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Friday 20th November 2015 Vol. 8 Issue 47

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CLLR. AOIFE THORNTON ENCOURAGES TENANTS TO CONSIDER PURCHASE SCHEME

Kerry County Council tenants should consider the new tenant purchase scheme as a route to home ownership, Fine Gael Councillor Aoife Thornton said today this week. “The new tenant purchase scheme will come into operation on the 1st of January 2016. This new scheme will enable tenants to buy their homes after many years of paying rent to the Council, and under the new scheme, Local Authority tenants will also be able to avail of a higher discount than was previously available,” Aoife explained.

“The scheme will be open to tenants or joint tenants who have been in receipt of social housing support for a minimum of at least a year, and who have a minimum reckonable income of at least €15,000 per annum. The discount would be linked to the tenant’s income and that of his or her spouse, and could amount to 40%, 50% or 60% of the purchase price. The discounts in this new scheme will also be higher than in previous schemes. The period of the scheme is 20, 25 or 30 years, depending on the discount given to the tenant purchaser. If the purchaser decides to sell the house during that period they will then pay the incremental purchase charge, which withers away to zero over the charge period. So if the tenant stays in the house for the full period, they avail of the full discount.” “I welcome this scheme as it gives the opportunity to tenants, who have invested in their homes over the years, to finally own their property. This scheme also encourages the purchasers to stay in their own homes for a long time, thus creating solid communities.”

CONGRATS TO THE SPIKE PLAYERS KNOCKNAGOSHEL

Congratulations to the Spike Players on their success at the Shannon One Act Drama Festival. Padraig Dennehy was nominated as Best Director and achieved the position of Best Play with his production of Jack Furey, penned by the late Bryan McMahon. To add to the achievement The Spike Players also had great success at the Cork One Act Festival coming in at third position and in addition achieving a Best Actor Award. They are performing at two further Festivals and are hopeful of achieving some more accolades.

CALENDAR TO REMEMBER KERRY’S 1916 HEROS

The Easter Rising in 1916 was a seminal event in modern Irish History. It was the catalyst that led to the War of Independence, the Treaty with the UK and the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922, which eventually became the Republic of Ireland in 1949.

Although it was mostly a Dublin event, Kerry men and women figured prominently in the lead up to, and during the week of the Rising. To acknowledge the crucial role played by these heroic individuals in that historic event, Minister Jimmy Deenihan and An Seanchai – Kerry Writers’ Museum, Listowel have produced a limited edition Easter 1916 Kerry Centenary Calendar. Each of the twelve months of 2016 is dedicated to a leading Kerry person or persons who had a direct role in the Rising. These include the more well-known figures such as Roger Casement, The O’Rahilly and Thomas Ashe, to those perhaps lesser known, yet equally important including Patrick Shortis from Ballybunion, Michael Mulvihill from Ballyduff and Patrick O’Connor from Rathmore, all of whom died in Dublin during the Rising. The calendar will also provide dates for the main national and local 1916 Commemoration events. Minister Deenihan would like to thank all those historians and relatives who contributed to the calendar, which will become a collector’s item of the Centenary Commemorations.

Members of St. Joseph’s Secondary School Ballybunion Parents Association launching ‘A Christmas Celebration’, a fundraising event, organised by the parents association. Kerry Choral Union, along with student performers from the school, will take part in this 2nd annual extravaganza, a night of song and music, which truly brings the Christmas spirit to life. A night not to be missed and will take place in St. John's Church Ballybunion on Sunday 6th December at 7.30pm. Tickets are €10, available at local outlets, from the school and members of the parents association.

The calendar will be launched in An Seanchai – Kerry Writers’ Museum, Listowel on this Sunday November 22nd at 7pm. A launch will also take place in Iveagh House, St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin on Tuesday November 24th at 7.30pm. It can also be purchased online at www.kerrywritersmuseum.com. All the proceeds will go to the Seanchai Centre, Listowel.

Pictured are Sarah Keane, Phil Byrne, Ornagh Ferris and Mick McCarthy. Photo by Marie Rohan

A FEAST OF FESTIVE COOKERY!

Tarbert Comprehensive School Adult Education Department offers a range of classes and demonstration talks over the next few weeks prior to the Christmas Festivities. Chefs Mark Doe and Sid Sheehan offer participants the opportunity to experience their particular speciality culinary skills. Sid Sheehan, who is a Nutritional Therapist, will present a series of Demonstration Classes dealing with all aspects of the preparation, cooking and presentation of nutritious meals, including starters, main courses and desserts. Participants will discover that all of the dishes will be budget and user friendly with lots of tasty tastings! Mark Doe of “Just Cooking” fame will present a Cookery Demonstration on Monday December the 14th at 7.30pm. Places are limited thus pre-purchase of €10 tickets is advisable. Sinead Dillon offers a class targeted at parents of 4th & 5th Class and first year students dealing with the area of Project Maths. Alan Langan offers a class that will deal with areas of Artistic Expression using different mediums. Jason Gorham offers a six week course on “Mindfulness Meditation for Wellness”. If persons are interested in the above courses please contact the school for further information (068 -36105)

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VERY SUCCESSFUL KWIN CONFERENCE IN LISTOWEL

The KWIN Conference “Consenting Adults, Consenting Children” took place in the Listowel Arms last Thursday and it was a triumph with over 100 in attendance. There were speakers from Dublin and locally. The conference provided food for thought and there were inter-active pieces presented throughout the day and conversations were lively and plentiful. The conference got off to a great start with inputs from the various guest speakers laying the foundation and building on the difficult topic. Many opinions were expressed and KWIN hopes that awareness has been raised about this issue and that the conversations will continue between delegates and their friends and families. The outcome of this conference, apart from the personal growth of the attendees, is that KWIN would like to urge everyone to email / phone / text / tweet or facebook Alex White, the Minister for Communications, to urge him to bring in a Bill to make pornography inaccessible in Ireland as has already been done in the UK. You can contact the Minister in the following ways: Email: alex.white@oir.ie | Telephone: 01 618 3972 Twitter: @AlexWhiteTD | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlexWhiteTD/?fref=ts In supporting this event NEWKD once again proved that it is investing in progressive community development by embracing this initiative from KWIN, and on a hands-on practical level, NEWKD is prepared to hold internet safety courses for anyone who has concerns about the access of pornography by their children, partners, husbands, wives in the near future. Contact NEWKD on 06823429 for further information. Photo by Bernadette Rowe of Birdy Productions

ASDEE GAA SHOWCASING LOCAL FASHION TONIGHT!!

The final last minute touches are now underway in Asdee for this Friday Night’s Fashion Event. It has been many years since a fashion show took place in the Community Centre in Asdee and it is great that the community have got behind this event in aid of Asdee Bord na nOg. Asdee GAA have put a lot of work into this event and the players from the Senior Team are very happy to be hosting the night for the younger boys and girls who are part of Asdee Bord na nOg. From meeting and greeting the guests, to serving up the Wine Reception to Modelling, the lads seem to have it all under control. Ryles Menswear, Tralee and JK Sports in Listowel are looking after the Men. The emphasis of this show is to promote all that is local in our area. The kids section will be covered by Coco Kids in Listowel and also by the GAA Store in Killarney. The ladies boutiques are all local also with East 73rd Ballybunion, Coco Listowel, Cara Carma Designs Kerry, Annaburys Tralee, Glamorous Boutique Listowel, Esthers of Abbeyfeale, La Place Listowel and Brides of Glin. We also have Accessories by Stella & Dot, Sparkles & Fluff and Millinery by Eimear O’Mahony, Ballyheigue. We would like to thank sincerely all the shops who are giving up their time to come to showcase their stylish range of clothes, days are long enough at times and closing up a shop to travel to a small village and spend even more time working longer hours just goes to show the dedication of shop owners to their businesses. We hope that an event like this will entice the audience to shop local this Christmas and throughout the year. A big thank you also to all the shops and supermarkets who have given spot prizes and sponsorship, we were blow away by your generousity. There are a small number of tickets still available for Friday Night (20th November) so if anyone is interested in coming along, you can check out our facebook page www.facebook.com/Asdee GAA for further information. Tickets are on sale at the Post Office in Asdee and at our local shop, John P Walsh.

LISTOWEL IS DELIGHTED TO COME AS ONE OF THE RUNNERS UP IN THE MAIN PART OF THE 32 COUNTY KEENLY FOUGHT PRIDE OF PLACE COMPETITION Well done to everyone concerned as Listowel came as runner up in the Population Category Over 2000. Especially all of the voluntary bodies who put on such a strong presentation on the day. Well done also to the Kerry Traveller group in Tralee who won 1st. place in their category. Many of this group are Listowel natives also! So well done Kerry all-round!

Pictured are representatives of the Listowel Town group with Tom Dowling, Chairman Pride of Place Committee, George Jones Chairman IPB Insurance, Cllr Mary Howard Leas Cathaoirleach Clare County Council, Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister of State for the Diaspora and John Bruton, Former Taoiseach and Deputy Chairman Co-operation Ireland at the 13th Annual IPB Pride of Place Awards in association with Co-operation Ireland at Tracey's West County Hotel Ennis.

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KEEP LISTOWEL ON THE MAP Brian Finucane

“Living in a rural area and a heritage town we are fortunate to welcome overseas visitors year on year but we also welcome visitors from all around Ireland. Listowel is a place of beauty. It's a place steeped in history. It's renowned for its literary associations. From the Monorail to the Famine Graveyard, the Races to the Garden of Europe, along with the various cultural festivals Listowel has so much to offer to so many. And whilst many visitors know of the treasures awaiting them here, many don't, but they happen upon them when touring the area or passing through to head to the sea perhaps. The proposed bypass will not only stop visitors coming upon our town accidentally but it also proposes to build over some of our nature spots. The Sive Walk for example, an area of beauty and home to local wildlife. It's frequented by locals and visitors alike looking for a safe, relaxing stroll. There are many things in Listowel that as locals we may take for granted. The visitor attractions and the hustle and bustle of tourists each year may be too. If either or both are allowed to decline their presence will be sorely missed and their absence felt.” Public Meeting Thursday 26th November at 7.30 pm in the Family Resource Centre, Stokers lawn, Listowel. All are most welcome.

NINE KERRY SCHOOLS TO BENEFIT FROM MAJOR SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAMME

Fine Gael TD for Kerry Jimmy Deenihan said that nine schools in Kerry are to benefit from funding under a multi-million euro school building programme. “The Government is unveiling a major school building programme, which involves funding for; Gaelscoil LiosTuathail; Scoil Mhuire KNocknagoshel; SN Mhuire na mBraithre, Tralee; Listellick NS, Tralee; Gaelcholaiste Chiarrai, Tra Li; SN Clochar Daingean & Scoil na mBraithre; St. Brendan's College, Killarney; St Brigids Secondary School, Killarney; Tralee ET.”

“This school building programme sets out over 310 individual major school building projects, which will proceed to construction between 2016 and 2021. Meanwhile the Government is also announcing that 13 new primary and second-level schools are to open in 2017 and 2018. I’m very aware of the pressing need to provide more school places in Kerry, in order to continue to meet the accommodation requirements of our growing school going population” “This funding will facilitate the provision of more school places in Kerry and this significant investment will also support direct and indirect jobs in Kerry. This is all part of Fine Gael’s plan to keep the recovery going. Job creation means more revenue for the exchequer and therefore more money to invest in the services people depend on such as schools. I know how vital it is to parents across Kerry that their children are not just guaranteed a school place, but are guaranteed that they can learn and grow in a comfortable environment, which is conducive to study. Fine Gael is committed to ensuring that this happens.”

Listowel's Kempes Kelliher pictured with the recently deceased Pat Eddery (RIP), Champion Jockey. The photo was taken in 1977 in Tralee

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LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Thomas Sheehan, Ballygologue Park. Margaret Forde nee Nolan, died in London late of Coilbee. Frank Kelly, Derry. ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Patsy Barrett, Killocrim . Cathy & Murt Donoghue, Bedford. Peggy Walsh, Woodlawn. Maurice & Michael O’Connor, Craughatoosane. John Sayers, Greenville. Eva Murphy, Church Street. OLD OR BROKEN MOBILE PHONES FOR NANO NAGLE Please drop into Denise in the Parish Office or contact Frank Greaney on 087 2536120 TRADITIONAL MUSIC LESSONS WITH ANNE MCAULIFFE Resuming in the Seanchai Centre, The Square Listowel. Instruments taught include Accordeon, Concertina, Whistle, Flute, Fiddle, etc. Beginners and advanced welcome. Contact 0876736337 and Comhaltas Facebook page. SEAN NOS DANCING CLASSES Continue Wednesday evenings 7.30pm- 8.30pm in St. Patricks Hall. For more info contact Anne-Marie on 086 3818502. All levels welcome.

Kids participating in the Killorim N.S. Shoe Box Appeal last week

LIXNAW

have given to the Beard Fest since 2009. Outside of this year we have raised just under €43000 euro. It is a credit to everyone who has helped out and contributed in any way.

HURLING CLUB Juniors; Last Saturdays match versus Kenmare was postponed because our pitch was water logged. NORTH KERRY HURLING BOARD AWARDS NIGHT The Annual North Kerry Hurling Board Awards night takes place on this Friday night 20/11/2015 in Ballyroe Hotel beginning at 8.00pm. Lixnaw will be well represented with the following recipients of different awards; John Griffin, Kerry senior hurling captain. John Buckley, Kerry minor hurling captain. Lixnaw All Ireland Scor na nOg winners as well as their Coach Louise Bunyan and Scor Officer Liz O’Keeffe. Man of Match winners Liam Mullins and Shane McElligott and last but not least Willie O’Connell is the Hall of Fame recipient. Well done to all, fully deserving and everybody is welcome to attend. LIXNAW HURLING CLUB LOTTO Jackpot €7,100. Nos Drawn; 4, 7, 10, 14. There was no Jackpot winner. €20 winners; Michael Casey, Causeway. Stephanie Corkery, Ballinclogher. Mary Somers, Billerough. Tony Sheehy, Ballinagare. Gavin O’Sullivan, Finuge. Next draw on Monday for a Jackpot of €7.200. The Lotto now passes over to the Coursing club for their term and we wish them well with it. Many thanks to all who supported the Hurling Club lotto over the last six months. Your support is much appreciated. SYMPATHY To the family of Phil McAuliffe, Ballinageragh who was laid to rest during the week. May her gentle soul rest in peace. NORTH KERRY HURLING HISTORY BOOK LAUNCH The North Kerry hurling board 90 year history of the North Kerry Hurling Board book is proving to be a very popular production. The book contains 256 pages with over 50 photographs, is an excellent production and well worth the read, a collectors item. The book costs €20 and a limited number are still on sale at Foleys Galaexpress. A.G.M. Lixnaw Hurling Club AGM takes place on Sunday December 6th at 2.00pm in clubrooms. MORE THAN BELIEVING The Reality of Faith in Paul, Mark & Luke by Fr. Seamus O’Connell, Professor of Scripture at Maynooth. The talks will be held on Saturday, Nov. 14th & Sat. Nov 28 from 10.30am to 12.30 at the Ardfert Retreat Centre. BALLYHEIGUE BEARD FEST Will take place on Saturday 28th Nov in Kirby's Bar. Please support us in raising funds for the Kerry Cork Health Link Bus and The Road To Recovery Fund. We have just over a week to go. If you would like to donate online please following the "My Charity" link which you can find on our Facebook page, Ballyheigue Beard Fest. On the night there will also be a monster raffle and some signed sports goods to auction. I would like to sincerely thank everyone for the support ye

INDOOR TENNIS COACHING Starts on Thursday Oct. 8th at Lixnaw Community Centre. (1) 6.15pm to 7pm for 5 to 11 year olds. (2) 7 to 7.50pm û from 11 years upwards. To book contact John Hennessy (087) 6830350. He possesses all the necessary Garda clearance certificates. Places at a premium first come first served. 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. NOVEMBER MASSES FOR THE COMING WEEK FOR OUR DEAD Lixnaw Thursday morning Rosary & Benedication at 6.30am. Mass at 7am for November dead list. Q.P.R TRAINING Question, Persuade, Refer. Suicide Prevention Training- 1 day Training; 10.00am - 4.30pm fully certified. QPR is an emergency response to someone in crisis and can save lives. Open to all groups and individuals. 25 places to be filled. Greater numbers will be accommodated. Taking place in Lixnaw Community Centre. Date to be confirmed. Attendees asked to donate €20 per person for cost of trainers and resources. Tea/Coffee/Light lunch provided. Expressions of interest contact 087-9470216 or 086.-0720621. COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on December 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference! CCE LEAC SNAMHA Well our branch had a great day out at last Saturdays Ceol an Gheimhridh in Tralee IT, well done to all who performed in the various competitions. Results are: String U13 1st Clodagh Murphy 2nd Caoimhe Scanlan. String 13-17 3rd Seán Galvin. Duets U13 2nd Caoimhe Scanlan, Clodagh Murphy. Quartette U13 1st Andrea Stack, Rachel Taylor, Katelyn Stack, Caoimhe Scanlan. Thanks also to the parents and teachers involved in preparing our young members for all these events. Comhairle Na Mumhan will hold a traditional step dancing workshop for 16yrs and up with Michael Tubridy on Sun Nov 22nd in Mallow 11am-4.30pm,entries asap by email, details on www.munstercomhaltas.ie. A reminder again that traditional english singing classes are held in Ceolann each Wed 7.30-8.30. For all your up to date branch info and more check www.kerrycomhaltas.ie, kerryccé Facebook page and you can tweet @kerrycomhaltas. Slán tamall.

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. TEAMPALL BAN FAMINE GRAVEYARD ROSARY Each Sunday at 3pm during this month. Please pray for the hundreds of nameless dead buried there. PARISH CHRISTMAS CARDS Available at the Parish Office. Individual Cards are €1.00 each and pack of 6 for €5.00. Also we have Christmas Mass Bouquet cards. Thanks. KNOCK SHRINE NIGHT VIGIL December 7th 2015 Vigil Programme 10pm Confessions in the Chapel of Reconciliation 12am Vigil in Basilica 4am Concelebrated Mass Fare €25 per seat as per last year Coach will leave Listowel @ 4.30pm Phone (068) 31232 or (087) 3966399. LISTOWEL BAZAAR GROUP - Collectors will be doing their usual collection for their Bazaar over the next 2 weeks. Thanking you in advance for any donations. QUIZ NIGHT IN AID OF LENAMORE NATIONAL SCHOOL On Friday 20th November in Brosnans Bar Market Street Listowel at 9pm Tables of Four €20 Prizes 1st Prize Overall winner €150 2nd Prize Runner Up €50 Refreshments and Spot Prizes on the night All Welcome Further Information Tel: 0863689061. ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!" BRU COLUMBANUS COLLECTION Street collection on Sat. 28th Nov. in Listowel in aid of Bru Columbanus, Cork -a voluntary organisation that provides accommodation for relatives of seriously ill patients in any of the Cork hospitals and hospice.Volunteers urgently required to do 2-3 hours.Phone Andy 087 2216559. Please support this great cause. PADRE PIO GLOVE IN LISTOWEL The Padre Pio Glove will be in St. Mary’s Church, Listowel next Thursday night November 26th from 7pm. All welcome!! LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Old or unused items are being sought for a festive jumble sale to be held at Listowel Family Resource Centre on Tuesday. December 8 from 10am-1pm. All items must be in good condition. Why not come along and pick up a festive bargain in the process. Further details from Denis (068) 23584. COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on Dec 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference! 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 there. COME KNIT WITH US In the Duagh Family Resource Center on Monday Nights from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Everyone Welcome - Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn & needles/hook. For more info Contact Caroline 087 2921292.

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BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS Sunday 15th November was held in 'The Bunker Bar'. The numbers drawn were 5, 9,15, 20 . There was no winner of the €4,750 Jackpot. Lucky dip winners are: €40 - John Sexton, c/o Mikey Joe's €30 - Liam Culhane, c/o Kilcooly's Bar €20 - Gerard Dee, GAA annual ticket 5 Free tickets: Brian Fouhy, c/o JD's Next week's draw will be held in 'The Railway Bar' on Sunday 22nd November at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,800. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets. CASHEN VALE BOXING CLUB Training sessions every Monday, Wednesday and Friday night in the Ballybunion Community Centre from 7pm to 9pm.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. Fully qualified Boxing Coaches and Fitness Coaches present. ECOTREK BALLYBUNION Cycle & Stroll Through History Ecotrek Ballybunion guided walking tours take place periodically and can be booked by contacting Danny on 087 3539613 or 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. From 4 – 12 years of age. 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 Weight Watchers Ballybunion – Classes take place in Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre on Thursday morning from 10am – 11am & Thursday evening from 630pm – 730pm. CIRCUIT TRAINING Circuit training 8pm Mondays & Wednesday's Ballyb CommunityCentre €20 per month 1 night a week €40 per month 2 nights per week. EVENING WALKING Open to both Men and Women run by The Men’s Shed takes place Monday evenings, leaving the shed at 7.30pm

BALLYBUNION CCE Following on from the first meeting of the new Ballybunion CCE committee there are Irish Music sessions on in Ballybunion on Wednesday night in the Bunker Bar, Thursday night in the Exchange Bar, Friday night in the Railway Bar and Saturday night in Kilcoolys Bar. Social dancing classes take place in the Cove Café on Tuesday night from 730pm – 930pm and also in the Railway Bar at 8pm. There are Set Dancing Classes in Kilcoolys on a Thursday night from 8pm – 10pm – all are welcome. Ballybunion CCE are holding an evening of music and chat Tráthnóna ag Bothántaíocht on Wednesday 11th November at 8pm. We are holding our first Oíche Cheol night at the Railway Bar on 20th November all welcome. Our next meeting is November 25th at Cove Café all welcome to come along. COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on December 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference! A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Following on from last years extremely successful fundraising event, St.Josephs S.S. parents association are delighted to announce that Kerry Choral Union will perform in St.Johns Church Ballybunion on Sunday 6th December at 7.30pm The adult choir will be joined on the night by the junior choir and performers from St.Josephs S S, tickets are 10 euro for adults and children, can be pre bought from members of the parents association and local outlets, or at the box office on the night. MEDITATION365 Meditation365 will hold two 6 week courses mornings and evenings beginning Monday November 16th from 11am – 12pm & 7pm -8pm. Cost €59 per course – contact Jason on 0862154657 for further details. These courses will be held at Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre. BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY ALERT Anyone interested in Ballybunion Community Alert please leave name and contact details to Ballybunion Garda Station or to any member of the group. ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!" CHRISTMAS CARDS AND MASS CARDS In support of St. Patrick's Missionary Society are available from Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341. Please support the many worthy projects in Africa and South America. Every Euro collected is put to very worthwhile use. JUMBLE SALE Old or unused items are being sought for a festive jumble sale to be held at Listowel Family Resource Centre on Tuesday. December 8 from 10am-1pm. All items must be in good condition. Why not come along and pick up a festive bargain in the process. Further details from Denis (068) 23584 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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KILFLYNN A NIGHT TO REMEMBER FOR JAMES AND DANNY On a truly memorable night for Irish soccer, Two Kilflynn lads shared the spotlight with the boys in green at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin during the course of Monday night’s (16th Nov)dramatic Euro16 play-off. While Martin O’Neill was giving his team the half-time pep talk, as they set about overpowering a fancied Bosnia Herzegovina, a squad of young players that brought the All-Ireland under 14 crown back to Kerry for the first time took centre stage. The Kingdom’s 2015 Kennedy Cup heroes and their management received a rousing ovation when they paraded the trophy at the interval and they were absolutely thrilled to be part of one of the greatest nights in Irish soccer history. It was Great honour for Kilflynn lads, James Sheehan, who was a vital member of the historic Kerry team, also Danny Diggins who was part of the coaching and backroom staff who had the boys superbly prepared for the tournament. Both James and Danny are members of St Brendans Park Fc, Tralee. Last June, Kerry sent shock waves reverberating through Irish football when they beat raging favourites, the Dublin Schooboys League, 1-0 in the Kennedy Cup decider. Well done lads. The Kilflynn area was well represented at the Match as Ireland booked their place at Euro 2016. AWARDS NIGHT THE North Kerry Hurling Board Awards night takes place on this Friday night 20 th November in Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee beginning at 8.00pm. The Crotta Hurling Club will be well represented with the following recipients of different awards; under 13 player of the Match: Aodhan Behan and U-16 player of the Match: Barry Mahony. Well done to Aodhán and Barry, fully deserving and everybody is welcome to attend. KILFLYNN COMMUNITY TEXT INFORMATION SYSTEM 087 1122 828 - Kilflynn Community Together is introducing a text Information system for Kilflynn. The text’s sent will include information on community activities, community interests and any alerts that may need to be issued. Please text 087 1122 828 with your name and Townland if you would like to be included in the text Information system. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Details re collection of clothes, shoes, jewellery, toys, bric a brack and all re saleable items from your attic!!!! Bags will be handed out at vigil mass and morning mass in Abbeydorney and morning mass in Kilflynn on November 21st/22nd. On November 28th/29th when you return your bags they will be gratefully received and taken away by volunteers from outside the two churches . A van will be in Abbeydorney from 6.30pm to 8pm on Saturday 27th and from 10.30a m to 12noon on the 29th November. In Kilflynn a van will be available from 9.00a.m to 10.30a m. On Sunday 28th November. Thank you for your continuing support. Emergency number 0877086253. CHRISTY RING ALL STARS Congratulations and Well done to Crotta and Kerry hurler Shane Nolan who received A Christy Ring award at the GAA GPA All-Stars banquet sponsored by Opel at the Convention Centre, Dublin, on Friday night 6th November also Congrats to Kerry Players John Egan (St Brendans), Patrick Kelly (Clarecastle) and Keith Carmody (Causeway) who also made The Christy Ring Champion 15 team. Well done to Keith Carmody who won the overall Christy Ring Hurler of Year award. CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer Kathleen O'Connor, Crotta, Kilflynn on Monday Night 16th November in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn were 12, 15, 20 and 23. There was No winner of €3,700 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Donnacha O'Sullivan, C/o Gerry Lenihan,Leith , Pat Herbert, Castletown, Kilflynn and Sonny Egan, Garrynagore, Lixnaw. The next draw will take place in Herbert's Bar , Kilflynn on Monday 23rd November, with a 3,800 Jackpot. Tickets are available at 2 Euro each or 3 for 5 euro from Club tickets sellers or you can also play on the Crotta lotto on line now,check out www.crottagaa.ie or www.locallotto.ie

STRICTLY COME DANCING The Crotta Hurling Club are holding Strictly come Dancing on Saturday night 5th of December in McHale's Bar, Causeway. Tickets for the event are available at Parker's Pub and Herbert's Bar also from club officers and dancers. ALLIANZ CUMANNN MBUNSCOL St. Teresa's National Scholl Football team will play Glounaguillagh National School,Caragh Lake, Killorglin, in the County Allianz Cumannn mBunscol 4/5 teacher Schools Football Shield Final. Kilflynn will play Glounaguillagh National School,Caragh Lake, Killorglin, on Thursday 19th November at John Mitchell's GAA Club pitch, Tralee at 3.30p.m Best of luck to the Kilflynn players and their management of Jerome, Denis and Sinead. BRENNAN AND QUANTRILL WIN THE TURKEYS Eileen Brennan, Kilflynn and Billy Quantrill, Ballybunnion defeated Paddy Weir, Kilflynn and Keith O'Carroll, Abbeydorney in the weekly double darts tournament in Parker's Lounge Bar on Saturday 14th November and won a Fresh Turkey each. The next darts doubles tournament takes place on Saturday night 21st November at 10.30 p.m. in Parker's Snug bar.The winners will receive a fresh Turkey each. Parker's Pub Darts team were defeated by The New kingdom Bar, Listowel on Friday night 13th November by 4-3 away in the north Kerry darts league. Parker's Pub Darts team qualified for the semi final against McHale's Bar on Friday night 27th November in the Stretford Inn Causeway. CHRISTMAS DONATIONS WELCOME MUAH Beauty Study is organising a Christmas gift donation for Adapt Women's Refuge in Tralee. They have over 90 gift tags each representing a child in need this Christmas. Stop in and take a gift tag to purchase a gift up to €20. They can be dropped back to the studio any time before Monday December 21st when all will be taken into Adapt for the kids on Christmas morning. Every little bit helps, so if you don't have time to shop, monetary donations are also welcome and the studio staff will take care of purchasing the gift on your behalf. CHRISTMAS RETREAT The Christmas Retreat for the women of the parish in Ardfert Retreat Centre on Thursday 26th November at 8.00 p.m. All welcome. KILFLYNN DANCING GROUP The Kilflynn Dancing group are holding their Christmas Party night on Friday night 27th November in Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee. Four course Meal only €25 and Music on the night will be provided by Ireland's Leading Accordion Artiste Declan Aungier. You and your friends are especially welcome to come along and enjoy a great night out. To book contact Maureen on 087 9893847. EDDIE CARMODY COMMERATION The Eddie Carmody commeration will be in Ballylongford on Sunday 22nd at 12 noon main speaker Martin Ferris LADIES METABOLIC CONDITIONING CLASS When: Saturdays from 09:30 - 10:30 starting this Saturday, November 7th. All abilities welcome, 16+. St. Columbus Centre. Wayne Murphy MSc. waynemurphy01@live.ie or 0860883595 for more information. 1916 CALENDAR The launch of the Easter 1916 Kerry Centenary Calendar will take place at the Seanchaí Centre, Listowel on Sunday November 22nd at 7 pm. The calendar features Kerry people who played a role in the 1916 Easter Rising both in Dublin and Kerry. HISTORY LECTURE A lecture on ‘A History of Salmon Fishing on the River Shannon’ by Donal O’Connor of Tarbert Island will take place at the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday November 26th at 7.30 pm. RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday November 26th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling.

TARBERT CALENDAR LAUNCH Mrs Ursula Leslie will launch the Tarbert 2016 Calendar promoted by the Development Association and the Historical Society in the Community Centre on Saturday, November 21, after the Vigil Mass. MEETING Tarbert Parish Pastoral Council Meeting will take place on Thursday, November 19 at 8pm in the Presbytery. THANK YOU Shannon side Women’s Group would like to thank all those who supported and helped with their recent clothes collection. The amount collected €821.25 has been donated to the Leah Carmody Fundraiser. BUIOCHAS The Árd Cúram Day Care Centre in Listowel would like to thank everybody who subscribed to their recent collection which realised €249. TALK Padraig O Concubhair of Tarbert Historical Society will give a talk entitled, He never wore the Green and Gold, the story of Lord Kitchener of Khartoum in the Bridewell on Saturday, November 21, at 8pm. Everybody welcome and cupan tae afterwards. TARBERT BRIDEWELL Visit Santa at Tarbert Bridewell on December 6, from 3-5pm. Gifts and treats for all! Face painting and more! More details to follow closer to the date! 1916 CALENDAR The launch of the Easter 1916 Kerry Centenary Calendar will take place at the Seanchaí Centre, Listowel on Sunday, November, 22 at 7PM. The calendar features Kerry people who played a role in the 1916 Easter Rising both in Dublin and Kerry. TRADIONAL MUSIC Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday, November, 26, from 9.15pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling. HISTORY LECTURE A lecture on, A History of Salmon Fishing on the River Shannon’ by Donal O’Connor of Tarbert Island will take place at the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday, Nov, 26, at 7.30pm. ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!" CHRISTMAS CARDS AND MASS CARDS In support of St. Patrick's Missionary Society are available from Mairead Hanlon : 0868696341. Please support the many worthy projects in Africa and South America. Every Euro collected is put to very worthwhile use. NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP Tarbert and Beale once again produced another exciting North Kerry championship encounter with plenty of skill, determination and courage in wet and blustery conditions in Ballylongford last Sunday. This time it was Tarbert who were the victors on a scoreline of 0-10 to 0-08. Tarbert selected to play with the strong wind in the first half and following a point from Andrew Doherty it was Beale who took the initiative and were 3-2 up after the first fifteen minutes and looking more dangerous in attack. Tarbert’s switching the roles of Kevin Enright and Donal Leahy opened up the Beale defence more resulting in six unanswered points from Conor Flavin (1), Shane O’Connor (1), Andrew Doherty (2) and Ger O’Sullivan (2) to put Tarbert up 8-3 heading towards half time. A Beale point was met with another Tarbert score to leave Tarbert 9-4 up a half time but facing into a strong wind for the second half. Beale again started well in the second half but their accuracy in front of the post was not helping them. A fisted effort from Kevin Enright put Tarbert further ahead before Beale registered their first score of the half to leave Tarbert 10-5 ahead after fifteen minutes. Tarbert’s defence were playing particularly well but Beale kept plugging away with three more points to make it 10-8 entering the final five minutes. This time though it was Tarbert who were squandering scoring opportunities in front of posts but they held their nerve and were deserving winners in the end of what was a very enjoyable game. Tarbert are now in the semi final where they will play either Asdee or Brosna at a date to be confirmed. Team Jamie Diggins, Michael Heaphy, Jason Wren, Danny Wren, Daniel O’Connor, Ambrose Lanigan, Micheal Carrig, Kevin Enright, Conor Flavin, Micheal Normile, Mark Buckley, Shane O’Connor, Ger O’Sullivan , Donal Leahy, Andrew Doherty, Subs who played Sean Carrig, Evan Allen. The club would also like to mention and thank the sportsmanship shown by the St. Senan’s club in the red card appeal by Tarbert. COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on December 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference!

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NEWS ITEMS All items for inclusion in this column must be with the writer by 8.pm on each Sunday evening for inclusion in the weekly Ballyduff News section. Please forward items to johnwhite330@gmail.com or phone (087)6732856. LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday November 9th are as follows; the numbers drawn were 6, 10, 12 & 16. There was no winner of the €3,400 jackpot and the Lucky Dip winners were: Eileen Dowling, Glounerdalive, Ballyduff Paddy Hussey, Ardoughter, Ballyduff Aishling McHale, Slievadara, Ballyduff TV DRAW: Kay Flanagan, The Square, Ballyduff Domhnall & Deborah, Ardoughter, Ballyduff Lorraine Slattery, Glounerdalive, Ballyduff The weekly Lotto Draw takes place on each Monday night and there is €150 added when the Jackpot is not won. You may also play the weekly Lotto on line at www.ballyduffgaa.com

TABLE QUIZ Ballyduff in Bloom and Ballyduff Festival of Lighting Committee are Hosting a Joint Fun Table Quiz on this Saturday November 28th in Lowe's Bar, Ballyduff beginning at 8.30pm SHARP. Cost: €20 per table of four. There is a Terrific Prize for winning Team PLUS many Fantastic Spot Prizes. Please come and support our effort to enhance the village.

CRAFT FAIR The Ballyduff Christmas Craft Fair will take place at Ballyduff Community Centre on Sunday November 29th. For further details please contact Betty on (087)6403152 or Marie on (087)2424508 HOSPICE FOUNDATION The annual Church Gate collection in aid of the Kerry Hospice Foundation and Kerry Palliative Care will be taken up at Masses in Ballyduff on this Saturday & Sunday November 21st/22nd. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. The Kerry Hospice Christmas cards are now on sale in the local shops and Post Office. All monies collected will be used in Kerry. CARD RESULTS The results of the weekly “41” Card Drive held at McHale’s Stretford End Bar, Causeway on Monday November 9th are as follows: 1st – Tom & Denny Moriarty 2nd & 3rd Divided – Billy Horgan & Mike Quille Maurice Guerin & Kathy Neilan Seamus McEnery & Pat Joe Barrett

TABLE PRIZES: Mike Dowling & John O’Halloran The “41” Card Drive continues on each Monday night commencing at 9.45pm sharp. Entry is just €5 and all are welcome

SENIOR CITIZEN’S PARTY The annual Ballyduff Senior Citizen’s Christmas Party will be held in the Ballyroe Heights Hotel on Sun Dec 6th. Further details later DEATHS The death took place of Christopher (Christy) Moloney, Rock View, Sandhill Road, Ballybunion and late of Ardoughter, Ballyduff. His remains were removed from his residence to St. John’s Church, Ballybunion. Burial was in St. John’s Cemetery, Ballybunion. The death took place of Bartholomew (Batty) Lyons, Lacca, Ballyduff. His remains were removed from Lawlor’s Funeral Home, Ballyduff to SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church. Burial was in Rahela Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to the families, relatives & friends of the above deceased.

COMMEMERATION The Eddie Carmody Commemoration will take place in Ballylongford on this Sunday November 22nd at 12.00 noon. The main speaker will be Martin Ferris T.D. BALLYDUFF GAA AGM The Annual General Meeting of the Ballyduff “Michael Mulvihill” Hurling & Football Club will be held at the GAA Clubrooms on Saturday December 5th at 7.30pm. All are welcome. Motions & Nominations forms must be returned to Club Secretary, Liam Ross, on or before Friday November 27th. These forms are available on request from the Secretary. This notice is also posted on the Ballyduff GAA Club website www.ballyduffgaa.com

MEDAL PRESENTATION Arrangements for the Ballyduff GAA Coiste na nOg Medal Presentation are almost complete so watch this space for time and venue to be announced. LADY'S WALK HURLING With the concession of the County League Round 9 game recently to Lixnaw, the curtain has come down on our playing season for Jubilee Year 2015. We finished with 10 points in the County League Division 2, winning 4 games and drawing 2 and ended up in 5th place in the table, just missing out on a semi final place. We fared out better in the North Kerry competitions in 2015. In the North Kerry Championship, we reached the semi final but lost out to County League Division 3 Winners Ballyheigue, while we took Kilmoyley to a replay in the North Kerry Junior League Final before losing by the narrowest of margins (3 – 9 to 0 – 19). Next on the agenda for the Club is the Annual General Meeting which will be taking place at 8.00pm on Friday 11th December in the Community Centre, Ballyduff. All Officers and members are requested to attend.

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MARIAN HALL BLOTTO There was no winner again last Thursday night so the Jackpot stands at €21,000. Last week's numbers were 8, 13, 21, 28. Lucky Dips: €200 M O'Sullivan, c/o Nora Fitz. €100 Chris Healy, Abbeyfeale. €50 each Eithna Scannell, Listowel. Grandchildren c/o Billy Moloney, Moyvane North. Christina Curtin, Abbeyfeale. Michelle Hennessy, Listowel. Eamon McSweeney, c/o Enrights Bar. Free Tickets: Mai McCarthy, Listowel. Ann Mulvihill, Knockanure. Breda & Kate Murphy, 6 Woodgrove. Tim & Bridie Mackessy, c/o Noreen Healy. Neilus Collins, Duagh. The draw for this week's Blotto Jackpot of €21,000 will be held on Thursday night, November 19 at Bingo in the Marian Hall. MOYVANE GAA CLUB LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €5,300. Numbers drawn were 15, 27, 28 and 32. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: Aine O Connell, Glenalappa, Karie Fitzmaurice, Leitrim Middle, Don Shine, Glen Road, Linda Scanlon, Moyvane, Denis Curtin, Clounmacon. Next weeks Jackpot is €5,400 and the draw will be held in Speedy Bar on Sunday, November 22nd at 10.00pm. U21 NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL: Moyvane/Tarbert v Castleisland Demonds in Tarbert on Saturday, November 21st at 2pm. 1916 CALENDAR The launch of the Easter 1916 Kerry Centenary Calendar will take place at the Seanchaí Centre, Listowel on Sunday November 22nd at 7pm. The calendar features Kerry people who played a role in the 1916 Easter Rising both in Dublin and Kerry. HISTORY LECTURE A lecture on ‘A History of Salmon Fishing on the River Shannon’ by Donal O’Connor of Tarbert Island will take place at the Seanchaí Centre on Thurs Nov 26th at 7.30 pm.

RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday November 26th from 9.15pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling.

SENIOR BADMINTON Division 3 Ladies defeated Castleisland 5-1 in the Ladies League. Team: Carmel Hudson, Helen Browne, Jenelle Griffin and Francine Collins. November Handicap Tournament was held in Killarney sports complex last Sunday. Results: Division 5 winner Marie Kennelly, Division 4 winner Michelle Corridan Runner Up Timmy Flaherty, Division 3 winner Jenelle Griffin Runner Up Timmy Hanrahan, Division 1@2 winner Donnacha Moloney. Well done to all.

JUVENILE BADMINTON The juvenile doubles tournament was held in Killarney on Sat 14th November. The winners were: U13: Christopher O Donoghue and U17: Marie Kennelly. Ciara Hudson and Aoife Bowler took 2nd place in U15. Congratulations to all who participated. MASSES FOR THE WEEK CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE: Friday, November 20th 9.30am, Margaret Breen Benson, USA & Churchtown. Saturday, November 21st 7.30pm, Patrick Scanlon, Moher. Sunday, November 22nd, 11am, Mikie Joe O'Flaherty, The Village. Sunday, November 22nd, 12.30pm Mass for Senior Citizens in Marian Hall.

CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE - riday, November 20th, 7.30pm, Special Mass for all who funeral Masses took place in Knockanure. Sunday, November 22nd, 10am, Parishioners.

Batty Lyons (RIP) recently deceased, pictured in 1993 as St. Patrick in Ballyduff. He has been the St. Patrick for the village every year since 1993

ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!" CHRISTMAS CARDS AND MASS CARDS In support of St. Patrick's Missionary Society are available from Mairead Hanlon : 0868696341. Please support the many worthy projects in Africa and South America. Every Euro collected is put to very worthwhile use.

COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on Dec 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on Dec 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference! 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.

COME KNIT WITH US In the Duagh Family Resource Center on Monday Nights from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Everyone Welcome - Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn & needles/hook. For more info Contact Caroline 087 2921292.

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on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m.

DUAGH GAA LOTTO RESULTS 16TH NOVEMBER 2015 No winner of the jackpot of €6,100 - Numbers drawn 1, 3, 14, 17

FITNESS CLASSES CONTINUE WITH MAGGIE Every Tuesday in Duagh Sports complex at 7pm. Contact Maggie on 087 9866533

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ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 0868696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!"

Bridie O Halloran, Kilmorna Mike Buckley, Ballygarrett Ann Whyte Rathea Liam Galvin, Newcastlewest Elizabeth O Halloran, Kilmorna

5 x 5 frees to: Tim O Brien, Toor Caitlin McMahon, Duagh Donie Fitzgerald, Duagh Aidan Scanlon, Lybes Keith Carmody, Meenenare Sellers prize - William Dennehy Next weeks jackpot €6,200 - Draw at O Briens Bar.

BRU COLUMBANUS COLLECTION Street collection on Sat. 28th Nov. in Listowel in aid of Brú Columbanus, Cork -a voluntary organisation that provides accommodation for relatives of seriously ill patients in any of the Cork hospitals and hospice.Volunteers urgently required to do 2-3 hours.Phone Andy 087 2216559. Please support this great cause.

LOVE TO READ? If so join Duagh's newest Club. A Book Club - its a great way to get together as a group and talk about our shared passion for books and reading. Starting - Tuesday 17th November 7pm to 8pm. At St. Joseph's (Dennehys) For more information contact Patsy Keane on 087 6177721

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

PUB QUIZ FOR DUAGH HURLING CLUB There will be a pub quiz in Jims Bar, Duagh this Friday night from 9pm. Plenty spot prizes and lots of fun, €5 entry table of 4

DUAGH GRAVEYARD COMMITTEE With the elimination of 1 and 2 cent coins from everyday use, why not dispose of your 1 and 2 cent coins into our collection bottle at Watson's shop? All proceeds will go to maintaining and improving Duagh Cemetery. 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 Wednesday 25th of November. It will be in Lyreacrompane

ATHEA COMMUNITY COUNCIL RESULTS DRAW ON 14/11/15 No's Drawn: 13, 18, 23, 30 - There was no winner €20 each Eileen Fitzgerald, H/Side Drive Theresa O’Connor, H/Side Drive, Bridie & Catherine Gale View, Mary Jo O’Keeffe, Pallas Foods Sellers: Bríd De Barra & Kitt Quinn Draw for €200 - Michael Doody, Carrigkerry Yasmin Mcginley, Pallas Foods Next Draw: Donie’s 21/11/2015 NOONAN’S FUNDRAISING DANCE THANK YOU A big thank you to all who supported the fundraising dance at the Top of the Town on Saturday night last. Over €1,000 was raised, all of which goes to charity. Thank you to the Top of the Town, Paddy Quilligan and all who helped to make this such a success. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION O’Riordan’s Pharmacy are celebrating 10 years in business in Athea this month. Thanking all the good people of Athea and surrounding parishes for your support throughout the years. And here’s to many more. On Saturday, November 21st. we are holding a Birthday Party from 2pm to 4pm. Spot prizes and discounts on the day. Join us for lots of cake, buns and fun on the day. CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR A Christmas Craft fair will take place in the Con Colbert Community Hall, this Sunday 11.00am - 4pm. Entry is €2 including entry into raffle for a door prize, children are free. Refreshments will be available in the kitchen. For further information contact Caroline at 086 2247408 GOING STRONG Thanks is extended by the Going Strong group to all who contributed to their Church gate collection at the weekend. The money raised will go towards the forthcoming Christmas Party on December 9th and other events which will be much looked forward to.

COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on December 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference!

FUNDRAISING DANCE Don’t forget tickets are on sale locally for the fundraising dance for little Ella Aherne of Garrygloss. The dance takes place on Saturday 21st at Top of the Town with Joe O’Keeffe providing the music. It was heart-warming to see Ella join those on Saturday night last who are preparing for their 1st Communion in 2016. No doubt she is wished well on her road to recovery. Your support on the night would be welcome and even if you can’t go – buy a ticket, Ella Therese and Mike deserve all the help they get. ATHEA UTD The results of our weekly lottery draw for Monday, November 16th at Whites Bar are as follows - Jackpot was €21600. Numbers drawn 4, 9, 19, 32. No Jackpot Winner. Lucky dips to the following – Elizabeth Moody, Moyvane. Brid Curtin, Ballyhahill. Ned & Mary Riordan, Clash, Athea. Kealan O'Connor, Ardagh. Kit Horan, Moyvane. Sellers Ettie Ahern & Agatha. New jackpot €21700 at Brown Joes on Monday, November 23rd. RESULTS OF THE KILLEANEY LOTTO Numbers were 1. 6. 16. 32 House draw Michele Farlow 80 Jason Lynch Glasha Athea. 30 Elane Enright Listowel 20 John King Ballygultine 20 Maria Wallace c / o Jim prendiville. 20 Jim Geaney 5 free Ita Mullane Knockdown 5 free Dave Noonan Clounahard Promotors Anglers Rest Loughi. New jackpot of 21 900 on at Moors Bar Carrigkerry 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. Everyone Welcome - Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn & needles/hook. For more info 087 2921292.

BALLYLONGFORD KERRY RESPITE AND KERRY PALLIATIVE CARE 1300 euro was collected at the funeral mass of Tom O'Sullivan, Ahanagran this was given equally to Kerry Respite and Kerry Palliative Care. The O'Sullivan family wish to the Thank the community for their generous offering. BEREVEMENTS In the recent weeks a number of families lost loved ones through bereavement and our sympathies are extended to: The Brassil Family of Lislaughtin on the passing of their sister Maureen R.I.P. who died in the U.S.A. Maureen’s remains were brought home on Saturday 31st Oct. where she reposed at Lynch’s Funeral Home with removal on Sunday evening to St Michael’s Church. Requiem Mass took place on Monday Nov. 2nd with burial afterwards in Lislaughtin Cemetery to her brothers Tom, Tim, Patsy and Malachy and sister Bridget, family relatives and friends we extend our deepest sympathies. Sincerest sympathy is also extended to The Brandon Family on the sad passing of the late Edward (Arty) Brandon R.I.P. who died peacefully on Friday Oct. 16th. To his loving sisters Ann (Bridge St), Joan (Tarbert) brother in law Tom, family relatives and friends we extend our deepest sympathies. Arty’s remains were removed from his residence on Monday morning Oct 19th for 11am requiem mass with interment afterwards in Lislaughtin Cemetry. Our deepest sympathies are also extended to the family of the late Catherina (Ina) O’Carroll R.I.P. who passed peacefully from this life on Tuesday Oct 13th. Ina’s remains were removed from Lynch’s Funeral Home on Wednesday Oct 14th to St Michael’s Church. Requiem Mass was on Thursday 15th with interment afterwards in Lislaughtin Abbey, to her loving family of son’s Donal and Tommy, daughter Evelyn, family relatives and wide circle of friends we extend our deepest sympathies. Sincerest sympathy is extended to Hannah Carmody (née Enright) and Family of Sallowglin Tarbert, her sister Betty Casey (née Enright) and family Scartaglin, nieces, nephews, family relatives and wide circle of friends on the recent and sad passing of their brother Michael Joseph Enright R.I.P. formerly of Ahanagran Middle and Oaklands Nursing Home Derry, Listowel who died peacefully on Monday 19th October 2015. Michael’s remains were removed from Lyon’s Funeral Home Derry, Listowel on Thursday 22nd October to St Michael’s Church Ballylongford. Requiem mass was concelebrated by Fr Dan Ahern, Fr Pat Ahern (cousins of the deceased), along with Fr Sean Sheehy and Rev Fr Padraig Kennelly P.P. Burial followed in Aghavallen Cemetry. May They Rest In Peace. MONTHS MIND MASS A Months Mind Mass for Catherine (Ina) O’Carroll R.I.P. will be said on Saturday 21st November at 10am. in St. Michael’s Church, Ballylongford. BLESSING OF GRAVES The Blessing of Graves of our loved ones will take place on Sunday next 22nd November. The Service will commence at 11.30am with the Blessing of the Graves at Aghavallen, followed at 12 noon with the Blessing of the Graves at Lislaughtin Abbey. Candles are on Sale in the Sarcristy to place on the graves and they cost €3 each. TARBERT HISTORICAL SOCIETY Pádraig Ó Concubhair will speak on Lord Kitchener (Baptised in Aghavallen) in the Bridewell Centre, Tarbert on Saturday 21st November at 8.00pm RAMBLING HOUSE Do not forget the next rambling House session will take place at the Parish Hall on Saturday night week next November 28th all are invited. EDDIE CARMODY COMMEMORATION The Annual Eddie Carmody Commemoration takes place this weekend with two commemorations

taking place the first on Saturday night November 21st with assembly at the Carmody Community Centre at 8pm and a procession to the monument at Rusheen where a prominent speaker will attend. The second commemoration is on Sunday Nov. 22nd at 12 noon where assembly will be at the Eddie Carmody Monument with main speaker Martin Ferris T.D. QUIZ Quiz Night in Aid of Lenamore National.School On Friday 20th November in Brosnan’s Bar Market Street Listowel at 9pm. Tables of Four €20. Prizes 1st Prize Overall winner €150. 2nd Prize Runner Up €50 Refreshments and Spot Prizes on the night All Welcome. HISTORY LECTURE A lecture on ‘A History of Salmon Fishing on the River Shannon’by Donal O’Connor of Tarbert Island will take place at the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday November 26th at 7.30 pm. RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre on Thursday November 26th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling. LIGHTING OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE The Committee and Staff of Glin Day Care are organising a remembrance evening on Sunday 22nd November at 4pm. There will be a blessing of the Christmas tree, by Fr. Crawford, and we will be attaching yellow ribbons in remembrance of past residents and people who attended the Day Care Centre on a regular basis. Following the blessing, refreshments will be served in the centre. All family and friends are welcome. If you would like to add a name to our remembrance tree please contact the office 068-26033 ASDEE ACTIVE RETIRED CHRISTMAS DINNER Takes place on Sunday 13th December at Fells Point Hotel, Tralee. Book immediately! Contact Mairead Hanlon: 086-8696341 or Mairead Doyle: 068-41101. Everybody is most welcome to join us!" CHRISTMAS CARDS AND MASS CARDS In support of St. Patrick's Missionary Society are available from Mairead Hanlon : 086-8696341. Please support the many worthy projects in Africa and South America. Every Euro collected is put to very worthwhile use. COMPLIMENTARY YOGA CLASSES Complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class on December 7th from 6.30pm to 8pm. Also a complimentary Introduction to Gentle Yoga class appropriate to transition and leaving cert students on December 7th from 8.30pm to 10pm. Visit www.kerryyoga.ie for more details. Tel Michael on 087 2700518, pre booking essential. Try it and feel the difference! BALLYLONGFORD & ASDEE COMMUNITY GAMES The AGM of the Ballylongford and Asdee Community Games will be held on Tuesday November 24th at 8pm in the Parish Hall, Ballylongford. Some of the current committee will be resigning their posts on the night so a new committee will need to be formed. If you would like to find out more on all of the events that the community games run throughout the year, please log onto www.communitygames.ie WISHING TO INCLUDE ITEMS: Please remember that the deadline for items of inclusion is on Sunday evenings before 8pm please. To contact me please phone me on either of the following numbers (068) 43938 or 087-9528919 or by email at: estuaryprint@eircom.net.

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Anne and John Jackman at the Ballylongford Christmas Craft and Food Fair on Sunday the 15th of November in the Parish Hall. Photo by Helen Lane

The Lynch family from Bedford Listowel on a recent night out at the Kingdom Greyhound Track

Classmates from Scoil Realta na Maidne with Jerry Kiernan last Friday night at The Seanchai. Kevin Woulfe, Paddy Duggan and Tadhg Moriarty

St. Joseph's Duagh under 14 boys basketball team who had a huge home win against Cahersiveen at the weekend 69 - 18

Congrats to Causeway Comprehensive School's Fifth Year students Solas Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Halloran and Matt Tyrkiel, who won the National REELLIFE Science video competition. Their teacher is Bridget Buckley

Jimmy Quinn Kilmorna out celebrating with friends from Kostal in Collins Bar Athea after his recent marriage in Las Vegas

On Friday last, members of St.Josephs Secondary School Parents Association were proud to present members of the school football teams with a full new set of jerseys. These jerseys were funded entirely from events run by the parents assoc through-out the year. We would like to wish all teams who wear them the best of luck in the future. Pictured are teaching staff, students/members of both football teams and members of the parents association

Emma Hayes from Duagh who recently graduated from LIT with an Honours Degree in Forensic Science & Pharmaceutical

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Pictures from the Ballylongford Christmas Craft and Food Fair on Sunday the 15th of November in the Parish Hall. Photos by Helen Lane

Photo from the new men's cookery class at Listowel Family Resource Centre. The classes will be aimed at men who want to learn and develop new cooking skills. The course runs for 13 weeks and is run by Listowel Mens Shed on Friday afternoons from 2.30-5.30pm Further details from Denis on (068) 23584

Darren Russell who recently graduated from Mary Immaculate College with BA(Hons) in Maths and Irish

Crotta Hurlers Brendan Culhane and Mike Lynch who participated and finished The Listowel Half Marathon on Saturday 14th November organised by The Kerry Crusaders

Roisin Walsh Ballydonoghue/Lisselton C.C.E and a pupil of Dromclough N.S medal winner in Amhraniocht U13 at Ceoil an Geimhridh last weekend. Singing teacher Mrs. Karen Trench

Despite the wind and rain brother and sister Ivan and Charlene Tydings from Asdee took part in the Listowel 10km last Saturday organised by the Kerry Crusaders. It was Ivan's first 10km run and his time was 54.50. It was Charlene's third 10km this year and her time was 1:10:45

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Listowel Emmets U14 Devan McKenna receiving his Man of the Match Award after Emmets defeated Finuge in the U14 North Kerry Championship last Sunday in Ballylongford. Emmets Captain Jamie McVeigh is also pictured

Remaining members of winning 1979 Jimmy Bruen team celebrating at Ballybunion Golf Club with current teams last weekend . Back row: Michael Coote, Jerry Galvin, Maurice Fahey. Front: Michael Henigan, John Molyneaux, Declan Lovett

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Con Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keeffe, Micheal Lynch and Paudie Quille having a great time attending the St Senans GAA Club Fundraising night at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night. Photo: www.deniswalshphotography.com 087-6017694

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Julia Collins Lacca Duagh, with her parents Noreen & Nelius after graduating from LIT on 4/11/15 with a Batchelor Arts Honours Degree in Applied Social Studies in Social Care The night of a lifetime at Ballybunion Golf Club as the team bring back the AIG Jimmy Bruen Trophy after an absence of 36 years. Front row left to right: Ed Stack (Asst. Team Manager), Kevin Frost, Sean Kennelly, Patrick O'Sullivan (Team Manager), Brendan O'Loinsigh (Club Captain), Dominic Lynch (President), Mark Dilger, James Lavery, Back row left to right: Brendan Daly, Alan Grimes, John Enright, Ronan Cross, Des O'Donnell, Brian Slattery, Paul Enright, John Eggleston, Dale O'Sullivan, Adrian Walsh, Padraig Quille, Finbarr Carrig, Brian Hayles, Iarla O'Mahony, Aidan Hanrahan, Frank Dore www.bennettphotographers.com

The Religion teachers in St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Secondary School Ballybunion, Miss Hayes, Miss Corridan and Miss Kelly co-ordinated the students in the religion classes in the school to donate gifts for the Shoe Box Appeal or Team Hope. Pictured are a number of students representing each year involved along with Miss Kelly and Mrs. Cummins Acting Principal with Cathy Sadlier who accepted the boxes on behalf of Team Hope.

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Raymond Downey of Trajan Boxing Club with Coach Grahame Ball at the St Francis v Belgium Show in Limerick last Sunday

Niall O Sullivan of Trajan Boxing Club with Coach Grahame Ball at the St Francis v Belgium Show in Limerick last Sunday

Catherine, Donal, Emma, Sarah and Danny Browne of Mountcoal celebrating Danny's 18th birthday last Saturday night in the Halfway Bar

St. Joseph's under 16 boys team who were narrowly defeated by Cahirciveen at the weekend 34-43. This team is looking for new members, if interested please ring 087-6725979

Two of the youngest members of the victorious Listowel Emmets U14 team, Jack McElligott & Cillian Holly after last Sundays win against Finuge in the North Kerry Final

Congratulations to James Keane, Duagh who recently graduated from LIT with a First Class Honours in B.Sc. in Civil Engineering Management

Enjoying the Ballylongford Christmas Craft and Food Fair last Sunday in the Parish Hall. Photo by Helen Lane

Samuel d'Alessandro (on the right) celebrating his 13th birthday in Listowel last Saturday with special guest 'Batman'

L-R: Tom Dillon with Tom Dillon, David Quane and Anthony Dowling supporting their St Senans GAA Club Fundraising night at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night. Photo by ww.deniswalshphotography.com / 087-6017694

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Veronica Flynn at the Ballylongford Christmas Craft and Food Fair on Sunday the 15th of November in the Parish Hall. Photo by Helen Lane

A huge welcome at the Ballybunion Golf Club last weekend for the Ballybunion Ladies who won the 2015 All Ireland Miele Fourball Championship. www.bennettphotographers.com

All the staff of Donal Browne's Agri, Mountcoal, celebrating Danny Brownes 18th birthday last Saturday night in the Halfway Bar

Darragh Browne, Listowel AC finishing 8th in the Munster X-Country in Beaufort on November 8th

Listowel Emmets U14 captain Jamie McVeigh receiving the North Kerry Championship Cup from Eddie Anthony Walsh after Emmets defeated Finuge last weekend in Ballylongford

St. Joseph's Duagh under 14 girls team who defeated Tralee Imperials at the weekend on a scoreline of 59 - 18

Stephanie Sayers from Duagh, Laura Rohan from Ballybunion and Kelly Broderick from Listowel taking part in the Lisselton hunt with The Kerry Hunt Club on Sunday. Photos by Jer Foley

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41 Card Drive: takes place every Wednesday night at 9pm in the Clubhouse, come along and bring a friend.

Monthly Draw Emmets draw 5 will take place on Wednesday 25th November at 8.30pm in the clubhouse, anyone with outstanding tickets can they please have them to John James before the draw next week. Emmets Fixtures/Results North Kerry U21 Championship – Round 1 Emmets V St. Senan’s - Saturday 21st Nov - Mountcoal at 2pm

North Kerry U16 Championship – Final Emmets V St. Senan’s - Sunday 22nd Nov in Ballybunion at 12noon

Recent Results North Kerry Minor Championship – Round 1: Emmets had a good win over St. Senan’s in far from ideal conditions in Finuge on Saturday last as the elements dictated a lot, but fair credit to both sides as they knuckled down well and played some nice football, with St. Senan’s commanding a slight lead at half time on a score of 1-4 to 1-2. Senan’s got to task early into the second half with a goal, but Emmets never gave up with two fine goals to leave the final score Emmets 3-7 St. Senan’s 2-06.

North Kerry U14 Championship Final Bruce Springsteen may still be waiting on a sunny day but our U-14 footballers finally had theirs in Ballylongford last Sunday when they overcame Finuge in the Div. 1 Championship Final on a scoreline of 7-08 to 0-05.This fine team have endured many heart breaking defeats and all in the Club are delighted that everything clicked for them on the day as they produced a passionate display of top class football to control matters from o tus go deireadh. Emmets elected to play with the strong breeze in the first half so it was important they worked the scoreboard while they had the elements in their favour. Niall Lynch gave us the perfect start when he goaled in the 4th minute and Jamie McVeigh pointed shortly after. Finuge got their first score from a free in the ninth minute only for Emmets to respond with a goal from Stephen McCarthy after great play by Darragh Lynch. Finuge pointed from play, followed by a Devan McKenna free and a brilliant point from Tim Scanlon from over 40yrds out. Great play by Stephen McCarthy set up Devan McKenna for a goal and Devan again scored the final score of the half with a super point from 40yds out on the right sideline to leave the score at the small whistle Emmets 3-04 Finuge 0-02. Emmets knew they would be under fierce pressure in the second half but they rose to the occasion to a man. Stephen McCarthy opened the scoring with a free in the 7th min, followed by another Niall Lynch goal. Darragh Lynch pointed after a fine passing movement and Devan McKenna pointed from a free in the fifteenth minute. Finuge got the next three points between the 16th and 20th minutes but it was Emmets who finished strongly with Jamie McVeigh scoring 1-01 and Stephen McCarthy 2-00 before the final whistle blew to the delight of the Emmets players and supporters. The scoreline does not do justice to the Finuge team who never gave up hope and tried valiantly to the end but they found it very difficult to breech a resolute Emmets rearguard. Tom Harte in goals had an outstanding game, and must have been vying strongly for the man of the match award. His handling was superb and he denied Finuge on numerous occasions with top drawer saves. It is reported that all his teammates promised to buy him a big bag of Doritos if he kept a clean sheet in the final so it's safe to say Tom will be busy in the days ahead and we all wonder if we'll recognize him soon!! Killian Faley had a solid game all through, Conor Horgan used his strength well to clear ball after ball and young Jack McElligott had a stormer in the corner-whenever it seemed we were in dire trouble, the curly haired warrior seemed to appear out of nowhere to clear the danger-it is said if he plays on snow, he leaves no footprints! The half-back line of Shane McGrath, Robert O Brien and young Cillian Holly worked tirelessly all day. Darragh Lynch and Devan McKenna were superb in mid-field with Devan picking up the man of the match award-just reward for his inspiring play and contributing 1-03 to his side's tally. Niall Lynch, for not the biggest man on the field, had a super game at wing forward, scoring 2-00 in the process and Tim Scanlon is a great prospect on the other wing. Tim is a very stylish player, who most importantly is more than willing to work really hard for the team and his switch to wing-back for the second half highlights his versatility, where he also did very well. Stephen McCarthy on the 40 is a huge driving force on this team- his honesty on the pitch garners huge respect and his 3-01 made him top scorer on the day. Adam Carroll as always did his best in the corner, as did Cillian Rodriguez and Jake Shine when introduced. Billy Melvin, while named at corner-forward played in the sweeper role to great effect. He is perfectly suited to the job of Libero-he has a great sense of positioning and ability to read the game and cut out countless attacks to set us on our way. Our captain who started at full-forward but also played out the field at times was Jamie McVeigh and he led his team superbly. Outside of the 1-02 he scored from play, he worked tirelessly all day and when he produced his Nan's rosary beads before the game, the omens were good. Patrick Scully, Mark Foley, Aaron Shine and Harvey Whyte made up our squad. Brendan Griffin wasn't noticed with the whistle, always a good sign and the Bally pitch was in great shape. Eddie Anthony Walsh presented The Tommy

Hennessy Cup to Jamie McVeigh who thanked Finuge for a sporting game and the teams mentors for all their hard work. The Club echoes those words of thanks to Martin O Brien, Jerry Fitzgerald, Kieran Lynch and Jake Moriarty. It isn't easy to maintain the enthusiasm required after multiple heartbreaks but to ye’re credit ye did and were rewarded-well done all. This team represented us proudly at the National Feile in Wexford this year, the first time we have travelled to compete in those finals and we hope ye continue to keep training and enjoying playing football in the years ahead.

Emmets Ladies Listowel Emmets Ladies AGM will be held in the Emmets Clubhouse on Sun 22nd Nov at 7pm.We would encourage all parents and senior players to please attend. For further information please contact Jim White 087 941 9511 or Bridget Tydings 087 178 7338

LISTOWEL RUGBY

Weekend Fixtures: Saturday U14's away to Castleisland at 11 U16's home to Tralee at 11 (Co-Op pitch) U15's girls v Abbeyfeale (friendly) at 1.30 followed by the U18's girls V Abbeyfeale (friendly) both games in Tralee Sunday - U18's away to Young Munster at 12

Our u18s made the journey to Thomond RFC on Sunday last. Thankfully the heavy downpours that had so many games cancelled eased off to allow the game to go ahead. Listowel have had a hard time of late in the Munster Conference and went to Limerick in the hopes of achieving their first victory. We were missing a few regular starting players through injury so had to make adjustments. The back line had to be completely re shuffled with Darragh O'Donoghue making his first start on one wing with Paudie Hunt on the other. Shane Healy started in the centre for the first time alongside James McFarland ,in attack the new partnership caused trouble for the home side and in defence they were solid. Robert Smith controlled the defence and counter attacks from the full back position. In the forwards we had a very experienced front row with Conor Beasley and Killian Downey packing down at either side of Matthew Sweeney. In the second row we also had a new partnership of Tadhg Callanan and Ben Godfrey who linked up brilliantly on a number of occasions. The back row of Patrick Carmody, Colm Stack and captain Darren Kerrins caused heartache for Thomond from start to finish. Right from kick off Listowel were on the offensive with the home team struggling to get their hands on the ball for the first 15 minutes. However with all this possession they were unable to make a difference on the scoreboard. That changed when Thomond had a player sent to the sin bin for repeated infringements and out - half Kevin Dillon kicked for the corner. A maul was formed from the following lineout which was controlled beautifully by scrum half Padraig Hickey. The defence couldn't hold out the power of the forwards and it was hooker Matthew Sweeney that touched down in the corner to take the lead by 5 nil going into the break. Listowel had the wind to their backs in the second half and piled on the pressure again. They fell inches short of the line on two occasions but never gave up the fight to finish off the game. The ball came to Paudie Hunt on the 22 metre line and the winger had only his opposite number to stop him from scoring his first try of the season. After a world class side step Paudie touched down under the posts where Kevin Dillon easily converted. With 10 minutes left Listowel had a 12 point lead. Thomond never gave up and threw all they had at Listowel but the lads with the help of substitutes Eoin Scannell and Keith Kelliher helped ensure they kept their first clean sheet. The game finished 12 nil. It would be an impossible task to select a player that stood out on the day as all players were in incredible form. Next up is another trip to Limerick Sunday when the lads take on Young Munster.

LISTOWEL CELTIC

Listowel Celtic Field Lotto Results Monday November 16 - Jackpot €2,200. Numbers 7/14/19/32 - No Winner - Lucky Dips €40 The 3 Hurlers c/o Shebeen €40 Martin, Brendan & Catherine Flavin €20 Joe McCarthy, KCC €20 Mary McDiad, St. Brendan's Terrace €20 Jimmy Buckley, c/o Mermaids €20 Teddy Leahy, Ballygologue Park €20 David Murphy, c/o Mighty Dollar €20 The Shebeen Match 3 Cormac Lawrence, c/o Flanagans Next Draw - Monday November 23rd @ John B's - Jackpot €2,400

Club Membership: The club has introduced a new non-playing membership open to anyone out there who would like to become members of Listowel Celtic. So whether you are a parent of our current or future players, a past player, or just interested in the club in general, this is the membership for you. It costs just €60 and includes a yearly lotto ticket along with the chance to be entered into a draw for international matches in the Avivia. Please contact Dominic on 087

1244673 if you are interested. This is a deal not to be missed!

Club gear: A full range of club gear is now available to order. Orders will be placed on the last day of each month, so get your orders in before November 30th to guarantee delivery for Christmas, orders subject to availability. Please check out our Facebook page 'Listowel Celtic' or contact Mary on 087 2814884 for more information.

Academy: Training for players born in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 continues every Sunday morning @ 11.15am to 12.45pm. New players are always welcome. For more information please contact Paddy Lynch on 086 4025351.

Weekend fixtures: Saturday 21st November U11: Listowel Celtic v Park @ 2pm U13: Listowel Celtic v Camp @ 10.30m U15: Listowel Celtic A v Park A @ 12pm U15: St Bernards v Listowel Celtic B @ 11.30am U12 girls: Listowel Celtic v Kenmare @ 2pm Sunday 22nd November U14 girls National Cup: Listowel Celtic v Kilenaule Moyglass @ 2pm Please try your best to come along and support our players in action over the weekend. Please keep checking our Facebook page 'Listowel Celtic' for fixture updates.

LISTOWEL AC

Munster Cross Country Munster uneven Cross Country took place in Beaufort on Sunday 8th Nov in a downpour of rain early morning at the start of the U9 races. This made for a cold and wet start to proceedings. Listowel AC were represented in the U9's by Joey Maher and John Carmondy. Both of these runners finished in the Top 30. Well done to both of these young runners who had to contend with poor weather conditions. Next up was Ethan Tritschler who put in another good performance in the Boys U11s. As the day began to dry up the more senior athletes took to the filed. In the U15, Seamus Leahy, running in his first Munster XC race, ran an impressive 11th place to qualify for the Nationals later next month. Aoife Mahony and Sasha Brent followed in the girls U17s. Aoife ran a solid race coming in 8th with Sasha just behind in 11th. This was another super run by Sasha who was running outside her age group. Darragh Browne put in a solid performance with a strong finish to take 8th in the U19s Boys race. Well done to all athletes for representing the club with great determination in tough conditions. National Cross Country (Uneven age): Next competition is the National even age group in Santry on Nov 23rd. Best of Luck to Sasha Brent representing Listowel AC and Kerry in her event. Further details next week. Training: Training numbers are growing every week with training every Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday.

ST. SENANS GAA

St Senans GAA Lotto results 15/11/15. Jackpot €11600. Numbers Drawn 1 2 9 26. No winner Of Jackpot. €30 Bridget & Ian Liston Lixnaw. €30 Maudie Fitzmaurice Listowel. €20 Marie Keane Rathea €20 Brian Kirby Listowel. Bottle Whiskey John Shanahan Lixnaw. Next Week Jackpot €11700

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

CLUB LOTTO:Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at Tomaisin's. The numbers drawn were 11, 14, 18, 21. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: John Houlihan - Listowel, Aoife & Ciara Hayes c/o Martin Sheehy, Kieran Collins c/o Donal Enright. Maureen O'Donnell - Kilgarvan, Columba O'Connor. Free Ticket winners: Eoin Hilliard - Ashfield, Richard Behan - Lisselton, Edward Joseph Kennelly - Kiltean. Next draw, for a jackpot of €2,300 will take place in Cantillon's on Friday night.

NK u14 C'ship Div2 final; Ballydonoghue 5-13. St.Senans 3-06. Well done to our U14's and their management team of David Kennelly, Donal Foley, Conor Keane, Brian O'Carroll and Edward Kissane on winning Div 2 of the North Kerry Championship on Sunday morning last in Listowel. Team; Ryan O'Neill, Liam Guiney, Paddy Foley, Robbie Foley, Tadhg O'Carroll, Jack Sheehy, Breandán O'Neill, James Donegan, Darragh Keane, Mikey Nolan, Alan Foley (capt), Jack Kennelly, Rónán O'Neill. Subs: Johnny Kennelly, Oisín Ryall, Emmett Kelly, Jamie Keane, Ben O'Conor, Patrick Kissane, Jack O'Sullivan. Great team performance with Liam Guiney, Breandán O'Neill, Mikey Nolan and Alan Foley to the fore. Co.League Div 4 Rd11: Ballydonoghue v Cromane conceded by Cromane. Our seniors go up to Div3 as division four winners four points clear of Dromid Pearses and St.Senans a great achievement at their first attempt having only gained promotion last year. Well done to all the players involved and the the management team of John O'Carroll, Denis Lynch and Stephen O'Carroll. Scor na nOg Co final will take place this Friday night in Killarney Race course at 6.30 . Ballydonoghue will compete in the instrumental music. The following are the members of the group Ryan O Neill, Roisin Kissane, Aoifa Lynch,Aisling and Louise Madden.We wish them the best of Luck on the night.

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MOYVANE GAA

CLUB LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €5,300. Numbers drawn were 15, 27, 28 and 32. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: Aine O Connell, Glenalappa, Karie Fitzmaurice, Leitrim Middle, Don Shine, Glen Road, Linda Scanlon, Moyvane, Denis Curtin, Clounmacon. Next weeks Jackpot is €5,400 and the draw will be held in Speedy Bar on Sunday, November 22nd at 10.00pm. U21 NORTH KERRY CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINAL: Moyvane/Tarbert v Castleisland Demonds in Tarbert on Saturday, November 21st at 2.00pm.

BEALE GAA

The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 15th November was held in 'The Bunker Bar'. The numbers drawn were 5, 9,15, 20 . There was no winner of the €4,750 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are: €40 - John Sexton, c/o Mikey Joe's €30 - Liam Culhane, c/o Kilcooly's Bar €20 - Gerard Dee, GAA annual ticket 5 Free tickets: Brian Fouhy, c/o JD's Next week's draw will be held in 'The Railway Bar' on Sunday 22nd November at 10pm and the Jackpot is €4,800. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets.

Beale contested three of the last four North Kerry Championship finals but this year’s journey came to an end on Sunday in Ballylongford when we succumbed to Tarbert in the quarter final. Tarbert, playing with the breeze, opened the scoring but it was Beale who were dominant in the first quarter as we owned the ball, yet we found scores hard to come by. Tarbert, on the other hand, found the target more easily and we went into the interval trailing by 9 points to 4. Despite rallying for a short while on the changeover, we could not find those vital scores. Our opponents managed only one point in the second half, yet we never seemed to put our stamp on the game and were defeated on a score: Beale 0-8, Tarbert 0-10. Beale team: Seán Dee, Killian Walsh-O’Boyle, Colm Kissane, Neilus Mulvihill, Shane Joy, Paul Collins, Dan Ellis, Jeremy King (0-1), Philly Blake, Ian Mannix (0-1), James McMahon (02), Ger O’Gorman (0-1), Darragh Buckley 0-2(1f)), Barry O’Mahony, Shane Hanrahan (0-1). Substitutes: Jake O’Connell for Ian Mannix, Tom Hayes for Colm Kissane, John Griffin for Shane Joy. Beale Seniors contest the semi-final of the Novice Shield against Sneem/Derrynane on Sunday, November 29th at 2.00pm. Venue to be confirmed. Moyvane await the winners in the final.

Our last game of the County League, Division 3, against St Pats, Blennerville, has been rescheduled for Sunday, December 6th @ 2.00pm in Ballybunion. 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.

In the North Kerry Junior Championship, Beale received a first-round bye and play Duagh / St Senans in the quarter final. Beale Minors received a bye in the Jotty Holly Minor Championship, Division 2 (13-a-side) and play Knock/Brosna in the the quarter final. Dates and venues to be confirmed. Beale GAA extend best wishes to Johhny O’Sullivan who is training with the Kerry Minor squad.

Beale GAA have been saddened at the news of the death of Christy Moloney. Christy played football with Ballybunion through the 1950s and lined out with St Patrick’s in the early 60s, as well as playing with The Town in many Parish Leagues. In the early 50s, finance had to be raised for the purchase of the field, and Christy was among those who signed a guarantee in order to secure

a bank loan. For a number of years, Christy was a member of the club executive committee, which set about developing the field into the fine football pitch we have today and he served as club treasurer in 1958. His daughter, Josephine, carried on the football tradition, helping Beale Ladies win the County Intermediate Championship in the mid-1980s. Beale GAA extend our sympathies to the Moloney family. Ar dheis Dé gurb a anam. We have almost completed our research on the history of Beale GAA and are putting the photo album together. We are looking for more photographs, especially of the older days. If anyone has any, please contact us.

ASDEE ROVERS

Asdee Rovers Lotto Results Wednesday 11th November numbers drawn 1, 10, 11, 21. No jackpot winner this week. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Roisin O'Connor Kilgarvan Ballylongford. Peg Moloney Tullihinell Ballylongford & Michael Dillane Asdee West. Next draw is on Wed 25th Nov at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €3,300 tickets are on sale from your local agent at €2 each or three for €5 don't forget you have to be in it to win it.

ASDEE GAA

COUNTY LEAGUE. Asdee 2-4 Renard 3-8. A battling performance on Sunday last by Asdee was not enough to take the league points on offer from a Killian Young inspired Renard side that included 5 players involved with South Kerry in the County Football final and now the South Kerry side will be involved in a play-off with Moyvane to decide who will be promoted to Division 4 as Division 5 champions. Certainly the final scoreline didn’t do justice to Asdee who despite giving away 2 sloppy games in the first half were always well in the game; however on saying all that Reenard deserved their victory and despite kicking some terrible wides were always that bit sharper overall. In Brian O Sullivan they had the tormenter in chief at centre forward and along with Mark Sugrue, Robert Wharton, Brian Sugrue, Eoin McCrohan and Maurice O Neill they had star players. However Eoin O Carroll, Kieran Kelly, Darragh Keane, Cyril Dineen, Eoin Tydings, Eoin Kennedy were impressive for Asdee. The game played in perfect underfoot conditions at Frank Sheehy Park, Listowel was just 4mts old and a goal and a point from Brian O Sullivan had Reenard ahead by the 4th minute playing against a tricky. 4mts later Paul O Carroll kicked Asdees opening score. Mark Sugrue, Robert Wharton for Reenard and John Doran for Asdee left the score after 20mts 13 to 2pts in favour of the South Kerry side, The North Kerry side were defending well but after a splendid save by James Kelly the ball rebounded to Mark Sugrue and he made no mistake finding the net with 6 minutes remaining in the half. Still Asdee came forward and a high delivery from Paul O Carroll found Padraig Ruddle and he fisted to the net leaving the half time score; Reenard 2-3 Asdee 1-2. Within 2 minutes on resumption Brian O Sullivan had the ball in the Asdee net and even at this early stage now aided by a stiffish wind it looked as if Reenard would pull away but Asdee stuck to their guns Eoin Tydings and Eoin Kennedy with points and a well taken goal from the boot of Mike Breen reduced the deficit to just 2pts by the 11th minute. A magnificent save at point blank range by Asdee custodion James Kelly deprived Robert Wharton when he tipped over for a point by the 3rd quarter. Reenard were now coming more into the game and it took some stern defending by Asdee to keep them at bay. The North Kerry boys failed to register a score for the remainder of the game as Reenard added points from substitute Nigel Curran, Darragh Fitzgerald and Eoin McCrohan, (2) to close out the game.

THANKS. On behalf of St. Marys, Asdee G A A Club we would like to take this opportunity to thank Tadgh Moriarty and the Listowel Emmets Club for the use of their pitch for our County League Division 5 game with Renard on Sunday last. ALL STARS: Belated congratulations to Shane Enright, Tarbert and Anthony Maher, Duagh who were selected on the G PA Football All Star team for 2015.

This brings the total of 17 Football All Stars to the North Kerry District Board, Congrats also to Donnchadh, Walsh, Cromane and Brendan Kealy, Kilcummin on their awards.

TROJAN BOXING CLUB

Trojan Boxing Club held their Annual Awards in Tankers Bar on Friday 6 November 2015 and what a fantastic night was had by all. This night was to recognize each and every member of the club from the U10s class and upwards. Also all the coaching staff and the parents who help and support the club and its members who give their time on a Voluntary basis for all their hard work as without them there would be no club. So a very big thank you and well done. We would like to also say a very big Thank you to Tankers Bar who sponsored our Trojan Warrior Shield for the best Boxer of the Year,very much appreciated and also for hosting our Awards Night. As we have been in operation since 2010 all the Best Boxers from these years were added to this Shield. The following Boxers received Awards on the night: Jamie McVeigh | Lynne Murphy | Keane Mahoney Ray Collins | Cillian Spillane

The Trojan Warrior Shield For Best Boxer Of The Year 2010/2011 Tiarnan Ball 2011/2012 Philly Hickey 2012/2013 Niamh Ball 2013/2014 Jane Downey& Cillian Spillane 2014/2015 Raymond Downey

CLOUNMACON GAA

Lotto Results for October 29th Jackpot €5400 Numbers Drawn 10 16 24 29 Lucky Dips €50 Johnny Leahy Meen £30 each Kieran Dunlea Ballygologue Park Peggy Willams Tullomore €20 each Tony Dunne Flanagans Colm May and Gearroid C/o Tom Murphy Match 3 Tom Shine November 5th Jackpot €5600 Numbers Drawn 2 17 27u 32 Lucky Dips €50 Trish Leahy Clonbrance €30 each Hanlie Finucane Helen Twomey Ballyhadigue €20 eack Richard Deenihen C/o Kingdon Larry Collins Dromin Match 3 Step Sheehy C/o Cons Dillons November 12 th Jackpot €5800 Numbers Drawn 12 14 20 24 Lucky Dips £50 Lillain Mc Keever Feale Drive €30 each Paul Wallace Ballinclogher Deds Sheeny Listowel €20 each Donal Enright Moyvane Tom Murphy Clounmacon.

Well done to The Clounmacon/ Moyvane Ladies Team for Winning The North Kerry Junior League Title and to Manager Brian Carty and his Back Room Team of Fintan Mc Enery and Declan Carty

KERRY CCE

Last weekend saw 2 days of activity as our members competed in the County finals of Ceol an Geimhridh. Saturday saw the IT Tralee a hive of activity as Musicians and Singers took part and on Sunday it was the turn of the dancers as they competed in Fossa Community Centre. We would like to wish all those who have qualified for the Munster finals to be held in Limerick in February the very best of luck. Ballybunion CCE will hold an Oiche cheoil on Friday 20th November in the Railway Bar Ballybunion. All are welcome Remember keep up to date with all things Comhaltas by visiting www.kerrycomhaltas.ie

The Listowel RFC u18's team along with their coaches that defeated Thomond RFC 12 nil at the weekend in Limerick

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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 Quarter Final: Tarbert 0.10 -v- Beale 0.08 This game was played in O'Rahilly Park, Ballylongford on Sunday evening last with very blustery winter conditions, the Board would like to say thank you to Ballylongford GAA as the pitch was in perfect condition under such severe weather conditions. It was Tarbert who had the better first half outscoring 9pts to Beale 4pts, the move of the match was bringing Tarbert's full forward Donal Leahy to midfield to replace Tarbert's Kevin Enright who moved closer to goal. It was Tarbert who were off the mark first in the 4th minute a point from Gerald O Sullivan. It took Beale until the 13th minute to convert an awarded free from Darragh Buckley, Beale did have chances on goal but on two occasions drove the ball wide in the half. Tarbert on the other hand had there shooting boots on and took their points playing with the aid of the breeze. Half time score Tarbert 0.9 v Beale 0.04 Second half and it was Beale who played with urgency having four attacks within the first 3mins their only reward was a point, with three wides, Tarbert on the other hand only managed a point in the second half a long ball into the square which was fisted over the bar by Kevin Enright. Beale went on to score three more points, and at the final whistle would rue the missed chances to fall short by 2pts. So the reigning champions bow out of the championship and Tarbert move on to the semi finals awaiting the winners of Brosna and Asdee. Referee Stephen Mulvihill Ballylonford. FIXTURES: Asdee -v- Brosna - Sunday 29th November @ 2.30pm E.T. Venue: Finuge JOTTY HOLLY MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 Sponsored by O'Connor Hardware and Farm Supplies Duagh Division 1 (15 A Side) - Semi Final Castleisland Desmonds 0.04 v Ballydonoghue 0.13 Listowel Emmets 3.07 v St Senans 2.06 Final: Listowel Emmets v Ballydonoghue Division 2 (13 A Side) - Preliminary Rd Ballylongford/Asdee 4.09 v Finuge 2.09 NORTH KERRY U21 CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by Dennehy Veterinary Clinic Duagh First named team has home advantage Quarter Finals - Saturday 21st November @ 2pm E.T. Ballydonoghue v Duagh Venue; Coolard | St Senans v Listowel Emmets Venue: Mountcoal. Moyvane/Tarbert v Castleisland Desmonds Venue: Tarbert U14 TOMMY HENNESSY CUP DIVISION 1 FINAL Emmets 7-08 v Finuge 0-05 U14 Division 2 Final: Ballydonoghue 6.14 v St Senans 3.06 VOTES OF SYMPATHIES Griffin family Listowel, Buckley Family, Moloney Family Ballybunion, Daly Family Knockane, Sheehy Family Bedford, Kelly Family Derry, Listowel, Mc Auliffe Family Lixnaw Cantlon Family Ballydonoghue, Brassil Family, Keane Family, Walsh Family Ballylongford, Carmody Family Tarbert, Keane Family Clounmacon.

Top: Mike Beehan, Alice McKenna, Aiden Beehan and Timmy McKenna all enjoying their night out supporting the St Senans GAA Club Fundraising night at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night. Left: James Barry, Aine McKenna and Darragh Kennelly at the same event. Photos by www.deniswalshphotography.com / 0876017694

SAVA NNA MCC ART HY C ALLED UP T O I R E LA N D WO ME N' S S QU AD Ireland women’s under-19 captain, Listowel’s Savannah McCarthy has earned a callup to the senior squad for the Euro 2017 qualifier against Spain. Coach Sue Ronan included defender McCarthy in a 22-woman squad for the 26 November tie at Tallaght Stadium. She is a potential replacement for Florida State's Megan Campbell and Megan Connolly, who are unavailable due to college commitments. After losing their opening fixture of the campaign to Finland in September, the side bounced back with a hard-fought but well deserved victory away to Portugal last month and Ronan is looking for her squad to build on that result against top seeds Spain, who opened their account with a way away to Finland in October.

Maurice O'Connor / Tankers Bar (Sponsor) with Raymond Downey who won the Best Boxer award at the Trojan Boxing Club Annual Awards in Tankers Bar recently

"We have a great opportunity to put ourselves right in the mix for first place in the group by winning this game and we will be looking to take all three points,” said Ronan. She continued: "It is unfortunate that academic commitments mean both Megan Campbell and Megan Connolly are unavailable but I have been impressed by the form shown in recent weeks by Savannah McCarthy and had no hesitation including her in the squad. It will be a good experience for Savannah, who is still with the U19 squad and an opportunity for her to see at first hand what is required at senior international level."

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"Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints" O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and Charity for His creatures, made you worthy, when on earth, to possess miraculous powers. Miracles waited on your word, which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble and anxiety. Encouraged by this thought, I implore you to obtain for me (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even so, you are the Saint of Miracles. O gentle and loving St. Anthony, whose heart was ever full of human sympathy, whisper my petition into the ears of the sweet Infant Jesus, who loved to be folded in your arms; and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours. Amen. K.H.

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