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• Apply topically to the temples and the back of the neck to soothe headaches
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Pictured: Listowel Race Directors John McGuire, Brenda Daly, Secretary and David Fitz maurice at Listowel Race course on Monday for the launch of the 7 day Harvest Racing Festival from Sunday 18th to Saturday 24th of September. Photo: Don MacMonagle
• Use to calm and soothe irritated skin, scalds, burns or nappy rash
• Apply to the body to cool off when overheated
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Off course, months of careful planning have gone into ensuring that this year’s festival will be the most exhilarating ever! There is something for everyone of all ages including six fashion competitions with dedicated days for Ladies, Men, Couples, Sustainable / Vintage, Blue Jeans and Fancy Dress; exceptional free children’s entertainment on the Sunday; live music and some very special celebrity guests. PLUS the ‘Save your Heels, We’ve got Wheels’ free double decker bus is back on Ladies Day!
• Add a drop to your water for a refreshing drink in the mornings and also to help the body detox
• Use 2 to 3 x drops of dóTerra’s Lavender to a warm bath for relaxation
Welcome to my weekly column and my Pod of Positivity. It is here you will find little tips, tools and information that help us to maintain a life of health, wellness, love, and gratitude while using DóTerra’s essential oils in our daily routine.
As a certified DóTerra essential oil specialist I have been delighted to help and support so many people and their families over the last three years on their essential oil journey throughout North Kerry, West Limerick and beyond and I know how these oils can sup port the Body, the Mind, and the Mood.
Pictured below is The Expose Team at Killarney Races in July this year
• Apply to the wrist points, the back of the neck and the bottoms of the feet in the morning and before bedtime to soothe and calm any upset or heightened emotions
• Apply to the skin to calm reaction of bug bites or hives
This week, Listowel Race Company announced an action packed programme both on and off the course for their forthcoming 7 day Harvest Racing Festival from Sunday 18th to Saturday 24th of September. Celebrated as one of the longest established race meet ings in Ireland - Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are all National Hunt meetings and Tuesday & Thursday feature an all Flat race card.
The oils are a natural solution to care for our needs and our family’s health needs and they can support us with many of the following that we can experience from time to time, such as: Anxiety Issues, Digestive Support, Sleep Assist, Muscle Care, Stress Buster, Depression, Grief, Energy Boost, Skin Support, Immunity, Allergy Assist and so much more.
• Add to your morning coffee or even your favourite chocolate recipes
• Add to a drop of honey to soothe sore throats
Fresh Start & Back in Routine with DóTerra’s Trio Kit
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Peppermint
• Inhale or put a drop into the palms of the hands with a drop of Lemon for an instant boost of energy
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• Add to baking recipes or your morning yogurts
Combining all three oils above act as a natural antihistamine and can support the body when pollen is high and when experiencing watery eyes, sneezing, runny noses etc DóTerra’s essential oils can be used in three different ways: Topically – applying them on to our skin particularly our pulse points and soles of the feet. Aromatically – by plac ing two to three drops into a cold-water diffuser and diffusing these oils in our homes, classrooms, offices, salons or places of work / business and thirdly using the oils inter nally – by adding them to our favourite food, waters, or drinks, or simply by taking one drop daily under the tongue.
• Diffuse 2 x drops of Peppermint and or Lemon in a bedroom or kitchen for focus during study time, homework time or concentration
Caroline X - Tel: 087 292 1292 l EXPOSE BEAUTY LOUNGE AND HAIR STUDIO NOMINATED FOR NATIONAL AWARD
With the return of back to school and routine I want to bring your attention to my Top three favourite oils from dóTerra which are Lemon, Lavender and Peppermint. These three oils make for a perfect fresh start to your morning routine for both adults and children and each of the oils can be used in many different ways. I find that they are also fantastic in supporting us both emotionally and physically. All three of the following essential oils are part of a Trio Kit and can be used individu ally or can be combined together using my 3 – way method of - Diffuse, Use & Apply. The Trio Kit contains Lemon, Lavender and Peppermint in 5ml size bottles containing 95 x drops of certified pure tested grade essential oil. The Trio Kit retails at €30 and can be ordered by contacting me on the number below. These oils can be used in your foods and drinks as they do not contain any chemicals, alcohols or substances. Here are just a few of my suggested uses for each of these oils in the Trio Kit.
• Apply directly to cold sores for instant relief
• Diffuse in your cold water diffuser to elevate the mood
CAROLINE’SESSENTIALDÓTERRAOILS
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the only Kerry salon nominated in the Best Beauty Salon category. We are honoured to be included in this category, commented Claire Murphy of Expose, who puts this nomination down to Expose’s loyal clients over the years, along with it’s hardworking team. The glitzy Awards, which are considered the Oscars of the Beauty and Hair Industry, will be attended by the best in the business nationally, along with a host of celebrities. Best of luck Team Expose
• Inhale a drop first thing in the morning to start off your day
To all the Students who have returned back to school this week – Believe In Yourself, You Are Amazing.
Expose Beauty Lounge and Hair Studio is delighted to announce that it will be flying the flag for Kerry (and Munster) in a star studded Awards ceremony in Dublin on 18th
For extra positivity and well-being, check out my Facebook page – Caroline’s Pod of Positivity where we have information and videos on all of DóTerra’s essential oils. For consultations and appointments you can reach me on the number below to arrange a time / date that suits you and together we will start you on your journey with DóTerra’s essential oils.
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There are many support groups out there in all areas so nobody should ever feel that they have to do or cope with something on their own .We also find that in our San Rita Wellness “In Person Meetings” and also on our weekly Zoom meetings for our “At Home Service” members that they feel that being part of a group offers them the support they need with their weight loss and wellness journey.
More Positive Positive V Negative. Many things can sway us from one to the other . The weather for exam ple, sunny days compared to rainy days. These are some of the things we have no control over. Focus on the things we have control over to leave you feeling more positive and getting an outcome that will benefit you for the better.
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EmotionalHappy, Sad, Stressed, Tired. These FEELINGS can be triggers to reach for the wrong kind of foods. This can create what is known as a vicious circle and can be hard to break out of . Identifying these emotional feelings and dealing with them in a different way other than eating your way through them can have a different outcome for you at the end of the day.
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“How we think determines how we feel and how we feel determines what we do“
Having the right foods in the house is important especially when we are conscious of making healthy choices for mealtimes. Also we are less likely to make rash decisions and choose less healthier foods.
BOOK OF THE WEEK
Abu Dhabi Na Fianna is one of the world’s fast est growing GAA clubs. It is the only club that has hosted the GAA World Games as well as countless Inter-County teams and a GAA AllStars tour. This book charts the meteoric rise to fame of Na Fianna from the perspectives of the ten Chairmen who led the organisation’s 25-year journey. Each shared a messianic desire to lead the club with influence and impact. Their incisive recollections immerse you in a concoction of trials, tribulations and triumphs. Through gripping and exposing narratives, extraordinary adventures are relived. Each chair waxes lyrical about the importance of surviving and prospering. Over 100 internal and external stakeholders submit enlightening testimoni als, and the best teams from various eras are chosen. The results of psy chometric tests performed on each Chair allow readers to gain insight into the minds of these luminaries. The club’s extensive philanthropy work is also highlighted. Recollections penned in this epic journey can now be bequeathed to future club members, and moved into history.
Some of you may be feeling:
Many of us feel more in control when we have a set routine. Whether it is with work or children going to school. Have a set bedtime ensures that we have a good nights sleep.
Niamh Kavanagh of Eurovision fame pictured here with her musical group and some of Ard Chúram staff. Niamh delighted Ard Chúram patrons with her repertoire including “In your eyes”
Pictured Standing L to R: Sarah Cox (Listowel), Cliona Murphy (Tralee), Sophie Moynihan (Tralee, Girls Winner), Brian McCarthy (Deerpark, Boys Championship Winner), Nathan Cronin and Jake Downing (both Deerpark). Kneeling L to R: Aoife Sharp and Chloe O’Connell (both Listowel) and Noah Sexton (Deerpark). Missing from Photo: A Jay Barrett (Boys Plate Winner) and Jayden Chute (both Listowel)
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Becoming more active are all important steps for a healthy lifestyle. Throughout the day be mindful of walking as much as you can. All of these steps count towards the recommended 10,000 steps a day for overall good health and wellbeing. Our San Rita Wellness ethos is when we “Eat Well“ we “Feel Well“ and therefore we “Live Well“
Moods and Feelings can have arms and legs and can grow in different directions and also take us in different directions.
Kerry U16 Pitch & Putt Officer Gearoid Cronin (centre) pictured with the prizewin ners from the County U16 Matchplay Championships in Deerpark last Saturday.
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This is a question we often ask or are asked and it can roll off the tongue very easily. It is also a question we can answer without really thinking about. Some words that may come to mind when you are answering that question could be for example..I am Great, I’m Ok, Grand, Fine, Awful, Not too good, Hanging in there. Your answer could be from a positive answer to a negative answer, all depending on your mood and feelings at the time.
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Mass Streaming: If you wish to watch Masses on the Internet, Masses will be live streamed from St Mary’s Church in Tarbert and can now be viewed online just go to the Church website which is stmarystarbert. com. Vigil mass on Saturday evenings is at 6pm and Sunday at 11.30am. Masses are streamed live from St John’s Church Ballybunion by going to St John’s church Ballybunion Facebook page. Mass times are Saturday Evening at 7pm and on Sunday at 11.30am, you can watch any of these masses on your phone, tablet, computer or smart T.V. Parish Secretary is available on Friday’s between 9am - 1pm. Sunday Obligation: If anybody feels sick or unwell you are asked to please avoid attending as the dispensation from attending Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of obligation remain in place for those sick or unwell. Let a weekday Mass be your Sunday worship, at least for another while an yway. Please continue to be alert and open to this new way of attending Church. It is recommended that you wear a mask in Church and use the sanitiser provided please. No Vigil Mass in Ballylongford on Sat. 17th Sept. – Vigil Mass in St. Mary’s, Tarbert at 6.00pm. St. Padre Pio Pilgrimage Day in Knock: will take place on this coming Sunday 18th September. A bus will leave from the church in Asdee at 8am and from the church in Ballylongford at 8.10am. If you wish to travel please contact Bernadette Hanrahan on 087-6019474
Coaching Course: A coaching course for sprints and long jump will be held from 10.30am-1pm on this Sat urday, September 17th at Killarney Valley AC Arena.
ages) and Sunday October 9th (relays).
COISTE NA NÓG
WellU13: done to the U13 footballers who won their first round of the Tommy Madden Championship against Duagh. Our boys have been working hard all season and have been unlucky to lose both their County League and North Kerry League finals by tight mar gins. With some serious quality teams in this year’s competition the outright winners will earn their vic tory. Best of luck boys in the next round.
Sadness has once again come to the Community with the news of the very sad passing of Margaret O’Sullivan R.I.P. late of Lenamore, who died on Sat urday afternoon last September 10th at her residence in Los Angeles in California. Peggy as she was more affectionately known was born in Lenamore in 1944 to late parents Tim and Margaret R.I.P. Peggy was a twin sister of the late Diarmuid (Darbeen), The family consisted of older sister Nora Wrynn Listowel, then Di armuid O Sullivan RIP Lenamore and Peggy O Sullivan RIP Los Angeles, Maura Duffy RIP Murroe Co. Limerick and Helen O’Sullivan New York. She is survived by Nora Wrynn Listowel, Helen O Sullivan New York and John Martin O Sullivan Lenamore Ballylongford, nieces, nephews, family relatives and a wide circle of friends to whom we extend our very deepest sympathies at this sad time. Peggy attended Lenamore N.S. After finishing education in Ireland she emigrated to New
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Training: Juvenile cross-country training continues at Walnut Grove on Wednesdays and Fridays from 6.00pm - 7.00pm and new athletes are welcome. The county juvenile cross country championships begin on Sunday week, September 25th in Killarney (even ages) and continue on Sunday October 2nd (uneven
Brendan Hennessy RIP:
CULTURAL NIGHT IN BALLY
CHURCH ARRANGEMENTS
LOTTO DRAW
Masses for the Week: Friday 7.00pm: Josephine Stack – Month’s Mind Saturday 6.30pm: Mass in Causeway Sunday 11.00am: Sean Rochford; Anne & Shane Ross; Batt O’Connor, Thomas Quilter; Philomena Lawlor; Bridie & Maurice Diggins; John Joe & Nora Deloughery Reader: Sunday 11.00am – Seán Quinlan
OurU14:U14 hurlers were out twice this week in the U14 North Kerry “A” Championship. On Monday they took on Crotta at home for a spot in the final and their chance to retain the Michael Hennessy memorial trophy. The boys had a comprehensive win against a depleted Crotta team and qualified for the final. The fi nal, which took place on Friday night in Kilmoyley, was a repeat of Monday’s game. It was Crotta that started stronger on the night and two early goals left our boys with a mountain to climb in the second half. John Curtin managed to claw back some of the deficit late in the second half with a couple of late goals but at the final whistle it was Crotta that emerged victorious.
The Famine plaque on what was formerly Bambury’s storehouse is now erected and this is the second of the plaques/monuments erected as part of the Ballylong ford Independence trail. The plaque will officially be unveiled on Thursday the 22nd of September at 8:30 p.m. This year the event in Ballylongford is centred on the potato and it promises to be a great evening with the Famine plaque unveiling at 8:30 p.m., fol lowed by a potato and spoon race on Quay Street among competitors representing local businesses and finally at 9:15 p.m. there will be a mashed potato eating contest in Finucane’s Bar with €50 to the win ner of who can eat the most scoops of potatoes in 30 seconds. Followed by stories and crack about Potatoes in Finucane’s in what promises to be a great Culture night, where Ballylongford will be nationally one day early on Thursday the 22nd of September. Don’t forget the date..
The death took place of Brendan Hennessy, New Jersey & Florida U.S.A and The Village, Ballyduff. His remains were removed from Lawlor’s Funeral Home, Ballyduff to SS Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Ballyduff. Following Req uiem Mass burial took place in Rahela Cemetery. The death took place in Devon, England of Thomas (Thatcheen) Leahy, formerly of Sleeveen, Ballyduff. Thomas’s Funeral will take place in England at a later Sympathydate. is extended to the families, relatives and friends of the above deceased.
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CHURCH NEWS
Club Lotto Results: The Weekly Lotto draw was held at the O’Rahilly G.A.A. Grounds on Saturday 10th September last and the following are the results: JACKPOT €2,650. Numbers Drawn: 8, 15, 16, 26. There was No Winner. The Five Lucky Dips Winners were €20: Jerome McNamara Ahanagran, €20: Brian O’Connor Duagh. €20: Paul O’Dea, €20: Brian McCarthy online and the 3 x Free Tickets: Claire Fennell Lisselton. The next Lotto draw will take place on Saturday 17th Sep tember with a JACKPOT of €2,700. Tickets can be pur chased from our local ticket sellers, Heaphy’s Centra and Online by clicking on the link below.
BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS
His brother Michael (RIP) and Brendan himself were the midfield pairing when New York won the St Brendan’s Cup in 1958 defeating the great Wexford team of that era in the final played in Croke Park. On the following Friday the brothers were awarded the “Sport star of the Week” in the Irish Independent. He also played Minor football and hurling with Kerry prior to emigrating. He was educated in St Flannan’s Ennis and while there he won Dr. Harty Cup and Croke Cup medals. In 2003 he was awarded the “Munster Hurling Hall of Fame” becoming the first Kerry hurler to do so. At the time of his death, he was Vice President of Bal lyduff GAA Club. He was the last surviving member of the 1955 team.
Brendan is survived by his sons Michael, Brendan, Da vid, William, John, daughters Liz &, Patricia. Brothers Thomas, Anthony and Gussie, Sisters Mary and Anne to whom we extend our sincere condolences. We won’t see his likes again May he Rest In Peace.
York to join her sisters, but later moved further afield to Los Angeles California where she remained until her sad passing on Saturday last. A memorial mass will be celebrated in St Michael’s Church Ballylongford at a later date. Ar dheis dea go raibh a h-Ainmi dilis.
AGM: St Brendan’s AC AGM will be held on Tuesday, October 4th in Ardfert Community Centre at 8.00pm. Nominations are now being accepted by the secretary for officer positions. Motions are being accepted up to September 27th.
Club info available from 0877985557 and stbrendansa.c.kerry@gmail.com or on the club Insta gram and Facebook pages.
Ballyduff U12 hurling team that took part in an u12 hurling blitz in Ballyduff at the weekend
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Mass arrangements for the coming Weekend: at St Mi chael the Archangel Church in Ballylongford are as fol lows: Friday 16th September No Mass. Saturday even ing 17th September No Vigil Mass in Ballylongford this week. Sunday morning 18th September mass will be at 10.30am this mass will be offered for The People of the Parish. Masses at St Mary’s Church Asdee are as fol lows this Thursday morning September 15th. No Mass this week. Sunday Morning 18th September Mass will be celebrated at 9.30am the mass will be offered for Joseph Deenihan, and deceased family members.
Note in from our local and young historian Tom Kenne dy informing us that Ballylongford will celebrate Cul ture night this year on the 22nd September, one day earlier than the official national culture night which is the 23rd. It will be a day earlier in Ballylongford so as not to clash with the Listowel Races Ladies day.
ThanksU12: to Crotta and Ballyheigue who came to Bal lyduff on Saturday for an U12 hurling blitz. Three great sporting games of hurling with excellent skill and determination on display. It was a fabulous day to be outside, so we took advantage of the weather and moved the refreshments outdoors. Well done to all the players and team management.
NORTH KERRY WELCOMES SAM North Kerry will welcome Jason Foley and the Sam Maguire Cup along with members of the victorious Kerry Team on Saturday 17th September to Listowel. The recent North Kerry Minor team that won the County Minor Championship will also be presented to the attendance. The Parade will commence from Sheehy Park down Church St, and onto the Square where there will be musical entertainment etc. fur ther details will follow in the coming days through social media and the Radio.
Adults: Adult training continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.00pm in various locations. See What sApp for details. The Master’s County cross country championships will be held in Killarney Demesne on Sunday, October 2nd and all age categories will be in action. Please support your club in these champion ships and you can join the Tuesday and Thursday ses sions to prepare.
A THOUGHT
The results of the weekly Ballyduff GAA Club, Lady’s Walk Hurling Club and the Ballyduff Community Games Committee Lotto Draw for Tuesday September 6th are as follows: The numbers drawn were 1,14 and 15 and the Bonus number was 5. There was no win ner of the €16,000 Jackpot or the €400 prize for Match Three. The €20 consolation prize winners were Maura Ross, Lacca; David Slattery, Glounerdalive; Mairéad Houlihan, Ballinbrannig. The Lotto Draw takes place on each Tuesday night at the GAA Clubrooms. Tickets cost €2.50 each and are available at the local shops and businesses and from members of the promoting Clubs. Remember “If you are not in you can’t win” You may also play the Lotto online at www.ballyduffgaa. com.
Ministers of the Eucharist – Sunday 11.00am – Rich ard Casey/Teddy O’Sullivan/Martina O’Mahony Divine Mercy Devotions; Every Sunday at 3.00pm Eucharist Adoration: Every Thursday from 10.30am –Masks:11.30am.We would ask you to please consider con tinuing wearing them for Church Services for a while Dioceselonger. of Kerry: The Justice, Peace of Integrity of Creation Committee invites you to “Listen to the Voice of Creation Webinar” as part of the Season of Crea tion 2022 on Thursday, 22nd September – 7.00pm. To Register for this free hour-long webinar, log on to dioceseofkerry.ie. For more info, contact Des Bailey at this email address or 0867364605
Primary Schools Cross Country: The St Brendan’s AC area primary schools’ cross country is now just a week away, on Wednesday September 21st in Walnut Grove Field at 6.00pm. Races for all classes from 1st to 6th. There will be an overall shield for the best school.
BEREAVEMENT
DEATH
It is with great sadness that we received the news that Brendan Hennessy had passed away in the USA. One of the Hennessy brothers who gave such sterling service to Ballyduff and Kerry hurling. He was on the 1955 team that made the breakthrough to bring back the County Hurling Championship to Ballyduff after an absence of 64 years, playing midfield at the tender age of 17. In 1957 he was captain when Ballyduff regained the title. Sadly, emigration took him to New York. He played hurling with The Kilkenny team in New York but was on the losing side in 1962 & 1963. He played football with Kerry and won New York Championships in 1959,1960, 1962 ,1963,1966 and 1967.
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BALLYBUNION BADMINTON
We have had many enquiries from people looking for houses and rooms around BALLYBUNION only. If you know of any, could you please contact the Tourist Office with the details, either email Ballybuniontouristof fice@gmail.com, phone 068 25555 and leave a message or drop details through the letter box.
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A golf classic in aid of the St John’s Restoration Fund will be played in Ballybunion on October 7th. Teams of four €200 and timesheets will run from 8am to 4pm. Entries to the Parish Office: 068 27102 or Fr. Sean Hanafin 087 8341083. Thank you in anticipation of your support.
CHILDREN’S ART AND CRAFT CLASSES
3pm, Castle Green €50 cash and medals. Rules explained on the day. All kids must be accom panied by a parent. You will need a working mobile camera phone to take part. This is a free event. TÍR NA NÓG As our service continues to grow, we are now recruiting After-School staff and Childcare Staff. Please send your C.V & Cover Letter to Ballybunionchildcare@icloud.com If you have any questions please contact us on (087) 057 3384.
AFTERNOON TEA DANCE
CONDOLENCES
Did you know that approximately 1000 people in Ireland get blood transfusions every week. Transfusions can happen for a variety of reasons – cancer treatment, surgery, car accidents, and childbirth complications to name a few. This is why we always need donors to come into our clinic. The Irish Blood Transfusion Service will be in Ballybunion Community Centre this Thursday 15th of September from 4.45pm to 8pm. Please phone 061 306 980 to make an appointment
Art and Craft classes for Children every Saturday Time 11.30am -1pm €12 per child. At the cottage Studio Gallery, Cinema Lane, Ballybunion. For children aged 5 to 12 years all welcome and all materials supplied. Booking is es sential phone Marie telephone 086 066 4435 or email mariebrennan88@gmail.com.
Ballybunion Badminton is back, badminton will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8pm to 10pm, in Ballybun ion Community Centre €5 per person. New members are always welcome. If you have any enquiries please contact the Ballybunion Baseliners Facebook page.
Ballybunion active retirement group are resuming weekly meetings in the old convent, Doon road on Wednesday 5th October at 2pm. We look forward to seeing all our members and would like to extend a warm welcome to any one who would like to join us for the first time. Creative writing classes, art workshops, yoga, visits to the theatre and day trips are some of our activities. You can contact Pat Buckley on 086 3561 615.
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The last few weeks of Ballybunion community market are approaching, come along over the next few weekends to get some lovely local Produce & Craft. Saturday mornings 10-1pm in McMunns Garden at the end of Main Street.
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Social Dancing takes place every Tuesday night from 7.30pm upstairs in the Community Centre “The Old Central Ballroom” A great night of fun and dancing including waltzing, jiving, quick set, line dancing etc. Please come along and show your support. You do not need a partner on the night.
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soon Friday evenings in Ballybunion Health and Leisure Centre. If interested please contact Martina on 0877973688
SOCIAL DANCING
ACCOMMODATION FOR LISTOWEL RACE WEEK IN BALLYBUNION
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COMMUNITY CENTRE Ballybunion Community Centre wishes to acknowledge the financial assistance under the Community Activities Fund 2021 from Kerry County Council and Department of Rural and Community Development. This funding is to assist with running costs related to accessibility.
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We would like to express our deepest sympathies to the family of Joan O’Carroll (née O’Shea) of Beale and Sutton County Dublin, Alex Quane of Church Road and Moss Griffin of Doon road and London. May they Rest In Peace.
MEN’S AQUA AEROBICS
Ballybunion Community centre offers the following services to the community, typing service, Printing, Photo copying, Scanning, and Shredding. Email: ballybcomcentre@gmail.com Phone 068-27799
FAIRY DOOR HUNT
Ballybunion Community Forum wishes to publicly acknowledge the financial assistance received under The Community Activities Fund 2021 from Kerry County Council and Department of Rural and Community Development through the Community Enhancement Programme. The funding will assist with payment of the operating costs and rental costs of the Tourist Office in Ballybunion.
BALLYBUNION & TODDLER
*Coming soon** Men’s only Aqua aerobics classes are starting
CREDIT UNION NOTICE
MEMBERS NOTICE Listowel Credit Union wishes to advise members that a volume of Savings Stamps have not yet been returned and remain in circulation. Members can return full or partial cards for their cash value. Members can continue to use the E-Stamp Service.
The Parents Association of Scoil Íosagáin are holding a Clothing Collection on Thursday 6th October. Drop off pointSchool barrier only, members of staff will collect from there. In the morning at drop off time or in the afternoon at collection time Monday to Friday only. All clothing, shoes, belts, curtains etc. accepted. No Duvets or Pillows.
SCOIL ÍOSAGÁIN CLOTHING COLLECTION
The next Tea Dance will be held on Sept 25th in Ballybunion Community Centre from 3pm-5pm in aid of motor neurones. All are welcome to attend, Admission is €7 which includes refreshments and music by Eddie Lee. Come along and enjoy a great afternoon of music, dance, chats and tea while supporting charities.
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If you would like to include anything in The Ballybunion Notes, please forward to email address below or send us a message to the Ballybunion Tourist Office Facebook page by 10am on Monday Ballybuniontouristoffice@gmail.com
Taekwon-do Classes are ongoing in Ballybunion Community Centre upstairs hall, on Wednesday evening for be ginners aged 5yrs+, teens and adults and on Friday evenings for beginner teens and adults. Great for confidence, balance, co-ordination, fitness, self defence, self-discipline and its fun. Beginners are always welcome - if interested please contact Michael on 087 9245637
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Photos taken recently in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Atlantic Golf Construction. In the first photograph is the Lady Captain, Georgina Keane and the overall priize winner, Nóirín Hitchen. The next four photos L-R are prize winners: Elva Clancy, Competition Secretary Mags O’ Sullivan presenting her prize to the Lady Captain, Georgina Keane, Anne Marie Carroll and Margaret Sinnott
GROUP The Parent & Toddler group will be back on Wednesday 28th September from 10am-12.30pm in Ballybunion Com munity Centre. This is a great meeting place for parents & carers with babies & small children to relax & chat together while children play. Everyone is welcome to attend. Cost is €3 per family which includes snacks and group outings. For more information please contact Laura on 087 057 3384.
ASHTANGA YOGA Yoga Class starting back next Monday 26th September 7-8 p.m. Ballybunion Community Centre. No experience required, All welcome. €50 for 6 classes. Contact Niall on 086 8141031 if you would like to sign up.
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and plenty of audience participation; always left cheering for more. Ireland’s answer
ABBA SHOW IN THE TINTEÁN combines stunning with takes back have theatres tumes, moves to ABBA, Waterloo has been voted the best ABBA show and most authentic ABBA tribute of all time. Performing here in the Tintean on Saturday 15th October 2022. Get your tickets now at www.tintean.ie
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children: Liam, Damian, Helen, Antoinette, Anna Maria and all the extended Trimble family. May she rest in peace.
TARBERT NEWS
LIXNAW GAA
HURLING CLUB LOTTO DRAW
BINGO
RACE WEEK ENTERTAINMENT
There was no winner of last Thursday night’s Jackpot. Numbers drawn were: 10 14 28 32. Last Thursday night’s winners were: €100 Florrie Mullin, Moyvane. €50 Ellie Mai Nolan, Speedy’s Bar, Moyvane. €20 each: Eamon O’Sullivan, Ballyhahill. Donal Enright, Enright’s Bar, Moy vane. Brid Mullane, Australia. Anthony O’Carroll, Ballyduff. Myra Vaughan, Church Road, Ballybunion. Free Tickets: Katie & Lauren O’Loughlin, Sydney. Laura Stack, The Hill, Moyvane. Mary V. Fitzgerald, Tarbert. Leanne Shields, Car rickerry. Bridget Costello, Carrickerry. This Thursday night’s draw will be held at Bingo in the Marian Hall, Glin Road, Moyvane and the Jackpot is €10,500. Thank you for your support.
Email; tarbertnews@outlook.com or telephone Patrick Lynch at 068/ 36117 on or before 7pm Sunday.
PARENTS PLUS TEACHERS 7-week programme, starting Thursday 13th Oct. 10.30am – 12.30pm, aimed at parents who want to improve their relationships with their teenag ers. Contact Bridie Mulvihill 086-8556431 or 068-23584, Listowel
The death recently occurred of Hannah May Trimble (neé Costello), The Oval Gouldavoher, Dooradoyle, Limerick and formerly of Ahabeg, Lixnaw. Sympathy to her husband Bill;
Suaimhneas síorai agus beannacht Dé le h-anamacha na marbh go léir.
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Mass Times: Monday 12th September at 7.30pm for De clan Mulvihill & grandparents Patrick & Bridie Mulvihill. Wednesday 14th September at 10.00am. Friday 16th Sep tember at 7.30pm for Pat, Paud & Bridie McCarthy, Bally horgan. Saturday 17th September at 7.30pm for Kathleen & Donal O’Sullivan, Ahabeg; Denis Lynch Ahabeg; Tom Foley, San Francisco.
SPLIT THE BUCKET DRAW:
MOYVANE
Fogra from Kathryn Crowley to note that a Wellbeing Course ‘old school’classical hatha breathing, mindful movement and relaxation takes place on Thursdays in the Tarbert Community Centre. You can book online at www.ArtyShe.com or phone 083 /09050 254 from 8am to 1pm on weekdays.
The annual Listowel Races Festival commences on Sunday 18 September and runs up to and including Saturday 24 September and was always traditionally the end of the Harvest year. The Swanky Bar as well as running a busy restaurant service for the week will host its night-time entertainment. Tomás Coolahan will also host musical and singing entertainment for locals and visitors who will enjoy meet ing and greeting friends and acquaintances. Nuala Carmody will host the Wicklow Boys who make their annual visit on Wednesday 21 September. So, hopefully a successful and enjoyable week for everybody.
WELL BEING COURSE
LIXNAW VINTAGE
Contact: moyvanenotes@gmail.com
MARIAN HALL BLOTTO
LISTOWEL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Recommencement of Toddler Programme – Tiny Tots, 30th Sept. 10.30am – 11.30am. Also, Baby & Us Massage, 26th Sept. 10.30am, 4 weeks €25. Rainbows Ireland support ing Children with Bereavement and Parental Separation,
The Kerry Mobile Library now calls fortnightly to the Square in Tarbert on Wednesdays from 11.45am to 12.30pm. The service is free and you can request a book from the friendly helpful staff if not imme diately available. The next visit will be on Wednesday 21 September and fortnightly thereafter. Buail isteach agus bain taitneamh as an seirbhis.
from 7 years in 1st class to 6th Class. 9-week programme starting 29th Sept., 5.30pm – 6.30pm. Please Contact Toni Clarke on 087-7523705 or 068-23584 for information or booking a place on any of the above courses.
In addition to the Kerry Diocesan Pilgrimage planned for 2023, a small group of pilgrims are travelling this year on 30 September for a three-night pilgrimage from Dublin at a cost of €595. Some places have become available and if anyone is interested, please contact the diocesan office at 064 / 6631168 for details.
Photo Moss Joe Browne
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
DEATHS
TARBERT
The death took place of Mary Bunyan (née Hegarty) of Guhard, Lisselton and Carhoona, Tarbert. Mary who was aged 86 died on Monday 5 September at her residence, She and her husband John, who was from Asdee, came back from England where they had been working to take over Davy Moloney’s holding in Carhoona, Tarbert, which had been left to John by his aunt. Here they reared and educated a family of four girls who all attended schools in Tarbert. John secured permanent employment at Tarbert Power Station while Mary worked the farm. She was a hard working woman who milked cows, went to the creamery and looked after the animals. She was always in good humour with a welcom ing smile and a kind word. They moved back to Lisselton some years ago to live beside her brother John Martin who sadly passed away last July. She reposed at Lyons Funeral Home on Wednesday 7 September where large crowds gathered to pay their respects. Her Requiem Mass took place at St Teresa’s Church, Ballydonoghue on Thursday 8 September followed by burial in Lisselton Cemetery. Sympathy of the community is extended to her husband Johnny, her daughters Margaret Kearney, Jackie Holly, Geraldine O’Dowd and Tricia Healy, grand children and great grand children.
The death also took place of Theresa Mackessy (nee Shannon) of Southgate, London and Castleplun kett, County Roscommon. Theresa was wife of Tom Mackessy, Tarmons and died on 6 March last in London. Requiem Mass celebrated by Fr John O’Connor. Tarbert took place in St Mary’s Church, Tarbert on Saturday 10 September. Interment of ashes followed in St Mary’s new Cemetery, Tarbert. Sympathy to her husband Tom, daughters Karen and Tanya and son Declan, brother in law Jim in New York and sisters in law Noreen (New York) and Kitty (Birmingham) and to the extended Shannon and Mackessy Sympathyfamilies.
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The death took place of Daniel Foley, Glouria, Lisselton and formerly of Pulleen, Tarbert. Danny who was aged 90 died on Saturday 3 September at his residence. He was predeceased by his wife Peggy in 1987, his son James and sisters Agnes and Ann. He was born in Pulleen and spend all his working life working at Ballylongford Creamery, following in the footsteps of his late father Paddy. He married Peggy Walsh from Ballydonoghue and they reared a family of 10 children in difficult times. He was a great follower of the local GAA teams and a great conversationalist. He moved to Glouria to live out his retirement. He reposed at his home and his Requiem Mass took place on Wednesday 7 September at St Teresa’s Church, Ballydonoghue followed by interment at Lislaughtin Abbey cemetery, Ballylongford. Sympathy to his sons Pa, Liam, Donal, Kieran, Martin to his daughters Ann, Martina, Bernie and Deir dre to his sisters Ita and Vera, extended family, neighbours and friends.
TARBERT BRIDEWELL
also to Christine O’Connor, Tarbert on the death of her brother Timmie Murphy of Knockfin isk, Athea who died on Sunday 4 September. His Requiem Mass and burial took place in Athea on Wednesday 7 September.
Are holding a National Hospice coffee morning on the 7th October. Your support would be greatly appreciated!
The death recently occurred of Eileen Brosnan (neé Slat tery) late of Upper Tullig, Kilflynn and formerly of Lisough ter, Lixnaw & Liscahane, Ardfert. Sympathy to her husband John, children: Helen, Breda, John Martin & Michael and her sister Nora and all the extended Brosnan family. May she rest in peace.
Jackpot €8,850. Numbers drawn were: 3, 4, 25, 28. No jack pot winner. €20 winners: Lindsey Edwards, Liscullane; Tadhg Keane, The Village; Maura McCarthy, Ahabeg. Next draw will take place on Monday 12th September. Jackpot will be €8,900.
The death recently occurred of Mary Horgan (neé Carroll), Ballyhorgan, Lixnaw and formerly of Rathscannell, Abbey dorney. Sympathy to children: John, Jimmy, Lil, Tess, Noelle and all the extended Horgan family. May she rest in peace
Please note there will be no bingo or blotto the week of Listowel races. Bingo and blotto will be back on Thursday, September 29.
ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH
OBITUARIES
Congratulations to Brian Mulvihill, Kilflynn, on winning €131 in the Split the Bucket Draw. Thanks for your contin ued support.
KINGDOMFRC.GOSPEL
Lixnaw Kathleenfolkand Willie O Connell with Peg and Michael Stack who were at Our Ladys Well Bal lyheigue on Pattern Day.
MOYVANE: Thursday, September 15, Private Intention. Saturday, September 10, 7.30pm Anniversary Mass for Pat, Bridget & Dick Stack, Drommurhur. Sunday, September 11 11.00am Anniversary Mass for Mikey Joe, & Peggy Enright, Kathleen & Willie Stack & de ceased members of the Enright & Stack families.
The death also took place of Johnna (Joan) O’Carroll nee O’Shea, Beale and Sutton, Dublin wife of the late Maurice O’Carroll, Carhoona, Tarbert. She reposed at Lynch’s Funeral Home, Ballybunion. Requiem Mass took place in St John’s Church, Ballybunion on Thursday 8 September followed by interment in Balgriffin Cemetery, Dublin. Sympathy to the O’Carroll family, Carhoona, Tarbert on the death of their sister-in-law to Tom in Tarbert, Donal in Dublin and to Eileen, Phil, Mary and Kathleen.
Is on every Friday in Tarbert Bridewell between 10.30 and 12.00. Different activities every week fol lowing by Tea/Coffee and refreshments and a chat. New Members always welcome
LOURDES PILGRIMAGE
The Lixnaw Vintage Club had to reschedule the ‘Tommy Molyneaux Memorial Tractor Run’ due to yellow rain warn ing. It will now take place on Sunday 18th September 2022. Registration from 11am. The tractor run will depart from J.J. Walsh’s Yard, Lixnaw at 1pm. Registration Fee €20 per tractor, includes brass plaque. All proceeds will go to Nano Nagle School, Listowel. For further details contact John 087-6645800
To include items in the Lixnaw notes, please email lixnawnotes@gmail.com by 10pm on Sunday evening.
CHOIR Kingdom Gospel Choir (ages 18+), Kingdom Youth Gospel Choir (ages 912) & Kiddies Kingdom Gospel Choir (ages 4-8) recommencing. Adults choir taking place in the Friary church at 8pm on Fri. 23rd Sept, Kids choirs will take place on Saturdays in the John Paul II pastoral Centre, rock road. Everyone welcome. Con tact Caoimhe on 0870669858.
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TARBERT ACTIVE RETIREMENT (OVER 55’S)
KNOCKANURE: Friday, September 16 9.30am Private Inten Sunday,tion. September 18 9.30am Anniversary Mass for Liam Lynch, Leitrim Middle and deceased members of the Lynch & Byrne families.
Senior Infants in Presentation Primary enjoying some fine motor, building and painting activities
Congrats to Munster silver medal winners Duagh/Lyre Community Games representing Kerry in the u12 skittles. Team: Sadie Duffy (Cpt), Kate Sheridan, Abbie McElligott, Siún Kirby, Caoilinn Harte, Charlie Watson and Cian O’Carroll. Thanks to coach Jason Harte
Listowel Celtic under 15’s who lost to Killarney Athletic on Saturday. The boys never gave up. Man of the match was Maurice Galvin
Lixnaw woman Mary Curran who was enjoying a stroll on Sunday morning at her local village while stopping at the grotto to say a prayer. Photo Moss Joe Browne
Liz and Jack O Carroll from Ballyduff were enjoying a sunshine afternoon with their granddaughter Molly at the Ballyheigue Pattern on Thursday, also pictured is Kieran Clarke. Photo Moss Joe Browne
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Well done to the Duagh/Lyre Community Games u14 skittles team who received certificates last Saturday in UL at the Munster finals. The team lost their Munster semi final by a narrow margin. Team: Cillian Kirby, David Wat son, Thomas Cahill, Eric Sheehy, Luke Bambury Lawson and Liam Troude
Photos taken recently in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Atlantic Golf Construction. In the photograph is the Lady Captain, Georgina Keane presenting to prizewinners L-R: Bernie Moloney, Geraldine Gallagher and Nóirín Lynch
The Kerry Mens Pitch & Putt Team that finished second at the National Inter-County Pitch & Putt Championships in Rocklodge, Cork last weekend. Pictured L to R: Damien Fleming (Deerpark), Alan Hobbart and Michael Conway (Tralee), Chris Gibney (Listowel), Mark Keohane (Pitch & Putt Ireland President), John McGrath (Deerpark), Sean Kelly (Team Mgr), Jason O’Regan and Eamon Sheehy (both Tralee
SuperValu Senior football championship Shannon Rangers v Kenmare Shamrocks took place in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday Septem ber 11th @ 2pm. The final score was Kenmare Shamrocks 0-17 to Shannon Rangers 1-10.
3rd Padraig Fitzmaurice (25) 40pts (B9 - 22)
Flag Day
4th Brendan Lynch (23)32-1 31pts B5-12 B3-8
U14: The U14 team took part in the GDA organised North Kerry Super Touch blitz’s two weekends ago. They qualified for the division two semi-final where the won over Knock/Brosna putting them into the Final against Tarbert which they duly won! The team was captained by Donal McNamara, who accepted the trophy on behalf of the team, while Jamie Breen was named man of the match. A big thank you to Duagh GAA for hosting and to O’Connor Hardware & Agri Supplies of Duagh for sponsoring this excellent competition. Well done to our lads on taking the win after a number of days of competition!
There was no jackpot winner in this week’s Beale Lotto. There was one Match-3 winner, John Shanahan, who wins €100. The numbers drawn were 5, 16, 18 and 27. Next week’s jackpot is €1,650. The draw takes place on Monday night in The Bunker Bar at 9 o’clock. A huge ‘míle buíochas’ to everyone who supports and promotes the Beale Lotto. Tickets, €2 each or 3 for a fiver, are available in Joyce’s Newsagents or in the local pubs. 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/. All online entries must be registered by 6.00pm on the day of the draw – entries after 6.00pm will be entered in the next draw.
Best Gross: Peter Sheehan (-1) 36pts
Tickets also available at Enright’s Bar, Speedy’s Bar, Hanrahans Bar,Kennellys Homevalue Hardware, Holly’s Gala, Stack’s Butchers, Corridan’s Garage, New townsandes Co-op, A New U and Curl Up & Dye. You can also contact any Com
Next Jackpot will be €7,000 and it will take place Friday 16th September 2022 in the
S.V. Jerry McAuliffe (23)29-1 28pts B5-12 B3-7
Next Draw 26/09/22 at Jets - Jackpot €4,950
1st Susan Gilmore Kettler (10) 37 pts (bk 9 -21)
The following won 30 euro lucky dips; Dean Finn - Glenbeigh. Karen Cahill - Abbeyfeale. Joe Linnane- Ballydonoghue. Neal Mangan - Online. Olive Relihan- Online.
5. Jack Cahill, M.Brosnan
OurMinors:Minor team play Castleisland Desmonds in the Club Championship ‘C’ semi final on Monday evening 13th September in Castleisland.
2nd Jeanelle Griffin 38pts (B9: 16)
Cat 4:
3rd Patsy Gleeson 37pts (B9: 19)
Registration is now due for all ages via our club website www.listowelceltic.com New members are always welcome.
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U11: Training continues and the team aim to play more games before the season ends.
Shannon Rangers came up short against Kenmare Shamrocks in the opening round of the County Senior Championship. Best of luck to the Beale lads and their teammates when they play Dr Crokes in round 2 on Sunday in Killarney. Throw in at 2.30.
2nd Michael Barrett (15) 28+4 32pts
BEALE GAA
7th Thomas J Quilter (25)24+6 30pts B3-6 B2-4
S.S.V Denis Eggleston (31)24+5 29pts B5-11 B3-10
TARBERT GAA
Have you bought your tickets yet -only 3 weeks to go!!The main aim of our fundraiser is to provide facilities into the future for our young boys and girls. You can enter our fantastic fundraiser car raffle for a Volkswagon Tiguan R-Line worth over €50,000. Tickets are available at local outlets such as McCarthys Bar in Finuge, Foleys Shop, Stacks Shop, The Filling Station, Railway Bar, Dew Drop Bar,The Post Office, JJ Walsh’s Butchers and Woodview Vets - all in Lixnaw. Also,Brosnans Bar and Larry Buckley Butchers in Listowel, Powers Shop in Abbeydorney, O’Connells Agri Store Irremore or on our websitewww.finugegaa.com
luck to our Juniors in the Kerry Cup shield semi-final on Monday even ing 13th September when they take on Moyvane in Moyvane.
U7 & U9: The season has wound down for our young starts of the future, with the final training and games now all completed. A great end of year party was enjoyed by everyone at McCarthys Bar, Finuge which brought the curtain down on a year full of fun and excitement. Well done to the boys and girls who trained and played all year. Thank you to the parents for supplying transport and support! A special mention to the coaches and officers involved who make it all
2nd Josephine Larkin (17) 37 pts (bk 9 -20)
1. John Kearney, Kilbaha
Draw 12/09/22 - Numbers Drawn 1-3-8-15
€20 Mike Holly, O’Connells Avenue
BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB
Men’s Competitions:
€20 Sheila Hickey, Ballygologue Park
1st Philip Byrne Jnr (2) 35pts
2nd Jerry Sexton (19) 37pts
1st Jonathan Sheehan (28) 37pts
3rd John Carroll (7) 38pts (B9 - 18, B6 - 13, B3 - 6)
3rd Richard Condon (21) 36pts (B9 - 16)
2nd Pat Lucid (26) 41pts
Senior Men’s Competitions:
6th Paudie Kindlan (28) 28+2 30pts B5-12 B3-7
15th September 2022 - Senior Men’s Competition– Cashen Course
SaturdayFixtures: 17th September 2022 –Ladies Listowel Arms Hotel – Old Course
FridayFixtures:16th September 2022 - Senior Ladies Competition – Cashen Course
MOYVANE GAA
Club Lotto: There was no winner of the €2,200 jackpot Numbers drawn were 21,22,23 and 26
3rd Michael Barrett (16)28+4 32pts
2nd Pudge O’Reilly (12), Marian Flannery (15), Marie Benn (17) 25pts
#UpTheBoro
2nd Gerard Flaherty (12) 38pts (B9 - 18, B6 - 13, B3 - 7)
September’s draw took place on Wednesday 7th September and was live streamed on Tarbert GAA Facebook page. Congratulations to Tomás Coolahan who won the top prize of €500 in Septembers Monthly €500 draw. 2nd place prize of €50 went to Anthony Denihan and 3rd place prize of €50 went to Wes ley Wren. Presentation to the winners will take place this week. Congratula tions to all. Our next draw takes place on Monday 3rd October 2022. Don’t forget to purchase your ticket and be in the draw for a GUARANTEED Prize of €500. Yes, €500 will be won!! Tickets are available online tarbertgaa.ie . Tickets are also available from all committee members and on sale at the post office.
Training continues to commence at Listowel Celtic and will be doing so each week. Our playing season has kicked off for many teams, best of luck to all teams in action this weekend.
We received a bye in the opening round of the North Kerry Senior Football Championship. Beale juniors compete for the North Kerry Intermediate Cup. Fixtures will be issued at later date.
North Kerry Rangers U17s - County Championship Winners. Massive congratulations to North Kerry Rangers U17s on winning the County Minor Football Championship on Monday 29th August in Austin Stack Park Tralee. This was a great win for North Kerry and the club would like to congrat ulate in particular the Tarbert players involved David Mulvihill, Paudie Finu cane, Shaun Wren, Caolam Moriarty & Conor Egan along with selector Stevie Denihan. You have done Tarbert & North Kerry proud. County minor champion ship titles don’t come along too often & not easily won so well done all.
3. Donie McGrath c/o Hollys
mittee Member.
3rd Mary Pierse (18), Clare Hurley (19), Rose Molyneaux (21) 24pts
Jackpot not won - Lucky Dip Winners
We will have our flag day on the Wednesday of the Listowel Races September 21st . We will need help before, during and after the races. The more help we can get the less time people will be required for. Let’s put in a massive effort to make this a success and raise much needed funds for club. We only ask for help like this once a year so please don’t leave it to the same few people. Anyone that can spare even an hour are asked to contact Dominic Scanlan and Mark Loughnane
2nd Liam Kennelly (21) 36pts (B9 - 22)
Please keep and eye on our Facebook page for regular updates on each age groups for both boys, girls and senior teams for matches and training. We wish all managers and players the best for the new season ahead. Thanks to all parents who support us each week.
1st Jerry Kiely (19) 40pts (B9- 21)
Cat 2:
1st Liam Carmody (8) 38pts (B9 - 19)
V. Sean Stack (24) 30-2 29pts B5-10 B3-6
BALLYDONOGHUE GAA
5th Sean Walsh (21)34-3 31pts B5-12 B3-7
3rd Mike Houlihan (14) 36pts
Lotto Draw results:
The following won three free tickets: Noelle ThomasHegarty.Deenihan - Ballingown. Jacinta Breen - Online.
Lucky Dips:
Next Weeks Jackpot is €2,400 and will be held in Enrights Bar Sunday the 18th of September at 8:30pm As always thank you for your continued support.
Results:Clubhouse.Garvey’s
Monthly €500 Draw:
U15: After overcoming Ballyduff in the semi-final, our U15 lads are into the McElligott Oils of Asdee sponsored North Kerry League Division 1 Final against Listowel. The final will be played this Sunday the 18th of September in Duagh, throwing in at 6:15pm. The very best of luck to our lads who have had a really great year!
Senior Men’s Competition– Thursday 8th September 2022 – Cashen Course
Tuesday 20th September 2022 - Ladies Competition – Cashen Course
FINUGE GAA
U13: Our boys played Moyvane in the Tommy Madden Cup quarterfinal, away in Moyvane, on Sunday gone by. The team got off to a lively start with some well taken points soon followed by a goal. The halftime score line read Finuge 2-07 to Moyvane’s 0-03. The lads picked up in the second half where they had left off, playing some really nice football. Ultimately, they had plenty to spare with the final score reading Finuge 4-15 and Moyvane 0-07. This puts the team into the semi-final for which there will be a draw this weekend coming. The other teams left in the competition are Listowel, Ballyduff and St Senans with teh semifinals scheduled to be played Sunday the 25th of September.
1st Eamon Hayes (15) 42pts
€40 Lucy Challoner, Kilkenny
2nd Brian Slattery (5) 33pts (B9 - 17)
Ladies Competition – Tuesday 6th September 2022 – Cashen Course
1st Sighle Henigan (10), Majorie Morkan (13), Ann O’Riordan (13) 26pts
CLUBpossible.FUNDRAISER:
4. Jennifer Keane, 1 Ashgrove
Cat 3:
ThursdayFixtures:
BestJuniorsof
1st Maureen Culhane 38pts (B9: 18)
10th John Sexton (19)27+2 29pts B5-13 B3-6
Ladies Saturday Voucher 18 Holes – Saturday 10th Sept 2022 – Old Course
The numbers drawn for Friday 9th September 2022, were as follows, 4, 13, 20, 30. The Jackpot was €6,900 and there was no jackpot winner.
LISTOWEL CELTIC
€20 Dara & Sean c/o Saddle
Cat 1:
Senior Men’s Competition– Friday 9th September 2022 – Cashen Course
Fixtures: Barrett Shield Final Ballydonoghue B v Annascaul B next weekend. Date & venue TBC.
Gross Anton Casey 19pts
1st Gerard Walsh (16)33+4 37pts
SunFixtures:18th Sept – LA Racing Cup Singles Sponsored by john McNamee
2. Micheal O’Connor, Ahalahana
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.
Mens Singles sponsored by McMunns – Sunday 11th September 22 – Old Course White Tees
€20 Brian Leahy, Ballygologue Park
8th John Kinsella (25)25+5 30pts B3-6 B2-2
9th Tagdh Barrett (40)33-4 29pts B5-13 B3-8
Lotto results: No winner of Jackpot of €5900
€50 Kieran Murphy, Toor, Duagh
€20 Denis Buckley, Tullamore
Duagh responded with a point from a free by Eoin Kelly. Then Kevin Kelliher won a ball out on the wing and fed Diarmuid Ryan, who passed to Shane O’Driscoll, whose overhead flick found the Ballyheigue net. Duagh then added two more points, one by Eoin Kelly from a free and Mikey Gavin from play. Ballyheigue rallied and scored four unanswered points before Eoin Kelly added another point from a free. Ballyheigue added another point to lead 1-5 to 1-4 at the break.
KNOCKANURE GAA
€20 Carmel & Leonard Nolan, Lartigue Village Thank You for supporting our lotto
Finuge / St. Senans U14s who played John Mitchell’s on Thursday last week
Next draw is Tuesday September 13th and the jackpot will be €5,700
€20 Derry O Carroll Foildarrig
James & Maureen Connolly Kilmorna
As this was a historic achievement been organised by the North Kerry Board in conjunction with Listowel Emmets we are asking ALL CLUBS In North Kerry to have members of their u13 teams present at Frank Sheehy park Listowel on the same night @7pm sharp to parade to the Square as part of the Cel ebrations. We need all clubs to get on board with this to make the night a memorable event for all.
Next weeks jackpot €9700 with draw Monday night in O Briens Bar. Tickets available from usual sellers /outlets and online at www.klubfunder.com
Sellers prize Liam Dennehy
Ladies had a fantastic win in the County Junior A C’ship on Sunday morning last.
CLOUNMACON GAA
JerentrantsKelly Knockadireen
There was no winner but 5 Lucky Dips of €25 went to: Doreen O Flaherty, Moher, Moyvane Ann Quirke, Duagh
Barney Buckley Foildarrig
Duagh team: Shane Bannerton, Paudie McNamara,Tim Quirke, Eoin Lucey, Conor O’Brien, Daragh Joy (1-0), Michael Gavin(1pt) Daragh O’Connor, Micheal Kirby, Eoin Kelly ( 1-7, 6f’s), Kieran Lucey (1pt) Kevin Kelliher, Mark Joy (1pt) Dirmuid Ryan, Shane O’Driscoll (1-0).
Subs: Jack Dillon, Brian O’Connell, Mike Keane, Colman Nolan.
The game was well refereed by Mike Hennessy, Ballyduff.
Listowel Celtic Under 12s Girls ready for their recent game on Saturday 10th September
Well done to U11 Tag Rugby team representing Duagh/Lyre & Kerry at Munster finals in UL last Sat. Team: Eamon Dennehy, Adam Shanahan, Odhran O’Regan, Liam Fitzger ald, Anna Troude, Caoilinn Harte, Aoife Ryan, Holly Carmody, Jermiah Buckley, Jack Cronin, Fionn Buckley and Gearoid Brosnan (missing). Thanks to coach Derry Buckley
Next Sunday 18th of September in Duagh. Double Header. Tarbert v St.Senans 4.30pm E/T Finuge v Listowel 6.15pm E/T
Joe Enright, Keylod
DUAGH HURLING CLUB
No winner of the jackpot of €9600.
Semi Finals will be played on Sunday September 25th in neutral venues. We hope to have the draw online like the previous draw.
DUAGH GAA
Numbers drawn 2,9,14,27
Ladies Clounmacon/MoyvaneFootball:
€50 Mairead & Daniel c/o Jim’s
The Duagh backs, with solid defending made sure there was to be no Bally heigue fight back. Final score 3-10 to 1-7.
Match 3 draw 2
Ballyheigue started the better in the second half and scored two points to put them three points up. Eoin Kelly steady the Duagh ship with two pointed frees and Kieran Lucey also chipped in with a point. The changing of the game came when Daragh Joy burst out of the backs and went on a powerful run, before drilling the sliotar into the Ballyheigue net. Eoin Kelly then added a point from a 65 and shortly after he found the back of the Ballyheigue net. Duagh were in charge now and a point from the ever busy Mark Joy, saw Duagh lead by a score of 3-10 to 1-7.
The Sam Maguire Cup with members of the Kerry team will be in the Square Listowel on Saturday September 17th @8pm. Also in attendance will be the North Kerry Minor County Champions.
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Jackpot was €5,600 Numbers Drawn were 10, 20, 22, 26
Duagh now play Rathmore in the semi final on Saturday the 17th of Septem ber at 4pm in Duagh.
Numbers drawn: 8 – 11 – 13 – 32 - Lucky Dips:
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Congratulations to the u16 Duagh/Lyre Community Games team representing Kerry and winning silver medals at the Munster finals in UL last Saturday. Team: Jack Collins, Jack O’Carroll, Denis Gould (cpt), Ryan Stack, Luke Sheridan, Aoibhínn Harte and Ronan Sheridan. Coach Jason Harte.
Duagh played Ballyheigue in the the 1/4 final of the County Junior Hurling Championship in Duagh last Saturday evening.
Duagh missed two scoring chances early in the first half and were punished shortly after when Ballyheigue were award a free. From this Ballyheigue, hit the post and were quickest to the breaking ball and buried the sliotar to the back of the Duagh net.
Scores: Kelly Enright; 2-02. Ciara Haugh; 1-01. Ava Fitzgerald; 0-3. Catherine Flavin; 1-0. Muirne Wall; 0-2. Erin Finucane; 0-1. Gillian Musgrave; 0-1. This win now assures them of a quarter final spot. Well done!
The draw for the Tommy Madden u13 championship semi-finals will take place in Ballylongford next Saturday evening directly after the u15 final.
A big thank you to everyone who has helped so far with the club fundraiserwe are always looking for anyone that can give a couple of hours or can help in the background! Please support this fundraiser - the club does not run many of these!
Conditions were near ideal for Hurling, except for it being so humid.
Away to fancied home side Firies, the girls came away with a one point victory in Farranfore on a score line of 4.10 to 3.12.
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All clubs can contact PJ Mulvihill secretary of the North Kerry Football Board in relation to your club participating.
NORTH KERRY GAA
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Tommy Madden u13 championship Quarter Finals Results. St.Senans 3. 11 Beale 4. 07 Ballyduff 3. 10 Duagh 3. 08 Moyvane 0. 07 Finuge 4. 15 Northern Gaels 2. 10 Listowel 4. 14
U15 N.K.L Finals
Next Saturday 17th of September @ 4.30pm in Ballylongford Beale v Duagh E/T
Thanks to Aoife O’Malley Duagh/Lyre for making the presentation
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Our government is considering practical ways in which to help people in the upcoming budget.
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