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Emma’s Voice Shamed The Establishment The late Emma Mhic Mhathuna pictured on May 19th 2018 near her home in Ballydavid in West Kerry with the Three Sister Hills and the Atlantic Ocean in the background.

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Words: Anne Lucey you like is what came to mind in this region devoid of natural shelter.

In the simple, plain church, so simple it was almost Methodist. There was the shelter of people and this above all this is what Emma Mhic Mhathúna and her children found in the Corca Dhuibhne Gaeltacht.

In Baile na nGall for just over a year, before her illness returned, people had taken her to their heart. They enjoyed the Dublin woman’s love of Irish, and her love of music and laughter, and her lovely children and the way she immersed herself in everything from food to football. And in her long hours of need in the past months, they gave huge practical help, from cooking to house cleaning.

They supported and rallied round the lone, witty and competent mother battling for Ireland.

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If we were poetic anymore, or believed in the thing called pathetic fallacy, and looked to Heavens and nature to mirror our situation, we would have said the ferocious wind hurling itself at the doors of the church and the grey black skies down on the earth were weeping for the 37-yearold mother and her five children in Sáipéal na Carraige.

You could, if you wanted, see the spirit of anger in the wind too. Maybe like the anger women cut down in their prime feel. The way women generally feel about an Irish health system that has missed them, and messed them and their mothers about.

But reflecting on the fear filled occasion, what struck me most was not anger, or poetry, but the old run of the mill nath cainte:‘Faoi scáth a chéile a mhairimid”- the old saying or cliché if

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Kerry County Council has opened a Book of Condolence for the late Emma Mhic Mhathúna (RIP).

The Book of Condolence is available to members of the public at the main reception of County Buildings, Rathass, Tralee during office hours.

A Book of Condolence will also be opened this morning at Leabharlann an Daingin.

lent accepting suffering which the HSE who administer our health system have come to expect as par for the course from Irish women.

Sick and very sick, she might have had her rosary beads in one hand, but Emma put on her red dress, her red lipstick and took them on.

The tools to speak out were next door and she used them: it was on Radio na Gaeltachta she gave her first interview on May 1st, in the language she loved.

In west Kerry, there was not just practical but emotional support too, this was quite clear from the women of her own age who became her close friends. There was spiritual succour– the strong faith that had sustained her throughout her life was there for her at the end, Fr Eoghan O’Cadhla pointed out.

The red and pink Fuschia, or the Deora Dé, the tears of God, was carried to the

altar: but it was the people who were crying on Tuesday, the congregation was told.

And that was it: ar deireadh an lae, it was not the TV or the big cameras, or the appearances or the visit of the president – it was the people of west Kerry who had held her close, held her hand and held her up and men and women encouraged her to speak, in the language she loved.

And what I took from the funeral was this: for the new Irish woman, it is no longer a case of offering it up or hoping the heavens may blow our way and reflect our grief : the people are allowing others to speak out and supporting each other in ways that allows this necessary speech.

Above all here is a new generation of free speech amongst women - and the thirty something’s are a new force to be reckoned with.

A Voice For Women “I just wanted to make a change for the other women in Ireland so this can never happen again.”

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London Kerry Person Of The Year Announced

Vincent and Breeda Harty.

Vincent Harty has been named as the Kerry Person of the year 2018 by the London Kerry Association.

The Ballinaskelligs native has been selected as a mark of his huge contribution to the life of people in both Kerry and London. He is the long-standing treasurer of the Kerry London Association having been a part of the original group set up in the 1970s and remains actively committed to the good works of the association today.

Vince will be presented with the Dennis Reidy Memorial trophy at the association’s gala dinner dance at The Crown Hotel in Cricklewood on Friday 19th October.

He will be joined on the evening by his wife Breda, daughters Sheila, Deirdre, Orla and Niamh along with son-in-laws and his eight grandchildren.

Next year will mark Vincent’s 60th year in London. He arrived at the age of 16 and started working as a barman at The Brewery Tap in Barking.

Vince says he was over the moon when he received the call from Dan Tim O’Sullivan the chairman of KAL notifying him of his recognition.

He said: “I am 75 years old and feel so honoured to receive this award. It’s a reward that has been given to wonderful Kerry man and women in the past. I would like to accept this with gratitude and for all those who have gone in the past with their works of goodness and kindness” Monika Dukarska from Killorglin has been nominated as Young Kerry person of the year and will receive the Christy Kissane Memorial Trophy on the night.

She is a World Champion rower and has represented Ireland on several occasions including at this year’s championships in Bulgaria where she and teammate Aileen Crowley won the double-scull C-final.

The Christy Kissane Memorial Trophy is presented each year to a new generation of Kerry people, in London or Kerry, in memory of the great Kilorglin and Kilburn man who passed away three years ago.

Past winners include members of the Kerry minor five in a row football team and Gaelic football legend Colm Cooper.

The celebrations continue on Saturday night chairman Dan Tim O’Sullivan’s traditional fundraiser for St Joseph’s nursing home in Killorglin set to take place at the Catholic Church of St Mary and St Andrew in Dollis Hill.

Tickets for the Kerry Association London dinner and dance are available from Tara Cronin on 0044 7939 017022 or any committee member.

Killarney Housing Crisis Continues Words: Anne Lucey

We can provide headquarters for Facebook and Google, but the basic need of humans for shelter seems beyond us. That budget accommodation we expected from the budget is not to be. Instead there was the fiver a week giveaway to the blue rinse voter that supports Fine Gael, and to hell with the students and the young. An election looms… and power must be secured. It is very cynical and Fianna Fail – although architects of the crisis in the first place, must have completely lost their soul propping this up a decade later.

There are solutions on our doorsteps. Last week with the council in Dublin looking at cruise ships to house the homeless, and the navy in Cork having to sleep in their ships in the harbour, I asked the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht was it reasonable to have so many unused and perfectly good houses owned by the State lying empty in and around Killarney?

I refer of course to the dozen or so homes owned by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and which lie empty now. Most of these are in fine condition and until recently were permanent homes. Could these not be used for social and affordable housing or just simply rented out to local people?

However, the Department tell me No, and there will be no budging. Some of the houses and picturesque cottages are outside the main park area on main roads, and are in good condition. While two or three have been put to use as temporary residences for artist in programmes, others are used intermittently if at all. No part of the huge property portfolio of tens of thousands of hectares of recreational land across the country managed by the NPWS will be used as housing by the new land development agency, the Department has also said.

The land is for use as nature reserves or heritage parks or protected areas, all of which are classed as “recreational”. (The six national parks alone comprise almost 70,000 hectares) The old estates like Muckross have a number of historic cottages and outbuildings in various states of repair and “development of such properties is constrained given their location within areas designated as National Parks, Nature Reserves, Special Area of Conservation and Special Protection Areas,” it said. Where feasible, such properties are used to provide staff or visitor facilities in congruence with the Department’s statutory conservation remit.

So that door is closed, and it seems bizarre because I wonder what is “constrained” about letting perfectly good houses to people badly in need of shelter?

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TOWNTALK Town Celebrates €250K Lotto Win!

Lucky Lotto Shop – Pictured Bridie Murphy, Elaine O’Connor and Owner Pat Duggan .

One lucky lottery winner scooped €250,000 on the Lotto Plus draw on Saturday night. The lucky winner bought the ticket in the popular Eagers Newsagents and Toy Shop.

The ticket was sold last Wednesday and owner Pat Duggan is hoping that it was a local person that won.

“It’s nice to see one of our customers get a big win and for Killarney. It’s our first big win and we are looking forward to a few more, ” said owner Pat Duggan.

The popular news agents is located on High Street and has been with the Lotto since it was first launched.

The winning Lotto Plus 2 numbers 3, 6, 19, 21, 35 and 43, bonus number 11.

Tidy Towns Celebrates 60th Anniversary

Getting in the mood on New Years Day were, Kate O’Leary, Johnny Maguire, Emer Corridan, Andrew Joy, Annmarie O’Shea-Kennelly, Julie McGowan, Yvonne Quill, Kathleen Foley, Michael Moynihan, Paul Purcell, Cllr Michael Gleeson, Cllr John Joe Culloty. Pic: Valerie O’Sullivan

In honour of the Tidy Towns reaching it’s 60th anniversary, the Killarney Tidy Towns Committee will meet next Saturday 20th October.

Tidy Town volunteers will be planting snowdrops and bluebell bulbs on The Mission Road from 9.00 a.m. to 3 p.m.

‘Please come and plant a bulb to remember a loved one and all the missionaries who are remembered here,” said organiser Johnny McGuire.

The Tidy Towns team celebrated another fantastic result in this year’s competition bringing home a Gold Medal and increasing there 2017 scored by 6 points. Hundreds of volunteers over the year helped make Killarney one of the tidiest towns in the country.

Deirdre O’Kane To Be Honoured At Kerry Film Festival

The Board of Kerry Film Festival have revealed that the 2018 Maureen O’Hara Award will be presented to Deirdre O’Kane to acknowledge her contribution to the film and television industry and for her extraordinary talent, skill and determination.

The Kerry Film Festival inaugurated the Maureen O’Hara Award in 2008 in honour of the legendary O’Hara, one of Hollywood’s best-loved and most inspiring actresses.

The award celebrates outstanding women working in film & television today.

Previous recipients include Irish actress Saoirse Ronan, French actress Juliette Binoche, writer/director Rebecca Miller, costume designer Consolata Boyle, actress Fionnula Flanagan and editor/director Emer Reynolds among others. Deirdre O’Kane is an award-winning actress, comedian and TV presenter. She won an IFTA, Irish Academy Award, for Best Actress for her portrayal of humanitarian Christina Noble in Noble. Her screen credits include Noble, Halal Daddy, The Lodgers, Festival, Intermission, Moone Boy (Sky), Younger (NBC US), and Paths to Freedom, while her theatre credits range from classical theatre to her acclaimed performance in

the one woman show My Brilliant Divorce. She is one of Ireland’s most successful stand-up comedians and is currently on tour with her brand new show, A Line of O’Kane. She also proved her superb dancing skills earlier this year when she danced her way into the finals of the popular Dancing With The Stars.

Deirdre’s talent and skills on screen has seen her secure key TV presenting roles in recent years across RTÉ and Virgin Media TV, and she has been the host of the annual IFTA Film Awards Ceremony for the past four years.

When presenting the 2018 IFTA Awards Ceremony, Deirdre paid tribute to her idol Maureen O’Hara in a widely acclaimed opening monologue, who had received the IFTA Lifetime Achievement Award back in 2004.

On hearing that she is to receive the Maureen O’Hara Award, Deirdre said: “It is an absolute honour to receive this award which is named for such an inspiring screen legend. Maureen O’Hara achieved so much in her lifetime and was never afraid to speak her mind - she has paved the way for generations to come.”

Maeve McGrath, Artistic Director of the Kerry Film Festi-

val said: “We are delighted to announce Deirdre O’Kane as the recipient of the 2018 Maureen O’Hara Award.

Deirdre’s vibrant and creative talent, skill and persona epitomizes so many of the great qualities of Maureen O’Hara” In presenting the Maureen O’Hara Award, the festival acknowledges the wealth of female talent in all sectors of the film and television industry, women in front of and behind the camera, who shine through for their exceptional talent and commitment to their craft.

The Kerry Film festival runs from October 17-21 in Killarney. www.kerryfilmfestival.com | www.facebook.com/ KerryFilmFestival/ | twitter.com/kerryfilmfest

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The Killarney and District Motor Club (K&DMC) are the proud hosts of the 2018 Irish Rally Tarmac Rally Championship Award Dinner. This prestigious event is being held in the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney on 20th October 2018.

This will be a special event this year as both the Killarney and District Motor Club and the Irish Rally Championship are celebrating their 40th anniversary.

Past winners of the prestigious Irish Rally Championship are a who’s who in the Irish rallying community over the past 40 years. Such rally legends as Billy Coleman, Austin McHale, Bertie Fisher and Jimmy McRae to name a few have all held the title.

The Killarney and District Motor Club events, Cartell.ie Rally of the Lakes and Rentokil Killarney Historic Stages Rally are participating rounds in the Irish Rally Championship.

Many of the past winners along with the 2018 recipients will be in attendance on the night. Rally fans can be guaranteed an entertaining night with stories past and present from the crews of these epic championship battles. For any rally fan this is a must. Tickets available locally form Dermot Healy on 087 257 4766 or Diarmuid Cronin on 087 288 7388.

Pictured receiving the Accredited Service Excellence – Business Award from Mr David Strahan are Niamh O’Shea, General Manager, Lorraine Horan, Senior Manager, Jason Higgins, Bar & Lobby Manager along with members of the Concierge, Front Desk, Spa, Housekeeping, Health & Fitness, Bar & Lobby staff.

Killarney Park Hotel Puts Customers First With Service Excellence Award

The Killarney Park Hotel completes “Best in Class” Service Excellence programme under a new Fáilte Ireland Service Excellence initiative.

Course instructor, Mr David Strahan returned to Killarney yesterday to present the award to Niamh O’Shea, General Manager of The Killarney Park Hotel along with other members of the hotel’s management and Front of House Teams.

The aim of the course was to provide staff with the ability to determine the difference between good service and excellent service, and how they can improve in their everyday tasks in order to give guests the best possible experience. The Killarney Park Hotel, voted the No. 1 Hotel in Ireland for 2018, by TripAdvisor, has long been renowned for its excellent levels of service.

Ms O’Shea, speaking on accepting the award was delighted that this Failte Ireland initiative was complimenting the hotel’s own training & development programmes, “We believe that a continuous focus on training, development & upskilling is crucial in staff retention and in maintaining our standards as of one of Ireland’s top hotels. It is vital that we keep our team up to date with international best practice, which only benefits our guests and re-enforces Killarney’s reputation as a world-class destination” she said.

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Men’s Sheds Awarded European Citizen’s Fine Gael MEP Seán Kelly has congratulated the Irish Men’s Sheds Association on officially receiving the 2018 European Citizen’s Prize at a European Parliament awards in Brussels on Tuesday evening.

Seán Kelly said: “It was great to nominate a positive, community-based organisation such as Irish Men’s Sheds and it is even better to see the association receive the prize this evening.

“It is clear that Men’s Sheds are filling a need in our communities, proven by the fact that the movement is growing rapidly with two new sheds opening every week in Ireland,” Mr Kelly added.

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It’s a free event open to all, both adults and children. Register at www. parkrun.ie/register/ and bring the barcode with on the morning you wish to take part. The run starts at the campervan area in the carpark at Muckross House.

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Joe O’Leary, taking part in the Expert route on Quest Killarney as he reaches the summit of Mangerton Mountain.

Kevin O’Leary as the sun rises over the Gap of Dunloe on Strickeen Mountain.

Rosey Temple skips her way to the top of Mangerton Mountain

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The 2019 budget speech was well flagged in the media in the days leading up the budget and as such there was very little that surprised in this budget according to Michael Culloty of Orchid Accountants.

Most observers believe the budget was in line with expectations. However, a number of

vious restricted mortgage interest relief rates had been reduced in last year’s budgets and an indication had been given that these restrictions would be removed in years to come. This budget has merely sped up this removal.

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There was a small reduction in the highest rate of USC of 4.75% where this will fall by 0.25% to 4.50%. This rate of USC targets incomes in the €19,300-€70,000 range. They have also ensured anyone who benefits from the higher hourly wage will not fall into a higher rate of USC by increasing the 2% rate band.

• The minimum wage has increased to €9.80. This increase will be welcome by many, an extra 0.25c an hour on the previous minimum wage of €9.55.

• There was an increase in the cut-off point at which people hit the 40% rate of tax. This was increased by €750. Originally the highest cut-off point was €34,550 for single earners (From Jan 2019 -€35,300). For people with an annual gross income in excess of €34,550, this will mean a €150 annual tax saving. For married one earner couples this was increased from €43,550 to €44,300.

• The level of weekly income for the higher rate of PRSI will be increased by €10 from €376 to €386.

• Income tax credits that received an increase: Home Carer Tax Credit increased from €1,200 to €1,500.

Earned Income Tax Credit increased from €1,150 to €1,350.

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There was a regular 0.50c excise duty on tobacco products which will be put into effect on 09/10/2018. For the consumer the increase means a pack of 20 cigarettes will now cost €12.70.

Betting/gambling duties have been increased from 1%-2% for all bookmakers & from 15%25% on the commission earned by betting intermediaries.

The 9% VAT rate for the hospitality sector is being scrapped, to be replaced by an increased 13.5%. The government is hoping to raise €466 million from this measure. The intention is to put €35 million back in to support the tourism sector.

Inheritance tax, otherwise known as Capital Acquisitions Tax, has seen the Group A threshold increase by €10,000. A child can now get inheritances worth up to €320,000 tax free from a parent, previously €310,000. Anything above this is taxable at 33%.

9% VAT for newspapers to stay in place, reduction in VAT for online publications from 23% to 9%.

A small reduction was applied to tax on interest (DIRT). The DIRT rate was reduced from 37% to 35%. This is in line with the Governments plan to reduce DIRT to 33% by 2020.

From 2019 onwards buy to let investors will be able to offset 100% of their mortgage interest repayments against rental income. The pre-

lobby groups have come out strongly against the VAT increase from 9% to 13.5%. The tourism industry in particular is very vocal against the increase. Killarney businesses will be deeply affected by the increase.

Michael Culloty has highlighted main announcements for the Killarney Advertiser.

Measures to try and promote hybrid/electric vehicles. A 1% VRT surcharge on diesel vehicles registered in the state from 01/01/2019. The VRT rebate offered for hybrids & plug in hybrids has been extended until the end of 2019. The 0% Benefit-in-kind rate for electric cars is being extended for a 3 year period, however a cap of €50,000 has placed on the original market value of the vehicle. This incentive for the purchase of electric vehicles in Ireland.

The highly flagged increase in the carbon tax did not materialize in this budget, however the Minister did set out his intention to increase this tax over the next 11 years to 2030.

When discussing the Agricultural sector, the Minister acknowledged the “difficult year for farmer” that 2018 had been. He announced the “income averaging” will now be available to farmers with “off-farm” income. This is aimed at farmer wishing to average their farm profit over a 5-year period to cope with the volatility currently being experienced in the agricultural sector. Current reliefs available under “stock-relief” and “young trained farmer” were extended for a further 3 years. Further schemes aimed at improving carbon efficiency of beef production will also be rolled out.

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One of the main points to note was an increase in all Social Welfare payments. Paschal announced that all Welfare payments would be getting an increase of €5 a week from next year on. This means that the weekly rate of State Pension will increase from €243.30 to €248.30 per week from March 2019. This will come with proportionate increases for qualified adults and those on reduced rates.

The Christmas bonus for December 2018 is to be restored to 100% for pensioners and Social Welfare recipients, up from 85%.

Two weeks paid parental leave to every parent of a child under one year old from November 2019. His intention to increase to this leave to 7 weeks over a certain number of years was highlighted, but details were not specified.

There is also a €25 increase in the back to school allowance.

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There was an increase of €1.05 billion in health funding which is to be divided amongst many different areas in the health industry.

The Government introduced many measures to combat the current housing crisis. They in-

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creased an existing housing program by €470 million, introduced €1.25 billion to social housing in 2019 with the hopes of creating 10,000 new social homes. €60 million in extra spending, which much of it is thought to be targeted towards emergency accommodation.

Changes to the support received to pay for childcare were also mentioned in the budget.

The rates at which people can avail of the Affordable Childcare Scheme were adjusted, the base rate was increased from €22,700 to €26,000 and the threshold was also increased from €47,500 to €60,000.

Increased the Garda budget by €80 million, most of which (€63.5 m) is for the recruitment of new members. €286 million for roads and other transport infrastructure around the country, and a further €40 million to repair regional and local roads and footpaths. €57 million to the Department of Agriculture to support the sector and farmers in disadvantaged areas primarily.

A 1.5 billion ‘Rainy day fund’ was announced by the Minister which has been set aside to be used in the event of some form of a substantial economic shock, and take some of the stress off areas worst hit.

Another point of interest was the exit tax that the Government applied to companies who seek to transfer assets offshore and in turn leave the scope of Irish tax. There is now a 12.5% exit tax on companies who seek to do this, which is an incentive for these companies to keep their operation in Ireland, and in turn encourage them to invest in Ireland in the future.

Conclusion

The economy is enjoying a period of sustained growth and all budget projections are based on a continuation of growth beyond 2020. There are several key issues that could derail having a balanced budget by 2020. The foremost concern is Brexit. While individual companies are making plans, an existing vacuum of political decision making must be of grave concern. There is a lot of discussion regarding diversification from our reliance on the UK, but 35% of our tourist numbers still come from the UK, and 86% of our freight traffic moves via the UK. 55% of our fuel is imported via the UK. While all these can over time be diverted to other EU countries there is an obvious delay in this being organized and it will have a cost adjustment which will affect Irish economic sustainability.

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Budget 2019 Reaction Killarney Chamber of Commerce & Tourism

Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce today expressed their disappointment with what they described as a ‘short-sighted’ decision to return the VAT on the tourism sector to 13.5%.

“It is a pity that an initiative, which was such a success in terms of job creation is now withdrawn and it will, undoubtedly have a negative impact on the sector” remarked Paul O’Neill, President of the Killarney Chamber.

Vitners

Padraig Cribben, Chief Executive, VFI states: “Removing the 9% VAT rate in today’s Budget is a kick in the teeth for the hospitality sector. It will introduce uncertainty and undermine confidence in many pubs selling food who are already worried about their exposure to the effects of Brexit. Publicans in areas of the country where the recovery is weak will be disproportionately affected.

Irish Hotel Federation

Niamh O’Shea, Chair of the IHF Kerry branch said the increase is a serious jolt to the tourism industry in Ireland and represents a reckless failure to recognise its economic potential and importance, particularly to rural Ireland. “Today’s short-term budget fix will have long-term implications for an important indigenous export industry and rural Ireland in particular.”

INMO

General Secretary Phil Ní Sheaghdha said: “With over 500 patients waiting on trolleys today, the

health service is unable to cope. Years of underinvestment have taken their toll, so today’s extra funding is welcome and much needed. We will seek to meet with the HSE to ensure that their service plan provides for additional nurses and midwives.

Michael Healy-Rae

Retail Excellence Ireland

IPOA Chairman, Stephen Faughnan, said that the restoration of mortgage interest relief to 100% as of 1st January 2019 was “a small start” on the long road of encouraging private landlords to either stay, or invest further, in the sector.

CEO of Retail Excellence, Lorraine Higgins said: “On balance, Budget 2019 is ambitious and aims to give hope to most. However more imaginative and targeted supports are needed to insulate the retail industry and the thousands of jobs it supports. Retail Excellence will continue to work with our members, the government and Oireachtas members to ensure such supports are supported and secured into the future.”

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RAS spokesperson Benny Gilsenan: “Today’s decision is another slap in the face to retailers that have been compliant with every decision made by this Government. We want more resources to be given to Revenue to protect businesses from illicit trade in tobacco, alcohol and solid fuel.”

The National Off-Licence Association (NOffLA)

NOFLA has today criticised the Government’s decision not to decrease excise duty on alcohol in Budget 2019.

Evelyn Jones, Government Affairs Director of NOffLA stated; “Increases in excise duty were emergency measures, implemented in times of economic need. Ireland’s economy is now the fastest growing in Europe, and so like USC and other emergency measures, these must be rolled back.”

“Having a Minister for Tourism in Kerry clearly doesn’t mean a lot” Michael Healy-Rae on increase in tourism VAT rate in Budget 2019

Irish Property Owners’ Association

Active Retirement Ireland

Peter Kavanagh, Head of Communications and Public Affairs at Active Retirement Ireland, said: “The full restoration of the Christmas Bonus is a welcome measure. We are glad older people will be able to enjoy Christmas 2018 to its fullest, with a double payment to help with their Christmas shopping and to allow them socialise with family and friends.”

Society of Irish Motor Industry

Motor industry react to increase of VRT on the registration of diesel cars, SIMI Director General Alan Nolan said: “This was a poorly considered measure that appears to have been included to give the perception of an environmental focus in the Budget. Concerns about diesel centre on air quality in cities but city-based car buyers have already moved away from buying new diesel cars, the Dublin diesel share having reduced from 70% in 2014 to 51% this year. The bigger impact here will be on rural and business buyers for whom diesel is still the better environmental choice.”

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The Lake Hotel Appoints New Sales & Marketing Manager

Grow House Discovered In Killorglin Gardaí have seized approximately €9,000 worth of suspected cannabis plants following a search at a house in Killorglin, Co. Kerry on the 8th October 2018.

Gardaí from the Divisional Drugs Unit executed a search warrant at the house at approximately 8:30pm and discovered a grow house which contained 12 mature cannabis plants (pending analysis).

No arrests have been made and a file will be prepared for the DPP.

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and prior to that, she was Business Development Manager in The Aghadoe Heights. Sheila is a Kerry native with a strong passion for tourism and looks forward to representing the family-run four-star hotel.

HR Manager Sarah Mannix welcomed Sheila and commented: “We are delighted to have Sheila on board.

She will be a wonderful asset to The Lake Hotel. Sheila’s experience will bring a fresh approach and her connections will see new and existing business return to our hotel.”

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The Lake Hotel are delighted to announce the appointment of their new Sales & Marketing Manager, Sheila O’Callaghan.

Sheila has over 15 years hospitality industry experience and has a wealth of knowledge in all areas of the tourism sector with a strong background in online travel agencies as well as an abundance of hotel experience.

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GARDA - Court Appearance Re: Fatal Stabbing Macroom Co Cork A female in her 40s arrested on the 8th October 2018 (Previous press release refers) is expected to appear before Macroom District Court at 10.30am this morning, Wednesday 10th October 2018 charged in connection with this investigation.

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Four Special Saturday Afternoons at The Park Restaurant This Autumn on four select Saturdays we will throw open the doors of The Park Restaurant where guests can enjoy the Killarney House Afternoon Tea accompanied by the sounds of the hotel’s resident pianist and each guest will depart with a momento of their afternoon experience.

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The 2nd Memorial, Eileen Rice Country Against Cancer event will take place at the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney from October 26-28.

Organiser, Jerry Moriarty, planned last year’s event in memory of his partner Eileen, and due to it’s phenomenal success, it will now run for a second year.

“Eileen loved dancing and country music and kept up her interest throughout her two-and-a-half year illness. I wanted to run this event and also to celebrate her life while giving back to the people who helped her,” Jerry said.

“One of her mantras was that life is for living and this weekend celebrates all that she loved,” Tickets can be purchased at the venue, from the INEC box office on 064-6671555 or by calling Jerry Moriarty directly on 0879182053.

A weekend pass for €50 includes access to all concerts and céilís. Night-time dances are €20 and the daytime ceilís are €10.

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You can leave your hat on! The cast of Full Monty take time out to practice their moves on the shores of the Lakes of Killarney, Co. Kerry, today ahead of their week long run at the INEC Killarney. The Full Monty runs from October 9th-13th . Pictured are, Kai Owen, Andrew Dunn, Gary Lucy, Louis Emerick, James Redmond and Joe Gill.

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Pictured at the Killarney Park New Zealand Wine Tasting evening in association with Huia Wines were from left, John Kennedy, Classic Drinks, Wine Distributor., Patrick Hughes, Food & Beverage Manager, Killarney Park Hotel, Ciara Treacy, Killarney Park Hotel and Mike Allen, Huia Wines.

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Derek Daly and the staff at Brown Sugar Cafe are celebrating this week having won gold at the Blas na hEireann awards in Dingle at the weekend.

‘We already had a chicken tikka wrap on our menu in the cafe which has always been a popular choice with our customers, but I decided to create a new wrap for the competition’ said Derek This new product will now go on sale in SuperValu from Thursday.

Brown Sugar Cafe first opened its doors for business in July 2010 in the heart of the economic recession. Since then it has gone from strength to strength and has become a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike, all of whom appreciate the ample parking available and its proximity to other facilities such as SuperValu, Park Medical Centre, Lady Jane Beauty Salon and Ruby Tuesday Hair Boutique.

‘I would like to pay tribute to my Manageress, Grainne O’Connor, Head Chef, Linda Carmody, Ben Soulmani, Dolores Estrada, Sharon Ahearn and the hardworking and loyal staff at Brown Sugar. Their enthusiasm and professionalism has played a major part in the success we have enjoyed at Brown Sugar. I would also like to express my appreciation to all our loyal customers and we look forward to serving them for many years to come,’ said Derek.

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BUDGET CHANGES There were in fact very few changes in Budget 2019 in respect of taxes which would affect a transfer of ownership of properties.

In respect of Stamp Duty, the rates remained the same at 1% for Residential Property at 6% for Non-Residential Property. The Stamp Duty Relief for Young Trained Farmers has in fact however been extended until 2021.

This Relief had been due to expire at the end of this year and has been given a further three year extension.

The tax-free threshold for gifts and inheritances between parents and children has seen a modest increase of €10,000.00 seeing in the Group A threshold increasing €310,000.00 to €320,000.00. There were no further changes to CAT rates or to the Capital Gains Tax rates.

The major Reliefs such as Agricultural Relief, Business Relief, Entrepreneur Relief, Farm Reconstruction/ Consolidation Relief have been left unamended.

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Milltown’s “Stephen Lawlor Community Award” was presented to Owen O’Shea at a surprise ceremony in The Plough Bar on Saturday. For a man always impeccably prepared for everything he’s involved in, it was unusual to see him ‘caught on the hop’ and at a loss for words.

Owen was congratulated by M.C. Maurice Harmon and Milltown Chamber Alliance’s Cultural Officer Vincent Prendergast. Mr Prendergast outlined Owen’s lifetime of volunteerism with many groups, including the Credit Union, Comhaltas and politics, and noted how Owen’s vision and leadership inspired the many community projects and events in which he has been involved. His most recent success was chairing the 2018 County Fleadh Cheoil, injecting energy and variety into a local festival of traditional music and free family entertainment. Three major concerts were organised, including the unique solstice celebration at the Killaclohane Portal Tomb. Owen thanked the organising committee, and spoke about Stephen Lawlor, after whom the award is named, and how Stephen was the epitome of community spirit and volunteerism. “He was an exemplary community member, working hard with various local groups including the Tidy Towns and Comhaltas”, explained Owen. He also thanked Stephen’s mother, Ann Lawlor, who provided the perpetual trophy and travelled from her home in

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Longford to present the award. Stephen passed away in 2013 and is remembered in Milltown through this award.

This year Owen joins previous recipients, local volunteers Willie Hanafin, Denis O’Mahony and Tom Hanafin, as a worthy winner.

Owen also spoke about the huge community spirit in Milltown, especially visible at this year’s Fleadh. “My work as chairman was made easy by the team of over one hundred local volunteers”, he said, and added “I’ve enjoyed all my community work, and I love the meetings and the

craic at events. It’s great to be out, doing something positive, building community and meeting new people. The recent culture of individualism needs to be challenged and we must reach out to people and help them feel part of a strong and supportive community.” This has been an important aspect of community work in Milltown, given the dramatic rise in population in recent years.

Owen thanked his wife Cecelia for her support in all his involvement, recognising Cecelia’s own voluntary work as Treasurer for the 2018 Fleadh saw her head a team that raised the €70,000 to host the event and provide over €12,000 worth of free entertainment in Milltown.

Owen also remembered the late Denis Courtney, who worked tirelessly for the community and Owen said it was his mission to organise “one hell of a Fleadh” in Denis’s memory.

Hosts at The Plough Bar, Denis and Bernie Griffin, provide a commemorative trophy for the event and this was presented to Owen. Celebrations continued with traditional music and song from Owen’s fellow musicians and many friends.

As well as his voluntary and professional commitments, Owen is also the author of several books, the latest of which is “A Century of Politics in the Kingdom: A County Kerry Compendium”, co-written with Gordon Revington, and goes on sale this month.

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Pics: Dylan Clifford

Tipperary Girls down in Killarney for the quest.

Katie Murphy’s Hen party.

Michele and Deirdre Ducey.

Amanda O’Sullivan, Aoife Foley, Lorraine Fitzgibbon, Ann Kennealy, Lisa Foley and Mercedes O’Connell.

Michelle Hanrahan’s Hen Party.

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Transition Year – A ‘Doss’ Year?

Words: Ailbhe Gammell

I am a transition year student in St Brigid’s Secondary School in Killarney and I have decided to do the transition year program not to take as a ‘doss’ year but to take it as an opportunity to try new things and to help me decide what job I would like in the future. It is only October and so far the weeks have been jam-packed with activities and I have thus far not been bored!

Between going surfing in Inch beach, going up to Tullamore for the annual Ploughing Championships and receiving many interesting talks about nutrition, public-speaking and more I have certainly not been short of things to do. Students that study French will be heading off to Paris at the end of this month and students that study Spanish visited Madrid in September and they had an unforgettable time. We are also currently preparing for a Variety Show which we will be performing before Mid-term so we are all very excited for that.

This year I also have the chance to go on work experience and I hope that this will help me to decide what job I would be interested in for the future, as at the moment I am unsure. If you are on the fence about deciding whether or not you want to do Transition Year, I would definitely say go for it. This year give you the opportunity to experience things you might never have before and to take a break from the pressure and piles of homework given to you from teachers! After a stressful year of studying for the Junior Certificate, a break was well needed and I am very glad I have the opportunity to take part in the Transition Year program this year.

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On Monday the 8th of October dromhall and Randles Hotels recognized their hardworking accommodation teams. Our chefs prepared afternoon tea and an evening meal. All our accommodation team do tremendous work each and every day of the year and Bernadette and Tom were trilled to be able to recognize there hard work on this special day.

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

Pope Compares Abortion To Hiring A Hitman In one of his harshest criticisms of abortion, Pope Francis has compared the procedure to “hiring a hitman to resolve a problem”.

The pontiff told his weekly general audience at St Peter’s Square that “a contradictory approach to life allows the suppression of human life in the mother’s womb in order to safeguard other values”. He added: “How can an act that suppresses an innocent and helpless life as it blossoms be therapeutic, civil or, simply, humane?” He went on to tell the audience that “it is not right” to take a human life, no matter how small.

Women’s groups in Italy have been fighting to ensure safe access to abortion amid a growing campaign from far-right politicians and anti-abortion groups to impose restrictions on the procedure or ban it completely.

Councillors in Verona, which is led by the far-

right League party, last week declared the northern Italian city “pro-life”, passing an initiative that would “prevent abortion and promote motherhood” by funding anti-abortion groups, as well as promoting a project that would enable women to anonymously give up their babies for adoption.

The motion was put forward in May to coincide with the 40th anniversary of Italy’s vote to legalise abortion. Despite the law, it is extremely difficult for women to access a safe abortion as more than 70% of gynaecologists refuse to terminate pregnancies for moral reasons.

Shortly after becoming pontiff in 2013, Francis appeared to be cultivating a softer stance towards issues such as abortion and homosexuality, saying that the Catholic church must move on from such arguments and “heal wounds” while focussing instead on “compassion and mercy”.

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‘Dynamite’ Ivanka Trump Declines Possible UN Role There is no one more qualified “in the world” to become the next US ambassador to the United Nations than Ivanka Trump, her father Donald has claimed.

Speaking to the media on the White House lawn, the US president described his second child as “dynamite”.

He told reporters that he has heard the 36-year-old’s name discussed for the post, but said if he selected her he’d be accused of nepotism.

The position became available after Nikki Haley announced she would be resigning from the roleand will be leaving the administration by the end of 2018.

Discussing potential replacements, Mr Trump appeared enthusiastic about his daughter’s suitability for the position, saying: “I’ve heard Ivanka, how good would Ivanka be?

“It has nothing to

do with nepotism but people who know know that Ivanka would be dynamite. I’d be accused of nepotism even if there’s no one more competent in the world.”

Despite her father’s recommendation, Ms Trump later ruled herself out of the role. In a tweet she said her father will “nominate a formidable replacement for Ambassador Haley”. She added: “That replacement will not be me.”

Her resignation came after weeks of wrangling over the new Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was officially sworn in on Monday. Mr Trump apologised to the embattled judge and his family for “the terrible suffering” they had been been forced to endure as he was sworn in, after earlier claiming that sexual assault allegations against his nominee were “a hoax” brought about “by people who are evil”.

The US president said that “under historic scrutiny”, his pick for the nation’s top court was “proven innocent”.

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US Woman Removed From Plane After Boarding With ‘Emotional Support’ Squirrel The passenger was brighteyed and bushy-tailed even though it was an evening flight.

Literally, as it turned out. The passenger was a squirrel. It hadn’t scampered on to the plane while people or bags were being loaded, or anything like that.

A human passenger had brought the squirrel on board with her as her “emotional support animal”. When she refused to leave and take her squirrel with her, the police were called.

The woman and the squirrel were removed from the Tuesday evening flight by the police.

The passengers all had to disembark and reboard, causing a two-hour delay in the departure of Frontier Airlines flight 1612 from Orlando to Cleveland.

Frontier said the passenger had noted in her reservation that she was bringing an emotional support animal – but she did not indicate it was a squirrel.

The airline says rodents, including squirrels, are not allowed.

The company said the police were called when the passenger refused to leave the plane.

Police then requested that the other passengers disembark while officers dealt with the woman, who was eventually escorted into the main terminals.

Hurricane Michael Hits Florida MIAMI – Florida’s Panhandle is littered with evidence that Hurricane Michael is one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the mainland United States.

Roofs and awnings are peeled from buildings, pieces of homes are scattered amid snapped trees and downed power lines, chunks of beaches are washed away. Michael thrashed Georgia as a hurricane and eventually weakened to a tropical storm early Thursday as it moved toward the Carolinas, soaking areas that got swamped last month by Hurricane Florence.

BY THE NUMBERS — Hurricane history: first Category 4 hurricane to make landfall in Florida’s Panhandle since record-keeping began in 1851.

— Top winds: 155 mph (250 kph), strong enough to completely destroy homes and cause weekslong power outages.

— Powerful pressure: 919 millibars minimum pressure in the eye, the third most intense hurricane land-

fall in the U.S. in recorded history.

— High water: storm surge of 6 feet (2 metres) up to 14 feet (4 metres) forecast for Florida’s Panhandle and Big Bend.

— Storm riders: Roughly 375,000 people in Florida warned to evacuate; many refused.

— To the rescue: U.S. Coast Guard crews have pulled 27 people from damaged homes along Florida’s coastline.

— Staying safe: nearly 6,700 people took refuge in 54 shelters in Florida.

— Power outages: More than 932,000 customers in Georgia, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina without power.

— Food and water: 2 million readyto-eat meals, 1 million gallons (3.75 million litres) of water and 40,000 10-pound (4.5-kilogram) bags of ice ready for distribution in Florida.

— The human cost: A man in Gadsden County, Florida, killed by a falling tree, and an 11-year-old girl in Seminole County, Georgia, killed when a carport blew through the roof of her home.

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The Blasphemy Referendum: An International Issue

Words: Lesley Rowe

In 2009, 30 years after it was banned in Ireland and by several local authorities across the UK, Monty Python’s The Life of Brian enjoyed its first public screening in the Welsh town of Aberystwyth.

The special screening, attended by Pythons Michael Palin and Terry Jones, was organised by the Mayor of Aberystwyth who, in a strange turn of events, happened to be erstwhile actress Sue Jones-Davies, who starred as Judith Iscariot, Brian’s girlfriend, in the 1979 film. Ireland’s ban was overturned in 1987: the film has been re-rated with a 15 certificate and is now hailed as a classic.

Socially and culturally, Ireland has come a long way since 1979. Referendums have removed the constitutional prohibitions on divorce, abortion and samesex marriage (we were the first country in the world to legalise gay marriage by popular vote). Ireland has become multiracial, cosmopolitan, tolerant and increasingly secular. We seemed to have left behind our ‘Down with that sort of thing’ past well-and-truly behind us.

Then, three years ago, the Ireland of old came back to haunt us when someone walked into Ennis Garda station to make an accusation of blasphemy against RTÉ, and English TV personality Stephen Fry. Fry had been a guest on the TV programme The Meaning of Life, in which host Gay Byrne asked Fry what he would say to God at the pearly gates. The YouTube video of Fry’s response has been viewed more than 7 million times.

An investigation into the alleged offence was brought to a halt when Gardaí failed to find any injured parties. In fact, only one person complained about the programme, and he said he had not been personally offended by the comments, but was simply performing a civic duty. The Defamation Act under which the Stephen Fry complaint was brought dates, surprisingly, from only 2009, and was intended as a stop-gap measure after the existing law, which applied only to Christianity, was deemed to contravene the 1937 Constitution’s guarantee of religious equality. It was considered that a referendum for the sole purpose of removing blasphemy from the constitution would be a time-wasting and expensive exercise. However, now

that the vote will be held in tandem with this month’s Presidential Election, we have the opportunity to remove the word ‘blasphemy’ from Article 40.6.1.

In Ireland there has not been a prosecution for blasphemy since 1855. The 2009 Act defines blasphemy as ‘something that is grossly abusive or insulting in relation to matters held sacred by any religion’. There must be ‘outrage among a substantial number of adherents’, and the offence is punishable with a fine of up to €25,000 euro. As the Fry case showed, the Act as it stands is unworkable. So why bother changing the Constitution? Across the world, 71 countries have laws against blasphemy. Punishments range from fines and imprisonment to public flogging, and even the death penalty. Blasphemy laws, far from protecting religious adherents, are being used as a tool to bully minorities and violate religious freedoms. In August this year a Buddhist woman was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment in Jakarta for complaining about the volume of the call to prayer from her local mosque (despite an appeal on her behalf by Indonesia’s largest Muslim organisation). This week Asia Bibi, a mother of four who is sentenced to hang for making derogatory remarks about Islam, was due to make her

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final appeal in the Supreme Court of Pakistan, a country which has cited Ireland’s Defamation Act at the United Nations to support its own blasphemy laws.

Even in supposedly secular Europe, seven countries (ourselves, Denmark, Greece, Italy, Malta, Poland and Russia) have anti-blasphemy laws. Yet in 1991 the Law Reform Commission said, ‘there is no place for the offence of blasphemous libel in a society which respects freedom of speech.’

The proposed change will not affect the existing constitutional ban on the publication of ‘seditious or indecent’ matter. Polls suggest that the people of Ireland will vote overwhelming to remove the word ‘blasphemy’ from Article 40.6.1, but, as we all know, polls can be wrong. There is no room for complacency. Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has said, ‘By removing this provision from our Constitution, we can send a strong message to the world that laws against blasphemy do not reflect Irish values and that we do not believe such laws should exist.’ The Stephen Fry case was widely reported in the international media, and it’s likely that the result of this referendum will also attract significant coverage.

That’s why I’ll be voting YES on October 26th.

Spotify has revealed the moststreamed artists in the platform’s 10year history. Drake, followed by Ed Sheeran and Eminem lead its rankings – while Rihanna and Ariana Grande are the only women in its top 10 list.

The streaming giant, which launched in Sweden, the UK, France, Spain and Norway in October 2008, has also listed its users’ favourite songs and albums. It named Sheeran’s 2017 single Shape of You as its most-played track. Sheeran’s 2014 single Thinking Out Loud also features, in fifth place. Drake’s 2016 single One Dance comes second, while the Chainsmokers’ Closer, also released in 2016, comes in third.

Justin Bieber effectively has three tracks in the top 10. He features on Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s 2017 Despacito remix (coming in at 7), and as a solo artist with Love Yourself (8) and Sorry (9).

No female artists have songs in the top

10, however Rihanna became the first artist to reach 1bn streams on Spotify, in 2013. She is the most-streamed female artist globally, followed by Ariana Grande and Sia. Adele and Taylor Swift’s initial resistance to putting their music on Spotify may have contributed to their respective placings at six and seven.

Spotify has 180 million monthly active users in 65 countries, whose combined time spent listening to its 40m-plus songs and podcasts and more than 3bn playlists totals 16,858,080 years. The number of artists the average user streams per month has risen on Spotify at an annual average of about 8%.

When the service launched a decade ago, Coldplay’s Viva La Vida was the opening month’s most-streamed track and their album Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends the most-streamed album. Newcomer Lady Gaga was the biggest artist.

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Grateful Family Organise Quiz Fundraiser For Cork Neo Natal Unit

Miracle baby Fionn Lucey Brosan was born weighing just 700 grams in CUH. Less than 3 babies in 10 survive being born this weight. Fionn was immediately admitted to the Neo Natal Unit in Cork University Maternity Hospital where he spent 168 days.

“To say we will be forever grateful to the nurses, doctors and staff in the Neo Natal Unit doesn’t describe our gratitude, for without them we wouldn’t have our beautiful son Fionn,” said mother Denice Lucey, Killarney.

On Friday the 19th October family are holding a charity event in aid of Cork University Maternity Hospital’s Neonatal Unit and Bru Columbanas at K Town Bar, Killarney.

The event on the night kicks off at 8.30 pm and consists of live music from amazing local talent including Tom Lucey, Donal Lucey, Lily MacMonagle, Shannon and Cathal Flaherty. Tickets will be available on the door that night, 4 people per table at €40. Tickets are also available from K Town Bar and Deck the Halls.

On The Scale Of Things..

Tim McGillicuddy, is an Artist and sculptor, living and working in Tiernaboul, Killarney, County Kerry. Both he and his Artist Wife Robin, run ‘Clay Fun’ Art studio at the family home. Tim was tasked by Declan Mulvany of Killarney Art Gallery, to create in Clay a replica scaled model of Skellig Michael -the revered Monastic Island, off the South West Coast of Kerry. Tim Rose to the challenge and for the past three months, painstakingly hand carved in alabaster and later painting with a special acrylic re-created this masterpiece. The model will be on display in the Art Gallery to celebrate this years Kerry Film Festival. Pics:Valerie O’Sullivan

WEDDING Feature

Unlock The Door To Your Fairytale Wedding...

At The Newly Renovated Dunloe Hotel & Gardens The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens is now open again after an extensive renovation project of the hotel’s public areas including the restaurant, bar, reception, lobby, car park, lounge & an extensive garden enhancement. The 5 star hotel, overlooking the famous Gap of Dunloe, is set on a private 64 acres estate leading to the ruins of the 12th century Dunloe Castle and River Laune which flows through the grounds. This setting creates a romantic atmosphere making it a unique and ideal backdrop for your perfect wedding day.

The hotel and dedicated team of staff have been welcoming weddings for over 50 years and offer a highly personalized and professional service in an exceptional location. The hotel is also licensed for civil wedding ceremonies.

The Upper Lounge is the perfect place to greet guests and welcome them for the evening celebrations.

With elevated views of the rolling countryside, this area has its own bar and exudes comfort and elegance.

In the most beautiful natural setting you and your guests will enjoy the best of international and Irish cuisine in the Park Suite. With its own bar and dance floor, the Park Suite offers also access to a private covered terrace.

All 102 guestrooms at The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens have breath-taking views of mountains or gardens. The

hotel offers a wealth of activities including complimentary trekking on Haflinger Ponies, 25m swimming pool, steam room, sauna and indoor

tennis. Guests may also enjoy complimentary fishing on the River Laune which flows through the Dunloe Estate.

Contact the hotel’s wedding team now at weddings@thedunloe.com or call 064 6644111 for enquiries & more information.

couples planning their wedding from abroad.”

To celebrate their new virtual reality experience, The Brehon team are offering 25% off any wedding booked to take place between January 1st and March 31st 2019 (Terms and Con-

ditions apply).

For further information or to book your virtual reality tour contact The Brehon’s Wedding Sales Manager, Sharon Devine by phoning 064 6630700 or emailing sharon.devine@ thebrehon.com

The Brehon Hotel

Leads The Way With Virtual Reality Technology The Brehon in Killarney is among the first hotels in Europe to introduce new cutting-edge, virtual reality technology which enables people anywhere in the world to take a tour of the hotel’s facilities.

The new Virtual Reality Tour, which is the first in a series planned for The Gleneagle Group, is specifically designed for people planning their wedding celebrations. Rather than just trying to imagine their wedding day, this tour enables couples to experience, from the perspective of the bride and groom, what The Brehon is like on a wedding day.

The immersive 3D experience takes users on an animated show-around

of the hotel from the red-carpet arrival reception right through to the gourmet wedding banquet. By simply donning a headset, users are able to view three dimensional, animated images of the hotel.

“We have created this tour to help couples get a sense of how their Brehon wedding will unfold. Instead of sending you a brochure or asking you to view an image online we can now put you in the picture,” explains Sharon Devine, Wedding Sales Manager at The Brehon. “We can immerse you in our beautiful surroundings and let you experience what it is like to celebrate your wedding at The Brehon. It will be particularly useful for

Unlock the Door to Your Fairytale Wedding The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens is a newly renovated 5 star hotel overlooking the Gap of Dunloe and is set on its own 64 acre estate with the ruins of the 12th century Dunloe Castle, offering a romantic and idyllic setting for your perfect day.

Contact the hotel’s wedding team at weddings@thedunloe.com or call 064 66 44111 for further information and enquiries.

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Your Special Day At The Aghadoe Heights

Overlooking the Lakes of Killarney the Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa offers a magical romantic setting for your romantic celebrations from Weddings to Civil Ceremony’s to Vow Renewals. At Aghadoe Heights we understand that everyone’s special day is different and that is why we pride ourselves on creating truly bespoke weddings.

The possibilities are endless with dedicated Wedding Planner, Marie Janot, on hand to discuss each wedding couples dreams and a wedding package that will suit their individual needs. At Aghadoe Heights we understand that everyone’s special day is different and

we pride themselves on creating truly bespoke weddings.

Wedding couples can choose a venue in the hotel that will be just the right fit for their special day. For a small intimate wedding our Penthouse is ideal and can host up to 50 guests. The Penthouse is also a wonderful venue for civil ceremonies and private parties prior to or after the big day. For a medium size wedding our Garden Room can seat up to 80 guests. Enjoy an elegant dinner with access to a private balcony and dedicated in-room bar. While exclusive use of the hotel allows for up to 195 guests and the hotel is closed to the public and becomes your home away from home for

the night. Dinner is served in the beautiful Lake Room restaurant, offering spectacular lake and mountain views. After dinner, guests move over to the adjoining Lounge and Piano Bar for a night of entertainment, dancing and most often, a few sing songs.

Pre and post-wedding celebrations, barbeques and buffets can be arranged to ensure a truly unique bespoke experience for you and your guests, while the team in The Spa can design wonderful tailored Bridal Shower packages for the ladies to enjoy in the lead up to the celebrations. Wedding hair and makeup can also be arranged for the big day. “..We thoroughly enjoyed our day and

how utterly amazing all the staff were. It was the best day of our life and we have so many lovely memories to look back on. Our friends and family were overwhelmed by the beauty of the hotel and its surroundings ...” Clare and Andrew Day. Each celebration is designed with care and attention to detail that only the Aghadoe Heights team can offer you.

We work with you to create a truly unique day, tailored in every way to suit your needs and those of your guests.

Our Wedding Co-ordinator is always on hand to help you create a day you can treasure and memories to last a lifetime.

Your dream wedding is only a call away.

Say I Do To The Dromhall Hotel For Your Special Day… “The food was nothing short of incredible”...“The main function room looked absolutely beautiful”…”Gave us all the attention like we were the only couple in the world”…”Perfect location for any brides dream day”…”Dromhall is definitely the place”…Words from couples that said “I Do” to the 4* Dromhall Hotel for their dream day…

Couples planning their dream wedding day need to view the stunning Shelbourne Banqueting Suite and exclusive arrival reception area which caters for weddings from 80 – 320 guests. With over fifty years of experience, the Randles family know exactly how to make this most special of occasions perfect. Fairy light backdrop, Flower wall and wedding car are just some of the many generous items that are included in their wedding packages.

Their location is ideal too, easy access, plenty of complimentary parking and

offering wonderful opportunities for memorable wedding pictures, not only outdoors but within the hotel itself – just check out the splendid staircase and imagine yourself standing there with cameras flashing!! And yes, they are fully reg-

istered to provide civil ceremonies.

Book your wedding consultation today and talk to the experts at the Dromhall Hotel and you could avail of the 5% discount off All –Inclusive packages for selected 2019 dates…Call today and

see why this award winning Killarney venue is the ideal choice for your special day Dromhall Weddings – A Day you’ll remember forever. Contact Ciara – 0646639300 or email ciaraoc@randleshotels.com

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If you’re planning your wedding, you already know how special of an occasion it is and you want your day to reflect you both as a couple. Our motto is ‘Your Wedding, Your Vision, Your Way’ we believe that every wedding is unique, and each should be extraordinary.

The four-star, family run, Heights Hotel is ideally located, nestled on the outskirts of the scenic Killarney town. With two stunning suites for you to choose from, both full of natural light and breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains.

Our Wedding Garden provides you with a scenic backdrop for your wedding photos. Our award-winning wedding coordinator Natalie will be there as your first point of contact from your enquiry until the day you say, ‘I Do’ so you will always have a familiar face at hand that you know & trust. We know that the meal is crucial to the success of your special day and is what your guests will leave

talking about. This task is in safe hands with our Head Chef Jamie Cronin with over 15 years of Culinary experience, you can be guaranteed a sumptuous dinner reception that your guests will be raving about. At The Heights we provide those little extras that really tie everything together. A vintage candy cart with utensils provided, 4ft letters add that touch of sparkle, table centrepieces - all you have to do is tell Natalie your preference on flower colour and she’ll do the rest. Chair covers and silk chair sashes, personalised table plans and menus and if you plan on extending the wedding celebrations, you can rest assured that your guests will be looked after with the discounted wedding rate extended for the duration of their stay. You also receive the Castle Suite and two guest rooms, complimentary for the night of the wedding.

To discuss your wedding plans in more detail contact Natalie today - natalie@ killarneyheights.ie

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Bridal Wear With Finesse

Finesse Bridal Wear is situated in the Heritage Town of Listowel which was recently named Ireland’s Tidiest Town 2018. Finesse is owned by two sisters Liz & Mags Horgan.

They opened finesse in the year 2000 and since then they have built up a reputation for being Munster’s leading Bridal Boutique with Brides travelling from near and far to avail of the unparalleled bridal service that they provide. They carry a vast array of

gowns to suit all tastes from size 6 to 26. Shopping for a wedding dress can be a daunting task for some brides but with over 18 years experience behind them Mags & Liz will make sure it is stress free & pleasurable experience for every bride that visits them.

They work by appointment so it is best to call in advance, their opening hours are from Tue to Sat 10.30 to 5.30 If you are looking for the dress of your dreams and the ultimate bridal experience a visit to Finesse is a must!

The Castlerosse is the perfect place to celebrate your special day with jaw dropping scenery to amaze your guests. At our romantic location, with panoramic views over Killarney’s Lower Lakes and the Magillycuddy Reeks, you will have the picture perfect day and the dream wedding you’ve always wanted.

With recent refurbishment, the drinks reception now boasts an unrivalled view which will be sure to be a photographers dream.

Our priority is to turn your dream wed-

ding into reality. Whether it is an intimate celebration, a civil ceremony or a more extravagant affair, we will work with you to turn your wedding day into an unforgettable experience.

There are few locations which can compare to the Castlerosse Hotel Killarney as a magical setting for your wedding celebrations in Kerry. The quality of food, service and personal attention combined with the spectacular scenery of the surrounding mountains and lakes, will ensure a truly memorable day for you and your guests.

Golden’s Cove Lodge At The Sneem Hotel With an iconic back drop of the Goldens Cove, competing as one of the best locations along the Ring of Kerry, The Sneem Hotel (about one hour from Killarney, Co. Kerry) offers guests acrossthe-board an unforgettable and timeless experience.

Whether it’s a weekend break away, an adventures experience or the most important day of your life, The Sneem Hotel offers a unique experience for everyone.

The Sneem Hotel is proud to unveil a new destination located on the prime estate with dramatic back drops of MacGillycuddy’s Reeks whilst located on the water’s edge overlooking the Goldens Cove. This 3 bedroom, 3-bathroom cove facing Lodge is nestled amongst the natural matured fauna in the private estate offering a more secluded experience, yet still a stone’s throw away from the main hotel facilities.

With a vernacular architecture exte-

rior design, warm and luxury interior style, no expense was spared to ensure great Irish hospitality is offered to all guests.

The 3-bedroom Lodge is the ideal location for the bride to be, prior to your unveiling on the day of wedding or the perfect venue for a luxury pre wedding slumber party with the girls.

For bookings contact the hotel direct on +353 (0)64 6675100 or via email at information@sneemhotel.com.

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Citroen

Citroen To Celebrate Centenary With Two New Concepts Citroen will celebrate its centenary next year with two special concepts — one that’s claimed to predict the future of urban mobility, the other a car that’s claims to demonstrate its forthcoming ‘ultra-comfort’ features.

Sadly, for those hoping the 100th birthday bash might be the ideal opportunity to wheel out a spiritual successor to one of the brand’s most iconic cars — prepare yourself for disappointment, says the car-maker’s CEO Linda Jackson.

“I’m not keen on going retro, mainly because there are so many things to do for the future, so many things to launch, so many new models.

“To spend time and effort on doing a 2CV – which I love – no, I’m not convinced.”

Instead, as well as the two new concepts, Jackson says Citroen will push ahead with its plans to electrify its full range of vehicles.

The first plug-in vehicle to arrive will be in 2020 when a plug-in version of the C5 Aircross will arrive.

Like sister brand Peugeot, Citroen small cars based on the CMP platform will be offered with the battery power, while larger vehicles underpinned by the EMP2 architecture — like the C5 Aircross — get plug-in power.

Despite the push towards electrification, Citroen’s CEO was quick not to rule out diesel-powered engines.

While others drop the controversial fuel from their range, following the fallout caused by Volkswagen’s Dieselgate emissions scandal, Jackson says Citroen will continue to offer diesels until consumer appetite for the fuel dies off.

Mazda Factory Restores Its First MX-5

Mazda has announced it has completed its first factory restoration of a customer’s MX-5.

Launched last year in August, according to the car maker, the offer of restoring its small roadster was so oversubscribed, the Hiroshima-based firm had to choose from over 600 applications. The lucky owner to be offered the factory-backed fully-certified restoration was retired tomato farmer Keiji Nishimoto. His 1992 British Racing Green V-Special Eunos-badged roadster, was the first car to undergo a full rebuild

and return to the original factory specification, using OEM parts. According to its delighted owner the freshened-up MX-5 is now good for another 25 years of driving.

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The other automotive brands in the top 100 were Land Rover (78), Ferrari (80), MINI (90), Harley-Davidson (93) and, for the first time, Subaru (100).

Interbrand says social media analysis played a big part in its latest rankings, and its valuation methodology also factoring in the financial performance, competitive strength, customer loyalty and innovation.

There are several annual ‘brand value’ reports, including one by Kantar Millward Brown, but the latest report from Interbrand contradicts another from Brand Finance, which put MercedesBenz above Toyota.

“A decade after the global financial crisis, the brands that are growing fastest are those that intuitively understand their customers and make brave iconic moves that delight and deliver in new ways,” said Interbrand’s global CEO, Charles Trevail.

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According to Interbrand‘s annual Best Global Brands report, Toyota is once again the world’s most valuable automotive brand.

Interbrand has released what it believes are the world’s top 100 brands by dollar value, and while Silicon Valley alumni Apple, Google and Amazon sit at the top of the list, Toyota’s seventh place is a pretty decent showing.

The top 10 overall brands in order were Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Samsung, Toyota, MercedesBenz, Facebook and McDonalds.

However, automotive brands have the highest representation in the top 100, with 16 vehicle brands compared to 13 tech companies and 12 financial service providers.

Ford was the only American car-maker in the top 100, while Korean brands Kia and Hyundai both made the grade in 71st and 36th positions respectively.

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Andrew Law-Braney, Paul Myers, Mary Murphy and Emily Cronin, recipients of the Killarney Credit Union Third Level Bursary Award 2018, with Helen Courtney Power (Business Development Officer Killarney Credit Union) Pat Sheehan,(Chairman, Killarney Credit Union) and Joy Clifford-Vaughan (Youth Development Officer, Killarney Credit Union) Pic: Eamonn Keogh

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Children & staff at Maggie’s Montessori preschool were delighted to receive a visit from members of the Garda Síochána Killarney, Gillian O’ Donoghue, Patricia Mayse and Brendan McMahon. This was in conjunction with ‘Beep Beep’ day, reinforcing road safety awareness.

Eileen Tucker representing her late husband Donal and Cllr John Sheahan Mayor of Killarney cutting the tape to unveil the new Defibrillator Telephone Box at Dromhall Woodlawn with Jerry Cronin, Leo O’Connor Heart of Ireland, Bridie Cronin, Cllr Brendan Cronin, Cathal Walshe Katherine Cooper Cronin, Michelle Cooper Galvin and Edwina Duggan Heart of Ireland on Saturday.

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Garden Magic The time for harvesting and reaping rewards is upon us. It is also that time of year that beds become empty again, both in the garden and also the vegetable garden. Something I heartily recommend doing is sowing green manure.

This will prevent soil washing away, or becoming too mucky and compacted, as well as preventing nutrients leaching out, while at the same time fertilising your soil.

It is a win win for everyone! Green manures are generally annual or herbaceous plants, which have a high germination and growth rate. They can be sown from spring until early autumn, really any time you have a bare patch in the garden, especially the vegetable plot.

Green manures are generally dug back into the ground before flowering, where they add to the nutrients of the soil. It is an ideal way to keep an area weedfree also. There are several different plants you can sow, in the autumn a fast growing mustard is excellent, when it’s leaves are affected by frost they continue to serve as a mulch. Mustard is also a very good choice to sow

Time To Sow after potatoes, as it causes eelworm cysts to harden, thus causing havoc in their growth cycle. Winter rye is an excellent crop for overwintering, but there are many to choose from, such as buckwheat, red clover phacelia and field beans. Often the foliage is cut using a shears before digging in.

This time of year is traditionally a time for rhubarb planting and dividing. To divide rhubarb choose strong disease free plants. Dig them out and with a sharp spade, or knife – be careful – separate pieces from the rhizome, making sure to keep a growth point on each section. These can then be planted in good fertile soil. Discard any parts that look unhealthy, often the centre of the crown can be too old to keep. When planting, whether it be a division from a clump, or a pot plant, make sure to dig in a good amount of organic matter beforehand, and ensure the growing points are not covered, as this will cause them to rot. Crowns can be covered over the winter, if you wish to force them on in the spring. Put a mulch of straw on the

crown, then cover with an up-turned bucket or special rhubarb cloche. Your plant will then be forced to produce bright pink stems earlier than normal. When harvesting it pull the stem away rather than cutting it, as the residual stump left when cutting can rot. Other problems with rhubarb can be that they flower, thus weakening the crown. Cut out flower stalks as they appear. Flowering generally occurs after a wet summer, or if a high nitrogen feed has been used. If your plant produces lots of thin weak stalks, it is probably time to replace it. If the plant produces split stalks, it is often due to changeable growing conditions, such as wet weather followed by drought or vice versa. Crowns can die back due to waterlogging or bacterial infection, in which case discarding and burning are the best option.

Rhubarb is high in vitamin C and K, which is essential for bone health. Also, it is a vital ingredient in yummy desserts such as rhubarb crumble. It is really easy to grow, and gives an excellent return on the space it occupies. So all in all, a great choice!

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Due to the increasing business levels and the continued success of the 4* Manor West Hotel in Tralee, an exciting opportunity has arisen to join the team as:

Reservations & Revenue Manager

The ideal candidate should possess a minimum of 2 years experience in a similar role in a comparable property with excellent knowledge of Hotsoft, Siteminder and OTA’s.

The ideal candidate should perform well under pressure and possess excellent customer service and communication skills.

Due to the continuing commitment to excellence and development of both hotels, an exciting opening has arisen for the sales team working across these two hotels in Tralee

Sales Executive Minimum of 2 years experience in a similar role within the hospitality industry is essential for this role, previous knowledge of Hotsoft & Siteminder would be required. Qualification in social media/digital marketing would be advantageous.

All the above roles offer competitive rates, full job description is available for both roles.

Apply with cover letter explaining your suitability for the role with CV to : Ruth O’Sullivan, Group General Manager – rosullivan@manorwesthotel.ie

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Sales Consultants Full & Part time

We are currently recruiting for Sales consultants to work in our new Furniture store based in Killarney.

The Key focus of this role is to provide an exceptional customer service experience to all of our customers. We aim to always exceed customer expectations in terms of product knowledge & finding the best product for the individual customer. Candidates must have previous sales experience, preferably within a similar environment.

We have full-time & part-time roles working 5 days across a seven-day rota.

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Deliver exceptional customer service at all times.

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Well presented, suitable for a high-end showroom environment.

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To apply please forward your CV to mark@mcelligotts.ie Or McElligotts, Tralee Road, Castleisland, Co. Kerry.

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Randles Hotel recognized their hardworking accommodation teams last Monday when their chefs prepared afternoon tea and an evening meal for them.

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cently released his music video for ‘Better Now’, which is taken from the album. So what better time than today to give Post Malone’s ‘Beerbongs & Bentleys’ album a listen.

On Tuesday night Post Malone’s Beerbongs & Bentleys album took home the award for Favorite Album Rap/Hip-Hop at the 2018 American Music Awards.

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In Memoriam

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12TH ANNIVERSARY BURKE

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

30TH ANNIVERSARY GAMMELL

EVISTON

Treasured memories of a loving mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Kathleen Burke Late of Ferndale Ave., Killarney Who died on October 15th 2006.

R.I.P.

In loving memory of Sean Eviston.

Thirteenth Birthday in Heaven.

Your special day we cannot share, So our gift to you has to be a Prayer, With broken hearts we whisper low, Happy Birthday Sean we love you so.

No matter how life changes, No matter what we do, A special place within our hearts, Is always kept for you.

Sadly missed by your loving Mom, Dad, Sisters and Brothers.

Sadly missed by your daughter Eileen, son-in-law John and granddaughters Eimear, Liadh, Sorcha and Rosin.

58TH ANNIVERSARY FALVEY

12TH ANNIVERSARY BURKE

Treasured memories of a Loving wife and mother, Kathleen Burke, Ferndale Ave., Killarney Who died on the 15th October 2006.

R.I.P.

Remembering with love our dear mother and grandmother Kate Falvey, Knocklebede, Kilcummin, Killarney, Who died on the 14th October 1960.

Rest in peace.

Deep are the memories, Precious they stay, No passing of time, Can take them away.

Happy, smiling always content, Loved and respected wherever she went, Always so thoughtful, loving and kind, A beautiful memory she left behind.

They leave a smile, Sometimes a tear, But always a wish, That you were here.

Sadly missed, always loved and remembered by your Loving husband John.

The saddest part of all, We never said goodbye.

12TH ANNIVERSARY BURKE

Treasured memories of a loving mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Kathleen Burke, Late of Ferndale Ave., Killarney Who died on October 15th 2006.

R.I.P. In tears we saw you sinking, And watched you pass away, Our hearts were almost broken, We wanted you to stay.

But when we saw you sleeping, So peaceful free from pain, How could we wish you back with us, To suffer once again.

It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone, For part of us went with you, The day God took you home.

Always loved and remembered by son John Paul, daughter-in-law Joanne, grandson Danny and granddaughter Eva.

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

Amen. Say this prayer for three days, and your favour will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication. B.B.

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Loved and remembered always by your loving daughter Sheila and family U.S.A. and loving granddaughter Anne, Dan Joe and family xxx Anniversary Mass in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin on Monday 15th of October at 7.30pm.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE O’CONNOR

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY KEOGH

In loving memory of our darling son Noel Michael (Mike) Gammell Who died tragically on October 10th 1988, aged 9 years, R.I.P. 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.

I’ll lend you for a little while, A child of mine God said, For you to love him while he lives, And mourn for when he is dead.

It may be six or seven years, Or forty-two or three, But will you till I call him back, Take care of him for me.

Always loved and sadly missed by Mom,Dad,Chrissann, Elaine, Philip and Patrick and now the extended family Colin, Brian, Annmarie, Elaine, Eoin, Aisling, Alan, Stephen, Cian, Ailbhe, Niall, Conor, Robert, Finán, Daragh and Ciaran.

27TH ANNIVERSARY KELLY

In loving memory of a wonderful wife and mother, Hannah Kelly, late of Upper Park Road, Killarney, Co. Kerry Who died on the 11th of October, 1991.

Deep are the memories, Precious they stay, No passing of time, Can take them away.

They bring a smile, Sometimes a tear, But always a wish, That you were still here.

Always remembered by your husband Donie, daughters Brenda and Joan, sons David, Justin and Alan, sons-in-law John and Sean, daughter in law Margaret and grandchildren Colm, James, Hannah, Dawn, Nicole, Ben and Robert.

In loving memory of Brendan Keogh late of Killarney, and formerly of Upper Canal Rd, Galway, who passed away on 13th October 2017.

On the first anniversary of the death of Brendan, much-loved father and grandfather, the Keogh family wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all our relatives and friends who shared our sad loss. You may have visited the house or hospital, sat with Brendan in his final days, provided medical care, attended the rosary and removals, sent flowers and mass cards, and travelled long distances – your support and kindness was greatly appreciated. Special thanks also to Fr Kieran O Brien, Fr Paddy O Donoghue and Fr Tom Looney for their many visits to Brendan, and administering the last rites.

We offer particular thanks to the exceptional home care and medical teams, including Dr Donal Coffey, the Killarney Palliative Care team and Daffodil Nurses, and Liam at Sheahan’s Pharmacy. To Kathleen Morris – a profound thanks for your kindness and support over many years.

We would also like to thank all those who participated in the funeral mass, including the concelebrants, the choir of St Mary’s Cathedral, the guards of honour from Dr Crokes, the Fitzgerald Stadium Committee, and St Vincent de Paul, as well as An Garda Siochana.

Sincere thanks to the undertakers, Micheal and Tim O Shea, for the compassion and professionalism they provided to us on Brendan’s final journey.

Finally, as it is not possible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

A light from our household is gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled.

The 1st Anniversary Mass will take place in St Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney, on Friday 19th October at 6.15pm.

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Thursday 11th October at 6.15pm.

Birthday remembrance of Jerry O’Connor Knockbrack Lower, Knocknagoshel and Killarney whose birthday occurred on the 12th October.

Just as you are, You will always be, Someone special, In our memory.

You were so special to us So special in every way We only wish with aching hearts That you were here today

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

Happy Birthday Love your wife Mary, daughter Sharon, Liam, Zara and Eric, son Kenneth, Rebecca, Jacob and baby Joshua and all the Daly family.

I wish you were here today, Even for just a little while, So I could say Happy Birthday, And see your beautiful smile.

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

MCCARTHY

FERRIS

Birthday remembrance of a wonderful Husband and Dad, Eugene Ferris, Late of 34 O’Kellys Villas, Killarney.

JESUS

24TH ANNIVERSARY

The only gift today will be, The gifts you left behind, The laughter, joy and happiness, Precious memories, the best kind.

Missed and loved every day by wife Mary, sons Eamonn and Richard, son-inlaw Mark and grandchildren, daughterin-laws Yvonne & Laura.

Fond memories of Eileen McCarthy, late of Woodlawn, Killarney, who died on 11th October 1994.

Even after 24 years, We still miss you every day.

We still smile when we think of you.

We still laugh at some of your antics.

We still cry for the sad bits.

You are still part of our life.

We still love you.

Sadly missed by your loving husband Tadhg, daughters Mary & Suzanne, Sons Roger & Tadhg, In-laws Tony, Jimmie and Jacqui, Your grandchildren Christopher, Sophie, Sonia, James, Nathan and Matt.

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BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & 1ST ANNIVERSARY

HORGAN

HARTNETT

LOONEY

A birthday remembrance for Derry Horgan, Late of 13 Coolgrean Park, Killarney Whose birthday occurs on 16th October.

In loving memory of CON HARTNETT Late of Mangerton View, Killarney & Killarney Hardware, College St. Who died on October 18th 2017.

In Loving Memory of Tim Looney, Countess Grove, Killarney, Who passed away on 18th October 2017.

A birthday wish for one so dear, ‘Derry from Kerry’ We wish you were here.

Love you always Bro, Happy Birthday.

Love, hugs and kisses. Kay, Barry, Stella, Sidney, God Daughter Nicole and families.

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE HORGAN

Birthday remembrance for Derry Horgan late of 13 Coolgrean Park, Killarney, Whose birthday would have occurred on 16th October.

“We never need a special day, To bring you to our mind, For days without a thought of you, Are very hard to find.

We cannot send a birthday card, Your hand we cannot touch, But God will take our greetings, To the one we love so much.”

Sadly missed by your loving wife Kay, Children Gerardine, Richard, Derry, Stephanie, Sons-in-Law Paddy and Joey, Grandchildren Lauren, Matthew, Lily, Luke, sisters and families.

Mass will be held on Monday 15th October at 6:15pm at St. Mary’s Cathedral.

21ST & 2ND ANNIVERSARY SHEAHAN

On the first anniversary of Con’s death, his wife Mary Ann, son Liam, daughter Mary, daughter in law Catherine, son in law Pat, beloved grandchildren Niamh, Ashling, Robert & Ben wish to convey our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our families, relatives, neighbours, friends & colleagues for their kindness and support in the days & months after Con’s passing.

We wish to thank those who attended the Rosary, removal, requiem mass and burial. A special word of thanks to Dr.Crokes GAA Club and Killarney Pitch & Putt Club for providing a guard of honour in horrendous weather conditions. To those who travelled long distance to offer their condolences, we thank you most sincerely. To those who telephoned, sent mass cards, wrote to us, shared Perpetual Enrolments, called to our Homes & donated to the Fuchsia Ward in Con’s name, your kindness and generosity is very much appreciated.

Thank you to Fr. Jim Lenihan, Fr. Jack Fitzgerald and their fellow concelebrants for Con’s funeral mass & Singer/Musician Paud O’Donoghue for the beautiful hymns during the service.

Sincere thanks to the ICU team at Bons Secours Hospital, Tralee for their wonderful care of Con and their kindness to us during the last few days of his life. To Dr. Domhnail Kavanagh, Dr. Ken Keohane, Maura & Gemma at Torc Medical for their kindness, care and support in caring for Con. To Margaret O’Mahony, his home help, whose visit he looked forward to daily, thank you.

To the team at Killarney Community Centre for his Tuesday excursion and activities, thank you. To John & Gerard, his Killarney Hardware colleagues, your friendship meant the world to Con. To Tim, Michael & Mary O’Shea, Funeral Directors, thank you for your guidance, professionalism and compassion. A special word of thanks to the wonderful team at Fuchsia Ward, St. Columbanus for their exceptional care of Mary Ann and their ongoing kindness & understanding.

We trust this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our sincere thanks & appreciation. The Holy sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for your intentions.

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

In loving memory of Con Sheahan, Rathanane, Kilcummin, Killarney, Who passed away on 20th October 1997 and his wife Mary Sheahan (nee Gallivan), Who died on the 1st October 2016.

Just a prayer from the family Who loved you, Just a memory fond and true, In our hearts you will live forever, Because we thought the world of you.

From their loving daughters Maria, Tom and family, Joan, Mike and family, Sheila, John and family, Sons Denis and Pat. Anniversary mass is on Fri 12th Oct at 7.30pm in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin.

Con’s First Anniversary Mass will be held at St. Marys Cathedral on Sunday, October 28th at 10.30am.

Tim’s wife Denise, sons Tony, Colum, Darragh and Tadhg, daughters-inlaw Monica, Margaret and Debby, granddaughters Alice and Eve, brothers Michael, Jackie and Denis, sistersin-law, nephews and nieces would like to express our thanks to all who sympathised during our bereavement.

We are especially grateful to the staff of Killarney Nursing Home and to all the doctors and nurses from the Deenagh Medical Practice. Thanks, also, to Dr. Helena Moore for her great care through the years.

To his many friends, visitors and carers our deepest gratitude.

A sincere thank you to Fr. Tom Looney and Fr. Paddy O’Donoghue for all their help and support.

Our thanks to Dr. Crokes GAA club for the Guard of Honour and to Michael O’Shea, funeral director, for his care and support.

Anniversary mass will be held in St. Mary’s Cathedral on Thursday, 18th October at 6:15pm.

2ND ANNIVERSARY O’DONOGHUE

LYONS

In loving memory of John Lyons, late of Ballinalane, Ballyhar, Killarney who died on the 11th October 1990.

Just an average family, We didn’t ask for more, Then life was changed completely, With a knock upon the door.

This awful thing had happened, And none of us knew why, You were never coming home, And we never said goodbye.

Our world just fell to pieces, We cried in disbelief, We had to stick together, To overcome our grief.

We’ll never understand it, It all seemed so unfair.

We wish we heard that knock again, And see you standing there.

Such a shock the day you left us, But we were very much aware, The mark you left on everyone, By the congregation there.

Our world was really shattered, But it made us realise, You were such a wonderful person, In so many people’s eyes.

You make us laugh, still to this day, With the remarks you used to speak, The winds of change blew fiercely, And took you far away, But now you live in paradise, Where we’ll meet again one day.

Always loved and remembered by your wife Breda, daughters Bernadette and Geraldine xxx

12TH ANNIVERSARY Cherished Memories of Siobhan O’Donoghue, Roughty House/Carraig Lodge, Park Road, Killarney Who died on the 13th October 2016.

“Don’t think of me as gone away, My journey’s just begun.

Life holds so many facets, This earth is but one.”

Codladh Sámh Remembered with love every day, but most especially today, by your daughter Miriam, son-in-law Tim, grandsons Marcus, Fergal and Fionnan

38TH ANNIVERSARY REEN

O’CONNOR

In loving memory of Jeremiah (Jerry) O’Connor Faughcula, Muckross, Killarney Who died on the 9th of October 2006 and his mother Elizabeth, father Timothy, brother Pa and sisters Bridie and Maura.

R.I.P. The moment that you died My heart was torn in two, One side filled with heartache, The other died with you, I often lie awake at night When the world is fast asleep, And take a walk down memory lane With tears upon my cheek.

Remembering you is easy, I do it everyday But missing you is the heartache That never goes away.

6TH ANNIVERSARY SCANNELL In loving memory of Mary (Maunie) Scannell, Lissivigeen, Killarney who died on 8th October 2012.

28TH ANNIVERSARY

I hold you tightly within my heart And there you shall remain.

In loving memory of Jerry Reen Late of Coolcorcoran, Killarney, Who died on 1st October 1980.

A gentle thought, A silent prayer, For someone special, In God’s own care.

Softly the leaves of memory fall Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen, unheard but always near So loved, so missed So very dear.

Always remembered by Beth, John & Pádraig.

Never forgotten by your wife Maureen and family.

For those who still have their brothers Treat them with tender care You will never know the emptiness As you turn and he’s not there.

Sadly missed, forever loved by your loving brother Michael and sister in law Bealla, nieces Liz and Jen and Mike.

Anniversary Mass at 11am on Sunday 14th Oct in the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MCCULLAGH

1ST ANNIVERSARY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

22ND ANNIVERSARY MCCARTHY

O’DOHERTY

In loving memory of Mary McCullagh Late of 74 New Street Killarney, Who passed away on 9th October 2017.

On Mary’s first anniversary John her husband, sons Billy, John junior, Brian and her daughter Aoife wish to express our sincere gratitude for your kindness, sympathy and support during our most difficult time.

We are grateful to our relatives, friends and neighbours, some who travelled long distances to be with us and share our grief. We thank all those who called to the house and sympathised with us during the wake. Those who attended the removal and funeral mass. Those who took the time to send letters of sympathy, mass cards and floral tributes.

Your thoughtfulness and support has meant so much and has been greatly appreciated.

Thanks to the Oncology team at Kerry University Hospital the Bon Secours Hospital in Cork. To doctor Patricia Sheehan and the Palliative Care Team for their attentiveness and kindness to Mary, and to the Public Health Nurses who also showed excellent care and attention. We would like to thank doctor Michael Moloney and his team at the Killarney Medical Centre for his help and availability at all times. Special word of thanks to all who participated at the funeral mass, especially Fr. Jim Lenihan and his concelebrants, Bishop Bill Murphy, Fr. Paddy O Donoghue and Fr. Simon Twomey.

We are grateful to the Cathedral Choir and to Maura for the beautiful music and singing they provided. We would also like to thank the Order of Malta for their presence in supervising the smooth running of the proceedings.

Finally a sincere thanks to O’Shea Undertakers Killarney who carried out their duties with professionalism and compassion.

To all of you mentioned above and to those whom it is not possible to thank personally. Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our gratitude.

The Holy Sacrifice will be offered for your intentions.

Anniversary mass on Saturday 13th October at 6.15pm in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

As we deeply miss and lovingly remember Donal, on this the first anniversary of his passing, his daughter Doreen, sons Fr. Micheal & Seamus, daughters-in-law Eleanor and Marian, son-in-law Jerry, grandchildren, Catriona, Bryan, Chloe, Darren and Ava, his brothers and sisters would like to express their heartfelt thanks to all our relatives and friends who supported and comforted us in so many ways during this sad and difficult time.

We would like to express our gratitude to everyone that travelled near and far to attend the rosary, removal, requiem mass and burial, those who called to our home, brought food and refreshments, a special thanks to Dr. Crokes Club. To all who sent Mass cards, letters of sympathy and phone calls, thank you.

Sincere thanks to all those who cared for our Dad during his illness, the staff of Kerry University Hospital and Killarney Community Hospital. A special thank you to all the staff in Heather Ward, St. Columbanus Home for the respect shown to Donal and the family at all times, especially in his final hours, we are forever in you debt.

To Donal’s many friends and colleagues in the HSE, especially the Ambulance Service and also the Killarney Fire Brigade, thank you so much for the fantastic guard of honour, it was much appreciated.

To the clergy, Fr. Kieran, Fr. Niall and Fr. Jim and the sarcristan Tadhg Fleming, thank you for all your prayers and help.

A special word of thanks to Fr. Paddy O’Donoghue who sat and prayed with Donal and gave him his last rites, go raibh maith agat. To Fr. Michael, thank you for celebrating Dad’s Mass and prayers by his graveside.

A sincere thank you to Mike & Tim O’Shea and all at O’Shea’s Undertakers for their kindness and professionalism and the dignified manner in which they carried out the funeral arrangements. A special thanks also to the gravedigger who prepared Dad’s final resting place.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our gratitude. The Holy sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for your intentions.

86TH BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE

“Those who die in grace go no further from us than God and God is very near”.

O’CONNOR

Donal’s First Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Sunday 14th October at 12 noon in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Killarney.

Birthday remembrance for our dear mother Sheila O’Connor, late of O’Kelly’s Villas. Killarney, whose 86th birthday occurs on 17th October.

You left us beautiful memories, Your love is still our guide, Although we cannot see you, Your always at our side.

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

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by your family.

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In loving memory of Donal (Donie) O’Doherty Late of 24 Marian Terrace, Killarney, Who died on the 14th October 2017.

May he rest in peace.

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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.O.C.

In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Donie McCarthy, late of 80 St. Brendan’s Place, Killarney, Co. Kerry Who died on 13th October 1996.

A heart of gold, A life so true, Loved and respected by all he knew, Always willing, helpful and kind, What beautiful memories he left behind.

Sadly missed by his loving wife Cathy, son Florence, daughters Sheila and Catherine and granddaughter Vanessa.

Anniversary Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral Saturday 13th October at 6.15pm.

10TH ANNIVERSARY TANGNEY

In loving memory of Michael Tangney Old Deerpark, Coolcorcoran, Killarney Who died on 15th October, 2008.

Unspoke thoughts, no outward show, But deep inside we miss you so.

Silent memories keep you near, As time unfolds another year.

Forever loved and sadly missed every day by all the family.

Anniversary Mass St. Mary’s Cathedral Monday 15th October at 6.15pm.

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.O.C.

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.O.C.

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

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NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART You have said O Divine Jesus, ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it will open to you. Relying on these promises, I come with confidence during this novena to beg of you the favours that I need (make request).

For whom shall I ask Lord Jesus, if not from you whose heart is an unfailing source of graces and merits. Most loving heart of my God I believe in your power, I believe in your knowledge I believe in your perfect love for me, and therefore I place all my trust in you. Our father, Hail Mary and Glory. Say this prayer 3 times for 3 days and your request will be granted. Never known to fail. Must promise publication. T.E.

ST. RITA PATRON OF HOPELESS CASES O powerful St. Rita, you are called Saint of hopeless cases. I come to you with confidence in time of need, During your life on earth you found happiness by following the will of our Heavenly Father.

Help me to trust God’s designs for me without fear and without counting the cost. Come to help me and intercede on my behalf before the Lord. Join your prayers to mine and obtain for me the grace I ask in this Novena....I promise to use this favour when granted, to better my life, to proclaim God’s Mercy, and make you widely known and loved for the glory of God our Father. Amen Full of confidence we pray to our Heavenly Father in the words Christ taught us.

Our Father...

Saint Rita patron of hopeless cases pray for us. L.R.

NOVENA TO ST. ANTHONY Blessed Anthony, in spite of many difficulties you were enabled by the Holy Spirit to discover your place in God’s plan and to use your gifts and talents in making society a better and happier place for all. Implore the Lord Jesus to grant me suitable employment which may obtain for me and mine a decent livelihood and at the same time be able to live truly human and Christian lives and to be of real service to all people. Amen. M.R.

NOVENA TO ST. ANTHONY Blessed Anthony, in spite of many difficulties you were enabled by the Holy Spirit to discover your place in God’s plan and to use your gifts and talents in making society a better and happier place for all. Implore the Lord Jesus to grant me suitable employment which may obtain for me and mine a decent livelihood and at the same time be able to live truly human and Christian lives and to be of real service to all people. Amen. C.R.

NOVENA TO ST. ANTHONY Blessed Anthony, in spite of many difficulties you were enabled by the Holy Spirit to discover your place in God’s plan and to use your gifts and talents in making society a better and happier place for all. Implore the Lord Jesus to grant me suitable employment which may obtain for me and mine a decent livelihood and at the same time be able to live truly human and Christian lives and to be of real service to all people. Amen. C.R.

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Kerry SFC SEMI-FINALS PREVIEW

Dr Crokes Supporters will be hoping for a better result this Sunday against Kerins O’Rahillys who beat them in September.

Pic: Don McMonagle

The two Kerry SFC semi-finals are down for decision in a double bill at Tralee on Sunday next, October 14. East Kerry will meet Dingle at 2.00pm followed by Dr Crokes versus Kerin’s O’Rahillys at 3.45 pm. With a new management in place for the Kerry team there will be an added attraction and interest in the county senior semi-finals.

Before this championship started I picked East Kerry as the most likely team to win the Bishop Moynihan Cup and I stay with that prediction. Dr Crokes will have a big say in that as they progress through the competition. They have the best forwards around with a great blend of experience and youthful enthusiasm. Brian Looney has been playing well and showed his opportunism in the match against the Legion making the most of a defensive error and striking for a killer goal which really finished that game as a contest before halftime. Kieran O Leary is just making his way back after injury and he is fitting in nicely at full forward.

Tony Brosnan is the chief scorer and he is scoring at will. O’Rahilly’s captain Danny O Sullivan will probably be his designated marker but it wouldn’t surprise me if they switch Cormac Coffey from the other corner back position. Micheal Burns has great pace and stamina and is always good for a few points. Will Crokes start Colm Cooper or hold him in reserve as a big impact sub? Crokes have plenty options up front with the talented David Shaw well able to take his place at corner forward.

Crokes have the better range of forwards so that may well separate the teams. I am looking forward to a great battle at midfield. It is hard to call this area for supremacy. Johnny Buckley versus David Moran and Con Barrett to pick up Daithi Casey.

You may even see Tommy Walsh out there lending a helping hand if things are not going well for the Tralee side. He proved to be the match winner when they last met. That was an amazing game.

Crokes were completely on top with a 9 point lead and just 10 minutes left in the game. Strand Rd. took over with Walsh in devastating form. Crokes leaked 2 goals and eventually lost by 4 points. That amazing comeback will boost the morale of O’Rahillys and Crokes will be wary of that. Con Barrett will partner Moran at midfield and he will have his hands full to try and contain Casey who has settled well as Buckley’s midfield partner. Walsh will prove a handful on the edge of the Crokes’ square. Michael Moloney must contest every ball with him as he will be striving for possession for the clinical finish of Barry John Keane, who is a great scorer and is consistent in his scoring. His marker will probably be Fionn Fitzgerald. Jack Savage wasn’t very prominent in his last outing but he has county experience and he will expected to up his performance on Sunday. Crokes have the fall back position if needs be to move Gavin White to the centre from his favourite position on the wing. Crokes’ captain John Payne can be relied on to play his part in the full back line. O’Rahillys will be wondering why they played so poorly for 50 minutes in the last match against the Crokes and Crokes will be wondering what caused that 9 point melt down. They eventually lost by 4 points. Apart from that match there hasn’t been more than a few points between them and they will meet each other again in the final of division 1 of the county league. I expect a close encounter on Sunday with Crokes slight favourites to win by something small like 2 points.

East Kerry v Dingle @ 2.pm

East Kerry have been running up big scores in this competition and have scored several goals. Their forwards are very good and they are exceptionally strong this year with the Kilcummin contingent on board. These will not be eligible to play for the divisional team next year. For Sunday’s game Kilcummin will provide former Kerry goalkeeper Brendan Kealy, former Kerry minor Sean O Leary, midfielders Shane McSweeney and Kevin O Gorman and corner forward Kevin McCarthy, who has some experience with the Kerry seniors. I was very impressed with team captain Jack Sherwood in that big win over South Kerry. He is very comfortable on the ball in his favourite left-half forward position. Tom O’Sullivan will have the tough task of marking talented Fossa and youthful Kerry star the free scoring David Clifford. Since he graduated to the Kerry senior ranks Clifford has built on his reputation that he earned with the Kerry minors where he scored 4 goals in their All Ireland victory.

His brother Paudie will operate at centre forward where he is playing very well. Add in the Spa duo of Darragh Moynihan and Evan Cronin and Darragh Roche from Glenflesk to make up a very strong forward division. They will run up a big score. I felt the defence was not as tight as it should be when this campaign started but it has improved and should be strong enough to hold the two Geaneys Paul and Mikey. They are good scorers but they may not get enough possession from midfielders Liam O Conchuir and Barry O Sullivan. The Dingle team is built around the local Dingle colleges’ team. In the quarter –final they ran in 3 first half goals and Stacks could not claw their way back. I expect East Kerry to win because they have proved to be great scorers.

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12.10.18

Killarney Camogie Finish The Year With Another High!

Words: Ceara Moore

2018 has been a phenomenal year for all involved in the Killarney Camogie Club. In January, the U14 team began their preparations for the year ahead. The chance of qualifying for the John West Feile na nGael in Connaught was the enticement to get the girls out training in bitterly cold conditions. By April, the team had secured their spot in the prestigious tournament when they beat Tralee Parnells in the U14 ‘B’ Feile Final.

It was the first time in thirty four years that the club had qualified for Feile. Out of the Feile weekend, the team played four games and made lasting friendships with their host club, Moycullen.

The U12 team made history themselves this year by qualifying for the U12 ‘A’ County Final. With only one loss under their belt, they went into the final on the hunt for a win. What the team lacks in numbers, they make up for with skill and fierce determination. They competed against North Kerry club Cillard for the County Crown and the Killarney girls came away with a comprehensive win in Crotta GAA Club in September. Another first for the Killarney Camogie Club.

Several blitzes held over the year by Causeway, Cillard, Millstreet and Tralee kept the U10 girls busy throughout the season. They got to showcase all the skills they’ve honed over the year and develop their match playing abilities.

The season starts winding down in September for the camogie club and one of their key events of the year is the Veronica Stack Tournament.

Veronica was one of the founding members of the Killarney Camogie Club and sadly lost her battle with cancer in 2013. Since then, Killarney have held a blitz catering for all their underage teams and invite numerous other clubs to attend.

This year was no different with an enormous 29 teams in attendance travelling from Kerry, Cork, Limerick and Galway. 13 different clubs took part

across the three age groups U9, U12 and U14. The Veronica Stack Tournament is the largest club run Camogie blitz in Munster with over 300 girls taking part. It’s a fantastic sight to see so many girls out enjoying this superb sport. Killarney were once again extremely successful on the day with the U14 team winning the Veronica Stack Shield and the U12 team contested the Veronica Stack Cup final. The U12 girls were beaten by a very talented Limerick club, Monaleen. This was all held at Spa GAA Club’s superb facilities. On the day, the club held a raffle with some fantastic prizes;signed Cork, Kerry and Tipperary Camogie jerseys, a handmade Killarney Camogie Club signed

by Anna Geary and much more. A whopping €1,057.30 was raised with the proceeds going to

the Ian O’Connell Trust Fund.

The U14 team had one last hurdle to overcome in the U14 ‘B’ County Final which took place last Saturday in Kerry GAA Centre of Excellence in Currans. Another battle against Tralee Parnells, Killarney came out the other end as winners once again. A final victory for the girls, coaches and club.

Killarney Camogie Club have most certainly had one of their greatest years so far. One of the biggest achievements of the club was the influx of girls who joined this year. There are currently girls from seven different football clubs playing together and there truly is a vibrant community spirit within the club. Here’s hoping 2019 will be just as good!

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Words: Eamonn Keogh

12.10.18

Sean O’Brien, Scotts Lakers, breaks away from Ciaran O’Sullivan, Ballincollig, in the national league division one basketball clash in Killarney Sports Centre on Saturday night. Pic: Eamonn Keogh

Scotts Lakers Suffer First Home Defeat Scotts Lakers Killarney 96

A capacity crowd filled The Killarney Sports Centre for this top of the table clash on Saturday night and it was Ballincollig who maintained their unbeaten record while putting an end to Scotts Lakers winning streak.

Both sides entered this match undefeated with five straight wins each and this added attraction meant that this fixture attracted the biggest basketball attendance of the weekend with over 700 people filling the Killarney venue. In the end it could have gone either way after both sides enjoyed the advantage at various stages of a thrilling encounter.

American Andre Nation showed his scoring prowess for Ballincollig with the first four points before Dailian Mason hit Lakers first basket, followed by a big three-pointer from Mark Greene. Power forward Papito Hersisia hit a hot streak and scored nine points while Andrew Fitzgerald also added another basket. A five point lead was the most the Lakers could ever manage as Jack Kelly, Ian McLoughlin and Andre Nation kept the Ballincollig scoreline ticking. Mark Greene hit another three-pointer and Sean O’Brien, who up to this point had been provider, banged in three baskets in the last two minutes of the quarter, to help the Killarney side to a 25-22 lead.

Ballincollig got off to the better start in the second quarter, with Nation hitting the early scores. However Sean O’Brien replied with a three-pointer and the Lakers hit a purple patch, scoring seven unanswered points to lead 35 – 28 with 6.30 left in the half. Papito Hersisia was very strong under

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the boards and scored four fine baskets. In the meantime, Ballincollig were also very busy on the scoreboard, including four three-pointers. Interestingly, Jack Kelly can be credited with the final score for both teams in this quarter, one for Ballincollig in the normal fashion and in trying to block a Lakers shot, tapped the ball into his own basket to score for the Killarney team. With Andre Nation scoring freely and Ciaran O’Sullivan also influential Ballincollig enjoyed a 51-48 lead at half-time.

A three-pointer from Ian McLoughlin started the scoring in third quarter. The Lakers responded through Papito Hersisia while team captain Mark Greene led by example with some outstanding play. However Ballincollig were scoring with ease mainly through American Andre Nation and Milan Labus, to lead 75–65 with three minutes left in the third quarter.

However a late surge inspired by Justin Tuason brought the Lakers back into contention. Hersisia, McCarthy and the outstanding Tuason all added big baskets as Lakers narrowed the gap to one point, 79-78, with a minute left in the quarter.

The Killarney side squandered an opportunity to take the lead as McLoughlin added another three-pointer to give Ballincollig a 82-78 lead entering the final quarter.

The Cork side stretched their advantage to 14 points, 97-83, with less than four minutes remaining and it appeared to be well out of reach for the Lakers at this stage. Hersisia and O’Brien led a late Lakers onslaught outscoring the Cork side 13-4 in

the closing three and a half minutes to reduce the deficit significantly but it wasn’t enough in the end.

It was a game that Scotts Lakers could have and maybe should have won.

They had several opportunities to do so. While a lot of their game was excellent, some poor shot selection decisions and careless defence at times cost the home dearly. Papito Hersisia scored a massive 40 points while Sean O’Brien on 24 may not have been as impressive as some of his recent outings but was still a crucial driving force for the Lakers. The Killarney side also had some excellent contributions from Seamus Brosnan, Shane McCarthy, Justin Tuason and outstanding team captain Mark Greene. Ballincollig are a quality team and won’t be beaten too easily in this league.

American Andre Nation is capable of hitting 40 points plus in every match while he is surrounded by an exceptional bunch of home grown Irish players. The Cork side now head the league table with six straight wins and Scotts Lakers have three away games on the trot to get their winning ways back on track.

Scotts Lakers St Paul’s: Papito Hersisia 40, Sean O’Brien 24, Mark Greene 13, Dailian Mason 6, Seamus Brosnan 5 Justin Tuason 4 , Andrew Fitzgerald 2, Shane McCarthy 2.

Ballincollig: Andre Nation 46, Ciaran O’Sullivan 17, Ian McLoughlin 10, Jack Kelly 8, Dylan Corkery 5, Daniel O’Sullivan 4.

Next game for Scotts Lakers is on Saturday versus IT Carlow Basketball in Carlow.

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12.10.18 School Girls Blitz

Girls Soccer Skills The inaugural Kerry School Girls Soccer Skills and Blitz in association with Bank of Ireland and the FAI took place at Killarney Celtic last Tuesday, October 9th. First Year Girls from schools all over Kerry participated in the day’s events.

The format for the day was a whole group one hour ‘Skills and Drills’ session with FAI coaches Robin O’Day, Noel White and JP Mullins that the girls found to be both challenging and enjoyable. All the girls from different schools developed their passing, shooting and tackling skills as well as learning how to exploit the offside rule. After the skills session the girls went back to their school teams in order to take part in games against one another. The teams were arranged into an 11 a-side league and a 7 a-side league.

After many very competitive and closely fought league games in the 11 a-side competition, Mercy Mounthawk of Tralee faced off against Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine of Kenmare, both of whom were unbeaten on their path to the final, despite the challenge of a very strong St. Brigid’s side from Killarney. In the final, Mercy Mounthawk emerged victorious on a scoreline of 2-0 against a very resilient and classy Kenmare side.

In the 7 a-side league, the girls from Castleisland

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C.C. and Mercy Mounthawk put in some very impressive performances throughout the day eventually losing narrowly to Coláiste na Ríochta of Listowel and St. Brigid’s of Killarney, both of whom made it into the final. In a very keenly fought contest, St. Brigid’s ran out as eventual 2-1 winners.

To cap off an enjoyable day for all, there was a penalty shootout competition, which was eventually won by Sinéad Oliver of St. Brigid’s, Killarney who, despite the best efforts of the goalkeepers, proved flawless from the penalty spot.

It is hoped that this event will run a number of times annually going forward. Any schools interested in participating in future can contact Pádraig Hartnett of the FAI School Boys and School Girls League in Kerry.

Next up for the girls will be an FAI Futsal 5 a-side competition which will take place in Killorglin next Wednesday.

After this, the Shannonside Secondary Schools Girls League will commence where the girls from schools throughout Kerry are pitted against schools from throughout West Munster and beyond.

We would like to wish them all every success going forward.

Paul Nagle & Kris Meeke Are Back It is reported within the press this week that well know Killarney co-driver Paul Nagle and Dungannon’s Kris Meeke are back in the World Rally Championship for the 2019 season.

The Irish pair have reportedly agreed a deal with Tommi Makkinen’s factory backed Toyota World Rally Team. The team are set to announce next week that Meeke will partner Ott Tanak and Jari-Matti Latvala in Toyota’s three car line-up.

Toyota is currently leading the manufacturers championship by 20 points and it lead driver, Ott Tanak is second in the driver’s championship 7 point behind the championship leader, Thierry Neuville with two rounds remaining.

Other Irish rally interest, Waterford driver, Craig Breen is out of contract at the end of the year but Breen has stated that he has a new contract in place for next season but that is increasingly likely to be at the M-Sport Ford team as a replacement for world champion Sebastian Ogier who is moving back to Citroen next year.

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12.10.18 Rugby

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Hamilton Extends His Championship Lead

Munster Suffer Agonising Defeat At Aviva

Words: Liam Murphy

Last Saturday was another bad day at the office for Munster and even more so for their long suffering fans as the province fell to yet another away defeat this season – this time to bitter rivals Leinser at a packed Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Munster fans were rightly aggrieved by the poor officiating when Earls had a perfect try disallowed and the referee made some dubious calls throughout the match, which meant that the away record remains abysmal, with Munster only winning home matches so far this season.

This is bad news ahead of a trip to English Premiership champions Exeter next weekend in the opening round of the Heineken Cup! But then again Munster are more than capable of a win, so here’s hoping.

Closer to home there was a lot of rugby action right across province as the Munster Junior Leagues continued. Killarney RFC seniors made the long trip to Dunmanway following on from the epic encounter at Aghadoe against Tralee in the previous round. Killarney were excellent on the day, scoring 3 tries from Mike Sheahan, his brother Paudie and Ger Moynihan. Oisin O’Shea was sublime from the boot successfully kicking all the conversions and earning the man of the match title also.

This puts Killarney into 4th place in the league and next up the lads host Ennis in two weeks time at Aghadoe. This promises to be another cracker of a match and all are invited to come along to support the lads. Thomond Park is a great place and there is some buzz in watching Munster in full flow, but for me there is something about watching local rugby matches and the J1 in particular. With the likes of Tralee, Killorglin and Corca Dhuibhne in our league, some fantastic matches await!

Cross County

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MERCEDES Lewis Hamilton has cruised to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix to take another major step towards his fifth Formula One world title.

Hamilton was helped by a rash overtaking move by Ferrari title rival Sebastian Vettel, who collided with Max Verstappen while trying to overtake the Dutch driver.

The accident on the eighth lap, after Vettel had moved from eighth on the grid to fourth, spun the Ferrari driver off the track, putting him back to 19th, before he eventually finished sixth.

Hamilton was untroubled from pole position and took the chequered flag at the Suzuka circuit ahead of teammate Valtteri Bottas. It is a second consecutive Japanese GP for the 33-year-old Briton, who now has a lead of 67 points over Vettel with four races of the season remaining.

Ricciardo stormed from 15th to 4th. It was an impressive race for Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo who drove from 15th on the grid to finish fourth behind his team-mate Max Verstappen who could have won the race had it not been for a five-second penalty.

Early in the race he made contact with Kimi Raikkonen and was deemed to have driven dangerously when re-entering the track.

He was less than impressed with the sanction, turning the airwaves blue when Christian Horner delivered the news. He was no less irate after the race.

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

New Kerry Manager Peter Keane Ratified By County Committee County Committee meeting in the Pavilion, Austin Stack Park, Tralee, Peter Keane was unanimously ratified as the new Kerry Senior Football Manager for a three year term.

His management team which was also ratified tonight comprises of selectors Tommy Griffin (Dingle) Maurice Fitzgerald (St Mary’s Caherciveen) James Foley (Kilcummin) and Coach Donie Buckley.

L-R: Hannah Ryan, Kathryn Ryan, Aoibhin Gleeson & Ali O’Donoghue Gold Team medal u13 at Cross Country Event in Cahersiveen on 7th October Hannah came 4th, Kathryn 3rd, Aoibhin 5th and Ali 11th.

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1 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 331 2 Sebastain Vettel Ferrari 264 3 Valtteri Bottas Mercedes 207 4 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 196 5 Max Verstappen RedBull 173

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Dr Crokes ‘Tatler’ O’Sullivan Nominated For Munster Vice Chair Killarney local and former Kerry County Board Chairman Patrick ‘Tatler’ O’Sullivan has been nominated by Kerry County Board to run for the prestigious position of Munster GAA Vice-Chairman. O’Sullivan completed a five year term in 2016 as Chairman of the Kerry County Board.

He currently serves as the Chairman of Dr Crokes.

12.10.18

34 Clubs In Killarney Advertiser This Week

Beaufort Notes

LOTTO: Numbers drawn: 9, 14,21,25.

No jackpot winner. Next draw for a jackpot of €5,800 will be in Galvin’s Bar on Sunday 14th October.

FIXTURES: Beaufort have exited the 2018 Mid Kerry senior championship with a defeat by Laune Rangers. Final score: Beaufort 0.08 Laune Rangers 0.11. Under 16 Boys will be away to Milltown/Castlemaine, Sunday, 14th at 12 midday in Mid Kerry Under 16 competition.

HEALTHY CLUB PROJECT: Beaufort will be participating in G.A.A Healthy Club Project, phase 3 in late 2018/2019.

Partners in the Healthy Club Project are the H.S.E, Healthy Ireland and Irish Life Insurance. If you have any suggestions for a healthy club activity, please contact the Club at 087 9975737. Exercise classes continue in Clubrooms at 9.30am-10.30am Thursdays-core, conditioning, pilates.

Thursdays 11am-12 midday-Active retired gym and pilates. 7pm-7.55pm and 8pm-8.55pm Thursdays-Intermediate Pilates. To book a place, contact Club at 087 9975737.

Fossa Notes

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 Set Dancing Classes start this Tuesday 2nd October 2018 in Fossa Community Centre. Beginners are at 8pm, improvers and advanced start at 9pm. All welcome.

FOSSA/TWO MILE COMHALTAS: Fossa/ Two Mile are holding their AGM on Monday 15th October 2018 @ 8.30pm in the Fossa Community Centre. All are welcome.

KILLARNEY LIBRARY: Storytime for children will return to Killarney Library on Saturday 15th September at 10.30am and will run at 10.30am​ every Saturday until 20th October. Free admission; Ciorcal Comhrá (Conversational Irish Exchange) will take place at Killarney Library on Thursday 27th September at 6.30pm and will run every Thursday night at 6.30pm until 8th November. Free admission; On Thursday 11th October the HSE will hold an Infant Mental Health Information Session at Killarney Library from 11am to 12 noon; The Summer Stars Presentation Day will take place on Saturday, 13th October at 11.30am; Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society will host the following lecture on Tuesday 16th October at 7.30pm: Centennial Lecture in memory of Paddy MacMonagle - Wartime Oireachtas in Killarney, Conscription and Gaelic Sunday 1918. The lecture will be delivered by Tómás Ó Luanaigh.

Gneeveguilla

Last week’s jackpot of €7,000 was won. Numbers drawn were 12,15,22,30. Next week’s jackpot is €3,000. Thanks for your continued support. Sunday opening hours in club bar will be from 6pm this Sunday

on. Our AGM will be held on Friday 7th December at 8.30pm. Our minors are at home to Fossa this Saturday at 3pm in East Kerry championship.

Kilcummin

KILCUMMIN LOOKING GOOD: Thanks to all who contributed to the recent Church Gate Collection. Your support is greatly appreciated.

I.C.A:Craft class will be held on Wednesday 10th October at 8pm in the Rural Development Office. All ladies welcome.

GUILD OUTING: 40th Anniversary day trip on Saturday 13th October - we would be delighted to welcome any ladies who would like to join us. For more information contact our Secretary, Eileen Moynihan 087 6932201.

CIORCAL CAINTE: Once a week, starting Wednesday 10th Ocotober at 8pm in the Klub Bar. This is a very informal get together, it’s not a class. Beidh fáilte roimh cách.

VACANCIES: Vacancies presently exist on the Kilcummin Rural Development C.E. Scheme for Maintenance of GAA grounds. This position are a development opportunity and no experience is necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career.

Contact your Local Intreo Office to check your eligibility. To apply please forward your CV for the attention of the Supervisor to the Rural Development Office by post/email; info@kilcumminparish.com. Further information contact John 086 1579381.

COMHALTAS TOUR OF IRELAND CONCERT: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Kilcummin on October 18th at 8pm.

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.

HOME BAKING/CONFECTIONARY FOR CONCERT: We would be grateful to anyone who could bring shopbought cakes to the Rural Development Office on or before Wednesday 17th October and Home Baking on the day of the concert to the Rural Development Office. Also, anyone attending the Concert might like to bring a cushion on the night for extra comfort.

KILCUMMIN PARENT & BABY/TODDLER GROUP: Meeting every Monday 10.30am - 12.30pm in the Recreational Hall. All welcome. Contact Carmel 086-3089333.

SEASONS FOR GROWTH COURSE: Seasons for Growth is a 20 hour course for adults run over 8 weeks (2½ hrs per week) starting on Thursday 18th October from 7 – 9.30pm in Recovery Haven, Tralee. It will explore the effects of Grief, Loss and Change in Life. Many different losses occur in one’s lifetime and Seasons for Growth is based on the belief that grief & loss are a normal & valuable part of life.

This course is free. Further information or to book a place contact Deirdre on 087 7728089.

SHEP COURSE: Effective Communication for Better Relationships in The SHEP office Coolmore House, Park Rd,

Killarney starting on Wednesday 24th of October and running for 8 weeks.

This course is free. Further information or to book a place call Deirdre on 087 7728089.

Mastergeeha FC

RESULTS: U13 Div 1 Inter Kenmare 4 Mastergeeha 3. U13 Div 2 Mastergeeha 2 Ballyhar 3.

UNDERAGE ACADEMY: Continues on Saturday mornings at 10.45am. All welcome.

LOTTO: There was no winner on Sunday 7th October 2018. Numbers drawn were 9,13,15,25. Next Jackpot €3,600.

Killarney Athletic A.F.C. CHURCH GATE COLLECTION: The club would like to thank all members who took part in the annual Church Gate Collection last Saturday and Sunday, and to those who contributed and to those who organised the collection.

RESULTS: Under 13, Killarney Athletic 0 Tralee Dynamos 1. Under 13 B, Killarney Athletic 5 Killorglin C 1 Killarney Athletic scorers were Luke Doolan 2, Jamie Vousden 1 Liam Hennigan 1, Ryan Brady 1. Under 17 FAI Cup Killarney Athletic 1 Killarney Celtic 3, Athletic scorer was Damien Switzer.

Seniors, Denny Premier A Killarney Athletic 1 Listowel Celtic 0, Scorer for Athletic was Sean Cournane.

FIXTURES: Kerry Schoolboys/Girls Saturday 13th October: Under 12 Premier Killorglin v Killarney Athletic 10.30am; Under 12 Division 1 Camp v Killarney Athletic 11.00am; Under 12 Division 2 Killarney Athletic v MEK 10.00am; Under 14 Premier Killarney Athletic Bye; Under 14 Division 2 Killarney Athletic v Dingle BR 11.30am; Under 16 Division 1 Dingle BR v Killarney Athletic 11.45am; Girls Under 16 Kenmare v Killarney Athletic 4.00pm; Youths Fixture Killarney Athletic v Lyre Rovers 2.00pm; Senior Fixture Sunday 14th October, Denny Premier A Castleisland AFC v Killarney Athletic 11.30am

Killarney Celtic

RESULTS: Munster Champions Trophy, Killarney Celtic 2, Janesboro 1.

Premier B, Killarney Celtic B, 3 Cedar Galaxy 4. U17 National Cup, Killarney Athletic 1,Killarney Celtic 3. U15 National Cup, Killarney Celtic 8,Kilfrush Crusaders 2. U15 Div 1 Killarney Celtic B,Ballyheigue 4. U13 Premier, Iveragh 0,Killarney Celtic 1, U13 Premier,Killarney Celtic 0,Killorglin 1. U13 Div 1,Killorglin B 4,Killarney Celtic B 2.

CONGRATS: Huge congrats to our girls’ team who finished runners up in the U12 National Cup to Mervue United. The girls topped their group after 2 wins and a draw. A semi final win over Glebe North followed. A late winner from Mervue took the ultimate prize west but our girls did themselves proud with Leah McMahon picking up the player of the match award. Fiana Bradley and Leah McMahon were our goalscorers in the group games.Well done to coaches Alan and Paul for their work with the team. Congrats to Leah McMahon who was awarded Girls Player of the

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Killarney Legion

RESULTS: O’Donoghue Cup, Currow 2-11 Killarney Legion 1-12 LOTTO: Winning no’s - 1,18,25,27.

No winner. Jackpot carried forward €14,100. Results of draw 7-10-18 winning no’s - 11,14,16,19. No winner.

Jackpot carried forward €14,400.Play online at www.legiongaa.com

Killarney Musical Society

Our cast listing has been finalised and we are thrilled to offer our heartiest congratulations to them all. A full listing of cast is available on our website & also on our Facebook page so check them out if you can. We have an amazing line up of talent headed up by the fabulous Siobhan Bustin playing the lead role of Maria, & a wonderful leading man in Derek O’Leary as Captain Von Trapp. Rehearsals will get underway on Thursday next, Oct 18th, venue & times to be confirmed so again keep an eye on our website.

We can’t wait to get started and are ready to climb every mountain.

Killarney RFC

RESULTS: U16, Killarney 20 - Killorglin 5 Killarney RFC u16 welcomed our near neighbours Killorglin to Aghadoe for the season opener. Killarney opened the stronger with a try from captain for the game Peter Walsh. A penalty on the Killorglin 22 produced an exceptional try by Padraig Talbot with Donnacha Grealy slotting over the conversion. Tomas Clifford was next over the line for the third try of the first half following his speedy run.

Killorglin were camped on the Killarney line for the last 5 minutes of the half and would have scored but for some excellent defensive play by the black and red. The second half again produced some classic play with tries from Odeniz Koyun and a second from Tomas Clifford. Donnacha Grealy finished the game with 3 well taken conversions. Killarney remained strong at the end under the onslaught from a determined Killorglin side. Many thanks to all the parents and supporters that turned up to watch the game as well as some club stalwarts that assisted.

Seniors: Dunmanway 13 - 24 Killarney.

Killarney secured a hard fought 24 - 13 win away to Dunmanway. Killarney started strong and led 3-0 thanks to the boot of Oisin O Shea. Killarneys first try followed shortly afterwards with Mike Sheehan touching down and converted by Oisin O Shea.

Dunmany replied with a penalty and converted try to leave the half time score tied at 10-10. With the breeze in Killarney’s favour in the second half Dunmanway came under sustained pressure resulting in Paudie Sheehan crossing the line for Killarneys second 17-10, again converted by Oisin O’Shea. With time running out Dunmanway converted a penalty from the half way line 17-13. With minutes to go Dunmanway applied serious pressure to the Killarney line but res-

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Killarney Salmon & Trout Angling Club

Our final competition for 2018 , fishing for the Tom Bambury Memorial Trophy , took place last Sunday the 07th of October on Lough Lein. There was a good return by anglers and the top five rods were as follows: 1) Anthony Griffin, 2) Paul Lawton, 3) Mick Lenihan, 4) Jimmy Fleming, 5) Jim O Sullivan. Heaviest trout was caught

by Mike Doody. As all entries taken for the event were going to St. Francis School in Beaufort, we are delighted to be able to present them with a cheque for €440.

Our annual dinner and prize giving will take place on Saturday night in the International Hotel.

Killarney Valley Athletic Club

RESULTS: The Cross Country Championship took place last Sunday 7th October in Cahersiveen for Juvenile Uneven ages, Intermediate and Master Men and Women. Congratulations and well done to medal winners Darragh O’Leary who got 1st in U19, Cian Lynch who got 3rd in U15, Oisin Lynch who got 3rd in U13. Also to Kathryn Ryan who got 3rd, Hannah Ryan who got 4th and Aoibhean Gleeson who got 5th and Ali O’Donoghue who got 11th in U13. These girls also got Gold Team medal. Well done also to Tara O’Sullivan and Naoise O’Connor who both ran very well and came home in the top 15. Thank you to Coach Connie Lynch and to Jean Courtney for travelling down and helping out.

The next Cross Country event will be Kerry County Seniors/Juniors & Juvenile relays and takes place in Firies on Sunday 14th October.

TRAINING: 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. Outdoor Training will continue every Thursday evening at 6pm for all our members, meeting at field beside playground. Bring water and €2. Please check our facebook page for information.

Listry

Thanks to everybody who participated in the clean-up of the Listry Parish and surrounding areas on Saturday October 6th.

Thanks to all for great night at Plough Bar where the ‘Stephen Lawlor Award’ was presented to local organizer extraordinaire Owen O’Shea in recognition of his immense work building community in Milltown over the years.

MEK United

RESULTS: U15 MEK United FC: 1 - 0 Inter Kenmare. MEK Scorer Shane Evans. Another fantastic performance by our U15’s. Thanks to referee Michael Chapman for his officiating of the match.U13 Dingle Bay Rovers 5 - 4

MEK A cracker of a match say Aaron Dinham and Eoghan Bolger score while the brilliant Noah O’Shea scored a brace. A big thanks to the U12 players that filled in and the teams family members that made the long journey and were a fantastic support throughout the game in tough conditions.

MEK Girls: MEK 1 - Inter Kenmare 8, Goal by Ellen Moriarty.

Gneeveguilla Athletic Club

LOTTO: No winner 05/10/2018, numbers drawn 15, 16, 17 & 27. Next week’s jackpot €13,000 plus €1,000 bonus.

CROSS COUNTRY, CAHERCIVEEN: Paddy Hickey got his first cross country medal U9, Aine O’ Sullivan in her first cross country race got a medal so too did Oisin O’ Leary. Michael Thorton although running out of his age was in the medals. Saoirse Tompkins was 2nd in U15 and Ben Murphy was 3rd U17. Caroline Murphy was 2nd O50 & Siobhan Daly was 1st O35, Robert Purcell won O50. Well done to all our other runners who travelled to Caherciveen and participated on the day. The final Kerry Cross Country fixtures sees the country junior, senior and relays ( 4 x 500m) U10 – U14 up for decision in Firies on Sunday next at 11.00 am. Best of luck to all competing on the day.

LIMERICK 10 MILER: Congratulations to Catherine Kiely who won the 10 mile road race in Limerick last week.

It’s great to see Catherine back in form.

COUCH TO 5K: Two nights per week, Monday & Thursday at 7.30 pm, new recruits are still welcome. As promised there will be a run / walk held before Christmas. All monies collected will during the series will be donated to a charity. If anyone has any suggestions for a charity they would like to see benefit do hand in the name to Tom Joe or Michael Foley.

Muckross Rowing Club

CORK HEAD OF THE RIVER: Best of luck to our 25 crews taking part in the Cork Head Of the River taking place at the Marina in Cork city this Saturday 13th October. The event is taking up an early October date following cancellation of its usual spring fixture earlier this year. The time trial event is provisionally set to run from 9am to 2pm.

OPEN DAY: Despite the windy conditions, the club had a great response to its Open Day, held at the boathouses on Sunday morning last. Great to see so many in attendance with lots of new rowers taking to the water. Well done to all! We hope to see you all again soon and will be in contact by text message with updates on times for the next rowing spin. Thanks to all our coaches and adult members on hand to support. Special thanks also goes to our members and parents who supplied home baking and treats for the Open Day. EVENTS: Next up after Cork HOR is Castleconnell HOR on Sat 27 October at O’Briensbridge. Skibbereen HOR, Sat 17 Nov, NRC Farran. Muckross

HOR, Sat 1 Dec, NRC, Farran.

Gneeveguilla/Rathmore

AGM: Sliabh Luachra Comhaltas AGM will be held on Monday night, 15th October in Teach Fáilte, Gneeveguilla at 8:30pm. All members or parents of younger members are particularly welcome to voice ideas and opinions for the Comhaltas year ahead. Membership fees are €6 for junior, €12 for senior and €20 for a family. The AGM is open to all who may wish to attend.

Beaufort Golf Club (Gents Branch)

RESULTS: 7th October - Exchange Day with Kenmare, 1st Shane O’Sullivan (8) - 38pts, 2nd John Stack (25) 36 pts, 3rd Michael Kissane (17) 36 pts, 5th October - Open Friday, Winner, Damien Callinan (18) 32 pts.

FIXTURES: 13th/14th October - 18 Hole Stableford (Yellow Tees). Presentation of outstanding Prizes on 14th October at 2pm.

Beaufort Golf Club (Ladies Branch)

RESULTS: Winner of Golfer of The Year - Karen Spence FIXTURES: 13th/14th October - 18 Hole Stableford. Prizegiving for outstanding prizes will take place on Sunday 14th October at 2pm.

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club – Ladies’ Branch

RESULTS: Sunday 7th October, 1st & Best Gross Tracy Eakin (2) 41 pts (bk 9), 2nd Mary Leacy (19) 41,3rd Susan Tong (13) 39, 4th Annette Mc Niece (32)37 (bk 9), 5th Fiona Leacy (7) 37, 6th Sinead O’Shea (13) 36, 7th Anne Duggan (12) 35 CSS 36. Congratulations to all the winners!

FIXURES: Next week’s competition will be held on Mahony’s Point and is very kindly sponsored by Dave Keating The Pro Shop Killarney.

Workmen’s Rowing Club Notes

TRAINING: Beginners Training continues at 10am on Saturday mornings at Reen Pier, Ross Castle. Anyone who is 12 or older is welcome to come down and meet our coaches. Further Information from Mary at (086) 8098182.

Training for all of our other levels continues as per coaches texts.

UPCOMING EVENTS: Cork Head of the River this Saturday 13th October. Best of luck everyone attending and competing! Also Castleconnell HOR on 27t h October.

DANCING TIME: DON’T FORGET THIS SATURDAY the 13th October, 9.30pm, at The Killarney Avenue Hotel. If you haven’t got a ticket, don’t worry…..Admission €10 at the door.

Everyone’s looking forward to this night of mixed dances- sets, waltzs , quick steps , all in aid of Club Funds.

There are super raffle prizes and music is by Jerry Mc Carthy & co. Yummy refreshments will be served and many thanks to everyone helping out in every way. Everyone welcome.

OPEN DAY: Sunday 28th October.

Save the date if you’re interested in coming down to Reen Pier and seeing what all the fuss is about!!! More details next week.

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Killarney Golf and Fishing Club

AGM: Derry McCarthy Captain of the Men’s wishes to remind all our Members that the AGM of the Men’s Club will take place at the Clubhouse at 7.00 P.M. on Thursday 25th of October next.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES: As sponsored by Club Professional David Keating will take place on Sunday 14th October at 7:00pm.

RESULTS: The Competition played on Sunday the 7th of October was a Club sponsored 2 man scramble played on Mahony’s Point, the competition was played in excellent weather conditions and attracted a very large entry of 78 teams. The Competition was won by Alan MacSweeney & Adam O’Reilly with an excellent score of 62.8 nett return, indeed the results were all dependent on fractions and all of the prize winners were within 1 full stroke of the winners. Full results are as follows, 1st Alan MacSweeney(5) & Adam O’Reilly(16) 62.8, 2nd Jonathan Sparling(7) & Tom Sugrue(7) 63.2, 3rd Daniel Shine(9) & Cathal White(13) 63.6, 4th Michael Maher(5) & Tommy Galvin(11), and just outside the prize winners in 5th place were the pairing of Derry McCarthy our Captain & Brian Holden.

Killarney Bridge Club

RESULTS: 10/09/2018, Ist Ciaran Broadbery & Ron Carson, 2nd Kathleen Naughton & Eileen 0’Leary, 3rd Mary Ryan & Kathleen Coen.

24/09/2018, Ist Phyllis O’Regan & Joan Culloty, 2nd Theresa Griffin & Ursula Daly, 3rd Tom Doherty & Ciaran Broadbery. 1/10/2018, Ist Theresa Burke & Mary G O’Sullivan, 2nd Sheila Spillane & Doreen Brosnan, 3rd Pauline Lyne & Marie Moloney.

Bridge continues Mon night at 7.15 at Gleneagle Hotel. Beginners and new members always welcome.

Killarney Celtic

Celtic Lotto, Numbers drawn 15,16,17,22.No jackpot winner.Match 3 receive €150. Next jackpot €8,600.

Ross Ladies Golf Club

The Ladies Club held our away day at Ceann Sibeal last Saturday, 6th October in beautiful Autumn sunshine.

We had a most successful time both on and off the course. Special thanks to Lady Captain Mary who sponsored the bus so we all travelled together with mighty fun en route!

Deerpark Pitch & Putt

CLUB MATCHPLAY: Lorca Martin recorded a 4&3 victory to become one of the few to do a Club Matchplay & Strokeplay double within the club.

U-16 MATCHPLAY: Cathal Kelly defeated Dara O’Shea 4&2 in the decider to join his brother Adam in winning the event 12 months after the latter’s own success. Brian McCarthy was an 8&6 winner in the Plate Final to become the third winner of this event.

CHAIRMAN’S PRIZE: Club Chairman Damien Fleming invites everyone to his prize this Sunday morning with

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play getting underway at 9.45am for the Men (36 Holes) and 11am for the Ladies & U-16’s (18 Holes). Presentation of these prizes along with those of the Club Strokeplay will be done afterwards.

NATIONAL INTER-CLUB EVENT: Our Gents Handicap team of Gearóid Cronin, Kieran Fitzpatrick, Adam & Declan Kelly, Lorcan Martin, Noel Moynihan, John O’Brien and Darragh O’Callaghan head to Hillview in Clonmel this Saturday to take on Bagenalstown of Carlow in the Quarter-Finals of their event. Best Wishes to them all.

CLUB AGM: Monday December 3rd (venue & time TBC) END OF YEAR GET-TOGETHER: Murphy’s, Friday December 14th with a meal in Lord Kenmare’s beforehand.

On The Ball Dr Crokes

DEVELOPMENT FUND: Only 11 weeks left to purchase a ticket for the Development Fund. There are fantastic prizes to be won with the first prize a Nissan Pulsar Executive Class Car and second prize is a four-night stay for two people in New York including flights. We have 10 prizes in total and the draw will take place on December 20th 2018.Tickets are €10 each or a book of 6 for €50. There will be an additional draw of €1000 for those who purchase a full book for €50. Tickets can be purchased in the Tatler Jack, Club members or Kerry Shop in Killarney Outlet Centre.

LOTTO: 2, 14, 17, 26. Jackpot €3600, no winner match 3 4 by €100. Next draw Sunday 14th of October in Speakeasy. Jackpot €3900.

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Glenflesk GAA

EAST KERRY: Very best of luck to the East Kerry team and especially the Glenflesk players involved in the Co. semi final this Sunday against Dingle in Austin Stack Park.

LOTTO: No winner of Jackpot of €5400 which was held in John Dan’s Bar on Mon October 8th. Numbers drawn 4 , 20 ,26 ,29. Next draw will take place in Spillane’s Bar on Mon 22nd Oct. Jackpot €5600.

GLENFLESK RAMBLING HOUSE: The annual Glenflesk Rambling house takes place on Friday November 2nd from 8-11pm with all proceeds going to the Barraduff Cardiac Response Unit. All welcome.

COMHALTAS AGM: October 25th 2018 in St. Agatha’s Community Centre at 8pm. All welcome.

SCÓR NA NÓG: If there are any members of the GAA Club, aged up to 17 years, who might be interested in representing the club in any of the following competitions - Figure Dancing, Solo Singing, Recitation, Ballad Group, Instrumental Music, Set Dancing or Quiz - please let Rosie, Club Scór Officer, know as soon as possible on 087 2072512. District finals are likely to be held in November with County Final scheduled for December 15th. Gleann Fleisce Abú!

CONTACT: We welcome items of local interest. Please contact PRO Paudie on 087 7692220 or pro.glenflesk.kerry@ gaa.ie.

Mid Kerry GAA

RESULTS & FIXTURES: Mid Kerry senior Championship, Michael OConnor Memorial Cup Semifinal - Laune Rangers are through to the Mid Kerry Senior Championship final after 5 years defeating Beaufort 0-11 to 0-08. 2nd semifinal sees Glenbeigh/Glencar take on Miltown/Castlemaine Sat 13th Oct at 4pm. Venue to be confirmed, extra time playable.

Mid Kerry Minor championship semifinal, Derry OSullivan Memorial Shield Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane progress to the final defeating Miltown/Castlemaine 2-18 to 0-04,2nd semifinal sees Keel/Listry take on Laune Rangers Sat 13th Oct at 4pm in Keel, extra time playable.

MID KERRY U-15 SUPERTOUCH COMPETITION: Friday 12th of October in Beaufort GAA grounds at 5.30pm sharp. This year the winners and runners up go forward to County Finals.

The runners up go forward to Div 2 Competition on Thursday 18th of October. The winners go forward to Div 1 on Thursday 25th of October both in Tralee Venues TBC. If any Mid Kerry Clubs are interested in entering a team please let P J Reidy Know by Friday 5th of October 2018.

Kilcummin GAA

LOTTO: There was no winner on Sunday 7th October, 2018. Numbers drawn were 8, 9, 11, 16. Jackpot now €14,000.

East Kerry GAA

RESULTS: Quarter Final- Dr O’Donoghue Cup, Currow 2-11 Killarney Legion 1-12. MD O’Shea East Kerry U14 Championship, Dr Crokes 3-11 Fossa 1-05, Killarney Legion 3-10 Firies 3-07, Rathmore 2-11(17)Currow 1-13(16), Spa 2-09Gneeveguilla 2-08, Gneeveguilla 2-18Currow 2-08.

FIXTURES: Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor Championship, Saturday 13th October at 3pm, First team named is at home,“A” Championship- Round Robin, Round 2 Dr. Crokes V Rathmore; “B” Championship- Semi Final, Killarney Legion V Firies, Fossa V Gneeveguilla; “C” Championship- Semi Final, Spa V Glenflesk, Kilcummin V Currow RESULTS: Talter Jack East Kerry Minor Championship quarter final Gneeveguilla 2 18, Currow 2 08: Gneeveguil-

la led at half time 0 09 to 1 03. Both sides exchanged scores at start of second half but Gneeveguilla finished the stronger team to win by 10 points.

Tatler Jack East Kerry Minor Championship, Firies 2-21 Glenflesk 4-07, Killarney Legion 0-18 Spa 0-4, Gneeveguilla 2-18 Currow 2-08.

Killarney Camogie Club

UNDER 14’S: Well done to our U14 team who were victorious last week in the U14 County Final. Our opponents on the night were Tralee Parnells. After an even first half we led by a score of 1.3 to 1.1. We really upped our game in the second half. Tralee Parnells were held scoreless in the half and we won out on a scoreline of 4.4 to 1.1. The match was played in the new Kerry County Board Centre of Excellence in Currans. Killarney Camogie Club made history by taking part in the first ever camogie game in this fine new facility. We hope to have many more games there in the future. Team on the night was Jessica Bell, Keelyn O’Leary, Geraldine Murphy, Ilona Sheehan, Yasmin O’Brien, Yen Leniston , Kathryn Ryan, Áine Devlin, Aimee Coffey, Chloe McCarthy, Hannah Ryan, Clíona Lynch, Sarah Looney, Thi Que Kennedy, Holly Adair Duggan, Anne Hickey, Clodagh Lucey. Coaches: Ceara Moore, Mark Moore, Paul O Brien and Pat Sheehan. Best wishes to Allanah Hoolihan on her recovery from a recent knee operation. This group had a fantastic season started off with the Trip to Feile and ended with victory in the Veronica Stack Tournament 2 weeks ago and victory in the county final last week. Well done to all.

Veronica Stack Tournament - The dust has settled on another successful tournament. A big thank you to our participating clubs and to everybody who helped out on the day. On the day we raised €1,057 and this is being donated to a very worthy cause in the Ian O’ Connell Trust. Also a big thank you to our friends in Spa GAA who have been so generous to us this year regarding use of facilities and pitches.

That’s it for 2018, no more training or matches for any of our age groups until March 2019. Keep an eye on our facebook page for updates over the winter.

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LOTTO: 7th October 2018. Numbers drawn were 6, 9, 10, 20. There was no jackpot winner. Next week’s jackpot will be €6,600.

RESULTS: U-14 Boys Fossa U-14’s played Dr Crokes on Sunday at 12.00 in the first round of the East Kerry Championship. Fossa got off to a good start with two points from Ryan O’ Leary and Harry Kelly. After this Crokes took control going in 1-07 to 0-02 ahead at half time. The second half saw no improvement with Sean Dineen scoring

a goal and Ryan O’Leary, Patrick Lyons and Rian Colleran adding points. Final score 3-11 to 1-05. The team need to turn things round quickly and a big improvement is needed going forward.

Listry GAA LOTTO: 3,10,21,23. Next Sunday 14th October Jackpot €8,600 JUVENILE RESULTS: U12 East Kerry League Div 2 Rd 2, Kenmare 5.16 Listry 3.10. U16 Mid Kerry Rd 2,Laune Rangers 2.14 Keel Listry 2.11.

JUVENILE FIXTURES: U12s are at home in Allman Park to Firies on Sunday next at 12. U16s have a bye in Mid Kerry Cship next weekend. U15 Mid Kerry Super touch blitz on Friday in Beaufort.

First game at 5pm. U10s play in blitz in COE Currans on Sat. Please support our Juveniles.

Sport

Anthony Maher Announces Retirement From Inter-County Football The two-footed footballer has called it a day after a hugely successful career in the green and gold. Held in high regard by his teammates and management, Maher never sought the limelight. A great leader on the field he led by example. It seems recurring injuries over the past number of years have caught up with him. He leaves the intercounty stage with a pocket full of medals including an All Star in 2015. Maher’s senior medal honours include two All Irelands, two League titles and 8 Munster Championships.

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