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LEGAL MATTERS CORNER MIRIAM MC GILLICUDDY ANSWERS YOUR LEGAL QUERIES Living Wills/Advanced Healthcare Directives Billy has heard of living wills but he is not sure what they are and is wondering whether he should arrange one.

A Living Will is a type of Advanced HealthCare Directive. It is a direction as to future health care. It is particularly important as it operates when one is not capable of giving these instructions. E.g if one was in a coma or had developed Alzheimers disease. These now have legal authority under the new Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Legislation 2015.

The Advanced Healthcare Directive is a written document by a person over 18 years of full legal capacity signed in the presence of two witnesses at least one of whom is not an immediate family member which sets out the person’s will and preferences concerning medical or healthcare treatment decisions. The person may appoint a designated healthcare representative to act on their behalf in relation to health care issues and decisions that may arise in the future at a time when he/she may not have the ability to make those decisions for him/herself. It promotes Autonomy and complements the advance care planning process.

It can be classified as a statement regarding the person’s wishes and preferences in relation to future medical care. It will set out the extent and type of healthcare the person wishes to have when they may not be able to make a decision on the healthcare and treatment at the particular time. People usually make directives to limit treatments to prolong life e.g. resuscitation, peg feeding, life support machines. Some people make directives to state that they want all possible treatments to be used however such a directive may not operate as it is dependent on healthcare resources.

This is the first time advanced health care has been included in legislation. If a medical issue arises it is standard practice to consult next of kin where the patient hasn’t got the capacity to make a decision. However the next of kin still have no legal right to make decisions on behalf of their nearest and dearest adults.

Forms to do a living will are available on the website www.thinkahead.ie Lawquip: I don’t find health-related puns funny anymore since I started suffering from an irony deficiency.”

If you have a legal query or need further information on any item addressed in this column please send in your query to mirs@gofree.indigo.ie Miriam McGillycuddy, Solicitor, Derryana, Ballyard, Tralee, County Kerry. LL:066-7181596/Mob: 0872604753

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Kerry publicans carry coffin to Leinster House as protest at death of rural pubs

Publicans from across Kerry gathered outside Leinster House this week to protest the death of rural pubs. They say that unless Government brings forward meaningful supports pub culture will all but disappear from Ireland.

The publicans carried a coffin to the gates of Leinster House to symbolise the death of the rural pub, while supporters from the county looked on.

While pubs will be allowed open on 21st September, Kerry publicans say huge problems remain within the sector.

Tralee publican Aidan Turner, who attended the protest, says the trade will need Government support if it’s to survive. “We organised this protest to highlight the fact we’ve been closed for six months with little or no support from Government.

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grant aid to pubs over the next 12 months, increase the duration of the commercial rates waiver until next summer and commit to enhancing the employment wage support scheme.

“Kerry pubs are loved by tourists from around the world and when they return, which they will, we need to ensure there are pubs here for them.

This is about survival until this pandemic is over. Today’s protest is a clear message to all the politicians that publicans, their families and staff demand more support,” Mr Turner concluded.

Patrick McCarthy from Paddy Macs & Jack Macs Pubs in Tralee said “I met all the Kerry TDs today along with my sons Johnny & Tommy and they expressed their full support for the plight of the pubs and they felt that we haven’t been treated fairly “

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ABOVE: Publicans picker the Minister of Education Norma Foley T.D. Office in Tralee, on Monday, from left Conor Linnane Bar, Richie Houlihan Bar, Justin McCarthy Jess bar, John McCarthy, Paddy Mac bar, Bernard Cassidy An Teach bar, Mike Parker, Kilflynn bar, Mark O’Sullivan Castle bar, Darren O’Sullivan, Castle bar, Sean Fuller, Betty’s bar, Aidan Turner, Turner’s bar, Tommy Comerford, Slieve Mish bar, Pat Creagh, bar, Denis Foran, the Rock bar, Kevin Cotter The Brogue Inn, and John Sullivan, Munster bar.

ABOVE: Relaxing after receiving their Leaving Cert results from Presentation Secondary school Tralee, pictured at the Brogue Inn on Monday night, from left Laura Scanlon, Mary O’Connell and Rachel Hanafin.

ABOVE: Presentation Secondary School students enjoying their Leaving Cert results on Monday night for a meal at the Brogue Inn, from left Hannah Grealish, Claire McCormack and Niamh Rahillys, Tralee.

ABOVE: On right of picture Declan O’Hara, Managing Director McElligott’s, Showrooms and Garage, Oakpark Park, Tralee, on behalf of McElligott’s who sponsored a quantity of Bidons Cycling bottles that will be sold to the Chain Gang members and the money received will be presented to the Kerry Hospice Foundation, the Chairman of the Chain Gang Cycling Club, Tralee, John Murray ABOVE: Staff from Debenhams, say Support The Debenhams thanked McElligott’s and Declan O’Hara Managing Workers, photo taken at Manor West shopping centre Tralee on Director, on left Secretary Chain Gang Dave Elton, Saturday, front from left Trish O’Sullivan, Deirdre Mangan and Avril Hewitt, C G, John Murray Chairman Chain Mary Deane, back from left Joan O’Sullivan, Gillian Goggin, Amy Gang, and Decan O’Hara, Managing Director Hourigan, Eva Landy and Sarah Hennessey.

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ABOVE: Young Ladies from Tralee and students at Presentation Secondary School Tralee, from left Kate Hennessey and Rachel Kilgallen, received the good news about their Leaving Certificate results and are enjoying their meal at the Brogue Inn on Monday night.

ABOVE: Cian Morgan, Tralee, a student at Gael Cholaiste Ciarrai, a high achiever in his Leaving Certificate results, picured with his friends at the Brogue Inn on Monday night.

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O’Rahilly’s Ladies are enjoying their Football!

Kerins O’ Rahilly’s U12 North Kerry shield winners last Saturday after their game v Annascaul. . Captained by Taylor Stack , final score Annascaul - 1-03 KOR - 5- 05

Kerins O’ Rahilly’s U6s enjoying their Sunday in Healy Park, Ballymacelligott last Sunday

Kerins O’ Rahillys stars of the future enjoying U6 training in Ballyrickard

Communion Celebrations

Abbie Morrisey with her grandparents Pat & Anette and baby sister Aoife on her First Holy Communion Day in St John the Baptist Church, Tralee on Saturday. Photo Joe Hanley

Jane Marie Cantwell who made her First Holy Communion on Saturday.

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Charlie Sharp who made his First Holy Communion on Saturday. Photo Joe Hanley

Ellie O’Sullivan with her grandparents and great grandmother on her First Holy Communion Day Saturday in St John The Baptist Church, Tralee, Jimmy, Denise,Tara and Ellie Anne O’Sullivan. Photo Joe Hanley

Jay Lynch who made his First Holy Communion on Saturday. Photo Joe Hanley

Hugo Mac Lughadha whom made his First Holy Communion on Saturday in St John The Baptist Church, Tralee.

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Norena O’Driscoll on her First Holy Conor Reidy who made his Communion on Saturday. Photo Joe First Holy Communion on Saturday Photo Joe Hanley Hanley

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Tommy & David hook up for a game

Jimmy launches The Hill for Bernard!

(Behind the masks, its Tommy Dowling & David Clifford !)

Delighted to launch my friend Bernard Brogan’s new book The Hill in Woulfe’s Bookshop Listowel! It provides the real story behind Dublin’s five-in-a-row!

Noel from Croi personally signing his new book, Vegtopia 2... available now!

Hugh Culloty’s is the ‘Bee’s Knees‘ ...read on

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“I’d just like to give a shout out to Hugh Cullotys in town - my mother needed a new tv, I’ll admit, I immediately thought to head up to Manor to the usual chains, but I remembered I had made a commitment to try and shop local as much as possible so I thought let’s check out Hugh Cullotys in town. Prices were as competitive as any of them, we were seen to straight away, staff were extremely knowledgeable and helpful, loaded tv into our car, and what I liked also is that we know we can contact them directly if there’s any problem, not some customer helpline abroad!

Am sure Walsh Bros Electrical are the same, so shop local as much as you can folks and support our lovely town! #mytuppence “....

Tralee Fenit Greenway... there is hope for Summer 2021!

It is hoped that a fair section of the Greenway from Spa to Fenit will be open before next Summer , according to senior council engineer Tom Sheehy , while the entire Greenway is to be completed between July and September. Fingers crossed Lads !

Kerry Publicans cross over to Leinster House this week Friday 11th September 2020

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Tralee mourns the sad passing of Donagh O Mahoney

Sadly Tralee lost a great young family man this week with the passing of Donagh O Mahoney of Ballyard Tralee (and formerly Bishopstown Cork ). Much involved in the sporting community in Tralee and so generous with his time , an IT man , as well as running Radar Sports & Retail with his wife Una , Donagh was very involved in Tralee Rugby Club and Tralee Harriers Athletic Club . The family funeral took place this Thursday in Our Lady & St Brendans Church , Tralee . Our sympathies and thoughts are with his beloved wife , friend and partner Una and his beautiful daughters Ava , Grace and Rachel as well as their extended family.

Tralee’s great words at the passing of Seán Hurley (Radio Kerry)

The town of Tralee and the media world lost another great man this week in the passing of Sean Hurley, “One of life’s true gentlemen and a great ambassador for the station over the years”.Fiona Stack , Manager Radio Kerry “His voice was as natural on radio as anyone could wish to hear. That quality alone could never be bought or trained “....Mark Leen Seán, he was an amazing person, he lived for his role in the station and minded that Killarney studio like it was his own home....Margaret Kissane “A gentleman and a great radio man. God rest Sean Hurley.” John Drummey “A true Pro. I can almost see Ted Keane , Michael Donovan and now Sean having a good ‘ol natter..”...June Carey “He was one of the good people you would be glad to say you knew.”....Paddy Hanafin “Sean it was a pleasure to know you and you will live on in the hundreds of recordings that you made.”...Padraig Harnett “- Sean loved his family dearly and his other love was radio.-”...Brian Hurley “ He touched the lives of so many people in a variety of ways. His enthusiasm, and his hallmark beaming smile, was infectious “...Con Dennehy

Four Learners From KCFE in National Campaign “This Is Fet”.

The voices and stories of Rory Murphy and Antoin Fletcher from Tralee, Amie McNamara from Listowel and Niambh O’Byrne from Abbeyfeale are part of a new digital campaign to coincide with the Leaving Cert results and will feature on platforms including Snapchat, Tik Tok, Facebook, Spotify and the Audio XI steaming network and will consist of both display and audio adverts.

SOLAS are the state body charged with the development and implementation of FET (Further Education and Training) strategy in Ireland.

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Officer John Herlihy (formerly of Radio Kerry) recorded the interviews at the Radio Production Studios at Kerry College’s Monavalley Campus in Tralee.

Local versions of the adverts are also airing on Radio Kerry and Spin Southwest. Kerry College offers over 100 full time courses across its campus locations in Tralee at Monavalley, Clash Road and Denny Street and at Listowel.

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SLOW COOKER HAM HOCK AND CHICKPEA STEW Serves 6 INGREDIENTS • • • • • • • • • •

8 cups hot water 4 smoked ham hocks (2 1/2 pounds) 1 1/2 tind dried chickpeas, soaked overnight and drained 3 large carrots, cut into 2-inch lengths 1 medium onion, cut into 1-inch dice 2 bay leaves 2 thyme sprigs Three medium potatoes, peeled and quartered 2 tablespoon chopped flat-leaf parsley Salt and freshly ground pepper

METHOD In a slow cooker, combine the water, ham hocks, chickpeas, carrots, bay leaves and thyme sprigs. Cover and cook on high for 1 hour and 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, Add the potatoes, cover and cook on low for 1 hour and 45 minutes, until the chickpeas, ham hocks and potatoes are tender. Transfer the ham hocks to a large plate. Discard the bay leaves and thyme sprigs. When the hocks are cool enough to handle, remove the meat and coarsely chop it. Return the ham to the soup. Using a paring knife, cut the carrots in the cooker into bite-size pieces. Transfer the potatoes to a bowl and mash to a puree. Stir the mashed potatoes into the soup along with the parsley. Season with salt and pepper and serve.

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TRUMP AND HIS FAMILY ARE TRAVELLING IN A PLANE.

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HELLO MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS I hope you’re all having a great week!

This week, as the leaving cert results came out, I thought I’d talk a little about my journey and how I became to be a Makeup Artist.

Even though I’m not doing it full time, I’m still working as a Makeup Artist, why?

Because I LOVE it. I’m so lucky that I can do what I love anywhere in the world, I loved doing makeup when I was in Australia.

So I was thinking this week I would share my own journey and what I would recommend you do if you also want to be a Makeup Artist.

You want to be a part of one of the MOST saturated industries in Ireland at the moment. Just letting you know. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, I just want to emphasise that so you’re aware of the industry and it’s relevant to the points that I’m about to make…

BACKSTORY

When I first initially got into makeup, I literally taught myself through YouTube tutorials, so I was what you call ‘Self-Taught’.

I mostly did my own face and occasionally, I did other faces too. Let me just make a point, just because you do your own face perfectly, does not mean you will be good at doing someone else’s face. You learn by practicing, on all different face shapes, ages, skin types etc.

I moved to Dublin - where there was A LOT more Makeup Artists, who not only were more experienced than me, THEY HAD QUALIFICATIONS. I was in the middle of interviewing for a job on a Makeup Counter, I got through 4 stages, to the final round.

It was between me and another girl. She got the job, I was told by the owner it was because out of the two of us, she was qualified and I was not. So I decided to get my own qualification. Got a job with a huge international brand immediately after, which led me to become the Senior Makeup Artist on Counter, go to London training and do Makeup on Irish Celebrities for The IFTA’s.

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QUALIFICATION

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Initially I just wanted to get a qualification so it would make applying for jobs easier, but now that I have got ITEC qualified and have had experience working as a Makeup Artist I see how important it is to do a course in Makeup. The ITEC Qualification means that you’re Qualified Internationally(AKA - You can work anywhere in the world!)

BASICALLY…

Some of the most amazing Makeup Artists that I follow are ‘Self-Taught’, but they only do makeup on themselves. Doing makeup on clients is completely different. You are putting products on someone’s face, in my opinion, if you are charging money, you should be qualified. Why? Hygiene.

If you expect clients to invest in you, be willing to invest time and money in yourself and your kit.

work on their face.

If you want to be a Makeup Artist, amazing!

Practise on yourself, post on social media, practise on friends, wash your brushes, build a CLIENT ONLY kit, get a qualification, get experience!

In a Makeup Course, as well as learning about makeup, you learn the importance of being hygienic when it comes to makeup.

Little things such as cold sores, eye infections or minor skin conditions are not always visible on the skin and can be passed on VERY easily. If one of my clients has a cold sore, it is a contraindication, which means I cannot do makeup on them. This is something that I never would have known if I did not do a course.

Some makeup courses are waaaaaayyy too expensive, unless you want to do special effects or something. You don’t need to pay a fortune, more money won’t make you any more talented, practise will.

EXPERIENCE

Makeup Artists, if they’re not working from a counter, will most likely charge depending on both the products they use, and their experience.

How do you use this to your advantage? If you have more experience, you are likely to be more skilled. Working on Counter for example, gives you a direct insight to how brands work, how makeup works, and you get to do makeup on SO many different people. Makeup isn’t just doing someone’s face, it’s an experience. You should be able to interact with you client, make

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FITNESS!

Hello strong people!

I hope you’re all having an amazing week.

After last week’s page, I want to talk about Fitness for Beginners, as we were all beginners once.

So this week I’m just going to go back to basics, how to get into fitness if you’re a beginner, or to get into a stricter/new fitness routine.

1. Start small: Start by making small changes to your food or exercise plan. If you try to make loads of giant changes at once, you will more than likely fail. Trust me, I know.

2. Set realistic goals: Like starting small, this one is essential. If you set realistic goals that are genuinely achievable you’re more likely to succeed. If your goals are unrealistic they’ll seem too far away or too hard to reach and you’ll get easily unmotivated.

3. Get help: I mean professional fitness help, if you feel you need it.

There is nothing better to help you reach your goals than advice from a professional who knows exactly what you should do.

4. You have to want it: If you’re starting a fitness regime, you have to want it for you. Not to try and please or impress someone else.

Unless you want it hard enough, you won’t stay motivated. Do it so that you’re a better and healthier version of yourself.

5. BALANCE IS KEY: It is so important to remember that you need to have a balance in everything you do in life. If you are too restrictive with your food or too strict with your training, it won’t work.

6. WATER: With any new fitness regime, it is sooooo sooooo important to be properly hydrated. There are so many health benefits to proper hydration!

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Minister for Education, Norma Foley launches the 2020 Lee Strand Homework Journal Lee Strand was delighted to welcome Norma Foley, Minister for Education to officially launch the 2020 Lee Strand Homework Journal on Saturday at the Lee Strand milk plant in Ballymullen, Tralee. Once again over 10,000 Lee Strand hardback homework journals will be distributed to national school pupils in Kerry and West Limerick.

Speaking at the launch of the 2020 Lee Strand Homework Journal, Gearoid Linnane, CEO stated “Lee Strand is delighted to offer homework journals to national school pupils in Kerry and West Limerick over the past nine years. To celebrate Lee Strand’s 100th year the homework journal has a special 100th year theme for pupils and teachers to enjoy in the classroom. Lee Strand takes great pride in supporting the local community and what better way to support our community than by supporting our local schools with over 10,000 complimentary homework journals.

The homework journals are one less expense for parents to incur when their children return to school. We would like to wish pupils, teachers and parents a safe return to school and wish everyone the very best in the academic year ahead.”

Schools can receive further information on the Lee Strand homework journals by contacting Teresa Higgins-Walker, Marketing Manager, Lee Strand on 066 7121084.

The homework journals are valued at €4.50 each and are printed in full colour with a hardback cover for extra durability in pupils’ school bags. They are filled with lots of interesting and educational material and are printed in English and Irish with over 140 pages. The homework journal includes: a weekly diary where pupils can record their homework each day; a timetable to record classes & activities; a tables book featuring addition, subtraction, multiplication, division; healthy eating tips; Irish culture & heritage; spelling & grammar; teacher & parent note forms; homework tips for pupils and parents. The homework journal also includes lots of Mighty Mikey Milk activities and after school recipes including the popular Lee Strand smoothie and cookie recipe.

Photo ;Minister for Education, Norma Foley launches the 2020 Lee Strand Homework Journal pictured with Gearoid Linnane, CEO, Teresa Higgins-Walker, Marketing Manager and Emma Mulcahy (8) with her sister Lauren (5) from Knocknagoshel. photo by Domnick Walsh

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T26O RQU I N G C A R SGet! your business noticed in Tralee’s favourite Friday read PREMIUM ADVERTISING TOYOTA RENEWS ITS MOBILE PHONE APPEAL TO ‘FACE IT DOWN’

New nationwide research carried out by iReach on behalf of Toyota Ireland has exposed the startling revelation that 59% of Irish motorists have looked at their phones while driving within the last 12 months, with 42% admitting they have done so within the last two months. The survey of 1,000 Irish drivers also revealed that over half of all adults (52%) check their phone in the car after hearing an alert, with 26% checking when stopped at traffic lights, 21% taking a quick glance while driving when they feel it’s safe to do so, and 5% checking immediately. 48% wait until they get home to check.

When it comes to specific phone activity when driving or stopped at traffic lights, 21% read text messages, 18% make or answer calls, 7% check voicemail, 6% send messages, 4% check social media and 3% read the news.The survey findings come at a time when deaths on Irish roads have risen by 9, in comparison with the same time period as last year, and as Toyota renews its appeal to Irish motorists to place their phones faced down while driving –- the central message carried throughout the brand’s annual National FaceItDown Awareness Week, which runs from Monday, September 14th to Sunday, September 20th.The national awareness week campaign is calling for more widespread adoption of the life-saving FaceItDown app which was developed by Toyota Ireland to help change Irish driver behaviour. The innovative app, which is endorsed by the Road Safety Authority, incentivises motorists to place their phone face down when driving in order to eradicate mobile phone distractions and ensure safer roads for all. For every kilometre driven with the app engaged and phones faced down, users can earn points which are redeemable against free hot beverages in Circle K, cheaper FBD car insurance and subsidised parking at QPark lots. Since its launch in 2017, FaceItDown has recorded more than 28.9 million kilometres driven in Ireland with phones faced down.

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The Land Rover Defender range has received an update, and among the changes comes the introduction of a plug-in hybrid - the most fuel efficient yet most powerful model in the range. Called P400e, the new plug-in powertrain is the same found in the Range Rover Sport PHEV: a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine is mated to an electric motor and a lithium-ion battery. The combined output of the two systems is 398bhp and 650Nm, enough to help the Defender crack the 0-62mph sprint in 5.6 seconds. Possibly more important for owners, however, is the fact that the plug-in model can tow a trailer up to 3,000kg in weight.The 19.2kWh battery gives the Defender a 27-mile electric only range, which translates to official consumption figures of 85.3mpg and 74g/km of CO2 emissions. Electric drive is sent to all four wheels, too, allowing for zero-emission off-road driving.Through a 50kW rapid charger, the battery can reach 80 percent of its charge in 30 minutes, while the supplied Mode 3 cable enables the same capacity to be reached in two hours when plugged into a home 7.4kW wallbox.The three diesels are available both in the existing 110 body style and the shorter 90 wheelbase, which has now joined the range. The 90 is offered with a choice of five or six seats - the sixth in the form of the central fold-down “jump seat” between the front driver and passenger chairs.In line with the other changes, Land Rover has introduced a new mid-range X-Dynamic trim level, three new exterior paint finishes, and a fabric roof option for the 110 model.

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Skoda are aiming to be the second biggest car seller here in a short few years and one of the cars they are banking on big-time to get them from fourth to second is the newly-arrived Octavia.With a sharper design now (saloon and estate) and a greatly spruced-up interior with lots of new spec, they also expect diesel to boost their climb for the next couple of years: 58pc of new Skodas bought this year have been diesel (slightly down from 62pc).They claim diesel remains more efficient on fuel economy than petrol. For now, however, there are just two diesel versions: a 2-litre 115 6spd manual (replaces the old 1.6) and a 150bhp 2-litre diesel DSG. The 115bhp TDi begins at €28,750 (Ambition).Overall prices start from €23,950 for the 1-litre TSI petrol Active. There’s a mild hybrid 1-litre TSI DSG MHEV from €28,250 in Ambition trim too.They claim the average €1,900 price increase is well offset by the fact that it’s a brand new car and spec levels are way up.Indeed, they reckon the extra equipment and technology is worth €3,200.Entry-level Active spec (few buyers) includes 16ins wheels, LED headlights/ tail-lights, air con, keyless go, Front/ Lane Assist; 8ins infotainment system. Ambition adds 17ins alloys, cruise control, rear parking sensors/camera, Smartlink. Style model (big seller) adds 18ins alloys, chrome window surrounds, Virtual cockpit, 10ins nav system.A plug-in is coming for early next year, two versions based on the 1.4TSi.(Eddie Cunningham , Indo Motoring ) Friday 11th September 2020

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TRALEE’S PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR? While there are still a few months left in the 2020 – and it’s a year that in fairness cannot end quick enough – will we see a better sporting performance by a Tralee player than that of Tralee Parnell’s Gearoid O’Doherty last weekend.

Maybe if a Tralee player hit a late goal or point that saw Kerry winning back the Sam and defeating Dublin or a Tralee Warriors player top scoring in the SuperLeague or BI Cup win they would challenge O’Doherty.

So what was his feat? Well he 18 points in Tralee Parnell’s 1-25 to 2-21 extra time win over Kilgarvan in the Intermediate Hurling semi-final. And of that 18 points 17 came from frees which is an amazing level of accuracy.

Intermediate hurling might not have the biggest support in the county and maybe this game was over shadowed by the Garvey’s Senior semi-finals but for the clubs involved and indeed for hurling in Tralee this was a huge win.

Parnell’s have been very strong at underage level since the re-formed a few years ago but have only been involved in the senior side of the game since last season.

The Tralee side took on the South Kerry side, who won the final last year, in the hope of reaching the decider against the Crokes. O’Doherty showed his intent from the outset and he hit 8 of his points in the first half to see them lead 0-10 to 0-05.

Kilgarvan got the better start of the second half but Parnell’s hit back and by the water break they led by 2 points 0-15 to 1-10. A second goal for Kilgarvan looked to swing the game in their favour but O’Doherty was involved in a crucial goal for Parnells. His free for once fell short and Brian Lonergan finished the ball to the net. But the Tralee side still needed an equaliser and it was O’Doherty who landed along range free to send the game into extra time.

The see-saw nature of the game continued in the first period of extra time and three points without reply by Parnells but them 1 up 1-22 to 2-18.

There was still nothing between them as the second 10 minutes was coming to an end and it looked like being a shoot-out. But in a fitting end to the game from the Parnell’s point of view it was O’Doherty who hit his 18th point to secure a narrow but wildly celebrated win.

The other scores for Parnell’s in their historic win came from Darragh Reen 0-2, Cillian O’Riordan 0-1, Andrew Morrisey 0-1, Lonergan added 2 points to his goal and Luke Chester also hit one over the crossbar.

Brian Shanahan, the Parnell’s manager spoke to the Kerry Sports Hub after the game and said that O’Doherty’s contribution stood out in a very good team effort.

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positions to give him the opportunities.

“We have about three weeks to get ready for Dr Crokes with both sides very happy to come through a very competitive Championship. Kilgarvan were worthy champions and to defeat them is great for us. But now we got to go on an win the title which won’t be easy as Dr Crokes are a very strong side.”

One very interesting fact for all those sporting anoraks out there was revealed

by Donal Barry of the Kerry Sports Hub. In 1918 a flu pandemic was sweeping the county and Tralee Parnell’s defeated Kilgarvan to win the County Senior Championship. Well now in 2020 we have another pandemic and Parnell’s have another chance to win a county hurling title!!

The u16’s put in a good effort against Listowel Emmets and played Fossa in mid-week.

The Senior B‘s needed their 2 goals to get past Churchill 2-09 to 0-12 points in the Junior League.

CASH FOR GOOD CAUSES: The National Lottery Good Causes Awards have e95,000 to distribute to those involved in inspiring work and in projects around the county. A panel chaired by Lotto presenter Nuala Carey will select the winners of the Awards that are now in their third year.

The Awards have seven categories – Sport, Health and Well Being, Arts/ Culture, Heritage, Community, Youth Affairs and a Special Category for Irish Language. Clubs can apply and chck eligibility on www.lottery.ie/ goodcauseawards.

It’s full steam ahead for the St Brendan’s side who face East Kerry in the Garvey’s County Championship this Friday, September 11th in Austin Stacks Park at 7pm with the game on TG4. The two Districts met in the Minor final with East Kerry completing their 5-in-a-row.

There was no winner of the Lotto from the numbers drawn 5,9,10 and 28 with the next jackpot being e2200.

SENIOR HURLING FINAL LINE-UP NOW KNOWN: Staying with hurling and the sport’s biggest day in the county will see Kilmoyley and champions Causeway take on each other in the Garvey’s Senior Hurling Championship final.

Causeway were handy enough winners over Ballyduff while Kilmoyley had 8 points to spare over Abbeydorney.

KERINS O’RAHILLYS NEWS: Last weekend was a busy one with the u6’s boys and girls and the u8’s and u10 girls turning out in great numbers. The u10 boys welcomed John Mitchels for some enjoyable games. The u12 boys are due to travel to Cordal this Sunday at 6pm while the u14’s played John Mitchels last weekend winning 5-15 to 3-10 and they faced Tarbert in midweek. The u16 boys had two mid-week games against Ardfert and Glenflesk and tomorrow Saturday they are away to Laune Rangers in the final Phase 2 game.

The u12 girls are delighted as they have won the North Kerry Shield defeating Annascaul 5-05 to 1-03. They will start their Town League campaign this week.

The u14’s bounced back from a defeat to Desmonds to win the Division 2 County B League final beating Scartaglin 7-06 to 7-12.

PARNELL’S NEWS: In the club world the Tralee town side has been busy apart from their great win in the Intermediate semi-final. The u16’s have also qualified for a final as they defeated South Kerry 3-09 to 1-07 in the Plate semi-final played in Fossa.

They will play either St Brendan’s or Rathmore in the final on this Sunday, September 13th.

The u14’s went down to a very strong St Brendan’s side in the County League but they are still in with a chance of progressing as three sides have finished tied in second place which will lead to a possible play-off.

The younger players were in training with the u8’s welcoming Ballyheigue to Caherslee with the u6’s training in the same venue.

In the camogie side of the club the u12 girls Royal Blue team were 4-1 to 1-1 winners over Cillard in Round 3 of the County League. They will now play Killarney in the Division A County League semi-final on Wednesday September 16th. The Amber side battled hard before going down to Ballyduff.

STACKS JUVENILE STORIES: The young stars are enjoying their Academy sessions with u6’s back out again on Sunday morning. For the u8’s the Bracker O’Regan Cup is seeing some wonderful games while this Sunday Churchill will be the visitors. The u10’s welcome the same opposition and for them it’s the John Galvin Cup that they are playing in.

The u12 Team 1 went down narrowly to Listry while the Amber team played out an amazing 5-12 to 5-12 draw. Team Black were continuing their winning ways against Laune Rangers. The u14’s saw off Killorglin 4-11 to 3-11. The u14B were unlucky to go down to Gneeveguilla in Division 5 of the League.

The u16 girls went down narrowly to MKL Gaels by three points 5-05 to 5-08 but have already qualified for the League semi-final where they were due to play Moyvane.

The senior ladies went down 3-12 to 1-05 away to Annascaul/Castlegregory.

Off the field the Ladies have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the people who have donated over 30 prizes to their GoFundMe fundraiser.

Tickets are available from the clubs Facebook page or from Jimmy’s Shop on Strand Road.

There was no winner of the Lotto from the numbers drawn 16,22,25 and 31 with the next jackpot being e4,500.

ST PAT’S NEWS: The u6’s trained at home while the u8’s made the short trip to Na Gaeil. The 10’s are training each week and are looking forward to the Kerry GAA GoGames with the first round due to be played on Sunday against Listry.

The u12’s lost out in Duagh and play Currow in their next game. The u14’s were delighted to pick up their first win in the County League when they defeated Renard. They were due to play at home to Skellig Rangers in mid-week.

The u16’s went down to Tarbert in Phase 2 Round 1while the minors lost their Round 3 Group J game against the Cordal/Scartaglin combination.

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SOCCER CORNER: There was heartbreak for the u19’s who lost out with the last kick of the game away to Cobh Ramblers last Sunday.

They also had a goal disallowed for a dubious off-side call. All four sides are in action this weekend with the 13’s at home to Klub Kildare on Saturday at 2pm, the 15’s away to Cobh Ramblers on Sunday. Both the 17’s and 19’s also play Cobh Ramblers with both games on Sunday at 2pm in Mounthawk Park.

In the Denny Premier A final Killarney Celtic defeated Killarney Athletic 4-0 and the two sides will meet again on Sunday in the Greyhound Bar Cup final at 5pm.

CLASSIC FC NOTES: The club is starting pre- season training this Friday in preparation for the new season which will begin on Sunday October 11th. The club hopes to build on the 6th place secured in the Premier A this season with 5 wins and 2 draws from 14 games.

Mike Conway was the A’s top scorer with 7 goals while David O’Connor hit 4 for the B’s and will be in Division 2A. The club will again have a C team in the League which is a testament to the strength of the club.

The club will be holding a club registration night in the coming weeks for new and existing players with the cost being e100 and an additional e20 due in February.

ON THE GREEN’S: There was no joy for the Kerry players in the National Gents Matchplay last weekend. Alan Hobbart and Darren Goodall did win their opening game – the only 2 of the 5 Kerry players to do so – but both went out in the next round. Lisa O’Connor also went out in Round 2 having got a bye in Round 1.

This weekend the u16’s travel to Athgarvan in Kildare for the delayed National u16 Strokeplay Championships and we wish all the Kerry player the best of luck for the championships.

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