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PAGE SIX Kerry Mourns Victims Of Fishing Tragedy

Valentia Lifeboat and members of the Irish Coast Guard search for the boat in which three fishermen lost their lives at Coonanna Harbour. Pic: Don MacMonagle.

The people of Kerry were in a state of shock this past week following a tragic fishing accident which claimed the lives of three men. The bodies of Jurjis Burcves, Anatolijs Teivens and Valerijs Klimentjevs were retrieved from the sea near Coonan-

na Harbour in Cahersiveen at around 7.30pm on Sunday. It is believed that they had set off from the harbour at 8.20am that morning. The trio, who were all Latvian nationals, kept a boat at Coonanna and fished on a weekly basis.

It is not yet known how the men came into difficulty but investigators believe a freak wave may have caused the small vessel to capsize. All three were wearing a lifejacket. Jurjis Burcves (30), who was married, had resided in Killarney for a number

of years and was an employee at KWD Recycling. A service was held for him at O’Shea’s Funeral Home on Wednesday night and his body was repatriated to Latvia yesterday. Anatolijs Teivens (57), a married father-of-three, also lived in Killarney. His remains are being cremated in Killarney today before being taken back to his native Latvia. The third man, Valerijs Klimentjevs (38), moved to Tralee with his wife, Inga, five years ago. They have a twoyear-old son named Daniel. In a statement, the Mayor of Kerry extended the sympathy of the people of the county to the men’s families. “The people of Kerry are shocked and saddened at this appalling tragedy,” Cllr Norma Foley said. “I want to express my condolences to the men’s families at this very sad time. There is a small but valued Latvian community in Kerry and our thoughts and prayers are with the Latvian community and the men’s friends and neighbours at this time. “I have no doubt that the people of south Kerry and beyond will do everything they can to support the bereaved through this difficult period.”

Housing

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Rent Crisis New regulations designed to address the housing issues being caused by short-term rental platforms like Airbnb are to be published in the coming week. It is believed that the new laws could see around 1,000 homes returning to the market. It is widely expected the Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy will follow the Toronto model of regulating short-term lets. Toronto city introduced new laws which ensure a person can only rent their home as a short-term let if it is their principal residence, banning the renting of “secondary suites”. This means that people who own a second property (what some call an investment property) will not be able to rent it out. The maximum rental period is for a maximum of 180-days. The rules in Toronto also stipulate that short-term rental companies and home-owners

must obtain a licence and register with the city council.

The new regulations are likely to only impact properties in Dublin at first, but Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said during the week the they will involve “restricting the use of apartments and homes in rent pressure zones for short-term lettings like Airbnb”. He said it will still be possible for people to rent out a room in their own home on a short-term basis, “but you couldn’t be using an apartment or house that you own for long-term Airbnb… and those apartments should be released into the market for people to let them to people who live in Ireland rather than people who are visiting”. Murphy said the government “cannot wait any longer” on regulations, with his own department pushing out the publication of the new rules a number of times in the last couple of weeks. The effects of the rental crisis have been

felt quite strongly in Killarney where it is currently extremely difficult to find long-term rented accommodation. As reported in the Killarney Advertiser, there are over 300 Killarney properties listed on Aribnb. Meanwhile, there are just 13 homes available for long-term rent on daft.ie. The issue is obviously affecting residents and would-be residents, but it is also proving to be a major obstacle for local businesses. Many employers are struggling to attract employees to Killarney as it is virtually impossible to find appropriate accommodation to house them. The new regulations seem to be a step in the right direction and will be music to the ears of frustrated local businesspeople and residents, who are currently at their wits end with the situation.

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High Tech Interpretive Centre Officially Unveiled Kelly Tyree-McShain, Bridget McShain-Matuschek, Robert Tyree and Mrs Betty Joyce Bracken. Pics: Valerie O’Sullivan.

Michael & Grace Donnelly walking through the ice age.

A stunning new exhibition aimed at educating visitors on every aspect of the town and its world-famous park has been officially unveiled at the iconic Killarney House. The new interpretative centre, Gateway to Killarney National Park, is a must-see for locals and tourists alike and offers a wonderfully immersive insight into all things Killarney. The history, the great people who lived here and our park’s unique eco-system, it’s all covered in this spectacular, high tech attraction, which is located on the upper floor of the house. Trust us: it really has to be seen to be believed. The official opening was attended by a number of notable guests, including cousins of John and Mary McShain and the Viscount de Vesci, Tom DeVessey,

House. This house holds great meaning to our family. Many years ago, my parents chose to spend the remainder of their lives here in this town enchanted by the natural beaut of Ireland, and the delightful spirit and humour of its people. “My father, John McShain, a dedicated and often overworked contractor, came to Killarney to relax and fins solace among the mountains and lakes. This haven, however, became more than a break from his busy life. The people of Killarney opened their doors to my parents, and they soon found a home filled with friends and family thousands of miles from America. “I wish I could be there today to see the transformation of our family home, but we are all there in spirit.”

who is a nephew of the last Earls of Kenmare. Speaking at the ceremony, General Manager of Killarney House and Gardens Pat Dawson paid tribute to the work of former Park Superintendent Dan Kelleher. “Dan was able to reassure the McShains that the State would take care of the property that they wanted to be in public ownership – including Ross Castle, Innisfallen Island, the lakes and this property here at Killarney House and Gardens,” Mr Dawson said. “Without Dan’s professional and reassuring advice to the McShains, who knows what might have transpired and we might all be on the outside of the Golden Gates looking in instead of being here to enjoy and appreciate the gift that the McShains have given us.”

Members of the McShain family with Minister Brendan Griffin TD, former Minister Jimmy Deenihan and Harry O’Donoghue (Killarney House and Gardens).

He also thanked former minister Jimmy Deenihan for the role he played in redeveloping the previously disused Killarney House. “At a difficult time for our country, (Jimmy Deenihan) ring-fenced the necessary funding, with the support of the then Minister for Tourism and now our Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, to allow for the commencement and completion of a €10million restoration and refurbishment programme at Killarney House and Gardens.” Sr Pauline McShain, John and Mary McShain’s only child, was unable to attend but she passed on a message from her home in the USA. “With much joy and deep appreciation, I am writing this today to celebrate the long-awaited opening of Killarney

Trevor Donnelly (Principal Officer, NPWS) Harry O’Donoghue (Killarney House), Minster Brendan Griffin, former Minister Jimmy Deenihan and Orla Carroll (Fáilte Ireland).

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Roaming deer caused two road traffic accidents in Killarney this past week with the motorists involved in both incidents fortunate not to sustain significant injuries. The first collision happened last Saturday morning when a woman from Beaufort hit a deer on her way to work in Killarney. The incident occurred near Liebherr in Fossa. The driver was uninjured but shaken by the accident. Another similar collision took place on the Cork Road near Minish early Monday morning. The deer was killed in the accident but thankfully the motorist avoided injury. News of the accidents comes just a week after a significant cull of red deer was announced in Killarney National Park. The Department of Culture and Heritage has confirmed that 120 deer have been culled since the start of the year. The shootings were carried out by National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) staff.

Karol O’Mahony introduces Gail Tangney and Pat Fleming to the work carried out at Coltsmann’s Castle. Pics: Valerie O’Sullivan.

It has been abandoned and off-limits since the 1940s but locals recently got a rare opportunity to see the inside the walls of Coltsmann’s Castle. The doors of the famous but mysterious landmark were thrown open last week as part of the inaugural Architecture Kerry Weekend and visitors were treated to an insightful tour of the protected structure. The O’Reilly family purchased the property in 2005 and significant works have already been carried out on the site. Organisers of the tour also revealed that plans are in place to completely renovate the building, which is located near Mill Road and is also

known locally as Flesk Castle. Architect Karol O’Mahony, historian John Knightly and Victoria McCarthy Conservation Officer Kerry County Council welcomed visitors to the recorded monument last weekend. “Some locals are now hugely surprised that it still exists,” Karol O’Mahony said, “and more surprised that someone plans to renovate it, with the general consensus being, ‘Not in my lifetime!’” Redevelopment is well underway, however, and O’Mahony has prepared an outline design and feasibility studies for renovation of the building as a family home.

The focus of the inaugural Architecture Kerry Festival was the county’s architectural heritage and the event, which will showcase and celebrate the best of the county’s architectural heritage, will take place from 28 to 30 September, and will feature talks, free guided tours, exhibitions, workshops and family events. The aim of the new festival, which is part of the Creative Ireland Programme, is to highlight the wide diversity of the architectural landscape in Kerry and to make some of the best-known sites of architectural significance in the county accessible to all ages.

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05.10.18 The Chatroom

Triathlon Club goes from strength to strength

This week in The Chatroom we caught up with Karl and Danny from Killarney Triathlon Club who told us all about the growing popularity of the club. Check it out on our Facebook page today!

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A prominent South Kerry councillor has thrown his weight behind the ambitious greenway project planned for the region, calling it the county’s “single biggest and most important tourism project ever”. Independent Cllr Michael Cahill, who hails from Glenbeigh, also backed the council’s controversial decision to use CPO’s to acquire the land necessary to complete the development as it was “the only way of getting this massive project over the line”. “I’m confident that all landowners will be adequately compensated for their lands and will get approval for any accommodation works that they request during the CPO process,” Cllr Cahill said. “The Cahersiveen/Iveragh region is an area that has suffered severely to the hands of emigration and is subject to continuous population decline. It is fair to say that Cahersiveen town is on its

knees with many closed up businesses, a trend that seems to be continuing based on recent closures. Cahersiveen and Iveragh require immediate help “I believe the South Kerry Greenway, when developed, will have the capability to halt and reverse these trends. I believe this is a lifeline for this area as it is extremely difficult to envisage any large company/factory setting up in the region. This multi-million euro project will also benefit the Glenbeigh, Killorglin, Mid Kerry and South Kerry region. In fact, I believe it will benefit the entire county for generations to come.” The 32km greenway will run between Glenbeigh and Renard. The development is expected to prove a major boost for tourism in the Iveragh Peninsula, which would naturally have positive knock-on effects for the town of Killarney.

This week in The Chatroom we caught up with Karl and Danny from Killarney Triathlon Club who told us all about the growing popularity of the club. Check it out on our Facebook page today!

Excitement building ahead of latest

Chef Collab event Chef Collab is a novel initiative aimed at highlighting and nurturing talented young chefs in Killarney and around Ireland. Kerry Chef of the Year Chad Byrne, who is the Group Development Chef at the Gleneagle Group and Head Chef at the Brehon, initially set up Chef Collab with four of his peers and the next

event promises to be one of the best yet. “It has been along season,” Chad says. “How about a free day out with bus and food sponsored by the soundest publicans, hoteliers and restaurateurs in Kerry?” The event is kicking off at The Brehon at 1pm next Tuesday with Chef Net-

work, an open forum for chefs to speak. That will be followed by a starter at The Brehon, main course at The Lake Hotel, dessert at Lord Kenmares and pints at Murphys Bar. There are 35 spaces available and the event is open to all in the Killarney and

Kerry area. The bus is kindly sponsored by the Gleneagle Hotel. All chefs are welcome, from executive chefs to KPs. “What a great town to be in,” Chad, who was recently named Chef of the Year, says. “Let’s have a well deserved belter after a crazy season.”

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Views On The News

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

The State Of Our Courts I was in Killarney District Court on Tuesday of last week, and in Tralee DC on Wednesday. They are horrible filthy depressing places and I don’t like being there. To start with, if there were any real respect for people, men or women, there would be nice consultation rooms, and the courts would be nice, comfortable buildings where the public can come to look and understand, as well as be dealt with. Killarney DC does not even have a toilet for the public and only about two of the seats in the press area can be sat upon. More women are in the body of the

Killarney DC does not even have a toilet for the public and only about two of the seats in the press area can be sat upon.

courts in Kerry. There has always been a female presence at this level, supporting sons and husbands. But increasingly women themselves are on the lists, up for things like shop theft and drunken fights and drink driving and speeding summonses. But I had a look around Killarney on Tuesday at the main actors in the drama to see if it reflected the female side of society and the growing female clientele.

Well, it does not, is the answer. The judge was a man. All nine solicitors on the legal benches that morning were men. Eight of the nine gardaí were male. The uniformed officials in the speed vans giving evidence in the prosecution of motorists, whether women or men, were all men. Only what might be called the secretariat – the lone court clerk - as well as the Polish interpreter, were female. Next day in Tralee, it was little better. In other words the majority of the players in our own lower courts, in our own justice system locally, let alone the highest courts in the US are still overwhelmingly male and it is still the same system no matter how vocal the ‘me too’ and the women’s movement may be. Women have different approaches – providing they do not have to operate in a male world - but their approach is not being reflected. The problem with the court of public opinion and public affirmation is it has no real power. The revelations, if that is what they are, may be dismissed too easily. They may well be true, they may well shock and be debated and mulled over, but that does not mean they will influence or affect real change, which is in the hands of a few like-minded people. Public representatives, who are also mostly male, by the way, far from rocking that power-encrusted boat, steady it. Look at what happened to Alan Shatter who sought to bring change in the legal system! Whether political or judicial or administrative, or medical, the bodies with the real power have become power-encrusted, layered with protective laws and each has its own jargon, and over the years they seem to care less and

they listen less to the court of public opinion. In fact, I have increasingly found that freedom of speech is largely scoffed at and dismissed because, of course, it need not be listened to! Women who are the most vocal in the

court of public opinion are not being reflected, there is no doubt. But you know what, in the real courts, 21st century Joe Soap is not being reflected either. And I have a feeling that a lot of men are on the same side as the women, have the same experiences of the health and other systems, but they are just not talking about it. I watch both young men and wome trying to represent themselves to save on solicitors fees for simple things like speed offences. It is a waste of time. They may or may not get a polite hearing. But nine out of ten times, these young people are made to feel at sea. The jargon is impossible for them to understand, as is the formality of the system on a simple summons! It is past time for an overhaul of the whole thing.

I do think now we are at a crossroads in the western world. Even placid Ireland is taking to the streets ten years after the crash and they are doing so because sensible, practical solutions are not being arrived at in housing or in health when the solutions are staring you in the face. The court of public opinion, which is often a very sensible court, needs not just to be heard, but taken seriously once more. Perhaps we need an altogether new forum, along the lines of the Citizens Assembly, and a political class willing to take on board the views of the people who elected them and set up structures and get the civil service and local authorities and judicial systems to affect those views. You see there is still this “paternalistic” attitude to the public – they are looked upon as the mob to be spoken down to and manipulated - when in fact most people are sensible but too afraid, too outside the loop, and perhaps too busy to speak out. There is a huge political lesson to be learned from the result of the repeal of the Eighth Amendment in this county where only one of the five TDs anticipated or reflected the will of the silent majority, male and female. Meanwhile, and on that note, the suggestion by Cllr Michael O’Shea to bring back a public Kerry County Health Forum, for health managers to answer locally, as in the days when the county council ran St Catherine’s and other hospitals, to the mayors is an excellent one. . “The forums are not working and they have failed people,” the councillor said of the current (health) structures. Amen to that!

vocal, do women get justice? Does aggressive predator behaviour change? Are women even properly reflected in the adversarial justice system abroad or here? Are they even properly catered for in this adversarial, largely

male, world of entitlement? We’ve had the Belfast rape trial 32 years after we had the Kerry babies inquisition, and has anything really changed? Attacking and scoring points is still the way, it seems.

In fact, I have increasingly found that freedom of speech is largely scoffed at and dismissed because, of course, it need not be listened to!

Women Are Being More Vocal, But Do Women Get Justice? Meanwhile, the dominance of Irish white Catholic men in Trump’s inner circles and now in the highest courts in the US is getting an airing in the press, there and here. Brett Kavanaugh (I wonder if he has links to west Kerry or Tyrone) played Gaelic football when he was young. He is set to replace a judge called Anthony Kennedy, also a west Kerry name. It all seems so close to home. His nomination by President Donald Trump would be something to be celebrated and we would all be clamouring his Irish origins - were it not for the court of public opinion. But the court of public opinion is coming more and more into focus. This is because women are more vocal now,

they have found their voice and their voice is being aired. Whether it makes any real difference is yet to be seen, though. And whether the drunken (alleged) antics of Brett the brash, well-heeled, teenage college student should deprive Brett the mature judge of the highest office, is another matter and one on which the jury may well be out. And I have some reservations about it myself. But in a week in which three fresher female students were raped in UCC, and two of them have given up their college place and gone home, the airing of the allegation about brash Brett the younger cornering a female student has a curious Irish resonance. The question is, while women are more

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SmallTalk with Colm Adam Moynihan talks to Dr Crokes and Kerry legend Colm Cooper, the man considered by many to be the greatest Gaelic footballer of all time Well Colm. Thanks for talking to me. No hassle.

This conversation isn’t coming at a great time for me considering what happened on Sunday… Everything went wrong for Legion, but what went right for Crokes? Ah look, that’s sport. You have days where things work for you and days where they don’t. For us, so much went right and it went the opposite way for Legion. I think our intensity was much better the last day. We tackled really well and our work rate in general was much better than it has been in the past few weeks. That made all the difference. When you have some of the talented guys we have up front, they have the ability to put teams to the sword and that’s just how it turned on Sunday. Everything we touched turned to gold. It was just one of those days.

Tony Brosnan is turning a lot of heads with his performances of late. Some people are even saying that he might start for Kerry next year. Do you think he has the tools to make it at the next level?

It’s hard to argue with his form at the moment. To be fair to him, he was excellent for us all year. He broke his hand during the summer which set him back a small little bit but he has come back really strong again. His form has been excellent. He’s a real scoring forward. In the current game, many teams look for hard-working forwards but Tony - while he is hard-working - is a scorer first and foremost. That’s what I like about him. I suppose I would’ve felt that I was that type of player as well, particularly when I was Tony’s age. So yeah, he has been really good for us and I just hope he can continue his form. He’s gone to a new level for us this year, which is great.

Crokes will face Rahilly’s in the county semi-final next weekend. Do you feel like you owe them one after what happened a few weeks back?

You could look at it that way but, at the end of the day, it’s a county semi-final and we’ll be going out to beat them. I wouldn’t worry too much about the revenge factor. The prize for us is to get back into a county final and that has been the aim all year. However we do it and whoever we beat, we don’t really mind. We were disappointed with how the match finished against them the last time but to say it’s a “revenge mission”… I wouldn’t go that far. They’re a good team. We’ve played against these guys in quarter-finals and semi-finals - they’re always knocking around so they have a lot of experience built up. We played them in the Club Championship earlier in the year and it was a really close match so they don’t fear Crokes, that’s for sure. We’ll have to be at our best and playing in Tralee is a boost for them. Hopefully we’ll be ready. I don’t think we’re carrying any injuries from the Legion game, which is important.

Let’s talk about work. You were recently appointed Assistant Manager at AIB here in Killarney. I believe you were in Dublin for a couple of years prior to that. Are you happy to be back in your hometown?

It’s great. I started here back in 2005 so it has kind of gone full circle. I’ve been here, I’ve been in Tralee and

different parts of Kerry and I also had a stint in Dublin. To get back to Killarney and East Kerry, and to be dealing with a lot of people I know from Killarney and the surrounding areas, is great. Everybody has financial needs, whether it’s mortgages or whatever, so it’s a busy branch. But we have a good team of people here and it’s fun.

And the punditry seems to be going well with RTÉ. Are you enjoying it?

I am. I probably enjoyed this year more. The first year was difficult because I was still close to the Kerry lads and I probably had the Kerry hat on a little bit. But I felt that this year I was a bit more detached. I was really retired and gone from the set-up, which allows you to be more honest and more frank - particularly about Kerry because people naturally have an interest in how I feel Kerry are going. People maybe feel as though I have an inside track, which isn’t the case. I think GAA people by and large are very educated people and if you’re not telling the truth, they’ll see right through you. The way I’ve approached it in studio is that you’re having a conversation with guys who know the GAA backwards, and that’s the way to treat it. The beauty of it is we don’t always agree, but it has been good. I’ve enjoyed it. Is it going to be a long-term thing? I don’t know. But I certainly enjoyed it this year.

You touched on it there, and it’s something I’ve had to deal with myself, speaking about your own club or your own county. Do you find that difficult? Do you think there are expectations on you to “look after your own”, so to speak?

Yeah, like I said, I found it more difficult last year because I retired in April and I was on the television in May, and I was writing for the Examiner as well. What I found out very quickly is that if you’re not being honest, you won’t be writing the best articles. Chatting to guys who had done it before me, I learned I had to be myself, be honest and be frank. People might not always like what you write but the way I played throughout my career, I always set high standards. I was critical of myself when I didn’t meet them and I asked a lot of my teammates as well. You’d be hopeful, particularly in Kerry with the standards the county has set for such a long time, that they meet the high standards. And when they don’t, you have to call it out. I think if players and people around are fair about it, they understand that as well.

I have a few quick questions about your teammates. A nice easy one to start with: who’s the best player you’ve ever played with?

Ah Jesus… A nice easy one is right. You could toss a coin between Séamus Moynihan and Darragh Ó Sé. I learned from those guys what it meant to play for Kerry, the responsibility that it brought and what winning is all about. I enjoyed playing with those two guys and I learned more from them than anyone else in my career.

Who’s the best athlete you’ve ever played with?

We had a lot of them. Thinking back to my early days with Kerry we had Seán O’Sullivan, Eoin Brosnan,

Donnchadh Walsh was like a marathon runner, Darran had the speed, Tomás Ó Sé was just up and down the field all day… I would probably say Seán and Eoin. They were just specimens. They were well-built, strong, they could cover ground and they could score.

Which of your teammates, past or present, would you least like to get stuck in a lift with?

Galvin. God only knows where that conversation would go!

Who has the worst dress sense?

Well Paul is obviously a bit out there but I’ll say Kieran O’Leary.

Who spends the most time in the gym? Darran O’Sullivan.

Really, yeah?

Yeah. Every time I talk to him it’s, “I’m just out of the gym” or “I’m on my way to the gym”. I don’t know what he’s doing in there - I don’t know is he just looking in the mirror or what. But he is in good shape in fairness.

This is a tricky one. Who’s the best at Tinder?

Oh… I don’t even know who’s on Tinder. Maybe some of the young Crokes lads in college?

A lot of the Crokes boys have girlfriends I suppose…

Yeah. We better be careful with this question! Probably some of the younger lads but I don’t know. Maybe that tells its own story. I’m so far removed from the younger generation that I don’t even know who’s on it!

Who was your toughest ever opponent?

I’d have to name a few. Marc Ó Sé in club matches, Ryan McMenamin from Tyrone – we had big battles – and Philly McMahon in more recent years with the Dubs. Anthony Lynch in my earlier days with Kerry as well. He was a fella I found it hard against. But Marc was probably as tough a draw as any of them. If I was going well in training against Marc, I knew I was ready for big games in Croke Park. That was always a fairly accurate assessment.

What’s your proudest sporting memory?

There are two that stand out. My first All-Ireland med-

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al with Kerry in ’04 when we beat Mayo is one. I got Man of the Match and when you win your first one, you never forget it. Well, I don’t know do you remember the partying or do you forget it, but we had a good few weeks after that! The Crokes as well on Paddy’s Day in Croke Park. I had been very open about the fact that I wanted to win the All-Ireland Club and it took around 20 years to do it, so there was a lot of satisfaction in that one. The odd time at home you walk past the photos and you take another look and I probably showed more emotion that evening than I did for any of the other big ones.

right in your headspace.

Is there an app on your phone you couldn’t live without? I think I could live without Twitter but it’s where I get my news now. WhatsApp as well. That’s where we have our group chat with Crokes and to be honest you get more news there than anywhere else.

What’s your most-used emoji?

And the most embarrassing?

Just the usual ones. Shorts falling down and walking around in my underpants, and missing 14-yard frees.

What are your favourite sports outside of the GAA?

I play golf and I enjoy it, although I’m not playing as much as I thought I would be. I’m a member in Killarney so I’ve no excuse. I watch soccer as well and I’m a big Liverpool fan, and I watch a lot of horse racing too.

Have you been to see the Lakers yet this season?

No, I haven’t, but it’s on my to-do list. I think that could be the winter routine now, to get to the Lakers matches on Saturday nights. There’s a great buzz above there. Is Botty on the microphone?

He was for the first game, yeah.

That’s a reason that I maybe wouldn’t go, because Botty would take the p*** out of me!

He would. He went straight for Cliffy the last day.

Yeah. I’ll have to find out if Botty is doing the match before I go.

Do you have any superstitions?

Just stupid ones that don’t make sense. I put my left sock on first because I’m left-footed.

Same, actually.

I just do it naturally now. I see some guys doing extraordinary things. They’d be walking around in circles in the dressing room. Do you know what? The reason footballers are superstitious is because when you’re preparing for a big match, you become nervous. You go to a default setting and it’s whatever relaxes you and gives you confidence, so that you’re

Your man swinging a golf club, to see if I can get any few soldiers to go golfing at the weekend.

What’s the last show you binge-watched? Are you a Netflix person?

I go through phases. I love Suits and I was big into Narcos. If I had a few hours spare I could definitely do a Sunday evening binge on those. Particularly when you’re playing football at this time of the year, we don’t be out that much so there’s plenty of time for Netflix. That’s my guilty pleasure.

Who’s your favourite band/artist?

I listen to anyone, really. I like Coldplay.

What about karaoke? What would you sing? I’m a good man to join in at karaoke but not when I’m taking the lead role!

And last one… Can you tell me a joke?

What did the left eye say to the right eye?

I don’t know.

Between you and me, something smells.

Good one, Gooch!

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Several high profile basketball coaches will be sharing their knowledge and skills at a Halloween basketball camp that will take place at Killarney Sports Centre from Tuesday, October 30 to Thursday, November 1. The annual Triple Threat Basketball Camp is the brainchild of well-known Killarney basketball coach James Weldon and it presents a great opportunity for budding young basketballers to work with and learn from some top coaches. The three-day Halloween camp is open to boys and girls from age 6 to 17. It will be divided into two sections. The junior camp is for 6 to 11-year-olds and runs from 10am to 1pm on each of the three days. The senior camp is for 12 to 17-year-olds and will run from 2pm to 5pm each day. The young players in attendance will be learning from some of the best Irish and international coaches. James Weldon is joined by Irish U-18 Women’s Head Coach Tommy O’Mahony, Irish internationals Claire Rockall and Louise Galvin, Scotts Lakers’ star player Seán O’Brien and Rathmore’s Jim Hughes, while Portugal senior national team Head Coach Ricardo Vasconcelos is an exciting addition to the camp this year. James Weldon is a FIBA Europe Coaching Certificate (FECC) approved basketball coach and one of Europe’s most qualified youth coaches. He is a former Super League player with St Paul’s Killarney and coached the St Paul’s ladies team through an impressive stint in the top flight, before going on to enjoy incredible success with the all-conquering UL Huskies Super League and National Cup-winning team. He coached UL to 10 national titles in four seasons and was honoured with the Irish Basketball Coach of the Year award on three different occasions. His talents have also been recognised with his appointment as Head Coach of a number of Irish teams. These coaches will guide all participants through some challenging and very beneficial skills sessions. Young players will learn new skills and drills and gain huge insight into the fundamentals of basketball that will help them improve their overall game. Triple Threat is a basketball term where a player is in position to pass, dribble and shoot on offense. The Triple Threat Basketball Camp will have daily stations covering all the passing, shooting, dribbling and rebounding skills. Participants will also enjoy 3 versus 3 games and 5 versus 5 games and an NBA skills challenge. A novel attraction at the camp will be the use of the latest basketball technology, including the Blast App and the 94Fifty Smart Sensor Basketball. This is a regulation basketball with sensors inside. The sensors make use of point-of-force technology to record data about your shot and your dribble and then provide data which can be instantly analysed and provide feedback in real time. Participants will enjoy the magnificent facilities at Killarney Sports and Leisure Centre, which boasts two full size indoor basketball courts. The wonderful indoor playing arena is sure to guarantee an enjoyable experience no matter what the weather is like outside. Places at the camp are limited and have already been filling up very quickly in recent weeks. Further information about registration is available by emailing weldonjames7@hotmail.com, checking out the Triple Threat Basketball Facebook page or calling or texting 087 2907455.

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News Briefs ... Kerry Samaritans Do you have three hours a week to spare to help support people when they need someone most? The Kerry branch of the Samaritans is urgently looking to recruit new volunteers for its freephone helpline, which provides a safe, confidential place for people to talk when things are getting to them. An information night will be held on Friday 5th October at 7.30 pm at their centre in 43-44 Moyderwell, Tralee. For enquiries please call Kerry on 087 1191339. Volunteers are there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to listen to anyone who feels they need to talk about whatever is worrying them without the fear of being judged. The free phone number for the Samaritans is 116123.

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BUDGET 2019 Lunch Briefing Invitation Date: Wednesday 10th October 2018 Venue: The Great Southern Hotel, Killarney Time: 1.00pm – 2.00pm

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News Briefs ... Kerry Deer Walk The Annual ‘Deer Rut’ viewing walks by the Kerry Deer Society will take place as follows: 1. Wednesday 10th October 2018 in Knockreer area of Killarney National Park, meeting at Kings Bridge opposite the Cathedral at 6pm. 2. Old Kenmare Road Walk on Sunday 14th October 2018, meeting at Torc Upper Car Park at 2pm. Appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended. If you have binoculars bring them with you. Everyone is welcome to join these free walks. It can be dangerous to approach deer at this time of year. Stags can be quite aggressive and may attack people and dogs. For your safety please stay back from deer and use binoculars. Enjoy your outing!

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OCKT Ltd, a leading Kerry Chartered Accountancy firm, will hold a Budget Briefing at 1pm on Wednesday, October 10 at The Great Southern Hotel, Killarney to examine the implications of the budget for businesses in Kerry. In conjunction with Killarney Chamber of Commerce, OCKT Ltd is hosting the briefing to share its thinking on the key developments from Budget 2019 with clients and members of the Kerry business community. The briefing will explain the salient points from the Budget in direct relation to businesses, as opposed to individuals, and will outline tax planning initiatives that can be taken prior to December 31, so businesses are primed to tackle the budgetary changes as they are introduced. Speaking at the briefing will be Director of OCKT Ltd, Marcus Treacy, who specialises in corporate finance

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Over 2,000 People To Descend On Killarney For Quest This Saturday (October 6), Quest Killarney will take place, starting and finishing at the Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney. More than 2,000 participants will take part in the event, which is in its seventh year, traversing hills, pathways and the lakes of Killarney. An event expo will take place today (Friday) from 5 to 9pm, with stalls, samples and talks taking place. Oliver Kirwan, Director, said: “We are delighted to end the Quest Series for the year in Killarney. It’s our biggest and best event and we’re very excited to be able to welcome more than 2,000 adventure racers to town. It’s a great event for Killarney as many of the participants bring friends and family that support local businesses throughout the weekend. “We couldn’t carry off the event without the support of our local stakeholders, residents, the gardaí and the National Parks. I’d like to thank them all for their ongoing support. The whole team at Quest is looking forward to welcoming all those taking part and we want to wish them the best of luck. Enjoy the day and the craic at the after-party!” Road users are asked to be aware of large groups of cyclists travelling between the Gleneagle Hotel and the Gap of Dunloe from 7.30am to 11am. Please note the Muckross and Dinis Trail will be closed from 11am to 1.30pm and Lord Brandon’s Cottage to N71 on the Kerry Way track will be closed from 8am to 1pm. Dates for all the Quest events in 2019 have been released with most going on sale on Saturday, October 6 for those who want to start planning their year ahead. Dates for 2019 are: Quest Kenmare – March 2 Quest Glendalough – April 6 Quest Wales – June 8 (already open for registration) Quest 12/24 - August 31 (to open for registration in late October) Quest Achill - September 14 (TBC) Quest Killarney - October 12 “We’ve had a really great year in 2018 with two new events getting off the ground and proving both popular and very enjoyable events,” Oliver added. “Quest Kenmare is coming back with some new routes and Quest 12/24 returns next summer too. Despite being quite a niche, tough event, the feedback we’ve had is so positive we’ll certainly be bringing another cohort of endurance athletes to Sneem in August. “Our other long-standing events are coming back too - Killarney October is staying in place and we’ll be bringing back Achill and Glendalough too - really different, but also really exciting and popular events. We’re really looking forward to 2019. We’re working on other new events too so it’s shaping up to be a great year.” For more information contact at kelly@eliteevents.ie or 087 2026679. Keep an eye on social media and www.questadventureseries.com for further details of new events and updates on 2019.

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Osaka cuts ties with San Fran over WWII statue

Netflix eating up 15% of world’s data

Japan’s Osaka city has ended its “sister city” ties with San Francisco over the display of a statue depicting women forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese soldiers during World War Two. Osaka mayor Hirofumi Yoshimura said the “comfort women” monument “destroyed the two sides’ relationship of trust”. The work depicts three young women - from Korea, China and the Philippines - standing in a circle holding hands. It is estimated that some 200,000 women were kept in these military brothels. The statue on display in San Francisco, which was initially set up privately but officially accepted by the US city last November, is entitled the “Women’s Column of Strength”. It represents the women who worked in the

brothels at the time, including some who were reportedly lured with the offer of paid work as cooks or cleaners, according to a UN report. Mr Yoshimura’s decision to end Osaka’s sisterhood with the city, which dates back to 1957, was first announced in November, but the move was delayed following the death of San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee in December. Lee was later replaced by London Breed, the city’s first female black mayor. Mr Yoshimura set out the reasons for his decision in a 10-page letter to Ms Breed, saying that part of the “problem” was the monument’s inscription, which he said “presents uncertain and one-sided claims as historical facts”.

Trump Corner Is Trump Guilty Of “Outright Fraud”? New York state tax authorities are investigating after the New York Times reported that Donald Trump engaged in “dubious tax schemes during the 1990s, including instances of outright fraud”, as he and his siblings took control of a real estate empire built by Fred C Trump, the president’s late father. “The tax department is reviewing the allegations in the NYT article and is vigorously pursuing all appropriate avenues of investigation,” the New York state taxation authority told the Washington Post. In a blockbuster investigative report built on interviews with the elder Trump’s former employees and more than 100,000 pages of documents including tens of thousands of pages of confidential records, the New York Times unfolds the story of how Trump “received the equivalent today of at least

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$413m from his father’s real estate empire, starting when he was a toddler and continuing to this day”. Little of the information had previously come to light. Its publication, which was subject to blanket denials by a lawyer for the president and by the White House but which was not refuted in detail, fundamentally alters the visible facts establishing the centerpoint of Trump’s identity: his wealth. However, Trump himself hit back on Wednesday morning with a bizarre tweet. “The Failing New York Times did something I have never seen done before. They used the concept of “time value of money” in doing a very old, boring and often told hit piece on me. Added up, this means that 97% of their stories on me are bad. Never recovered from bad election call!” he wrote. The investigation drew on Fred Trump’s tax documents but did not unearth the president’s personal tax filings, which Donald Trump has refused to disclose.

Video streaming service Netflix is the world’s most data-hungry application, consuming 15% of global net traffic, according to research from bandwidth management company Sandvine. Video in general accounts for more than half of net traffic, it suggests. Other media streaming such as embedded video on websites accounts for 13.1%, YouTube, 11.4% and web browsing, 7.8%. The report also found that gaming and file-sharing are becoming a significant force in traffic volume. Video accounts for 58% of the total volume of downstream traffic on the internet, followed by web browsing (17%), gaming (7.8%) and social media (5.1%), according to the

report. That is putting huge pressure on networks around the world and that pressure is likely to get worse, according to Sandvine’s Global Internet Phenomena Report. “The numbers for video are going to get higher as more and more content goes high definition and users turn more to 4K,” said vice-president of marketing Cam Cullen. During peak evening hours, when networks are under “the most stress”, Netflix can be accounting for 40% of all download traffic in the US, according to the report. However, the encoding technology used by the video streaming service makes it the most efficient video provider on the net.

Keane set for Kerry manager’s role

Peter Keane will be announced as the new Kerry senior football manager on Monday night. Several media outlets are reporting that the Kingdom’s minor manager will be confirmed as Eamonn Fitzmaurice’s successor after Monday’s meeting of the County Board. Maurice Fitzgerald, Donie Buckley and Tommy Griffin are expected to be named as his selectors. Kerry County Board Chairman Tim Murphy said, however, that there will be no announcement until after Monday. Keane (47) took over the minors from Jack O’Connor in 2016 and went on to win three All-Irelands on

the bounce. Fitzmaurice stepped away from the role in August, saying at the time that hoped the next manager would be afforded “time and space” to achieve success after what he called a “negative atmosphere” surrounding the players. “With a new man in charge, it will hopefully afford him a bit of time and space, a bit of patience within our own county to allow them to develop to their full potential,” he said. “I genuinely think they will benefit from a change of voice. A new scene and a new energy.”

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Nike “deeply concerned” by Ronaldo rape allegations

Nike has told the Associated Press that it’s “deeply concerned by the disturbing allegations” facing soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo. The emailed statement Thursday from the media department for the US sportswear firm follows the filing of a lawsuit in Las Vegas by a woman who alleges that she was raped by Ronaldo in 2009. Ronaldo has denied “accusations being issued against” him and called rape an “abominable crime.” “I firmly deny the accusations being issued against me,” he tweeted Wednesday. In the email, Nike says, “we are deeply concerned by the disturbing allegations and will continue to closely monitor the

situation.” Nike has had a contract with Ronaldo, 33, one of the wealthiest and most famous soccer players in the world, since 2003. A Portuguese citizen, he went from Manchester United to Spain’s Real Madrid in 2009 for a then-record sum of €94 million. He now plays for the Italian club Juventus. The woman’s lawsuit, filed last week, seeks unspecified damages of at least $200,000. The suit alleges Ronaldo raped the woman when she was 24, in his penthouse suite at a Las Vegas hotel, and hired a team of what the document called “fixers” to shape a monetary settlement, obstruct a police criminal investigation and trick her into taking $375,000 to keep quiet.

Tralee Advertiser Apologises For Racist Joke The Tralee Advertiser was forced to issue an apology this week after publishing a racist “joke” about a “black Jewish boy”. The offensive joke, which was printed in the magazine’s ‘It’s Only a Joke’ section, was shared widely on social media my outraged readers, and was later condemned by the Director of Amnesty Ireland, Colm O’Gorman. The Tralee Advertiser subse-

quently apologised for the offending material, saying it had been published in error. “This joke was not intended to be included in our magazine as we deemed it to be of an offensive nature. We know that our ‘It’s Only a Joke’ page is read by both young and old and endeavour to ensure that content on this page will continue to do what a good joke does, which is to make us laugh, not be offensive.”

Higgins to return €200k balance Incumbent President Michael D Higgins has said he will return the balance in the Áras account at the end of his presidency. There has been recent scrutiny around the finances of the office of the President, particularly after it emerged that there is a €317,000 annual allowance which has no State oversight. “He said that he intends to return the balance in the account at the end of his first seven-year term,” a spokesperson for Higgins commented. “He estimated that the balance would be in the region of €200,000.” At the launch of his campaign last week, Higgins said he had no issues with transparency with regard to his expenses. He pointed out that the €317,000 fund had been in place since

1938 and said it was used for entertainment such as tea parties, events like Bloomsday and those commemorating the victims of the Magdalene Laundries. At the time he had also referenced the fact that Mary McAleese had returned about €450,000 at the end of her two terms as President. “It is a fund I never see, but I emphasise, it if voted for by the Oireachtas, it is within its gift to rescind it, but that would put a severe restriction on (Presidential) hospitality.” He was also asked last week about being accommodated in expensive hotels during foreign trips. “I couldn’t care less if I stay in a tent,” he told reporters.

Police shooting suspect is disabled veteran

A man suspected of shooting seven US police officers during a stand-off on Wednesday has been identified as a disabled military veteran. Frederick Hopkins is alleged to have killed one police officer and injured six more in Florence, South Carolina. The 74-yearold was injured during the Vietnam War and was also a disbarred lawyer, the Associated Press reports. He was arrested at the scene but is being treated for head injuries in hospital after reportedly falling. Police say the two-hour confrontation happened after police tried to serve a search warrant at Mr Hopkins’ home at about 4pm local time (8pm GMT). Florence County Chief Deputy Glenn Kirby said police were trying to investigate an accusation that a 27-year-old had sex-

ually assaulted a foster child in the house when the suspect opened fire at about 4.30pm. “Officers went there unknowing the firepower the suspect had,” Florence County Sheriff Kenney Boone said at a news conference. “Fire was being shot all over. The way this suspect was positioned, his view of fire was several hundred yards. So he had an advantage. The officers couldn’t get to the ones who were down.” Children were among those held inside during the stand-off, according to officials. A 20-year-old was also found shot and injured inside, local CBS affiliate WBTW-TV reports. The officers shot at the scene had to be rescued from the area in an operation using an armoured personnel carrier.

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05.10.18

Winning Streak Continues for Great Southern

The team at the Great Southern Killarney.

In the last 12 months, the Great Southern Killarney has been honoured by iconic industry awards on no less than four occasions. The latest accolade came from the Gold Medal Hotel and Catering Review Awards which took place last week. Having already won Best Four-Star Hotel at the same awards in 2017, the Great Southern’s Chef was also honoured this year by winning the Best Breakfast Award. Commenting on the win, Chief Executive, Ettienne Van Vrede stated: “We are just delighted with this latest win. As a team we are working hard to consistently improve our service and dining experience

at Great Southern. Last month we won Best Hotel Bar for Brownes and for me personally, winning this Best Breakfast Award is particularly significant as we have put a lot of work into our breakfast offering. We know that breakfast is our guests’ last experience at the hotel so it is a vital element to get right.” In the past 12 months, Great Southern Killarney has achieved huge success with awards such as Ireland’s Hotel Bar of the Year, Ireland’s Four-Star Hotel, 2017 Gold Medal Awards, Hotel & Catering Review and Best Conference Venue, National Hospitality Awards 2017.

Autumn Talks Series at Killarney National Park

Killarney National Park are delighted to host the Autumn Talks Series 2018, which commenced last night, October 4, in the stunning environs of Killarney House and Gardens. The illustrated series will be held in the Garden Room at the House. Now in its 35th year, Padraig O’Sullivan, Park Ranger, who organises the very popular talks, has watched the programme grow over the decades to ‘standing room only’! Padraig remarks: “People are very interested in their heritage, local history and wildlife, the series of lectures this year is sure to draw huge attendances from all over Kerry, the talks are free, so it’s best to get there early.” The side entrance at Beech Road will remain open for the evenings. There is little parking available at the Golden Gates Entrance on Muckross Road. October 4: THE SALMON: A SPECIES UNDER THREAT! - Professor T. F. Cross, D.Sc. October 11: CURLEWS IN CRISIS – Could we really lose the Curlew from Ireland? - Barry O’Donoghue October 18: VALENTIA TRANS-ATLANTIC CABLE PROJECT by Michael Lyne October 25: THE INTEGRATED CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS CONCEPT (ICW) -Rory Harrington BAgSc, MFS, PhD. November 1: RESTORATION WORKS ON KILLARNEY HOUSE - Niall Parsons Dip. Arch BArch Sc, MRIAI November 8: WHERE ARE ALL THE INSECTS GONE? - Juanita Browne

Why There Should Be A Spot For Heather In Your Garden Words: Debby Looney

Garden Magic Nothing provides colour better throughout the winter months than heathers. A forgotten about group of plants, they have gotten a bad rep for overgrowing their welcome. It is true that if not looked after, they become lanky, woody, brown, straggly and unsightly. The only reason heathers become ugly is because they need a severe trim after flowering every year. Miss a year and things start going wrong. After flowering, cut back all heathers to the point at which they started flowering. This does not really have to be done carefully, you can take a shears or even a hedge trimmer to them. This is the only attention they will need all year! Heathers fall into two groups, Calluna and Erica. Callunas are lime tolerant and recognisable as such by their leaves and structure. The leaves are smooth and soft, and their growth is upright. Ericas do not tolerate lime, and their leaves are more like needles. They do not grow as tall as Calluna types, and their growth is horizontal more so than vertical. I think heathers look best in a designated bed as they compliment eachother. Having said that, they also work really well as a border edging, especially Erica varieties, as they tend to stay lower and have a nice round growth habit. I have Erica ‘Kramer’s Red’ along the driveway, in winter it blazes purple and in summer it is a nice dark green. Perfect! Some varieties to try are: Calluna ‘Silver Knight’, beautiful mauve flowers on silver foliage. C. ‘Dark Beauty’ – the

deepest of burgundy flowers on rich green foliage, the most striking of all the dark flowered ones. C. ‘Wickwar Flame’, lavender flowers on golden foliage, good contrast. C. ‘Theresa’, pink buds on golden foliage – looks like it glows! C. ‘Helena’ white buds on bright green foliage, a welcome break from the pink colours. C. ‘Bonita’ has crimson buds on amber foliage, very pretty. Erica varieties: E. ‘St. Keverne’ has bright pink flowers early in the autumn, compact growth habit. E. ‘Darley Dale’ pink, but foliage has white tips in the spring. E. ‘Eva Gold’ pink flowers, golden foliage. E. ‘Furzey’ dark pink flowers, pink tips in spring. There is a relatively new trend in Calluna types emerging, one of which sells under ‘the Girls’ range. These are usually two or three different colours in one pot. They are different plants put in together, and I have noticed in the garden one colour usually takes over from the others. They are great for pots, however. Also painted heathers are popular for pots. They come in bright, unnatural colours such as yellow, blue, red or purple. Appa-

rantly it is a harmless food dye which is used, but many of the plants die eventually. I think it is a crime against nature, but cannot deny their cheeriness! Most heathers work best if you plant them in groups of three. They look very well in combination with dwarf conifers, such as Pinus pumila, Podocarpus ‘Golden Dwarf’ or ‘Young Rusty’, Picea ‘Daisy’s white’ or Cryptomeria ‘Globosa nana’. They also look well with grasses, such as Carex ‘Evergold’, Carex buchananii, Ophiopogon nigrescens or Festuca ‘Intense blue’. More structural plants, such as Phormiums and Astelia also look well in a heather bed. Alternatively heathers can be used as underplanting for trees. All heathers are excellent for pollinators. They provide much needed pollen in winter and spring, and it is a great idea to plant them near your apple trees and other fruit plants in order to get pollinators into the habit of visiting a certain area of your garden. All in all, there should be a spot for heather in anyone’s garden!

The Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa offers a wide range of dining and party packages this festive season. For your private party or corporate event, reserve areas in Café du Parc, The Tan Yard and our newly renovated Window Lounge. Private dining options are also available in Restaurant Petrus. Package options include a mulled wine reception on arrival, finger food platters and live entertainment every Friday & Saturday night. The Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa have a dedicated Events Manager who will help tailor a package to your budget and requirements, ensuring your event is a memorable and enjoyable experience. Venues & Capacity Restaurant Petrus 45, Window Lounge 100, McShain Suiten 180, Le Grand Pey 250. Private function areas also available in Café du Parc & The Tan Yard.

Organising the perfect

Christmas party DON’T be daunted by the prospect of organising a Christmas party. Whether you have been tasked with co-ordinating your work do, or want to organise a get-together for friends or family, now is the ideal time to get out that pen and paper and start planning. Early birds will also avoid the disappointment of unavailable venues and the prospect of leading a lessthan-merry band of revellers around the streets in search of party central! First off, nail down the date. Consult everyone involved as to which dates they are available and, if it is a work function, try to find out the optimum day of the week for the event. For instance, Friday nights might work best because colleagues won’t have work the next day or alternatively this might be a no go as it eats into their weekend. Finalise a total budget for the event and confirm the number of guests – have in mind a minimum and maximum number of guests who will attend. The right venue is key – consider what type of venue most suits your team; a hotel, unique venue, marquee, bar or nightclub?

Location is also crucial – would you like the venue walking distance from your office or are you willing to travel slightly further? It is also important to consider where most people will be travelling back to at the end of the night to make sure the location is convenient and ensure maximum attendance.

The party atmosphere is another crucial consideration – do you require a formal sit-down dinner followed by dancing or maybe more of a party atmosphere focusing on drinking and dancing? It is important to be realistic with your budget here, in particular think about what food and drink you would like included in your Christmas party package.

Christmas party time at The Heights Hotel

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PARTY NIGHT SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 0 1 8 6:30PM

Menu Starters

Spiced Butternut Squash & Sweet Potato Soup, Parmesan Crumb Gin & Citrus Cured Sea Trout, Compressed Cucumber, Tonic Gel, Pickled Lemon Baked Goats Cheese Crottin, Apple, Fennel, & Celeriac Salad, Beetroot Tapenade

The festive season in nearly upon us which means it’s time to start planning your Christmas Party! At The Heights Hotel, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re organising a cosy & intimate gathering with a few of your close friends or you’re in charge of planning a big work do, we are the ideal celebratory venue to host your festive party with an array of menu’s and packages which can be tailored to suit your requirements. Alternatively you can take the stress out of planning and join us for our Christmas Party Night on December 15th where our events team have planned the evening for you. The party starts at 6:30 with a festive drinks receptions followed by a four course meal. You and your guests can then celebrate into the early hours with The Boogie Men Band & DJ and a late night bar. For more information or to book your tickets for the Christmas Party Night, contact our events team on T: 064 663 1158 E: events@killarneyheights.ie

Crumbed Ham Hock & Pigs Head Terrine, Black Pudding Bon Bon, Crispy BBQ Pigs Ear Crackling, Carrot Purée, Homemade Brown Sauce

Mains Roast Turkey & Glazed Ham, Duck Fat Roast Potatoes, Pork Stuffing, Glazed Root Vegetables, Turkey Gravy Braised Beef Cheek, Spring Onion & Garlic Mash, Roasted Roots, Thyme Reduction Half Roast Duck, Braised Red Cabbage, Orange & Plum Jus Roasted Seabass, Smoked Potato Fondant, Charred Leeks, Sauce Vierge

Desserts

Apple & Berry Spring Roll, Caramelised Apple Purée, Berry Jelly, Granny Smith Sorbet Frozen Peanut Butter Parfait, Roasted Peanut Chocolate Praline, Homemade Jammy Dodger Orange & Blackberry Trifle Traditional Christmas Pudding, Brandy Anglaise, Brown Bread Ice Cream Followed By Freshly Brewed Tea or Coffee & Mince Pies Mulled Wine & Mulled Cider Drinks Reception Festive Four Course Dinner The Boogie Men Live Band DJ until 2am Late Night Bar €45 per person

T: +353 (0) 64 663 1158 E: events@killarneyheights.ie W: www.killarneyheights.ie

Fun festive options YOUR Christmas party – whether with your colleagues, friends or family – can take many forms. Why not try a few different fun options for size? If it’s a girlie affair, then a festive afternoon tea should fit the bill. Also along the feelgood line is a spa day, which should go well with bon viveurs of all ages. This might be combined with a fabulous Yuletide lunch. You could also combine your celebration with a day of activity – check out sporting or other fun options available locally. You will find you are spoilt for choice. Finally, you don’t have to stray from home to enjoy a mini-break – consider a package that allows you to feast on fine food and enjoy an overnight stay, complete with that essential breakfast in bed the morning after!

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€40 Menu STARTERS

STARTERS

• Tempura of prawns, tossed salad served with sweet chilli sauce

• Fan of melon with raspberry sorbet and mulled wine syrup

• House salad of Kerry Black Pudding, goats cheese and sweet beetroot

• Homemade fishcakes with mixed leaves, avocado and

• Juicy chicken wings with BBQ sauce

• Breaded mushrooms in garlic or rosemary butter

• Fresh wild Killarney oak smoked salmon with pickled cucumber and roast pepper

• Fresh homemade soup of the day

MAINS • Fresh prime peppered 6oz fillet / 8oz sirloin steak served with button mushrooms and sauté onions • Honey roast half farm duckling, served with walnut herb stuffing, orange brandy sauce • Crusted rack of tender sweet lamb & herb stuffing with rosemary and brandy sauce • Trio of fresh fish, lemon butter sauce • Vegetarian option available Served with fresh garden vegetables

DESSERTS

• Selection of desserts Tea / Coffee

chilli sauce

• Fresh wild mussels in their shell, served with lemon or garlic butter

MAINS • Fresh prime 4oz fillet / 6oz sirloin steak, served with button mushrooms and sauté onions, pepper sauce or garlic butter • Roasted pork steak, served with thyme and chive mash puree and port jus • Escalope of fresh salmon coated in cajun spices with lemon yoghurt dressing, pickled cucumber salad • Roast fresh crown of farm turkey & ham, fresh herb stuffing, port and cranberry jus • Vegetarian option available Served with fresh garden vegetables

DESSERTS

• Selection of desserts Tea / Coffee

OPENED UNTIL 31ST DECEMBER 2018

5 Star Christmas Parties At

Muckross Park Hotel & Spa Muckross Park Hotel & Spa is offering 5 star Christmas parties to remember with a choice of dates in December on offer. On the 7th and 15th December guests can enjoy a 5 star Christmas party with everything included. A wonderful 4 course dinner menu awaits with dining delights such as prime Hereford Beef, Atlantic Hake and traditional elements such as Christmas Pudding Ice Cream and Mulled Spiced Apple Crumble. Preceding dinner Christmas carol singers will entertain guests on arrival and a warming mulled wine reception awaits. As guests enter they can soak up the embracing atmosphere of Christmas and with the hotel’s location in the National Park. it makes this feeling even more wonderful.

The party continues after dinner with live entertainment from The Big Band Theory on the 7th December and Red Effect on the 15thDecember. Dance the night away, sing all of those Christmas favourites you love and enjoy the wonderful entertainment available on either of our Christmas Party nights. Continue the party into the early hours with a DJ who will ensure everyone is on the dance floor by the end of the evening. If guests wish to stay in a fabulous deluxe bedroom and treat themselves to a 5 star hotel stay, rates start at €85.00 per person sharing including breakfast and access to The Spa at Muckross. Private Christmas party nights are also available throughout late November and into December. Contact us today for more details.www.muckrosspark.com

Christmas Party Nights At The Brehon Celebrate the return of the annual Christmas party with an evening of yuletide cheer and merrymaking at Killarney’s award-winning Brehon hotel. The team at The Brehon have created two festive party nights for you to choose from. On Saturday, December 8 and Saturday, December 15, the hotel will host Christmas parties in their beautiful banqueting suite. The festivities will begin with a mulled wine reception, followed by a four-course festive dinner, there will also be spot prizes and live music with Renovator on December 8th and Wise Guys on December 15. This package costs just €45 per person. Bespoke Christmas parties and special occasion celebrations can also be arranged. The Brehon offers a choice of dining options, venues and menus. For further information or to book call Lorraine on 064 6623934 or email lorraine.salmon@thebrehon.com

Picking the perfect party venue CHRISTMAS PARTIES come in all shapes and sizes and whether you are organising a cosy get-together for a select few or planning a larger do, the venue is key to its success. Now is an ideal time to check out what all venues have to offer. Killarney is in the enviable position of offering a whole host of venues to choose from, to suit all sizes of parties. Most venues offer bespoke packages tailored to your precise requirements. After reviewing the proposal and what is included in each package, shortlist the venues offered. This can be a fun part of party planning. It is a good idea to view the venues you are interested in as soon as possible, venues will not hold dates endlessly over the Christmas period therefore, it is best to move quickly on this. When viewing the venues remember to bring the proposal with you so you can check what the package includes at each venue.

Christmas Parties at

Appetisers

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Roast Parsnip Soup, Chestnuts and Pigs in Blankets Gin & Beetroot Cured Salmon, Celeriac Remoulade and Soda Bread Foie Gras Crème, Sherry Vinegar Jelly, Granny Smith Apple & Toast Mature Cheddar and Leek Tart, Samphire and Pickled Walnut

Main Course Roast Breast Of Duck, Confit Leg, Braised Chicory and Pistachio Venison & Penny Bun Pie with Mash Potato Baked Cod, Shellfish with Leek Vinaigrette Thyme & Rosemary Polenta, Brussel Sprout Slaw, Grilled Cavenbert

Dessert

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Cranberry & Lemon Tart, Vanilla Cream Mulled Wine Sorbet, Caramelised Orange Black Forest Crème Brulee 2 courses for €25 | 3 courses for €30

For bookings contact 064 663 5700 or info@celticwhiskeybar.com 93 New Street, Killarney, Co.Kerry

Festivities At The Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder

From roast breast of duck to Black Forest crème brulee, Head Chef Alan MacDonald at the Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder has filled his Christmas party menu with plenty of festive treats. With nuances of gin and beetroot salmon and mulled wine sorbet, our Christmas party menu features the best of Irish produce in the Kingdom and is sure to get you into the Christmas spirit. And if that doesn’t appeal, we’ve even created an additional menu especially for the traditionalist. A delicious set three course meal for €25 with roast parsnip soup, turkey with all the trimings and Christmas pudding, available for groups over 12. Our in-house mixologist will also be on hand, should you wish to make your evening that little bit more exciting, with a pre-dinner cocktail masterclass! From Whiskey Sours to Cosmopolitans, our alchemists will tailor the masterclass especially for your group. Our Christmas party menu and cocktail masterclasses must be booked in advance. For reservations please contact the Celtic Whiskey Bar & Larder on 064 663 5700 or email info@celticwhiskeybar.com.

GoldenNugget

Christmas At The

The Golden Nugget is a family owned Bar & Restaurant in the village of Fossa, on the main Ring of Kerry road, just 5 minutes from Killarney town. The Golden Nugget is an established bar and restaurant, popular with both locals and tourists alike. Sit back, relax and enjoy one of the finest pints in Killarney! Our newly refurbished restaurant is a bright an airy space with ample room to cater for private parties and group functions. Located on the famous Ring of Kerry route, we are just a 5-minute drive from Killarney town and a 2 minute drive from Killeen and Mahony’s Point Golf Courses. Directly opposite The Golden Nugget is the Fossa Way Walk which travels through the Killarney National Park and directly into the town. Our menu caters for all tastes and budgets with simple, wholesome food, vegetarian options and a kid’s menu. Features include our famous ‘Jobber’ Burger, Craft Beer Battered Fish and our renowned Chicken Wings with a mouth-watering house sauce. All our produce is locally sourced from local suppliers. We cater for private functions including Wedding after-parties, Christenings, Birthday Parties, Christmas Parties, Anniversaries, Meetings, Funerals, Quizzes etc. We also cater for Stag and Hen Parties, including breakfast to start off! For bookings call us now on 06466-31325 or email us on: thegoldennuggetbar@ gmail.com. The Golden Nugget Bar & Restaurant, Fossa, Killarney, Co Kerry.

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New Kayne’s Bar & Brasserie

Following a major refurbishment at the end of November, Kayne’s on the Muckross Road, will focus on being Killarney’s Best Bar & casual dining experience. The popular Killarney eatery and bar will close its doors on Sunday November 18th for two weeks of intense works to undergo refurbishment before re-opening on December 1st with a brand new look and vibe and exciting new menu under the new name of Kayne’s Bar & Brasserie. The investment by the Randles Family in the much loved Bar & Brasserie will give the bar’s interior an exciting new colour scheme offering tones of olive green, rustic blue, brown & brass, all enhanced with atmospheric lighting moods and a new sound system. Opened in 2000, Kayne’s has grown to be one of Killarney’s best dining experiences. Our culinary team under our new Executive Chef Cyrille Durand, use the freshest of local produce to create mouth-watering dishes for you to savour. The plan is to build on previous successes including a recommendation from John McKenna’s Bridgestone Guide and winning the Moreau Chablis Fish Dish Award. Also new to the team at Kayne’s is Thomas Lowther who is the new Bar & Brasserie Manager bringing a wealth of hospitality experience with him and is looking forward to the new challenges that lie ahead and will be supported by Operations Manager Michael Talbot, Supervisors Stephen Carey & Karen Murphy and company. Looking for something new for Christmas 2018 celebrations, get in touch with us to discuss options and menus and for all the news, happenings and special discounts join our loyalty club. For bookings call: 064-6639300.

Desk to dancefloor

WE HAVE it sussed when it comes to dazzling in party-perfect makeup! We got tips from the top in the form of makeup maestro Bobbi Brown. The best canvas is of course your natural complexion and Bobbi advises you to begin by gently smoothing on moisturiser to soften and refresh your skin. Next, use a concealer brush to apply corrector and then concealer under the eye area and use fingers to pat and blend both products into the skin. They’ll help conceal any darkness and brighten up your face. Finally, use foundation that matches skin exactly to even out areas where skin is red or uneven. Using an Eye Shadow Brush, apply eyeshadow all over the lid. Then, with a Cream Shadow Brush, apply a creaseproof eyeshadow, such as Bobbi Brown Sand Dollar Long-Wear Cream Shadow, onto the lower lid up to the crease. Use an ultra-fine eyeliner brush to make eyes stand out with Bobbi Black Ink Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner. For long-lasting, romantic lashes that won’t smear or fade brush two coats of Bobbi Brown Black No Smudge Mascara on the lashes. For a pretty glow use two shades of blush–a neutral and a brighter ‘pop’ shade. Smile and apply onto cheeks. Blend the colour upward towards the hairline and then downward to keep colour light and blended. For a final touch, dab a pop of pale pink blush onto the apples of the cheeks. Powder blush is long-lasting, but we also love cream varieties. The Bobbi Brown Pot Rouges are just the ticket and also ideal for saving space in that teeny tiny party clutch bag as you can use them for both lips and cheeks!

Motoring

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Motoring

Skoda Vision RS Hot Hatch Concept Busts Out

Volkswagen’s Czech-based budget brand appears to have found its visual groove after showing off this edgy new concept car, the Skoda VISION RS, alongside the its new hero SUV, the Kodiaq RS, at the 2018 Paris Motor Show recently. Previewing a fresh and futuristic Skoda design language with more angles than a refracted parallelogram, and the first RS to feature a plug-in hybrid system, the Skoda VISION RS is a 180kW

compact hot hatch widely expected to inspire the next Skoda Rapid hatch. There’s plenty of exterior eye candy on this Skoda, starting with an assertive front-end design with a low front spoiler and Audi-esque air-dams. The rearend has even more visual drama with a bold roof spoiler and rear diffuser, tied together with large 20-inch alloy wheels.

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Video Game Tech The world’s greatest driving instructor could be a standard feature on every single Porsche in the near future. That appears to be the objective at Porsche, which has just bought a sizable share of a Swiss start-up that specialises in augmented-reality projectors that could turn a Porsche windscreen into a video game like Gran Turismo. The multi million euro investment

in Zurich-based company WayRay could lead to holographic displays showing the ideal apex and perfect line through a corner at any race track in the world. Indeed, if you thought that race line guidance in Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport video games were akin to ‘cheating’, you may have strong opinions about Porsche’s proposed augmented reality tech as well.

BMW Planning Reborn M1 Supercar

BMW could have a 450kW-plus successor to the iconic M1 supercar of the late 1970s on sale by early next decade. The project is the lovechild of BMW Group’s development chief Klaus Frohlich, who confirmed his desire to build a new-generation BMW supercar to Australian media during an interview at the Paris motor show overnight. Frohlich revealed his supercar plan hinged around using the carbon-fibre

structure of the current i8 coupe and an all-wheel drive petrol-electric hybrid drivetrain. But while the current i8 makes 275kW from its combination of front-mounted electric motor and rear-mounted 1.5-litre three-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, Frohlich said the supercar would make 600hp (447kW) or more. And that spells supercar or even hypercar performance levels.

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Review: Cher - Dancing Queen Cher Lovingly Updates ABBA’s Hits on ‘Dancing Queen’. Dancing Queen, Cher’s 26th album. Working with producer Mark Taylor who helped seal Cher’s legacy with the game-changing “Believe” in the late Nineties, she finds subtle changes that update ABBA classics without totally stripping them of the catchiness that made those songs beloved

hits well beyond their heyday. “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight),” “SOS” and “Mamma Mia” are given just enough of a knob turn that they’re transformed from upbeat FM radio pop into club bangers, pulsating with every beat. Cher covers an incredibly expansive representation of ABBA’s music in only 10 songs.

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Oct 5th, Fri 22:35 Together on Graham’s sofa tonight: comedy genius Rowan Atkinson, back in action in Johnny English Strikes Again, actress Jamie Lee Curtis, reprising her role as Laurie Strode in the new Halloween, 40 years after the original; pop star Gary Barlow, talking about his autobiography A Better Me; and Hollywood king of cool Jeff Goldblum, who chats and performs Straighten Up and Fly Right with Imelda May.

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(2015, Science Fiction) Premiere. A gifted young scientist joins a secret project researching inter-dimensional travel, and return from a journey to another world granted superhuman powers. Their abilities make them the only hope for Earth’s survival when a colleague who was lost on their expedition returns to wreak vengeance. Superhero adventure, starring Miles Teller, Michael B Jordan, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell.

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Laura Whitmore examines her family’s experiences in several tumultuous events in Irish history, from the Fenian uprising of 1867 to the deadly Spanish flu epidemic of 1918.

Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father is easily the funniest travel show right now. With Season 2 now on Netflix, the British comedian returns for a whole new batch of adventures across Eastern Europe with his Debbie Downer daddy. While Jack tried to take his father on a gap year type trip in Season 1, the new episodes give the elder Whitehall more control of the itinerary, but the bickering remains the same.

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Oct 6th, 18:35 (2014, Fantasy) A fairy falls in love with an ambitious human nobleman, who betrays her in pursuit of claiming the throne. She swears to get revenge on him by placing a curse on his daughter, only to find herself developing a maternal bond with the girl. Fantasy adventure based on the story of Sleeping Beauty, starring Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley and Imelda Staunton.

Bad Teacher

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Oct 7th, Sun 21:00 (2011, Comedy) Cynical, hard-drinking teacher Elizabeth Halsey hates her job and the kids in her class, and hopes to escape her daily grind by landing a rich husband. A wealthy substitute seems like a suitable candidate, but she has a rival for his attention in a squeaky-clean colleague. Comedy, starring Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, Jason Segel and Lucy Punch.

Candice Brown Marries Liam Macaulay

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Una Healy Looks Happy With ‘New Man’ While In LA

Last week, Candice shocked fans when she revealed on Twitter that she’d secretly tied the knot with her tree surgeon beau Liam Macaulay in France just days earlier. The Great British Bake Off winner Candice Brown has shared the first glimpse of the breathtaking Monique Lhuillier satin gown she wore as she married her longtime love at Château de Varennes in Burgundy on September 22. Speaking with HELLO!, Candice said of her strapless duchess dress, which she teamed with a tartan Vivienne Westwood bag and red embellished Alexander McQueen shoes: ‘There was no way I was going conservative on my wedding day.’ Candice’s Bake Off competitors were on hand to

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help the happy couple celebrate and all eyes were on the wedding cake which turned out to be 12 separate masterpieces created by the bakers. ‘There will never be another wedding-cake table like that – there was enough to feed about 300 people,’ said Candice, whose two pet dogs were also special guests at the romantic ceremony. ‘They reflected each of them and me. Val [Stones] made a pug bride and groom, while Selasi [Gbormittah] biked over handmade chocolate from Switzerland.’ Turning her attention to her new husband, Candice gushed: ‘We have always said we work better together than we do apart. Being able to say we are now husband and wife is such a lovely thing.’

Take That To Celebrate 30th Anniversary With A New BBC Documentary Una Healy is showing estranged husband Ben Foden what he’s missing on her LA trip. Una split from her husband of six years, Ben Foden, in July after finding out he had allegedly cheated on her. Una looked stunning in a bright red Ivy Park bodysuit while posing with model Kenneth ‘KP’ Guidroz on Malibu beach. Showcasing her sensational new blonde locks. Una tagged K.P. Guidroz in one of her pictures. The model posted photos with the mum of two of his Instagram page. Speaking to Hello! Magazine recently Una said: ‘My life has been turned upside down and I’m trying to figure it out. I’m taking each day as it comes and just being there for my children.’

Una Healy looking stunning in LA

One of the biggest boybands in the world are planning their 30th anniversary celebrations and want help from their fans. Alongside a planned world tour, Take That are calling on members of the public to upload their own Take That memories and experiences to www.mytakethatstory.com. The band will then be filmed reacting to the stories and sharing some of their own favourites. The deadline is October 31st. The documentary will be called ‘Take That and Us’. The singers said: “Has it really been 30 years? There’s only one way to find out we said, as we accepted the offer

of taking a closer look at our three decades in music. “We’ve handed over our own personal camcorders from the 90s, we’ve asked fans to share their stories from over the years and we’re bringing the story up to date by sharing some behind the scenes from our lives today as we prepare for the launch of our Greatest Hits record.” Kate Phillips, controller of entertainment commissioning at the BBC, said: “This entertaining programme will shine a light on how everything changes as we celebrate the band and the music they’ve created over an incredible career.”

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6TH ANNIVERSARY

BROSNAN

FOLEY (NEE O’SULLIVAN)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY FOLEY

In loving memory of our granddaughter Lorna Brosnan (Looney), Late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee, Who died on the 7th of October 2012.

In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney), Late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee, Who died on the 7th of October 2012.

Life goes on we know that’s true But it’s not the same since we lost you We keep your memories one by one The things you said the things you did They bring a smile and many a tear And always a wish that you were here In God’s care you rest above And in our hearts you rest with love.

No words we write can ever say, How much we miss you everyday, No one knows the grief we bear, When the family gather And you’re not there, We laugh, we talk, we play the part, But beyond the sorrow is a broken heart. The sorrow we feel, We can never explain, And the ache in our hearts Will always remain.

Sadly missed and always remembered by Nana Nuala and Granda Tim Looney.

A Nana is blessing She’s thoughtful and caring The finest and most precious gift Know she’ll always be there Skies be blue or grey, She will always lend a hand or two She will never turn away Each selfless thing about her is special To recall today A Nana is a blessing The most precious of all.

Always remembered by Joanne and Tony.

Our Shining and Guiding Star above.

11TH ANNIVERSARY

Loved dearly and missed every day, your grandchildren James, Evan and Emma xxxx

6TH ANNIVERSARY BROSNAN (LOONEY)

In loving memory of Mary Foley, Late of Killafadda, Kilgarvan, Who died on 30th September 2012.

CARROLL

24TH ANNIVERSARY In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney), Late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee, Who died on the 7th of October 2012. We did not see you close your eyes We did not see you die All we knew was that you were gone Without a last goodbye. It was a sudden parting Too bitter to forget Only those who loved you Are the ones who will never forget.

FLYNN In loving memory of Seán Carroll, Riverview, Mill Rd. Killarney, Who died on October 10th 2007. We wrote your name in the sky But the wind blew it away We wrote your name in the sand But the waves washed it away We wrote your name in out hearts And forever it will stay. From your loving wife Fiona And children Ciara and Daniel.

The happy hours we once enjoyed How sweet there memories still But death has left a vacant place This world can never fill.

Mass on Friday 12th October @ 10am in St. Mary’s of The Angels, Beaufort.

Your life was one of kindly deeds A helping hand for others needs Sincere and true in heart and mind Beautiful memories left behind.

11TH ANNIVERSARY CARROLL

Always loved and never forgotten by Dad, Margaret, Makaela, Stephen and Padraic.

6TH ANNIVERSARY BROSNAN

In loving memory of Seán Carroll, Riverview, Mill Rd. Killarney, Who died on October 10th 2007. Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear.

In loving memory of Lorna Brosnan (Looney), Late of 82 Gallowsfield Tralee, Who died on the 7th of October 2012. We wish we could see You one more time Come walking through our door But we know that is impossible We will hear your voice no more. We know you can feel our tears And don’t want us to cry Yet our hearts are broken, Because you had to die. We pray to God to give us strength And somehow get us through As we struggle with this heartache That came when we lost you. We miss you more than you could know, We miss your smile The way you used to make us laugh Made everything worthwhile. Never forgotten Your Uncle Timmy and Sharon. Love you always Your cousins Chloe, Keelan and Alex.

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Treasured memories of Mary C. Flynn, Late of 14 Ferndale Avenue, Killarney, Who died on the 5th October, 1994. We hold you close within our hearts And there you shall remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. So rest in peace dear loved one And thanks for all you’ve done We pray that God has given you The crown you’ve truly won. Lovingly remembered by your husband Larry, sons Laurence, Michael, Padraig, sister Rose, daughters-in-law Judith and Olive, grandchildren Christopher, Killian, Laura, Dylan, relations and friends. Anniversary Mass 11.00am at the Church of the Resurrection on Sunday 7th October.

9TH ANNIVERSARY O’DONNELL

Fondly remembered by your Brothers; Donal, Denis & Pat, Sisters-in-law; Ann, Marie & Helena, Nieces; Avril, Orla & Claudia and Nephew Darragh.

9TH & 5TH ANNIVERSARY CRONIN

In loving memory of our parents Danny and Josie Cronin, Muckross, Killarney. Danny who died 6th September 2009. Josie who died 5th October 2013. Treasured memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

In loving memory of Plunkett (Patsy) O’Donnell, Who died on the 6th October 2009.

In loving memory of Mary Foley, Late of 93 Countess Grove, Killarney, Who passed away on 7th October 2017. As we deeply and lovingly remember Mary on her 1st Anniversary, Jackie, Shane, Norma and Karen, daughterin-law Rachel, son-in-law Eoghan and Mary’s 9 grandchildren would like to thank everyone for their kindness and support. Our heartfelt appreciation to all who sent mass cards and letters of sympathy. We would like to thank all those who called to our home and who spent the nights with Mary as she lay in repose. To those who travelled from near and far to give their support and respect to Mary. To those who brought food, flowers and who donated to the Palliative Care Unit in KUH. A special word of thanks to the residents of Countess Grove, who went above and beyond for us. A sincere thanks to Fr. Kieran O’ Brien for his support, kind and comforting words and for celebrating Mary’s Requiem mass and his moving Homily. A special word of thanks to Fr. Simon Twomey and Fr. Charlie Maher who concelebrated the Requiem mass. A big thanks you to the Cathedral Choir who helped Lillie, Jean and Noelle make to mass special to us. Sincere thanks also to Mike and Tim O’Shea from O’Shea’s funeral home for their sensitivity and kindness at our unexpected loss. Thanks to Mary’s medical team, Dr. Miriam McCarthy of Deenagh Medical Practise Killarney, Dr. Azhar Jahangir of the Bons Secour Tralee, Dr. Patricia Sheehan and her Palliative Care team and all the nurses and staff also in the Bons Secour Tralee for their professionalism and understanding. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our appreciation for your kindness and compassion. The Holy Sacrifice of the mass will be offered for your intentions. Always loved and sadly missed by Jackie, Shane, Norma, Karen, Rachel, Eoghan, Cillian, Emma, Grace, Lillie, Jean, Noelle, Paddy, Jack and Sarah. Mary’s 1st Anniversary Mass will be held on Saturday October 6th at 7pm at her home at 93 Countess Grove, Killarney.

39TH & 6TH ANNIVERSARY O’CONNOR

We think of you with love today, But that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday, And the days before that too. Your memory is our keepsake, With which we’ll never part. God has you in his keeping, We have you in our hearts. You were always there, When we needed you, Not task too great or small, With willing hands and loving hearts For us you did it all. Always loved and remembered by your wife Eileen, Son Darren , Daughter Tracey, Son-in-law Johan and granddaughters Annie and Edith.

In loving memory of our dear parents Michael and Annie O’Connor, 21 Woodlawn, Killarney. Michael who died 3rd July 1979 and Annie October 10th 2012. A silent thought, A quiet prayer, For Michael and Annie, In Gods care. Sadly missed and forever in our hearts, by your daughters Mary and Geraldine, Sons in law, Eamon and Michael, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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In Memoriam

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3RD ANNIVERSARY

HEALY-RAE

4TH & 16TH ANNIVERSARY

22ND ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE

O’NEILL

In loving memory of Julie Healy-Rae 61 Scrahan Mews, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Formerly of Kilgarvan and New York, USA, who died on the 28th September 2015.

Mom, Every day is a heartbreak without you We miss you every hour of every day We know that you are with us all the time and looking over us.

Because you’re always thought about In such a special way Because you always did so much To brighten up each day

You may be gone for now But you are not forgotten. Love always Michael and Eileen xx

3RD ANNIVERSARY HEALY-RAE

In loving memory of Julie Healy-Rae 61 Scrahan Mews, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Formerly of Kilgarvan and New York, USA, who died on the 28th September 2015. If Roses grow in Heaven Lord, please pick a bunch for me. Place them in my Mother’s arms And tell her they’re from me. Tell her that I love her and miss her, And when she turns to smile, Place a kiss upon her cheek And hold her for a while. Because remembering her is easy, I do it every day, But there’s an ache within my heart That will never go away. Love Always Ro xxx

3RD ANNIVERSARY HEALY-RAE

In loving memory of Julie Healy-Rae 61 Scrahan Mews, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Formerly of Kilgarvan and New York, USA, who died on the 28th September 2015. Nan, Of all the special gifts in life However Great or small To you as our Nan Was the greatest gift of all. May the winds of love blow softly And whisper in your ear “We love and miss you Nan And wish that you were here” Deep in our hearts, Your life is kept To love and cherish, not forgot, No more tomorrows We can share But yesterdays are always there. A silent thought, A secret tear Keeps your memory ever near In our hearts forever. Your granddaughters Juliette and Rosie x x x

And because you cared for others Selflessly your whole life through I say a little prayer each day Especially for you. That heaven will protect you And will somehow let you know That, Nan, you meant so much to me And that I miss you so much And that I’ll think about you As I travel on the life’s way And keep you safe within my heart Forever and a day. Love forever and always your Grandchildren Ian, Jackie, Kevin, Juliette and Rosie xoxo

2ND ANNIVERSARY HORGAN

In loving memory of Jeremy and Mary Joe O’Neill, Late of 22 Muckross View, Killarney Whose anniversaries occur on October 2 and August 19 Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped away To the next room. I am I and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, That, we still are. Call me by my old familiar name. Speak to me in the easy way Which you always used. Put no difference into your tone. Wear no forced air of solemnity Or sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed At the little jokes we enjoyed together. Play, smile, think of me. Pray for me. Let my name be ever the Household word That it always was. Let it be spoken without effect. Without the trace of a shadow on it. Life means all that it ever meant. It is the same that it ever was. There is absolute unbroken continuity. Why should I be out of mind Because I am out of sight? I am but waiting for you. For an interval. Somewhere. Very near. Just around the corner. All is well.

In loving memory of Mairead Horgan (nee McQuinn), Late of Crosstown, Killarney, Who died on 5th October 2016. Rest in Peace A heart of gold, a life so true, love and respected by all she knew. Always willing, helpful and kind, what beautiful memories she left behind. Sadly missed by her husband Eddie, children John, Edward, Carl, Anna Marie and extended family. Mairead’s second anniversary mass will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday October 7th at 12 noon.

In loving memory of my father Timothy Sugrue, Late of 11 St. Brendan’s Terrace Killarney, who died on the 4th October 1996 R.I.P. Just think of him as resting From the sorrows and the tears In a place of warmth and comfort Where there are no days and years Always remembered by your daughter Marie, son in law Liam, Grandchildren David & Paul.

22ND ANNIVERSARY SUGRUE

In loving memory of my father Timothy Sugrue, Late of 11 St. Brendan’s Terrace Killarney, who died on the 4th October 1996 R.I.P. Treasured memories keep you near, As tie unfolds another year, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. Always remembered by your loving son Teddy, Mary, Tara & Rory.

6TH ANNIVERSARY SCANNELL

Nothing is past; nothing is lost. One brief moment and all will be as it was before only better, infinitely happier and forever we will all be one together with Christ. Loved and remembered every day by your family, Denis, Sinead, Sarah Jane and Mairtin, Orna, Sheá, Fiadh, and Ruadh. Anniversary Mass on Mon 8th Oct at 6.15pm in St.Mary’s Cathedral.

6TH ANNIVERSARY O’BRIEN

In loving memory of Maunie Scannell, Lissivigeen, Killarney who passed away on 8th October 2012. You always had a smile to share, A laugh, a joke, a time to care, Each of us in our own way, Have special thoughts of you today. Always remembered by your brother Eugie, Marie, John, Alice and Michael.

8TH ANNIVERSARY

MOYNIHAN

O’SULLIVAN In loving memory of a much loved uncle and brother James O’Brien, late of Dromulton Lower, Currow, and 28 St Mary’s Terrace, Killarney who died on 7th October 2012. In loving memory of Denis O’Sullivan, Late of 123 Ballyspillane, Killarney, Who died on October 6th 2010. Now the Lord is the Spirit And where the Spirit is There is freedom. God pours life into death And death into life Without a drop being spilled. With love from Eileen, David, Vivian, Alanna & Kyle & Sharon, Damien, Sophie & Luke xxx Anniversary Mass on Tuesday October 9th at 9.30am in The Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney.

You held my hand when i was small, You caught me when i fell, You’re the hero of my childhood And my later years aswell. And everytime I think of you, My heart still fills with pride, Though I’ll always miss you Jimmy, I know you’re by my side. In laughter and in sorrow, In sunshine and through rain, I know you are watching over us, Until we meet again.

In loving memory of Patrick (Paudie) Moynihan, Late of Tiernaboul, Killarney Who died on the 9th October, 2010. Broken is the family circle, Our dear one is passed away, Passed from earth and earthy darkness Into bright and perfect day, But we all must cease to languish over The grave of him we love, Strive to be prepared to meet him, In the better world above.

Loved and always remembered by his sister Geraldine, niece Joan, Alan, Gearóid, Clodagh, Patrick & John.

Fondly remembered by your loving wife Eileen, daughters Noreen and Mary, sons Billy and John, daughter-in-law Mary, son-in-law Richard and Tim, Grandson Ashton and Granddaughter Mikaela.

Anniversary Mass, Saturday 6th October, St Mary’s Cathedral at 6.15pm.

Anniversary mass on Mon 8th Oct at 6.15pm in St.Mary’s Cathedral.

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In Memoriam

05.10.18

22ND ANNIVERSARY

NOVENA TO ST. CLAIRE

RYAN

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

In loving memory of a dear mother And grandmother Hannah Ryan, 23 Dalton’s Avenue, Killarney, Who died on the 2nd of October 1996. Time passes memories stay, Always remembered especially today, Deep in our hearts your memory is kept, Words are not needed, We will never forget. Sadly missed your loving daughter Marie, Michael and family. Anniversary Mass on Sunday October 7th at 10:30am in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

22ND ANNIVERSARY RYAN

In loving memory of a dear mother And grandmother Hannah Ryan, 23 Dalton’s Avenue, Killarney, Who died on the 2nd of October 1996. You always had a smile to share, A helping hand and time to care, A wonderful person, kind and true, These are the memories we have of you. Although we smile and make no fuss, You are sadly missed by us. Remembered with love and deeply missed by your daughter Lynsday and grandson Kenneth.

4TH ANNIVERSARY MAYE

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

THANKSGIVING For favours received from St. Claire, St. Theresa, St. Patrick, Infant Child of Prague, St. Gerard, St. Anthony, St. Joseph, Sacred Heart of Jesus, St. Martin, St. Jude, St. Francis, St. Perigrine, St. Beuelwanda, John Paul, St. Bridget, Holy Spirit, Precious Mother of Jesus, Padre Pio, Blessed Virgin Mary, all the Angels and Saints and all the Holy Souls. B.L.

PRAYER TO ST. JOSEPH

In loving memory of Noreen Maye, Late of 13 Torc Terrace, Who died on 9th October 2014. It’s lonely here without you We will miss you more each day Life is not the same for us, Since you were called away, Silently we grieve And brush away a tear. The memories we have of you, Will last throughout the years. Sadly missed by your loving daughter Eileen, Tom, Christina, Helena, Thomas, Anthony, Tommy and Sarah.

9TH ANNIVERSARY RYAN

In loving memory of Kathleen Ryan, Ballycullane, Rathmore, Co. Kerry, Who died on the 5th October 2009. The years are quickly passing , Though still we can’t forget, For in the hearts that love her, Her memory lingers yet. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered By your family.

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

PRECIOUS MOTHER OF JESUS Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request. (Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). B.L.

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

PRAYER FOR THE BEATIFICATION OF VENERABLE EDEL QUINNO

glorious St. Theresa, whom Almighty God

Eternal Father, I thank you for the grace you gave to your servant, Edel Quinn, of striving to live always in the joy of your prescence, for the radiant charity infused into her heart by your Holy Spirit, and for the strength she drew from the Bread of Life to labour until death for the glory of your name, in loving dependence on Mary, Mother of the Church. Confident, O Merciful Father, that her life was pleasing to you, I beg you to grant me, through her intercession, the special favour I now implore..., and to make known by miracles the glory she enjoys in Heaven, so that she may be glorified also by your Church on earth, through Christ Our Lord. Amen. B.L.

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. B.L.

PRAYER TO PADRE PIO Oh, Jesus full of grace and charity, victim for sinners, so impelled by your love of us that you willed to die on the cross. I humbly entreat Thee to glorify in heaven and on earth, the servant of God. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, who generously participated in Your sufferings, who loved Thee so much and laboured so faithfully for the glory of your heavenly Father and for the good of souls. With confidence, I beseech Thee to grant me, through his intercession, the grace of....which I ardently desire. 3 times; Glory be to the Father... Imprimatur Manfredonia 12-3-1971 Valentino Vailati, Archbishop. B.L.

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

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

PRAYER TO ST. MARTHA O Saint Martha, I resort to thee and thy petition and faith, I offer up to thee this light which I shall burn every Tuesday for nine Tuesdays. Comfort me in all my difficulties through the great favour thou didst enjoy when our Saviour lodged in thy house. I beseech thee to have definite pity in regard to the favour I ask (mention favour). Intercede for my family that we may always be provided for in all our necessities. I ask thee St. Martha to overcome the dragon which thou didst cast at they feet. One Our Father and three Hail Marys and a lighted candle every Tuesday, and the above prayer made known with the intention of spreading devotion to St. Martha. Never known to fail. This miraculous saint grants everything before mine Tuesdays are up, no matter how difficult.

PRECIOUS MOTHER OF JESUS Mother of Divine Grace, you can find a way, where there is no way. Please hear my prayer and grant me my request. (Say 6 times daily & your request will be granted). M.H.

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Kerry SFC 1/4 Final | Dr Crokes 1-20 Killarney Legion 0-9

All the hype leading up to last Sunday’s derby turned out to be completely unjustified as favourites Dr Crokes coasted to a comprehensive 14-point victory over Legion in the Fitzgerald Stadium. I was genuinely confident going into the game, and I think the boys were as well, so to lose in that manner was beyond disappointing. After the game someone asked me what went wrong and I didn’t really know what to say. Everything? It was just a disaster. You obviously have to give the opposition a lot of credit and I thought it was a really good performance by the Crokes. They were solid from 1 to 15 and the majority of their players won their individual battles. Tony Brosnan kicked nine points, Johnny Buckley put in a serious shift and Shane Murphy’s kick-outs were A1. Pat O’Shea’s side had been inconsistent at best in recent weeks but they just seemed to click into gear for this one, which I suppose is typical from our perspective. I know from speaking to a couple of their players that they were a bit worried about us coming into the game and that probably focussed them. They were on it from the very first minute. They’re well used to performing on the big stage as well. It’s second nature to them by this point and I think that was a factor on the day. I doubt there are

any players in the country who have played more championship games than the likes of John Payne, Mike Moloney, Brian Looney, Kieran O’Leary and Gooch. That experience is priceless. It looks like the three-in-a-row is a real possibility now, although you’d imagine that Rahilly’s and East Kerry/Dingle will run them closer than we managed last weekend. For our part, I know Jamesie O’Sullivan will be making preparations for the O’Donoghue Cup and the players will obviously do their best, but it might be hard for guys to find the motivation to attack the East Kerry championship with any real vigour. Sunday’s defeat was another cruel blow for this group of players and fellas are bound to be demoralised. Winning the county championship is the ultimate goal and to get knocked out by your neighbours makes it even more painful. As a club, it seems to be false dawn after false dawn and being the poor cousins certainly isn’t easy. It’s a source of great frustration for everyone involved. We were in a similar position with Killarney Athletic. We had gone 50 years without winning a league title and we always seemed to come up short against our biggest rivals, Celtic. There were guys who had played for Athletic for years but had never beaten them. It had reached the stage where there was virtually no belief within the club that we could actually go and do it.

2015/16 was a low. We came within inches of finally beating Celtic only to concede an own goal with the last kick of the game. In the end, we only barely stayed up. We were rubbish and the season was an unmitigated disaster. But as the saying goes, it’s not how many times you get knocked down, it’s how many times you get back up. We came back stronger and more determined the following season, and we won the first derby 3-2 with two late goals. That was a real monkey off our back and it gave us huge amount of confidence. We pushed on and made the league final (against Celtic, obviously) and eventually took the lead 85 minutes into the replay. When the final whistle went, it was like nothing I’ve ever experienced. It was a moment I had played out in my head all year but when it actually happened, it was infinitely better than I had ever imagined. All the years of failure, the hard work going unrewarded, the hard luck stories, being the butt of the jokes, having to put up with the whole town (including people from our own club) talking s*** about us, being told that we’d never win anything… It was actually all worth it in the end because it made the victory so much sweeter. It will be the same for Legion when we get over the line. It’s just a matter of getting back up and going again.

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05.10.18

Roche Catches The Eye With Deadly Finishing

Words: Adam Moynihan

Darragh Roche is surrounded by South Kerry players.

Kerry SFC 1/4 Final East Kerry 4-12 | South Kerry 2-10

KERRY SFC SEMI-FINALS Sunday, October 14, Austin Stack Park 2pm

East Kerry v Dingle

3:45pm Dr Crokes v Kerins O’Rahilly’s One question invariably crops up after East Kerry games these days: “Is he worth a lookin?” The East have been rampant in this year’s championship to date and the exploits of their young guns have left many observers wondering if a few might be good enough to play for the Kerry seniors in 2019. Based on the previous three games you could have already made compelling arguments for guys like Seán O’Leary, Kieran Murphy, Jack Sherwood, Dara Moynihan, Paudie Clifford and Evan Cronin and on Sunday another man caught the eye. Glenflesk sharpshooter Darragh Roche bagged 2-3 in a brilliant display of finishing and he also provided the assist of the day when his improvised pass sent David Clifford clean through on goal. Roche led his club to the intermediate final earlier this year and although Glenflesk lost, the free-scoring forward showed he was a man for the big occasion by notching 2-5. Senior intercounty football is obviously a big step up but performances like the one he gave on Sunday will do his chances no harm at all. (Not sure about the celebration though…) It took East Kerry a while to get going against South Kerry but you always felt they had another

Dara Moynihan tries to keep his feet under pressure from an opponent.

couple of gears in them. When they eventually started rolling, there was really only going to be one winner and Oran Clifford’s foolish red card obviously played right into their hands. Influential midfielder Kieran Murphy was out through injury but experienced clubmate Shane McSweeney had a fine game in his stead, while the versatile Jack Sherwood once again showed his intercounty credentials with another superb performance. Industrious half-forward Dara Moynihan was at his swashbuckling best and David Clifford scored 1-4 in his first ever Kerry SFC Quarter-Final. The future is undoubtedly bright for the district but there is a slight caveat. Kilcummin will be a senior club in 2019 so a good chunk of East Kerry’s current squad will be unavailable for

selection next year, including no fewer than six regular starters (Brendan Kealy, Philip Casey, Seán O’Leary, Kieran Murphy, Kevin Gorman and Kevin McCarthy) plus two fringe players (Shane McSweeney and Noel Duggan) who have started a game each. I wouldn’t go so far as to say that it’s do-or-die for East Kerry, but this is certainly a wonderful opportunity to clinch their first Kerry SFC since 1999. Standing in their way in the next round will be Dingle, against whom they racked up 6-16 as recently as September 9. Crokes will be looking for revenge against Kerins O’Rahilly’s in the other semi and from a local’s perspective, the dream final would be East Kerry v Crokes up in the Park on October 28. On last weekend’s form, you certainly wouldn’t bet against that happening.

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“Legion Made It All So Easy For Crokes” Words: Eamonn Fitzgerald This much looked forward to Kerry quarter-final clash between Killarney town rivals Dr Crokes and Legion never materialised as Crokes were complete masters over a disappointing Legion side at the Park on Sunday last. I had expected Legion to be very competitive in this game, especially after two great away wins over Rathmore and Mid Kerry in the earlier rounds. Legion lined out as per programme as Podge O’Connor was ineligible to play after his sojourn in the USA. Crokes had three changes from the programme list: Shane Doolan started at centre back instead of Alan O Sullivan, and corner forwards Tony Brosnan and David Shaw came in for Colm Cooper and Jordan Kiely. Legion started well. Midfielder Billy McGuire cut through the middle from the throw-in and sent over a point. They had the aid of a strong breeze playing down into the dressing room end but they made poor use of it. It was their only score in the first half. Brian Looney equalised in the fifth minute and then Tony Brosnan stole the show with the first of his nine points. Four of these were frees and he added five delightful points from play. Legion could make no hand of curbing Brosnan and they were outplayed in most positions. In those recent wins they were able to get the ball from midfield into the full forward line but they struggled to do this against Crokes. Daithí Casey did very well at midfield and even when Legion got the ball into the Crokes defensive areas they made no progress. Full credit to Dr Crokes’ defence as they snuffed out the infrequent attacks. James O’Donoghue was Legion’s best bet to score but he was crowded out so often. He did end with six points. Three of these were frees. Apart from the elegant top scorer Tony Brosnan, other scorers in that magnificent first half display by Crokes were Brian Looney, Micheál Burns, David Shaw and Kieran O’Leary. Legion were 13 points to 1 adrift at half-time and faced a mountain in the second half playing into the strong breeze. They started well with points from captain Danny Sheahan and two from James O’Donoghue and Crokes’ lead was cut to nine by the 35th minute as Legion made some impact. Remember Crokes lost a similar lead to Kerins O’Rahilly’s in an earlier round. Could it be the same again? Brian Looney answered any such doubt when he made the most of a mix-up between two Legion defenders by nipping in for the only goal of the game. By the 36th minute the score stood at Crokes 1-13 to Legion’s 0-4. That was as good as it got for Legion as Crokes drove on to copperfasten victory. Legion added five points in the final quarter, but they needed goals to make any impression. The Crokes defence gave good protection to Shane Murphy and went on to win by that big margin.

Dr Crokes back John Payne is challenged by Legion’s Conor Keane. Pic: Don MacMonagle.

It was a disappointing display by the Legion who made it all so easy for their opponents. They now go on to meet Kerins O’Rahilly’s in the county semi-final next weekend. This will be a stiff test and Crokes will remember that they had a 10-point lead in the 50th minute in their recent match but were beaten by a late flurry of scores by the Tralee side. East Kerry 4-12 South Kerry 2-10 Before this year’s championship started I picked East Kerry as the most likely team to win it out and everything they have done so far points that way. They have very good scoring forwards, a good solid midfield and a defence which is improving all the time. There is still room for improvement in the defence: they conceded two goals on Sunday last. East Kerry showed one change from the team listed in the match programme. Darragh Roche came on for corner back DJ Murphy, but he played up in the forwards where he made his usual presence felt in the scoring stakes. He scored 2-1 from play and added two more points from frees. He notched up a similar score in his previous outing. The Glenflesk man opened the scoring after two minutes with a point. David Clifford, listed at full forward but playing in the right corner, added a point after five minutes. The superstar had a quiet enough game, but he still contributed 1-4 and of this tally 1-1 was from play. Niall O’Shea opened the scoring for South Kerry with a point in the seventh minute. East Kerry had four wides while South Kerry had three balls that dropped short.

Evan Cronin made it 3 points to 1 after 15 minutes before former Kerry star Bryan Sheehan landed the first of his frees. He was operating at midfield and South Kerry were relying on him to do most of the scoring. He scored 1-6 in total and 5 of these were frees. He was very ambitious with several frees from outside the 45 metre line and missed five, but they were all long distance efforts. He was on hand following up in the 24th minute making the most of a ball close to goal which should have been cleared to safety. This gave South Kerry the lead but it was short lived. Enter opportunist Darragh Roche to score two goals. Former Kerry minor Sean O’Leary was very impressive as an an attacking right half-back while up front I was very impressed by left half-forward Jack Sherwood who showed his county class. Once they got in front before at the break, East Kerry looked like real masters. David Clifford brought the game to half-time with a bullet of a point which could just as easily have gone under. At half-time East Kerry led 2-7 to 1-4. East Kerry dominated the second half as the goals came via David Clifford and substitute Noel Duggan. I was delighted to see Liam Kearney come on. He has been out injured for a long time. With the last kick of the game in the 63rd minute, Ciarán Keating shot through a packed East Kerry goalmouth to raise a green flag. It was too little, too late for South Kerry. East Kerry now march on to meet Dingle in the semi-final in 10 days time. The two semi-finals will probably be a double-header to be fixed by the Kerry CCC.

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Super September

05.10.18

For Undefeated Lakers Portlaoise Panthers 77 | Scotts Lakers St Paul’s 94 Words: Eamonn Keogh

It has been the best possible start to the new season and a super September for the Scotts Lakers, who recorded their fifth win on the trot in St Mary’s Sports Hall in Portlaoise last Saturday night. After a close first half, the Killarney side broke away and opened up a 22-point gap that effectively put the game out of reach. The Lakers’ 100% unbeaten record was also matched by Ballincollig last weekend and it sets up a mouth-watering top of the table clash in Killarney Sports Centre this Saturday night. In Portlaoise last Saturday, Scotts Lakers started brightly with Papito Hersisia and Dailian Mason leading the way. American Mike Pierre kept the home side in touch but the Lakers enjoyed a slender 23-21 lead at the end of the first quarter. Scotts Lakers maintained their advantage throughout the second quarter with Papito Hersisia dominating in all sectors, while Seán O’Brien was also a very influential figure. Dylan O’Sullivan featured prominently as well and the Lakers led 46-41 at half-time. The visitors started the second half in convincing fashion and opened up a commanding lead that

eventually helped to secure victory. Seán O’Brien continued to impress while Andrew Fitzgerald and Dailian Mason were also outstanding and the Killarney side were 75-53 in front as the game entered the final quarter. The closing period was a mere formality and the Lakers’ lead was never really threatened. It was a match where coach Cormac O’Donoghue made full use of his bench as all ten players on duty saw game time. James Murphy added the final basket of the night with the Lakers having 17 points to spare in the end. The Killarney side scored ten three-pointers with Papito Hersisia hitting five in his 28-point total. The big Dutch power forward was also a colossus under the boards, grabbing 20 rebounds which included 18 on the defensive end. Scotts Lakers: Papito Hersisa (28), Seán O’Brien (23), Dailian Mason (20), Andrew Fitzgerald (10), Dylan O’Sullivan (4), Shane McCarthy (3), Mark Greene (2), Justin Tuason (2), James Murphy (2) and Marko Bencic. Portlaoise Panthers top scorers: Mike Pierre (28), Mantas Vilimas (14), Jack Dooley (9) and Seán Condon (6).

Papito Hersisia had 28 points and 20 rebounds. Pic: Eamonn Keogh.

Top Of The Table Clash

Killarney Sports Centre will host the highly anticipated top of the table clash between joint leaders Scotts Lakers and Tradehouse Central Ballincollig this Saturday night, October 6 at 7.30pm. Both sides are undefeated so far this season with five victories each and this match could be a significant factor in deciding the southern conference title at the end of the season. Ballincollig haven’t really been troubled by any team yet and have enjoyed comprehensive wins over Fr Mathews, Waterford Vikings, Carlow IT, Limerick IT and Limerick Celtics. Their American Andre Nation is regarded as an outstanding player, clocking up 45 points in one match and hitting over 40 in three games so far. The Cork side can also call on talented Irish players Ciarán O’Sullivan, Dylan Corkery and Ian McLoughlin, who played with Killorglin last season. Ballincollig were too strong for Scotts Lakers on two occasions last season. They won 98-75 in a league match in Cork in November and cruised to a 98-74 victory in the cup semi-final in January before going on to clinch the cup title. In both matches their pressurising full-court press forced a succession of turnovers from the Lakers, while their aggressive

defence completely frustrated and limited the threat of the Lakers’ foreign player Antuan Bootle. However, Ballincollig will come up against a much stronger Scotts Lakers team this Saturday night. While the visitors may have a great player in Andre Nation, Lakers have an exceptional American in Seán O’Brien and he won’t be beaten too easily. He is averaging 28 points per game and his tremendous all-round play is the main reason why the Scotts Lakers are unbeaten and a more formidable force this season. The addition of power forward Papito Hersisia is another big plus for the Lakers and he has the potential to dominate any battle under the boards. Having already enjoyed victories over Limerick IT, Fr Mathews, Waterford Vikings, UL Eagles and Portlaoise, the Lakers will be hoping to go one step

further to take that top spot on their own. O’Brien and Hersisia will command close attention from the visitors and Coach Cormac O’Donogue will be looking for all his squad players to step up with a big performance. Team captain Mark Greene, Dailian Mason, Andrew Fitzgerald, Shane McCarthy and Justin Tuason are just some of the Lakers squad who are all capable of making a big difference while the home side may also welcome back big Pádraig Lucey for this encounter. Killarney basketball supporters are expected to come out in force for this top of the table clash and the prospect of watching the two best Americans in the league is an added attraction. Tip-off in Killarney Sports Centre is at 7.30pm and doors will be open from 6.30pm.

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05.10.18 Motorsport

Mercedes tightens noose on Ferrari

Mercedes has crushed Ferrari further into submission in Formula 1’s World Championships, maintaining its perfect victory record at the fifth Russian Grand Prix and scoring its third one-two at Sochi. Valtteri Bottas handed the win under team orders to Lewis Hamilton, who stretched his lead over Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel to 50 points, 306-256, with five races – and a maximum 125 points – remaining. But the drive of the day was by Max Verstappen on his 21st birthday. From the last row of the grid, because of Red Bull taking penalties for reverting to Renault’s B-spec engine, Verstappen immediately made up six places, was fifth by the eighth lap, took the lead as the Mercs and Ferraris pitted for fresh tyres, and led most of the race. Verstappen drove 43 scintillating laps on Pirelli’s soft-compound tyres but, after his sole pitstop to switch to the ultrasoft rubber, ended up fifth. The Ferrari has looked the quicker car for most of the season but has now been trounced by Mercedes in Italy, Singapore and Russia. Vettel finished almost 7.5 seconds behind Hamilton and 2.5 seconds behind Bottas, and said he understood the Merc team orders, calling them “a no-brainer”.

Ogier: Title Bid Over If I Don’t Beat Neuville & Tanak In Gb

Sebastien Ogier believes his World Rally Championship title streak will end if he cannot beat rivals Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak on Rally GB this weekend. The five-time WRC champion is down to third in the standings after his crash in Turkey last month, and trails leader Neuville by 23 points and Tanak by 10. “If I want to keep my chance alive, I need to beat them this weekend,” explains Ogier. “In Spain and Australia, anything can happen. But this is a rally I like. It’s a tricky rally with tricky conditions, but those conditions bring possibilities with them.” Ogier has won four of the last five Rally GBs, tying him with Petter Solberg and Hannu Mikkola as the event’s most successful driver. He insisted he is the title contender with the least pressure. “I am aware it’s a very important event for me, but I don’t feel extra pressure,” said Ogier. “I believe the pressure is more on my contenders - they are fighting for their first championship and it’s never easy to lead or hold the lead.” Last year Ogier won a fifth title with just two wins, whereas this year he has already won three times but is faring worse in the championship battle.

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More Consistency Needed From Munster

Words: Liam Murphy Last weekend, Munster took on provincial rivals Ulster in the PRO14 at Thomond Park and absolutely destroyed the visitors by 64 point to 7, a complete change and vast improvement from the weekend before against Cardiff. Munster came into this match with a 50% win rate and in the end scored nine tries, however Leinster await the men in red at the Aviva next weekend. The big positive was watching Munster close out the game in style when down to 14 men for the final few minutes and watching the subs all make a difference. However, I would dearly give up 50 of those points and a closer win for some consistency in the Munster side! We can have all the big boys back but will learn very little from a weakened Ulster team ahead of a brutal encounter next weekend. To win any silverware is surely a priority, but consistent displays are needed at a minimum. Let’s see how the lads get on against Leinster. Closer to home, the Munster Junior League continued last weekend, but Killarney were not in action having played Tralee the previous weekend. Local sides Killorglin and Corcha Dhuibhne were in action with Killorglin losing to Dungarvan by four points and Corca Dhuibhne walloping Dunmanway by six tries to one. In a league with four Kerry sides competing, this season promises to be an absolute cracker. Every bonus point will be well earned and will be very valuable. This weekend Killarney make the long trip to Dunmanway and this promises to be a great match, while Ennis host Corca Dhuibhne, Scariff host Killorglin and Tralee are the only Kerry side with a home match as they host Douglas-Carrigaline. All in all, some fantastic local rugby action taking place.

Congratulations to the Spa ladies who recently won the coveted Junior A Championship. They now go on to meet the winners of Cork in the Munster semi-final.

Sport 38 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week Ballyfinnane Community Hall

ANNUAL USED CLOTHING COLLECTION: Bring your previously loved Clothing, linen, curtains, belts, handbags and shoes (paired) in a large plastic sack to Ballyfinnane Community Hall on Thursday morning 11th Oct. at 9am. No Cushions Duvets, Pillows, Socks or Underwear please. Funds raised will go towards the up keep of our Community Hall. YOGA CLASSES: Mondays 6.30pm to 7.30pm. Beginners welcome. Contact Bridget on 087 6581947. SET DANCING CLASSES: For children, Tuesdays 6.30pm to 7.30pm. Beginners from 4yrs old welcome. Contact Mary 087 9093377.

Castlerosse Golf Club, Lower Lake, Killarney

RESULTS: Sunday 30th September 18 Hole Strokeplay, 1st Place, Steve Shine (18) net 66, Runner-up, Mick Clifford (22) net 67 (BB9), 3rd place, John O’ Reilly (24) net 67: Mixed scramble (9 Hole Texas) Tuesday 25th September best return Gintaras Bendaravicius, Alan O’ Meara & Erina MacSweeney. FIXTURES: Weekend competition, 18 Hole Stableford to be played on Saturday or Sunday.

Crusader Bridge Club

RESULTS: Wed 12/09/18: Ist N/S Phyllis O’Regan & Ann O’Shea, 2nd Joan Culloty & Garry Leahy, Ist E/W Therese O’Donoghue & Pauline Lyne, 2nd Eileen Griffin & Mary Treacy. Wed 19/09/18: Ist Pauline Lyne & Anne Looney, 2nd John O’Shea & Eileen Crehan, 3rd Phyllis O’Regan & Ann O’Shea. Wed 26/09/18: Ist Joan Culloty & Garry Leahy, 2nd Mary O’Connor & Bridie Brosnan, 3rd Phyllis O’Regan & Ann O’Shea. Bridge continues every Wed night @ 7.30 sharp at Brehon Hotel. New members and Beginners always welcome. If anyone needs a partner please feel free to ring Evelyn @ 0646631444 or mob 0876134750.

Workmen’s Rowing Club

TRAINING: Beginners Training continues at 10am on Saturday mornings at Reen Pier, Ross Castle. Further Information from Mary at (086) 8098182. Training for our U14s, U16s, U18s, Club Level and Adults continues as per coaches’ texts. RESULTS: All Ireland Youth and Open Regatta: W U14 2X- 4th in the A Final; WU14 4X+ A & B Crews 4th and 6th in Finals. MU14 2X- 1st in B Final; MU15 2X – 2nd in A Final; WU15 2X- 2nd in A Final. WU15 4X+- 2nd in A Final. WU16 1X – Ellen 1st in B Final, Sarah 3rd in B Final. WU16 4X+- 3rd in Final. MU16 1X Joe qualified to A Final. MU16 4X+- 2nd in Final. A huge thank you to our Coaches, drivers & supporters. Also to our coxes- Luke, Joe, Ellen and Ross who also rowed on the day. Also well done to those who haven’t been named yet- Ryan , Caolan, Maya , Kate, Sarah L, Kelly, Peter and Ben. A very special congrats to our youngest crewour ladies U14 Quad- Eabha, Sinead, Lucy and Sarah Mc C. Well done on your debut on the waters of Iniscarra!! FIXTURE: Cork Head of the River , Satur-

day 13th October. OPEN DAY: Sunday the 28th of October. More details to follow!!! DANCE NIGHT!: A night of mixed dances – sets, ceili dances, waltzs and jiveswill be held Saturday 13th October at the Killarney Avenue Hotel. Doors open at 9.30pm, and tickets at €10 euro can be purchased through club members, at the door, or by phoning 0861031999. It’ll be a real family dance night, so we look forward to seeing all our members, friends and families and anyone who enjoys a good night of music and craic. Music is by the one and only Jerry Mc Carthy & co and refreshments will be served. All welcome.

Firies Community Games

AGM: It was wonderful to see such a large attendance at this meeting on Thursday 27th September, Marian Hall, Firies. Election of officers took place on the night. Most officers will continue in their current position. Carmel Sheahan has stepped down from her role as PRO and Peter Vickers will take over this position. The following are the officers for year 2018/2019. President Jerome Crowley, Chairperson PJ Walsh, Vice Chairperson Julie Walsh, Secretary Maura Culloty, Treasurer Noreen Brosnan, Asst Treasurer Emma Galvin. PRO Peter Vickers, Children’s Officer Maura Culloty, Committee Margaret Culloty, Helena O Sullivan. Present on the night were various coaches from basketball, soccer and football clubs. 2017/18 was a very successful year for Firies with an increased amount of children taking part in a varied range of events and activities. This would not have been possible without volunteers. We would like to thank most sincerely all the parents, coaches & managers for all their assistance in making this possible. Events will be advertised through the various publications and Killarney Advertiser and through the local schools.

Fossa

SET DANCING: Junior Set Dancing Classes will commence in Fossa Community Centre on the 17th September from 5 - 6pm. For further details contact Ciara at 086 1997535. Adult Classes start Tuesday 2nd October 2018 in Fossa Community Centre. Beginners are at 8pm, improvers and advanced start at 9pm. All welcome. STORYTIME FOR CHILDREN: Killarney Library on Saturday 15th September at 10.30am and at 10.30am every Saturday until 20th October. Free admission. CONVERSATONAL IRISH EXCHANGE: Ciorcal Comhrá will take place at Killarney Library on Thursday 27th September at 6.30pm and every Thursday night at 6.30pm until 8th November. Free admission. BEAUFORT FILM NIGHT: Screening night at the Inn Between Bar in Beaufort on Friday 5th October at 8.30pm. The feature film is Australian drama Rabbit-Proof Fence (Cert PG) starring Kenneth Branagh. We will also screen The Timekeeper, a short film about love in present-day Listowel directed by Listowel native Noel McElligott who will attend on the night. Further information can be found on our

Facebook page @BeaufortFilmNight.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C.

FIXTURES: Kerry Schoolboys/Girls: Saturday 6th October, U13 Premier, Killarney Athletic v Dynamos 12.00 noon; U13 Division 2, Killarney Athletic v Killorglin C 2.00pm; U17 Cup, Killarney Athletic v Killarney Celtic 2.00pm; Senior Fixture Sunday 7th October, Denny Premier A, Killarney Athletic v Listowel Celtic 11.30am; Denny Division 1 B. Inter Kenmare v Killarney Athletic B 2.00pm. RESULTS: U12 Premier, Killarney Athletic A 0 Tralee Dynamos A 0; U12 Killarney Celtic B 2 Killarney Athletic B 5, Goals from Dara Griffin hat trick, Luke Doolan and Luke Courtney; U12 C Kenmare 3 Killarney Athletic 2, Scorers for Athletic were Maurice Joy and John O’Sullivan; U14 Division 1, Killarney Athletic 3 Tralee Dynamos 1, 2 goals from Alex Hennigan and a 1 goal from Matthew Moynihan; U14 B, Mastergeeha 0 v Killarney Athletic 1, Scorer for Athletic was Daniel Fleming. U16 Girls, Killarney Athletic 3 Fenit 0, Goals from Pia Hockey 2 and Eimear Cronin 1.U16, Listowel Celtic 6 Athletic 3, Scorers for Athletic were Jason Lee 2, and Eoghan Mulvany 1. Youth Cup; Killorglin 3 KIllarney Athletic 1, Goal from Connie Cremin. Senior: FAI Junior Cup; Killarney Celtic 3 Killarney Athletic 1, Scorer for Athletic was Anthony Cournane. Killarney Athletic B: Castlemaine 5 Killarney Athletic B 0.

Kilcummin Community Notes

GUILD OUTING: 40th Anniversary day trip on Saturday 13th October to Caherciveen and surrounding areas and afterwards a Dinner in Jack’s of Cromane. This trip is open to non-members,- any ladies interested can contact Eileen Moynihan – Phone No. 087 6932201. CIORCAL CAINTE: Weekly, starting the second week in October in GAA Club. An informal get together, not a class. Details of time and date later. Beidh fáilte roimh cách. COMHALTAS TOUR OF IRELAND CONCERT: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin on October 18th at 8pm. Showcasing all that’s best in Irish traditional music, song and dance. Guest performers on the night will feature the Kilcummin Senior All Ireland Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann set dancing champions. Tickets €12 Adults and €5 Under 16’s are available to purchase in the Post Office. KILCUMMIN LADYBIRDS: Return on Monday October 8th from 6 - 7pm in the Recreational Hall for girls 5-7 inclusive. New members always welcome. The first night will be for registration and parent information as well as a meeting for the girls. KILCUMMIN PARENT & BABY/TODDLER GROUP: Meeting every Monday 10.30am - 12.30pm in the Recreational Hall. All welcome. Contact Carmel 086-3089333. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE: The Kilcummin Rural Development in conjunction with Kerry E.T.B are running a digital photography beginner course every Monday from 7.30 to 9.30pm. Students can use their mobiles phones, compact digital camera or DSLR. Please contact the office on

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Mastergeeha FC

KERRY HOSPICE COFFEE MORNING: A total of €778.10 was raised. Thanks to everyone for their generosity. A special word of thanks to the teachers, staff & pupils of the three schools & especially those who provided home baking. Míle Buíochas. RESULTS: U12 Mastergeeha 2 Camp 4. U14 Premier, Killorglin 0 Mastergeeha 2. U14 Div2, Mastergeeha 0 Killarney Athletic 1. U16, Mastergeeha 1 Windmill 3. U18, Ballyhar 4 Mastergeeha 2. FAI CUP: Mastergeeha 5 Moher Celtic 5 -- 1-3 on penalties LOTTO: No winner on Friday 28th September, 2018. Numbers drawn were 5, 6, 11, 28. Next Jackpot €3,400.

Celtic

LOTTO: Numbers 1,13,16,26. Next jackpot €8,400. REGISTRATION: All players must be fully registered and fees payed before being allowed to play for the club. TRAINING: Senior A + B Tues, Fri 7.30. Youths/17 Friday 5.30pm. U16 born 2003+ U15 born 2004, Tuesday 6pm. U14 born 2005, A squad Wed 7pm, B squad Thurs 7pm. U13 born 2006, Wed 6pm. U12 born 2007+ U11 born 2008, Thurs 6pm. U10 born 2009, Mon 6pm. U9 born 2010, Sat 2.45pm. U7 +U8 born 2011,2012 Sat 1.30pm. Girls U12 + U14 Mon 6pm. RESULTS: FAI Junior Cup Killarney Celtic 3, Killarney Athletic 1. U16 Premier Killarney Celtic 8, Inter Kenmare 4. U14 Div 1, Killarney Celtic B 2,St Brendans Park 4. U12 Div 1 Killarney Celtic B 2, Killarney Athletic B 5. Girls U12 Camp 1 Killarney Celtic White 8. Congrats to Amber MacIndoe u12 girls who was named as Girls Player of the Week. FIXTURE: Big game coming up vs Janesboro. Please see our Facebook page for match details.

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club

On Saturday last the Club hosted our annual Past Mens’ Captains’ Day on Killeen and along with some fine weather, there was a tremendous turnout for golf which was won for the second time in three years by Pat Cussen who recorded an impressive 35 Points in the old stableford format. This was just clear of Denis Cronin in second place and all in attendance were later treated to a wonderful meal by our catering team of David & Geraldine McCarthy. Congratulations to two of our up and coming stars, Brian O’Connor and Alex O’Callaghan who competed successfully on Sunday last at our Lackabane course in trials for the Kerry Under 13 team. Also on Sunday last, Larkin’s Bakery of Milltown sponsored our singles strokeplay competition which was played on a testing Killeen layout. With a premium on length and accuracy, Ger Hogan (5) recorded a magnificent Gross Score of 70 which included an eagle three at the 16th hole to finish top of the podium with a 65. This was two strokes clear of Fergus Houlihan’s fine 67, which would have prevailed on many other days. Full Results: Winner Ger Hogan (5) 65, Runner Up: Fergus Houlihan (10) 67, 3rd Damien Hickey (13) 68, 4th Mark Harmon (15) 69,

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5th Donal Gap O’Sullivan (9) 70, Category 1 David Moloney (6) 72, Category 2 Sean Casey (10) 71, Category 3 Cathal White (13) 71, Category 4 Jamie Cronin (20) 73. Standard Scratch on the day was 72. Next Sunday there will be a two man scramble on Mahony’s Point, please see BRS for full details.

Killarney Legion

EAST KERRY U14 GIRLS: Congratulations to our U14 girls who were crowned East Kerry champions after an epic encounter with Kilcummin. The Legion built up a solid 6pt.lead, before Kilcummin levelled the match on the stroke of full time. Extra time saw both sides go at it with vigour but as the tension mounted incredibly the two sides ended all square again and so to a second period of extra time which saw the Legion girls finally shake off their tenacious opponents to win by 6 pts. A fantastic win made all the more valuable by the quality of the. Well done to one and all, and as Manager Selina Looney said the girls were a credit to themselves and their families. CO. CHAMPIONSHIP: The seniors bowed out of this year’s championship as they failed to reach the level of performance in the two previous rounds. A pity because there was definitely more to be had from the squad and will be in the future. FUNDRAISER: After last week’s fundraiser launch tickets are now available from club members and various outlets around the area.

Killarney Musical Society

A big thank you to everyone who showed up to our auditions last Sunday. It was a fantastic day and our production team were blown away with the talent on display, ye did yourselves proud. Casting is well underway so watch this space. Also for anyone who may have one of our Golden Goal tickets lying in a drawer, go check it out for the winning time of 20 min 50secs. This might just be your lucky day!

Killarney RFC

FIXTURES: After a quiet weekend fixture-wise for the club last weekend, this weekend promises to be a busy weekend for Killarney RFC. First up our U16’s host Killorglin at Aghadoe in the first round of the Munster Club U16 - conference 2 league and kick off is 11am. Meanwhile, our U14’s kick off the West Munster league with an away trip to Tralee RFC on Saturday (kick off is 12 midday). Best of luck to both sides as they return to competitive action. On Sunday our Seniors hit the road to West Cork to take on Dunmanway in the second round of the league. Peter Kelly’s men will be looking to bounce back from the recent loss to Tralee in the first round at Aghadoe. Kick off is 2:30pm. Best of luck lads!

Deerpark Pitch & Putt Club

MUNSTER MATCHPLAY: John McGrath (Senior) and Darragh O’Callaghan (Junior made it through to the Semi-Finals of their grades at the Munster Matchplay in Mallow and Fermoy, with John losing out to eventual winner Declan Freeman of Fermoy at the last hole 1up. Darragh was defeated by eventu-

al Runner-Up Declan Fahey of Hillview in Clonmel 4&3 in the Junior Semi-Final. Gearoid Cronin and David Harnett were beaten in the Last 16 of the Intermediate and Junior Grades respectively while Noel Moynihan lost in the First Round of the Junior grade to Tralee’s David Hobbert. CLUB STROKEPLAY: Thanks to everyone who supported this year’s event: Overall Nett: Noel Moynihan 87, Overall Gross: Sean Kelly 93, Second Nett: Alan Kelly 89 (B9’s), Senior Nett: Jason O’Brien 94, Intermediate Nett: Adam Kelly 89, Junior Nett: Sean Ashe 90, Ladies Nett Betty O’Brien 96. Presentation of prizes on Sunday week, Oct 14th, after Chairman’s Prize event. CLUB MATCHPLAYS: U-16 Saturday 9.30am, €5 per player. Adult Sunday 9am, €10 per player. For the adult event all rounds will be played over 18 holes except for the Final which shall be played over 36 holes. NATIONAL INTER-CLUB: Our Gents Handicap team have been drawn against Bagenalstown of Carlow in the Quarter-Finals of their grade in the National Inter-Club, to take place on Saturday week, Oct 13th, in Hillview, Clonmel.

Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

Our final competition for 2018 , fishing for the Tom Bambury Memorial Trophy, will take place Sunday 7th of October on Lough Lein. Entries will be taken by any club officer up to the morning of the event and all entry fees will go to St. Francis School in Beaufort. Fishing commencing at 1030 and all boats ashore at 6pm , weigh in shortly afterwards at the shed.

Killarney Swimming Club

Congratulations to all our swimmers who took part in the Development 1 gala in Tipperary recently. All Killarney swimmers were superb on the day with some dazzling performances in the pool. Girls under 12 – Well done to Sarah McAuliffe who won bronze in the difficult 50 butterfly and to Nicole Murphy who took a very fast bronze in the 50 freestyle. Boys under 13 – A classy performance by Cathal Coffey produced a well-deserved silver in the 50 breaststroke. Girls under 14 – Saoirse Sweeney was in fine “early-season” form to take a pair of silvers in the 50 and 100 freestyle. A particular mention for Jenna Coffey and Sadhbh O’Sullivan who were taking part in their first ever gala – well done, girls. Two other swimmers that turned heads on the day were Roisin McAuliffe and Cliodhna Sweeney with some marvellous bursts of speed - certainly names to watch out for in the future. Thanks to Niamh Coffey, our team coach, who gave huge support and encouragement to our swimmers. Thanks also to Denise Coffey, our Squad Manager and to all parents for travelling and taking part in timekeeping duties.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club

RESULTS: The first Cross Country Competition took place Sunday 30th September in Killarney for Novice and even ages. Congratulations and

well done to medal winners Darragh O’Leary who ran a great race to get gold in the U18 and Kathryn Ryan who received bronze in the U14. Well done also to Colin Looney, Cillian O’Leary, Alan Scannell, Naoise O’Connor, Hannah Ryan, Tara O’Sullivan, Emily O’Shea and coach Connie Lynch who all ran very well in their respective races. The next Cross Country race takes place in Caherciveen on Sunday 7th October. First race will be Women Intermediate & Masters followed by Mens Intermediate & Masters. This will be followed by Juvenile races uneven ages U9’s to U19’s. All Juveniles to be there for 10.45am to register and warm up. TRAINING: Outdoor Training will continue every Thursday evening at 6pm for all our members, meeting at field beside playground. Bring water and €2. Strength & Conditioning continues Monday nights at 7pm in the Sem Gym for all members age 12 upwards. Bring €2, water and a mat if you have one. Please check our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/KillarneyValleyAC/ for information.

Listry

Please note a Clean Up of the Listry Parish will take place Saturday Oct 6th. to clean up the area and Roads adjacent to their homes. Bags will be available from the Community Centre by contacting T. Darmody on 0872563883. These bags should be returned to the Community Centre for collection when full.

MEK United FC

RESULTS: MEK United 9 - 3 Killorglin B, Another fantastic win for our U12’s today. Goals by: James Clifford (5), Noah O’Shea (2), Eanna Murphy (1) and Tom O’Dowd (1). Very well done to all the lads and to coach Fergal also! U14, MEK United FC 3 - 1 Killorglin AFC, another win for MEK United as our U14’s beat neighbours Killorglin in a thriller at Lackabane. Goals from Darragh O’Neil and Aaron Dignham. Fantastic result lads, and very well done to coaches Shane Coffey, Ger Looney and Richard Walsh for all the hard work! Fenit Samphires F.C. 3 - 6 MEK Kickerz, Goals by Sinead O’Sullivan (4) Izzy McGrath and Grainne Kelliher. In their first ever league game our U12 girls travelled to Fenit today and came home with the spoils! Congrats to Sinead O’Sullivan on scoring a hat trick! Well done girls and a huge congrats to coaches Pa Murphy and Patrick Murphy Senior. U15 friendly: MEK 6 - Killorglin B 2. Well done lads! FIXTURES: U13 Div 2 - South: Dingle Bay Rovers B V MEK - Sat, k/o 12 midday. U15 Div. 2: MEK V Inter Kenmare - Sat, k/o 12 midday

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U14. Andrew Purcell won the u23, Saoirse Tompkins was 2nd U16 and Ben Murphy was 3rd U16. Our U10 girls were 2nd team Kate Culloty, Aevene Vaughan, Daisy Cremin & Emma Dineen. Michelle Knee & Eileen Horgan ran well in The Novice. The club appreciates all those from the club who took part on the day. Next Sunday the action switches to Caherciveen for the county Intermediate, Masters & juvenile uneven age. Best of luck to all competitors. COUCH TO 5K: Training is held on Monday & Thursday evenings at 7.30 pm in Barradubh field. 2 nights a week, no pressure. Michael Foley is in charge and is no hard task master.

Muckross Rowing Club

OPEN DAY: Come along to the Muckross RC boathouse Saturday 7 October from 10am -12.30pm for our Open Day! All are most welcome to have a go in a rowing boat or on a rowing machine or just to have a look and ask some questions. Rowing is a fantastic non-contact sport suitable for all ages 12+, boys and girls. Parents are also very welcome to attend. Enquiries to Denise 087 6607466 or find us on Facebook and Twitter. ALL IRELAND YOUTH & OPEN REGATTA: On Saturday last, our current junior members kicked off the new rowing year at the inaugural All Ireland Youth & Open Regatta held at the National Rowing Centre. Great success with several crews qualifying for finals and some silverware also returning to the Muckross shore. The event also saw the official welcome home celebrations for Ireland’s World Champion rowers including Paul and Gary O’Donovan and Sanita Puspure. EVENTS: Cork Head Of the River (HOR), rescheduled from spring 2018, will be held on Saturday 13 October at the Marina in Cork City. Castleconnell HOR, Sat 27 Oct, O’Briensbridge. Skibbereen HOR, Sat 17 Nov, NRC Farran. Muckross HOR, Sat 1 Dec, NRC, Farran.

Gneeveguilla

LOTTO: Numbers drawn were 6,15,20,22. No winner. Next week’s jackpot €7,000.

Rathmore Gneeveguilla Community Games

AGM: Our Annual General Meeting will take place at 8pm on Tuesday 9th October in Teach Isogain in Rathmore. All new members and parents welcome. We look forward to a good turn out to discuss our past year and all the upcoming fixtures for the 2018/2019 season .

Killorglin Rowing Club

The All Ireland Youth & Open Regatta took place on Saturday in the NationGneeveguilla Athletic Club al Rowing Centre Cork. It was a new LOTTO: No winner of our lotto draw event announced by Rowing Ireland 28/09/2018, numbers drawn were 16, for the youth of today and potential 17, 20 & 22. Bonus not won,numbers superstars of tomorrow and was the drawn were 7, 8, 15 & 21. Next week’s first phase of national trialling process jackpot €12,800 plus €1,000 bonus. for Anna Thyter and Rhiannon O DonoCROSS COUNTRY: Novice Mens and ghue. Killorglin Rowing Club were Ladies Cross-Country, U23 & juvenile delighted to have the following wineven age in the Demesne, Killarney. ners: Women’s J18 2X Anna Tyther & All was run like clockwork thanks to Rhiannon O’Donoghue. Women’s J14 the hard-working committee. Michale 2X Olivia Moriarty & Arida Matevicute. Thorton in his very first race won the The Winners were presented with their

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Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies’ Branch)

RESULTS: 28th September - Open Friday - Winner: Marie Fitzpatrick (34) 35 pts. FIXTURES: 7th October - Exchange Day with Kenmare Golf Club - Sponsored by Ladies Branch. Every Friday – Open Single Stableford– open to gents and ladies – Entry Fee €25 – Ring Clubhouse on 064-6644440 to book a tee time.

Beaufort Golf Club (Gents Section)

RESULTS: 30th September - Stableford, 1st Paul Fahy (13) 36 pts, 2nd Tadhg MacCarthy (17) 35 pts,3rd Michael Barry (12) 35 pts. FIXTURES: 7th October Exchange Day with Kenmare Golf Club.

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club (Ladies’ Club)

RESULTS: Sunday 30th September, 1st Mary Chute (24) 69 Bk 9, 2nd Elizabeth Kelliher (16) 69, BG: Mary Sheehy (03) 73, 3rd Lelia Moloney (17) 70, 4th Nuala Meade (21) 71, 5th Sheila Crowley (21) 72, 6th Nancy Fleming (26) 72, CSS 71 and 60 played. Congratulations to all the winners! FIXTURE: Next Sunday’s single stableford on Killeen. Not forgetting Ballybunion exchange on Tuesday Oct 2nd team of 2.

Ross GC, Killarney - Gents Club

Results: Sunday Sept 23rd Maurice O’Donoghue Memorial Cup Strokeplay competition. 1.Jim Morris (14) 67, 2.Sean Walsh (16) 69, 3.Jimmy Smith (13) 70, Best Gross. Alan Flynn (6) 79.

Spa Muckross Community Games

AGM: Thursday, 27th September. There were seven attendees, six of them existing committee members. We had a look back at a very enjoyable and successful year, where the children of the area had the opportunity to participate in a wide range of competitions. Thanks to all the volunteers that made this happen, and to the local GAA clubs that very kindly allowed us use their pitches and hall. Thanks also to Lissivigeen School for facilitating us on Thursday evening. Two committee members, Margaret O’Sullivan and Bernie Courtney are stepping down, as their children are overage in 2019, so more parents will need to become involved to ensure Spa Muckross Community Games keeps going for the children in the area.

On The Ball Dr Crokes GAA

RESULTS: Senior County Championship Quarter Final, played in Fitzgerald Stadium. Dr Crokes 1-20 Killarney Legion 0-9. Girls Under 12 Division 3B Final, Dr Crokes 2-5 Kilcummin 0-3. The team effort throughout was exceptional, big contributions from Norah McGlynn, Keela O’Connor, Aoileann Ni Dhubháin, Jessie O’Connor Uchytil & Emma Dowling were vital to the whole performance. Maith sibh cailíní Dr Crócaigh. Your coaches & parents were very proud! We wish Kilcummin the best of luck as they go on to compete in the C final.

East Kerry GAA

RESULTS: Dr O’Donoghue Cup Round 1, Currow 0-14 Cordal 1-10. East Kerry U16 Championship, Division 1 Final, Dr Crokes 2-14 Rathmore 0-13, Division 3 Final Currow 5-13(28) Fossa 7-05(26). COUNTY CHAMIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL: Congratulations to the East Kerry Senior team on reaching the Co. Championship semi final. Darragh Roche and Shane Courtney were starters in the quarter final win over South Kerry and both played superbly, Brian O Donoghue also came on to play a part. Next up is a semi final meeting with Dingle on October 14th FIXTURES: Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor Championship, Saturday 6th October at 3pm, Group “A” - Round Robin, Round 1, Scartaglen/Cordal V Dr. Crokes, Venue: Cordal. Groups “B” & “C” Quarter Finals. First team named is at home,Firies V Glenflesk, Kilcummin V Fossa, Spa V Killarney Legion-2pm, Gneeveguilla bye. Extra Time if necessary. East Kerry O’Donoghue Cup 2018, Quarter Final - Extra Time if necessary. First Team Named is at Home. Currow V Killarney Legion – Saturday 6th October at 3pm. Congratulations to the two teams from East Kerry District have reached the semi finals of the County Senior Football Championship – East Kerry and Dr Crokes. Commiserations to Killarney Legion. The draws see the following pairings: Dingle V East Kerry and Kerins O’Rahillys V Dr Crokes. Best of luck to both teams in the semi finals.

Fossa GAA

LOTTO: 30th September, numbers drawn 1, 13, 17, 24. No jackpot. Next weeks jackpot will be €6,450. RESULTS: Our U-12 girls finished their East Kerry campaign in style with a one point win over near neighbours Legion. Trailing by 5 at half time, Legion 2-3 Fossa 0-4, our girls came out in determined fashion in the second half to take the win in fantastic style. Final score was Fossa 2-6, Legion 2-5. Congratulations to the girls and management team of Mike, Alan and Peter for their dedication to the cause all year. Well done to our senior ladies who qualified for the County League Div 3 final when they overcame Laune Rangers on Sunday with a great victory on a score of 4-07 to 2-07.

Glenflesk GAA

EAST KERRY: Congratulations to the East Kerry Senior team on reaching the Co. Championship semi final. Darragh Roche and Shane Courtney were starters in the quarter final win over South Kerry and both played superbly, Brian O Donoghue also came on to play a part. Next up is a semi final meeting with Dingle on October 14th. U6/8: Our U6 and U8 footballers brought their season to a close with activities and a party on Sunday last September 30th. Many thanks to all our coaches who worked tirelessly since April and also to the Parents who stepped in to help out when needed. LOTTO: No winner of the Lotto which took place in the Kerry Way on 24/09/18. Jackpot €5200, Numbers were 1,10,20,23. No winner. Next

Draw John Dan’s on 8th October Jackpot € 5400. GIVE BLOOD: The Dromhall Hotel, Killarney Monday 5pm – 8.30pm Tues, Weds & Thurs 3pm – 5pm & 7pm – 9pm 8th to 11thOctober 2018. Blood Donation is essential to ensure Hospital Patients get the treatment they need. One Donation can save up to 3 Lives. Full details of all clinics and on Giving Blood can be found on www. giveblood.ie

Kilcummin GAA

COUNTY SEMI-FINAL: Well done to our senior players who are part of the East Kerry team who have reached the county semi-final where they will face Dingle in two weeks’ time. Brendan Kealy, Sean O’ Leary, Philip Casey, Shane McSweeney, Kevin Gorman, Kieran Murphy, Kevin McCarthy, Noel Duggan, Gary O’Leary and Matt Keane. COUNTY MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: Congratulations to players Paul O’Shea, Keith O’Leary and Mentor Seanie O’Leary on their recent victory over St Kierans in Austin Stack Park.

Killarney Camogie Club

VERONICA STACK TOURNAMENT: Last Saturday in Spa GAA was a massive success and a great way to remember one of our founding members. The U12 Shield competition was won by Cillard. The U12 Cup competition was won by Monaleen who proved too strong in the final for Killarney who had played brilliantly to get to the final. The U14 Shield was won by Killarney who defeated St. Colums in the final. The highlight of the day for this group was a double extra-time victory in the semifinal over our Feile hosts Moycullen. The U14 Cup was won by Causeway. Well done to all our players, coaches and parents who made this a day to remember. For our U8s, U10s and U12s this is the end of the year with a break now until March next year. U14s: Best of luck to Pat Sheehan and his U14 squad who play Tralee Parnells in the county final. We are awaiting confirmation from the county board but think that it takes place this Saturday at 5pm in Farranfore. Keep an eye on the Facebook page for confirmation, wear your club colours and come support the girls.

Mid-Kerry GAA

RESULTS: Mid Kerry Senior Championship Michael O’Connor Memorial Cup, Quarter Finals, Cromane 0-13 Miltown/Castlemaine 1-17, Keel 3-06 Laune Rangers 2-17. FIXTURES: 1st Semi Finals Sun 7th Oct 2pm (extra time playable) Laune Rangers host Beaufort. Minor Championship Derry OSullivan Memorial Shield Glenbeigh/ Glencar/ Cromane play Miltown/ Castlemaine in Cromane. Mid Kerry U-15 SuperTouch Competition: Friday 12th October in Beaufort GAA grounds at 5.30pm sharp, winners and runners up go forward to County Finals. Runners Up go forward to Div 2 Competition on Thursday 18th of October. Winners go forward to Div 1 on Thursday 25th October both in Tralee Venues TBC. If any Mid Kerry Clubs are interested in entering a team

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please let P J Reidy Know by Friday 5th of October 2018. SCÓR NA NÓG: The County Finals will be held in December 2018. It is possible that County Semi Finals will not be required at this stage. Should Mid Kerry District Final be required it will go ahead late November, therefore if clubs are interested in taking part please let Mary Clifford Scór na nÓg Officer know by the end of October. Scór na nÓg is celebrating 50 years in existence in 2019 so it is hoped that all clubs will make an effort to take part.

Spa GAA

ABC/U6/U8: Training continues each Saturday morning 10-11am. New members welcome. U6s free. RESULTS: U16 Boys Div 5 East Kerry Champs, Spa 7-18 Scart/Cordal 4-7, Captain Fantastic Cian Murphy was outstanding along with his team mates. They introduced younger players and Timmy Moynihan and Rian O Neill certainly met the challenge. A great team effort. U12 East Kerry Div 4 C Final:The girls played against a strong ISG team. They fought back to narrow the deficit but the glory went to Kenmare on the night. Senior Championship Quarter Final: East Kerry 4-12 South Kerry 1-8, well done to East Kerry team on another great team display of football. They advance to the semifinal against Dingle. FIXTURES: Fri Oct 5th: U12 Boys Spa v Kilcummin @6.45pm in Spa. Senior Ladies Munster Junior Cship, Sun Oct 7th Spa v Glanmire venue/time tbc. Senior ladies Munster Senior Cship Sat Oct 6th Mallow Complex @1pm, Killarney (Spa,Dr Crokes,Fossa) v Ballymacarbery (Waterford). Sat Oct 6th @2pm in Spa EK Minor Championship Rd1 Spa v Legion. Sat Oct 6th @ 4pm (venue tbc) Barrett Cup Co Junior Final Spa v Laune Rangers. Sat 13th/Sun 14th Oct Senior Championship East Kerry v Dingle. LAUNCH OF OUR HEALTH AND WELLNESS WORKSHOP: Ian O Connell Guest Speaker. Our Heath and Well Being Officer Margaret Doyle has been busy organising a talk on mental health and wellbeing. She has invited our own, inspirational, local legend Ian O Connell as guest speaker. What a role model for our youth and his positivity for life. Also in attendance will be Eileen Buckley (Gambling/Alcohol/Drug Co Board Officer) and Jimmy Mulligan from South West Counselling. This will take place Friday Oct 12th at 8pm in the clubhouse. This promises to be a packed house. Light refreshments will be served. Further information contact Margaret Doyle 087 9181970. CLOTHES COLLECTION: Last chance to get rid of old, unused clothes. Please drop off to clubhouse by Friday 5th Oct. Further info contact Anne Holland 0857780883. LOTTO: Nos: 4,10,24,25 No jackpot winner. Jackpot next week in the Arbutus will be €9,300! Tickets on sale from usual sellers, lotto venue draws. Drop into the clubhouse and there’s a lotto stand to purchase your ticket in the lobby. Can also be bought online weekly or annual ticket spagaa.com

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