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The team at Mounthawk Montessori School & Busy Bees Nursery , Mounthawk along with our colleagues at Maureens Preschool, Casements Avenue ,Tralee stand with the National Protest in Dublin , Feb 5th calling for Professional Salaries for Professional Early Years Educators. Many of our team are qualified with Degrees , QQI Level 5 & 6 , while I myself have a Master of Science & a HDipA and well a Degree. We along with all practitioners in our sector are seeking Equality for Early Years Education , we are not second class citizens . As teachers of young children , we hold the future of the country in the palm of our hands . We call on the Minister to acknowledge this and give us our due !b Said Susan Quirke Crowley , Director Friday 7th February 2020
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LEGAL MATTERS CORNER MIRIAM MC GILLICUDDY ANSWERS YOUR LEGAL QUERIES Elaine is voting in the general election on Saturday 8th February 2020 but she is wondering how her vote will work in the proportional representation single transferable voting system that we operate in Ireland. Voting in Ireland at Presidential, Daíl, Seanad, European and local elections is by secret ballot on the principle of proportional representation in multi seat constituencies. (Ireland is a single constituency at a Presidential election), each elector having a single transferable vote. Voting is Straightforward: Vote for candidates in order of preference. You mark the ballot paper by putting 1. opposite the name of your first choice candidate, and if you wish 2. opposite the name of your second choice and so on. Only one of the preferences in your vote is active at a time. The vote stays with your first preference candidate (unless and until he/she does not need it anymore)[either because he/she has been elected or excluded from the count] If your vote is transferred, it passes to your next highest preference for a candidate still in the running. Elaine’s vote could transfer a number of times at the same election to her lower preference candidates. Tactically to maximise her vote and keep it in play Elaine could consider voting for her weakest preference first and working up to the strongest candidate as if they are eliminated the vote will go to next weakest etc. but there are many other voter strategies see https://www.dochara.com/the-irish/facts/proportionalrepresentation/ For more ideas.
How are the votes counted. The quota is then calculated. This is the minimum number of valid votes each successful candidate must get to be elected. The quota is calculated as the minimum number of votes, which will fill the seats available and no more. In a five-seat constituency, the quota is a sixth of the valid votes, plus one. Divide the valid votes by the number of seats – plus one, ignore any fraction and add on. For example – if there are 1000 valid votes & 5 seats, the quota is calculated as follows; 1000+1=167.666 Any candidate whose first preferences equal or exceed the quota is deemed elected. The second and subsequent counts at a PR-STV election involve either the distribution of the surplus of an elected candidate or exclusion of the lowest candidate(s) & distribution of his/her/their votes. Recounts: The returning officer can decide. The Candidates can request. The Candidates can also request a total recount of all votes. Declaring the Result The returning officer formally declares who has been elected. A person can question the election result by presenting an election petition to the High Court within 28 days of the result being declared.
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Journey to the Extremes Night at the Meadowlands Nuala Moore is hosting an iconic presentation on her Guinness World Record swim to the most dangerous waters in the world, Cape Horn. Nuala will inspire with what it takes to prepare your mind to swim at extreme temperatures, what it takes to lower her body into huge seas in remote locations around the world. Planning and understanding the challenge is as important as the swimming the distance. Picking your team and knowing how important team is, is central to success in all extreme events. Nuala will focus on her recent World Record Swim south of Cape Horn in the Drake Passage. On Monday, February 10th, 7.30pm at The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee Nuala will be joined by Rory Golden while they host an evening of Inspirational talks into the Worlds of Extremes, From the Depths of Titanic, the Mount Everest of Ships to the Extremes of Locations and Temperatures of the Bering Strait to Cape Horn She will present stunning imagery, videos and photos, Friday 7th February 2020
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ABOVE: The Listowel Tidy Towns Committee were announced as the recipients of the 2020 Laochra Chairraí Award which recognises exemplary leadership in Community activity in the County. Making the announcement Kerry Association in Dublin Chairperson Keelin Kissane, is pictured with ladies from Listowel Tidy Towns Committee, from left Keelin Kissane, Maria Hanlon Sec, Listowel Tidy Towns Committee, Michael O’Regan, Jornalist, and Julia Gleeson Chairperson Listowel Tidy Towns Committee. ABOVE: Tralee ladies arrive for the 31 Day Challenge 5K walk on Friday night from the Rose Hotel from left Hollie O’Brien and Laura O’Sullivan.
ABOVE: About to take part in the 31 Day Challenge 5K walk on Friday night from the Rose Hotel from left Carol O’Hanlon, Leonard Foley, Pro Fitness and Siobhan Foley, Tralee.
ABOVE: Dr. Patricia Sheahan, Blennerville, Tralee, is the 2020 Kerry Person of the Year by the Kerry Association in Dublin. Dr. Sheahan is head of the Palliative Care Services at University Hospital Kerry and has been recognised for her outstanding dedication and commitment to cancer patients in Kerry and her tireless effords in providing one of the country’s most highly regarded Palliative Care Service Units, pictured with Dr. Sheahan is Michael O’Regan Journalist, and Keelin Kissane Chairperson Kerry Association in Dublin. ABOVE: Taking part in the 31 Day Challenge 5K walk on Friday night from the Rose Hotel from left Maeve Horgan, Ardfert, Anna McGovern, Ballydavid and Orla Horgan, Ardfert.
ABOVE: Ballymacelligott ladies arrive fort he 31 Day Challenge 5K walk on Friday night from the Rose Hotel from left Jemma O’Shea, Nina Maunsfield and Josie O’Shea. Friday 7th February 2020
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Dr. Patricia Sheahan named Kerry Person of the Year 2020 Dr. Patricia Sheahan has been named the 2020 Kerry Person of the Year by the Kerry Association in Dublin. Listowel native, Dr. Sheahan has been recognised for her outstanding dedication and commitment to cancer patients in Kerry, and her tireless efforts in providing one of the country’s most highly regarded palliative care service units. Dr. Sheahan has worked as a palliative medicine consultant in Kerry for the past 17 years, while also developing a fully integrated palliative care service for the people of Kerry, alongside Kerry Hospice Foundation. She is highly regarded by her colleagues, patients and their families, as well as the wider community of Kerry and West Cork, where she also leads a community palliative care team. Making the announcement on Radio Kerry today, Kerry Association Chairperson, Keelin Kissane, noted that the 2020 winner has touched the lives of most families in the county and those families attest to her extraordinary sensitivity and compassion, going above and beyond the
call of duty. The Kerry Person of the Year award, which is now in its 41st year, dates back to 1979 when Dr Michael Carmody became its inaugural winner. Its list of high-profile winners makes it one of the most sought-after accolades for any Kerry person. Laochra Chiarraí 2020 In a clean sweep for Listowel, the Listowel Tidy Towns Committee were announced as the recipients of the 2020 Laochra Chiarraí award, which recognises exemplary leadership in community activity in the county. Making the announcement, Kerry Association Chairperson, Keelin Kissane, noted that the hard work, dedication and community spirit of the Listowel Tidy Towns committee over the last 27 years has led to awards for Listowel at county, national and indeed international level and is a wonderful example of exemplary community activity. Oíche Chiarrai 2020 Dr. Sheahan and the Listowel Tidy Towns committee will be formally presented with their awards at the annual Oiche Chiarraí gala dinner on Saturday, March 28th at
the Red Cow Moran Hotel in Dublin. Tickets for Oíche Chiarraí will be available from Wednesday 5th February on www. kerryassociation.ie or from any committee member. It promises to be a fantastic Kerry night of celebration in the capital. -ENDSAbout Kerry Association in Dublin: The Kerry Association
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Kerry Antiques Fair Celebrates 30 Years Coming To Tralee! This Valentines weekend marks a very special year for Hibernian Antiques Fairs and its owner Robin O Donnell . “We are celebrating our 30th year coming to Tralee “ says Robin “ and we have enjoyed every minute of it . We started much smaller in 1991 and now here we are in a wonderful venue , Ballygarry House Hotel thirty years later . “I think last Autumn I said that the people
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of Kerry were in for a major treat that weekend , and they were !..But this Valentines weekend will really stand out as we will be nearly double the size of our Autumn show , both in numbers of exhibitors and in terms of floor space used ...so definitely a date for the diary .Antique dealers antique shops art galleries & vintage dealers from all over Ireland will be here for one day only, with in excess of 250,000 items priced and ready for sale. Several members of Ireland’s leading antique organisation the IADA will be here. This is not an auction but 100’s of times bigger than any auction. It is a gathering of everything antique and old you can possibly think of. Jewellery from the top end, engagement rings to die for and, affordable costume jewellery of every description from €10 upwards. Furniture from the 18th C. & 19th C. for both the larger and smaller homes. Coins & banknotes, medals, militaria etc, china & porcelain, glass
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Local Tourism Stakeholders Invited to Workshops Ahead Of New Manchester-Kerry Ryanair Route TOURISM stakeholders in the Kingdom have been invited to participate in a series of workshops next week to present both the domestic & GB campaign for the launch of the new Ryanair route between Kerry and Manchester. Operating twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays from the 29th of March 2020, Kerry to Manchester will suit passengers travelling for business or pleasure for weekends and midweek breaks. Kerry Airport, with the support of Kerry County Council, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland will host the seminars in Killarney, Tralee, Listowel and Dingle on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th February to maximise the potential of the new route. The CEO of Kerry Airport, John Mulhern, said: “Now that we have secured the route, it’s crucial that all sectors of the tourism industry in Kerry should work together to attract visitors from the northwest of England to experience our
wonderful county. All the key information about this fantastic new route into Kerry Airport will be shared at the workshops - how stakeholders can best capitalise upon it for your business and what they need to know about the UK market.” Details of an upcoming familiarisation trip to Manchester will be announced at the workshops which will take place on:
Wednesday 12th February Muckross Park Hotel, Killarney from 12.30pm to 2pm – Light Lunch will be served and the event will precede the Fáilte Ireland Wild Atlantic Way Presentation-Thursday 13th February- Ballygarry House Hotel, Tralee from 8am to 9.30am – Breakfast served-.. Listowel Arms Hotel, Listowel from 12.30pm to 2pm – Light Lunch served...Dingle Skellig Hotel, Dingle from 5.30pm to
7pm – Refreshments served Places are limited, so interested participants should book early and indicate the preferred venue. All places will be allocated by RSVP to: Eimear McDonnell 085-8085696, eimear@ bespokebusinesssupport. com or Brigeen O’Sullivan 083-1051961, brigeen@ bespokebusinesssupport.com.
2020 Cara Credit Union’s School Quiz
This weekend Cara Credit Union held The Noreen Lynch Annual Schools Quiz on Sunday 2nd of February in the Kerry Sports Academy. However, they were not alone as 25,000 primary school children all over Ireland tested their brain power at their annual Credit Union Schools Quiz. The questions compiled nationally by primary school teachers covered such general topics as geography, history, music, literature and sport. Cara Credit Union were delighted to host 49 teams from 26 primary schools throughout Tralee, Castleisland, Killorglin and surrounding areas as 196 children battled it out in a nerve-wrecking competition.
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School Quiz is to encourage local children to work together and see what they are capable of achieving as part of a team. Speaking about the quiz Pa Laide, CEO of Cara Credit Union said, “We were delighted with the support from all the schools who battled it out for the fun filled action packed two hours. With the talent in the room it’s obvious that the future is in safe hands.
In the Under 11 age category, 1st place was awarded to Listellick National School, 2nd place to Ardfert National School and after a 6-way tie breaker 3rd place was awarded to Knockaderry National School in Farranfore. In the Under 13 age category after a very tense tie breaker 1st place was eventually awarded to Scoil Mhic Easmiann in Tralee, 2nd place to Spa National School and 3rd place to Scoil Mhuire in Killorglin. Siobhan Donnelly Marketing and Development Officer said “We are humbled with
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Brassil commits to deliver standalone cancer unit at University Hospital Kerry if elected John Brassil has committed to the building of a standalone cancer unit in the grounds of University Hospital Kerry if he is elected and Fianna Fail are in power after this election. According to Brassil the Oncology unit in University Hospital Kerry is currently not fit for purpose. Speaking on World Cancer Day, February 4th Brassil said, “While the staff are incredible, the current cancer unit in University Hospital Kerry is just not fit for purpose. There is no fixed line oxygen and the unit is cramped. Along with Cllr Mikey Sheehy, I have been
fighting for a new standalone cancer unit on the grounds of the hospital. I have made no secret of my ambitions for a ministry in the department of health and if elected and Fianna Fail are in Government, I am committing myself to getting a standalone cancer unit built at the hospital. “Given the risks Brexit will present to us getting chemo drugs from the UK, I also think this new standalone unit must include a pharmacy compounding unit to allow chemo drugs to be mixed in Kerry. “We need changes in cancer
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need to be worrying about is the standards of cancer care. “We need top class Cancer Care in Kerry and I will work to ensure we have it.
Tralee Hoteliers Call For Decisive Action To Support Tourism Hotel and guesthouse owners in Tralee and Kerry and across the country this week called on candidates in the general election to commit to decisive action in support of the continued growth of Irish tourism. Bernadette Randles, Chair of the Kerry branch of the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) said that, while tourism had returned to growth in recent years, the recovery has not been evenly spread across the country. Citing the CSO’s overseas visitor numbers for 2019, which were released this week, she warned that
continued growth cannot be taken for granted with regional tourism most likely to be negatively affected. The figures show a significant fall off in growth with an increase of just 1.8% in 2019, as against 6.9% in 2018, compared to the previous year. The IHF’s five-point plan calls on the next Government to support tourism by addressing a number of key challenges, including:...Tackling the high cost of doing business,More supports for regional tourism , Increased tourism marketing support. Additional investment in tourism product and infrastructure and Investment in people, skills and training. As one of Ireland’s largest indigenous industries, tourism plays a vital role in the country’s economic well-being. Ms Randles said that the effectiveness of
tourism growth in spreading employment opportunities and prosperity across the entire country is sometimes lost in discussions about the economy. “With 70 per cent of tourism jobs based outside of Dublin, tourism’s wide geographic distribution is critical to sustaining regional economies, including here in Kerry, and addressing the rural imbalance. Irish tourism has created over 90,000 new jobs since 2011. Accounting for almost 4% of GNP, tourism generates over €9.4 billion in revenue each year – thereby supporting the local economies of every village, town and county.” “Tourism represents an excellent investment for the country and it’s therefore vital that it remains at the heart of Ireland’s economic policy. We’re calling on candidates in
the general election here in Kerry to commit to a range of pro-tourism policies that will help to sustain the growth of tourism and the significant contribution that it makes to the economy,” said Ms Randles.
Urgent work needed to stop road collapse in Ballyheigue Kerry Aontú General Election Candidate, Sonny Foran, has called on Kerry County Council to carry out immediate remedial work to offset the effects of coastal erosion undermining the Ballyheigue to Kerry Head Road. Sonny Foran said;“People are extremely concerned at the fact that coastal erosion has seriously undermined the road that links Ballyheigue to Kerry Head. From the roadway, it is clear that there is a very small amount of cliff remaining Friday 7th February 2020
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A Lovely piece about Frank King posted on Austin Stacks Website on 31st January . We Remember FRANK KING (1931-1990).JANUARY 31, 2020 BY MARTIN COLLINS Frank played football and hurling with the Club (19491955) and won two SH Co. Championship medals when playing afterwards with Ballyduff. In 1957 he served as Club Vice Chairman and then came back in the early 1970s and presided over a period of outstanding Club progress and development. During his five seasons as Chairman (19711975) the Club witnessed the commencement of our second Golden Era (1973-1986) during which period we won five SF Co. Championship titles and an All Ireland Club Championship (1977). Frank, with others, was instrumental in 1972 of achieving what the Club had sought for many years – the purchase of our playing pitch at Connolly Park. Also, during this period (1972-1978) he served as Vice Chairman of the Kerry Co. Board before going on to serve as Co. Board Chairman for nine consecutive seasons (1979-1987). Like the success at Club level he also witnessed outstanding success at County level during his tenure of office – Kerry winning four in a row All Senior
Football titles (1978-81) with three more successive titles (1984-86). During this time he also served on many sub-committees in Croke Park and in early June 1989, although in ill health at the time, he performed the official opening of our new Clubhouse in Connolly Park. Some eight months later he passed away peacefully at the relatively young age of 58 – on 31st January 1990, thirty years ago on this day. Today Frank’s wife Peggy continues to support the club and is a regular at club matches and all our social functions, his daughter Breda O’Callaghan is a club member and is also part of the hardworking administration staff at Kerry GAA offices in Austin Stack Park, Tralee while Frank’s grandson Shane O’Callaghan is a current member of the Austin Stacks Senior panel and was a member of our Co. Championship & Munster Championship winning team in 2014.
Tralee set for Legendary Country Show! Now seen by over 300,00 fans live and watched by millions on social media Europe’s No.1 multi award winning Country music show “ The Legends of American Country “ is coming to the Siamsa Tire Theatre , Tralee on Sunday 23rd February for a fantastic night of toe tapping Country Music . The 2020 tour will showcase highly acclaimed tributes to Dolly Parton , Johnny Cash , Don William , Patsy Cline and Kenny Rogers and new tributes to
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things for sure if it’s Country music you like then this is the only show in town which has received Over 2,000 5 star reviews and last April won the Hot Country TV award for The best country show in Europe . Tickets for the Siamsa Tire , Tralee show on Sunday 23rd February are now available from the venue box office on 0667123055 or online at http://www.siamsatire.com and will be the country gig of the year so get the Stetson’s and cowboy boots ready !
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Schools Celebrate Grandparents Day
Oisín O’Carroll with his grandmother Mary Ruby Hurley meets her Prendergast on Grandparents grandmother Ann Conway on day at Gaelscoil Mhic Grandparents Day at Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn,Tralee on Thursday Easmainn Tralee on Thursday. Photo Joe Hanley Photo Joe Hanley Karl and Sheila Bulman with their grandson Jack on Grandparent Day at Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn on Thursday. Photo Joe Hanley
Alison Hoffman with her family and grandparents on Grandparents Day at Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn, Tralee Thursday Photo Joe Hanley
Ladies Night at Kerins O Rahillys!
Lexi Keane with Liana Williams and Tricia Moran ( U16 coach) at Kerins O’ Rahilly’s Ladies awards night. Liana received the ‘Grace Moran Award’ from the Juvenile Academy for her great work helping out in 2019 and also received the joint U16 ‘Player of the Year’ award. Friday 7th February 2020
Aoibhín O’Connor-MacCarthy received the U15 ‘Most Improved Player 2019’ at Kerins O’ Rahilly’s Ladies awards night.
Grandparents Bernie Bourke, Nuala Lawlor and Noreen Healy with their grandchildren at Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn on Thursday, Elaina Cronin, Rex Bourke, Eric Lawlor (pupils of Gaelscoil) and Cooper Lynch (child) Photo Joe Hanley
Katie Nix who received the U15 ‘Player of the Year 2019’ award at Kerins O’ Rahilly’s Ladies awards night for her outstanding performance during the year while playing U14, U15 and U16 football.
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The Festival & Participative Events Programme for County Kerry 2020 aims to support festivals and participative events that will drive domestic tourism and help to improve the visitor experience in Kerry. To be considered for funding under this Programme, Festivals must generate a minimum of 500 visitor or tourist bed nights in paid accommodation and Participative Events must generate a minimum of 800 visitor or tourist bed nights in paid accommodation. A project minimum expenditure of €10,000 must be demonstrated in the case of both festivals and participative events. Please Note: There is no guarantee of funding and eligible applications will be evaluated on a competitive basis against the criteria set out in the Programme Guidelines which are available to download at http://www.kerrycoco.ie/tourism/ Application Forms and the Programme Guidelines are available to download at: http://www.kerrycoco.ie/tourism/ or you can email tourismoffice@kerrycoco.ie to request a copy. Fully completed applications to be emailed to tourismoffice@kerrycoco.ie on or before 5pm on Friday the 28th February 2020. Applications received after this date will not be considered. Tourism Unit, Kerry County Council, Aras an Chontae, Tralee, Co. Kerry Phone: 066 7183591 Email: tourismoffice@kerrycoco.ie
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Hello February Well January has been and gone and we are facing into Spring which means longer evenings, nice dry weather (well we hope so anyway).. it’s the perfect time to get cracking on your weight loss dreams. Tasting foods you love and enjoy. If you have taken a break from your journey lately or have never been a member before. ...At Slimming World we have all the resources to help you lose weight... you have me! Lauren your consultant, you have your group which is a room full of inspiring and helpful members who are ready to help you on your weight loss journey,You have access to a members only facebook page where you will see meals, videos and general chat amongst members, it doesn’t stop there .... The list goes on.. If you would like to be part of a warm, friendly and successful group we run groups in Dingle and Tralee. see below
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Laughter Lounge Live Tour Dublin’s well-established Laughter Lounge comes to Siamsa Tire. See the Laughter Lounge’s biggest acts - Eric Lalor, John Colleary and Gar Murran. Age: 16+ Tickets €21/18
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Under the Hawthorn Tree
Traditional musical theatre adaption based on the internationally acclaimed book by award-winning author Marita ConlonMcKenna. Under the Hawthorn Tree follows the journey of three brave siblings as they fight for survival during the Potato Famine. This show features original music, live vocals and visual storytelling. Age 7+ Tickets €15/12, Under 16s €8, Family (4) €40
This weeks recipe is a family friendly meal that will feed the whole family (even the fussy ones)
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Cork comedian Chris Kent has more stories, more kids and a keep cup to compensate for his guilt about over population. Original hilarious material An Ghaoth Aniar not to be missed!
Ingredients for the creamy tomato sauce: 1 onion finely chopped 1 carrot finely chopped 2 cloves garlic 360ml passata (crushed tomatos) 2 tbsp tomato puree 600ml vegetable stock 100g philadelphia lightest Fresh chopped basil Fresh chopped parsley Spray oil Salt and pepper
Method Spray a large frying pan over a medium head with spray oil. Add onions, carrot, garlic, season and fry for about 4-5 mins to soften. Add passata, tomato puree, chopped parsley, chopped basil and stock and bring to the boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer for 20 mins. After 20 mins you can stir in the philadelphia lightest until melted and sauce is creamy. Add in cooked chicken or less than 5% fat mince or low fat meatballs or vegetarian mince. Carefully stir them in to cover with the sauce. Then add a lid and simmer for 10 more mins. Serve with grated parmesan cheese and rocket leaves.. Enjoy I used less that 3% fat meatballs in my meal
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This is just an example of some of the fabulous free foods we use on the Slimming World plan. Why not pop along to one of my groups to find out how you can eat delicious foods like this and lose weight. (Laurens Slimming World group are Saturday mornings in Tralee ,9.30am & 11.30 am St Johns Parish Centre , and Dingle on Thursday mornings 9.30am , WK Fitness.
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Chamber Alliance meets Tanaiste Simon
Tralee Chamber Alliance represented by Chamber CE Ken Tobin and Chairperson Heather O’Sullivan had a detailed discussion on Jobs, Investment, Town Supports and the measures outlined in the Chamber Manifesto for Tralee during the week
Kerry Business help steer the ship!
Fantastic workshop last week in Ballygarry House Hotel with the 3 Skillnets in Kerry, identifying the training needs of Kerry Businesses. Over the coming weeks the Skillnets in partnership with Tralee Chamber Alliance will be announcing subsidised training for all types of businesses in Kerry, using Kerry trainers and education providers
Now heres a great night out! No more Butts Please!!
15 new cigarette butt bins to be fitted around the town in a major step to cutting out litter on our streets. This has been a collaborative effort between Chamber Alliance , Glan Tralee, Kerry County Council and Tralee Tidy Towns Also thanks to Tralee Printing for waiving the fee on the stickers.Bins have been funded through the Kerry County Council Community Support Fund.
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Well done to Radio Kerry on producing an excellent debate this week supported by Tralee Chamber Alliance and Killarney Chamber, which featured 12 of the #GE2020 candidates in the forthcoming General Election
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OVER 16 YEARS BRINGING STUDENTS FROM ABROAD TO TRALEE! EACH YEAR, WE BRING HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS TO TRALEE TO LEARN ENGLISH (AND ENJOY KERRY!)
WE NEED HOST FAMILIES! DO YOU HAVE A SPARE ROOM ? Are you interested in introducing your kids to cultural diversity? Interested in exposing your children to a foreign language? Need a little extra cash? (A host family can earn up to €510 per week)
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Do I have to live in Tralee to take a student?
NO! We have a lot of teenage groups, especially during the Summer months, who would love to live outside of Tralee. A lot of adult students prefer to live closer to the town so that they don't have to be depending on the host family or taxis to go out at night or go to work.
I live on my own - can I be a host family?
Yes, of course! As long as you provide a room and meals and plenty of interaction and the student feels welcome in your home, that's perfect How many students can I take? Up to 3 students at one time I would prefer to have girls - is that ok? Yes! You can decide what type of students you prefer (male, female, teenage, adult and so on) and we will match students with your family as best we can. We will always ask you before assigning a student to your house.
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Roisin, Tralee: A very positive experience hosting students from CSOE... school is so supportive and organised (guess I could also mention how handy the cash is!) Anne B, Tralee: This was my first experience in hosting students . .. apprehensive at first but my experience has been a positive one. I have hosted students from, Spain, Germany and Italy. It has provided me with great insights and an opportunity to learn about different cultures. Aileen, Kilflynn: Definitely the best company I've dealt with... professionalism and knowledge of what both the student and host family needs are... second to none! Noreen, Tralee: Anne and the team at Celtic have been very flexible with me, giving me students when suits us as a family, lovely having that little bit extra to get those treats we all deserve
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We are delighted with the feedback from local businesses: “Very easy to deal with, very professional in placing their students” Brian, Munster Robes
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Celtic School of English in Tralee organise English & Work Placement programmes for foreign students coming to Tralee for a few weeks at a time. Some students are attending the equivalent of a vocational leaving cert and require a taste of what working life is like in their chosen field. Other students are a little older and are doing apprenticeship programmes. Generally, they have a couple of years of experience and want to learn more from Irish companies and be able to compare work practices. Quite often, these students are taking time off work in their own country and coming to Ireland to gain experience with the permission of their own employers and are, perhaps, looking to make ties between their own employers and their new employers in Ireland. At Celtic School of English, we try to find the most suitable companies for students to do their work experience. We find the most suitable host family and we provide English classes to help students with the language they need to live in Ireland for a few weeks.
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Beauty
HELLO BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE! Hope you’re all having a great week.
Since I talked all things skincare last week, this week I’m going to be talking about my current haircare routine. Proper haircare is so important for me. I like to use more high end products on my hair because of all the bleach, dyeing and heat it has taken over the years. So here’s all the products I use on my hair currently. I wash my hair every 4-5 days, no less than this. . SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER For my shampoo and conditioner I’m currently alternating between two different ones. I like to alternate because I feel my hair gets too used to a shampoo and conditioner after a while so it’s good to switch it up. For shampoo and conditioner I’m currently swiching between Wella & Christophe Robin. For me it’s imperative to use high quality hair products. You can’t expect to have amazing hair if you use hair products that cost less than a cup of decent coffee! There’s no point spending money on your hair in the salon and then treating it badly at home. EXTRA TREATMENTS: As well as shampoo and conditioner, there are other treatments I use on my hair. Wella Colour Motion mask - The innovative mask elevates haircare beyond anti-fading, uniting the best of Wella haircare technology to offer advanced protection, vibrant shine and reinforced strength. A hair surface polisher smooths the cuticle for improved shine and manageability. Engineered with a WellaPlex bonding agent, the mask helps to restore the hair by reconstructing broken bonds within the hair structure. The repairing treatment helps to revive hair that has been damaged through colouring, chemical treatments or heat styling, improving both the appearance and feel of the hair.
Wella Sp Luxe Oil - This gorgeous hair product is designed to smooth and condition the hair inside and out. It contains a combination of oils which work to restore the structure of the hair and and protect the existing Keratin. Tests have shown that after just one application, your hair texture can feel up to 10 times smoother! It smells amazing and is literally like hair perfume
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Hello strong people!
I hope you’re all having an amazing week. So last week I talked about having a good relationship with food, so following on from that this week I ‘m going to talk about how you can track your progress without the scales.
THE WEIGHING SCALES
just a word. But to some people, it’s a big scary word. Now personally, I think… if you are unhealthy, overweight, underweight or just generally not living a healthy lifestyle, a good starting point is to know your weight. Not because your weight defines anything or makes you ‘fat’ or ‘skinny’ but because knowledge is power. For years I avoided the scales, I wasn’t aware of what my weight was and I feel like I was just ignoring it. Ignorance is bliss and all that jazz. But one day I decided, ‘right every day for a month I will weigh myself’ - now again, this might not be a good idea for some people because they could become obsessed with numbers… but, for me it gave structure, accountability and power. I like to know my weight but I don’t just rely on that, it’s one of many things I am aware of. I know that weight loss does not mean fat loss and that the numbers on the scale can actually be misleading.
go to Byrnesworth in the square, they have them for less than 3 euro. Now, you have your tape so you’re ready to go. Personally, I like to measure myself first thing in the morning before any food, to get the most accurate measurements to track. I measure the smallest part of my waist, around my bellybutton for my hips, one of my upper arms and my thigh. Then write them down, and retake your measurements once or twice a month.
PICTURES
So say you want to be more accountable and knowledgeable, but you know that weighing yourself on a scales isn’t the best option for you… here’s what you can do.
I love a good progress picture. They’re really helpful, especially if you’re feeling unmotivated. Again, take the picture at a certain time of the day and then make sure the ‘progress’ one is taken at the same time, preferably in the same outfit and lighting.
MEASUREMENTS
SLEEP
The first thing you can do is get out your measuring tape and measure yourself. If you don’t have a measuring tape,
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Sleep actually tells you a lot about your health. If you are focusing on being a more healthy human being, monitoring how well you sleep can tell you a lot.
TRACK PROGRESS
What I mean by ‘track progress’ is exercise wise. So say you want your cardiovascular health to improve, run for 5 minutes - see how far you go and how you feel after. Then a few weeks later, after implementing more cardio into your life, try again, maybe you’ll go twice the distance, maybe you’ll run twice as long. If you want to become stronger, track what weights you lift at the gym, and always push yourself with those weights for a week or two, then try and up the weight slightly, and repeat this… you will become stronger(once you are eating right, sleeping right and being generally mindful of your goals of course).
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HEALTHY RECIPES for 2020
Soul Food... for the sore head! This is an Aztec dish still popular in Mexico and is often used as a hangover cure! But for sure it is packed full of flavour and ribstickingly delicious.This is a great winter dish that warms the soul and so tasty.. This recipe below is for ten portions so a great party dish!!!
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1 (3-pound) boneless pork shoulder trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces 1 (3-pound) rack pork spareribs, cut in half crosswise 6 pints water, plus more 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons sea salt, divided 1 large white onion, quartered 3 large garlic cloves 1 (2-inch) piece fresh ginger, peeled 3 bay leaves 1 tablespoon dried oregano, plus more for serving 3 cans white hominy drained and rinsed
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(maize) 5 large dried ancho chiles 5 large dried guajillo chiles 2 tablespoons oil 10 (5-inch) corn tostada shells 4 cups thinly sliced iceberg lettuce (from 1/2 head lettuce) 3 cups chicharrones (optional) 1 cup crumbled Cotija cheese (optional) 8 red radishes, thinly sliced 2 ripe medium-size avocados, thinly sliced 5 limes, halved
METHOD Combine pork shoulder, spareribs, 6 pints water, and 1 tablespoon salt in a large stockpot. Bring to a boil over high, skimming off and discarding foam from surface during first 10 minutes of cooking. Place onion, garlic, ginger, bay leaves, and oregano in center of a large piece of cheesecloth; gather edges of cheesecloth together, and secure with twine. Add to pot; reduce heat to medium-low, and gently simmer, uncovered, 1 hour and 30 minutes. Remove cheesecloth bundle from pot. Remove onion, garlic, and ginger; set aside. Discard bay leaves and oregano. Add hominy to pot; simmer over mediumlow, uncovered, until rib bones can be easily removed from spareribs, about 1 hour and 30 minute While pork mixture simmers, split ancho and guajillo chiles; remove and discard stems and seeds. Place half of the chiles in a large, deep pan over medium. Cook, turning occasionally, until toasted evenly on both sides, about 1 minute. Remove to a plate;
repeat procedure with remaining chiles. Return all toasted chiles to pan add water just to cover chiles. Bring to a gentle simmer over medium; cook until chiles are soft and rehydrated, about 15 minutes. Remove from heat; cool slightly, about 15 minutes. Drain chiles, reserving cooking liquid. Taste cooking liquid. If it tastes bitter, discard. If it tastes faintly of raisins, reserve 1/2 cup. Transfer rehydrated chiles and either the reserved 1/2 cup chile cooking liquid or 1/2 cup water to a blender. Add onion, garlic, ginger, and 1 tablespoon salt. Process until smooth, adding splashes of stock from pork mixture in stockpot as needed to achieve consistency of applesauce, about 1 minute. Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids Heat oil in a 10-inch pan over medium-high. Carefully pour strained chile mixture into pan. (Mixture will splatter.) Cook, stirring often, until reduced by half and darkened in color, about 30
minutes. (Partially cover pan to reduce splatters, if desired.) Remove from heat, and set aside. When pork mixture has finished simmering, remove spareribs from stockpot, and set aside until cool enough to handle, about 5 minutes. Remove and discard rib bones and tendons from spareribs. Chop meat into bite-size pieces, and return to stockpot. Stir in reserved chile sauce. Bring to a simmer over medium-low; cook until flavors meld, about 1 hour, skimming fat from surface, if desired. Stir in remaining 2 teaspoons salt. To serve, place tostada shells; lettuce; chicharrones, if using; Cotija, if using; radishes; avocados; and limes in separate bowls. Ladle soup evenly among 10 large bowls. For each serving, place a pinch of oregano between palms; rub over and into soup to release its aroma. Serve soup alongside bowls of garnishes for diners to customize their servings.
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‘Puppy Love‘ Dance at the Meadowlands
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (IGDB) Tralee Branch are delighted to announce that their annual dance will be held on Friday 14th February in The Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee. Given that the dance will be taking place on Valentine’s night, this year’s theme of ‘Puppy Love’ is most appropriate. Who doesn’t love puppies, especially those that go on to become superheroes? There are several volunteers in the area doing great work raising puppies for IGDB and we look forward to some of the puppies-in-training and other IGDB breeding dogs, ambassador dogs and working dogs being present on the night. It’s a wonderful chance to see these superheroes at work. Of course, it’s not just all about dogs on the night. It’s an opportunity to enjoy a fantastic night of music, dancing and more while showing your support for Irish Guide Dogs. With live music by Nitelife there’s sure to be plenty of fun and perhaps a prize or two if your dancing is top notch. For those planning to make Valentine’s 2020 extra special, The Meadowlands Hotel Tralee have put together an unmissable offer which includes dinner in An Móinéar Restaurant, entry to Irish Guide Dogs Puppy Love Fundraiser Dance plus one night’s accommodation including full Irish Breakfast at only €89 per person sharing. Come along and join us for this exciting fundraiser. Tickets €15 available at the door on the night. For more information or to pre-book tickets contact guidedogstralee@gmail.com. Doors open 8.30pm. Find us on Facebook Irish Guide Dogs, Tralee Branch for more event details or to enjoy a look behind the scenes of volunteering for Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Dance night for Recovery Haven
WELL-known local musician Noel Hartnett and his wife Sheila are inviting music and dancing fans to come along to The Ballygarry House Hotel Monday, February 17th 2020, for a night of music and dance in aid of the Recovery Haven Kerry Cancer Support House.Noel and Sheila have enlisted the support of favourites P.J Murrihy & Patrick O’Sullivan to perform on the night, in what promises to be another great night of dancing - and fundraising!Noel and Sheila have raised thousands of euro over the years for Recovery Haven Kerry through this hugely popular event, and are now encouraging as many people as possible to come along once again this year and support such a wonderful cause. As well as music and entertainment, there will be a range of spot prizes and hampers that have been donated by several local businesses, up for grabs on the night. Tickets cost €10 are available from Recovery Haven Kerry and will be available at the door on the night.
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IT’S ONLY A JOKE 38 What’s Happening In Tralee..
A MAGICIAN WAS WORKING ON A CRUISE SHIP
Since the audience was different each week, the magician did the same tricks over and over again. There was only one problem: the captain’s parrot saw the shows each week and began to understand how the magician did every trick. Once he understood, he started shouting in the middle of the show “look, it’s not the same hat”, or “look, he’s hiding flowers under the table”, or “ hey, why are all of the cards aces?” The magician was furious but couldn’t do anything. It was, after all, the captains parrot. One stormy night on the pacific, the ship unfortunately sank. The magician found himself on a piece of wood floating in the middle of the sea, as fate would have it, with the parrot. They stared at each other with hatred, but didn’t utter a word This went on for a day, then two days, then three days. Finally the parrot couldn’t hold back and said “Okay I give up, where’s the ship?”
A MAN ABSOLUTELY HATED HIS GIRLFRIEND’S CAT
A man absolutely hated his girlfriend’s cat and decided to get rid of him one day by driving him 20 blocks from his home and leaving him at the park. As he was getting home, the cat was walking up the driveway. The next day he decided to drive the cat 40 blocks away. He put the beast out and headed home. Driving back up his driveway, there was the cat! He kept taking the cat further and further and the cat would always beat him home. At last he decided to drive a few miles away, turn right, then left, past the bridge, then right again
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and another right until he reached what he thought was a safe distance from his home and left the cat there. Hours later the man calls home to his girlfrien: “Jen, is the cat there?” “Yes”, the girlfriend answers, “why do you ask?” Frustrated, the man answered, “Put that son of a b@%#h on the phone, I’m lost and need directions!”
TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE.
A boss had an affair for the first time with his secretary. They spent time in his office till late at night. They kissed and cuddled and when they were done, the secretary turned to him and said, it is late and you are all messed up, your wife will take one look at you and realize what we did. Don’t worry he said, I got this... So the man got home. He did nothing to fix himself up. Only thing, He went to the grass and rubbed his shoes into the grass. Disheveled. Smelling perfume and lipstick all over he went and knocked on the door. His wife opened the door to see him disheveled, smelling like perfume, lipstick all over. Before she opened her mouth, he said... “Now before you say anything, I have to tell you that I was late because I just had an affair with my secretary. We were together for two hours and she kissed me all over that is why I have lipstick all over. Also that is why I have perfume smell all over..So the wife took one look at him, and screamed... You Scoundrel ! You expect me to believe such a story?! Look at your shoes, you have been playing golf again with your friends and got some waitress to kiss and leave a lipstick print on your shirt and rub all over you to smell like perfume, so you can come to lie to me. Get inside and clean yourself up! And let this be the last time you go golfing with your friends again... and I don’t want to hear a peep from you!
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As the war of words rages over the capabilities of hybrids, a leading motor industry figure predicts a far brighter future for diesel than some experts envisage.Kia Ireland managing director Ronan Flood, , stressed how much of a mixed bag of power sources we are going to have over the coming years.While acknowledging the acceleration towards electrification - and increasingly preparing for it - he forecasts that diesel will still account for 30pc of all new cars bought in 2025. Petrol will be at 20pc and electrified vehicles will account for 50pc market share. That compares with a 40pc diesel share this year (40pc petrol, 20pc electrified) and suggests there will not be a great collapse in diesel buying. He emphasised that the big challenge for his company, and others, is making sure people buy what they need and are not blinded by the rush to electrify or to switch to hybrids for the sake of it. ”The most important thing we have to do is qualify the customer; for dealers to give guidance. We have people coming in for an electric vehicle (EV) because they feel that is what they should do.”But when you tell them (the full story) they often change their minds.”He’s convinced the only way to ensure that customers come back is to sell them the right car now. He reckons there is more demand for diesel models than Kia can manage at the moment because it is trying to adjust its overall C02 levels to those commensurate with the global company’s targets.However, he is mindful of hurdles looming which could change the motoring landscape. “Brexit remains a problem. It will come back like a sledgehammer,” he said.And then there are the imminent changes to the current VRT system. He hopes there will be plenty of notice given by whatever government is in power. The withdrawal of €3,800 support for PHEVs to companies is one of a couple of major blows from the last Budget that are affecting negatively. “If the Government wants people to buy EVs they don’t want to be taking away incentives and to keep a level playing field,” he said. He reckons the industry is currently in a state of abatement. “At the moment we are pausing for breath to see what will happen with VRT and Brexit.” It could be a tricky year later on.As of now, like many others, Kia can’t get enough EVs. It expects to sell hundreds and hundreds more than last year. So long as there is no (major) change to the grant system, EVs will be in demand.But he is at pains to contend that all the talk about EVs does not mean the end of diesel. There are many reasons in favour of it still, among them lower running costs than petrol and “NOx is not the problem it was at all”.Battery technology and longer range will determine a lot over the coming years, for sure. But Mr Flood is sticking by his prediction, for now, that diesel is far from dead. (Motoring Independent )
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FAI NATIONAl P.R.O. OF THE YEAR WAS PRESERVING THE STATUS QUO THE RIGHT CHOICE? The selection policy for selecting the Kerry captain will remain the same – for now – following this week’s County Committee meeting. The motion to give the decision to the team manager in consultation with the County Chairman was passed 50-48 but was well off the 2/3rd majority needed to make this the policy. There is for and against both options and with Kilkenny being the other county who do things the same way as Kerry does it cannot be argued that this has had any real negative effect on the team. But while the captain of a GAA side does not have the same responsibility as say a rugby captain a GAA team needs to have the right person wearing the armband. The selecting of a player as captain does add to the pressure on that person and some thrive and some don’t handle it well. Just because you are the star of the County Championship winning side does not mean you are the best person for the position. Of course the counter argument to that is that this year that person is David Clifford who despite his young age has all the attributes to be Kerry captain without affecting his playing style. And David Clifford will be one of the first names on any team sheet. The Dublin management for example made the decision to appoint Stephen Cluxton as captain a number year’s ago and have stuck with him every year since as he is the leader of that squad. But if you are a player who is not guaranteed his place on the team being the captain is probably something that you could do without. And now it was stated at the meeting that if the player nominated by the County Champions does not make the starting line-up for a League or Championship game then the management pick the captain without any restrictions as to what club or district he is playing with. Back to Kerry and look at a player like Seanie O’Shea who everyone says has all the credentials needed to be a Kerry captain. But if his club or district side don’t win the senior County Championship in say the next 7 or 8 years his time to be the captain could have passed. So for now the decision is to stay with the status quo but those who feel a change is needed will not be giving up. They did win the vote so now their next option is to see can they get the 2/3rd needed for a change. On the Field – It was another good day out for the team with their defeat of Galway to add to their draw with Dublin. It is very early in the League but Kerry have shown Friday 7th February 2020
they will be contenders especially if they can get a win away in Tyrone this weekend. The Kerry hurlers also enjoyed a good day for the Kerry hurlers as they beat former powerhouse Offaly. It is a sign of where Kerry hurling is that this is the second time in a row that they have defeated the Faithful County. Their next game is away to Meath at 2pm on the 15th. CYCLING IRELAND RECRUITING RIDE LEADERS IN KERRY FREE RIDE LEADER COURSE ON FEBRUARY 22ND Cycling Ireland is recruiting Rider Leaders in Kerry to lead communitybased bike rides for new and returning cyclists. Cycling Ireland has partnered with AXA to create AXA Community Bike Rides, an exciting new programme that inspires people all over Ireland to get out on their bikes. The fast-growing programme is actively recruiting volunteers to step up and lead rides in their local community. As an AXA Community Bike Ride Leader, you’ll inspire others to be passionate about cycling. You’ll get the chance to develop your leadership skills and make new friends while improving your own health and fitness. You can even earn free rewards! You don’t need to be a cycling expert, just a confident cyclist with lots of enthusiasm to support others, as free training is provided. The one-day Ride Leader training course provides volunteer leaders with the necessary skills to lead safe and enjoyable bike rides. Following the training, Ride Leaders are supported in creating and promoting their bike rides and have the flexibility to choose the day and time of their individual rides. There is a free, one-day training course taking place in Killarney House and Gardens on Saturday the 22nd of February 2020 for anyone interested in becoming a volunteer Ride Leader! To book your place or for more information on becoming an AXA Community Bike Ride Leader visit www.axacommunitybikerides.com/ get-involved/volunteer To participate in a free AXA Community Bike Ride visit www. axacommunitybikerides.com TOM GETS ON HIS BIKE IN EUROPE: The Irish Junior Road Race champion Tom McCarthy has now
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SPORTS CLUB: Mount Eagle Wind Farm is pleased to announce the next round of funding for organisations located near Mount Eagle in Co Kerry. The fund is open for applications until Friday, 28th February 2020. The community fund initiative aims to provide financial support to local community and voluntary organisations in proximity of the wind farm, helping them to deliver beneficial projects and initiatives which fall within one or more of our broad themes including Recreation, Sport and Social Inclusion. Monies have already been committed by the community fund to develop a range of projects in the region, which will make their mark for many years to come as communities continue to enjoy the benefits of the investments. The 2019 fund committed to investing close to €7,000 in five projects within the vicinity of Mount Eagle Windfarm. The community fund is being administered by SECAD and organisations can apply online via www.windfarmcommunityfunds. ie/ . Interested organisations should read the Fund Guidelines on the website at https://www. windfarmcommunityfunds.ie/ before applying. DO WALKERS, JOGGERS OR RUNNERS HAVE AN OPINION? Tralee Save The Green Committee requests the public to participate in the survey of opinions on The Green which is being conducted by Tralee Municipal District Council at present. The preservation of The Green is vital to Tralee Town and the environment. The S.T.G. committee has worked for its boundary protection for more than 50 years. 35 acres now remain of its original 120 acres and the safety of these is vital for future generations. We congratulate the students who are presently working in this regard around the town and we are available to them and any other groups to talk regarding our work and history. Survey forms are available at Tralee Library, Áras an Chontae or Municipal District Offices. WARRIORS DOWN CUP CHAMPIONS TO GO TOP OF THE TABLE AS LEAGUE RIVALS FALTER Garvey’s Warriors PRO Alan Cantwell reports on the night that the Tralee side moved to the top of the Super League table outright with an inspirational comeback win against their great
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rivals and recently crowned Cup champions Griffith College Templeogue in a pulsating in Leopardstown on Saturday night. The Warriors trailed by 12 at quarter time and 11 at half time but produced one of their now trademark comebacks against the odds to secure yet another win, their fifth in a row, against Templeogue. If that wasn’t enough results elsewhere on an extraordinary night of League action saw two of their serious League title rivals both beaten after overtime – DBS Éanna going down to Neptune in Cork and Belfast turned over by Moycullen in Galway. The Warriors made a slow start and were down 29-17 at the end of the first quarter. Scores from Paul Dick, Andre Berry, Ivan Bogdanovic and a three from Kieran Donaghy kept the Tralee side’s scoreboard ticking over. But it was Templeogue that still led at the break 44-33. At the half time break it is certain that Pat Price and his coaching team would have impressed on the Warriors that they were facing into a season defining half of basketball. Despite a good start the Dublin side led 57-50 but two huge three’s from Daniel Jokubaitis started a great run and his six were added to be baskets from Bogdanovic, Lawton, Berry and Quigley and suddenly the League champions took the lead for the first time since the opening minutes. However some Warriors indiscipline late in the quarter threatened to derail all their good work when Templeogue hit an impressive 9 from 9 from the free throw line but Jokubaitis had the last say in the quarter with another stunning three pointer on the buzzer to leave the sides level at 68-68 heading for home. The fourth quarter saw the Warriors jump out to a 10 point lead but Templeogue fought back again to close the gap to 3. A Paul Dick made it 5 two Templeogue scores left the minimum between the sides. But the Warriors defence knew who big a blow a defeat would be and did very held to hold on for a vital win. Scorers: Warriors – Paul Dick 17, Ivan Bogdanovic 16, Andre Berry 14 Templeogue – Lorcan Murphy 22, Jason Killeen 16, Neil Randolph 13 Next up for the Warriors is a meeting with Pyrobel Killester at the Tralee Sport Complex this Saturday night. Tip off as usual is at 7.30pm. WARRIORS INTO U20 LEAGUE QUARTER FINAL: In the final game of the u20 Mens National League South Garvey’s Tralee Warriors defeated Fr. Mathews 75-62 to finish on 10 points and level with UCC Demons with KCYMS in third. This sees them qualify for the quarter final of the competition. DEFEAT FOR TRALEE SCHOOLS: The All Ireland Cup winners Mercy Mounthawk amazing unbeaten run has ended at 18 games as the went down by two points to old rivals St Joseph’s College The Bish from Galway. A number of the Tralee side will be leaving the school this year but will take some wonderful
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and then are in the gym on Monday nights. ST PATS NEWS: There was no winner of the Lotto from the numbers drawn 7,23,24 and 29 and the next jackpot will be e2,400 with the draw on Sunday night in Skelper Quane’s Bar. The u6’s are back in Academy action and the coaches are looking forward to seeing these young players progressing over the season. Adam Gilbride and Aaron Costello were two of the stand out players in the session. The u8’s had a very good session and are back in action this Sunday from 10am. The u10’s also enjoyed the All Weather pitches at the Kerry Sports Academy as the weather brightened up just in time for their session. The Player of the Week trophy went to a very new member of the Club and for a new player is already showing good hand passing and catching ability so congratulations to Sunnite and keep up the good progress. Training continues indoors next Sunday 9th February for 10a.m. to 11a.m. in The Kerry Sports Academy, Tralee IT North Campus. Training also continues on a weekly basis at the usual times for the u12’s, u14’s and u16’s. The minors train on Friday evenings from 5.30 to 7pm and will play their first Division 6B League game on Saturday the 15th where they will be at home to Cordal/Scartaglin. Club Shorts: The club is delighted for senior player Kieran Dwyer who was on the DCU team that won the Sigerson Cup this week. Another player was also enjoying success with Fergal O’Brien on the Tralee CBS team who defeated Rathmore to qualify for the Corn Ui Mhuiri final. In that they will take on St Brendan’s Sem on the weekend of February 22/23rd. Other congratulations go to Millie O’Brien who was on the All Ireland title winning Mercy Mounthawk Spikeball team in NUIG Galway. Congratulations also to senior player, Jordan Conway who was instrumental in helping Kerry Hurlers overcome Offaly in Division 2A of the Allianz Hurling League at the weekend. He scored 1-01. STEWARD’S TRAINING There will be a Stewards training program for Saturday February 8th at 9am to 3.30pm at Austin Stacks Park. It will include Lunch for all attending. The trained stewards will also be available for stewarding games held in the Austin Stack Park. Interested applicants please contact Jimmy Mulligan. CLUB OFFICER TRAINING 2020 Coiste Chontae Chiarraí advise that the Club Leadership program will be held on Wednesday, Feb 12th next at IT Tralee, Room T107, Main Building at 7.15pm sharp. The following Officers are requested to attend; Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer and PRO. KERINS O’RAHILLYS NEWS: The senior team had a good win in the Lee Strand Tralee Town Board Senior League defeating John Mitchels 3-09 to 0-06. They were 1-05 to 0-03 points up at the break with Jack Savage getting the goal. Further goals from Sean Walsh and Johnny Keane ensure that the team were never in danger.
Members are asked to note that the competition to be the club with the sole rights to sell its Lotto tickets in the Rock Street Post Office continues. The Juvenile Academy are back in action as the Tralee Sports Academy and they all train at their regular times again this Sunday. The u12’s are indoor at the IT North Campus for the next three weeks. The u14’s are training in John Mitchels while the u16’s will be back after their mock exams. The u14s went back training last Friday night from 7p.m. - 8p.m. in John Mitchels. We were missing a few players due to other commitments but a big attendance is expected next week ahead of the Gaeltacht blitz which we take part in on the 16th Feb and Town League which will take place in the next two weeks. In the underage section the u12’s will start their North Kerry League in the next few weeks while the u14’s, u16’s, minors and senior County Leagues will start in mid-March. The action for the Ladies will begin in the coming weeks while they are doing their Operation Transformation Walks on Thursday nights. GAELIC4TEENS: It was announced during the week that we are one of thirty clubs chosen for this program by the LGFA. We are delighted to have the opportunity to participate in this. Initially there is an induction night for coaches followed by 2 training days in Limerick. The program span is over eight weeks and at the end the girls and coaches will enjoy a day of fun and games in the National Sports Academy, Abbotstown, Dublin towards the end of April. TOWN BOARD NEWS As well as the win for Rahillys Austin Stacks defeated Ballymac 1-15 to 2-05. In the Munster Chimney Solutions Ballymac beat Rahillys 3-09 to 1-04. Action continues in the Senior and Minor competitions this weekend. PARNELLS NEWS: Kerry Camogie - Tralee Parnells 1st Senior Inter-county player -Congratulations to Áine Kelleher who lined out for Kerry vs Galway last weekend at wing back in their League game vs Galway. She is Tralee Parnells’ first ever senior inter-county representative. Unfortunately the result didn’t go Kerry’s way, but a great achievement nonetheless. Well done, Áine! Return to training -Last Friday in the blustery IT Tralee, our U14s and U16s blew the cobwebs away as they resumed training for the season. It was great to see the boys back at it again. Training continues every Friday night at 7pm, €25 to cover the cost of the astro-turf rental until the return to Caherslee in April. U12s resume this Friday 7th February on the astro - check with mentors for full details.
Tralee CBS –Well done to all the Parnells players that represented Tralee CBS in their Corn Uí Mhuirí semi-final win over PS Sliabh Luachra Rathmore last Saturday. We wish them all the best in the Munster Final vs St. Brendans, Killarney. Executive Meeting -Tralee Parnells first Executive Meeting of 2020 will take place in Kerins O’Rahillys clubhouse on Monday 10th February at 8:30pm. All Executive members are requested to attend. ON THE GREENS – CASTLEISLAND GC:
The 3 Person Waltz 12 Hole Ladies Competition was won by Marie B O’Connor, Mary Walsh and Sheelagh Brosnan. The Men’s competition was an 18 Hole Stableford 4 Club challenge. The winner was Paul Kelliher on 43 points from Declan Raggett who ended with 36points. This Sunday will be a 3 Man Waltz. TRALEE GC: The Men’s Competition was won by Daniel O’Loughlin on 26 points followed by Gerard Power on the same mark. Jim O’Connor was third with Gerard Hussey 4th. The Ladies competition was won by Mary Savage with Jayne Power in second place. In the Senior Section the winner was Dermot Walsh on 20 points with Jack O’Driscoll in second, John O’Connell third followed by Denis Reen in 4th and Vincent O’Mahony 5th. FINALLY WHILE IT IS NOT A SPORT IT CERTAINLY WILL BE A CONTEST: As well as our normal sport column, where we are always looking for news from new sports or clubs that we are not covering, next week you can also read my coverage of the Election 2020. Like all sports contests there will be winners and losers – although with four incumbents in the constituency in pole position to hold their seats the big battle will be for the fifth seat. All will be revealed by next Sunday evening or in the worst case scenario Monday!!
Kerry U14s - Good luck to those Parnells U14 players, in training with the Kerry North and Kerry South squads over the winter, who will travel to Limerick on Sunday 9th February to participate in an inter-county tournament.
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