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Friday 10th June 2016 Vol. 9 Issue 22

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SAFE TRACTOR DRIVING SKILLS TRAINING FOR 14-16 OLDS

“CREATING SAFETY AWARENESS AMONGST TEENAGERS WORKING WITH TRACTORS” With summer arrived we can all see the increased usage of farm tractors / machinery on farms. Health & Safety on the farms is extremely important, and creating safety awareness amongst teenagers working with tractors is vital. With that in mind every year North, East and West Kerry Development in conjunction with the Farm Families Committee & Farm Relief Services deliver Safe Tractor Skills Training which is geared towards 14-16 year olds boys and girls. The courses run for one day in the local area marts – • • • •

Listowel Mart – Monday 27th June Castleisland Mart – Tuesday 28th June Tralee Mart – Wed 29th June Dingle Mart – Monday 4th July

All aspects of safety awareness among teenagers working with tractors on farms are covered including: - Safety checks before starting - Setting up a good driving position - Safe driving - Hitching various farm machinery to the tractor - safely - Operating trailed machinery from tractor - safely - Checking the terrain - Practical driving skills (for use on the farm ) - First Aid etc. Certification is from Farm Relief Services with recognition from the Farm Safety Partnership and the Health & Safety Authority. The cost is €35 per person / a reduced cost of €20 per person applies if a family is in receipt of a Social Welfare / RSS / TUS / CE etc. payment. Places are limited. To register your place phone John on 066 7120877

NEW MARITIME CENTRE OPENING IN FENIT

Brian O’Sullivan of O’Sullivan’s Marine, launches Tralee Bay Maritime Centre this week in the former Tralee Bay Sailing School premises in Fenit. Brian plans to fully utilise this fantastic facility and will run it on a private, commercial basis. He has over 36 years’ experience in the maritime sector including the running of O’Sullivan’s Marine boat sales, boat building, boat repairs, engine maintenance, in store and on-line chandlery shop (www.osm.ie) and boat surveying. On a personal level he has a love for all water based activities, especially keelboat racing and is often frustrated that there isn’t easier access to the water in Ireland, an Island nation. He said “I am adamant that water activities and courses for all ages (7+) will be more accessible to everyone. You do not need to be a member of a club or have deep pockets to try a new water-sport or get on the water”.

IMAGINE LIGHTS UP KERRY`S BROADBAND BLACK SPOTS

Homes and businesses across Kerry’s broadband black spots will no longer have to wait for High Speed Broadband. Following the announcement by Imagine, in the coming weeks, the first 110 town lands in the county, that have been waiting for high speed broadband, will be connected to Imagine’s New National LTE Fibre Network. Up to now getting high speed broadband, using the existing phone lines to connect to fibre, was dependent on the planned upgrade of the eir network and local exchange to fibre. But even then this is limited to homes and business close to the network or the local exchange. In regional and rural areas this has left thousands of homes and businesses unsure when and if they will be able to get connected. These homes can now check the initial coverage at imagine.ie. Instead of having to use the copper network to connect homes to fibre enabled exchanges Imagine are using the very latest next generation wireless technology “Advanced LTE” to connect homes and businesses directly to the nearest fibre point on their network. This means that the service is not limited to areas close to an exchange and can be provided to anyone within a coverage area of up to 13Km. What can you expect? While the minimum speed that Imagine will connect you at is 30MB and depending on your location can be up to 100MB existing LTE customers in Kildare and Cork where the service was deployed in the last few months are getting on average 65Mb download and 6MB upload. To ensure that every customer gets the service they expect each area is connected on a phased basis with the number of users restricted to 400 homes in each phase. So if you need or want high speed broadband you need to register your interest. Speaking of the announcement Brian O'Donohoe, Commercial Director of Imagine said “LTE is a game changer in delivering high speed broadband service to Regional and Rural Ireland. In Australia, Germany, France, China and Japan LTE is used as an alternative or to replace existing copper lines to deliver NGA broadband services and is the quickest and most efficient way to meet the demand and need in Rural and Regional Ireland.” The feedback from our prelaunch in Kildare and Cork is that this is life changing for families, businesses and rural communities. We are excited about bringing these benefits to rural communities in Kerry.” In addition to Kerry, Imagines LTE Network will be going live in areas in Galway, Wexford, Limerick and further areas in Cork and Kildare this month. What can you do to get Imagine in your area! Whether as an individual, a business or community Imagine are inviting anyone who lives in a broadband black spot to register their interest in getting the service to their area today. To ensure that your area is prioritised you and your neighbours can register on imagine.ie. Initial Kerry town lands being covered: Lixnaw, Ballyduff, Ballybunion,Six Crosses, Causeway, Abbeydorney, Clahane Cross, Coolruane, Cunnigare, Ballinageragh, Clandouglas, Greenville, Listowel, Ballincloher North, Ballincloher South, Garrybawn and more. Pictured are Shane Diver, Daniel Frawley, Ian O’Sullivan of Imagine LTE with Michael Healy Rae outside the Listowel Arms Hotel last week discussing to rollout of Imagine’s LTE Fibre Broadband

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LIXNAW HURLING CLUB Results; U14 County Hurling League Div 2 Final Lixnaw; 7- 13 - Crotta; 3 - 8 Fixtures for the week ahead: U13- Lixnaw V Ballyheigue in Lixnaw on Tuesday June 7th at 6-30pm. U11; Lixnaw V Ardfert in Lixnaw on Friday June 10th at 6-30pm. ALL IRELAND FEILE; The u14 All Ireland Feile Hurling finals are on the weekend of June 17/18ht. Feile provides an opportunity for u14 players to participate in an annual Festival of Hurling/Camogie where clubs get to experience playing against teams from other Counties/Provinces. Lixnaw are based in Dungarvan where they will be hosted by a local club, namely Bricky Rangers. The following are their fixtures for the Feile; Friday 17th at 4-30pm-Lixnaw V Ballyduff Upper(Waterford). Friday 17th at 5-30pm Lixnaw V Turin(Westmeath). Saturday 18TH at 10-30am, Lixnaw V Brickey Rangers (Waterford). The quarter final will take place on Saturday evening 18th and the semi and final are held on Sunday morning June 19th. The team have prepared well for the challenge and are very much looking forward to the occasion. Good luck to the team and management. Enjoy. U14 County Hurling League Final; The u14s made up for their defeat in the final of the Feile with a convincing 7-13 to 3-8 win over Crotta in the final of the County League Div 2. Played in Abbeydorney, Lixnaw played with the aid of the breeze in the opening half and opened their account with points from Captain Evan McCarthy and Eoin Stack. Aodhan Shanahan got in for Lixnaws first goal in the tenth and the same played opened the gap further with his second in the twenty third minute. The teams went in at half time with Lixnaw leading 2-9 to 0-3. It was all over bar the shouting early in the second half when Mikey Kelliher rifled home his first of four second half goals and even though Crotta never gave up the ghost it was over as a contest long before the final whistle. After the game Ger Hussey, on behalf of the Kerry Coiste na nOg presented the trophy to very happy and worthy Lixnaw captain Evan McCarthy. Congratulations to Mickey Kelliher who finished the game with 4-6 to his credit therefore winning the Man of the Match award sponsored by Foleys Galaexpress. The panel included: Jack Leen, Keltyn Molloy, Ciaran Walsh, Robert O’Brien, Jason Buckley, Philip Shortland, Darragh Conway, Sean O’Donnell Power, Jake Brosnan, Evan McCarthy, Josh Brosnan, Aodhan Shanahan, Shaun Shanahan, Mikey Kelliher, Eoghan Stack, Cian McMahon, Jack Goggin, Christopher O’Sullivan, Arron Mahoney, Darren O’Brien, Bryan Allen, Billy Stack, Darren O’Brien. Scorers; Mikey Kelliher; 4-4. Aodhan Shanahan; 2-1. Eoin Stack; 0-3; Josh Brosnan; 1-0. Evan McCarthy; 0-2. Jake Brosnan; 0-1. Darragh Conway; 0-1. Well done also to the team management of Trainer Johnny Conway, Amanda Brosnan and Joe Flaherty. U11S; the u11s lost to Ballyduff in the North Kerry league last Friday evening. They put in a decent performance but Ballyduff were too strong overall and finished deserving winners. Next up for Lixnaw are Ardfert in Lixnaw next Friday night where a win will be quiet welcome. GOOD LUCK; to Eoin Stack, Josh Brosnan and Robert O’Brien who compete in the Munster Schools Hurling Skills competition finals in Mallow on this coming Wednesday June 8th. Results; North Kerry Senior Hurling Championship Lixnaw; 1-15 Ballyduff; 2-18 Fixtures; County Senior Hurling League Lixnaw V Ballyheigue in Ballyheigue on Sun June 12th in Ballyheigue SENIORS Even with home advantage the seniors made a tame exit from the North Kerry championship going down to Ballyduff by 2-18 to 1-15. Two

points separated the teams at half time, 1-8 to 0-9 in favour of Ballyduff. A Mike Conway goal ten minutes into the second gave Lixnaw the lead 1-11 to 1-9 but it got no better than that as Ballyduff soon levelled with two pointed frees. They followed up with their second goal from a penalty and went on from there to finish six point winners. POC FADA Well done to David Silles(senior) and Michael Dennehy(u16) who both competed in the Kerry County Finals of Poc Fada on the Kerrryhead mountains last Sunday. Both came in creditable second place, congratulations to both. EXAMS Good luck to all pupils who will be sitting the Leaving and Junior Cert exams this Wednesday. Hope all the right question come up for you. LIXNAW HURLING CLUB; Jackpot; €3,100. Numbers drawn; 6, 14, 21, 31. No Jackpot winner. €20 Caroline Foley, Abbeydorney. Catherine Allen, Clogher Drive. Jim Cronin, Bealkilla. Patrick Lyons, Ballintogher. Mary Stack, Brehan. Next draw Anglers Rest bar Finuge on Monday for a Jackpot of €3,200. CILLARD CAMOGIE CLUB Training for girls aged 5yrs to 12yrs every Friday evening 6.30 to 7.30 in Kilmoyley sports field. Cost 2 Euro per player. Any girls interested in playing camogie is invited to come along to try it out. For further information Contact Secretary Margaret Carroll 086 8800526. DATES FOR CEMETERY MASSES Dysert Cemetery – on Friday, July 22nd 8.15pm. Kilfeighney Cemetery Friday, July 29th 8pm. Kiltomey Cemetery Mass – on Mon. Aug. 1st (Bank Holiday Mon) at 8pm. LIXNAW COMMUNITY TEXT ALERT NETWORK Will hold a public meeting in the Community Centre on Monday June 13th at Text 8.00pm. Development officer of Muintir Na Tire Mr Diarmuid Cronin will do a presentation on how the the Text Alert System works and he will demonstrate the positive benefits of having this system in operation in our area. It has been proven that this system works in the prevention of crime. We would appreciate a large crowd on the night from all parts of Lixnaw and surrounding areas. If you cannot attend there will be another meeting in Dromclough School on Wednesday June 15th at 8.00pm. ANNUAL CLOTHES COLLECTION DO YOU WANT YOUR WARDROBE CLEANED OUT? Please leave at the Parish House your new – used unwanted men’s, women’s, children’s clothing, household textiles, ie. (curtains, towels etc), shoes, handbags, belts and soft toys (any condition once they are clean). Between this weekend and Wednesday, June 15th. As usual all funds go to help with parish debt. Mobile phones and laptops will also be welcome. Please note: no duvets or pillow covers please. CCE LEAC SNAMHA We wish the very best of luck to our Leaving and Junior Cert members and it reminds us of the fantastic commitment these Leaving cert members and their parents have given to our comhaltas branch. A reminder again that our Féile Cheoil will take place on 18/19th June and we urge as many parents as possible to support us over this weekend.Following the exams it will be all systems go for Fleadh na Mumhan preparations which will be held in Listowel on 16th/17th July. The Ceolann Hall and rooms are available for hire for parties, meetings ect, any enquiries to Bridie Stack, Secretary on 7132462/086 1642373. Remember keep up to date on all county comhaltas information on www.kerrycomhaltas.ie, kerryccé facebook page and tweet @kerrycomhaltas. Slán tamall.

LISTOWEL RECENT DEATHS Mary Gore, Charles Street. Mike Deegan, Rusheen, Ballylongford. Michael O Donoghue, Manchester late of Charles Street. ANNIVERSARY REMEMBRANCE Sonny McCarthy, Gortnaminch. Mike (Cork Mick) Collins, Baile O Dubhda & Cork. Martin & Margaret Nash. Johnny Murphy, Greenville & Arus Mhuire & David Lynch, Greenville & Blarney. Mary Kenny, Church Street. OLD OR BROKEN MOBILE PHONES FOR NANO NAGLE Please drop into Denise in the Parish Office or contact Frank Greaney on 087 2536120 TRADITIONAL MUSIC LESSONS WITH ANNE MCAULIFFE Resumed in the Seanchai Centre Listowel. Instruments taught include Accordeon, Concertina, Whistle, Flute, Fiddle, etc. Beginners and advanced welcome. Contact 0876736337 and Comhaltas Facebook page. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL LISTOWEL Bingo continues every Sunday night at the Plaza Listowel at 8pm. We would love to hear from anyone male or female who would be interested in becoming a member. Training will be given. For details please phone 068 57280 any Wednesday morning, all day Thurs & Friday morning IRISH STEP DANCING CLASSES BALLYBUNION On every Saturday in the Cove Youth cafe, Ballybunion. U8 at 11am, U12 at 12 midday, teenagers & adults at 1.30pm. This is an opportunity to learn jigs, reels, hornpipe or many other traditional steps. COME AND VISIT THE LARTIGUE MONORAIL THIS SUMMER Our visiting times are: May 1st to September 10th, daily 1pm to 4.30pm September 18th to September 30th, daily from 1pm to 4.30pm Join us for a unique demonstration journey, a visit our Museum and a viewing 100-yearold film of the original Listowel-Ballybunion Railway. DESIGNER MINDS Will be running a Primary Science, Design and Technology Summer Camp in Listowel. 1 week of hands-on STEAM activities, for kids who love to design, build and experiment. Visit www.designerminds.ie or call Helena on 087 631 0411. LISTOWEL CASTLE IS OPENED FOR THE SUMMER SEASON Free guided tours each day until 6th September Tel: 086385721. RING OF KERRY CHARITY CYCLE Help us to Help Others - Volunteers needed for the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on Saturday July 2nd, - Stewards, helpers at Food Station and Cyclists registration. Please phone SouthWest Counselling Centre at 064 6636416. PRAYERS FOR ALL DOING EXAMS We want to wish all doing their State Exams the best of luck and every blessing. All will be remembered at our daily mass each day here at St. Mary’s Church. FOUNDATION SPORTS SUMMER SOCCER CAMPS At Listowel Celtic 4th-6th July 12-14yrs & 11th-13th July 15-17yrs 10:30 - 3pm Book Now on 087 1515627 €50 per player. YOGA CLASSES LISTOWEL Classes continue on Tuesdays only starting from June 7th. Times 6.30 - 8pm and 8.30 - 10pm. They are in The Listowel Arms Hotel and its Pay Per Class. Contact Michael on 087 2700518 or visit www.kerryyoga.ie LISTOWEL BRANCH KERRY HOSPICE URGENTLY NEED VOLUNTEERS For sale of Sunflowers on Friday 10th June & Saturday 11th. Please contact John Croghan on 0851032343 or Jenny Tarrant 0863934134 or any Committee member if anyone can spare 1 or 2 hours to help support this very important cause. Thank you to all for on going support THE JUNE MEETING OF THE ALZHEIMERS CARERS SUPPORT GROUP Is at 12.30 on Tuesday June 14 at Listowel Family Resource Centre KERRY COMMUNITY GAMES FINALS Will take place Saturday and Sunday 11th and 12th June. Please contact Kevin Lynch on 087-9745341 for further information A SET CEILI WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SEANCHAI CENTRE, LISTOWEL On Friday June 24th at 9.30pm. Music by Donie Nolan. Refreshments served. All welcome.

Dromclough pupils, Gearoid O Sullivan, Adam Lynch, Mark McElligott, Dylan Callaghan and Aiden Callaghan with their teacher Kevin Enright who won silver in the relays at the Primary School Sports in Castleisland

TEA/COFFEE MORNING Will take place in St. Joseph's Dayroom, Listowel Community Hospital on Wednesday 15th June from 10.30am - 12.00pm. All proceeds in aid of social activities for residents in Listowel Community Hospital. All are very welcome

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TARBERT TARBERT SIP, SUP AND PAINT NIGHT With Viveca on Saturday June 25, at 7.30pm €25 A €5 deposit to be paid before night to secure a place. Learn how to paint on canvas step by step and discover your hidden talents. Canvas and paint supplied, light supper with wine or tea/coffee, Lots of fun and well worth a go. To book your place call in to us here at Tarbert Bridewell or phone us on 068 36500. SIAMSA TIRE Auditions for young people aged 7 – 12 on Saturday, June, 11, from 10am to 2pm at Siamsa Tíre Theatre. Audition is by appointment only, so please call 066)7123055 to make an appointment.

Beale Football Club had a great A M. A M. at Ballybunion Golf Club - the winners were the Jodi Fitzmaurice team. Frank Bennett photojournalist 068-28954

KILFLYNN CARE GROUP The Abbeydorney/Kilflynn Care Group Annual summer outing is to Kilkee, Co.Clare this year which is on Sunday 12th June. Busses depart both villages at 10.00am sharp. DO THE BEST IN EXAMS May your path be smooth & easy let your success come true, That's my best wishes to you! POC FADA Well done to Sean Murnane who represented the Crotta Hurling Club and aqquitted himself well in the Comórtas Poc Fada Chiarraí 2016 at Kerry Head Mountain on Sunday 5th June. Last years champion Shane Nolan didn't take part in the Senior competition due a injury. Gavin Dooley Causeway won The u 16 competition with the senior going to Stephen Murphy also Causeway. Congratulations lads. KILFLYNN VINTAGE RALLY The Kilflynn Vintage Weekend is fast approaching, celebrating our 20th anniversary with Honda 50 & Vintage Car Run Friday June 17th, Vintage Tractor Run Saturday June 18th, Vintage Rally Sunday June 19th. DECORATED EGG COMPETITION The Kilflynn Vintage Club are once again sponsoring a painted and decorated egg competition. This year the competition will be open to all primary schools in the County. The cost of entry is €2-00 per child, they can enter both categories and as many eggs as they wish. There are two simple rules, painted eggs can only be painted using any colouring material, no addition of eyes or any other embellishments, decorated eggs are the same as for the painted ones except these eggs can have any additional material stuck to them. The upper age limit is eleven and a half, provided the child is still at primary level. Entries should have the child’s name, age, address and name of their school. €2-00 should be stuck inside the carton and marked as ‘Fragile Eggs’ and posted to the organiser Mr. T. Le Cuirot, Fahavane, Kilflynn, Co. Kerry to reach me by the 16th June. Eggs should be hard boiled, and if using supermarket eggs, they should be lightly sanded before boiling as they have a light coating of wax on them and won’t take the paint. The €2-00 entry fee is to cover administration and return of post for any awards the entries receive. PIETA HOUSE provides one to one counselling, free of charge, for people who have thoughts of suicide, have attempted suicide & people who engage in self harm. Please contact 066 7163660. Pieta House, 28 Moyderwell, Tralee. KILFLYNN ENCHANTED FAIRY FESTIVAL The Kilflynn Enchanted Fairy Festival takes place on 25th & 26th of June 2016 in Kilflynn village. It is a great family day out with plenty to do and see. The festival consists of a Parade on Saturday evening at 7:30pm followed by activities along the fairy trail on Sunday starting at noon. ABBEYDORNEY GOLF SOCIETY Change of dates & times to next outing due to clashes with hurling championship and other events . New fixture is O'Mahonys Point, Killarney on Sunday the 19th June from 12.30 to 2.00p.m . Hope this doesn't effect too many . As we're trying to accommodate all. We hope too see everyone for this outing NB, Again as always we will need starters so anyone that hasn't done it in last 12 months please put your names forward tru text to me or Patricia.

CYCLING The Local Crotta Cycling Group will continue their cycling trips on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Starting from Barry's in Crotta at 6:30 p.m. All are welcomed even if you are a novice cyclist or have not cycled for a number of years. You can start with a few miles and progress from there. Enquiries to Graham Harris 0894528603 or Michael Barry 086-2571230 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. U-10 HURLING BLITZ The North Kerry Hurling Board U 10 Blitz on Saturday 11th June is postponed & will be rescheduled for another date to be decided later. Under 10 Blitz (2) in Ardfert Saturday 23/07/16 commencing 10.00 am Under 10 Blitz (3) in Tralee. Saturday 10/09/16 commencing 10.00 am. SOCCER Congratulations to Crotta Hurler Sean Weir and his Rattoo team mates who captured the Denny Premier B cup on Saturday evening last at Mounthawk Park, Tralee with a 3-1 victory over Inter Kenmare in the final replay. The victories captain was John Paul Leahy, Laccamore. TABLE QUIZ St. Senans Coiste Na Nog will hold a quiz night at the Halfway Bar this Friday night the 10th of June at 9pm, to fundraise for all underage activities occurring during the year. Table of 4 will cost €40 with great prizes and refreshments on the night. CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the Independent observer, Deirdre Herbert, Castletown, Kilflynn on Monday Night 6th June in Herbert's Bar, Kilflynn were 6,19,30 and 31. There was No winner of €4,300 Jackpot. The following won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Crotta Senior Hurler Francis Keane, Lixnaw, Tom Long, Abbeydorney and Anne-Marie Sheehan, Castletown, Kilflynn. The next draw will take place in Parker's Pub, Kilflynn, on Monday 13th June with a 4,400 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. CILLARD CAMOGIE CLUB Training for girls aged 5yrs to 12yrs every Friday evening 6.30 to 7.30 in Kilmoyley sports field. Cost 2 Euro per player. Any girls interested in playing camogie is invited to come along to try it out. For further information Contact Secretary Margaret Carroll 086 8800526 DARTS NEWS The winners of the weekly doubles darts tournament in Parker's Lounge bar, Kilflynn on Saturday night 4th June were Phil Morris and J.P Twomey who defeated Dermot Ryan and John Leahy in the final. The next tournament will take place in Parker's Lounge Bar on Saturday 11th June. Names in for 10.30pm. 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 Mondays.

FAMILY SPORTS I’m sure you’ll agree it has been too long since we had a good old fashioned field day. Tarbert GAA Club now proudly present Family Sports Day 2016, featuring a host of events to keep both the kids and the adults entertained. Put June 11, in your diary! 12.30pm to 5pm. TIDY TOWN The adjudication begins in early June so we seek the support of everybody in ensuring that all premises and surrounds are well presented and are weed free and litter free. Colourful flower displays enhance buildings and will add to the attractiveness of a streetscape. Tidy Towns embraces the entire community and all can play a part. It is important that all projects are completed in time and we look forward to your co-operation. Thank you. A SET CEILI WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SEANCHAI CENTRE, LISTOWEL On Friday June 24th at 9.30pm. Music by Donie Nolan. Refreshments served. All welcome. TARBERT POST OFFICE Sterling and Dollars (commission free) are now available on order at your local Post Office. CEAD MILE FAILTE Tarbert U14 Féile team host the Fermanagh champions – Enniskillen Gaels in our homes on June 24, 25 and 26. To raise funds, all roads lead to our GAA sports field on Saturday June 11, for a Family Fun Day from 12.30-5pm. There will be various events for age groups from U4 to U16 and fun adult races. It includes glamorous granny, bonny baby, face painting, wellie throwing, obstacle course, penalty shootout, long kick, crossbar challenge, sack races, egg and spoon races and three legged races. Lots of enjoyment in store for the young and the not so young! Put it in your diary. Please come along. TARBERT GAA GAA Lotto : There was no winner of last week’s lotto draw. The numbers drawn were 3, 7, 9 16. Lucky Dip winners were John O’Connor, Kevin O’Connell, Stella Enright, John Coleman, Alan Griffin, Kayla Kiely. Next week’s draw takes place in Savage’s Bar with a jackpot of €4,900. Thanks to all those who continue to support the Lotto. County League : Tarbert suffered another defeat in the county league last weekend against Beale on a scoreline of 4-7 to 0-9. The team are going through a difficult period at present due to the unavailability of players for various reasons and to be fair to Mike Wren and his management team they are doing their utmost to manage the situation. Tarbert take on St. Pat’s Blennerville next Saturday in Shannon Park at 7pm and your support would be appreciated. Tarbert juniors take on Ardfert this Friday evening in the county junior league in Shannon Park. Coiste na nOg : Tarbert U-12 team were defeated by Finuge last weekend on a scoreline of 5-12 to 1-6. The team are away this Sunday evening to Beale in Ballybunion. Feile Field Day : As part of the fund raising efforts for Feile Tarbert Coiste na nOg are organising a Family Sports Day to be held in Shannon Park this Saturday June 11th between 12.30 and 5pm. Events will include Egg and Spoon race, Sack racing, Slow Bicycle race, Penalty shoot out, and many more track and field events. This promises to be a great days entertainment and your support would be appreciated. Camp : Date for your diary is the upcoming football Cul camp, which will be held in Tarbert on Monday 15th August to Friday 19th August.

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BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE/BEALE GAA LOTTO RESULTS The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Monday 6th June was held in "Kilcoolys Bar". The numbers drawn were 2,9,11,23 and there was no winner of the €2150 Jackpot. The Lucky Dip winners are:€40 – Edward Dillane, c/o JP Walsh, Kilcooly’s €30 – Jim Sheehy, Croagh, Co. Limerick c/o Community Center €20 – Ava Fraher, c/o Courtney’s 5 Free Tickets – Chiara Finan, Limerick, c/o Courtney’s Next week's draw will be held in " Mikey Joe’s Bar" on Sunday 12th June at 10pm and the Jackpot is €2200. Ballybunion Community Centre & Beale GAA would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets. BEALE GAA Beale seniors secured the points against Tarbert in the County League, Division 3, in sun-drenched Ballybunion on Saturday evening. Tarbert, with the aid of the breeze opened the scoring and while we raised the green flag early in the game, we did not score our first point until the twenty seventh minute. We had some good passages of play but tended to be wasteful upfront and went into the interval with our noses barely in front, 1-2 to 0-3. On the changeover, we never looked in danger and with two further goals it was game over. Final score: Beale 47, Tarbert 0-9. Beale lined out as Seán Dee, Killian Walshe-O’Boyle, Neilus Mulvihill, Colm Kissane, Shane Joy, Paul Collins, Philly Blake, Jeremy King, Pádraig Murphy, Dan Ellis, James McMahon, Barry O’Mahony and Ian Mannix. Substitutes: Rory Mulvihill for Colm Kissane (inj), Matt Moran for Killian Walshe-O’Boyle (inj), Ian Blake for Darragh Buckley (inj), Cillian Courtney for Barry O’Mahony, Jamie Culloty for Dan Ellis and Alan Breen Next up is Ballydonoghue in Coolard on Saturday evening at 7o’clock. We host Gneeveguilla in Ballybunion on June 19th. We await details of the refixture of our game against Ardfert. Beale play Listry in the semi-final of the Junior Club Championship. The other semi-final sees Fossa play Scartaglin. We are drawn to play Ballydonoghue in the semi-final of the North Kerry League, Division 1, in Ballylongford. Date to be confirmed. Beale juniors conceded the points to Charlie Kerins in Group 6 of the County Junior League . Our last game is scheduled for June 17th when we host Tarbert in Ballybunion. Beale GAA hosted our annual Golf Classic in Ballybunion Golf Club on Friday last in glorious sunshine. All who played enjoyed a great day’s golf and the winners were Jodie Fitzmaurice, Eamonn Fitzmaurice, Mike Keane and Pat Sheehan. Runners-up were Jack Farrell, Pat Ryan, Patie O’Mahony and Declan Horan. Special thanks to Ballybunion Golf club for making this superb venue available to us. To the teams and sponsors who have supported us over the years, thank you for your continued patronage. Without your support, the Golf Classic would not be such a great success. Beale GAA extend best wishes to everyone sitting the Leaving Cert and Junior Cert examinations, beginning this week. ST. JOSEPHS SECONDARY SCHOOL STATE EXAMS - We wish the very best of luck to the Junior Cert and Leaving Cert classes who will be beginning their exams in the next week. Hoping that last minute study goes really well for them and that they may do very well in their exams. SCHOOL CHANGES - The Staff and students of St.Joseph's Secondary School, Ballybunion were delighted to welcome back Mr. O'Donovan to work as Principal of the school on last Thursday morning last May 26th. He is now recovered from a very serious illness. Wishing him the best of good health in the future

years. We wish to thank Mrs. Cummins for her work as Acting Principal. We would like to wish bon voyage to Frau Tekinaslan and to all our International students who are returning home in the next few weeks. Also all the staff who have been working in our school throughout 2015/2016 and have left the staff since. Wishing them all the very best of luck for their future lives. BALLYBUNION CAR BOOT SALE IS BACK After a very successful return of the Car Boot Sale on Sunday the next Car Boot takes place on Sunday 19th June from 10am – 2pm at the community centre. €1 admission and children go free. For information on selling, please contact 089 2262383. All proceeds go to Tir na nOg Childcare Centre. BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE HOST “THE LEGENDS OF DARTS” The Legends of Darts – Bobby George, Dennis Priestley, Eric Bristow, Wayne Mardle – are coming to Ballybunion Community Centre on August 7th. For your chance to witness, meet and even challenge the pros, book a ticket now. Tickets cost €15 Classic, €30 VIP, €50 Family. Email ballybcomcentre@gmail.com /phone 068-27799/text 089-4086723 or call in to Ballybunion Community Centre. FREE IT CLASSES AVAILABLE For all those interested in free IT classes please contact Mary on 087 7826432 for further information. COMMUNITY GAMES In spite of cold weather there was a fantastic turnout at the recent Community Games athletic competition with over 70 participating. As the county finals take place at the Riocht A.C. track in Castleisland on June 11th & 12th training will take place every Thursday evening at the sportsfield from 7pm to 8pm. 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. HAPPY SUMMER ART CAMP The Cottage Studio Gallery, Cinema Lane will hold their Summer Art Camp from Tuesday 19th July to Thursday 21st July from 10am – 1pm. Advance booking is essential – you can contact Marie on 086 0664435 or thehappyartist@gmail.com CRAZY GOLF, CHECKERS CAFE & PIZZERIA Crazy Golf will be open Daily for the summer season from 12pm till 8pm with the new addition of Foot Pool. We are also taking bookings for children's baking and crazy golf birthday parties. Please Contact Marie on 087 6415513 A WALK TO REMEMBER A Walk To Remember Carol on her 21st Birthday. Please join us to remember your loved ones on July 9th 2016 @2pm on Ladies Beach Ballybunion. €5 registration fee in Aid of Intensive Care Unit University Hospital Kerry. More info from Breda 086 8148104. BALLYBUNION TOURIST OFFICE Would you like to volunteer a couple of hours to Ballybunion Tourist Office this summer? We are hoping to open 7 days a week for the months of July and August and rely heavily on the fantastic volunteers that we have. If you are interested in helping out, please contact us on 06825555 or drop in to the tourist office on the main street .It really is enjoyable and any bit helps. Thank You. 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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MARIAN HALL BLOTTO There was no winner of last Thursday night's draw. The numbers drawn were 12, 14, 27, 28. Lucky Dips: €100 Margaret McGlinchey, Kilcox, Lisselton. €50 Cindy Broderick, Ballygologue Park, Listowel. €20 each Martina Walsh, c/o Con Dillon's Bar, Listowel. Karen Broderick, Maid of Erin, Listowel. Nora Kennelly, Leitrim East, Listowel. Anne Scanlon, Upper Athea. Sheila Casey, Coolegrane, Brosna. FREE TICKETS: Cathy & John Hanrahan, Hillview, Moyvane. Pauline Hegarty, Lisselton. Michael O'Connor, Tarbert. Teresa O'Donoghue, Gurtcreen, Listowel. Sis & Jer Dore, Moyvane. This Thursday night's draw will be held at Bingo in the Marian Hall and the Jackpot is €5,500. REMEMBERING ZOE RELAY RUN TO DUBLIN Runners wanted for a once in lifetime experience. The Remembering Zoë Relay run to Dublin for Make a Wish Foundation will take place over the August bank holiday weekend July 29 - July 31. Day 1 : Abbeyfeale - Castleisland - Killarney - Macroom - Cork City - Fermoy - 170km Day 2 : Fermoy - Mitchelstown - Cahir - Clonmel - Kilkenny - Carlow - 161km Day 3 : Carlow - Castledermot - Newbridge - Naas - Rathcoole - Leopards town - 120kmIf interested in taking part or helping in any way on Day1, 2, 3 or on the 3 days please let us know.

MASSES FOR THE WEEK CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE: Friday, June 10 Special Mass of Thanksgiving at 7.30pm. This is in thanksgiving for all who helped Esther Foley in prayer and encouragement during her recent illness. Esther and Sean lovlingly wish to acknowledge that support and you are all invited to this Mass. Saturday June 11 Anniversary Mass at 8.30pm for Hughie Fitzmaurice, Leitrm Middle. Sunday, June 12 Anniversary Mass at 11.00am for John, Dan & Bridie Kearney, The Village.

CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE: Sunday, June 12 Mass at 10.00am for Paul Dalton, Athea, recently deceased.

A SET CEILI WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SEANCHAI CENTRE, LISTOWEL On Friday June 24th at 9.30pm. Music by Donie Nolan. Refreshments served. All welcome.

ARE YOU IN CRISIS There are several organizations who will help if you are under pressure and these include the newly formed West Limerick Crisis Intervention Team who can be reached on 085 1777631, the Mind Our Farm Families is a dedicated suicide and self-harm phone line 1890 130 022 between IFA and Pieta House. The phone line for IFA members will put farmers and their families in direct contact with a Pieta House trained therapist. Then there is the Samaritans on free call 116 123 or Console 1800 247247.

LOTTO DRAW The results of the recent weekly Ballyduff GAA Lotto Draws ar as follows; Monday MAY 23rd The numbers drawn were 1, 3, 14 & 15. There was no winner of the €1600 Jaxkpot and the following were the €50 Lucky Dip winners; Willlie O'Grady, Ardoughter . Mike Hussey, Ardoughter Tom Leen, Causeay TV DRAW; It's Lynch, 26 Meadow Lane. Maurice Sheehy, Londis Fodstore Mark Condon, C/o Cashen Diner

Monday May 30th: The numbers drawn were 3, 5, 16 & 26. There was no winner of the €1750 Jackpot and the following were the €50 Lucky Dip winners; Maurice O'Conor, Benmore Katie Joy, C\o Eddie Joy, Lady's Walk Helena O'Carroll, Clash, Causeway TV DRAW: Liam Boyl Snr., Balincrossig. Oran Daly, C/o Eileen Bunyan, 2 Tower Drive. Her O'Connor, Lacca The weekly Lotto Draw takes place on each Monday night and €150 is added to the Jackpot when it's not won. You may also play online at www.ballyduffgaa.com

HORSE FAIR Our annual Horse Fair will take place on this Sunday June 12th. As usual there will be traffic diviersions in place on the day and please obey all stewards. No ticket sellers are allowed unless Committee members are notified in advance and this includes local committees intending to sell tickets as this a family fun day and we don't ant the street loitered with ticket sellers. If you Jane any queries about the Horse Fair please contact any member of the Committee. Looking forward to seeing you all on the day.

CLOTHING DRIVE Sliabh a'Mhadra N.S is holding a Clothing Recycling Drive on June 16th. Please donate all your old clothes, shoes, belts, handbags, bed linen, towels and curtains. These bags of clothing can be placed in the school bicycle shelter on the he evening of June 15th or from early morning to 10.00am on Thursday June 16th. COMPUTER CLASSES Places are still available on the free computer classes commencing on Monday next June 13th from 10.00am to 12noon for four weeks. Please ring Buds on (066)7148883 for bookings. GRAVEYARD MASSES Killjury Graveyard on Wednesday June 15th at 7.30pm Derrico Graveyard on Wednesday June 22nd at 7.30pm St. John's Causeway on FridaybJuly 1st at 7.30pm

CARD RESULTS The results of the recent 41 Cars Drives held at McHale's Stretford End Bar, Causeay are as follows; The results of the recent 41 Cars Drives held at McHale's Stretford End Bar, Causeay are as follows; Monday May 22rd 1st - Joe Higgins & Brendan Harrington 2nd & 3rd Divided - John O'Halloran & Tim Browne Ann Walsh & Jane Colfer

TABLE PRIZES; Babe Shanahan & Eileen McCarthy. Angela O'Sulivan & Martin Whelan

Monday May 30th 1st - Owen & Mary Horgan 2nd - Jimmy Goggin & Tom Kennelly 3rd Divided - Babe Shanahan & Eileen McCarthy Maurice Guerin & Peggy Carrollm John O'Halloran & Tim Browne TABLE PRIZES Roy Dineen & Mike Dowling. Donal & Kathleen O'Connell The 41 Card Drive continues on each Monday night commencing at 9.45p, sharp. All welcome

Christopher O Donoghue of the Moyvane Badminton Club who recently played for Ireland at the Glasgow International Games

COISTE NA NOG Ballyduff Coiste na nOg would like to extend sympathy to Tim Segal & family, Addergown on the death of Dan Segal(Tim's father) in St. Louis,

USA. It was another busy week in the sports field. The U6's, U8's and U10's continue their training regime in both hurling & football. The U10's head to Coolard on this Wednesday June 8th for a football blitz and all players are to be present at 6.40pm

The u11 hurlers captained by Ryan Whelan had a great win over Lixnaw on Friday night last to emerge as joint winners of Division 1. This young group of players have performed well all year and there are big things in store for this team. Congratulations to the players & mentors. The u12 hurlers were out in Ballyheigue on Saturday morning last for a blitz which was played in perfect conditions. Our boys lost their first game to Atdfert however they went on to win against Ballyheigue and Crotta. It was a great achievement considering some of the boys were on their school tour on Friday while others had played & trained with other age groups on Friday evening.

The u12 footballers were away to Ballyheigue on Sunday evening . The u12's were unlucky to concede two late goals which saw them lose 5 15 to 4 - 10. It wasn't all doom & gloom as the Colts managed to secure a win against a second Ballyheigue team. Tuesday May 31st saw the start of the u13 hurling tournament. The hurlers onc again travelled not take on Ballyheigue. It was a tightly contested game with the visitors eventually pulling away to win on a score line of 2 - 5 to 1 - 3. The u14 hurlers continue their training schedule in preparation for Feile which takes place in two weeks . The Ballyduff boys will be based in Cappawhite, Tipperary

Finally fundraising continues in the effort to complete the new ball wall development at the sportsfield and support is still needed. Please visit the website www.ballyduffballwall.com if you are interested in helping out. You can donate directly on the website or you can contact the fundraising committee through Noel Browne (085)7805495, Mary Joe O'Connor (086)0651451 or Charlie Farrell (087)2835819. Contributions are greatly appreciated and will go a long way to furthering the youth sporting experience in Ballyduff. Also we have received the first shipment of the widely anticipated Ballyduff gear with the remainder scheduled to arrive before the weekend. The gear will be distributed during the week. Some gear will be available to purchase next week at the Horse Fair as the Ball Wall committee will have a stand.

BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS Senior Football: Ballyduff advanced to the semi-final of the Novice re out in Ballyheigue non Saturday morning last Championship when the defeated Cordal at Cordal on Saturday week last. Ballyduff made a whirlwind start to the game and were 1 - 2 up after three minutes with the goal from Jack Goulding and points from Mikey Boyle & David Goulding. Further points from Anthony O'Carroll, Barry O'Grady & Mikey Boyle saw Ballyduff lead 1 - 11 to 0 - 3 at half-time. Ballyduff added 1 - 1 soon after the restart but Cordal came more into the game and following a number of unanswered point reduced the gap to seven. Sean Browne made two great saves to keep them at bay and Mikey Boyle & Jack Goulding closed the scoring to leave Ballyduff victors on a 2 - 15 to 0 - 12. Paid Costello made a welcome return to the playing field after a long lay off through injury and it's nice to have you back Paud. Ballyduff team; Sean Browne; Thomas Slatery, Cathal Kearney, Paddy Moran; Johnny O'Regan, Anthomy O'Carroll, Aidan O'Carroll; Sean Costello, Evan Doyle; Eddie Joy, Jack Goulding, Roger Costello; Mikey Boyle, Barry O'Grady, David Goulding. Subs: Michael Hussey for J O'Regan; John Paul Leahy for E Joy; Paud Costello for D to Goulding. Senior Hurling - Ballyduff senior hurlers had two good victories during last week. On Thursday evening in Lixnaw they defeated the home side in the North Kerry Hurling Championship on the score line of Ballyduff 2 - 19 Licnaw 1 - 16. Goals in each half from the Boyle brothers, Liam from play in the first half, and Mikey from a penalty in the second half and points from Eoin Ross, Jack & David Goulding, Daniel O'Carroll and Aidan Boyle had Ballyduff newly ahead at the finish. On Sunday morning they faced Kilmoyley in the Credit Union County Senior Hurlong League Dicision 1 in Kilmoyley and came away with a great victory on a score line of Ballyduff 3 - 14 Kilmoyley 2 - 9. Well done to the members of our senior teams who helped Rattoo Rovers in the Denny Premier B League final replay on Saturday evening last. Fixture: On this Friday evening June 10th Ballyduff will be at home to Cromane in the Credit Union County Senior Football League Division 5 at 7.00pm.

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BALLYLONGFORD BEREVEMENT The past week has once again been a very sad week for the local Community and one cannot put into words the despair and shock that has befallen the entire community and indeed neighbouring communities since learning of the passing of the late Micheál Deegan R.I.P. on Tuesday 31st May last. Mike as he was more affectionately known to most, was a tower of strength to both his family and community, but unfortunately his life has ended far, far too soon and which has left his family and community devastated. Mike had started out in life by attending the local primary school, continuing on to the Vocational School in Listowel before taking up an apprenticeship and qualifying as baker under the watchful eye of the late Hughie MacEntee and Eddie Hanrahan at Hanrahan’s Bakery in Ballylongford. He also helped with the deliveries to shops, which was to pave the way in his future livelihood. By the mid to late 70’s North Kerry and West Limerick saw a big upswing in the employment sector and with the arrival of the American Company Klopman Mills to Tralee, which would later to be known as Burlington’s, Mike like so many other people became part of the 1,250 strong workforce at the companies premises in Clash, where he worked for the greatest part of a decade making numerous friends during that period. Mike began his own successful business where he supplied various confectionary items to shops all over Kerry, West Limerick, North Cork and Clare this he worked hard at right up to his unfortunate passing. But life was not all about work, he liked to engage in so many leisurely activities, all of which were again outdoor activities his love of walking, cycling, boating or out for a spin in his motorbike were activities that he loved greatly. Work and recreation aside his biggest love of all was his family and he delighted and was very proud of all his family, having met the love of his life Anna (Carmody) from Skehenerin they married and settled close to his parents in Carrigafoyle the arrival of two daughters Kerri and Orla made the complete happy family and it is to Micheál’s family that we now extend our deepest sympathies to his heartbroken wife Anna, daughters Orla and Kerri, mother Bridget, brothers Joe and Patrick, sisters Maura and Catherine, brothers in law, sisters in law, nephews, nieces extended family relatives, neighbours and wide circle of friends . Micheál lay in repose at the family home in Rusheen on Thursday and Friday last before arriving at St Michael of the Archangel Church Ballylongford on Saturday morning last for 11am requiem mass. Interment took place afterwards at Aghavallin Cemetry Rusheen. Ar dheis dea go raibh a ainm dilis. Sympathy is also extended to the relatives and friends of the late Johnny Carr R.I.P. of Asdee East who died on Friday 3rd June last. Johnny’s remains laid in repose at Lynch’s Funeral home on Bank Holiday Monday last before removal to St Mary’s Church Asdee. Requiem mass was on yesterday Tuesday at 11am with burial afterwards in Lislaughtin Abbey. May he Rest in Peace.

ATHEA Anyone wishing to include something in the notes can email me at atheanotes@gmail.com or text me on 086 2247408. COMMUNITY COUNCIL - DRAW RESULTS FOR 04/06/2016 No's:24, 25, 28, 30. There was no winner €20 each: Eileen Flavin, c/o C. O'Connor Pat O'Sullivan, c/o Josie Liston. Anne & John Scanlon, Upper Athea Mary B. Mullane, Knocknagorna Sellers: B. Sweeney & White's Bar Entrants to €200 Draw Anne & Ciara Sheehan and Agatha Barrett Next Draw at J.P.'s on Saturday, June 11th. Jackpot €11,500 OPEN AFTERNOON TEA PARTY There will be an Afternoon Tea Party on Thursday 30th June at the Top of the Town Bar, Athea from 3 to 6pm. Music by Ger Conaghan. Hot and cold food and spot prizes. Everyone welcome. However, we will need names and numbers for the catering before Sunday 26th June. Names can be given to Brouder’s Shop or Peggy Casey (068-42134) before 26th June. If transport is required please let us know at time of booking. The Tea Party is sponsored by Athea Parish Festival Committee. Wishing the Festival every success from the Tea Party Organisers. NEW ARRIVAL Congratulations to Donna and Pa O’Sullivan, Gortnagross, who were blessed with their new son they have named Paddy. A new baby to go with their new home and a little brother for big brother Louis and twin sisters Millie and Alice. BIRTHDAY WISHES Congratulations to Leah Geoghegan who celebrated her 21st birthday at the Top of the Town recentlywith her mother and father, Eibhlís and Leo, her family, relatives and many friends. Congratulations also to Denis Collins, son of Mary Ellen and Denis, who had a surprise 40th sprung on him on Friday night at Collins’ Bar in Athea. Everyone had a very enjoyable time. RECENT DEATH The death has occurred of Joseph Martin (Joe) Brouder, Templeathea & Colbert

O’RAHILLY G.A.A. CLUB Ballylongford GAA Weekly Lotto Friday 3rd June. Jackpot €6200. Numbers Drawn 12, 28, 30, 31. No Winner. Lucky Dips - €20 Tom Roche The Village Moyvane, €20 Stephen Mulvihill Rusheen Ballylongford, €20 Mary Stack Tullahinell Ballylongford. 3 free tickets Maurice Flavin Rusheen Ballylongford. Bar Prize sponsored by Seamus Boyle - Sean Sheehy Clounamon Ballylongford. Thank you for your Support. SILVER JUBILEE Fr. Padraig Kennelly cordially invites the Parishioners of Ballylongford, Asdee and Tarbert to join him in a Mass in St. Michael's Church, Ballylongford on Friday 17th June 2016 at 7.30pm in Celebration of the Silver Jubilee of his Ordination. Everybody welcome. SIP, SUP & PAINT NIGHT WITH VIVECA SIP, SUP & Paint Night with Viveca Saturday June 25th @ 7.30pm. €25 (€5 deposit to be paid before night to secure a place) Learn how to paint on canvas step by step and discover your hidden talents... Canvas & paint supplied. Light supper with wine or tea/coffee. Lots of fun and well worth a go. To book your place call in to us here @ Tarbert Bridewell or phone us on 068 36500 BALLYLONGFORD ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION Ballylongford Enterprise Association will hold their A.G.M. on the 9th June at 8.30pm in the Parish Hall. New members welcome. BALLYLONGFORD ART AND DRAMA SUMMER CAMPS Please note that the week 25th to 29th July is now full. There are a few places still available for the week 4th to 8th July. For enquiries you can contact Cathy McEnery on 086 3517904, ballydrama @gmail.com and on facebook Ballylongford Children’s Drama Group. BALLYLONGFORD OYSTER FESTIVAL CHANGE OF DATE – Please note that the Oyster Festival has now been brought forward by a week and will now be held on the August Bank Holiday weekend, the 29th-30th July. Details of all activities and events to follow. 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

Street, Athea. Tragically on 31th May 2016. Predeceased by his brother Paddy. Sympathy is extended to his mother Mary, father Connie, brothers Tom, Connie Joe, John, Frank, Gene, Noel and Michael, sisters Eileen, Cait, Mary, Mairead and Josephine, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins, kind neighbours and a large circle of friends. Rest in Peace ATHEA COISTE NA NOG Sponsored 5K Solo /Walk/Run & Bake Sale: Our new date for our 5k solo/walk/run and bake sale will take place on Sunday, June 19th after mass at 12 noon. More details to follow in the coming weeks. CON COLBERT COMMUNITY HALL The A.G.M. of the Colbert Community Hall took place in the hall kitchen recently A good crowd attended on the night. The minutes of the last A.G.M. were read by Secretary Caroline O’Connell. John Redmond gave the chairman’s address and Michael Dooley of Dooley and Co. Auditors, Newcastle West, read the financial report. Over the past few years a lot of work has been done to the hall. A new kitchen with supplies has been put in, new lights were put up in the sports hall, new blinds were fitted to the windows and a water harvester was put outside. Recently the toilets all had new wash-hand basins, toilets, and new tiles and were all newly painted, indeed giving the hall a new face-look. We are grateful for everyone’s help in getting rid of the debt over the years, however fundraising etc must be ongoing as the halls have to be kept in tip top shape. Parties can be catered for and all sporting groups are welcome. Those elected and re-elected at the A.G.M. are as follows: Chairman: John Redmond Directors: John Redmond, Helen Twomey and Trish Phillips (Ahern) Secretary: Caroline O’Connell Treasurer: Helen O’Connor Committee members include all of the above and Damien Ahern, John Scanlon, Sharon Reidy, Mary O’Keeffe (Kelly), Essie Kelly, Margaret Scanlon and Kathleen Mullane. THE BIG TODDLE for Barnardos will take place in the Town Park Abbeyfeale on Tuesday June 28 at 11am. This is a fun sponsored walk for toddlers where children themselves have the opportunity to help create positive change for disadvantaged children in Ireland. The toddle is hosted by Abbeyfeale Parent and Toddler Group who meet every Tuesday and Thursday in St. Ita's Hall Abbeyfeale at 11am. New members are always welcome. Sponsor cards are available at the group. The toddle is followed by a picnic and an opportunity for parents and children to engage in outdoor play. For further information, contact Mary at West Limerick Resources on 087 9382883. This is an initiative of West Limerick Resources Family Support Project.

DUAGH GAA LOTTO RESULTS 30TH MAY No winner of the jackpot of €9,000 Numbers drawn - 3, 4, 25, 26 €20 to Brendan Fitzgerald, Duagh Patrick Sheehy, Coolanelig Jackie Lenihan & Mike Sheehy, Abbeyfeal Dowling Grandchildren c/ John Dowling Sheila Collins Killarney Road 5 x 5 free Maria Duffy Trieneragh Maureen Ahern c/o Jer Kelly Brian McEneany Gortaclaghane O Connell Family Lyre Moss Kelly c/o Jims Sellers prize Martin Leane - Next weeks jackpot €9,100 Draw in Jim's Bar Tuesday night at 9.30pm DUAGH/LYRE COMMUNITY GAMES U13 Girls Futsal: On Sunday morning last the Kerry Community Games u13 Girls Futsal final was held in Duagh Sport & Leisure Complex. Contesting the final were Ballyheigue & Duagh/Lyre and they served up a thrilling encounter. Midway through the first half Ballyheigue made the breakthrough after a brilliant save by Katie Murphy, the ball broke to Ballyheigue player to side foot home. Duagh/Lyre defence stood firm with Aoife Bates and Tara Galvin playing with no little skill to drive the team forward and in the space of 2 minutes had taken the lead with Halle O'Sullivan volleying home from a Grace Morris line ball. Grace then hitting a brilliant right foot shot to put them in the lead. The 2nd half was close and exciting with Lily Daly and Rosin Maher playing their part. With only three minutes left Ballyheigue made the breakthrough to equalise and send the game to extra time , with just 30 seconds left Ballyheigue scored the goal to claim the title, the gold medals thus Duagh/Lyre girls getting the silver medals. This game could have gone either way, this will be a great learning experience for this bunch as all but one are under age for next couple of years. Team: Katie Murphy, Aoife Bates, Tara Galvin, Grace Morris, Halle O'Sullivan, Roisin Maher and Lily Daly. County Community Games Athletics. Last training session takes place at Duagh GAA on Wed evening 6-7pm. The County Athletics takes place Sat & Sun at An Riocht, Castleisland and we wish everyone the very best of luck. U10 Community Games Gaelic Football: Duagh /Lyre u10 football team competed in Connolly Park Tralee on bank holiday Monday in Kerry Community Games County competition. The 1st game was up against An Gaelteacht where they put in a great display before going down by 3-5 to 2-2. The 2nd game they were up against Rathmore/Gneeveguilla and here the boys played to a very high level. The lead changed hands on numerous occasions, at the final whistle had just lost out by 1pt 2-6 to 3-2. An Gaelteacht went on to win the bronze medals after being defeated by Listowel in the semi final. Listowel went on to clinch the title with victory over Ardfert/Kilmoyley. So well done again boys for participating and doing Duagh/Lyre area proud. Team Jack O' Carroll, Jack Collins , Oisin O' Regan, Jake Heffernan, Luke Sheridan, Dylan Stack, Ryan Stack, Joe O'Connell, Timmy O'Connell, Joseph Maher, Gavin Dillon, Denis Gould, Dylan Buckley, Oran Doorley. Trainers: Gretta Maher, John O'Carroll and Liam Dillon. DUAGH GRAVEYARD COMMITTEE The next cutting of the graveyard will be on Thursday 9th June from 5.30pm onwards. We were a bit depleted at the last cutting for various reasons. The first three people to turn up on that occasion have a combined age of 243 years. It is a tremendous commitment from those people but it is unfair to be relying on them all the time. We urgently need new volunteers to give us a help over the course of the summer. Even if you can only come for one night, it would be a help. Many hands make light work so if you have an hour to spare on the night, please feel free to call down and give a hand. 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 22nd of June. It will be in Lyreacrompane on the following days to above at Lyreacrompane Resource Centre from 3.15 – 3.45p.m.

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Lixnaw U14 County Hurling League Div 2 Winners 2016

Duagh/Lyre U10 Community Games Gaelic football team that played in Connolly Park last Monday

President Dan O'Sullivan and family enjoying his President's Prize night at Ballybunion Golf Club. Frank Bennett photojournalist 068-28954

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Michael and Mairead Sugrue at the President's Prize night at Ballybunion Golf Club. Frank Bennett photojournalist 068-28954

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Christine Curtin meeting trainer Aidan O'Brien at Listowel Races on Monday

Lixnaw captain Evan McCarthy accepts the County Hurling League Div 2 trophy from Ger Hussey following his teams victory over Crotta in the final

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Congratulations to the McElligott sisters, Muireann and Aoibheann who had great success at the Kerry County Primary Schools Sports finals competitions held recently. Muireann won Gold in 5th Class 100m and Aoibheann won Bronze in 3rd Class 80m. Both were representing Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal Lixnaw Group of athletes representing Listowel AC and Listowel area at the recent County Primary School sports at An Riocht last Saturday

Eileen Worster and Mary Kelly of the Listowel Active Retirred Group, presenting Beatrice O'Mahony and Bridie Mulvihill with a cheque for Alzheimers North Kerry, raised at a recent coffee morning. Photo submitted by Dan Kennedy

Margaret Dore pictured with her brother Thomas, parents Kathleen and Maurice at her First Holy Communion in Duagh

President Dan O'Sullivan, winner Sean O'Keeffe with 41 pts and Captain Miley Costello, it was a great President's prize day at Ballybunion Golf Club as over 300 golfers played. Frank Bennett photojournalist 068-28954

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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

Club Draw We have launched our Club Draw worth €10,000 and tickets are now on sale from club officers. We will hold the first draw in the clubhouse in June with €850 worth of prizes up for grabs each month. Top Monthly Prize of €300. Additional prizes of 3 X €100 and 5 X €50 Tickets are only €5 per month and are payable by direct debit, annually, quarterly or monthly. No roll overs...just guaranteed winners!

Results- County Junior League - Group 1 Emmets B 1-13 Milltown/Castlemaine 2-08 Our B team had a good win against Milltown/Castlemaine in the County Junior League last Friday night. There were some excellent performances all over the field particularly from Shane Quinn, Tom Melvin, Darren Halpin, Darragh Leahy, David Keane and Derek Dillon. It was a good performance from the lads who are steadily improving with each outing.

Fixtures: County Senior Football League - Div 2 Beaufort V Emmets Date: Saturday, June 11th - Venue: Beaufort - Time: 7pm Our seniors resume their County League campaign away to Beaufort this coming Saturday evening. Please come along and show your support for the team.

Coiste na nÓg Well done to our under 12s who are playing magnificent football in Division 2A and 2B of the county league. They are away to Kenmare next Sunday at 6pm in their last game on phase 2 of the county league. The future certainly looks bright for this group of players. There was great fun and excitement in Frank Sheehy Park on Friday last as the 13th Annual John B Keane League finals took place. A huge thank you to Billy Keane and the Keane family for their kind and generous support of our league. The junior John B Keane also was completed for our under 8 teams and they thoroughly enjoyed their games. The A final was won by the Boro as Caitlin Shine & Patrick Walsh led their side to victory over Aaron Carey and Ava McEligott's Ashes team it was a great game but strong performance from man of match Patrick Walsh ensured victory. The B final was won by The Rural Rangers skippered by Kayleigh Sheehy and Aaron Kennelly this was a tight and tenacious battle with Lee Dalton and Kiara Keane's An Ghleann team with the bare minimum separating teams at the final whistle. Finally well done to all the referees who helped out over the last few weeks and to Mike Kennelly for co ordinating the u10 teams and to Brian Scanlan for looking after the U8s. We're all looking forward to next year already!!

Well done to our under 8s and 10s who took part in the north Kerry Blitzes for u8/10 on the last two Wednesday nights. With over 200 kids taking part, great fun was had and new friends were made all while improving their Gaa skills. We played Ballyduff, Ballydonoghue and Knocknagoshel in highly entertaining games and each player left the pitch with a smile on their faces after each game. Thanks to all players, parents and supporters. Each player was very appreciative of all the fruit and water sponsored on both nights by H2 Group Spar Market St Listowel and a huge thanks to Sean Heaphy and the H2 group. Well done to our under 15s who have progressed to the Munster U 15 Super 10 Finals which take place on Saturday 11th June in Cork Institute of Technology at 2pm. The boys are in group 3 where they will play Douglas and Carberry Rovers.

LISTOWEL EMMETS LADIES

Our U14 Div 4 team travelled to Dingle on a beautiful evening on Thursday, June 2nd to play the final round of the county league. The Emmets girls were looking to finish the campaign on a high and set about this task in determined fashion by not giving an inch in the first half when playing into a very strong wind. In fact the Listowel girls were dominant in all quarters and had built up a 2-2 to no score lead by half time. The second half continued in the same vein with Emmets eventually running out winners on a scoreline of 4-8 to 1-1. This was a fantastic finish to a great county campaign by this team who are all U14 again next year, so much to look forward to. Finally, a big thank you to Dingle who provided much needed and appreciated refreshments after the game.

Our U14 Div 1 team played the final round of the county league on Sunday June 5th in Listowel against Rathmore. The visiting team which boasts numerous county players was put under pressure by Emmets from the start with the game being very even for the first 20 minutes and tied on the scoreboard. Injuries to several Emmets players before half time didn't help as Rathmore found their stride and opened up a 5 point lead at the break. Emmets got off to a fine start in the second half with 2 quick points, but after the visitors scored another goal in response, it proved to be too large a gap to breach and the visitors ran out comfortable winners. Well done to the team on a fine campaign and we now look forward to a successful Feile competition in late June and North Kerry league in August.

LISTOWEL CELTIC

Draw 07/06/16 - Numbers Drawn 6-13-23-24 Jackpot €3,200 not won Lucky Dip Winners €40-Breda Dillon KCC €40-Enda Murphy Liosarda €20 Donie McGrath,Glin €20-Eileen Greaney,Ballygologue €20-Claire Geraghty,Feale Drive €20-Michael Dowling,KCC €20-Donal & Jim Daly,Cahirdown €20-John Hickey,Ballygologue Match 3-Elayne Daly,Ballygologue Next Draw 13/06/16 at Jets - Jackpot=€3,400

LISTOWEL ATHLETIC CLUB

Primary school sports: Well done to all those who took part in representing the Listowel catchment of National schools at the County Primary school sports last Saturday in a blaze of heat both on and off the track. There were some great races with close finishes and some great results in the field events. Well done to Listowel A.C. athletes and trainers for assisting on the day. Community Games Athletics: June 11 & 12 is the next athletics dates for the calendar with the County finals of the Community Games track and field events taking place at An Riocht, Castleisland. Best of luck to all Listowel A.C. athletes taking part with their respective areas.

LISTOWEL RUGBY CLUB

There was no winner in Saturday nights Lotto. The numbers drawn were 02, 16, 28 and 30. Next week's jackpot will be 1400 euro.

Strength and conditioning every Wednesday 6.30 -8.00pm town park pitch. €2. Bring water!!!! We need to be fit for when the pre season training starts so please make the effort. This is for our U14's, u16s and u18 boys, and our u15s and u18s girls.

Massive thank you to everyone that gave generously to our bucket collection last weekend, total raised was €1175, also a big thank you to our coaches, players and parents who helped out on the day, your support as always is greatly appreciated. Ever wanted to get involved in coaching rugby? Experienced or not, we have jobs for everyone. Anyone interested in helping out with our mini's, U14's, u16s and u18 boys or u13s, u15s and u18's girls contact Aidan on 087 9303099 We are very close to having a senior team in Listowel once again. We just need a few more to commit. Any queries contact Aidan 087 9303099

Munster success: Charlie Pierce will train with the West Munster squad throughout the summer where no doubt he will be selected onto the Munster squad following in the footsteps of teammates Conor Lynch and Evan Scanlon who continue to train with Munster throughout the summer. Our ladies fly the flag high also with six of our current U18's squad securing their places on the Munster U18's team, Dearbhla Canty, Muirne Wall, Aisling Brosnan, Caolainn Healy, Ciara Shine and Hayley Betts training hard through the summer months to secure their positions. Well done to all, it's great to see your hard work and dedication paying off.

BEALE GAA

The Community Centre / Beale GAA Lotto Monday 6th June was held in "Kilcooly's Bar". The numbers drawn were 2, 9, 11, 23 and there was no winner of the €2,150 Jackpot. The Lucky Dip winners are:€40 - Edward Dillane, c/o JP Walsh, Kilcooly's €30 - Jim Sheehy, Croagh, Co. Limerick, c/o Community Centre €20 - Ava Fraher, c/o Courtney's 5 Free Tickets - Chiara Finan, Limerick, c/o Courtney's

Next week's draw will be held in "Mikey Joe's Bar" on Sunday 12th June at 10pm and the Jackpot is €2,200. Beale GAA & Ballybunion Community Centre would like to thank everyone for their continued support in buying our weekly lotto tickets. Beale seniors secured the points against Tarbert in the County League, Division 3, in sun-drenched Ballybunion on Saturday evening. Tarbert, with the aid of the breeze opened the scoring and while we raised the green flag early in the game, we did not score our first point until the twenty seventh minute. We had some good passages of play but tended to be wasteful upfront and went into the interval with our noses barely in front, 1-2 to 0-3.

On the changeover, we never looked in danger and with two further goals it was game over. Final score: Beale 4-7, Tarbert 0-9. Beale lined out as Seán Dee, Killian Walshe-O’Boyle, Neilus Mulvihill, Colm Kissane, Shane Joy, Paul

Collins, Philly Blake, Jeremy King, Pádraig Murphy, Dan Ellis, James McMahon, Barry O’Mahony and Ian Mannix. Substitutes: Rory Mulvihill for Colm Kissane (inj), Matt Moran for Killian Walshe-O’Boyle (inj), Ian Blake for Darragh Buckley (inj), Cillian Courtney for Barry O’Mahony, Jamie Culloty for Dan Ellis and Alan Breen Next up is Ballydonoghue in Coolard on Sat evening at 7pm. We host Gneeveguilla in Ballybunion on June 19th. We await details of the refixture of our game against Ardfert. Beale play Listry in the semi-final of the Junior Club Championship. The other semi-final sees Fossa play Scartaglin. We are drawn to play Ballydonoghue in the semi-final of the North Kerry League, Division 1, in Ballylongford. Date to be confirmed.

Beale juniors conceded the points to Charlie Kerins in Group 6 of the County Junior League. Our last game is scheduled for June 17th when we host Tarbert in Ballybunion. Beale GAA hosted our annual Golf Classic in Ballybunion Golf Club on Friday last in glorious sunshine. All who played enjoyed a great day’s golf and the winners were Jodie Fitzmaurice, Eamonn Fitzmaurice, Mike Keane and Pat Sheehan. Runners-up were Jack Farrell, Pat Ryan, Patie O’Mahony and Declan Horan. Special thanks to Ballybunion Golf club for making this superb venue available to us. To the teams and sponsors who have supported us over the years, thank you for your continued patronage. Without your support, the Golf Classic would not be such a great success. Beale GAA extend best wishes to everyone sitting the Leaving Cert and Junior Cert examinations, beginning this week.

BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB

President’s Prize - Mr. Dan O’ Sullivan - Sat 4th and Sun 5th June 2016 1st Sean O’Keeffe (12) 41 pts 2nd Barry O’Mahony (19) 42 pts 3rd Donal O’Sullivan (15) 41 pts Gross Ed Stack 34 pts 4th Thomas Toomey (19) 41 pts 5th Tim Sheehan (24) 40 pts 6th Capt. Miley Costello (20) 40 pts 7th Padraig Murphy (17) 40 pts 8th Edward Costello (16) 39 pts 9th Maurice Mulcare (14) 39 pts Cat. 1 (0-5) Richard Hanley (5) 37 pts Cat. 2 (6-12)Michael A Quaid (11) 38 pts Cat. 3 (13-20) Michael D Farrell (19) 39 pts 38 pts Cat. 4 (21-28) Gerry Enright (21) Past Captain/President Declan Lovett (13) 34 pts Senior Joe McCarthy (20) 37 pts 38 pts Day 1 Michael Barrett (18) Day 2 P J Houlihan (14) 38 pts Guest Iarla O’Mahony (8) 38 pts Minor Scratch Cup - Monday 6th June 2016 Sponsored by Rusal Aughinish 1st Michael Tangney (20) (Killorglin GC) 87 2nd Shane K O’Connor (18) 88 (B9 42) 3rd Brendan O’Loinsigh (21) 88 (B9 44) 4th Sean J Healy (21) 89 Nett Winner Jim Doolan (23) 66 Fixtures: Sunday 12th June Medal 11 Sponsored by Michael P Murphy. Ladies Results - Sean Walsh Memorial Trophy - 31st May 2016 1st Caroline Barrett (36) 40pts 2nd Irene McKenna (30) 39pts (B9 -9) 3rd Mary O’Donoghue (14) 39pts 4th Margaret McAuliffe (6) 36pts Fixtures: Adams Garage Sponsored Competition Sunday 12th June. Seniors Results - 2nd June 2016 1st Anton Casey (14) 2nd Sean Walsh (19) 3rd Pat Harnett (16) 4th Michael D O’Sullivan (19) 5th Pat Cummins (23) 6th Edmund Stack (20) 7th Rory Flannery (14) 8th Michael Barrett (18) Best Gross Brendan O’Callaghan (14) Vintage Michael O’Callaghan (19) S Vintage Michael O’Connor (28)

KNOCKANURE GAA

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No winner of €13,900 jackpot - Numbers drawn were 5 - 1 - 20 - 32 Lucky dip winners include: 1. Mike Collins Lisaniska 2. Barry Halpin 24 Cosgrave Park Limerick 3. Bob Mahony c/o mike the pies 4. Tim O'Brien Toor Duagh 5. Mike Weir c/o Kevin's Next weeks draw to be held on Friday 10th June with a jackpot of €14000

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ST. SENANS GAA

NKL Div 4 semi-final replay: Ballydonoghue C (3-7) Finuge B (4-13). A great performance again by our C team against Finuge’s second string side. The score line doesn’t truly reflect the closeness of the game Ballydonoghue actually led by a point with eight minutes remaining. Thanks to a great Dermot O’Connor goal after good work by Jackie Hegarty to put Dermot through. But in the final minutes the loss of a few players from the drawn game took its toll.

St Senans GAA - Lotto Results 5th June 2016 Numbers drawn: 7, 9, 10, 17. No jackpot winner - Lucky dip winners: €30 Billy Mary & Sean O Connell €30 Eamon Fealy €20 Kathleen Galvin €20 Amanda Dineen Bottle of Whiskey Behan Family Rathea Next Week Jackpot : €2,700

Deaths Mountcoal suffered a huge loss with the passing of Bridie Trant. Bridie died peacefully on the 31st of May, 2016 surrounded by her loving family. Bridie, beloved wife of the late Paud in her ninety-third year. Deepest sympathy to her loving daughter Nora Mary, son-in-law Pat, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, her Aunt Bridie (London), relatives, kind neighbours, and friends. May she Rest in Peace

Result - County League: Gneeveguilla 0-10 St. Senanas 0-09 Gneeveguilla travelled to Mountcoal for round 4 of County League taking on Senans. The visitors were first to score after 5 minutes with a point from Michael Murphy. Padraig Doyle added 2 further points before Ronan Kerin scored Senans first point. Gneeveguilla were leading 6 points to Senans 5 at half time. On the restart Gneeveguilla increased their lead to 3 points before Eoin O Connell slotted over 2 points to reduce the lead to 1. Both sides exchanged points but Gneeveguilla held on to win by 1 point. St Senans: John Somers Alan Kennelly Sean Dowling Adrian Mahony Paudie Whelan Sean T Dillon Michael Keane Brendan Whelan Damian Somers Eoin O Connell 0-02 Timmy O Sullivan Con O Keeffe Donacha Brosnan Ronan Kerin 0-01 Sean O Connell 0-06 (3 frees) Bill Keane Kieran Lyons Mark Behan James Barry

Under 12 St.Senans A 0-05 Ballydonoghue A1-08 St Senans B 5-03 Ballydonoghue B 5-09 Fixtures: Round 5 CO. League Sat 11th Brosna V St.Senans in Brosna @ 7pm. Sunday 12th June Scartaglin V St Senans in Scartaglin @ 6pm. Quiz - St Senans Board na nÓg are holding a quiz in aid of Féile at the Halfway bar on Friday June 10th @ 9pm. Come along it promises to be a great night, and your support would be greatly appreciated. Under 6, 8, 10 Training - Every Friday from 6.45 to 7.45pm.

Couch to 5K every Monday & Wednesday in Mountcoal @ 8pm Cards continue Monday night @ 9pm in Mountcoal.

Community Alert Text Network Lixnaw Community Alert Text Network will hold a meeting in the community centre Monday June 13th @ 8pm.If you cannot attend there will be a meeting in Dromclough School on Wednesday 15th June at 8pm. It is important that the people on the ground feel that they can do something to stop robberies in their townlands. Community Alert Text System should be set up in the Irremore/Rathea area. These communities have experienced robberies. Lixnaw have a system almost in place. There is no doubt that the provision of these support systems are of absolute importance. Cemetery Masses Kilsinan Friday July 15th @8.30 pm Dysert Friday July 22nd @ 8.30 pm. Kilfeighney Friday July 29th @ 8.30 pm. Kiltomey Monday August 1st @ 8pm

SYMPATHY: The club was saddened to hear of the death of Batt Maher, Drombeg recently. Batt got involved in club affairs back in late 70’s when he became selector in Juvenile and Minor teams. His greatest contribution to the club was in the early years in developing the GAA grounds that we have today. In 1977 Batt had retired from the ESB and together with local engineer John Hegarty and Johnny Walsh (contractor) began regrading and developing the ground in Coolard. Batt was Secretary for the Club and Sportsfield Committee from 1977 to 1981. His commitment and dedication to the job on hand was impeccable. Batt was pre-deceased by his Son John. To his wife Margaret, sons Tony and Brendan, daughters Majella, Angela and Christine, nephews, nieces, grandchildren and extended family, our sincere sympathy from all in Ballydonoghue GAA club. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Feile Peil na nÓg: John West Féile na nÓg is a Club festival for Gaelic football and Ladies Gaelic football at Under 14 level, involving teams from across the Association. The John West Féile na nGael National tournaments will be held in Kerry, West Limerick and West Cork on the weekend of 24th – 26th June 2016. Ballydonoghue GAA Club will be hosting a team from Kilkenny. This event is no doubt a great opportunity for the Club. Unfortunately, nothing comes without a cost, this cost relates mainly to Playing Gear and Training Tops for our under 14 Team, which they will be wearing in the Feile Parade that takes place in Listowel on Saturday night 24th at 7pm. To this effect the Following Fundraising events will take Place; Fri 10th June – Bucket Collection in Garveys Listowel. Sun 12th June – CAR WASH at Tomasins Car Park 10am to 3pm. Sun 12th June- COFFEE MORNING at Tomaisins 10am. Sat 18th June – FUN RUN walk or run the 5k / 10k at 10am Starting / Finish point The Club Rooms Coolard. Entry Fee €10 per person or get all the Family involved for €20. While host Families will accommodate visiting players, there will be a need for extra accommodation for player’s families/supporters who will no doubt be visiting. Anybody who is interested in operating a B/B for this particular weekend, please feel free to contact Club Officers.

BALLYLONGFORD GAA

Finuge / St. Senans Ladies Bingo in aid of Finuge /St.Senans ladies Feile fund. Spot prize would be greatly appreciated. Thursday 9th June @ 8.30pm sharp Quilters bar Lixnaw.

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

CLUB LOTTO: Last week's Club Lotto Draw took place at Cantillon’s numbers drawn were 3,4,1,14. There was no winner. The winners of the lucky dips were: Mark Griffin - Coolkeragh, Timmy Kelly - Knockenagh, Trish Griffin Tarbert, Paudie O'Sullivan - Perth,Maureen Kennelly - Farranstack. Free Ticket winners: Marie O'Mahony - Coolkeragh, Treasa Shanahan Coolkeragh, Elizabeth Mason - Kilgarvan.Next draw, for a jackpot of €5,100 will take place in The Thatch on Friday night.

FIXTURES; - Co. Junior league Div 2 Round 4 Ballydonoghue B away to St.Pats Blennerville on Friday June 10th at 7.30pm. Co Senior League Div 3 Round 5 Ballydonoghue v Beale in Coolard on Saturday June 11th

Ballydonoghue extends Good Luck and Best Wishes to all students doing exams over the coming week RESULTS: Co Junior League Gr2 Rd2 Ballydonoghue B (2-8) Ballymac (0-7).

Co. Junior league Div 2 Ballydonoghue B (4-17) Clounmacon A (2-08). Co Senior league Div 3 Rnd 4 Dromid Pearses ((1-16). Ballydonoghue (2-16). A top class performance by our seniors in a rip roaring game. Not having played a competitive game since our junior game against Keel a month earlier, we were slow to start as Dromid were looking the livelier side. Jack Foley’s goal seemed to settle the side and we went on to lead by six points at half time. Two minutes into the second half that was stretched to seven. Then Dromid hit a purple batch and with eight minutes remaining had pulled ahead by a single point. At this point WE showed some great composure and believe to rally again and with five minutes left Jim Cremin got on the end of a Padraig Lyons shot to finished to the net. Both sides exchanged points before we stretched our led to three points as we approached the final whistle.

Lotto - Ballylongford Gaa Weekly Lotto Draw. Friday 3rd June - Jackpot €6200 Numbers Drawn 12. 28. 30. 31. No Winner - Lucky Dips: €20 Tom Roche The Village Moyvane. €20 Stephen Mulvihill Rusheen Ballylongford. €20 Mary Stack Tullahinell Ballylongford 3 free tickets Maurice Flavin Rusheen Ballylongford. Bar Prize sponsored by Seamus Boyle.Sean Sheehy Clounamon Ballylongford Thank you for your Support. Fixtures - Senior County League 11/6/16 7pm: Ballylongford vs Castlegregory

Under 21 Football Championship - 22/6/16 7pm Mid Kerry vs Shannon Rangers Venue TBC.

KILLEANEY LOTTO RESULTS

Results of the Killeaney Lotto No winner Numbers were 16, 20. 24, 25. House draw Catherines Wallace €80 Paudi and Mike Cummane €30 James Prendiville €20 Pat Stack Glin €20 Pat Culhane Shanagolden €20 Shane Lavery Tarbert 5 free Patrick o sullivan 5 free Jim Long Killmalock Promoters Mullanes Glin New Jackpot of €24, 800 on at Knockdown Arms on June 12th.

ASDEE GAA

COUNTY LEAGUE. The local St. Marys, Asdee were to play host to Ballyduff on Saturday evening last at Walsh Park in round 4 of the Credit Union County Football League but the visitors failed to turn up. Referee, Martin Boyle, Castlemaine was present and the matter will now be investigated by the County Committee.

JOHN WEST FEILE PEIl NA NOG. As you may already know Feile has grown from strength to strength over the recent past This year there will be 250 clubs participating in Feile which includes our own Club Asdee/Bally. This is made up of 125 host clubs along with 125 visiting clubs. This is further broken down as 80 host boys clubs, 45 host girls clubs, mainly from Ireland but also 12 clubs from America, the UK and one from France for the first time ever. So as you can see this is why it is Europes single biggest youth sporting event in 2016 with in excess of 6000 youths participating.The event itself is taking place on 24/25/26 June with hosting regions including, Kerry, West Limerick, North Cork and Cork City Further details from the local club next week.

LAUNCH The Club had a photo shoot recently to launch the new under 14 jerseys at O Rahilly Park, Ballylongford sponsored by Jeannette and James Keane of Black Rose Constructions of which the club are very grateful for their kindness once again. The club will be decked out and will wear their football gear in the Feile parade which will take place in Listowel on Saturday June 24th, 7pm. UNDER 14s. Our Under 14 footballers travelled to Spa, Killarney to take on the locals recently and after putting in an impressive first half performance in which they trailed by a single point Asdee/Bally 1-3 Spa 0-7. However the Killarney took over in the second half and dominated proceedings and ran out convincing winners on a scoreline of Asdee/Bally 4-3 Spa 3-19. Asdee/Bally team Bobby McCarran, 2gls, Michael Hannon, Jack Hannon, Oran O'Neil, Cillian Kennelly, Oisin Healy, 1pt, Patrick Mulvihill, 1-1, Pauric Fogarty, 1pt, Dara Healy Liam Connolly, 1gl, Niall O'Connor. Subs were Alex Compos, Sean O'Connor, Ethan McDonald. FIXTURES Next Credit Union County football League Division 5 games away to Sneem/Derrynane, this w/e of June 12th, home to Austin Stacks, “B” w/e of June 19th. Back Log games in McCarthys Insurance Brokers North Kerry League Division 2; Away to Ballylongford on Friday July 1st and home to Knocknagoshel. Date to be confirmed.

ASDEE ROVERS

ASDEE ROVERS Lotto Results - Wednesday 18th May No Jackpot Winner numbers drawn are 2, 8, 12, 23, The three lucky dip winners each receiving €25 are Helen O'Sullivan Tullamore Ballybunion, Charlene Tydings Gullan Asdee and George McNamara Ahanagran.Ballylongford. Next draw is on Wednesday 8th June at Jack J's Bar Asdee with a jackpot standing at €550 tickets are on sale from your local agent at €2 each or three for €5 don't forget you have to be in it to win it. ASDEE ROVERS F.C. CHARITY WALK - Saturday 18th June Asdee Rovers are having a fun day walk in memory of Ann Healy and Jack O'Sullivan. This walk is a for a great cause and we want to make people aware to keep fit and active so having a fit and health heart, all are welcome to come down on the day and take part walk will start at 10.30 from club house. Please bring €2 to help in a great cause towards heart charity. There will be light refreshments after walk also those who ordered the new summer 2016 O'neills half zip can collect them on the day.

FINUGE / SENANS LADIES

U6/U8/U10 - Training Monday evenings from 6.30-7.30pm in Dromclough National School. New players are always welcome

U14 - Saturday 4th June played Educate.ie County League Division 3 Semifinal against Laune Rangers. Played in JP O' Sullivan Park, Killorglin in blazing sunshine. Half-time score Laune Rangers 4-07 Finuge/StSenans 1-04. Full-time score Laune Rangers 7-14 Finuge/StSenans 6-05. Overall a very entertaining game, played in a great spirit. Well done to both teams and good luck to Laune Rangers in the County Final. Congratulations and extremely well done to Finuge/StSenans, reaching the semi-final of this extremely competitive division is a great achievement for this team and they can look forward to Feile with great confidence. G4M+O - Training each Thursday evening in Finuge from 8.30pm. New players always welcome! For fun, fitness and football.

Bake Sale - The club held a bake sale in the Convent Hall, Lixnaw on Saturday 4th June and Sunday 5th June 2016. A fantastic turnout from members of the parish and wider afield. Thank you to all those who donated baked goods, time, spot prizes and to all those who bought the goods too! A total of 801euro was raised for the U14’s Feile fund. Thank you most sincerely.

BINGO - The next event in our ‘Build up to Feile’ will be BINGO on Thursday 9th June 2016 at 8.30pm sharp. Being held in Quilters Bar, Lixnaw. All welcome! All proceeds towards the U14’s Feile fund.

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Listowel Emmets Ladies under 14 division 1 team that played the final round of the County League on Sunday June 5th in Listowel against Rathmore

Ger Hussey presents Mikey Kelliher with the Foleys Galaexpress sponsored Man of the Match trophy following his performance for Lixnaw in the U14 Div 2 County Hurling League final

Duagh/Lyre U13 Futsal team who won silver medals at the County Community Games Futsal competition last Sunday

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Friends and School pals representing Duagh NS at the recent County Primary School Sports at An Riocht last Saturday

Finuge Jersey Presentation which took place on Saturday 4th of June. Finuge GAA wish to thank Mc Carthy's Bar Finuge for their sponsorship and their continued support. A special thanks to Nollaig for presenting the jerseys on the day.

Division 4 Semi Final Replay - Finuge B 4.13v Ballydonoghue C 3.07 After the tension and excitement of the drawn game the replay of Ballydonoghue C and Finuge B was eagerly awaited by both sets of supporters. It may not have lived up to expectation but there was still plenty to excite in a most entering and open game. James Flaherty and Colin Sheehy struck early with points for Finuge while Brian Mason got Ballydonoghue off the mark. James Flaherty was a real thorn in Ballydonoghue’s side and he added a couple of more points for Finuge. While Gearoid Kissane kept Ballydonoghue in touch with a couple of close in frees. Mid way through the half Ballydonoghue’s Jackie Hegarty was brought down inside the square, Geariod Kissane made no mistake from the penalty spot to put them ahead. Darren O’Sullivan had the sides level five minutes later with two pointed frees. Dermot O’Connor then put Ballydonoghue ahead before Finuge went on a scoring spree in the final 10mins of the half kicking six points without reply. HT score Finuge (0-11) Ballydon (1-04). Straight from the throw in Finuge broke down field to put the ball in the Ballydonoghue net. But Ballydonoghue weren’t giving up yet and shortly afterwards their best forward on the night Dermot O’Connor finished off a good move with a well taken goal. Both sides then missed some good scoring chances and the game looked to be tapering out before Dermot O’Connor again found the net for Ballydonoghue, to put just a point between the side with 10 mins left. Finuge (1-11) Ballydonoghue (3-4). This was as close as it got for Ballydonoghue as three mins later James Flaherty had the ball in the net for Finuge. The game was over as a contest from there on and Finuge went on to score two more goals as we approached the final whistle one apiece from Colin Sheehy (peno) and Brendan Angland. Fixtures Division 1 Relegation Game - Date Time and Venue T.B.C: Moyvane v Finuge Division 2 Back Game - Friday 1st July @ 8pm Venue: O Rahilly Park Ballylongford. Ballylongford v Asdee Division 3 Semi Final Listowel Emmets B v Ballydonoghue B Venue: T.B.C (Postponed by agreement of both clubs) Division 3 Final - Time Date and Venue T.B.C: Clounmacon v Emmets B/Ballydonoghue B

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