Friday 11th September 2015 Vol. 8 Issue 37
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BALLYBUNION COLLECTION TO HELP WITH THE REFUGEE CRISIS
There will be a collection point in Ballybunion to help with the refugee crisis. Donations will be accepted on Friday September 11th from 12 noon to 5pm and again on Saturday September 12th from 10am to 5pm. Items requested are clothing, blankets, toiletries, torches with batteries, candles, footwear (trainers and hiking boots), hats, gloves, scarves, first aid items, nappies, sanitary items, tents, tarpaulin and tinned food. Please make sure all items are clean and in good condition. Thank you for your support!!
JUDGES FOR BEST DRESSED MAN ARE ANNOUNCED
FUNDRAISING DINNER FOR AOIFE BEARY One of the survivors of the Berkeley balcony collapse
Aoife is currently a patient of the Santa Clara Valley Medical Centre in California where she is recovering from her injuries. She is making good progress and continues to work very hard on her various rehabilitative exercises for a number of hours each day. Schribes at 39 Church Street, Listowel will be hosting a 3 course meal on Thursday the 17th September with the proceeds going towards Aoife’s rehabilitation. The night will start at 7:00pm and run until late. Bookings are essential and can be done through Scribes on 068-57581 / 086-3862111 or email: namir_karim@yahoo.ie Anna Barrett is acting as chef for the night and will be cooking up some fantastic food. 3 courses and a complimentary glass of wine at €30 per person. If anyone wishes to donate more to Aoife’s fund, this would be greatly appreciated. All proceeds going to the Aoife Beary Fund. For people who cannot attend at the dinner and who wish to make a donation, please visit the iDonate facility on https://www.facebook.com/Friends.of.Aoife.Beary
CALL IN TO SEE THE NEW LOOK MEADOWLANDS
The Judges For The East River Best Dressed Man Competition Listowel Races 2015 are Fiona O’Connor and Ita Lyons Judges for East River's Best Dressed Man Competition at Listowel Races on Thursday 17th September are Fiona O'Connor and Ita Lynn from Killarney. Both were very prominent in the successful Gleneagle TV series shown recently on RTE, Fiona is the Entertainment Manager and Ita is Accommodation Manager. "We're delighted to be the sponsor of such an exciting event." Commented Pat Lyons, of East River, Mens, Ladies and Home Interior Store, in Listowel. Last Year we were very fortunate to have former Kerry Rose, Mary Hickey as the judge for the competition, it proved very successful. The Winner received €1,000 towards his nominated charity and in this case Dan O'Leary from Tralee donated the prize to Donal Walsh Live Life Foundation. Previous charities that have benefited were Recovery Haven, Tralee, and Pieta House, Listowel. This year's competition should be interesting, as Fiona and Ita will have to select approx. 50 Sharp Dressed Men from a packed racing course, then select three finalists and mutually argee on the ultimate winner, sounds like it will be a lot of fun. "Sharp Dressed Men is what the judges will be looking for, suit and jackets, classic or casual, ties or bow ties are strongly recommended" commented Pat Lyons of East River. The Best Dressed Man competition has been permanently changed to the Thursday of the Races as well, hopefully giving two days of back-toback fashion. East River have sponsored the competition to the tune of €1,200. For further details see facebook/eastriver
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Meadowlands Hotel Tralee has undergone an exciting transformation and we’re inviting you to call in to see what we’ve done to the place. Are you heading to the Harvest Festival at Listowel? It’s one of Ireland’s top racing events each year and Tralee is excellent for dining and accommodation throughout the seven-day festival. Before you set-off, here are some top tips for punters from our ‘racing experts’ at Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee:
• Have a good breakfast to set you up for a day racing. • There is no dress code in Irish racing so you can dress up or dress down, shirt and tie, slacks, old dress, new dress, hat or not, jeans and t-shirt, it doesn't matter, just go. But if you are looking for a chance to show off that new outfit there are prizes for the best-dressed lady (and sometimes man) at most major meetings and, at the festival meetings, a designated ladies day. • Before leaving home, (well it is Ireland!) it's a good idea to check the weather forecast for the day! September is often a warm month, but don’t get caught out if it rains! Bring a brolly and comfortable clothes. Of course, if it’s Ladies Day, dress to impress!! • Pick up your daily paper which will have all the racing news and information you will need and remember, the internet is packed with racing sites. A visit to www.goracing.ie will give you all the upcoming race-cards and results, an intro to every Irish racecourse, breaking news and special offers. • Check the form of the various runners and riders of the day in the newspapers or online • Having a bet is part of the enjoyment of the day and it adds to the excitement of watching the races. The beauty of betting is that you don't have to invest much money to have a great day out. You can spend as little as €1 on the Jackpot or Placepot, which, if you get lucky could net you thousands of Euro. • Does a horse give a Bunny Hop in the Parade Ring? If it gives what is called a “bunny hop”: a small buck when the jockey jumps up, it signifies that it is feeling really well and in good form. If you see a horse do that, back it (at your own risk!) • Come to The Meadolands for the evening to reminisce about your day at the Races and to plan ahead or the next day’s fun! Stay, Dine, Meet and Party in style at Meadowlands Hotel, Oakpark, Tralee, Co Kerry. Call +353 66 718 0444, email info@meadowlandshotel.com or visit www.meadowlandshotel.com..”
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GO KREAMY IN KERRY!!
“WRAPPED IN GREEN AND GOLD”
Johnny Lane here from Pilgrim Hill, Kilmorna, Duagh has made his debut into the world of music recording with his song ‘Wrapped in Green and Gold’, which was launched by Sean Walsh on Tuesday night at Christy’s The Well in Listowel. There was a huge crowd and CD sales were unbelievable. Pictured at the launch were Seamus Regan from Kilmoyley, Johnny Lane and Sean Walsh.
Johnny explained why he decided to record it. “On the 19th December last year my wife Mairead was diagnosed with Lymphoma. and she had to get Chemotherapy in Cork Bons from Jan – Aug this year. It was a very tough Christmas and New Year as she faced into Chemotherapy treatment at the end of January. Thankfully she has had a positive outcome in the past few weeks after scans and tests etc.”
She got great support from Cunamh Cancer Support Group in Cork Bons throughout all this time. They provide meals and refreshments every week to all patients who travel from Kerry and beyond for treatment. They also provide transport for anyone in financial difficulty. It’s a long drive to Cork at the best of times besides having to face the thought of Chemo or Radium after getting there.”
Joanna McCarthy of Sundaes Icecream Parlour Ballybunion, which is featured in this weeks RTE guide. Sundaes got rave reviews in the travel section on 10 of the best icecream parlours in Ireland, with specific emphasis on their delicious homemade icecream, knickerbocker glories and hot doughnuts made to order, as they say "a slice of confectionery heaven." Photo by Marie Rohan
NEW LAW IS GOOD NEWS FOR VICTIMS OF BURGLARY – Cllr. Mike Kennelly
Fine Gael Councillor, Mike Kennelly, has welcomed the publication of the Criminal Justice (Burglary of Dwellings) Bill 2015, saying it will provide comfort to victims of home burglaries in North Kerry.
Johnny who has never written a song before described how at home one day and the words “Wrapped in Green and Gold” appeared out of nowhere. He sat down and wrote the first two verses in no time at all followed by the Chorus. “We recorded the song at Eddie Lees studios in Ballyheigue and I honestly think he has done a fantastic job in arranging the music. So Its fingers crossed and hopefully people will like it and more importantly all proceeds go to Cunamh Cancer Support Group in the Cork Bons for all the help they have given to Mairead and many more over the years. The CD is reasonably priced at €5. The lyrics are as follows:
Well tradition’s hard to beat; Kerry plays it fast and neat It’s a part of what makes up our Kerry soul Every woman; every man; plays a part in Kerry’s plan. We long to see the Kingdom reign once more
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This new Bill is targeted at those repeat burglars who have previous convictions and who are charged with multiple offences,” Mikey explained.
“I also welcome the allocation of €700,000 to An Garda Siochana for the purchase of specialist vehicles, which will support the Gardaí in tacking highly-mobile criminal gangs, including those involved in burglaries. “This new Bill is designed to keep repeat burglars off the streets and to improve the safety of our communities. Home should be everyone’s sanctuary and I am confident that this new Bill will impact positively on the number incidents of burglary into the future.”
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We’ll support our Green and Gold with a passion pure and bold As old friends and I head up for Jones’ road. With passing years our dreams won’t dim. Sure the Kingdoms here to win. Cause we’ve spent our life wrapped up in Green and Gold. Ard na Bhothair lost its King and a void is left within But his memory will endure for evermore What a sight for young and old when Paidí wore the Green and Gold ‘twas worn with pride by Gaeltacht’s bravest son.
“Garda statistics show that 75% of burglaries are committed by the same 25% of burglars, which prove that sufficient deterrents to have not been in place before now.
“The new Bill will mean that where a burglar is being sentenced for multiple offences, the District Court will impose consecutive jail sentences. This new law will also allow the courts to refuse bail for offenders who have a previous conviction for domestic burglary, coupled with two or more pending charges.
We trained hard like all the rest, had dreams to be the best. Had hopes one day we’d wear the Green and Gold. Then bad luck and injury, put paid to our young dreams. And ended thoughts of wearing Green and Gold.
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Fourteen was such a thrill as we gazed down from the Hill When they toppled Donegal with heart and style A new record had been done, 37 titles won Our Kingdom boys had captured Sam Maguire Our Munster title’s was retained after drama and replay. Then an epic with Tyrone filled us with pride The players know the score and they’re hungry for one more So it’s on for 38 at Jones Road. With passing years our dreams won’t dim. Sure the Kingdoms here to win. Cause we’ve spent our life wrapped up in Green and Gold. Yes we’ll dream that Sam is wrapped, We feel sure that Sam is wrapped, Come September Sam is wrapped in Green and Gold.
The CD is for sale in various locations in Duagh, Moyvane, Tarbert and Listowel
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WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY
World Suicide Prevention Day is held each year on the 10th of September. It's an annual awareness raising event organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and the World Health Organization (WHO). This year's theme is ‘Preventing Suicide: Reaching out and saving lives’. The team in the HSE’s National Office for Suicide Prevention is encouraging people to consider the role that offering support may play in helping to prevent suicide. The act of showing care and concern to someone who may be vulnerable to suicide can make a big difference in their lives. Asking them whether they are OK, listening to what they have to say in a non-judgmental way, and letting them know you care, can all have a significant impact. Anne O'Connor, HSE National Director of Mental Health, said today “The first goal of ‘Connecting for Life’, Ireland’s suicide prevention strategy, is to improve the nation’s understanding of suicidal behaviour, mental health and well-being. All around the country in cities, towns and villages there are events and activities organised to raise awareness and understanding of the issue of suicide and how to prevent it. The key theme of this year’s World Suicide Prevention Day is about understanding and recognising the impact that reaching out to people can have in helping to prevent suicide.”
Kerry has the second highest rate of death by suicide in the country according to the Central Statistics Office. In 2009 there were 29 suicides and in 2012, the worst year on record, suicide claimed 32 lives in the county. In that period, Kerry had the highest suicide rate in Ireland with the average rate of 18.5 eclipsing even the major cities. A slight drop, to 28, followed in 2013 but last year, for reasons that remain unclear, the rate, while still tragically high, suddenly returned to 2008 levels. In Kerry, men are five times more likely to die by suicide than women. There are a number of factors that can have a significant bearing on suicidal behavior such as unemployment, poverty, substance abuse and isolation. Reducing the stigma and raising awareness around suicide is an ongoing challenge and the HSE have launched a national campaign, Little Things to help in promoting positive mental health. Suicide Prevention is everyone’s business and it is important that we reach out and connect with one another. A list of some of the events happening in Kerry and a list of some of the services available for those who need help are included below.
Are you, or someone you know, in crisis? In a crisis (when someone might harm themselves, harm someone else, or is vulnerable to suicide) it is important to get help as quickly as you can for yourself or the person you are concerned about. You can get professional help through: A General Practitioner, Hospital emergency services, H.S.E. Mental health services, Listening service such as the Samaritans. You might need to try a few options before you find appropriate support but don’t give up trying – there is help available. If possible, ask someone to come along with you to the support service you contact. When someone tells you they are suicidal or at risk of self harm. When someone tells you they are thinking of taking their own life, it is frightening. There are practical things you can do right away...
Ciara Keane, Urlee with Noelle, Joan & Nora collecting last weekend for Palliative Care Unit of Kerry General Hospital at Cahill's Supervalu, Ballybunion. Organiser, Joan thanks everyone for their very generous response to the collection
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT LISTOWEL 7 DAY HARVEST FESTIVAL
The following is the Traffic Management Plan to cater for Listowel Races commencing Sunday, 13th September Saturday, 19th September 2015 incl. Patrons attending are strongly advised to park in car parks available at the following Racecourse locations: Greenville (entrance off Grenville Road), Greenville (entrance off Convent Street), Tralee (entrance off the N69- Listowel-Tralee road) and Barrett’s Field (entrance off Bridge Road, Listowel). Parking is also available in Listowel town car parks and parking restrictions will be in place in residential areas of the town. Illegally parked vehicles will be towed and a fee will be occasioned. Fixed penalty notices will be issued in respect of aforementioned violations. Motorists are requested to give care, courtesy and consideration to other road users. 1. Listowel Town It is envisaged that traffic related problems will occur when large volumes of traffic converge upon junctions within close proximity to and in the immediate vicinity of the racecourse. Non race traffic should where possible divert away from routes used by motorists attending Race Meetings on each Race Day. All streets are open to traffic at all times. 2. Ballybunion Traffic Traffic approaching Listowel town from the direction of Ballybunion may park in the Greenville area (N.B. Not on the Greenville Road) and may also enter the Race Course car park via the Convent Street entrance. Parking is also permitted on the Ballybunion Road, Railway Road and John B. Keane Road. 3. Tarbert Traffic Traffic approaching the town from the Tarbert direction can park on the John B. Keane Road, in the Bridge Road car park and in the Race Course car park off Convent Street. All car parks are free. Traffic from the Tarbert direction going to Tralee will be joining the traffic coming from Abbeyfeale and Duagh at Listowel Bridge. Serious delays can expected in this area, particularly from mid week onwards. Every effort will be made to keep delays to a minimum. The implementation of a one way system into the racecourse from the Tralee Road entrance will help in this regard - two lanes of traffic entering the Race Course. 4. Greenville Traffic approaching the Greenville entrance from the direction of Lixnaw, Ballyduff and Tralee will be required to use available parking off the Greenville Road and the race course Car park at Greenville. Parking along either side of the Greenville Road will not be permitted.
Remove access - Remove access to any means of suicide or self harm– such as medicines, a rope, etc.
Road closures are not envisaged; however temporary access restrictions to Greenville Road from Convent Cross may be necessary so as to facilitate traffic exiting from the Racecourse. In the evening time, access may be restricted to some streets as part of the Harvest Festival; however this will cause minimum disruption.
Contact emergency services - Go to or contact the Emergency Department of your nearest general hospital. Hospitals are listed on the HSE.ie online service finder. You can also contact the emergency services by calling 999 or 112 if you or someone else has harmed themselves or taken an overdose.
Superintendent Daniel Keane, Listowel Garda Station has requested that all patrons attending the Races comply with Garda & Race Steward requests. This is to ensure the smooth running of the event and the safety of all patrons attending the races.
Stay with them - Stay with them while you’re making contact with the services listed above. Do not leave them on their own. Go with them to get help - Once you have contacted the services, go with them to their appointment. Find out more about accompanying someone to the health services
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Special Needs: Patrons with Special Needs that are attending Listowel Race Course can avail of parking via the Tralee entrance. There are a limited number of parking spaces at the Greenville entrance.
An Garda Siochana want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable experience at the races and to this end are warning persons to be aware of pickpockets, lock your cars when leaving them and do not leave valuable in them. Every person attending the Races is asked to take sensible precautions in respect of their own property and their personal safety. Enjoy the Races. Daniel J. Keane, Superintendent, Listowel Garda Station.
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Congratulations to Niamh O'Donoghue and Deborah Sheehy who became approved Matrix Cutting Masters after completing the Matrix Cutting Mastery course. Cutting Mastery is an intensive, 3 day cutting course taught by the highly acclaimed Paul Falltrick and Ross Taylor from the Matrix Artistic Team. During the course, hairdressers are shown how to perfect and achieve the ultimate cutting techniques with precision and confidence, enabling them to feel inspired and motivated to bring these back into their salon at His & Hers Listowel
LIXNAW HURLING CLUB Coiste na nOg; The bord na Nog would like to say a huge thank you to Sharon O Keffee and Elaine Mullins who organised a trip to Limerick for our underage players last Saturday to watch the Kerry minors play in the All Ireland B Final. The boys had a fantastic day, it was great to have our club represented so well on the day especially as there are 10 players from our club on the Kerry minor team. Also thank you to John McCarthy, Tom Nolan, Lesely McKenna, Joe Browne, Benny Stack and Martina O Keeffe who helped look after the kids on the day. Our U-13’s will take part in the crotta on ground tournament on Sat the 12th, time to be confirmed. Results; County Intermediate Hurling Championship Semi Final Lixnaw; 2- 8 - Dr Crokes; 2-16 County Minor Hurling Championship Semi Final Lixnaw V Ballyduff/Causeway. Date and venue to be decided County Intermediate Hurling Championship; Lixnaw bowed out of the county Intermediate championship going down to Dr Crokes by 2-16 to 2-8 in John Mitchels ground last Sunday. Lixnaw started well and a Jonathan Silles goal helped Lixnaw to a two point half time lead, 1-7 to 1-5. Crokes upped the tempo after the break though and it didn’t take them long to edge in front, three unanswered points inside the opening five minutes saw them hit the front. They added a second goal to open up a five point gap but a Keefer Roche goal left two points between the teams with ten minutes left on the clock. Crokes finished stronger, scoring six points without reply and worthy winners in the end. Team; Robert Silles, David Silles, Patrick Hogan, Tom Foley, William O’Connor, Fergus Fitzmaurice, Gavin O’Connor, Keefer Roche, Liam Mullins, Gary Hogan, Gary Kelliher, Ian McAuliffe, Jason Wallace, Jonathan Silles, Jeremy Lyons. Subs. Dominic Kissane, Kenny Walz, Thomas Molyneaux, Keith Silles, Jack Allen, Tony McCarthy. KERRY MINOR HURLERS Congratulations to the Kerry minor hurlers who completed a four in a row of All Ireland Minor B Titles following their comprehensive 6-17 to 1-7 win over Roscommon at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick last Saturday. Kerry got off to a great start with a Fionan Mackessy goal in the fourth minute and it was all one way traffic from here on to the end. After the game the Peadar Ó Liatháin Cup was presented to winning captain John Buckley by Jerry O’Sullivan (Vice Chairman of the Munster Council). Well done to the full panel of players, manager Ian Brick, trainer Jonathan Silles and all other team management personnel. Well done also to Lixnaw players on the panel who include team captain John Buckley, David Silles, Gerard Stackpoole, Shane Conway, Jeremy McKenna, Colin Sheehy, Robert Silles, Liam Mullins, Jason Keane and Tom Foley. LIXNAW HURLING CLUB LOTTO Jackpot €6,200. No’s Drawn; 4, 13, 24, 31. There was no Jackpot winner. €20 winners; Dominic O’Connell, Clounsillagh; Pat Joe O’Sullivan, Finuge; Billy Silles, Ballinvoher; Johnny McCarthy, Farrandeen; Mike Keeffe, Ballinclogher. Next draw McCarthys on Mon for Jackpot €6.300. COURSE IN PASTORAL MINISTRY TO BE RUN IN LISTOWEL The course will be taught over 20 nights. 10 nights in the Autumn of 2015 and 10 nights in the Spring of 2016. This course equips those involved in parish activities with the knowledge, skills, and practice needed to connect with and relate effectively with people. It covers the following themes (1) Scripture (2) Sacraments (3) Liturgy (4) Social justice (5) Group dynamics (6) Mission of Jesus Christ (7) Call of baptism. Contact Francis Rowland on (064) 6630538 or email francisrowland@dioceseofkerry.ie
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MINDFULNESS COURSE IN SEPTEMBER I'd like to let you know about the next round of mindfulness courses which will begin in early September. The course is called the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction course (MBSR), running in both Killarney and Tralee. It's an 8 week course based on the work of Dr. Jon Kabat- Zinn. The course is quite structured and there are materials that come with it to support the development of your practice. It does require some commitment from participants but people generally get into the swing of it and find the support of the group invaluable. There is a lot of variety in the programme and a good mixture of practice and discussion and input. This MBSR course runs 8 weeks & includes a full day on a week end (total of 27 hrs). LIXNAW COMMUNITY ALERT CHURCH GATE COLLECTION Brought in €520. The mention of community alert reminds us to be in the lookout for each other and to be alert to the needs of our neighbours. We must take note of suspicious activity and to warn our people to be careful and vigilant. All suspicions should be reported to the Gardai Lixnaw at (066) 7132122. Listowel – (068) 50821. There are many people living on their own and we must reach out to them and keep in touch. FINUGE/ST SENANS LFC Our U16s played Moyvane in the div 3 county final on Thursday 3rd September. The game was played in Ballydonogue. The girls had a strong first half that concluded with a score line of F/SS 1-08 Moyvane 1-05. However, Moyvane came out strong in the second half and despite a hard battle from our girls the full time score was: F/SS 1-11 Moyvane 4-10. The club would like to congratulate the players on gaining their place in the county final. Hard work and dedication got them there. Many thanks also to their management team Bridget Cullen and Cathy O'Sullivan. Our mighty U16's are out this evening for their county final versus Moyvane. Game is being played in Ballydonoghue and throw in is at 7pm. Team: Katie Quilter, Ailbhe Stack, Ciara Shannon, Aoife O'Connor, oisin Stack, Caoimhe Shanahan (Capt), Sarah Stack, Amy Cullen, Jessie O'Sullivan, Maria Rahilly, Sinead Coleman, Kate Buckley, Deirdre Hunt, Cora O'Connor, Denise Lynch Amy Fealy, Yvonne Dillon, Kerry Relihan, Eimear Quinlan, Aoife Leen, Ciara Keane U14's; Played Ballymacelligott on Sunday 6th September in the division 3 county final. The game was played in Knocknagoshel. The full time score was: F/SS 1-06 Ballymac: 3-11. It was not our night. The club would like to thank management team Jeremiah O'Sullivan & Cathy O'Sullivan. The girls have had a fantastic year, have worked extremely hard and should be very proud of their achievement - div 3 runners up. Well done. Team: Muireann Dowling, Tia Griffin, Ailbhe Stack (Joint Capt), Amy Martin, Katelyn Stack, Lauren Breen, Aoife O'Flaherty, Dervla Cronin (Joint Capt), Elena McElligott, Andrea Stack, Aine Moriarty, Jessie O'Sullivan, Aideen Cronin Aoife Coleman, Orla Dillon, Kara Treanor, Erin Healy, Kyra O'Sullivan, Cara Cullen. CCE LEAC SNAMHA Branch meeting Wednesday next 9th in Ceolann 9pm. A reminder to all again that registration night is Thursday next 10th 7 to 9pm where you can get information and enrol for any of the classes to be held in the Ceolann for the coming season. Reg fees are: junior €6. senior €12 and family €20. We would ask that previous members as well as new come along to register so that classes can be arranged accordingly by our teachers. On Mondays we hope to have comhrá classes 7.308.30pm,Tue sean-nós dancing 6.30-7.30, Wed 7.30-9.30 and Sat 11.30-2.30 step-dancing and Thursdays traditional music from 5pm onwards. As usual keep in touch with www.kerrycomhaltas.ie, kerryccé facebook page and you can tweet @kerrycomhaltas. Slán go dtí an Déardaoin.
LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Margaret Kennelly, Coolaclarig Michael Keane, Tralee & late of Ballygrennan Charles Gullin, Leitrim West Moyvane ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Nora O Flaherty nee O’Carroll, O Connells Ave | Eileen McGrath, Convent St OLD OR BROKEN MOBILE PHONES FOR NANO NAGLE Please drop into Denise in the Parish Office or contact Frank Greaney on 087 2536120 LISTOWEL COMHALTAS If you have any old or new musical instruments which you would like to donate for the teaching of traditional music we would be glad to hear from you. Please contact Sharon at 086 3443905 YOGA CLASSES IN LISTOWEL In the Listowel Arms Hotel on Tuesday 22nd & Thursday 24th September. Also on Friday mornings starting 2nd October. To book call Michael on 087 2700518 or visit www.kerryyoga.ie THE LISTOWEL RACE WEEK ACCOMMODATION OFFICE Is open from Monday- Friday 11:00- 13:00 and 14:00-16:00. Let us know if you are available to provide accommodation for Listowel Race week. Feel free to contact us on any queries regarding accommodation. Located in the Seanchaí Centre, contact us on 068- 23036 or 068- 23037. CLOUNMACON CALLING! Present and Former Residents of the Clounmacon School catchment area and pastpupils of the school are invited to attend the Community Gathering and Past-Pupils Re-Union this weekend (11th -12th Sept), commencing with Community Mass on Friday 11th at 7pm in the Community Centre. Fáilte Isteach. LISTOWEL TIDY TOWNS Well done to the whole community for the part you all have played in how well the Town looks! Invites to this year’s National Awards Ceremony in The Helix Dublin on September 28th have already arrived. LISTOWEL CELTIC SOCCER ACADEMY Sign-On Day on Saturday 12th September at the Club Grounds, Tanavalla at 10.30am to 1pm. Have your children learn to play soccer in a fun and safe environment. Academy is poen to children born in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Come one come all!! Contact Paddy on 086 4025351 for any further info SET DANCING Classes resume Tuesday nights in Clounmacon Community Centre. Commencing Tuesday September 22nd. Beginners at 8.00pm, others at 8.30pm. All welcome FEALESIDE PLAYERS The Fealeside Players are delighted to announce that they have begun rehearsing their new comedy hit 'Widows Paradise', which will be staged early in 2016 in St. John's Theatre. More news to follow shortly SEAN NOS CLASSES Adult and Kids Sean Nos classes resuming this Sept/October. All levels welcome. For more information contact Anne-Marie on 086-3818502 LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Names are currently being taken for a forthcoming courses provided for family carers for loved ones with dementia to commence at Listowel Family Resource Centre in early October. The course entitled 'Insights into Dementia' will provide participants with training and information designed to empower family carers. The course will run over five consecutive Wednesday evenings (October 7-November 4) from 7-9.30pm weekly. A wide variety of topics will be covered during the course including; what is dementia, changing relationships, how to communicate and respond to changes in behaviour, the importance of nutrition, eating well and engaging in life activities, personal care and safety at home and how to access information on looking after the carer. For further details and booking information contact Christine Carr on (01) 2073834. Alternatively, email christine.carr@alzheimer.ie Listowel Family Resource Centre are offering a wide range of courses to suit all interests and tastes during the current academic term including the following. Parents Plus for 0-6. 6-11 and teens respectively, beginners computers. intermediate computers, cooking on a budget, Free to be (personal development) and learning how to use internet/email and how to tax your car online. Fetac certified courses will include; Occupational First Aid, craft textiles. Horticulture, digital, internet skills and Microsoft Word. 068 23584 for further details Dancing Classes - incorporating jiving waltzing and social dancing will commence at Listowel Family Resource Centre on September 21 at 7.30pm, Contact 068 23584. Listowel Family Resource Centre are the local site for Rainbows Ireland and we are starting a Rainbows Programme on Monday 12th October 2015 from 5pm - 6pm for 12/14 weeks.
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Enjoying a pint at Winnie's 30th birthday in the Railway Bar Ballybunion. Dereck, Mickey and Charlie Nagle Ballybunion. Bennett's photo's 068 28954
BALLYBUNION REFUGEES CRISIS COLLECTION IN BALLYBUNION There will be a collection point in Ballybunion to help with the refugee crisis. Donations will be accepted on Friday September 11th from 12 noon to 5pm and again on Saturday September 12th from 10am to 5pm. Items requested are clothing, blankets, toiletries, torches with batteries, candles, footwear (trainers and hiking boots), hats, gloves, scarves, first aid items, nappies, sanitary items, tents, tarpaulin and tinned food. Please make sure all items are clean and in good condition. COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS Sunday 6th August draw was held in Courtneys Bar. The numbers drawn were 2, 6, 13 & 23 There was no winner of the €4250 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are €40 Shane Phelan GAA Annual Ticket, €30 Dino Dowling GAA Annual Ticket, €20,Tom Allen GAA Annual, 5 Free Tickets Billy Quantrill c/o Mikey Joes Bar. Next weeks’ draw will be held in Mc Munns Bar & Restaurant on Sunday 13th September at 10pm. Jackpot is €4300 Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their support in buying our weekly lotto tickets 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 reception on 06828111 or Facebook page Ballybunion Leisure Centre. 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.
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 NOW OPEN!! 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. CULTURE NIGHT 2015 On Friday 18th Sept. The Cottage Studio Gallery Cinema Lane, will hold a free papermaking workshop for children at 3.30 – 4.30 ages 5-12. Facilitated by Lisa Fingleton and Marie Brennan. Booking advisable All Welcome. Email: thehappyartiste@gmail.com. Phone 086-0664435 (Marie) TINTEAN THEATRE Bingo every Monday night 8.30pm all welcome The Tinteán Theatre will host: The Dursley Male Voice Choir, Friday September 25th, at 6.30pm. Cheese and Wine reception followed by the concert. Tickets €25.00 available from Aras Mhuire Nursing Home Listowel and Christy Walsh's Bar Listowel or contact Kim Bryant on 087- 1239382. All proceeds towards Aras Mhuire Nursing Home and Listowel Rugby Club. The Tinteán Theatre will host: Music Classes in instruments and voice training. Instruments include piano, fiddle and guitar. Enrolments on Satu 19th September 2015 between 10am – 1pm. Come along and meet the teachers. The Tintean Theatre will host Bryan Carr's School of Drama, starts mid October until February ending with a full musical finale. Suitable for ages 5-11 years. for further information please contact Bryan Carr on 086 8389771 NOTES If you would like to be included in the Ballybunion Notes please feel free to email ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com or mail@ballybunionnews.com
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KILFLYNN GROUND HURLING TOURNAMENT The Annual U-13 Ground Hurling Tournament for the Eddie Hayes Memorial cup will be held on Saturday 12th September in the Sports field Dromakee, Kilflynn. Action begins at 10.30 a.m. See the young hurlers of the future in action. ACTIVE RETIRED GROUP The Abbeydorney/Kilflynn Active Retired group will meet next Wednesday September 9th at the Community Hall in Abbeydorney at 1 pm. A meal will be served followed by entertainment. All are welcome. If anyone requires transport please contact 0667 1 35831. DANCING IN KILFLYNN The Dancing resumed again for this season on Monday 7th September at 9.00 pm sharp. In St.Columbas Centre, Kilflynn. And will continued every Monday night at 9.00 p.m. Plenty of fun and exercise guaranteed. All Welcome. CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer Jimmy O'Sullivan, Rahela, Ballyduff on Monday Night 7th September in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn were 9, 20,21 and 23. There was No winner of €2,700 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Conor Brennan, Rae, Kilflynn, Mike Byrne, London and upper Tullig, Kilflynn and Jimmy O'Sullivan, Rahela, Ballyduff. The next draw will take place in Herbert's Bar, Kilflynn on Monday 14th September, with a 2,800 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 ALL IRELAND FOOTBALL FINAL TICKETS All Crotta Hurling Club Members requesting tickets for All-Ireland Football Minor and Senior Finals on Sunday 20th September, must please contact Club Secretary Annette Nolan on 0879113171 or Club officers now. SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORT Ryall's Travel private school buses currently service: Abbeydorney/Ardfert/Kilmoyley to Causeway Secondary School. Causeway/Ballyduff/Lixnaw/Abbeydorney/Listellick to all Tralee primary and secondary schools and IT Tralee. All Tralee Areas to all Tralee Primary and secondary schools.For enquiries/bookings please contact James on 0872519299 DARTS Mike Fealy and Eileen Brennan defeated Paddy Weir and Phil Morris in the weekly double darts tournament in Parker's Snug Bar on Saturday 5th September. The next darts doubles tournament takes place on Saturday night 12th September at 10.30 p.m. in Parker's Lounge bar. Parker's Pub Darts team got their North Kerry Darts league campaign off on a winning note with a 5-2 victory over Twomey's Bar, Abbeydorney in Parker's Lounge Bar on Friday night 4th September. Parker's are at home to the Railway bar b, Lixnaw this Friday night 11th September. HURLING RESULTS North Kerry Hurling Board U-16 Championship Tralee Parnells 4-00 to Crotta 6-12, played in Caherslee, on Monday evening 7th September. Crotta U-12 Hurlers were Crowned County League Div 2 Champions when they had a 2-07 to 2-02 victory over a gallant Lixnaw side at the Sportsfield,
Dromakee, Kilflynn on Tuesday evening 8th September. The home side led by 1-02 to 1-00 The Crotta Scorers were Amy O'Sullivan1-4, Darragh Keane 1-0, Rory Mahony 0-2 and Gavin Parker 0-1 with Lixnaw Scores coming from Cian McMahon 1-00, Eoghan Stack 1-00 and Josh Brosnan 0-02. The game was referred by Tom Guerin. KERRY MINOR HURLERS Congratulations and Well Done to the Crotta players Tomás O'Connor and Colin Browne, their Kerry team mates and their mentors, 4 in A Row AllIreland B Minor Champions with a 6-17 to 1-08 victory over Roscommon on 5th September in Limerick. FIXTURES North Kerry Championship Final Crotta v Causeway this Thursday 10th September in Lixnaw at 6.30p.m. CROTTA U-10 Hurlers will take part in the North Kerry Hurllng Board U10 blitzs this SATURDAY 12th September in John Mitchels from 10am to 12pm. Best of luck to Crotta players and their mentors. GROUND HURLING TOURNAMENT The Annual U-13 Ground Hurling Tournament for the Eddie Hayes Memorial cup will be held on Sat 12th Sept in the Sports field Dromakee, Kilflynn. Action begins at 10.30 a.m. See the young hurlers of the future in action. NEW BUSINESS Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to Aisling McElligott who opened the doors of her new business venture MUAH Beauty Studio in Kilflynn village on Monday 7th September. LAST MAN STANDING COMPETETION The Crotta Hurling Club Last Man Standing competition is back. The rules are simple and the competition is tough. €10 entry fee to be in with a chance to win the prize along with the fame and glory. Ask club officers or senior players for further information or to enter. Texts will be sent out before it starts. How To Play Select one team to win from the Premier League Fixtures each weekend. If they win you are through to the next round, lose, draw and you are out. You can't pick the same team twice. The Last Man Standing wins the Guaranteed Prize. C'mon on support the club and join in the fun. THANKS The Disabled Drivers Association would like to thank all who contributed to the recent church gate collection which amounted to 154.82 Also thanks to all those who took up the collection 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 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, emailkilflynnnotes@gmail.com
TJ Browne, Christopher Whyte, Jack Allen, Cloe McElligott, Emma O'Connor, Aoife Flavin receiving their Junior Certificate results Causeway Complrehensive School
TARBERT SET DANCING Please note set dancing will commence in the following North Kerry Venues the week after the Listowel Races, as follows: Monday September 21 at the Marian Hall Moyvane. Tuesday September 22, in Clounmacon Community Centre. Thursday September 24 at Kilcooley’s Ballybunion. All classes start at 8pm and special attention will be given to beginners if required. YOGA CLASS A Yoga class starting in Loughill Community centre, those interested should contact Brid Liston at the following email address, floppybomber@yahoo.com GRANDPARENTS PILGRIMAGE Sunday, September 13, Coach to Knock Shrine Co Mayo. O’Shea’s of Kerry. Listowel 8am (The Square). Contact O’Shea’s at 066-7180123. COMHALTAS - REGISTRATION The Ballylongford/Tarbert Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (CCE). Don’t forget Registration Night for beginners and advanced students for this year’s music classes has been set for Friday, September 11, from 7 to 8 pm. At St. Oliver’s N.S. Existing Teachers plus New Vibrant Tutors will be available for the New Season. Music teachers will attend on the night to provide information on instruments and classes and to answer any questions you may have. Existing members should note that it is essential that they register on the night also as this will facilitate the organisation of classes and teachers for the coming year. Classes offered in tin whistle, flute, fiddle, accordion, concertina, banjo, bodhrán and guitar (including singing) and other instruments can be considered so please come along to find out what is on offer for the year. Adults interested in learning a musical instrument come along on the night. THANK YOU Kilnaughton Graveyard Committee wish to thank all those who attended the Annual Mass on Friday, August, 21. The Mass was very well attended and the Committee also wish to thank most sincerely those who contributed to the upkeep of the cemetery on the night, the donations amounted to €1, 297 euro. Your very generous support is much appreciated. CLOTHES COLLECTION Shannonside Women’s Group will hold a used clothes collection on Thursday, September 24, from 8am to 10am in the Church carpark. Proceeds of this collection will go to the Leah Carmody Fund and your support will be greatly appreciated. All clean ladies, gents and children’s clothes, shoes, bags, sheets, curtains etcetera are acceptable. WEIGHT WATCHERS A new Programme starts on Thursday, September 24, from 9:30am to 10:30am at Tarbert Community Centre. For further information, contact Rita at: 087 1012174. YOUTH CLUB Due to the poor attendance at the Tarbert Youth Club, Annual General Meeting (AGM), a committee could not be formed for the coming year. There will a final meeting held on Thursday, September 10, at 8pm to decide the future of the Club. Anyone interested in becoming involved with the youth club is welcome to attend. The meeting will be chaired by Gareth from Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) who will be happy to answer any questions. The Youth Club is a great social outlet for our young people and it would be a shame to lose it in the parish. Please support the Club! TARBERT GAA Results and Fixtures: U14’s put up a good performance against table toppers Finuge in their final league game losing on a scoreline of 5-15 to 410. The junior team had a good win over Ballyduff last Friday evening in the Barrett Cup. Final score Tarbert 0-16 Ballyduff 2-5, highlights of the game was some excellent points from Stephen O’Connor and two class saves by Andrew Flavin. Quarter final is fixed for next Friday evening against Ballydonoghue. GAA LOTTO: There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were; 17, 20, 22, 24. Lucky Dips winners were Caroline McLoughlin, Kevin Langan, Adele Synnott, Donie O’Connor, Johnny Mulvihill, Tom & Josette O’Donnell. Next week’s draw takes place in The Swanky Bar with a jackpot of Euro 3,150, Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto. All-Ireland Finals : With the games now just under two weeks away it is vital that everyone gets out their flags and buntins and decorate Tarbert in the green and gold. Eamon, Shane and both the minor and senior team and management deserve our full support.
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BALLYDUFF
LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday August 31st are as follows; the numbers drawn were 9, 11, 12 & 28. There was no winner of the €1,900 Jackpot and the Lucky Dip winners were Eileen Foley, Ballylongford. Aishling McHale, Slievadara, Ballyduff Gillian O’Leary, Clash, Causeway
TV DRAW: Padraig Scannell, C/o Kevin’s, Listowel. Darragh James, Addergown, Ballyduff. Aidan O’Carroll, 31 Benmore, 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 for children with Michael Murphy - Registration will be held in Buds on Saturday September 19th from 12.00noon to 1.00pm - Classes will begin on Saturday September 26th at a cost of €5 per class, times will be allocated on registration day. Zumba Dancing with Jerry Jarronymo starting on Tuesday the September 22nd from 9.00pm to 10.00pm Cost is €7 per night. Please ring Buds on 066-7148883 from Monday to book your place... Get Moving 2015 walking groups that suits you Walking Group starting back Monday September 7th 2015 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 and Stroll EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS The National Eucharistic Congress will take place in Knock on Saturday & Sunday September 26th/27th. Talks, workshops, prayers, youth programme, children’s programmes and events for families. Admission is free. For full details www.nec2015.ie
CARD RESULTS The results of the “41” Card Drive held at McHale’s Stretford End Bar, Causeway on Monday August 31st are as follows; 1st – Vinnie O’Connell & Sonny O’Halloran 2nd – Donie Lynch & Billy Horgan 3rd – Angela O’Sullivan & Martin Whelan
TABLE PRIZES: Owen & Mary Horgan. Kathleen & Donal O’Connell 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 HURLING: Ballyduff GAA Club would like to express their thanks to all those who wished David O’Grady well after his injury in the Senior Hurling Championship semi-final against Kilmoyley. We are glad to report that David is recovering and we all wish him well. We would like to thank all the First Aid and Ambulance personnel for their assistance on the night. We would like to wish Kilmoyley’s Tom Murnane a speedy recovery from his injury in the same game.
FOOTBALL: Our “B” footballers lost the replay to Tarbert in the Cahill Cup game played in Tarbert on Friday evening last 0 – 16 to 2 – 5. Their next game will be against Moyvane “B” in the North Kerry Intermediate Football Championship. Ballyduff senior football team has been drawn away to the defending Champions, Beale, in the first round of the North Kerry Senior Football Championship. MINOR HURLING: Congratulations to Kerry on their victory over Roscommon in the All Ireland Minor “B” Hurling Championship final at the Gaelic Grounds, Limerick on Saturday last on a scoreline of 6 – 17 to 1 – 7. Ballyduff’s sole representative on the team was Eoin Ross who played at Right Half Back. COLLECTION: The annual Church Gate collection in aid of the Kerry team training fund will be taken up at all Masses in Ballyduff on this Sat & Sun Sep 12th & 13th. Please subscribe generously
ALL IRELAND TICKETS The draw for All Ireland tickets will take place in the GAA Clubrooms on Tuesday evening September 15th. Tickets may be collected on the following evening (Wednesday) at the Clubrooms from 8.00pm – 9.00pm. Tickets are €80 each and there is a €10 charge per ticket which goes to the Kerry Team Holiday Fund.
LADY'S WALK HURLING From the archives: Did you know?? The Current Coiste na nOg Chiarrai Treasurer, Mike Hussey from Ardoughter, Captained Lady's Walk to win the North Kerry Intermediate A Championship Title in 1981. We defeated Ballinclogher 3 – 7 to 1 - 2 in the Final at Abbeydorney on Sunday 4th October 1981. The following was the Lady's Walk lineout for the final: Tadhg O'Halloran; Martin O'Connor, Eddie Dowling, JP Hussey; Joe Joe O'Sullivan, John Gibbons, Mike D O'Sullivan; Mike O'Halloran, John O'Regan; Mike Hussey Capt, John O'Halloran, Brendan O'Gorman; Tom Houlihan, Gerdie O'Connell, DJ O'Neill. SUBS: John White for Brendan O'Gorman COISTE NA NOG As part of a very busy run of games, the Under-10 footballers participated in the annual Jim Corridan blitz in Listowel this Sunday, taking advantage of the return of summer weather. This event was scheduled on foot of last weekend’s Ballybunion blitz on Saturday and the North Kerry/Clare blitz held in Tarbert on Sunday.
The Under-8s will join the Under-10 hurlers for a tournament at Tralee Parnells this coming Saturday from 10:00am. Players are asked to be there for 9:30 as the event is to be run on a tight schedule. This will be the last hurling tournament of the year The Under-14 hurlers were in action on Wed, only just falling to Abbeydorney. The footballers had better luck on Friday, playing out a terrific draw against Listowel Emmets. They will have to do it all over again for the right to move on to face Beale next round
Finally, many of the Ballyduff youth players took a break from their own activities to meet and support their heros at the Kerry football fan open day in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney on Sunday afternoon. The players were working very hard giving autographs and posing for pictures with the huge number of young fans. It was a great day and a nice way to start the build-up to the big match in a couple of weeks. Up Kerry!
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MARIAN HALL BLOTTO There was no winner of that magic €20,000 Jackpot last Thursday night. The numbers drawn were 13, 17, 23, 32. Lucky Dips: €100 Liz Sullivan, Listowel. €50 Joan Pat Manaher, Athea. €20 each Nora Guinane, Abbeyfeale. Nora Quaid, Ballybunion. Tony Murphy, c/o Betty Murphy, Athea. Joe Broderick, c/o Kevins, Listowel. Andrew Griffin, c/o Lena Slemon, Listowel. Free Tickets: Paul Brain, Doonard Lower, Tarbert. Gavin Stack, c/o Nora Fitz. Eileen Jones, Aughrim. Stephen Liston, Newcastlewest. Timothy Riordan, Direen, Athea. This week's draw will be held on Thur night, Sept 10 at Bingo in the Marian Hall. PARISH MEETING, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22 Fr. Kevin is looking forward to seeing you all at this meeting which will take place in the Marian Hall on Tuesday, September 22 at 8.00pm. In particular he would like to have a representive from all organisations and groups who contribute to the life of our Parish. All welcome. The meeting will start at 8,00pm.
PART TIME PARISH SECRETARY It is good to see a Parish Secretary appointed so now if you need any information or Mass bookings etc you have an opportunity to do so without any hassle. You can call to Jackie Stackpoole at the front office in the Presbytery on the following days, Mondays from 10.00am to 12 noon, Tuesdays from 10.00am to 1.00pm. The office is closed on Wednesdays. Thursdays 10.00am to 12 noon & Fridays 10am to 1pm.
LADIES FOOTBALL Congratulations to Moyvane u16 girls on winning the Division 3 County Final against Finuge /St Senans in Coolard on Thursday, September 02. This was a close encounter with Finuge/Senans leading by 6 points during the first half but the Moyvane girls had the deficit down to 3 points at half time. Moyvane kept the pressure up in the second half and the scores came with Moyvane winning on a scoreline of 4-10 to 111.This team won Division 4 two years ago and now, up a division, this is a huge achievement. Well done to each of the girls for their commitment and also to their trainers, Maura Moore Walsh and Teresa Stack Mulvihill. The team was Aine Enright, Ciara Hudson, Marie Kennelly, Laura Stack, Maedbh McEvoy, Aimee Lindsell, Margaret Mulvihill, Moira O'Flaherty,0-1, Rachel Moriarty, Grainne Stack Mulvihill, Muirne Wall (captain) 2-5(f) Ciara Haugh 2-4(pen), Lisa Stackpoole, Siun Walsh, Eimear Walsh, Aoife O'Brien, Kate Stack, Kayla, Muireann Kennelly. The u14's lost to Kerins O'Rahilly's by 2 points in the North Kerry League in a very exiting game. SET DANCING Please note set-dancing classes will commence in the following North Kerry venues the week after the Listowel races, as follows: Monday, September 21 in The Marian Hall, Moyvane. Tuesday, September 22 in Clounmacon Community Centre and Thursday, September 24 in Kilcooley's, Ballybunion.All classes commence at 8.00pm and beginners receive special attention if required!
ANYONE OUT THERE WHO WILL DONATE A TRACTOR Sadly, after many years hauling loads up and down the park, the Town Park tractor is on its last legs, (should that be wheels?). Members of the committee are appealing to anybody out there who may have an old tractor in working order to consider donating it to the park. In return, you will be granted free admission for life to our dog shows and bat walks. What could be better than that? Please contact the park on 087 9282 322.We are also pleased to announce that our new toilets are reaching completion and will be officially opened in the coming weeks. Jim O’Connor and his team, with the advice of Kevin Kennelly have constructed a building that is totally in harmony with its surroundings in the park. We, the committee, are very proud of our great team of park staff who have worked on this project. AFTERNOON TEA DANCE You’re always guaranteed a good afternoon at Fr. Casey Clubhouse when they hold the monthly tea dances on the second Sunday of the month from September to June. The season kicks off on Sunday September 13 with music by Stevie Donegan and dancing from 3.00-6.00pm. All funds go to St. Mary’s Graveyard.
BADMINTON Badminton for adults every Thursday night from 7.00 to 9.00pm in the GAA Sports Complex, Abbeyfeale. All are welcome. For more information contact Barbara 087 7403277
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Moyvane U10's who won the Jim Corridan 'A' final in Listowel on Sunday 6th September
DEATH The death took place on Friday, September 04 of Mary O'Connor, nee Kennelly of Keylod, Moyvane. She is survived by her husband, Pat, son Jamie and partner Lisa, daughter Therese and husband Jeff, grandchildren Robbie and Riley, brothers Paddy, Mike, and Billy, sister Margie, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law and extended family. Removal took place to the Church of Corpus Christi, Knockanure with funeral Mass on Monday, September 07 with burial in Ahavoher Cemetery. Charles Gullin of Leitrim West and late of Tarbert and Killocrim, Listowel passed away recently at Kerry General Hospital. He is survived by his wife Annette nee Beasley and family Tony, Neil, Wendy and Ricky. Funeral Mass took place in St. Mary's Church, Listowel with burial afterwards in St. John Paul ll Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to both families.
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DUAGH DUAGH GAA LOTTO 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2015 No winner of jackpot of €4,900 - Number drawn 3, 7, 11, 17 €20 to:
Tony Maher, Knockadireen Martin O Mahony, c/o Jer Kelly Mike Keane, Woodford Adrian Collins, Duagh Barney Buckley, Foildarrig
5 x 5 free:
James & Maureen Connolly, Kilmorna Mgt. Dowling, Gortaclahane Mgt Sullivan, Lisroe Brody Horgan, Duagh Thomas D.McMahon, Duagh
Boys U14: Thursday 7-8pm | Girls U14: Saturday 10am-12pm Boys U16: Thursday 7-8pm | Girls U16 & U17: Wednesday 8-9pm Senior Men: Friday 9-10pm | Ladies Wednesday 8-9pm Ladies Fun Basketball 9-10pm Wednesday For All enquiries please ring 087-6725979 or 087-9560165 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
Sellers prize; Tom O Connor. Next weeks jackpot €5,200 - Draw at the Elm Bar on Monday night. ST. JOSEPHS BASKETBALL CLUB TRAINING TIMES FOR ALL ST. JOSEPHS BASKETBALL TEAMS At Duagh Sports & Leisure Complex Limited. Boys U 10 & Girls U10: Thursday 4-5pm. Boys U11: Thursday 6-7pm | Girls U11: Wednesday 6-7pm Boys U12: Wednesday 7-8pm | Girls U12: Wednesday 6-7pm Boys U14: Thursday 7-8pm | Girls U12: Wed 6-7pm & Friday 7-8pm
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 10.15 am and from 10.1510.45 at the Family Resource Centre on Wednesdays 16th and 30th of September. It will be in Lyreacrompane on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m. DUAGH COMMUNITY ALERT Anyone who was unable to attend the registration for the Community Text Alert & wishes to join please contact Nina @ the presbytery for the form between 10am - 1pm daily.
BALLYLONGFORD BALLYLONGFORD/TARBERT C.C.E. Don’t Forget registration night for beginners and advanced students for this year’s music classes has been set for Friday 11th September from 7 to 8 p.m.St. Oliver’s N.S. Existing Teachers plus New Vibrant Tutors will be available for the New Season. Music teachers will attend on the night to provide information on instruments and classes and to answer any questions you may have. Existing members should note that it is essential that they register on the night also as this will facilitate the organisation of classes and teachers for the coming year. Classes offered in tin whistle, flute, fiddle, accordion, concertina, banjo, bodhrán and guitar (including singing) and other instruments can be considered so please come along to find out what is on offer for the year. Adults interested in learning a musical instrument come along on the night. 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. BALLYLONGFORD FC SOCCER ACADEMY Ballylongford FC Soccer Academy are recruiting players born in 2004 or 2005 to come along and play for your local team and have fun while learning new skills! Ballylongford FC work with the new FAI Player Development Plan for all abilities. Training starting at the Lenamore pitch contact Brian on 0872935543. BALLYLONGFORD G.A.A. CLUB Weekly Lotto Draw 4/9/15. Jackpot €3600. Numbers Drawn 1, 14, 19, 23. No Winner. Lucky Dip Winners - €20 Vincent Walsh Horse & Hound Bar, €20 Jerry O'Connor Pharmacy Listowel, €20 Ann Higgins Galway. 3 Free Tickets Mary Ahern Ballyline. Thank You For Your Support. ASDEE ROVERS NEW SEASON TRAINING After a great season last year in all age groups it is time once again to go back to training for the up and coming season. Asdee Rovers are looking for any player between the age of 6 and 15 who 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 starts this Saturday 5th September in the Asdee at 10.30am finishing at 12 noon anyone still not registered can do so on Saturday morning. So anyone who played last year tell a friend were looking to make teams in und 11s And 12s und 13s and 15s and 16s so if you fit the age groups, come on down and join one of the most friendly and expanding clubs in North Kerry with new training areas and a new main stand and also with Asdee Rovers F.C.celebrating its 40 year anniversary help make this the best season ever.Anyone interested please contact Steve on 0876223628
Ballylongford/Asdee u10 Football team who took part in The Eoin Griffin Memorial blitz in Ballybunion recently
ATHEA COMMUNITY COUNCIL DRAW RESULTS 05/09/2015 No's Drawn: 2, 5, 21, 24. No Winner €20 each: Jim Sullivan, Lower Road, Athea. Eilish Geoghegan, Athea William Broderick, Templeathea. Shane Mulvihill, Athea Entrants to €200 Draw: Willow Barkess, Park John Scanlon, Upper Athea Sellers: Batt's Bar & Brouder's Shop Next Draw September 12th at Brown Joe's Jackpot €7,900 ATHEA UTD The results of our weekly lottery draw for Monday, September 7th at JP's are as follows - Jackpot was €20600. Numbers drawn 13, 25, 26, 29. No Jackpot Winner. Lucky dips to the following – Sheila Hickey, Listowel. Angela McEnery, Hillside Drive. Ita Bourke, Newcastle West. John McEnery, Moyvane. Tom O'Keeffe, Upper Athea. Sellers Agatha & Margaret Dalton. New jackpot €20700 at Peadars Bar, Ardagh on Monday, September 14th. Fixtures Wednesday, September 9th - U12s away to Mountcollins at 6.40pm. Saturday, September 12th U12s home to AK Utd B at 3.45pm U16s away to Pallaskenry at 11.30am. Leaving at 10.15am. Sunday, September 13th Juniors home to Abbeyfeale Utd B at 2.30pm.
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NEW TRAINING TIMES Following on from our managers meeting last Wednesday night the following are the training times and these will remain in effect until further notice U8s Saturdays at 11am on the Astro Pitch. U10s on Tuesdays 6.30pm to 7.30pm U12s on Wednesdays 7pm to 8.15pm U14s on Thursdays 7pm to 8.15pm U16s on Tuesdays 7pm to 8pm. Youths on Wednesdays 6.30pm to 8pm Juniors on Fridays at 7.30pm U8 TRAINING - Training for the U8s will commence this Saturday morning on the astro pitch at The Vales at 11am. The U8s will be managed my Mike Flynn and James O'Mahony and the club would like to thank them for taking over the management duties with the U8s. For players to play U8s they have to be born on or after January 1st 2008. Registration is €20 DANCING CLASSES Step dancing & sean nós dancing returning to the Top of the Town on Friday evenings at the new time of 7pm for step dancing & 8pm for the sean nós dancing. NEPAL FUNDRAISER A total of €2,000 was raised from the Carrauntoohill Climb on June 28th 2015 in aid of the victims of the earthquake disaster in Nepal. A huge thank you to all who contributed in any way to this very worthy cause. Go raibh míle maith agaibh. Catherine O’Connor
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 087-9528919 or by email at: estuaryprint@eircom.net.
ANYONE OUT THERE WHO WILL DONATE A TRACTOR Sadly, after many years hauling loads up and down the park, the Town Park tractor is on its last legs, (should that be wheels?). Members of the committee are appealing to anybody out there who may have an old tractor in working order to consider donating it to the park. In return, you will be granted free admission for life to our dog shows and bat walks. What could be better than that? Please contact the park on 087 9282 322.We are also pleased to announce that our new toilets are reaching completion and will be officially opened in the coming weeks. Jim O’Connor and his team, with the advice of Kevin Kennelly have constructed a building that is totally in harmony with its surroundings in the park. We, the committee, are very proud of our great team of park staff who have worked on this project. AFTERNOON TEA DANCE You’re always guaranteed a good afternoon at Fr. Casey Clubhouse when they hold the monthly tea dances on the second Sunday of the month from September to June. The season kicks off on Sunday September 13 with music by Stevie Donegan and dancing from 3-6pm. ll funds go to St. Mary’s Graveyard. BADMINTON: Badminton for adults every Thursday 7-9pm in the GAA Sports Complex, Abbeyfeale. All are welcome. For more information contact Barbara 087 7403277
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Listowel Gardai running the Dingle Marathon on Saturday Sept. 5th 2015. L-R: Sergeant Tim O’Keefe, Listowel, Sergeant Dave Moriarty, Garda College, Garda Declan McDonagh, Listowel & Superintendent D. Keane Listowel. Garda D. McDonagh ran his 15th full marathon on 5/9/2015 for charity.
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Duagh girls Katie, Megan, Sadie, May and Caoimhe who played with the winning Listowel Emmets team v Abbeydorney on Tuesday night last
Some photos from the North Kerry Championships Draw held in McMunns Ballybunion last week
Group from Listowel who were at the Ireland v Gibraltar match in Faro last week and met the Apres Match crew
The Railway Bar Ballybunion rocks for Winnie's 30th birthday last weekend. Bennetts Photography 068=28954
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Tom Windle with Weeshie Fogarty at the North Kerry Eagles 10th Anniversary in the New Kingdom Bar on Friday 4th of September
Ballydonoghue Capt Jim Cremin being presented with the Co Junior Trophy by NK Board chairman Billy Enright after Ballydonoghue who defeated Moyvane in the final played in Ballylongford on a score of 2-10 to 2-5
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It's the beginning of the summer in a small town in Ireland. Emma O'Donovan is eighteen years old, beautiful, happy, confident. One night, there's a party. Everyone is there. All eyes are on Emma. The next morning, she wakes on the front porch of her house. She can't remember what happened, she doesn't know how she got there. She doesn't know why she's in pain. But everyone else does. Photographs taken at the party show, in explicit detail, what happened to Emma that night. But sometimes people don't want to believe what is right in front of them, especially when the truth concerns the town's heroes
PRESENTATION GIRL STEALS THE SHOW
Pictured is Kelly Scanlon with her amazing results of 10 A's in her Junior Certificate Examination. Well done to all our students who excelled in their Junior Cert
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Students at Causeway Comprehensive school receiving their Junior Certificate Results
Girls getting ready for Mary Quillter's Hen Party who went to Malaga recently pictured at Flanagans Bar, Listowel. Mary is from Listowel & marrying Kenneth Enright on 6th of November
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Finuge/Senans who are the 2015 U14 Division 3 runners up
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William O'Connell recieving his award from Weeshie Fogarty at the North Kerry Eagles 10th Anniversary in the New Kingdom Bar on Friday 4th of September
Edward Twomey recieving his award from Weeshie Fogarty at the North Kerry Eagles 10th Anniversary in the New Kingdom Bar on Friday 4th of September
Listowel RFC U10's at their first training session last Saturday learning to scrum under the watchful eye of coaches David Tyrell and Gus Sweeney
Familiar faces at the North Kerry Championships Draw held in McMunns Ballybunion last week
Members of Mike the Pies Golf Society after a recent outing to Castlegregory G.C. L-R: Seamie Browne,Theo Lynch, Mikey Canavan, TJ Galvin (winner), Tommy Canavan (captain), Dan Molyneaux (third) and John O Connor. Missing from picture are Tom O Connor (second) and Sean Carey (best back 9)
Twins Aodhain & Darragh Enright receiving their Junior Certificate results Causeway Comp School this week
Adam, Jake and Cara Segal of Ballyduff with last year's All Ireland Final Man of the Match, Paul Murphy at Sunday's Kerry Football Open Day in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney
Twins pass Junior Cert with flying colours: Ellen & Chrissie Tydings of St Josephs Secondary School Ballybunion never expected to get the results that they got on Wednesday, they were absolutely delighted with their achievement. Photo by www.jkphotography.ie Eamon McElligott of Macoil Presenting a set of jerseys to Chairman John Joe Walsh for the Ballylongford/Asdee Minor Team
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LISTOWEL EMMETS
Sympathy: Listowel Emmets would like to extend their deepest sympathies to the Kennelly Family, Coolaclarig Listowel and the Walsh Family O’Connell’s Avenue/Ballygologue Listowel.
All Ireland Final Tickets Members Draw will take place early next week please see Emmets social media for further details Emmets Coiste na nOg Saturday Morning Club: Continues on Saturday from 10.30am – 12.00 noon. Hope to see you all there
Jim Corridan Tournament We celebrated our 11th Annual Jim Corridan Tournament on Saturday and Sunday last. Our Junior Tournament was won by Tarbert and the Plate Final was won by St. Senan's. On Sunday our Tournament kicked off at 10am with 8 teams participating Canovee of Cork, Tarbert, Beale, Moyvane, Emmets girls and Emmets u9 and u10 teams. After 3 rounds of some mighty football the D final was contested between Emmets u9s and Emmets Girls, the C Final took place between Emmets u10s and Beale with Beale victorious. The B Final was a hotly contested affair between Tarbert and Canovee with the cork side emerging as winners. The A final was a great game of football from u10s with Moyvane eventually coming out on top against Ballyduff. A huge than you to everyone that attended and thanks especially to all the ladies that helped out in the Kitchen over the two days and also to our referees PJ Kelliher, Patsy McCarthy, DJ Mulvihill and Sean Moriarty and finally to Mikey Kennelly for co-ordinating.
U14s: Emmets U14s and Ballyduff played out a fourteen goal thriller in Ballybunion on Friday night last and at the final whistle nothing could separate the sides on a score line of 7-10 a piece and after such a display wouldn’t it be wonderful to play it all over again. We are awaiting the replay date from the ccc of North Kerry Board.
LISTOWEL CELTIC
Field Lotto Draw Monday September 7th 2015 Jackpot: €10,400 - Numbers Drawn 1/7/20/23 No Winner - Lucky Dips €40 Jimmy Gleeson, New York €40 Conor O’Neill, c/o Kevins €20 Arya & Mags Rahilly, 14 Cluainin Brian Carty, c/o Kingdom €20 €20 Kathleen Kelliher, Ballygologue Park €20 James Joy, Gurtcreen €20 Dara & Timmy, c/o The Saddle €20 Rebecca & Louise Match 3’s: Patricia Foran, 24 Ashgrove Marcella Chute, c/o Cons Eileen Greaney, Ballygologue Park Marie Reen, Greenville
Next draw on Monday September 21st. Jackpot is €10,600 and the draw will be held @ Flanagans Bar. Yearly Lotto Tickets are available for only €50.
LISTOWEL CELTIC SOCCER ACADEMY Sign-On Day on Sat 12th Sept at the Club Grounds, Tanavalla at 10.30am to 1pm. Have your children learn to play soccer in a fun and safe environment. Academy is poen to children born in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Come one come all!! Contact Paddy on 086 4025351 for any further info
LISTOWEL RUGBY
Listowel Rugby Club in association with Aras Mhuire Nursing Home are proud to announce the return of the Dursley Male Voice Choir. This is a vibrant choir renowned all over and who have performed in Westminster among other notable venues and we hope that North Kerry will come out in strength to enjoy their beautiful music.The world renowned Welsh choir will be performing in the Tintean Theatre, Ballybunion on Friday September 25th. Doors open at 6.30pm. Tickets are €25.00 and are available from Aras Mhuire Nursing home, Christy Walsh's bar and members of Listowel Rugby Club. All proceeds go towards Aras Mhuire Nursing home and Listowel Rugby Club. Listowel Rugby Club will host its "Give It A Try Day" this Saturday for girls. Any girls interested should call down to the Listowel Town Park this Saturday 10.30-12, Irish international and local hero Louise Galvin along with the women's six nations cup will be there on the day, so pop on down and check it out. U14's boys (02-2003) Thurs evenings 7-8.15 Gus Sweeney 087 2794759 U16's boys (00-01) Tues evenings 6.30-8 David Fitzgibbon 087 9379121 U18's boys (99-98) Wed evening 6.30-8 Aidan Mulvihill 087 9303099
U13's/U15's and U18's girls Thursday evenings 6.30-8 Kieran Reilly 087 1341805 Minis girls and boys ages 6 to 12 years every Saturday 10.30-12 Ornagh Ferris 087 8134114 or Aidan Mulvihill 087 9303099 All training on the Town Park pitch Fixtures: Sunday 13th September U18's boys V Old Crescent in the Town Park kick off 12pm
LISTOWEL BADMINTON
The Listowel Badminton Club held their Annual General Meeting at the Community Centre on Tuesday last September 1st and the following officers and committee were elected for the coming season; President/Secretary; Mr. Jnr. Griffin Vice President; Mr Mark Loughnane Chairman; Mr. James Sheahan Vice Chair Person; Miss Lorraine Hartnett Treasurer; Mr. Tom McElligott; Assistant Secretary; Miss Margaret Healy Fixtures Secretary; Miss Rita McCarthy P.R.O. Mr. J.Griffin Open Week Secretary; Miss Margaret Healy County Delegates; Miss Rita McCarthy and Mr. James Sheahan County Graders; Mrs. Esther Cronin and Mr. Paul Hayes Committee; Miss Marelle Murphy, Mr. Fergal Hannon and Mr. Pat Corridon Normal activities will commence at St. Michaels Gym on Monday/ Tuesday/Wednesday Sept. 21/22/23rd, from 8 to 10 pm nightly and at The Community Centre on Thursday Sept. 24th also from 8 to 10 pm. New members and former members are welcome to join the club. The special registration nights will be those Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights Badminton is the Worlds fastest racquet sport and an ideal sport to play over the winter months
BEALE GAA
The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 6th September was held in "Courtney's Bar" The numbers drawn were 2, 6, 13, 23. There was no winner of the €4,250 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are: €40 - Shane Phelan, GAA Annual Ticket €30 - Dino Dowling, GAA Annual Ticket €20 - Tom Allen, GAA Annual Ticket 5 Free tickets: Billy Quantrell, c/o Mikey Joe's Bar Next weeks draw will be held in "McMunn's Bar & Restaurant" on Sunday 13th September at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,300 Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets
Beale Seniors play Ardfert in the County League, Division 3, on Saturday, in Ballybunion at 6.00pm. At the end of September, we travel to Keel while our last game will be against St Patrick’s, Blennerville.
Beale Minors lost out to St Senans in Division 2 of the North Kerry League on Wednesday evening. Beale Juniors came up short against Beaufort in the Barrett Cup on Friday evening. Final score: Beale 2-5, Beaufort 4-14.
Beale Seniors begin their quest to defend their North Kerry championship title when the play Ballyduff in the first round of the Bernard O’Callaghan Senior Football Championship 2015. Our Under-21s play Knocknagoshel in the quarter finals in Ballybunion, while Beale Juniors received a bye in the first round
Shannon Rangers Minors are through to the semi-final of the County Championship, having disposed of Spa in the quarter final, by 4-13 to 1-10. They await the semi-final draw. Dingle, Dr Crokes and Mid-Kerry are the other semi-finalists. Shannon Rangers Seniors play Rathmore in round 3 of the County Senior Championship on October 3rd. To apply for All-Ireland Final tickets, text John Farrell on 087 7979164 before Friday, September 11th. Fully paid up members only may apply. One application per member. Don’t forget your name when texting.
Beale GAA are preparing our annual Christmas social event. This year instead of the White Collar Boxing, we are planning to host Strictly Come Dancing. Anyone interested in showing off their moves on the dance floor and competing, contact us as soon as possible.
BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB Medal 4 - Sunday 6th September 2015 1st Liam Carmody (10) 63 nett 2nd P.J. Barry (20) 66 nett 68 nett 3rd Noel Barry (9)
Gross Graham Spring 71 Cat 1.0-10. Adrian Walsh (8) 70 nett Cat 2.11-17. Kevin Barry (11) 70 nett Cat 3.18-28. Pat J. Ryan (23) 71 nett Senior Con Mullvihill (14) 76 nett Back 9 Donal Kearney (5) 33 nett Fixtures: Saturday 12th September Club Day Mixed Scramble sponsored by Kerry Bennett. Sunday 13th September LA Racing Cup. Ladies Tuesday Voucher Competition 1st Jean Liston (26) 33pts 2nd Eileen Kenny Ryan (13) 32pts (b3 – 7) 3rd Mary O’Donoghue (14) 32pts (b3 – 6) 4th Imelda O’Connor (13) 32pts (b9 – 17)
Ladies Medal V - Sponsored by Listowel Arms Hotel Sunday 6th September 2015 1st Colleen Barrett (31) 73nett 2nd Janice O’Connell (15) 74 nett (b6 – 23nett) Best Gross Mary O’Donoghue (14) 88gross 3rd Eleanor O’Sullivan (21) 74nett (b6 – 25nett) 4th Marie Doolan (22) 74nett (b9- 35nett) 5th Jean Liston (26) 74nett (b9 – 37nett) 6th Catherine Moylan (27) 74nett (B9- 37.5nett) Front 9 Maria Shanahan (23) 35.5nett Back 9 Rena Blake (20) 33nett Senior Toni Quilter (17) 76nett Senior Ladies - Friday 3rd September 1st Mary Whelan (30) 17pts 2nd Rose Molyneaux (32) 14pts 3rd Pauline O’Connor (36) 12pts
Seniors Competition - Thursday 3rd September 2015 1st Denis Eggleston (25) 37pts 2nd Joe McCarthy (20) 36pts 3rd Kevin Quinlan (17) 36pts 4th Brendan Brosnan (20) 34pts 5th Pat Harnett (16) 34pts 6th Des O’Donoghue (19) 32pts 7th Sean Stack (25) 30pts 8th Michael O’Callaghan (19) 30pts Best Gross Sean Corcoran (10) 21pts Vintage Michael Barrett (16) 28pts S Vintage Brendan O’Callaghan 30pts Fixtures September 10th Cashen Course.
BALLYDONOGHUE GAA
CLUB LOTTO: Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at Thatch. The numbers drawn were 5, 9, 16, 17. There was one winner of €4400. Congratulations to Jackpot winner Martin O'Mahony - Glouria. Next weeks draw in Tomaisin's. Jackpot €1300. RESULTS: U21 Co.Club Championship Shield: Listowel 1-10. Ballydonoghue 3-14.
FIXTURES: U21 Co.Club Championship Shield; Ballydonoghue v Austin Stacks Friday 11th Sept in Connelly Park @ 6:15pm ET. Barrett Cup; Ballydonoghue B are away to Tarbert B Sat 12th Sept at 6:30pm.
ASDEE ROVERS
Asdee Rovers Lotto Results Monday 31st August numbers drawn 3, 8, 9, 10. No jackpot winner this week. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Noreen Collins Clounamon, Patsy Sheehan Asdee and Marie Pierce Bromore . Next draw is on Monday 14th September at Jesse James Tavern Asdee with a jackpot standing at €3,050 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 A great turn out for the first day back training with over 50 players signing with Asdee for the up and coming season many for the first time and with a new set of qualified training staff.in most age groups the new season looks rosie 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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CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW. All club delegates within the North Kerry Football Board were in attendance at McMunns Bar and Restaurant, Ballybunion who are sponsors of the North Kerry Senior Football Championship on Friday night last. All eyes were on the Senior Championship draw for the Bernard O Callaghan Memorial and Eamon O Donoghue Memorial Cup as Board President Jerry Brosnan, Moyvane made the draw, Certainly it threw up some very exciting contests and none more so than Asdee v Ballylongford which is sure to be the big talking point within the parish leading up to the game. Last year champions Beale are at home to Ballyduff, Finuge must travel to Listowel Emmets, Desmonds entertain Duagh, St. Senans have home advantage against Tarbert and Moyvane take on Brosna at Brosnan Park. Two byes went to Knocknagoshel and Ballydonoghue. Exciting times ahead.
COUNTY LEAGUE: The County League Division 5 game between Asdee and Duagh down for decision on Sunday last at Walsh Park failed to go ahead. The result of this contest will now be decided by the C C C of the County Board. HALF MARATHON: The local St. Marys, Asdee GAA in association with Kerry Respite Care will be holding their Fundraising Half Marathon and 10km road race and which will also incorporate a 5km fun run/walk on this Saturday September 12th with a starting time of 10am. All the routes will start and finish at the grounds of Asdee GAA, Jack Walsh Memorial Park. A huge crown is expected to be in attendance and if last years event is anything to go by this will be another exciting day for the club.
NORTH FINAL: All roads will lead to O Rahilly Park, Ballylongford on this Saturday evening for the long awaited North Kerry League Division 2 Final between Moyvane and Asdee. Certainly Moyvane will carry the favourites tag into this encounter and rightly so as they have impressed in all their games and especially in the County League where they stand in line to be promoted to Division 4. The clubs have already been in action earlier in the year with Asdee having an impressive victory in the North Kerry League but the roles were reversed in the County League when a late goal saw the Newtownsandes men grab victory. However since those clashes Moyvane have their former County attacking star Patrick Curtin back in action which will be a huge addition to what is really a youthful squad. Add in Timmy Noonan, Brian Stack and Con Mulvihill who will take a lot of watching. Donal Leahy can be an imposing figure at midfield while in defence Denis Kennelly, Eoin Stack and Shane Stack can make life difficult for any attack.. Still Asdee will not be going in to battle to make up the numbers as they too have quality players in their ranks. Noel Long, Eoin O Carroll and Martin Collins will form a teak tough defence while at midfield if John Doran, Padraig Ruddle can turn it on this could be very well the trump card providing a plentiful supply of ball to a swift moving forward line that includes. Eoin Kennedy, Darragh Keane, Mike Breen and Eoin (Bomber) Tydings. But besides all those already mentioned it could very well be other members of the sides that could very well sway the issue in either clubs favour. To sum up it promises to be close contest and is sure to attract a huge following to O Rahilly Park.
NORTH KERRY LEAGUE: Asdee/Bally have qualified for the North Kerry League Div 2 Minor final and must now await their opponents which will be either; Knock/Brosna or St. Senans who are involved in a play-off. The final has been fixed for Sunday September 13th with a venue to be confirmed..
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St Senans GAA Lotto Results 6/9/15. Jackpot €10600. Numbers Drawn 4 8 15 22. No Winner Of Jackpot €30 Liam Somers Knockreagh €30 Michael MCelligott (Jnr) Leam €20 Teresa Dennehy Ballyhorgan €20 Brian & Padraig Logue Leam Bottle Whiskey Brian McCArthy Lixnaw. Next Week Jackpot €10700
BALLYLONGFORD GAA
LBallylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw 4/9/15. Jackpot €3600. Numbers Drawn 1. 14. 19. 23 No Winner - Lucky Dip Winners €20 Vincent Walsh Horse &Hound Bar. €20 Jerry O'Connor Pharmacy Listowel. €20 Ann Higgins Galway. 3 Free Tickets Mary Ahern Ballyline. Thank You For Your Support.
North Kerry Championship The Draw for the Mc Munns, Bernard O Callaghan Senior Football Championship 2015 Bye Knocknagoshel and Ballydonoghue First Round Games - Home Advantage to first named teams Desmonds v Duagh | Moyvane v Brosna | Finuge v Emmets Beale v Ballyduff | Asdee v Ballylongford | St Senans v Tarbert. Fixtures Minor Division 2 Final - Sunday 13th 2.30pm ET Ballylongford/Asdee v St.Senans Venue TBC. North Kerry Division 2 Senior League Saturday 12th September @ 6.30pm E.T Venue: O'Rahilly Park Ballylongford Moyvane v Asdee.
CLOUNMACON GAA
Clounmacon played Na Gaeil in the Semi Final of the Mc Elliot Cup last Friday Evening in Finuge this game had everything great Scores long Range points from long Distance and five Goals being scored. Na Geail lead at half time 1 11 to 1 07 Goal by Chris Lyons in the 20th Minute kept Clounmacon in Touch. 2nd Half Midfield Liam Sullivan got Clounmacoms 2 nd Goal in the 1st minute and Chris Lyons from play level up the score 1 11 to 2 08 over the next 15 minutes both kicked 3 points each to leave the score 2 11 to 1 14. 10 minutes to go Na Gaeil hit the front again with a point from play and a 2nd Goal put them 4 points clear.Clounmacon never say died a Fisted point from Joe Joe Grimes and another Fisted Goal this from Paudie Quinn level up the score 2 16 to 3 13 looked like a Replay deep in Injury time kicked over the winning point to leave the final score Na Gaeil 2 17 Clounmacon 3 13.Team and scores Shane Sullivan Tinny Mulivhill Brendan Griffin Aidan Quinn Joe Joe Grimes 0-2 Seamus Twomey 0-1 John Finucane Liam Sullivan 1-0 Fintan Mc Enery Jack Twomey Paudie Quinn 1-1 KIeran Mahony Mark Twomey 0-1 Chris Lyons 1 -7 Brian Murphy 0-1 . Beat of luck to Kerry Minor and Senior Teams for uncoming All Ireland Football Final on September 20th from all in Clounmacon Gaa.Lotto Results for August 27th Jackpot £3800 no winner numbers drawing 3 9 10 15 Lucky Dips £50 Brigid Galvin c/o Galvins £30 each Diarmuid Carmody Skeheneein Dano Fitzmaurice Bunagara £20 each Shauna & Brendan c/o Mikes Seamus Twomey Ballahadigue.
SET DANCING classes resume Tuesday nights in Clounmacon Community Centre. Commencing Tuesday September 22nd. Beginners at 8.00pm, others at 8.30pm. All welcome
MOYVANE GAA
SENIOR COUNTY LEAGUE: Moyvane had a good win at home to Seem/Derrynane in the Division 5 Senior County League on Saturday Last on a final score of Moyvane 2-17, Seem/Derrynane 2-9. This leaves Moyvane in a good position to be promoted with 2 games left in the competition. SENIOR NORTH KERRY LEAGUE FINAL: Moyvane will face Asdee in the Division 2 North Kerry League Final in Ballylongford on Saturday, September 12th at 6.30pm. The winners of this game will play in Division 1 next year.
NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Draws for the North Kerry Championships were made on Friday last. Moyvanes opponents will be Brosna in the Senior North Kerry Championship, Ballyduff B in the North Kerry Intermediate Cup and Bally/Asdee in the U21 North Kerry Championship. The draw for the Minior Championship will take place at a later date. The very best of luck to all of the teams and management in this years Championships. RACE NIGHT: Moyvane GAAs Annual Video Race Night will be held in Brosnans Bar on Thursday, September 17th at 9.30pm. As always a great nights entertainment is guaranteed. We are once again holding a Best Dressed Lady Competition with a prize awarded on the night. So come along and support your local GAA Club with a night of Fun and Festivities. LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot if €3,600. Numbers drawn were 1, 3, 18 and 30. Lucky a dips of €40.00 each: Darragh Behan c/o Mike Brosnan, Noreen & John Lynch c/o G Mullun, Kitty Culhane, Leitrim Middle, Tom Martin O Connor c/o P Scanlon and Aoife, Chloe,Shauna,Lilyann and Michael c/o M Lynch Taxi. Next weeks Jackpot is €3,800 and the draw will be held in Speedys Bar on Sunday, September 13th at 10.00pm.
KERRY CCE
A very progressive County Board meeting was held last Friday night in the Grand Hotel Tralee. A very large agenda was discussed on the night including dates for events in 2015 – 2016, and events such as Culture night, Trad for Trocaire, Fleadh Cheoil Ciarrai 2016, Fleadh na Mumhan 2016 and a report on Fleadh Cheoil Ciarrai 2015. The officers and all the committee and volunteers from Barr na Sriade CCE and Cahersiveen were congratulated on hosting 2 brilliant Fleadh Cheoils. Next year’s venue will be announced in the next couple of weeks. The Dates for next year’s Fleadh Cheoil Ciarrai could also be changed. More details to follow on this. This year’s Kerry County Board AGM will be held on Sunday 1st November 2015 at 3.00 pm in the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee. Concert in St Johns Theatre Listowel on Thursday 24th SeptemberThe Best of Traditional with Niamh Dunne fiddle and Séan œg Gragham accordion, Both Beoga Musicians. Culture night takes place on September 18th Nationwide. One of the events taking place is the All Ireland Wrenboy Competition takes place in Listowel also on Friday 18th September
Co. Junior League Group 4 winners Ballydonoghue who defeated Moyvane in the final played in Ballylongford on a score line Ballydonoghue 2-10 Moyvane 2-5
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NORTH KERRY GAA P.R.O. MAIREAD O’SULLIVAN
Mobile: 086 3689061 | Email: osullivan_mairead@yahoo.com NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW On Friday night last in Mc Munns of Ballybunion, the draw for the Senior Football Championship took place. There was a large attendance as always from the clubs and the first round games seen Listowel Emmets and near neighbours Finuge face each other for the second year in a row at the opening stages. Another game of interest was the draw for Asdee to face neighbours Ballylongford and current holders Beale are at home to Ballyduff. With the Ballyduff hurlers now free to concentrate on the football side of things, this should draw huge interest. The North Kerry Football Board would like to Greg and Una for their kind and professional hospitality as always and now we eagerly await the start of the 2015 Championship. The Draw for the Mc Munns sponsored, Bernard O Callaghan Senior Football Championship 2015 Bye Knocknagoshel and Ballydonoghue First Round Games - Home Advantage to first named teams and extra time in all games. Desmonds v Duagh | Moyvane v Brosna | Finuge v Emmets Beale v Ballyduff | Asdee v Ballylongford | St Senans v Tarbert U21 Championship - Sponsored Dennehy Veterinary Clinic Duagh First named team has home advantage Preliminary Rd: Moyvane/Tarbert v Ballylongford/Asdee Venue; Moyvane Listowel Emmets v Received a Walkover from Finuge who have withdrawn from the championship Quarter Finals: Beale v Knocknagoshel/Brosna Venue: Ballybunion Ballydonoghue v Duagh Venue; Coolard. St Senans v Listowel Emmets Venue: Mountcoal. Ballyongford/Asdee or Moyvane/Tarbert v Desmonds Venue: will be either Moyvane or Ballylongford. Intermediate Cup - Sponsored by South of Ireland Waste Disposal Derreen O Connor of Tarbert. Bye: Ballydonoghue B | Clounmacon v Tarbert B | Moyvane B V Ballyduff B | Desmonds B v Emmets B Junior Cup - Sponsored by Moloney Financial Services, Listowel Byes: Beale B, Ballylongford B, Finuge B | St Senans B v Duagh B Novice Cup Semi Finals: St Senans C v Knockanure | Brosna B v Emmets C RESULTS Minor League Division 2 Play off: Beale 4.06 v St Senans 4.13 Minor League Division 2 Play off: Knocknagoshel/Brosna 0.08 v St Senans 3.06 FIXTURES North Kerry Division 2 Senior League - Sponsored McCarthy Insurance Listowel Saturday 12th September @ 6.30pm E.T Venue: O'Rahilly Park Ballylongford: Moyvane v Asdee FEILE NA NOG Feile Peil na Nog under 13 North Kerry Blitz Saturday Sept 26th. Clubs interested in taking part should please contact John Dillon G.D.A north Kerry - email johndillon.duagh@gmail.com no later than this Sat Sept 12th Kerry host the feile next year, teams wishing to take part will have to host a visiting team. This blitz will be of great benefit to clubs taking part as the County Board will be in a better position to grade all teams in the district. Medals are kindly sponsored for the competition by John Ogie Sheehy Ballydonoghue
R EB E L F I TZ TH E B I LL F OR G U IN N E S S KE R R Y NA T IO NA L Rebel Fitz heads the weights for next week’s Guinness Kerry National, the feature event of the seven-day Listowel Harvest Festival. The 10-year-old is trained by Michael Winters and he reports the son of Agent Bleu to be in great shape after a fine comeback effort at Galway last month. “He is in great form and has come out of Galway spectacularly well. If I said that we had left something to work on going to Galway, I’d be only praising myself, but he hadn’t been out much over the summer and we were minding him,” said Winters. “His coat has turned inside out and the race at Galway was like a practice match for him and his mind is great. We are very happy where we are with him now. He’ll have top weight and it won’t be easy to give weight away, but we’d be hoping that he’ll get into the money,” he added. With Davy Russell out injured, Winters has yet to confirm riding arrangements but he said, “Out of courtesy to Barry Geraghty, he’ll be offered the ride again, but I’d say he’ll have to ride for his boss, JP McManus. There are loads of top-class riders around that we can choose from and he is a straightforward horse to ride.” Rebel Fitz is one of 42 horses that have been entered for this year’s race and Paul Nicholls could be represented by Valco De Touzaine, a three-time winner and the six-year-old posted a fine effort last month at Newton Abbot, when runner-up to Standing Ovation. Willie Mullins has pencilled in no fewer than seven horses for next week’s showpiece, while last year’s first and second, Your Busy and Pass The Hat, will represent James Nash and Arthur Moore respectively. Nash said, “All my horses are in great form and I just hope he gets in – it might be tight. He worked great last Friday and I know he is twelve, but he works like a six-year-old. Going into the race last year, his form was a bit in and out, but he has had a much better season this year and Katie Walsh will ride him again. He loves a bit of nice ground and with the way weather is at the minute, he might get that next week.” Rule The World, who slipped up when in with every chance in the thetote.com Galway Plate, could be one of four runners for Mouse Morris, who has also entered Ravished, Horendus Hulabaloo and Rogue Angel. “I’ll run whatever I can get in. None of them are too ground dependant and they all seem to be in good form,” reported Morris. Noel O’Brien, Senior National Hunt Handicapper, said: “This year’s entries for the Guinness Kerry National will make for a competitive renewal of this very strong handicap. Top weight at a racing rate of 153, Rebel Fitz is a hugely consistent chaser and with plenty of high-class handicappers sprinkled through the field, should make for another great race.” John McGuire, Chairman of Listowel Racecourse said: “With less than a week to go to the start of our festival, the track is in tip-top shape and there is a great buzz around Kerry. We are delighted with the quality of entries for the Guinness Kerry National which marks the start of the National Hunt season proper.
Pictured at the North Kerry Championship draws were left to right: Una Ryan Sponsor Mc Munns, Billy Enright Chariman, Gerry Brosnan N.K. President, Greg Ryan Sponsor aMc Munns, Mairead O Sullivan Secretary.
“This year the total prize-money over the seven days is €1.2 million, up €150,000 on 2014, and in addition to the racing there is an extensive range of free entertainment, including the Kerry Group Family Day on Sunday, McElligotts Honda Ladies Day on Friday, daily racecard draws with cash prizes, promotions and live music in the enclosures after racing.”
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MIRACULOUS INVOCATION TO SAINT THERESA, THE LITTLE FLOWER
O Glorious St. Therese, whom Almighty God has raised up to aid and inspire the human family, I implore your Miraculous Intercession. You are so powerful in obtaining every need of body and spirit from the Heart of God. Holy Mother Church proclaims you 'Prodigy of Miracles... the Greatest Saint of Modern Times.' Now I fervently beseech you to answer my petition (mention here) and to carry out your promises of spending Heaven doing good on earth...of letting fall from Heaven a Shower of Roses. Little Flower, give me your childlike faith, to see the Face of God in the people and experiences of my life, and to love God with full confidence. St. Therese, my Carmelite Sister, I will fulfill your plea 'to be made known everywhere' and I will continue to lead others to Jesus through you. Amen. T.M.
Oh, most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God; Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh, Star of the Sea, help me and show me you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my necessity (Mention your request here) There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mary, I place this prayer in your hands (3 times). Amen. This prayer is never known to fail and is to be said for 3 consecutive days. Publication on granting of the favour must be promised and done. CC
THE MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.O.B.
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