a reason They say that time will heal But neither time or reason Will change the way we feel. For no one knows the heartache That lies behind our smiles No one knows how many times We have broken down and cried. Hugs and Kisses to Heaven we send to our loving daughter Peggy Sadly missed by your Mother and Father. xxx Jesus came to the foot of the bed These are the words we are sure He said You suffered enough, take my hand And come with me to a better land. So keep your arms around her Lord And give her special care Make up for all she suffered And all that seemed unfair. God bless you Peggy, Till we meet again. Sadly missed by your Sisters Breda and Sheila and Brother Diarmuid Brothers in law Dan and Dermot Sister in law Noreen. x x x 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. Lovingly remembered by your Nieces and Nephews, Louise and Stephen O’Donoghue, Michael and Aileen O’Sullivan and Susan Katie O’Neill. x x x

29TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

A pleasant smile, a heart of gold No finer Dad this world could hold In heaven you rest, no worries, no pain Deep in our hearts you will always remain. Sadly missed by your daughter Nicola, son in law John and grandchildren Alison, Kayleigh and John. xxx

3RD & 23RD ANNIVERSARY’S MOYNIHAN

In loving memory of Joan Moynihan who passed away on 1st June 2014 & Dan Moynihan, who passed away on 8th June 1994, late of 97 Pinewood Killarney. Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today, Your name is often spoken, We talk about you still, You haven’t been forgotten, And by us you never will. Rest in peace. Your loving children: Gerard, Marie, Donal and Siobhan, Grandchildren: Danielle, Carrie & Vicky.

1ST ANNIVERSARY WYNNE

In loving memory of Mairead Wynne, late of Loretto Road, Killarney who died on 10th June 2017. Our lives go on without You Mom (Nana), But nothing is the same, We have to hide our heartache, When someone speaks your name,

In loving memory of Larry O’Sullivan, 44 Pinewood Estate Killarney who died on 12th of June 1988. Will those who think of him Say little pray Jesus . Always remembered by wife Nora And family.

Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent the tears that fall, Living our lives without you, The special years will not return, When we were all together, But the love within our hearts, You will walk with us forever. Lovingly remembered by your son Liam, daughter-in-law Deborah, Grandsons Christopher and grandaughter Alicia xxxx

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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE

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In loving memory of Mairead Wynne, late of Loretto Road, Killarney and also late of Renard Road, Caherciveen, who passed away on 10th June 2016.

Remembrance for My Loving Wife Aileen Rohan for our Wedding Anniversary which occurs on 6th June.

The family of the late Mairead Wynne, Loreto Road, Killarney, Co Kerry, and formerly of Renard Road, Caherciveen wish to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours and wellwishers who visited our home, attended the removal service and burial and who provided emotional and practical support for us at this difficult time. For those who travelled long distances, sent cards and messages of condolences, we are truly grateful. To the people of Renard Road and Caherciveen, it was an honour for us that you travelled for an old friend and neighbour. A special word of thanks to Donal O’Keeffe and Dr. Catherine Fitzgerald, Kerry Mental Health Service, Killarney. These professionals provided Mom and our family with help and support through her illness and we will be forever grateful.

They say time heals all Is today the day the hurt begins to fall, They say that it will get better and time will ease the pain; Maybe today the hurt will wain The summer days are so long, The pain is still strong, Our son is growing so brave, However he struggles with the thought of you in the grave, I work hard at being a good dad, It will never replace The love you two had, You did so much for me, dear, I hate to ask, but can you Help us with our tears, The memories and pain Are unbearable today I pray tomorrow will not be this way Thinking of you always with love, your Husband Mark and Son Eugene, Our hearts belong to you.

7TH, 8TH & 5TH ANNIVERSARIES O’SULLIVAN

Thank you to the Paramedics Killarney and the HSE ambulance crews. A sincere thank you to Tim, Mike, Mary and Ger of O’Sheas Funeral home for their guidance and professionalism. Thank you to Johnny Courtney who stayed with Dad during the funeral. To Father Kieran and Brother Sean, many thanks for your kindness. Appreciation also to The Killarney Court Hotel, Victoria House Hotel and Gillian O’Connor for their catering help. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, we hope this acknowledgment will be accepted as a token of our appreciation and gratitude. A mass will be offered for the intentions for all.

In loving memory of Donie and Rita O’Sullivan, late of Laune View, Lahard Beaufort, Killarney. R.I.P. Donie who died on the 21st of October 2010 and Rita who died on the 6th June 2009. Also remembering their son Denis who died on the 11th of March 2012.

Anniversary mass is on 9th June at 6.15pm in the Cathedral.

As time rolls by another year Treasured memories keep ye near. We hold ye close within our hearts And there ye shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again.

1ST ANNIVERSARY WYNNE

In loving memory of Mairead Wynne, late of Loretto Road, Killarney and also late of Renard Road, Caherciveen, who passed away on 10th June 2016.

Always remembered by your son John, daughter Mary, son-in-law Donal and grandchildren Marguerite, Dannielle and Conor.

13TH ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE

Happy smiling, always content, Loved and respected, Wherever She went. Always willing, helpful and kind, What a beautiful memory, She left behind. Close to our hearts, She will aways stay, Loved and remembered every day. So Treasure her Lord, In your Garden of Rest, For the lady you gave us, Was simply the best. Lovingly remembered by Christy and Family

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

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O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of a wonderful son and brother Christopher James O’Sullivan, late of 37 Gleann Ruá Rathmore Co. Kerry who sadly departed this world on June 10th 2013, Age 17 yrs.

In loving memory of Christopher O’Sullivan 37 Gleann Ruá and Freemount Rathmore Co. Kerry, who died June 10th 2013.

Today recalls the memory, Of a loved one gone to rest, And those whom think of him today, Are those who loved him best, He went away without farewell, He said goodbye to none, But heaven’s gate was open wide, And a loving voice said come, Beside his grave we often stand, Our hearts are tired and sore, But through the gloom, There comes the words, Not dead just gone before ye. Sadly missed and remembered everyday by your loving Mother and Brendan, and your brothers Tyrone, Daniel and Thomas. xxxx

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Though your smile is gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, Of the one we loved so much, Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part, God has you in His keeping, We have you in our hearts. Sadly missed by Jerry, Tyrone, Daniel and Thomas. Anniversary Mass Saturday June 24th 2017 Rathmore Parish Church 6pm.

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

Aisling, Elizabeth, Peggy and Linda Kelleher presented a cheque for €3400 to Christy Lehane, ambassador for the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association. They organised a fantastic céilí in March in the Lakehouse in Tuosist, Kenmare.

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4TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of Christopher O’Sullivan, Rathmore who died on the 10th June 2013. It doesn’t take a special day, To bring you to our minds, A day without you, Is very hard to find,

In loving memory of Christopher James O’Sullivan 37 Gleann Ruá and Freemount Rathmore Co. Kerry, who died June 10th 2013.

There is a face before us, A voice we’d love to hear, A smile we will always remember, Of Christopher we loved so dear.

He never thought when leaving home, He would never more return, That he in death soon would sleep, And leave us here alone.

Sadly missed and always remembered By Lorraine, Danny, Stephanie, Rachael, Mark and Aoife. xxxx

A sudden call from God on high, You had no chance to say goodbye, Without farewell you fell asleep, But memories of you we will always keep, And those who loved you dearly, Are the ones who won’t forget.

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No farewells were spoken, We did not say goodbye, You were gone before we knew it, And only God knows why. But we will always remember, Our whole life through, The last words we had with you. We will never fail to pray for you, We will never cease to care, We wish we could go home again, And find you waiting there.

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In loving memory of our dear mother, Catherine O’Sullivan, Raheen, Headford, Killarney, who died on June 10th 2013.

Breda Duggan, club president, presenting first prize in her President’s Prize to the Ladies winner Jane Dwyer with (front) Sheila Crowley 3rd, Sally Cooper 2nd, Kelley Brotherton best gross, Amy Arthur Lady Captain (back from left) Mary Geaney Past President’s prize, Anne Duggan 4th, Geraldine Collins 5th, Noreen Buckley 7th, Mairead O’Sullivan 9th, Maureen Creedon 10th and Christine Carroll front nine at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club on Sunday.

Always treasured and remembered by Mary, John, Kathleen, Margaret, Anne, Pauline and your brother John

Always loved and remembered by his Uncle Pa Joe and his wife Eileen. xxxx

4TH ANNIVERSARY O’SULLIVAN

In loving memory of our dear Grandson Christopher James O’Sullivan, Rathmore Co. Kerry who died June 10th 2013. As we look upon your picture, Sweet memories we recall, Of a face so full of sunshine, And a smile for one and all, Sweet Jesus take this message, To our dear grandson up above, Tell him that we miss him, And give him all our love. Loved and sadly missed by your Nan and Grandad xxxxx

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POWERFUL NOVENA This novena never fails. Say it on the hour for 9 hours. Jesus who has said, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be open to you. Through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother, I knock, I ask that my prayer will be granted (Make your request). Oh Jesus, has said all you ask the Father in my name, he will grant through the intercession of Mary, the Most Holy Mother. I humbly beg and urgently ask the Father in thy Name that my prayer be granted (Make request here) Oh Jesus who has said Heaven and Earth shall pass away but my word shall not pass away through the intercession of Mary, the most Holy Mother. I feel confident my prayer shall be answered. (Make request). This novena is to be said at the same time every hour for nine consecutive hours - one day. Promised publication, never fails. A.N.

Breda Duggan, club president, presenting first prize in her President’s Prize to the Men’s winner Greg Lanigan with prizewinners (left) David O’Donoghue, Declan McCarthy Captain (back from left) prizewinners Enda Murphy, Finbarr O’Mahony, Francis Courtney, Matthew Lacey and David Moloney and James Arthur at Killarney Golf Club on Sunday.

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Sadhbh Walsh, Faha National School. Pic: Breda Daly

Ava Reardon, Fossa National School, who recently made her First Communion. Pic: Breda Daly

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

Milner’s Knockout Blow Sends Athletic To The Semis It took an audacious 90th minute winner from super sub Mike Milner to settle the latest instalment of the Killarney derby, writes Athletic’s Adam Moynihan Greyhound Bar KO Cup (Quarter Final) Killarney Athletic 2-1 Killarney Celtic KILLARNEY ATHLETIC are through to the last four of the cup following a dramatic victory over fierce rivals Celtic in Ferndale on Sunday. The visitors took the lead in the first half and were on top for much of the game, but goals from Daithí Casey and Mike Milner helped the Blues to a famous win that will live long in the memory. This was the third time we’ve played each other this season and once again the derby didn’t disappoint in terms of excitement. We came out on top back in March when two late goals sealed a 3-2 win, and Celtic got the better of us a couple of weeks ago, coming back from 2-0 down to win 3-2. It was going to take something exceptional to top that first win up in Celtic Park but, fortunately for us, that’s exactly what happened. Celtic started much the brighter and had us on the ropes a bit early on. When Cathal O’Shea got in behind and coolly rounded Brian O’Connor to give Celtic the lead, you definitely couldn’t say that it was against the run of play. We were leaving ourselves a bit too open and Celtic’s attacking quartet of Stephen Hayes, Tony Brosnan (who replaced the injured Chris O’Leary in the first half), Wayne Sparling and O’Shea were floating around and finding space at will. We upped it a bit in the second half and when Daithí Casey latched on to Mike O’Donoghue’s knockdown and volleyed beyond Roy Kelliher, the sides were level. The last quarter was very frantic as both sides pushed for the killer goal. Things got heated on a couple of occasions but that’s par for the course in a derby game of this magnitude. Celtic were reduced to 10 men when Peter McCarthy received his marching orders following a kick on substitute Lukasz Polak, and that gave us a bit of a lift at a crucial time. Forward Mike Milner was introduced for the last 10 or 15 minutes and no one who was at the game will be forgetting his cameo any time soon. Mike hasn’t featured much for us this season because of other commitments but he has been buzzing at training recently and we definitely felt that he was going to have an impact for us when he came on. He was active from the second he got on the pitch but he was caught offside a couple of times before he finally broke the trap and got in behind.

The Killarney Athletic team who defeated Celtic in the cup on Sunday; back: Daithí Casey, Brian O’Reilly, Brian O’Connor, Eanna Kavanagh, Shane Lynch, Paudie O’Connor and Alan Brady (assistant manager); front: Shane Doolan, Jamie Doolan, Will Courtney, Adam Moynihan and Michael O’Donoghue.

Mike has been buzzing at training recently and we definitely felt that he was going to have an impact for us when he came on

With 90 minutes on the clock, Shane Doolan clipped an accurate through ball over the top for Milner to chase. He was way out on the lefthand side of the box with a defender marshalling him and there appeared to be nothing really on, except for maybe a cross, but Milner caught the ball sweetly on the half volley and fired an incredible shot across the goal and into the far top corner. It was a goal worthy of winning any game. Celtic pressed manfully but we just about managed to keep them at bay. After the match, Celtic were very angry with the referee for not awarding them a spot kick. With

the game deadlocked at 1-1, Cathal O’Shea went down in the box under pressure from Eanna Kavanagh and the away side were adamant that it was a penalty. My initial reaction was that it might have been a foul but my teammates reckon Eanna got the ball, and an ardent Celtic supporter who was at that side of the pitch admitted that he was of the same opinion. Celtic will now turn their full attention to the league and they’re still in pole position to clinch a place in the final. They play Dingle away tonight (Friday). We’ll face Castleisland in the semi-final in Tralee, possibly next week but we’ll have to wait and see. In the other semi-final, Mitchel’s Avenue will play Tralee Celtic. Next up for us is Listowel at home in the league tonight at 7.30pm. A win would go a long way towards securing a spot in the league final but we’ll have to be at our very best to come away with all three points. Athletic: Brian O’Connor; Brian O’Reilly, Paudie O’Connor, Eanna Kavanagh, Adam Moynihan; Michael O’Donoghue, Shane Doolan; Will Courtney, Daithí Casey, Jamie Doolan; Shane Lynch. Subs used: Lukasz Polak, Mike Milner, Eamonn Lavin and Philip O’Connor. Celtic: Roy Kelliher; Chris O’Leary, Jamie Spillane, John McDonagh, Brendan Falvey; Pa McGrath, Matt Keane; Stephen Hayes, Peter McCarthy, Wayne Sparling; Cathal O’Shea. Subs used: Tony Brosnan, Conor McCarthy and Stephen McCarthy.

09.06.17 Words & Pictures: Eamonn Keogh The St Paul’s Basketball Club Annual General Meeting in The Malton Hotel last Tuesday night was very well attended. Club Chairman Padraig Weldon informed club members about the process and work done behind the scenes in recent weeks that secured the return of national league basketball to Killarney. He said that the feedback and reaction from everywhere since the announcement was very positive and looked forward to the new season. Basketball Ireland have yet the announce the structure of the National League division one next season but it is possible that it may be a northern and southern conference style league system as there is a total of 15 teams. St Paul’s is one of four new teams that will compete in the league. The other new teams are Portlaoise Panthers, Ballincollig and Limerick Celtics. They will join existing teams Galway Titans, Neptune, Ulster University Elks, ITC Carlow, Team Kilkenny, LYIT Donegal, Sligo All-Stars, Keanes SV Killorglin, Fr Mathews, Dublin Lions and Radisson Blu UL Eagles. The Killarney side plan to acquire the services of an American player and are also likely to include at least two European players. The rest of the squad will be made up of local Killarney players including former Irish schoolboy internationals Philip O’Connor and Mark Greene while St Paul’s also hope to reach out to other clubs in the East Kerry area where a structured link would allow some of these players to play national league basketball. Padraig Weldon also stressed the importance of continuing the good work at juvenile level in the club and providing coaches for all underage teams. Committee members elected and returned to office on the night will continue to administer the club at juvenile level. Padraig Weldon will remain in office as club Chairman and will be assisted by Jim Delaney and Elizabeth Switzer (ViceChairpersons). Kathy Shine remains as Secretary and Treasurer Jean Courtney will be assisted by Theresa O’Neill. Siobhan Bennett is the new children’s officer. Special presentations were also made at the AGM to club members who enjoyed recent success at All Ireland schools level and community games. These included coach Kate Donnellan and players on the St Brigid’s Presentation team, Mia Heffernan (Presentation Miltown), Anne Moynihan (Intermediate School Killorglin) and Amanda and Darragh O’Brien and Shea Weldon, Fossa Community Games. Congratulations were also extended to underage players Jade Potts and Jamie O’Sullivan who played for the Kerry U-14 teams. Jamie’s U-14 boys team reached the All Ireland final while Jade went one step further with the U-14 girls team when her MVP performance led them to national success.

St Paul’s AGM

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Special presentations were made to St Paul’s Basketball Club players and coach Kate Donnellan from the St Brigid’s Presentation Secondary School Killarney team that won the recent All-Ireland Junior A title. Front, Lyselle O’Shea, Kate Donnellan , Coach, Julie Delaney (Captain), Elizabeth Switzer (St. Paul’s Vice-Chairperson) and Tara Murphy. Back, Ava O’Doherty, Lauren Horgan, Holly Power, Evie Culloty, Deirdre Lyne, Ava Sheehan, Isabelle Murphy and Treasa O’Sullivan. Inset: Elizabeth Switzer (St Paul’s Vice-Chairperson) congratulates club player Mia Heffernan that played on the Presentation Miltown team that won an All Ireland final.

Jim Delaney (St Paul’s Vice-Chairperson) and Padraig Weldon (Chairman) congratulate club member Anne Moynihan who coached the Intermediate School Killorglin team to an All Ireland final victory.

Elizabeth Switzer (St Paul’s Vice-Chairperson) and Padraig Weldon, Chairman, congratulate club members Shea Weldon, Amanda O’Brien (Coach) and Darragh O’Brien following Fossa’s success in community games basketball.

NBA FINALS The NBA in the USA has reached the exciting finals stage. Unfortunately our national broadcaster and many of the Irish media may be unaware of it but there is no better sporting spectacle happening anywhere in the world for the first two weeks of June. A global television audience of over 30 million people watched LeBron James lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to victory over Golden State Warriors in game seven of last year’s epic finale. This year’s finals bring the same two teams together again. In a series that could last for seven games, the first team to win four games will be crowned champions. The first two games took place in San Francisco last week with the Warriors emerging victorious in both. Two more games are scheduled to take place in Cleveland this week with game four set for this Friday night The home side will have to win at least one of these games to stay in the series. Depending on results the series could finish after four or five games or last for seven games until June 18. Cavaliers star LeBron James is the best all round basketball player in the world at the moment and a global superstar. ESPN announced their ‘World

Fame 100’ of the 100 most famous athletes in the world this week and LeBron is in second place squeezed in between Cristiano Ronaldo (first) and Lionel Messi (third). However Golden State Warriors possess the most entertaining player in the league in Steph Curry, already widely regarded as the greatest shooter of all time in NBA history. The Warriors are also boosted this year with the addition of former MVP winner Kevin Durant and possess a better all-round team but LeBron James is capable of anything to keep the Cavaliers in contention. All games are live on BT Sport TV and repeated the following day at different times.

tRiViA There are five Austrians currently playing in the Premier League. Can you name them? ANSWER ON SPORT PAGE 5

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Kerry’s Opening Bid For Sam Maguire Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald THE Munster Senior and Junior football semi-finals have been confirmed for Sunday next AT Cusack Park in Ennis. In the senior semi-final, Kerry will play Clare at 3.30pm with Padraig Hughes of Armagh in charge. This game will be preceded by the junior semi-final between Kerry and Limerick at 1.30pm with John Hannon of Clare the man in the middle. The Kerry senior squad spent last week away at a collective training camp and there are no reports of any new injuries. Peter Crowley has not played any football for the past few weeks as he is nursing a hamstring injury. The team has not been announced as we go to press, but we can expect it will be along the lines of the team that won the National League title at the expense of Dublin. The Dubs are still the team to beat as they hope to hold on to the Sam Maguire for the third year on the trot. They came through the first hurdle last weekend defeating a very defence orientated Carlow side, by 19 points to 7. Will Eamonn Fitzmaurice hand championship debuts to any of the Under 21 players surprisingly defeated by Galway? Clare beat Limerick in their opening game two weeks ago by just a single point, but it would be a surprise if Kerry lose on Sunday and have to go through the backdoor. Kerry and Dublin are the two fancied teams for Sam.

National Bike Week

National Bike Week (June 10-18) gets underway tomorrow, and to mark the week a number of participation opportunities are being offered for all which include Pedal in the Parks in Listowel and Tralee and the themed cycle Any Bike Will Do. The

Rugby News ... Words: Liam Murphy THE focus is well and truly on the British and Irish Lions these days. Every four years, the best rugby players from Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales are selected to tour with the Lions. The tour rotates between Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and this year New Zealand are the hosts. In the 6 weeks that the tour lasts, the Lions will play 10 matches with 3 of those being tests against the All Blacks.

Listowel event is on Sunday, June 11 at 11am with fun and face painting from 10.15am and meeting at Listowel Community Centre. The Tralee event is on Friday, June 16, at 7pm, with music and face painting from 6.15pm. The meeting point is Tralee Bay Wetlands.

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Division 1, Round 4 John Mitchels 0-08 Dr Crokes 1-11 Before the commencement of the game, John Mitchels U10 boys formed a guard of honour for both teams and there was a minute’s silence before throw-in for Francis Galvin, who passed away earlier this week. Dr Crokes opened the scoring with a point from Shane Murphy, followed by a point from a free from Chris Brady. Mitchels got on the scoreboard in the 16th minute with a point from a free from James Duggan, leaving the score at the end of the first quarter Mitchels 0-01, Crokes 0-02. Dr Crokes followed on with a point from play from Tony Brosnan, followed by a speculative high ball into the Mitchels square, which was deflected into the Mitchels goal by Paul Clarke. This was going to be the decisive score of the game. Dr Crokes opened the second half with a point from play from Jason Lyne, followed by a Mitchels point from play from Niall Sheehy. Dr Crokes scored a further two points and Mitchels pulled one back with a James Duggan converted free, leaving the scores going into the last quarter: Dr Crokes 1-08, Mitchels 0-05. In the last quarter, Crokes added on a further three points which were matched with points from Conor Hurley and George Bastible, both from play and a converted free by Alan O’Donoghue.

The other matches will be very tough affairs against Super 14 teams so Warren Gatland will have his work cut out. The Lions have not had a successful tour in New Zealand since 1971 and the 3-0 drubbing 12 years ago is something they won’t want to repeat. Warren Gatland has selected 41 players for this tour, however Billy Vunipola had to withdraw due to injury and will be a huge loss for the series. Last Saturday the Lions took on the New Zealand barbarians only 72 hours after a twoday flight; however jet lag cannot be blamed for the hugely underwhelming match which took place. A pretty poor match took place in all honesty but

Football

The Spa Muckross U10 Gaelic football team, county winners, with trainers Adrian McCarthy and Diarmuid O’Carroll.

Division 3 Round 4 County League Laune Rangers 0-10, Gneeveguilla 0-10 Nothing could separate the sides on Saturday evening as Laune Rangers and Gneeveguilla finished level in their County Senior Football League tie in JP O’Sullivan Park, Killorglin. These clubs have got to know each other very well in recent memory, as they have clashed in Divisions One, Two and Three of the County League in the past few years. Laune Rangers had the benefit of the breeze in the first half, and scored with their first possession of the game as Connor Clarke pointed. Gneeveguilla held Rangers out for much of the opening half, and the sides were level at 0-3 each with 15 minutes played – Padraig Doyle, Jamie Brosnan and Padraig O’Sullivan (free) scoring for the visitors with Colm O’Shea (free) and Shane McSweeney pointing for Rangers. Points from play were hard to come by in the second part of the half with both defences applying pressure. Padraig O’Sullivan and Colm O’Shea (2) traded frees before a late surge by Rangers saw Patrick Carey drive forward twice from wingback to score a brace of points to put Rangers ahead by three at the break. An early Padraig Doyle point for the visitors was cancelled out by a third for Patrick Carey. Gneeveguilla were much stronger in the third quarter though, and were level at 0-8 apiece by the 49th minute with points from Padraig O’Sullivan (free), Ciarán O’Connor and Michael Brosnan. Mike Frank Russell made up for an earlier missed free by slotting another to edge Rangers ahead, and Connor Clarke doubled the advantage for the hosts. Gneeveguilla kept their nerve though, and sustained pressure led to a couple of late frees. the 13-7 win is a win. Captain Sam Warburton said every game is a Test Match for the Lions and that’s how they are treating each game. The big thing for me was how well Owen Farrell played and took the match by the scruff of the neck when Johnny Sexton went off. Farrell is a class act and seemed to cope better with the Barbarians than Sexton, who took a knock in the first half. It will certainly be an interesting series. It’s a little strange watching a rugby match on a Saturday morning but there’s no complaints in my household as my boys were glued to the game also. Here’s hoping for better quality rugby over the next few weeks.

Soccer

The Killarney Celtic team who took part in the Barnardos Kids For Kids tournament which takes place in Douglas Hall AFC in Cork.

Sport

smalltalk 09.06.17

Kilcummin forward Noel Duggan talks to Adam Moynihan about a difficult start to the season, his favourite sport (it’s not football) and Kevin Gorman’s Road cords

Hi Noel. How’re things?

What’s your proudest sporting moment?

Not too bad.

I got a trial for the Kerry minors.

How’s the year going so far with Kilcummin?

And the most embarrassing?

Between injuries and everything it isn’t going great really. We’re out of the County Championship and we’ve to play Kerins O’Rahilly’s in the relegation final. Other than that, we’re up in the top half of Division 2 so that’s probably our main aim, to get promoted back to Division 1.

Kerry minor trials.

When is that Rahilly’s game likely to be played? The end of the year. After Rahilly’s go out of the County Championship, that’s when we’ll be playing. A few questions about your teammates…

Which of your teammates is the best at Tinder? Philip Casey has Tinder Pro.

If you had to compare yourself to a professional athlete, who would it be? Djimi Traoré.

If you could go for a drink with any three sportspeople, living or dead, who would they be? ROG, Shane Lowry and Eddie Guerrero.

Latino Heat. What are your five favourite sports in order? Golf, hurling, rugby, women’s beach volleyball and football.

Fancy. Who’s the biggest moaner?

Would golf be number one?

Kevin Gorman.

Who’s the worst-dressed? See previous answer.

It would I suppose, yeah. I’d be interested enough in golf. I watch it most weekends.

What kind of stuff does he rock up in?

What are you playing off?

What would you sing at karaoke?

Remember the old Road cords with the flares? I think he has a couple of pairs of them left.

11.

Champagne Supernova by Oasis.

Who spends the most time in the gym?

Yeah I’m okay. I’m better at watching it than I am at playing.

Patrick Buckley. He’s massive.

This is a loaded question but if you could bring back one ex-player to line out for Kilcummin this season, who would it be? There’s a good few in town! But I’d have to say Tommy Brosnan.

Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? Shane McSweeney.

Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with? Brendan Kealy. He drinks almond milk.

If you had to transfer to another local club, who would it be? I live in Spa so I’ll say them.

You’re good enough so…

What’s your most-used emoji?

Is there another sport you haven’t tried that you think you’d be good at?

What’s the best show on TV?

Rugby maybe?

Location, Location, Location.

What’s the best sporting moment of all time?

Who’s the most famous person in your phone?

Simon Zebo ringing Rob Penney to ask for the Munster captaincy. [It was a forfeit on the last Lions tour.]

Khan the Taxi Man.

Do you have any nicknames?

Anything from Rob’s Ranch House.

Dugs.

Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without? Spotify.

What’s your favourite song at the moment? Mask Off - Future.

What would you have for your last meal? Who would play you in a movie about your life? Zach Galifianakis.

Can you tell me a joke? No, but I gotta make like Tom and Cruise. Slán.

Slán go fóill lad.

Fantasy Football

Conor Healy Claims Advertiser Fantasy Football Crown FANTASY FOOTBALL expert Conor Healy has scooped the top prize in the inaugural Killarney Advertiser fantasy football league. In a dramatic, late twist, Conor shot up the Serie A-dvertiser table in the closing weeks to see off fierce competition from some of the finest fantasy managers in town. He made Alexis Sánchez captain for the final gameweek which earned him 18 points, while big scores from Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Gabriel Jesus all contributed to his impressive tally of 93. Conor finished first with 1,267 points, just five points clear of Leo Nash in second. Niall McCarthy came third with 1,235. Gadge Murphy had been in pole position for the majority of the season but a disappointing run-in left him way down in ninth at the close of play.

The competition, which was free to enter, was very generously sponsored by Brian James and Conor picked up his trophy and winning prize of a voucher for a free suit, shirt and tie during the week. Patrick Moriarty, Sam Fagan and Alan McCarthy, winners of the March, April and May Manager of the Month awards respectively, also collected €50 vouchers for their efforts. Speaking after the prize giving, sports columnist and tournament organiser Adam Moynihan was full of praise for the winners. “Fair play to the lads,” he said. “Fantasy Premier League is a real test of your football knowledge and it takes a lot of time and effort to challenge for big leagues like this. Conor loves his fantasy football and he’s definitely a deserving champion. “We only started in January so it was great to get 150 entrants. With the

Patrick Moriarty, Sam Fagan, Brian O’Shea of Brian James, overall winner Conor Healy, Adam Moynihan, Killarney Advertiser sports columnist, and Kieran Healy, Killarney Advertiser business development manager.

fantastic sponsorship we’re getting from Brian James, we’d be hoping for even more participants next season.” As for his own endeavours in the league, Adam was surprisingly up-

beat. “I’m happy with my 93rd place finish,” he insisted. “At the end of the day, some of my players let me down big time but I don’t think I should be held accountable for that.”

Sport

09.06.17 camaraderie in the Clubhouse. Our team in the J.B. Carr Diamond Trophy West Munster Area Final went to Ballybunion for the return leg of the tie, and although they had a massive deficit to overcome, having lost the home leg of the tie by 4 matches to 1, came within a whisker of pulling off one of the greatest comebacks in our competitive Club record. We won the tie, by 4 matches to 1, but unfortunately lost the deciding play-off match on the 1st tie hole. The team and results were as follows, Dermot Roche & Enda Curtayne won 2/1, Seamus O’Connor & Jack Buckley won 1 up, Derry O’Connor & John Wall won 5/4, Donie Macsweeney & Padraig Griffin won 1 up, and John Hickey & John Clifford lost 1 down.

Killarney Golf Club

Killarney Celtic players with Cork City mascot Corky.

Beaufort Golf Club

RESULTS: Monday 5th June Club Fundraiser Singles Competition, Sponsor Dunloe Hotel 1. Michael J O’Connor (10) 43 pts, 2. Paddy Healy (16) 38 pts, 3. Jim O’Leary (19) 38 pts, 4. Edwin Spence (14) 37 pts. FIXTURES: Open Seniors Thurs 10am. Open Fridays contact clubhouse 0646644440. 10/11th June 18 hole Lombard Trophy qualifier. Sponsor: David O’Driscoll, Auctioneer & Valuer, Killarney.

Castlerosse Golf Club

RESULTS: Competition played on Sunday 4th June 18 Hole Stableford 1st Place, Danny Lynch (20) 42pts, Runner-up, Mick Clifford (21) 40pts, 3rd place, John O’ Reilly (22) 40pts. Mixed Scramble played on Wednesday 31st May, best return Roger O’ Sullivan & Peter McGrath. FIXTURES: Captain (Danny Lynch) prize day Saturday 10th June. Register to play by 7pm Friday 9th June. CASTLEROSSE LADIES RESULTS: 9 Hole Stableford played on Thursday 1st June place Mary O’ Reilly (36) 14pts. Mixed Scramble continue each Wednesday evening draw at 6.15pm, meet at clubhouse. Competition open to all golfers, Ladies & Gents.

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

NATIONAL MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS: While our two competitors didn’t feature towards the business end of proceedings both Damien Fleming and Danny Looney can be happy to have won matches above in Tipperary Hills on the Bank Holiday Weekend. Damien defeated Joe McGrath Jnr of Erry in his first match before losing out to Martin O’Neill of Enniscorthy in the Second Round.

Danny came from four down at one stage of his match with Julian Kelly of Glenville in the First Round to win on the last hole before he lost to the eventual winner of the event John Ross Crangle in the Second Round. SUNDAY COMPETITION: Overall NettSean Ashe and Mike Seve O’Leary 36.5, Overall Gross- Sean Ashe and Ger Casey 46 and Second Nett- Mike Seve O’Leary and John Murphy 37 WEDNESDAY COMPETETION: Overall Nett- John O’Brien and Noel Moynihan 37, Overall Gross: Ger Casey and David O’Donnell 45, Second Nett- Kieran Fitzpatrick and Betty O’Brien 37.5. Reminder that the start time for events over the summer moves to 7pm. COUNTY STROKEPLAY: Best wishes to all players from the club entered in this Sunday’s event in Deerpark. Note to all that the event is dress code. MUNSTER U-16 STROKEPLY: A note to all U-16’s that entries for this event in Deerpark on Saturday July 8th must be received and paid for by this Sunday evening with cost of entry €5 per player. CLUB FOURBALL MATCHPLAY: A note that entries for this event must be received and paid for by this Sunday evening. The draw for the competition will only be done on paid entries.

Commercial Rowing Club

Club members are now engaged in serious preparation for Killarney’s 232nd annual regatta at 0’Mahoney,s Point on Sunday June 25th and hope to compete in a number of races on this ocasion. REGATTA QUEES: Clara Wharton has been nominated to represent the club in this year’s Regatta Queen contest and will be present at the launch on Thursday June I5th in The Avenue Hotel 9pm.

THE DRAPERS: When the Commercial club was established in I886 it became known as The Drapers due to its association with the Drapery business in Killarney and it is on record that the club won the Points Cup in I886 with the following crew, Coxed by Daniel 0’Shea--Jehremiah Moynihan, John 0’Riordan, Jehremiah Fleming, Denis Kelliher, Corneilus Flynn and Michael Cronin Hoping that the club will return with some silverware on Sunday June 25th

Killarney Golf and Fishing Club

Men’s Club Club President Breda Duggan held her President’s Prize to the Men’s Club on Killeen course over Saturday & Sunday last Weekend. The competition entry at 275 was one of the largest entries ever, and the scoring reflected the playing conditions, which were blustery all weekend. The winner with an excellent score of 5 up, was Greg Lanigan playing off of 4 handicap, Greg was around in 1 under par, as was David O’Donoghue who was in 2nd place with 4 up off of 3 handicap, and Brian Fitzgerald was in 3rd spot also with 4 up, beaten on the back 9 holes, C.S.S. was 72. Green Tee competition was won by Donal Hickey (21) with 3 down. Club Captain Declan was present on Friday morning to welcome our visitors from our “twinned Club” Southerndown in South Wales, when their group of 24 members led by their Captain Paul Porter arrived for their bi-ennial visit, and to enjoy 2 rounds of Golf as our guests, which would include playing against a Killarney Men’s Club side for the Southerndown Shield. The match was played on Mahony’s Point on Saturday afternoon, and this was followed by a most enjoyable evening of dinner and

ladies 1st Jane Dwyer (25) 65, 2nd Sally Cooper (22) 70, BG Kelly Brotherton (0) 70, 3rd Sheila Crowley (22) 70, 4th Anne Duggan (12) 70, 5th Geraldine Collins (26) 71, 6th Margaret O’Donoghue (21) 71, 7th Noreen C Buckley (20) 71, Front 9 Christine Carroll (13) 32.5, Back 9 Grace Dennehy (30) 32, Past Presidents Prize: Mary Geanery (12) 77. Next Sunday’s Competition - Laurels bar and Restaurant v-par, Killeen. Best wishes to our Intermediate Team who play Ballybunion Next Sunday June 11th in Castleisland Golf Club at 2.45pm, our Minor Team Who Play Newcastlewest in Ballybunion Golf Course on this Saturday at 9.45 am and our Mixed team who play Bearhaven at Ring of Kerry Golf Club on this Sunday at 3.00pm.

Kilcummin Community

COMHALTAS FEIS LAITIARAIN: Feis Laitiarain Cuilinn Uí Chaoimh will be held in Cullen GAA Grounds on Sunday, June 25th starting at 12 noon. Competitions in: singing, music, sports, set dancing, poetry & Sean-Nós Dancing. DATE FOR YOUR DIARY: Fleadh Cheoil na Mumhan – July 17th to the 23rd in Cork City. OLD KILCUMMIN GRAVEYARD: Recording of gravestones will take place Friday 9th & Saturday 10th June. If you have an hour or two to spare your assistance would be appreciated. Contact Mary 087 1527050. “GET IN STEP”: Sean Nós & Set Dancing Summer Camp with Adrian Moriarty and Eimer Mulvey. Kids/teens aged 5-17 years old. Learn Broom & Barrel Dancing and performance techniques. Date: 31st July – 4thAugust. Time: 10am – 2pm in Kilcummin Recreational Hall. Price €60 per dancer. Family concession for 2 or more children. Book your place now, - places limited. Contact: Adrian 087-9330768 or John 086-1579381. THE MORIARTY SCHOOL OF DANCING: The Moriarty School of Dancing are taking orders for half zip hoodies with logo. If interested please contact John on 086 1579381. THE IRISH CANCER SOCIETY: The Irish Cancer Society Annual Church Gate Collection amounted to €724.02. The organizers would like to acknowledge your support for this worthy cause.

Marko Arnautović (Stoke City), Ashley Barnes (Burnley), Christian Fuchs (Leicester City), Sebastian Prödl (Watford) and Kevin Wimmer (Tottenham Hotspur).

Sport

09.06.17 VACANCY: A vacancy presently exist on the Kilcummin Rural Development C.E. Scheme for the position of Maintenance – Caretaker. This position is a development opportunity and no experience necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career. Please contact your Local Dep. of Social Protection employment services/Intreo office to check your eligibility. To apply please forward your C.V. & P.P.S. No. for the attention of the supervisor to Rural Development Office by post or email to info@kilcumminparish.com. For further info contact John on 086-157938

Killarney Athletic

RESULTS: Greyhound Bar Cup, Killarney Athletic 2-1 Killarney Celtic Athletic 2-1 Celtic. A cracking cup win for our senior team against big rivals and neighbours Celtic this morning in front of a good crowd in Woodlawn. We never got going in 1st half and were lucky to be just 1 down at the break.. the Athletic boys started the 2nd half with a more intense effort and grabbed an equalizer through Daithi Casey. The introduction of Milner, Lukas and Lavin upped the tempo further for us and after a red card for Celtic it was the turn of Milner magic in the 90th minute to give us a heart stopping victory. ANNULA GERNAL MEETING: Annual General Meeting on Friday 16th June 2017 at 8.00pm in Scott’s Hotel Motions & Nominations must be sent in by 9th June 2017 to sec@killarneyathletic.com. All new members welcome. 7 a side: Killarney Credit Union is delighted to be the main sponsor of the Killarney Athletic A.F.C.7 a side competition. Application forms available in all credit union branches. Closing date is the 9th June for senior and over 35 entries.

Killarney Celtic

U7/U8 TRAINING: U7/U8 Training is now finished for this season; a big thank you to the players, parents, and most especially the dedicated coaches. SOCCER TOTS: Our Soccer Tots Programme for boys and girls aged 4-6 starts in mid-June. This is an 8-week fun and friendly introduction to soccer under fully qualified and garda vetted supervision. RESULTS: Greyhound Cup: Killarney Athletic 2 Killarney Celtic 1 Our Killarney rivals took the honours in the Greyhound Cup after a real thriller in Ferndale this morning. Cathal O’Shea rounded the keeper and slotted home from a tight angle to give us a 1-0 lead at half-time. Celtic were the better side at this stage, with Matt Keane, Peter McCarthy, Wayne Sparling, and Cathal applying constant pressure, but the loss of the influential Chris O’Leary to injury early on was a factor in Athletics’ resurgence - Brian O’Reilly, Mike Stam O’Donoghue, and Daithi Casey were outstanding, and it was Casey who volleyed home a rebound for the equalizer. With some of the play becoming disjointed, Mike Milner curled in a brilliant winner,

giving the excellent Roy Kelliher no chance - in fairness, it was as good a goal as you will ever hope to see. Despite great efforts, Celtic couldn’t get in to draw level before the clock ran out. Disappointing to lose, but the superb quality of the play is something that will hopefully stand to both sides in the games to come as the league season reaches its zenith. FOOTBALL FOR ALL: Well done to our Football For All team and coaches who travelled to the AUL in Dublin for the FAI National Football For All Blitz. We had 30 players, 9 coaches & supporters travelling. It is all about inclusion, taking part & having fun. U10’S: Our U10s finished up a great season with a blitz at Woodlawn this afternoon. Ourselves, Inter Kenmare, and hosts Killarney Athletic each fielded 2 teams on a lovely bright day. Some great games took place with pizzas and soft drinks provided for the boys at full time. Thanks to JP for the hospitality. After playing soccertots, U7, U8, U9 and U10 these boys are now graduates of our academy and hopefully they will have many years playing with Celtic ahead.

Killarney RFC

WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TROPHY VISIT: Next Monday, the Women’s World Cup Trophy will visit Killarney. This is a huge occasion for the club and we will bring the trophy to some of the schools in the locality. We would like everyone to come along to Aghadoe to get a photo with the Trophy at 4pm. For further details please contact Denis Corridan on 086-8375142. KIDS TAG RUGBY: Kids Tag Rugby continues every Saturday morning at Aghadoe between 11am and 12 midday. All kids aged between 6 and 12 are welcome to come along and have fun. No rugby experience is necessary. The cost is €2 per child per week. Contact Mini coordinator Liam Murphy on 087-4145662 if you want any details. TOUCH RUGBY TUESDAYS: Touch rugby for adults takes place every Tuesday at Aghadoe between 7pm and 9pm. All adults are welcome to come along and enjoy the craic, play touch rugby and make new friends. The cost is only per week and no tags or equipment is needed. Keep posted to our Facebook page or contact Mike Fuller on 087-6489628 for details.

Killarney Swimming Club

Congratulations to our swimmers who took part in the Munster/Connaught IAG in UL from the 2nd to the 4th of June, all events taking place in the Olympic-sized pool. This is the business-end of the swimming season with Swim Ireland representatives keeping an eye out now for potential national talent. Killarney were represented by a wonderful team of 11 swimmers – Julie Rose Bowell, Aisling Coffey, Marta Doberschuetz, Nathaniel Doncel, Pia Hickey, Charles O’Brien, Robert O’Brien, Emer O’Dowd, Ethan O’Neill, Alan O’Shea and Orlaith Reyn-

olds. Charles O’Brien powered to a silver medal in the 200 metres breaststroke and added another Division 1 qualifying time to his CV. Meanwhile his brother, Robert O’Brien won a tasty trio of bronze medals in the 200 metres backstroke, 200 metres breaststroke and the 200 metres Individual Medley. Also swimming with great determination was Julie Rose Bowell to get her qualifying time in the 200 metres freestyle. Finally, we must mention Pia Hickey who managed to knock an outrageous 20 seconds of her time in the 200 metres freestyle. Thanks to our Senior Coach, Cathal O’Brien, for all his work in Limerick and to all parents who travelled and helped out during the gala.

Killarney Valley AC

Congratulations to KVAC member Ciara Kennelly who came away with the Silver medal in the Intermediate High Jump in the All Ireland Schools in Tullamore Saturday 3rd June. New date for the Kerry county primary school sports is June 28th. More details to follow on our Facebook page. Thursday evening training sessions are now over for the summer Please check our Facebook page and the notes here for updates when we start back in September. Monday sessions for the older athletes will continue for the next few weeks. Please check our Facebook page for training schedules. All currently registered athletes will be informed by email if there are any changes to the schedule. Anyone wishing to buy KVAC half zip tops, singlets or hats please contact Brid Stack 0872650720. Enquiries: killarneyvalleyac@gmail. com Up to date news : https://www. facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/

Sponsored by Morrison Tour 1st Danny Evans 40 pts, 2nd John McCarthy 40 pts, 3rd Shane Collins 39 pts, Gross Joe Kennedy 79 strokes, 4th Michael A. O’Sullivan 38 pts, Senior Bernie Coffey 38 pts.

Spa Muckross Community Games

U10 GAELIC FOOTBALL: Our team won Gold last Sunday, much to everyone’s delight. They played in a group of 5 in Connolly Park defeating Kenmare, Listowel, Glenflesk and Keel to top their group. In the semi-final in Na Gaeil GAA grounds, they defeated Moyvane, and then went on to defeat Rathmore/Gneeveguilla in the final. What a result! Well done to the team and trainers Adrian McCarthy and Diarmuid O’Carroll. Next up is the Munster competition on 1st July in the University of Limerick. COUNTY TRAINING: training commenced this week in preparation for the finals in Castleisland on 24th and 25th of June.

Gleneagle Pitch & Putt

Congratulations to Michael Seve O’Leary on winning the Munster Special Olympics golf competition. Michael is also playing good pitch putt at the tournament.

Killarney Commmunity Games

Well done to the U10 boys of Killarney Community Games who participated in the county finals at the weekend in Tralee. The boys performed very well on the day playing 4 very evenly contested games. This experience will stand to the boys as they return to their clubs. Huge thanks to manger Donal O Leary who put in huge work to prepare and put the squad together and to his assistant Colin Kielyy for LOTTO: no winner of our lotto his assistance on the day. Big thanks 02/06/2017, numbers drawn were 4, to the parents for their support and 13, 14 & 29. Bonus not won numbers helping with lifts etc. With many of drawn were 2, 15, 21 & 27. Next week’s the squad underage again next year Beidh La Eile. Well done to all the boys jackpot €5,400 plus €1,000 bonus. involved!! Training continues for all ALL IRELND COLLEGES: Well done to athletics involved in relay teams this Shona O’ Brien who came 2nd in the Intermediate 1500m at the All Ireland Friday in St Olivers Primary School Colleges in Tullamore on Saturday. field. Attendance is vital to secure your Jack Greaney competed in the Triple place in the squad. Time 7.30pm. FiJump, was not in the medals on this nals planned for Castleisland Saturday occasions, but will be able to compete 24th & Sunday 25th June. in this age category again next year. RIOCHT TRACK PROGRESS REPORT: TOMMY HEALY CUP: Tralee Bay 2 Masworks are progressing well, we are tergeeha 2. In this close game the told it will be ready shortly however seniors were unlucky not to win away the primary school sports schedule to on Friday night. Mastergeeha started take place next Saturday are deferred slowly and were two down early on. to June 28th. Day 1 of Juvenile CounHowever after this Mastergeeha domty’s will be held on Sunday July 2nd, inated with Carlo and Damien Breen Day 2 of county’s will be Wednesday getting the goals to ensure the replay. July 5th. FAI SUMMER CAMP: Places for the FAI MUNSTER JUVENILLE TRACK & FIELD summer camp which will be hosted U9 – U12: Held in Ennis over last in Kilbrean Park from July 3th - July weekend, Danielle O’ Riordan & Oisin 7th can now be booked through the O’ Leary competed. FAI summer schools website. Please MUNSTER SENIOR & MASTERS: Best of book early to avoid disappointment at luck to all our athletes competing on www.summersoccerschool.ie. Sunday 11th in Cork IT. MASTERGEEHA FC LOTTO: There

Gneeveguilla Athletic

Mastergeeha FC

Killorglin Golf Club

Mens Compeition Play in Pink Charity Weekend 5/06/17

was no winner on Friday 2nd June, 2017. Numbers drawn were 8, 9, 10, 15. Jackpot now €7,800.

Sport East Kerry GAA

FRANK DORAN EAST KERRY SENIOR LEAGUE: Dr Crokes confirmed their place in Division 1 of the Frank Doran Safeguard Security East Kerry Senior league with a convincing win away against neighbours Spa in the first of 2 relegation playoffs. Spa are away against Currow in the second relegation play off on the weekend of the 24th/25th June with the winners remaining in division 1 MD O’SHEAS EAST REGION U14 LEAGUE: The East Region U14 leagues will get under way on Monday 19th June. Competition rules and fixtures have been circulated to clubs. UNDER 17 COUNTY 9 ASIDE: The county Under 17 competition took place over the last ten days. Gneeveguilla won Division 3 with a polished team display defeating St Michaels Foilmore. Laune Rangers defeated a gallant Fossa outfit to snatch victory in the Division 2 final. Firies and Glenflesk contested the Division 1 semifinals. Both teams performed well on the night with a strong Churchill outfit winning the Division 1 title. Thanks to all the management and players for taking part and to all host clubs and referees for supporting the well run event.

Firies Coiste Na nOg

U12 LEE STRAND COUNTY LEAGUE: Our U12s boys, both the Blue and White teams were in action to kickstart the June Bank Holiday at home on Saturday, 3rd June. It was an endeavor of mixed fortunes for our young troopers against near neighbours Ballymacelligott. Our Blue Team had a comprehensive victory; Firies Blues 3-14 Ballymacelligott 1-09, but unfortunately, our Whites went down on a score line of Firies Whites 2-02 Ballymacelligott 5-13. U17 CLUB 9-A-SIDE: Our U17s were in action in the semi-final of the U17 club competition on Friday, 2nd June. A fine performance against Castlegregory ensured their route to the final played on the same night, despite losing crucial players to injury. Regrettably, their efforts weren’t to match a strong Churchhill side in the final of this division 1 clash. Well done to the players and management on a great effort.

Fossa GAA

LOTTO: 4th June 2017. Numbers drawn were 7, 19, 20, 25. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €15,750. U-17 BOYS: Hard luck to our U-17 boys who beat John Mitchells in the semifinal but lost to Laune Rangers in the Div. 2 final on Friday evening, a couple of second half goals just catching Fossa in the end. LADIES FOOTBALL: Congratulations to Danielle O’Brien and the Kerry U-14 Girls who beat Cavan, 3-16 to 4-03 in the All-Ireland semifinal on Sunday. WELL DONE: Congratulations to Patrick Lyons and Alicia Burke of Fossa NS who have both been selected for the Kerry Primary Games Football team.

09.06.17 They will have the honour of playing for Kerry during the half time interval in the upcoming Munster Championship matches. Best of luck to both of them. KILLARNEY LIBARY: The Spanish-English Conversation Exchange will take place on Thursday 8th June 6.30pm 7.30pm. The Sewing & Fashion Club will take place on Friday 9th June 11am - 1pm. Free admission to both events. All welcome. FOSSA NOTES: If anybody has any item they would like included in the notes, please email information to John O’Neill at pro.fossa.kerry@gaa. ie. Please forward information before Sunday at 11am.

Gneeveguilla GAA

Gneeveguilla Gaa lotto numbers 5,12,13,23. No Jackpot winner next week’s jackpot €12,800. Gneeveguilla seniors at home to St Micheal/Filemore this weekend please support. Gneeveguilla 0-10 Laune Rangers 0-10 Co league div3 result. Congratulations to Gneeveguilla u17 who won Div3 county title. Gneeveguilla u14 v Rathmore June 19th East Kerry league. Best of luck to all club members doing exams.

Killarney Legion GAA

JUNIOR CO.LEAGUE: Killarney Legion 1-8 Dingle 0-10. U12 CO. LEAGUE: Castlegregory 4-10 Legion 5-17, Castlegregory 0-10 Legion 5-10, Listowel Emmets 3-12 Legion 5-8, Listowel Emmets 3-11 Legion 4-7. FIXTURE: Co. League - Listry V Killarney Legion, Sat.11th.June in Listry,7.30 p.m.

Dr Crokes GAA

Dr Crokes1-11 John Mitchels0-8. Even though we had half dozen points to spare at the end this was far from a one-sided game. Our opponents had plenty of possession but failed to convert their chances as well as we did. This should not make us complacent, as we were not as clinical in our finishing as we can be. We set the pace from the start with two early points. Mitchels came more into the game after a sluggish start and ended up the first thirty minutes with three points to our 1-5. Our goal in the 24th minute was the changing score of the game. It resulted in a long ball into our opponent’s square that was punched to the net by Paul Clarke for a very good three pointer. Territorially the second half was very like the first with both teams sharing the possession stakes. We outscored John Mitchels by six points to five. The best point of the game came in this thirty minutes, a free by our goalkeeper from outside our opponent’s fifty-yard line and into a tricky breeze.

Spa Club

SENIOR CO LEAGUE RD 4: Spa 1-18 Beaufort 1-11: Spa secured two more Co. League points last Friday night with a home win against Beaufort. Beaufort were attacking from early on but David Carroll had a great

day between the posts, pulling of four saves in the first half. Mike O’Donoghue kicked Spa’s first point but Beaufort edged into a 0-4 to 0-1 lead after 10 minutes. Another point from Mike O’Donoghue and three great points from Evan Cronin levelled the game 0-5 apiece. More scores from Evan, Cormac Cronin, Mike O’Donoghue and Mike McCarthy gave Spa the lead at the break, 0-9 to 0-8. David Spillane extended that lead on the restart but a Beaufort goal, after a scramble in the small square, edged the visitors in front temporarily. Points from Mike McCarthy, Mike O’Donoghue (2) and Evan Cronin followed before David Spillane’s first attack rolled across the Beaufort goalmouth and wide. Mike O’Donoghue pointed again before Spillane was on target with his second shot to move Spa ahead 1-15 to 1-10. Spa finished well with late points from Mike O’Donoghue (2) and Evan Cronin to win 1-18 to 1-11. LOTTO: Numbers drawn in the Torc 7,10,18,25. No jackpot winner. Next week’s draw will be in Mcsweeneys for €6800.

Mid Kerry GAA

SENIOR LEAGUE BACK GAMES RESULTS: Keel 1-18 Laune Rangers 0-13. Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-15 Miltown/Castlemaine 4-10. Mid Kerry Board CCC will be meeting during the week to finalise details for the final. U8’s blitz: Will be held in Keel on Monday 12th June at 6pm all clubs are asked to be present at 5.45pm. MUNSTER COACHING & GAMES U 12 COUNTY STADIUM BLITZ DAYS: Munster Coaching & Games are giving clubs an exciting opportunity to participate in a series of blitz days at County Stadia. The blitzes are for under 12 club teams and will be 11 a side with each club to bring 1 team. Each club will get the chance to play 3 games on the pitch against teams from other counties as well as a talk with a county player and a stadium tour. This initiative is in its 7th year and has been a very enjoyable day out for the clubs that have taken part in the past. The dates for the blitzes are as follows, July 18th/19th/20th: Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney (Football Blitzes), July 22nd: Gaelic Grounds, Limerick (Hurling Blitzes), July 25th/26th/27th: Semple Stadium, Thurles (Hurling Blitzes). We would encourage all clubs to apply for participation in at least 1 venue however as it is a great opportunity for boys to play in the same stadium as their idols. The games are about participation rather than winning and give coaches the opportunity to give all squad members a day to remember for the rest of their lives. Clubs who have any queries please contact Mid Kerry GDA P J Reidy.

Kilcummin GAA

CREDIT UNION CO LEAGUE RD 4: Kilcummin 3-15 Listry 1-11. Kilcummin secured their second victory of the campaign at home to Listry on Saturday evening last. Two early goals from

Daniel Moynihan and Oscar O’Connor set us up nicely early on. However, an incident in the square that lead to our goalie getting black carded and a penalty given saw Listry come within a point of us after 15 minutes. However, to our credit we put it behind us and with Noel Duggan in great scoring form and Damien O’Leary Donal Maher and Chris O’Leary controlling things in defense we lead at half time by 2-6 to 1-2 having played against the breeze. The second half saw Listry rally briefly with two early points but with Matthew Keane and Shane McSweeney controlling midfield we never looked like losing this one. In fairness to Listry they never gave up and with fellows like Danny Wrenn, Jimmy O’Leary and Derry Aherne driving on they managed to score another seven points before the game was over. A great move saw Matthew Keane finish to the net for a third goal late in the game to round off a very competent display. Very heartening was the display of many of our younger players such as Paul O’Riordan, Jamie O’Donoghue and Oscar O’Connor who complimented our more established members. Team and scorers - Kieran Fleming, Donal Maher, Damien O’Leary, Mikey O’Shea, Daniel Moynihan (1-0), Chris O’Leary Jamie O’Donoghue, Shane McSweeney, Matthew Keane (1-0), Philip Casey (0-1) Daniel O’Leary, Paul O’Riordan (0-1) Oscar O’Connor (1-0) Noel Duggan (0-8) Richie O’Connor Subs used William Maher (0-1) Gavin O’Connor, Gavin O’ Leary, Tom O’Connor, Ian Devane (0-1) FIXTURE: Kilcummin Play Listowel Emmets in Listowel this Saturday at 7.30 pm GAA GOLF SOCIETY CAPTAINS PRIZE: 1st Muiris Healy 40 pts, 2nd Mike Leary 39pts, 3rd Joe Scanlon 38 pts, 4th Mike Casey 38 pts, 5th Denis J O’Connor 38 pts, Front 9 Donie Broderick 20pts, Back 9 David O’Riordan 20 pts, Longest Drive Tom Coleman, Nearest Pin Darragh Kelly. Next outing Scramble in Lacabane. KILCUMMIN GAA LOTTO: There was no winner on Monday 4th June 2017. Numbers drawn were 1, 6, 21, 27. Next Draw Sunday, June 17th, 2017. Jackpot now €5,250.

Sport Kerry Ladies Kick Off Championship Campaign 09.06.17

THE Kerry Ladies Senior, Intermediate and Junior County Championships were launched at the Randles Brothers garage in Killarney on Wednesday evening. Once again the Randles Brothers have agreed to come on board and sponsor Kerry Ladies’ three most prestigious competitions.

In total 16 clubs were represented at the event including Kerry senior ladies captain Caroline Kelly of Southern Gaels as well as former captain Aislinn Desmond of Rathmore and Eilis Lynch of Castleisland Desmonds. Defending senior champions Southern Gaels have been drawn away to combination side Killarney whilst

the tie of the round features 2015 champions Rathmore at home to last year’s beaten finalists Beaufort. In the Intermediate Championship the meeting of Listowel Emmets and Scartaglin is bound to be a cracker whilst the meeting of Abbeydorney and John Mitchels is the tie of the Junior A championship.

Ladies Football

Based on the Muckross Road in Killarney, Randles Bros Car Sales has been serving motorists in Kerry for over 90 years. Randles Bros are also based in Tralee at the Manor West Retail Centre. Randles Bros are the main Nissan Dealer for Kerry, and are an independent family-run business led by David Randles.

Randles Bros Senior County Championship Draw First Named Team Has Home Advantage

Games fixed for June 25 Killarney v Southern Gaels Inbhear Sceine Gaels v Cromane/Milltown Castleisland Desmonds a bye Rathmore v Beaufort Winners of tie 1 will play 4 Winner of 2 will play 3 Round 2 fixed July 16

Randles Bros Intermediate Championship

Games fixed for July 12 Austin Stacks a bye Listowel Emmets v Scartaglin Na Gaeil v Corca Dhuibhne Laune Rangers a bye Winners of tie 1 will play 4 Winner of 2 will play 3

The Kerry Ladies and David Randles of Randles Bros launch the Kerry Ladies Senior, Intermediate and Junior County Championships. Pic: Dylan Clifford

Charity Ball

The Beaufort Youth Club presented the proceeds of their charity ball, €1000, to the Stephen Lyne Foundation on Wednesday night.

Randles Bros Junior A Championship

Games fixed for July 12 Abbeydorney v John Mitchels Milltown/Listry v Dr Crokes

Firies v Kilcummin Finuge/St Senans a bye Winners of tie 1 will play 4 Winner of 2 will play 3

Randles Bros Junior B Championship

Games fixed for July 12 Clounmacon/Moyvane a bye Currow v Causeway Spa a bye Annauscaul/Castlegregory v Dingle Winners of tie 1 will play 4 Winner of 2 will play 3

Randles Bros Junior C Championship

Games fixed for July 12 Glenflesk v Fossa Legion a bye St Pats v Beale Cromane v Ballymac Winners of tie 1 will play 4 Winner of 2 will play 3

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