Issue 19

WE ARE HIRING!

LEGAL MATTERS CORNER

MIRIAM MC GILLICUDDY ANSWERS YOUR LEGAL QUERIES

The Assisted Decision-Making Act 2015 commenced on 26th April 2023. The act abolishes wardship from Irish Law for adults. Traditionally when an adult was taken into wardship it meant the President of the High Court was satisfied based on medical evidence that the person lacked legal capacity and was incapable of managing his or her own affairs. A committee was then appointed to make decisions on the wards behalf and furthermore consent had to be sought from the high court if that person was to leave the jurisdiction or have medical procedures. The new act recognizes that as far as possible all adults have the right to play an active role in all decisions that affect them and requires all wards to be discharged within 3 years of the commencement of the act and replaced by one of the new assisted decision-making provisions if necessary. The 2015 act offers 3 types of decision supporters for people who currently face challenges when making decisions:

1. Assisted Decision Maker: The role of an assisted decision maker is to assist the relevant person when making decisions by helping gather information and help analyse the consequences of each decision, it is not their role to make decisions for the person. A decision-making assistance agreement will be made, and it will state the decisions a person e.g., Eddie above will require help with.

2. Co- Decision Maker: The role of a Co- Decision Maker is to make decisions with the person, it is necessary that the relevant person’s values are taken into consideration, and they can help e.g., Eddie understand decisions which must be made and weigh up his options. It would give Charles legal recognition to access relevant information and records on behalf of Eddie, this may involve contacting his bank, local social welfare office and/or health care provider.

3. Decision Making Representative: The Circuit Court has the power to appoint a decision-making representative to act on a person’s behalf to make certain decisions for that person, it is usually someone the relevant person knows and trusts. The decisions they can make are set out in a decision-making representative order and must be made in good faith. They must make every effort to find out the person’s past and present wishes about a specific decision that may be needed.

Whichever order is most appropriate will depend on the level of support, which is required, the first two are usually appointed by the relevant person when they feel they lack the capacity or will do in the future. For any order to be made, the relevant person must lack the capacity to make decisions on their own accord. A relevant person will not be considered to lack capacity on the grounds it is likely they will make poor decisions. A person can make an application to the Circuit Court in relation to a person’s capacity if they can show a true interest in the welfare of the person and the court decides whether the person is suitable for the role.

‘Law

- May Your Choices Reflect Your Hopes And Not Your Fears.’

Charles has an elderly father Eddie who he feels is vulnerable and could be taken advantage of. He has heard of a new act that might help.

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN TRALEE

Photos by John Cleary

ABOVE: The Mayor of Tralee Cllr. Mikey Sheehy, pictured with the runners about to take part in The Ultra 50k Run from the Rose Hotel Tralee on Saturday:

ABOVE: The Maurice Collins Vintage Rally and Show in Ardfert on Easter Sunday raised 23,200 EURO for three charities Down Syndrome Kerry, Kerry Red Cross, and Cork Health Cancer Link Bus.The presentations were presented at Flahives bar and Lounge, Ballyheight on Sunday night

ABOVE: Protest at the Minister for Education Norma Foley TD office in Tralee on Friday.

ABOVE: Another birds eye view of Tralee’s Food Festival in the People’s Town Park on Saturday.

ABOVE: Enjoying the crack at Tralee Food Festival on Saturday, from left Mike Lynch, Elaine Kinsella and Alan Teahan Tralee.

ABOVE: Willie Guiney, Tralee, pictured with the Kerry Ultra 50k Run Race Director Jim McNeice Tralee, pictured at the start on the race at The Rose Hotel on Saturday.

ABOVE: The 2023 Kerry Rose Kelsey Lang McCarthy, from Cahersiveen, on her visit to Tralee Food Festival on Saturday with Susan O’ Gara and Niall Brennan, Cahersiveen.

ABOVE: Lilly McLoughlin, Firies Launched Bike Week at Manor West Shopping on Saturday with Tralee Gardai and is pictured with from left Community Garda Cathy Murphy, Niamh Ryan Kerry recreation sports partnership, Student Garda Gearoid Sears, and Community Garda Trish Fitzpatrick.

What a Team!

Topline Brownes Agri, Castleisland, recent Open Day.

Flying High: Kerry Out In Front With 15 Blue Flags For 2023

Kerry’s coastal and beach environment in Ireland has once again been recognized for its outstanding quality, as it has been awarded 15 Blue Flags for 2023. This achievement establishes Kerry as the county with the highest number of Blue Flags in the country. The announcement, made by An Taisce and the Blue Flag adjudicators, confirms that Kerry has successfully retained its current 15 Blue Flags, including 13 at beaches and one each at the Portmagee Pontoons and the Fenit Marina.

The following beaches and marinas have been awarded Blue Flags for 2023: Rossbeigh, Ballybunion South, Ballybunion North, Ballyheigue, Fenit, Maherbeg, Kells, Doire Fhíonáin (Derrynane), White Strand, Baile an Sceilg (Ballinskelligs), Banna, Fionntrá (Ventry), Inch, Fenit Marina, and Portmagee Pontoons. Additionally, four Green Coast Awards have been presented

to Ballinskelligs, Béal Bán, Castlegregory, and Littor beaches. Cllr John Francis Flynn, Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, expressed his warm welcome to the announcement, emphasizing its significance in acknowledging the exceptional quality of Kerry’s beach environments. He highlighted the

John Mitchels U16 girls

receiving their sponsored jerseys from the Team at Manor west hotel.

collaborative efforts between Kerry County Council, local community groups, and beach users in maintaining these beautiful beaches and bathing waters.

Paul Neary, Director of Services with Kerry County Council, emphasized the council’s dedication and resources invested in preserving Kerry’s Blue Flag status and ensuring

the sustainable management of its stunning coastal beaches. Neary appealed to beach users to act responsibly by leaving nothing behind on the beach except their footprints during the summer season.

Simply the Best at Siamsa Tíre - Kerry’s first tribute to Tina Turner

Rock out and pay tribute to the late Tina Turner at Siamsa Tíre on June 4th as Kerry’s first venue honors her music and life. Rebecca O’Connor, Ireland’s own international success, is returning to touring after the pandemic and will kick off her 2023 new world tour, including Tralee as one of her first stops. With soldout shows across Australia, South Africa, and Europe in the past 12 years, Rebecca is thrilled to bring her new and exciting show to global audiences, accompanied by her amazing band and dancers. As the only Irish artist to win the prestigious

European TV competition “Stars in Their Eyes” in front of over 33 million viewers, Rebecca captivated audiences with her perfect rendition of Tina Turner and continues to do so worldwide. Get ready to be blown away as Rebecca flawlessly performs Tina Turner’s greatest hits, including “Nutbush City Limits,” “Proud Mary,” “River Deep,” “Private Dancer,” “When the Heartache Is Over,” “Better Be Good To Me,” and the anthem “Simply the Best.” Don’t miss this chance to celebrate the iconic rock legend at Siamsa Tíre. Tickets are priced at €29/€27.

Open Call for Culture Night Kerry, 2023

Culture Night, an annual celebration of Irish culture, is set to take place on September 22, 2023. On this special night, doors to museums, theaters, and galleries across Ireland will open late, offering free access to the public. The event is made possible through the support of the Arts Council and local authorities like Kerry County Council. Last year, Culture Night attracted 742,000 participants who engaged with 1,700 events nationwide. Kerry County Council organized a program that included musical performances, fire shows, and outdoor film screenings. Building on the success of 2022, the Arts Office aims to create an even more diverse and inclusive experience for Culture Night 2023, with a focus on post-

9pm events and innovative arts. An open call for submissions has been launched by the Arts Office, inviting individuals and institutions, including artists, galleries, libraries, schools, and community groups, to contribute to the program. The deadline for applications is June 20, 2023, and interested parties can contact arts@kerrycoco.ie for more information.

Culture Night is funded by Kerry County Council and the Arts Council, with support from Creative Ireland Kerry. It encourages collaboration and exploration by opening doors to new spaces and offering a variety of experiences. The Arts Council’s #PayTheArtist policy ensures that participating artists are

Support Hospice Sunflower Days & Kerry Hospice Foundation by donating on-street or online on June 9/10th

Together for Hospice, The National Hospice Movement, is delighted to announce that Hospice Sunflower Days is returning for its 33rd year with 19 hospices throughout the country taking part in the on-street collection on Friday 9th June and Saturday 10th June 2023. This year’s campaign was launched by Hospice Sunflower Days Ambassador, Mary Kennedy. On hand to support the launch were Virgin Media presenters; Karen Koster, Martin King and Deric Hartigan.

compensated for their contributions. To learn more about Culture Night, visit www.culturenight.ie.

SERA HUSKY ‘FAMILY FUN WEEKEND‘ IS BACK!

This vital Animal Rescue Organisation celebrates its 10th Anniversary with its ‘FUN’DRAISING SUNDAY MAY 28TH

A message from Maurice Enright , Mr ‘Sera Husky ‘ himself !

Our Family Day is a day for Animal lovers .....

2023 is our first Family Day since the pandemic and what a difference a couple of years makes! As an essential service we continued to work throughout the course of the pandemic and we saw a dramatic change in attitude towards animals and dogs in particular! Many dogs were bought /adopted with little thought and unfortunately as the restrictions were relaxed and people went back to work we saw a huge increase in the amount of dogs needing rescue space. This year has continued to see that trend increase with dozens of dogs/goats/horses needing help with many needing extensive veterinary care.

This time of year sees many young wild animals who never fail to amaze us with the pickles they get themselves into,! We’ve rehabbed many wild animals over the years but this year saw us having to hand rear a little fox kitt that was no more than a few days old ! ,”Jamie” thrived after a slow start,he has now moved on to the next stage of his rehab.

This year ,this Sunday coming , May 28th , at our Family Fun Day in Lisselton , we have the usual family treats for the kids and adults but we really want to meet families who are interested in adopting the unwanted,and unfortunately for them we have a lot to choose from.

They may not be the fanciest of dogs but they do have amazing personalities and will make the best companions,. We have added to the number of reptiles and we will be doing talks throughout the day and dispel some of the myths that surround snakes and reptiles in general. The day kicks off at 11am and will go on till 5pm,

We have so many great prizes to be won on the day , with two signed jerseys up for grabs,one Kerry shirt signed by the current All Ireland champions Kerry and one Manchester Utd shirt signed by the great(depending on who you

support) Roy Keane! Thank you for your continued support and hope to see you on Sunday.

Sera Husky & Animal Rescue Lisselton, Co Kerry V31 WE16

Photo: Domnic Walsh

THIS IS A CHANCE TO COME AND MEET A POSSIBLE NEW FAMILY MEMBER. WITH MORE DOGS THAN EVER COMING INTO RESCUE - WE NEED YOUR HELP MORE THAN EVER, AND SO DO THE ANIMALS!

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Local MEP presented with signed Kerry FC Jersey

MEP for Ireland South, Seán Kelly (right), is pictured being presented with a signed jersey by Kerry FC Manager Seán O’Keefe (left) during Kerry FC - Bray Wanderers match on Saturday, 20th May.

John Moran was about to say a prayer at Wethers Well,Ardfert on Tuesday last week on the feast day of St.Brendan.Photo Moss Joe Browne. Simply the Best ! thanks Tina !

Happy Birthday Rachel !

Happy Birthday Chelsea !

Delicious Forge Pizza now open for the Summer Season in Fenit ( also open in Castlegregory)

TALKING SPORT WITH THE TRALEE ADVERTISER

KERINS O’RAHILLYS CLUB UPDATE:

Seniors:

Kerins O’Rahillys secure a thrilling victory with a final score of 1-13 to 1-12.

Div 6A:

Kerins O’Rahillys dominate Kilcummin, securing a 10-point victory.

Solid teamwork and fitness lead to a successful second half for Kerins O’Rahillys.

Kerry: Mayo hands Kerry their first championship home defeat since 1995. Kerry aims to bounce back in their upcoming match against Cork.

Juveniles:

Kerins O’Rahillys’ Juvenile Academy and U8/U10 teams have a successful day against Austin Stacks.

Boys and girls of various age groups showcase their skills and teamwork.

Impressive performances from U10 girls against Austin Stacks.

U13 boys show determination in a close match against Rathmore.

Nótaí na mBan:

Kerins O’Rahillys celebrates the growth and success of girls’ and ladies’ football in the club.

U12 girls take a break before resuming training for the Co. League.

Scoil Eoin competes in the division 1 final of Cumann na mBunscol.

U14 girls secure victory in the division 4 B final of the NCP Co. League.

Excitement builds for Féile as preparations intensify for the regional encounter. U16 girls focus on upcoming exams and look forward to a footballfilled summer.

Senior ladies deliver an exciting match in the Donal Curtin Cup.

AUSTIN STACK CLUB: Senior Football: Dingle

Comeback Stuns Austin Stacks

Austin Stacks took an early lead but fell short in a thrilling match against Dingle. After a commanding first half, Austin Stacks had a six-point lead in the final minutes.

Upcoming matches against Desmonds, Kilcummin, Milltown, and Gneeveguilla will be crucial.

B Football: Duagh’s Dominance Ends

Austin Stacks’ Season

Duagh claimed a comfortable victory against Austin Stacks in their final Co. League match.

Duagh and Lispole secure promotion to Division 4, while Austin Stacks’ fate remains uncertain.

The status of Austin Stacks and Ballylongford for the next season is yet to be determined.

U21 Football: Austin Stacks

Narrowly Lose to South Kerry

Austin Stacks put up a valiant fight but fell short against South Kerry in the Co. Championship. After an early goal from South Kerry, Austin Stacks recovered well and remained competitive. Despite a late surge, Austin Stacks couldn’t overcome the deficit, losing by a single point.

The C Team: Co. League Matches Still to Come

Austin Stacks C Team has two remaining Co. League matches. They will face O’Rahillys away on the weekend of May 28th and Laune Rangers at home on June 18th.

The D Team: Strong Start for Austin Stacks D Team

Austin Stacks D Team started their Co. League campaign with a brilliant win

against Scartaglin. They have two back-to-back away matches against Duagh and Beaufort. Two more rounds follow, including a home match against Tarbert and an away match against Clounmacon.

Kudos to Austin Stacks’ U21 Team and Management Austin Stacks’ U21 team displayed great skill and determination, led by Manager Denis Sayers.

The team’s late resurgence showcased their resilience and potential. Notably, members of this season’s management team were part of the victorious 2002 U20/21 Co. Championship team.

All-Stars: Austin Stack Club All-Stars sessions continue to provide fun and games for neurodivergent children.

Everyone is welcomed to Connolly Park on Sunday (28th) at 10 am.

Peil Faoi 13: U13 training and preparations underway for County League challenge against John Mitchel Club.

The Firies Invitational Blitz awaits on Saturday (27th) in Farranfore. Division 1A and Division 13A group games against Na Gaeil set for Sunday (28th) in Connolly Park.

Peil Faoi 15:

Training sessions on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday in preparation for upcoming fixtures. U15 B team eagerly awaiting a decision on the Division 9 semi-final or final.

Peil Faoi 17:

Unfortunate loss for minors in Central League (Division 2) final against Ballymac by a single point. Strong effort by the team, and praise for their dedication and performance.

Full panel listed with notable players.

Peil Faoi 21: U21s showcased excellent performance in the County Championship, narrowly losing to South Kerry Divisional side.

Kerry:

Best wishes to Kerry Minors in their upcoming Minor Football Championship match.

Austin Stacks players representing Kerry in the under 17 category. Good luck to Dylan Ó Cathasaigh and the Kerry senior team in their championship game against Cork.

JOHN MITCHELS CLUB NOTES

Senior Men

Mitchels faced Fossa at home in front of a great crowd

Fossa took an early lead with two points Mitchels scored their first point in the 17th minute

By halftime, Fossa was leading 0-08 to 0-03 After the break, Fossa extended their lead with two more points Fossa won the match with a final score of 1-12 to 1-09 Well done to the senior players, coaches, and management Senior Men Development League

Senior development team will play Dingle at home on May 28th (time to be confirmed)

Senior Ladies continued preparations for the Donal Curtin Cup Training sessions focused on fitness and tactical game awareness

Effort from players augurs well for the season

New members are always welcome Next game against Annascaul/

Castlegregory combination team at home

Under 16 Girls

Manor West Hotel sponsored the U16 Girls jerseys

Girls showcased their new kit and took photos

Grateful for the sponsorship

Under 15 Boys

Gold team played Listowel Emmets in the league semi-finals Training sessions held to prepare for the central league Minors

Tough loss against Castlegregory in the Central League Well wishes to injured players Ben Cullihane and Darragh O Callaghan Town League dates to be confirmed

ST PATS GAA CLUB UPDATE:

Gaelic4Girls Initiative: Successful completion of 10-week Gaelic for girls LGFA initiative at St Pats Girls received their Gaelic for girls Jerseys and integrated well into existing training groups

Warm welcome extended to girls and their families at St Pats

Under 12 Girls: Exciting game against Listowel Emmets resulting in a one-point win

Welcome to new U12 members from Gaelic4girls initiative Next game at home against Finuge/St.

Senan’s

Under 13: No game, but well-attended training sessions

Preparation for next game against Kerins O’Rahillys “B” team Encouragement for good attendance at training sessions

Under 14 Girls: Competitive game against John Mitchels in Kerry LGFA Division 8B League final Proud performance despite loss in extra time

Challenge match against Ballyduff upcoming

Under 15:

Ongoing training sessions in preparation for central region competition

Under 17: U17 team to play away against Ballymac B

Seniors:

Tough Round 7 game against Ballyduff Players such as Kieran Hurley, David O Callaghan, and Brendan Poff contributed points

Kieran Hurley scored a penalty goal Strong resistance, but Ballyduff proved too strong in the end

TRALEE PARNELLS CLUB UPDATES:

U7 Hurling: Tralee Parnell’s U7’s impress at Ballyheigue blitz

Played 3 matches each against Ballyheigue, Ballyduff, Causeway & Crotta

Practice paying off as boys perform well Appreciation to Ballyheigue for hosting and providing refreshments

U9 Hurling:

U9 team showcases skills at Causeway matches

Strong turnout and great performance

Thanks to Causeway for organizing the blitz

Training now on grass in Caherslee, Tuesdays and Fridays at 6:30 pm

U13 Hurling:

Encouraging performance by U13 team in the North Kerry Championship Displayed heart and determination against skillful Causeway

Final score 2:9 to 0:7

Promising development as young players

Kerry Hurling Academy Development Squad:

U14, U15, and U16 squads in action

U14s victorious in games against Carlow and Wicklow

Several Tralee Parnells players on the U14 squad

U15s face Tipperary, U16s defeat Kildare

Parnells players contribute to U16 squad’s success

Kerry U16 Camogie:

U16 team puts up a good fight against Roscommon

Parnells players contribute to an exciting game

Kerry Senior Camogie:

Ciara Maloney and Katie Dwyer represent Kerry in Munster Intermediate Camogie Final

Senior Hurling:

Important County League game for Senior hurlers against Causeway B Victory secures progression to knockout stages

Support the team at home on Wednesday at 7 pm

KERRY FC ACADEMY RESULTS:

Under 15:

Limerick FC 2 vs Kerry FC 7

Impressive win for Kerry FC under 15 team in Limerick

Szymon Jasinski and Ram Hadi both score braces

Christy Burke, Saad Abdalla, and Kalen Browne also find the net

Under 19:

Cork City FC 4 vs Kerry FC 0

Cork City comfortably defeats Kerry FC despite efforts from Oisin Breen and Obinna Izehi

Under 14 Cup:

Kerry FC travels to Cobh

Jack Daly stands out for the visitors

Results not registered at the youngest level

Upcoming Fixtures:

Saturday 27th: U17 team faces Cobh at 3 pm in the Cup (away match)

Saturday 27th: U14 team hosts Carlow Kilkenny at 2 pm

Sunday 28th: Kerry hosts Wexford at 2 pm in the Cup

Acknowledgement & 1st Anniversary

In loving memory of Ned O’ Shea, Keel, Tralee & Killarney Who died on 29th May 2022

As we lovingly remember and greatly miss Ned as we approach his first anniversary, his partner Kathleen and family and extended family would like to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our wonderful neighbours and friends for their support and kindness to us during this difficult time.

A special word of thanks to Ned’s family and staff who called to our house and supported us in every way. Thanks so much to all those kind people who brought food, sent Mass and sympathy cards, perpetual enrolments, floral tributes, condolences on RIP.ie, phone calls, and to all who attended the funeral home, requiem Mass and burial, and the many who watched online.

Thank you to the Lackabane residents who lined the roadside for Ned’s final journey from home, and to the local Gardaí who led the cortège by Garda escort.

A special thank you to Fr. Simon for the lovely rosary in the house and your meaningful words.

Our sincere thanks to Fr. Kieran O’Brien and Fr. Tom Looney who concelebrated Ned’s funeral Mass.

Thank you especially Fr. Kieran for your kind words of comfort, your fitting tribute to Ned and making the Mass so touching and special, it comforts us every day.

Thank you to all those who did readings, brought up the gifts, the wonderful musicians and singers… your input made the funeral Mass so special.

Thanks so much to James and Michael for your kind words. Your eulogies to your Dad were so fitting and well delivered… you did him proud.

Thank you to Cal at mycondolences.ie for the personal live stream and recording of the Mass.

A huge thank you to all those who travelled long distances to be with us, especially from UK and USA.

Many thanks to The Festival of Kerry, Tralee Golf Club and Ned’s building team for performing guards of honour at the Church of the Resurrection Killarney.

We would like to express our gratitude to the medical teams and staff at UHK and CUH for your help and kindness shown to Ned during his short stays with you.

Endless thanks to Michael and Mary O’Shea and your staff for your empathy, support, professionalism, and guidance in arranging the funeral. A special word of thanks to Graham Gleasure for liaising with you to have Ned reposing in Tralee.

Thanks for the music and singing at the graveside, it meant so much.

Thank you to the grave diggers in the scenic Aghadoe Lawn burial ground for preparing Ned’s final resting place.

A huge thank you to Bernadette Randles at Dromhall Hotel for providing a beautiful funeral lunch on a very busy bank holiday weekend. As a token of appreciation, the sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for the intentions of all those mentioned, as well as those impossible to mention, there are so many.

First anniversary Mass for Ned is on Thursday evening 1st June at 7.30 pm in Keel church. May he rest in peace.

Tralee Chess Club

League Trophy presentation night On Monday night Tralee Chess Club held their end of year trophy presentation night.Yunis Barudi from the Ukraine was the league winner.Runner up was his compatriot Oleksandr Zakcadndyi.In third place was Croatian Mirko Kopic.It was a very successful year for the club.Tralee also won Division 2 of a very competitive Munster Chess League.The team were Yunis Barudi, Oleksandr Zakcadndyi, Mirko Kopic, Vicki Angelova from Bulgaria, Ayman Osman from Syria, Michael Wycherley from Mullingar, Paul Shanahan and Johnny Hoare from Tralee.The club will now break for the summer but will return in September.The venue is upstairs in the Castle Bar.

Kerry FC fail to avenge against Bray!

KERRY FC 0–2 BRAY WANDERERS FC

Kerry FC faced Bray Wanderers in a home game at Mount Hawk Park, hoping to avenge their previous defeat. Bray sat in fourth place in the league and had won only one of their last six games. Kerry came into the match with newfound confidence after securing their first-ever win in the Senior League of Ireland first division against Athlone Town. The home crowd showed tremendous support, and Kerry aimed to deliver another victory.

The first half started cautiously, with both teams having equal possession but limited chances. Kerry began to settle into the game and created their first opportunity through a headed effort by Ryan Kelliher,

which was comfortably saved by Bray’s goalkeeper. Both sides had their moments, but Bray’s defensive line caught Kerry offside multiple times.

Bray had their best chance of the half when Dane Massey’s shot was well saved by Kerry’s goalkeeper. Towards the end of the half, Kerry had a couple of opportunities, with Sean McGrath’s shot sailing just over the goal and Kevin Williams missing the target from a corner.

The second half saw Bray take the lead with a goal from Harry Groome, which deflated Kerry’s momentum. Kerry struggled to create chances and were outperformed in midfield. Despite their efforts, they couldn’t

find an equalizer. Bray sealed the victory with a penalty, awarded for a handball by Ryan Kelliher. The decision was disputed, but Bray converted the penalty to secure a 2-0 win.

Although Kerry displayed confidence

from their previous win, their second-half performance fell short. They will need to address their issues and aim for a victory in their upcoming home game against Wexford to get back on track.

photo credit to Adam Kowalczyk.

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