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Friday 23rd October 2015 Vol. 8 Issue 43

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LISTOWEL SISTERS MAKE HISTORY

STRICTLY THE ONLY SHOW IN TOWN THIS SATURDAY NIGHT

Thirteen couples are ready to polish the floor of the Listowel Arms Hotel this Saturday night. Doors are open at 6.30pm and the dancing starts at 7.30pm but the committee are encouraging people to be there in advance of this.

Some tickets are still available for the screen in the Dining Room for €10. These can be obtained from The Listowel Arms Hotel and from Mary Browne’s Salon on William Street. There may be some available at the door on the night but are subject to availability and first come first served.

All proceeds from the Night are going to Kerry Parents & Friedns and the committee would like to thank all the couples for there time over the Past 6 weeks. They would also like thank all the wonderful sponsors and a massive thank you to their amazing dance teacher Debbie from Tralee who has done a fantastic job. So come along for a fantastic night of Fun and Dance and see all the couples tear up the dancel floor!!

Listowel sisters make history in the Women's Soccer Colleges Association of Ireland.

Sistely love turned to sporting rivalry last week when two Listowel sisters lined out against each other for a college soccer match.

Rebecca Horgan's IT Carlow played Louise Horgan's Waterford IT in the first game of the WSCAI Premier south. Rebecca Horgan scored for IT Carlow on 25mins and 10 mins later Louise Horgan scored for Waterford IT. IT Carlow won 7.3 on the day but for the "sisters" it finished 1.1.

Rebecca and Louise both play club soccer with Listowel Celtic and have always played on the same team since the age of 7 and 8. It was a first in the WSCAI where two sisters lined out against each other with both scoring on the day. On a happier note the sisterly love will return to normal on Sunday when they will line out together for Listowel Celtic in the Munster Junior Cup Final.

BARN DANCE AND BBQ FUNDRAISER

A great evening is assured at the upcoming Barn Dance and BBQ being held at Browne's Farm Mountcoal, Listowel Friday 30h October. Proceeds will be used to support the work of Masinyusane, a non-profit organisation, which was started by Fr Jerry Browne and helps educate some of the impoverished students in the township of Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Tickets cost €50 and include, food and drink and music by Spailpin followed by the DJ Martin Behan. For tickets please call Marina on 087 0556565 or Fr Jerry on 087 368 8922. For more information on Masinyusane please visit their page: www.masinyusane.org

KILLOCRIM NATIONAL SCHOOL AWARDED FUNDING FROM THE SPORTS COUNCIL Eugene Owens, Mary Culloty and Jack Owens keep an eye on the racing action at the Brosna GAA Fundraising night at the Dogs on Saturday night.

Photo by www.deniswalshphotography.com 087-6017694

FREE Complete Makeover Last Chance to Win a FREE Complete Makeover this October. All you have to do to win body contouring, personal training, nutrition advice, hair makeover, eyelash extensions, eyebrow makeover, makeup lesson and application, full body airbrush tan and nails is send a full length picture and tell us why yourself, your chosen friend or family member deserve to win this fabulous makeover!

Entries to bodymakeover.listowel@gmail.com or facebook.com/BodyMakeoverListowel. Closing date 25th October.

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The Board of Management of Killocrim National School are delighted to be awarded funding of €46,300 from the Sports Council grant towards the provision of an all weather pitch in our school grounds. This is as a result of close collaboration between Parents, Finuge G.A.A., Minister Jimmy Deenihan and the Board of Management. We will shortly be announcing details of major fundraising to bring this project to fruition for the benefit of our pupils and community.

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UNISLIM REACHES NEW HEIGHTS

A group of 14 Unislim Leaders took to Mount Brandon last Sunday to push their own boundaries and show that with a little support, there is no mountain too high. Being motivated to take on a challenge is what Unislim leaders do best! Each week, they inspire and guide members at their local classes to take control and make small changes in their lives that will have a big impact on not only their weight, but their overall health and wellbeing.

Unislim Leader Ann Hynes says “At Unislim we want to show people that living a healthy lifestyle is all about loving life more, having the energy and confidence to do the things you love and to feel great in your own skin. All of our Leaders have lost their weight with Unislim, they know how it feels to step onto the scales each week, and sharing their success with members is what sets us aside – we speak from a place of understanding and we believe that every one of our members can have the healthy life they want and deserve with our Forever Free plan.”

Over the past month, this fantastic group of Unislim leaders has helped their members to lose an incredible 1,140 stone. Ann says “our members have pushed themselves out of their comfort zones to lose weight, so it’s important that we do the same. Our Team have had such a great day helping each other reach the summit and that’s what it’s all about – support and team work, just like a Unislim class”.

If you would like to join your local Unislim class, visit Unislim.com and find a class near you today. To enquire about joining our team, fill in the quick application form unislim.com/becomealeader

SPIKE PLAYERS TO PERFROM ‘JACK FURY’ AT JOHN BS

The Knocknagoshel based Spike Players have proved a huge success throughout North Kerry recently with their adaptation of Bryan McMahon’s 1972 published, one act play, Jack Furey. They will now be performing the play as Pub Theatre in John B Keane’s Bar this Thursday 29th October at 8pm and all are most welcome.

The play has already been staged at Knocknagoshel Community Centre and in the intimate setting of the Rambling House in Duagh and Finuge. Inspired by this success, Spike Players have entered the one act drama circuit and are the first Kerry group to do so in over 20 years. Involvement in the circuit means that the group will compete at drama festivals in Clare, Cork and Waterford throughout the winter.

“The play features: Mairead Brosnan as Josie; Michael Finnegan as Daithi and Josephine Roche as Grace,” explained director and founding member, Padraig Dennehy from Lixnaw.

“The play may have been written over 40 years ago, but it’s core theme of a household struggling with relationships, family secrets, life’s frustrations, betrayed by and confronted as a consequence of dementia are as prevalent today as the time it was written.

Spike Players wish to acknowledge the continued support and encouragement they have received from K.E.T.B. drama classes.

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LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Isabel McDonough, Ashfield.

Kitty Kelly Hastings – Lyreacrompane & Bedford Teresa (Tess) Stack, Moyessa.

ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Patrick Buckley, Behins. Bebe Fitzsimons nee Flaherty O’Connell’s Ave & Margaret O Carroll, O’Connell’s Ave. & Deceased Families.

OLD OR BROKEN MOBILE PHONES FOR NANO NAGLE Please drop into Denise in the Parish Office or contact Frank Greaney on 087 2536120

Lixnaw are County Minor Hurling Champions 2015

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J.J. Walshes bar on Monday for a Jackpot of €6.800.

HURLING CLUB FIXTURES; County Minor Hurling League Final Lixnaw V Crotta on Sunday October 25th @ 1.00pm in Abbeydorney.

Results; County Minor Hurling Championship Final Lixnaw; 3-18 - Ardfert; 1-10 COUNTY MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: A strong Lixnaw side seeking two in-a-row and their third in a four year spell convincingly overcame a spirited St. Brendan’s outfit on Saturday in Kilmoyley. Lixnaw led from the throwin, scoring 0-05 in the opening quarter to St. Brendan’s 0-03, with Shane Conway 0-02 from frees, Jeremy McKenna scoring one point with Colin Sheehy making up the balance. St. Brendan’s scores came from Fionan Mackessey scoring two and Eric Leen converting from a free.

Lixnaw dominated the second quarter. Shane Conway and Colin Sheehy proved too powerful for the St. Brendan’s backline with both men scoring two points including a fantastic solo effort by Conway as he beat 3 men in the process of scoring his first point from play. John Buckley showed great leadership as he scored two points also. Lixnaw did suffer a blow though in the 25th minute as No.9 Brian McAuliffe was forced off due to injury with Thomas Molyneaux replacing him. Ardfert's only score of the quarter came from Jimmy Shanahan. Lixnaw went into the dressing rooms at the break leading 0-11 to 0-04. St. Brendan's struck 7 wides in the first half.

St. Brendan’s did start the better in the second half with Eric Leen scoring two points from frees in quick succession. It looked like the Ardfert men would come back until John Buckley scored the first goal of the game finishing from a great run from the 45 yard line. Eric Leen would score again from a free before Lixnaw took over the scoring. Shane Conway converted 3 frees and Colin Sheehy scored Lixnaws second goal, which took the sting out of the game. Diarmuid O'Connor replaced Michael Davis for St. Brendan’s.

The final quarter saw a big effort by St. Brendan’s to try and rescue the game but it ultimately came to nothing. Both sides scored 1-03, Lixnaw's scores came from Colin Sheehy who scored 0-02, Shane Conway scoring another point from a free and the substitute Brendan Angland finding the back of the St. Brendan’s net. St. Brendan’s final attempts included two points from Eric Leen from frees and 1-01 coming from Fionan Mackessey also from dead ball situations.

A happy Lixnaw captain John Buckley accepted the cup from the County Hurling officer Ger McCarthy much to the delight of the large Lixnaw supporters. Man of the match went to the Lixnaw centre-forward Jeremy McKenna and deservedly so. Congrats Jeremy.

Lixnaw: Robert Siles, Tom Foley, David Siles, Conor O'Keefe, Liam Mullins, Gerard Stackpoole, William Costello, John Buckley capt.(1-03), Brian McAuliffe, Shane Conway (0-08), Jeremy McKenna MOTM (0-01,) Davin Quilter, Colin Sheehy (1-06), Jamie Galvin, Jason Keane. SUBS: Thomas Molyneaux for Brian McAuliffe, Brendan Angland(1-0) for Jamie Galvin, Jack Allen for Tom Foley, Michael Dennehy for Colin Sheehy, Steven Keane for William Costello, Orann O’Connell, Shane McElligott, James King, Daire Shannon, Sean Kelliher.

Well done to the team management of Manager Tommy Molyneaux, Joint Trainers John Griffin/Eddie Murphy, selectors Nick Mullins and Willie Dowling.

It was great so see so many Lixnaw supporters at the match and celebrations afterwards but two stalwarts and legends of the club who were in attendance merit special mention. They were our club President Mickey Maher and the other great man himself, Willie O’Connell. Both has given many decades of sterling service to hurling in Lixnaw which hasn’t gone unnoticed and their contributions will always be remembered. I’m sure ye both enjoyed the day to the fullest and rightly so.

Finally DVDs of the match will be available in at Foleys Galaexpress later on in the week.

LIXNAW HURLING CLUB LOTTO Jackpot €6,700. Nos Drawn; 13, 20, 27, 29. There was no Jackpot winner. €20 winners; Megan Kenny, Lixnaw. John Moran, Billerough. Sean Kelliher, Banemore. Tony Sheehy, Ballinagar. Eamon McElligott, Ballinagar. Next draw

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LIXNAW HURLING CLUB ANNUAL CHURCH GATE COLLECTION Taken up last weekend and many thanks for your generous support.

NORTH KERRY HURLING HISTORY BOOK LAUNCH Congratulations to the North Kerry hurling board and Tommy O’Connor in particular, on their 90 year history of the North Kerry Hurling Board book launch which took place last Sunday at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel. The presentation was launched by Aogán ÓFearghaíl, Uachtarán, Cumann Luthchleas Gael. The book ‘North Kerry – a hurling history’ which contains 256 pages with over 50 photographs, is an excellent production and well worth the read, a collectors item. Also on the night the Lixnaw All Ireland Scor na nOg Instrumental Music group winners entertained the audience before the function. The book costs €20 and is on sale at Foleys Galaexpress.

FINUGE/ST SENANS LFC Seniors - Played away to Rathmore on Sunday 18th October in the semi-final of the Mary Jo Curran cup. FT score Rathmore: 6-13 F/SS 5-09.

Gaelic 4 Mothers + Others ; Attended and took part in the National blitz in Portmarnock on Saturday 17th October. A great time was had by all.

LIXNAW HOSPICE COMMITTEE Say thanks for all who helped and supported their Coffee Morning. Thanks to the sisters for the use of their hall and kitchen. The exercise brought in €975.

Thanks to the community, the schools and playschools for their support.

LIXNAW PARENTS AND TODDLERS GROUP NEED NEW MEMBERS Currently there are only 2 members. If you are interested in 2 hours of fun time for pre-school children then please come along to the Ceolann. The group reopen on Sept. 17th from 10.30am to 12.30pm at a cost of €3 per family. The group has been running successfully for 7 years. Please support it or otherwise the dream will fade into ashes.

WELCOME TO OUR “MEALS ON WHEELS” SERVICE We provide a “Meals on Wheels”service for the elderly, isolated, or those living alone. We will deliver meals daily from Monday to Friday. We will also be working through home helps in your area. The area’s covered include Ballyduff, Lixnaw, Finuge, Irremore, Mountcoal, Rathea etc. For more details on costs and delivery please contact Bud’s Family Resource Centre, Ballyduff on the following number (066) 7148883.

A.A. MEETING An open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Convent Hall Lixnaw this coming Sunday night at 8.30pm. Should you wish to know how AA works please feel free to come along.

TRALEE GENERAL HOSPITAL ANNUAL NOVEMBER MASS Celebrated on Monday November 2nd in the hospital chapel. Relatives and friends of deceased are invited.

CCE LEAC SNAMHA Our branch held its AGM on Friday last 16th, thanks to all who attended and the following officers were elected: Chairperson Liz O”keeffe, Secretary Bridie Stack,Asst Secretary Mike Kissane, Treasurer Helen Shanahan, Auditor Sonny Egan, PRO Róisín Rice, Delegates to Co Board Kathleen Quinlan and Annette Galvin, Treoraí na Gaeilge Allanah Ní Chíosáin, Youth Officers, Donagh McElligott, Ciara Shannon, Julianne O’Keeffe. Hon Patron Eamonn Ó Hargáin, Patrons Fr Maurice Brick, Fr McCarthy. President Martin Browne, Vice Presidents Phil Keane, Pats Keane, Martin Whelan, Sheila Bowler, Thomas Costello, Mairead Fernane, Billy McKenna, Sean O’Connell, Pat Joe Dennehy, Mile Dennehy. Closing date for entries to our secretary for Ceol an Gheimhridh is Sat next 24th and this competition will be held in IT Tralee on Saturday Nov 14th. For all comhaltas info log on to www.kerrycomhaaltas.ie and kerry ccé Facebook page. Slán tamall.

TRADITIONAL MUSIC LESSONS WITH ANNE MCAULIFFE Resuming in the Seanchai Centre, The Square Listowel. Instruments taught include Accordeon, Concertina, Whistle, Flute, Fiddle, etc.

Beginners and advanced welcome. Contact 0876736337 and also Comhaltas Facebook page.

SET DANCING Classes continue on Tuesday nights in Clounmacon Community Centre. Beginners at 8.00pm, others at 8.30pm. All welcome SEAN NOS DANCING CLASSES Continue Wednesday evenings 7.30pm- 8.30pm in St. Patricks hall.

For more information contact Anne-Marie on 086 3818502. All levels welcome.

LISTOWEL PARISH FOLK GROUP Would love new members. Come and join us! Thursdays from 8 to 9pm. KDYS (upstairs) Contact 086-8847708 for more info.

LISTOWEL BRIDGE CLUB Bridge lessons continuing for 7 weeks, those interested please contact either of the following numbers: Marie Galvin 086 081 7407 or Maria O’Connor 087 755 4996.

KERRY GENERAL HOSPITAL Chapel of Christ the Healer. The Annual November Mass for Patients (including those who died by stillbirth and miscarriage) who died in Kerry General Hospital during the year will be celebrated in the Hospital Chapel on Monday 2nd November at 7pm. Relatives & Friends invited.

LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE In partnership with the HSE Public Health Nursing Department will stage a new six week programme addressing issues faced by mums and their young babies to commence at the centre in early November.

The course entitled 'Baby and Me' will run over six consecutive Wednesday morning's (November 4-December 9 inclusive from 10.30am weekly ). The course will focus on a specific topic each week with a special keynote speaker.

The topics featured will include; Attachment to your baby/First Aid (November 4). Physiotherapy for mums with Aisling Hanrahan (November 11), Diet with Sheila King will be addressed on November 18, physiotherapy with Triona Whelan will feature on November 25, Speech and Language development in babies with Fiona Reidy will be the subject topic on December 2 and the course concludes on Wednesday December 9 where the subject topic will focus on Occupational Therapy and Baby Massage. Each session will last approximately 60 minutes, followed by a further period of 30 minutes where participants can share experiences with others over a cup of tea/coffee. A session fee applies of 2 euro per family. Further details are available from Denis on (068) 23584 or your local Public Health Nurse Listowel Men's Shed returns for another season of varied activities on Friday. October 30 from 10am-12 noon at Listowel Family Resource Centre. The new season opens with a cooked breakfast to celebrate the return of the group. All men in the local community are welcome to come and experience the finest cuisine and meet other local men in the process. For further details contact Denis on (068) 23584.

Names are being taken for the Halloween Camp to be held at Listowel Family Resource Centre from Tuesday October 27-Friday October 30. The camp runs from 9.30am-1.30pm daily for National School going children. The camp promises a variety of spooky activities including Fun/games , arts/crafts and much more besides. Early booking is advised as places are limited. Further details from Patricia Lyons on (068) 23584 Ladies come along to Listowel Family Resource Centre on Wed 28th Oct. at 10am for a morning on Skin Care & Make Up. Cost €5 Tea Coffee & scones. To book place call Bridie 068-23584/0868556431

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KILFLYNN SCOR The scor season for 2015 will commence shortly. The first competition to take place will be scor na nóg, This category is for U17s and anyone interested in participating or requiring information on the competition should contact Crotta Scor Officer Ann Mahony at 0871265641. Scor na bpáistí [primary school category] and senior scor will commence early in 2016.

SYMPATHIES On behalf of the Community we offer our sincere sympathies to John and William Buckley, Crotta, Kilflynn on the recent death of their sister, Christina Szabo – nee Buckley of Milton Keynes, England & formerly of Ballyduff, who passed away suddenly on Sunday 11th October. May she rest in peace.

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A Memorial Mass will be held for Christina Szabo nee Buckley at St. Peter and Paul's Church, Ballyduff on Saturday 24th October at 11a.m.

FASHION SHOW Tarbert Comprehensive School will host their Annual Fashion Show on Friday, October 23, at 8pm in the PE Hall of the school. There will be a free shuttle bus from the village carparks. Modelling with local models and TY students for a great night out. Tickets: €10 (Contact Mary at the School on 068 36619.

ALLIANZ CUMANN NA MBUNSCOL St.Teresa's National School football team Kilflynn are St.Brendans Board Allianz cumman mBunscoil football 4/5 Teachers School Champions 2015 with a 5-06 4-05 victory over a gallant Glenderry, Ballyheigue in the sportsfield, Ardfert on Friday 16th October.

CAUSEWAY BABMINTON We have started back playing babminton again on Tuesdays at 9.00pm in Causeway sports hall. We are starting up a club this year and we are looking for new members to join so anyone interested, please come along. All welcome.

Congratulations to The Kilflynn n.s players and their trainer Jerome O'Sullivan and Denis Sayers (Coach) and their teacher Miss Hogan. And their fantastic supporters. #CillFlainnAbu

DARTS Aiden Sheehan and Keith Silles defeated Keith O'Carroll and Michelle Quirke in the weekly double darts tournament in Parker's Lounge Bar on Saturday 17th October.

CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer Kieran Keane, Tralee on Monday Night 19th October in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn were 1, 8, 9 and 26. There was No winner of €3,300 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Liz Nicholson, Kilflynn, Michael McElligott (Jnr), Leam, Kilflynn and Margaret and Brandon Conway, Ballyrehan, Lixnaw The next draw will take place in Herbert's Bar, Kilflynn on Monday 26th October, with a 3,400 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 out www.crottagaa.ie or www.locallotto.ie CROTTA LOTTO ON LINE You can now directly support Crotta Hurling club by playing our weekly Fund-raising Lotto Online. Enter your lines of numbers for up to a year in one go, you need never miss a draw again! When playing online you will receive the Lotto results and club news updates by email after each draw has taken place.

To play the Crotta GAA Lotto, four numbers are selected from 1 to 28. If anybody matches the four numbers selected on the night he or she wins/shares the Jackpot. There are also 3 Lucky Dip prizes of €35 drawn on the night. Tickets cost €2 each. More details onwww.locallotto.ie or on www.crottagaa.ieor from Crotta club officers.

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY O'Neills Crotta Hurling club presents Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday 5th December in McHales Stretford End, Causeway.

CROTTA GAA Commissioners to the Crotta U-16 Hurlers who were defeated by South Kerry on a 4-13 to 2-13 scoreline after a fantastic battle in the County Championship final replay on Saturday in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney

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The next darts doubles tournament takes place on Saturday night 24th October at 10.30 p.m. in Parker's Lounge bar. Parker's Pub Darts team defeated Twomey's Bar, Abbeydorney on Friday night 16th October by 6-1 at Twomey's in the north Kerry league. Parker's Pub Darts team are away to The Railway bar, Lixnaw on Friday night 23rd October.

HALLOWEEN CAMP On Tuesday the 27th of October to Friday 30th October from 9.30a.m to 1.00p.m each day. Afternoons also available if needed. €30 per child. Discounts for second and third children. Halloween arts and crafts, activities, games and lots of spooky fun. Contact Maureen on 0871253680 for more details.

HURLING/SHINTY Four Kerry hurlers have been included in the Irish senior and Under 21 squads for the first tests of the Hurling/Shinty International Series involving Ireland and Scotland.

Shane Nolan of O’Neills Crotta and Causeway’s Bryan Murphy have made the senior panel, while Murphy’s clubmate Keith Carmody and Ballyheigue’s Philip Lucid have made the Under 21 squad.

The senior game will take place on October 24th at 2.00pm in Bught Park, Inverness along with the U21 game which will take place at 11.30am.

The return game will be played in Croke Park on November 21 before the Eirgid International Rules game between Ireland and Australia.

The Irish Hurling/Shinty senior team will be managed this year by Jeffrey Lynskey, Galway and Gregory O’Kane, Antrim. Best of luck to Crotta player Shane Nolan and his Irish team mates.

TARBERT BRIDEWELL Will host the following on Saturday, October 31, 2015. A Puppet Show, Face painting, Treats and Scary, Hairy, Ghostly Tales. Further details later. Contact number 068 36500

HOSPITAL MASS The Annual November mass for patients including those who died by stillbirth and miscarriage, who died in Kerry General Hospital during the year will be celebrated in the hospital chapel on Monday, November 2, at 7pm. Relatives and friends invited!

DONATE BLOOD Our Mobile Unit will be holding a Blood Donor Clinic in Ceol Corbraí Hall, Glin, on Thursday, October 22, 2015 from 6pm to 9pm.

THANK YOU Myaware would like to extend a sincere and heartfelt thanks for your generosity to our church gate collection last weekend. A total of €378.67 was raised which will help us to support to those suffering from a severe muscle weakening illness called myasthenia. For more information see www.myaware.ie PROSTATE CANCER A six week prostate cancer support programme in Recovery Haven (Cancer Support House) Haig's Terrace, Tralee. Started on Monday, October 12 7pm- 9pm. Please contact Siobhán if you are interested in attending on 066 7192122.

HALLOWEEN Visit the Haunted Writers Hall at the Seanchai Centre Listowel on Thursday, October 29, to Saturday 31, from 3pm to 5pm. Includes a tour of the haunted rooms, storytelling and craft making. Suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years. Admission €5. Booking essential to (068) 22212, info@kerrywritersmuseum.com ENTERTAINMENT Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday October 29th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling.

GAA LOTTO There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were: 14, 17, 19 and 20. Lucky Dip winners were; Pat Donavan, Aisling Finucane, John Quinlan, Noreen Carrig, Greg and Ava Horan, and Johnny Wren. Next week’s draw takes place in the Anchor Bar with a jackpot of €3,350. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto.

MATCH FIXTURE Tarbert take on St. Senan's next Monday in Mountcoal in the first round of the North Kerry Championship. The game starts at 1pm and your support for the team and management would be much appreciated. Best of luck lads in this difficult encounter.

A panoramic view of beautiful Ballybunion Beach at dusk on recent October evening. Photo by John Heffernan

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CAPTAINS DAY GOLF CLASSIC FUNDRAISES FOR IRISH WHEELCHAIR ASSOCIATION

€5,000 was raised at the Annual Captains Day Golf Classic for the Listowel Branch / Resource & Outreach Centre of the Irish Wheelchair Association and the cheque presentation that took place last Friday morning at the Ballybunion Golf Club.

Front: Brendan Lynch (club captain) presenting cheque to Terry O’Brien (Service coordinator IWA) Back row: Miley costello (vice captain), Anna Maria O Mahony, Tom Keane and Gretta Murphy (IWA).

BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS Sunday 18th October draw was held in the “Mikey’ Joe’s Bar”.The numbers drawn were 3, 7, 15 ,22 There was no winner of the €4500 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are €40,Joe Edgeworth, c/o Railway Bar €Joe Edgeworth c/o Railway Bar. €20,”Neilus Enright c/o Mikey Joe’s Bar 5 Free Tickets Mike Joyce, c/o Post Office. Next weeks’ draw will be held in “The Attic Bar”on Monday 26th October at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,600 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.

WE CAN COOK CHILDREN'S COOKERY CAMP Will be running a three day camp o er the Halloween break from Tue Oct 27th to Thur Oct 29th from 10am to 1 pm suitable for Primary School Children places as limited to book your place contact Marie on 087 6415513 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 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.

SET DANCING CLASSES Kilcooley’s Ballybunion Every Thursday Night 8pm – 10pm. Teacher Timmy Woulfe.

CIRCUIT TRAINING Circuit training 8pm mondays & Wednesday's Ballyb CommunityCentre €20 per month 1 night a week €40 per month 2 nights per week.

SOCIAL DANCING Classes continue every Tuesday at “The Railway Bar” at 7.30pm DANCING ON TUESDAY Come along every tues night at the Ballybunion Youth Café for a great night of Social Dancing, From 7.30 to 9.30. Great fun exercise and craic guaranteed.

THE BIG DAY, TRACY AND JOE What a day! What a weekend! What a couple!

BALLYBUNION NOTES If you would like to include anything in The Ballybunion Notes please forward to email address below or just drop it into the Tourist Office. ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com or mail@ballybunionnews.com

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Darragh (man of the match) and Jack OKeeffe with their medals after the U11 Hughie Fitzmaurice Memorial Tournament played in Moyvane on Sunday 18th October

BALLYDUFF LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday October 12th are as follows; the numbers drawn were 1, 5, 7 & 13. There was no winner of the €2,800 Jackpot and the Lucky Dip winners were Tom County, Hearthill, Ballyduff Jack Carroll, Coole, Ballyduff Terry O’Brien, Bishopscourt, Ballyduff TV DRAW: Anthony O’Carroll, Ardoughter, Ballyduff Patsy Moughty, Bishopscourt, Ballyduff Angela Leahy, Sandford, Causeway

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 On behalf of Buds FRC and NEWKD we are pleased to invite representatives from community and voluntary sectors and community services that play an important role in the Ballyduff Community. To participate and attend in our one day showcasing and networking event to give you the chance to promote your organisation/group/society This event is free of charge and will take place on the 22nd of November from 11.30am – 2.30pm in Ballyduff Community Centre. Also Ballyduff " Community Spirit Award" this is an award in recognition of member / volunteer for their commitment , dedication and to their organization Please contact Shane /Shauna for further and details Free Aware Life Skills 6 weeks Programme starting Wednesday 4th November 7.30-10pm Free Basic Computers 4 week Programme starting Tuesday 3rd November 10.30am-12.30pm Please Book places on 066 7148883

BALLYDUFF N.S Best of luck to the school football team who compete against Kilflynn N.S. in the county quarter final of the Allianz Cumann Na mBunscol four to five teacher competition.

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COFFEE MORNING The recent Coffee Morning held at Ballyduff Community Centre in aid of the Kerry Hospice Foundation raised a total of €711.06. The organizers wish to thank Liam & Sarah Ann Ross for their generous sponsorship, all others who helped in any way and all those who supported the fund raiser on the day.

HALLOWEEN PARTY A Halloween Disco & Party will be held in the Ballyduff Community Centre on this Saturday October 24th for younger children from 7.00pm – 8.00pm and for older children from 8.00pm – 9.00pm. Entry is €2 and please come in Halloween Dress. Games, Spot Prizes & Shop on the night BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS FIXTURES: U21 Hurling: Causeway/Ballyduff u21 hurlers will play South Kerry on this Saturday in the semi-final of the Acorn Life u21 Hurling Championship. Time & venue to be decided Minor Football: Shannon Rangers minor footballers will play Dingle in the semi-final of the County Minor Football Championship on this Saturday October 24th at John Mitchels GAA Grounds in Tralee at 3.00pm. Best of Luck to Shannon Rangers U13 Football: The final of the Tommy Madden Memorial Tournament will take place in Coolard on this Sunday morning between Ballyduff & St. Senans. All proceeds from this final will go to Charity so please come along and support.

COISTE NA NOG The Under-13s were the only team in competitive action this week. They took part in a hurling blitz in John Mitchell’s, Tralee on Saturday, coming away with one win against Blackrock and a defeat to Clare’s Sixmilebridge.

They now turn their attention to their Tommy Madden football Cup Final which is due to take place this coming Sunday in Ballydonoghue, time to be confirmed. Best of Luck to the team who will be looking to complete a terrific season with one last trophy

MARIAN HALL BLOTTO There was no winner again last Thursday night so the €20,500 Jackpot still stands. The numbers drawn were 12, 14, 16, 17. Because the Jackpot is so high and to show our appreciation for your support the Lucky Dips have now been increased for as long as the current Jackpot stands. Lucky Dips: €200 Geraldine Enright, Ennismore, Listowel. €100 Sheila Sheridan, Moyvane Village. €50 each Tom & Susan Enright, Cois Baile, Listowel. Dano Lyons, Derry, Listowel. John murphy, Abbeyfeale. Paul Kiely, Glin Road, Moyvane. Jane & Mike Behan, Rathea, Listowel. Free Tickets: John Quinn, New Houses, Moyvane. Gavin Stack, Bedford, Listowel.

Suzanne Lynch, Tullamore, Ballybunion. Liz Mulvihill, c/o Nora Fitz. Christy Collins, Dromlivane, Ballylongford. This week's Blotto Jackpot is €20,500 and the draw will be held on Thursday night, October 22 at Bingo in the Marian Hall.

VILLAGE FESTIVAL The 23rd Moyvane Village Festival will take place over this Bank Holiday weekend kicking off on Friday, October 23 to Monday, October 26. The Murhur & Knockanure Schools Art competition results will be announced on Friday in both schools. Friday night there is Rambling House night in the Marian Hal at 8.30pm.

Saturday at 11am Children’s workshops & FIFA Playstation competition will be held in the Community Centre. The 12th Boro Buffet takes place on Saturday night in The Marian Hall with live music by Tim Somers.

A packed day on Sunday includes the Youth Club sponsored walk, Bonny Baby & Glamorous Granny Competitions, Puppet Show & Dog Show as well as the very popular Vintage Show, Trade Fair & Farmers Market. On Sunday night in the Marian Hall a variety concert featuring local musicians, dancers & singers takes place. The Boro players are also back bringing us a comedy sketch called "The Boro Retirement Home".

This promises to be another great night's entertainment. On Monday there is the first hunt of the season for The North Kerry Harriers. A Halloween Fancy Dress & Party for under 12s takes place in the Marian Hall starting at 1.30pm also on Monday. At the kiddies events this year donations can be made towards The Nano Nagle School in Listowel. Please see local posters, papers and the North Kerry Advertiser for full programme of events.

HALLOWEEN Visit the Haunted Writers’ Hall at the Seanchaí Centre, Listowel from Thursday, October 29 to Saturday, October 31 from 3.00pm to 5.00pm. Includes a tour of the haunted rooms, storytelling and craft making. Suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years. Admission €5. Booking essential (068) 22212, info@kerrywritersmuseum.com.

RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday, October 29 from 9.15pm.

Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling.

LISTOWEL MEN'S SHED A new season begins on Friday October 30 from 10.00am to 12.00 noon at Listowel Family Resource Centre. For information phone Denis at 068 23584.

TABLE QUIZ IN PLOUGHMAN Friday night next October 23 a table quiz for charity takes place at the Ploughman in the Square, Abbeyfeale.

ABBEYFEALE COMMUNITY ALERT Following a recent meeting of Abbeyfeale Community Alert, Community Garda Roger O’Donoghue and Chairman James Stack have asked all those who are holders of a security system to check that it is in working order. This is done by pressing the call button in order to have the monitoring company answer. Garda O’Donoghue also asked us to remind people to check on sensor lights and outside lights. We are currently attempting to set up a text alert system in the Abbeyfeale area and hope to have further details on this

shortly. Any person aged 65 or over, living alone or with another person aged 65 or over is entitled to apply to the group for a panic button. For further information contact our secretary Mossie Gleeson on 085 1427877.

MORE CONGRATULATIONS & CELEBRATIONS The Grand Prix Europa Radio Awards are being held in Berlin this Friday, October 23. The radio documentary 'Con Carey and The Twelve Apostles' has been shortlisted. It was produced by Mairead Heffernan, Main St., Abbeyfeale and has already won a PPI. On behalf of all in Abbeyfeale may I take this opportunity to wish her the best of luck next weekend. She has brought great credit to this locality.

GLORACH NEWS Rehearsals are well underway for our in house production that will take place this November. ‘The Rain at the end of the summer’ is one of John B. Keane's lesser known plays, having been rarely staged. A stellar and experienced cast will bring to life a powerful story of generational clashes and family disintegration.

WEIGHTWATCHERS Weightwatchers meetings are being held in Fr Caseys GAA clubhouse every Tuesday morning 10am -11am and evening 7.00pm - 8.00pm. For more details call Sandra on 087 6718377 or call into the meetings.

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS Workshops on the world of social media for business are being offered by West Limerick Resources this October to help participants promote or grow their business. An Advanced Workshop will take place on Wednesday, October 21. Own laptop or tablet required. Limited availability for this free introduction to Social Media – contact Dearbhla on 069 66293 or email dconlon@wlr.ie to reserve your place.

CLASSES AND COURSES Courses in Practical Gardening, Furniture Restoration and Computers are underway at the Adult Education Centre. Some spaces remain.

SPACES FOR JOB SEEKERS IS GETTING CRAFTY IN NOVEMBER For the month of November the Abbeyfeale Space for Jobseekers will be getting the creative juices flowing with some arts and craft workshops. Come along and enjoy some new, fun and interesting ideas every Monday and Tuesday morning from 10am in the Old Tech. New members welcome. Call Finn at West Limerick Resources on 087 759 1951 or 069 61316 for more details.

DEATHS Mike Lynch of Moyvane Village and formerly of Leitrim Middle finally lost his battle and passed away on Monday, September 28. Mike is survived by his daughter Mary, New York, sister Mary, brothers George, John, James, Denny and Tom, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, nephews and nieces. Removal took place to the Church of the Assumption, Moyvane on Wednesday, September 30 with Requiem Mass on Thursday, October 01 followed by burial in Ahavoher Cemetery, Moyvane.

The sudden death took place recently in Lancashire of Sr. Nuala (Peg) O'Flaherty late of Tubbertoureen, Moyvane. She was a member of a large family, four of whom were nuns. She is survived by two of her sisters, Nora Moore, Kilmorna and Cathy Scannell, Listowel.

Funeral took place on Friday, October 09. On Tuesday, October 06, Joe O'Connor of Kilbaha passed away after a brief illness. Joe was a quiet, laid back man, the perfect gentleman. He will be sadly missed by his wife, Mary, daughter, Bridie, granddaughter Linda, greatgrandchildren, Katelyn, Rachel and Laythan, son-in-law Jimmy, sister Nora Harney. The one great sadness in Joe's life was the tragic death of his grandson, David. It had an enormous effect on both his life and Mary's but now he is happily reunited with his beloved David. The Funeral Mass for Paddy Holly, Leicester and late of Tarmons, Tarbert took place at St. Mary’s Church, Tarbert on Saturday, Octpober 17. He is survived by many nephews and nieces, Emma, Teresa, Helen and Anne who live in the parish. May they all rest in peace.

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DUAGH DUAGH GAA LOTTO RESULTS 19TH OCTOBER 2015 No winner of the jackpot of €5,600 - Numbers drawn 8 11, 12, 15 €20 to:

Liam Dillon Lyre Johnny Nolan Lyre Kathelyn Dennehy Foildarrig O Donoghue Family Lyre John Corridan c/o W Dennehy.

5 x 5 frees to: Orlaith and Jack c/o Elm Duagh Family Centre Shane O’Driscoll Listowel Kathleen Stack, Toor Pat and Danny Cronin Duagh Village.

Sellers prize: Eamon Stack.

Next weeks jackpot 5,800 draw at the Elm on Tuesday night FANCY DRESS PARTY IN JIM’S BAR THIS SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER There will be a fancy dress ans BBQ in Jims Bar, Duagh this Sunday 25th October. All proceeds will go to Duagh Tidy Towns DUAGH COISTE NA OG FUNDRAISING BLITZ Duagh Coiste na Nog are holding a fundraising Blitz over the next two weeks and are asking you all to do a clear out of clothes, coats, belts, shoes and/or handbags. Your continued support is appreciated. Clothes collection bins are at the entrance to O Connor’s Hardware Duagh and at the Lyreacrompane Resource Centre where clothing can be dropped at any time or if you have some bags for collection the Club will arrange to collect them from your home if you contact us on 068 45555 or 087 6551257. Do not hesitate to ring us to collect.

VACANCY EXISTS ON COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT For a Housekeeper / Kitchen Assistant in Lyreacrompane Resource Centre.

Duties include maintaining the Resource Centre in a clean and safe environment, facilitate all activities associated with the centre, which includes assisting with the cooking for the Over 55's, and preparing the weekly lotto tickets.

DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES AGM on Thursday night last the AGM of Duagh/Lyre Community Games was held at 8.30pm in Duagh NS. Elected are: President: Fr. Pat Moore.

Chairperson: Geraldine McNamara, Vice Chairperson: Phil Bates, Secretary: Nelius Collins, Ass Secretary: Mary Welch, Treasurer: Ann O'Carroll, Youth Officer: John Sheehy, Development Officer: Nelius Collins, PRO: Liz Twomey, Children’s Officer: Liz Keane. Committee: John Galvin, John Morris, Geraldine Moloney, Maurice Dore, Claire Sheehy, Andy Keane, Mary Buckley and Bridget Long.

DUAGH SPORTS AND LEISURE COMPLEX LIMITED The Duagh Sports and Leisure Complex will be holding a fund raising night with Joan Cashman on the 6th of November at 7:30pm. Joan Cashman has been styling the nation with over 20 years. Her vast international experience as Head of Colour Me Beautiful led to the launch of her award winning Colour and Image Academy, with schools in Cork and Limerick, where she provides specialised training in Makeup Artistry and Fashion Styling. Joan's work is varied - she hosts ‘Image for Business’ days with large corporations - she styles men & women of all ages and walks of life, to training personnel from our well known department stores nationwide. Joan recently added to her awards by winning the inaugural Robot Tweetie Award for Fashion 2 years in a row – 2013 and 2014. On the night, Joan is going to help each member of the audience to develop her own signature look. She’ll help them put together some great new looks that will never date, outfits they can adapt to suit their age, shape and style.

Irish women only use a 1/3 of their wardrobe; nearly every woman’s wardrobe is bursting with clothes she has never worn so Joan will give everyone loads of advice on how to create a classic wardrobe, while still keeping an eye on the latest trends. She will also inspire you to break free of old dressing habits and show you how to choose elements of any outfit and adapt them to suit your look. It’s all about building a hard working wardrobe and that means a wardrobe that works for YOU! Do you know which colours suit you best and what style of clothes suit your shape and personality? Come to Duagh Sports Complex on 6th November and all will be revealed!! A night to be remembered!! There are also some great spot prizes and door prizes……. So don’t miss out.

This is a fund raising night for the centre to contribute towards the completion of the upstairs of the building and your help and support is needs and appreciated.

MOBILE LIBRARY Will be at Duagh national school from 9.45 to 10.15 am and from 10.15-10.45 at the Family Resource Centre on Wednesdays 14th and 218th of October. It will be in Lyreacrompane on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m.

DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds.

Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you COME KNIT WITH US...IN THE DUAGH FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER On Monday Nights from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Starting Monday 2nd November 2015. Everyone Welcome - Old, Young, Beginners & Skilled, Knitters & Crochet. Just bring your yarn & needles/hook. For more info contactCaroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you

ATHEA COMMUNITY COUNCIL RESULTS FOR DRAW ON 17/10/2015 No's Drawn: 11, 20, 26, 32. There was no winner. €20 each: P & C. Mulvihill, Blaine. Mort Taylor, Athea. Kitt Quinn, Athea Jane Stackpoole, Athea Entrants to €200 Draw: Anna Mann, Killarney Rd., Abbeyfeale Seán Fitzgerald, Batt's Bar Sellers; Ellen Quille & Bríd de Barra Next Draw October 24th in White's Bar. Jackpot €8,500 ATHEA UTD The results of our weekly lottery draw for Monday, October 19th at Batts Bar are as follows - Jackpot was €21200. Numbers drawn 6, 17, 18, 29. No Jackpot Winner. Lucky dips to the following – Catherine Mulhall, Kilkenny.

Ina Kelly c/o Paudie Reidy. Kathleen Shanahan, Kilbaha. Julieanne Moloney, Listowel. Larry McAuliffe, Ballagh Sellers Agatha & Margaret Dalton New jackpot €21300 at JP's on Monday, October 26th FRIENDS OF ST ITA’S COMMUNITY HOSPITAL The Friends of St. Ita’s Community Hospital, wish to thank the collectors and everyone who contributed so generously to their recent church gate collection. Amount collected was €640.57 which will go towards ongoing improvements for the patients in St. Ita’s Community Hospital, Newcastle West.

ATHEA TIDY TOWNS Are looking for volunteers over the next few Saturdays from 10am to 1pm to help remove the ivy from the old Church in Templeathea cemetery. If anyone out there could spare a couple of hours to come along and help with this project it would be much appreciated.

Well done & Congratulations to Caroline Horgan, Duagh who recently graduated from UCC Cork

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CON COLBERT MONUMENT The unveiling of a monument to Con Colbert who was born on October,

BALLYLONGFORD TARBERT COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL Tarbert Comprehensive School Parents Association will be holding their Annual Fashion Show on Friday 23rd of October in the school gymnasium at 8pm. Shops from the North Kerry and West Limerick regions will be featuring the latest autumn and winter collections. Models will comprise of local talent as well as the talented Tarbert Comprehensive Transition Year students and children from the local communities. Tickets cost €10 each and are available at the door. Enjoy a complimentary wine and cheese reception, raffle for spot prizes. Best Dressed Lady prize, plus free entry to win a fabulous door prize. Free shuttle bus to and from the Tarbert car parks in the village will be provided on the night.

All funds raised will go directly to improving the facilities and services in the school. So please join us for a great night out!

SET DANCING Set Dancing for children continues every Saturday in the Coolard GAA Clubrooms Ballydonoghue beginners start at 10am to 11am.

New Beginners still welcome. Contact 0876020990 for details.

BALLYLONGFORD G.A.A. CLUB Weekly Lotto Draw 16/10/2015 - Jackpot €3900. Numbers Drawn 2, 6, 12, 30. No Winner. Lucky Dips €20 Brendan Ahern Ballyline, €20 Gerry O'Connor Main Street, €20 John Walsh Pollough. 3 Free Tickets Denny Ahern Lislaughtin. Bar Prize Sponsored by John Dempsey.Mike Ahern Glenculare Thank you for your Support.

HALLOWEEN Visit the Haunted Writers’ Hall at the Seanchaí Centre, Listowel from Thursday 29th to Saturday 31st October from 3 pm to 5 pm.

Includes a tour of the haunted rooms, storytelling and craft making. Suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years. Admission €5.

Booking essential to (068) 22212, info@kerrywritersmuseum.com.

RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday October 29th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling.

WISHING TO INCLUDE ITEMS Please remember that the deadline for items of inclusion is on Sunday evenings before 8pm please. To contact me please phone me on either of the following numbers (068) 43938 or 0879528919 or by email at: estuaryprint@eircom.net.

19th 1888 in Monalena, Castlemahon, the family relocated to Gale View house in Athea when he was three years old, Con was shot by firing squad in Kilmainham Jail on May 8th 1916. after The Easter Rising 1916, will take place on Sat 24th October at 4p.m. at The Con Colbert Community Hall, Athea. The monument will be unveiled by Con Colbert's great niece Aida Colbert Lennon & his great grandniece, Grainne Buckley will play the harp THE HILLS OF OLD KILCOLMAN ‘The Hills of Old Kicolman’ CD featuring Jacki and John O’Connor is now available at Collins’ and Brouder’s Shops. All proceeds are in aid of Milford Hospice.

ATHEA PARISH JOURNAL It’s that time of the year again to start preparing the Journal. We ask that material be sent in as soon as possible, whether it be articles or photos.

Where at all possible the articles should be typed up and be sent via email or dropped in on a USB key. Every year at this time we make the same request but for some reason many of our contributors wait until the last minute. This makes the publication very late and puts extra pressure on us at a very busy time of the year so, if you have an article, photos or any other material you would like published, please, please do get in contact with us straight away. We need to have all material in by Friday October 23rd at the latest so that will give us a chance to have the journal ready for the Christmas post.

KILEANEY LOTTO No winner of Killeaney Lotto numbers were 2. 3. 12. 28. House draw Kim O’Grady. €80 John and Eureka Fealy Athea. €30 Eddie Mulvihill Glin. €20 John Cotter Junior Athea. €20 Karren O’Connor Carrigkerry. €20 Threasa Flynn, Carrigkerry. 5 free Cristine Conway Glin, 5 free Darragh and Micheal Wallace Glin Promoters Wallace’s Bar Glin. New jackpot of 21,500 on at the Anchor Bar Tarbert on Oct 25th TABLE QUIZ IN THE PLOUGHMAN ABBEYFEALE Friday night next October 23rd a table quiz for charity takes place at the Ploughman in the Square.

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The children from Marie's ECCE Montessori Pre-School, Lixnaw who had a visit from the Lixnaw minor hurlers with their All Ireland and Sean Lovett Cups, on Monday, October 19th

Emmets under 10s enjoying their end of season trip, where they played a blitz in Glenflesk, went to McDonalds and Bowling Buddies in Tralee

Best Wishes to Enda Galvin and Claire O'Connor on their wedding Day from All your friends in McCarthys Bar Finuge. Picture taken last Saturday on Enda's Stag. Go Neiri An Tabh Libh

Rena Blake winner of the Ballybunion Ladies Golf Club Singles Matchplay Championship pictured with Lady President Rose Molyneaux, Dell O'Sullivan (representing sponsor Fiona O'Sullivan, Solicitor) and Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll

Erika Cronin, Clodagh Fitzgerald, Sarah Connolly and Aishling Moloney out in support of their local Brosna GAA Club at their Fundraising night at the dogs on Saturday night.

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Lixnaw Gaelic 4 Mothers + Others who played away to Rathmore on Sunday 18th October in the semi-final of the Mary Jo Curran cup.

FT score Rathmore: 6-13 F/SS 5-09

Martin Flaherty, Lenamore Ballylongford presenting a cheque for â‚Ź423.55 to Jemma O'Brien, Chairperson of The North Kerry Eagles Special Olympics Club in Brosnan's Bar Moyvane last Friday. This was the proceeds of the Poker Bike Run held on the 29th August

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Priscilla O'Donoghue from Duagh bringing St. John's down to size!! Photo taken last Saturday 17th October by her dad DJ O Donoghue

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Gerard Walsh presenting the Sean Walsh Perpetual Trophy to winner Breeda Barrett with Lady President Rose Molyneaux and Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll at Ballybunion Golf Club

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The Taelane Store, Listowel sponsored competition winners at Ballybunion Golf Club.

Back L:R: Mary Whelan, Marian Flannery, Lady Vice Captain Eileen Kenny-Ryan, Deirdre Dillane (2nd), Janice O'Connell (BG). Front: Lady President Rose Molyneaux, Bernie Daly (winner), Lady Vice President Eleanor O'Sullivan (The Taelane Store, Sponsor) and Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll

Tommy Canavan outgoing captain of Mike The Pies Golf Society presents a cheque for â‚Ź1,300 to Kathleen O'Donoghue from Listowel Community Hospital after the Captain's Charity night. Pictured (l-r) Mike Canavan, Tom O'Connor, Theo Lynch, Helen Hayes, Kathleen O'Donoghue, Tommy Canavan, Marilyn Kelly, Dan Molyneaux and Aiden O'Connor. Photo by Ann McNamee

Lixnaw's Jeremy McKenna accepts the Man of the Match award from Brendan Sweeney of Keanes Killorglin Supervalu and Ger McCarthy (Kerry County Committee Hurling Officer) after Lixnaw won the Minor County Championship

Moyvane u11's who won the Hughie Fitzmaurice Memorial Tournament in Moyvane on Sunday 18th October

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GREAT TIP BY AURELIA from Metamorphosis Slimming Island

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One table spoon of butter is 102 kcal and have 11.52 g of fat. One table spoon of soft cheese is 44 kcal and have 3.24 fat and we are getting few extra grams of proteins.

This is only one example but there is many things that we can swap and save more and more calories every day. If you need to spread something on your wraps use ketchup instead of mayonnaise.

One tablespoon of mayonnaise is 57 kcal and 4.9 g of fat. One table spoon of ketchup is only 15 kcal and only 0.06 g of fat.

Another excellent swap sugar and stevia. Sugar one teespoon is 16 kcal and Stevia is 0 kcal.

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L-R: Mick O'Connell, Maurice Kempes Kelliher and Ned Fitzgerald who played with the Mick O'Connell Allstars against Moyvane in Moyvane 20 years ago this Monday

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Joan, Marian & Dan Shine from Brosna having a great night attending and supporting their local Club at their Fundraising night at the Dogs on Saturday night Photo by www.deniswalshphotography.com 087-6017694

Ballybunion Ladies Golf Club ladies wishing Nora O'Sullivan a very happy retirement! Nora has worked at the Club for the past 15 years and always provided a friendly, smiling, helpful face at the front desk during the summer months.

She will be missed by all

Saturday’s Right2Water Protest in Listowel, as it makes its way through Church St. & The Small Square. Photo jd.jnr

Fr. Brick, Joan Buckley, Margaret Quill & Mickey Buckley acknowledging Bridie Daly's 32 years of service as Sacristan of Irremore Church recently. Unfortunately Bridie wasn’t there for this presentation

Witches & Wizards on Wwalkabout on Wednesday morning for St. Oliver's NS Ballylongford Halloween Walk

Some action from the Novice Club Championship Semi Final played in Finuge on Sunday last between St. Senans and Asdee. Photo by John Stack

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Listowel Emmets U12s Ladies end of year trip to Cork.

Picture shows all the Emmets and St Vals players

The LB Rovers Under 8's who played in a Blitz against St.Brendans Park FC on Saturday last

Janice O'Connell, Lady Golfer of Year 2015 Ballybunion Ladies Golf Club, pictured with the sponsor John Carroll (M J Carroll's Hardware), Lady President Rose Molyneaux and Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll

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The St. Joseph’s School's Ladies Football team pose for a selfie returning to Ballybunion after playing Killorglin on Thursday 15th October. The team are trained by Miss Hayes.

Listowel Celtic under 12A team who defeated Killavilla in the SFAI U12 National Cup in Roscrea last Saturday

Enda Galvin and his crew enjoying the start of his Stag Party in McCarthys Beer Garden Finuge last Saturday

Lixnaw Captain John Buckley accepting the County Minor Championship Cup from Kerry Hurling Officer Ger McCarthy

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HAPPY CAMPERS MONTESSORI & JUNIOR PRE-SCHOOL 2 & 1/2 to 6 years. Call Deirdre on 087 6507372

INSURANCE CLAIMS

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LISTOWEL EMMETS

41 Card Drive: is back every Wednesday night at 9pm in the Clubhouse, great craic and sport to be had come along and bring a friend.

Sympathy: Listowel Emmets would like to extend their deepest sympathies to the Griffin Family Ballygologue, Listowel on the recent passing of Bert. Bert was a great Emmets supporter and was part of the 1965 team who won the North Kerry Championship 50 years ago. Solas na bhFlaitheas ar a anam uasal.

Club Relegation Play Off: Glenflesk V Listowel Emmets Date: Sunday 25th October Venue: Strand Rd at 2pm

Results Emmets seniors had the better of Finuge in the opening round of the North Kerry Senior Championship on Saturday last, the game played in Finuge failed to live up to expectations as the visitors had the upper hand from the get go with Micheal Lynch opening the scoring for Emmets with a well worked point from play. This was quickly followed by another good effort from Conor Cox and Noel Kennelly, with Maurice Corridan getting a long range effort to leave the half time score Emmets 0-6 Finuge 0-2. Emmets dominance continued in the second half with a combined effort from Cox and Sheehy to put daylight between the sides. Finuge got a consolation goal towards the end of the half with some slopping defending from Emmets, Eddie Barrett blew the full time whistle to leave it Emmets 1-11 Finuge 1-3.

Emmets now meet Knocknagoshel in the next round of the competition due to be played in the coming fortnight.

Emmets Coiste na nOg U16 North Kerry Championship Semi Finals: Emmets and Ballydonoghue will now take place on Bank Holiday Monday 26th October at 12noon, this game was due to take place last weekend but was refixed by the board.

U14 North Kerry Championship: acquitted themselves well in their semi-final against Beale to reach the final of the North Kerry Championship against either Finuge or Ballyduff. Emmets had a good result against Beale on a score line of 8-6 to 3-5 and we wish them all the best in the final.

LISTOWEL EMMETS LADIES

END OF YEAR REPORT...

Our U11s & U12s had their end of year trip on Saturday Oct 17th. The day began with a trip to Cork to play St Vals. The bus journey passed quickly with a quiz which ended up being a cracker with only the tightest of margins separating the top few teams and the girls proving they're not only good footballers.

Once the match destination was reached, our U11s and U12s participated in two separate games, meaning plenty of gootball for all with the Emmets girls putting in fine performances. St Vals were gracious hosts and a presentation by Emmets to the Vals secretary Marian Cronin was a fitting way to mark the occasion. Indeed it is hoped that Vals will make a return journey to Listowel early next year.

Onwards then to Farran Wood for a day of zip wiring. This was a first for most participants and with girls to be seen flying through the tree tops everywhere, everyone had a fabulous time. With a lot of very excited and tired bodies after over 4 hours in the park it was time for the journey home.

The trip home passed quickly thanks to the bus talent show. Every girl on the bus participated with goodie bags for all participants. The standard was very high with Jim White's rendetition of 'The Banks' and father and daughter team of Tadhg and Katie Murphy's version of 'The Golden Jubilee' being stand out performances. The bus arrived back into Listowel shortly after 8pm with everyone back in one piece.

A big thank you to the parents who travelled and indeed a big thank you to all parents generally for all your help throughout the season with transport and refreshments when required, and your overall support by ensuring your young players continued to be part of the club. We very much look forward to next year when hopefully all the girls will be back for more. Go raibh maith agaibh !!

LISTOWEL RUGBY

Listowel Under 7's minis represented themselves well against Killarney at the blitz in Killorglin. All of the training was put into good practice, matching their opponents skill-wise and on the scoreboard. In all, three games were played and everybody, parents, coaching staff and onlookers enjoyed every second of play. Lots of fun was had and the boys would probably have played all day, given the chance.

The Listowel under 8’s took part in their first blitz of the year in Killorglin on Saturday. They played matches against Killorglin, Corca Dhuibhne, and Killarney playing very well with some great tries, passes, and tackles. The team thrived on playing their first proper games of the season, with a big improvement as the day went on. All games were played in a great spirit with the team doing their coaches, parents, and club proud.

There were 16 U10 players in attendance which was a great number for the first blitz. Listowel were able to field two teams. There were some great tackling, running with the ball and also passing. A number of players made their

debuts for Listowel U10s and these included Con Fitzsimons, Jack Buckley, Fionan Moloney, Jack Enright and Ethan Flannery. They all played very well on their first outing for the club. Each of the teams played three matches.

They played Killarney Rugby Club, Corca Dhuibhne Rugby Club and Killorglin Rugby Club. They were all very competitive matches with Listowel showing that they were able to play good rugby against all these clubs.

There was a great turn out for Listowel under 12's at the Killorglin blitz. We entered two teams on the day, we competed against teams such as Killarney, Killorglin and Dingle. This year we have a squad of 30 players, this is great news as we always struggled for players. Tackles were made, rucks were formed and coming from that trys were scored too many names to mention!!

A great display of rugby watch shown by our Listowel U12's boys and girls Many thanks to the parents who travelled to Killorglin on Saturday. Their support was much appreciated. The weather was perfect and it made for a very enjoyable day for everyone concerned. Bring on the next blitz in November!!

Our U15's girls took on St. Marys in their second game in the Munster Rugby, League campaign. They started the game where they left off from their previous game with purpose and energy, with free flowing displays in the back line. Several times the ball went wide to the speedster Sadbh Griffin who made plenty of yards for her team. The fine display of no9 play came from Alex Kelly getting to each breakdown and passing the ball quickly to Trish Scanlon who controlled the game with great authority. The pack are really gelling together with great pick and go displays and good rucking against a formidable St Mary team. The Centre partnership of Meadbh and Emma are a great combination and will trouble any side.

Next to take to the pitch were our U18's Also taking on Limerick side St Mary's.

The first 10 mins was an arm wrestle to impose their game plan which resulted in Tries, the first half performance was very controlled which is being instilled by the Head Coach Chip Vivier, with elements of offloads in the tackle which Aishling Brosnan lapped up and made yards for her team, Muirne Wall had another solid performance and Molly Cluney who also stepped up to U18 grade this year and have been a massive additions to the U18, the experience of Dearbhla Canty and Ciarda Supple kept the pressure on their opposition.

Sarah Jayne Kelly never stopped working which encouraged her teammate to replicate her efforts. This is another great result for the u18 and also have the Shannon next in the league which is a step up again and they must pull out all the stops in order to keep their winning streak intact.

Weekend Fixtures - Saturday 24th October U16's boys V Corca Dhuibhne, Co-Op pitch at 11.15 U18's girls V Shannon, Town Park pitch at 11.00 U15's girls V Shannon, Town Park pitch at 12.30

LISTOWEL AC

Munster Cross Country - Next up is the eiven Munster age group in Cross Country this Sun in Waterford. Representing Listowel AC is athletes Sasha Brent running in the U16 girls and Nathan Wright in the U14 Boys. Best of luck to both athletes who are working really hard in training for this event.

Training Continues - We had a great turnout last Saturday morning with well over 70 athletes in training at all ages from U9 to U17. Great to see the town park a hive of activity on these lovely October mornings. Training continues every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at various times.

County Squads - Well done to Kerry Athletics last Sunday on the first day of the County Squads in An Riocht track in Castleisland. A massive turnout with a large group from Listowel AC receiving top class coaching. This will continue until the national championships in the summer. We encourage all Club Athletes in Secondary School, to take part in these squads.

LISTOWEL CELTIC

Draw 19/10/15 - Numbers drawn 3-14-21-23 Jackpot €11,400 not won - Lucky Dip Winners: €40-D.Lennon c/o Risin Sun €40-Michelle O'Connor,Finuge €20-Marcella Hannon c/o Con Dillons €20-Sean Buckley c/o Brosnans €20-Davin O'Gorman,Feale Drive €20-Panda €20-Joseph Canavan,9 Ashgrove €20- Con Dillons Bar Match 3-Maura Dore,Clieveragh Next Draw 26/10/15 tt: Kevins - Jackopot = €11,600

ACADEMY - Training for players born in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 continues every Sun morning @ 11.15am to 12.45pm. New players always welcome. For more information, or If anyone is interested in coaching our players of the future, please contact Paddy Lynch on 086 4025351 or any committee member.

U12A team: Congratulations and well done to our U12A team who defeated Killavilla in the SFAI U12 National Cup in Roscrea last Saturday on a scoreline of 6.1. Aoife Horgan (4), Adam Segal (1) and Robert Stack (1). The winning team were: Jack Maloney, Aidan Swan, Jack O Connor, Daragh Carey,

Robert Stack, Josh Brosnan, Adam Segal, Joseph Finch, Anthony Kavanagh, Kieran O Carroll, Aoife Horgan, Bobby O Connor, Breine Costello, Aodhan Curley and Aisling Kelly.

U12B team: Congratulations to our U12B team who defeated Killorglin B in Tanavalla last Saturday on a scoreline of 3-2. Scorers for Celtic were Chris McQuaid, Darragh Hudson and an o.g. Team was Kieran Mackessy, Joey Galvin, Reece Benham, Tiernan Pierse, Brian Allen, Rory Mahony, Chris McQuaid, Darragh Hudson , Liam Connolly Jack Carty, Jayden McElligott. Best for Celtic was Chris McQuaid and Liam Connolly. Well done to the team and management.

U14A team: Congratulations to our U14A team who defeated Geraldines on a scoreline of 5.2 in the SFAI U14 Cup last Saturday in Limeick. Scorers: Michael Nolan (3), Conor Hogan (1) and Ted Moloney (1) Man of the match: Michael Nolan. Well done to the team and management.

Well done to Mikey Nolan from our U14A team on making the Kerry Schoolboys/girls team of the week. Well done to Aoife Horgan who was named Kerry Schoolboys/girls player of the week and a belated well done to Josh Brosnan from our U12A team on making the Kerry Schoolboys/girls team of the week last week!

Senior A team: Congratulations to our Senior A team who defeated Mastergeeha 2.0 last Sunday. Ashley Kelliher and Jo Jo Grimes with the goals. Well done to the team and management!

Fixtures - Saturday 24th Sfai U13 Cup: Holycross (Limerick) v Listowel Celtic @ 2pm U11's: Listowel Celtic v Killarney Celtic @ 2pm U15 Premier: Listowel Celtic A v Killorglin A @ 12.15pm U15 Div 2: Ballyheigue v Listowel Celtic B @ 11.30am U16 Premier: Castleisland v Listowel Celtic @ 11.30am

Sunday 25th: Listowel Celtic U12 girls team compete in the last 16 of the National Cup in the AUL, Dublin.

KDL fixtures for Saturday 24th WFAI Munster Junior Cup Final: Listowel Celtic v Inter Kenmare @ 5.30pm in Mounthawk Park all weather pitch U17: Listowel Celtic A v St Brendans Park B @ 2.30pm Sunday 25th: Premier A: Killarney Athletic v Listowel Celtic @ 11.30am

Best of luck to the teams and management! Please check our Facebook page "Listowel Celtic" for fixture updates.

BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB

Mens Singles - Sunday 18th October 2015 1st John Eggleston (10) 40pts 2nd Kevin W Barry (11) 39pts 3rd Gary Scanlon (4) 39pts 4th Brendan Stack (14) 38pts Fixtures: Sunday 25th and Monday 26th October Am Am. Ladies Competition - Tuesday 13th October 2015 1st Mary Horgan (22) 39pts 2nd Pudge O’Reilly (19) 35pts 3rd Jean Liston (26) 34pts Ladies Competition - Sunday 18th October 2015 Sponsored by The Taelane Store Listowel 1st Bernie Daly (25) 39pts 38pts 2nd Deirdre Dillane (10) 3rd Janice O’Connell (14) 38pts 4th Tess Noonan (33) 36pts 5th Maeve Barrett (18) 36pts

Senior Ladies - Friday 16th October 2015 14pts 1st Margie Morkan (22) 2nd Margaret McAuliffe (32) 14pts 3rd Mary Whelan (30) 14pts 4th Ann O’Flaherty (32) 14pts Fixtures: Ladies LM Carey Prize Tuesday 27th October Cashen Course Senior Results - Thursday 15th October 2015 1st Rory Flannery (14) 31pts 2nd Fin Broderick (19) 30pts 3rd Patsy Browne (21) 29pts 4th Paddy Bouchier Hayes(24) 28pts 5th Brendan O’Callaghan (13) 28pts 6th Dominic Moriarty (20) 27pts 7th Jimmy McGowan (22) 27pts 8th Buddy Houlihan (13) 27pts 21pts Best Gross John Kinsella (12) Vintage Brendan Brosnan(20) 27pts S Vintage Michael Mulcaire(28) 23pts Fixtures: Thursday 22nd October Cashen Course.

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BEALE GAA

Beale Seniors begin their quest to defend their North Kerry championship title when they play Ballyduff in the first round of the Bernard O’Callaghan Senior Football Championship 2015, a repeat of last year’s semi-final. The game is scheduled for Bank Holiday Monday at 1 O’Clock in Ballybunion. In the Junior Championship, Beale have received a first-round bye.

Beale Seniors await details of our County League, Division 3 game against St Patrick’s, Blennerville, to be played in Ballybunion. Date to be confirmed.

Third from the bottom of the table, we are hovering in the relegation zone, going into our final game. All to be played for, with a win here to maintain divisional status or a play-off.

For a spooky experience, don’t forget the Trail of Horror on Halloween Night.

Shannon Rangers Minors contest the semi-final of the County Championship against Dingle on Saturday at 3 o’clock. Venue to be confirmed. Beale will be looking to Darragh Buckley, Killian Walsh-O’Boyle and Johnny O’Sulllivan to help Rangers secure a final spot.

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

CLUB LOTTO:Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at The Thatch. The numbers drawn were 1, 6, 9, 16. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: Eileen O'Sullivan - Ballyegan, Mary Kennelly - Farrenstack, Siobhan Breen - Asdee, Michael O'Connor - Tullamore, Nancy O'Connor Listowel. Free Ticket winners :- Mary O'Neill - Moybella, Jack Fogarty Lahesrough, Liam Fitzgerald - Coolkeragh. Next draw, for a jackpot of €1,900 will take place in Tomaisin's on Friday night.

FIXTURES: Co. Minor C'ship semi final Shannon Rangers v Dingle Sat 24th Oct at 3:30pm in John Mitchells. Extra Time.

U21 Club Football Shield semi final: Ballydonoghue are away to Austin Stacks on Bank Holiday Monday at 2:00pm. Extra Time.

RESULTS; NK U14 C'ship: Ballydonoghue (3-15) Duagh (2-04). Great win for our U14's in Ballylongford on Sat evening.

Co. Novice Club C'ship semi final: Ballydonoghue 0-16. Lispole 2-11.

We struggled throughout this game to match Lispole's intensity with most of our scores coming from frees eleven in total. Even though not playing at our best we somehow managed to be ahead by a single point in the finals minutes of normal time. But a last minute close in free for Lispole brought the sides level at the final whistle. Ballydonoghue 0-11. Lispole 1-8.

We played our best football in the first period of extra time and led by 2pts. at half time. B/Don 0-14. Lispole 1-9. With four minutes remaining in the second period of extra time we had drawn clear by 3pts. and were looking like we may have pulled the game out of the fire. But a minute later Lispole ripped through our defence to blast home their second goal. With one minute left Lispole were awarded a '45 meter free that their goalkeeper slotted between the posts. A point behind and one last chance a Jack Foley shot across the goals that looked to be drifting wide was some how fielded by Padraig Lyons but his fisted effort came off the post and out wide as the referee brought proceedings to a close from the resulting kick-out.

Team; Darragh O'Shea, Jason Foley, John O'Mahony, Billy Foley, Conor Kennelly, Diarmuid Behan, Jack Gogarty, Brian Ó Seanacháin, Thomas Kennelly (capt), Jim Cremin, Eamon Walsh, Darragh Sheehy, Kieran Lynch, Paul Kennelly, Damien O'Carroll. Subs: Colin O'Mahony, John Enright, Martin O'Mahony, Jack Foley, Padraig Lyons, Kieran O'Connell, Kevin O'Donnell. (all played).

Cumann na mBunscol: This year's Allianz Cumann na mBunscol North Kerry Schools' League concluded with the honours going rightly to Ballyduff Central N.S. for the very first time. This is the first time in eleven years that the title is not residing in Ballydonoghue. Coolard won the title five times in a row, followed by Lisselton who did the same. The players from all those successful teams are now bringing success to the club at minor, junior and senior levels.

Thanks to Eamonn Moran who was one of the referees for the league and to the North Kerry Board for its support.

ALL IRELAND FOOTBALL MEDAL WINNERS: On Saturday 24th October at 7.30 Ballydonoghue's All Ireland minor medal winners Brian Ó Seanacháin and Jason Foley will be bringing the Tommy Markham Cup to the clubrooms Coolard . Also Darragh O'Shea with the All Ireland Junior Cup will be present and All Ireland U16 medal winner Sophie Lynch.

ASDEE ROVERS

Asdee Rovers Lotto Results Wednesday 14th October numbers drawn 5, 9, 13, 23. No jackpot winner this week. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Peg Moloney Tullahinell Ballylongford, Kay Healy Clounamon Asdee & Mandy Pickett Tullihinell Asdee. Next draw is on Wednesday 28th October at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €3,200 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.

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ASDEE GAA

NOVICE COUNTY SEMI FINAL. Asdee 1-8 St. Senans 1-12. Played at O Sullivan Park, Finuge on Sunday last St. Senans reached the County Novice Championship Final in a most entertaining encounter but had to rely on all their expertise to grind out a four point win over stubborn opposition. In fairness to the winners they were always in control and fully deserved their victory but when Asdee will reflect back they will rue some poor shooting and conceded some needless frees which Paudie Quill, St Senans was unerring.

Asdee began brightly and Darragh Keane popped over a good point after 4mts.before a quick free by Paudie Quill sent Sean O Connell through to level up. The first of the games goals came when Darren Russell for Asdee got on to a long delivery and smashed to the net in the 7th,mt and 6mts later Darragh Kennelly found the net at the other end. It was end to end play at this stage and with Senans registering neat points through Brendan Wheelan and Sean O Connell and Asdees Mike Breen keeping his side in touch kicking over 2 frees. Senans were dealt a huge blow midway through first half when Sean O Connell had to cry off injured and was replaced by Shane Nolan who was to impress for the remainder of the game. Paudie Quill, Darragh Kennelly for Senans and Cyril Dineen for Asdee left the half time score; Asdee 1-4 St, Senans 1-5. On the changeover it was Asdees outstanding player Darragh Keane who levelled up the contest in the opening minute; but Senans moved up a gear and 5 points in succession with Asdees only reply coming from Mike Breen in the 15th minute as the Halfway boys led 1-9 to 1-6 after 17 minutes. Senans were now enjoying the majority of possession even though they had to play out the last 12 minutes with 14 players as Brendan Wheelan was red carded for a late challenge. The remaining 7 minutes or so was hectic as played ebbed and flowed; Points from Paudie Quill and Sean T Dillon were exchanged with Asdees John Doran and Eoin Tydings but when the final whistle sounded it was St. Senans who go through and a final meeting with Lispole. Asdee: James Kelly, Con Carmody, Noel Long, Eoin O’Carroll, Kieran Kelly, Sean Keane, Brian Coughlan, John Doran, 1pt, Padraig Ruddle, Mike Breen, 3pts, (fs) Darragh Keane, 2pts, Michael Tydings, Eoin Tydings, 1pt, Cyril Dineen, 1pt, Darren Russell, 1gl. Subs; Michael Walsh for Brian Coughlan, Paul O Carroll for Michael Tydings, Charles Dalton for Kieran Kelly, Eoin Kennedy for Paul O Carroll.

NORTH CHAMPIONSHIP. Walsh Park, Asdee will host the meeting of fellow parishioners Asdee and Bally in the opening round of the Bernard O Callaghan Memorial Senior Football Championship on this Sunday October 25th, 2.30pm; and is sure to attract a huge attendance to the venue. Going on recent previous results between the teams it would seem as if the team from the Westeran side of the parish would be clear favourites and rightly so; however when it comes to Championship football Bally will always be a force to be reckoned and you write them off at your peril.

ST. SENANS GAA

St. Senan's GAA Lotto results - 18/10/15. Jackpot: €11,200. Numbers drawn: 7, 10, 11, 18. No winner of jackpot. €30 Helena Dowling, Mountcoal. €30 Noel Somers, The Gap. €20 Marie O' Sullivan, Rathea. €20 Paul Costello, c/o. The Railway Bar, Lixnaw. Bottle of Whiskey Paudie Langan, Athea. Next weeks jackpot will be €11,300.

Barn Dance and BBQ Fundraiser A great evening is assured at the upcoming Barn Dance and BBQ being held at Browne's Farm Mountcoal, Listowel Friday 30h October. Proceeds will be used to support the work of Masinyusane, a non-profit organisation which was started by Fr Jerry Browne and which helps educate some of the impoverished students in the township of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Tickets cost €50 and include, food and drink and music by Spailpin followed by the DJ Martin Behan. For tickets please call Marina on 087 0556565 or Fr Jerry on087 368 8922. For more information on Masinyusane please visit their page. www.masinyusane.org Night at the dogs, Saturday 14th November all proceeds go to the club. Tickets on sale for €10.

BALLYLONGFORD GAA

Lotto Ballylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw 16/10/2015 Jackpot €3900 - Numbers Drawn 2.6.12.30. No Winner.

Lucky Dips: €20 Brendan Ahern Ballyline. €20 Gerry O'Connor Main Street. €20 John Walsh Pollough 3 Free Tickets Denny Ahern Lislaughtin.

Bar Prize Sponsored by John Dempsey.Mike Ahern Glenculare Thank you for your Support.

County Minor Championship Shannon Rangers minors take on Dingle in the County Minor Championship on Saturday October 24th at 3.30pm in John Mitchels with extra time in the event of a draw.This game is preceded with the other semi final pairing of Dr.Crokes and Mid Kerry at 2pm. Best of luck to all concerned.

MOYVANE GAA

NOVICE SHIELD: Moyvane had a great win over Fossa in the Semi Final of the Novice Shield on Saturday last. The teams were level 1-8 to 0-11 at full time and thanks to determination and team work from all if the players Moyvane progressed to the final on a final score of Moyvane 1-13, Fossa 0-15. Team and Scorers: Brendan Galvin, Mike Woods, William Madden 0-1, Conor O' Flynn, Eamon O' Flaherty 0-1, Shane Stack, Shane Carmody, Donal Leahy 01, Ian McCarthy, Joe Coulson, Aidan Keane 0-3, Niall Sheehan, Timmy Noonan 0-3, Cathal O' Connor 1-1, Colin Enright. Subs: Niall Mulvihill, Liam Leahy, John Jack Mulvihill, Martin Stack 0-2 and Diarmuid Leahy. Congratulations to the Team, Manager Diarmuid Leahy and Selector Michael Walsh on reaching the final.

SENIOR NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP: It's North Kerry Championship time and Moyvane start their campaign against Brosna on Saturday next, October 24th at 4.00pm in Con Brosnan Park, Moyvane. The very best of luck to the Team and Management. Let's all give the lads the best of support on Saturday. Up the Boro!

CLUB LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €4,800. Numbers drawn were 6, 13, 22 and 31. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: John Joe Quinn, Woodgrove, Michael O Connor, Ahalahana, Owen & Niamh Stack, Moyvane, Maurice Molyneaux, Knockanure and Norella Molyneaux, Knockanure. Next weeks Jackpot is €5,000 and the draw will be held in Brosnan's Bar on Monday, October 26th at 10.00pm.

CLOUNMACON GAA

Lotto Results for October 8th Jackpot €5000 - No Winner numbers drawn 2 11 13 18 Lucky Dips €50 Marie O Sullivan Dublin 3 x €30 each Sean Murphy Lyne Frank O Mahony Coolkeragh. €20 each Aoife Stack Hannah Enright Moyvane Match 3 Mary Horgan C/o the Kingdon.

October 15 th Jackpot €5200 No Winner Numbers drawn 6 14 20 23 Lucky Dips €50 Jas Hennessy Junior Killocrim. €30 each Dan O Connor C/o the Kingdon Callum O Connor C/o Bronsan Bar €20 each Shane Quinn Feale Drive Danny Flavin C/o the Kingdon Matck 3 Shannon Barry C/o Timmy Daly Margaret Curtin Clounmacom

North Kerry Intermeadiate Championship Semi Final Clounmacon 2 08 Desmonds B 0-7. Played in Duagh Clounnmacon lead at half time 1 01 to 0-2 Paudie Quinn point from in 1st Minute 21 Scoreless minutes went before a great passing movement by Clouumacom was Brian score Cracking Goal in the 22 th Minute. 2nd Brian Murphy point from in the 31 minute two Free from Chris Lyons and Seamus Twomey left the score 1 05 to 0-2 Desmouds point free before Clounmacon Killed the Game off a Brillant Goal from Midfield Tomas Mc Carthy in the 40th minute Clounmacon hit over 3 more Frees two from Chris Lyons and Seamus Twomey one to run 7 point winners.

Team and Scores Shane Sullivan Ger Guerin Dan Collins Timmy Mulivhill Aidan Quinn Kieran Mahony Fintan Mc Enery Tomas Mc Carthy 1-0 Joe Joe Grimes Jack Twomey Byran Murphy 1 -01 Mark Twomey Seamus Twomey 0-2 Paudie Quinn 0-2 Chris Lyons 0-3 Subs Played Liam Sullivan Kevin Kelliher Jack Nilan Niall Sullivan \Diarmuid Carmody

KERRY CCE

All branches are getting ready for our next two events on our calander. On Sunday 1st November Kerry County Board AGM will be held on Sunday 1st November 2015 at 3.00 p.m. in the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee. All are welcome and all branches are asked to have their delegates in attendance. A reminder to all branch secretaries that closing date for Ceol and Geimhridh entries is 1st November at our AGM. Once again I need to bring to your attention that hext years Fleadh Cheoil Ciarraí will be held in Tralee under the direction of branches Sliabh Mish, Trá Lí, Lixnaw, and Naomh Breandain who have come together to host the event. Keep in mind that there is a change in dates next year. Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí will be held on the weekend 19th to 22nd May 2016. Fleadh na Mumhan Listowel 12th to 17th July and the Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann will be held in Ennis Co Clare 14th to 21st August 2016.

The dates for Ceol an Geimhridh Chiarraí is as follows, the Music/Singing competition in the IT College Tralee at 10.30 am Saturday 14th November with the Dancing competitions at 12.00pm Sunday 15th November in Fossa Community Centre.

Ballydonoghue/Lisselton CCE will hold an Irish night next Friday 23rd October in Brosnan’s Bar Listowel. It’s a celebration night for Kieran Mackessy on his success at this year’s All Ireland Fleadh Cheoil.

Concert Tour of Ireland is in progress at the moment being held in 14 venues throughout the country from 11th – 24th October and will showcase the best of traditional talent drawn from all four Provinces of Ireland. Checkout our website for all the dates, Venues, and Artists taking part in the tour. Kerry will be represented on the tour by dancers Darragh Hurley and Carla Ni hAinifein.

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NORTH KERRY GAA P.R.O. MAIREAD O’SULLIVAN

Mobile: 086 3689061 | Email: osullivan_mairead@yahoo.com NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by McMunns Bar & Restaurant Ballybunion Listowel draw first Blood in Opening Round of the 2015 North Kerry Senior Championship.

Finuge 1.03 v Emmets 1.11 This game was played on Saturday last in Finuge where the homeside never seemed to find their form. The visitors Emmets were first on the scoreboard with a point from Micheal Lynch followed in quick concession with a point from Emmets Captain Ger McCarthy. It took until the 8th minute for Finuges first score which came from a converted free from the boot of Maurice Corridan. Emmets were always the sharper and further points came from Darragh Leahy, and Conor Cox. The only other score in the first half from Finuge came from Darragh Shanahan, while the Emmets men weren't finished and further points from Connor Cox (F) and Bryan Sweeney from play to finish the half Emmets 0.06 v Finuge 0.02 Second half and Finuge were the team who needed the good start, but Emmets were hungrier, kicking 3 pts to no reply two from frees, before Emmets David Sheehy punched the ball to the back of the Finuge net finishing the game as a contest. It took Finuge deep into injury time to reply with a late goal from Darragh Shanahan but it was too little too late the full time score Emmets 1.11 v Finuge 1.03. So Emmets march on into the Quarter Final where they meet Knocknagoshel.

Ballybunion Ladies Golf Club Coast Cafe sponsored competition winners pictured back L-R: Mag O'Sullivan, Martha Woulfe, Marie Benn, Deirdre Dillane (BG), Sighle Hennigan, Patricia Boyle, Front: L-R: Lady Vice Captain Eileen Kenny-Ryan (2nd), Lady President Rose Molyneaux, Rena Blake (winner) and Lady Captain Anne Marie Carroll

UPCOMING FIXTURES - First team named has home advantage Desmonds v Duagh - Saturday 24th October @ 4.30pm E.T Moyvane v Brosna - Saturday 24th October @ 4pm E.T. Asdee v Ballylongford - Sunday 25th October @ 2.30pm E.T Beale v Ballyduff - Monday 26th October @ 1pm E.T St Senans v Tarbert - Monday 26th October @ 1pm E.T. 1/4 FINAL DRAW:

Desmonds/Duagh v Ballydonoghue | Knocknagoshel v Emmets Asdee/Ballylongford v Moyvane/Brosna | St Senans/Tarbert v Beale/Ballyduff

The Final for the Mcmunns Sponsored Bernard O Callaghan Senior Football Championship is provisionally fixed for the Sunday 20th December, for the Board to achieve this the cooperation of all clubs is vital.

KIERAN CORRIDAN INTERMEDIATE CUP Sponsored by South of Ireland Waste Disposal Der O'Connor Semi Final: Clounmacon 2-08 -v- Desmonds 0-07 This was a very one sided affair on the scoreboard, but Clounmacon didn't have it all their own way. The Desmond men opted for a long high ball into the square but it didn't work as the ball on a number of occasions came straight back out. Clounmacon could have won this game by a larger margin had they got their shooting boots on with 7 wides in the first half. In the second half Clounmacon upped the tempo of the game with midfielder Tommy McCarthy buzzing all over the pitch giving a man of the match performance followed closely by teammate half forward Bryan Murphy, Desmond's did have chances but failed to follow through.

Clounmacon are now in the Final awaiting the winners of Ballydonoghue and Moyvane.

VOTES OF SYMPATHY Roache Family Lixnaw, McElligott Family Lixnaw, O'Connor Finuge, Kelly/Browne Families Listowel/Clounmacon, Scanlon Family Moyvane, Foley Family, Moyvane, O'Connor Family Moyvane, Lynch Family Moyvane, Hudson Family Moyvane, King Family Asdee, Kennelly Family Coolacraig, Sheehy/Holmes/ McDonoghue Families Greenville, Dillon Family Asdee, Browne Family Mountcoal, Beehan Family Ballydonoghue, O'Connor Family Ballydonoghue, O'Sullivan Family Ballylongford, O'Carroll Family Ballylongford, Buckley Family Tarbet, O'Mahony Family Tarbert, Sheehy Family Causeway, O'Connor Family Ballyduff, McMahon Duagh, Sheehy & Relihan Family Duagh, Buckley Family Ballyduff, O'Connell Family Castleisland, McMahon Family Castleisland, Bergin Family Castleisland,

Listowel Emmets Under 14s Girls after finishing the Obstacle course in Kilkenny last Saturday 17th October

ST. J OSE PH ’S WI N T HE LA N G A N C U P F O R 2 N D Y E AR IN A R O W

Pictured are St. Joseph’s Secondary first year football team who won the North Kerry Football blitz that was held on Wednesday 14th October. It was hosted in Tarbert GAA grounds and the team had great wins over Tarbert Comprehensive School and played St Michaels of Listowel in the final.

The trophy was presented to Jack O Sullivan, by Kerry Ladies footballer Lorraine Scanlon. This is the second year in a row that the Langan cup has come to St Joseph's. Well done to all involved. Well done to Miss Costello and Miss Murphy who trained the boys and accompanied them to Tarbert.

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PRAYER

My Lord and My God, it is my unchangeable will to honor you in these FIFTENN SECRET TORMENTS. When you shed Your Precious Blood; As many time as there are grains of sand around the seas, as fruits in the orchards, ss leaves on the trees, as flowers in the garden, as stars in the sky, as angels in the heaven, as creatures on the earth. So many thousands of times May you be glorified, Praised and Honored.

Oh most love worthy Lord Jesus Christ, Your holiest heart, Your precious blood, Your divine sacrifice for mankind, The holiest sacrament of the altar, The Most Holy Virgin Mary, The nine glorious choirs of Angels, and the blessed phalanx of the saints, from myself and everyone, now and forever, and in the eternal ages.

In like manner, I desire, my dear Jesus to give you thanksgiving, to serve you, to repair and atone for all ignominies and too offer you my soul and body as your possession forever. Likewise I regret all my sins and beg your pardon, O my Lord and my God and I offer you all the merits of Jesus Christ to repair everything to obtain a happy dying desire to renew at each hour until my death. O lovable Jesus Sweet Savior, Fortify my resolution and permit not that neither wretched men nor satan destroy it.

AMEN J.K.

ROSARY OF THE HOLY WOUNDSOF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST

On the large beads: Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ to heal the wounds of our souls.

On the small beads: My Jesus pardon and mercy through the merits of Thy Sacred Wounds.

Promise of Our Lord to St. Martha.

“I will grant all that is asked of Me by the invocation of my Holy Wounds. You must spread the devotion” “With my Wounds and my Divine Heart you can obtain everything.”

“The sinner who will say: Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ, etc., will obtain conversion .”

J.K.

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. D.H. 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. H.O’B. 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.K.

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