Friday 22nd January 2016 Vol. 9 Issue 2
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LISSELTON NATIONAL SCHOOL OUT OF THE TRAPS ON 19TH MARCH
Lisselton National School present their fundraiser - ‘A Night At The Dogs’ at The Kingdom Greyhound Stadium, Tralee on Saturday 19th March 2016.
CASHELL SOLICITORS BRANCH OUT IN LISTOWEL
The fundraiser is to raise much needed funds for the proposed additional building works to the school. This building work will serve to make the school accessible for wheelchair users along with catering for Special Education Needs students. The school extension will consist of an additional classroom, accessible resource teaching rooms, wheelchair toilet, school entrance ramps and automatic doors for independent entry and exit. We appeal for support. Tickets are €10, available from Lisselton N.S 068 47240 and Lisselton outlets. Sponsorship slots still available contact Mary Ita Houlihan 087 7560984 or maryitahoulihan@gmail.com
‘’Damien and John Cashell from Kilflynn are delighted to announce that Cashell Solicitors are expanding and opened a branch office at Charles Street, Listowel. Having set up our practice in Tralee almost five years ago we are very pleased with our progression and expansion. Our growth is thanks to the support of our clients, the personal attention we give our clients | together with a recovering economic landscape. Opening in recessionary times was a challenge. Of course the recovery in the economy has facilitated a growth in the property market with the result being an increase in conveyancing together with an increase in other areas of law. The general outlook of people & businesses is recovering. We have found that even in the worst of times providing a highly efficient & personal service in all areas of law has been key to our success. It has been our experience to date that people expect & deserve efficiency and full transparency & meeting those expectations is one of our key motivating factors. Trust & confidence have never been so important within the legal profession. Being from north Kerry, opening a branch office in Listowel was always at the forefront of our minds. We have a large number of clients from the Listowel & North Kerry area, so we took the decision to open a branch office in Listowel to best facilitate those clients together with new clients which we hope to attract. Listowel has a thriving community & we want to serve that community as best we can.’’
CALL TO ENTRY FOR IRISH FASHION INDUSTRY AWARDS
Entry is now open for the 2016 Irish Fashion Industry Awards at Kerry Fashion Week (1st to 4th of March). These prestigious Awards celebrate and recognise everyone working in the Irish Fashion Industry from emerging talents to established names. As well as categories for fashion and accessory designers, there are also Awards for those that make it all happen behind the scenes… including make-up artists, fashion stylists, hair stylists, photographers, bloggers, models and retailers. Entry is free and there are 16 categories in total. Those wishing to be considered can enter themselves or can nominate someone who deserves to be awarded for their work. For more information and to enter now online visit www.kerryfashionweek.com Closing date for entries is strictly Friday 5th of February. The overall winners will be announced at the Irish Fashion Industry Awards ceremony on Friday 4th of March 2016 in the Hotel Europe & Resort, Killarney, County Kerry. This is the highlight event of KFW ‘16, and a full programme of all other KFW shows and events will be announced at official press launch on Monday 25th of January. Pictured are last year’s winner.
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HEARTFELT CARDIO SCREENING
DID YOU KNOW THAT 27 PEOPLE DIE OF HEART ATTACK IN IRELAND EVERY DAY? The BPro Cardio Pulse-Wave screening shows you the condition of your heart and the flexibility of your arteries. The procedure is non-invasive and completely pain-free. The cost of an individual BPro test is €50 and although we allocate 45 minutes to all our clients, the actual procedure takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. You will get a full printout of your condition, which can be given to your doctor or medical advisor. What is BPro Screening? If we cut off the Oxygen to the cells in our Heart...The Heart Muscles will begin to die, stimulating a Heart Attack. If Oxygen is cut off to the Brain....the Brain cells will be starved, triggering a stroke. Until recently the only way to test the condition of the arteries and to measure the arterial blood pressure was by an invasive procedure called an angiogram. Recently a new method was developed called BPro and it is faster, non-invasive, equally as accurate (99.17%) and a fraction of the cost. The BPro machine is a completely mobile test kit, comprising of a wrist sensor and a laptop. It can be brought to any location, including your home, organization or workplace. The BPro Cardio Pulse-Wave device offers the most advanced technology in the cardio screening market. It can instantly and accurately measure the health of the cardiovascular system. Cardio Pulse Wave Analyzer, BPro and A-Pulse CASP Software have been approved as a Class II Medical Device to evaluate the status/age of cardiovascular systems by the following agencies: FDA Approved (USA) CE Mark (Europe) BHS (British Hypertension Society) NHS (UK) In addition, BPro has been validated independently by the National Heart Centre of Singapore in compliance with protocols set by the Association of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) and European Society of Hypertension (ESH). Heartfelt Cardio Screening is a small family run partnership based in Co Tipperary. Anna has completed the UK based, Health Stats PWA Training for Clinical Operators Course and is a fully qualified Technician. Jimmy is an agent for Synergy products in Ireland and can advise on the use of all three products i.e. Pro Argi9, Mystify and Phytolife. Jimmy will make himself available for consultation after each screening session should the client wish to learn more about these fantastic products. For further information or to make an appointment, please contact: Anna on 086 4135555 or Jimmy on 086 2566422 Screening Can Save Your Life Screening is non invasive and is similar to an angiogram. This device also tests the stiffness of the arteries, as we get older our arteries get stiff with a build-up of plaque and cholesterol which can prevent the blood from flowing freely. What the test does - It tests your heart your arteries and your blood pressure giving you your overall heart health.
SPRING ARTS AT THE SEANCHAI
It’s back! The Seanchaí Literary & Cultural Centre, Listowel will commence its Spring programme of creative writing for young people on Saturday 30th January, 2016. The eight week programme of classes will take place from 9.30 to 10.30am for children between the age of 7 and 12 years. Classes will be directed by Marion Relihan, a member of Listowel Writers Group & Writers’ Week, and winner of numerous writing competitions. Marion published her first book of poetry ‘Skyland’ in 2014. Participants will be encouraged to use their imaginations to create stories and poems, and above all the aim is to develop the creative spirit of young people in a fun atmosphere. A fee of just €55.00 will apply and all writing materials will be provided by the Centre. Places are limited so booking is advisable to secure a place on the course. This is an ideal opportunity to develop a piece of work for the Writers’ Week children’s competitions and the closing date for receipt of entries is Thursday March 2nd. So join in and get writing. The Listowel Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann commenced its Spring programme of classes in the Seanchai Centre last Saturday. Classes are designed for beginners and the more advanced student. Instrumental classes include accordion, tin whistle, banjo, guitar and bodhran. Conversational Irish, traditional singing and step dancing classes are also available. Finally, the Seanchai Centre kicks off its 2016 monthly Rambling House on Thursday January 28th from 9.15 pm. Come along to this informal evening of traditional Irish music, song, dance & storytelling and join in the entertainment. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served. For further information on all events contact the Seanchaí Centre at (068) 22212/57927 or e-mail info@kerrywritersmuseum.com.
FRENCH AUBRAC CATTLE NOW IN NORTH KERRY
Farmer Billy Lynch from Moyvane adds this old French breed of cattle to his herd. The first animals were brought into Skibbereen from the U.K. as embryos (1 heifer – 2 bulls) in 1992. Straws were taken from the best bull and used on dairy and suckler cows, mostly in the West Cork region. The next shipment of in-calf and maiden heifers arrived from France in County Kildare in the autumn of 1996. And now in the North Kerry Region in the winter of 2015 there is a new herd of this French origin animal starting of fin the yard of Billy Lynch of Tarmons, Moyvane. Billy is one of the first farmers to bring this breed of animal to North Kerry with his nearest neighbours in Clare and Cordal. With the Aubrac renown for its low maintenance costs, ease of calving, temperament, meat and high longevity Billy hopes to increase his herd and breed purebreed Aubrac long into the future.
KNOCKNAGOSHEL SPIKE PLAYERS PRESENT ‘THE MOUNTAINY PUCK’ IN ST. JOHNS
Knocknagoshel’s Spike Players will bring their play ‘The Mountainy Puck’ to St. John's Listowel this Friday night January 22nd at 8pm. It is a brand new play written by our very own Chris Barrett and it is a very well written comedy set in rural Ireland in the seventies!
The Spike Players was formed in September 2009 when local woman Josephine Roche approached the KETB for support to get Drama off the ground in Knocknagoshel. Immediately the KETB were on board and appointed The famous Padraig Dennehy from Lovely Lixnaw as our tutor. Padraig and the KETB have supported us since and for that we are most grateful. After a few successful productions such as Wigs on the Green, Run for your Wife, Moll, one of our very own fine actors Chris Barrett, put pen to paper and wrote a grand play ‘The Mountainy Puck’, which was staged earlier this year and was a resounding success.
It was decided at the end of that season to enter the One Act Drama Circuit and Padraig gave us every encouragement to press ahead with Jack Furey, a beautiful play by the late Bryan Mc Mahon. As this was our very first time in competition we did not anticipate any huge success but contrary to our belief we came first in Shannon! Second in Gorey and third in Cork City. Michael Finnegan got best actor in Gorey and Cork where our adjudicator was Alan Howley of Fair City fame. This was a very demanding and expensive undertaking but with the support of the group and Padraig who went far and away beyond the call of his duty it was a great achievement and success.
To finish off this season of drama we are taking The Puck as the play is now more familiarly known on tour. We will be in St. John's in Listowel on this Friday January 22nd, Killorglin February 5th, Kilcummin on Feb 12 and 13 and Abbeydorney February 20th. For more info you can find us on Facebook at Knocknagoshel Spike Players.
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LIXNAW HURLING CLUB SOCIAL; Lixnaw Hurling Club victory social will be held in the Ballyroe Heights Hotel on this Saturday night January 23rd. The minors and U16 hurlers will be presented with their county championship and North Kerry championship medals respectively. Having won back to back county minor championship titles in such great fashion, it’s important we support their presentation function, it's the least they deserve for their efforts. The Club Person of the Year and the Hall of Fame award winners also be announced. Presentations will also be made to the successful Kerry minor and senior hurling panellists. Music will be by Big Jim who will provide plenty waltzing and set dancing followed by Disco. Tickets cost €20 and are available from Foleys Galaexpress or from any committee members. A bus (Daughtons) has been organised for the social l this Saturday night. It will leave outside Quilters at 6.50pm, JJ Walsh's at 6.55pm and The Railway Bar/Dew Drop Inn at 7pm. The bus will carry to Ballyroe Heights Hotel and will drop everyone home afterwards. Cost 5euro per person each way. Meal will be served at 8pm sharp FIELD DEVELOPMENT MEETING Important Field Development Committee Meeting will be held in the Clubrooms this Thursday evening, January 21st at 7-30pm. LIXNAW COURSING CLUB Jackpot €1,200. Numbers drawn; 6, 11, 26, 32. No Jackpot winner. €20; Kathleen Stack, Ahabeg; John Michael Griffin, Galway; John McAuliffe, The Village; Haulie O’Flaherty, Ahacoora; Liam Maunsell, Cahernade Next draw Quilters bar on Monday 11th. Jackpot €1,300. DEPRESSION SUPPORT GROUP Meet every Tuesday in the meeting room at the rear of St. Johns Church Tralee at 8pm. The service is free and no referral is necessary. INDOOR TENNIS COACHING At Lixnaw Community Centre. 6.15pm to 7pm for 5 to 11 year olds. 7 to 7.50pm û from 11 years upwards. To book contact John Hennessy (087) 6830350. He possesses all the necessary Garda clearance certificates. Places at a premium first come first served. WELCOME TO OUR "MEALS ON WHEELS" SERVICE We provide a "Meals on Wheels" service for the elderly, isolated, or those living alone. We will deliver meals daily from Monday to Friday. We will also be working through home helps in your area. The area's covered include Ballyduff, Lixnaw, Finuge, Irremore, Mountcoal, Rathea etc. For more details on costs and delivery please contact Bud's Family Resource Centre, Ballyduff on the following number (066) 7148883. LIXNAW COMMUNITY - FIRST RESPONDERS This is a call for people to volunteer their time to be trained and to respond to 999 calls - - for eg. Stroke victims, breathing problems, chest pains and cardiac arrest. We encourage people to consider and reflect. A Public Meeting will take place next Wednesday January 27th in the Convent Hall at 7-30pm.
KERRY STROKE SUPPORT GROUP MEET ON LAST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH From 11.15am to 1.15pm The group meet at Baile Mhuire Day Care Centre, Caherslee, Tralee (entry via Ballonagh Church, that is, across the road from St. Josephs and St. Itas school). Anybody who suffered a stroke is most welcome to involve themselves in the various activities. For info contact (087) 3586451. THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS BY CAUSEWAY COMPREHENSIVE STUDENTS It’s on Wed. Jan. 20th at 7.30pm at the school. Tickets €5 each. VOCATIONS – THINKING ABOUT THE PRIESTHOOD Interested parties are invited to St. Patrick’s College, Thurles, Co. Tipperary on Feb. 5th and 6th to afford themselves the opportunity to come and see. The weekend commences on Friday 5th with dinner at 6.30pm. For more info contact Fr. Michael Moynihan P.P. Glengariff on (087) 6551902 or Fr. Liam Comer Dromtarriff on (087) 2401246.
LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Michael Joseph Barrett, Dirha East. Bridie O’Sullivan, late of Church St. died in Co. Leitrim. Michael Murray, late of Main St. died in Bishops Town Cork. Tim Leahy, Kilrush late of Clounmacon. ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Jack & Peggy Finucane, Moyvane. Hannie O Mahony, Moyvane. John McElligott, Skehenerin. Martin Stack Scartlea. Lizzie Griffin, O’Connell’s Ave. 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.
SCOIL – MHUIRE GAN SMAL The Parents Association wish to thank all who supported the Church Gate Collection which amounted to €484. 04.
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.
PUPILS FOR ENROLMENT AT DROMCLOUGH NATIONAL SCHOOL Parents are asked to contact the school for an Enrolment Form before the 18th January. (2) Parents of pupils to be enrolled in the school for the next 4 years are asked to contact the school so that their child or children can be placed on the list of projected enrolments. For further info contact (068) 40293.
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.
CCE LEAC SNAMHA Well we are looking forward to a very busy year for our branch which kickstarts with our Féile Feabhra on Sat 6th and Sun 7th Feb. Workshops in music for U12’s Sat 6th 10.30-12 noon, comhrá gaeilge 12.00-1pm and sean nós dancing from 3.00-4.30pm. A concert will take place Sat night 6th with teachers/children from the branch and on Sun 7th competitions in music, singing and comhrá for non-prize winners at the fleadhanna cheoil. Entries for Sult na nÓg,which will be in Tralee IT 27th Feb, to be into Mike Kissane by Feb 6th. Co Board meeting Friday next Jan 22nd and Munster Convention Feb 21st. Our branch is privileged to be part of the running of Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí this year which will be held in Tralee from 18th/22nd May and so much work goes into the organising that volunteers will be welcome as time goes on. For more details on all of the above see www.kerrycomhaltas.ie, kerryccé Facebook page and you can tweet @kerrycomhaltas. Also see RTE 1 Fri nights 8.30pm for 6 weeks from All Ireland Fleadh Sligo 2015. Slán tamall. HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN & LISTEN SO KIDS WILL TALK A one day workshop in the Listowel area from 10am - 5pm on Sunday 31st Jan. Prepare to be amazed at the difference this will make in your family life! Learning how to communicate effectively with your children will bring about more cooperation from them than all the yelling and pleading in the world! Facilitated by Cora Carey and Tina Fallon, two busy mums who have been in the trenches and on the frontline of family life for many years! To book your place on this course please text Cora at 086 1705612
CLOUNMACON COMMUNITY CENTRE Would you like to the dance the waltz, quick step, shoe the donkey and a few sets. Please come to Clounmacon Community Centre 8pm on Tue nights. LISTOWEL COMMUNITY CENTRE FREE 30min Taster Classes on Monday 18th Jan. Spinning 7.00pm and 7.30pm, Kettlebells 8pm and 8.30pm. Nutrition Workshops with Kerry Senior Team Nutritionist Kevin Beasley starts 7.00pm Monday 25th January. FREE for members. €10 non-members. Massive gym Membership Sale…Was €360 Now only an Amazing €277 Special Offer on Fitness Classes…Buy 7 and get 1 FREE! COLAISTE NA RIOCHTA IN LISTOWEL Is offering the following night classes commencing on the 25th of January; Cake Decorating, Alexander Technique, Computers, Spanish, Digital Photography, Reflexology, Equestrian course, Make-up & Skin care, Indian Head Massage, Kettlebells, Nutrition for Weightloss & General Health, Web Design for Beginners, Colour & Image Consultancy,Irish and Mindfulness. Enrolment is on Monday 18th of January from 7-9pm in the college. To enrol online go towww.kerryetbcourses.ie or for further information call Iseult Glynn on 0860289958. LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Names are currently being taken for a new five-week course entitled 'Parenting when Separated' commences at Listowel Family Resource Centre on Feb 22 at 7pm DAVID COLEMAN TALK - Talk on effective communication with children and teenagers will be given by David Coleman at Listowel Family Resource Centre on Thur Feb 11 from 7-8.30pm. Booking - 10 euro per family/student/carer/ guardian and 15 euro per professional person. Further details from (068) 23584. Are you a parent of a child with a disability? If so, do you have plans to make a will. A talk will be given by Sarah Lennon of Inclusion Ireland on Wednesday. January 27 from 11.30am-1.30pm at Listowel Family Resource Centre. Topics covered will include; making a valid will, social protection payments, disability means test,ward of court and guardianship, trust funds and legal advice. There is contribution fee of €5. Book now on (068) 23584. HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN AND LISTEN SO KIDS WILL TALK A one day workshop in the Listowel area from 10am - 5pm on Sunday 31st Jan. Prepare to be amazed at the difference this will make in your family life! Learning how to communicate effectively with your children will bring about more cooperation from them than all the yelling and pleading in the world! Facilitated by Cora Carey and Tina Fallon, two busy mums who have been in the trenches and on the frontline of family life for many years! To book your place on this course please text Cora at 086 1705612 SIXTH CLASS ASSESSMENT - St. Joseph’s The Assessments for prospective first year students of St.Joseph's Secondary School, Ballybunion 2016/2017 will take place in the school on Thursday 28th January at 2pm.. To register please contact the school. DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you
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John Galvin from Ballybunion pictured on his retirement from Kerry County Council in December with Joe McCarthy, John Nolan and Dominic Scanlon
COME KNIT WITH US In the Duagh Family Resource Center on Monday Nights from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Everyone Welcome - Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn, needles/hook & €2 for the tea pot! For more info Contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you
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Charity soccer tournament in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation and in memory of Jack O'Sullivan. Pictured are Niamh and Rachel Stack, Annamay Wall, Sarah Moore and Aoife Dillon at Ballybunion Community Centre. Photo by Marie Rohan
BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS Sunday 17th January was held in 'The Railway Bar'. The numbers drawn were 2, 4, 8, 20. There was no winner of the €5,200 Jackpot. Lucky dip winners are: €40 - Colm O'Halloran, Ballybunion, c/o Post Office €30 - Eanna Blake, c/o Bunker €20 - Cathal Fogarty, Asdee c/o Bunker 5 Free tickets: Ger Scanlon, Gortnaskeha, c/o Post Office Next week's draw will be held in ''The Exchange Bar' on Sunday 24th January at 10pm and the Jackpot is €5,250. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets. BEALE GAA For the past few years, a committee has been busy at work researching and putting together the history of Beale GAA. We have traced the history of football in the parish of Ballybunion back to the 1890s and have been are heartened at the response from many, many people who have shared their stories, photographs and mementos with us. As we near completion of this project, information is still coming in. Plans are in place to publish the book later this year and we are appealing to anyone who has photographs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks or other information to contact Jimmy Buckley, Liam Browne, Catherine Ellis, Bríd Griffin, Paudie Mulvihill, John Hennessy or Tom Allen in the next few weeks. The DVD of Beale GAA Strictly Come Dancing is now available. Cost €15. DVD may be ordered through the Beale GAA Facebook page or by contacting Bríd Griffin @ 087 6686027 or emailing griffnbrid@gmail.com. ST JOSEPHS SECONDARY SCHOOL – SIXTH CLASS ASSESSMENT The Assessments for prospective first year students of St. Josephs Secondary School, Ballybunion 2016/2017 will take place in the school on Thursday 28th January @ 2pm. To register please contact the school. 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. BALLYBUNION HEALTH & LEISURE CENTRE Ballybunion Health & Leisure Centre is open Mon – Fri
from 8am – 10pm and at weekends from 10am – 8pm. There are numerous exercise & fitness classes including Aqua Aerobics, Aqua Biking and Spin. For a list of available exercise classes please contact reception on 06828111 or Facebook page Ballybunion Leisure Centre. ART & CRAFT CLASSES FOR CHILDREN The Cottage Studio Cinema Lane holds Art and Craft Classes for children every Saturday at 11am & 230pm. From 4 – 12 years of age. All materials supplied. Contact: Marie 086 0664435. CIRCUIT TRAINING Circuit training 8pm Mondays & Wednesday's Ballyb CommunityCentre €20 per month 1 night a week €40 per month 2 nights per week. EVENING WALKING Open to both Men and Women run by The Men’s Shed takes place Monday eve, leaving the shed at 7.30pm SOCIAL DANCING Social dancing classes take place in the Cove Café every Tuesday night from 730pm – 930pm. All Welcome. BALLYBUNION CCE 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. REUNION OF CLASS ‘86 Presentation Convent & St Mchaels Listowel 30yr reunion for the class of '86 are having a reunion on 24th July 2016@ Christy's The Square Listowel. BBQ, drinks & music. Contact on Facebook, "Presentation Listowel Alive & Kicking Catchup". 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 Moyes-the sequel to bestseller Me Before You. National and International newspapers online, Encyclopedia Britannia online, Find my Past, Naxos Music and Languages online. BALLYBUNION NOTES If you would like to include anything in The Ballybunion Notes please forward to email address below or just drop it into the Tourist Office. ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com or mail@ballybunionnews.com
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BALLYDUFF
LOTTO DRAW The results of the Ballyduff GAA Club Lotto Draw for Monday January11th are as follows; the numbers drawn were 4, 12, 18 & 2. There was no winner of the €4,750 jackpot and the Lucky Dip winners were; Anthony Leen, Ballinbrannig, Ballyduff Your Man’s Syndicate, Ballyduff Anthony Dillon, Ardoughter, Ballyduff
TV DRAW Eva James, Addergown, Ballyduff. Mary Diggin, Ardoughter, Ballyduff Mike Flanagan, Ballyduff The weekly Lotto Draw takes place on each Monday night and there is €150 added when the Jackpot is not won. You may also play the weekly Lotto on line at www.ballyduffgaa.com
BALLYHEIGUE ATHLETIC F.C. A Table Quiz will take place at the (KL), Kirby’s Bar, Ballyheigue on this Friday January 22nd commencing at 9.30pm sharp with proceeds going to Ballyheigue Athletic Soccer Club. Teams of four cost €20 with family teams & mixed adult teams welcome. Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult and a “Monster” raffle will also be held on the night. The quiz will be names “The Generation Games Pub Quiz”. The Club caters for players from Ballyheigue, Ardfert, Causeway, Kilmoyley, Lixnaw and Ballyduff and support from these areas will be most welcome on the night. DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING On Monday next January 25th a Defibrillator Training course will take place in Ballyduff Community Centre commencing at 8.00pm. Anybody interested in training to use this life saving apparatus is welcome to attend.
CARD RESULTS The results of the “41” Card Drive held at McHale’s Stretford End Bar, on Monday January 11th are as follows: 1st & 2nd Divided – Kathleen Kissane & Pat McSweeney Jimmy Goggin & Tom Kennelly 3rd Divided – Mike & Denise Harty Mary Egan & Paddy Hussey TABLE PRIZES: Mike Quille & Billy Horgan. Mike O’Keeffe & Maurice Guerin The 41” Card Drive continues on each Monday night commencing at 9.45pm sharp. Entry is €5 and all are welcome.
DEATHS The death took place of Maryanne Moore (nee O’Regan)), Dromartin, Ballyduff. Her remains were removed from Lawlor’s Funeral Home to SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Ballyduff. Burial was in Rahela Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to her family, relatives & Friends. The death took place of Richard (Dick) O’Connor, Palm Harbor, Florida, U.S.A and formerly of Ferry Road, Leigh, Ballyduff and New York, U.S.A. Sympathy is extended to his wife, relatives and friends. Memorial Mass will be held in SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Ballyduff at a later date. SIXTH CLASS ASSESSMENT The assessments for prospective first year students at St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Ballybunion 2016/2017 will take place at the school on Thursday January 28th at 2.00pm. To register please contact the school
BABES IN THE WOODS Marian Players Rathmore present their 29th Annual Pantomime, BABES IN THE WOOD which opens in The Community Centre Rathmore on Saturday January 23rd at 7.30pm with Matinees on the following two Sundays, January 24th and 31st at 3.00pm. There are additional Night Shows on Wednesday January 27th, Thursday January 28th and Saturday January 30th at 7.30pm. Booking Office: Tel: (064)7758526 or (085)8255315. All proceeds to Local Services of Kerry Parents & Friends Association.
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PAYROLL COURSE Advanced (QQI Level 6) Manual & Computerised Payroll Award commencing in February for a duration of ten weeks, one night a week for 10 weeks. The course dates are on Tuesdays February 9th, 16th, 23rd, March 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, April 5th & 12th from 6.30pm – 9.30pm and the venue is The Education Centre, Institute of Technology, Tralee. Level 6 6N4005 Certified QQ1 – Funded places for eligible jobseekers
GAA CLUB A.G.M. The Annual General Meeting of the Ballyduff “Michael Mulvihill” Hurling & Football club was held in the Clubrooms on Monday January 11th and the following Officers were elected for 2016; Patrons – Fr. Brendan Walsh, Fr. Pat O’Brien, Fr. Seamus O’Connell & Fr. Batty Hayes President – Teddy Hennessy Vice Presidents – Brendan Hennessy, Gerald McKenna & Martin Ross U.S.A Chairman – Teddy O’Sullivan Vice Chairman – Mike O’Halloran Secretary – Liam Ross | Asst Secretary – Michael Hussey P.R.O – Jack Harrington | Asst P.R.O – Kevin O’Carroll Treasurer – Mary Kennelly Asst Treasurer – Charlie Farrell Registrar – Marie Lucid Health & Safety Officer – Mike Guerin Delegate to Kerry County Board – Nicky Leen Delegates to N.K.H.B – Mike Guerin & Diarmuid O’Carroll Delegates to N.K.F.B – Jack Harrington & John Paul Leahy Team Management for Senior hurling & Senior football teams will be finalised at the first Club meeting on Wednesday next January 27th. The Club Executive and sub-committees will also be decided on the night.
DOLLY HENNESSY R.I.P. The death occurred recently of Dolly (Elizabeth) Hennessy (nee Conroy) wife off the late Michael Hennessy. Dolly who was born in Dublin was a great supporter of her native Dubs even when they played Kerry. But she was justifiably proud of the achievements of her husband Michael and her sons John & Mike on the hurling fields of Kerry and beyond. On behalf of Ballyduff GAA we tender our sincere sympathy. Our AGM which was fixed for January 8th was postponed as a mark of respect. DER O’CONNOR & PADDY CURTIN R.I.P. Sympathy is also extended to the families of Der O’Connor & Patrick (Paddy) Curtin who passed away recently. Der was a former Chairman of the North Kerry Football Board and had the distinction of presenting the Bernard O’Callaghan Trophy to Ballyduff Captains in 2005 & 2006. Paddy Curtin was a brilliant underage player and represented his Club & County with distinction at all levels. His death following an accident in Guatemala was a huge shock to all who knew him. May they Rest in Peace.
RICHARD (DICK) O’CONNOR R.I.P. Sympathy is extended to the O’Connor family, Ferry Road, Ballyduff on the death of Richard (Dick) O’Connor who died in the U.S.A. Richard played hurling with Lady’s Walk & Ballyduff and football with Ballydonoghue & Ballyduff before he emigrated to the U.S.A. where he did Trojan work with Kerry Football in New York. HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN AND LISTEN SO KIDS WILL TALK A one day workshop in the Listowel area from 10am 5pm on Sunday 31st Jan. Prepare to be amazed at the difference this will make in your family life! Learning how to communicate effectively with your children will bring about more cooperation from them than all the yelling and pleading in the world! Facilitated by Cora Carey and Tina Fallon, two busy mums who have been in the trenches and on the frontline of family life for many years! To book your place on this course please text Cora at 086 1705612
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MARIAN HALL BLOTTO There was no winner of last Thursday night's Jackpot of €5,000 The numbers drawn were 4, 8, 23, 32. Lucky Dips: €100 Adam & Kay Relihan, O'Connell's Avenue, Listowel. €50 Kay Mulvihill, oyvane Bingo. €20 each Bernie Walsh, Moyvane North. Speedy, c/o Speedy's Bar. Eddie Flaherty, Moyvane Bingo. Eileen Mulvihill, Ballylongford. Joanne Stack, The Village, Asdee. FREE TICKETS: Paudie Langan, Agri Auto Parts, Listowel. Noreen O'Donoghue, c/o Maid of Erin, Listowel. Tom Stack, Dromerin, Listowel. Con Fitzgerald, c/o Marie Wrenn, Athea. Nora Quaid, Moyvane Bingo. This Thursday night's draw will be held at Bingo in the Marian Hall and the January Jackpot is €5,500
BADMINTON Moyvane had great success last Wednesday night in the Men's and Ladies League Finals winning 3 titles. Division 3 Ladies defeated Killarney 4-2 in the Ladies League sponsored by Speedys Bar Moyvane. Team: Helen Flaherty, Francine Collins, Carmel Hudson, Jenelle Griffin, Niamh Flaherty and Amanda Carmody. Divsion 3 Men defeated Killarney 4-0 in the Men's League sponsored by Speedys Bar Moyvane. Team: James Sheehan, John Mulvihill, Timmy Noonan, Timmy Hanrahan and Chris McCarthy. Division 4 Men defeated Annauscaul 4-2 the Men's League Final sponsored by Agri Auto Parts. Team: Jamie Elliott, Padraig Kearney, Timmy Flaherty and Felix Reali. Well done to all. Munster Senior 2/Graduate C Championship was held in Killarney last Sunday. Results: Singles Runner Up Donnacha Moloney. Men's Doubles winners Donie Enright and Timmy Duggan. Runners Up Donnacha Moloney and Timmy Noonan. LADIES FOOTBALL Pub Quiz In aid of Moyvane/Knockanure/Tarbert Ladies Football: On Friday, January 22 to raise much needed funds. Starting at 9.00pm sharp in Brosnan's Bar there will be a raffle and spot prizes on the night. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Registration for Moyvane / Knockanure / Tarbert ladies football U8, U10, U12, U14, and U16 will be held after 11 O’clock mass in Moyvane on Sunday, February 07 in the Marion Hall
RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre, The Square on Thursday January 28th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling. TAEKWON-DO Junior classes will begin on Tuesdays in The Marian Hall 5.30 - 6.30pm. New Classes - TaekwonDo/Fitness classes for women only from 40+ For more info and to book early contact Sara 087 1374399 sara.dillon1@gmail.com
CAR BOOT SALE AND INDOOR MARKET The monthly car boot sale and indoor market – proceeds of which go to help keep West Limerick Community Radio WL102fm on air- will run every month beginning Sunday next , January 24 at the Community Centre, NCW. Prices for spaces remain the same - €7 for cars and €10 for car/trailer or any size of a van. Gates open 7.30am.
ABBEYFEALE’S FR. CASEY’S CHOSEN AS A HOST CLUB U14 football team will be taking part in the 2016 Féile Peil na nOg National Competition and Fr. Casey’s has also been chosen this year to take part as a Host Club. There will be a Group Photo taken of all the U14 Panel and their Mentors on the night which will then be sent to GAA Headquarters for their records. This is expected to be a major event for the Under 14 Team, Fr. Casey’s as a Club and Abbeyfeale as a town. We encourage everyone to please turn up on the night in order to be part of the Photoshoot and to be given full details of the Event. Don’t forget – Thursday night @ 7.30pm Sharp EXCITING TIMES IN ABBEYFEALE Tea & Tales opened in the Square last Saturday to huge acclaim. Sports Therapist and Fitness Instructor Kadie Colbert from the Killarney Road saw an opening for a coffee shop and set about getting it off the ground with her usual energy and enthusiasm. It’s a coffee shop with a difference where you can enjoy a cup of barista style coffee or tea while spending time browsing book shelves loaded down with inspirational and self-help books. Another first for the town this year are art classes being provided in Colaiste Ide agus Iosef, St. Ita’s Hall and Teach Mhuire Montessori School in Colbert Terrace. These along with the children’s theatre classes based at the Glorach should provide an outlet for people who are not sports orientated. Further information on the art classes for children from 0877551900/ or adults 0879932549 and the children’s theatre classes 0871383940. DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you COME KNIT WITH US In the Duagh Family Resource Center on Monday Nights from 7:00pm - 9:00pm. Everyone Welcome. Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn, needles/hook & €2 for the tea pot! For more info Contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you MASSES FOR THE WEEK CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE - Friday, January 22 Anniversary Mass at 6.30pm (please note the time) for Eileen Collins, Glin Road. Saturday, January 23 Anniversary Mass for Fr. Michael Buckley, Moyvane Village. Sunday, January 24 Anniversary Mass at 11.00am for Dick Stack, Moyvane South.
CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE- Anniversary Mass on Thursday, January 21 at 7.30 for Patrick Lane, Beenanaspuig, Kilmorna. Mass at 10.00am on Sunday, January 24 for the Sick of the Parish (especially those in hospital)
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KILFLYNN ACTIVE RETIRED GROUP A social afternoon for the Abbeydorney /Kilflynn Active Retired group will be held in Abbeydorney Community Hall on Wednesday 20th January at 1.00 p.m. A meal will be served, followed by entertainment. If transport is needed, phone 0667135831 COMMUNITY GAMES Abbeydorney/Kilflynn Community Games will hold a meeting on Thursday January 21st at 7.30pm in the Shannow Family Resource Centre, The Cloisters, Abbeydorney. Following the success of our local athletes in a variety of sports at both county and national levels last year, we are actively looking for parents/guardians to attend. The meeting is important to insure that the Community games will take place in our local community in 2016 and that all children have a chance to participate. It is vital that as many parents /guardians as possible attend. PRIMS RESTAURANT For the remainder of the month of January Prim's Restaurant, Kilflynn will remain closed on Mon, Tues and Wednesday's. You can still book tables table or outside catering event by calling us on (066)7135003. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. KERRY SENIOR HURLERS The Kerry senior hurlers will be at home to Waterford in Fitzgerald Stadium on this Saturday, 23rd at 2.00p.m in round 4 of the Munster senior league. This will be the last competitive game before the Allianz League campaign, which commences on Sunday, 14th February away to Laois. Best of luck to the Crotta players Sean Weir, Shane Nolan and Jordan Conway and their Kerry team mates and management. ST. MARY'S CHURCH NEWS Sunday morning, 24th January , Mass will be celebrated at 9.30 a.m. for Michael Byrne, Upper Tullig, Kilflynn. Kilflynn Altar Society for January: Trina Hussey and Trish Healy. CROTTA HURLING CLUB A.G.M. The Annual General Meeting of the Crotta Hurling Club will be held on Friday night 22nd January, It will be held at St. Columbas Centre, Kilflynn starting at 8.00 p.m. All members are requested to attend, New members welcome. Motions and
Nominations must be with the club secretary Annette Nolan by Wednesday 20th January.
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KILFLYNN COMMUNITY TEXT INFORMATION SYSTEM 087 1122 828 - Kilflynn Community Together is introducing a text Information system for Kilflynn. The text’s sent will include information on community activities, community interests and any alerts that may need to be issued. Please text 087 1122 828 with your name and Townland if you would like to be included in the text Information system.
SCHOOL ENROLMENT Tarbert National School Enrolment 2016 Parents of children who will be four on or before September 30, 2016 and who wish for them to be enrolled in the above school may request an enrolment form by phone 068 36282,
CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer Mike O'Brien, Dromtaker, Tralee on Monday Night 18th January in Herbert's Bar, Kilflynn were 4, 14, 24 and 28. There was No winner of €2,300 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Evan O'Sullivan, Crotta Cross, Sean Weir, Castletown, Kilflynn and John Joe Reidy, Boheroe, Abbeydorney. The next draw will take place in Parker's Pub , Kilflynn, on Monday 25th January with a 2,400 Jackpot. Tickets are available at 2 Euro each or 3 for 5 euro from Club tickets sellers or you can also play on the Crotta lotto on line now, check out www.crottagaa.ie or www.locallotto.ie
MEETING Tarbert Pastoral Council will meet on Thursday, January 21, at 8pm in the Presbytery.
DARTS The winners of the weekly doubles darts tournament in Parker's Lounge bar on Saturday night 16th January were Phil Morris and J.P Twomey defeated Declan Falvey and Tim O'Halloran in the final. The next tournament will take place in Parker's on Saturday 22nd January. Names in for 10.30pm. RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchai Centre, The Square on Thursday January 28th from 9.15pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling. NOTES Anyone interested in submitted items for the Kilflynn notes, can contact Mike on 066 7135129 or 087 9794541 or email kilflynnnotes@gmail.com before 12noon on Monday.
TARBERT THEATRE The cast are almost ready to bring, Diarmy, to the stage in the Community Centre Tarbert, on January 29, 30, and 31. To Book your seat, please ring 087 4484924. Pre- Booking essential. MARKETING TARBERT The Tarbert Digital Marketing Platform is a largescale community-involved project, initiated by Tarbert Development Association. The aim is designed to market Tarbert as a Tourism and Business destination to the world, using the latest in powerful digital marketing techniques. There will be a presentation of the project plan, by Niall Fitzgerald, at a meeting to be held on Saturday, January 23, at 7pm in the Community Centre and all interested/curious community members are invited to attend. Community input and involvement is not just welcome but will be a cornerstone of this project. WELL DONE SASHA The committee would like to congratulate Sasha Brent, Tarmons, on her recent selection for a Munster All Star Award for Juvenile CrossCountry. Sasha is a member of Lios Tuathail AC and has had a great winter season so far. She will receive her award at the end of the month. We would like to wish her continued success as she competes in the Schools X Country Championships over the next few months. RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchai Centre, The Square, on Thursday, January 28, from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance and storytelling. TARBERT SERVICES AIB Mobile Bank will attend Tarbert (the Square) every Monday from 10.45am to 11.30am. Kerry County Council Mobile Library will visit Tarbert (the Square) every second Wednesday from 12.15pm to 1pm commencing on Jan 20. FUND RAISER A Pub Quiz in Brosnans Bar Moyvane on Friday, January, 22, at 9pm in aid of Moyvane/ Knockanure/ Tarbert Ladies football. APPRECIATION The family of the late Dan Keane wish to thank the members of Tarbert Historical Society for hosting a night in remembrance of his life and times, on Saturday, January 16, in the Bridewell, Tarbert. A great night was had by all in attendance. The family are most appreciative of your kind and thoughtful initiative. GAA LOTTO There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were 14, 15, 18, 19. Lucky Dip winners were Albert Carew, Tom Buckley, Michael Hennessy, Ciara Holly, Aidan and Owen Lynch, John Kennedy. Next week’s draw takes place in Savage Bar with a jackpot of €3,900. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto
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BALLYLONGFORD BALLYLONGFORD G.A.A. Weekly Lotto Draw 15/1/2016. Jackpot €5250. Numbers Drawn 17, 30, 31, 32. No Winner Lucky Dip Winners - €20 Sally Walsh Ahanagran, €20 Liam & Mary Purtill Main Street, €20 Dan Ahern Ballyline. 3 Free Tickets Ciara Flahive Ballylongford. Bar Prize Sponsored By Gerry O'Connor. Katie Heaphy Main Street. Thank you for your support. A.G.M. Ballylongford GAA Club will hold their AGM on Friday 29th January at 9pm in the GAA hall. All Motions and Nominations must be with the Secretary by Friday 22nd January. Everyone is welcome so come along and give your opinion on how the Club should be run. North Kerry Junior Cup Ballylongford B 2-8 Finuge B 0-5 Ballylongford qualified for the final of Junior Championship with a good win over Finuge played in Finuge on Sunday. Playing with aid of the wind Ballylongford were slow to come to terms with the conditions and it was Finuge who opened the scoring. Joe McCarthy opened our account with a point in the 10th minute two minutes later Padraig O’Neill had the ball in the net after a good passing move. Two long-range points from Matt Connor and another from Brendan Bambury in quick succession had Ballylongford in the driving seat. Liam McCarthy added another before Michael Lynch was upended in the square and Joe McCarthy converted the resulting penalty. Half Time Score Ballylongford 2-8 Finuge 0-1. Finuge now with the aid of the wind racked up three points without reply in the early exchanges and were closing the gap. Joe McCarthy lifted the siege in the 10th minute with a well-taken point. While Finuge only managed a further point in the half they had a number of goal scoring opportunities but the Ballylongford defence held firm and now go forward to meet Beale in the final. Kerins O'Rahilly GAA Club Tralee are holding a 10k run on Sunday 31st January. A commemorative medal of Michael O'Rahilly will be presented to each runner. €20 entry. Registration on Saturday between 11am -
8pm.and on Sunday between 8am to 9am at the Club house. Race Start at 10am. Check out their Facebook page for further information. BALLYLONGFORD/TARBERT C.C.E. Music Classes continue this Friday in St. Oliver’s N.S. Ballylongford. Classes start at 5.45pm. New members always welcome. Next County Board meeting will take place on Friday 22nd January at 8pm in the Meadowlands Hotel Tralee. All delegates are asked to attend. Sult na nÓg competitions will take place on Sunday 28th February. Musicians who wish to take part in Sult na nÓg competition must gave their names to Brendan Kiely (branch secretary) by 12th February. It is important that the entries are on the correct entry form available on the CCE website www.kerrycomhaltas.ie. Age group are under 9,11,13. VARIETY CONCERT There will be a Variety Concert on Valentine’s Night Sunday 14th February 2016 at 7.30pm in the Parish Hall, Ballylongford. This is to raise funds to go towards Lighting and Sound for the stage. Tickets €10. Refreshments will be served. Your support would be appreciated. SIXTH CLASS ASSESSMENT The Assessments for prospective first year students of St.Joseph's Secondary School, Ballybunion 2016/2017 will take place in the school on Thursday 28th January 2pm. To register please contact the school. RAMBLING HOUSE Listowel Rambling House will take place in the Seanchaí Centre, The Square on Thursday January 28th from 9.15 pm. Admission is free to this informal evening of traditional music, song, dance & storytelling. WISHING TO INCLUDE ITEMS Please remember that the deadline for items of inclusion is on Sunday evenings before 8pm please. To contact me please phone me on either of the following numbers (068) 43938 or 087-9528919 or by email at: estuaryprint@eircom.net.
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for spaces remain the same - €7 for cars and €10 for car/trailer or any size of a van. Gates open 7.30am.
ATHEA COMMUNITY COUNCIL DRAW RESULTS FOR 16/01/2015 No's Drawn: 2, 3, 11, 30. There was no w.inner €20 each: Jim Sullivan, Lower Rd., Athea Ann Brouder, Upper Athea. Michael Manaher, Athea Margaret Reidy, Upper Athea Sellers: Bríd de Barra & J.P.'s Entrants to €200 Draw: Betty O'Connor, Coole West Doreen Cahill, Ardagh. Next Draw on January 23rd at Brown Joe's. Jackpot €9,600
ABBEYFEALE'S FR CASEY'S CHOSEN AS A HOST CLUB The U14 football team will be taking part in the 2016 Féile Peil na nOg National Competition and Fr. Casey’s has also been chosen this year to take part as a Host Club. There will be a Group Photo taken of all the U14 Panel and their Mentors on the night which will then be sent to GAA Headquarters for their records.
LADIES FOOTBALL Athea Ladies Football Club would like to sincerely thank everyone who contributed so generously to our church collection it was very much appreciated. ATHEA COISTE NA NOG Coaching: If there is anyone who would like to get involved in any way with any of our underage teams, especially with our U6s & U8s in 2016 please contact Jacqueline O’ Connor on 086-0670091. We have a great club and we would love for parents to join our fantastic team of coaches for the coming year. Calendar: Our 2016 Calendar is on sale now at Rose’s shop and Collins’shop at a cost of €10. It has loads and loads of pictures from the year gone by in Coiste na nÓg. These would make a lovely present for people both home and abroad. CAR BOOT SALE AND INDOOR MARKET The monthly car boot sale and indoor market – proceeds of which go to help keep West Limerick Community Radio WL102fm on air- will run every month beginning Sunday next , January 24 at the Community Centre, NCW. Prices
DUAGH DUAGH GAA LOTTO RESULTS 18TH JANUARY 2016 No winner of the jackpot of €7,000 Numbers drawn 5, 13, 22, 27 €20 to:
Brian O Connor , Springmount Doreen McEnery Abbeyfeale Leslie Moloney, Duagh Mary Leahy c/o Cathal Dennehy Donie Fitzgerald, Duagh
5 x 5 frees to: Jimmy Quinn, Beenansbig Paddy Stack, Woodford O Donoghue Family Lyre Padraig & Eoghan Shanahan Tony & Sheila c/o The Elm Sellers prize - Steve Watson Next weeks jackpot €7,100 Draw at O Briens Bar next Monday night at 9.30pm DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES Awards Night: This Friday night the Annual Awards nights takes place at Duagh NS doors open 7pm, the event starts at 7.30pm. Duagh All Star winner Anthony Maher will be with us on the night to present the awards. Admission €5 per child, family €10, parents free. The National winning project will be on display in the hall on the night. All welcome. Draughts training: This Friday night due to the awards night draughts training is cancelled but will resume the following week Jan 29th 6.45pm 8pm in Duagh NS. Upcoming events will be notified on the awards night. DUAGH COISTE NA NOG CHRISTMAS DRAW Coiste na Nog draw has taken place, thank you to all our sponsors and all who bought lines. The winners are as follows - Chloe Danaher - Anthony Mahers jersey. Daniel McAuliffe - Shane Enright ball, Mikey Kelly - Colm Cooper jersey, Christopher Brophy Mark O Shea ball, Nathan O Connor Tomas O Shea jersey, Mike Kelly - Anthony Maher ball, Ciaran O Sullivan - Mark O Shea jersey, Ava Regan - Colm Cooper ball, Dot Stack - Tomas O Shea ball, Mike Kelly - Brona Chocolate football and Aoife Moloney Brona Chocolate football boots. Thank you to all our sponsors - Four Elms Bar, Jims Bar, The Elm Bar, O Brien's Bar Kilcara Nursing Home, Duagh Veterinary Clinic, O Connor's Hardware & Farm Supplies , Jim Gould's shop, Watsons Shop & Filling Station and Sheehy Insulation and congratulations to all our winners.
DUAGH GAA Duagh GAA AGM took place on Friday the 15th of January in Duagh Family Centre, thanks to all who attended. The following officers were elected. President: Pat Dillon. Vice Presidents : Fr.Pat Moore, Fr Paul Dillon and Fr Tom McMahon, Leo Stack and Tom Costello. Chairperson: Ted Halpin, Secretary: Mike Buckley, Assistant Secretary: Brendan O Donnell. Treasurers Ger Buckley and Mike Buckley. Assistant Treasurer : Pat Shanahan. PRO : Paddy Keane: Registrar : Brendan O Donnell. Coaching Officer: Thomas Dillon Safety Officer ; Mike McEnery. Scor Officer : Maria O Carroll. Child Welfare Officer , Gretta Maher. County Board Delegate - Martin Leane and Adrian Collins, North Kerry Board Delegate - Daniel Hayes and Mike Buckley. The Duagh Coiste na Nog AGM will take place in Duagh Family Centre at 8pm on Friday the 29th January. All welcome. If you can lend a hand with any underage team please contact any officer or our Coaching officer Thomas Dillon on 086 3003057 prior to the AGM 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 20th of January. It will be in Lyre on the following days to above at Lyre Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45 p.m. TAEKWON-DO CLASSES For boys and girls, age 7+ Duagh Community Centre Thursdays 6.00 - 7.00pm New classes starting for Women 40+ Taekwon-Do and Fitness Combined Contact Sara on 087 1374399 / sara.dillon1@gmail.com for more info DUAGH PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Is a great way for Moms Dads and Kids to make new friends. Come along and join in the fun on Monday Mornings from 9:30am - 11:30am. 0 to 5yr Olds. Music, Dance, Singing, Games & Chat. For more info contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you COME KNIT WITH US In the Duagh Family Resource Center on Monday Nights from 7-9pm. Everyone Welcome Beginners & Skilled, Knitting & Crochet lovers. Just bring your yarn, needles/hook & €2 for the tea pot! For more info Contact Caroline 087 2921292. Looking forward to seeing you DUAGH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION AGM Will take place on Wednesday 27th January @ 8:00pm in Duagh Presbytery. Be part of our AGM and vote on the structure of the 2016 committee. Everyone Welcome.
This is expected to be a major event for the Under 14 Team, Fr. Casey’s as a Club and Abbeyfeale as a town. We encourage everyone to please turn up on the night in order to be part of the Photoshoot and to be given full details of the Event. Don’t forget – Thursday night @ 7.30pm Sharp EXCITING TIMES IN ABBEYFEALE Tea & Tales opened in the Square last Saturday to huge acclaim. Sports Therapist and Fitness Instructor Kadie Colbert from the Killarney Road saw an opening for a coffee shop and set about getting it off the ground with her usual energy and enthusiasm. It’s a coffee shop with a difference where you can enjoy a cup of barista style coffee or tea while spending time browsing book shelves loaded down with inspirational and self-help books. Another first for the town this year are art classes being provided in Colaiste Ide agus Iosef, St. Ita’s Hall and Teach Mhuire Montessori School in Colbert Terrace. These along with the children’s theatre classes based at the Glorach should provide an outlet for people who are not sports orientated. Further information on the art classes for children from 0877551900/ or adults 0879932549 and the children’s theatre classes 0871383940.
Pupils from 6th Class Duagh NS attending the Primary Science Fair in Limerick last week. Some pupils met Jan O Sullivan TD Minister for Education and Skills
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Noreen Flavin, Mary Ann O'Connor, Eleanor O'Connell, Betty Heaphy and Mary Horgan enjoying Little Women's Christmas at Eabha Joans Restaurant, Listowel
Listowel Celtic U12 C team that lost 5-1 at home to Killarney Celtic on Saturday last
Listowel Panto Players presenting cheques for almost €10,000 to the 6 Listowel charities on Wednesday night. This was the proceeds of their Panto 'Cinderella' that was staged over the Christmas period
Killorglin Drama Group present "Callaghan's Place" at Abbeydorney Parish Community Hall on 23rd Jan 2016 at 8:00pm. Tickets: €12 Concession: €10. Bookings: 087 668 3446 A hilarious tale of a rural family torn by life's pressures and the arrival of a mystery man in their midst
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Anne and John Cullen, Co Down Donie and Eileen Mulvihill, Glin, Co. Limerick; Ned and Tom Prendeville, Castleisland; and Mary B Cronin, Killarney celebrating the New Year in Lanzarote, Spain enjoying the Blue Skies and glorious sunshine
Enjoying Tuesday night board games at Christy's The Well Bar
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UP AGAINST THE NIGHT By Justin Cartwright
'History‌is seldom able to convey the essence of being human' Frank McAllister has become wealthy in England, where he has lived for thirty years. He has a house in Notting Hill, a house in the New Forest, and a house near Cape Town. But more and more he feels alienated in England. As the book opens, he is preparing to go to South Africa with his lover, Nellie. He is also waiting anxiously for his daughter, Lucinda, to arrive from California, where she has been in rehab. Frank is a descendant of the Boer leader, Piet Retief, who was murdered by the Zulu king Dingane, along with all his followers, in 1838. He has been an icon of Afrikaners ever since. Frank's Afrikaner cousin, Jaco, has become moderately famous on YouTube for having faced down a huge white shark. He is now in America, where he has joined the Scientologists. His chaotic and violent life spills over on to Frank. He is drawn into a world of violence and delusion that is to threaten the family. Justin Cartwright possesses that rarest of novelist's skills - the ability to create fiction which is intensely serious but which also vividly encompasses the absurdity and comedy of life. Up Against the Night is a subtle, brilliant novel about South Africa, its beautiful, superbly evoked landscape, its violent past and its uncertain present. Justin Cartwright is a descendant of Piet Retief.
Liz & Mags Horgan of Finesse Bridal Wear who celebrated 16 years in Business this week!
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Listowel Celtic U10's hosted Abbeyfeale for a challenge match in Tanavalla last Saturday morning
Listowel Celtic U12 A team who had a fantastic 4-3 win over Killorglin in Pat Kennedy Park last Saturday morning
Listowel A.C. athletes participating at County X-Country trials in the Demense, National Park, Killarney last Sunday
John Galvin and his wife Eileen celebrating his retirement from Kerry County Council in December
Pupils from 6th Class Duagh NS attending the Primary Science Fair in Limerick last week.
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Tommy Kelly from Listowel, Myles Quinn and Dylan Quinn from Moyvane taking part in the Asdee hunt with The Kerry Hunt Club on Sunday. Photos by Jer Foley
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Pupils from 6th Class Duagh NS attending the Primary Science Fair in Limerick last week. Some pupils met Jan O Sullivan TD Minister for Education and Skills
ABOVE: Kids from The Listowel Panto Players' production of Cinderella enjoying their party in Jumbo's
TOP RIGHT: One shopkeeper to another on the campaign trail, Michael Healy Rae meets Jim Gould (Kilmorna)
RIGHT: Marty get's his Girl (Ann O'Neill Ballylongford having a wonderful evening at Shane Enright's All Star Presentation last weekend in the Swanky Bar)
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Ballybunion Captain Milie Costello and his family at his recent drive in on Sunday 10th of January
Cianna Rose Flahive with her mom and dad and all her cousins on her Christening Day in St. Johns Church Ballybunion. Photo by Marie Rohan
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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.
North Kerry Senior Championship Final DVD’s are available from the Club Secretary Norah Browne.
Emmets Annual Convention: will take place on Friday 5th February 2016 at 7.30pm in the clubhouse. All motions and nominations to be in writing to the Secretary by Wednesday 27th January. Congratulations to Conor Cox who came on as a substitute for the Kerry Seniors last Sunday and scored 2 points
LISTOWEL EMMETS LADIES
The countdown to the CUBE begins… Save the 6th of February for a fantastic night out and support Listowel Emmets Ladies Football...at the Listowel Arms Hotel at 8pm Tickets are now on sale from all Committee members, Centra and Listowel Emmets Ladies PRO Amy McMahon. Tickets are €10 euros each and under 16s can pay €5 at the door on the night. Contestant places are are filling up fast and we have special guests contestants on the night.
Listowel Emmets Ladies Gaelic Football Club is a continuously growing club, with over 150 playing members ranging in age from four to forty years of age. On the night contestants, representing local business and clubs will take on a series of challenges with the aim to beat The Cube and take home the 500 euro prize. Check out our facebook page at Listowel Emmets Ladies Football. for more information on the contestants.
Coaching For U10 Girls 2016 Coaching for all girls wishing to play U10 girls football with Listowel Emmets Ladies will begin Saturday 23rd of January 2016 at 5.30pm sharp and continue for a period of 6 weeks. Coaching sessions will finish at 6.30pm sharp. A sub of €2 per child will apply to cover the cost of the hall. The venue will be the indoor astra turf hall in St Senans GAA club grounds located in Mountcoal. All girls born in 2006 and 2007 are eligible to play U10 girls football in 2016. All girls that are currently registered to play U10 football in 2016 are invited to attend. All new players are also welcome. I would encourage any new girls to come along and try it out, there will be no obligation for newcomers to register straightway. Try it out first. For further enquiries please contact Billy McElligott 086-8748275 or Graham Shine 087-7546680 (Joint Team Managers)
LISTOWEL CELTIC
Draw 18/01/16 - Numbers Drawn 9-10-19-31 Jackpot €3,800 not won - Lucky Dip Winners: €40-John McCarthy, College Lawn €40-Philip Hennessy, Ballybunion €20-Kevin Henry c/o Flanagans €20-Chris Hartnett c/o Saddle €20-Martin Scanlon c/o Mikes €20-Sean Comerford, Gurtinard €20-Mr & Mrs Chris Harnett c/o Saddle €20-P Mulvihill Match 3 -Pat Griffin,Coolkeragh Next Draw 25/01/16 at Christys - Jackpot=€4,000
Club gear: A full range of club gear is now available to order. Orders will be placed on the last day of each month, orders subject to availability. Please check out our Facebook page 'Listowel Celtic' or contact Mary on 087 2814884 for more information.
International Duty: We want to congratulate Savannah McCarty and wish her the very best in California. Savannah traveled to California during the week with the Republic of Ireland's Women's National Team. They will play the World Champions USA on Saturday in San Diego and the USA U23 side on Monday in Los Angeles. Saturday's game against the USA will kick off @ 10.30pm (Irish time) and will be shown live on Setanta Ireland.
Kerry U17's National League: Congratulations to our own Brendan Hogan on his appointment as manager of the Kerry U17 National League team. Best of luck from everyone in Listowel Celtic.
U10's: Our U10's hosted Abbeyfeale for a challenge match in Tanavalla last Saturday morning. There was some great soccer skills on show by both teams on the day. Well done to all involved and thanks to Abbeyfeale for making the journey.
U12A's: Congratulations to our U12 A team who had a fantastic win over Killorglin in Pat Kennedy Park last Saturday morning. Goals from Kieran Carroll, Robert Stack, Anthony Kavanagh and Josh Brosnan helped secure the 4.3 victory. This victorious team were the Kerry Schoolboys/girls team of
the week this week so well done to all involved and keep up the good work.
U12 C's: Our U12 C team lost 5.1 at home to Killarney Celtic on Saturday last. It was our lads first game since September and the rustiness showed. We took the lead 1 0 with a great individual goal from Brodie Stack. He intercepted a poor kick out and took the ball past two defenders before slamming it past the keeper. Unfortunately we seemed to go down hill from there and Killarney Celtic wasted no opportunities in front of goal. Hopefully the weather will now start to ease and our boys can get a run of games together which will see them get back to their best. The team was: Darragh Reidy, Danny Breen, Jack O Keeffe, Niall Horgan, Bobby McCarron, Nikolai O Callaghan, Phoenix Costello, Gearoid Mulvihill, Brodie Stack, Robbie Daly, David Lynch, Sean Keane, Harry Kenny and Cathal Sweeney. Congratulations and well done to Josh Brosnan on making the Kerry Schoolboys/girls team of the week. Also congratulations to our U12 A team on being named the Kerry Schoolboys/girls team of the week.
U14 girls National Cup quarter final: Our U14 girls play the quarter final of the National Cup in Pat Kennedy Park on Sunday @ 12pm. This is a fantastic achievement for the girls and we wish them the very best of luck. If you can please come out and support them. Fixtures: Saturday 23rd January U11's: Blitz in IT Tralee College all weather pitch @ 2pm U13's: Killarney Celtic A v Listowel Celtic @ 1pm U15's: Dynamos A v Listowel Celtic A @ 12pm U15's: Listowel Celtic B v Asdee @ 11.30am U17's: Listowel Celtic A v Killarney Athletic @ 2.30pm U17's: Dymanos v Listowel Celtic B @ 2.30pm
Sunday 24th January U14 girls National Cup quarter final: Listowel Celtic v AK United @ 12pm Seniors: Listowel Celtic B v QPR @ 11.30 Please check our Facebook page 'Listowel Celtic' for fixture updates.
LISTOWEL RUGBY
Listowel U14s played Killorglin at their new pitch in Cromane on Sunday. We were competitive throughout but were edged out in the end. Some of our pivotal players cried off with illness before the game causing a substantial reshuffle of the players positions. All the lads seemed to enjoy the change and excelled in their new responsibilities. John Carmody showed great skill and composure under pressure in his first start at scrumhalf. The Dowling brothers, Denis and Kian, were reunited in the forwards and both made huge ground with ball in hand. Conor Mannion and Liam Quilter showed great spirit and desire to secure ball at ruck time. Our latest “signing”, Ryan Large is growing in confidence all the time and excelled at lineout time.
Our top tackler and man-of-the-match was Aaron Mulvihill who worked relentlessly for the team, tackling like a demon from the start to the final whistle. Joseph Murphy and Cale Sweeney were also outstanding at tackle time and their assured distribution added to our much improved shape in attack. The backs moved the ball well under pressure with Emmett McAuliffe and Jack Doherty making sparkling runs. Shaun Hunt and Seamus Stack tackled bravely on the wings to keep Killorglin at bay. Shane Healy enjoyed the extra space in his first start at centre and showed great speed to score our first try following slick passing across the backline. Murtie Moriarty moved from the backrow to his old position of outhalf, from where he displayed his usual explosive drive to score our second try. Weekend Fixtures: Saturday U14's boys V Killarney at home at 11.00 U16's boys V Killarney at home at 12.00 U15's girls V Youghal, Town Park at 12 U18's girls V Cashel/Thurles, Town Park. TBC
Sunday - U18's boys away to Newcastle West at 12 (friendly)
LISTOWEL ATHLETIC CLUB
Nenagh Open Sports: On Saturday last some of our older athletes took part in the Nenagh Open Sports. U13 girls relay finished a strong 2nd, team Megan Lynch, Eabha Moloney, Muireann McElligott & Katie Dunworth. Nathan Wright finished an impressive 1st in the 800m. Amanda Tony finished 4th in the sprint. Ben Sheehan, Michael Tony and Sinead Hunt all ran well and were running out of age. For these athletes it is their first competition this year and it is a run out for the Munster's which are taking place in the coming weeks.
County Cross Country Trials: In nice damp weather in the lovely setting of Killarney National park last Sunday the trials for the U10- U14 County Cross Country took place. Listowel AC had a large number of athletes taking part: U10 boys - John Carmody 2nd, Tadgh O Connor 6th, Adam Lynch 8th, Joey Maher 9th, Oran Doorley 12th. U10 girls: Jessica O Sullivan 4th, Emma Neylon 5th, Eabha O Connor 8th, Aoibhinn Harte 12th. U12 Boys: Robert Stack 2nd, John Godfrey 10th. U12 Girls: Rachel Neylon 3rd, Serena O
Sullivan 5th. U14 Girls: Cliona Pierce 2nd. All athletes ran extremely well in wet, heavy and slippery ground, it was the first race of the season for these athletes and we are extremely proud of their achievements. Thanks to all parents who travelled and supported on the day. Munster Relays: Best of luck to our athletes who are taking part in the Munster relays next weekend, further details next week.
KILLEANEY LOTTO
Results of the Killeaney Lotto No winner Numbers were 6, 11, 17, 32, House draw Micheal o Connor. 80 John McMahon Glin 30 Seams o Hanlon Tarbert 20 Chris O Sullivan Ballyhahill 20 Mickey Mulvihill Glin 20 BallySyndicate Bns .5 free Eileen Collins Coole 5free John Kennedy Kilmonan Promoters Mickey Mulvihill New Jackpot of 22800 on at Conways Glin on January 24th
ASDEE ROVERS
Lotto: Wednesday 6th January numbers drawn 1, 6, 16, 19. No jackpot winner this week. The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Darren Russell Asdee, Liam Lynch Tullihinell Ballylongford & Siobhian Kennelly Kilgarvan Ballylongford. Next draw is on Wed 20th January at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €3,450 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 23rd Jan und 15s away to Listowel Celtic B ko 11.30am Und 11s away mini blitz Tralee I T ko 2pm Sun 24th Jan Asdee away to Killarney Celtic B ko 11.30am
BALLYDONOGHUE GAA
CLUB LOTTO: Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at The Thatch. The numbers drawn were 7,10,17,22. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: David Sheehy - Lisselton, Mary Kennelly - Farranstack, Mary Fox Lyre, Margaret Geraghty - Listowel, Kate Enright - Dromlought. Free Ticket winners:- Eileen Bunyan - Coolkeragh, Annmarie Tydings - Asdee, Brendan Griffin - Ferndene. Next draw, for a jackpot of €3,100 will take place in Tomaisin's on Friday night. FIXTURES: U21 NKC 2015 semi-final Ballydonoghue v Knocknagoshel/Brosna in Moyvane on Sunday January 24th 2016 @ 2pm.
National Club draw tickets now available from club officers and players. GAA National Club Draw 2016.The GAA National Club Draw is now an annual event following its success over the past two years. The sole purpose of the GAA National Club Draw is to assist clubs in their drive to raise much needed funds to aid in the development and the promotion of our games.
BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB Mixed Scramble Sunday 17th January 2016 1st Des O’Donnell (8), Colm O’Halloran (18), Dominic Moriarty (20), Maureen Culhane (25) 2nd Brendan Gildea (12), John Enright (12), Patrick O’Brien (17), Marie Benn (26)
3rd Patrick O’Sullivan (14), Jim White (15), John Leen (18), Catherine Moylan (26) 55 7/8 Fixtures: Men’s Fourball Sunday 24th January 2016.
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Ladies Tuesday Voucher Competition - 12th January 2016 1st Bernie Daly (24) 27pts 2nd Susan Gilmore (8) 26pts 24pts(B – 10) 3rd Mary Fagan (17) 4th Dori Cotter (32) 24pts(9 – 9) Senior Ladies - Friday 15th January 2016 9 Hole Competition 1st Marian Flannery (25) 17pts 17pts 2nd Margie Morkan (22) 15pts 3rd Ann O’Riordan (16) Fixtures: 3 Ball Scramble Saturday 30th January 2016. Seniors Competition - Thursday 14th January 2016 1st Haulie Costello (11) 33pts 2nd Noel Morkan (20) 31pts 3rd Fin Broderick (19) 30pts 4th Michael Fogarty (14) 27pts 5th Michael Jones (20) 26pts 6th Paudie Kindelan (22) 26pts 7th John Shier (19) 26pts 26pts 8th Vincent O’Kelly (15) Best Gross Anton Casey (14) 16pts Vintage Brendan Brosnan(21) 26pts 21pts S Vintage Didgie O’Connor (17) Fixtures: Thursday 21st January Cashen Course.
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BEALE GAA
The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Sunday 17th January was held in 'The Railway Bar'. The numbers drawn were 2, 4, 8, 20. There was no winner of the €5,200 Jackpot. The lucky dip winners are: €40 - Colm O'Halloran, Ballybunion, c/o Post Office €30 - Eanna Blake, c/o Bunker €20 - Cathal Fogarty, Asdee c/o Bunker 5 Free tickets: Ger Scanlon, Gortnaskeha, c/o Post Office Next week's draw will be held in ''The Exchange Bar' on Sunday 24th January at 10pm and the Jackpot is €5,250. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets.
The following officers and trainers were appointed at the AGM of Beale GAA Club which was held last Saturday night in the Community Centre: President: Pat Lynch Vice-Pres: Mike Joyce, Tim Buckley, Jimmy Buckley, Robert Stack, Tommy Allen Chairperson: John Farrell | Vice-Chairs: Mike O’Connell, Maurice King Secretary: Pat Diggin | Assistant Secretary: Brid Griffin Joint Treasurers: John Dee, Paudie Mulvihill PRO: Brid Griffin Registrar: James Buckley | Players’ Representative: to be confirmed ASAP Officer: Pat Carolan | Coaching Officer: James Buckley Scór Officer: Joan Marie Hennessy Children’ Welfare and Health Officer: Catherine Ellis County Board Delegate: Liam Browne North Kerry Board Delegates: Jimmy Buckley, Maurice King Members of Executive: John Farrell, Mike O’Connell, Pat Diggin, John Dee, Paudie Mulvihill, Bríd Griffin, Maurice King, James Buckley, Pat Carolan, Catherine Ellis, Liam Browne, Jimmy Buckley, Dino Dowling, Tommy Allen, Dave Breen, John Hennessy, Noel Courtney, Fergus Stack, Jeremiah O’Connor, John Joy, Tim Buckley. Senior Trainer: Patie O’Mahony | Minor Trainer: Maurice Mannix Junior Trainer: Ian Blake At the AGM, votes of sympathy were extended to the families of our former President, Niall Horgan, and Vice-President, Tom Woulfe, who passed to their eternal reward in 2015, and to all families who suffered bereavement during the past year. Best wishes were also conveyed to Alan Kennelly, Secretary of Shannon Rangers, for a speedy recovery. Beale GAA are delighted to announce that Dan Ahern, Beale Hill Wind Farm, is the main sponsor again for 2016 and a sponsorship cheque was presented to the club. Many thanks to Dan for his continued sponsorship.
Beale Juniors are through to the final of the North Kerry Championship, following victory over Duagh on Sunday in Ballybunion. A strong cross field wind mitigated against good play, and while we were slow to start, we went into the interval on a 0-4 to 0-1 cushion. Duagh found it hard to hit the target and were guilty of wayward shooting as we tagged on points coming up to the short whistle. Both sides added three points in a low-scoring second half and the game ended: Beale 0-7, Duagh 0-4. We now play Ballylongford in the final. Date and venue to be confirmed. Beale lined out as: Dermott Cummins, John Blake, Stephen Galvin, John M Horgan, Rory Mulvihill, Killian WalsheO’Boyle, Stephen Linnane, Tom Pierce, Maurice O’Connor, Alan Breen, Ian Blake and Cillian Courtney, Darragh Buckley, Brendan Brannan, Gearóid Costelloe. Substitutes: Kenneth Mannix for Gearóid Costelloe, Jonathan Carr for Maurice O’Connor, Maurice O’Connor for Killian Walshe-O’Boyle, Killian Beasley for John M Horgan. Best wishes to Johnny O’Sullivan who is training with the Kerry Minor squad and hopefully Cormac Linnane will soon be well enough to join the ranks too. Beale Seniors contest Div 3 of the County League again in 2016. Players, mentors & supporters set off on a trip to the sunshine in Gran Canaria on Tues.
For the past few years, a committee has been busy at work researching and putting together the history of Beale GAA. We have traced the history of football in the parish of Ballybunion back to the 1890s and have been are heartened at the response from many, many people who have shared their stories, photographs and mementos with us. As we near completion of this project, information is still coming in. Plans are in place to publish the book later this year and we are appealing to anyone who has photographs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks or other information to contact Jimmy Buckley, Liam Browne, Catherine Ellis, Bríd Griffin, Paudie Mulvihill, John Hennessy or Tom Allen in the next few weeks. The DVD of Beale GAA Strictly Come Dancing is now available. Cost €15. DVD may be ordered by contacting Bríd Griffin @ 087 6686027 or emailing griffnbrid@gmail.com or through the Beale GAA Facebook page.
ASDEE GAA
COISTE NA NOG EASA DUIBHE. The A G M of St. Marys, Asdee Coiste Na nOg took place before a good sized attendance at the Community Centre on Saturday last January 15th. In both the Chairmans and Secretaries report they urged more people from the club and as many parents as possible to become involved and support our
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upcoming players of the future. All our underage teams performed well despite not having any silverware to show. The highlight of the season was certainly the Fashion Show as our Fundraising event which was a huge success and the club were loud in their praises for the tremendous work in organising by Sinead Doyle and Eoin O Carroll. Chairman: Gerdie O Carroll Secretary: Siobhain Keane Treasurer/Coaching: Officer John Kennedy Childrens Officer: Aine Kennedy Delegates: County and North Kerry: Patsy Coughlan, Gerdie O Carroll P R O: Jack Hennessy SELECTORS: Under 8/10 Conor Mulvihill | Under 16s: Eoin Tydings Selectors for the remaining underage teams will be confirmed at the next meeting of Coiste Na Nog which will take place in the Community Centre on Friday February 5th commencing at 9pm sharp. MEMBERSHIP: Membership of the Club is now open so anybody who would like to take out membership can do so by contacting Club Registrar, Kevin Mulvihill. Adults €20 and Under Age €10. It is important to note that Membership of the Club will close on Thursday March 31th and this will be strictly adhered to. Only fully paid up members will be in line for any match tickets that the Club may aquire.
FAHA v NEWTOWN AND THE CRAUGHDARRIG/ASDEE CONNECTION With the Bernard O Callaghan Memorial Senior Football Championship done and dusted for another year and Listowel Emmets champions once again for the 15th time three behind leaders Moyvane. Many might not be aware that this is the 90th anniversary of the first North Kerry League which began back in 1925. (Now known as the North Kerry Championship) and back then the interest was just as keen as it is to this present day. The 1925 North Kerry League was between Faha and Moyvane, or Newtown as it was then called which included many from the local Craughdarrig/Asdee area. It was played in Listowel which was the only official G A A pitch in North Kerry at that time. The game aroused terrific interest and was known as the “North Kerry All Ireland” and was to become something of a gold mine for the North Kerry Board as it took two games to separate the sides on this occasion. Both games attracted huge crowds; 104 pounds was collected at the first game at 6d old pence per head and 98 pounds was taken at the replay which Newtown won. These were remarkable gates as money was very scarce at that particular time with the only mode of transport was horse and trap, common car or a bicycle. The highlight of those games was the clash of the famed Kerry midfield pairing Bob Stack and Con Brosnan and who were regarded as the two best midfielders in the land at that time. An interesting feature of the game was that brothers played on different sides. Bill and Jack Finucane played with Moyvane and another brother Paddy lined out with Faha; Paddy who was father to the ledgendary Mick Finucane of Urlee, Ballydonoghue (the only survivor of the 1947 Polo Grounds in 1947) and was later to become a T. D. Drawn mainly from the Beale-Craughdarrig area, there was no parish rule then and they built their team around Jack Walsh in defence and Bob Stack at midfield. This is how Faha lined out in those historic games 90 years ago ; Jamsie Collins, Trippol, Pat Burns, Faha, Jack Walsh, Craughdarrig, Tom Pierce, Gullane, Dan Leahy, Bromore, Mick Kissane,Rahavannig, Paddy Finucane, Urlee, Bob Stack, Doon, Rodger Kissane, Rahavannig, Jim Keane, Dirra, Paddy Farren, Garda stationed in Ballybunion, Pat Pierce, Bromore, Sean Coughlan, Craughdarrig, Paddy Kelly, Craughdarrig, Bill Boyle, Craughdarrig. Sub who played was Tommy Walsh, Craughdarrig.
BALLYLONGFORD GAA
North Kerry Junior Cup - Ballylongford B 2-8 Finuge B 0-5 Ballylongford qualified for the final of Junior Championship with a good win over Finuge played in Finuge on Sunday. Playing with aid of the wind Ballylongford were slow to come to terms with the conditions and it was Finuge who opened the scoring.Joe McCarthy opened our account with a point in the 10th minute two minutes later Padraig O’Neill had the ball in the net after a good passing move.Two long range points from Matt Connor and another from Brendan Bambury in quick succession had Ballylongford in the driving seat.Liam McCarthy added another before Michael Lynch was upended in the square and Joe McCarthy converted the resulting penalty. Half Time Score: Ballylongford 2-8 Finuge 0-1 Finuge now with the aid of the wind racked up three points without reply in the early exchanges and were closing the gap.Joe McCarthy lifted the siege in the 10th minute with a well taken point.While Finuge only managed a further point in the half they had a number of goal scoring opportunities but the Ballylongford defence held firm and now go forward to meet Beale in the final. AGM: Ballylongford GAA Club will hold their AGM on Friday 29th January at 9pm in the Gaa hall. All Motions and Nominations must be with the Secretary by Friday 22nd January. Everyone is welcome so come along and have your say on how the Club should be run. Ballylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw 15/1/2016 Jackpot €5250 - Numbers Drawn 17.30.31.32. No Winner Lucky Dip Winners: €20 Sally Walsh Ahanagran. €20 Liam & Mary Purtill Main Street. €20 Dan Ahern Ballyline 3 Free Tickets Ciara Flahive Ballylongford. Bar Prize Sponsored By Gerry O'Connor. Katie Heaphy Main Street
CLOUNMACON GAA
Lotto Results 14th Jan 2016 - Numbers: 14, 18, 20, 31 – No Winner of €7,400 Lucky Dips: €50 Larry Dromin, Dromin €30 Fintan McEnery, Moyvane €30 Mary Ellen Browne, c/o Brosnans €20 Mike O’Sullivan, Ballygrennan €20 Karen Curtin, Lyrecrompane 1 Match 3 receiving €20 Tom Murphy, Clounmacon.
Clounmacon GAA Club Victory Dance for both the mens and ladies teams will take place on Friday 12th February 2016 in The Listowel Arms Hotel at 7.30pm. Players will be presented their North Kerry Intermediate Championship Medals and North Kerry League Medals on the night from Shane Enright. Tickets cost €20.00 and are limited so make sure you get in early. For further information contact John Walsh on 087 9184555 or Sarah Breen on 0876920116 The Annual General Meeting for Clounamcon GAA Club will take place on Friday January 29th at 8.00pm in the Clounmacon Club House. Anyone wishing to put themselves forward for positions within the club or anyone who has any motions please submit to our club secretary Mary Lyons, in writing before Monday 25th January 2016. All Clounmacon patrons welcome to attend.
MOYVANE GAA
NOVICE CLUB SHIELD FINAL: After an exciting and sporting game where every ounce of effort was given on the pitch, Moyvane Seniors just lost out by the narrowest margin to Sneem/Derrynane in extra time of the Novice Club Shield Final played in Caherslee on Saturday last on a final score of Moyvane 0-10, Sneem/Derrynane 0-11. This game was a tight contest with the sides level on 8 occasions in normal and extra time. Every player gave their all and although they will be disappointed they didn’t snatch a victory they can be very proud of their efforts. Thanks to the Moyvane supporters who travelled on the day, it is very much appreciated. We congratulate Sneem/Derrynane on their win and wish them the Best of Luck in Munster. Team and Scorers: Brendan Galvin, Denis Kennelly, William Madden, Conor O’ Flynn, Eamon O’ Flaherty, Shane Stack 0-1, Owen Stack, Donal Leahy, Ian McCarthy 0-1, Joe Coulson, Brian Stack, Aidan Keane 0-1, Timmy Noonan 0-1, Cathal O’ Connor, Colin Enright 0-1. Subs: Martin Stack 0-5, Kevin Kennelly, DJ Keane, John Jack Mulvihill, Conor Leahy, Cathal O’ Connor. Manager: Diarmuid Leahy, Selector: Michael Walsh. LOTTO: There was no winner of this weeks Jackpot of €2,600. Numbers drawn were 3, 13, 25 and 29. Lucky Dips of €40.00 each: Tim Kennelly, Bally, Tim Joe Sheehan, Moyvane North, Helen O’ Brien, Scrahan, Duagh, Martin, Donal & Brid Stack, Drommurhur and Keyleigh Corcoran, Murhur. Next weeks Jackpot is €2,800 and the draw will be held in Hanrahan’s Bar on Sunday, January 24th at 10:00pm. AGM: The AGM of Moyvane GAA was held in the Marian Hall on Friday last. A large crowd attended the meeting and the following officers were elected for 2016: President – Jerry Brosnan, Vice Presidents – Paudie Hanrahan, Liam Hanrahan, Stevie Stack, John C Cunningham, Eddie Stack, Fr. McNamara, Chairman – Johnny Stack, Vice Chairman – Mike Brosnan, Secretary – Aine Cronin, Assistant Secretary – Michael Walsh, Treasurer – Martin Kennelly, Assistant Treasurers – Teddy Keane, Gerry Mullin, PRO – Position Not Filled, Children’s Officer – Paddy Leahy, Coaching Officer – Shane Stack, Development Officer – Brian Stack, Scor Officer – Tara Mulvihill, Health & Wellbeing Officer – Katie Galvin, County Board Delegate – Eddie Joe Mulvihill, North Kerry Board Delegates – Michael Walsh & Aine Cronin. Senior Team Manager is Diarmuid Fitzmaurice along with Selector Michael Walsh. Senior Team Captain is Aidan Keane and Vice-Captain is Micheal Woods. Junior Team Manager is Paddy Leahy with Selectors TBC. U21 Selectors are Joe O’ Keeffe and Mike Ahern. Minor Selector will be Tommy O’ Donoghue with a second selector TBC. All team captains excluding the Senior Team are TBC. If anyone is interested in becoming Public Relations Officer for the Club please contact any Committee Member.
KERRY CCE
Meetings were held in the past week regarding both Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí Thrá Lí and Fleadh na Mumhan Listowel. Both meetings made great progress in preparing for these important Fleadhanna. Fleadh Cheoil Chiarraí have now put together their programme and it will be great to see such great Traditional groups and Ceili bands taking to the street in Tralee. Some of the entertainment will include Trad Bands No Strings Attached and Seven Glens both young and vibrant Trad Bands as well as Uí Bhriain and Johnny Reidy Ceilí Band playing for Ceili. The Fleadh committee must be congratulated on their approach and the way they are going about hosting this event. All those who qualified for this year’s Comhairle na Mumhan Ceolan Geimhridh 2016 are at present practicing we wish them all the best. This will take place on Sunday 14th February at the Hazelwood College Dromcollogher, Co Limerick.Fleadh na Mumhan committee will confirm their venues shortly and also their programme. There is a lot of work going on at present setting out the ground work and putting everything in order. The programme will shortly be available. RTÉ 1 Series starting on Friday 22nd January at 8.30pm
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NORTH KERRY GAA P.R.O. MAIREAD O’SULLIVAN
Mobile: 086 3689061 | Email: osullivan_mairead@yahoo.com KIERAN CORRIDAN MEMORIAL INTERMEDIATE CUP Sponsored by South of Ireland Waste Disposal Final Replay: Clounmacon 0.10 v Ballydonoghue 0.08 Report by Maurice Mannix: Clounmacon won the Kieran Corridan Memorial Intermediate Cup, with a two point win victory over Ballydonoghue in O Rahilly Park Ballylongford on Sunday 11th January. It took a replay to separate these two sides and again in this replay there was very little between them. Ballydongohue were first to score with a point by Jack Foley, Chris Lyons with a free equalised for Clounmacon. Clounmacon were guilty of wasting no fewer that five scoring chances during the first quarter and Ballydongohue were much more economical taking the chances that came their way with points by Geroid Kissane and Padraig Lyons and Dermot O Connor. Cloumacon found their composure and went on a scoring spree with points from Seamie Twomey, Paudie Quinn and Chris Lyons. A free for Ballydonoghue by Padraig Lyons followed by two more points added to the scoreboard by Clounmacon’s Chris Lyons and Seamie Twomey gave Clounmacon a point lead at the half time whistle. Second half and again it was Man of the Match Clounmacons Chris Lyons who got the scoreboard working with a point. Jim Cremin kept Ballydongohue in touch with a good point from distance. Exchanges at this stage were tense all over the pitch with both sides trying to take control of the game. It was Clounmacon who found the resolve to push further ahead with points by Jack Twomey and Paudie Quinn. Ballydonoghue attacked in numbers but their only score was a point from a free by Padraig Lyons and Clounmacon were crowned Champions with a scoreline of Clounmacon 0.10 v Ballydonoghue 0.08. Man of the Match was sponsored by Tim Kennelly, Kennellys Bar and Garage Ballylongford which went to Chris Lyons Clounmacon.
Listowel Celtic U10's hosted Abbeyfeale for a challenge match in Tanavalla last Sat morning
JUNIOR CUP SPONSORED BY MOLONEY FINANCIAL SERVICES LISTOWEL Semi Finals: Ballylongford B 2.07 v Finuge B 0.05 | Duagh B 0.04 v Beale B 0.08 FINAL: Ballylongford v Beale - Sunday 7th February 2016 2pm E.T Venue T.B.C JOTTY HOLLY MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by O'Connor Hardware and Farm Supplies Duagh Division 2 Final: Sunday 31st January @ 1.30pm E.T Venue T.B.C. Ballylongford/Asdee -v- Beale v Knocknagoshel/Brosna NORTH KERRY U21 DENNEHY VETERINARY CLINIC DUAGH CHAMPIONSHIP Semi Final St Senans v Moyvane/Tarbert - Sunday 24th January @ 12 noon E.T. - Venue: Beale. Ballydonoghue v Knocknagoshel/Brosna - Sunday 24th January @ 2pm E.T. - Venue: Moyvane NOVICE CUP Semi Finals: Brosna B v Listowel Emmets C - T.B.C. St Senans C v Knockanure on Sunday 31st January @ 2pm E.T Venue: Duagh. MCGRATH CUP Congratulations to Conor Cox of Listowel Emmets who came on as a substitute and scoring 2 points in Kerry's McGrath Cup victory against Tipperary last Sunday.
The recent Ballyheigue Races which took place on the 27th of December. Paddy Gentleman (front center) attended the races for the 46th consecutive year. More photos and info on the Ballyheigue Races Facebook page www.facebook.com/ballyheigueraces Pictured are (Back L-R) Jimmy Casey, Delia Casey, Liam O'Mahony, Maurice Stack. (Front L-R) Paddy Gentleman, Brendan Gentleman. Photo Damien Casey.
NORTH KERRY FOOTBALL BOARD CONVENTION The North Kerry Football Board Convention will take place on Tuesday 1st March at 8pm in Christys The Square, Listowel, all positions on the board are contestable but there are currently vacant position of P.R.O, Vice Chairman and Cultural Officer. Nominations must be returned to the Board before Wednesday 10th February 2016 and motions outside of fixtures must be returned by Monday 22nd February. As per last year proposals for fixtures will be taken and a meeting on the fixtures structure will be held after convention. Thanking you all again for your continued co-operation. Coiste na nOg convention will take place on Wednesday 2nd March at 8pm in Christys The Square, Listowel
Ballybunion lads who took part in the charity soccer tournament to raise funds for the Irish Heart Foundation in memory of Jack O'Sullivan. This was held in the Community Centre and was a huge success. Well done to the organisers and supporters. Photo by Marie Rohan
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Deadline tue 4.00pm 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. PMcE
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. PMcE
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. E.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. PMcE
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. J.F.
PRECIOUS MOTHER OF JESUS Mother of Devine Grace, You can find a way where there is no way, please hear my prayer and grant my request. Amen. Say 6 times daily for 3 days. PMcE
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Ask St Clare for 3 favours, one business and two impossible. Say 9 Hail Mary’s for 9 days with a lighted candle. Pray whether you believe or not, finish on the 9th day. Powerful Novena say May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored, glorified now and forever throughout the world. Amen. Your request will be granted no matter how impossible it may seem. PMcE
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. N.M.
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