Volume 15 Issue 18

LEFT: Gavin Quinlivan presenting Paul Hayes with his 100th Listowel Park Run cert on Saturday last

RIGHT: Attending Listowel Coursing on a sunshine Saturday afternoon were Tony Horgan, Lisselton, Sean Carr, Asdee with Lorraine Slattery from Ballyduff and her son Callum. Photo Moss Joe Browne

Three generations of the Butler family Niall, Eimear and Conor from Ballybunion enjoying a lovely day with John Fitzgerald at Listowel Coursing. Photo Moss Joe Browne

Listowel Celtics under 12 Div 2 team in action at the weekend

Listowel Celtics under 12 Div 1 team in action at the weekend

DAIRYMASTER AWARDED MULTINATIONAL COMPANY OF THE YEAR AT TECH LEADER AWARDS

Dairymaster is going from strength to strength as they were announced “Multinational Company of the Year”

thriving ICT community and recognised excellence in innovation, business and technology. The

Cork. The Leaders Awards recognise all those who have gone further than most in the use of technology

It was also an exciting night for the

Public Expenditure and Reform.

John Harty, CEO Dairymaster comments “We are thrilled to have won this award, its huge

part of Kerry and to be able to make an impact locally has led to greater things globally for us. Key

employed across a broad range of disciplines all under one roof. I would like to thank John Daly

Dairymaster employs over 300 people at their Global Headquarters in Kerry where all of the company design and manufacturing activities take place. Dairymaster has sales and market support operations in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and the USA. These centres are further supported by a worldwide distributor network selling, installing and servicing their products.

Dairymaster has shown extraordinary commitment to the southwest region over its five decades of growth. Dairymaster is unique in terms of its vertical integration with over 95% of its products manufactured in-house, having bucked the trend of outsourcing to lower cost economies and instead carrying out all design and manufac turing in Kerry. This gives the company the flexibility required to ensure its innovative products meet the needs of its customers in every market.

As the company continues to expand, Dairymaster is always looking for new skilled employees to drive further growth. The continuous investment in automation and new capabilities drive an ever-increasing demand for skilled and educated team members.

Dairymaster is active in the southwest business community and the wider technology industry at a national level. Their commitment to innovation excellence has seen the company collaborate with local and national research organisations and also actively supports the development of industry and learning networks in the South West.

at the Leaders Awards which showcased the best of South West Ireland’s

prestigious gala dinner awards ceremony was held last night (Friday 4th November) in

in their respective organisations and businesses in the South West region.

organisers IT@Cork and KerySciTech as their collaboration now known as Tech Industry Alliance was officially announced by Michael McGrath Minister for

recognition for our great team of people. As many know, we are based in Causeway in a rural

to our success is the diverse range of engineering skills and manufacturing capabilities

for accepting the award on behalf of our team”.

Picture: L-R: John & Anne Daly Dairymaster, Sean O’ Reilly RDJ Cork (sponsor) and Aiveen Hyland Chairperson of judging panel.

CAROLINE’S DÓTERRA ESSENTIAL OILS

CAROLINE’S POD OF POSITIVITY

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. I know how these oils can support the Body, the Mind, the Mood and we are extremely fortunate to have a DóTerra bottling plant here in Ireland which is situated in Blarney, County Cork.

Gym Bag Essentials!

This week I want to share some of the oils that may be of benefit to you in your gym bag whether you work out a few times a week or practically live at the gym!

Deep Blue Rub – is a topical cream that provides comfort to prob lem areas for all sports men and women. The essential oils in this blend comforts and cools joints and muscles. Wintergreen, Camph hor, Peppermint, Ylang Ylang are just some of the blends which work together to provide a sensation of cooling and warmth, especially after an intense workout. You can apply it to the back of the legs, feet, and back. It can also be rubbed on to the fingers, wrists, shoulders and into the neck area after a long workday. Deep Blue is also available in an essential oil and comes as one of the Top 10 essential oils in both the Family Essentials and Home Essentials Kits.

Air – a top favourite, this minty invigorating blend has a calming and soothing effect when applied to the body topically. Air is enriched with a combination of oils meant to help cool and enliven the body, provid ing you with feelings of clear airways. My top tip is to combine a few drops of this oil with Epsom salts in a warm bath for a soothing sensa tion or add three drops to the shower floor tray.

OnGuard Sanitising Mist – We are all know the protecting power of dóTerras OnGuard oil blend and the wonders it does for us in helping our families and homes with environmental threats. The sanitising mist purifies the hands by eliminating 99.9 per cent of bacteria and other germs on the skin through a fine quick drying mist. This is an absolute essential for all gym bags.

DóTerras Essential 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: Anxi ety Issues, Digestive Support, Sleep Assist, Muscle Care, Stress Buster, Depression, Grief, Energy Boost, Skin Support, Immunity, Allergy Assist and so much more.

My Three – Way – Method to use dóTerra’s Essential Oils: Topically: Apply the oils onto your skin particularly on the pulse points and soles of the feet. Aromatically: Place two to three drops into a cold-water diffuser and diffuse the oils in your home, classroom, office space, salons or other places of work and business. Internally: Add the oils to your favourite food, waters and drinks, or simply by taking one drop daily under the tongue to support your body and mind.

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 more information or to purchase DóTerra’s essential oils you can reach me on the number below. To arrange a consultation or to dis cuss using natural remedies for you and your family I’d be delighted to support you on your journey with DóTerra’s essential oils.

I leave you with a thought for the week; ‘Let today be the start of something new’

Caroline X Tel: 087 292 1292

KELLIHERS TOYOTA 231 ROADSHOW LAUNCHES THE BRAND NEW COROLLA CROSS SUV IN THE GLENEAGLE

All motoring roads lead to the Gleneagle Hotel this Sunday, November 13th where the Kellihers Toyota 231 Roadshow will be in full swing from 11am until 4pm. Stop by to the Gleneagle to the Toyota tent where you can see for the first time on display, the all new Corolla Cross SUV hybrid electric, the fully electric Toyota BZ4X as well as the full Toyota range for you to explore.

When it comes to iconic car models they don’t get much bigger than the Toyota Corolla, the most popular car make is available in hatchback, saloon and now as a very stylish and exciting SUV – the Corolla Cross. Come and see the Corolla Cross SUV for yourself in Killarney this Sunday where you can see first hand the size, styling and driving position of this spacious, high-riding SUV with our most advanced Hybrid Electric and safety technologies yet.

Kellihers will have over 20 cars, commercials and all things Toyota on show on the day, with some prizes on offer along with the chance to win €500 off your new 231 Toyota. If you are out and about in Killarney on Sunday and a new 231 Toyota or a quality used Toyota is on your mind – the team at Kellihers look forward to meeting with you

THIRTY THREE KERRY VENUES SECURE NIGHT-TIME ECONOMY SUPPORT FUNDING

Minister for Education and Kerry TD Norma Foley, welcomes the announcement that 33 Kerry pubs, nightclubs, cafes, and theatre venues have secured funding under Government’s Night-Time Economy Support Scheme.

In total €4 million in funding is being made available to assist off peak entertainment in our towns and cit ies. The new scheme is creating thousands of employment days – and is already becoming an important jobs source for artists and performers across the county.

Thirty three venues in Kerry have successfully applied for funding and they include live music venues, theatres, literary events and art exhibitions.

Minister Foley said: “Kerry’s many pubs, nightclubs, cafes, and theatres offer a world famous, rich cultural product and is vital that Government continues to support and develop a thriving night time economy. A vibrant, diverse and inviting night-time economy is crucial for communities across the county and this funding will ensure that these venues continue to drive tourism, making our towns and villages more attractive places to live in and to visit.”

Some of the Kerry venues included in the funding are:

ST JOHN’S THEATRE & ARTS CENTRE

KERRY WRITERS’ MUSEUM

THE MERMAIDS

JOHN B KEANE BAR

BROOKLANE HOTEL

SAN RITA WELLNESS

Welcome to San Rita Wellness weekly column…We hope you are safe and well

The term “self-care” has come to mean so much more than spa days and yoga classes. The point of self care is to do something for you—anything that leaves you feeling fresh and rejuvenated.

The real question is.... Why is self care so important for us all ?

It’s so important to make sure we take care of our body, mind and soul every day and not just when we get sick. Taking good care of ourselves involves making the right food choices, reducing your stress levels, being regularly active and making some “Me Time“. These are some key areas to self care to keep you healthy, fit and resilient.

So the next question is why do we often fail when it comes to self care? Most of us are crazy busy, have stressful jobs or spend too much time with technology to make time for ourselves. “Me Time“ is usually last on the agenda.

What kind of an impact does lack of self care have on you?

* Leave you feeling tired or worn out.

* You often make poor food choices.

* It can also leave you feeling negative about many things especially yourself.

* Your self esteem and confidence can be low.

* No motivation to achieve your goals.

So if one or all of the above apply to you at anytime the next question is, How can you turn things around?

Eat right for self-care. The food we eat has the potential to either keep us healthy or con tribute to weight gain or diseases such as diabetes, but it can also keep our minds working and alert. Eating the right foods can help prevent memory loss and inflammation, both of which can have long-term effects on the brain and, in turn, the rest of the body.

Exercise daily as part of your self-care routine. We all know exercise is good for us. Daily exercise can help you both physically and mentally, boosting your mood and reducing stress and anxiety, not to mention helping you shed extra weight. Of course, it might be hard to go to the gym every day, so try to incorporate other exercises, such as walking, tennis, or yoga, which may be able to fit into your schedule more easily. The most important thing is to create a routine that works for you.

Make sleep part of your self-care routine. Sleep can have a huge effect on how you feel both emotionally and physically. It is important to try and get 6 to 8 hours quality sleep at night and also it’s especially important to stay away from caffeine and sugar, which tend to keep you awake .Try to avoid the habit of using technology or devices in bed.

Say no to others, and say yes to your self-care. Learning to say no is really hard; many of us feel obligated to say yes when someone asks for our time or energy. But once you learn how to politely say no, you’ll start to feel more self confident, and you’ll have more time for your self-care.

Take care of yourself by getting organized. Getting organized is often the first step to becoming a healthier you, because it allows you to figure out exactly what you need to do to take better care of yourself.

Schedule your self-care time, and guard that time with everything you have. It can be hard for us all to find extra time. But it’s extremely important to plan regular self-care time. Moments alone can help you to ponder the best ways to move forward in your life and keep you grounded. And moments with friends can help you feel more connected and relaxed. First and foremost reading through this weekly column is another step of self care on your Weight loss and Wellness journey.

For extra support and for weekly accountability check us out on Facebook San Rita Well ness 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“ take place in Listowel Community Centre every Wednesday and in The Ballybunion Health and Leisure Centre every Thursday. Give us a call on Sandra 087 6718377 or Rita 087 1012174

Until next week, Sandra and Rita

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KILFLYNN

CROTTA LOTTO JACKPOT HITS €4,000

The Crotta hurling club weekly lotto draw was held on Monday 7th November at Herbert’s Bar, Kilflynn. The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the independent observer: Graham Harris, Clounsillagh, Lixnaw were 15,24,28 and 31.

There was no winner of the 3,900 Jackpot. Congratulations to the following who won €35 in the lucky dip draw: JJ, Ava, and Kieran Fealy, Kilbricane, Abbeydorney, Con Scanlon, Glenoe, Listowel and Tony Mulvihill, Kerry Lee Oakpark , Tralee.

The next draw will take place in Parker’s Pub on Monday 14th November at 10.30p.m with a €4,000 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, Ab beydorney Post Office or from Club ticket sellers. Many thanks to all who contribute to our weekly Club Lotto. The Club cannot emphasise enough the importance of our members promoting the Club Lotto among family, friends, and work colleagues. Your continued support is greatly appreciated.

FAMILY BINGO NIGHT

In aid of St.Teresa’s National School, Kilflynn on Friday 9th December at 7.00p.m in St. Columbus Centre, Kilflynn. €5 per book €2 per extra sheet, buy from the school in advance or on the night. Drinks/Treats available on the night to buy. Special Christmas surprise for the kids.

DANCING

in St.Columbas Centre, Kilflynn, every Monday night at 9.00 p.m. Plenty of fun and exercise guaranteed. All Welcome.

MUNSTER CAMOGIE FINAL

Best wishes to the Clanmaurice girls and their management in this weekends Munster Intermediate Club cham pionship final against Aghabullogue,Cork on Saturday 12th November at 2.00p.m in Mallow Gaa and Sports Complex.

KILFLYNN TODDLER GROUP

The Kilflynn toddler group meets up every Thursday mornings in St. Columbus Centre, Kilflynn at 10.00-11.30 am

COMMUNITY WALKWAY

Lights at the sports field, Dromakee on from Monday to Friday 7pm to 9pm during winter.

FASHION SHOW

The Kilflynn area Development C.L.G (St.Columbas Centre), is organizing a Fashion Show on Friday 2nd Decem ber 2022. If you wish to model on the night, please Contact Niamh on 086 314415 or Maureen on 087 9893847

A great night of fashion, fun and music to look forward to

KILFLYNN CITY RUNNING GROUP

Couch to 5K is back!!!!

So if you are seeking to get out and about, meet new friends and gain a healthier body and mind in the process why not get involved.

This really is a relaxed and fun environment. Each person’s targets and goals are their own. Encouragement and companionship are what the group provides.

All abilities and ages are welcome so why not come along to the Kilflynn community walkway at Crotta Gaa, Dromakee, Kilflynn, on Sundays 10am - 11am and Wednesdays 7- 8pm. All we ask is a voluntary €2 contribution for each session with all funds raised being used for Crotta Field Development which provides playing facilities for all GAA teams from U5’s - Senior players within our fantastic community

GROUP HIIT CLASSES

In Columba’s Centre, Kilflynn. Four-week block 50 euro, 2 HIIT classes/week Wednesday 8.10p.m and Friday 8.00p.m Bring your own mat. To book your spot text/call Luke 0877055514

ST. MARY’S CHURCH, KILFLYNN

Mass Intention for the week in St. Mary’s Church on Friday 11th November at 10.00 a.m. and Saturday 12th November at 6.00 p.m. Tracy Shanahan, Kilbricane Kilflynn Altar Society for Nov: Kay Sheehan, Brenda Brennan, Geraldine Parker Parish Office can be contacted by phone 066 4018996 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. or by email: abbeydorney@dioceseofkerry.ie Masses from St. Bernard’s Church, Abbeydorney are streamed live on www.dioceseofkerry.ie, on Sunday at 10 a.m. Go to Abbeydorney Parish and click on watch live Mass. Webcam has been installed in Kilflynn Church - To watch Masses go to www.dioceseofkerry.ie – Abbeydorney Parish and click on ‘watch Mass’. Diocesan Kilflynn Eucharistic Adoration Monday (7.00 p.m.-8.00 p.m.)

MASSES FOR THE DEAD

On November Lists: (All Masses at 7.30 p.m.) Abbeydorney: 8th Nov (those who died during the year), 15th & 22nd Nov. Kilflynn: 9th Nov, 16thNov. (Those who died during the year) 23rd Nov. Those who wish a family member/friend, who died outside the parish, to be included in the list at the Masses for those who died during the year are invited to contact the Parish Office with the names. There will be a cup of tea/coffee after the Mass on Tuesday 8th in Abbeydorney.

BALLYLONGFORD

CHURCH ARRANGEMENTS

Mass arrangements for the coming Weekend: at St Michael the Archangel Church in Ballylongford are as follows: Friday 11th November Mass at 10am mass will be celebrated for The Dead. Saturday evening 12th November Vigil Mass at 7pm. Sunday morning 13th November mass will be at 10.30am this mass will be offered for Liam Bunce & deceased members of the Bunce Family, Lenamore and Patrick & Peg Moloney, Tul lahinell Masses at St Mary’s Church Asdee are as follows this Thursday morning November 10th Mass at 10am. Sunday Morning 13th November Mass will be celebrated at 9.30am this mass will be offered for Jerry Finnerty & deceased fam ily members, Sheila O Connor, Dirha & Sligo and Johnny Walshe, Ballynoneen, Anniversary Mass. 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 st marystarbert.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 Bal lybunion 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. Sun day Obligation: If anybody feels sick or unwell you are asked to please avoid attending as the dispensation from attend ing 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 anyway. 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. Kerry Ingredients Mass for deceased members will be held in Lixnaw on Wed. 16th November at 7.30pm.

MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS

November, the Month of the Holy Souls The Catholic Church sets aside November which begins with All Saints Day and All Souls Day, as the Month of the Holy Souls. During the month of November, we are encouraged to pray for those who have gone before us, family and friends. However, it does not end there for we are asked also to pray for those who may have no one to pray for them. In this way, we are joined to oth ers in the Christian family and reminded that we are a wide community united in our belief in Jesus and his Resurrection. Those in purgatory cannot pray for themselves but one day they may be able to pray for us when we are in the same position. Perhaps this is why Pope St John XXIII wrote the following words “The devotion to the memory of the dead is one of the most beautiful expressions of the Catholic spirit.” Also visiting cemeteries is a significant way we can devote ourselves to the Holy Souls this November. Beginning with our own deceased family members and friends, visiting their graves is an opportunity for reflection and meditation. Per sonal offerings, such as candles and flowers, or just keeping the family plot clean and tidy also gives us an opportunity in keeping our graves in check so why not make a visit even once a week during the coming month.

BEREAVEMENT

Sadness has once again descended on the Community over

the last week on the learning of the passing of a number of people that had very close links with our Community. Firstly came the sad news of the passing of George McNamara, R.I.P formerly of Ahanagran, and late of Essex, England son of Patrick and Mary McNamara, in his 93rd year. He is survived by his wife Maura (nee Guerin), daughters Bernie, Dee and Ailish, son Des, his sister Sally (Castlebar), his brother-in-law Francis (Cork), his 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchil dren, his nieces and nephews. George is predeceased by his brothers Jimmy, Brother Pat and Michael. George moved to England as a young man and worked for the Ford Motor Com pany in Dagenham and Essex for 48 years. He was a keen gar dener and golfer. With his wife Maura of 66 years, he travelled the World but he kept in touch with Kerry and his family by regular visits, letters, telephone calls and in more recent years also by Zoom. He was an avid reader of the Kerryman. George was awarded the Benemerenti medal in 2006 for his services to his local church and parish. George will be laid to rest in the parish in Essex to which he devoted so much service. Ar dheis de go raibh a ainm. On Monday October the 31st came the sad news of the passing of Johanna Walsh Nee Madden R.I.P. of Tullamore, Listowel and formerly of Kilgarvin, Bally longford and late of Tooting, London. Johanna passed away peacefully at Aras Mhuire Nursing Home in Listowel. She is survived by her loving daughter Geraldine, son Stephen, grandchildren Conor, Chloe, Dylan and Katie, son-in-law Gary, daughter-in-law Louise. Johanna is sister of Bridget Lynch of Main St, and sister of Lizzie and is predeceased by her brother the late Thomas Madden R.I.P. Kilgarvin and her husband the late Eddie Walsh, brother of the late Josephine McNamara R.I.P. of Ahanagran Ballylongford. Deepest sympathies are extended to all family and close relatives at this very sad time. Johanna’s body lay in repose at Lynch’s Funeral Home, Main Street, Ballylongford, on last Monday evening, Novem ber 7th. Her requiem Mass celebrating her life being offered at St. Theresa’s Church, Ballydonoghue, on Tuesday morning November 8th at 11.00am. Funeral Immediately afterwards to St. John Paul II Cemetery, Ballybunion Road, Listowel. May her Gentle Soul Rest In Peace.

CRAFT FAIR

Ballylongford Christmas Craft and Food Fair will take place on Sunday 20th November in Ballylongford Parish Hall. Come along for wonderful Christmas present ideas and treats! Doors open 10am - 4pm.

BRIDGE

Bridge, the very popular card game played by millions all over the world and any aspiring players wishing to learn how to play the game, can now do so. Bridge Lessons for beginners, if you would like to learn how to play this very popular card game please ring or text this mobile number 087 4631469 for further information

XMAS PARTY

Ballylongford Christmas Party will take place in the Parish Hall on Sun. 4th Dec. at 2pm including a 3 course meal and music and dancing. Cost €10.00 per person.

BALLYDUFF

LOTTO DRAW

The results of the weekly Ballyduff GAA Club, Lady’s Walk Hurling Club and the Ballyduff Community Games Committee Lotto Draw for Tuesday November 1st are as follows: The numbers drawn were 18, 19 and 23 and the Bonus number was 8. There was no winner of the €16,800 Jackpot or the €400 prize for Match Three. The €20 consolation prize winners were Maurice O’Connor, Clahane; Big Jim/Anne Al len, Ballyhorgan; Teddy/Tomás O’Sullivan, Ballyduff. 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.

BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS

Minor Football: Well done to our Minor football team who qualified for the North Kerry Minor Football Championship Final with an easy victory over an under strength Tarbert side at Asdee on Sunday morning on the score Ballyduff 4–14 to Tarbert 1–6.

U15: This followed a good win over Listowel Emmets in the Under 15 A Competition Final on Saturday last in Moyvane making a great weekend for the Club Well done to all concerned.

Fixture: North Kerry Minor Football Final (sponsored by Larry O’Connors, Duagh) Ballyduff v Listowel Emmets on Saturday November 12th at 2.00pm. Come along and support our young Footballers

CHURCH NEWS

Masses for the week

Wednesday 7.00pm: Thomas, James & Mary Barron, Mikey Laide

Thursday 10.00am: Special Intention

Friday 7.00pm: Norma O’Sullivan-Long Saturday 6.30pm: Mass in Causeway

Sunday 11.00am: Patricia O’Carroll (nee Dore), Patrick Flynn, Ned & Josie Browne

Reader: Sunday 11.00am – Des Rochford

Ministers of the Eucharist – Sunday 11.00am – Mary O’Sullivan/Phyllis Supple/Mike Guerin

Divine Mercy Devotions; Every Sunday at 3.00pm

Eucharist Adoration: Every Thursday from 10.30am – 11.30am.

November Lists: Please note all on the November lists will be included in all weekday Masses during the month of November

Mass: For all who died during the year will be held on Tuesday 22nd November at 7.00pm. A candle for each of the deceased will be lit on the night, which can be taken by a family member if you so wish. Due to the continuation of Covid, there will be no Remembrance Altar in the Church. If you have a relative from outside the Parish and would like to remember them on the night, please contact the Parish Office asap.

Annual November Mass: for Patients, Relatives & Staff of UHK and for all who died at the hospital, including those who died by stillbirth and miscarriage, in St. John’s Church, Tralee on Monday, 14th Nov. – 7.00pm. Livestreamed on stjohns.ie

Ballyduff National School: is having a fund-raising Clothes Recycling collection in the school on Thurs day, 10th November. Your support is appreciated.

DEATH

The death took place of Anne (Nancy) O’Connell (née Blaney) of Brian Avenue, Marino, Dublin and Dromartin Lower, Ballyduff. Her remains reposed at Jenning’s Funeral Home, Springfield Road, Ra heny, Dublin and her requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Marino. Burial was in St. Fintan’s Cemetery, Sutton. Sympathy is extended to the family, relatives and friends of the above deceased.

TIDY TOWNS

Our points total in the national Tidy Towns Competition increased again this year. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our sponsors and supporters for their help in making this possible. We are now planting Winter flowers and Spring bulbs throughout the village.

CRAFT FAIR

The Ballyduff Christmas Fair will take place on Sunday November 27th 2022 in Ballyduff Community Centre. To book a table please contact Betty on (087)6403152

A THOUGHT

ST. BRENDANS A.C.

Munster CC: Well done to the athletes who represented St Brendan’s AC in the very testing Munster juvenile uneven age cross country championships in Limerick Racecourse on Sunday. Jack, Hannah, Zach and Aaron sailed through the heavy going and finished well up the field, scoring for Kerry.

Marathon: Nine St Brendan’s AC adults started the Dublin Marathon on Sunday, October 30th and nine finished, with some very impressive times being achieved. Well done to all.

Meeting: There will be a very important club committee meeting on Tuesday next, November 15th in Ardfert Community Centre at 8.45pm. All members are asked to attend.

Training: Training for juveniles takes place each Wednesday night in the ARC from 6.00pm-7.00pm for the younger age-groups and from 7.00pm - 8.00pm for the older athletes. Adult fitness session on this Wednesday from 7pm-8pm in the ARC also (all welcome) while the longer runs take place on Mondays on the Greenway. See social media for details.

Info: Club info can be found on Facebook, by email at stbrendansa.c.kerry@gmail.com or by contact ing 087 7985557

At the H.S.I. Eventing Pony Foal Championship in Cavan, the reserve went to Patrick O’ Connor’s Jupiter John out of the Stallion Cottage Worker owned by John McMahon, Lisselton

BALLYBUNION

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY

It is with great Delight we tell you that our Annual Christmas Senior Citizens Party is back. It will take place this year at The Ballybunion Golf Club, Sandhill Road on Friday December 16th with Mass at 7pm, followed by Christmas Dinner. There will be Music by Steve Donegan and of course the most important Man Santa Himself. Anyone entitled to a ticket please contact Eileen – 086 2234965 Con – 087 4184241 Marie – 087 9542102. Places are limited, the committee will also be calling Spot Prizes and Raffles on the night. Anyone wishing to buy a ticket can do so also. Looking forward to seeing you all.

urday 26th November between 11am - 3pm. Prices are €15 for 1 child, €25 for 2 children and €10 for every child after. Pre Booking is required, Phone 087 057 3384. Book early to avoid disappointment. All proceeds go to Tír Na Nóg Childcare.

BALLYBUNION CCÉ

A reminder that music classes are every Friday in St Joseph Sec School. Registration is also available €6 per child, family membership €20. For more information on classes/times/ registration and hire of instruments Contact Betty 087 9662902. John Fennel Set Dancing Ltd will be doing lessons each Saturday in St Joseph’s Secondary School Hall. Enquires contact John 087 9941466 or Deirdre 086 8429548.

SOCIAL DANCING

Kerrie is raising money for MS Ireland and Tiggy’s Trust and on the16th November

will be stepping out of her comfort zone, putting on the gloves and jumping into the ring in this year’s Ag’s vs. Vet’s White Collar Boxing organ ized by UCD Dublin’s Agricultural Science Society. Any donation is welcome to try to help her hit her target, little or large which goes to our two very worthy chosen charities for this year, MS Ireland and Tiggy’s Trust. Thanks so much and looking forward to a great night, please following the link to donate https://gofund.me/8c698f02

AFTERNOON TEA DANCE

The next Tea Dance will be held on 20th November in Ballybunion Community Centre from 3pm-5pm in aid of Insur ance. All are welcome to attend, Admission is €7 which includes refreshments and music by Ger Walsh. Come along and enjoy a great afternoon of music, dance, chats and tea while supporting charities. Also our Annual Christmas Party will be held on December 11th with music by Ger Walsh and this Party will be free.

TEAM HOPE SHOEBOX APPEAL 2022

This Christmas shoebox appeal sends thousands of gift-filled shoeboxes to children in Eastern Europe and Africa. The Community Centre will be collecting shoe boxes from 1st -15th November Please leave your box in the Kitchen at the back of the community centre. Please include items such as toothbrush, toothpaste, hair comb, face cloth, hat/scarf, t-shirts, copybooks, colouring books, jelly sweets, ball, doll, sunglasses, and cuddly toy. Please do not include liquids such as shampoo or bubbles, chocolate and sharp objects, medicines or anything that is breakable.

DAN MCCABE IN THE TINTEÁN

Dan McCabe is coming to the Tinteán after extraordinary ticket sales in Ireland over the past nine months. That is the success story of Kildare ballad singer Dan McCabe, who will be performing in the Tinteán Theatre, Ballybunion on Saturday 19th November. Tickets on sale now on our website. www.tintean.ie

FIRST RESPONDERS REQUIRED

Beale First Responders are looking for people who would like to become First Responders in the Ballybunion Parish. Full training will be given please contact Mike on 087-9502167.

TEENAGE ALCOHOL-FREE DISCO

The next non-Alcohol teenage disco will be held on Saturday 3rd December in Ballybunion Community Centre. Live DJ with DJ Fringey. Disco from 9pm-11pm, Mineral bar on the night. Entry is €7. Parents are requested to drop off and pick up on TIME! Phone Mag on 086 375 0037 for more information

CLOTHES COLLECTION

Scoil Íosagáin’s Parents Association will hold several clothes collections throughout the year. Clothes can be dropped to the front door of the school at any time during the school year, during school hours Monday to Friday only. Reusable items of clothing, bed linen (No quilts or pillows), paired shoes, belts, handbags, towels and curtains. A big thank you to all who contributed to our last collection which was a great success. Please do not leave bags at the school gates.

KILCONLY NATIONAL SCHOOL

Is now open for enrollment applications for the 2023-2024 School Year. Please email the school for Pre-enrolment form before Friday 22nd Feb Email cillconla@gmail.com

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 €7 per meal.

CHILDREN’S ART AND CRAFT CLASSES

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.

MEN’S AQUA AEROBICS

Men’s only Aqua aerobics classes every Friday evenings in Ballybunion Health and Leisure Centre. If interested please contact Martina on 0877973688

BRIDGE LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS

If you would like to learn how to play bridge please text your Name and Number to 087 4631469

JOY FIT IRELAND

Joy fit is a new exercise programme to Ballybunion, jumping for joy. The venue is the community centre. Tues, Thurs and Sat at 10am and is €15 per class. Booking is required because there are a limited number of boots and they depend on size and weight. Text +380686849819.

VISIT SANTA AT BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE

Working in collaboration with The Ballybunion Community Markets Team, Tir Na Nóg will be holding a Christmas Event for families in the Ballybunion & Catchment area. Visit Santa’s Grotto at Ballybunion Community Centre, Sat

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.

TAEKWON-DO BALLYBUNION

Taekwon-do Classes are ongoing in Ballybunion Community Centre upstairs hall, on Wednesday evening for begin ners aged 5yrs+, teens and adults and on Friday evenings for beginner teens and adults. Great for confidence, balance, co-ordination, fitness, self-defense, self-discipline and its fun. Beginners are always welcome - if interested please contact Michael on 087 9245637

ADULTS TAEKWON-DO

Adults Taekwon-do classes will be held in Ballybunion Community Centre on Fridays from 7.10pm-8.30pm. Phone or text Mike 0879245637

BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE

BALLYBUNION ACTIVE RETIREMENT

Ballybunion active retirement group are holding weekly meetings in the old convent, Doon road every Wednesday at 2pm. 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.

BALLYBUNION PARENT & TODDLER GROUP

The parent & Toddler group every Wednesday 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 to attend. Cost is €3 per family which includes snacks and group outings. For more information please contact Laura on 087 057 3384.

SAN RITA WELLNESS

In Person Meetings take place every Thursday from 10am-11am and now every Thursday evening from 6.30pm to 7.30pm in Ballybunion Health & Leisure centre. If you are anxious to make a start now you can join our “At Home Service” where our members love the support, motivation, accountability and also seeing fantastic results on the scales. Call us for more information. Sandra 087 6718377 Rita 087 1012174

BALLYBUNION BADMINTON

Ballybunion Badminton is back, badminton will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8pm to 10pm, in Ballybunion Community Centre €5 per person. New members are always welcome. If you have any enquiries please contact the Ballybunion Baseliners Facebook page.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT

Community Employment offers work experience, training courses, welfare payments plus top-up, and an oppor tunity to contribute to your community. Current part-time positions (19.5 hrs. /wk.) Community Employment in Ballybunion include: Environmental maintenance in Ballyduff, Tourist Office Attendant; Leisure Centre Reception ist; Leisure Centre Cleaner; Environmental Worker; Office Administrator; Community

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TARBERT

TARBERT NEWS

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

DEATH

The death took place of Anna Collins, Bal lygoughlin, Glin. Anna who was aged 86 years died on Monday 31 October at University Hos pital, Kerry. She reposed at Lyons Funeral Home, Derry, Listowel on Wednesday and her Requiem Mass took place on Thursday 3 November in St Mary’s Church, Tarbert. The Requiem Mass was celebrated by Fr John O’Connor, assisted by Fr Philip O’Connell. Funeral hymns were per formed by St Mary’s Choir. Fr John said that Anna had four great loves in her life - faith, family, farming and friends. As one of six children, five girls and a boy born to William and Nora Collins on a small farm in Ballygoughlin she looked after the farm and her aged parents. She overcame a lot of health problems in her life and was always in good from with a witty turn of phrase. Fam ily members spoke of her simple pleasures in life, going to the weekly bingo, her love of lotto scratch cards and her welcome for everybody. There was a large attendance at the funeral and after Mass and prayers of commendation she was buried in the adjoining St Mary’s New Cemetery in accordance with her wishes. She was predeceased by her brother Sean and grandnephew Stephen.

Sympathy of the community is extended to her sisters Mai Carr, Sr Sheila in California, Jose phine Walsh and Frances Walsh, brother-in-law Maurice, sister-in-law Marie, nephews, nieces, grandchildren, relatives and friends. Beannacht Dé lena h-anam uasal dílis.

BEREAVEMENT MASS

Tarbert Bereavement Support group have ar ranged a Mass to commemorate and remember parishioners and others who died between !st November 2021 and 31 October 2022. The Mass will be celebrated in St Mary’s Church, Tarbert at 7pm on Friday 18 November.

Margaret Kenny, Doonard Crescent, Lila Kissane, St Patrick’s Terrace, Ita Gormley, Tieraclea Park, Eileen O’Connell, Doonard Lower, Sean Guerin, Dooncaha, Sadie O’Carroll, Pulleen, Joseph O’Connor, Cockhill, Siobhan White, Doonard Lower, Mary Teresa Musgrave, Court, Glin, James Murphy, Church Street, Paul Braine, Doonard Lower, Michael Sheehan, Tarmons, Olive Kiely, Church Street /U.S.A. Doreen Normile, Clareview, Anna (nee Egan) and husband Edward Litchfield, Chapel Street and England, Jane Kiely, Main Street, Mossy Kearney Moyvane /England, Te resa Mackessy, Tarmons /Roscommon/England. Frances Butler (nee Finucane) Farranawana and Cork, Bernadette Webbe (nee McDonnell), Doon caha and England, Anna Collins, Ballygoughlin, Glin.

Parishioners who were born in Tarbert and who died and were buried elsewhereJoan Preston (nee Mulcaire), Doonard Upper and England, Jane Ryan (nee Murphy) Sallowglen and Lislaughtin Cemetery, David Flynn, Glencul lare and U.S.A, Sr Sacred Heart Meade, Glencul lare and Galway, Arthur Buckley, Tarmons and Laois, Eddie Shanahan, Ardmore and U.S.A, Mar garet (nee Walsh) and Breda Cregan, Tarmons and Ballybunion, Gerard Griffin, St Patrick’s Ter race and Cork, Hannah O’Sullivan (nee Stack), Dooncaha and Finuge, Danny Foley, Pulleen and Ballydonoghue.

REMEMBRANCE DAY

On Friday next, 11th. November there will be a Remembrance ceremony at the Memorial Plaza, Tarbert to remember the 14 young men from the

parish who fought and died in two World Wars. At 11am there will be a prayer service, roll call and wreath laying ceremony and everybody is welcome to attend. Copies of the commemo ration booklet are available at the Bridewell. Solas na bhFlaitheas agus suaimhneas síorai le h-anamacha na marbh go léir.

MARATHON RUNNERS

Comhghairdeas agus beir bua to our local ath letes who ran in the Dublin City Marathon in ideal running conditions on Sunday 30 October. Brendan Kissane, Tarmons in his ninth Marathon completed the course of 26.2 miles in 4 hours 9 minutes. Kate Carmody Flaherty, Chapel Street and Dublin completed the course in 4 hours 5 minutes. The 51 years old mother of four has now taken part in four Limerick and thirteen Dublin City Marathons. Both Brendan and Kate have registered for next year’s competition le cúnamh Dé.

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

As previously noted Tarbert Development Asso ciation are running a Fundraising Sweepstake to raise funds for Christmas lights in the village. It is based around the 2022 World Cup in Quatar on Sunday 20 November and there are two prizes of €500 and €200. Tickets are €10 each which can be purchased on line or at local business outlets. Before the World Cups you are randomly as signed two teams. If your two teams reach the Final you win the top prize of €500. If your two teams reach third place play off, you win €200. Time is running out to get your tickets which can be purchased online by going to tarbert.ie Facebook page for the link and they can also be purchased in pubs and business outlets locally.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Tarbert Historical and Heritage Society will host local historian Christopher Keane who will talk on ‘The Crosbies of Cork, Kerry Laois and Leinster with particular reference to their links with Bal lyheigue, Ardfert and Ballylongford’. The Crosbies were one of the leading landlord families on North The talk will take place at Tarbert Bride well on Saturday 19 November at 7.30pm agus fáilte is fiche roimh gach einne.

CÚRSAI CURSÁLA

Fógra from Sean Enright; Listowel Coursing Club, considering the recent inclement weather, com pleted its three- day event in perfect weather conditions. John Flynn’s Howdylittlelady was well contested by Ballyhimikinmoll in the final of the Jet and Eamonn O’Carroll Memorial Cup but the Tarbert owned and trained bitch appeared to be in control throughout and she won by a length. The highlight of the weekend’s sport was the John Prendiville Memorial Cup. John, in his day, was an icon on the coursing fields of Ireland and a leader of the sport and it is lovely to hon our his memory in such fashion. In an exciting final Ballymac Tudor whose kennels have seen many recent successes went up against Sammy Be which is locally trained by the O’Connor fam ily of Saleen. The two dogs were neck and neck the whole way up the field and all in attendance waited in anticipation to see the judge raise the white flag to declare Sammy Be the winner. This was a thrilling conclusion to the 117th. Annual Meeting of Listowel Coursing Club

KERRY HOSPICE CHRISTMAS CARDS

Now available in Tarbert Bridewell. 10 cards for €7

TARBERT ACTIVE RETIREMENT (OVER 55’S)

Is on every Friday in Tarbert Bridewell between 10.30 and 12.00. Different activities every week following by Tea/Coffee and refreshments and a chat. New Members always welcome

LIXNAW

ACTIVE RETIREMENT

The Active Retirement Group will be holding a Fashion Show on Wednesday 9th November at 11.30am in the Community Centre. Clothes are supplied by PACO in Tralee. Everyone is welcome.

OBITUARIES

The death recently occurred of Mike Quilter, Church View, Lixnaw. Sincere sympathy to his brothers: Tommy, John, Francie and Willie; his sisters-in-law Joan, Noreen and Joan; his nephews and nieces; the Walsh Family and all the extended Quilter family. May he rest in peace.

The death recently occurred of Noreen Barton, Charles St., Listowel and formerly of Ballyhorgan, Lixnaw. Sincere sympathy to her sisters: Jennie, Kathleen and Margaret; brother James, her nieces and all the extended Barton family. May she rest in peace.

LIXNAW GAA

SPLIT THE BUCKET DRAW

Congratulations to Gary Kelliher, Banemore, on winning €117 in the Split the Bucket Draw. Next draw will take place in Quilter’s Bar, Lixnaw. Thanks for your continued support.

NIGHT AT THE DOGS

Lixnaw GAA are holding a Night at the Dogs Fundraiser on the 26th November at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium, Tralee. Prize of €500 for the holder of the ticket with the winning combination. Music after the racing. Tickets are €10 each and available from club officers, players and Foley’s Gala Shop.

BALLWALL AND ASTRO TURF FACILITY

The winter has announced its arrival and the matches/ games on the sportsfield have ceased for this season but a new lease of life has been heralded for the players and members of the club with the “Opening” of our new development on Sunday. It was a wonderful sight to see young and old alike, some running, some walking around the splendid AstroTurf facility. A development which began in mid-July has been completed and is ready for use. It should be a tremendously beneficial resource for the club and the entire community now and in the future.

The Development Committee, club personnel and club members who contributed to an idea/ proposal progress ing through the many phases until it became a reality are to be commended. The club are very grateful for the generous support of the Car Raffle last year spearheaded by the Development Fundraising Committee. They are

also very grateful for the assistance received in secur ing €150,000 funding grant through the Sports Capital Funding Scheme and the €80,000 grant which we are receiving by way of Leader (NKWD).

The Astro Turf facility will also be available to outside groups and organisations who wish to use it for recrea tional purposes. There are a limited number of time slots available and interested groups should contact the Chair person of the Development Committee, Fergus Fitzmau rice or any club officer

LIXNAW COURSING CLUB

Within the parish of Lixnaw and further afield, young and old are mourning the very sad loss of Mike Quilter of ‘Bridewell’ fame. Mike is one of those characters you’d hate writing about because you’d worry about not prais ing him enough. Anyone who ever owned a greyhound would find it hard to drive through Lixnaw Village with out stopping at J.J’s where you’d find Mike behind the Butcher’s counter by day or behind the counter of ‘Mike’s’ pulling pints at night.

If Mike knew you, the first question would be ‘were you coursing?’. Mike loved coursing and greyhounds more than most people you would know. He had a great mem ory for breeding and thoroughly enjoyed the sport. An ab solute gentleman and that doesn’t even go close to sum ming him up. He was an absolute peach of a man in every way and anyone who knew Mike was fortunate to have known an honest, sincere, dignified and hardworking gent. Rest in peace a Chara! To his brothers: Tommy, John, Francie and Willie; his sisters-in-law Joan, Noreen and Joan, nephews and nieces, his other family the Walsh’s and his great pal John Moynihan, Tralee who trained Mike’s greyhounds for years, our heartfelt condolences.

FRANCES KENNEDY SHOW

After a long lock down Frances Kennedy is performing a one woman show in St. John’s Theatre Listowel on Friday 18th November at 8pm. Frances is one of North Kerry’s most popular storyteller, singer and entertainer, so for a night of great entertainment of music, song, stories and a belly full of laughs book your tickets online https://www. stjohnstheatre.ie or contact 068-22566.

MOYVANE

Contact: moyvanenotes@gmail.com

MARIAN HALL BLOTTO

There was no winner of last Thursday night’s Jackpot. Numbers drawn were: 9 23 25 29. Last Thursday night’s winners were: €100 Tom O’Connor, Bus Driver. €50 Joe Mulvihill, Moyvane. €20 each: Mary Hickey, Clieveragh, Listowel. Kathleen Lynch. Lily Ryle, c/o Bridget O’Connor, Inchamore. Duffer Hickey, Ballygologue, Listowel. Bridget O’Connor, Inchamore. Free Tickets: Darren Shanley, Mary Buston, Madigan’s Bus. Marie & John McEnery, Tubber toureen, Moyvane. Philomena Molyneaux, Knockanure. Eleanor Denihan, Ballough, Abbeyfeale. Mary Stack, Tul lahinell, Ballylongford. This Thursday night’s draw will be held at Bingo in the Marian Hall, Glin Road, Moyvane and the Jackpot is €11,500. Thank you for your support.

SOCIAL BADMINTON

Would you like to try social badminton? Come along to the Community Sports Hall any Wednesday morning between 10.00am and 11.00am and join the other mem bers for a bit of fun and exercise. This is non competitive

and is open to all levels of ability. If you are interested come along on Wednesday morning or call 087 6679943.

GAA LOTTO

There was no winner of the €3,800 Jackpot. Numbers drawn were 12 19 21 28. Lucky Dips: €40 each: Thomas Rodgers, Online. Bridie & Jimmy Foley, Kilbaha. Maurice O’Connor, Online. Eamon Moran, Online. Tom Moran, Bal lyduff. Tickets are available online by following the link on Moyvane GAA Facebook Page. 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. Tickets are also available at Kennelly’s Homevalue Hardware, Holly’s Gala, Stack’s Butchers, Corridan’s Garage, Newtownsandes Coop, A New U and Curl Up & Dye. You can also contact any Committee Member. Entries after 6.00pm will be entered in the next draw. Next Jackpot is €4,000 and the draw will be held in Hanrahan’s Bar on Sunday October 23 at 9.00pm. Thank you for your support.

BALLYLONGFORD CRAFT & FOOD FAIR

Christmas Craft & Food Fair will be held on Sunday, No vember 20 in Ballylongford Parish Hall. Come along for wonderful gift ideas and treats. Doors open 10.00am to 4.00pm.

in order to book a time slot.

LIXNAW CLUB LOTTO DRAW Jackpot €9,250. Numbers drawn were: 2, 5, 12, 13. No jackpot winner. €20 winners: Cathy Gleeson, Coolagown, Listowel; Christy O’Mahony, Ballyheigue; McElligott Syndicate, Ballinagar. Next draw Monday 7th November in the Quilter’s Bar. Jackpot €9,300.

Listowel Celtic’s under 14 girls who beat Lough Derg 2-0 at the weekend to progress to the next round of the National Cup

Standing on a box at his local Listowel Coursing meeting is renown clockman Fergus Keane. Photo Moss Joe Browne

Listowel Celtic’s under 16 B team who won 9 - 1 against Mastergeeha B at home at the weekend

Listowel Celtic’s under 12 premier boys who drew 1-1 against Castleisland at the weekend

Presentation Second ary School Listowel would like to congratu late Carmel Leahy and Tyna Corridan our first two lotto winners. Our lotto is a weekly draw run every Thursday evening. To play you pick 4 numbers and they will be the same numbers played each week. The cost is 1 line for €2.50 or 3 lines for €5. To enter online visit: https://www.ourfund raiser.ie/org/ppsl

John Michael Kendlin, Donnacha Kendlin & Gary Kavanagh receiving their prize at the James Moran Memorial Am Am at Ballybunion Golf Club

Time for a cuppa at Listowel Coursing on Saturday with Sean Coolahan, Tarbert and Dylan Madden, Lisselton. Photo Moss Joe Browne

Listowel Emmets Split the bucket winner on 8th November was Mary Horgan receiving her winnings of €975 from committee members. The winning ticket was sold in Tankers Bar. Next draw 22nd of November

LISTOWEL CELTIC

Draw 07/11/22 - Numbers Drawn 10-21-22-29

Jackpot not won - Lucky Dip Winners

€40 Christy Enright c/o Brosnans

€20 John McAuliffe, Hollytree Drive

€20 John Hartnett c/o Joes

€20 Denis Scannel, Bunaghara

€20 Michael Cronin

Next Draw 14/11/22 at The Shebeen - Jackpot €5,300

Best of luck to all teams in action this weekend, from under 12’s to Seniors. Many of our teams are progressing onto the next rounds of the National Cup, we wish them every success in this competition.

Keep an eye on Listowel Celtic’s face book page for fixtures and results.

Listowel Celtic Academy continues next Sunday morning.

U7’s Boys Born 2016/17 9.30am-10.30am

U8’s Boys Born 2015. 9.30am-10.30am

U9’s Boys Born 2014. 10.45am-11-45am

U10’s Boys Born 2013. 12 noon - 1pm

U8’s Girls Born 2015/16/17 10.45am-11.45am

U10’s Girls Born 2013/14 10.45am-11.45am

Help is required from parents for the running of the academy each Sunday morning so please speak to Mark if you are available.

Contact Mark Loughnane (087) 211 9172

In the interest of safety we ask that all children are dropped and collected by an adult from the area they are training. Pat Kennedy park can be very busy on Sunday mornings with traffic.

BEALE GAA

The curtains have come down on senior football for 2022. We succumbed to the challenges of Brosna in the quarter final of the North Kerry Senior Cham pionship on Sunday in Duagh. A repeat of last year, when Brosna were authors of our demise, too, at the quarter final stages.

Played in poor, wet conditions, the teams were evenly balanced in the first half and were level on two points after ten minutes. Little separated the teams on the field of play or on the scoreboard and we were just two points adrift at the short whistle, 0-8 to 0-6. While there was little between the teams, Brosna seemed that bit more threatening. Playing with the breeze, we would come to rue some missed scoring opportunities in the first half.

The teams exchanged points on the changeover, and both missed goal oppor tunities. We pulled them back to the bare minimum in the twentieth minute, but our opponents went ahead again as we missed close up frees. Brosna were guilty of missed chances too but went ahead by three as the clock ticked. We tried desperately to close the gap but ended on the wrong side of the score board, 0-10 to 0-12. An exciting game between two fairly evenly matched teams but Brosna just seemed to have that slight edge.

Beale lined out as: Seân Dee, Joe Finch, Fionnán Toomey (capt), Podge Holly, Conor Toomey, Jeremy King, Daithí Toomey, Robert Stack, Phillie Blake, Barry O’Neill, Ger O’Gorman, Bernard O’Callaghan, Ian Mannix, Darragh Buckley and Tom Joy. Substitutes, Seân Maloney for Daithí Toomey (inj), Barry O’Mahony for Ger O’Gorman (inj), Tommy O’Neill, John Griffin, Shane Joy, Diarmuid O’Mahony, Rory Mulvihill, Andrew O’Connor, Jack O’Sullivan, Barry Ryan, Dan iel Hayes and Philip Hornyak.

And so, ends our seniors’ year. We survived to live another year in Division 4 of the County League, conceded the semi-final of the North Kerry League, were defeated in the final the Novice Championship and lost out in the quarter final of the North Kerry Championship.

Our juniors play Desmonds B in North Kerry Intermediate Cup semi-final on Saturday, November 20th, at noon. Venue to be confirmed.

There was no jackpot winner in this week’s Beale Lotto which took place in The Bunker on Sunday night. There were 2 Match-3 winners, Mike Creed and Tommy Allen, who each won €50. Numbers drawn were 2, 4, 10 and 19. Next week’s jackpot is €2,050. The draw takes place on Sunday night in The Exchange 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.

Beale GAA Club host our Annual General Meeting on Saturday, November 26th, in Ballybunion Community Centre. Nominations for club officers, execu tive membership and motions for the AGM to be submitted to the Secretary, Bríd, by November 12th. Positions to be filled include Chairperson, Registrar, Coaching Officer, Children’s Officer, PRO and members of the executive com mittee. Nominees must be fully paid-up members of the club. Email secreatry. beale.kerry@gaa.ie by November 12th.

Beale GAA Club extend sympathies to the O’Connor and extended family on the death of Sonny O’Connor. A great footballer in his day, Sonny played with Ballybunion during the 1950s, contesting the North Kerry League and the Ballybunion Medal Tournament and lined out for The Town team in the Parish League.

His sons, Billy and Maurice, did the club proud down the years. Solid in de fence, Billy played corner back for the Kerry minors in the mid-80s and starred with Beale into the1990s. Maurice too had an illustrious career in the green and red and played his part in the North Kerry Championship winning side of 2014. The tradition continued to the next generation as Sonny’s granddaughter, Jackie, donned the colours of Beale Ladies at under-age.

A skilled tradesman and carpenter, Sonny O’Connor was part of the team who built and developed our sportsfield in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Sonny advised on buildings and, on a voluntary basis, worked all his free time to com plete the dressing rooms and the stand, alongside his friends and comrades. Steeped in the history and traditions of Gaelic football, we are very grateful to Sonny for the many memories and photographs he shared with us for our book, Sand in our Boots. His memory lives on in the annals of Beale GAA Club. Ar dheis Dé gurb a anam dhíl.

BALLYBUNION GOLF CLUB

Men’s Competition: Mens Fourball 14 Hole Competition – Cashen Course – 6th November 2022

1st Edward Costello (16) 7 Jerry Costello (28) 40pts

2nd John Guiney (14) & Eoin O’Shaughnessy (14) 35pts 3rd John J Galvin (9) & William O’Sullivan (14) 34pts

Fixtures: Sunday 13th Nov – Mens Scotch Foursomes 14 Hole Competition – Cashen

Ladies 18 Holes Stableford Singles – Old Course – Tuesday 1st November 2022

1st Catherine Morrissey (25) 30pts

2nd Anne Marie Healy (24) 29pts 3rd Jeanelle Griffin (33) 28pts

Ladies Singles Competition – Cashen Course – Saturday 5th November 2022 1st Patricia Gleeson (24) 39 pts 2nd Bernie Moloney (23) 38 pts

Fixtures: Saturday 12th November 2022 – Ladies Singles Competition – Cashen Course Tuesday 15th November 2022 - Ladies Competition – Cashen Course

Senior Men’s Competition: Fixtures: Thursday 10th November - Senior Men’s Competition – Cashen Course

Senior Ladies Competition – Friday 4th November 2022 – Cashen Course

1st Marie Benn (17) 19pts (BK6-13) 2nd Mary B O’Sullivan (27) 19pts (BK6-12) 3rd Marianne Relihan (24) 18pts

Fixtures: Friday 11th November - Senior Ladies Competition – Cashen Course

BALLYDONOGHUE GAA

Lotto Draw results:

The numbers drawn for 4th November 2022, were as follows; 8, 9, 21, 31. The Jackpot was €7,700 and there was no jackpot winner. The following won 30 euro lucky dips; Lisa Leahy - Online.

Aoibhinn Mc Namara-Moore - Online.

Peter Hutcherson - Lisselton Cross.

Noel Madden - Lower Kilgarvan.

Christy Enright.

The following won three free tickets: Phillip Prendergast- Online.

Tom O’Connor Snr - Kilcox.

Denis O’Rourke - Inch.

Next Jackpot will be €7,800 and it will take place Friday 11th November 2022 in the Clubhouse.

Fixtures: The Kieran Corridan Intermediate cup semi-final Ballydonoghue B v Listowel B on Sunday Nov 13th @ 12 noon in Bob Stack Park Ballybunion.

MOYVANE GAA

There was no winner of the €3,800 jackpot Numbers drawn were 12,19,21 and 28

Lucky dips:

1. Thomas Rodger’s, Online

2. Bridie and Jimmy Foley, Kilbaha

3. Maurice O Connor, Online

4. Eamon Moran, Online

5. Tom Moran, Ballyduff

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 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 mittee Member.

Next Weeks Jackpot is €4,000 and will be held in Speedys Bar Sunday the 13th of November at 8:30 As always thank you for your continued support.

#UpTheBoro

DUAGH GAA

No winner of the jackpot of €10,400

Numbers drawn 11,13,16,28

€50 Tom McCarthy, Lisroe

€30 Mary Long & Sean Walsh, Lyre

€20 Billy Nolan, Trieneragh

€20 Jimmy Farrell c/o Bunker Bar

€20 Aoife Lane, Brosna

Sellers Prize Goulds

Match 3’s: Daniel Reidy, Duagh M. Collins, Moyvane

Next weeks jackpot €10,500 with draw on Monday night at 9:30pm in O’Briens Bar. Thank you all for your continued support.

Tickets available from usual sellers and online at www.klubfunder.com

TARBERT GAA

Monthly €500 Draw: November’s draw took place on Sunday 6th November and was live streamed on Tarbert GAA Facebook page. Congratulations to Aisling Denihan who won the top prize of €500 in Novembers Monthly €500 draw. 2nd place prize of €50 went to Anne Healy and 3rd place prize of €50 went to Nora Lynch. Presenta tion to the winners will take place this week. Congratulations to all. Our next draw takes place on Sunday 5th December 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

Tarbert Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA):

We are delighted to Announce that on 27th October 2022 Tarbert LGFA were ratified by the executive of the Kerry LGFA County Board. We are so proud to be able to join the 38 other LGFA Clubs in Kerry.

Huge thank you to our Kerry County Board and the delegates of all the LGFA clubs in Kerry who voted in favour of Tarbert LGFA being ratified. This is a huge vote of confidence in our project & our desire to make Ladies Gaelic Football available to all girls in our locality. We would also like to thank all the parents for their overwhelming support of our young girls and also the support from the wider community as we begin our journey to give all girls in our commu nity the opportunity to play Ladies Gaelic Football. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the hard work of the Tarbert LGFA Committee who have been working tirelessly behind the scenes to make the dream of Tarbert LGFA a reality. Join us in celebrating the beginning of a wonderful journey with Tar bert LGFA becoming the 39th Club in Kerry.

North Kerry Minor Football Championship Division 1 Result

Hard luck to our Minors who were defeated by Ballyduff in the North Kerry Championship semi final last Sunday 6th November.

Bernard O Callaghan North Kerry Senior Championship quarter final result

Tarbert 1-15, Duagh 0-05. Well done to our Senior Team who recorded a com prehensive win over Duagh in Ballylongford on Saturday 5th November win ning by a 13-point margin in the end.

Bernard O Callaghan North Kerry Senior Championship Semi Final

Best of luck to our Senior team who play Castleisland Desmond’s in the Ber nard O Callaghan North Kerry Senior Championship Semi Final next Sunday 13th November at 2.30pm in Moyvane.

KNOCKANURE GAA

Lotto Results from Tuesday November 1st Jackpot was €6,400 - Numbers Drawn: 19, 24, 28, 32

No winner but lucky dips went to:

1. Rachael Collins, Kingdom Bar

2. Ann and Richard O Connor, Keylod

3. Micháel Lynch, Taxi - Moyvane

4. Gavin and Jamie O Connor, Kilmeaney

5. Mary Moore, Kilmorna

Next draw will be on next Tuesday 8th November in the clubhouse and jackpot will be €6,500. All are welcome!

FINUGE GAA

SENIOR; Our senior team took to the field last Saturday against a strong Castleisland Desmonds side in the North Kerry Championship sponsored by MacMunns of Ballybunion. The game was played in Stack Park Ballybunion and went along expected lines with the Desmonds leading from early stages, running out winners on the scoreline Finuge 0-05 to Castleislands 1-13. This brings the curtain down on the year for the senior team. Thank you to the play ers, management and everyone involved in what was a busy year.

SAM MAGUIRE: Our old friend came to visit recently and a great night was had in McCarthy’s Bar to welcome him! Garry O’Sullivan was MC on the night where we heard from the Kerry backroom team. Our own Jimmy Galvin and Christy Killeen of course were involved in Jack’s Army and we also heard from Arthur Fitzgerald, Colm Whelan, Brendan Griffin and Paudie McQuinn. These are the men behind the scenes that make it all possible and it made from great listening to hear their stories. Jimmy Deenihan gave us some insight into Kerry of old and tied together the current scene with days gone by. Our club Chair man Eamon Breen was honoured on the night to mark 25 years since he won the All Ireland and an All Star with the Kingdom. Great fun was had on the night with a raffle and great prizes along with music from DJ Tony! Thank you to our raffle sponsors McCarthys Bar, Kathleen Foley, Stacks Londis, Gibbons Filling Station and Cronins Cider. We hope that Sam will make a return visit again to the club quite soon!

CLOUNMACON GAA

Lotto Results 03/11/2022 - No Winner of Jackpot €6700

Numbers drawn: 7-15-21-24

Lucky Dips: €50 Kathleen O’Donnell, Tullamore €30 Declan Finucane

€20 Laura Sweeney, Coolatoosane, Dromin €20 Katie McSweeney, Glin Thank You for supporting our club lotto

ST. SENANS GAA

Monday 31/10/2022, Jackpot €6,500. There was no jackpot winner: Numbers drawn were: 13, 17, 24, 31. Lucky Dip €30 winners: Caitrin Kelliher, Bromore, Ballybunion: Val Leesan, Lucy Dip €20 winners: T. Doran, Rathea; Mary Gre aney, Tournageehy; Patrick O’Halloran, Kilflynn. Tickets €2 each or 3 for €5. Next week’s draw will take place at the Clubhouse Mountcoal and Jackpot will be €6,600. Tickets are available at Kelly’s Six Crosses, The Halfway Bar, play online or from any Club Officer. Thank you for your continued support.

NORTH KERRY GAA

Bernard O Callaghan Senior Championship Sponsor McMunn’s Bar and Restaurant Ballybunion Quarter Finals

Report by Jack Hennessy

Castleisland Desmonds 1.13 v Finuge 0.05

Firm favourites beforehand Castleisland Desmonds continued their North Kerry Championship campaign with another impressive performance and were assured of success from a long way off by defeating Finuge who in fair ness battled to the final whistle;did have a good share of possession but never threatened when it came to the scoring stakes; but i’m afraid they were always playing second fiddle to the Islanders who are a step nearer now and will fancy their chances in completing that 3-in-a-row of titles. Played at Stack Park Bal lybunion the pitch was in perfect condition despite the terrible amount of rain that fell. Castleisland played with that slight breeze in the opening half and were quick to get the scoreboard ticking over with Cian J O O’Connor lofting over; however Finuge were quick to reply with former Kerry footballer Pat Cor ridan splitting the posts but that was to be as near as they got to the Islanders as they took over with some superb points coming from. Brian Leonard, (2) Adam O Donoghue, (2), Cian J O Connor, Graham O Connor, (2), having them well at the break with Pat Corridan and Darragh Shannon only Finuge reply; leaving the score at the break; Castleisland Desmonds, 0-9 to Finuges 0-3. On the restart Finuge had a lot of work to do and in fairness winning a good share of possession they were either turned over by the Castleisland defence and any rare attack on goal came to nothing. Brian Leonard and Maurice Hickey were always to the fore at midfield but Pat Corrida and Johnny Buckley gave good service.Graham O Connor kicked his 3rd free of the game after 4 minutes before Adam O Donoghue, Brian Leonard, added to the scoresheet by the 10th minute. Colin Sheehy got one back for Finuge along with substitute Keltyn Molloy who were trying very hard to break down a solid Desmonds defence. Still 10mts or so to go and it turned out to be all one way traffic as Desmonds added a further 1-1 to their tally. Substitute Kieran Brennan kicked a neat point while Luke Lyons drove an unstoppable piledriver past Finuge keeper Martin Stackpoole. Overall not the most enjoyable game to watch but the bet ter team were streets ahead of their opponents. Teams and Scorers; Desmonds, Stephen Bartlett, Gearoid Leonard, Luke Curtin, Luka Brosnan, Dominic Finne gan, Denis O Connor, Michael Walsh, Maurice Hickey, Brian Leonard, 2pts,

Graham O Connor, 3pts, Fs, Patrick Hickey, Luke Lyons, 1-1, Sean Lynch, Adam O Donoghue, 3pts, Cian J O Connor, 2pts. Subs; Kieran Brennan, 1pt for Patrick Hickey, Colm Roache for Luke Curtin, Fintan O Sullivan for Sean Lynch, Conor O Shea for Michael Walsh. Finuge; Martin Stackpoole, Neilus Mackessy, Tom Foley, Aidan O Brien, Declan McCarthy, Conor O Keeffe, Darragh Shannon, 1pt, Maurice Corridan, Johnny Buckley, Colin Sheehy, 1pt P{at Corridan, 2ptsShane Conway, Liam O Brien, Darragh Mackessy, Jason Wallace. Subs; Keltyn Molloy, 1pt, Christen Griffin for Aidan O Brien. Referee, Joe Murphy, Ballyduff.

Tarbert 1.15 v Duagh 0.06

Venue was O’Rahilly Park, Ballylongford on what was a mild afternoon for the North Kerry Championship.

After 8 minutes of play Gérard O Sullivan opened the score line for Tarbert. This was not due to the great efforts of Donnacha Mahar who was simply a power house for Duagh, he never gave up and powered on throughout the game. The second score of the game came again from Gérard O Sullivan in the 15th minute. Killian Buckley Duagh scored the first point for Duagh after 16 minutes of play, quickly followed by another point from Cillian Langan.

With ten minutes left to half time, Tarbert 0.03, Duagh 0.02. Jack Moloney and Seanain O Caoimh played their defense role well, but with Cillian Langan putting another over from a free in the 25th minute. The half time score stood at Tarbert 0.06 Duagh 0.01.

After a minute of the second half Patsy O Connell pointed for Tarbert, with a greatly preticited ball from Mark Buckely. Duagh responded with a point from Aaron O Connor. Duagh were issued with a black card which resulted in Duagh playing 14 against a strong physical side from Tarbert. Cillian Lanagan again converted another point for Tarbert , leaving them now ahead by 6 points. Tarbert 0.08 Duagh 0.02.

Killian Buckley Duagh scored for Duagh, again followed by Tarbert. Through out this quarter final, Tarbert displayed a great team effort and played with assurance. Gérard O Sullivan scored a goal for Tarbert which would decide their spot in the Semi final Draw. Duagh had a never give up attitude and fought hard throughout. Tarbert proved stronger on the day and from start to finish they looked strong throughout. The game finished on a score line

Tarbert 1.15 Duagh 0.05.

Brosna 0.12 v Beale 0.10

Minor Division 1 Sponsored by O’Connors Hardware and Farm Supplies Duagh Semi Final: Ballyduff 4.14 v Tarbert 1.06

Coiste na nOg U15 Division 1 Championship Final Report by Maurice Mannix - Listowel Emmets 0.06 v Ballyduff 1.11

The curtain came down on the North Kerry Coiste na Nog year with the meet ing of Ballyduff and Listowel Emmets . Weather conditions were ideal as was the playing surface in Moyvane.

Listowel were first to score with a point on the third minute from play by midfielder Trevor Chute. It was the 10th minute before the next score came and that was an excellent point from Jack Segal for Ballyduff. Straight after Jake Rochford for Ballyduff hit the crossbar with Listowel keeper Harry Reidy beaten. That began a purple patch for Ballyduff with further points by Jack Enright (2) and Callum Carey Sheehy (2) to give Ballyduff a lead of 5 points to 1. Listowels next score came on the 19th minute with a point by Dylan Toomey after a great run along the end line by midfielder Trevor Chute. Ballyduff re plied immediately through Jack Enright and again that began another scoring

burst by Ballyduff with further points by Callum Carey Sheehy, Jake Rochford and Jake Segal to put Ballyduff into an 8 point to 2 lead approaching half time. Listowel steadied the ship with points by Daniel Shine from play and an Oisin Mulvihill free. The last score of the half was by Ballyduffs Jake Rochford to leave 5 points between the team’s at half time.

Ballyduff 0.09 Listowel Emmets 0.04

Scores in the second half were more sporadic but again it was Ballyduff who increased their lead with a point by Jake Rochford after a well taken mark. Jack Enright added another from play. Unfortunately for Listowel it wasn’t

until the 18th minute of the second half before they got their first points both coming from frees by Oisin Mulvihill. Listowel continued to attack but couldn’t penetrate the Ballyduff defence with both corner backs Reece O’Connor and John Curtin outstanding. As the game approached full time Ballyduff struck for goal when corner forward Fionn Houlihan sent an unstoppable shot to the Listowel net with the keeper Harry Reidy having no chance. Moments later referee Tadgh Murphy Duagh blew the full time whistle to give Ballyduff a well deserved North Kerry Division 1 Championship title on a frnal score of… Ballyduff 1. 11 Listowel Emmets 0.06

Ballyduffs victory was gained by a far greater spread of fine individual dis plays by Reece O’Connor ,John Curtin, Jake Rochford, Jake Segal, Callum Carey Sheehy and Jack Enright. Listowel were best served by midfielders John Car mody, Trevor Chute and Oisin Mulvihill upfront. Coiste na Nog Chairman Sean McCarthy Castleisland Desmonds presented the shield to Ballyduffs winning captain Michael Houlihan.

Thanks again to referee Tadgh Murphy (Duagh) and his officials on an excel lent job. The Moyvane club for the use of the excellent pitch to round off an outstanding North Kerry Coiste na Nog year with so many excellent games in all under age competitions. Thanks again to everyone who helped in anyway to the running of the leagues and championships.

Bernard O Callaghan Senior Championship

Semi Final – Replay in the event of a draw

Sunday 13th November @ 2.30pm Venue: Con Brosnan Park Moyvane

Castleisland Desmonds v Tarbert

Sunday 20th November @ 2.30pm Venue: Duagh - Listowel Emmets v Brosna

Minor Championship Finals

Sponsored by O Connors Hardware & Farm Supplies Duagh

Extra Time - Division 1 Final

Saturday 12th November @ 2pm E.T. Venue: Jack Walsh Park Asdee Listowel Emmets v Ballyduff

Division 2 Final Sat 19th Nov @ 2pm E.T. Venue: Con Brosnan Park Moyvane St Senans v Knocknagoshel/Brosna.

Kierar Corridan Intermediate Championship

Semi Finals - Sunday 13th Nov @ 12 noon Venue: Bob Stack Park Ballybunion Listowel Emmets B v Ballydonoghue B

Sunday 20th November @ 12 noon Venue: T.B.C. Castleisland Desmonds B v Beale B

Brendan Boyle Junior Cup

Sunday 27th November 2pm E.T Venue T.B.C

Semi Finals: Ballyduff B v Ballylongford B | Brosna B v Duagh Novice Cup - Sunday 27th November 2pm E.T Venue T.B.C

Semi Finals Clounmacon v Emmets C | Knockanure v Ballydonoghue C

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Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours.

This time I ask you this special one, (mention fa vour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.A.

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A Prayer that had Never Known to Fail

A holy St. Jude, apostle and martyr, great in vir tue, rich in miracle, near kinsman to Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoked your special patronage in time of need.

To you I have recourse from the depot of my heart, and humbly beg great power to come to my as sistance.

Help me in my present and most urgent petition. (Make Your Request).

In return I promise to make your name known and cause your name to be invoked.

St. Jude, pray for us and all who invoked thy aid. Amen.

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THE MIRACLE PRAYER

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours.

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Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. K.G.A.

OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL

Oh, most beauti ful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven.

Blessed Mother of the Son of God; Im maculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh, Star of the Sea, help me and show me you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succour me in my necessity (Mention your request here)

There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). Sweet Mother, I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Amen

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THE MIRACLE PRAYER

Dear Heart of Jesus in the past I have asked many favours.

This time I ask you this special one, (mention fa vour). Take it dear heart of Jesus and place it within your heart where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your own favour not mine. Amen.

Say this prayer three times for three days and your favour will be granted. Never been known to fail. Must promise publication of prayer. M.K.

NOVENA TO ST. MARTHA

St. Martha, I resort to thee and to thy petition and faith. I offer up to thee this light which I shall burn every Tuesday for nine Tuesdays.

Comfort me in all my difficulties through the great favour thou didst enjoy when Our Saviour lodged in thy house. I beseech thee to have definite pity in regard to the favour I ask (Mention favour).

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I ask thee St. Martha to overcome the dragon which thou didst cast at thy feet.

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NOVENA TO ST. JUDE

A Prayer that had Never Known to Fail

A holy St. Jude, apostle and martyr, great in vir tue, rich in miracle, near kinsman to Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoked your special patronage in time of need.

To you I have recourse from the depot of my heart, and humbly beg great power to come to my as sistance.

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In return I promise to make your name known and cause your name to be invoked.

St. Jude, pray for us and all who invoked thy aid. Amen.

Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 consecutive days. On the eight day your prayers will be answered for this prayer has never known to fail. Please don’t forget St. Jude once your wish is granted. M.C.

Mother of Devine Grace, You can find a way where there is no way, please hear my prayer and grant my request. Amen. Say 6 times a day for 3 days. M.W.

For God hath not given us the spirit of fear… But of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. Thanks. C.C.

NOVENA TO ST. JUDE

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