Thurs 8th September 2022 Vol. 15 Issue 9
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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.
Chief Superintendent Eileen Foster stated “It is so important to recognise that the youth of this coun try are the future and they have something to say and that we within an Garda Síochána should be prepared to listen too. It is important to recognise their excellence in the area of sports, arts, culture, charity or caring for a relative or friend. The awards have a positive effect on our wider community and I would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to Lee Strand for their continued sponsorship and support over the past 25 years.” Gearoid Linnane, CEO, Lee Strand stated “Lee Strand has a strong commitment to supporting initia tives within the local community and we are delighted to support the Kerry Garda Youth Achievement Awards for 25 years since its commencement in 1998. The awards provide a great opportunity to celebrate and recognise the achievements of the young people of Kerry, who have made a positive impact within their local community.”
The closing date for receipt of nominations is Monday, September 12th, 2022. Nominations are available from any Garda Station in Kerry or are also available to download on www.leestrand.ie/ Anygarda-awards/memberof the public can nominate a young person whom they feel has made a contribution to their local area. Nominations are accepted from individuals, community and voluntary groups, schools and youth clubs/organisation. The winners will be selected by a panel of judges who are community volunteers from around the county under the chairmanship of Chief Superintendent Ei leen Foster, An Garda Síochána. For further information contact: 066 7102300
Oregano is one of the essential oils I will be using over the next few weeks since the return of school and I will have it pre-blended in a roller bottle with OnGuard, Lemon, Lavender, Tea Tree and Frankincense to support our family’s Immune System against seasonal threats. As a fam ily we always make sure to carry our Roller Bottles in the school bags, handbag, golf bag, and we apply them behind the ears, the back of the neck and on to our wrist points. If you wear a face mask out and about or in your place of work you can apply the oils to the inside of the face mask.
BALLYHEIGUE GAA LAUNCH STRICTLY Ballyheigue GAA Strictly Come Dancing 2022 will take place at The Ballyroe Heights Hotel on Sat urday, 5 November. Following a number of challenging years, we are hoping that this year’s event will be brilliant as the couples have been chosen and are ready to be put through their paces under the watchful eye of Joe Burkett. Any queries, please do not hesitate to contact 087 6763764
A Natural Antibiotic – OREGANO DóTerra’s Oregano essential oil has powerful cleansing properties that support our immune, respiratory, and digestive systems. It has been used for centuries by the ancient Greeks for its taste and health benefits and is often referred to as ‘The Big Gun’ or ‘The Oil of Humility’. Oregano is a natural antibiotic and anti-inflammatory and is most popularly used for immune support. It is one of the Top 10 essential oils in the dóTerra range and is included in both the Family Essentials & Home Essentials Kits from Caroline’s Pod of Positivity. It offers powerful antioxidants and is distilled from the fragrant leaves of the Mediterranean herb. Oregano is known to ease whooping cough, kill ringworm, treat athlete’s foot, candida, fungal infections, inflammation, carpel tunnel pain and ar thritis, muscle aches/pain, nasal polyp, warts and so much more. There is amazing healing power to be found in this dóTerra oil and it comes in a 15ml size bottle that contains 285 x drops of pure, neat and unadulter ated essential oil. Since Oregano is a ‘spice oil’ or ‘hot oil’ you may find it hard to drink it in water, however you can take it internally by putting one or two drops into a veggie capsule. I would recommend using it in your recipes when cooking and it is a top favourite in our house for any Pasta, Soup or Bolognese dishes. This oil can be applied topically to the skin when blended with a carrier oil or added to a roller bottle with a mixture of other oils from the Family Essential Kit or Home Essential Kit. It can also be added to a cold-water diffuser to allow it to get airborne in your home, office, classroom or work space.
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 placing 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 internally – by add ing them to our favourite food, waters, or drinks, or simply by taking one drop daily under the tongue.
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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE 25TH LEE STRAND/KERRY GARDA YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2022 Lee Strand and Kerry Garda launched the 25th year of the Lee Strand Kerry Garda Youth Achieve ment Awards on Saturday in the Ballyroe Heights Hotel in Tralee. The awards are held for youths between the ages of thirteen and twenty-one years and recognise the great contribution young people have made and continue to make to their communities in Kerry. The awards will be presented at a celebratory dinner awards ceremony in the Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Tralee on Friday, September 30th, 2022. This year twenty Merit Awards will be presented to individuals who have made a positive contribution to their community and make it a better place to live. A Group Award will also be presented to groups of two or more people who have made an impact to their community. The Special Achievement Award will be presented to an individual who has overcome difficult circumstances, has defied all the odds and whose commitment deserves recognition. A Community Safety Award will be presented to an individual who through crime prevention or a safety initiative/innovation has made their com munity a safer place to live. The Overall Winner of the Lee Strand/Kerry Garda Youth Achievement 2022 will also be presented.
Pictured: Launching the 25th Lee Strand Kerry Garda Youth Achievement Awards were, front from left; Sergeant Eileen O’Sullivan, Garda Cathy Murphy, Garda Grace Quirke, Sergeant Stephanie Hegarty, Garda Lisa Kelly and Chief Executive of Lee Strand Gearóid Linnane. At back 2021 Lee Strand Kerry Garda Award Winners Tyler O’Sullivan, Ethan Ward and Lisa Flynn.
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Some of the new Junior Infants enjoying their first week in Presentation Primary School, Listowel
AWARDS FOR LISTOWEL AT OÍCHE CHIARRAÍ IN DUBLIN
After a two and a half year hiatus, Oíche Chiarraí, the flagship event of the Kerry Association in Dublin, finally took place in The Green Isle Hotel in Dublin last Saturday night, 3rd September. President of the Kerry Association in Dublin, Michael O’ Regan, presented the Listowel Tidy Towns Committee with the Laochra Chiarraí award on the night while Dr. Patricia Sheahan, was presented with the Kerry Person of the Year award. Back in 2020, the Kerry Association selected Listowel Tidy Towns as the Laochra Chiarraí recipi ents, a group of people that are exemplary leaders in community activity. Listowel Tidy Towns Group is a community based, voluntary body founded in 1993. They work tirelessly to keep Listowel looking beautiful. Their community spirit over the last 30 years has led to Listowel winning awards at county, national and international level. Since its introduction in 1979, the Kerry Person of the Year award recognises an individual who has shown leadership, brought honour to the county, and performed services for the county to such an extent that could be described as being beyond the norm of everyday life. This award went to Listowel native, Patricia Sheahan who qualified as a doctor in 1989 and has since made a significant contribution to Kerry life. She has worked as the palliative medicine consultant in Kerry for the past 20 years. Alongside Kerry Hospice Foundation, she has helped develop a fully integrated palliative care service for the people of Kerry.
Pictured are top: Dr. Patricia Sheahanwith some of her family in attendance and below: Listowel Tidy Towns committee representatives with some Listowel friends…l-r Marion Walsh, Jimmy Molo ney (Chairman, Listowel Tidy Towns), Breda McGrath, Julie Gleeson, Mary Hanlon, Norita Killeen, Imelda Murphy, Jenny Tarrant and Mary O’Connor.
The traditional art of storytelling is alive and well and will be celebrated in Listowel from September 15th to 18th at Listowel International Storytell ing Festival. Performance, workshops, spoken word, music sessions and children’s events radiate out from the Kingdom’s cultural capital, as the best of Kerry’s storytelling talent merge with invited global guests, offering locals and visitors an opportunity to celebrate and discover oral traditions and cul tural diversity. An initiative of Kerry Writers’ Museum this year’s programme features the cream of storytellers from the Island of Ireland & beyond, including Cork storytellers Maria Gillen & Paddy Regan; Liz Weir from Antrim; Joe Bren nan from Wexford, and Maria Credali from the UK. Musical guests include singer/songwriters Ger Wolfe, Cormac O Caoimh and Hank Wedel. They will be joined over the weekend by local storytellers Frances Kennedy, Sonny Egan, Sean Lyons & Godfrey Coppinger; poets Gabriel Fitzmaurice & Sean Lyons; legendary singer/songwriter Mickey MacConnell and emerg ing singer/songwriter Lorraine Nash. Speaking ahead of the weekend festivities, Festival Artistic Director Maria Gillen said “It has been a tough few years where our festival has had to find ways to stretch and change as the world circumstances demanded. We are so proud that we managed to keep going through the Covid Crisis, bringing our festival online in 2020 and having a smaller live festival in 2021. We are near the end of the tunnel now and are ready to celebrate as the Listowel International Storytelling Festival 2022 gets underway. Come join our tribe, meet old friends and new on the Story Road – All are welcome, and we can’t wait to see you.” Kerry Writers’ Museum would like to acknowledge the funding received from the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport & Media; Kerry County Council and Fáilte Ireland. To view the full festival programme and book your tickets visit www.kerrywritersmuseum.com/storytelling-festival
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THIS SEPTEMBER IN ST JOHN’S THEATRE AND ARTS CENTRE, LISTOWEL
Funny man Jon Kenny hits Listowel this Friday night, September 9th, with his new show, ‘Stories and Tales from d’Unexpected’ - a show created from Jon’s memoir which he began to work on during lock down. In classic d’Unbelievable style, expect comic sketches and stories of his hilarious madcap journey through life.
On Thursday 15th September, Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA) pre sent Laoise Kelly, Edwina Guckian, Cormac Begley and Brían MacGloinn as part of the ‘Drawing from the Well’ inaugural tour. These four leading instrumentalists, singers and dancers have been commissioned to spend time engaging with collections of their choice to then produce something new that can be shared with the public. Brían MacGloinn of Ye Vagabonds fame, alongside West Kerry’s concer tina player extraordinaire Cormac Begley delighted a Listowel crowd earlier this summer. They will be joined by harpist Laoise Kelly and multi award winning dancer Edwina Guckian. We are so fortunate to have this unique event in Listowel, a very rare op portunity to experience four leading artists in their field sharing the one stage. Not to be missed!
On Thursday 29th September, join comedian Anne Gildea on this fabulous, informative, laugh-out-loud trip through all things Menopause. How to Get the Menopause and Enjoy it! explores the inevitable phase of lady-life with the bigh questions. Why didn’t our mammies warn us about it? Why is it named after men? All tickets available from box office 068 22566 and www.stjohnstheatre.ie For further info: Maire Logue 068 22566
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Welcome to Rita column…We hope you are safe and well
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Avoid wearing elasticated waistbands ALL of the time because they grow with you while an item of clothing with a waistband will always give you the pinch or the credit when it’s due.
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Clothes are something that can help us to keep our weight loss going. A bit like the carrot and the stick. The Carrot being to get Down to a smaller size and the Stick being not having to go UP to the bigger size. We are all guilty of hoarding and holding on to stuff, so take out the clothes that are too big for you and get rid of them, otherwise you will only be thinking sure I will always find something to fit if I gain weight again, so our advice would be to get Rid, Rid, Rid
“I am Reading“ All smiles and ready to go…1st Year Students at St Michael’s College Listowel. Photo By jkphotography
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The type of clothes you wear can help or hinder your Weight loss .It’s usually your clothes that’ll be the first thing you notice as you start losing or gaining weight.
By Austin Duffy Intravenous lines, catheters, bodies in dis tress, wounds: three young surgical interns working the night shift must care for - and keep alive - the influx of patients, while fright ened and uncertain about what the night will throw at them.
By turns moving, shocking, and darkly funny, The Night Interns fizzes with nervous energy, forensic insight and moral tension, as it evokes life and death on the frontline.
I’m sure you are familiar with the saying “If the cap fits wear it” Well, that’s all fine and dandy if we were only talking about a cap,. But what we want to think about this week is how can our clothes in our wardrobes help to keep our motivation strong and our weight loss and wellness journey going. This is now the time of the year, and more so with the change of season, we are having to maybe sort out our wardrobe and change around the clothes that are in there at the moment. For example, are there clothes in there that are too light, too white, too Summery, too BIG, too SMALL or just not quite fitting you right yet etc? Think about it......
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The Night Interns beautifully conjures the al ien space of the hospital wards and corridors through the viewpoint of one of the interns, as he comes to terms with the bodily reality of the patients and the bizarre instruments of healing. Equally unsettling for the inexperienced junior staff are the dysfunctional hierarchies of the hospital workplace. Under intense pressure and with very little sleep, the interns become inured to their encounters with sickness, all the while searching for the meaning in their work.
How often do we look in the wardrobe and say “I’ve nothing to wear”
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Upcoming events like Christmas for example can be a great motivator for us to keep us in spired on how we want to look and feel when we are dressed up. After all when you feel good about yourself on the inside,no matter what you wear it will sparkle through on the outside.
We will leave you with a thought… “Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels“ For extra support and for weekly accountability check us out on Facebook San Rita Wellness or sanritawellness.ie for details of our “In Person Meetings“, “At Home Service“ or our “One to One Service“.
We at San Rita Wellness would often encourage our members to look beyond the number on the scales and focus on their changing body shape. Clothes are really a great indicator of the progress our members are seeing and feeling and also are a great motivator.
Next, take a look at what’s not quite fitting right yet, and keep those where you will see them. That would remind you every time you open the wardrobe of what you want to achieve. The most important thing is that we should feel good in the clothes that we “ want “ to wear, and not just “ have “ to wear something because we have no choice and it will have to do.. Decluttering the wardrobe is like de-cluttering the mind, and that has to be good for our overall well being too.
So, now we hope you will be busy sorting out the wardrobe over the week, but think about the satisfaction you will get every time you open the doors, knowing that you can put your hand on anything and every thing you love.
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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 | Rita 087 1012174. Until next week Sandra & Rita
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CHURCH NEWS Masses for the Week: Wednesday 7pm: Breda Guerin-Delaney, Anthony & Willie Guerin Thursday 10am: No Mass and No Adoration Friday 7.00pm: Mary O’Sullivan, Clahane Saturday 6.30pm: Mass in Causeway Sunday 11.00am: Maurice O’Halloran, Phil & Tadhg Brosnan and deceased members of the family, Mary Costello, Drom1artin and deceased members of the family Reader: Sunday 11.00am: Eileen Dee Ministers of the Eucharist: Sunday 11.00am – Eileen Dee/Norma O’Carroll/Peigí O’Neill Divine Mercy Devotions; Every Sunday at Eucharist3.00pm Adoration: No Adoration this Masks:week We would ask you to please con sider continuing wearing them for Church Services for a while longer. Recovery Haven Kerry: CLIMB– A children’s group support programme beginning on 7th September. It is aimed at children aged 6 – 12 years who are experiencing the impact of a cancer diagnosis of a parent or sibling. Please call – 0667192122 for more Prioryinformation.Institute: now open for enrolments for Autumn 2022. Study Theology online courses to degree level – attend Saturday lectures in Tallaght or from the comfort of your own home. Register before 13th Sep tember. More information – 014048129.
RECOVERY HAVEN Recovery Haven Kerry (Cancer Support House) will run a 6-week Building Better Caregivers online course, commencing Sep tember 13th from 10.30am - 1pm. This course is to support a person caring for someone with cancer. Please ring reception on 0667192122, if you are interested in joining this free course or email siobhan@recoveryhavenkerry.com.
G.A.A. SCENE: LOTTO RESULTS
The Weekly Lotto draw Saturday 3rd September 2022 was held at the GAA Grounds . The following are the results: JACKPOT €2,600. Numbers Drawn: 2, 13, 17. 27. No Winner. Lucky Dips: €20: Mi chael Mason, Online, Conor, Darragh & Shane Walsh, Carrig, Sean & Aidan O Connor, Ahanagran, Mike Higgins, Old school Road. 3 x Free tickets: Ruairì Dennehy, Bridge Street. Our next Lotto draw will take place on Saturday 10th September with a JACKPOT of €2,650. Tickets can be purchased from our local ticket sellers, Heaphy’s Centra and Online.
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. There will be musical entertainment etc.in the square further details will follow.
BALLY/TARBERT CCE Ballylongford/Tarbert CCE Our music and singing lessons are start ing back Friday Sep 9th. Instruments include tin whistle, flute, fid dle, banjo, accordion and concertina for children aged 7+. Contact ballylongfordtarbertcce@gmail.com for registration or more info.
ANNUAL PATTERN DAY MASS Pattern Day Mass in Ballyheigue Bishop Ray Browne will once again celebrate Ballyheigue’s Pattern Day Mass at 11.00am on Thursday 8th September in our Lady’s Well and Grotto. Please come and join in this special day in the Parish as we celebrate Our Lady’s birthday. Everybody is most warmly welcome.
Work0—11.continues apace in the development of the main pitch with huge progress made in the past week availing of the brilliant weather conditions. All work should be completed on the pitch in the coming week.
CongratulationsU17 to our players who won the Minor Football County Championship with North Kerry last Monday night. Bally duff was represented on the panel by Evan Boyle, Jack Enright, Killian Boyle and Luke Rochford. Some of our minor hurlers were also involved, congrats to Cian Sheehy and Oisin Healy. It was a great achievement for the boys. Well done to all the players and the management team.
BEREAVEMENTS This week this Community and indeed many communities throughout North Kerry and beyond were very deeply saddened with the news of the very sad passing of Daniel Foley R.I.P. of Glouria, Lisselton, and formerly of Pulleen, Tarbert who died peacefully in the wonderful care of his heartbroken family at his home in Glouria, on Saturday evening last September 3rd. Danny as he was more affectionately known to everybody was a very sincere, jolly and wonderful man who gave huge kindness and help to so many whether they being young or old in the many communities he became attached to all during his wonderful life. Born in Pulleen, Tarbert on 2nd September 1932 to parents Paddy and Annie he enjoyed his youth and the friendships of so many wonderful neighbours and friends in the townland he dearly loved and cherished all of his life. Even though times were hard, people and neighbours were very united in those days, so much so that people helped each other and made sure every body was safe in their area and this kindness and concern was part of what Danny was reared and practiced all during his life. When his time came to branch out in the world he followed in his late Dad’s Paddy R.I.P. footsteps by taking up employment in the Creameries in various parts of North Kerry and beyond,before eventually returning to Bally to join his late father Paddy in the Creamery where he had been the cornerstone of this community for numerous years through his hard work, kindness and help to so many. It was in his place of employment that he became acquainted and friendly with so many people, especially the members of the farming community or the employees of these people. Starting at cockcrow with the lighting of the fire to heat the water and create steam was the first task of the day, while they were long days they were also enjoyable days for him, of which he could recall with ease right up to his passing. He served under two creamery managers the late Jim Heart (R.I.P.) and the late Jimmy Hanrahan (R.I.P.) and he also worked alongside an other great man the late Jack Dee (R.I.P.). However, Danny was one of the last members of the creamery staff who witnessed the closure of the Creamery, which we all will remember as the ruination of Rural Ireland. While he worked hard all of his life he enjoyed life as a family man also having met and married the love of his life his beloved wife Peggy. They settled in the family home in Pulleen raising a family of ten children which they dearly loved and cherished and gladly witnessed their children’s achieve ments in life. Indeed, they were a hardworking couple who raised a big family and provided very well for them. Sadly, the family were to witness a very severe and cruel blow on 10th April 1987 as the passing of their beloved mother and wife Peggy cre ated a huge void in their lives. The loss of a mother so young was devastating, but the strength of all the family and the unity, help and support of each other helped them to carry on, but this was a tough cross to carry for them as they were an inseparable family and attended everything together. Danny was a devoted family man who packed an awful lot into the 90 years he spent in this life. He had a great interest in everything that was happening around the various areas whether it be Ballydonoghue, Bally or Tarbert or indeed anywhere and loved to chat with friends and neighbours as he was a great conversationalist who enjoyed a bit of fun and a laugh. His love of the G.A.A. was immense and while he was a proud Kerryman and followed their participation with great pride, his true passion was on the local G.A.A. scene and a proud and loyal Tarbert man who supported the Club through thick and thin. The highs and lows of the various teams and the performances of his own sons were indeed the talking point in many a conver sation which he could debate and recall at great ease. While his health had taken a turn in recent weeks his enjoyment at seeing Kerry win the All Ireland was a wonderful moment for him. While we all have wonderful memories of this wonderful and kind gen tleman, one memory that stands out for me and our age group going to school in Bally was to hear Danny whistling and singing around the Creamery as we made our way to and from school. To his heartbroken family of Pa, Liam, Ann, Martina, Bernie, Donal, Kieran, Deirdre, Martin, sisters Ita and Vera, sons-in-law Tom, Jim, Tony, Pat, daughters- in-law, Mary, Eleanor, Mary, Collette, Aoife, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, neighbours and wide circle of friends we offer our deepest sympathies at this very sad time. Danny’s body lay in repose at his residence with Removal from on Wednesday, 7th September, arriving for 11am Requiem Mass at St. Teresa’s Church, Ballydonoghue. Interment took place afterwards at Lislaughtin Abbey, Ballylongford. May he Rest In Peace. Ar dheis dea go raibh a ainm usual. John Flavin R.I.P. The funeral of the late John Flavin R.I.P. London and late of Rusheen, a former Kerry Minor of 1962 and President of the UCAT Trade Union in UK will take place in England on next Tuesday 13th September. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St John of Jerusa lem Church,38 Circus Road, London NW8 9SE at 12.45pm followed by Cremation and celebration of John’s Life at East Chapel, West London Crematorium 679-681 Harrow Road, London at 2.30pm followed by Reception at The Queens Arms 1 Kilburn High Road North Maid Vale NW6 5SE at 3.30pm. Ar dheis dea go raibh a hAinmi dilis.
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TABLE QUIZ A gala night of fun and enjoyment was had by all on Saturday Night last September 3rd as a very worthy “Fun Table Quiz” was held at Kennelly’s Bar in Ballylongford. While all the monies etc are still coming in no exact figure is available at the time of writ ing. The Jack Mulvihill Memorial Quiz was very well supported both prior to the night and on the night with well over a hundred people taking part. Jack’s wife Karen and family wish to thank everybody most sincerely and are delighted with the success of the fundraiser of which all monies and proceeds will now go to the Palliative Care Unit at K.U.H. More exact details later. Many Thanks to all.
CommiserationsU11 to the Ballyduff/Causeway U11 Community Games hurling team who lost to a very strong Ballincollig side in their match on Saturday. Well done to the team and management for getting this far and best of luck to a lot of the same players who are playing next Saturday in Commu nity Games U12 soccer.
The Master’s cross country will be held on Sun Oct 2nd in Killarney and training takes place on Mondays and Thursdays (Fenit Greenway this Thursday) at 7pm. See social media for details. Well done to all the mas ters who competed in Dingle last Saturday.
A THOUGHT The only day that matters is today. It is the day we live our lives in. So, if there ever was a time to live better, do better, love better, it is TODAY.
Primary Schools Cross country: this will be held on Wednesday, Sep 21st at 6pm in Walnut Grove Field and the primary schools have been notified. Races for first to sixth classes.
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BALLYDUFF GAA NEWS Minor Football; Heartiest congratulations to our minor footballers who were part of the North Kerry Minor Football team who won the County Championship on Monday evening of last week when they defeated Mid Kerry. Evan Boyle, Jack Enright, Luke Rochford, Killian Boyle and Oisin Healy are now the proud holders of County Minor Hurling and Football Championship med als, a rare enough feat in this County. It’s thirty one years since a team from North Kerry won a minor County title. In 1991 a team backboned by Ballyduff players and trained by Sgt Gerry McManus were suc cessful. In another link with that team is Kenneth Boyle, a star player in 1991, and is uncle of Evan and Killian Boyle. Club News: Our underage teams had mixed luck at the weekend. Our minor football team, short a number of players, lost to Spa on the score of Spa 1–14 Ballyduff 1–10. On Sunday our Under 21 team had a good win over Ballyheigue in the quarter final of County Under 21 Hurling Championship in a game played in the top field. The final score line read Ballyduff 1–14 Ballyheigue
ST. BRENDANS A.C. Juvenile and junior cross-country training continues on this Wednesday evening and again on Friday at 6pm-7pm in Walnut Grove Field. €2 per athlete and please re spect residents parking. Teams are being selected for the Kerry Athletics champi onships on Sunday, Sep 25th in Killarney (even ages), Sun Oct 2nd (uneven ages) and Sun Oct 9th (relays).
The results of the weekly Ballyduff GAA Club, Lady’s Walk Hurling Club and the Ballyduff Community Games Committee Lotto Draw for Tuesday August 30th are as follows: The numbers drawn were 1, 11 and 24 and the Bonus number was 3. There was no winner of the €15,800 Jackpot or the €400 Match Three Prize. The €20 Consola tion Prizes were won by Killian O’Connor, Lacca; David Slattery, Glounerdalive; Mary O’Sullivan/Eoin Ross, 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 pro moting Clubs. Remember “If you are not in you can’t win” You may also play the Lotto online at www.ballyduffgaa.com.
CHURCH ARRANGEMENTS Mass arrangements for the coming Weekend: at St Michael the Archangel Church in Ballylongford are as follows: Friday 9th Sep tember at 10am. Mass Saturday evening 10th September Vigil Mass in Ballylongford is at 7pm this mass will be offered for The Lynch Family, School Rd & Anne Cussen Anniversary Mass, Jim Curtin, Well St, Anniversary Mass. Sunday morning 11th Sep tember mass will be at 10.30am this mass will be offered for The Moriarty & Enright Family, Upper Main St and The White Family, Upper Main St. Masses at St Mary’s Church Asdee are as follows this Thursday morning September 8th at 10am. Sunday Morning 11th September Mass will be celebrated at 9.30am the mass will be offered for Hugh, Kathleen & Eamon O Donoghue, Anniversary Mass. Mass Streaming: If you wish to watch Masses on the Inter net, 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 Ballybun ion 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.
Recovery Haven: Building Better Caregiv ers – online course starts on 13th Sept. from 10.30am –1.00pm. Course is to sup port a person caring for someone with cancer. Please call 0667192122 or email siobhan@reccoveryhaven.com if you are interested in this course. Ballyheigue Pattern Day: Bishop Ray Browne will celebrate the Mass at 11.00am. on Thursday, 8th September at Our Lady’s Well & Grotto. Please come and join us on this special day as we celebrate Our Lady’s Birthday. You are all most welcome.
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ABBEYDORNEY/KILFLYNN ST. VINCENT DE PAUL: Confidential number 087 7086253. St. Vincent de Paul Society clothes can be donated locally at the Disposal Facility at Abbeydorney GAA Complex or the Railway Bar Car Park, Lixnaw. Your support is greatly appreciated.
U-14 HURLING FINAL The North Kerry U14 A Hurling Final between Crotta and Ballyduff is fixed for Friday 9th September at 6.15 in Lerrig. Best wishes to the Crotta play ers and their management.
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PATTERN DAY MASS in Ballyheigue Bishop Ray Browne will once again celebrate Ballyheigue’s Pattern Day Mass at 11.00 a.m. on Thursday 8th September in Our Lady’s Well and Grotto. Please come and join us on this special day in our Parish as we celebrate Our Lady’s birthday. All are welcome.
Championship Semi Finals – Extra Time & Result on the Day: Sun 11th September at 1pm Abbeydorney v St. Brendans in Lixnaw Sunday 11th September @ 3pm: Crotta O’Neills v Ballyduff in Kilmoyley
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CROTTA GAA CLUB Are looking for YOU.... Yes ....we are seeking people from our community (Aged over 17 yrs.) to represent Crotta Hurling Club as part of Scor. So if you’re a quiz wiz, play an instrument, sing or have the gift of story telling please get in touch with Scor officer Tom Breen on 087-2748555. Once we have a list of those interested in taking part this will provide a fuller picture on how best we proceed with the clubs entries for 2022/ The200232022/23 Season of Scór will begin this year with Scór Sinsír.
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The draw for the August Kilflynn Community Together “Split the Bucket” took place Saturday, 3rd September in Parker’s Pub, Kilflynn. The win ner of the August was Kevin Ross, Ballyduff. Bucket total was €234 and the split was €117. Congratulations to Kevin. Sonny Egan, Garrynagore, Lixnaw drew the winning ticket. Thank you all for the great response and support. Funds raised will be used for projects that will benefit and im prove Kilflynn. Your support is greatly appreciated. The next draw for the Kilflynn Community Together “Split the Bucket” will take place Saturday, 24th September in Herbert’s Bar, Kilflynn @ 10:00pm.
The Trath Na gceist will begin at 7pm and the main competition will be gin at 7.30pm. This year all entries in Scór Sinsír will go straight to the county final, No district finals for Scór Sinsír only. The Munster Final of Scór Sinsír will take place on Oct 16th, venue to be WeConfirmed.lookforward to hearing from you.
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offbedelightedHeffernanDowlingRosetoheadingforherfirst day of school in Listowel Presentation Some of he new Junior Infants enjoying their first week in Presentation Primary School, Listowel The Junior Infants class of St Teresa’s National School, Kilflynn 2022/23 on their first day of school on Wednesday 31st August
The Crotta hurling club weekly lotto draw was held on Monday 5th Sep tember at Parker’s Pub, Kilflynn. The Four numbers drawn out of the drum by the independent observer: Graham Harris, Clounsillagh, Lixnaw were 4,11,21 and 24. There was no winner of the 3,000 Jackpot. Congratulations to the follow ing who won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Karl Shanahan, Connolly Park, Tralee, Padraig Cronin, Irrebeg, Lixnaw, Danny Caffrey, Crotta, Kilflynn. The next draw will take place in Herbert’s Bar, Kilflynn on Monday 12th September at 10.30p.m with a €3,100 TicketsJackpot.available 3 for €5 online visit www.crottagaa.club or this link htt ps://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 appreci ated.
COMEDY NIGHT Hilarious Comedian Jimmy Jests is bringing his debut Solo Comedy show “It’s a Turf Life” to The Venue, in Parker’s Pub, Kilflynn on Saturday night 10th September, at 9.30p.m Longford funny man Jimmy Connell, AKA ‘Jimmy Jests’, skits have made him a nationwide hit, earning him more than 70,000 followers on his various social media channels. Tickets available for the show on sale at 10 euro in Parker’s Pub or can be bought on www.eventbrite.ie The Sam Maguire Cup will be present on the night, it will be the ideal opportunity for children and adults to take some photographs with Sam from 7.00p.m. There will be a spectacular raffle on the night in aid of Brú Columbanús, Cork, with some top-notch prizes to be won including a Signed Kerry Winning All Ireland Jersey 2022. You will be guaranteed a night of laughs, rants, chat, music and song.
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The Kilflynn toddler group is coming back! Starting on Thursday 8th Sep tember, we will be in St. Columbus Hall in Kilflynn at 10.00-11.30 am. Please come yourself and bring some friends, plenty of toys, laughter, chats and finally that hot cuppa with some sweets. See you there!
COUNTY U-21 HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP Kerry U21 Hurling Championship Quarter Final It’s was a 7-point win for Crotta U21’s over a gallant South Kerry side, a hard-working team performance with Crotta boys booking their place in the Semi-final on a score line of Crotta 0-22 South Kerry 2-09 at the sports field, Dromakee, Kilflynn on Sunday 4th September. The home side led by 0-11 to 1-04 at the interval break. Well done to the team and Countymanagement.U21Hurling
Items to note: The County Final will take place on Friday October 7th in Currow Com munity Hall
The Abbeydorney/Kilflynn retired group will meet again on Wednesday 7th September following their summer break. Any enquiries please con tact 066 71 35831. New members are very welcome.
ALONE Are currently looking for befriending volunteers in your area. Visit www. alone.ie for more details and to sign up. If you have concerns about your own wellbeing or you are an older person who would like to receive ALONE’s Support & Befriending services, contact ALONE on 0818 222 024 from 8am – 8pm, seven days a week Abbie
PARKER’S PUB You are invited to Join us this Friday Night 9th September 2022 at 9pm FOR A B.B.Q PARTY Music, Songs and Craic with Ronnie Ryan Guinness 0.0 (Complementary Pints) There will be a free raffle on the night for two tickets for the All-Ireland semi-final Hurling or Football 2023. In association with Today FM & Guin ness 0.0. A night not to be missed!
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SOCIAL DANCING 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.
AFTERNOON TEA DANCE
SAN RITA WELLNESS In Person Meetings take place every Thursday from 10am-11am 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
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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.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT
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Photos taken on Sunday in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Adam’s Garage, Glin. Pictured are prize winners with Lady Captain, Georgina Keane from L-R: Lorraine Canty, Jeanelle Griffin and Judy Carmody
BALLYBUNION NOTES 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
Parent & Toddler group will be back on Wednesday 28th September from 10am-12.30pm in Ballybunion Commu nity 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.
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.
Did you know that approximately 1000 people in Ireland get blood tansfusions every week. Transfusions can hap pen 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 BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE We’re reaching out to advise you that there will be an increase of €5.00 per hour on facilities rentals, to be put into effect for bookings starting on 1st September 2022. From this date, we will also be removing the discount offer ‘book 10 hours, get 1 hour free’. This price change across all facilities rentals is due to increased utility and overhead costs. To book, e-mail: ballybcomcentre@gmail.com or call 068-27799. Clubs & Activities in the centre include: Badminton, Basketball, Gymnastics, Jackie O’Mahony Stage School, Taekwondo, Yoga, Silverback fitness and more.
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The Parents Association of Scoil Íosagáin are holding a Clothing Collection on Thursday 6th October. Drop off pointSchool barrier only, member 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.
TAEKWON-DO BALLYBUNION 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 or message the page.
BALLYBUNION BADMINTON 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.
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.
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ACCOMMODATION FOR LISTOWEL RACE WEEK IN BALLYBUNION 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.
IRISH BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE
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.
BALLYBUNION MEALS ON WHEELS
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.
BALLYBUNION BEACH RACING The horse racing on Ballybunoin Beach has been cancelled due to the tragic accident at the Glenbeigh racing festival on Rossbeigh Beach last weekend. BALLYBUNION COMHALTAS Registration is on Friday 9th at 7pm to 8.30pm, in St Joseph Sec School. A wide range of instruments will be catered for. Instruments available to rent any enquires contact Betty 087 9662902
FAIRY DOOR HUNT Sun 18th September 3pm, Castle Green - €50 cash and medals. Rules explained on the day. All kids must be ac companied by a parent. You will need a working mobile camera phone to take part. This is a free event.
Community Employment offers work experience, training courses, welfare payments plus top-up, and an opportu nity to contribute to your community. Current part-time positions (19.5 hrs. /wk.) on Community Employment in Ballybunion include: Environmental maintenance in Ballyduff, Tourist Office Attendant; Leisure Centre Reception ist; Leisure Centre Cleaner; Environmental Worker; Office Administrator; Community Centre Caretaker. For details, contact Mary on 068 27799 or email saothairnanabhann@gmail.com
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On Sunday in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Seán O’Sullivan/Eoin Barrett Accountants. Pictured with Lady Captain, Georgina Keane are the overall priize winner, Ellen Healy (left) and prize winner Mary Kelly
SCOIL ÍOSAGÁIN CLOTHING COLLECTION
Thanks to everyone who came out to support our Charity Afternoon Tea Dance today in Aid of Chemo Care Pack ages. 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. Come along and enjoy a great afternoon of music, dance, chats and tea while supporting charities.
BALLYBUNION COMMUNITY CENTRE 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
The Lixnaw Vintage Club will be holding a memorial tractor run in memory of Tommy Molyneaux on the 11th 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 in aid of Au tism. For further details contact John 087-6645800
Lixnaw Active Retirement will re-open on Wednesday 7th September from 10am to 2pm. New members are most welcome. LIXNAW COMMUNITY GAMES Lixnaw had four swimmers who represented the parish last weekend in the Tralee Complex for the County Community Games Swimming Finals. All did so well that each brought home a county medal. They were as follows: J.J. Liston, Bealkilla - Silver, U.10 Freestyle; Corey Heaphy, Ballintogher - Silver, U.12 Backstroke; Micheál Heaphy, Ballintogher - Pewter, U.14 Freestyle; Clodagh McNamara, The VillageGold, U.16 Butterfly. Congratulations to all on their fantastic performance. A great day for the parish. As first place qualifies for the Nationals, Clodagh McNamara will now go on to represent Lixnaw and Kerry in the National Finals to be held on the 24th September, in UL, Limerick, so we wish Clodagh the very best of luck. Ciarraí Abú!
There was no winner of last Thursday night’s Jackpot. Num bers drawn were: 18, 21, 24, 29. Last Thursday night’s win ners were: €100 Margaret O’Mahony, Feale Drive, Listowel. €50 Eileen Windle, Glin. €20 each: Bridie Griffin, Riverside, Loughill. Tom Sheehy, c/o Holly’s Gala. Mary Leahy, Moy vane. Mary Brosnan & Noreen O’Connell, Moyvane. Bridget Flaherty, Moyvane Bingo. Free Tickets: Paudie Sheehan, The Yard, Killeaney, Glin. Brid Mullane, Australia. Mary, Chipper. Josephine Kennelly, Lisselton. Jimmy Clancy, Listowel. 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.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK MOYVANE: Thursday, September 08, C, First Anniversary Mass for Joanna Lynch late of Aughrim & Marbella, Spain.. Saturday, September 10, 7.30pm Anniversary Mass for Liam Lynch, Leitrim Middle & deceased members of the Lynch & Byrne Sunday,families.September 11 11.00am Anniversary Mass for Nora & Mick KNOCKANURE:Roche. Friday, Sept 09 9.30am Private Intention. Sunday, September 11 9.30am Anniversary Mass for Kitty & Jackie Murphy
Lixnaw Community Games’ Micheál Heaphy, Corey Heaphy, JJ Liston and Clodagh McNamara, who all won County Medals at last weekend’s County Swimming Community Games event in Tralee. Clodagh now goes on to represent Kerry at the Nationals in UL
NEW SCHOOL YEAR The start of the new School Year saw the enrolment of 14 new pupils, including 2 Ukrainians in Tarbert National School, bringing the total class numbers to 136 pupils. Guimís gach rath ar na daltaí scoile agus na múinteoirí agus go neiri go geal leo as seo amach. Well done to all the local pupils who did well in the Leaving Certificate exam, as they now wait anxiously to see if they have no points to qualify for their career choice
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WEDDING BELLS The Wedding took place of Aoife Buckley, daughter of Breda and Des Buckley, Leitrim Middle, Moyvane and Eoin McEnery, son of Michael and Noreen McEnery, Abbeyfeale. The Ceremony was performed by Fr Sean Jones in St Mary’s Church, Tarbert on Saturday 3 September. The Brides maids were Siobhan Buckley and Fiona Buckley. The Groomsmen were Paraic McEnery and John Brown. The Flower girl was Aodha McEnery and the Page Boy was Sean Patience. The Readers were Suzanne Walsh and Niall McEnery. The Offertory bearers were Breda Buckley and Noreen McEnery. The Music was performed by Abby Ní Loingsigh and Stephen O’Dea. The Christening took place of Aodha Grace McEnery during the Ceremony. The wedding reception took place in Killarney and the happy couple will reside in Cork. Guimis gach rath ar an mbeirt a phós agus go neirí go geal leo le chéile as seo amach.
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GAA MINOR WIN Comhghairdeas agus beir bua to the North Kerry Minor team who won the County Minor Football Championship in the replayed match at Austin Stack Park, Tralee last week. North Kerry won on a score-line of 1-16 to Mid Kerry’s 1-11. Well done in particular to Tarbert players David Mulvihill and Conor Egan also to panellists Shaun Wren, Paudie Finucane and Calum Moriarty. The last Minor side from North Kerry to win a County Minor Final was the Shannon Rangers team of 1991.
Congratulations to Harry Clapp, Gortadrislig, on winning €127 in the Split the Bucket Draw. Next draw will take place in the J.J. Walsh’s Bar. Thanks for your continued support.
RACES ACCOMMODATION There is an appeal for anyone who may have a room or a well presented house to let for Listowel Race Week to contact Clodagh at the Race Week office on 087/6652211
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TARBERT NEWS Email; tarbertnews@outlook.com or telephone Patrick Lynch at 068/ 36117 on or before 7pm Sunday. DEATH The sudden and unexpected death took place of Joe O’Sullivan, Farranmiller, Glin on Saturday 27 August. Joe who was aged 65 reposed at Lyons Funeral Home, Listowel and his Requiem Mass took place in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Glin on Friday 2 September. The Req uiem Mass was celebrated by Fr Austin McNamara, Glin Pastoral area. Joe was described as a larger-than-life character, a good neighbour, honest and hard working, with a great affection and welcome for his children and grand-children. Among the gifts brought to the altar was a Farmer of the Year trophy, a potted plant to signify his love for gardening and horticulture. He was laid to rest in the Church grounds, beside his late father and mother Dan and Jane O’Sullivan (nee Dunne). Before and after the Church service there was a large guard of honour made up of mem bers of Glin Soccer Club, work colleagues from Aughanish, neighbours and friends - testimony to the esteem in which he was held. Sympathy of the community is extended to his wife Jackie, three sons and two daughters, broth ers Michael, Jerry and Patrick, sister Marian, relatives, neighbours and friends in Tarbert and Glin parishes. Solas na bhFlaitheas dá h-anam uasal dilis.
Next week’s draw will take place at the Clubhouse Mount coal and Jackpot will be €5,700. Tickets are available at Kelly’s Six Crosses, The Halfway Bar, play online or from any Club Officer. Thank you for your continued support.
CONGRATULATIONS To the Moyvane boys who were part of the North Kerry Mi nor team that won the County Final last week, beating Mid Kerry 1-16 to 1-11. Moyvane club was well represented by Conor Sweeney, Patrick O’Connor, Darragh O’Keeffe, Jerh Brosnan, Jamie Moloney & Fionn Mulvihill. It was a lovely game of catch and kick football and credit goes to both teams for serving up such a game. North Kerry has been starved of county honours for quite a while so hopefully this is the start of a brighter future. Keep up the good work.
COMMUNITY CENTRE Tarbert Community Centre Committee wish to acknowledge the receipt of a grant of €1,500 from the Kerry County Council Department of Rural & Community Development Activities Fund towards the cost of running the Centre. The Centre is now available for functions and activities at very reasonable hourly rates and can be booked by contacting the Caretaker Leslie Pledge at 087/ 9243737
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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 HURLING CLUB LOTTO DRAW Jackpot €8,800. Numbers drawn were: 16, 20, 21, 25. No jackpot winner. €20 winners: J.J. Liston, Finuge; Joe Flaherty, Keel; Matt Quinlan, Deer park. Next draw will take place on Monday 5th September. Jackpot will be €8,850.
The Season of Creation runs from ! September to 4 October and we are told that we can take vari ous steps at home, in the parish and in the local community. We can grow soil saving plants, deep rooted to help with water runoff. We can eliminate the use of harmful pesticides and weedkillers and not using toxic poisons. Don’t treat the soil like dirt remembering ‘ that the only thing that stands between us and extinction is six inches of soil and the fact that it rains’ - Information from the Voice of Creation leaflet.
GOOD NEWS Councillor Michael Foley was quick off the blocks on Monday 29 August to announce the big good news story that Tarbert will receive €100,000 which will enable businesses to upgrade their premises and will also cover the provision of lighting, street furniture, canopies, murals, flower displays, etc. This is all part of the Government sponsored Streetscape Enhancement initiative aimed at making towns and villages more attractive in which to live, work and visit. Tarbert was the only town in Kerry out of 26 towns selected nationwide to benefit from a €2.6 billion fund. Kerry County Council nominated Tarbert and over the coming weeks Tarbert Development As sociation will meet Council officials to discuss the funding and its implementation.
ST SENAN’S GAA CLUB Monday 29/08/2022, Jackpot €5,600. There was no jackpot winner: Numbers drawn were 13, 19, 22, 23. Lucky Dip €30 winners: Con Scanlon; Sophie Flavin, Tarbert. Lucky Dip €20 winners: John Whyte, Knockane; Pat Dillon, Gortacloghane; Paddy & Kevin Brosnan, Ahabeg. Tickets €2 each or 3 for €5.
LIXNAW GAA SPLIT THE BUCKET DRAW
LIXNAW ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH Mass Times: Monday 5th September at 7.30pm for Richie & Mary McElligott, The Cross. Wednesday 7th September at 11.00am for Eileen & Jamie O’Sullivan, Ballyrehan. Fri day 9th September at 7.30pm for Mossie, Eileen & Jamie O’Sullivan, Ballyrehan. Saturday 10th September at 7.30pm for Dominic Sheehy & deceased members of the Sheehy Family, IRREMOREBallinagare.CHURCH: Mass times: Sunday 11th September at 11.00am for Lillian Hennessy, The Village. RATHEA CHURCH: Mass times: Sun 11th Sept at 9.30am.
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Listowel men Chris McSweeney and Paul Kelliher who were enjoying a trip to Ballybunion last week. Photo Moss Joe Browne Michael Lennon from Listowel was relaxing while on a day out at Tralee Town last week. Photo Moss Joe Browne Mickey Kelliher Listowel & Tommy Carroll Athea Painting thais week at Listowel Hospital. Photo jkphotography Under 12 Premier Division - Listowel Celtic 9 v 4 Killarney Athletic. Scorers: Joe Joy(2), Adam Shanahan(2), Diarmuid Lyons(2), Darragh Kissane, Simon Russell, Adam Fealy
Listowel Celtic Senior ladies who sadly lost there cup final to Moyross on Sunday. Well done to all involved on a gallant performance Congratulations to Donal Leahy from Listowel who was Silver Medalist at the 21st World Masters Mountain Running Championship Saturday 3rd September 2022 in Clonmel
Listowel Emmets Split The Bucket winner Catherine Daly receiving her cheque for €1,151 after the draw on 6/9/22 from North Kerry County Championship Winning Minor Captain Eddie Healy and committee members. Ticket seller: Jumbos. Next draw on Tuesday 20th September Photos taken on Sunday in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Seán O’Sullivan/Eoin Barrett Accountants. Pictured with Lady Captain, Georgina Keane are prize winners from L-R: Mags O’ Sullivan, Geraldine Gallagher and Marjorie Morkan
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BEALE GAA Beale had the upper hand on Asdee on Sunday afternoon in the last round match of Group 3 of thenship.
Best Gross Susan Gilmore Kettler (9) 20 Gross Pts 3rd Anne O’Riordan (26) 33 Pts
Senior Men’s Competition– Friday 2nd September – Cashen Course 1st Marie Benn (17), Eithne O’Keeffe (19), Rose Molyneaux (21) 33pts 2nd Sighle Henigan (10), Marjorie Morkan (13), Clare Hurley (19) 27pts 3rd Marie Doolan (170, Mary Pierse (19), Mary O’Sullivan (27) 26pts
FridayFixtures:9th September 2022 - Senior Ladies Competition – Cashen Course
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Club Championship Cup – Semi Final Glenbeigh/Glencar/Cromane v Emmets Saturday 10th September, 4pm - Venue: TBC Tommy Madden Qtr Finals – First named home advantage Sunday 11th September @6pm Northern Gaels V Emmets - Venue: TBC John B Keane League for all U9 Boys & Girls continues on Saturday mornings with final being held after races
Men’s CeannCompetitions:SibealExchange Day – Sunday 4th September 22 – Old Course 1st Gerard Galvin (10) & Pat Twomey (21) 46pts 2nd Padraig Brosnan (15) & Brian Mulvihill (20) 45pts 3rd Patrick B Murrihy (13) & Eamon Hayes (14) 44pts (B9-23)
Seniors Mary Hickey Keane (28) 28 Pts 9 Hole Competition 1st Martina Rohan (21) 17 Pts
Pre-season training continues to commence at Listowel Celtic and will be do ing so over the next few weeks. Please keep and eye on our Facebook page for regular updates on each age groups for both boys, girls and senior teams.. All managers will be in contact with their age groups. We wish all managers and players the best for the new season ahead. Registration is now due for all ages via our club website: Newwww.listowelceltic.commembersarealways welcome. Flag Day We will have our flag day on the Wednesday of the Listowel Races Sept 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 Anyonepeople.that can spare even an hour are asked to contact Dominic Scanlan and Mark Loughnane
ThursdayFixtures: 8th September 2022 - Senior Men’s Competition– Cashen Course
Lotto Draw results: The numbers drawn for Friday 2nd September 2022, were as follows, 3, 13, 25, 27. The Jackpot was €6,800 and there was no jackpot winner. The following won 30 euro lucky dips; Jacinta Breen - Online. Jack Gogarty- Online. Joe Riordan. Jim Mahony- Coolbeha. Cian Houlihan - Online. The following won three free tickets: Christina Somers - Online. Tim Mahony - Kielduff. Eileen Dowling- Ballyduff. Next Jackpot will be €6,900 and it will take place Friday 9th September 2022 in the Clubhouse.
MOYVANE GAA Club lotto: There was no winner of the €2,000 jackpot Numbers drawn were 12,13,20 and 23 Lucky Dips: 1. Elieen Roche, Glin Road 2. Kieran Walsh, Gortdromagouna 3. Paul Hudson, Kilbaha 4. Cathy and John Hanrahan, Hillview 5. Pat & Ger Brosnan c/o Mike 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.
Tim Kennelly League for all U11’s Boys & Girls continues on Monday evenings with finals due to take place weekend after races
Senior Men’s Competition– Thursday 1st September – Cashen Course 1st Nicholas Hayes (23) 45 pts 2nd Frank Dore (10) 44pts 3rd Pat McLoughlin (19) 43pts Gross Michael K Barrett 30pts B9-17 4th Tom O’Donnell (23) 41pts B9-21 5th Tadgh Barrett (44) 41pts B9-18 B1-1 6th Finbar Mawe (31) 41pts B9-18 B1-0 7th Tom M O’Connor (21) 40pts 8th Brendan Brosnan (26) 39pts B9-19 B1-2 9th Colm O’Callaghan (30) 39pts B9-16 10th Joe McCarthy (18) 38pts B9-19 V Haulie Costello (13) 38pts B9-17 S.V. Joe Costello (22) 38pts B9-19 B3-5 S.S.V. Sean Walsh (22) 38pts B9-15
Barrett Cup: Barrett cup Ballydonoghue B v Austin Stack’s C in Connelly Park took place Friday September 2nd @ 6.30pm. The final score was Ballydonoghue B 1-5 v Austin Stack’s C 1-8. The team lined out as follows, Darren O’ Connor, Padraig O’Connor, James Donegan, Darragh Scanlon (Oisín Ryall) Tadgh O’ Carroll, John Enright, Daniel Riordan(William Kissane), Kevin O’ Donnell (Captain), Jim Cremin (0-1) Gearóid Kissane, Colin O’ Mahoney(1-1), Jamie Keane, Eddie Sheehy(Dermot O’ Connor), Padraig Ly ons(0-3), Oisín Ryall(Cathal O’ Mahony).
No winner of the jackpot of €9500. Numbers drawn 4, 6, 7, 14 €50 John Sheehan Creggane €30 Teresa Collins c/o Kostal €20 Sean McDonnell c/o Jim’s €20 Carmel McMahon Toor €20 Mickey O Connor Lyre Sellers prize Jim Goulds Match 3: Liz Gould, Aine McMahon, Joe Weir, Ann Whyte. Next weeks jackpot €9600 Draw next Monday night @ 9.30pm in Jim’s. Thank you all for your continued support. Tickets available from usual sellers / outlets and online at www.klubfunder.com
September – Mens Singles sponsored by McMunns – Old Course
U14: The U14 team took part in the GDA organised North Kerry Super Touch blitz’s over the past weekend. 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! Well done lads.
SENIOR: After exiting the county Junior Championship, thoughts now turn to the North Kerry Championship where our lads take on Asdee in the first round. There are no fixtures set yet.
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LISTOWEL EMMETS
1st Anne Marie Carroll (20) 42 pts 2nd Marjorie Morkan (27) 40 pts 3rd Sighle Henigan (19) 39 pt 4th Ide O’Brien (48) 37 pts
U13: Our lads play Moyvane in the Tommy Madden Cup quarterfinal, away in Moyvane, on September 11th at 6pm. Preparations continue in the back ground.
ListowelSympathyEmmets would like to extend their deepest sympathies to the family of the late Danny Foley Gloria, Lisselton, may he rest in peace. Results & McElligottFixturesCupRound 1 Emmets 1-7 Kilcummin 3-8 Minor County Club Championship Emmets 5-11 Ballymac 1-5
SaturdayFixtures: 10th September 2022 –Ladies Saturday Voucher 18 Holes – Old TuesdayCourse 13th September 2022 - Ladies Competition – Old Course
County Minor Club Championship: County Minor club championship Round 1 Northern Gaels V Skellig Rangers/ Valentin took place in Coolard on Saturday September 3rd @ 4pm. Final score was Northern Gaels 1-5 v Skellig/Valentin 5-10.
Emmets Ladies GAA will hold a Used Clothes Collection Saturday 24th Sep tember 2022. Time for a clean out of clothes, shoes, handbags, scarfs, belts, towels, curtains and blankets (no duvets or pillows). Bags can be dropped to the Clubhouse Saturday 10th, 17th & 24 September between 10am-12pm. Any queries please text 087 784 9759. Thank you for your support & please spread the word
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Category 2 1st Patricia Gleeson (24) 31 Pts 2nd Mary Horgan (21) 30 Pts Category 3 1st Geraldine Gallagher (32) 32 Pts 2nd Eileen Barrett (31) 30 Pts
Ladies The Taelane Store Listowel – Sunday 4th September – Old Course 1st Maureen Culhane (25) 36 Pts 2nf Lorraine Canty (16) 33 Pts (B9-16Pts)
Next Weeks Jackpot is €2,200 and will be held in Speedys Bar Sunday the 11th of September at 8:30pm As always thank you for your continued support.
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Ladies Competition – Tuesday 30th August 2022 – Old Course
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LISTOWEL CELTIC Draw 05/09/22 - Numbers Drawn 1-2-11-13 Jackpot not won - Lucky Dip Winners €40 Sarah Allen, Cork City €20 Ellen Stack, Moyvane €20 Katie Hellerd c/o Kevins €20 Adrian Maher €20 Valerie Chute, Cluainin, Listowel Next Draw 12/09/22 at Con Dillons - Jackpot €4,900
Category 1 1st Deirdre Dillane (17) 32 Pts 2nd Mary O’Donoghue (15) 31 Pts (B9-16 Pts)
U15: The boys played the Division 1 NK league semi-final last week against Ballyduff and came away winners on the score line Finuge 1-14 to Ballyduff’s 1-11. This puts the team into the NK league final against Listowel Emmets, scheduled to be played Sunday 18thof September, venue yet to be fixed. Well done to the lads who have been going really well all year, and following on from their Feile success!
Garvey’s SuperValue Senior Football Championship: Fixtures - Garvey’s SuperValue Senior football championship Shannon Rang ers v Kenmare Shamrocks in Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday September 11th @ 2pm.
CLOUNMACON GAA Lotto Results: 25/08/2022 - Numbers Drawn: 8-14-24-29 No Jackpot Winner of €5700 - Lucky Dips: €50 Timmy Kelly, Dirha East, Listowel €30 Jim Buckley, Behins, Listowel €20 Timothy Buckley, Knockane, Listowel €20 Roisin Buckley, 36 Dromin Green, Listowel Lotto Results: 01/09/2022 - Numbers Drawn: 3-6-12-16 No Jackpot Winner of €5800 - Lucky Dips: €50 Mary & Richard Horgan, c/o Saddle Bar, Listowel €30 Noreen Keane, Cherrytree Drive, Listowel €20 Paul Carty, Dirha East, Listowel €20 Mags O’Connor, Kilmorna, Listowel Thank You for supporting our lotto Kerry ClounmaconCup defeated Scataglen 0-9 to 0-7 in the Kerry Cup on Saturday even ing last @ Pairc na Ngael
Listowel Celtic Under 12 Division 1 Team who played Ballyduff Community Games in a friendly at the weekend Photos taken on Sunday in Ballybunion Golf Club at the presentation of prizes to the ladies. The competition was sposored by Adam’s Garage, Glin. On left is the Lady Captain, Georgina Keane and the overall priize winner, Marjorie Morkan.
KERRY PITCH & PUTT
U10: Blitz action was the order of the day last Saturday as the U10s played 3 teams from Clare at a well organised North Kerry/West Clare event hosted by Moyvane GAA. Our team played Clann Lír, Kilrush and Kilmihil and produced some very fine football on the day. Well done to all who took part!
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 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 FINUGEthese!/
ST SENANS LADIES: Our ladies have been making great progress in the senior club championship this year with two wins from two. On Sunday they played Southern Gaels, away, in their round three game. Unfortunately it was not to be this time round but the ladies go forward to the next round on the back of winning the first two rounds. Best of luck ladies!
U7: The super troopers were in action last week when Ballyduff came to visit. A great evening of football was had and everyone performed really well. This weeks training session will be the last of the season with a medal presentation event to follow in the next few weeks - stay tuned for details.
KNOCKANURE GAA GAA Lotto results 30th August - Jackpot €5,500 Numbers Drawn were 6, 20, 22, 23 - Lucky Dips went to: Michael Lynch, Taxi Anne Scanlon, Upper Athea Noreen Goulding, Knockanure Matthew Lynch, c/o Kevins Bridget O Flaherty, Knocknasna Next draw is Tuesday September 6th Jackpot will be €5,60
The County Board offers its sympathies to both Deerpark as well as the Buckley family on his passing.
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The County U16 Matchplay is provisionally rescheduled for this Saturday in Deerpark meanwhile as it was postponed as mark of respect to Deerpark Vice President Jeremiah Buckley Snr who passed away in the middle of last week.
U9: Training continues on Wednesday evenings at the pitch - newcomers are most welcome!
BALLYHEIGUE GOLF CLUB
Last Saturday saw Kerry’s representatives for the Munster Matchplay Finals on the weekend of September 18th determined in Listowel as the County U16 Matchplay was postponed as a mark of respect to the late Jeremiah Buckley Snr from Deerpark. Jake Shine from Listowel topped the senior sheets for the Munster Matchplay qualifiers with a score of 18 under par, four clear of the recent winner of the Listowel Scratch Cup in Tralee’s Jamie Blake on 14 under. Listowel’s Ryan All man finished on 13 under with Deerpark’s Damien Fleming next on 11 under par. Alan Hobbart of Tralee had nine under as both National Intermediate Strokeplay champion Killian O’Gorman and Tralee’s Tony Blake both had eight under. The final senior spot went to Tralee’s Michael Conway on count back with seven under par.
U11: Training continues and the team aim to play more games before the season ends.
Scór News
The County Finals of Senior Scór will take place on Friday October 7th in Currow with the quiz starting at 7pm follows by all other competitions at 7:30pm. For this year only there will be no district finals anyone who is interested in com peting will go directly into the county final. Can all clubs please let our secre tary PJ Mulvihill by Sunday October 2nd if they are interested in taking part.
The Intermediate grade saw Listowel’s Ger Guerin lead the way on eight under par with Tralee duo Paul O’Shea and Keith O’Brien both qualifying after shoot ing five under par. Erin Moloney of Deerpark claimed the final Intermediate spot on four under par as the leading score in the Junior grade was three under par shot by Dylan Sweeney of Listowel. Michael Creagh of Tralee on two over and Tom Kelly of Listowel on three over par claimed the other two Junior spots as the finals for these three grades will take place in Cork courses Bishopstown and St Annes in two weeks time.
NORTH KERRY GAA
On Sunday we had an 18 Hole Single Stableford competition 1st Padraig Dineen (14) 42 pts 2nd Michael Hehir (20) 39 pts 3rd Martin Young (19) 39 pts Div 1 Joseph O’Connor (12) 37 pts Div 2 Frank Darcy (17) 36pts Div 3 J ohn Collins (25) 38 pts
This weekend meanwhile the National Mens Inter-County Championship makes its return after a three year absence with Kerry bidding for a return to the medals in Rocklodge, Co Cork. The county is represented by Deerpark duo Damien Fleming and John McGrath, Tralee trio Jason O’Regan, Michael Con way and Alan Hobbart along with Listowel’s Chris Gibney. The team is man aged by both Deerpark’s Sean Kelly as well as Ger O’Connor as Kerry are paired with Offaly for the opening Scotch Foursomes on Saturday morning as Kildare join the two counties for the afternoon’s Singles play.
Next Sunday is an 18 Hole Single Stableford competition.
CLUB FUNDRAISER: Have you bought your tickets yet -only 4 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 Volkswag on Tiguan R-Line worth over €50,000.
Who they play with on Sunday will be determined by Saturday’s play as the County Board wishes both the players and management the very best of luck in Cork this weekend.
McElligott Oils Asdee sponsored u15 North Kerry League semi-final results. Division 1: Finuge 1. 14 Ballyduff 1. 11 Division 1 Shield semi final: St. Senans 4. 07 Moyvane 3. 09 Division 2 Semi-final: Duagh 3. 15 Nth Gaels 2. 04. Quarter Finals of Tommy Madden. Next Sunday evening 11th of August at 6pm E/T. FIRST NAMED HOME VENUE. St.Senans v Beale | Ballyduff v Duagh Moyvane v Finuge | Nth.Gaels v Listowel. Dates for the diary North Kerry welcomes Jason Foley and the Sam Maguire Cup on Saturday 17th September to The Square Listowel, where there will be musical entertainment etc. All U13 Teams are invited to take part in the parade from Frank Sheehy Park down to the Square gathering at 6:45pm. Can clubs please indicate if your team will be taking part in the parade or not before Friday September 10th. Clubs are also asked to send in the names and contact details of Two Stewards to help out on the night to Secretary P.J. Mulvihill before Friday Sep 10th .
On the right is prize winner Ide O’ Brien
Outstanding Fixtures – updated Minor League Division 2 Final T.B.C. Venue: Con Brosnan Park Moyvane - Finish on the Day Northern Gaels v Tarbert North Kerry District Teams Congratulations to the North Kerry Minor Team and Management on winning the Minor County Final replay in Austin Stack Park on Monday night last.
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NORTH KERRY MINORS; The NK minors took a historic win last week in the County Minor Championship final replay. The won out in yet another tight game and their names now go on the roll of honour for the first time with this new division. Hopefully this is just the start of things to come for North Kerry football.
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