JOB OPORTUNITY
Mercy Secondary School Mounthawk, Tralee, Co. Kerry, as an equal opportunities employer, invites applications for
CARETAKER POSITION
Position: 20 hours spread over 3 days Wednesday to Friday from 2:00pm to 9:00pm.
Some flexibility for hours can be required at other times.
Proposed start date: 23rd October 2024
• Experience working in a school environment is desirable.
• Qualifications in a trade desirable. Has own transport.
• Garda Vetting essential.
• Rate of pay in line with DES structures.
Outline Job specification and Application Form available to download from www.mercymounthawk.ie/employment-opportunities/
To be returned by e-mail to applications@mercymounthawk.ie by 5.00 p.m. on the closing date, Thursday 3rd October 2024.
LOVE TO LEARN TO DANCE?
Venue: St. Brendan’s Pastrol Center, Tralee
During this course you will learn about development and learning in children with special needs and about the role of an SNA. You will learn about child development and behaviour theories.
Details
Starts; Tuesday 24th September 2024 Duration; 20 Weeks - Tuesday Evenings Location; Tralee Education Support Centre
Cara Credit Union Punches Hard With Newest Brand Ambassador Kevin
“The Kingdom Warrior” Cronin.
Cara Credit Union are thrilled to announce the appointment of Kevin “The Kingdom Warrior” Cronin as one of its newest brand ambassadors.
Kevin, a professional boxer from Tralee, is renowned for his skill, dedication, resilience and community spirit and is another perfect local representative for Cara Credit Union.
“We are delighted to welcome Kevin as brand ambassador,” said Philip Lynch, Cara Credit Union. “His dedication to excellence mirrors Cara Credit Union’s values which resonates with our mission to support our members in achieving their financial goals.” Philip added further “We would also like to wish Kevin the very best of luck in his big title fight against Emmet Brennan for the BUI Celtic Super Middleweight Title on the 20thSeptember in the 3 Arena Dublin. All of Cara Credit Union are behind Kevin for this massive fight”. Tickets to Kevin’s fight
can be found on Ticket Master. As brand ambassador, Kevin will champion Cara Credit Union’s commitment to providing exceptional customer and financial services to its members. “Being local, I can see first-hand just how much Cara Credit Union does for its members and the local community in general. I am thrilled to be on board,” said Kevin.
Kevin is the second high profile local brand ambassador Cara Credit Union has teamed up with and shows just how much pride it has in local athletes to help promote its services.
One of Cara Credit Union’s many products available to its members is it’s current account. Cara Credit Union’s current account offers members instant access to their money through a globally accepted Mastercard Debit Card. It also has a secure app, overdraft facility, ability to check balances and transfer funds, compatibility with Google Pay, Apple
To apply for a current account membership can visit www. caracreditunion.ie, call 066 71 22373 or visit any of their branches in Tralee, Castleisland, Killorglin, Ballyduff, Causeway or Corca
Scale the walls of historic King John’s Castle for Recovery Haven Kerry
Following on from the success of last year’s fundraising Abseil Challenge at Thomond Park, cancer support charity Recovery Haven Kerry is doing it all again – albeit at a new location!
This time, organisers are inviting participants to scale the walls of Limerick’ historic King John’s Castle, with registration now open for the October 19th event.
The charity has once again teamed up with Nevsail Watersports & Adventures to offer this extremely unique abseiling experience, scaling from the amazing vantage point of the castle gatehouse turret and absorbing the view of Limerick’s rooftop, while descending the historic walls.
PR & Marketing officer at Recovery Haven, Marisa Reidy, explained that the abseil is a follow-on from the charity’s hugely successful event
at Thomond Park last year, which raised over €17,000 for the charity.
Spaces are limited, however – so early registration is hugely important.
“With so many charities seeking the public’s support to raise muchneeded funds, we always try to offer a fundraising opportunity that is different and fun. So having seen how well last year’s event went, we decided to do it again, but change it up a bit with a new location,” she said.
“As well as an individual challenge, the event is also ideal as a corporate or team building day out, or a great end of season get together for sports teams and clubs.”
Anyone interested in signing up for the abseil can do so by logging onto www.recoveryhavenkerry. com and clicking the event section; via Recovery Haven Kerry’s social media platforms or directly
via the following link: https:// register.enthuse.com/ps/event/ AbseilChallengeatKingJohnsCastle/ Ticket?
A €50 deposit is required at registration, after which participants are asked to raise an additional €250 (minimum) for the charity.
This can be paid in full at registration, or if you prefer, can be fundraised in the weeks leading up to the event by setting up a fundraising page or through sponsorship cards available from Recovery Haven.
TRALEE | CO KERRY
Guests and visitors alike can enjoy locally sourced, modern cuisine from our newly crafted menu and our extensive range of daily specials.
Dine in a casual and relaxed setting with breathtaking views of Tralee Bay and the Slieve Mish Mountains.
The Palace Bar & Restaurant is Open All Week!!! Sun - Thurs 12.30pm – 8pm | Friday & Sat 12.30pm - 9pm A la Carte & Daily Specials - All walk-ins welcome!
Ballyroe Heights Hotel hosts semi-private and private function rooms to cater for the perfect atmosphere for your party. To reserve your booking, please contact us by phone: 066-7126796 / Email: info@ballyroe.com or just call in to us .
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN TRALEE
Photos by John Cleary
ABOVE: Bewley’s Big Coffey Morning for the Kerry Hospice Foundation will take place on the 26th of September. This year some of the former Rose of Tralee helped to launch the annual event, last year 40,000 was raised over 2.1 Million in 2023 for all the 24 Hospitals Nationwide. sitting Sineád Boyle 1982 Rose, Mary Shanahan Secretary Kerry Hospice Foundation and Ann Foley 1967 Rose, back row left Margaret Crean KHF, Marí O’Connell Director of Nurses Palliate Care, Andrea O’Donoughue, PRO KHF, Denise Murphy, 1991 Rose, Shelia Lawlor 1980 Rose, Rachel Duffy 2022 Rose and Bridie O’Connor KHF.
ABOVE: Cheque for 5,322-72 EURO presentation from the “Glanageenty Loopers”, Ballymacelligott, on their Coast2Coast Bray Head, Co Wicklow, run to Bray Head, Valentia Island, in aid of the Kerry Hospice Foundation, the race Brian Byrne inspired on members of Glanageenty Loopers to take on the challenge to cover the race as a relay, they were presnted with a slate coaster from Valentia Slate which was this year a coveted status of World Heritage Stone. Presented at Kerry Hospice l-r Julia Byrne, Mary Shanahan Secretary KHF, Brian Byrne and Niamh Abeyta, back row Arlene Mahony, Fiona Mullins, Margo Barry and Evelyn Doody KHF.
: Press launch Gala Concert Red Hurley in aid of Kerry Hospice Foundation Sunday 29th September 2024 in St. Brendan’s Church Tralee at 7.30 pm. Special Guests O’Carroll Sisters with St. John’s Gregorian Choir, Kerry School of Music Orchestra and Kerry Chamber Choir. L-r Peter Coffey KHF, Maura Sullivan Treasurer Tralee Br Kerry Hospice Foundation, Catherine O’Halloran KHF, Fr. Padraig Walsh P.P. Our Lady and St. Brendan’s Church, Tralee, Bridie O’Connor KHF, Padraig Brown KHF, Mary Shanahan Secretary KHF, Aidan O’Carroll, Director Kerry School of Music, and Michael (Fox) O’Connor KHF.
ABOVE: Wedding Anniversary Mass at St. John’s Church Tralee on Saturday night for couples celebrating their special Wedding Anniversary with Fr. Tadhg Fitgerald P.P. St. John’s Church, included in group Maria & Asswin Shalini (10th) Anniversary, Brenda & Patrick Whyte (25th). Maureen & Hugh Fitzgibbon (30th). Vivienne & Benito Ycasa (40th). Mary & Donnie Holly (40). Elizabeth & John O’Keeffe (45). Elizabeth & Denis Costello (45). Anne & Dan McCarthy (45). Margaret & Tim O’Connell (50). Maureen & Tom O’Halloran (50). Margaret & David McNamara (55). Mary & Tony Ennis (55). Rosaline & John Mangan (55). Bridget & Brendan Hurbert (55). Theresa & John Devane (55). Peggy & Eddie Shanahan (64). Mary & Teddy O’Carroll (67). Connie & Betty Turner (50).
Natalie Sheehan (20) from Killorglin to represent Kerry at Miss Universe Ireland 2024
Natalie Sheehan (20) from Killorglin will represent Kerry at the Miss Universe Ireland Final at the Fairways Hotel, Dundalk, on Friday, September 20th. She is passionate about raising awareness for chronic spontaneous urticaria dermographia, a rare skin condition she has struggled with. She also advocates for women in sports and supports diverse family structures. This Friday, 27 finalists from across Ireland will compete for the Miss Universe Ireland crown, with a special performance from Irish boyband ‘Next in Line.’ Current titleholder Aisha Akorede will crown the winner, who will represent
Ireland at the 73rd Miss Universe Final in Mexico City on November 16th.
Aisha Akorede (25) from Leixlip, Co. Kildare, made headlines as the current Miss Universe Ireland, featuring on CNN in a handmade costume representing Ireland. A law graduate, Aisha is completing the Chartered Governance Qualification Programme, and is the founder of ‘Recrowned Ireland,’ a social justice initiative supporting women’s confidence and awareness.
The Miss Universe Organization is a global, inclusive platform celebrating diverse cultures, backgrounds, and stories. For the first time, finalists
can be married, divorced, mothers, or trans women, with no upper age or height limits. Contestants from over 90 countries compete annually, serving as inspirational leaders.
The 73rd Miss Universe Competition will take place on November 16th, 2024, featuring 90 contestants from around the globe. Tickets for the Miss Universe Ireland final are available at www.g8events. ie, with highlights on social media @ missuniverseirelandorg.
Standing Ovation for winners at Kerry Community Awards
Cúnamh Iveragh CLG received a standing ovation after being named the overall winner at the 2024 Kerry Community Awards on Thursday night. The 17th edition of the awards took place at The Rose Hotel, Tralee, celebrating the community and voluntary sector’s efforts to improve the quality of life across Kerry.
Cúnamh Iveragh, based in Cahersiveen, supports children and young adults with intellectual disabilities, providing care and fostering involvement from parents and carers in decision-making. Since its founding, the group has made significant progress, including purchasing an eight-bedroom house in 2013, with part converted into a Day Centre. In 2022, they opened a
four-bedroom respite house on the same site.
Brendan Murphy, the group’s secretary, expressed their joy and surprise at the win, saying, “It’s a complete surprise to us, and I’m delighted for everyone involved over the years.”
A special award for Best Community Start-Up was presented to Phoenix Women’s Shed. Bill Morrell, Chairperson of the Planning Team for the Kerry Community Awards, credited the event’s success to generous sponsors.
Kevin Hughes, Group Editor of The Kerryman and Chair of the Judging Panel, praised Cúnamh Iveragh for their dedication and behind-thescenes work. He expressed pride in The Kerryman’s 20-year involvement
In total, 20 community groups were
Tralee Parnells Hurling and Camogie Club
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10am - 4pm (by appointment)
From Saturday 28th September Cara Credit Union | Tralee Branch will be open Saturdays, 10am-4pm by appointment basis only You can open single accounts, joint accounts, minor accounts, current accounts and reactivate dormant accounts
You can book an appointment by scanning the QR code, visiting www.caracreditunion.ie or calling 066 712 2373
• Please note there will be no other ser vices or cash ser vices available at the counter bar opening of booked account openings
• Kiosks will be available to lodge/ withdrawal as per usual. Online registration is needed for Kiosk withdrawal.
Please refer to booking email for documentation needed to open relevant accounts.
GOOD NEWS ONLY!
3RD OCT THUR 8.00PM
Bruised Orange John Prine Tribute Band
Ireland's premier John Prine Tribute band will perform with special guest Tralee singer Catriona O'Sullivan. Boasting some of Ireland's most experienced musicians the band features Michael ‘Mike Mack’ McGarry, Anthony Toby Cregan, Derek Matthews, Steve Milne and Shay Carry, creating a unique live John Prine experience.
Tickets €25
Nollaig Casey, Niall McCabe & Mike McGoldrick
Music Network presents this newly curated line-up of Transatlantic Sessions regular, multi-instrumentalist Mike McGoldrick, acclaimed fiddle and viola player (of Coolfin/Planxty) Nollaig Casey, and one of Ireland's rising folk stars Niall McCabe.
Tickets €21/19
* All tickets subject to €1.50 booking fee
The Speks
This funny and interactive family show presents lively nursery rhymes and sing-along songs set to acoustic Irish music which will have all the family jumping, clapping and laughing along.
Tickets €11
Mario Rosenstock Live
Much-loved multi-award winning satirist, mimic, comedian and host, Mario Rosenstock returns for a guaranteed night of superb entertainment. Creator and voice behind 'Gift Grub' on Today FM, don't miss this opportunity to see him live!
Tickets €41
We are pleased to announce the commencement of a major development at Kerry Airport with the introduction of a New Arrivals Hall and Departures Lounge.
Passenger numbers have soared since 2022 and we are redeveloping to ensure that everyone who travels through Kerry Airport has a comfortable and positive experience.
Departures Extension & Café
Important Travel Information For Passengers
It is our intention to minimise the disruption to passengers and other customers at Kerry Airport during the construction of the new Arrivals Hall and Departures Lounge.
Passengers are advised to:
• Arrive in plenty of time before your flight to ensure a smooth check-in and passage through Security.
• Use the Long Term Carpark as space in the Short Term Carpark will be limited for the duration of the build.
• Drop off and pick up passengers from the Long Term Carpark.
• Adhere to the Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs) Rules that are clearly displayed throughout Kerry Airport.
• Have your travel documents ready for inspection to allow for an efficient transition to the Departures Hall and the boarding of your flight.
Kerry Airport regrets any inconvenience during this important phase of our future development.
“SNAPPED ON SOCIAL MEDIA”
When James met Maggie!
Tralee man (and actor ) James Coffey met Hollywood actress Maggie Grace( Taken , Lost , Walking Dead ) recently at a Comicon Event in the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Belfast .
“Here in KP Therapy we are delighted to share that we have a stand at the annual Horans Health & Wellness Expo”. says owner Kevin Prunty . “It is taking place Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th September at The Rose Hotel Tralee from 10am until 5pm each day!
We will be a part of an offering that includes over 50 Health & Lifestyle brands providing product knowledge, samples, holistic services and much more. We look forward to seeing you all there! Happy Friday! “ ,
From Kevin and all the team at KP Therapy, The Brandon Leisure Centre .
KP Therapy looking forward to the Horans Health & Wellness Expo! Minister Foley Statement: Kerry Ambulance Update... No reduction in Service
Over the last number of days, I have both engaged and met with the Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly T.D regarding proposed changes to the provision of ambulance service in Kerry. Minister Donnelly has confirmed he has intervened to ensure there will be no reduction in emergency ambulance cover in Kerry and West Cork.
I welcome the Ministers personal intervention in this matter and his commitment to ensure an existing level of service remains in place. I would like to acknowledge the outstanding work of everyone involved in the ambulance service throughout Kerry and welcome this confirmation from Minister Donnelly. Norma Foley
Wednesday
Tralee Pipe Band Hall, Matt Talbot Road, Tralee 7.30am & 9:00 am 5:30pm & 7:00pm
Thursday
Meadowlands Hotel, Oakpark, Tralee 9am & 10:30am 5.30pm & 7:00pm
Friday
Meadowlands Hotel, Oakpark, Tralee 7.30am, 9:00am & 10:30am
LAUGHTER ....THE BEST MEDICINE !
A WOMAN COMES HOME LATE IN THE NIGHT AND GOES QUIETLY IN THE BEDROOM
To her surprise, she sees male and female feet peeking out from under the blanket. Shocked and raging, she gets her baseball bat and beats and beats until all movement stops. After that she goes into the living room and sees her husband laying on the sofa. He turns to her half asleep: “Oh, you’re home, darling. I’m afraid we have to sleep here tonight, My parents came for a surprise visit.”
BOSS, I’VE GOT A PROBLEM
Boss: There’s no such thing as a problem. There are only opportunities.
Man: Oh ok. Then I have a serious drug opportunity.
A MAN WALKED INTO A HARDWARE STORE AND PICKED UP A CAN OF FLY SPRAY
“Is this good for wasps?” he asked the assistant. “No, it kills them.”
I TOOK OUR BODY WEIGHT SCALE OUT TO WEIGH MYSELF
And after stepping on the scale I pulled in my stomach, to which my girlfriend reacted: “you know that doesn’t help at all”. I told her “sure it does, now I can see the numbers”
LAST NIGHT I RODE MY BIKE TO THE OFF LICENCE
... and bought a bottle of whisky. I put the bottle in the bike basket but before riding back I thought: what if I fall down for some reason?
The bottle will break! So I drank the whole bottle of whisky before riding home. And thank God I did, because I must have fallen down about a dozen times before I got home.
A GROUP OF GUYS, ALL TURNING 40, DISCUSSED WHERE THEY SHOULD MEET FOR LUNCH.
Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the waitresses were pretty and wore mini-skirts.
Ten years later, at age 50, the friends once again discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the waitresses were attractive. The food and service was good and the beer selection was excellent.Ten years later, at age 60, the friends again discussed where they should meet for lunch.
Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because there was plenty of parking, they could dine in peace and quiet with no loud music, and it was good value for money.
Ten years later, at age 70, the friends discussed where they should meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because the restaurant waswheelchair accessible and had a toilet for the disabled. Ten years later, at age 80, the friends discussed where they hould meet for lunch. Finally it was agreed that they would meet at Wetherspoons in Uxbridge because they had never been there before.
A WOMAN IS ON TRIAL FOR BEATING HER HUSBAND UP WITH HIS GUITAR COLLECTION.
Judge: “First offender?”
Lady: “No first a Gibson, then a Fender.”
MONDAYS: TUMS, BUMS & THIGHS (LEVEL 3-4) - 6.15PM, 45 MIN
TUESDAYS: BODY SCULPT (LEVEL 2-3) - 6.30PM, 45 MIN
SATURDAYS: STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (LEVEL 3-4) - 10.30AM, 45 MIN
THURSDAYS: STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (LEVEL 3-4) - 7.00AM, 45 MIN FRIDAYS: TOTAL TONE (LEVEL 2-3) 6.30PM, 30 MIN
WEDNESDAYS: HIIT (HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING): 6PM, 30 MIN
Please book in advance for all classes & arrive at least 5 mins prior to start time
John Mitchels
Tuairiscigh Dumpáil Neamhdhleathach
Glaoigh ar 1800 326 228 Seol ríomhphost chuig environ@kerrycoco.ie
SPORT WITH THE TRALEE
KERINS O’RAHILLYS GAA NOTES
County Championship:
St Brendans, featuring players from Kerins O’Rahillys and other clubs, secured a 1-16 to 0-13 win over South Kerry in the opening round of the County Senior Football Championship. Jack Savage contributed 1-06 and Barry John Keane added 0-02. They will face St Kierans in the second round.
McElligott Cup:
Kerins O’Rahillys exited the Barrett Cup after a 1-17 to 2-08 loss to Desmonds, with a final surge of 1-06 from the opposition. Seán Collins played his final game before moving to Perth.
Mark Fitzgerald:
Mark Fitzgerald steps down as Clare Senior Bainisteoir to join the Kerry U20 team alongside Tomás O’Sé. Best of luck to him for 2025.
ClubZap:
Keep up with club news by downloading the ClubZap app and selecting Kerins O’Rahillys for updates. Juvenile Academy & Teams
Juvenile Academy:
The academy continues strong with fun sessions every Sunday morning.
U11 Boys:
The U11 boys showed great determination in their matches against Austin Stacks last Thursday.
U13 Boys:
The U13 B team narrowly lost to John Mitchels in the Central Region Division 7 Final. Aaron O’Sullivan had a standout performance. The U13 A team will compete in the Town League Division 2 and Central Region Division 2 Finals.
Ladies Teams
U12 Girls:
The U12 girls wrapped up their County League season with a strong showing against Rathmore. Coaches commended the players’ improvement throughout 2024.
U13 Girls:
Despite a close loss to Rathmore in the County Championship, key players Lexi Keane, Hannah O’Sullivan, and Aisling Donnelly stood out.
U14 Girls:
The U14 girls faced Annascaul/ Castlegregory in the North Kerry League but fell short. Wishing Niamh Lynch a speedy recovery.
U15 Girls:
The U15 girls will face Cromane in the Championship Quarter-Final. Support is encouraged.
U16 Girls:
The U16 girls drew 3-5 to 2-8 in the
North Kerry Final against Listowel Emmets. Replay details will be announced. They also celebrated Aoife’s birthday at training.
JOHN MITCHELS CLUB NOTES
Senior Men:
The Junior team secured a 1–7 to 0–8 win over Glenbeigh/Glencar in the Barrett Cup quarter-final, with key contributions from Cian O’Brien, Darragh Cunnane, and Conor Hurley. The semi-final awaits next weekend.
Senior Ladies:
The Senior Ladies concluded their season with a celebratory gathering. Best wishes to Niamh Myers and Tara Fitzgerald on their international travels.
Mothers & Others:
The team played a friendly against Laune Rangers and participated in the Castleisland Desmond’s Blitz. New members are welcome—contact Aisling at 087 2428358.
Minor Team:
The minors are currently on a break.
Academy:
Well done to all boys and girls who participated in a blitz against Firies.
Underage Teams:
U9 Boys: Training continues with great enthusiasm.
U8/10 Girls: Strong effort in training and blitz matches.
U12/13 Girls: Advanced to the U13 County Championship semi-final after a win against Ballyduff.
U14 Girls: Victory over Moyvane in the North Kerry League.
U16 Girls: Narrowly lost in the County League semi-final but had a great season.
Under 14/15 Boys: The U14 boys won the Dinny O’Connor Lee Strand Invitational Tournament, beating Austin Stacks in the final.
Bingo:
Continues Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 PM at John Joe Sheehy Road. Over 18s only.
AUSTIN STACK NOTES
Under 7/8/9 Football:
Training at 11 am next Sunday, 22nd September, in Caherslee. New players welcome.
Under 11 Football:
Training continues in Connolly Park on Sunday at 10:50 am and Thursday.
Under 13/14/15 Football: (i) The Lee Strand U14 Football
Tournament saw Austin Stack Club Team 1 reach the final but lose to John Mitchels. Nearly 40 boys represented the club. (ii) Congratulations to the U15 players for their efforts in the County Championship and U15 Central League Division 1 Final.
Minors:
Our minors narrowly lost to St. Kieran’s in the Keane’s Supervalu Minor County Championship Final but gave a commendable performance.
Club Gear:
Merchandise available at www.austinstacks.ie.
Fundraising Event – Quid Game:
Join us for a fundraising event on Friday, 25th October at Ballyroe Hotel, Tralee. Participants could win €10,000 for their cause! Contact Eileen at 087 261902 for details.
ST PATS GAA NOTES
Family Fun Day:
Join us for Family Fun Day on Sunday, 22nd September at 12 noon. No training, but enjoy the obstacle course, games, and entertainment by Kenny the Clown. Please bring snacks, and volunteers are needed for setup.
Juvenile Academy:
The Academy is back every Sunday, 1011 am. Open to boys and girls U5-U13.
U9:
Our U9s had a fun football evening against Austin Stacks.
U12 Girls:
The U12 girls played their final Go Games match against Shannonside/ Tarbert, with some stepping in to assist their opponents.
U13 Girls:
The U13 girls will play in the Club Championship Semi-Final on 22nd September. Venue to be confirmed.
Senior B’s:
The Senior B’s beat Cromane 1-13 to 1-07. Next game is against Moyvane.
TRALEE PARNELLS HURLING AND CAMOGIE CLUB NOTES
U11 Hurling:
The U11 boys enjoyed a change from training with an adventure walk in Ballyseedy Woods, followed by pizza and a puck around. They also competed
in the Con O’Calahane Memorial Tournament, playing against strong Munster teams and securing some wins.
U13 Camogie:
Our U13 Camogie team reached the Aoibeann Duffy Memorial Blitz final but narrowly lost to Causeway. Thanks to Cillard Camogie Club for hosting.
Golf Classic:
The club’s Golf Classic was a great success, with 26 teams participating. Many thanks to our sponsors for supporting the development of Pairc na Darach at Tralee Sports Complex. Marcy Mounthawk Senior Camogie
Team:
Congratulations to the Marcy Mounthawk Senior Camogie team for their victory over Presentation Tralee in the first round of the Kerry Colleges Hannah Scollard Cup.
BALLYMACELLIGOTT
GAA CLUB NOTES
Senior Ladies:
Congratulations to the Senior Ladies for their 1-13 to 1-3 win over Spa Killarney. They advance to the Junior A Championship semi-final against Cromane.
U13 Girls:
Our U13 girls, featuring U11s, U12s, and U13s, won against Southern Gaels in the County Championship.
Other Matches:
• U17 Ladies: Ballymac vs. John Mitchels on 18th Sept.
• U15 Ladies: Kilcummin vs. Ballymac on 20th Sept.
• U13 Boys: Lost 1-7 to 1-14 against Knock/Brosna.
St. Kieran’s Minors:
Congratulations to St. Kieran’s minors for winning the County Final.
Academy:
A fun morning at the Academy, with special thanks to the patient coaches.
St Michael’s Basketball Club Lixnaw Basketball resumes on 7th October at Lixnaw Community Centre for all ages from U8 upwards. Online registration is open. Contact Kathryn at 0876528538 or Tara at 0868386061 for details.