Friday 2nd October 2015 Vol. 8 Issue 40
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2ND ANNUAL JACK LYONS/JIMMY FITZGERALD TRIBUTE WEEKEND
October has arrived and Kilcooly's will again welcome music lovers from all over. 2014 saw Kilcoolys launch the inaugural Jack Lyons/Jimmy Fitzgerald tribute weekend. members of both the Fitzgerald and the Lyons Families came back to share in the celebrations. Sr. Maria Lyons said how proud her father would have been to see the gathering of musicians and especially the younger members who participated. Michael Fitzgerald recalled the many nights his father could be found playing in Listons pub to packed audiences long ago. It was heart warming to see that the sense of community is still as strong as ever. Many of those who grew up listening to Jimmy & Jack came out in support of their neighbour, Irish music fans travelled from various parts of Ireland, the UK & as far afield as Germany to share in the weekend.
NORTH KERRY GAA CLUBS BENEFIT FROM GARVEYS SUPERVALU LISTOWEL PROMOTION
Throughout the summer Garveys had a box behind their tills representing each GAA club in the Listowel/North Kerry area. Customers received vouchers when they spent over €40 instore and then placed these vouchers in the box of their choice. At the end of the promotion each participating club received a training kit consisting of balls, bibs, cones, water bottles ball bags and kit bags. Paul O Connor Manager of Garveys said the promotion was a great success. ‘Garveys are proud to be associated with all sports and activities that encourage kids to get out and be active. Our ties with the GAA in particular are well known as we sponsor the Kerry County Football & Hurling Championships and SuperValu are sponsors of the All Ireland Championships also. The promotion proved very popular with customers who felt they were doing something to support their own local club and we were delighted to play our part in helping them to do so.’ Photo by John Stack
Last year the Sunday afternoon Ceilli Dancing was a huge success. A full house enjoyed the top quality music which was provided by UI Bhriain. This year promises to be every bit as good. The dancing will be followed by another music Sessiùn. Pride of place will again go to the concertina, fiddle and spoons as a nod to both Jimmy and Jack. Even when Father Time was making it more and more difficult for Jack to play the concertina he'd still raise a smile when he ran those spoons along his arms & legs. There is an open invitation to all fiddle and concertina players to just come along and join in. Anyone wishing to participate or get involved in any way should contact Joan or John at 068 27112.or info@golfballybunion.com
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ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE RECEIVE THE HEALTH PROMOTING SCHOOL AWARD
St. Michael's College received the Health Promoting School Award and Flag at a Ceremony in the school on Monday 28th September 2015. Minister Jimmy Denihan was present to address the school community and raise the flag for the school. Minister Denihan expressed his delight that St.Michael's College was rewarded for their excellent contribution to Mental & Physical Wellbeing of all their students and staff. Michelle Foley representing the HSE was very proud to present the all boys school with the award and praised the school for sticking with it and receiving their just reward. Canon Declan O'Connor echoed these sentiments, he praised the students and staff of St. Michael's for their commitment to Health & Wellbeing. Chairman of the Board of Management Tony Behan was equally excited for the College and expressed his thanks to Ms. Murphy HPS Co-ordinator, Mr. Mulvihill, Mr. Hassett, all the Staff & Students of St. Michael's College for their hard work & dedication in achieve this excellent Award of Health Promoting School 2015.
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CONGRATS TO LISTOWEL IN NATIONAL TIDY TOWNS COMPETITION – DEENIHAN
Fine Gael TD, Minister Jimmy Deenihan has this week welcomed the news that Listowel town has received the award for Ireland’s Tidiest Small Town as part of this year’s SuperValu National TidyTowns competition.
Minister Deenihan stated ‘I would like to congratulate the Listowel Local Tidy town committee in winning the Best Small town award in the National tidy town’s competition. This is a major achievement and is a culmination of several years of dedicated work and commitment by the tidy towns committee in Listowel’.
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TARBERT COMMUNITY ASSIST IN LEAH’S FIGHT
Leah Carmody is a daughter of Michael (Tarbert, Co. Kerry) and Aileen nee Mc Shane (Strabane, Co. Tyrone) who reside in New York. Leah was hospitalised after taking what appeared to be a harmless tumble at school. Following routine testing it was discovered that Leah who is 6 years old had a brain tumour. This required a shunt to be inserted in her skull to relieve the pressure. She underwent two biopsies but suffered a stroke during this procedure, which has affected her memory and leaving her partially paralysed. Leah faces at least a year of chemotherapy and requires extensive physical and cognitive therapy. She will require special care for years to come. Medical expenses for Leah’s ongoing treatment will exceed 2 million dollars. Leah father Michael was a prominent Tarbert footballer from a young age to senior level until immigrating to New York in 1997. Michael won numerous under age medals plus a north Kerry championship medal with Tarbert at the age of 17 in 1990 and a County Junior Championship medal in 1995.
Many congrats to the large number of children who took part in the "Summer Reading Promotion" at Ballybunion Library. This was a very enjoyable exercise for the children facilitated by librarian Dolores McKenna. They all met up in the library on Saturday where they received their certs and Dolores had treats ready for all involved. Ballybunion Library is open Tues-Sat, 10am-1.30pm and 2.30-5. All welcome. Photo by Marie Rohan
CULTURE ABOUNDS AT THE SEANCHAI
The Seanchai Literary & Cultural Centre, Listowel is a hive of cultural activity this Autumn with a packed programme of classes for young people, from creative writing to traditional music and seannos dance. The Autumn programme of Creative Writing for Young People commences on Saturday October 3rd where participants will be encouraged to use their imaginations to create stories and poems. Suitable for children aged 7 to 12 years, this eight week programme of classes directed by Marian Relihan, aims to develop the creative spirit of young people in a fun atmosphere. All writing materials will be provided and as places are limited, booking is advisable to secure a place on the course. The Listowel Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann are running a series of classes in traditional Irish music, song and dance each Saturday from 12 noon. Classes started on Saturday September 26th and places are still available on these courses, which cater for both beginners and the more advanced student. Instrumental classes include fiddle, flute, tin whistle, banjo, guitar, accordion & bodhran, and tutoring is also available in step dancing, seannos dance and traditional singing. Acclaimed Castleisland musician Ann McAuliffe continues her Wednesday afternoon classes in traditional Irish music and commenced last Wednesday October 1st from 3 pm and is open to both children and adults. If history is your interest, Listowel & District Historical Society commences its Autumn programme of history lectures at the Seanchai Centre on Thursday October 8th with a lecture on ‘A History of Employment & Labour Laws in Ireland’ by Eddie Keane, Lecturer in Law at the University of Limerick. The lecture commences at 7.30 pm. For further information and bookings contact the Seanchai Centre at (068) 22212 or e-mail info@kerrywritersmuseum.com.
Michael’s father (Leah’s grandfather) is from a prominent Tarbert GAA family, runs a local pub and owned the greyhound; Joyful Tidings who won the Irish Derby in 1994. To help alleviate the costs friends of the family in New York decided to set up a fund through various events and they have set a target of 250,000 dollars. This group is spearheaded by a strong north Kerry band of Michael’s friends. Leah’s mother who is from Straban, Tyrone has also received huge support from Tyrone GAA and the people of Straban. They even managed to get some Tyrone players to wear wrist bans at the All-Ireland semi final plus her profile and fund raising appeal appeared at half time during the match. The Tarbert community set up a committee spearheaded by Breda Lavery and her daughter Laura and the first meeting was attended by over fifty people. It was decided then a video race night be held to defray medical costs and to ensure Leah continues to receive the care she needs. This will be held in Carmody’s Bar, Tarbert on Friday October 2nd. The response from the Tarbert community and further afield has been extraordinary and the target of raising a massive 50,000 euro is within sight.
ANAM CARA - HERE TO HELP
Anam Cara is an organisation that supports bereaved parents, Anam Cara support groups are situated throughout Ireland and provide parents a safe, comfortable environment where they have the opportunity to connect with other bereaved parents. Anam Cara is an inclusive organisation where parents do not identify themselves by their children’s age, how they died, or if their death was recent or many years ago. What Anam Cara provides is a safe place for bereaved parents to connect with others who understand the intensity of the grief and loss. Although Anam Cara does not offer counselling, each group has a lending library and information on the other services available to parents and families in the local community. Anam Cara is holding its monthly Parent Evening on Tuesday 13th of October 2015 from 19:30 to 21:00 in Recovery Haven 5 Haigs Terrace, Killerisk, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Anam Cara Services are available free of charge to all bereaved parents. For further information please see our website at www.anamcara.ie email us at info@anamcara.ie or call 01 4045378.
Listowel Laundry for the Elderly celebrating their return to work after completion of electrical work on their laundry in Listowel Family Resource Centre. The laundry service has been in existence for the past twenty nine and a half years and has served the community of Listowel and hinterland. The laundry is run by volunteers who give freely of their time each week
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NEW PROGRAMMES AT LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE
Three new and exciting programmes will take place at Listowel Family Resource Centre in the coming weeks. If you are a parent, grandparent, child minder, foster parent or guardian the following programmes or events may be of benefit. Parenting when Separated: This is a six week program for parents who are co-parenting or trying to parent under different circumstances…It is a practical based learning group. This course begins Thursday 8th October 2015 at 10am – 11.30am. Rainbows Listowel: This is a twelve week programme for children who have experienced family separation, divorce or family/friend bereavement. This program is for children between the ages of 7 and 12. This begins Monday 12th October 2015 at 5pm – 6pm. First Aid for dads, mums, grandparents…Thursday 15th October 2015 at 7pm – 9pm. The cost is €10 per family. This is always a popular course especially if you are looking after children under the age of four. For more information and for clarification on any of the information above please contact Denis or Jean at 0682358 or feel free to call into Listowel Family Resource Centre, John B. Keane Road, Ballygologue, Listowel. Visit our website www.listowellfrc.ie or like us on Facebook: Listowelfrc
Causeway Comprehensive students currently taking part in a Couch to 5k
LISTOWEL’S BRENDAN O’ CONNELL IMPRESSES AT YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS AWARDS
Three of the county’s best young entrepreneurs have won a total investment of €50,000 through the Kerry County Council Local Enterprise Office, as part of the €2million Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur competition (#IBYE). Aimed at young and aspiring entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 30, Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur competition is an integral part of the Action Plan for Jobs and is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through the network of 31 Local Enterprise Offices. At a ceremony in Ballyseede Castle, Tralee on 30th September, 2015, awards were made for Kerry’s best start-up, best new idea, and best existing business, as well as an overall award for the best young entrepreneur in the county. The local winners and investments won were as follows: • Best New Idea (winning a €10,000 investment): Brendan O’ Connell from Listowel with his business proposal “Project Management Live” • Best Start-Up (winning a €20,000 investment): Shane Hassett, Killarney with his business Wazp, • Best Established Business (winning a €20,000 investment): Erika Fox, Glenbeigh, with her business 5A Digital • Erika Fox from Glenbeigh with her business 5A Digital was also named as “Kerry’s Best Young Entrepreneur”. All local winners will now represent Co. Kerry regional finals in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary on November 2nd. 2015 A total of 24 finalists will then compete at the Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur National Finals in December.
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LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Moira Griffin, Coolagown. Kitty Crowley nee Kelly, London & late of O’Connell’s Ave. ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Richard Roche, O’Connell’s Ave. Padneen Moran, Caherciveen OLD OR BROKEN MOBILE PHONES FOR NANO NAGLE Please drop into Denise in the Parish Office or contact Frank Greaney on 087 2536120 TRADITIONAL MUSIC LESSONS WITH ANNE MCAULIFFE Resuming in the Seanachie Centre, The Square Listowel, on Wed., 7th Oct., 2015, from 3.00 onwards. Instruments taught include Accordeon, Concertina, Whistle, Flute, Fiddle, etc. Beginners and advanced welcome. Contact 0876736337 and also Comhaltas Facebook page.
Jane & Michael McCarron’s 50th Anniversary from Cahirdown, Listowel who were surrounded by all their children. They celebrated the party in Allos Restaurant Listowel. Back row: James, Michael, Adrian, Niall, Declan, John, Sinead & Kevin. Front: Annemarie, Michael & Jane McCarron. Photo By www.jkphotography.ie
LIXNAW HURLING CLUB Coiste na nOg; Well done to our U-8’s and U-10’s who took part in the Tralee Parnells blitz in the John Mitchells Gaa grounds last Saturday . Both teams did fantastic with our U-8’s winning all 3 of their games and our U10’s winning 1 and only just losing out to Ardfert by a point and Ballyheighue by a goal , that was great result for our U-10’s as some of the young kids on that team have only just started playing hurling. Well done to our U-16’s who had a fantastic win against Ardfert last Thursday evening in Lixnaw, the boys impressed at every position on the field. The final score was Lixnaw: 6-6 Ardfert 2-4. The panel included: David Allen, James King, Niall Cullen, Tommy Kenny, Colin Waltz, Conor O Keffee (4-1), Cillian Fitzgerald, Shane McElligott (03), Brian McAullife (0-1), Rory McAuliffe, Mike Dennehy (0-1), Dara Shannon (1-0), Matthew Pike, Sean Kelliher(1-0), Aodhan Shanahan, Killian Brophy, Mikey Kelliher, James McMahon, Evan McCarthy Fixtures fro the week: Our U-13’s are taking part in the Crotta Ground Hurling Blitz this Saturday at 10-30am FIXTURES County Minor Hurling Championship Semi Final Lixnaw V Ballyduff/Causeway on Saturday October 10th @ 4.00pm. Venue to be decided County U21 Hurling Championship Quarter Final Lixnaw v Ardfert in Lixnaw this Sunday October 4th @ 1.00pm. COUNTY SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Congratulations to Kilmoyley who are the 2015 County Senior Hurling Champions. They defeated Ardfert 3-15 to 1-13 in the final in Abbeydorney last Sunday. LIXNAW HURLING CLUB LOTTO Jackpot €6,400. Nos Drawn; 5, 10, 30, 32. There was no Jackpot winner. €20 winners; Vernona McKessy, Finuge; Patricia O’Connor, Finuge. Martin Galvin, Ballinclogher. John Shanahan, Irrebeg. Willie Fuller, Lixnaw. Next draw Railway bar on Monday for a Jackpot of €6.500. SYMPATHY To the Roche and Maher families on the death of Jackie Maher, Ballyhorgan last weekend. May her gentle soul rest in peace. FINUGE/ST. SENANS Our U14’s visited Splashdown in Castlegregory – An outing arranged by coaches to celebrate the girls’achievements this season, for team building and for, most importantly, FUN! (Picture black/red wetsuits). Our U14’s played away to Kerins O’Rahilys on Tuesday 22nd September. FT score: KOR: 2-02 F/SS: 3-05. Well done girls! Our U16’s visited Predator Wargames, Tralee – An outing arranged by their coaches to celebrate the girls’achievements this season, for team building and for, most importlantly, FUN! (Picture green combats) Thanks to all who donated clothing etc. in our recycling collection. Your continued support is very much appreciated. LIXNAW HOSPICE Are holding a coffee morning Saturday the 3rd and Sunday the 4th of October after mass in the convent hall. All welcome
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ROSS'S CENTRA BALLYDUFF Are holding a 5k Walk in aid of Irish Cancer Society's Action Breast Cancer on Saturday Oct 17th @ 11pm. Sponsor cards are availabe from Shop or you can also support on the day. (walk begins from shop on the day). Your Support would be greatly appreciated. KNOCK SUNDAY OCTOBER 11th O’Sheas Bus will pick up passengers at Foleys Cross at 8am. Names to Margaret Griffin on (066) 7132515. SUPPORT AVAILABLE AT THE KERRY RAPE & SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE Find a place where you are listened to and understood. A place which will give you reassurance in the present and hope for the future. Our group will help you to share and work through emerging issues such as - - relationships, self esteem, assertiveness in a supportive way – come along Wed. evenings from 7 to 9pm for 12 weeks. Venue Kerry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre. Freephone 1800 633 333. HOMEWORK CLUB For both Junior and Senior Infant Children will commence in Maries ECCE Montessori Pre-School from Monday 21st Sept. Children will be met and collected from the Primary School at 2pm where they will be supervised while completing their homework. They will be dropped back up at 3pm in time for the school bus pick up. For more info contact (086) 3118269”. LIXNAW PARENTS AND TODDLERS GROUP NEED NEW MEMBERS Currently there are only 2 members. If you are interested in 2 hours of fun time for pre-school children then please come along to the Ceolann. The group re-open on Sept. 17th from 10.30am to 12.30pm at a cost of €3 per family. The group has been running successfully for 7 years. Please support it or otherwise the dream will fade into ashes. SCHOOL OPEN NIGHT St Joseph's Secondary School Ballybunion, will be holding their open evening for incoming first year students 2016/2017, on Thursday 8th October from 7.15 to 10.15pm. All Welcome. BEGINNING EXPERIENCE TO SUPPORT MEN AND WOMEN Who have suffered the loss of a loved one through death, separation or divorce. This support takes place at Ennismore Retreat Centre, Cork from Fri, Oct 2nd to Sun 4th. It helps people to work through the grief process and to discover for themselves that merely existing in life can be transformed into living a new life, though a different one. (087) 9886480. LIXNAW YOUTH CLUB Registration for Lixnaw Youth Club will take place on Friday 2nd October and Monday 5th October in Lixnaw Community Centre from 8.00pm to 9.00pm. Place are limited therefore priority will be given to last years youth club members and those from Lixnaw parish. Parents/Guardian must attend when registering members or they will not be allowed register. Its €15 per person and €25 for 2 from the same family. CCE LEAC SNAMHA All classes are now up and running in the Ceolann and places still available for the following: Comhrá Mondays 7.30-8.30, sean nós dancing Tuesdays 6.30-7.30, step dancing Wednesdays 7.30-9.30 and Sat 11.30-2.30 and music Thursdays from 5pm.Also anyone interested in singing or set dancing classes please contact our secretary, Bridie Stack on 7132462 or 086 1642373 and for all your comhaltas info its www.kerrycomhaltas.ie and Kerry CCÉ Facebook page. A major concert in aid of Donal Walsh foundation will be held in INEC Killarney on Sat Nov 21st, more details to follow. Slán tamall.
SET DANCING Classes resume Tuesday nights in Clounmacon Community Centre. Beginners at 8.00pm, others at 8.30pm. All welcome SEAN NOS DANCING CLASSES Resuming Wednesday evenings 7.30pm- 8.30pm in St. Patricks hall. For more information contact Anne-Marie on 086 3818502. All levels welcome. FOUNDATION SPORTS FUTSAL CLASSES Comes to Listowel Community Cemtre on Thursdays 6-9 year old's @ 4pm & 10-13 year old's @ 5pm. A fun fast indoor game loved by boys & girls new players welcome. €3 per session Starts 1st Oct. 087 1515627 for details. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A JOB OR TRAINING OPPORTUNITY? The INTREO Centre, Listowel is holding a Jobs Week event for Jobseekers Under 25 years on 29th Sept, 2015 at The Seanchai, Listowel from 8.30am to 11.00am. This is a free event for jobseekers to attend. Representatives from JobsClub, Listowel & Kerry Education & Training Board and The Department of Social Protection will also be available to answer queries. For more information contact your local INTREO Centre, Listowel 068 50030. VARIETY CONCERT In aid of Listowel and North Kerry Alzheimer daycare service on Friday October 23rd at St John's Theatre, commencing at 8pm. Contact 23584 for more info tickets 10 euro LISTOWEL BRANCH OF KERRY HOSPICE Are hosting a Coffee Morning on Friday 2nd Oct. from 10.30am. to 12pm. at “Christy’s”, The Square. Please come along and show your support. Anyone wishing t hold a coffee/tea advent in their own home please contact Jenny 08/63934134 or any committee member. LISTOWEL COMMUNITY CENTRE Three New Fitness Courses starting Week Sept 28th TRX Level 1 Course (4wks Mon+Wed) Kettlebell Level 1 Course (4wks Mon+Wed) Total Core Training Level 1 (4wks Tues+Thurs) Full list of Courses and Fitness Classes on Facebook page Listowel Community Centre/Tel 068-22244. ENABLE IRELAND KERRY SERVICES Would like to thank everyone who supported last weekend’s church gate collection in Listowel. The total raised was €1053. All money raised will be used to support our services in Kerry”. LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Winter's coming..dark nights drawing in quickly…An Garda Siochana are engaging in a Supporting Safer Communities Campaign and Listowel Family Resource Centre (Listowel FRC) is supporting and assisting them. Gardai will give a talk in Listowel FRC on Friday, 2nd October 7.00 - 8.00pm focusing on safer communities and topics will include: Burglary prevention tips | Home security checklist Supporting your neighbours | Questions & Answers Spread the word and bring your neighbour SKELLIG LECTURE 'New insights into Skellig Michael - Kerry's UNESCO World Heritage Site' by archaeologist Maggie Prendiville in Killarney Library on Tuesday, October 6, at 7.30pm. All welcome. LISTOWEL BRIDGE CLUB Bridge lessons commencing Thursday 15th October for 8 weeks, those interested please contact either of the following numbers: Marie Galvin 086 081 7407 or Maria O’Connor 087 755 4996. IT'S BACK! DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you
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On Friday, Scoil Iosagain Ballybunion had a very special visitor, past pupil Eoin McDonald. Eoin was there to collect his prize for being selected as 2015 Top Sports Person in the school. He was awarded The Bennett Perpetual Cup. These awards were handed out in June and at the time Eoin was in Italy at the World Taekwon-Do Championships.
Proud daddies of the Beale u15 Super Touch Division 2 winners
From these world games Eoin brought home 3 world medals!!! Gold in team sparring, silver in patterns and silver in individual sparring. Along with Eoins great achievemonts, his Dad Mike won a silver medal and his sister Ciara won one each in gold, silver and bronze. That's 7 world medals for one family! Scoil Iosagain, along with St.Josephs Secondary School, where Eoin now attends, would like to congratulate Eoin and wish him all the best. Photo by Marie Rohan
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COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS Monday 21st September draw was held in the Bunker Bar . The numbers drawn were 2, 18 ,22 & 28 There was no winner of the €4350 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are €40 Eileen Canty, Lahesrough, c/o Courtney’s Bar, €30 James Buckley,GAA Annual Ticket €20,Katheen Guerin,c/o ‘Chubby’, c/o Mikey Joe’s Bar 5 Free Tickets: Patie O’Mahony, c/o Bunker Bar. Next weeks’draw will be held in “The Railway Bar”on Sunday 27th September at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,400 Sunday 27th September draw was held in the The Railway Bar . The numbers drawn were 9, 18 ,22 & 27 There was no winner of the €4400 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are €40 Maria Purtill, Rahoona c/o Post Office, €30 Tom Cox East End c/o Attic Bar €20, Marie Scanlon Ballyeigh 5 Free Tickets: Mike Rice, Asdee c/o Mikey Joe’s Bar. Next weeks’ draw will be held in “The Exchange Bar”on Sunday 4th October at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,450
ART & CRAFT CLASSES FOR CHILDREN The Cottage Studio Cinema Lane holds Art and Craft Classes for children every Saturday at 11am & 230pm. All materials supplied. Contact: Marie 086 0664435.
Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their support in buying our weekly lotto tickets
SCHOOL OPEN NIGHT St Joseph's Secondary School Ballybunion, will be holding their open evening for incoming first year students 2016/2017, on Thursday 8th October from 7.15 to 10.15pm. All Welcome.
CASHEN VALE BOXING CLUB The Boxing Club is continuing light training sessions every Wednesday night in the Ballybunion Community Centre from 7pm.These training sessions are suitable for all ages, sexes and skill levels. So don’t worry if you have never boxed before, each session is designed so you never feel out of your depth, and train at a level that suits you. So if you are interested in getting involved, why not drop in to the Boxing Gym, and see how it goes. ECOTREK BALLYBUNION Cycle & Stroll Through History Ecotrek Ballybunion guided walking tours take place every Sunday at 3pm. Contact Danny on 087 3539613 or email info@ecotrekballybunion.com BALLYBUNION HEALTH & LEISURE CENTRE Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre is open Mon – Fri from 8am – 10pm and at weekends from 10am – 8pm. There are numerous exercise & fitness classes including Aqua Aerobics, Aqua Biking and Spin. For a list of available exercise classes please contact recep-
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Barry & Oisin Healy at the launch of Asdee Rovers Euro Draw.
Crazy Golf Crazy Golf will be open Weekends for the Winter Season with the new addition of Foot Pool. We are also taking bookings for children's baking and crazy golf birthday parties. Please Contact Marie on 087 6415513 INJURY REHABILITATION CLINIC Treatment and rehabilitation of all musculoskeletal and sports injuries available. Pitch side emergency care for match day also provided. Located at the Medical Center, Cliff Rd, Ballybunion. Contact Deirdre Mulvihill for appointment on 0874683588.
WEIGHT WATCHERS New Venue for Weight Watchers Ballybunion – Classes now take place in Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre on Thursday morning from 10am – 11am & Thursday evening from 630pm – 730pm. THE CHRISTMAS CRAFT & FOOD FAIR The Christmas Craft & food fair will be held in the Community Centre on Sunday 18th October. SET DANCING CLASSES Kilcooley’s Ballybunion Every Thursday Night 8pm – 10pm. Teacher Timmy Woulfe. NOTES If you would like to include anything in The Ballybunion Notes please forward to email address below or just drop it into the Tourist Office. ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com or mail@ballybunionnews.com
Presentation to prizewinners in the Coco Boutique Listowel competition played on the Cashen Course on Sunday 13th September. Front: Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll, Sponsor Jennifer Stack, Winner Janice O'Connell, Lady President Rose Molyneaux. Back: Noreen Browne, Dori Cotter, Geraldine Gallagher,. Georgina Keane, Margaret McAuliffe, Eleanor O'Sullivan, Mary O'Donoghu, Maria Shanahan.
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on the night. Tickets cost €2 each. More details onwww.locallotto.ieor onwww.crottagaa.ieor from Crotta club officers.
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KILFLYNN COMMUNITY TOGETHER Family Fun Walk will take place on Sunday 4th October at 11a.m. starting from the village car park. Register on the day from 10.30a.m light refreshments and entertainment afterwards. So come along and join the fun !!!!!
LAUNCH The Launch of the Kerry Hurlers Strictly Come Dancing will be held in Parker's Lounge Bar on Friday night 2nd October at 9.30 pm. The dancers will be revealed on the night. All are welcome to attend.
CHARISMATIC CONFERENCE Will take place in the Cork International Airport Hotel on Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18. Theme Eucharistic Amazement. Main Speakers Fr Jim McManus, CSsR and Marie Beirne.
NEW ARRIVAL Warmest Congratulations are extended to Mike Lynch and Ciara Canty, Tullig Kilflynn on the birth of their baby Son, Daithi, at Kerry General Hospital, Tralee on Friday 25th September, and a brother for Michael-Og. Wishing them all the best with the new arrival.
SUPPORT GROUP Dyslexia and Dyspraxia, Parent and Support Group meet in the Listowel Family Resource Centre on the first Friday of each month September to June at 8 pm. New members are always welcome. For more information please contact the centre on 068 23584 or email Mary Collins at kdyslexiadyspraxia@gmail.com
SCHOOL OPEN NIGHT St Joseph's Secondary School Ballybunion, will be holding their open evening for incoming first year students 2016/2017, on Thursday 8th October from 7.15 to 10.15pm. All Welcome.
A.G.M. Ballylongford/Tarbert Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (CCE). Will hold their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday October 6, at St. Oliver’s N.S. at 8pm. All members are asked to attend and new members are welcome.
CAUSEWAY BABMINTON We have started back playing babminton again on Tuesdays at 9.00pm in Causeway sports hall. We are starting up a club this year and we are looking for new members to join so anyone interested, please come along. All welcome.
CREDIT UNION As and From, October 9, 2015 the Glin and Tarbert Credit Union office hours on Friday evenings only will change to; open at 5:30pm close at 7pm.
SCHOOL FOOTBALL Kilflynn National School football team commenced their St. Brendan’s Board Allianz Cumann na mBunscol competition with a 3-07 to 0-10 victory over a gallant Abbeydorney national schools side in the sportsfield, dromakee on Wednesday 23rd September. Kilflynn are away to St.Brendans School, Fenit on Wednesday 30th September in the next round. CREATIVE WRITING Children’s Creative Writing Classes commence at the Seanchai Centre, Listowel on Saturday October 3rd at 9.30 am. The class will run for 8 weeks and is suitable for children age 7 to 12 years. To book tel. (068) 22212, email: info@kerrywritersmuseum.com. GROUND HURLING TOURNAMENT The Annual U-13 Ground Hurling Tournament for the Eddie Hayes Memorial cup will be held on Saturday 3rd October in the Sports field Dromakee, Kilflynn. Action begins at 10.30 a.m. See the young hurlers of the future in action. HURLING FINAL The Garveys Supervalu County Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday 27th September. Kilmoyley 3-15 to St.Brendans 1-13. Congrats to Kilmoyley and Hard luck to Ardfert. Well done to The Abbeydorney Hurling Club who did a great job on hosting the final. Also to Ger Doyle and North Kerry Hurling Board who produced a excellent programme for the game. CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer Sean Quilter, Kilflynn on Monday Night 28th September in Herbert's Bar, Kilflynn were 1, 8, 9 and 22. There was No winner of €3,000 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: John Grahame, C/o Fred, Abbeydorney, Jennifer Falvey, Garrynagore, Lixnaw and John Grahame, C/o Fred, Abbeydorney. The next draw will take place in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn on Monday 5th October, with a 3,100 Jackpot. Tickets are available at 2 Euro each or 3 for 5 euro from Club tickets sellers or you can also play on the Crotta lotto on line now, check outwww.crottagaa.ieorwww.locallotto.ie CROTTA LOTTO ON LINE You can now directly support Crotta Hurling club by playing our weekly Fund-raising Lotto Online. Enter your lines of numbers for up to a year in one go, you need never miss a draw again! When playing online you will receive the Lotto results and club news updates by email after each draw has taken place. To play the Crotta GAA Lotto, four numbers are selected from 1 to 28. If anybody matches the four numbers selected on the night he or she wins/shares the Jackpot. There are also 3 Lucky Dip prizes of €35 drawn
HURLING RESULTS The Crotta and South Kerry U16 Hurlers must meet again in The County Championship U-16 Final, when both team finished with a score of 1-16 each after extra time on Saturday 26th September in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney. There is no date of the replay. DARTS Eileen Brennan and Micheal O'Sullivan defeated Paddy Weir and J.P Twomey in the weekly double darts tournament in Parker's Lounge Bar on Saturday 26th September. The next darts doubles tournament takes place on Saturday night 3rd October at 10.30 p.m. in Parker's Lounge bar. Parker's Pub Darts team defeated McHales Stretford End, Causeway on Friday night 25th September by 6-01 at McHales in the north Kerry league, Parker's are away to Mikie O'Connor's Bar, Ballybunion on Friday night 2nd October. KILFLYNN PRESCHOOL Limited Junior pre school places available 9-12 (can drop off at 8.40) Afterschool places available collection from national school at 1.40 2.40. Also taking inquires until 5.30. Very reasonable rates. Please contact Deirdre Herbert on 085 1600085 KILFLYNN NOTES With a new deadline of Monday at 12 noon , it is imperative that all news items for inclusion in the Kilflynn Notes be with the writer by 12noon on Mondays. Any items received after this deadline will not be included in that week's notes. The co-operation of all organisations and individuals is necessary to enable the weekly Kilflynn column to be included every week in The Tralee Outlook, The North Kerry Advertiser andwww.parkerspub.com. if you have any news for these notes, contact Mike Parker 066 7135129 or 087 9794541, drop them news items to Parker's Pub, email:kilflynnnotes@gmail.com
TARBERT BINGO Play every Wednesday evening at 8:30pm in the Community Centre, Tarbert. Good prizes and refreshments at interval. Everyone Welcome. CREATIVE WRITING Children’s Creative Writing Classes commence at the Seanchai Centre, Listowel on Saturday October 3, at 9.30am. The class will run for 8 weeks and is suitable for children age 7 to 12 years. To book phone (068) 22212, email info@kerrywritersmuseum.com. WEIGHT WATCHERS A class will take place every Thursday morning at 9.30am in the local Community Centre. Classes are open to both men and women. Make a start to make a difference. FUNDRAISER A video race night is being held this Friday night October 2, in Carmody’s Bar, Tarbert in aid of the Leah Carmody Fund. Commencing at 9pm, this promises to be a very enjoyable evening with the addition of a Marquee tent on the premises. There will be an auction race and some excellent spot prizes on the night and your support would be greatly appreciated. The organising committee would like to thank everybody who has so generously contributed to this fund to date. The response has been outstanding. Looking forward to seeing everyone next Friday night. DEATH Parishioners were shocked to learn of the untimely death of Timothy (Tim) Mahoney, of Kilcolgan, Tarbert, on Tuesday, September 15, 2015. Timothy passed away, peacefully, surrounded by his loving family at the Milford Care Centre, Limerick. Tim was a staunch supporter of community initiatives and was an active member of a number of parish committees. He had helped the Bingo Committee only weeks before his passing. Parishioners will miss this most obliging and honest gentleman. Timothy’s remains were waked at home on Thursday, September 17, between 5pm and 8pm. His remains were removed from his home to St. Mary’s Church, Tarbert on Friday, September 18, for requiem mass for the repose of his soul at 12 noon. Timothy was predeceased by his brother Tommy-Joe and is survived by: his wife Beatrice, son David, daughter Geraldine; daughter-in-law Paula, granddaughter Evie, brother John James, sister Marie (Carmody), brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins, relatives, and a large circle of neighbours and friends to whom our most sincere sympathy is extended. Interment took place at Kilnaughtin Cemetery, Tarbert. May He Rest in Peace! GAA LOTTO There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were 1, 12, 13 and 19. Lucky Dip winners were; Brian Carrig, Breda Buckley, Fintan Scannell, Maureen Stack and Alice O’Donnell, Sean Carrig and Shane O’Connor. Next week’s draw takes place in the Chinese Restaurant with a jackpot of €3,100. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto. Results and Fixtures: Tarbert seniors suffered another heavy defeat in the County League losing away to Currow on a scoreline of 6-12 to 1-8. Tarbert are now relegated to Division 3 next year and have one final game at home to Laune Rangers towards the end of the month. On a positive note it was great to see a large squad of players travel last Saturday and with other key players returning from injury the year is not over yet. Best of luck to Shannon Rangers seniors who take on Rathmore in Shannon Park next Saturday evening.
Kilmoyley Senior Hurling Team members with John Joe Delaney and AnnMarie Hassett from Causeway Comprehensive School after Kilmoyley won the Senior County Kerry Hurling Championship
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Coiste na nOg: Well done to the U-13 Tarbert Moyvane team who defeated a very gallant Beale team last Wednesday in Tommy Madder cup quarter final The team now take on St. Senan’s in the semi-final on Sunday week in Coolard.
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Moyvane girls U16 who recently won the County Div 3 league against Finuge / St. Senans
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LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday September 21st are as follows; the numbers drawn were 10, 11, 21 & 24. There was no winner of the €2,350 Jackpot and the Lucky Dip winners were; Gearoid Costello, Ballybunion Noan Condon, The Cashen, Ballyduff. Brendan Enright, Ardoughter, Ballyduff TV DRAW: K & P Dunne, Ferry Road, Ballyduff . Tony Horgan, Lisselton Padraig Harrington, Addergown, Ballyduff The weekly Lotto Draw takes place on each Monday night and there is €150 added when the Jackpot is not won. You may also play the weekly Lotto on line at www.ballyduffgaa.com NEWS FROM BUDS Irish Dancing Classes for Children with Michael Murphy on each Saturday €5 per class
Get Moving 2015 Walking groups that suit you - walking group every Monday & Wednesday at 7.30pm meeting at Bud's - Programme will include weigh in and Record (optional) - 30 Day's 50,000 Steps - Couch to 5k - Chat & Stroll
"Baby & Toddler Group" - meet every Thursday from 10.30am – 12.00noon. A great place to meet & chat - Invite open to all new mums and mums to be mums/dads/grandparents/child-minders and carers with children your child’s age and your child can make new friends too.
Buddies Childcare Centre providing all your childcare needs - Please contact Elaine/Laura (066)7148883 for booking or more information on services available A selection of meeting rooms available for hire / rent reasonable rates with interactive white boards, Internet and PowerPoint presentation equipment Printing Photocopying IT Service, Refreshments and lunch menu available catering for all your needs. Contact Katie (066)7148883
FLOOD RISK Are you at risk of flooding? A Public Consultation is being held on developing options to manage flood risk in your area. Your comments on the preliminary options would be most welcome. These will be on display on the day. A Public Consultation Day for the Cashen will be held on this Wednesday September 30th at Buds Family Resource Centre, Ballyduff from 2.00pm – 7.30pm. For more information please visit the project website www.shannoncframstudy.ie in partnership with Kerry County Council. SCHOOL OPEN NIGHT St Joseph's Secondary School Ballybunion, will be holding their open evening for incoming first year students 2016/2017, on Thursday 8th October from 7.15 to 10.15pm. All Welcome.
ACTION BREAST CANCER Ross's Centra, Ballyduff is holding a 5k Walk in aid of Irish Cancer Society's Action Breast Cancer on Saturday October 17th at 11am. Sponsor cards are available from the Shop or you can also support on the day. The walk begins from the shop on the day. Your Support would be greatly appreciated. Refreshments will be served afterwards.
CAUSEWAY BADMINTON We are back playing badminton again on Tuesdays at 9.00pm in Causeway Sports Hall. We are starting up a club this year and we are looking for new members to join so anyone interested, please come along on Tuesdays. All welcome.
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CARD RESULTS The results of the “41” Card Drive held at McHale’s Stretford End Bar, Causeway on Monday September 21st are as follows’ 1st & 2nd Divided – Billy Horgan & Mike Quille Sean Goggin & Kitty Brennan 3rd – Joe Higgins & Brendan Harrington TABLE PRIZES: Peggy Geary & Judy Couchman. Maurice Guerin & Kathy Neilan The “41” Card Drive continues on each Monday night commencing at 9.45pm sharp. Entry is just €5 and all are welcome
BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS Senior Football: Ballyduff lost to Moyvane in Ballyduff on Saturday evening in Round 10 of the Credit Union County Senior Football League Division 5. Scores were level on four occasions in the first half but a goal just before the break saw Moyvane lead 2 – 4 to 1 – 5. Two early second half goals put Moyvane in a strong position and despite a late Ballyduff rally Moyvane held out for a 5 – 12 to 2 – 11. Congratulations to Moyvane who have been promoted to Division 4 next year. Ballyduff line-out; Sean Browne; Johnny O’Regan, Paddy Moran, Mike Hussey; Anthony O’Carroll, Paul O’Carroll, Daniel O’Carroll; Roger Costello, Barry O’Grady; Padraig Slattery, Mikey Boyle, John Paul Leahy; Brian O’Carroll, Gary O’Brien, Thomas O’Rourke. SUBS: Thomas Slattery for P Slattery; Liam Boyle for B O’Carroll. Shannon Rangers: The senior footballers of Shannon Rangers will play Rathmore in the quarter final of the Garveys Super Valu County Senior Football Championship in Tarbert on this Saturday October 3rd at 5.00pm.
Surgery: Best Wishes for a speedy recovery to Padraig Boyle who underwent surgery on his knee in Santry Sports Clinic during week
COISTE NA NOG This was a very busy week for most teams with a lot at stake. Blitzes were the order of the week and the Ballyduff teams took home more than their share of silverware. Starting at Under-8 level, the usual big squad turned up in John Mitchell’s GAA Club on Saturday morning for the end of season Tralee Parnells hurling blitz. They produced a pair of terrific performances to win their first two matches well, only falling in the last match. The first half of each match was ground hurling only. After halftime, players were allowed to lift and strike the ball from their hands. The Ballyduff team impressed in both skills and did their coaches proud. The Under-10s arrived immediately after the Under-8s blitz ended to participate in their own end of season event. They also had a good day, finishing joint winners. Again, special credit is due to the training team who have brought these players so far this summer. Well done to all and we look forward to seeing as many of these players as possible advancing through the age groups in the coming years. The Christy Ring Cup, which made an appearance at the blitz, is just one of the possibilities that lay before some these players. Moving up to Under-13 level, the footballers were busy with the Feile na Gael Regional Blitz in Coolard on Saturday. Wins over Knock/Brosna, Beale and Listowel saw them through to the “A” final on the Sunday in Tarbert. After an intense tussle against Ennistymon of Clare in perfect conditions, the boys in Green eventually ran out comfortable winners. The thrilling win bodes well for next season’s main Feile competition. Meanwhile, the Under-14 hurlers captured the Mike Hennessy Memorial Cup in Friday’s final with a win over Abbeydorney in Causeway. Congrats to the team and mentors, and thanks for the well-deserved parade through the village afterwards! Finally, the Under-16 hurlers joined the younger teams by playing their own blitz in John-Mitchell’s on Saturday. After an early victory against Tralee Parnells, they were eventually overtaken by Abbeydorney in their final game. Well done on a great season!
MARIAN HALL BLOTTO No winner of the €20,000 Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 16, 22, 27, 32. Lucky Dips: €100 Bridie Lynch, Glin. €50 Frank Neylon, Listowel.
€20 each James Fogarty, Moyvane. Martin Foley, Lenamore. Shane & Niall Finucane, Keylod. The Brodericks, c/o Shines, Glin Road. Karen Shine, Glin Road. Free Tickets: Thomas & Paul O'Flaherty, 16 Woodgrove. Jack McGuillycuddy, Listowel. Francis Galvin, Barragougeen. Pauline Hegarty, Lisselton. Jackie Sugrue, Listowel. This week's Blotto Jackpot is €20,500 and the draw will be held on Thursday night, October 1st at Bingo in the Marian Hall. LADIES FOOTBALL Well done to the u14 girls who travelled to Castlegregory on Wed last and had a good win on a scoreline of 4-6 to 2-2 in the North Kerry League.The u8/10s continue to train on Fri evenings with Marguerite Lynch . CAR BOOT SALE AND INDOOR MARKET The monthly car boot sale and indoor market run by West Limerick community radio to help keep them on air takes place on Sunday, October 4th at the Community Centre, NCW. Gates open 7.30am.
Admission €2 per adult, children under 16 free with an adult. Further information 069 66200/087 6866450 or visit facebook page car boot ncw. Your support is greatly appreciated.
CREATIVE WRITING Children’s Creative Writing Classes commence at the Seanchai Centre, Listowel on Saturday October 3rd at 9.30am. The class will run for 8 weeks and is suitable for children age 7 to 12 years. To book tel. (068) 22212, email info@kerrywritersmuseum AUDACITY A play by Simon Mawdsley and directed by Merce Hobson will be performed at the Glorach Theatre, Abbeyfeale on Wednesday, September 30 and the weekend of October 24 next and then the following Friday and Saturday in St. John’s Listowel. In this comedy thriller, three men make an audacious plan to rob a large Department Store. The unlikely trio meet in a run-down basement flat to devise the most exciting thing they’ve ever done in their lives! But when the wives get involved things start to go badly wron.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE Monday, September 28th, Mass at 7.30pm for Joan O'Keefe (recently deceased Kent and late of Leitrim Middle). Wednesday, September 30th at 7.30pm for Mikey Joe Enright and deceased members of the Enright family. Friday, October 2nd at 7.30pm for Willie Stack and deceased members of the Stack family.
CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE Tuesday, September 29th at 7.30pm for Bill Buckley (recently deceased). Thursday, October 1st for Jennifer Cagney (Special Intention)
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DUAGH IT'S BACK! DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you Duagh/Lyre Community Games Bereavement Sincere sympathy from Duagh/Lyre Community games is with the family of Connie Mc Mahon, our thoughts and prayers are with his wife Kate, daughter Cara, son Conor, Connie's parents Tom and Peg, sister Noreen, brothers Dan, Johnny, Thomas, Seamus, Timmy and Terence, father in law Tom, mother in law Noreen and the extended McMahon and Murphy families. AGM - Duagh/Lyre Community games AGM will be taking place in the coming weeks, details to be confirmed. U10 GIRLS FOOTBALL Training has now concluded for U10 girls football. Last blitz is being held in Na Gaeil, Tralee on Saturday 10th Oct, further details to be sent next week to team players. DUAGH COISTE NA OG FUNDRAISING BLITZ Duagh Coiste na Nog are holding a fundraising Blitz over the next two weeks and are asking you all to do a clear out of clothes, coats, belts, shoes and/or handbags. Your continued support is appreciated. Clothes collection bins are at the entrance to O Connor’s Hardware Duagh and at the Lyreacrompane Resource Centre where clothing can be dropped at any time or if you have some bags for collection the Club will arrange to collect them from your home if you contact us on 068 45555 or 087 6551257. Do not hesitate to ring us to collect.
VACANCY EXISTS On Community Employment for a Caretaker and a Housekeeper / Assistant Cook in Lyreacrompane Resource Centre. Start dates October 19th and 26th 2015. Please contact 068 48369 or email islandcrown9@gmail.com ST. JOSEPH’S BASKETBALL CLUB Do you want to try a new sport across the Winter months that will compliment your football and other outdoor sports. Here at St. Joseph’s Basketball club we cater for both boys and girls from 6 years old all the way up to 18. We have teams at all even age groups participating in the Kerry Area Board Leagues. Our club has been in existence for over twenty years and we have a very proud tradition of Kerry and indeed international players. So why not come along to the new Duagh Sports and Leisure Complex and try your hand at one the fastest indoor sports in the world. We also have a senior mens and womens basketball team that participates in the Kerry Area Board leagues and we would welcome new players to these teams as well. For more information and details please see our face book page or ring 087-6725979 or 087-9560165. LYREACROMPANE TENNIS CLUB Will resume tennis lessons with John Hennessy, Tennis Coach Ireland, on Friday October 2nd at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre. 4.15 to 5pm juniors/beginners 5.15 to 6pm advanced Please contact John Hennessy 087 6830350 MOBILE LIBRARY Will be at Duagh national school from 9.45 to 10.15am at the National School and from 10.15-10.45 at the Family Resource Centre on Wednesdays 14th and 28th of October. It will be in Lyreacrompane on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m.
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RECENT DEATH The death has occurred of Bridget O'Connor (née Quinn), 7 Markievicz Park, Athea. On September 24th 2015 peacefully but suddenly at her home, Bridget wife of the late Michael. Sympathy is extended to her daughters Mary, Nora and Tricia, sons John and Michael, sisters, daughter-in-law Catherine, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, grandchildren Peter, Chloe, Rachel and Nial, cousins, nephews, nieces, relatives, very kind neighbours and her many friends. May she rest in peace.
GALA WEST LIMERICK FASHION SHOW In aid of invalid section of Limerick Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes will be held in the Devon Inn Hotel, Templeglantine on Wednesday 7th October. Tickets €10 available from committee or at the door. Please support if you can.
COMMUNITY COUNCIL RESULTS FOR DRAW ON 26/09/2015 No's Drawn: 4, 19, 22, 25. There was no winner €20 each: D. de Barra, Cratloe. Joan Griffin, Coole West Stephen O'Connell, c/o J. Sheehy. Elaine Guiney, Brosna €200 Draw Entrants: Theresa O'Connor, Hillside Drive Sean Fitzgerald, Batt's Bar Sellers: Lal Browne & C.C. Next Draw October 3rd at J.P.'s. Jackpot €8,200 ATHEA UTD The results of our weekly lottery draw for Monday, September 28th at Donies as follows - Jackpot was €20900. Numbers drawn 4, 5, 19, 25. No Jackpot Winner. Lucky dips to the following – Betty Gaire, Duagh. Catherine O'Connor, Currow. Shane Hughes, Moyvane. Dylan O'Shea, Glin. Willie O'Connor, Killarney. Sellers Margaret Dalton & Kevin O'Keeffe. New jackpot €21000 at Whites Bar on Monday, Oct 5th FIXTURES Saturday, October 3rd U10s home to GB Rovers at 11.30am. U14s away to Abbeyfeale Utd B at 1pm. U17s home to Rathkeale in the FAI U17s Cup at 2pm Sunday, October 4th - Juniors home to Breska Rovers at 2.30pm LAST MAN STANDING KICKS OFF THIS WEEKEND - Athea Utd are again running the very popular Last Man Standing Competition for the coming season. Currently we are distributing the LMS cards for the first series of games which begins this coming weekend, Saturday/Sunday October 3rd/4th. The LMS cards should be completed by now and returned to the committee. The Top of the Town are sponsoring our first of this seasons Last Man Standing Competitions with €300 going to the winner and the club thanks them for their sponsorship. We also have a €50
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SET & SOCIAL DANCE CLASSES Sets and social dance classes for beginners started on Monday, September 21st from 8-30 to 10-30pm. at the Top of the Town, Athea and will continue on Monday nights for the winter. Set dancing for advanced dancers at the GAA Clubhouse, Abbeyfeale on Wednesday nights starting September 23 from 8-30 to 10-30pm. Social dance classes at The Railway Bar, Abbeyfeale on Tuesday nights starting September 29 from 8-30 to 10-30pm. For further information contact 087-9267037/087-6101936. FARM SAFETY SEMINAR A seminar entitled ‘How safe is your farm’ will take place at the Devon Inn on Thursday, October 15 at 7pm. It is organised by Abbeyfeale and District Initiative and will feature the National Chairperson of IFA’s Farm Family Committee Maura Canning, the Development Officer with Muintir na Tire Diarmuid Cronin and James Clarke from Adare who survived a farm accident. This is a free event and refreshments will be served. All welcome. SINGING CLUB West Limerick Singing Club are now hold monthly singing session on 1st Friday each month the Ramble Inn, Abbeyfeale 9pm IT'S BACK!...DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you KILEANEY LOTTO There was mo winner of the jackpot. Numbers drawn were 4, 23, 26, 29. House draw Sean and Paddy Knockdown. €80 Deirdre Hanrahan Ballygultine. €30 Declan Greaney c/o Moors. €20 Kathleen Hanrahan Ballygultine. €20 Joan McKenna Glin. €20 Noreen Hanrahan Ballygultine. 5 free to M Scanlon Glin and Anto Collins. New jackpot of €21,200 at the Magpie Bar, Glin on October 4th.
BALLYLONGFORD BALLYLONGFORD/TARBERT C.C.E. All classes resume on Friday the 2nd October at the usual times. A.G.M. - Ballylongford/Tarbert C.C.E. The A.G.M. will take place on Tuesday October 6th at St. Oliver’s N.S. at 8.00pm. All members are asked to attend and new members are welcome. BALLY RACES A NON RUNNER Unfortunately the recent bad weather took its toll with the cancellation last Sunday of the Annual Bally Races. The field at Jeremiah Moran’s in Lenamore failed as a result of the recent torrential rains over a fortnight ago. But the local committee are trying their utmost in getting an alternative date, but this will not be before October 11th as Asdee Races go ahead in Littor Strand on Sunday next with a full eight race card commencing at 1.30pm. Music and craic will be in the village of Asdee on Sunday evening and should not be missed. On Sunday week it will be the return of the Athea Horse and Pony Races and again a full programme of events are scheduled for this venue. BEREVEMENT The whole community was shocked and saddened on learning of the passing of the late Tom O’Sullivan R.I.P. of Ahanagran who passed peacefully at his residence in the company of his family on Tuesday morning last 22nd September. Tom was a gentleman to his finger tips and this was truly reflected in the large crowds that visited the family home where his body lay in repose from Tuesday until Thursday evening of last week and again at Requiem mass on Friday morning last. Born and reared in Carrigane, Littor, Asdee, Tom enjoyed a great life in which he worked hard from a young age, and having met the love of his life the late Nell (nee Enright) R.I.P. they settled down a reared a wonderful family of six children. Like everybody, both Tom & Nell witnessed all the ups and downs of life especially during those years in which work and jobs were very scarce in rural Ireland. Being the backbone of the staff at Hanrahan’s Bakery & Confectionary in Ballylongford, Tom made numerous friends through his daily work travelling all of North Kerry and West Limerick for most of his life. He was a very patient and attentive man never too busy to enjoy the company of young or old whether they be family, friends or people that he had just met for the first time. His leisurely interests included many hobbies, he loved the outdoor life and particularly loved the water and fishing for salmon during the summer when fishing was then allowed on the Shannon Estuary. He enjoyed working with young people and helping them in various activities, and encouraging them get a good start in life which he demonstrated so successfully as a very successful and very influential part of the very successful “Bally Youth Club” in the early 70’s where he was a highly respected member of the parents committee at that time. He was a deeply religious man, practicing his faith at the local St Michael’s Church where he also helped with collections and other activities. He was a wonderful family man and was very proud of each of his children their families and his, grandchildren and great-grandchildren who all dearly adored him, to his grieving family daughter Ann, sons Jimmy, Michael, Tommy, Seán and Donal, son-in-law, daughters-in-law, nephew, grandchildren, great-granchildren, relatives and friends we extend our deepest sympathies. Tom’s remains were wakened at his residence at Ahanagran, on Thursday last between 3pm and 7pm followed by removal to St Michael's Church, Ballylongford. Requiem Mass took place on Friday morning at 11am with Funeral immediately afterwards to Lislaughtin Abbey. Family flowers only please. May he Rest In Peace. ASDEE ROVERS NEW SEASON Asdee Rovers are still looking for one or two key players in certain positions between the age of 6 and 15 and want to play soccer. The fee for the season is only €60 per player with academy players only paying €25 the cheapest in North Kerry. Training takes place on Saturday morning’s at10.30am finishing at 12 noon in Asdee. Anyone still not registered can do so on Saturday morning or contact Steve on 0876223628 all welcome. BALLYLONGFORD YOUTH CLUB Enrolment for Ballylongford Youth Club is September 25th from 20:00-20:30 ONLY. €20 per child or €30 for two from same family, to be paid on the night. Parent required to be there on the night to sign forms. No club on that night, Youth club starts on the 2nd. SCHOOL OPEN NIGHT St Joseph's Secondary School Ballybunion, will be holding their open evening for incoming first year students 2016/2017, on Thursday 8th October from 7.15 to 10.15pm. All Welcome. GOLF Congratulation to Adrian Walsh who was a member of the Ballybunion Team who won the AIG Jimmy Bruen Shield for the first time since 1979 in Carton House on Saturday 19th last. CREATIVE WRITING Children’s Creative Writing Classes commence at the Seanchai Centre, Listowel on Saturday October 3rd at 9.30am. The class will run for 8 weeks and is suitable for children age 7 to 12 years. To book tel. (068) 22212, email info@kerrywritersmuseum.com. BALLYLONGFORD G.A.A. CLUB Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw 25/9/2015. Jackpot €2750. Numbers Drawn 1, 17, 19, 21. No Winner. Lucky Dip Winners - €20 Patricia Dee Carrig Island, €20 Ann Flaherty Lenamore, €20 Sheilanne Dee Ballyline Three Free Tickets Ivan Falvey Glebe House. Bar Prize Sponsored by Speedy's Chloe Griffin Tarbert. Thank you for your Support. WISHING TO INCLUDE ITEMS Please remember that the deadline for items of inclusion is on Sunday evenings before 8pm please. To contact me please phone me on either of the following numbers (068) 43938 or 0879528919 or by email at: estuaryprint@eircom.net.
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Ballylongford/Asdee Coiste na Nog receiving their GAA gear as part of the Garveys Listowel Supporting Local GAA Promotion. L-r Jim Garvey Garvey Group, Stephen Mulvihill, Brendan Keane, Paddy O Neill, Siobhan Keane, Paul O Connor Manager Garveys Listowel . Photo by John Stack
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The Bridge of The Feale - A photograph taken by St. Michael's Colleeg Student Cameron Joy
Pictures from Dursley Male Voice Choir night at The Tintean in aid of Aras Mhuire Nursing Home and Listowel Rugby
Presentation to prizewinners in the Listowel Arms Hotel Strokeplay competition played on the Old Course on Sunday 6th September. Front row: Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll, Sponsor Kevin O'Callaghan, Winner Colleen McElligott, Lady President Rose Molyneaux. Back row: Eleanor O'Sullivan, Janice O'Connell, Rena Blake, Jean Liston, Mary O'Donoghue, Maria Shanahan, Catherine Moylan.
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Dan & Kay Sullivan, East End, Ballybunion, who celebrated their 46th Wedding Anniversary at the Marine Links Hotel, with a great family, fine food & fine wine. www.bennettphotographers.com
Brian Hayles, Kevin Frost, Iarla O'Mahony and Paul Enright. All members of the Ballybunion winning Jimmy Bruen Team
Eamon Kennelly, Maria Keane, Louise Dillon, Colette & Mikey Kennelly at Louise's 30th birthday in The Saddle Bar last Saturday night
Councillor and Town Mayor Jimmy Moloney delighted after Listowel were named Tidy Towns Best Small Town in Ireland winners
Listowel Tidy Towns’ active volunteers Claire Moloney & Mary Hanlon pose with that all important trophy, following their triumphant return to town. Photo jd.jnr
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Christy Sheehy celebrating his 65th birthday with his 3 brothers Declan, Maurice and Kevin and also his mammy Maureen in ‘The Corporate Box’ in Christy’s Listowel
Listowel Laundry for the Elderly celebrating their return to work after completion of electrical work on their laundry in Listowel Family Resource Centre
Eimear Quinlan Lixnaw and Clodagh Murphy Listowel both Lixnaw CCE with teacher Deirdre Granville at the recent Kerry Harp ensemble in Muckross House Killarney
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Ballydonoghue Coiste na Nog receiving their GAA gear as part of the Garveys Listowel Supporting Local GAA Promotion. Front L-r Paddy Foley, Allen Foley, Tom Foley, Emmett Kelly. Back L-r Jim Garvey Garvey Group, Donal Foley, Sean Lyons, Pat O Sullivan, Paul O Connor Manager Garveys Listowel. Photo by John Stack
22 years of hard work finally pays off: Having earlier scooped Ireland’s Tidiest Small Town Award 2015; a delighted Team Listowel celebrates in Brosnan’s Bar Market St., on Monday night. Photo jd.jnr
Iarla O'Mahony and Mark Dilger celebrate after winning their match 5 & 4 for Ballybunion in the All Ireland Jimmy Bruen Final in Carton House
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BOOK OF THE WEEK in association with
Woulfes Bookshop Listowel’s Only Dedicated Bookshop Church St, Listowel - T. 068 21021
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A SLANTING OF THE SUN by Donal Ryan An old man looks into the fearful eyes of a burglar left to guard him while his brother is beaten; an Irish priest in a war-torn Syrian town teaches its young men the art of hurling; the driver of a car which crashed, killing a teenage girl, forges a connection with the girl’s mother; a squad of broken friends assemble to take revenge on a rapist; a young man sets off on his morning run, reflecting on the ruins of his relationship, but all is not as it seems.
Donal Ryan’s short stories pick up where his acclaimed novels The Spinning Heart and The Thing About December left off, dealing with the human cost of loneliness, isolation and displacement. Sometimes this is present in the ordinary, the mundane; sometimes it is triggered by a fateful encounter or a tragic decision. At the heart of these stories, crucially, is how people are drawn to each other and cling on to love, often in desperate circumstances. In haunting and often startling prose, Donal Ryan has captured the brutal beauty of the human heart in all its hopes and failings.
Colm Whelan Listowel Transport presents the North Kerry under 15 Super-touch blitz's Div 1 Shield to Listowel Emmets captain Dylan Houlihan
Nadur Spa Manager Gina Groves, pictured with Alan Pan Official Make Up Artist with Estee Lauder. Alan popped in to visit Nadur Spa at Ballygarry House Hotel during his recent trip to Kerry, where he also picked up Gina's fabulous lip balm which Gina makes herself using by-products from her own bee hives.
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Finuge/ St Senans Ladies Coiste na Nog receiving their GAA gear from Garveys Supporting Local GAA Promotion. Seated: Aideen Cronin, Grace Bright, Kyra O Sullivan, Siun Cronin. Back: Isabella Bright, Jim Garvey Garvey Group, Catherine Callaghan, Dervla Cronin, Elenor Cronin, Scarlett Bright & Paul O Connor Manager. Photo by John Stack
Photo of the Best Dressed Young Racers at the recent Listowel Racing Festival
Pictures from Dursley Male Voice Choir night at The Tintean in aid of Aras Mhuire Nursing Home and Listowel Rugby
Staff of the Revenue Office Margaret O'Connell, Maeve O'Leary and John Colbert present Finbarr Mawe of the Ard Curam Day Care Centre with the proceeds of their Wear a Jersey Day
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Finuge Coiste na Nog receiving their GAA gear from Garveys Listowel Supporting Local GAA Promotion. Front: Sean O Donnell Power, Christopher Brophy, Aideen Cronin, Kyra O Sullivan, Siun Cronin. Back: Amanda O Donnell, Sabrina Murphy, Jim Garvey Garvey Group, John Cronin, Johnny Joy, Paul O’Connor Manager Garveys. Photo John Stack
Picture of of pupils from The Opening of The School Year Mass in Causeway Comprehensive school. Mass was held in Causeway Church on Wednesday September 23rd and the whole school attended
Listowel's Rebeccah O'Rourke RIBBF, Fitness Extravaganza Bikini Champion 2015. The competition was held in Dublin recently
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Listowel Emmets Coiste na Nog receiving their GAA gear from Garveys Listowel Supporting Local GAA Promotion. Seated: Aaron Kennelly, Geraldine Carey, John Carey, Thomas Kelly. Back: Aaron Carey, Jim Garvey Garveys Group, Mike Kennelly, Joe Kelly, Darragh Carey & Paul O Connor Manager Garveys Listowel. Photo by John Stack
Tidy Towns Committee on a visit to Jumbo's with the Trophy for Tidiest Small Town
Listowel Laundry for the Elderly celebrating their return to work after completion of electrical work on their laundry in Listowel Family Resource Centre
Ronan Cross, Iarla O'Mahony and Finbarr Carrig with the Jimmy Bruen Shield after winning the All Ireland in Carton House
Kids pictured at one of the recent Creative Writing classes at the Seanchai Centre Listowel
Above: Knockanure Junior Infants 2015 Right: Capt. Breandan Lynch presents the Pat Lynch Trophy to winner Ed Grimes at Ballybunion Golf Club on Sunday. Bennett's photography 068 28954 Far Right: Chloe Dillon presents the North Kerry under 15 Super-touch Blitz's Div 1 Man of the match to Stephen McCarthy Listowel Emmets
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LISTOWEL EMMETS
41 Card Drive: is back every Wednesday night at 9pm in the Clubhouse, great craic and sport to be had come along and bring a friend.
Monthly Draw: Emmets Monthly Draw will take place on Wednesday night 8.15pm in the clubhouse. All members to be in attendance.
Best Wishes: Listowel Emmets would like to extend their best wishes to Emmets players involved with Feale Rangers in this weekend’s Senior Football Championship against Legion on Sunday next at 2pm. Emmets Coiste na nOg Emmets U14s: are in the final of the North Kerry U14 Division 1 League on Sunday next in Ballyduff at 12noon. We wish the team and management every success in the final.
Emmets U15s: had a great win over Tarbert/Moyvane in the Super Touch Blitz at the weekend captained by Dylan Houlihan. They now go on to the County Competition which will take place in the coming weeks, best wishes to all involved and big thank you to John Dillon for organizing.
LISTOWEL CELTIC
Draw 28/09/15 - Numbers drawn 6-10-16-28 Jackpot €10,800 not won - Lucky Dip Winners: €40-Caroline Hughes,Moyvane €40-Leeanne Keane,86 O'Connell Avenue €20-Maura Dore,Clieveragh €20-Trevor Corridan,Bubnaghara €20-Brianna Keane,Greenville €20-Anne Brennan,Ballygologue Park €20-Jean Lynch,Kilocrim €20-Mike Holly,O'Connell Avenue Next Draw 05/10/15 at Joe Brodericks - Jackpot=€11,00 Yearly Tickets available for €50
BEALE GAA
The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 27th September was held in "The Railway Bar " The numbers drawn were 9, 18, 22, 27. There was no winner of the €4,400 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are: €40 - Maria Purtill, Rahoona c/o Post Office €30 - Tom Cox, East End c/o Attic Bar €20 - Marie Scanlon, Ballyeigh 5 Free tickets: Mike Rice, Asdee c/o Mikey Joe's Bar
Next weeks draw will be held in "The Exchange Bar" on Sunday 4th October at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,450 Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets
The game ended all-square when Beale Seniors took on Keel in the County League, Division 3, on Saturday evening. Little separated the teams in the first half and we went into the interval, just one point adrift, Beale 1-3, Keel 0-7. We hit a purple patch on the changeover with good defensive work and we tagged on four points without reply. In the third quarter, we had stretched our lead by 1-9 to 0-8 and the all-important win that we needed seemed within our grasp. But our opponents nipped away at our lead and, as we seemed to tire, it was their turn to score four points without a Beale answer. As the clock ticked, a nail biting finish saw the teams end up level: Beale 1-9, Keel 0-12. We were unlucky in front of goal in the second half when two goals chances were well saved. Beale team: Dermott Cummins, Colm Kissane, Neilus Mulvihill, Killian Walsh-O’Boyle, Andy O’Connell, Paul Collins, Dan Ellis (0-1), Jeremy King (0-1), Philly Blake, Ian Mannix, James McMahon (01), Ger O’Gorman (0-2(2f)), Darragh Buckley (0-4(4f)), Tom Joy, Barry O’Mahony (1-0). Substitutes: Johnny O’Sullivan for Andy O’Connell (injured), Shane Hanrahan for Ian Mannix, Jamie Culloty for Tom Joy. Third from the bottom of the table, we are in the relegation zone, going into our final game, against St Patrick’s, Blennerville. All to be played for, with a win here giving us a possibility of a play-off. Date yet to be confirmed. All roads lead to Ballyduff on Saturday for the long-awaited replay of the final of the County Minor League. Beale take on St Pat’s, Blennerville at 2 o’clock. It’s almost five months since the teams ended up all-square on seven points apiece in Ballyduff. Both teams served up some great football that evening despite adverse playing conditions. Regrettably Beale will be without injured Kerry Minor, Cormac Linane, who had a great game the last day.
Beale Seniors begin their quest to defend their North Kerry championship title when they play Ballyduff in the first round of the Bernard O’Callaghan Senior Football Championship 2015, a repeat of last year’s semi-final. Beale
contest the quarter final of the North Kerry Under-21 Championship against Knocknagoshel/Brosna in Ballybunion. Date to be confirmed. In the Junior Championship, Beale have received a first-round bye.
Shannon Rangers Seniors play Rathmore in round 3 of the County Senior Championship on Saturday in Tarbert.at 5 o’clock. Beale will be represented by Seán Dee, Jeremy King, tom Joy and Ger O'Gornman. Shannon Rangers Minors contest the semi-final of the County Championship against Dingle; while Dr Crokes and Mid-Kerry are the other semi-finalists. Beale players in the squad include Darragh Buckley, Killian Walsh-O’Boyle and Johnny O’Sulllivan.
Beale GAA are preparing for our annual Christmas social event. This year, instead of the White Collar Boxing, which proved a tremendous success for the past two years, we are planning to host Strictly Come Dancing. Anyone interested in competing, contact us as soon as possible.
BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB
Ladies Tuesday Voucher Competition - 22nd September 2015 1st Eleanor O’Sullivan (21) 36pts 2nd Dori Cotter (32) 34pts 3rd Georgina Keane (13) 32pts 4th Toni Quilter (17) 31pts
Ladies Competition Sponsored by John McGuire Chemist Listowel 1st Mary Pierse (31) 37pts 2nd Aideen O’Leary (36) 36pts Best Gross Margaret McAuliffe (6) 29gross 3rd Mary O’Donoghue (14) 35pts 4th Mary Whelan (30) 34pts (b6-12) 5th Marian Flannery (25) 34pts(b9-16) 6th Maeve Barrett (18) 34pts(b9-15) Front 9 Ann O’Riordan (17) 23pts Back 9 Marjorie Morkan (21) 18pts Seniors Sighle Henigan (16) 33pts Fixtures: Sunday 4th October Competition sponsored by L M Carey & Co.
ASDEE GAA
COUNTY LEAGUE. Asdee 3-7 Knocknagoshel 2-14. Whatever aspirations Asdee had of at least getting a play off for promotion ended at Willie Walsh Park, Knocknagoshel on Saturday evening last where the home side yet again proved to be their bogey team. Certainly the contribution of the Walsh brothers proved to be a major obstable to the visitors chances of victory as all 3 played major roles in their sides win with James 4pts and Edmond adding 6pts of their sides tally. It was obvious early on that Knock looked much sharper but Asdee will rue the many scoring opportunities that were squandered plus some woyful defending at times that saw some easy scores recorded by Knock even though the visitors led after 5mts with points coming from Cyril Dineen and Mike Breen with James Walsh firing over the opening score of the game. Further points from Edmond Walsh and a gift of a goal coming from David Cahill saw Knock ahead 1-4 to 0-2 after 12mts. Points were exchanged by Mike Breen and Noel Long for Asdee while James Walsh replied for Knock. However Asdee finished the half in style with the outstanding Noel Long and Mike Breen finding the net to leave the half time score; Asdee 2-4 Knock 1-5. On resumption Kieran Long cut the deficit to a single point inside the first minute but 4mts later a sweeping run from his half back position Kieran Kelly fed Cyril Dineen and he finished to the net in some style. Asdee 3-4 Knock 1-6. However Knock stuck in there and Edmond Walsh,2pts and Kieran Long 1pt saw the home side hit the front again by the 10th minute. Still Asdee dug deep and points from Eoin Kennedy and Sean Keane levelled up the tie as we approached the three quarter stage. Asdee 3-6 Knock 2-9. However this was as good as it got for Asdee as Knock took over with Noel Long adding his sides final point in the 21st minute and Edmond and James Walsh adding 2 a piece and Darragh O Connell had Knock well clear at the final whistle. For Asdee Darragh Keane, Kieran Kelly, Eoin O Carroll, Con Carmody, Noel Long, Cyril Dineen, Sean Keane and Martin Collins until injury ruled him out for the second half impressed. Overall a very successful County League campaign. Team; Conor Coughlan, Con Carmody, Martin Collins, Eoin O Carroll, Kieran Kelly, Sean Keane, 1pt,Noel Long, 1-2, John Doran, Padraig Ruddle, Mike Breen, 1-2, Eoin Kennedy, 1pt, Michael Walsh, Eoin Tydings, Cyril Dineen, 1-1, Darragh Keane. Subs used; Keith McNamara, Patrick Horgan, Dinny Dalton.
Pat Lynch Singles - Sunday 27th September 2015 1st Ed Grimes (10) 39pts. 2nd Milie Costello (21) 38pts. 3rd Tim Nolan (23) 37pts. Gross. Roderick Scott (9) 28pts 4th Mike Casey (13) 37pts. 5th Des O’Donnell (9) 36pts. (B-9 -21pts. 6th Mike Purtil (26) 36pts Senior. John Julian (19) 35pts. Back 9 Des O’Hanlon (6) 19pts. Fixtures: Ceann Sibeal Exchange Day Sunday 4th October.
CONGRATULATIONS. Belated congrats to the Kerry Minor Football team and Management and especially to both Jason Foley and Brian O Sheanachain from our neighbouring Ballydonoghue club on their star studded displays on All Ireland day and bringing the Tom Markham Cup back to Kerry for the second successive year. Both were part of both winning sides. Robert Bunyan was the last man from the parish to help the Kerry Minors to All Ireland Minor glory when he captained Kerry to defeat Tyrone forty years ago. (1975)
CLUB LOTTO: Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at The Thatch. The numbers drawn were 1,7,9,21. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: John Conway c/o Martin Sheehy, Mick Fitzgerald c/o Mike O'Mahony, Peggie O'Hanlon - Asdee, John Hennessy - Bedford, Tim Barry - Ballingown. Free Ticket winners : Mike Foley - Moybella, Caoimhe Lynch - Coolkeragh, Una Dillane - Killarda. Next draw, for a jackpot of €1,600 will take place in Tomaisin's on Friday night.
Shannon Rangers will take on Rathmore in the Garveys Super Valu County Senior Football Championship with Shannon Park, Tarbert as the venue on this Saturday October 3rd. Shannon Rangers Minors will take on Dingle in the Keanes SuperValue County Minor Championship Semi Final. Dr. Crokes will contest the other semi final against Mid Kerry. Down for decision on 24/25/26th of October.
BALLYDONOGHUE GAA
FIXTURES: Barrett Cup semi-final Ballydonoghue B v Castleisland Desmonds B on Sunday October 4th @ 2pm. Venue TBC. County Championship :- Shannon Rangers v Rathmore in Tarbert on Saturday October 3rd @ 5pm.
RESULTS: Co League Div4: Cordal 2-9. Ballydonoghue 3-17. Congratulations to our senior footballers and their management team, on copper fastening their promotion to Div 3 of the county league for next year and now look likely to go up as Div 4 winners (or at worst being involved in a playoff for top place). A marvellous achievement on their first attempt, having gained promotion from Division 5 only last year. Final game in county league at home to Cromane TBC. Team: Darragh O Shea, John Enright, John O Mahony, Billy Foley, Conor Kennelly, Stephen Lonergan, Jack Gogarty (0-1), Martin O Mahony, Tommy Kennellly, Jim Cremin (0-1), Eamon Walsh, Daragh Sheehy (0-6), Kieran Lynch (2-1), Damien Carroll (1-1), Jack Foley (0-3) Subs: Brian Ó Seanacháin (0-1), Diarmuid Behan, Pádraig Lyons (0-2), Stephen Foley (0-1), Wayne Dowling, Kevin O Donnell, William Kissane, Kevin Cremin. Managament team; John O'Carroll, Denis Lynch, Stephen O'Carroll.o for the second year will hoping to bring back the Tommy Markham cup.
FIXTURES Credit Union County Football League; Remaining game for Asdee; Home to Renard; Date to be confirmed. County Novice Championship Semi Final, Asdee v St. Senans; Sat/Sun October 25/26th. Winners here will play either Ballydonoghue or Lispole in the County Novice Championship final.
ASDEE ROVERS
ASDEE ROVERS F.C. EURO QUALIFIERS DRAW Asdee Rovers Have 2 Pairs Of Premium Tickets To the Ireland V Germany game which will be played on Thursday October 8th at The Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Tickets Are Only €5 To enter the draw with two chances to win a pair of tickets to the match. Tickets are limited so first come first severed. Contact Steve on 0876223628 or any Asdee Rovers Committee Members to enter. Asdee Rovers Lotto Results Monday 14th August numbers drawn 6, 10, 15, 21. No jackpot winner this week. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Helen O'Sullivan Tullamore Ballybunion, Samantha O'Sullivan Dirra Asdee & Kay Healy Clounamon Asdee. Next draw is on Monday 28th September at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €3,100 tickets are on sale from your local agent at €2 each or three for €5 don't forget you have to be in it to win it.
Asdee Rovers New Season Asdee Rovers are still looking for one or two key players in certain positions between the age of 6 and 15 and want to play soccer . The fee for the season is only €60 per player with academy players only paying €25 the cheapest in North Kerry.Training takes place on Saturday mornings at 10.30am finishing at 12 noon in Asdee. Anyone still not registered can do so on Saturday morning or contact Steve on 0876223628 all welcome.
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ST. SENANS GAA
St Senans GAA Lotto Results 27/9/15. Jackpot €10900. Numbers Drawn 10 15 19 20. No Winner Of Jackpot €30 Dominic O Connell Lixnaw €30 Bobby Hunt Kilflynn €20 John Walsh Glenoe €20 Darragh Kennelly Rathea Bottle Whiskey Ann Stack Rathea Next Week Jackpot €11000
BALLYLONGFORD GAA
Ballylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw 25/9/2015. Jackpot €2750 - Numbers Drawn 1, 17, 19, 21. No Winner - Lucky Dip Winners €20 Patricia Dee Carrig Island. €20 Ann Flaherty Lenamore €20 Sheilanne Dee Ballyline Three Free Tickets Ivan Falvey Glebe House. Bar Prize Sponsored by Speedy's Chloe Griffin Tarbert. Thank you for your Support.
Senior County League. Ballylongford 3-12 Austin Stacks B 3-12. Ballylongford collected a point in the penultimate round of the County League at Connolly Park Tralee. With two youthful teams lining out both sides played open attacking football with plenty of scores in perfect conditions. While playing against the wind it was Ciaran O'Connor who opened the scoring when he palmed over from close range in the first minute, Austin Stacks were soon into their rhythm and Brendan Caball fired over three quick points by the 6th minute.Thomas Doherty added a point before Ciaran O'Connor stepped up to take the first of his four penalties awarded to the visitors but Paddy Fitzgibbon was equal to his shot with a fine save. Joe McCarthy and Ciaran O'Connor added further points while Stacks were always keeping their noses in front with Brendan Caball and Shane Crowley finding the target.Ciaran O'Connor made no mistake with his second penalty which brought the sides level.Stack finished out the half better and Louie Ryle found the net after a good run just before the break. Half time score: Austin Stacks 1-8 Ballylongford 1-6.
David Culhane opened the scoring with two long range points in the opening minutes. Ciaran O'Connor and Paddy Fitzgibbon faced each other once again in the 4th minute for penalty number three with the goalkeeper bringing off another fine save Michael Lynch was on hand to salvage a point from the rebound.Ciaran once again made no mistake five minutes later driving his shot to the top corner to put Ballylongford into a three point lead a lead that was short lived as Brendan Caball added to his tally with a goal after a good passing move.Both sides exchanged points for the next quarter before a grandstand finish Ciaran O'Connor took pass from Joe McCarthy and shot to the net from close range in the 25th minute and once again Stacks hit back a minute later when full forward Sean Dukes made no mistake from the penalty spot despite the best efforts of Jake Lavery.David Culhane put Ballylongford back in front with a point in the 27th minute however Stacks Calvin Foley levelled the match a minute later.Both sides had an opportunity for the winner but a draw was a fair result on the day. Referee Eddie Barrett. Senior County Championship Shannon Rangers v Rathmore Saturday 3rd 5pm in Tarbert.
MOYVANE GAA
RACE NIGHT: Moyvane GAA would like to thank sincerely all who supported our recent Fundraising Video Race Night in Brosnan's Bar. We would like to our M/C thank Oliver Carmody who kept proceedings running smoothly, Ger Keane who provided the Races and Race Equipment, Tulsa Gleeson along with Eileen in the Printing Works for all of their work on the Race Book, Sean, Brenda and Kevin in Brosnan's Bar for their help and lovely food along with Laura, Gavin and Shea who looked after the Tote. Thank you also to all who took out Sponsorship and bought Horses for the Race Book and to all who participated in the Auction Race on the night. Congratulations to Karena Shanahan who won the €100 prize for Best Dressed Lady.
CROTTA HURLING CLUB
County U16 Hurling Final: Crotta O’Neills 1-16 South Kerry 1-16 This was meant to be the last game of the competition, but after a thrill-aminute rollercoaster, two brilliant teams were deadlocked and have to do it all again – for which any enthralled neutrals will be grateful. This was superb hurling all through, clean, tough, and loads of skill. South Kerry made a great start and went up by five points through Shane Kennedy and a brace from the outstanding Donal O’Sullivan ((1f) and Michael McCarthy. John Quilter fed Donal Hunt for a goal chance for Crotta, but Richard O’Sullivan made a great save. They were in real trouble at this stage, losing key battles all over the field, but bringing Barry O’Mahony out to midfield proved an absolute masterstroke and he gave a phenomenal display in the thick of the action. He had two points (1f) and Adam O’Sullivan had another before Barry’s long puck evaded everybody in acrowded square and hit the net to put Crotta ahead 1-3 to 0-5. Donal O’Sullivan and Barry O’Mahony swapped three points each at either end before O’Mahony with another two and Donal Hunt fired over to give Crotta a 1-9 to 0-8 half-time lead. Adam O’Sullivan stretched Crotta’s lead on the restart but ever-reliable Donal O’Sullivan slotted a free in reply, with Barry O’Mahony responding in kind. South Kerry got the fillip of a goal through a long ball straight to the net by Gearoid Fennessy and Donal O’Sullivan added a point to suddenly make it a one point game. If Barry O’Mahony calmed a few Crotta nerves, they were quickling jangling again when Donal O’Sullivan hit two for South Kerry, and there was a huge roar when Dan McCarthy brought them level. Scores flowed in quick succession. Barry O’Mahony from play. Donal O’Sullivan with a free. Extra time. The intensity took its toll on tired bodies in extra-time. John Quilter and Barry O’Mahony nudged Crotta O’Neills two ahead. Donal O’Sullivan pulled one back. Second half of extra-time. Donal O’Sullivan with a free. Level again. Daniel Casey made a great burst for goal but Aodhan Behan somehow managed to save it. Final whistle. All to do again….and it should be a fantastic spectacle. Crotta O’Neills: Aodhan Behan, Daniel Sheehan, Brian O’Connell, Darragh Behan, Dominic Nolan, Eamon Rohan, Ryan McElligott, Micheal Kennedy, Jeaic Kennedy, Adam O’Sullivan (0-2), John Quilter (0-1), Darragh O’Donoghue, Donal Hunt (0-1), Barry O’Mahony (1-12, 9f), James Sheehan. Subs Cillian Trant, Daniel O’Rourke
KERRY CCE
Naomh Breandain CCE Enrolment for music lessons & AGM for CCE Naomh Breandáin will take place on Tuesday 29th September in Cuil Mhuire (beside Ardfert Church) at 7:30pm. Lessons will begin on Monday 5th October in Ardfert Community Centre'.
West Limerick singing club monthly singing session will take place this Friday night 2nd of October @ 9.30 pm in the Ramble Inn bar Abbeyfeale, All traditional singers, Storytellers and listeners welcome.
2nd Jack Lyons and Jimmy Fitzgerald Commemorative Weekend is set for October 10th & 11th, at Kilcoolys Country House, Ballybuninon. A great weekend of music, song and dance is planned, so for all music lovers it is a weekend not to be missed. Special emphasis shall be give to fiddle and concertinas as these were the instruments of choice for both gentlemen. So an open invitation to all these musicans is issued to come along and join in the fun. AGM’s AGM for CCE Naomh Breandáin will take place on Tuesday 29th September in Cuil Mhuire (beside Ardfert Church) at 7:30pm. Ballydonoghue/Lisselton CCE AGM will take place on 4th October at 7pm in Lisselton N.S.
Ballylongford/Tarbert C.C.E. A.G.M. will take place on Tuesday October 6th at St. Oliver’s N.S. at 8.00pm. All members are asked to attend and new members are welcome. Causeway Comhaltas hold there AGM on Tuesday the 13th October at 8.30pm in Yallop’s, The Causeway Inn.
Lixnaw CCE will hold their AGM on Friday 16th October at 8pm in the Ceolann Lixnaw. All are Welcome
Listowel CCE will hold their AGM in the Seanchai Centre Listowel on Saturday October 17th at 3pm. We invite everyone to get involved in our branch as in 2016 Listowel will have the honour of hosting the 2016 Fleadh na Mumhan. "In Tune For Life" the Donal Walsh live life Foundation (Based on an idea by Tipperary box player Ned Kelly in conjunction with Ballycommon CCE, Killea CCE, Michael Murphy and Roisin Barrett of KBM productions) . On Nov 1st 2014 "In Tune For Life" took to the stage in University Concert Hall limerick. The sold-out concert was a phenomenal success, raising almost 20k for the Donal Walsh Livelife foundation. On Saturday 21st of November the show comes to the INEC Killarney and it promises to be a night to remember! The show demonstrates the high standard achieved by our young musicians and dancers whilst performing alongside the more experienced musicians from the 4 corners of Ireland. The show features the 90 piece "In Tune For Life" orchestra directed by Ned Kelly. Numerous all-Ireland champion set dancers, world champion step dancers including the great David Geaney, Club Rice Nic Craith, 35 renowned traditional musicians from all over Ireland, the Munster choir, Nora Butler, Tadhg Maher, Maria Bevans and numerous other singers including the 2015 Rose Of Tralee, 30 of Kerry's finest young musicians not to mention over 200 of our primary school kids that will be joining the orchestra on stage for 2 musical numbers. In all nearly 450 performers will showcase their wares in aid of that fantastic organisation "the Donal Walsh live life Foundation". Please join all of the above along with the Walsh family on Nov 21st in Killarney for what promises to be a feast of Irish music, song and dance. A night not to be missed! Kerry County Board AGM 2015 / 2016 will be held on Sunday 1st November 2015 at 3.00 pm in the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee, Co. Chiarrai. As usual keep up to date with what’s happening around the County and beyond by visiting www.kerrycomhaltas.ie
SENIOR COUNTY LEAGUE RESULTS: Moyvane gained a valuable two points in their Division 5 Senior County League Rd 10 game away to Ballyduff on Saturday last. Ahead 2-4 to 1-5 at half time the Moyvane lads upped the pace in the second half to run out eventual winners on a final score of Moyvane 512, Ballyduff 2-11. This victory secures Moyvane's promotion to Division 4 next year so a big congratulations to the Team, Manager Diarmuid Fitzmaurice and Selector Micheal Walsh on this achievement. Team and Scorers: Brendan Galvin, Denis Kennelly, William Madden, Conor O Flynn, Eamon O Flaherty, Shane Stack, Owen Stack, Donal Leahy 0-1, Ian McCarthy 0-2, Niall Sheehan, Brian Stack, Aidan Keane 1-3, Timmy Noonan 2-1, Cathal O Connor, Colin Enright 2-2. Subs: John Jack Mulvihill, Martin Stack 0-2, Diarmuid Leahy, Joe Coulson, Shane Carmody. JUNIOR FIXTURE: Moyvane Juniors play their first North Kerry Intermediate Cup game against Ballyduff in Ballylongford on Satu, October 3rd at 2.00pm. Best of luck to the team, Manager Paddy Leahy and Selectors Paul Mulvihill and Timmy Kennelly. As always fixtures cab change at short notice so keep an eye on Fixture Posters in the Village and in Moyvane GAA Social Media.
CLUB LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €4,200. Numbers drawn were 5, 13, 24 and 30. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: Bridget Caffery c/o Kevin's, Michael Rae, Ballylongford, Kathleen & Mike c/o G Mullin, Noel Stack, Moyvane and Toddy Walsh c/o Kearney's. Next weeks Jackpot is €4,400 and the draw will be held in Kearney's Bar on Sunday, October 4th at 10.00pm.
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Presentation to prizewinners in the John McGuire Pharmacy Listowel competition played on the Cashen Course on Sun 27th Sept. Front: Lady Capt. Anne Marie Carroll, Sponsor John McGuire, Winner Mary Pierse, Lady Pres. Rose Molyneaux. Back: Mary Whelan, Margie Morkan, Shighle Hennigan, Marion Flannery, Aideen O'Leary, Margaret McAuliffe, Mary O'Donoghue.
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Mobile: 086 3689061 | Email: osullivan_mairead@yahoo.com KIERAN CORRIDAN INTERMEDIATE CUP Sponsored by South of Ireland Waste Disposal Format 1. Neutral venues for all games 2. Extra time in all first round games. 3. Replays for Semi Finals 4. Replays for Finals Bye Ballydonoghue B Clounmacon v Tarbert B on Saturday 3rd October @ 2pm Venue Con Brosnan Moyvane. Moyvane B v Ballyduff B on Saturday 3rd October @ 2pm Venue: O'Rahilly Park Ballylongford. Castleisland Desmonds B v Listowel Emmets T.B.C COISTE NA NOG U13 Tommy Madden Championship semi finals Sunday 4th October extra time both games 12 noon St Senans v Tarbert/Moyvane in Coolard | Ballyduff v Knock/Brosna venue TBC In the Listowel Transport sponsored North Kerry Under 15 Super-touch Blitz's. Firstly A big thank you to Colm Whelan of Listowel Transport for sponsoring the competition, to Mike Buckley & the Duagh G.A.A. club for the use of their pitch, to Pat Shanahan who refereed all the games & to all the teams and management that took part. And GDA John Dillon for the report and updates Congratulations to Div1 winners Listowel Emmets & Div2 winners Beale. Listowel will now go on to represent North Kerry in this year county competition in October. We wish them the very best of luck. Congratulations also to Stephen McCarthy & David Hennessy on been awarded man of the match in each final. Well done to Knocknagoshel-Brosna & Moyvane-Tarbert teams and management who took part in each final. CONGRATULATIONS To referee Seamus Mulvihill St Senans, and his umpires All North Kerry men Eamonn Moran Ballydonoghue, Brendan Griffin Clounmacon, Sean. T Dillion, David OBrien, and Robert Larkin St Senans who took charge of the All Ireland Junior Ladies Final in Croke Park on Sunday last. CONGRATULATIONS As we had no district diary last week The board would like to congratulate the Kerry Minor team on retaining the All Ireland title, congratulations to the players from the district Listowel Emmets Bryan Sweeney and Niall Collins and Ballydonoghue Brian O Seanachain and Jason Foley. Commerisions to the Kerry Senior team, but well done to Shane Enright Tarbert and Anthony Maher Duagh for a great contribution on the day.
All Ireland medal glory comes to Ballydonoghue, Darragh O'Shea center of picture who won a Junior All Ireland medal with Kerry earlier this year and most recently Jason Foley Left and Brian Shanahan right who were on the Kerry Minor victorious All Ireland team two weeks ago. Congratulations to all three
Listowel Emmets are North Kerry Under 15 super-touch blitz's Div 1 winners 2015
Beale are North Kerry Under 15 super-touch blitz's Div 2 winners 2015
Ballybunion are The All Ireland Jimmy Bruen Champions 2015
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