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Friday 18th March 2016 Vol. 9 Issue 10

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LISTOWEL TIDY TOWNS

At the recently held A.G.M. of Listowel Tidy Towns the following officers were duly elected for 2016: Chairperson Kieran Moloney | Vice Chairperson Julie Gleeson Secretary Mary Hanlon Joint Treasurers Breda Mc Grath & Eileen Worts Joint P.R.Os Cllr. Jimmy Moloney & Jackie Barrett/Madigan

Several other members were co-opted onto various sub-committees and following on from the success of 2015, the whole committee is fully committed to continue to present Listowel at it's very best for the 2016 National Tidy Towns competition. This can only be achieved with the continued co operation of the whole community. We will shortly be appealing for volunteers to help out with the April Clean Up's commencing with the K.W.D. Approach Roads County Clean up day on Saturday April 2nd. Our own Annual Clean Up Week will take place this year from Monday April 4th to Friday April 8th. Further details of both events will be advertised shortly.

Christmas Lights Presentation: The Brosnan family, Templeglantine, would like to thank everyone who contributed to their Christmas Lights display fund and who were so generous with their donations. They would also like to thank all those kind people who gave their time and energy to make it such a success. All the money donated goes to St. Gabriel's School and Centre for children with disabilities. Photo: Brendan, Catherine, Christopher, Ciara, Aoife, Brendan, Sinead, Eoin, and Katie Brosnan presenting Mirelle Brouder and Michael Enright of St. Gabriel's with a cheque for €12,710.

CHECKERS CAFE & CRAZY GOLF REOPENING

Checkers Cafe and Crazy Golf Ballybunion is reopening this Saturday March 19th and will be open fron 11am to 5pm daily for Easter Holidays. Crazy Golf is just €3 per child and €4 for an adult and also we do Crazy Golf and Pizza deals. We are also running a ‘We can Cook’ cookery camp for primary school children from Tue 29th to Thur 31st March baking lots of Easter treats, contact 087 6415513 for more info.

In the meantime, with the very important subject of our Biodiversity in mind, Listowel Tidy Towns Group are spearheading a series of three sessions on Planting for Pollination. This initiative is funded by The Kerry Education & Training Board Community Education Programme and will be delivered by Niamh Ni Dhull of Natural Kitchen Gardens & Gurtbrack Organic Gardens initiatives. The first session will take place on Thursday March 24th at 7pm in St Patricks Hall. The following sessions will be of a practical nature. (dates yet unknown). Anyone with an interest in planting for pollination is very welcome to attend. Thank you all for your co operation and support on all of Listowel Tidy Towns events. Lets keep it going and pull off the 'Big One' in 2016 'Ni neart go cur le cheile'

CHARLENE RAISES NEARY €500 FOR ST. JOSEPH'S NURSING HOME

SUCCESSFUL FASHION SHOW FUNDRAISER AT ST. JOSEPH’S SECONDARY BALLYBUNION

On Thursday March 10th, St. Josephs Secondary School Ballybunion Parents Association held their 12th annual fundraising fashion show. The night got off to a great start with a cheese and wine reception in the foyer where guests got to browse stalls by local businesses. At 8pm, the show was opened by the school trad band, which went down a treat. There was clothes, bags, jewellery and shoes on show from boutiques all over north Kerry and west Limerick. Models on the night were students and teachers from the school, kids from local national and pre schools and of course, our ever dependable local ladies. Taking on joint compere duties on the night were teacher Elaine O’Connell and Joan Marie Hennessy P/A. The "raffle with a twist" was again a resounding success and much thanks must be given to all local businesses who supplied us with a huge array of spot prizes. Thanks also to our sponsors and anyone who helped us to make this our best fashion shop yet!!! Looking forward to next year!! Pictured: The parents association presenting best dressed lady Helen O’Neill of Ballydonoghue with her hamper sponsored by Ballybunion Pharmacy. Pictured are Marie Rohan PRO, Ann Collins Fashion Show Co-Ordinator, Grainne Toomey, Norma Hannon, Elaine O’Connell teacher and joint compare, Helen ONeill best dressed lady, Phil Byrne Chair person of the P/A, Debbie Hannan, Ornagh Ferris Treasurer and Joan Marie Hennessy secretary and joint compare.

Charlene Tydings from Asdee organised a bucket collection for St. Joseph's Nursing Home Listowel on Friday the 4th of March and raised €477.20 for the unit where her grand-uncle Martin Higgins is a resident. She would like to thank all those that donated on the day. All donations will be going towards the activities and outings for the residents of the unit. She would like to thank all those that helped out on the day, her partner Ger Foley, staff of St. Joseph's Nursing Home, Listowel Community Hospita, Joan O'Connell, Shauna Murphy and Bridget Daughton. Charlene presented a cheque to them on Monday 14th March. In the picture are Charlene, Patricia McEnery Noonan, Martin Higgins, Joan O'Connell, Ger Foley and Carmel Quinlan.

KNOCKANURE/MOYVANE AA

There will be an open Meeting for anyone interested in finding out more about how Alcoholics Anonymous can provide a solution for people with serious problems around alcohol. Knockanure/Moyvane group of AA are hosting an Open Meeting for those who may wish to find out more about how AA has transformed so many problem drinkers lives. The meeting is on Tuesday 29th March at 8.30pm in Knockanure Community Centre (the old schoolhouse), Schoolhouse Lane, Knockanure. It is an open meeting so it's open to all, including peoples friends and family, if they wish to involve others

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GLENDERRY N.S. WINS €500 IN THE LEE STRAND CASH 4 SCHOOLS DRAW

Mighty Mikey Milk created lots of excitement when he visited Glenderry NS, Ballyheigue this week to present a cheque of €500 in the Cash 4 Schools Draw. Speaking at the presentation Principal Gerard Pierce stated “We are delighted to win €500 from Lee Strand. It is a timely boost to our funds. We want to expand our library and are presently fundraising towards it. This money will help illuminate the imaginations of all our children through the books we intend to buy. We would like to thank our Parents Association, in particular Geraldine Harty who called to the school regularly to collect the mascot tokens to bring them to Lee Strand and have them entered in the draws. We would also like to thank our entire school community for collecting the mascot tokens weekly and sending them to the school.”

John O’Sullivan, General Manager, Lee Strand said “Lee Strand is delighted to continue Cash 4 Schools once again this year. A total of €2,000 will be presented to schools in Kerry & West Limerick providing much valued financial support for schools. We would like to congratulate our first winner this year Glenderry NS and wish all schools the best of luck in the next three draws”.

Three more Cash 4 Schools €500 draws will take place in March, April & May. To enter simply collect 10 Mighty Mikey Milk mascots printed on Lee Strand 1 Litre and pint cartons or 2 Litre plastic bottles. Post your 10 mascots along with your name, address and telephone number to: Win €500 Cash 4 Schools Competition, Lee Strand, Ballymullen, Tralee, Co. Kerry. The March draw will take place at noon on Thursday, March 31st. For further information please contact 066 71 21084 or visit www.leestrand.ie. Photo by Domnick Walsh Eye Focus LTD - Mobile 087 / 2672033

JUNK KOUTURE 2016

Members of the St. Joseph’s Transition year class entered 'Junk Kouture 2016' sponsored by Bank of Ireland. They assembled many amazing outfits using much recycled material. Sinead Hanrahan (model) is pictured with Sarah Moore with their creation at the Regional finals of the competition in University Limerick on Friday 11th March. They were chosen to compete in this final and represented St.Joseph's Secondary School, Ballybunion very well. They were ably assisted with their work by Miss Donovan. Congrats to her, the girls and all the rest of their class on their wonderful creations, which were modelled at 'The School Fashion Show' on Thursday night 10th March.

Presentation of proceeds of the concert held at the Tintean Theatre, Ballybunion on March 4th last. Claire Keane Fennell and her family organised the event to benefit the fundraising project at Lisselton School in its endeavours to make the school accessible for all students. Claire is seen here surrounded by the pupils and staff of Scoil Eiltin Naofa, presenting the cheque of €7,104.

Proclamation Day in Presentation Secondary School Listowel

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LIXNAW HURLING CLUB Fixtures for week ahead. Our u14's are away this Saturday, 19th in Dr Crokes at 5 pm Our u16 's are at home to Kilmoyley this Sunday 20th at 12 noon. FIXTURES; North Kerry Senior Hurling League Round 2 Lixnaw V Ballyheigue in Ballyheigue this Saturday March 19th at 3.00pm KERRY HURLING SENIOR The senior hurlers suffered another heavy defeat for the second successive Sunday when they lost to Clare 2-28 to 1- 9 at Cusack Park Ennis last Sunday in the fourth round of the AHL. John Griffin and John Buckley started for Kerry while Brendan Brosnan came on as a sub. Martin Stackpoole is out injured as is Darragh Shanahan. This coming Sunday Kerry travel to Birr to take on Offaly in the final round of the league where a win is a must. KERRY HURLING – MINOR The Kerry minors fared better against Dublin in Parnell Park in the first round of the Leinster League even though they came away empty handed. Kerry lost by 2-15 to 0-15 after leading at half time by 0-8 to 0-6. Lixnaws Colin Sheehy, Shane Conway, Liam Mullins, and Brian McAuliffe all started for Kerry while Robert Silles was a sub. Conor O’Keeffe is still out injured. Next up for Kerry is Laois at a Laois venue next Saturday in round 2. MEDAL PRESENTATION NIGHT The rescheduled medal presentation night will take place in the Community Centre on Thursday March 24th at 8-30pm. The minor and U16 hurlers will be presented with their County championship and North Kerry championship medals respectively while the Club Person of the Year and the Hall of Fame award winners will be announced. Presentations will also be made to the Kerry successful minor and senior hurling panellists. Guest speaker for the function will be former All Ireland Clare winning captain Anthony Daly. Tickets cost €10 and are available from Foleys Galaexpress or from any committee members. EASTER DRAW Lixnaw Hurling Club are having a fund raising raffle at Easter. Prizes include Easter Hamper and Lixnaw jersey, sponsored by Foleys Galaexpress, midweek

break in Woodlands Hotel Adare, Meal Voucher for Kingdom Greyhound Stadium, Meal Voucher for Devon Inn Hotel, signed Kerry Jersey compliments of John Griffin, and lots more. Tickets are available from Foleys or any committee members, cost €2 or three for €5. Draw takes place at the medal presentation night on March 24th. Please support. LIXNAW COURSING CLUB Jackpot; €1,900. Numbers drawn; 3, 10, 15, 27. No Jackpot winner. €20. Mike Brosnan, Upper Tullig; Hawley Flaherty, Ahacoora; Tracy Lyons, Ballyhorgan; Pat Corridan c/o Dew Drop Inn. Next draw, Dew Drop Inn bar on Monday for a Jackpot of €2,000. LIXNAW VINTAGE CLUB Lixnaw Vintage Club held its AGM on Friday 19th Feb. The club would like to extend thanks to all supporters and sponsors for their help over the last year, and especially to JJ Walsh and Family for hosting the annual rally on their lands. The following officers were elected for this year, Chairman: John Goggin, Secretary: John Foley, Treasurer: Danny McElligott, PRO: John Griffin. The next meeting, to discuss plans and ideas for the year ahead is on Friday 4th Mar, 8.30pm, at the Railway Bar Lixnaw. We hope all current members will attend and new members are always welcome. KERRY DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES From the 2nd to 7th September 2016 led by Bishop Ray Browne. Some funding is available for deserving cases who wish to go to Lourdes. Total cost per person is €750. Refer to notice board in Lixnaw Church for further particulars. BOOKKEEPER – (CE SCHEME) Job description is general office duties to include - - answering telephone, filing, photocopying, post, computerised wages (knowledge of “Sage an advantage), updating daily records, typing, light cleaning duties at Ceolann Centre. This is a developmental opportunity, no experience is necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career. How to apply? Contact your local D.S.P. Employment Service to check eligibility to apply for this vacancy. Job Reference No. will be required. Eligibility is usually linked to those who are 21 years or over for the childcare, health and social care sectors and 25 years or over for all other areas. Applicants must also be in receipt of an Irish Social Welfare payment for 1 year or more. Ceolann: Closing date for receipt of membership of Ceolann is Thu. 17th March.

LISTOWEL ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Patrick Lane, Coolnaleen. Mai Holyoake, Lartigue. Dan Joe Leahy, Shrone. John L O’Sullivan, Ennismore. Helen Kennelly, Market Street. Paddy Halpin, Greenville. Bridget & John Flaherty, Charles St. 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. 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. MUNSTER FLEADH LISTOWEL JULY 12TH - 17TH 2016 Calling all traditional performers for Gig Rig, performers in pub sessions, stewards for Gig Rig, face painters, hair braiders, all local groups to dress up to interact with public and children, food stalls, etc.. contact Michelle, Chairperson Street Entertainment on lmbuckley@eircom.net ARUS MHUIRE NURSING HOME Has a few places left for the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on Saturday July 2nd 2016. All money raised will allow us to facilitate the commencement of 4 assisted living retirement apartments onsite, facilitate the completion of a specific acquired brain injury room and complete the construction of 7 rooms. If you are interested in taken part or know someone who would like to do the cycle to sign up contact Kay on 0858889549 or Tyna on 085888553 or email on amnhkerry@gmail.com deadline 17th March. LISTOWEL ANNUAL GOOD FRIDAY WALK Takes place on Friday 25th March from St Patricks Hall William St at 11am sharp. Sponsorship cards available from any committee member.Please Please come along & give your support to this very deserving cause.Thank You to everyone for your on going support LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Some people find it difficult to accept that their child/friend is gay, bisexual or transgender and will not discuss the subject with anyone, and live in denial. This doesn't make the fact that their child/friend is LGBT go away. It is best to talk to people who are travelling the same road and who will show support and understanding in a confidential space. The Family & Friends of Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Transgender people will hold a meeting at 7.45 pm on Mon. 21st March at Listowel Family Resource Centre. Contact Bridie 086-8556431 Names are currently being taken for the parents plus teens group to commence at Listowel Family Resource Centre on Thursday. April 7 at 10am. Contact Bridie/Yvonne on (068) 23584 FLEADH CHEOIL CHIARRAI Kerry comhaltas will be honoured to lead Tralee’s St Patricks day parade this year as part of the many events leading up to the Kerry Fleadh Cheoil which will be held from 18th to 22nd May in the town. Following the parade there will be a comhaltas performance of music, song and dance in the square from 1.15pm, great entertainment guaranteed. As our town hasn’t hosted this county Fleadh Cheoil since 1979, we will appreciate all support and we will do our utmost to make it a memorable one. On Sat April 16th we will have a street collection with plenty of music to be heard all over the town and in Manor on the day. Full list of free events for the town during the Fleadh Cheoil will be listed over the coming weeks. LARTIGUE MONORAIL SPECIAL EASTER WEEKEND OPERATION The Lartigue Monorail and Museum will operate on Easter Saturday and Sunday (March 26th and 27th) from 2pm to 4pm. (From May 1st throughout the Summer the Lartigue will operate every afternoon from 1pm to 4.30pm.) LISTOWEL EASTER ART CAMP Mon 21st - Fri 25th March From 10-12pm For 5-12yrs (Max 15 Children) Price €50 per Child All Materials Supplied Fully Qualified Supervision For More Info Contact Louise on (087) 6411271 or Michelle on (087) 1262974

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BALLYBUNION

depending on swim level, contact the reception at The Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre.

TARBERT

COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 13th March was held in The Railway Bar. The numbers drawn were 15, 22, 26, 27. The Lucky Dip winners are €40-Billy Murphy, East End. €30-Paul Horgan, Australia,GAA Annual Ticket. €20-Katie Kennelly Australia,GAA Annual Ticket. 5 Free Tickets-Pat Diggin, Kilahenny, Ballybunion,c/o Bunker Next week's draw will be held in “The Exchange Bar' on Sunday 20th March at 10pm and the Jackpot is €1,600. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets.

SURFSET FITNESS AT BALLYBUNION LEISURE CTR. Surfset is all about getting away from the traditional static workout and challenging your body in new ways. Every exercise on the board is designed to engage your core and stabiliser muscles and shock the system to create real change inside and out. Lessons take place on: Mon 11.00 am, and 8.00pm. Tues 6.00pm. Wed 11.00am. Fri 6.00pm. Sat 1.00pm.

POST OFFICE Greetings from Tarbert St Patrick’s Day cards and Easter Cards are now available from the Post Office.

BEALE GAA For all Beale GAA club updates, follow us on Facebook: Beale GAA Club

HAPPY ART CAMP At Cottage Studio, Ballybunion this Easter. Dates: Tues 22nd-24th March Time: 10.00am-1.00pm. Ages: 4-12 years. Cost: €50 includes all materials. To book a place, post or drop in deposit of €20 per child to Marie Brennan, The Cottage Studios, Cinema Lane, Ballybunion. Don't forget to Include name, age and contact details. Happy Art!!!! Marie and Lisa - 0860664435

HISTORICAL SOCIETY Ce a chonaig I mo theach sa – houses and streets where we lived, talk by Patrick Lynch at 7.30pm on Saturday, March 19 in the Bridewell with a cupan tae afterwards. 2016 membership now due.

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

FUND RAISING WALK/RUN Local girl Charlene Tydings is organising a Fund Raising, 6.5KM Fun run/Walk, in Listowel on Sunday, April 24, with the proceeds in aid of Cystic Fibrosis. Registration will take place between 12 noon and 1pm and then the event will begin. The route for the day will be finalised during the week and is being mapped out by Kerry Crusaders. Refreshments will be served later in the Community Centre. Every participant will be presented with a Silk Purple Rose to signify the beneficiary Cystic Fibrosis. For further information contact Charlene at (087) 7810097.

Get free club membership when you buy an Annual Lotto ticket from Beale GAA Club for €100, and be entered into the weekly lotto week for a year. Annual Lotto tickets available from club. Player membership: €50; Minor player membership: €30; non-player membership: €30. Anyone wishing to take out membership, please contact club Registrar, James Buckley @ 087 7993069 before March 27th. Only fully paid-up members will be considered for any All-Ireland match tickets which the club may acquire. Beale Ladies training: under-12 and under-14s, Tuesdays, the Community Centre from 6.00 to 7.00; under-16s, the Irish College pitch, Mondays, from 6.00 to 7.00; senior ladies, Irish College pitch, Wednesdays at 7.30 and Saturdays at 1.00. All welcome. Registration / membership fees will be collected at training: under-18, €52, 18 and over, €67. For updates on training, follow us on Facebook: Beale Ladies Football Team. BALLYBUNION WILDCATS The Wildcats club are delighted to announce that Kieran Donaghy will be holding his "STAR" basketball camp in Ballybunion Community Centre on Thursday March 24th & Friday March 25th.Spots are filling up fast so to book your place please contact 087-2884430. Cost is €25 per child. CHILDREN’S COOKERY EASTER CAMP We can cook children’s cookery camp at Checkers Café Ballybunion are now taking bookings for their Easter Camp it will run from Tue March 29th to Thur March 31st from 10am to 1pm each day. Contact Marie at 0876415513 to secure a place. ST PATRICK’S DAY PARADE The annual St Patrick;s Day Parade will once again take place on Thursday March 17th. Participants are asked to gather in Doon at Marian Crescent for 3.00pm sharp and the parade will then commence its route down the Doon Road onto ChurchRoad before turning on to the Main Street and down the Sandhill Road. Those on foot will then wait at Boyle’s Car Park while the vehicles turn in Sandhill Park before parading back in to town again. RUN BALLYBUNION Ballybunion’s 7th Annual Half Marathon & 10K Race takes place Easter Saturday 26th To Register go to www.runballybunion.com Ballybunion Men's Shed The Ballybunionmens Shed would like to invite everyone to take part in our Bat, Bird and Bee/bug house drive. We are capable of designing and building any and all of whatever idea you present. We do standard, as well as specialised Bat, Bird and Bee/bug houses and feeders. Liven up your yard and support your local wildlife and help make a positive impact on the environment. We cherish your support and are hoping to fulfill your needs. All welcome, walk in for a cuppa and enjoy a great craick. Any and all donations of materials, timber, paint, tools or even cash, is greatly appreciated and welcome. Thank You for making a difference! 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. EASTER SWIM CAMPS Easter swim camps will be held Mon 21st March – Fri 25th March, also Mon 28th March –Fri 1st April. 5 lessons for €50 ages 3-11. Times vary

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.

IRISH MUSIC SESSIONS Take place 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 LIBRARY The library opening hours are Tues – Sat from 10.00am to 1.30pm and 2.30pm to 5.00pm. Lots of new titles available inc. The Marble Collecter by Cecilia Ahern, Between Sisters by Cathy Kelly, After You by Jo Jo Moyesthe sequel to bestseller Me Before You. National and International newspapers online, Encyclopedia Britannia online, Find my Past, Naxos Music and Languages online. TIR NA NOG AFTER SCHOOL Will commence Yoga for school age children on Friday 4th March from 5 to 5.45 €3 per child per session. Dancercise with Shauna continues on Tuesdays from 3pm to 4pm also €3 per child. The after schools go Swimming every Monday if you wish for your child to attend its €3 extra. SOCIAL DANCING Social dancing classes take place in the Cove Café every Tuesday night from 730pm – 930pm. All Welcome. Irish Music sessions take place 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 Cafe 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 STEP DANCING CLASSES Step dancing classes take place in the Cove Youthcafe every saturday – this is an opportunity to learn traditional Irish step dances such as jigs, reels, hornpipes, The Blackbird etc All ages welcome – U8 @11am | U12@midday | 12-15 @1pm | Over 15 & adults @2pm Teacher Sean Hanafin €5 per class (Family discounts €4 2nd child €3 3rd child) KUNDALINI YOGA Wednesday 7:30 pm – upstairs in Harty Costellos Restaurant All welcome LATINO DANCE REVOLUTION Zumba classes Monday at 9pm Ballybunion Community Centre. 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 NOTES ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com or mail@ballybunionnews.com

GOOD FRIDAY Soup Kitchen will take place as usual this year in the Community Centre, Tarbert from 11am to 2.30pm and from 4pm-5pm March 25. It has been a great success and a wonderful social occasion now for over 10 years. Proceeds of this year’s event will go to the Ella Ahern Fund, Athea, granddaughter of John and Teresa Ryan, Dooncaha and the Stack Brothers, Moyvane to help them purchase wheelchairs suitable for their sports activities. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

LA FHEILE PADRAIG Beannachtai La Fheile Padraig do gach einne agus go mbeirimid go leir beo ar an am seo aris.

HISTORY LECTURE The youngest of the 1916 leaders to be executed was Limerick man, twenty-five year-old Ned Daly who had defended the Four Courts area of Dublin during the Rising and was generally acknowledged as the best military tactician and most gifted commander of all the leaders. Well-known historian, Liam Irwin will give an illustrated lecture on the life and career of Ned Daly on Monday next March 21, in Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Road, Limerick, at 8pm in Room T.1.17. Admission is free and all are welcome. GAA LOTTO There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were 2, 17, 18, 21. Lucky Dip winners were Roy Murphy, Ann McGibney, John Joe Heffernan, John Healy, Liam Walsh, Ann Woulfe. Next week’s draw takes place in Carmody’s Bar with a jackpot of €4,300. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto. MEMBERSHIP: Membership for the 2016 season is now being collected. Players 50euros, Students 25euros, Ordainary Membership 25euros, OAP’s 10euro. Membership dues to be forwarded to Donnacha Enright – Club Registrar. Closing date for membership is the 31st March. North Kerry League: Tarbert took on Moyvane in Shannon Park last Sunday winning on a scoreline of 0-16 to 1-9 in a very entertaining game of football. Conor Flavin opened the scoreline with Moyvane leveling almost immediately before Micheal Carrig put Tarbert up again and this was followed by an excellent Gerald O’Sullivan score. Moyvane drew level again and three free from the boot of Andrew Doherty put Tarbert ahead but Moyvane kept coming back to draw level at half time 0-6 each. Two more point by Doherty was followed by an excellent Moyvane goal ten minutes into the second half to take the lead for the first time. Tarbert to their credit did not panic and the full back line of Jason Wren, Sean Carrig and Michael Heaphy kept tight control of the Moyvane forward line. Two Shane O’Connor long range frees put Tarbert in front and points from Doherty, O’Sullivan and Mark Buckley extended Tarbert’s lead. A final point from Ambrose Lanigan ensured victory for Tarbert who now play Brosna in a play off game to see who qualifies for the semi final. Next Sunday Tarbert commence the County League game at home to Annuscaul. This is a very important game for the club and your support would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully Kerry star Shane Enright will be available for the game. Throw in is at 2pm Minors : Tarbert Moyvane minors had a very good win last Saturday beating John Mitchels on a scoreline of 4-10 to 1-7. This was a good team performance and the team now play a vital game next Saturday where the team travel to Churchill. Coiste na nOg: For any children who missed the opportunity to register for the club for the coming year, parents can contact the coaches of the appropriate age group to arrange registration. All children who wish to play football for Tarbert in 2016 must be registered with the Club. Thanks to all those who contributed to the recent church gate collection.

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BALLYDUFF

LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday March 7th are as follows; the numbers drawn were 12, 15, 22 & 23. There was no winner of the €5,950 jackpot and the €50 Lucky Dip winners were: Tom White, Liosnagoneeny, Ballyduff. Pat O’Sullivan, Ballydonoghue Theresa O’Neill, Sheepwalk, Ballyduff TV DRAW: Stephen Daly, Slievadara, Ballyduff. Gerard Guerin, Ballincrossig, Causeway & Mike Enright, Beale 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

CHURCH NEWS Eucharistic Adoration takes place on each Thursday takes place on each Thursday at SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Ballyduff Holy Hour takes place on each Tuesday from 7.00pm – 8.00pm at Ballyduff Church Parish Office in Ballyduff from Tue to Fri from 10.30am to 1pm Divine Mercy at Ballyduff Church every Sunday at 3.00pm Confirmation for the children of Ballyduff & Causeway will take place at St. John’s Church, Causeway on Thurs April 7th at 3.30pm First Communion for the children of Ballincrossig, Sliabh a”Mhadra & Ballyduff National Schools will be at SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Ballyduff on Saturday May 7th at 12.30pm BALLYDUFF N.S The North Kerry Hurling Board Finals Of Scór na bPáistíwas held in Abbeydorney on Friday night. Ballyduff G.A.A. Club was represented in the following events: Figure Dancing: Anthony Kavanagh, Thomas O’ Connor, Conor Murphy, Kieran O’ Carroll, Rebecca Falvey, Tara Kirby, Sophie Cronin and Davina O’ Connor. Instrumental Music: Emma Cronin, Laura Dineen, Thomas O’ Connor, Dean Allen and Rebecca Falvey. Ballad Group: Tara Kirby, Éabha O’ Connor, Aoibhe Keane Frizelle, Heather Lane and Rebecca Falvey. Recitation: Kieran O’ Carroll. Solo Singing: Aoibhe Keane frizelle. Set Dancing: Caoimhe Carroll, Lauren Murphy, Aoibhe Keane Frizelle, Éabha O’ Connor, Luke Rochford, Christopher Ross, Rory Whelan and Cillian Murphy. Congratulations to the Ballad Group, Recitation & Set Dancers who were winners and will go on to compete at the County Semi Finals. SLIABH A’MHADRA NS Congratulations to the Figure Dancers from Sliabh a’ Mhadra N.S. who won at the NKHB Finals of Scór na bPáistí in Abbeydorney on Friday night last.They are : Jade Lynch, Donna Kiely, Kayleigh Elbell, Kacey Dineen, Shawna Quinlan, Niamh Barrett, Bridín Purcell and Amilee O’Callaghan.

HOSPICE WALK The annual Kerry Hospice Good Friday walk will take place in Ballyduff on March 25th. It will commence from the usual starting point at the Cashen Pier at 5.00pm. Sponsorship cards are available by ringing (066) 7131015.

GOLF SOCIETY TRIP The Ramblers Golf Society is off on a foreign golfing trip this Sunday March 20th to what is hoped to be sunny Spain. After a successful and enjoyable trip to Kildare a few years back it was decided at the A.G.M that another trip was to be organised, this time to Alicante. A total of 18 golfers are in the travelling party to play 3courses consisting of Alenda, Font du Llop and the hotel course Bonalba. A Ryder Cup format has been organised so the stakes will be high and the competition intense. Hopefully the weather will shine on this unique trip

CARD RESULTS The results of the “41” Card Drive held at McHale’s Stretford End Bar, on Monday March 7th are as follows: 1st - Noreen O’Connor & Kathleen Guerin 2nd – Dan & Mary McCarthy 3rd – Judy Couchman & Peggy Geary

TABLE PRIZES: Martin Whelan & Angela O’Sullivan Kathleen Kissane & Pat McSweeney The 41” Card Drive continues on each Monday night commencing at 9.45pm sharp. Entry is €5 and all are welcome. COISTE NA NOG All interested members of Ballyduff GAA club are invited to attend a meeting about the proposed ball wall development taking place on Friday 18th March at 8:00pm sharp in Ballyduff National School. With the club continuing to grow at underage level, this is an opportunity to provide a very important facility for players so any and all input is welcome at this stage. To matters on the field, Under-8 and Under-10 football training will commence this Friday from 5.30pm – 6.30pm. Please ensure that all players have gum shields and proper footwear. The start of the season is around the corner so be sure that your membership is up to date. BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS SENIOR FOOTBALL: Ballyduff senior footballers had a losing start to the Credit Union County Senior Football League Division 5 campaign when they went down to a very strong Rathmore “B” at Ballyduff on Sunday last on a scoreline to 2 – 10 to 1 – 7. Before the game a Minute’s Silence was observed to the memories of Michael Mulvihill, Ardoughter, Ballyduff and Patrick O’Connor, Rathmore who were executed in Dublin during the 1916 Easter Rising.

COMMEMORATION A very well organized Commemoration was held on Sunday last to commemorate Michael Mulvihill. A Mass was held in St. John’s Church, Causeway on Sunday morning and this was followed by a parade at 2.00pm. Children representing the three National Schools, Ballyduff C.N.S, Sliabh a’Mhadra & Ballincrossig, Ballyduff GAA, members of the Irish Army and a huge local contingent marched behind the Killorglin Pipe Band from Ardoughter Cross to the birthplace of Lt. Michael Mulvihill in Ardoughter. Later that afternoon at Lowe’s Bar, Ballyduff a beautiful Booklet on the Life & Times of Michael Mulvihill was launched by President of the Kerry County GAA Board and Ballyduff native Gerald McKenna. Well done to all concerned.

Congratulations to the Figure Dancers from Sliabh a’ Mhadra N.S. who won at the NKHB Finals of Scor na bPaisti in Abbeydorney on Friday night last. They are: Jade Lynch, Donna Kiely, Kayleigh Elbell, Kacey Dineen, Shawna Quinlan, Niamh Barrett, Bridín Purcell and Amilee O’Callaghan.

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MARIAN HALL BLOTTO This Thursday night's Jackpot is €6,500 The numbers drawn last week were 2, 17, 19, 30. Lucky Dips: €100 Aine Cronin, Mail Road Cross, Moyvane. €50 Breda Buckley, Leitrim Middle, Moyvane. €20 each Noreen Alfie Hickey, Ballygologue Park, Listowel. Eileen Hannon, Willowbrook, Clieveragh, Listowel. Alice Dennehy, Listowel. Peter Shirley & Darragh O'Hanlon, Ballyhahill. Sheila Hickey, Ballygologue Park, Listowel. FRree Tickets: Liam, Siobhan, Fiona, Kevin, James & Shelle, c/o Noreen Roche, Ahalahana, Moyvane. Padraig Horan, Aughrim, Moyvane. Davy Batt Lynch, Craughdarrig, Asdee. Geraldine Enright, Ennismore, Listowel. Patricia Joyce, c/o John Williams, Ballybunion. The next draw will be on Thursday night March 24 at Bingo in the Marian Hall. ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT BINGO Yes, there is Bingo St. Patrick's night and this Bingo will celebrate Easter also because, as usual, there will be no Bingo Holy Thursday night. Hope you all enjoy St. Patrick's Day and have a lovely Easter.

BADMINTON Moyvane badminton goes from strength to strength with Christopher O'Donoghue getting his place on the Irish team for the Internationals in Glasgow in May. This is no mean achievement especially in the world of Badminton which is dominated by the Dublin clubs because of their accessibility to coaching. Well done Christopher, enjoy and hope you have a good run. Division 5 Ladies drew 2-2 with Iveragh in the Ladies League. Team: Marie Kennelly, Charlottte Quinn, Aoife Curtin and Eileen Roche. Moyvanes Division 4 defeated Ballyheigue 6-1 in the Mixed League and have now qualified for the League Final. Team: Louise Behan, Denise Collins, Michelle Corridan, Eileen McCarthy, Jamie Elliott, Padraig Kearney and John Newman. Division 2 Moyvane defeated Castleisland 4-3 and Listowel 4-3 in the Mixed League. Team: Niamh Flaherty, Carmel Hudson, Elaine Hudson, Jenelle Griffin, Helen Browne, Donie Enight, Donnacha Moloney, Timmy Noonan, John Mulvihill and Timmy Duggan. KNOCKANURE COMMUNITY ALERT Fundraising Irish Night at Flynn's Bar on Friday night March 18. Music, Song & spot prizes. Tickets €3.00 each or two for €5.00. Please support. Info from Margaret Carmody 087/2976304. TARBERT GOOD FRIDAY SOUP KITCHEN In the Community Centre, from 11.00am to 2.30pm. Proceeds this year will go to the Ella Ahern fund, granddaughter of John & Teresa Ryan, Dooncaha, and the Stack Brothers. Your support would be greatly appreciated. For info or to make a donation Helen 49139.

MASSES FOR THE WEEK CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE: Friday, March 18 Anniversary Mass at 7.30pm for James Beaton, Ahalahana. Saturday, March 19. (Please note) Mass at 7.15pm Weather permitting, gathering in the car park for Blessing of Palm and Prayers to officially open Holy Week Then proceed to the Church for 7.30 Mass. Sunday, March 20 Palm Sunday Mass at 11am.

Monday, March 21 Reconsiliation Service (Confessions). Tuesday, 22 Stations with Holy Communion at 10.00am. Spy Wednesday March 23 Mass at 7.30pm Holy Thursday, March 24 Liturgy of the Last Supper to celebrate the instution of The Eucharist and of Priesthood. After Communion the Blessed Sacrament will be transferred to the Altar of Repose – A time of watching and praying then commences until midnight – can you be generous with your time? Good Friday, March 25, 3.00pm - The Passion of the Lord 1.The reading of the Passion from John’s Gospel 2. Veneration of the Cross. 3. Holy Communion. At the end of the Ceremony we leave in prayerful reflection. The Church will remain open until 10pm where you are encouraged to come and Venerate the Cross and do the Stations of the Cross. Saturday March 26 Easter Vigil in the Holy night at 9.00pm The Celebration of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Vigil together is the centre of the Churches Liturgical year. First Part: The solemn beginning of the Vigil Blessing of the fire and preparation of the Pascal Candle (weather permitting this will take place in the car park). Procession to the Church with Pascal candle and Easter light. Second Part: Liturgy of the Word. Third Part: Renewal of Baptismal promises and the Blessing of Easter water. Fourth Part: Liturgy of the Eucharist. Sunday, March 27 Mass of The Resurrection of the Lord at 11.00am. The Resurrection of Jesus is the reason for the existence of Christianity. Let us be proud to profess it. CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE Sunday 20 Palm Sunday Mass AT 10.00am. Monday, March 21 Mass at 7.30pm. Tuesday, March 22 7.30pm – Reconciliation Service (Confessions) Spy Wednesday, March 23 10.00am – Stations with Holy Communion. Holy Thursday, March 24 7.00pm Liturgy of the Last Supper to celebrate the instution of The Eucharist and of Priesthood. After Communion the Blessed Sacrament will be transferred to the Altar of Repose – A time of watching and praying then commences until 10.30pm – can you be generous with your time? Good Friday, March 25, 7.00pm - The Passion of the Lord 1.The reading of the Passion from John’s Gospel 2. Veneration of the Cross. 3. Holy Communion. At the end of the Ceremony we leave in prayerful reflection. The Church will remain open until 10.30pm where you are encouraged to come and Venerate the Cross and do the Stations of the Cross. Sunday, March 27 Mass of The Resurrection of the Lord at 10.00am. The Resurrection of Jesus is the reason for the existence of Christianity. Let us be proud to profess it.

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BALLYLONGFORD 1916 COMMEMORATION 1916 - 2016: Ballylongford 1916 Commemoration on St. Patrick’s Day. Opening of 1916 Memorial Garden at the Doctor’s Cross by Nollaig Ó Loinghsigh, Chairman Ballylongford Enterprise. Unveiling of Proclamation Plaque by John Joe Walsh, Chairman, Cumann Peile Uí Rathaille – Speakers Tim McEllistrem (Relation of The O’Rahilly), Pádraig Ó Concubhair (Starai). Parade will leave the Church Car Park at 11.15 a.m. (Weather Permitting) All are welcome to attend.

DUAGH GAA LOTTO RESULTS 7TH MARCH 2016 No winner of the €7,700 jackpot. numbers drawn were 6, 12, 22, 28

SPECIAL OLYMPICS IRELAND National Collection Day 22nd April - Volunteers Needed: Special Olympics Ireland National Collection Day which takes place on Friday 22nd April 2016 nationwide and is the single most important Fundraising Event in the Annual Special Olympics Ireland Calendar is seeking Volunteers in seven Kerry towns Tralee, Killarney, Kenmare, Dingle, Listowel, Killorglin, Castleisland and Caherciveen. The North Kerry Eagles Special Olympics Club is the local Club in the Listowel Area and are seeking volunteers to fill one – two hour slots at the different collection points in the town of Listowel on the day. Fiona Keane is the Secretary of the North Kerry Eagles Special Olympics Club and can be contacted on Mobile (087)2725392. Anyone who has an hour or two to spare and an interest in supporting Special Olympics on that day/date in any of the towns mentioned above please contact Lynda Foley of Special Olympics Munster on (021) 4977192 or Lynda.Foley@specialolympics.ie. For further information about Special Olympics Ireland’s Collection Day please visit www.specialolympics.ie. Special Olympics Ireland is a Sports Charity for Children and Adults with intellectual disabilities. In summer, 2015 Special Olympics Ireland sent 88 Irish athletes to the World Games in Los Angeles (LA). Tralee man, Brendan O’Connell was one of those 88 athletes and he returned home with a gold medal in swimming and a fourth place ribbon in open swimming. Special Olympics Ireland also encourages local businesses in the towns mentioned above to host Fundraising Coffee Mornings on National Collection Day, Friday April 22nd 2016 for Ireland’s Special Olympics Athletes countrywide. There is trojan work being done nationally, provincially and locally in towns and villages by committed families, coaches and volunteers through weekly training sessions who want to see their child, neighbour, friend or cousin with an intellectual disability thrive in a Sports Club that is best suited to their special needs. Please support Special Olympics Ireland National Collection generously. Your reward will be the athletes’success. Thank You.

5 x 5 frees to: Yvonne & Jason Carmody, Toor Mairead McEnery Duagh Tom Scanlon Snr. Killian Buckley, Ballygarrett Liam Walsh, Guhard Sellers prize: Goulds. Next weeks jackpot €7,800. Draw at Jim's Bar on Monday night at 9.30pm

FUND RAISING WALK/RUN Local girl Charlene Tydings is organising Fund Raising 6.5KM Fun run/Walk in Listowel on Sunday April 24th with the proceeds in aid of Cystic Fibrosis. Registration will take place between 12 noon and 1pm and then the event will begin. The route for the day will be finalised during the week and is being mapped out by Kerry Crusaders. Registration is 10 euro and refreshments will be served afterwards at Listowel Community Centre. Every participant will be presented with a Silk Purple Rose to signify the beneficiary Cystic Fibrosis. For further information contact Charlene at (087) 7810097

ATHEA UTD The results of our weekly lottery draw for Monday, March 14th at The Top of the Town are as follows Jackpot was €23200. Numbers drawn 12, 17, 25, 32. No Jackpot Winner. Lucky dips to the following - Nora Quaid c/o Agatha. Brid & Molly Hunt, Athea. Michael O’Mahoney c/o Kostal. Betty & Tim, Duagh PO. Mike Sheehy c/o Kostal. Sellers Etty Aherne & Brouders Shop New jackpot €23300 at Donies on Monday, March 21st

BALLYLONGFORD GAA Weekly Lotto Draw 11/3/16. Jackpot €600 Numbers Drawn 13, 23, 281, 30. No Winner. Lucky Dips - €20 Steven Mulvihill Main Street, €20 Vincent Walsh Bridge Street, €20 Ann Woulfe Duagh. 3 Free Tickets Denise McGlynn Tarbert. Bar Prize sponsored by Kennelly's Bar - Jerome Dee Clounamon. Thank you for your support. THE GOOD FRIDAY SOUP KITCHEN Will take place as usual this year in the Community Centre, Tarbert from 11am to 2.30pm and from 4pm-5pm March 25th. It has been a great success and a wonderful social occasion now for over 10 years. Proceeds of this year’s event will go to the Ella Ahern Fund, Athea, granddaughter of John and Teresa Ryan, Dooncaha and the Stack Brothers, Moyvane to help them purchase wheelchairs suitable for their sports activities. Your support will be greatly appreciated. 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.

€20 to:

Ger McCarthy, Kilmorna John Scannell, Ardydonegan Derry O Carroll, Foildarrig Moss Long, Lyre Eamon Stack, Duagh

DUAGH TIDY TOWNS Duagh Tidy Towns invite all to take part in the ‘County Clean Up’day facilitated by KWD Recycling and Kerry County Council on Saturday April 2nd 2016 at 10.00a.m. Come along to the church car park where all taking part will be provided with bags, gloves and litter pickers. Keeping Duagh litter-free is everyone’s responsibility. DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES Draughts: Last Saturday in Listowel Community Games the County Finals of the Draughts took place. A brilliant day for Duagh/Lyre who took part in U10, 12 & 14 competitions. Our U10 teams played Beaufort in the first round and defeated them 10-0, through to the semi finals here they met Ballyheigue and won 6.5 to 3.5, in the final unfortunately went down to Ardfert/Kilmoyley to win the silver medals. Team: Joseph Maher, Dylan Buckley, Oran Doorley, Lisa McMahon, James Dillon, Marie Sheehy and Noelle Dillon. U12 in the first round had a com-

prehensive win over Castleisland 10-0, lost to Ballyheigue in the Semi finals and defeated by Ardfert/Kilmoyley 6-4 to win certs. Team: Jack Sheehy, Jake Heffernan, Jack O Carroll, Dermot O Brien, Jack Collins, Luke Sheridan and Killian McMahon. U14 team were unlucky to go down in the quarter finals match to Ballymacelligott. Team: Luke and Odhran Prenderville Harrison, Denis and Marguerite McMahon, Aoife Bates, Amie Sheehy and Ronan Sheridan. Model Making: Model making takes place in Castleisland on Friday 18th at 6pm best of luck to our competitiors. Basketball: U11 mixed basketball takes place in Duagh and Castleisland at 10am on Sun 20th March. Good luck to our team further details to follow. Quiz: Community games quiz takes place on Friday 25th march in Castleisland anyone interested in taking part contact Nelius. Indoor Soccer U13 girls: Training to commence shortly anyone interested contact Neilus for further details. Sult Na nOg: Congratulations to Caoimhe Harte on winning gold in the U11-13 English singing at IT Tralee recently. DUAGH GRAVEYARD COMMITTEE Annual Church Gate collection will be held on Saturday and Sunday ,the 2nd and 3rd of April. VACANCY EXISTS ON COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENTRESOURCE CENTRE LYREACROMANE: Housekeeper/Kitchen Assistant Job vacancy no 1021492 Duties include: To maintain Resource Centre in a clean and safe condition, facilitate all activities associated with the centre which will include cooking lunch for the over 55’s club. Contact: Please contact your local DSP Office/Intreo to check eligibility and apply for vacancy. 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 30th of March. It will be in Lyreacrompane on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m.

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Mountmahon from 3pm and they are reminded that they are responsible for the insurance of their own individual vehicles.

ATHEA COMMUNITY COUNCIL DRAW RESULTS Draw Results for 12/03/2016. No’s Drawn: 5, 12, 18, 19. There was no winner Lucky Dips €20 each: Pat Buckley, Lower Road Sinead Brouder, Gale View. Angela Mcenery, Hillside Drive Ann Brouder, Athea Sellers: White’s & Brid De Barra To Be Included In A Draw For €200 on last Saturday of the month Noreen Barry, Cratloe & Harry Kenny, Listowel Next Draw: Collins’ Bar 19/03/2016 Jackpot €10,400

ANNUAL WALK TO THE WELL Join with the parishioners of Abbeyfeale on a scenic pilgrimage walk up over Dromtrasna and down through the lands of Nicky Cotter to the Holy Well on Sunday next, Palm Sunday. Further info from 06831133 between 11-1pm.

Fixtures Saturday, March 19th U10s away to Ferry Rangers at 11am U14s home to Kilcolman Rovers B at 11.30am HISTORY LECTURE The youngest of the 1916 leaders to be executed was Limerick man, twenty-five year-old Ned Daly who had defended the Four Courts area of Dublin during the Rising and was generally acknowledged as the best military tactician and most gifted commander of all the leaders. Well-known historian, Liam Irwin will give an illustrated lecture on the life and career of Ned Daly on Monday next March 21st in Mary Immaculate College, SCR, Limerick at 8.00pm in Room T.1.17. Admission is free and all are welcome. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE Preparations are continuing for the annual Abbeyfeale St Patrick's Day Parade which goes ahead on Thursday, March 17. All Ireland winners, Templeglanine Comhaltas, will open proceedings with a traditional music session on stage in The Square at 3pm. The parade will start at Mountmahon Industrial Estate at 4pm and proceed down Main Street to the reviewing stand in The Square. It will be led by the ever-popular Rathkeale Brass Band and will be followed by the various floats, pageants, exhibitions, novelties, clubs, etc. The number of entrants seems to increase every year and they bring great divergence, originality and colour to the occasion. There will be a prize for Best Float and Best Window Display and it is also proposed to award a special award for Best Youth Section. Participants should assemble at

BACK TO SCHOOL FANCY DRESS PARTY The Railway Bar will be the venue for the first ever Back to School Theme night on Easter Sunday night in aid of the 2016 Remembering Zoë nominated charities. This is your chance to resurrect your old school uniform, find the satchel that you threw with such glee into the bottom of the cupboard on the day you bounced out those hateful doors for the last time and come out and boogie. We’ll have music from local band No Direction and a Late night DJ. Reverend Mother will be on the rampage so expect a lot of ducking and diving in the darker corners of the Railway. There’ll be a Naughty Step for those whose skirts are on the skimpy side, Time Out for the students who get on the wrong side of the Master and as in all good schools the threat of the Wooden Spoon will hang over the whole night. Doors open 9pm. Admission €10. ATHEA TIDY TOWNS FUNDRAISING FASHION SHOW Dedicated followers of fashion will be in for a real treat later this month as the Athea Tidy Towns Group hosts another fundraising fashion show to aid of their vital work in the village. A highlight of the social calendar in Athea in previous years, this year's show has been set for Thursday, March 31st at 8pm, with the Con Colbert Hall once again providing the perfect setting for the event.The show itself will showcase the latest trends (Men's, Women's and Children's ) from all the top boutiques from West Limerick and North Kerry, and will be preceded by a cheese and wine reception. .Judges will also be on the lookout for the best dressed lady on the night, with some lovely prizes up for grabs. Tickets are now on sale at Brouders Shop, Athea Credit Union, and Collins Shop Athea and are priced at just €10. COMMUNITY ALERT Support after Crime Services is based in Cork and can be contacted on 021 4320555 or email them on info@supportaftercrimeservices.ie. They provide emotional support, practical assistance and information. New laws are in place to cope with anti social behaviour. These include Behaviour Orders known as ASBOs. Anti Social behaviour is when a person acts in a way that causes or, in the circumstances, is likely to cause someone harassment, significant or persistent alarm, distress, fear or intimidation, or impairs their use or enjoyment of their property in a significant or persistent way. Examples of anti-social behaviour are intimidation, abusive or threatening behaviour and vandalism. If you are affected by anti-social behaviour you should contact 068 31100 and supply as much information as possible about the anti-social behaviour. RAMBLING HOUSE Donie Lyons has a rambling house in Knockalucca on the third Tuesday of each month. All welcome.

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Proclamation Day in Killocrim N.S. Grandparents, parents and pupils celebrating Irish history, culture and traditions in beautiful sunshine

Orla O'Connor, Julie Walsh and Ursula O'Connor enjoying Mothers Day at the Marine Links Hotel Ballybunion. Photo by Ballybunion Photography 0862100729

Some pictures from the Proclamation Day that took place in St. Michael's College last Tuesday

Friends Megan Lynch and Niamh Scanlon at their class Feis in the Coelann, Lixnaw on Sunday

LB Rovers U9/10's Squad who played a friendly with Listowel Celtic in Tanavalla, Listowel on Saturday

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Photo of representatives of 6th in Dromclough NS who received the Education Centres’ of Ireland 1916 Commemoration Award for their project “Kerry’s links with the Ill-fated Aud” in Tralee on Monday evening. L-R: Karen Trench (class teacher), Darragh Mulvihill, Aoibhe Linnane, Deirdre Walsh

Aine and Ailish Lynch who enjoyed St. Josephs S.S. fashion show last Thursday night.

Rachel Neylon 4th class Coolard N.S. On receiving 1st prize in "The poetry extravaganza" for 3rd and 4th classes in the region....run by Tarbert Education Support Centre

Mr. Ted O'Connor and Mr. Robert Bunyan, Katie O'Neill and Evan Murphy as Sister Mary and Father Murphy & Jack Goulding pictured as Students, Parents and staff commemorate the Easter Rising at Tarbert Comprehensive School

Scoil Iosagain NS 1916 Proclamation Day Celebrations

Martin Costello with Clodagh, Saoirse and Lorraine Costello at the Marine Links Hotel, Ballybunion for Mothers Day. Photo by Ballybunion Photography 0862100729

Congratulations to Alan Wynne, Ballyduff, who was awarded a schollarship from the Kerry Education and Training Board and North Kerry College of Further Education

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A very nice commemoration ceremony for 1916 took place in St. Joseph's Secondary School, Ballybunion on Tuesday March 15th. The proclamation was read and the school trad group performed for staff and students. It was continued outside where the group performed and the tri-colour was raised to the backdrop of the National Anthem being sung by the school community.

Louise Quinlan negotiating this ditch at the Lisselton Hunt last weekend

Alana Sheehy from Duagh with her medals at the Jimmy Hickey Feis in Listowel last Sun

Colaiste Na Riochta Listowel on Proclamation Day 2016

Tom Allen with wife Ann Allen at the Marine Links Hotel Ballybunion for Mothers Day. Photo by Ballybunion Photography 0862100729

Duagh N.S. pupil Emma Cotter, Kilmorna, who made her Confirmation last Monday. Photo by Ann McNamee

Kilconly NS 1916 all dressed up for Proclamation Day Celebrations

Listowel Garden Centres impressive display of goods at their stall adding lots of glitz and glam to the St. Josephs Fashion Show

Lisselton National School Celebrating 1916 Proclamation Day this week

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‘A HISTORY OF COOLARD NATIONAL SCHOOL’ is now available at Woulfe’s Bookshop RIGHT: Sheila & Christy Walsh getting ready for Sheila's Fancy Dress 30th Birthday Party in Christys last Saturday night LEFT: Oliver Brendan Dee with parents Paula & Shane, friends & family on his Christening Day in St. Johns, Tralee last Saturday. www.bennettphotographers.com

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Photo of representatives of Junior Infants in Dromclough NS who received the Education Centres’ of Ireland 1916 Commemoration Award for their project “School Life in 1916” in Tralee on Monday evening. L-R: Krystal Stack (class teacher), Conor Quinn, Ria O’Connell, Deirdre Walsh (Radio Kerry), Ciara Keane, Sarah Corridan, Cory Heaphy (in front)

Sisters Margaret, Catriona and Annette Kissane with Mike Dee and Phil Enright enjoying the cheese and wine reception at the St. Josephs Fashion Show

TJ O'Connor from Abbeyfeale, Bryan Reidy from Listowel and Rebecca Bambury from Listowel taking part in the final hunt of the season with The Kerry Hunt Club in Lisselton on Sunday. Photos by Jer Foley. The Kerry Hunt Club would like to express their gratitude to the farmers and land owners of north Kerry and west Limerick for their co-opreation and kindness and the use of their land throughout the hunt season.

Ballydonoghue Community Games U10 Draughts team with their certs for 4th place at the county final in Listowel

Sinead Conway Westport, Linda Ryder Westport & Anita Enright Tarbert at McHale Park, Castlebar on Sunday supporting their counties

Clina Doyle, Kerry Kennelly and Siobhan Kennelly providing service with a smile for Mothers Day at the Marine Links Hotel Ballybunion. Photo by Ballybunion Photography 0862100729

Dylan Lynch, Woodford who was confirmed in Listowel on Friday last by Bishop Ray Browne

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Ballydonoghue Community Games U14 Draughts team who did well but were unlucky on the day at the county final in Listowel

Joanna Bennett with husband Francis Bennett and son Francis JR enjoying Mothers Day at the Marine Links Hotel Ballybunion. Photo by Ballybunion Photography 0862100729

Emer Liston celebrating her 21st Birthday celebrations recently

Left: 3rd year students Laura Rohan and Catherine O'Sullivan and Right: Neighbours Breda Lynch and Ann Keane from Lisselton enjoying the St. Josephs Fashion Show

Proclamation Day in Killocrim N.S. Grandparents, parents and pupils celebrating Irish history, culture and traditions

Having a Wonderfull Day A'ibhi'n O'Neill from Ballylongford making her Confirmation with her Godfather Eric O'Neill

Duagh/Community Games teams U10 (silver), U12 (certs) & U14 took part in County Draughts last Sunday in Listowel

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Causeway Comprehensive School held a ceremony to celebrate our national flag and the 1916 Proclamation. With nearly 600 students in the sports hall, both students and teachers enjoyed the raising of the flag, music performances, a bespoke dance performance, a poetry reading on 1916 and the reading of the proclamation of 1916 in Irish and English. Also present was newly elected TD and former Chairperson of Board of management of Causeway Comprehensive school John Brassil along with Principal Cathal Fitzgerald and School Chaplain/ head of History Department Paul Montgomery

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LISTOWEL EMMETS

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

St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Emmets will parade on St. Patrick’s Day with our Feile Teams and All Ireland Minor and Junior Medalists along with the Eamon O’Donoghue Cup. Anyone wishing to parade with Emmets are asked to meet outside the Cash and Carry at 12 noon sharp.

Good Luck to St. Michaels College Listowel Emmets would like to wish St. Michaels College the very best of luck as they take on Gallen CS Ferbane, this coming Wednesday in the Paddy Drummond Cup All-Ireland Semi-Final in Nenagh.

North Kerry Senior Football League Division 1B - Round 2 Backgame Emmets 1-08 Ballydonoghue 2-10 This North Kerry league backgame was played in Frank Sheehy park on Sunday last and it was the Ballydonoghue supporters that went away the happiest. It didn't take long for the game to spring into life when in the third minute Emmets forward David Sheehy rattled the net with a cracking shot after some excellent work from defenders Cormac Mulvihill and Jake Moriarty. Bryan Murphy added a nice point a minute later as Emmets raced into a 1-1 to no score lead. Paul Kennelly put the visitors on the board with a well worked score soon after, before Conor Cox pointed to restore Emmets four point lead after an excellent pass from Cormac Mulvihill. Ballydonoghue began to settle into the game as their backs really tightened up and pointed a close range free on 15 minutes. A well worked score 4 minutes later left them just two points adrift of the hosts until David Sheehy who was having a fine opening quarter, replied in great style. This score was quickly over-shadowed by a brilliant goal from Ballydonoghue corner forward Jack Foley when he lifted the ball over Eddie Horgan to put the visitors right back into the game. The 5 minutes before half-time provided great entertainment as both teams traded blows to leave it all square at the break, 1-05 to 1-05, Emmets scores coming from Cormac Mulvihill and the impressive Bryan Murphy. A David Sheehy brace inside 2 minutes of the restart, the first a close range free followed by a cleverly worked team score gave Emmets the advantage as they probed and looked for openings in the Ballydonoghue defence who to their credit, were well up to the task. It was from here on in that the visitors took the game by the scruff of the neck and really attacked Listowel with venom. A pointed free was cancelled out by a David Sheehy placed ball before a second Jack Foley goal put Ballydonoghue in the driving seat and they never looked back from there. Listowel had a few opportunities to find a way back but failed to trouble the scoreboard and it was the visitors who left the town with the points in the bag. Final Score: Emmets 1-08 Ballydonoghue 2-10 Fixtures: Keane’s Supervalu County Minor League – Round 3 Kerin’s O’Rahillys V Emmets has been postponed until Monday March 21st at 2pm in Strand Road Emmets Seniors are away to Glenflesk this Sunday in the first round of the Credit Union County League at 2pm

LISTOWEL EMMETS LADIES

All teams are training at present, please contact our secretary for all the information. Our under 14s had a great start on Sunday with wins in both games Division 1 Emmets 4-04 versus Austin Stacks 3-06 Listowel Emmets Tigers travelled to Dingle Sunday morning in Division 3 Tigers 5-06 versus Dingle 3-03 Fantastic all round performance from both teams.

LISTOWEL CELTIC

Draw 14/03/16 - Numbers Drawn 22-23-26-31 Jackpot €5,400 not won - Lucky Dip Winners: €40-Shirley Lyons,Gale Bridge €40-Jerry O'Connor,7 Market Street €20-Nora Canty c/o Shebeen €20-Mary Dalton,Upper Bedford €20-Jimmy Buckley c/o Mermaids €20-Adam Toomey c/o Mikes €20-Willie Dennehy, Tralee €20-Star & Garter Next Draw 21/10/16 at John Bs - Jackpot=€5,600

LISTOWEL ATHLETIC CLUB

National Indoors: Pride of place goes to Aoife Mahony who won an U18 National indoor title last weekend in the fabulous arena in Athlone. Aoife took part in both the 1500 and 800m over the weekend. First up on Saturday, was an early rise at 6am for a 1500m race in the morning, where Aoife finished 4th in a straight final. Aoife battled hard in a tactical but fast race to finish very strong into fourth.

As a true athlete, Aoife's spirit was still strong knowing that she learned alot for this race. Another early start on Sunday morning for the heats of the 800m. Aoife ran in heat two, the stronger of the heats, but running really well, won her heat. The two races in one day was always going to test the athletes and especially those who ran on Saturday. Aoife started strong in the final, taking the lead in the first 100m, settled into second for the next 100m. As the pace slowed a bit, Aoife took command again at the 200m mark to lead from the front. This tactic of setting the pace was one which burned alot of the other athletes. At the half way point, Aoife had strung out the field with about ten meters back to fourth. Aoife attacked again in the "Killing Zone" that is between 400 and 600m. In the last 150m, Aoife pulled away from second place, to create a gap that she was not going to relinquish to the finish the line. Aoife finished in the Gold medal position with a Pb of 2 mins 15 secs. Well done Aoife, this is a great reward for your dedication and hard work to the sport. Aoife is a inspiration to all the younger athletes who can see if you put the effort in day in, day out you will get the rewards you deserve. Everyone in the club are very proud of you.

Brosna struggled in the first half, and we went into the interval with a 1-10 to 0-3 advantage. With the outcome was never in doubt, Beale tagged on the scores and it was only in the last quarter that Brosna set about closing the gap. The final score read 2-14 to 0-13. Having won all our games to date, we top the table and await details of the semi-final date.

Some further events coming up: Sat & Sun 7th & 8th May: Kerry Juvenile Co.Championships - An Ríocht Sun 8th May: Kerry Masters - An Ríocht Sun 15th May: Co. Senior Championships - An Ríocht Sat 4th June: Primary County School Sports - An Ríocht Sat & Sun 11th & 12th June: Kerry Community Games - An Ríocht Training continues every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. For further information, contact Margaret on 086 3554244.

Beale Seniors kick off Division 3 of the County League, when we travel to Blennerville on Sunday to play St Patrick’s at 2 o’clock. In round 2, we host Keel on Sunday, April 3rd at 2 o’clock in Ballybunion, and then we travel to Ardfert on the weekend of April 10th. Beale Seniors play Churchill in the first round of the County Junior Club Championship. Date to be confirmed.

Our U9 - U12 athletes will be in action in the Kerry County Juvenile Development Games on Saturday 19th March in Miltown at 11am. This is always a good stepping stone for the younger ages to gain experience and sample the athletic environment taking part in sprints, standing long jump, speed bounce and relays. We hope that all athletes enjoy this day as its all about having fun and taking part.

LISTOWEL RUGBY

I would like to invite you all to our Social night on April 16th in the Listowel Arms Hotel. Tickets are only 25 Euros and anyone that has been in previous years will agree that this is always a memorable night. This year our u18’s men and women teams will be present to celebrate what has been an excellent season. For tickets contact myself on 0879303099, Andy on 0879673708 or Ornagh on 0878134114.

Fundraising - I am delighted to announce that Listowel RFC Lottery will launch on April 16th. This will be a fully electronic lottery and simple to use. We will be in contact very shortly with all our members via text to ask you to fill out the required information. Once you download the app and fill in your details you can select your numbers as often as you like with the click of a button. There will be one weekly draw starting very shortly. If you know of anyone that might like to play our Lottery and may not be on our members list please send their names and numbers to me at mulvihillaidan@gmail.com Girls Rugby - The u15’s and u18 girls have completed their 15 aside season and will now focus on 7 aside rugby. The U18’s made it all the way to the Final of the Munster Cup. This was a huge success as they brushed aside teams on the way that had easily beaten them in the last two seasons. The combined Listowel and Tralee girls were seconds away from winning the silverware, however a converted try in the dying seconds from Shannon gave them a 12-8 victory. Well done to Caolainn Healy, Ciara Shine and Dearbhla Canty on making it to the next round of Munster trials, the girls will now train with the current Munster team and fellow team mates Muirne Wall and Hayley Betts and fight hard for their place on the squad... Well done ladies, all the club is very proud of you and wish ye the best of luck. The u13’s continue to grow by playing games against Abbeyfeale and taking part in an all Munster blitz in Garryowen last weekend. To keep up to date with news, match reports, fixtures and training times join Listowel RFC on Facebook and Twitter.

BEALE GAA

The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 13th March was held in "The Railway". The numbers drawn were 15, 22, 26, 27 and there was no winner. The Lucky Dip winners are:€40 - Billy Murphy, c/o East End €30 - Paul Horgan, Australia, GAA Annual Ticket €20 - Katie Kennelly, Australia, GAA Annual Ticket 5 Free Tickets - Pat Diggin, Killahenny, Ballybunion, c/o Bunker Next week's draw will be held in "The Exchange Bar " on Sunday 20th March at 10pm and the Jackpot is €1,600. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets.

Beale Seniors play Ballydonoghue in the semi-final of the North Kerry League, Division 1A, as we secured the points against Brosna in Ballybunion in the last round on a lovely spring Sunday afternoon. An under-strength

Beale had the upperhand on Asdee/Ballylongford, by 5-16 to 3- 10 on Saturday afternoon in the County Minor Football League, Division 5 (13-aside). Beale travelled to Asdee in glorious sunshine in their first game of the county league. Asdee/Ballylongford got off to the better start and were four points to one up after ten minutes. The rest of the first half was all Beale with a goal from Cillian Courtney and points from Darragh Buckley and Sheamie O'Sullivan saw the seasiders ahead by 1-7 to 0-4 at the short whistle. Beale drove on on the changeover with two more goals from Cillian Courtney, one from the penalty spot. Asdee/Ballylongford were awarded two penalties, one which was converted, the other was well saved by keeper, Michael Eoin O'Sullivan. Asdee/Ballylongford staged a late comeback but were never going to threaten the final score line. A goal from Aaron Kelly and points from Eric Daly, Fionnán Toomey, Callum McSweeney and the ever dangerous, Darragh Buckley, wrapped it up for Beale. Beale lined out as: Michael Eoin O'Sullivan, Tommy O'Neill, Fionnán Toomey, Sheamie O’Sullivan, Seán Maloney, Jack O'Sullivan, Callum McSweeney, Johnny O'Sullivan, Alan Breen, Aaron Kelly, Cillian Courtney, Darragh Buckley and Eric Daly. Substitutes: Fintan Linnane for Aaron Kelly, Kieran Brosnan for Sean Maloney, Pádraig Holly for Jack O'Sullivan.

Beale Juniors play the first round of the North Kerry League, Division 4, on Tuesday, March 22nd against Desmonds in Castleisland at 6.30pm. The following week it’s off to Finuge for a 6.30 throw-in. On April 5th, we host St Senans in Ballybunion; on April 12th, we travel to Duagh and our last game will be against Ballylongford in Ballybunion on April 19th. Closing date for membership of Beale GAA Club is Monday, March 27th. Player membership: €50; Minor player membership: €30; non-player membership: €30. Anyone wishing to take out membership, please contact club Registrar, James Buckley @ 087 7993069 by March 27th. Only fully paid-up members will be considered for any All-Ireland match tickets which the club may acquire. We are still trying to locate old team jerseys from St Patrick’s and Beale clubs. If anyone has one please let us known as we wish to take some photographs. We would be delighted to hear from anyone who has old photographs of club teams down through the years. Please contact Bríd Griffin, Jimmy Buckley, Catherine Ellis, Liam Browne, Paudie Mulvihill, John Hennessy or Tom Allen. Looking forward to hearing from you.

BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB

Spring League 2016 Winner Team N (Brendan Slattery) - Runner-up Team O (Donald Bennett) Mens Singles - Sunday 13th March 2016 1st Edward Costello(17) 2nd Brendan Gildea(12) 3rd Dan Sheehan(18) Gross Gary Scanlon 4th John Enright(12)

45 pts (B9 24) 45 pts (B9 23) 41 pts 35 pts 40 (B6 17)

Ladies Tuesday Voucher Competition - 8th March 2016 1st Catherine Moylan (26) 31pts (B9 2nd Tess Noonan (33) 31pts (B9 3rd Marie Benn (26) 29pts (B9 4th Margaret McAuliffe (6) 29pts (B9 Senior Ladies - 9 Hole Competition - 11th March 2016 1st Irene McKenna (29) 20pts 2nd Eleanor O’Sullivan Lady President (20) 17pts 3rd Ena O’Flaherty (34) 17pts

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Senior Results - 10th March 2016 34pts 1st Eamon Condon (16) 2nd Sean O’Sullivan (16) 34pts 3rd Gerry Kearney (15) 33pts 4th Michael O’Connor (28) 33pts 5th Paudie Kindelan (22) 32pts 6th Maurice O’Connell (15) 32pts 7th Donal Quaid (21) 32pts 8th Dominic Moriarty (20) 31pts 29pts Best Gross Tony Hanley (10) 31pts Vintage Tim O’Malley (12) S Vintage Didgie O’Connor (17) 27pts Fixtures: Thursday 17th March St Patrick’s Day Cashen Course.

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KILLEANEY LOTTO

Results of the Killeaney Lotto - No winners Numbers were 2, 6, 28. 29, House draw jimmy kelly athea 80, Joe Harrison Knockdown 30 Thomas Scanlon Glin 20 Ballyrovers Afc 20 Mike Cummane 20 Joe Wallace 5 free Cathal Cummane 5 free Cathal Cummane Promoters Mike Cummane new Jackpot of 23.600 on at the Magpie Bar Glin on March 20th

ASDEE ROVERS

Wednesday 2nd March No Jackpot Winner numbers drawn are 6, 10, 13, 23. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Mandy Picket Asdee, Eaman, Moire & Aoife O'Connor Asdee & Mike Enright Beale. Next draw is on Wednesday 16th March at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €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. Fixtures Sat 19th March und 15s home to Fenit ko 12 noon. Sat 19th March Asdee Seniors away to Classic fc ko 7pm ( all weather pitch)

ASDEE GAA

NORTH KERRY LEAGUE: Asdee 1-12 Duagh 3-4. Asdee senior footballers eventually got their first game of the season underway when they travelled to Duagh on Sunday last to take on the home side in Round 5 of the North Kerry Football League Division 2 and after a well contested encounter played in perfect underfoot conditions the visitors after enjoying the lions share of possession throughout were very happy to hear the sound of the final whistle. This was a game that Asdee looked to have wrapped up on at least two occasions but fair dues to Duagh they dug deep and coming up to the final whistle it was the visitors who were clinging on to their 2pt lead with Duagh in full flight in search of the score that could have yielded them victory. The game opened with the home side setting down a marker and within 3mts both Ger McCarthy and Denis Lane had their side ahead by 2pts without reply and only for some poor shooting in front of goal could have been further ahead before Noel Long set up Eoin Kennedy for a goal 2mts later. This seemed to spur on the visitors and points from Noel Long, Mike Breen and Eoin Tydings,(2) had them cruising 1-4 to 0-2 by the 17th minute. Now whether Asdee took their leg off the pedal or not but in a quick break-a-way by the home side left Duaghs wing back John Joy who took advantage of some slackness in the Asdee defence and he hammered the ball to the net with 10mts remaining in the half. The remainder of the scorers came from Eoin Tydings and Noel Long for Asdee with Tom Scanlon replying for Duagh and at the half time whistle Asdee led 1-6 Duagh 1-3. On resumption it was Asdee who were quick out of blocks and inside 7 seconds Eoin Kennedy split the uprights to increase his sides tally. Without doubt the introduction of Aidan Kelly in the opening half proved to be a masterstroke for Duagh as he was to be very much involved in the home sides recovery as the game progressed even though they had to do without their sharpshooter Ger McCarthy who retired injured early on. Aidan Kelly pointed for Duagh but it was Asdee who extended their lead with points from John Doran, Eoin Kennedy,(2) Mike Breen and by the 11th minute with Asdee in full control leading 1-11 to 1-4 the game looked over. Both sides were off target but Asdee were full value for their 7th point lead. However with the visiting keeper James Kelly in possession the ball was clearly pulled out of his grasp and Aidan Kelly sent the ball into the empty net; controversial but the goal stood. Substitute Paul O Carroll sent over for Asdee and with under 8mts left for play it was 1-12 to 1-4 for Asdee. Duagh were still not finished and a defence splitting movement out of defence saw John Curran blast to the net from an acute angle and make it a 2pt game. 5mts remained and as the ball swung from end to end it was Asdee who finished deserving winners despite a great fight back from Duagh.

MINORS. MINOR COUNTY LEAGUE DIV 5 Asdee/Ballylongford 3-10 Beale 4-14. The second round of the Division 5 Minor County league threw-in at 1 o’clock on Saturday last (March 12th) in perfect conditions in O’Rahilly Park Ballylongford. The home side suffered their first loss of the competition to neighbours Beale whose forwards, especially Darragh Buckley kept their side ahead of the combination side. The first half ended on a one sided scoreline of Asdee/Bally 4pts, Beale 1-7. Upon resumption, it was the visitors that started the brighter in the second half with an extra 1-4 on the scoreboard by the 15th minute. Asdee/Bally however got to grips and late goals, one of which was a penalty, from Eoin O’Connor brought the homeside closer. It proved to be too little too late however as the final whistle blew with Asdee/Bally trailing 4-14 to 3-10. Asdee/Bally meet Ballyduff/Duagh in the third round on March 26th.

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

CLUB LOTTO: Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at Cantillon’s The numbers drawn were 4, 13, 16, 18. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: Ann Boland - Urlee, Paddy & Mary - Ballyduff, Nancy Collins Ballydonoghue, Pa Flavin - Coolard, Eimear Buckley - Guhard. Free Ticket winners: - Liz Madden - Lr.Kilgarvan, Christy O'Connor - Ahascra, Mai Heaphy - Glouria. Next draw, for a jackpot of €3,900 will take place in The Thatch on Friday night.

CLOTHES COLLECTION: Ballydonoghue GAA annual clothes collection will take place Wed March 16th at the clubrooms Coolard.

RESULTS: NK League Div1 Listowel 1-8. Ballydonoghue 2-10. Great result in Listowel on Sunday after overcoming a shaky start as Listowel struck for an early goal. With 20mins gone Listowel still had that goal advantage 1-3 to 3pts. But minutes later a great piece of individual skill from Jack Foley saw him solo in along the end line before cheekily chipping the keeper to bring the sides level. A few minutes later Paul Kennelly gave us the lead for the first time but Listowel drew level again just before half time. Listowel 1-5 Ballydonoghue 1-5. Three minutes into the second half, Listowel had pulled ahead by 2pts, both sides then exchanged points. But as we approached the final quarter, Jack Foley in a race with the Listowel keeper got on the end of a Paul Kennelly fisted pass and at full stretch, fisted the ball past the approaching keeper to give us a one point lead. B/D 2-6. Listowel 1-8. We went on from there and were much the better side in the remaining period kicking four more points without reply. The result sets up a semi-final meeting with Beale. Darragh O'Shea, John Enright, Diarmuid Behan, Billy Foley, Conor Kennelly, Tommy Kennelly (Capt),Jack Gogarty, John O'Mahony, Wagne Dowling, Jim Cremin (0-1), Daragh Sheehy, Paul Kennelly (0-8), Jack Foley (2-0), Eamon Walsh, Kieran Lynch.(0-1) Subs used :- Kevin O'Donnell for Daragh Sheehy, Darren O’Connor for Darragh O’Shea (Kerry U21 Wed.) FIXTURES: Co. League Div 3 First round Ballydonoghue v Brosna on Sunday March 20th at 2:00pm in Coolard. Round 2 on Sunday April 3rd Ballydonoghue away to Annascaul. KERRY U21’s: Congrats to Brian Ó Seanacháin and the Kerry U21 team in their win over Tipperary and best of luck in their semi-final game against Limerick on Wed night. Brian Ó Seanacháin, Darragh O’Shea and Jason Foley will surely again be part of the Kerry setup.

BALLYLONGFORD GAA

Centenary Tournament - Ballylongford Gaa players took part in Clonoe O'RahillyTyrone Centenary nine aside football tournament which took place over last weekend in Tyrone. This was a unique and historic occasion as it was the first ever gathering of the O'Rahilly Clubs and is unlikely to be repeated. Ballylongford Gaa Club would like to thank the players and mentors who made the long journey North to represent us and perform so valiantly with a limited panel. Ballylongford had wins overs Belcoo. Fermanagh and Corby England in the morning league stages and finished 2nd in their group. This put them up against fellow Kerry club Kerins O'Rahilly's of Tralee in the afternoon quarter final which they won setting up a semi-Final meeting with the host club Clonoe however this proved to be a game too many where they lost out to the eventual winners. Their was a full program of events for the evening and night.After dinner their was a Q&A with some former Tyrone County stars. Presentation of medals was followed by the presentation of a framed memento of the club crest of each participating team. The music and celebrations continued long into the night. We would like to thank Clonoe for their wonderful Hospitality shown to us over the weekend. Ballylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw Jackpot €5600 Friday 11th March - Numbers Drawn 13. 23. 28. 30. No Winner - Lucky Dips €20 Steven Mulvihill Main Street. €20 Vincent Walsh Bridge Street. €20 Ann Woulfe Duagh 3 Free Tickets Denise McGlynn Tarbert. Bar Prize sponsored by Kennelly's Bar.Jerome Dee Clounamon. Thank you for your support. County Minor League Result: Ballylongford/Asdee 3-10 Beale 5-16. Senior County League March 20th Sneem/Derrynane v Ballylongford 2pm Venue Sneem

County Junior Club Championship 3/4/2016 Tuosist v Ballylongford 2pm Venue Tuosist. Senior County Championship - 25/3/2016 7.30pm Shannon Rangers v St.Brendans Venue Austin Stacks Park County Minor League - 26/3/2016 4pm Ballylongford/Asdee v Duagh/Ballyduff Round 4

CLOUNMACON GAA

Lotto Results 10th March Numbers 2. 16. 24. 28 - No Winner of €8,800 Jackpot Lucky Dips €50 Dano Lyons c/o Noel Lyons €30 David Walsh, Lahersough,Ballybunion €30 Noreen Wallace, Ballygalogue €20 Seamus & Shauna, Ballygalogue Park €20 Pip Walsh, The Square €20 Tom Murphy, Clounmacon

Membership for the coming year for all players and non players is €20.00, Students €10 and Families of 2 Adults and up to 3 kids is €50. The deadline for payment of membership is Fri 25th March 2016. Only paid members will be able to be allocated tickets for the All Ireland Championship from the club.

Recycling Drive - Are you looking to do a Spring Clean then why not avail of Clounmacons Recycling Drive taking place on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th March and get rid of any unwanted clutter. We’re looking for clean clothes, bed linen, shoes, bags, curtains, belts, towels. Laptops intact with leads, mobile phones. Please bring your items to Clounmacon Gaa Club house on the Friday evening between 6pm and 8pm or Saturday between 10am and 2pm. If you would like to donate but are unable to make it to the Club House please contact either of the following and they can arrange collection. John Walsh 0879184555, John Sullivan 0868552564, Mike Collins 0872060986 Clounmacons Recycling Drive taking place at Clounmacon Club House on Friday 25th from 6pm - 8pm and Saturday 26th March from 10am - 2pm. We’re looking for clean clothes, bed linen, shoes, bags, curtains, belts, towels. Laptops intact with leads, mobile phones.Thank you for your support.

MOYVANE GAA

SENIOR RESULT: Moyvane lost out to Tarbert in Round 5 of the Senior Division 1A North Kerry League, played in Tarbert on Sunday last. The game saw the teams go in at half time 0-6 each and although Moyvane took the lead 1-7 to 0-9 in the second half they eventually lost on a final score of Moyvane1-9, Tarbert 0-16. Moyvane Scorers: Martin Stack 1-3, Niall Mulvihill 0-3, Joe Coulson 0-1, Colin Enright 0-1 and Kevin Kennelly 0-1. MINOR RESULT: Moyvane/Tarbert had a great win on Saturday last in Round 2 of the Division 4B Minor County League overcoming John Mitchels in Moyvane on a score of Moyvane/Tarbert 4-10, John Mitchels 1-9.

SENIOR COUNTY LEAGUE: Moyvane start off their Division 4 Senior County League campaign away to Valentia on Sunday, March 20th at 2:00pm. MINOR COUNTY LEAGUE: Moyvane/Tarbert are away to Churchill in a Round 2 Back Game in Div 4 of the Minor County League on Mar 18th at 5:00pm.

MEMBERSHIP: Club membership for 2016 is now open at €40.00 for Players and €20.00 for Student Players and Non-Players. Membership will close in March. Only paid up members will be considered for any All Ireland Championship tickets that the club may receive. Also only paid up members have a vote at the AGM. Paid up Members will be registered with Croke Park on Wednesday, March 30th. €100 LOTTO: Once again Moyvane GAA is offering you the chance of purchasing a €100 Lotto Ticket that will be entered for you into each weekly draw. There are two free weeks included with this purchase. If you are interested just contact any Committee member.

SCOR NA BPAISTI: Moyvane GAA will be well represented by the children of Murhur National School in the North Kerry Finals of Scor na bPaisti that will be held in Moyvane on Sunday, March 20th at 2:00pm. We wish the competitors the very best of luck in the competition and we are sure all of your hard work and practice will pay off on the day.

CLUB LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €4,200. Numbers drawn were 4, 16, 24 and 26. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: Brendan Fitzmaurice c/o All Star Bar, Eileen Cronin, Mail Road Cross, Sheila McElligott, Asdee, Marie and James Kennelly, Kilbaha and Breda Brosnan ‘Padua’. Next weeks Jackpot is €4, 400 and the draw will be held in Kearney’s Bar on Sunday, March 20th at 10:00pm.

KERRY CCE

On the feast day of St Patricks Tralee has given the honour to Kerry Comhaltas to lead this years parade. There will also be some Traditional Music in the Square afterwards so why not wander to the small square in Tralee and get a taste of what will be in store in May at this year’s Fleadh Cheoil Chiarrai. On 13th April Weeshie Fogarty will feature Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí and Comhaltas in Kerry on his programme “In Conversation with” and then on Saturday 16th April a street collection will take place in the town of Tralee and in Manor Shopping centre. If you would be able to help on this day as a collector your help would be very much appreciated. Fleadh Chiarraí Meeting on this Tuesday in the IT Tralee at 8pm.

Events taking place this week include Ballybunion CCE Oiche Cheoil on Wednesday 16th March in the Railway Bar Ballybunion at 9.30pm also on the same night Lixnaw CCE. In conjunction with Seachtain na Gaeilge Lixnaw CCE branch are holding a fundraising quiz in Walsh's at 8.30pm. Also on the 20th Ceili in Kilcoolys Ballybunion from 3-6. Music by Donie Nolan. Fleadh na Mumhan committee continue their preparations for this years event which will be held from 12th to 17th July. Ceili by Donie Nolan on Saturday night followed by Johnny Reidy on Sunday in the open air of the Square in Listowel. For all the up to date information in Comhaltas Circles click into www.kerrycomhaltas.ie

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Kerry Minor Camogie team who beat Cavan 4.6 to 2.7 in All Ireland Minor C Championship

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Mobile: 086 3689061 | Email: osullivan_mairead@yahoo.com NORTH KERRY SENIOR LEAGUES 2016 Sponsored by McCarthy Insurance Listowel Division 1A Round 4 Beale 2.14 v Brosna 0.13 | Tarbert 0.16 v Moyvane 1.09 | St Senans Bye Division 1B Back Game Listowel Emmets 1.08 v Ballydonoghue 2.10 Division 2 Round 4 Asdee 1.12 v Duagh 3.04 (full report in Asdee notes) FIXTURES: Division 1 Play Off T.B.C Brosna v Tarbert Division 1 Semi Final T.B.C Beale v Ballydongohue | Castleisland Desmonds v Brosna/Tarber

Well done to Moyvane / Knockanure U10 girls who came 2nd in the Community Games Girls Indoor Soccer in Milltown recently. Front: Brona O Conor, Clodagh Donegan Ward, Caoimhe O Sullivan. Back: Kelly Enright, Rachel O Conor, Niamh O Sullivan.

Ballydonoghue Community Games U12 Draughts team with their silver medals at the county final in Listowel

SCOR NA PBAISTI North Kerry Football Board Finals of Scor na Pbaisti will take place on Sunday 20th March at 2pm sharp in the Marian Hall, Moyvane KERRY U21 Congratulations to the players from the district who are part of the Kerry U21 winning team on Wednesday night against Tipperary on a scoreline of Kerry 0.11 v Tipperary 1.07 last. Brian O Seanachain (Ballydonoghue), Jason Foley (Ballydonoghue), Dara O Shea Ballydonoghue and David Foran (St Senans).

Members of the Listowel Juvenile Badminton Club who won medals at the Munster closed competition U13 held in U L on Saturday 5 th March. Congratulations to Nikolai Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan and Philip Healy who won silver in the boys doubles, Nikolai also won gold in the mixed doubles and Shane Gleeson who won silver in the mixed doubles

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CHIMNEY CLEANER AVAILABLE To clean all kinds of chimneys. Please contact 085 8317688

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TURF FOR SALE Loads or bags. Call 087 9185544

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NOVENA TO ST. MARTHA

O St. MARTHA, I resort to thee and to thy petition and faith, I offer up to thee this light which I shall burn every Tuesday for nine Tuesdays. Comfort me in all my difficulties thro' the great favour thou did’st enjoy when Our Saviour lodged in thy house. I beseech thee to have definite pity in regard to the favour I ask (mention favour). Intercede for my family that we may always be provided for in all our necessities. I ask thee St. Martha to overcome the dragon which thou didst cast at thy feet. One Our Father and three Hail Marys, and a lighted candle every Tuesday and the above prayer made known with the intentions of spreading devotion to St. Martha. Never known to fail. Thanksgiving for favours received, also thanksgiving to The Blessed Virgin and The Sacred Heart MOB

SACRED HEART OF JESUS

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours but today I ask you this special one, (mention request). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart, where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Say this prayer for three days and promise publication and your favour will be granted. J.C.

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Hello my name is Honey. I’m a cross between a German Sheperd and Collie. I’m 6 months old and full of life and because of that I’m making my mum cry. She cant give me the life that I need as she is old. She loves me and I love her but I know I could easily knock her over. Now I have to find someone else that will look after me. Please could you help us both. I love to play with other dogs and will guard your property

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THE MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. D.H. THE MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.M. THE MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.K. THE MIRACLE PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours. This time I ask you this special one, (mention favour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen. Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. D.W.

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