Volume 14 Issue 28 by TheAdvertiser

Thurs 20th January 2022 Vol. 14 Issue 28

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Mike Scannell, Ashley Fitzgerald (Listowel Alliance), Rose Wall (Listowel Alliance), Mike Kennelly Listowel Mayor, Norma Foley, Jimmy Moloney Mayor of Kerry, Máire Logue (St Johns) and Andy Smith pictured in The Square in Listowel after the announcement of €910,000 in Rural Regeneration and Development Funding for Listowel

Enjoying Little Womens Christmas at The Listowel Arms were Paul Hayes & Rita McCarthy from Listowel Listowel Emmets Ladies held their AGM last Monday evening via zoom. Seán Hennelly stepped down as Chairman after 6 years of very committed service. Due to Covid restrictions Emmets Ladies were unable to give Seán a proper send-off so he was presented with an Emmets top by Colleen (U16 player) and Ava (U14 player) with a Club night of “Thanks” planned at a later date so watch this space. All Welcome! Best of luck in your retirement Seán!

Listowel Celtic Under 14 Girls who defeated Newcastlewest AFC in Newcastlewest in the third round of The National Cup last Saturday

L/R John O Sullivan, Theresa Grace, Kay Humbles, Ciara Grace, Aidan McNally, Ryan McNally and John Grace at Listowel Arms Hotel for Little Women’s Christmas

Eddie Gorman, Keith Sullivan, John Wilmott, Kenneth Prendergast, Marion Keane, Benny Loughnane and Kenneth McEnery enjoying Christmas at Con Dillions

Finuge GAA club got their Car Raffle Fundraiser off to a great start just before Christmas selling tickets outside Garveys SuperValu, Listowel. A big thank you to Garveys and also to the public who showed great support buying lots of tickets!

Local man Tom Kennedy who was taking a break while working at Asdee Village on Saturday afternoon. Photo Moss Joe Browne

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UPCOMING COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT VACANCIES IN LISTOWEL

No 1 - Caretaker & General Maintenance - 2 Positions Location: St John’s Theatre & Art Centre Listowel & 1 Position with Kerry Parents & Friends Association Listowel

LOCALS OPPOSING WIND TURBINES AT BALLINAGARE BOG

No 2 - Care Assistant - 3 positions Location: Kerry Parents & Friends Association, Listowel No 3 - Health & Safety Assistant - 1 position Location: Family Resource Centre, Listowel No 4 - Caretaker & General Maintenance - 2 Positions Location: 1 x Knockanure Community Centre & 1 x Finuge Development No 5 - Environmental Worker - 2 Positions Location – Listowel Tidy Towns For eligibility you need to be in receipt of a social welfare payment for a minimum of one year. The positions are Community Employment and subject to DEASP guidelines Hours: 19.5 per week for each position. CV & PPS No. to: info@listowelareace.ie

A planning application has been submitted to Kerry County Council to erect seven 170 metre high wind turbines on Ballinagare Bog between Lixnaw and Ballyduff villages. The turbines will be approximately 6 times the height of the Rattoo Round Tower. This will impact on the habitat of the local wildlife: the whooper swans that overwinter there every year, hen harrier, curlews and the possibility of pollution of the salmon rivers Brick and Feale. Environmentalists state that the preservation of peatlands and boglands and their sequestration of carbon is an important contribution to prevent climate change Kerry already provides nearly 20% of all wind energy produced in Ireland while having only 3% of the population. Objections to this application must be submitted to Kerry Council by 26th January, accompanied by a fee of €20, quoting planning number 211441 We can be contacted via our facebook page ‘Stop the Ballinagare Windfarm’ or by email at ballinagareeenviromental@gmail.com. We would appreciate your support to prevent this development.

RECOVERY HAVEN KERRY INVITES NEW MEMBERS TO WOMEN’S CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

Cancer support charity, Recovery Haven Kerry, is reaching out to women experiencing cancer to join their dedicated cancer support group. Facilitated by counsellor Kay Lynch, the free online group meetings offer a safe and friendly space for women experiencing cancer to explore issues affecting them, while also offering and gaining support from other women on their cancer journey. Whether you want to share your own personal story or simply sit and listen to what is being discussed, the fortnightly group has proven to be a huge source of support and comfort to women dealing with cancer. Recovery Haven Kerry deputy manager, Katie O’Donoghue, explained that the group offers a safe place for women to avail of vital peer support from other women who are experiencing cancer and who have a deeper understanding of the issues women are going through. “The group is open to all women who have had a cancer diagnosis, no matter what stage of their journey they are on,” Katie explained. “Some women don’t feel that they need or want counselling, so the real value of the group setting is the peer support and forming bonds with other women and exchanging experiences, ideas and advice on handling the challenges they face. It’s all about being with people with similar experiences and who have a deeper understanding of what you are going through.” The group meets fortnightly, with the next meeting taking place via Zoom on Friday, January 21st at 11am. If you feel you would benefit from this group meeting, please contact Recovery Haven Kerry on 066 7192122 to join the next or subsequent meeting. Pictured is Recovery Haven Kerry deputy manager, Katie O’Donoghue

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SEARCH TO FIND 2022 TEXACO CHILDREN’S ART COMPETITION WINNERS LAUNCHED

TARBERT COMPREHENSIVE PERFORM WELL AT THE BT YOUNG SCIENTIST COMPETITION

The search to find the young artists who will excel in this year’s Texaco Children’s Art Competition has begun.

Two groups of students from Tabert Comprehensive were involved in the BT Young Scientist Competition last week.

Last year three students from Co. Kerry won prizes in the Competition which is now in its 68th year and widely acknowledged as the longest running arts sponsorship in Ireland. The closing date for entries is Monday, 28th February. Judging will take place in April with winners to be announced in May. Details are available at www.texacochildrensart.com or at Texaco service stations throughout the county.

Three TY students Millie Sheehan, Chloe O’Halloran & Barbara Puig Ester evaluated the extent to which a person’s opinion on Covid 19 vaccination affects their relationships with others in school and workplace settings. Second year siblings Jim & Paula Eve Culhane were ‘Highly Commended’ in the technology category for their CPR Pedal Chest Compression Device.

KILNAUGHTIN CHURCH & GRAVEYARD LAUNCH THEIR NEW WEBSITE

Kilnaughtin Church & Graveyard Website – www.kilnaughtin.ie

On behalf of the Kilnaughtin Church & Graveyard Committee we gratefully acknowledge the help and support we received across the community for the launch of our new website. In particular we want to thank the Tarbert Historical Society and Patrick Lynch, Dr Declan Downey and Stevie Denihan (Sn) for their invaluable contributions to this new resource now freely available from anywhere in the world. Míle Buíochas also to Niall Fitzgerald (www.alphatech.ie) and Fiona Ryan (no stranger to Tarbert since she came here with the Gaiety School of Acting back in 2004/05) for the creativity and technical expertise you brought to the project. Committe members: Patsy O’Connell, Patsy O’Shea, Brid Histon, Kitty McElligott, Dave O’Gorman and Paddy Creedon.

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CAROLINE’S DÓTERRA ESSENTIAL OILS CAROLINE’S POD OF POSITIVITY Welcome to our weekly column and our pod of positivity. It is here you will find little tips and tools that help us to maintain a life of health, wellness, love, and gratitude as well as all the information on dóTerra’s powerful essential oils. Now that we are well into January I hope you have set yourself goals and plans for the month or year ahead and remain positive and stay focused on them. Reminding ourselves it is important to take things slow while doing our day-to-day activities and always with kindness, love and positive thinking. As an advocate for dóTerra essential oils I know how the oils can support the Body, the Mind, and the Mood and looking at dóTerra’s Lavender, Peppermint and Lemon we see how when used consistently in the mornings and throughout the day they can gave us focus and motivation. Our younger people are doing fantastic work in both school and home and diffusing all three of the above DōTerra oils provides the additional motivation, alertness, and an increase in focus, as well as invoking feelings of encouragement and well-being to their bodies. Each of the three oils have many other uses and using them in conjunction with one another, and taken in a small amount of water, acts as a natural antihistamine to the body. DóTerra’s Lavender can provide feelings of comfort and calm when one feels anxious, stressed, or upset. It is the hero oil to our emotions, and in our house, its an oil that is diffused right before bedtime, and sprayed gently on the pillows and bed linen. These oils can be used in three different ways: Topically – applying them on to our skin with or without a carrier oil. Aromatically – by placing a two to three drops into a cold-water diffuser and diffusing these oils in our homes, classrooms, offices, salons or places of work and business. And the third way, internally – by adding them to your favourite food, waters or drinks, or simply by taking one drop under the tongue daily. The oils are a natural solution to care for our needs and our Family’s health needs and they can support us in many of the following that we experience from time to time, such as: Anxiety Issues, Digestive Support, Sleep Assist, Muscle Care, Stress Buster, Depression, Grief, Energy Boost, Skin Support, Immunity Boost, Allergy Assist and so much more. So, with the weekend approaching, I encourage you to incorporate that positive vibe into your life and home, keep the journaling going that many of us have started as a goal for 2022 and remember to take things nice and easy, and lean into using your dóTerra essential oils. For extra positivity and well-being, check out our Facebook page where we have information and live videos on all of dóTerra’s essential oils, and Caroline’s Fashion Fix will take place live every Friday on our private Facebook group page showcasing gorgeous French fashion from Caption Tortue. Until next time, I leave you with our thought for the week, ‘You can’t pour from an empty cup, so take care of yourself first’. Caroline X Tel: 087 292 1292

IRISH WATER APPEAL TO HOMES AND BUSINESSES TO TAKE STEPS TO PREPARE FOR FREEZING WEATHER AND TO CONSERVE WATER

Irish Water and Local Authorities are asking homes and businesses to take some simple steps to avoid damage to their pipes and help conserve water during the cold weather. Freezing conditions can lead to a higher than normal volume of burst pipes. A burst pipe can cause severe damage in the home, while also leading to valuable water being lost. Sometimes a small leak can go undetected for weeks, resulting in expensive repair bills and a disrupted water supply. To avoid this, we are asking home- and business-owners to take some simple steps to winter-proof their premises over the coming months. Speaking about preparing for colder weather, Tom Cuddy, Head of Operations, Irish Water, said, “With temperatures often dipping below zero at this time of year, we are appealing to homes, businesses and those responsible for unoccupied buildings to check for leaks whilst adhering to current public health regulations and advice, and to turn off water where it’s not needed. We are also appealing to customers to check outside pipes in particular that can become frozen and burst during periods of cold weather and report leaks they see on the public network to us. “Small efforts by everyone to conserve water wherever possible make a big difference and we would ask the public to only use what they need whilst continuing to adhere to public health advice on hand washing and hygiene regarding COVID-19. Simple advice on conservation includes for example taking showers over baths and fixing dripping taps where it is possible to do so. “In preparing for freezing weather, there are some simple steps to follow to avoid your pipes freezing or bursting. These can be viewed online at https://www.water.ie/help/supply/winterproofing/ or below What to do if you have a frozen pipe: If you have a basic knowledge of plumbing, these tips will help you locate and thaw a frozen pipe. If you are unsure of what to do, call a registered plumber. Turn off the water supply, this will limit the amount of leakage or damage if a pipe bursts: • Find and turn off your inside stop valve, usually located under the kitchen sink • Turn off the stopcock in your cold water tank, usually located in the attic Locate the pipe • Check the water pressure in appliances such as taps and toilets to see if it is lower than usual • Locate the general area where you think there may be a frozen pipe • Check for visible pipes that are not insulated, pipes that feel much colder than others, have nearby draughts or damage • Turn on nearby cold taps to relieve pressure on the frozen pipe. NEVER turn on the hot taps Thaw the pipe • If the pipe and fittings are not cracked or broken, you can try gently thawing the pipe • Protect or move anything which might be damaged if the pipe bursts when thawed • Use a hairdryer on the lowest setting to gently warm the pipe, starting at the end nearest the tap NEVER attempt to thaw out frozen pipes by switching on your immersion, central heating, blow torch etc. What to do if you have a burst pipe: A burst pipe can cause serious damage to your home so it is important to take action as soon as possible. Limit the damage • Turn off the water supply as instructed above • Drain the system by turning on all the cold water taps and flushing the toilets • Switch off the central heating and immersion. If you use solid fuel, let it die out • When the water heating is completely off, turn on the hot taps to further drain the system • If water from a burst pipe is leaking near any sockets, switches or appliances, switch off the mains if it is safe to do so. If the switch is wet, do not touch it, instead call a qualified electrician • If you have a shared water supply e.g. if you live in an apartment complex, ensure you have access to the stop cock. This is usually located where the water supply enters the building • Check with your neighbours that turning off the water has not affected their supply Get it repaired • You can make a temporary repair to a burst pipe by binding it tightly with a cloth or tape. • Replace this as soon as possible by a permanent repair, carried out by a qualified and registered plumber. • Ensure your hot water system is refilled BEFORE you switch back on your immersion or boiler. Visit our Winter Proofing for Home page for tips. Irish Water continues to work at this time, with our Local Authority partners, contractors and others to safeguard the health and well-being of both staff and the public and to ensure the continuity of critical drinking water and wastewater services and would like to remind the public to continue to follow public health advice on hand-washing and hygiene during the global health pandemic. To report a leak please contact Irish Water on 1800 278 278.

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SAN RITA WELLNESS

Welcome to San Rita Wellness weekly column… Welcome to San Rita Wellness weekly column

Do you feel that every day is the same still or do you think that things are beginning to look a little bit different now with the upcoming easing of restrictions. Imagine if everybody was the same, for example looked the same, ate the same food, enjoyed the same music , walked the same way, talked the same and dressed the same, wouldn’t life be very boring. So let’s look at things from a different angle: Different Lifestyles… Young mums or dads at home with children, full or part time workers, office or manual workers, people who work away from home and people who work from home, retired people ... No matter which of the above you slot into, these are different types of lifestyles but yet we may all be aiming to achieve the same outcome . Our ethos at San Rita Wellness is the following : “Eat Well, Feel Well, Live Well” Different food preferences or requirements… On our San Rita Wellness plan no food is off limits so whether you are vegetarian, vegan, faddy eater, plain eater or gluten intolerant you can still eat healthily and enjoy the foods you love while still feeling in control. Remember you have the freedom to choose your foods your way once it all fits into your calorie allowance. Different exercise needs and choices… Active or inactive, sporty people, people who hate exercise, younger people, older people, again we are all different and move at a different pace . But at the end of the day it is important that we enjoy what we do but we all want the same result which is to feel healthier and fitter. Different ways of losing weight… New to losing weight, seasoned dieters, people who like rules and structure, people who want maximum flexibility, whichever you are, our San Rita Wellness plan will suit you. We know we all lose weight differently and at a different pace but the thing to remember is once it’s working for you “ It’s Working “ Different weight loss challenges… We all face different challenges but you are not alone. A challenge sometimes needs to be challenged, whether that means learning to cook simple dishes, breaking down your weight loss goals , give suggestions to the person preparing your meal, or planning ahead for your upcoming social occasions.. Different expectations Thinking it will be easy, not believing you can do it, happy to lose weight steadily or want results fast. Again we all have different expectations but we also have to be realistic. Weight loss and Wellness happen over time by being patient with yourself ,believing in yourself and understanding that if you were to continue doing the same thing all the time , you will always get the same result. For extra support and for weekly accountability check us out on Facebook San Rita Wellness or sanritawellness.ie for details of our “In Person Meetings”, “At Home Service” or our “One to One Service” NB - Our weekly “In Person Meetings” have reopened in Listowel Community Centre and Ballybunion Health and Leisure Centre every Wednesday. Give us a call on Sandra 087 6718377 Rita 087 1012174

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KILFLYNN NORTH KERRY U-21 HURLING FINAL The long awaited 2021 North Kerry Championship U-21 Final [Paddy Kelly Cup] between Crotta O’Neills and Tralee Parnells takes place on Saturday 22nd January at 2.30pm in the sportsfield,Dromakee, Kilflynn. Crotta After victories over Abbeydorney and Ardfert will go into the final full of confidence, and the Tralee Parnells side with wins over Ballyduff and Ballyheigue will be equally confident of victory. We wish the best of luck to the Crotta players and their management. Be sure to come out and support the lads in what should be a cracking game. CROTTA GAA Kerry Senior hurlers were defeated by the All-Ireland champions, Limerick in the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling Cup Semi Final on Sunday 16th January in the TUS Gaelic Grounds by Limerick: 4 - 29 to Kerry: 0 – 11. The Crotta club was represented by Sean Weir (CornerBack) Shane Nolan (Captain) (Mid Field) (0-01) and James Sheehan came on as a sub. We wish Kilmoyley and their backroom team the best of the luck in the AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Club Hurling Championship / Craobh Idirmheánach Iomána Clubanna na hÉireann AIB Semi-Final Kilmoyley (Kerry) v Banagher (Derry) at Connacht G.A.A. Centre of Excellence, Bekan, Co. Mayo, at 2.00pm on Sunday, 23 January Tralee CBS 4-13 Clonakilty CC 1-8 A dominant second half display by Tralee CBS saw them book their place in the last four of the TUS Corn Uí Mhuirí U19 A championship dispatching Clonakilty Community College in clinical fashion at Lewis Road on Saturday afternoon 15th January. The defending champions who led from gun to tape fired in three second half goals to put the contest beyond doubt having to endure a sticky patch in the opening half in which the west Cork outfit hit five points without a reply to cut an early seven-point lead back to just two by the 26th minute. The Tralee side galloped into an early run away lead helped by an 11th minute Donnacha Sayers goal. The Crotta Club was represented on the Tralee CBS Team by Donnacha Sayers (Full forward) (1-00) and Sean McGrath (001) and Gavin Parker both came on as subs. Tralee CBS move forward to face Skibbereen C.S in the semi-final. The Sem, Killarney play Bandon Hamilton High School in the other Semi Final Great win by Causeway CS on Saturday 15th January in Ballinora, Co Cork in the quarter final of the Munster Senior hurling Colleges competition. After a slow start our lads really turned on the style in the final quarter. Causeway were 11 points down at the first water break, however 1-4 in the second quarter reduced the gap to 6 pts at half time. To leave the score Causeway 1-4 Bishopstown 1-10. The third quarter was a tight affair and both teams traded some excellent scores. The score at the final water break was Causeway 1-9 Bishopstown 1-15. The final quarter was to be a game changer. Causeway outscored their opponents 3-7 to 3 points to run out winners by 7 points and book their place in the Munster semi-final in a few weeks’ time. Massive congratulations to all the players who never gave up and showed great composure throughout and pulled off a great win coming back from 11 points down to win by 7 points. The Crotta Hurling Club was represented by Rory Mahony (002) at Center Forward Causeway CS 4-16 -v- Bishopstown 1-18 CAMOGIE There was no rest for the ladies as they played Clooney Quinn Co. Clare, in the Munster Junior Club Semi Final 2021 on Saturday 15th January at the John Mitchels GAA Grounds and after magnificent display Clanmaurice bounce back to reach another final on the final score line of Clanmaurice 4-12 Clooney Quin (Clare) 1-8 Clanmaurice does not believe in following scripts. The narrative

was that six days after the pain of losing the 2020 All-Ireland Junior Club Final to Raharney by three points, they would not be able to raise their game against a young and fresh Clooney Quin side. Well, nobody told the Clanmaurice girls that and from the outset they dominated this contest and there was never a moment when anything other than a Clanmaurice victory was going to be the outcome at the John Mitchels GAA Grounds on Saturday last. While their semi-final win over Athleague with only fourteen players in December made national headlines, their incredible spirit and will to win against the odds, goes slightly under the radar locally, the question has to be asked, is there any men’s team in the county that could contest three All-Ireland Finals in a row (five if you count replays) and after beating Clooney Quin on Saturday, they will now try for five in row Munster Junior titles on Sunday next in Mallow against An Rinn from Waterford with 18 players at most! Congrats to the Clanmaurice team and their backroom team, especially the Crotta players Player of the Game: Aoife Behan (Wing Back) and Jackie Hogan Full forward (1-7, 3fs) We wish the players and the management the best of luck. Please come out and show your support for this great bunch of ladies MYLIFE GAA EVERY STEP COUNTS CHALLENGE The Challenge starts Wednesday, 19th January to midnight on 23rd February Any club that tracks 4,000km over the 5 weeks will be entered into a O’Neill’s prize draw. There is a €2,500, €1,500 and €,1000 voucher per province to be won. You can run, walk, or jog. To take part simply. 1. Download the MyLife app from the App store or Google Play store (Same App used for the previous challenge). 2. Register your details. 3. Tap on the social tab on the MyLife app. 4. Select challenges. 5. Select Munster GAA. 6. Click Join & select Crotta 7. Final Step Go to the TRACK tab, Choose tracking devices/ Apps and select which tracker you would like to use. Best of luck & happy walking LIVE MUSIC There will be Music with Tom O’Brien in Parker’s Pub on Saturday 22nd January at 5.30p.m CROTTA LOTTO RESULTS Due to the current restrictions the Crotta hurling club weekly lotto draw was held on Tuesday 18th January at Herbert’s Bar, Kilflynn at 7.00p.m The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the independent observer: Graham Harris, Clounsillagh, Lixnaw were 1, 5,6 and 21. There was no winner of the 7,000 Jackpot. Congratulations to the following who won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Ian Maunsell, Cahernade Abbeydorney, Noreen Twomey, Gorthcloghy, Kilflynn and Lisa Clifford, Riverside, Abbeydorney. The Next draw will take place in Parker’s Pub, Kilflynn on Tuesday 25th January at 7.00p.m in compliance with Covid-19 restrictions for a €7,100 Jackpot. Tickets available 3 for €5 online visit www.crottagaa.club or this link https://play.clubforce. com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=427#Anchor or Herbert’s Bar/Village Store, Parker’s Pub, Zam Zam Kabab, Foley Shop Lixnaw, Abbeydorney Post Office, or from any club officer. Many thanks to all who contribute to our weekly Club Lotto. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. ACTIVE RETIRED GROUP The Abbeydorney & Kilflynn Active Retired Group will resume their lunch next Wednesday 26th January 2022 from 10.30am - 1.30pm in the Community Hall Abbeydorney. A meal will be served. Please contact the Abbeydorney Community Hall and leave a message if you have any enquires 066 7135831 CARE AND REPAIR Age Action’s Care and Repair does small DIY jobs, free of charge, for older people to help them maintain their homes and their independence. For details contact Age Action national helpline 0818 911 109 or email careandrepair@ageaction.ie

BALLYDUFF GAA LOTTO DRAW The Ballyduff GAA Club weekly Lotto draw for Tuesday January 11th are as follows; the numbers drawn were 11, 20, 22 and the bonus number was 2. There was no winner of the Lotto Jackpot of €12,600 or the €400 prize for Match Three. The €20 winners were Pauline Walshe, Drumnacurra, Causeway; Michael T Hussey, Ardoughter and Declan County, Hearthill. The Lotto Draw takes place each Tuesday night at the GAA Clubrooms and tickets cost €2.50 each, with a minimum play of €5, and you must pick three numbers from 1 – 28 and a Bonus number from 1 – 10. The Jackpot starts at €10,000 and there is €100 added to it weekly if not won. There is a weekly Match 3 prize of €400 for anyone that matches the first 3 numbers without the bonus number. This prize will be shared if there’s more than one Match 3 winner. For information on the Lotto please get in touch with any Ballyduff GAA Club Officer. Please support and remember “if you are not in you can’t win’. You may also play the Lotto online at www. ballyduffgaa.com.                                                                        CHURCH NEWS                                 Masses for the week:                     Thursday 10.00am: Special Intention  Friday 7.00pm: Seamus, Gerald, John Pa, Brendan and Denis O’Neill Saturday 6.30pm: Mass in Causeway    Sunday 11.00am:  Mass in Ballyduff Reader: Sunday 23rd January – Des Rochford  Ministers of the Eucharist: Rita Goulding/ Anthony Doyle/Sarah Ann Ross   Divine Mercy Devotions: Every Sunday – 3p m.                                              Eucharist Adoration: Every Thursday   New Year Resolution: Exodus 90 is a spiritual exercise for men. Challenging 90-day period, 17th January – Easter Sunday, 2022.  See Exodus 90.com to learn more.  Parish Envelopes: have been distributed.  If you have not yet received your box, please contact the Parish Office.  Please consider using the envelopes – it would be of great benefit to our Parish for the upkeep of our Church.  KERRY HOSPICE CHRISTMAS CARDS The Christmas Cards sold in the local businesses in Ballyduff and Hanley’s in Causeway, in aid of the Kerry Hospice/Palliative Care, realised €1,200. Many Thanks to all those who bought cards and to the various businesses who sold them and remember all monies raised in Kerry stays in Kerry. Your continued support is much appreciated.   WIN A CAR Ballyduff Hurling & Football Club is embarking on a major fundraising draw where you could win a 221 BMW 3 Series M Sport. Tickets cost €20 and are available online at www.ballyduffgaa.com and are also available from Shops & businesses locally, Club Officers, players and coaches. Ballyduff GAA have committed to donate 10% of all profits from the fundraiser to the Kerry Hospice Foundation.

cause. Your continued support is much appreciated. The Draw for the car has been postponed until Saturday March 19th due to circumstances beyond the control of Ballyduff GAA.    ST. BRENDAN’S A.C. TK8K: The inaugural TK8K in memory of Tom Kelly was a huge success on Sunday. There were 170 finishers and all volunteers are thanked for their support. The support of businesses and individuals is sincerely appreciated and will help to grow the club further. A special thanks to all the Kelly family who sponsored and encouraged the TK8K. Couch to 5k: Continuing every Monday at 7pm in Ardfert Recreation Centre (ARC). This group will meet twice a week to build up to completing Tralee parkrun on 12th March. To join the group become a member of St. Brendan’s athletics club and then training sessions are free. You can join here https:// membership.athleticsireland.ie/clubpage/ St.%20Brendan’s%20A.C.%20(Kerry) We will meet on Mondays 7pm in the ARC and on Wednesdays at 7.30pm in Mounthawk. Participants can complete a third session in their own time each week as a full programme will be provided so that everyone is ready to complete their 5k in March. Juvenile training: U9-U11 (born 20122015) training on Banna Astro turf on Wednesdays 6-7pm and the U12+ training on the all-weather pitch in Ardfert on Mondays 7-8pm. Please ensure to renew your membership before attending training and the same rate of €2 per session applies. A THOUGHT Every gift we give or receive will have more to it than its face value. Look beyond the gift to the time, effort, love and consideration it took to bring it to you – and put something of yourself into every gift you give!   COISTE NA NÓG Ballyduff GAA has signed up to the MyLife/ GAA Every Step Counts Challenge in support of Ireland Lights Up 2022. Almost 400 clubs have registered to date and the aim is to get people active and walking for 5 weeks from this Wednesday 19th January to midnight on 23rd February 2022. The aim is to walk the combined equivalent of a 4000km trip around Ireland. All clubs that pass the 4000km target will be entered into a draw to win an O’Neill’s voucher. It just takes three steps to register for the challenge – download the MyLife app, register and Select Challenges (under social tab join your province and your club) That’s the easy part!  Good luck everyone.    LADY’S WALK GAA Lady’s Walk GAA Club will hold its Annual General Meeting on this Thursday January 20th at 7.30pm. Due to the current Covid-19 situation it will be held online using Microsoft Teams. Any member who wishes to join the meeting can contact the club Chairman David Slattery on (086)3692642. An email address will be required for the link to be emailed to.

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BALLYBUNION COAST CAFE Coast cafe will now be open Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun 9am to 4pm. BALLYBUNION TRIATHLON CLUB Ballybunion Triathlon Club will host its own triathlon on Saturday 20th August the race is sanctioned by triathlon Ireland. You can sign-up for the race by finding it on the events calendar here: https://app.triathlonireland.com/ race-calendar For more information, email ballybuniontriclubgmail.com or phone Derek on 087 854 2199 CONDOLENCES Deepest sympathies to the family of Sheila Edgeworth (née O’Driscoll) of Mortara Ballylongford and formally of Kilconly, and to the family of Elizabeth O’Dowd (née Walsh) of Church Road. May they Rest In Peace. ASHTANGA YOGA Delighted to be starting back classes on Monday 24th January in Ballybunion Community Centre, 7-8 pm, 50 euro for 6 classes. Nice big hall with plenty of space. Beginners welcome, ideal time to get started. Contact Niall, 0868141031. CAHILL’S SUPERVALU New opening hours Monday to Sunday 7.30am to 8.30pm. We accept orders via phone for delivery around our community and for pick up. These orders can be placed on 068 27244 or email: svdeliveriesbb@gmail.com please adhere to public health guidelines and advice before going to the shops or outdoors. LENDING A HELPING HAND Free accommodation in return for a few hours help with 3 children aged 12 to 15. Spacious own double room. Peaceful setting 5 minutes to Ballybunion beach, 15 minutes Listowel. Based in Lisselton. Female preferable. Phone 086 3452167 BALLYBUNION TOTAL HEALTH PHARMACY Where possible please ring ahead to order your prescription. This allows us to have it ready when you arrive and saves you waiting in the pharmacy especially as the numbers are high for Covid cases. If you need anything and you are isolating please ring on 068-27437 and we will arrange your items to be collected.

My Life app is the health and well-being app by Irish Life. Most of you will have the My Life app on your phone from last year. If not, simply download the MyLife app! Join the Munster Challenge and then select Beale GAA Club to get started! Track your performance along the way by linking your Fitbit or any other health app to the My Life app. Join up and pass on the word. Get active! Stay safe! If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact Bríd Griffin on (087) 6686027 or Mairéad O’Neill on (086) 3937654. LONG TERM ACCOMMODATION URGENTLY NEEDED We have had many enquiries from people looking for long term rent houses around Ballybunion. If you know of any, could you please contact the Tourist Office with the details, either by phone 068 25555 and leave a message, by email ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com, or drop details through the letter box. Thank you BALLYBUNION MEALS ON WHEELS The Ballybunion meals on wheels service will be delivered 3 days a week, meals will be delivered on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Anyone wishing to avail of delivery please contact Eileen Fogarty on 086 2234 965 or Con McCarthy on 087 418 4241. The areas covered are Ballybunion, Lisselton, Asdee and Ballylongford. The dinner will be delivered to your door by one of the men at the cost of €6 per meal ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Parish Office: The office is now open again on Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 10.00am and 1.00pm. Telephone 068-27102. KILCONLY NATIONAL SCHOOL Is currently enrolling for Junior Infants 2022/23. Enrolment application forms are available from the school office cillconla@gmail.com. Further information contact 068 27833. CONDOLENCES Deepest sympathies Tommy Gleeson & Family on the death of his brother Joseph who died in Chicago, to the family of Sheila Edgeworth (née O’Driscoll) of Mortara Ballylongford and formerly of Kilconly, the family of Elizabeth O’Dowd (née Walsh) of Church Road, the family of Mary O’Boyle (née Farrelly). May they Rest In Peace. MEDITATION/RELAXATION CLASSES IN BALLYBUNION & LISTOWEL Every Thursday at 6.30pm for 6 weeks at Ballybunion Community Centre from Thursday the 27th of January. There is a free introductory session on Thursday the 20th at 6.30pm . Contact Grainne at 087 9762862. Booking is essential. All are welcome!

BALLYBUNION PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Parent & Toddler group every Wednesday morning from 10am-12.30pm in Ballybunion Community Centre. This is a great meeting place for parents & carers with babies & small children to relax & chat together while children play. Everyone is welcome at attend at Tír na nÓg Early Years Care and Education Centre 068- 25765/ 083 864 6093 or email ballybunionchildcare@gmail.com

Listowel: Meditation/Relaxation classes every Monday at 8pm and Friday at 10.30am for 6 weeks at Listowel Community Centre from Friday the 28h of January and Monday 31st January respectively. Contact Grainne at 087 9762862. Booking is essential. All are welcome!

CASHEN VALE BOXING CLUB Amateur boxing is at the heart of Cashen Vale, it’s in our blood. Come along to our club in Sandhill Road Ballybunion every Saturday at 12 Noon, every Wednesday at 6-30 pm and every Friday at 7 pm. The classes are open to all young people aged 10+ who would like to learn the fundamentals of boxing, with or without the intention to eventually compete. For more information please phone Paddy on 087 764 7461

SAN RITA WELLNESS We are delighted to announce the re-opening of our “In Person Meetings”. We will be attending a meeting at Ballybunion Health & Leisure centre every Wednesday at 10am to 11am. If you are anxious to make a start now you can join our “At Home Service” which our members are loving the support, motivation, accountability and also seeing fantastic results on the scales. Call us for more information. Sandra 087 6718377 Rita 087 1012174

BEGINNER PILATES Pilates is great for low back pain, repetitive strain injuries, strength & conditioning, menopause etc. on Wednesdays mornings at 10am in Ballybunion Community Centre. To sign up or for more info please contact Katie on (087) 9648614 or email: info@katiepurtillphysiotherapy.ie

POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT We currently have a few vacancies available in the Ballybunion Community Employment Scheme. If you are interested in these jobs please contact Rosaleen on 068 27799 or email saothairnanabhann@gmail.com. This is a development opportunity, no experience necessary. Accredited training will be provided to support your career

EVERY STEP COUNTS Get the New Year off to a healthy start. Beale GAA Club is taking part in the GAA ‘Every Step Counts’ challenge again this year, as part of Get Ireland Walking and Irish Life initiative. Until March 2nd, everyone is encouraged to get out walking or jogging regularly, while, of course, adhering to health guidelines. Please ensure you abide by public health guidelines for everyone’s safety. Our goal is to clock up a minimum of 4,000km as a club and maybe, exceed last year’s massive result when we surpassed the target and won a fabulous O’Neill’s voucher for the club.

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TARBERT NEWS Email; tarbertnews@outlook.com or telephone Patrick Lynch at 068/ 36117 on or before 7pm Sunday.

ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH Monday 17th January 2022 at 7.30pm. Wednesday 19th January at 10.00am for Delia Mannix, Ahabeg West. Friday 21st January at 7.30pm for Roibeárd Thornton, Ballinageragh. Saturday 22nd January at 7.30pm for Caroline Kennedy, Ahabeg & Ballybunion.

DEATHS The death took place of Jane Ryan, née Murphy, of Lislaughtin, Ballylongford and formerly of Sallowglen, Tarbert. Jane who was aged 77 died on Tuesday 11 January after recurring illness. She was one of 12 children born to Paddy and Mary Murphy, née Sheahan of Sallowglen. She attended Ballylongford National School, St Ita’s Secondary School, Tarbert and took up a nursing career which finished at Foynes Hospital. Her Requiem Mass which was largely attended took place on Friday 14 January at the Church of St Michael the Archangel, Ballylongford and was celebrated by Fr John O’Connor, Tarbert and Fr Michael Hussey, Ballylongford. Her son Tim in a nice tribute to his mother, thanked the Health care workers who had looked after her and the front line workers who had worked so tirelessly and courageously during the current Pandemic. Interment took place in Lislaughtin Abbey Cemetery. Sympathy of the community is extended to her husband Joe, sons Tim and Pat, sisters Phil in Sallowglen, Sr Helen in Clonakilty, Lizzy, brothers Jimmy and Nicholas in the USA, sister-in-law Kathleen, first cousins James and Des Murphy, Tarbert, extended family, neighbours and friends. The death took place recently in London of John Cregan. John who was aged 88 was the eldest of a family born to the late Michael and Mary Cregan, née Patwell of St Patrick’s Terrace, Tarbert. In the 1950’s with no prospect of employment locally he emigrated to England where he continued working for the rest of his life. He re-married following the death of his first wife and rarely came back to Tarbert. His funeral service will take place in England later this month. He was predeceased by his brothers Michael and Martin Cregan, sisters Rose McDonnell and Esther Mulvihill. Sympathy to his sister Noreen in England and the extended Cregan family. The death took place on Saturday 8 January of Eilish Hilliard, née Mulvihill of Greenville, Listowel and formerly of Leitrim East, Moyvane. Requiem Mass took place in St Mary’s Church, Listowel on Tuesday 11 January followed by interment in St John Paul 11 Cemetery, Listowel. Eilish had many relations in Tarbert parish including her first cousin, Tessie Holly, Tarmons East, Tarbert. Sympathy to her husband Sean, son and daughter and the extended Hilliard family. The death took place of Willie Cox, Ballyline, Ballylongford. Willie died on Sunday 9 January. Requiem Mass took place on Monday 17 January in the Church of St Michael the Archangel, Ballylongford followed by interment in Lislaughtin Abbey Cemetery, Ballylongford. Sympathy to his wife Bridie and children, son James, daughter-in-law Noelle, sister Sheila Cox and the extended Cox family.

IRREMORE CHURCH Masses times: Sunday 23rd January at 11.00am. RATHEA CHURCH Masses times: Sunday 23rd January at 9.30am for Monsignor Eamon Whyte, Rathea. PARISH OFFICE The Parish office is open from 11.00am – 2.00pm on Tuesdays & Wednesdays. Tel. no. (066) 7132111. DEATHS The death occurred of Sr. Assumpta Keane, Shalom, Edgeworthstown, Longford/ Lixnaw. Formerly of the Mercy Convent, Granard and Lixnaw. Sympathy is extended to her cousins, friends and the Mercy sisters. May she rest in peace. The death occurred of Kieran Keane, Pairc na Dún, Tralee/Ardfert and formerly of Lixnaw. Sympathy is extended to his children Norma, Rick and Fergal, his brothers Patrick, Billy and Brendan, his sisters Nuala, Maura and all members of the Keane family. May he rest in peace. LIXNAW GAA SPLIT THE BUCKET DRAW Congratulations to Kathleen McElligott, The Cross, Lixnaw, on winning €113 in the Split the Bucket Draw. Thanks for your continued support.

The death took place of John Gerard Stack, Gale Bridge, Moyvane. John died on Sunday 9 January. Requiem Mass took place in the Church of the Assumption, Moyvane on Wednesday 12 January followed by interment in Ahavoher Cemetery, Moyvane. Sympathy to his wife Mary daughter Yvonne, son-in-law Cathal O’Connor, Tarmons and the extended Stack family. Beannacht Dé agus suaimhneas Sioraí le hanamacha na marbh .

LIXNAW CLUB LOTTO DRAW Jackpot €7,200. Numbers drawn were:4, 12, 16, 31. No jackpot winner. €20 winners: Eamon Barry, Ballyduff; Eoin & Elaine Galvin, Ballinclogher; Mike Sullivan, Finuge. Next week’s draw will take place in Railway Bar, Lixnaw on 17th January 2022. Jackpot will be €7,250.

BT YOUNG SCIENTISTS The BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition took place last week in Dublin. The Comprehensive School, Tarbert had two entries in the Competition. Congratulations to the students and their teachers who participated and while no awards were won its taking part that counts. In the same competition Shaun Holly, Tarmons a past pupil of Tarbert Comprehensive won the BT Educator of Excellence Award in Social and Behavioral Science. Shaun teaches at Kinsale Community College.

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WEATHER GIRL Best wishes to Jean Byrne who took early retirement as weather forecaster with Met Eireann. Jean presented weather forecasts on RTE for more than twenty years. Jean was born in Tarbert to the late John and Lola Byrne. She attended Tarbert National School and later completed her Secondary education as a boarder in Tuam Presentation Convent, Galway her father’s home county. We hope that Jean will enjoy lots of sunny days in her retirement. WALK CLOSED The John F Leslie Woodland Walk is closed to the public from Monday 17 January until further notice. This is to allow for ongoing repair and maintenace before the Summer Season when we will all be able to enjoy this wonderful amenity. REMEMBERING ASHLING On Sunday last 16 January, hundreds of men, women and children walked from Tarbert Bridewell to Tarbert Island to remember Ashling Murphy, the 23 year old teacher cruelly murdered in Tullamore on Wednesday 12 January. At the Old Pier, Fr John O’Connor led prayers in her memory. In a moving tribute he acknowledged her work as a teacher and her rapport with her young pupils. He led prayers for Ashling, her family, her pupils, fellow teachers and the wider community. Timmy Flaherty, well known musician, who graduated with her from Mary Immaculate Training College, played some of her favourite pieces on uileann pipes and banjo. He was joined by Christopher and Catherine Kiely on fiddles in a moving musical omós. Maura Holly read a poem which she composed in her honour. Lighted candles were placed around the memorial stone which carried a framed photograph of Ashling. The Vigil organiser was Laura Lavery. Looking out over the quiet waters of the river Shannon I remembered another Cailín Bán, 16 year old Ellen Hanly who was also cruelly murdered by a man in June 1819. So, the crime of Femicide is not a recent phenomenon. Hopefully, Ashling’s murder was a watershed one and that the legislators will remember the name of Ashling Murphy in proposed legislation. It would be a fitting legacy for her. KERRY CANCER SUPPORT Well done to Steve Burke and Lockdown Landscapes who raised €1220 for Recovery Haven, Kerry Cancer Support. They would like to thank the photographers, Tarbert Bridewell and all who purchased photographs. Míle buíochas do gach éinne.

Contact: moyvanenotes@gmail.com MURHUR N.S. MOYVANE Is now enrolling for all classes beginning September 2022. More information about our school and enrolment is available on our school website www.murhurns.com and on our school Facebook page https://www.facebook. com/murhurns/ Please contact Anne in the office if you have any queries on 068-49522. We look forward to welcoming your child into our school community. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF MURHUR N.S. Following a meetings a vote of sympathy was expressed on behalf of the school community to the family of Fr. Kevin on his sad passing. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis. FR. KEVIN Month’s Mind Masses will be held in a number of churches for the late Fr. Kevin: Knockanure on Friday, January 21 and Moyvane on Monday, January 24. Both Masses at 7.30pm. They will be available on YouTube. Go to YouTube, search “The Church of the Assumption Moyvane” and click on the Stained-Glass Window icon. Mass will be held in St. Senan’s Church, Cooraclare on Friday, January 21 at 7.30pm. Glenflesk: Saturday, January 22 at 6.00pm. Barraduff: Sunday, January 30 at 11.00am. BINGO Things are looking up! Hopefully we will be able to get up and running next month. Keep your fingers crossed, stay safe and watch this space.

ST SENAN’S GAA CLUB Monday 10/01/2022, Jackpot €2,300. There was no jackpot winner: Numbers drawn were 6, 16, 21, 30. Lucky Dip €30 winners: Michelle Moran, Billeragh, Listowel: Michelle Moran, Billeragh, Listowel. Lucky Dip €20 winners: Alan & Colette McLaughlin, Banemore: Darragh & Eoin Hudson, Listowel: Ciara O’Connell, Ballygologue, Listowel. Tickets €2 each or 3 for €5. Next week’s draw will take place at the Clubhouse Mountcoal, Jackpot will be €2,400. Tickets are available at Kelly’s Six Crosses, The Halfway Bar, play online or from any Club Officer. Thank you for your continued support. CLANMAURICE CAMOGIE CLUB Congratulations to the Clanmaurice Camogie Team and management who secured a place in the Munster Junior Camogie Final by defeating Cooney Quin Camogie Team. Final score was 4-12 to 1-8. The game was played in John Mitchell’s GAA Grounds, Tralee. LIXNAW NATIVE RECIEVES AWARD Congratulations to Brogan O’Grady and her parents Brendan and Melanie, Dysert, Lixnaw. Brogan now resides in Norwich City, England and was the winner of the Norwich Best Film Festival Poster 2021. Brogan moved to England in 2016 where she works as an illustrator/motion designer at Meantime Media and also, as a freelance designer. It was a amazing achievement and we wish her every success in the future. FINUGE GAA CAR RAFFLE Finuge GAA are currently running a fundraising car raffle for a Volkswagon Tiguan R-Line, worth over €50,000. Tickets are priced at €25 each and are available at multiple outlets in Lixnaw such as: Foley’s Gala Shop; Stack’s Londis Shop; Gibbons’ Filling Station; the Railway Bar; the Dew Drop Inn Bar, Lixnaw Post Office, Woodview Vets & J.J. Walsh’s Butchers Tickets are also available at McCarthy’s Bar, Finuge; Brosnan’s Bar, Listowel and Larry Buckley Butchers, Listowel. Tickets are also, available on line at www.finugegaa.com. CONTACT To include items in the Lixnaw notes, please email lixnawnotes@gmail.com by 10pm on Sunday evening.

MOYVANE GAA CLUB LOTTO There was no winner of the €6,100 Jackpot. Numbers drawn were 8,11,24 and 29 Lucky Dips: 1. Maria Kennelly, Inchamore 2. Paddy Mulvihill, Adare 3. Jacko, Aughrim 4. Nola Mulvihill c/o Jeramiah 5. Marie & Bobby Stack, Agri We would like to thank Mike Ahern for helping us with the draw tonight. Tickets are available Online by following the link on Moyvane GAA Facebook Page. All online entries to be registered by 6pm on the day of the draw. Entries after 6pm will be entered in the next draw. Tickets also available at Kennelly’s Homevalue Hardware, Holly’s Gala, Stack’s Butchers, Corridan’s Garage, Newtownsandes Co-op, A New U and Curl Up & Dye. You can also contact any Committee Member. Current Jackpot is €6,200 and the draw will be held on Monday January 24th at the Con Brosnan Park at 8pm. As always thank you for your continued support. #UpTheBoro MASSES FOR THE WEEK MOYVANE: Thursday, January 20 10.00am Private Intention Saturday, January 22 Anniversary Mass for Dick Stack at 7.30pm. Sunday, January 23 Anniversary Mass for Mary Stack, first anniversary at 11.00am KNOCKANURE: Wednesday, January 19. Private Intention at 12 noon. Friday, January 21 10.00am Private Intention. Month’s Mind Mass for Fr. Kevin at 7.30pm. Sunday, January 23 Anniversary Mass for Jerry & Mary Enright, The Village at 9.30am.

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Siobhan O Sullivan & daughter Sophie at The Listowel Arms Hotel for Little Christmas

L/R Louise Browne O Sullivan, Danielle Browne O Sullivan, Aidan McNally, Miriam Browne and Lucy Browne O Sullivan at The Listowel Arms Hotel for Little Womens Christmas

The Green Schools Committee of Presentation Primary School Listowel planted a Wild Cherry sapling recently, gratefully received from the Tree Council of Ireland along with Spar. “Trees are good neighbours - Is comharsana den scoth iad crainn”.

Padraig Leahy & Laura Foley Moyvane at The Listowel Arms Hotel for Womens’ Little Christmas

Congratulations to Emily O’ Riordan from Tarbert National School whose picture was chosen, by Kerry County Council, to feature in their annual Road Safety Competition. Well done Emily!

Ned O Gorman from Tarbert who was enjoying a trip to the Lock Gates, Lohercannon on a lovely day last week. Photo Moss Joe Browne

Stephen O Sullivan working hard in the Horseshoe Bar on New Years’ Eve

Double Award: Alex Murphy and Mark Heaphy holding the STEAM Science Kit and Samsung Tablet awarded to Scoil Réalta na Maidine for the school’s efforts and achievements during Science Week and Maths Week

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Draw 17/01/22 - Numbers Drawn 8-16-18-30 Jackpot not won - Lucky Dip Winners €20 €20 €20 €20 €20

Mary, Jasper & Sean c/o Saddle David Murphy, Feale Drive Mary Dalton, Upper Bedford Breda Mulvihill, Lisselton Diane O’Keefe, Ballybunion

Next week’s jackpot is €2,950. The draw will take place in The Bunker Bar on Sunday at 7 o’clock. Ticket €2 each or 3 for a fiver. Thanks to everyone who supports the Beale Lotto.

Lotto Saturday’s lotto draw was postponed until Sunday 23rd January and will take place directly after our AGM.

To be in with a chance of winning our lotto, get your tickets in local shops and pubs. You can also play online by downloading the Clubforce app or simply click the link on our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram pages or log onto https://clubforce.com/clubs/beale-gaa-kerry/.

Play online using Clubforce or from our lotto boxes in Super Valu and Kathleen’s Foodstore Abbeyfeale, Kieran’s Xl, Fealesbridge Co-op, Eileen’s Cafe, Bakery and Deli and Diarmuid’s Butchers Castleisland. Thanks for the continued support.

All online entries to be registered by 6.00pm on the day of the draw. Entries after 6.00pm will be entered in the next draw.

Next Draw 24/01/22 Jackpot €3,250 Results Under 14 Girls National Cup 3rd Round Newcastlewest 0 8 Listowel Celtic Scorers: Laura Falvey(4), Laura Meehan, Fiona O Brien, Emily Kissane,Holly Boyle. Under 15 Boys Division 2 Tralee Dynamos 5 0 Listowel Celtic Man of the match: Micheal Daly

Last few days to join ‘Every Step Counts’! Beginning on Wednesday, everyone is encouraged to get out walking or jogging regularly, while, of course, adhering to health guidelines for everyone’s safety. Enjoy the beauty of our countryside, beaches and walks around the town. Most people will have the MyLife app on mobiles from last year. If not, simply download the MyLife app. Register and join the Munster Challenge and then select Beale GAA Club. Track your performance along the way by linking your Fitbit or any other health app to the MyLife app. Join up and pass on the word. Get active! Stay safe! If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact Bríd Griffin on (087) 6686027 or Mairéad O’Neill on (086) 3937654. Every Step Counts!

Denny Premier A Listowel 2-2 Tralee Dynamos Scorers: Ashley Kelliher(2) Man of the match: Jack Sheahan

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Denny Division 1A Listowel Celtic B 3 6 Ballyheigue Athletic Scorers: Lapo, Neilo Keane, Ben Landy Man of the match: Lapo

Men’s Competitions: Mens 14 Hole Stableford Fourball - 16th January - Cashen Course 1st Eamon Fitzmaurice (18) & T.J. Galvin (12) 40pts 2nd Frank Fenn (9) & Aidan Hanrahan (9) 38pts 3rd Sean J Healy (20) & William O’Sullivan (17) 38pts

Fixtures Saturday 22nd January Under 12 Premier Girls

Fixtures: Sunday 23rd January 2022 – Mens 14 Hole Scotch Foursome – Cashen Course

12noon Listowel Celtic V Inter Kenmare Under 12 Girls Division 1

Ladies Competitions: Ladies 14 Holes Singles – 11th January 2022 – Cashen Course 1st Stephanie O’Reilly (44) 34pts 2nd Caroline Griffin (50) 33pts (B9-10pts) 3rd Elaine Molyneaux (19) 33pts (B9-8pts) 4th Jean Liston (32) 32pts

3.00pm Listowel Celtic B V Mastergeeha Under 14 Premier Girls 1.30pm Listowel Celtic V Inter Kenmare Under 11 Boys

Fixtures: Tuesday 25th January 2022 – Ladies Competition – Cashen Course

2.00pm Camp Juniors V Listowel Celtic Under 12 Boys Division 1 North 10.30am Listowel Celtic B V St Brendans Park B Under 13 Boys Division 1 3.15pm Inter Kenmare A V Listowel Celtic B Under 14 Boys Premier 10.30am Killarney Athletic V Listowel Celtic Under 16 Boys Premier 11.00am Dingle V Listowel Celtic Best Wishes to all our teams in action at the weekend All at Listowel Celtic were saddened to learn of the passing of one of Listowel’s greats, Danny Hannon. A massive loss to his Family and to the town of Listowel. An absolute Gentleman who was loved by all. A Big fan of our teams from years gone by. Danny rarely missed a match in The Cows Lawn. To Maurice, Pat, Lesley Anne and extended Families, we offer our heartfelt condolences at this sad and very difficult time. A Legend for sure... Rest in Peace Danny with your beloved Wife Eileen

BEALE GAA

Ian Blake is manager of the senior team again for 2022. His backroom team include Jerry O’Mahony, Paul Collins and John Blake. This management team will also be in charge of Beale juniors. Best of luck to all teams. This week’s Beale Lotto winning numbers were 12, 14, 15 and 23 . There was no jackpot winner and no Match-3 winners. Lucky dip winners each won €25: Shane Collins and Dermot Cummins (online), Tom Stokes O’Sullivan and PJ O’Brien.

Senior Men’s Competitions: Senior Men’s Competition – 13th January 2022 – Cashen Course 1st Jerry Costello (29) 32+5 37pts 2nd Brendan Brosnan (25) 34+1 35pts 3rd John Maguire (22) 34-1 33pts B5-13 Gross Brendan Daly 25pts 4th Haulie Costello (14) 34-1 33pts B5-11 5th Lar Hickey (28) 32pts B5-13 6th Brendan Lynch (25) 35-3 32pts B5-12 7th Joe Costello (22) 31+1 32pts B5-11 8th Jerry Enright (18) 32pts B5-7 9th Nicky Cotter (26) 25+7 32pts B5-5 10th Eddie Moylan (21) 30+1 31pts V Sean Stack (22) 29+1 30pts S. V. Noel Morkan (24) 29+2 31pts Fixtures: Thursday 20th January 2022 - Senior Men’s Competition– Cashen Course Senior Ladies Competitions: 1st Judy Carmody (21) 23pts 2nd Margaret McAuliffe (15) 20pts 3rd Sighle Henigan (10) 19pts Fixtures: Friday 21st January 2022 - Senior Ladies Competition – Cashen Course

KNOCKNAGOSHEL GAA

AGM: Our Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday 23rd January at 5pm on zoom. Please send your email address to Secretary John O Keeffe so that he can send you the relevant paperwork and the link for the meeting. Any motions to be sent to John by Friday 21st.

MOYVANE GAA

Club lotto: There was no winner of the €6,100 Jackpot. Numbers drawn were 8,11,24 and 29 Lucky Dips: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Maria Kennelly, Inchamore Paddy Mulvihill, Adare Jacko, Aughrim Nola Mulvihill c/o Jeramiah Marie & Bobby Stack, Agri

We would like to thank Mike Ahern for helping us with the draw tonight. Tickets are available Online by following the link on Moyvane GAA Facebook Page. All online entries to be registered by 6pm on the day of the draw. Entries after 6pm will be entered in the next draw. Tickets also available at Kennelly’s Homevalue Hardware, Holly’s Gala, Stack’s Butchers, Corridan’s Garage, Newtownsandes Co-op, A New U and Curl Up & Dye. You can also contact any Committee Member. Current Jackpot is €6,200 and the draw will be held on Monday January 24th at the Con Brosnan Park at 8pm. As always thank you for your continued support. #UpTheBoro A meeting will be held in the Paddy Curtin Club Room on Thursday, 6th January at 7.00pm to finalise Team Management for the coming year. All Club Members are welcome to attend. CLUB MEMBERSHIP 2022: Club membership is now open for 2022 and is available from Club Officers. Players €40.00 Student Players €20.00 Ordinary Membership €20.00 Junior North Kerry Cup Final: Final score Moyvane 1-13 -v- Ballyduff 3-5 Congratulations to team and management Well done lads #UpTheBoro

DUAGH GAA

No winner of the jackpot tonight Numbers drawn 1,16,23,24 €50 €30 €20 €20 €20

Jennifer Daughton online Jim Kennelly Penelope Mai Galvin Elizabeth O Halloran Jacqui Leahy Glantine

Sellers prize Eddie Stack Match 3

Niamh & Sinead Buckley Aidan Scanlon Jim Kennelly Kathryn Kelly

Next weeks jackpot €6300 with draw on Monday night. Thank you all for your continued support

ST. SENANS GAA

10 Years in Croker Congratulations to Barbara Buckley, 16 Golf View, Listowel, Co Kerry winner of the prize of 2 x 10 Year Premium Tickets for Croke Park. A huge thank you to all who supported the draw and our wonderful committee who worked so hard to make this a successful event. St Senans GAA Club lotto draw. Monday 17th January 2022 Jackpot €2,400 - No Jackpot winner The numbers drawn were 14,17,22,25 Lucky dip winners were

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€30 Danny Donovan Clieveragh Park €30 Maurice Dillon Gortacloghane €20 John Whyte Knockane Listowel €20 Michelle Moran Billerough Listowel €20 Sheila Moloney Knockane Listowel Tickets €2 each or 3 for €5 Next week’s draw Monday 24th January at the Clubhouse Mountcoal, Jackpot €2,500 Tickets available at Kelly’s shop Six Crosses, The Halfway Bar, Any club officer or Play online. Bereavement The death has occurred of William Cox of Ballyline, Ballylongford Sympathy to his son James, daughters Mary, Breda and Julie, sisters Sheila and Noreen, daughter-in-law Noelle, sons-in-law Adrian and Sean, brothers-in-law Con and Cathal, grandchildren Seamus, Elaine, Kevin, Aoife, Emma, Andrew and David, nephew, nieces, cousins, neighbours and friends.

BALLYLONGFORD GAA

Our Weekly Lotto draw Saturday 15th January 2022@ GAA Grounds Jackpot €13,400 - Numbers Drawn: 2, 3, 15, 27 No Winner - Lucky Dips €20: Billy Enright, Online €20: John McCarthy €20: Matt O Connor, Bridge Street €20: Ann Marie Tydings, Asdee 3 x Free Tickets: Kate Barry C/O Paudie Moroney Our next Lotto draw will take place on Saturday 22nd January with a JACKPOT of €13,450 Tickets can be purchased from our local ticket sellers, Heaphy’s Centra and Online by clicking on link below. https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=2338#Anchor

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

Lotto Draw results: The numbers drawn for Friday 14th January 2022, were as follows, 5, 17, 23, 28. The Jackpot was €3,500 and there was no jackpot winner. The following won 30 euro lucky dips: Rachel Barry- Online. Fionn Luka and Rián O’ Connor - Online. Daniel Kennelly - Glouria. Quyn Anh - Vietnam. Jim Mahony - Coolbeha. The following won three free tickets: Rachel Barry - Online. Eamon Moran - Kiltean. Siún O’ Mahony - Coolkeragh. Next Jackpot will be €3,600 and it will take place at the clubhouse on Friday 21st January 2022. Ireland Lights Up Ballydonoghue Gaa Club- Ireland lights up walks on Monday night in Coolard at 7.30 and will run every Monday unitl 28th February. Every Step counts challenge- Irish Life Please see all details needed to sign up on Ballydonoghue Gaa Facebook Page. Every step counts starts 19th January 2022. We would encourage everybody to sign up and make sure to nominate Ballydonoghue as your club. Regardless of how many steps a person takes, they all add up and we could win €2500 worth of equipment for our club. Annual Convention: Ballydonoghue club convention took place on Friday January 14th 2022 in the clubhouse. The following are the list of club officers for the coming year. President; Johnny Bunyan, Chairman; Martin O’Mahony, Vice-chairmen; Ogie Sheehy, Darren O’Connor, Secretary; Gerard Moran, Ass. secretary; John O’Mahony, Registrar & Data protection; Michéal Mason, Joint Treasurers; Kerry Brassil, Pa Foley, PRO; Martina Madden, Ass.PRO; Máireád Garvey, Scór; Katie McNamara Purcell, Auditor & Safety officer; Michéal Lynch,

Development; Eddie Houlihan, Coaching; P.J. Foley, Children’s officer; Dermot O’Connor, Health & Wellbeing; Eileen Bunyan, County committee delegate; Eamonn Moran, North Kerry Board delegates; Martin O’Mahony, Gerard Moran, John O’Mahony. Coiste na nÓg. Chairman; John O’Mahony, Secretary; Padraig Lyons.

Lotto Results 13/01/2022 - No winner of Jackpot €2500 Lucky Dip Winners: €50 €30 €20 €20

Pat Lyons, Lisselton Ger Flaherty c/o John Walsh Tom Murphy c/o John O’Sullivan Chris Lyons, Dromin Listowel

BALLYDUFF GAA

Knockanure GAA Officers elected for 2022 Presidents: Fr Carmody, Fr Brendan, Fr Tom, Michael O Connor, Gerard Buckley and Jim Greaney

A.G.M: Ballyduff GAA Club Annual General Meeting was held in the Clubhouse on Friday December 3rd 2021 with Chairman Liam Ross presiding. He welcomed everyone and thanked all Players, Officers and team officials who helped in any way throughout the year in what was a difficult time.  Secretary, Michael Hussey, gave a very detailed review of the year in which we played 57 games, 36 in football and 21 in hurling.

Chairperson: Willie Joe Leahy Secretary: Kathy Finucane Treasurers: Paudie Flavin and John Looney PRO: Tara Finucane Delegate to the both the North Kerry Board and the County Board: Paudie Flavin

All these games were in Senior, minor and Under 21 only as all other games were under Coiste na nÓg. He congratulated the minor hurling team on their great achievement in winning back-to-back Minor Hurling Championships plus Division 1 of the County Minor Hurling League and Division 1 of the North Kerry Football Championship, an amazing achievement by a great bunch of players.

Lotto Results from Tuesday 11th January Numbers Drawn: 3, 17, 27, 31

Election of Officers: President: Teddy Hennessy.   Vice Presidents: Gerald McKenna, Brendan Hennessy, Teddy O Sullivan.

KNOCKANURE GAA

No winner. Lucky Dip Winners of €25 each 1. Florrie Mullins, Moyvane 2. Lizzy Lane, Beenanaspug 3. James and Kerryann, Knockanure 4. Sandra Stack, Bunagara 5. James and Maureen Connolly, Trien

Chairman: Liam Ross. Vice Chairman: TBA. Secretary: Michael Hussey. Treasurer: Ailish Segal.

The next draw takes place on Tuesday January 18th Jackpot will be €2,300

P.R.O: Jack Harrington. Development Officer: John Paul Leahy. Children’s Officers: Maria Lucid and Maria O’Carroll.   County Board Delegate: Tom O’Sullivan.

FINUGE GAA

Don’t forget to enter our fantastic car raffle fundraiser - a Volkswagon Tiguan R-Line is being raffled, in conjunction with Divanes of Castleisland. Tickets are priced at €25 each and are available at multiple local outlets such as McCarthys Bar Finuge, Foleys & Stacks shops Lixnaw, The Filling Station Lixnaw, Railway Bar & Dew Drop Bar Lixnaw, Brosnans Bar Listowel, Larry Buckley Butchers Listowel, The Post Office Lixnaw, Woodview Vets Lixnaw, JJ Walsh’s Butchers Lixnaw. Tickets and information are also available online through the website www.finugegaa.com All help and support is most welcome! Well done to Clanmaurice Camoige club on winning the 2021 Munster semifinal and qualifying for the Munster Junior final. Great to see them back on their feet after coming up short in the delayed 2020 All-Ireland final only a week earlier - serious commitment. Congratulations to Gneeveguilla, Na Gaeil and Kilmoyley on winning their respective Munster club finals over the past two weeks.

N.K.H.B Delegate: James O’Callaghan. N.K.F.B Delegate: John Paul Leahy.   Coaching Officer: John Enright  In conclusion Liam Ross wished everyone well for 2022 and urged everyone to get behind the Fundraising Draw and raise funds to upgrade our facilities to cater for our huge playing numbers. U19 Colleges Hurling: Congratulations to Causeway Comprehensive School on a great victory in the Munster Colleges Under 19 B Hurling Championship when they defeated Coláiste an Spriod Naomh, Bishopstown in Ballinora on Saturday last. They overcame a nightmare start when they fell behind by twelve points early in the first half but they rallied to bring the deficit to five points at halftime. Causeway still trailed by 5 at the second water break but a storming last quarter in which they scored 3 – 3 saw them winners on the score line 4 – 16  to 1 – 18. Ballyduff GAA Club was represented by Adam Segal, Evan Boyle, Tommy O’Grady, Luke Kennelly, Jack Enright, Aodhán Curley, Killian Boyle and Darragh Quinlan. Well done boys.

Golden Goal our very popular Club Fundraiser “The Golden Goal” will get underway on weekend 30th of January, which is in conjunction with upcoming Fixtures in both National Football and Hurling League and Championship. (Televised games).

Brendan Boyle Cup: The final of the Brendan Boyle Cup, Ballyduff v Moyvane, at Coolard on Sunday last was the final game of the 2021 season and ended in defeat for Ballyduff. We started well with three goals from Jack Farrell, Nathan McGrath (penalty) and Chris Whyte left us ahead 3 – 2 to 0 – 4 but we didn’t score for more than a half hour by which time Moyvane were picking off their points which was followed by a goal to put them ahead. We scored a couple of points but it was not enough and lost out on the score Moyvane 1 – 13 Ballyduff 3 – 5.

On sale each week for the duration of the National League and Championship (25 games) from Club members, at John Pius and for the first time online at asdeegaa.com.

On Sunday we had a 12 Hole Single Stableford competition.

Payment option €2 per week, €10 for 5 weeks, €20 for 10 weeks and €50 for 25 weeks with a weekly prize of €40 to be given out each week to the winning number which corresponds with the first goal scored.

1st 2nd 3rd

CLOUNMACON GAA

Next Sunday will be a 12 Hole Single Stableford competition. Timesheet available online.

ASDEE GAA

Lotto Results 06/01/2022 - Thank You for supporting our lotto No winner of Jackpot €2400 Numbers drawn: 03 – 08 – 16 – 30 €50 €30 €20 €20

BALLYHEIGUE GOLF CLUB Christopher Meehan (18) 32 pts Colm Griffin (18) 32 pts Jonathan Kelliher (9) 31 pts

Marie Scanlon, Dromin Listowel Marie O’Sullivan Doyle c/o John O’Sullivan Colm Hickey 5 Foxfield, Finnstown Abbey Dublin Pat Lyons, Lisselton

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