Kerry Live
ISSUE / E ISIÚINT 155
West & Mid
25ú Meitheamh - 9ú Iúil 2015
Corca Dhuibhne Beo
Essential Community News and Event Guide For West & Mid Kerry. Nuacht, Imeachtaí & Eolas Cuí do Chiarraí Thiar & Chiarraí Lár
Dingle To Killorglin Castlegregory to Cromane
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San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue pg 6 : What’s Going On?
Goose Island Workshop INCHALOUGHRA, CASTLEGREGORY
Specialising in the design & making of bespoke free standing furniture.
pg 13: An Spud Off Mór Pg 16: Farming News pg 19: The Geological Heritage Of West Kerry
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HANDMADE WINDSOR CHAIRS & STOOLS
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TABLES & DRESSERS
Pg 26: Times Past with Ted Creedon
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DISPLAY CABINETS
Pg 28: Donegal - Still A Serious Threat
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FULL DESIGN SERVICE
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CONTEMPORARY &
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TRADITIONAL STYLES
pg 22: Nutrition with Irene Ní Fhlannúra
Pg 30: Greta’s Herbs
Further information phone:066-7139896 gooseislandworkshop@gmail.com
Pg 35: The Archaeology of West Kerry pg 45: A Summer Stew From Dingle Cookery School pg 48: Ó Mhárthain
News from The Marts Dingle
Pg 50: Crosfhocal Sean Nós
General cattle & suck sale SaturdayJune 27th
Pg 52-53: Live Music Listings
Incl 4 yr old pbr lim bull sale. Commencing with sheep at 11.30am
Pg 54: Crossword pg 55: Classified Adverts
Milltown
pg 48: Maharees Regatta Programme
Calves and Sheep sale every Tuesday. General cattle sale Sat July 4th
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Lorcán: 086-1737944 Mossy: 087-2149327 Email: westkerrynews@gmail.com or check us out on Facebook www.westkerrylive.ie
DINGLE 066 91 51586
M I LLTOWN: 066 97 67309
Essential / Emergency Local Numbers Uimhreacha áitiúla riachtanacha / Uimhreacha éigeandála
IONAID LEIGHIS / MEDICAL CENTRES:
Clinic Cois Abhann, Spa Road , Dingle 066 9151465 Ionad Leighis An Daingin The Mall, Dingle, 066 9152225., Dr. T. Sills, Castlegregory, 0667139226 Mon-Fri, 9:15am to 1:00 pm Saturday, by appointment. Emergencies Doctor’s Surgery Annascaul, West Inch 066-9157227, SouthDoc: 1850 335 999 for all calls between 6.00pm to 8.00am Killorglin Health Centre, Killorglin, Tel: 066 976 1284 Dr Valerie Collins .Market St, 066 976 1253 Cronin, Dr Ann Beach Tree Lodge, Market St, Killorglin (066)9761014 Prendiville, Wm (Killorglin) Cluincorrig, Killorglin (066)9761149 Prenderville Edmond Daly’s Lane, Killorglin (066)9761072 Prenderville Edmond Coolmore Laharn, Killorglin (066)9761512 Milltown Health Centre Milltown (066)9767113
IONAD TRÉIDLIACHTA / VETERINARY SURGERY Brendan O’ Connell, Spa Rd., Dingle. Tel (066) 9151814
EIGEANDÁIL / EMERGENCY:
Police, Fire, Ambulance, Coast Guard: Tel: 112 or 999. These numbers are free of charge but should only be used in cases of genuine emergencies.
STÁISIÚN NA NGARDAÍ / GARDA STATIONS
Annascaul Garda Station,. Tel: +353 66 9157102 Dingle Garda Station, Tel: +353 66 9151522 Castlegregory Garda Station,Tel: +353 66 7139690 Garda Station, Killorglin, Tel: +353 66 976 1113
FIACLÓIRÍ / DENTISTS
Corkery-Johnson Linda BDS NUI Upper Main St Dingle Co. Kerry (066) 9152333 2 West Kerry Live
Long Bryan G B. Dent. Sc. Main st. Upr .Dingle (066)9151527 Timothy Lynch Dental Surgery, Langford st, Killorglin, 066 97 61831 Mac Domhnaill Dental, Tralee, 066-7121457 / 087-1319792
CLÁR-AMA BUS / BUS TIMETABLES:
Bus Station, Killarney, Co. Kerry. (064) 30011 Bus Station, Tralee, Co. Kerry. (066) 7164700
POITIGÉIRÍ / CHEMISTS:
The Village Pharmacy, Castlegregory, 066-7139646 Walsh John J FAOI Green st. Dingle (066)9151365 O’Keeffe Pharmacy Ltd . Strand St.(066)9151310 Grogan’s Pharmacy, Spa Rd, Dingle (066)-9150518 O’Dohertys Pharmacy, Bridge Street, Milltown (066)-9767305
OIFIG TURASÓIREACHTA / TOURIST OFFICES
Dingle - An Daingean Phone: +353(0)669151188 Castlegregory - Talor’s Row, Strand Street, 066-7139422 Laune Pharmacy Bridge St Lower, Killorglin 066 976 1131 Mulvihill Pharmacy Ltd, Main St, Killorglin, Phone : 066 976 1115 O’Sullivan’s Pharmacy, Mill Road, Killorglin, Phone : 066 976 2111 O Sullivans Pharmacy 6 Bridge Street, Milltown, 066 9795915
OPTICIANS / RADHARC-EOLAÍ
Ó Domhnaill Opticians, Mail Rd., Dingle, (066) 9152863
SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL (SVP) WEST KERRY AREA Annascaul : 089-4259294 Dingle : 086-0203501 Castlegregory/ Cloghane : 087-1647788 Ballyferriter : 066-9156124 Tralee Office -066 -7128021
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Inch Pattern Vintage Rally Sunday 28th June from 12pm
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Walks On Te Dingle Penins ul a
Celtic Nature Guided Walks • Experience the best of the Dingle Peninsula “The most beautiful place on earth” -
This charity event will be a great day of fun activities for all the family at Foleys Bar & Restaurant, Inch. Activities include bouncy castle, face painting, bonny baby, dog show, tug o’ war, sheaf tossing, threshing machines and lots more. Music starts at 2pm with Ballad / Country singer Mary Horgan then at 4pm ‘Johnny Ashe & Co’ play traditional followed at 7pm with Jazz from Cork band ‘Lyda’. The grand finale will lift the rafters with the well known Tralee ceilidh band ‘Wild Geese’.
National Geographic Traveller • Guided walks in stunning locations • Get the full story - myth, legend, history, folklore, geology, archaeology • Flexible routes to suit ability & desire • Flexible times
All proceeds go to Palliative Care Unit, Kerry General Hospital For information contact : Francie 087-6852421 foleysbarinch
Strange Attractor to Funk Up Goat Street Strange Attractor are playing their first Dingle gig of the Summer on Wednesday the 1st of July in Mc Carthy's. After the release of their music video and album, the band has a busy summer ahead, including Valentia Island Festival and a trip London to record material for the next album. The band will be an 8 piece on the night, playing music off their new album "Wacky World" as well as new material. Doors at 9pm . Entry €5/€10 with an album.
Booking Essential Call Kevin O’ Shea: 087-624 7230 087-790 3950 info@celticnature.com www.celticnature.com
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Laune’s Pharmacy
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Call: 083 4074256
Home Visits by Appointment
Sessions From The Shop: This weeks session from the Dingle Record Shop comes from the very talented musician and instrumentalist Christy Sheridan of “The Bards”. Christy is equally at home on banjo or mandolin and joined Mazz for a few tunes in the Green Street Shop recently. Christy’s album “Silver Notes” is available in store Check it out on www.sessionsfromtheshop.com
What was your first job? Painter / decorator What is your favourite film? One flew over the Cookoo’s nest What is your favourite book? The Fog- James Herbert What was the first CD / Tape / Record you bought? Elvis Presley What was your favourite holiday? South Africa What is your favourite drink? Guinness Who is your favourite actor? Morgan Freeman Who is your sporting hero? Stephen Roche Two things you’d bring to a desert island? Mobile Phone & a Barrel of Guinness What’s your favourite saying? Chop Chop!
Dingle Film Club Open to Everyone 8.45pm Tuesday Nights
The featured film at the Dingle film club in the Phoenix Cinema on Tuesday 30th June will be the film adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s classic “Far From The Madding Crowd”. Set in rural Dorset in the 1870’s the film is the story of
independent, beautiful and headstrong Bathsheba Everdene (Carey Mulligan), who attracts three very different suitors: Gabriel Oak, a sheep farmer, captivated by her fetching willfulness; Frank Troy, a handsome and reckless Sergeant; and William Boldwood, a prosperous and mature bachelor. This timeless story of Bathsheba’s choices and passions explores the nature of relationships and love - as well as the human ability to overcome hardships through resilience and perseverance. The following week on Tuesday 7th July the feature will be the intelligent and brilliantly observed “Girlhood”. Telling the story of Marieme who, fed up with her home and school life, starts afresh after meeting a group of three free-spirited girls. She changes her name, her style, drops out of school and starts stealing to be accepted into the gang. This French film has been praised for it’s bracingly fresh approach to the coming-of-age genre and it’s raw energy 4 West Kerry Live
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What’s Going On? Cad atá ar siúl? Drumming classes at the Percussion Workshop Mondays - Adult beginners. Tuesdays - Kids (all ages). Wednesdays - Teenagers and also on Wednesday - Splanc-The Dingle Carnival Band. Info and bookings: Martin 0872808633 Shorinji Kempo. Classes in this original Japanese martial art takes place in Girls primary School hall. every Tue. . @ 6.00 pm -7-45pm and Sat. 10am 11.30am. Paidi 087 7735815
departing from Dingle Marina at 9am and Sunday morning at 10am. All welcome
Dingle Open Mic, every Thursday, 8.00pm, at the Wren’s Nest Coffee House, Dykegate Lane, Dingle. Everybody welcome. Piano and guitars available. !
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Beidh an Tinteán ar oscailt gach Dé Luain @ 7.30 p.m. TINTEAN CEOIL is held every Monday night in Ionad Cultúrtha an Chlocháin. Entry fee €5 adults €2 children which includes refreshments, join us for a evening of traditional Irish music, song and storytelling.
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Counselling and Psychotherapy for Teenagers and Young Adults!
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Eaglaise na hÉireann/The Church of Ireland (Anglican/Episcopalian) Dingle Union Service times every Sunday Kilgobbin Church, Camp: 10am Sunday School on First Sundays All Year Round. St.James Church, Dingle:12 noon Dingle Hillwalking Club - Weekly outings on Sundays. Meeting outside Garveys Supervalu @10am. Guests welcome subject to having proper walking gear, i.e. good hiking boots with ankle protection, decent rain jacket, hat, gloves etc. For the club`s full walk schedule please log on to our website: www.dinglehillwalkingclub.com .Off schedule walk routes for the alternate Sundays are decided on the previous Saturday subject to the weather forecast etc. Christian Fellowship. Christian Fellowship. Monthly Service of Praise, Prayer & Bible Teaching. The Last Sunday of each month at 7:30 at Gairdin Mhuire Day Care Centre, Green St. Dingle. Also Home Bible discussion group. The 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:30 at Beenbawn Cottage, Binn Ban, Dingle and the last Thursday of each month at 7:30 at 14 Cluain Na Fiadh, Deerpark, Lispole. Further information from Laurence 064 663 1613 or Brid 087 313 8957 or Maureen 086 177 1117 Whist - Annascaul every Wednesday night at 8pm in the Community Centre All welcome Tá cruinnithe Al-Anon a tionóltar de ghnáth gach Aoine i Ré Nua, Sraid Eoin, An Daingean, curtha ar ceal go bhfógrófar a mhalairt. Al-Anon meetings usually held every Friday in Ré Nua, John Street, Dingle, are suspended until further notice. BINGO in CYMS Killorglin every Sunday at 8.30pm, in Milltown Hall every Monday at 8.30pm and Wednesday at 8.30 in Glenbeigh Community Centre Dingle branch of the Catholic Grandparents Association meets at 8pm on the first Wednesday of every month in Gairdín Mhuire Centre, Green Street, Dingle. All welcome! Breast Feeding support. La Leche league of Dingle: Informal meetings held on the second Thursday of every month at the West Kerry Community Hospital, Dingle at 10.30am. Welcome all interested women. For more information/telephone support call Fiona 087-9711342 or Sylvia 087-6636635
Dingle Farmers Market: Every Fri. from 9.00am to 2.30pm in the Holy Ground Carpark Milltown Farmers’ Market, is on every Saturday of the year from 10 to 2 in the Old Church in Milltown. We are also indoor and with plenty parking facilities We have live music every Saturday from around 11 o’clock onwards and there is also a library (Solais) on the premises. Free internet skills course for beginners in the Old Monastery, Dingle, every Wednesday @ 10.00am. More info call Bill 086-8159881 Dingle Cycling Club have weekly cycles every Saturday morning
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Anyone for a Swim? Public Participation: Identification of Bathing Waters Tens of thousands of people have been enjoying a dip at Kerry’s pristine lakes, rivers and beaches during the recent sunny weather. What most swimmers don’t know is that City and County Councils must designate official bathing areas in their area every year so that they can be monitored for safety, water quality and their level of use. To help them with this process, Kerry County Council are now asking people who swim at beaches, lakes and rivers to tell them if they think they should maintain existing designated bathing waters designations or give a new official bathing area designation to areas that are commonly used for swimming but not designated at the moment. Under European and Irish law, City and county councils must identify bathing waters each year so that these areas can be monitored to ensure they meet stringent microbiological water quality standards. In some cases the official bathing areas are also the areas where Council’s focus their resources providing lifeguards during the summer season. These laws also require that the Council prepares detailed descriptions or profiles for each of the designated bathing water sites that describe not just the bathing area but also areas in the surface waters catchment area that could be a source of pollution. The profiles include an assessment of the risk of pollution and what action would be taken if pollution happens. If you are a regular swimmer and want to help Kerry County Council decide which bathing areas should be designated for 2016, it might be helpful to consider the following: •
How your swimming area has been used up to now;
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How many people use the site;
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What facilities exist at the site and how accessible it is;
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Any safety issues.
If you wish to propose your favourite beach/river etc as a new bathing water site or comment on an existing site please contact Kerry County Council, Environmental Services 066/7162000 or email environ@kerrycoco.ie
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Closing date for submissions to Kerry County Council is 28th July 2015.
Opening Hours
10am - 4pm Daily & 6pm -9pm Nightly (ex. Mon 29th - Wed 1st) 066-9152770 / 087-2640613 Formerly The Goat Street Bistro now in an exciting new location in the heart of Dingle 8 West Kerry Live
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Antonio Fazio Cloosmore (Burnham) Dingle Tel: 0861706479 antoniofazio@eircom.net www.fazioartinstone.com
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Contact David Rath: 086 3307855
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Hot off the successful run of a Pop Up Craft Shop at Writers’CRAFT Week Listowel, Original Kerry, the promotional body representingCENTRE the craft industry in Kerry will open the doors to the County’s first craft centre in July this year. The Centre will act as a home for Kerry based craft professionals who make their living from their craft production. KERRY Developed with the assistance of the Seán Brady & familyG I and N A L Mike Fitzgerald, both from Castlegregory, the centre opens on the 1st July and will run this Season until the end of August. It is locatedCRAFT at Strand Street, Castlegregory, and will open daily from 10.00am to 5.30pm. CENTRE
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The centre will offer a window into the world of craft making from County Kerry, will house an information point for Kerry Craft Trail as well as offer a showcase of high quality handmade gifts. Visitors can check out the centre’s studio sheds on-site, where you can see the work of resident chair maker, Garry Marcham from Goose Island Workshop and fibre artist Úna Ní Shé, both local craft professionals from the Peninsula. Throughout July the centre will run ‘Meet the Maker’ Summer Workshops every Thursday Morning from 10.30 to 12.30pm. The workshops will be guided by Úna Ní Shé, Fibre Artist and will go on to feature Colleen Bowler and Ursula Tramski in August, both professional potters from the region. The workshops will suits all ages but prior booking is necessary.
Situated on the Wild Atlantic Way in the seaside village of Castlegregory, we offer you a window into the world of craft making from County Kerry. An information point for Kerry Craft Trail, the centre also offers a showcase of high quality handmade gifts.
Our onsite Studio Sheds in 2015 feature chair maker, Garry Marcham from Goose Island Workshop and fibre artist Úna Ní Shé.
July ‘Meet the Maker’ Summer Workshops
Original Kerry has been running Pop Up Shops for a number of years now and the Centre in Castlegregory will allow the project a more consistent presence in the County.
Thursday Mornings 10.30 to 12.30pm. Featuring ÚNA NÍ SHÉ, Fibre Artist and guest makers. Suits all ages. Prior booking necessary (+353 86 852 4222).
This year Kerry Craft Trails will have new road and street signage about the County, highlighting craft making areas so that the County’s craft makers are easier to find and to visit.
Open Daily 10.00am to 5.30pm July & August 2015
For more information contact Deirdre Enright, Co-ordinator Original Kerry 086 8524222 or by email to enquiries@originalkerry.com.
Deirdre Enright, Co-ordinator Original Kerry +353 86 852 4222 | enquiries@originalkerry.com | www.originalkerry.com
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Lá Spóirt Scoil Cheann Trá
Bhí sár lá ag daltaí Scoil Cheann Trá sa dea aimsir le déanaí agus iad ag tabhairt faoi Lá Spóirt thíos ar Thráigh Fionn Trá. Pupils from Scoil Cheann Trá enjoying fine weather on their School Sports Day held on Ventry Beach recently
Are you Kerry’s Best Young Entrepreneur? The Kerry County Council Local Enterprise Office has launched a competition to find Kerry’s Best Young Entrepreneur, with a total fund of €50,000 available to invest in winning businesses and entrepreneurs in Kerry. It is part of a €2 million National Competition to find Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur, where national winners are eligible for further investment of up to €50,000. The competition is open to individuals aged 18-30 and will be judged under three distinct categories:· •
Best new idea – Not yet established (€10,000)·
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Best start-up business – Less than 24 months (€20,000)·
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Best established business– greater than 24 months (€20,000)
How do you become Kerry’s Best Young Entrepreneur? The first stage will be a county-based competition where up to 15 finalists will be selected, leading to the naming of Kerry’s Best Young Entrepreneur. This stage will include an intensive business boot camp with combined mentoring from experienced business owners. This will be followed by regional finals and ultimately national finals with one business-person being crowned Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur before the end of 2015. The aim of the initiative is to encourage and support a culture of entrepreneurship among young people in Ireland, to promote entrepreneurship as a career choice, and to encourage the establishment and development of new innovative businesses by Ireland’s young entrepreneurs. This is hugely important for job-creation as two thirds of all new jobs are generated by businesses in the first five years of existence – more start-ups and a thriving entrepreneurial culture will lead to more jobs being created. This project is an integral part of the Action Plan for Jobs 2014 and is supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through the Local Enterprise Offices. So, how do you enter?Simply go to the website www.ibye.ie and complete the online application form before the deadline on July 31st."I entered the competition last year with nothing more than a rough idea, and the process really helped me define a strategy for the business and the prize fund really helped kick-start my business. I would recommend anyone 18-30 who has a business or even just an idea to enter; it's free and the support is phenomenal" – Niall Harty, owner of The Caveman Food Co. - Winner of 'Best Business Idea' 2014. For further information;Contact Tomás Hayes, Head of Local Enterprise Office, 066 7183522 orlog onto www.ibye.ie 10 West Kerry Live
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Cúrsa Snámha /Swim Week. Trá Cheann Trá / Ventry beach
Cúrsa Snámha Tárrthála / Water Safety Week. Cé Cheann Trá/ Ventry pier
Clárú / Registration: 10am Iúil 6ú / July 6th
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An Spud-Off Mór 2015
demand for places.
Tá an Féile an Phráta tagtha orainn, an cuid is mó des na comórtaisí paróiste críochnaithe i rith an deire seactaine seo caite.
We expect a great day of spud stuff and fun, including for kids. Also great music by local kids and young people. - Coiste Féile an Phráta.
An Craobh / The Final
In An Spud-off Mór, six parish competitions were completed last weekend, with the following winners being selected by the judging panels, using a ‘blind’ tasting process:
- Comórtas Paróiste Mhórdhach i dTig an Bhóthair ar 20ú, An Buaiteóir - Pádraig Ó'Shé (Pádraig Jeaic Shé), Moorestown, lena British Queens. - Comórtas Paróiste Dún Chaoin ar 20ú dTig Krugers. An
Buaiteóir - Fionnán Ó'Hógáin . Ní féidir le Fionnán bheith páirteach ins An Craobh, mar sin beidh Frances Uí Chinnnéide, a bhí ar comh-scór le Fionnán, Baile Bhiocáire, sa Craobh, lena British Queens.
- Comórtas Paróiste na Cille Cois Cnoic ar 20ú i dTig Uí
Bheaghlaoigh. An Buaiteóir - Pádraig Phurge Ó' Murchú, Baile Loisce, lena British Queens.
- Comórtas Paróiste an Daingean ar 21ú I dTig na Cúirte. An
28ú Meitheamh / June 3.00 – 7.30I.n. ’san Ollphuball an Phráta i mBaile na nGall 3.00
Oscailt An t-Ollphuball
3.00 – 3.30 Kids Stuff – Bouncy Castle, Spud Painting, Face Painting; Ceol 3.30 – 4.30
Práta Pláta Competition
4.30 – 5.00
Kids Stuff; Ceol
5.00 – 6.30
An Spud-off Mór-An Craobh (The Final)
6.30 – 7.30
Post Peel Yield Competition
Weight and Quantity of Criocháns
Buaiteóir - Mossy & Peadar Ó'Fionnáin, An Daingean, lena Colleens.
Ceol
- Comórtas Paróiste an Fhirtearaigh/Mhárthain ar 21ú I fTig Uí
Torthaí / Results: An Spud-off Mór
Práta Pláta Competition
Afterwards
Craic, mar is gnáth
Throughout:
Donations to Ospís Chiarraí, Our Selected Charity.
Mhurcú. An Buaiteóir - Jack Ó'Gearbhaí, Márthain, lena British Queens.
-Comórtas Paróiste na Cille Cois Farraige ar 21ú I dTig TPs. An Buaiteóir - Seán Moriarty, An Mhuirioch, lena Home Guards. These competitions will be held over the coming few days:
- 25ú: Comórtas Paróiste Lios Póil i dTig Uí Shúilleabháin, eagraithe ag Ristéard MacEoin.
- 27ú: Comórtas Paróiste Fionn Trá i dTig Quinns, eagraithe ag Eric Prestage.
-26ú: Comórtas na Scoileanna Náisiúnta i Pairc na Caide, Gallarus.
So 9 winners will compete for the title Laoch an Phráta ar 28ú Meitheamh i Ollphuball an Phráta i mBaile na nGall. We will also have for the first time the Práta Pláta Competiton to find the best spud-dish presented by local people, proud of their special spud dishes. This competition is now full, such was the
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CAMP NOTES Brigid O’ Connor Celebration Of Light Recovery Haven Annual Celebration of Light will be held at Garrahies Beach, Camp on Sunday, 28th. June. All candles will be lit at 6.00 p.m. Families welcome. Candles – €3.00 each, 2 for €5.00, available at O’ Dwyers/Mace. Children’s Summer Party Children’s Summer Party will be held at Camp Sports Field from 2.00 – 4.00 p.m. on Saturday 27th. June Entry €5 per family at gate. Bouncy Castles and Novelty Games, snacks for children ! Agraithe ag, Organised by Aughacasla School Parents Association. Fáilte roimh cách ! Hire A Pro Camp Community Childcare Centre, Parents fundraising Committee are organising an Auction “ Hire a Pro” a new and novel idea where you can bid for a service you need, while also supporting our local Community Childcare Centre. The event will be held on Friday 3rd July in The Junction Bar Camp with music from Culchie Goes Cool from about 9.00 p.m. Please support and enjoy a great night out as well ! Contact – Carol – 087 9558190 or Louise Kelliher – 087 9245124.
trap and along with friends from all over the peninsula he started The Annual Jamie Wrenn charity walk from Castle to Tralee, raising almost €55,000 for much needed cancer services over the years. I measc na n-aingil áta Jamie anois, Rest In Peace. And his legacy and spirit of kindness has lived on through others, who kept this walk going. Sposorship cards available from Mary Lynch, 0871332179, Sandra Finn, 0879416339, Maura O Sullivan 087441566. For further information contact Mary Lynch or Sandra Finn. (Numbers above). If you cannot walk on the day you can turn up and give a donation at any of the stops on the way, where refreshments will be served – O Sheas filling Station, Blennerville, The Junction Bar, Camp, The Seven Hogs, Aughacasla and finally in Castlegregory where a sponsored. Inch Defibrillator Update Defibrillators will be in place in the next couple of weeks. One placed at beach and one placed at Inch Community Centre. In the meantime we are organising training for the defibrillators. Cardiac First Responder Course Date: Saturday 11th July Time: 10am (course will approx take 4 & a half hours) Cost: €50 per person @ Inch Community Centre. Course must be paid in full before the 5th of July. If anyone is interested in doing this course & to get themselves certified please contact either Kay O’Shea on 0877764262, Mary O’Shea on 0872306442 or send us a Facebook message to secure your place on this course.
Run The Kingdom The Annual Camp Run The Kingdom, 10 mile summer trail around Camp village commencing at the Old School, Camp and finishing outside Ashes Bar will be held on next Saturday, 27th June. Registration is at 11.00 a.m. This event is in aid of The Irish Heart Foundation and was a great success last year. The route takes in spectacular scenery and all in a good cause too. Tourism News Dingle’s North Shore Tourism group formed recently to Market and promote the area had a very constructive meeting with John Flynn, Area Manager, Kerry Co. Council and John Griffin Wild Atlantic Way on Wednesday last in The Clubrooms, Castlegregory. In The South Pole Inn, Annascaul on Tuesday night The Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance held their inaugural meeting. An executive committee representative of the Dingle Chamber and Dingle Peninsula worked on the process of developing this new Tourism Alliance of all areas and communities in the peninsula over the past months and will continue to steer the process forward to April 2016. In the interim a Tourism Development Worker will be employed to market the area and special interest sub committees comprising of members from all over the peninsula will be set up. Dingle’s North Shore Tourism will work closely with The Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance. Coláiste Gaeilge 20 - 24 Iúil, i Halla Le Chéile, Bréanainn, Co. Chiarraí. Cúrsa do leanaí, déagoirí & daoine fásta. Breis eolais:www.cflt.ie nó 066 7138137. Summer Irish Course for children, teenagers & adults/families in Halla Le Chéile from 20 - 24 July. For more information please call 066 7138137 The Jamie Wrenn Annual Walk The Jamie Wrenn annual walk, a fundraiser for The Kerry Hospice This Year will be held on Saturday, 25th July. A bus sponsored by Mike Deane and Peter Carmody will take participants from Castle to Tralee and will return to Tralee afterwards. The walk commences at The Aquadome, Tralee at 10.00 O clock and proceed onto Camp, Aughacasla, finishing in Castlegregory village. Jamie was an unique human being who wanted to give something back to those who helped him through his own illness. In his pony and
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Scéal Rómánsúil ón mBlascaoid Ón mBlascaoid banlaoch an leabhair ficsean stairiúil seo agus 'Beauty' is ainm di. Gan dabht tá "rogha na bhfear maithe san oilean" agus bhí sí seo i ngrá le duine acu ar oileáinín mara, ach mar a deirtí "Ní chuig grá riamh thar sáile" agus is fíor é seo i gcás an chailín álainn seo agus i báite in ádhleacht agus fiántas agus rómánsaíocht an Bhlascaoid, díreach mar a tá an t-údar fhéin agus ní nach ionadh, í in úghaim asail ag Maras Mhuiris Ó Catháin agus Faelí agus í ar saoire acu ar an mBlascaod agus ina dhiadh sin i mBaile na Rátha. Litríocht simplí, dáite i rómánsúlacht, geamnaíocht cneastacht agus gan dabht an grá ar an Sean Nos! Na bígí ag súil le h-aon caoga scáth in aon rud. Saolaíodh Noirín ar na Graffaí i bParóiste Múrach, d'oibrigh sí mar stát seirbhíseach i mBleá cliath agus as san ar imirce go C hicaco. Deirigh léi céim agus maistreacht a bhaint amach sa chomhairleoireacht síciatrach in Ollscoil Loyola agus Ollscoil Chicago. Thug sí blianta ag obair mar chomhairleoir. Maireann sí léna fear céile agus a madra 'Samhradh'i Chicago agus Florida Tá an leabhar seo ar fáil sa Chaife Liteartha agus an Dingle Bookshop agus ar Amazon chomh maith
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Farming News
Louis Murchan
Payments To Suckler Farmers Under The 2014 Beef Data Programme Processing of payments to over 32,000 suckler cow farmers under the 2014 Beef Data Programme began last week. These payments will begin issuing to suckler farmers participating in this programme next week. This year the payments will proceed in two tranches. The first is an 80% advance payment and the balancing payment will issue when information on autumn born calves has been finalised. The level of funding is similar to 2013. This Programme assists farmers in improving the genetic quality of their livestock, while maintaining a flow of crucial data to Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) that will generate advances in cattle breeding at national level. There has been a 21% increase in the participation level in the Programme this year with 5,700 new suckler farmers being paid this year. There figures are a vote of confidence in the Irish beef industry and its future. The suckler herd is the seed bed for a quality beef industry involving more than 100,000 farm families, employing almost 8,000 people in processing, sales and marketing, and driving exports valued at approximately €2 billion per annum. The Beef Data Programme in conjunction with the Beef Genomics Scheme increases the breeding data available and harnesses technology in a way that improves efficiency and ultimately profitability at farm level Super Levy Installment Scheme The introduction of a new instalment scheme for dairy farmers was also announced, to facilitate staggered payments of the 2015 superlevy bill over the next three years. It is disgraceful that farmers must face a superlevy bill in 2015, considering some countries opted not to continue with quota restrictions from an ewrlier date that we here in Ireland. But at least there are efforts being made to alleviate the cost of these penalties. The introduction of this Scheme will significantly ease the cash flow burden on dairy farmers facing a superlevy bill in 2015. This approach will be of some benefit to those dairy farmers facing a levy in 2015, including those considering expansion. The scheme will ease the cash flow burden on dairy farmers, who would otherwise have to pay the entire bill in 2015. It follows the introduction by the European Commission of legislation to allow for such payments to be spread in three annual instalments, without interest. Milk producers who wish to avail of the scheme will be obliged to pay the first one third of the liability to the Department before 1 October 2015. The two remaining instalments must be paid by the same date in 2016 and 2017 respectively. Milk producers will apply, through their milk purchaser, to participate in this Scheme. Application forms and terms and conditions are being distributed to milk purchasers, who will deduct the payment due from the milk payments to farmers in the peak milk production months of May-September each year. The deadline for farmer applications is 30th June 2015. Refund Of €27M To Farmers Farmers who had payment deductions made to their 2013 Single Payment Scheme under the so called Financial Discipline rule, will now begin to receive a refund from these monies withheld. The Financial Discipline deduction will be reimbursed to 2014 applicants. This re-imbursement amounts to €27 million or 2.74% of the amounts subjected to Financial Discipline deductions from their 2013 SPS payment. In the context of the annual budgetary procedure of the European Union, the financial discipline mechanism which is implemented by the Member States involves a monetary deduction from some direct payments thereby creating a financial Crisis Reserve for the European Union. The crisis reserve is intended to provide additional support for the agricultural sector in the case of major crises affecting agricultural production or distribution. Under the EU Regulations, the first €2,000 payable under the Single Payment Scheme was exempted from the deduction. In the event that the Crisis Reserve is not activated in the financial year, or it is not fully utilised, the balance not used is refunded to farmers in the subsequent financial year. Landmark Day For Organic Farming Sector The Organic Farming Scheme is an agri-environment measure under the Department’s Rural Development Programme 2014-2020. The Scheme is co-funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD). Farmers enter into a contract for a minimum of five years, with standard rate payments of up to €220 per hectare a year during the conversion period and up to €170 per hectare when they have achieved full organic status. Higher payment rates are available for organic horticultural and tillage farmers. By the closing date of Friday 29th May, 870 Organic Farming Scheme applications were received by the Department.. To put this in context, since 16 West Kerry Live
the introduction of the Organic Farming Scheme in 2007, the maximum number of applications received in any year was 380, in 2010. The fact that 504 of these applicants are converting to organics for the first time highlights increased recognition of the potential opportunities that exist for organic producers, both at home and abroad. The 870 applications received account for over 46,000 hectares of land, and over 58% of this area is being brought into organic production for the first time. Farm Safety With up to 300,000 teens at home from post primary school and an additional 500,000 kids expected to get summer holidays in the coming week(s), all farmers are urged to be aware of the increased child traffic on our farms and roads and the corresponding risks. Five children died last year, which was five to many. The numbers of injuries was much greater and with some unreported injuries, we have no idea of the exact figure. Every year this appeal is made to the farming and other sectors, but every year accidents occur, some fatal. So we cant be too vigilant. We must become pro-active and take steps and implement measures to prevent such accidents. There is no point in having a risk assessment or safety statement of the farm, on a shelf, unread. In fact there’s no point in having these things at all, if thay are not used or adhered to. So please be careful. Don’t let small children wander around your farm or yard. Ensure that teenagers using machinery or equipment are trained, (not just shown “how to...”) and remember that animals are as dangerous as machinery, so put up warning signs, and don’t (if possible) keep dangerous animals on site. Chemical sprays and veterinary medicines are also dangerous, and a curiosity to kids, so these must be kept locked safely away. If the sun is not going to come out in 2015, at least lets make it a happy summer. Sheep Notes: Grass Quality:- Where supplies of grass ran tight in May, this had the positive effect of helping to maintain quality for June as there will be less dead material at the base. However, grass going to seed and a build up of stem can still be a problem. This will be an even greater problem where utilisation was poor in May and large amounts of grass were left in the fields after grazing. Where surpluses are being removed as silage, the resulting after grass will be top quality. However, in other cases it may be necessary to top some fields to remove this stemmy, and in some cases dead material. Wet conditions caused excessive covers to be left in the field. This will lead to a lot of dead material and poor performance. In June, grazing down to 6cm will help to maintain target lamb growth rate. In the case of set stocking pasture height should be maintained at about 7cm. This will ensure animals are not forced to eat the stem contained below this level. If grass is getting too far ahead and grazing heights are increasing, you should use this as an opportunity to take out some areas and make some silage. Walk the whole farm regularly to assess the situation. When you have enough grass on your grazing area to last in excess of 14 or 15 days you should consider removing some grass in the form of silage. The resulting silage should be of good quality as it will be made from fresh leafy grass and the resulting after grass will be ideal for thriving lambs. Annual Review And Outlook For Agriculture, Food And The Marine The publication of this Annual Review and Outlook for Agriculture Food & the Marine, 2014/2015 shows the important role that the Irish agri-food sector has played in aiding economic recovery. Figures for 2014 show that the sector accounted for around 8.4% of total employment and made a particularly significant contribution to employment in rural areas. CSO Estimates for aggregate farm income increased by 5.6% to €2.4 billion in 2014 and although it was a difficult year for Primary production, CSO data still shows an increase of over 30% in the output value of the agriculture sector since 2010. The significant role that agri-food and beverage exports play is highlighted as they continued their remarkable growth in 2014. Exports for the sector rose by 4% to a record €10.5 billion 2014 and this now means that the value of food & beverage exports have increased by 45% since 2009. This shows the global demand for quality Irish product and highlights the excellent work of all key stakeholders within the sector. However, while the outlook for the sector is optimistic, there are challenges ahead. Ireland is a small open economy and volatility in world commodity prices can have serious adverse consequences in terms of lower prices for our produce or higher prices for our inputs. It is vital that all stakeholders within the agriculture sector work together to minimise the impact of these events. For further information contact:- Louis Murchan 087-2857938
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Cuisle Chorca Dhuibhne: Dingle's Global Rhythm Festival News
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CCD is a small community based festival but it could never happen without the generous goodwill and support of local businesses and the people of Dingle and Corca Dhuibhne so to help raise funds for the festival. SPLANC: The Dingle Carnival Band (it wouldn't be the summer without them and the finest carnival band in Dingle) will be performing in An Conair Bar this Saturday 27 June starting @ 9.30pm. Free admission but donations very welcome. Come on down - Rock Dingle Town !!! CCD is very pleased to welcome Njamy Sitson back to Dingle. Njamy was born in Cameroon. A singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, Musictherapist, actor & storyteller, he has appeared in numerous festivals, concerts, performances, seminars & workshops. This accomplished and acclaimed artist will be giving an African singing workshop in St. James Church, on Saturday 11 July from 3 – 6pm COST €20. So if you want to experience new vocal, vistas, enhance your singing repertoire or just have fun then please come along.
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A continuing feature of the festival is our food and craft market @ The Holy Ground, car park from 11.00 am – 3.00 pm Saturday 11 July. Vegetarian Foods, Crepes, Coffee & Tea, Sushi, Lamb Burgers, Chocolates, Cakes, Fruit Cordials, Turkey Sausages – Jewellery, Knitwear, Temporary Tattoos and who knows what else. So we're hoping that this will be the best festival market yet. Ná caill é !!!
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066-9150663 The Geological Heritage of West Kerry Pedler's Lake: first evidence of the Ice Age in Ireland
Patrick Wyse Jackson In 1837 the Swiss geologist Louis Agassiz visited Scotland and declared for the first time that ice formerly covered much of Northern Europe even though there was none to be seen during his visit. The scientific world and general public were astounded! Agassiz was talking from experience - he had studied modern Alpine glaciers in his homeland and had seen what ice could do to the landscape. The first evidence in Ireland for the Ice Age was discovered in 1848 at Pedler’s Lake by John Ball (1818-89) a Dublin-born civil servant and Alpine mountaineer.
plucking away at the underlying sandstones, and deepened armchairshaped depressions called corries (or 'cwm' in Wales and 'cirques' in France) were produced. These are often filled with lakes or tarns. One such example is Pedler’s Lake and it is a popular stop for visitors travelling to Dingle. The short climb from the road to the lake provides a beautiful view - try to imagine the scene filled with ice. Not so long ago this corrie was packed with ice several hundred metres thick. At the front edge of the lake distinct striations were made in the underlying purple-coloured Old Red Sandstone by stones plucked up in the ice. From here a glacier moved down the mountain and northwards through the Owenmore Valley. Striations in Old Red Sandstone.
Scientists now know that approximately 2 million years ago the Earth’s climate began to cool and ice caps formed at the poles. Thick ice sheets advanced southwards and covered northern Europe. This time period is called the Pleistocene and can be subdivided into seven alternating periods of warm and cold. In Ireland two cold glacial periods can be recognised: the Munsterian (200,000 to 132,000 years ago) and the more recent Midlandian (120,000 to 10,000 years ago). In the former ice caps and valley glaciers covered Kerry, where local ice met thick ice sheets moving from the north, while in the latter period, the Dingle Peninsula was not covered by ice sheets but small local glaciers cascaded from high ground. Today the evidence of this Pleistocene ice age can be seen as corries on mountain sides, sharp ridges called arêtes, striations on rock surfaces, deepened U-shaped river valleys, glacial spillways, and in glacial till and erratics deposited when the ice finally melted. Some of these features will be examined in the next two articles. On the Dingle Peninsula as the temperatures dropped snow collected mainly on the north-east sides of mountains where it was less likely to melt. Quickly it became compressed into ice, and as this became heavier it began to move downslope under gravity. This had the effect of
Patrick Wyse Jackson is a frequent visitor to the Dingle Peninsula and teaches geology at Trinity College, Dublin.
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Scéala ón Díseart Pádraig Ó Fiannachta Bhí ócáid bhríomhar againn i gColáiste Mhuire gan Smál Luimneach ar 11 Meitheamh nuair a sheolamar leabhar 20 sa tsraith Dán agus Tallann, Saol agus Saothar Phiarais Firtéar leis an Dr. Breandán Ó Cróinín. Bhí sé mar mhac léinn agam féin i Maigh Nuad agus anois tá sé ina léachtóir i gColáiste Mhuire gan Smál. File ó Bhaile Uí Chonaíola in oirthear theas Chorcaí ab ea Piaras a mhair 1709 go 1795. Bhí aithne air ó 1905 nuair a d’fhoilsigh Fiachra Éilgeach eagrán dá shaothar ach tá breis eolais agus breis tuisceana againn anois ar an bhfile gustalach go leor a bhí in fhile Iacobaíteach formhor a shaoil, agus a chuaigh chun teampaill ar feadh tamaill ach a dh’fhill go haithríoch faoi cheann tamaill bhig. Tá cáil ar a mholadh ar thréithe Muire agus ar a aithrí. Ach an dán is bríomhaire agus is ceolmhaire dá chuid is ea Rosc Catha na Mumhan, le leagan de línte mar 5-8 ar gach ra véarsa: Measaim gur subhach don Mhumhain an fhuaim Is dá maireann go dubhach do chrú na mbua Torann na dtonn le sleasaibh na long Ag tarraing go teann ’nár gceann ar cuaird. Ar an nDomhnach cheiliúramar Grianstad an tSamhraidh i séipéal an Dísirt le ceol agus filiocht agus fiú rince yoga agus léachtaí ar ghnéithe den mheabhar ghalar, go háirithe an imní agus an galar dubhach. Cuireadh in iúl dúinn go mbaineann an easpa ceangail agus caidrimh leis an nádúr leis na gearáin seo. Chuir duine de na cainteoirí in iúl go bhfuil baint ag ár mbia próiseálta in áit an bhídh nádúrtha le gearáin de gach sórt. Beidh sin le léamh i gceann de na leabhair mhóra atá á réiteach don chló; údar Flora Chorca Dhuibhne a scríobh an leabhar iontach seo. Dála an scéil chuireas féin dáinín le chéile don cheiliúradh a bhí againn: Grianstad an tSamhraidh Chun preab a bhaint as ár gcairde A deirimid go stadann an ghrian an lá so. Ní baol go ndéanann ná go ndéanfaidh
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News from the Díseart I was pleasatly surprised when I returned to the Díseart some days ago to find a beautiful poster telling that TripAdvisor had declared us the ‘2015 Winner of Certificate of Excellence awarded to Harry Clarke stained Glass Windows’ ‘based on ratings by guests on TripAvisor’. I hope that the Tidy Towns adjudicators will award some similiar award of marks for our gardens which are open free at all times. The award to the Windows is signed by Stephen Kaufer. President and CEO of TripAdvisor. This very evening Harry Clarke’s niece, Mary Clarke, came to see her uncle’s wonderful windows. She is now a sprightly nonogenarian. She was presented with a scanned copy of the award. She was six years old when she last saw Harry who came home from SwitzerWeto will pick up from your Hotel or B&B land find out why you the Geneva Window was not put in place. She spoke of what a Pre-booking joyful happy man heiswas who called to the house in essential which her family lived for a cup of tea whenever he worked late. The (min 2 passengers) maid stayed back to make his tea and the children stayed up to hear his fairy stories. He always told a delightful appropriate tale. He had a wonderful imagination. Mary told him how the tramlights Let us make yourWhen visit little to Dingle more enjoyable by were reflected on the ceiling of her bedroom he said to her ‘Mary, taking a magical trip with us around Slea Head. that is the tram of the fairies.’ He returned to the nursing home ran by nuns and died in his sleep after and was buried in Switzerland. You can ask thesoon driver to stop at any time Mary left delighted with her visit and hoping to come again. 20 West Kerry Live
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A Midsummer’s Tonic for the Heart and Mind! Irene Ní Fhlannúra
carries out repairs and ensures the smooth communication between nerve cells and neurotransmitters limiting risk of mood disorders such as depression. In heart health, omega 3 reduces stickiness in the blood, reduces bad cholesterol, ensures protection and maintenance of cell membranes and has an anti-inflammatory effect reducing risk of strokes, atherosclerosis, cancer, diabetes and other inflammatory illnesses.
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) the unique energy patterns of each season nourishes different organs systems within the human body. Summer energy feeds the heart, vascular system and the small intestine. Simply put, seasonal food and activities of Summer are most nourishing to these organs and likewise, the organs are more receptive to a seasonal tuning during the Summer season. While the relevance of TCM is constantly under scrutiny in the West, we share many of their principles and they too are rooted in our own traditions going back thousands of years. Since pre-Christian times, the Summer Solstice has been celebrated with bonfires and rituals to honour the Sun (Fire energy) which rises to its highest point in the sky. Many Christian religions adapted theses celebrations, most evident in the lighting of bonfires on the eve of the feast day of St. John the Baptist (June 23rd ). No matter the origin or our own personal beliefs tuning into the Summer season through food and tradition provides a substantial tonic to both the heart and mind.
Connect to Summer through colourful, seasonal food bursting with life and vitality. Add some fire energy with paprika, cayenne, chilli and peppers – fiery spices are known to increase blood flow and reduce pressure. Shared in good company, a creative Summer menu provides the resilience required to face all of life’s ups and downs. Enjoy it now and bottle some for later!
Depression is the most widely diagnosed mental disorder in Ireland and one out of every four prescriptions written are for anti-depressants. Interestingly, cardiovascular disease affects one out of every two Irish adults and is the number one cause of premature death in this country. Almost a cliché but the heart and mind are connected not only on an emotional level but also from a biological and physical stance. To focus on one with disregard to the other is a fundamental fault of modern Western medicine and does little to address the frightening statistics for both depression and heart disease.
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Such is the close connection between heart and mind that the foods which are beneficial to one are also beneficial to the other. Right now, Nature’s energy mirrors that of the Sun, at its highest and most far-reaching. The foods which are now in season also mirror this energy in providing sustenance to the expansive network of blood vessels and cells and to nerve cells (neurons) which transmit and receive signals to and from the brain. Summer foods are a colourful, juicy, fresh array of fruits and vegetables. Eaten raw or with minimal cooking, these foods provide a rich supply of antioxidants and vitamin C which help to support and protect our vascular and nerve networks. Antioxidants are most abundant in dark skinned berries, red fruits and vegetables as well as minerals such as selenium and zinc. A heart-friendly diet of fresh fruits and vegetables reduces the risks associated with hardening of the arteries which is implicated in both cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer’s disease. A rich blood supply to the brain supplies nutrients and oxygen to the hungriest organ of the body, maintaining good function and slowing down the aging process. Nerve cells, unlike other cells only divide during foetal development and during the first few months of life. They are meant to last a lifetime. Considering they are involved in every thought, action and feeling, their protection from damage and upkeep by antioxidants is fundamental to long-lasting mental well-being. Summer time is Vitamin D time, it is now that we stock up on vitamin D which should last through the Autumn, Winter and Spring. Low levels of vitamin D is a factor in both depression and heart disease and research into neurological illnesses such as Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease have also links in Vitamin D deficiency. UV light from the sun during the Summer months is absorbed through the skin and converted to vitamin D3. Traditionally we would spend more time outdoors during the Summer months, but nowadays with work and lifestyle routines fixed indoors, it is no wonder we are lacking in this vital nutrient. At Summer’s end, have your levels tested and supplement if necessary to bring levels to their optimum range. Wild caught oily fish are also a good source of vitamin D as are eggs but no source is better than the sun. Oily fish are also the best source of omega 3, a polyunsaturated fat needed for brain and heart function. The brain is 60% fat which must come from the fat we eat. A diet rich in omega 3 maintains the brain, 22 West Kerry Live
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1 John 4:18 ‘There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love.’ We simply cannot escape the reality of fear. Perhaps you are anxious about your financial status, your children, health or your own sense of happiness. Some fear is good. For one, we know that the scriptures teach that a healthy fear of God is essential for true wisdom and knowledge. We know that a right reverence of God will protect the Christian from a multitude of evils. (Proverbs 1:7). Secondly fear is also the alarm bell that God has given us to recognise danger so we can protect ourselves in a wicked and sinful world. King David often fled for his life when danger was imminent. Joseph and Mary fled to Egypt to protect the Lord Jesus. Thirdly, fear can cause a response that renders us defenceless and feeling hopeless. Often I talk to Christians who have serious panic attacks and fears or phobias of some sort or the other. Some struggle with a fear of failure, others with inadequacy or insecurity. As a husband and father with a spouse who has gone through cancer on three separate occasions, I have learnt as a Christian to respond to fear with trust and faith in a loving God. I have also learnt that reacting with sacrificial love by outwardly focussing on caring for the needs of others is the ‘way out’ of my hopeless response to fear. The apostle John makes a profound statement when he writes ‘love drives out fear’. The love John means here is sacrificial, selfless and focused on the needs of others. This kind of love is the distinctive feature of biblical Christianity. God is love and the ultimate demonstration of His love is demonstrated in the sacrificial death of His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ. Christians are simply those who personally trust in that sacrificial death of the Lord Jesus Christ. The love of Christ becomes both the example and the motivation of the type of love Christians are to demonstrate in fearful situations. Learning to love others ‘drives out’ the fear of whatever personal loss and danger we are anticipating. Fear that renders us permanently inoperative as Christians and stifles our ability to worship God is not a healthy fear. When fear threatens to shut us down we naturally go into a self- preservation mode. It is then that we must respond and consider the question ‘Am I trusting God’. The prophet Isaiah writes ‘Let him who walks in the dark, who has no light, trust in the name of The Lord and rely on his God’. Resting in the love of Christ will set the Christian free from a crippling fear. Trusting in an Almighty God in the midst of a fearful situation is the ‘doorway’ to experiencing grace and strength from a Loving Father. Romans 15:13 May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.
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West Kerry Girls Help Team Kerry Claim Basketball Title In Biarritz Six West Kerry girls- Niamh O Connor, Ella Greely ,Céití Long, Ally O Mahoney, Niamh Browne and Clodagh Jordan who are members of the TK Chorca Dhuibhne basketball club, based in Dingle - played on the very successful Team Kerry All Stars basketball team and clinched their first international tournament in Biarritz. Team Kerry came through their Pool as Group Winners and faced into the quarter finals with confidence defeating Anglet Cote Basque comprehensively before coming through a nail biting semi-final with a late basket in closing seconds over Lectoure 29-28. Team Kerry faced B.C.L.A from Toulouse in the Final and finished ahead 36-31 in a great contest to clinch a famous win. Well done to Team Kerry and their coach Billy McGaley, Majella and Dave Ahearne and mentors Siobhán Creedon and Nora Curran.
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Killorglin Tidy Towns. Orna Eccles Killorglin Tidy Towns would like to be able to tell everyone that T he National TTjudges were here and gone, but really that's impossible to say but they will most likely have visited by the end of the month, (we never get a calling card! ) and we would urge you to keep an eye on litter in the town and pick up anything that might have arrived via the summer winds!! As you know, it is important to keep the town looking well at all times of the year but particularly during the summer month's, when we have so many welcome visitors. So we are asking everyone to please be vigilant as to your surroundings at all times, make sure during your travels around town you are observant to the cleanliness of all areas. The summer days are drifting along, although the sun hasn't put in much of an appearance, to date! Killorglin Tidy Towns have been very busy, planting flowers, litter picking, weeding and cleaning - there is always lots to do and we appreciate any hour or two that you can volunteer! What is Tidy Towns The national Tidy Towns initiative was launched by Bord Fáilte, the Irish Tourist Board (now Fáilte Ireland), in 1958 as part of the 'Tostal', a nationwide festival celebrating all things Irish. A step-up from the original National Spring Clean Campaign which ran between 1953 and
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Dingle Restaurants: the Good, the Bad & the Ugly.
A personal view by John Doyle Food is an important part of the culture of any nation. Our attitude to food in Ireland is quite interesting – people sometimes talk about ‘going for a feed’. Surely horses feed but people eat or dine. In my opinion the family meal at home, or in restaurants, is an important part of the day. Besides the need to eat it becomes a social, relaxed and pleasant family experience where we talk about our problems, our hopes and experiences. This also applies when dining with friends or colleagues in their homes or restaurants. To me there is some importance in that Jesus choose a meal with friends to say his ‘goodbyes’ and give the world the living memory of him. Our own restaurant started because after the release of ‘Ryan’s Daughter’ there was a large increase in the number of tourists arriving in Dingle. I can remember being on the pier and being asked time and time again about all the wonderful fish being landed and where it could be eaten in Dingle. Stella and I talked long and hard about our idea of a seafood restaurant. Eventually we decided to look for a kindly bank manager and a premises. The rest, I suppose, everybody knows. Our business flourished because the raw materials we have in Dingle are the finest in Europe. Stella is one of the best cooks. Over the years we have been helped by some very fine staff and also the people of Dingle have been very supportive of us and our efforts. The restaurants, coffee shops, food bars and delicatessen outlets must now be around 20 to 25 in Dingle. They have become major employers in the area and every year we hear of more people opening up new operations. Generally, this is a good trend as business makes business – the more activity in an area the greater the attraction for both local people and visitors. But… and there is always a ‘but’ or two: “But” number 1: How many restaurants of the same style can we support? I don’t know – but at some stage there must be a ‘shake out’. “But” number 2: Are too many of our restaurants trying to be international rather than local in character? After all, the best hamburger is in America not Ireland. Where have all our native dishes gone? Irish stews, Drisheen, good country soups and where, oh where, is the Dingle Pie and the famous Kerry Lamb? Food does not have to be expensive to be good but I would prefer to have 3 ounces of fresh salmon to 12 ounces of frozen any day. “But” number 3: People come to Dingle because it is unique with all the old shop fronts and the different colour and shapes of the houses. It is important not to change the character of the town. We must keep the integrity of our town. Neon belongs in Manhattan – your own name belongs above your own door in Dingle. Finally, we have our great renewable resources in the Dingle area, the people, the land, the sea and the magnificent scenery. It is from these things we must live – we must preserve each of these jewels or the future of our area is all down hill. It is expected that by the year 2000 – 15 years from now – tourism will be the largest business in the world. Don’t ruin it now that we have such a good future.
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Now in its sixth year, the Dingle Peninsula Open Gardens Day has established itself as a regular on the Kerry festival and events calendar. It always takes place on the last Sunday of June and this year gardens will be open on Sunday 28th June. At least eight lovely private gardens located between Castlemaine and Annascaul will open their gates to the public at 12.45 and close at 6.30pm. Tickets can only be purchased on the Sunday, from 12.30 onwards at the Trading Post marquee in Boolteens located next to Keel Church. A charge of €10 per adult to view all gardens includes refreshments, home-made cake, a route map and a short description of all the gardens. Last year it attracted many visitors from outside the county, including from Clare and Cork. Most of the gardens have a beautiful backdrop of sea or mountain views that stretch along Castlemaine Harbour to Inch. Event organiser Martin Greenwood said ’the idea behind it is simple, to encourage people to garden by visiting gardens and seeing what can be achieved in other peoples gardens, whether its pots, garden designs, colour schemes, plant types, ponds or outdoor dining spaces’. The proceeds from the event go towards the Maine Valley Family Centre, a local charity that supports a range of family and community programmes in the Maine Valley area. Last year the event raised €1,300 to support various projects run by the Centre. Children are welcome and go free but must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times. Facebook @ ‘DinglePeninsulaOpenGardens’ or contact Martin on 086 2288313.
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Donegal: Still A Serious Threat Tadhg Evans With just a few minutes of a largely forgettable All-Ireland final remaining, Kerry’s supporters, already teeming with anxiety, almost collapsed in unison as their team shovelled a few more pounds of tension upon them. In 2011, The Kingdom elected to use listless, lateral handpassing in a bid to make those final few units of time ebb away without incident. Within minutes, the celebration of the county’s 37th All-Ireland title had been postponed until a later date. On that occasion, Dublin seemed to recognise that they needed to score a few times. They also deduced that they required possession of the ball to do so. Three years on from that moment of clarity on Dublin’s part, Donegal were faced with the same puzzle. The same listless handpassing unfolded before them. The same answers should have hammered through their door with a pickaxe, but never did. They sat back. They left possession with the Kingdom. They lost. When Andy Dufresne finally made it through the sewer pipes leading away from the Shawshank Prison, he was greeted by the most melodramatic deluge of rain ever commissioned to the big screen. Eighteen years on from the cinematic experience that was Shawshank, Jim McGuinness led Donegal through a very different sewer to claim their second All-Ireland title. There was no rain awaiting McGuinness as he redeemed Donegal. Instead, there was praise. Lots of it. Joe Brolly described the McGuinness system as ‘unbeatable’, ‘a superbug with no obvious cure’ and ‘ground zero for football’. As it turned out, Brolly was wrong. McGuinness was a fine manager of a fine football team. But as enlightened as his system was, it was a distance from the ‘unbeatable’ status attributed to it. In July of 2013, our very core beliefs were defrocked as Monaghan had the audacity to beat Donegal in the Ulster final. Not a mathematician or scientist was spotted within the Monaghan camp in the lead-up to their triumph. They simply aped the Donegal system, and won. The head of modern day Gaelic Football is rammed so far up its own rear passage that it is incapable of identifying a lack of common sense in the systems devised by its managerial ‘geniuses’. Only Michael Murphy seemed to recognise the peril facing Donegal in those final few moments of the 2014 final, as he lunged towards goal and very nearly snatched a draw. The three or four minutes prior to that had showcased an obvious flaw in Donegal’s plan. Their stringent abidance to the plans of McGuinness prohibited them from contemplating what might roam outside the proverbial cardboard box. Donegal had their system aped again in the 2014, and they collapsed many miles out from the line that would have provided answers. Some will have you believe that only an outrageous mistake from Paul 28 West Kerry Live
Durcan separated the sides. Anybody who did not recognise the Kingdom’s superiority in the 2014 final is probably guilty of the misdeed that has kept Kerry in business for over a century: failing to give them even a semblance of credit. Kerry’s shooting was uncharacteristically appalling in the final, and they could have accounted for Donegal long before the game’s conclusion. The better team on the day won the match, without question. If I seem harsh on Donegal, it’s not borne out of any kind of dislike, but more of a frustration at how they’ve chosen to use the talent at their behest. Donegal are a fabulous outfit. Such is the overzealous belief within GAA circles in the abilities of our managers, we have pushed notion of crediting the game’s players to the wayside. Donegal possess some ridiculously good footballers. Prior to their recent game against Armagh, there was a genuine sense that Donegal were a team on the wane. Such a belief was consigned to the realm of the laughable within two minutes of their mismatch. Rory Gallagher devised a game plan that presented his Donegal team as a talented, exciting and potent outfit. Rather than being sytem-orientated, the plan accentuated the individual abilities of Donegal’s outstanding contributors.
Their stringent abidance to the plans of McGuinness prohibited them from contemplating what might roam outside the proverbial cardboard box. The opening goal illustrated quite vividly lessons that have been learned by Gallagher. Not too arrogant to snub a tactic as supposedly crude - but often effective - as the long kick to a target man at the edge of the square, Gallagher’s plan seduced the entranced Armagh gatekeepers away from the full back line, leaving the excellent Paddy McBrearty with James Morgan as his only issue once possession had been attained from an excellent Neil Gallagher delivery. It was uncannily similar to the opening goal for Kerry’s Paul Geaney in the All-Ireland final last September.
their opponents. Donegal’s movements were effectively carried out by groups of three, with the man in possession always flanked by at least two options of assistance. Armagh’s support play was awkward and hurried, their kick passing woeful on the rare occasion that it was implemented. Conversely, Donegal were aided profitably by the long kickpassing provided by the triumvirate of MacNiallais, Gallagher and the inimitable Michael Murphy. The tactic had been largely ignored by McGuinness throughout his extraordinary reign, and watching the aforementioned trio yesterday has to leave contemplating why that was. McGeeney’s appointment as Armagh’s manager has been greeted with a suspicious lack of suspicion. ‘Geezer’ was as influential a footballer as we have seen in the last twenty years, but while his time at the chessboard for Kildare produced a team to rival any other in terms of fitness, it failed to produce a unit fluent in the core skills of the game. Armagh have some fine footballers, but if they had all taken to the field wearing Kildare jerseys against Donegal you’d have taken no notice. They couldn’t kick from distance, they couldn’t take scores, and they had no obvious plan when mounting an attack. The game of football has moved away from the notion that the game is a relatively simple one. When I watched last year’s final, I hoped that teams might read it for what it was: a showcase in all this is weak about the defensive, system orientated game, as opposed to its strengths. Against, Gallagher impressed in allowing his players to impress. Hearteningly for football, we might finally see how good his Donegal’s players really are this summer.
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Greta’s Herbs Greta McCarthy-O’Brien May was a cold, colourless month. The sunny days of June finally enticed the budding oriental poppies and lupins to display their beauty. I had to cut lots of bamboo stakes in an effort to reinforce their stance against the late gales! My Jerusaleum sage (Phlomis fruiticosa) is incredible and has spread itself flamboyantly on both sides of the bank. Overnight, it burst into a mass of rich yellow flowers and has cheered me up immensely. It contrasts brilliantly with the purple flowers of comfrey - this was a most exciting accidental liaison
The kitchen garden has again been a tedious affair - the alternation between extreme wet and extreme dry is definitely not good for vegetable growing. Cool night temperatures have also interrupted growth: even the lettuce seems to be standing still. I planted my all time favourite early potato ‘Home Guard’ in old compost bags in the polytunnel
and kept piling any old compost in on top to encourage extra tuber growth. It has been an easy method which has proved surprisingly productive. I am enjoying a generous harvest of delicious good-sized spuds with no blight problems for once and very little scrubbing required. Of course the traditional butter and salt is a must but I also enjoy them with a blob of natural yogurt enhanced to perfection with freshly chopped Moroccan mint or spearmint. Coriander has almost come to an end - it always thrives better in the earlier part of the season. Any sowings that I make now seem to quickly run to seed. I will collect and sow some of this ripened seed in August with the hope that it may provide a late autumn or early spring harvest. My Greek oregano is so lush I end up using it in everything and anything: since my delicious dill died it has become my substitute flavour in egg dishes! I have green and bronze fennel growing everywhere: it makes a superb ornamental foliage plant. Unfortunately I am not too fond of the flavour; anything aniseedy reminds me of liquorice and how I deplored it as a child. I found those long black liquorice shoelaces doubly disgusting: I could never understand how anyone would enjoy chewing on that rubbery substance! I do have a plant of liqourice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) in the tunnel: it is related to the pea and bean family but has never flowered. It is the root which provides the
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Five Literary Evenings In Dingle Stonecoast In Ireland & Dingle Bookshop Kathleen Cerveny, Daniel Lusk & Angela Patten Thursday 9 July 7.30 pm
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Solar Systems Tom Kennedy Solar..panels or tubes, what's the difference? Well they both provide hot water when heated by the sun’s energy, thus saving you energy, be it oil, gas or electricity. A solar system will save up to 70% of your annual hot water bill. When it comes to tubes versus panels, the tubes are marginally more efficient than panels, but realistically the difference is small, especially when we have had such a great spell of sunshine. There is another "solar system" known in the trade as "Thermodynamic" this is a solar panel that works in the dark. Yes with no sunshine, you ask how! Well the answer is simple really, it's not a solar panel it's a heat pump. The way it works is a panel is fitted to your roof which is connected to a unit and cylinder in your hot press. This is a compressor similar to what's found in a fridge, this unit pumps a refrigerant gas into the panel where it heats due to the fact that the gas has a very low boiling point of about -25 Celsius so this hot gas comes back into the unit, where the gas is compressed to make it hotter, the heat is then transferred to create heat. However, this unit is dependant on electricity to operate so while saving money on heating hot water it does so at a cost. Take for example a typical family home with 3 to 5 occupants, costs on average about €1,500 to €2,000 per year to heat, of which about a 1/4 to 1/3 of this is hot water, so a typical hot water bill for a family of 5 is somewhere in the region of €450 to €650 a year.
Bhí ócáid spesialta ar an Aoine seo caite i Scoil Naomh Eirc nuair a oscail an Dr. PádA solar system for a family of 5 can cost anything from €4,000 to raig Ó hÉalaí cuinne nua do leabharlann na scoile i gcuimhne ar Mhaidhc Dainnín Ó €5,500 supplied and fitted, giving them a yearly saving of approx Sé. Bhronn an foilsitheoir Coiscéim na leabhair€350 ar an leabharlann. to €500 and when you take into account the rising cost of energy, a system can pay for itself in 5 to 10 years. Pic: Manuela dei Grandi 32 West Kerry Live
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Keel Notes Colin Clifford GAA Club Lotto There was no winner of this weeks Lotto. Numbers drawn were 4, 18, 19 and 20. €50 winner was Gary Finn,Inch. €25 winners were Selina O’Shea,Inch, David McAssey, Lassabee, Hannah Hennessy Deane, Keel and Francis Ahern, Farnes. Next weeks Lotto is worth €8200 and the draw will be held in Knightlys Bar on Sunday 28st June. We are looking for volunteers to add to our Lotto Rota. It would involve a couple of hours work one Sunday night every 5 weeks. Please contact Colin Clifford 087 7975854 if you are interested Community Games There was a large turnout of under age athletes from the parish to the Kerry Community Games finals in An Ríocht track in Castleisland. In all we had over 50 athletes taking part with nearly half of them qualifying for semi finals and finals the following day. In all we came home with 7 medals. Gary Murphy had a great weekend winning winning bronze in both the U14 800m and the U14 Long Jump. Natasha Myers also ran fantastically finishing forth in the U14 800m and was also part of the U14 Girls Relay with Katie Boyle , Clodagh Evans and Marie Galvin who made it all the way to the final and finished 4th. Our other girls U12 relay team consisting of Liath Lenihan , Laura O Donughue , Corrina Griffin and Liath Foley also made it to the final and finished and received Bronze medals. Liath Foley also took Bronze in the U12 Ball Throw on Saturday. Silver Medals went to Diarmuid Kelliher and Ellen Kelliher , Diarmuid in the U14 Javelin and Ellen in the U10 200m. Well Done to everyone who partook on both days and to everybody that helped out and supported! Also a thanks to the GAA for the use of their field for trainings.
cleanliness. Garda Vetting/Police check will be essential. 2 written references required. Apply with C.V and letter of application to Joanne O Connor, Centre Manager, Nai Ionad Na Cille Ltd Childcare, Castledrum, Castlemaine, Co-Kerry Or e-mail naiionadnacille@eircom.net End of School Term Family Fun Race Evening Fri 26th June, Kingdom Greyhound Stadium Tralee 7.30pm-10pm. Bouncy Castle & Face painting. Contact Keel Childcare for tickets. Entrance Prize 1 night B&B & 1 evening meal in Kinsale Summercamps for Pre-School & Primary School age children will run for the month of July. Now enrolling for Sept 2015. Limited places available. Does your child qualify for free Pre-School in Sept 2015. The child must be born between 2nd Feb 2011 & 30th June 2012. Contact us on 0669766005 to book your place immediately. Inch Defibrilator Notice Cardiac First Responder Course Date: Saturday 11th July Time: 10am (course takes 4 and a half hours) Cost: €50 per person @ Inch Community Centre. Course must be paid in full before the 5th of July. If anyone is interested in doing this course to be certified in using a defibrillator Please contact Kay O’Shea on 087-7764262, Mary O’Shea on 087-2306442 or by Facebook message to secure your place on this course.
Open-Air Mass At Imleach Mass Rock. This unique event will be concelebrated by Canon Looney & Monsignor O'Fiannachta on Friday 10th July @ 7.30p.m. The venue is located up the junction opposite the Seal Sanctuary car-park, off the Lispole Road. All are welcome. For further details please phone Cyril on 087-2382251.
Nai Ionad na Cille Community Employment Cook wanted in Keel Childcare Centre. 19.5hours per week Mon-Fri. Start Date: Immediate. Duties will include preparation and cooking of breakfast & lunch as well as menu planning and keeping the Kitchen to a high standard of
Imeachtaí Mhí Iúil in An Lab July Events in An Lab Fé Scáth
Dráma le Patricia Burke Brogan, aistrithe ag Helen Ní Shé, á cur i láthair ag Aisteoirí an Lab. Céadaoin 8ú agus Déardaoin 9ú Iúil, Céadaoin 22ú agus Déardaoin 23ú Iúil ag 8 i.n A play by Patricia Burke Brogan, translated by Helen Ní Shé and staged by Aisteoirí an Lab. Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th July, Wednesday 22nd and Thursday 23rd July @ 8pm
Ríocht na bhFocal / Kingdom of Words
Sraith de léiriúcháin beo am lóin a thugann spléachadh ar litríocht Gaeilge Chiarraí ón 17ú go dtí an 20ú chéad, ag meascadh sleachta léite agus a n-aistriúcháin le ceol agus amhránaíocht. Aoine 17ú Iúil @ 1 - 2pm: Na Baird Ghaelacha Aoine 31 Iúil @ 1 – 2pm: Litríocht na nDaoine A series of live lunch-time productions highlighting Kerry's Irish-language literature from the 17th to the 20th century, mixing the original texts and their translations with music and song. Friday 17 July @ 1 - 2pm: The Gaelic Bards. Friday 31 July @ 1 – 2pm: The Oral tradition.
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Campa Shamhradh Scéalaíochta agus Scríbhneoireachta Cruthaithí do leanaí á reachtáil go dátheangach ag Áine Ní Ealuaighte agus Sharon Ní Chonchúir. Luan 13ú – Aoine 17ú Iúil, 10am – 2.30pm: leanaí d’aois 4 – 7 . Luan 27ú – Aoine 31ú Iúil, 10am – 2.30pm: leanaí d’aois. Story-telling Summer Camp helping children create their own stories through words and images directed bilingually by Áine Ní Ealuaighte and Sharon Ní Chonchúir. Monday 13th – Friday 17th July, 10am – 2.30pm: children aged 4 – 7. Monday 27th – Friday 31st July, 10am – 2.30pm: children aged 7 – 12.
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Cathracha i gCorca Dhuibhne – Cashels / Stone Forts on The Dingle Peninsula Isabel Bennett Ba insna liosanna a mhaireadh na feirmeoirí móra agus a dteaghlaigh sna Luath-Mheánaoiseanna. Tugann seandálaithe liosanna nó ráthanna ar na cinn le claí cré, agus cathracha (nó caiseal) ar na cinn le claí cloch. Saol tuaithe bunaithe ar an dtreabh a bhí ann le linn na tréimhse seo. Feirmeoireacht agus tógaint stoic ba bhonn leis an eacnamaíocht. Bhíodh tithe laistigh de na ballaí cosanta, clocháin chloch de ghnáth i gCorca Dhuibhne, cé go mbaintí úsáid as ábhar eile chomh maith. Buaileann foirgintí eile linn uaireanta, botháin is dócha. Bíonn uaimh le fáil iontu uaireanta. Tugann an tochailt a deineadh ag Cathair na bhFionnúrach léargas maith dhúinn ar chaiseal agus ana-stádas aige. Bhí ardáin chéimneacha laistigh den gclaí ar an láthair seo, rud a chabhródh le cosaint na háite dá mba ghá. Tá seoimrín sa bhfalla (agus bhí an tarna ceann ann atá scriosta anois), a sholáthraíodh stóras nó dídean, nó fiú príosún! Bhí dhá chlochán cloch ar an láthair, agus uaimh ag imeacht amach ón gceann beag. Bhí cosán cloch ó bhéal an chaisil go doras an chlocháin mhóir. Fuaireadh áras chun miotal leaighte a dhoirteadh amach agus fuílleach iarainn ó fhoirnéis chomh maith ann; léiríonn na hiarsmaí sin go raibh earraí miotail á ndéanamh ar an láthair.
is an interesting entrance feature, and the stone path from the entrance to the door of the house is well preserved. A large pit outside the house was used for disposing rubbish, and contained organic remains including apple, blackberry, hazelnut and grape seeds. Other finds from the site included stone tools, some pottery, iron knives, a blue glass bead fragment and crucible fragments came from an iron-smelting furnace found in the larger room. These are only two examples of a type of monument to be found throughout the peninsula. For further information visit Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh (13km/8 miles west of Dingle) www. westkerrymuseum.com. The museum is open every day from 10.00 am – 5.00 pm. Tel: 066-9156333 or info@westkerrymuseum.com. There is also a café with fresh baking daily and a bookshop, and free Wi-Fi for customers. Buail isteach ag an Músaem chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil. Tá siopa leabhar, caifé agus Wi-Fi ar fáil ann. Bíonn an Músaem ar oscailt gach lá, 10.00 r.n. – 5.00 i.n. Beidh fáilte romhat.
One of the most common monument types in Ireland is the ringfort or rath; these were in use from perhaps the 6th up to the 10th or 11th centuries AD, and were the enclosures within which the ‘comfortable’ farmers lived. Here on the Dingle Peninsula, many monuments of this type can be seen, but often, instead of the enclosure being constructed of earth, we have monuments built purely from stone. These are referred to by archaeologists as ‘stone forts’, ‘cashels’ or ‘cahers’, the latter two words coming of course from the Irish. Two good examples of these sites, both National Monuments, are easily accessed. One is at Cathair Deargáin Thuaidh, situated on the right hand (west) side of the road c. 600m beyond the church and graveyard at Cill Mhaoilchéadair, as you head south towards Dingle, and is accessed via a swing gate. The site is not signposted, but the road widens slightly allowing a limited space to park. Within are 5 clocháin or circular rooms, built in dry stone, using the corbelling technique. The external surviving height of the enclosure wall is most impressive at the north-west side, where it survives to 2.65m, and the width of the wall here is 2.1m. The original entrance is no longer apparent, and one enters today over a style. A souterrain (underground passage) was entered via one of the rooms, although today it is blocked. These passages would have been used for storage and perhaps to conceal goods or even people, if necessary.
The interior of Cathair na bhFionnúrach Cathair na bhFionnúrach, in the townland of Baile na bhFionnúrach on the western slopes of Mount Brandon, is c. 10km (6 miles) north of Dingle. The site, excavated in the late 1990s (facilitated by Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne), contains two clocháin. A souterrain (now closed) was entered from the smaller room, which also contained a hearth. The larger room had a paved drain, two fireplaces, some pits and several postholes left by fixtures and fittings. The surrounding wall contains one surviving wall chamber (of two, originally), and has stepped terracing, which would have aided in defending the site, if necessary. There
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Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football Championship With both West Kerry and Dingle still in the Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football Championship hopes are still alive in West Kerry of Co. Championship glory.
Annascaul Tidy Towns Volunteer Hour every Monday @ 7-8pm Meeting outside Annascaul Community Centre. Why not come along and help keep our village beautiful.
West Kerry have a Round 2 tie away against Mid Kerry in Beaufort on Sunday July 12th at 6pm. With the winners of this game having a bye into the Quarter Finals, West Kerry have it all to play for. Beir bua agus beannacht! Dingle having overcome Milltown/Castlemaine after extra time and a replay will play South Kerry in Páirc an Ághasaigh on Saturday July 11th at 7pm in Round 3. Beir bua agus beannacht! Sraith Sóisear Chiarraí Thiar C.L.G. 2015 Round 1 of the West Kerry Junior League takes place on 8/07/15 Lispole v Dingle in Lispole at 19:15 Annascaul v Castlegregory in Annascaul at 19:15 Round 2 of the West Kerry Junior League takes place on 15/07/15 Lispole v An Ghaeltacht in Lispole at 19:15 Castlegregory v Dingle in Castlegregory at 19:15 Round 3 of the West Kerry Junior League takes place on 22/07/15 Dingle v Annascaul in Dingle at 19:15 An Ghaeltacht v Castlegregory in Gallarus at 19:15 Round 4 of the West Kerry Junior League takes place on 29/07/15 Annascaul v Lispole in Annascaul at 19:15 Dingle v An Ghaeltacht in Dingle at 19:15 Round 5 of the West Kerry Junior League takes place on 5/08/15 An Ghaeltacht v Annascaul in Gallarus at 19:15 Castlegregory v Lispole in Castlegregory at 19:15 Semi-Finals of the West Kerry Junior League on 12/08/2015
Sunday Market Annascaul Sunday Market & Car Boot Sale. Opening every Sunday 10.30 - 2. Annascaul Community Centre. A lovely variety of gifts, paintings, jewellery & cakes & lots more available. New stall holders are welcome just contact Bernie 087 2184757 for details. Tom Crean International Festival A great crowd attended the Tom Crean International Festival last weekend. Where there were talks with Michael Smith & Lady Alexandra Shackelton( Grand-daughter of Ernest Shackelton). Congratulations to Tim Falvey the first person to pass the finish line at the Tom Crean Endurance walk. If you would like anything included in the Annascaul Notes Contact Noel Spillane Ph. 087 2184757 or forward an email to info@annascaul.ie.
Final of the West Kerry Junior League on 19/08/2015 N.B. Extra time will be played in all games that end in a draw, up to and including Semi-finals. Players that commence in Co. Senior Championship games are ineligible to partake. West Kerry U14 Shield Final Well done to Dingle U14’s who won the West Kerry U14 Shield Final played in Castlegregory on the 12th June, Castlegregory 0-7 to Dingle 1-13. Dingle Coiste na nÓg old clothes, phones and books collection fundraiser Dingle Coiste na nÓg are having our old clothes, phones and books collection fundraiser on 8th July between 10am and 12pm in the Sportsfield. This is a major fundraiser for Coiste na nÓg. As always your support is needed. If you have any questions please contact Denise Kane or Colm Nelan
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The Dingle Folk Club The next gathering of the Dingle Folk Club will be on Thursday 2nd July. This month we are rolling into Quinn's pub in Ventry. We are kicking off at the earlier time of 8.00pm. The folk club is a friendly space to come along and sing a song and share your music. All singers, musicians and listeners are welcome, so come along and join us.
CAMPHILL COMMUNITY DINGLE Has a VACANCY for a HOUSE COORDINATOR IN A RESIDENTIAL CENTRE For people with special needs. The position is for a 1 year contract to replace a house Coordinator who is on maternity leave. A qualification in Social Care is required. The applicant is asked to work flexible hours and has an interest in and being supportive of the Camphill Ethos. Camphill Community Dingle Doonshean, Dingle, Co. Kerry Email: uta.jensen54@gmail.com Closing date 5th of July 2015
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Beachairi Chorca Dhuibhne West Kerry Beekeepers. Summer swarming season is upon us and the bees are at the height of activity. Mother Natures growth is abundant with honey flow. If you would like to learn more about our beautiful winged friends the bees,or join us on a open give demo, or start beekeeping ? Then contact us we would love to help. Please give Juli on buzz on 0868337733 or email dingledruid@gmail.com for details. 38 West Kerry Live
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Camp Juniors FC - Awards Day Padraic O Connell With the Soccer balls replaced with Gaelic balls, CAMP JUNIORS FC will draw their season to a close next weekend with their Annual AWARDS AFTERNOON on Sunday June 28th at the Sportsfield in Camp, 2~5pm. With a Beach Walk, Barbecue, Mini-Tournament final, Bouncy Castles, and a host of awards to give out Sunday promises to be a great family day. A very successful season saw the club with a record no. of 8 underage teams playing in the Schoolboys / Girls League, winning two titles, missing out in 2 Cup Finals, hosting three Cup Finals and three of our teams playing at the highest level in the Premier Divisions. The huge development of facilities by Camp Community Council has benefited the club enormously and With a strong committee and great volunteer involvement drawn from right across the peninsula (Blennerville to West of Dingle), CAMP JUNIORS FC, in their 20th year, can look forward to many more exciting days. Fantastic also to see a record number of our players lining out in County colours at U12, U14 and U15 levels. Dingle lad Christopher Kane will always remember June 2015 as he was a member of the winning Kennedy Cup team who beat the favourites DDSL 1-0 after a terrific tournament. U12 player Eimear O Donoghue from Aughacasla will also look back on the season with great pride as she lined out with Kerry U14 Girls at the Gaynor Cup Tournament. Three Club members will also be travelling to the Macron Cup tournament in Galway at the start of August with the U13 and U15 County Squads. Summer Soccer Camp The JUNIORS are delighted once again to be hosting the FAI SUMMER SOCCER CAMP at their grounds this summer. With FAI trained coaches and for boys and girls ages 6~14yrs the camp will run on August 17th – 21st. As an added feature we will also be running a Goalkeeper Camp on the same dates. For all details, bookings, etc see www.summersoccerschool.ie
Camp Juniors' Christopher Kane with team-mates having just won the Kennedy Cup Final at Ul, June 12th Contact - For all the up-to-date news, fixtures, results and photos see our facebook page at Facebook.com/CampJuniorsFC and the schoolboys league website, www.kerryschoolboysgirlsleague.com. - For any further information re club contact: Barrie O Brien 087-2376001, email: campjuniorsoccerclub@gmail.com - For bookings on the Camp astro pitch please contact campastropitch@gmail.com
Míle Buiochas Kerry Hospice Dingle Branch wishes to thank everyone who generously donated to the recent collection, in which €2089.10 was raised. Thank you also to all those who helped with the collection. -Ursula O'Connell.
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Dingle Bay Rovers 5- A-side – Soccer Tournament 19-07-2015 11am-6pm Gallurus Soccer Pitch. €100 per Team Max 2 subs per team. Each team will be guaranteed at least 2 games.
Closing date for entries 17th July. Prizes include cup for winners and trophies for the top scorer and best player. Barbeque later that evening in Foxy Johns pub, where presentation of awards will take place. Contact Joe 086 1964028 or Facebook Dingle Bay Rovers 5-A-Side Tournament.
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Annascaul Singing Club “Best night yet”, seemed to be the general opinion around the village, following the June gathering of the Annascaul Singing Club. And it was indeed a mighty occassion. There were ballads, blues and songwriters galore. For instance, a budding Damien Rice gave a rendering of his own compositions, cheered on by a packed house. But there were also folk songs, country songs and come-all-ye’s delivered with great enthusuasm and feeling. So whatever yer taste in singing and music you'll enjoy the next session at Patcheen's Bar, Annascaul on Thursday 16th July at 9pm. If you have a song, recitation or a tune, or even of you just like to listen, come in and take your ease. It's free and it's the best of fun
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Killorglin Raffle for Ed Sheeran Tickets Be in with a chance to win Two tickets to Ed Sheeran live in Croke Park Saturday July 25th. Raffle in aid of Killorglin Hospice. Tickets €5 each or 3 for €10 Available from Eurospar, Gemma’s Hair Salon and Starlite Cleaners Killorglin or contact any committee member.
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Lár Ionad Nua Gaeilge, Gaeltachta agus Fiontraíochta €3.5 milliún oscailte i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh / 2,500 scoláire ag freastal ar chúrsaí sa Lárionad, le luach €7m don gheilleagar áitiúil. Osclóidh an tAire Stáit um Ghnóthaí Diaspóra, Jimmy Deenihan T.D. an Lárionad Forbartha Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh go hoifigiúil ar an 26 Meitheamh. Díríonn an Lárionad, ina bhfuil achar 1,400 méadar cearnach, ar chúrsaí, áiseanna, seirbhísí agus gníomhaíochtaí Gaeilge, ar an bpleanáil teanga agus gnó a sholáthar don phobal, do scoláirí, d’ábhar oidí agus d’fhiontraithe. San áireamh sa Lárionad nua seo tá oifigí agus áiseanna nua do Chomharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne Teo agus dá fhochomhlachtaí Coláistí Chorca Dhuibhne agus Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne. Tá Ionad Tacaíochta Teaghlaigh ann, ina bhfuil áiseanna nua don naíonra agus seirbhísí réamhscoile, agus tá clós súgartha poiblí do leanaí forbartha ar an suíomh. Tá aonaid agus oifigí gnó de chuid Údarás na Gaeltachta forbartha sa Lárionad agus iad ar fáil do ghnóthlachtaí beaga nua. Rinneadh an Lárionad a fhorbairt ar chostas de €3.5 milliún agus is iad Údarás na Gaeltachta, An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta agus Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne a mhaoinigh an togra seo. Is iad Údarás na Gaeltachta, An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta agus Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne a mhaoinigh an togra seo mar a leanas: Údarás na Gaeltachta - €1,228,000; An Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta €1,746,765; Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne - €500,000 Fostaíonn Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne 256 duine – ina measc daoine lánaimseartha, páirtaimseartha agus séasúrach (14 Lánaimseartha, 220 páirtaimseartha/séasúrach, agus 22 ar Scéim Fostaíochta Pobail) Micléinn ó Mheirice chugainn A week in Baile an Fheirtéaraigh We arrived in a small town on the Dingle Peninsula on May 24th. When we arrived we were in awe of how different Balleyferriter was from Washington, D.C, and as we wandered through the village we became more and more mystified by the village’s beauty. The night went on and we began to grow nervous for the upcoming week. All of us had come to learn the Irish language (Gaeilge). Little did we know, over the course of the next week we would be submerged into a rich culture with a beautiful language that we would find irresistible. During the day we were taught the basics of the language. We began with “Dia Duit” and as our knowledge of the language increased we eventually were able to have complete simple conversations completely in Irish. By the end of the week we were able have our tae le bainne agus siúcra and had developed a small vocabulary. This was supplemented with interactive activities in the evenings where we spent time growing closer over enjoyable activities including set dancing and a table quiz. However, what made us fall in love with the beautiful Baile an Fheirtéaraigh was a beautiful language attached to a rich culture. We were immersed in a town that rejoiced in their rich history and unique heritage and wanted to share their stories with us. Somewhere between the landscape, the visit to the Blasket Island, and the experiences we had in the classroom, we fell in love with the town and the language. We entered the town as nervous city goers and left as students with a love for Gaeilge and the village of Baile an Fheirtéaraigh. So I speak for all of us when I say go raibh maith agat! - Claire Coleman Is mise Kathleen Ort, ó Missoula, Montana. Táim ag foghlaim na Gaelainne le tamall thall in Ollscoil Montana i Missoula le Traolach Ó Riordáin. Chomh maith leis sin, táim ag teacht go Corca Dhuibhne le mic léinn eile le ceithre bliana anuas chun Gaelainn a fhoghlaim sa Ghaeltacht. Gach aon bliain tagann deichniúr nó dáréag scoláirí go dtí Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne, agus caitheann said trí seachtaine anseo. Táim ag labhairt inniu ar son an ghrúpa ar fad. Cuid mhaith againn, ó 42 West Kerry Live
Éirinn a tháinig ár muintir romhainn. Gach aon bhliain bíonn ranganna Gaelainne againn agus turasanna againn agus aoichainteoirí ón gceantar. Tugaimid cuairt ar an mBlascaod Mór, ar Cnoc Bhréanainn, ar Sceilig Mhichíl, ar Uíbh Ráthach, agus ar an Riasc agus láithreacha seandalaíochta eile. Faighmid blaiseadh de rince agus ceol agus amhránaíocht ar an sean- nós agus de scéalta. Is turasóirí agus is cuairteoirí sinn. Caithimid ár gcuid airgid anseo. Ach is cairde anois sinn le muintir na háite agus le Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne. Go raibh míle maith agaibh as an deis teacht anseo agus trí seachtaine a chaitheamh libh. Is í sin mo chuidse ráite. - Kathleen Ort Ionad Seirbhísí Teanga: Tá deireadh tagtha le himeachtaí ar an Meal do 2014/2015. Ba mhaith linn buíochas ó chrói a ghabháil le gach éinne a dhein frastal dílis ar rangann Gaelainne i rith na bliana agus a thug tacaíocht don mhaidin Chaife ó mhí Dheireadh Fómhair i Leith. Ach go háirithe táimid ana-bhuíoch do Toose Mac Gearailt a roinneann a chuid eolasi go fial linn I gcónaí. Táimd go mór fé chomaoin aige. Go mbeidh ana-shamhradh ar fad ag gach éinne.
Pic. Gearóid Ó Súilleabháin, Risteárd Newman agus Katleen Ort
ó Montana, i dteannta Mháirín Uí Shé, ar a dturas ar an mBlascaod Mór. Ár mbuíochas do Jennifer Ní Ríordáin agus do Thraolach Ó Ríordáin a thug mic léinn anseo leo i mbliana ó Washington agus ó Montana.
An bhfuil Leibhéal FETAC 5 agat i gCúram Leanaí? Tá Comhar Naíonraí na Gaeltachta, ag lorg iarratas do phoist mar Oibrithe Cúram Leanaí, san Ionad Tacaíochta Teaghlaigh i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh, Trá Lí, Co. Chiarraí. Ní mór d’iarrthóirí taithí a bheith acu ar a bheith ag obair le páistí faoi chúig bliana d’aois, chomh maith le taithí ar a bheith ag obair mar chuid d’fhoireann agus ar a laghad cáilíocht FETAC Leibhéal 5 nó a mhacasamhail i gCúram Leanaí a bheith acu. Tá Gaelainn líofa riachtanach don bpost seo. Seol litir iarratais agus CV roimh 31ú Meitheamh chuig: Breege Uí Mhurchadha, Oifigeach Forbartha Chomhar Naíonraí na Gaeltachta Teo., Barr na Stuaic, An Sean-Phobal, Dún Garbhán, Co. Phort Láirge Tuilleadh Eolais: 058 46074 nó 087 6656136 Cruinniú Poiblí/Public Meeting: Moltaí don Oideachas Gaeltachta/ Policy Proposals for Education Provision in Gaeltacht areas An Lárionad Gaeilge & Gaeltachta, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh 8.00 Dé Luain/Monday 29ú Meitheamh/June. Seolfar moltaí ón gcruinniú go dtí an Roinn Oideachais & Scileanna. Recommendations from meeting to be forwarded to Department of Education & Skills. www.oidhreacht.ie / www.cfcd.ie Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne 066 9156100 nó eolas@cfcd.ie www.oidhreacht.ie / www.cfcd.ie Tabhair cuairt ar Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne/Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne/Coláistí Chorca Dhuibhne ar Facebook.
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Castlegregory Notes Opening Hours: The Visitor Information Centre is now open daily MonSun. See opening hours displayed at the Centre. A wide variety of services are available including broadband access, coloured photocopying and laminating. Recycling collection will be on Thursday mornings between 10am and 11am only at the entrance to the Secondary School. Recycling bags can be purchased from the Information Centre for €3 each – only bags with the Castlegregory Community Council label will be accepted. Whist every Thursday evening from 8.00pm in the Club. Results: Ladies; 1st Avila Fitzgerald. 2nd;Elke Hockstrat and Catherine Lyons Interval; Noreen Lynch and Ita Bowe Gents;1st John McEnery 2nd Martin Courtney Interval; Edward Hennessy, Noreen Walsh and Thomas Maunsell Mystery; Joan Moriarty and Mary Barry
The annual Castlegregory Summer Festival Art Exhibition is opening on Wednesday, July 8th at 7pm until Sunday, July 12th, 7pm. The art exhibition is in the spacious and attractive hall of Castlegregory Secondary School with stunning views of Caherconree to compliment the art, photography and crafts of local artists and craft workers from the area. Experience the beauty of the north shore of the Dingle Peninsula, also known as the gold coast, visit the art exhibition and enjoy all the fun, entertainment and activities of the festival. For more information on the Castlegregory Summer Festival Art Exhibition please contact Colleen Bowler on Email: dasbowler@yahoo.com There is also a beach cleanup being organised during the festival on Thursday July 9th: 10-11am at Castlegregory town beach and 11.3012.30 at Stoney Gap. Bags and gloves provided. Contact 087 2662920 for more information..
Annual Festival The Festival in Castlegregory will be held from July 8th – 12th inclusive. Come along and enjoy all the fun of the festival. Looking forward to seeing you all there and having lots of fun. Maharees Regatta This year’s Regatta will be held on Sunday 5th July .
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The Castlegregory Country Market every Sunday -til the end of August/first week in September. Doors open from 10 am til 1.30pm.So come along and have a browse you will always find something you like. Hope to see you all there. An evening of storytelling, music, song and dance will be held in the Clubrooms, Castlegregory on Friday 26th June at 7:30pm sharp. Free in and silent donations on the way out, also raffle on the night. All proceeds go to the local branch of St. Vincent de Paul. The Brandon Bay half marathon & 10k: A huge thank you to all the local businesses who helped sponsor our t-shirts and medals which have arrived and look amazing. This year every participant will receive both a t-shirt and bespoke event medal on entering. With well over 100 signed up including entries from the USA, Canada, The Netherlands, Germany and England as well as all over Ireland already it’s shaping up to be a huge day on the beach once again. Remember, the event is open to everyone and can be walked, jogged or ran. Online entry is now open on our website www.brandonbayhalfmarathon.com or you can also register the day before in the club rooms from 5pm - 11pm. 20 year anniversary: Did you know that Castlegregory Celtic FC is 20 years old this year? To celebrate this great milestone we will be holding a Legends V Current squad match on Saturday 18th July at 4pm up at our soccer pitch followed afterwards by a celebration in Maurice Fitzgeralds bar Castlegregory. This is sure to be a great day so please keep it free and come along and join us celebrating 20 years as a club. Golf Fixtures; Seniors: Weekly Competition Thursday 25th June, Draw at 9:45am. Ladies club: Friday 26th & 28th June OPEN 18 Hole Stroke, Kindly Sponsored by Pamper & Pout. Timesheets. Men’s Club: Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th June, Monthly Medal, 18 Hole Stroke kindly sponsored by Ballyroe Heights Hotel, Timesheet. Open Scramble is on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 and continuing throughout the summer months. €3 for members & €10 for none members, over 16 years only with official handicap
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Dedication to abstinence was celebrated at a very special occasion in St Mary’s Church in Dingle last Friday evening as Pioneers from across the Dingle Peninsula were presented with Gold and Silver Pins in recognition of their achievement. Indeed for Bridie Ní Mhóráin from Camp it marked a very special achievement as she was presented with the Father James Cullen Memorial Medal and Certificate celebrating 80 years of faithful membership to of association. Those receiving Gold Pins from Dingle Canon Tomás Ó Luanaigh PP and Fr Buckley were, marking fifty years, or more, of Pioneership were: Eileen Kennedy (Annascaul), Máire Uí Chonchúir (Dingle), Kitty O’Flaherty (Dingle); Caitlin Uí Shé and Eoin Ó Sé (Ventry), Ann Sullivan (Ventry), Betty Johnson and Risteard Mac Eoin (Lios Póil), Eileen Walsh (Ballydavid), Áine Uí Chinnéide and Seán P. Ó Cinnéide (Ballyferriter), Seosamh Ó Flatharta (Ballyferriter), Bridie Uí Mhóráin (Camp) and naomhóg maker Eddie Hutchinson (Baile na nGall). Mary Devane (Lispole) and Helen Whelehan (Ballinvounig / Kildare) will also receive their Gold Pins at a later date. Receiving Silver Pins, commemorating 25 years or more of Pioneership, were Mary C. O’Shea (Ballinsare, Lispole), Geraldine O’Sullivan (Flemingstown) and PJ Griffin (Killfountan, Dingle). And it was also a very special occasion for Patrick O’Sullivan, Flemingstown, Dingle, a first time Pioneer, who was warmly welcomed to Réadóirí Chorca Dhuibhne. Photo: Marian O’ Flaherty 44 West Kerry Live
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Summer Stew of Lamb, Chorizo and Beans Mark Murphy: Dingle Cookery School This is recipe is such a good excuse to have a stew even at this time of the year. It is warming but still is perfect for a summers evening and it is ideal to be served as an evening meal especially with some salads and some crusty bread. Make sure you get your lamb form your local butcher (if you are a visitor to here it is worth trying lamb form the peninsula and when you taste it you will agree it is some of the most finest lamb you will taste). In this recipe I have included dry white beans, cooking them this way it will give you a creamy taste to the stew. Just make sure to soak them over night. Serves 4 INGREDIENTS: 700g lamb dice, 220g chorizo, cut into chunks 1 large onion, sliced thinly 3-5 garlic cloves, sliced thinly 150ml red wine (use a full bodied if possible) 600ml stock Dash of sherry vinegar 200g White Beans (Cannellini) soaked overnight and drained Tin of chopped tomatoes Thyme leaves Handful of chopped herbs such as parsley or tarragon Paprika Salt and pepper Olive Oil METHOD Place a pan on over medium heat, add some oil and then add the chorizo, cook this for about 5 minutes. Add the onions and garlic. Meanwhile brown the meat in another pan. Add the lamb to the pot with the chorizo. Increase the heat and add the wine and vinegar and then add the stock. Give it a minute or so before adding the tomatoes, herbs and paprika. You can now add the beans. Bring the mixture the to a slow simmer. Cook this for about 2 hours very slowly, check the beans to make sure the have cooked. At this stage the lamb should be cooked too. Season well and add some chopped herbs and serve. Enjoy!!!
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Milltown/Castlemaine GAA Deirdre O’ Sullivan Cúl Camps The annual Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps will take place in Milltown on the week commencing June 29th to July 3rd 2015. These camps are always extremely popular and enjoyable. Included in the cost of the camp this year is a jersey and training top along with a backpack in your county colours. There are special rates for two or more children from the same family. Contact any club official for further details or view our Face Book page. Comórtas Peile John Egan is an U14 International Invitational Gaelic Football Tournament. Teams from the USA, England, Northern Ireland and Kerry are invited to participate. Three days –July 9th to July 12th -will be dedicated to Gaelic Football games and on one night the participants are invited to attend a Cultural Evening. The visiting clubs will be ''twinned'' with a Kerry club and Milltown Castlemaine are twinned with Clare/Galway. Parents of our U 14 players are being asked to become host families for a player from their ‘twinned’ team. This could be the start of a new friendship for your son- please contact Henry Scanlon for further details. All participants will be presented with specially commissioned John Egan Medals. Co. League -Senior: Our next outing is home to Waterville on July 4th. GAA LOTTO The latest lotto jackpot draw for €5,600 was not won. However there were 6 super consolation prizes. The lucky winners were: € 50 each to: Cathriona Pavlovic, Mountain Ville and Jerry and Joan Clifford, Callinafercy. €25 each to: Ulick Roche. Knockaneacoolteen, John Kennedy. Dingle, Tom Sullivan. Ballyfinnane and Timmie Joe Horgan, Ballyfinnane. Next Lotto draw for €5,800 is on Friday June 26th in O’ Sheas Bar. . Kerry Down Syndrome: Annual Under 10 blitz in aid of Kerry Down Syndrome is on Sunday July 19th 2015.Further details from Ian Twiss, Paud Hogan and Linus Burke. Mid Kerry Junior League: Round 1: Milltown/Castlemaine and Laune Rangers drew on a score line of 1-07 a piece in the 1st round of this competition. Scorers for Milltown/Castlemaine were-Seamus O’ Dowd 1.01, Jerome Flynn-3 pts, Padraig O’ Brien-2 pts and Jack McCarthy-1pt. Remaining Junior Fixtures as follows: Rd 3 Tues 30th June 7.30pm Glenbeigh/Glencar home to Miltown/ Castlemaine Co. Under 14 Football Championship Final Replay: The replay between Mid Kerry and Shannon Rangers has been fixed for Thursday July 16th at 7 p.m. in Blennerville with extra time playable. Following their 3.13 to 4.10 draw -this should be another exciting game and your support will be very much welcome and appreciated. Primary Schools Finals: Congratulations to some of our club players who were part of the Nagle Rice School team and St. Joseph’s Primary School, Castlemaine who won their respective Mid Kerry Schools Finals during the week. There is wonderful coaching being done at school
level with these young players and we are very grateful to the staff of all the schools for promoting Gaelic Football within the P.E. Curriculum. Underage Training continues at the pitch on each Thursday- Time - 6-7 for U6 and U8 Boys and U6, U8 and U10- Girls. Don’t forget your gum shields! Any new families who have joined our community are especially welcome. We would ask all parents/guardians to be very careful when dropping/collecting your young boys and girls. As you are aware, it is particularly busy at this time and the safety of everybody using our facilities is paramount at all times. Wedding Bells Congratulations to Gillian Twiss and Matthew Edwards on their recent marriage. We wish you both many years of health and happiness in the future. Under 12’s: Both our under 12 teams had great wins in Beaufort on Sunday evening in rather wet conditions. Well done to all players and management for their continued work with our young players of the future.
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Michael Healy-Rae TD Mícheál Ó’hEalaigh- Rae Clinics-3rd Mon of the month.
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Muiris Dan’s 6.30pm, Castlemaine, Griffins Bar 5pm Brewery Gate Keel, Murphy’s Bar 5.20pm 6.45pm Inch, Foleys Bar 5.40pm Brandon, Annascaul, Teach Sean 6.00pm Murphy’s Bar 7.30pm Líos Póil, Anthony’s 6.10pm Castlegregory, Ferriters Bar 8pm Dingle, An Conair Pub 6.20 pm, Camp, Railway Tavern 9.30pm Clinicí sa Ghaeltacht: Luan 20ú Iúil 6.30 - 7.30 Tigh Uí Bheaglaoi & An Bóthar 2nd Monday of the month Milltown: Larkins 6.15pm Killorglin: Jim Shea's 7pm Constituency Office: 064 6632467 Office Fax: 064 66 85904 Mob: 087-246 1678 email:micheal.healy-rae@oireachtas.ie
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Notaí Clochán Bréanainn Cumann 500 Más mian leat a bheith páirteach i gClub 500 nó má tá gá agat le athnuachan a dhéanamh ar do bhallraíocht déan teagmháil láithreach leis an oifig ag 066 7138137. Many thanks to all Club 500 members who have renewed their membership. Annual membership costs €150 or €12.70 per month. If you are interested in becoming a member please contact Halla Le Chéile on 066 7138137. Buaiteoirí Bealtaine/ May winners 2015: 1ú: (€500) Mary O Connor & Donal Lynch, An Clochán, Co. Chiarraí 2ú: (€250) Máire Uí Shúilleabháin, An Siopa Oideachais, An Daingean. 3ú: (€150) Pat & Eileen O Neill, Bréanainn, Co. Chiarraí. 4ú: (€75) Mary Lynch, Dublin 14. 5ú: (€50) Siopa an Phobail, An Clochán, Co. Chiarraí. Tinteán Ceoil Gach Luan & Deardaoin (ón 2ú Iúil) & Máirt (ón 7ú Iúil) ag 7.30 i.n. Fáilte roimh chách! Every Monday & Thursday (from 2nd of July) & Tuesday (from 7th of July) in Ionad Cultúrtha sa Chlochán (next to O’Donnell’s pub) at 7.30 p.m.. Entry fee €5 adults €2 children which includes refreshments. Everybody welcome!
Cad atá i gceist?/ What does it mean? Cruinniú Poiblí Eolais/ Public Meeting Dé Luain/ Monday 29 Meitheamh 8pm/ June 8.00pm Lárionad Forbartha Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta Baile an Fheirtéaraigh Baineann na moltaí seo linn ar fad. Beidh na moltaí a nochtfar ag an gcruinniú á seoladh chuig an Roinn Oideachais. Tóg an deis seo do chuid a rá. Proposals from the meeting will be forwarded to the Department of Education. Simultaneous Translation will be provided. Breis eolais: mus@cfcd.ie nó 066 9156100
Coláiste Gaeilge 20 - 24 Iúil, i Halla Le Chéile, Bréanainn, Co. Chiarraí. Cúrsa do leanaí, déagoirí & daoine fásta. Breis eolais:www.cflt.ie nó 066 7138137. Summer Irish Course for children, teenagers & adults/families in Halla Le Chéile from 20 - 24 July. For more information please call 066 7138137 Seirbhís Béile Baile Tá an tseirbhís ar fáil cúig lá na seachtaine. Más mian le h-éinne béile/ béilí a órdú cur glaoch orainn ar 066 7138137. Meal delivery service is provided five days per week. Please give your name at the Halla if you are interested. 066 7138137 Féile Lúghnasa 2015 ar siúl ón 23 - 27 Iúil. Fáilte roimh chách! Féile Lughnasa will be taking place form the 23-27 of July. Everybody welcome!
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Drama “The Real McCoy” Beidh Camp Drama Group ag cur i láthair “The Real McCoy” ar an 31.07.2015 ag 8i.n. i Halla Le Chéile. Beidh cuid den airgead ag dul chun cúnamh a thabhairt do Scoil Náisiúnta an Chlocháin. Ticéidí ar fáil i Halla Le Chéile agus An Siopa sa Chlochán. Fáilte roimh chách. Camp Drama Group Presents “The Real McCoy” in aid of Cloghane National School at 8pm on Friday 31.07.2015 in Halla Le Chéile. Tickets on sale in Halla Le Chéile, the shop in Cloghane Everybody welcome!
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Campa Samhraidh An Leith-Triuigh Halla Le Chéile, Bréanainn ó 9.30 - 2.30 Luan go Aoine ón 6ú Iúil go 28ú Lúnasa. Is féidir áit a chuir in áirithint tré ghlaoch ar Una nó Máire Áine ag 066 7138137. Summer Camps in Halla Le Chéile Monday to Friday 9.30 to 2.30 Monday to Friday from 6th July to 28th August inclusive.Places must be pre-booked, further information from Una/Máire Áine 066 7138137.
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Ó Mhárthain. Breandán Mac Gearailt Caid Tá lá na cinniúna chughainn ar cosa-anairde nuair a bhuailfidh Ciarraí le Corcaigh i bPáirc an Gheararaltaigh i gcraobh sinsir caide na Mumhan. Gan amhras ní gá gur deire é má chaileann Ciarraí mar beidh seans acu tríd ann ndoras iata- buadh cheanna ortha sa Mhumhain ach ina dhiaidh sin bhuadar Craobh na hÉireann. Meátar gur fearr an bhua mar go mbíonn leacacha an dorais iata, sleamhain ainneóin go bhfuil sé ráite go mbeidh furmhor mhór do phainéal Chiarraí slán don gcluiche. Tá daoine ag áitheamh ar a chéile fé cé a bheidh ar an bhfoireann ag dul amach ar an bpáirc Domhnach na cinniúna. Seo mar a chuir na saineolaithe é- is beag a bhí ar aon fhocal ach seo an cúigear déag a bhí sa cheann ag an dtromlach, Kelly, Ó Sé, O’Mahony, Enright, Lyne, Murphy, Young, Maher & Moran, Cooper, Sheehan, Buckley, Donoghue, Donoghy, Geaney.
Billí Fuair daoine buillí uisce ón gComhairle Contae agus ó Uisce Éireann le déanaí. A thuilleadh don bhfastaoim. Duirt fear liom gur scríg sé dtí an mBainisteoir Contae le déanaí ag éileamh céill ón mbainistíocht. Tá billí uisce feirme á gcur chuige le roinnt blianta cé gur coras príomháideach atá aige. Ach ambaice, gur é a dúirt ionadaí ón gComhairle go mbeidh ortha siúd go raibh uisce feirme comhairle acu roimhe seo fiú is má tá uisce príobháideach acu le roinnt blianta go mbeidh ortha díol as an uisce ná faigheann siad, is léir anois. An ag magadh ar fad fén bhfeirmeoir atá na daoine seo, díol as uisce ná faigheann siad agus ná fuil uatha ! nó an gceapann siad gur ‘stúmpaí amadán/óinsigh ar fad a mheasaid iad na daoine seo a chuir dua ortha féin uisce príomháideach a sholáthar dá bhfeirmeacha. Deirim-se neamhaistear leat. Aosta I suirbhé sa bhFrainnc le déanaí fuaireadh amach gur sásta go mór iad siúd atá ós chionn 55 bliain na iad siúd atá fena bhun. Rómhaibh ata?
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Saoire Bhíos ar saoire le déanaí sa bhFrainnc ag sú na gréine i Sete, baile 43,000 do dhaonra ar an Meanmhuir ina bhfuil cuid dó ina oilean, ach go bhfuil droichid á cheangal leis an mórthír. Ach a dturlaing an t-eiteallán i Carcasonne bhí teocht do 36° ann. Mhaolaigh sé go 31° i Sete an lá sin, ach laetheannta ina dhiadh bhí an ghrian ag spalladh 34° agus 35°. Ní fheaca ar mo shiúlta an oiread bád beag ceangailte cois cé. Mheasfá go raibh ceann ag gach duine ón mbaile ann. ‘Sé Sete an dara calaphort is bruidiúla ar an gcuid don bhFrainnc atá ar an Meanmhuir. Bhí ualaí móra á iompar ag traeneanna ar dalladh, i.e. greann, gairbhéal agus gainnimh. Chóiríos seasca caráiste ar chuid acu. Tá an bia go maith agus réasúnta ann. Tá bialanna maithe ann ar bhfaighfeá dinnéar blasta um thráthnóna ar €19. Tá tránna fairsing ann atá brea sábhalta. Tá Toinn Bhriseanna móra ann ceann acu atá ag síneadh 2 amach sa chuan. Ní ionadh go raibh an fharraige socair síochánta i mbéal trá in áiteanna mar é ansúd. Lá fada. Bhí an lá is sia sa bhliain á chomóradh ag ’Cumann Sláinte Intinne’, Chorca Dhuibhne i gcomhar le Cumann Sláinte intinne an chontae sa Diseart trathnóna an lae sin le cainteanna, ceol agus dánta. ‘Sí iarmhátrún Óispidéal an Daingin Annette Cremin a eagraigh an ócaid. Ortha siúd a labhair bhí an Dr Conchúir ó Brosnacháin, Irene Ní Fhlannúra an Mons Pádraig éachtach Ó Fiannachta a bhí ag léamh dánta go pras intinneach agus Ilonka Miklosi ag rinnce. Chas Muiris mac Ginneá agus Marc Cricheard ceol agus bhí ceann tánaisteach ó Aoileann nic Gearailt i gcás na ndánta. Is diail an obair a dheineann an Cumann Sláinte intinne seo againne. Cuirim an Cheist. Conas ná fuil na tithe atá tógtha ar láimh ag Náma á chur ar fáil dos na Comhairlí Contae - beartas a shábháilfeadh na milliún Euro dos na Comhairlí Contae agus an Stát. Tá na tithe seo agus stráicí do eastáit tithíochta atá i seilbh NAMA anois á cheannach ag lucht rachmais ar airgead suarach. An bhfuil an státchoras imithe chun cnoic ar fad. Cad é an sort amadáin in aon chor atá againn. Cloisimíd giolláin ag cur astú go glórach go bhfuil na mílte duine gan tithe agus gur cheart tithe a thógaint leis an bpráinn tithíochta a mhaolú. ‘N’fheadar é, ach is dóichí go bhfuil go leor is léir, ná feadair cad atá ar bun acu, in aon chor. 48 West Kerry Live
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the Manor Inn, Killorglin. All welcome including patrons who would like to volunteer at our threshing day in August.
BOWLING CLUB: in the Sports Complex Killorglin on Tuesdays 1.30 to 3.45pm. New Members welcome.
Jane Casey
UNISLIM in CYMS every Wednesday morning and Thursday evening.
GAA:The numbers drawn on 17th June 15 in the Gaa Lotto Draw were 1.3,10.25. There was no winner of the €8,900 Jackpot. Four prizes of €30 each went to Catherie & Stephen Grady, Killorglin. Ticket sold by Gradys Bar. Karen Sweeney, Upper Tullig. Ticket sold by Mary Sullivan. Sarah Clifford, Glosha & USA. Annual On Line Ticket. Catherine Kelliher, Caherciveen. Ticket sold by Patie Joy. FIXTURES: Cromane Seniors play Cordal at 7.30pm in Cromane on Sat 27th.Under 16s. Cromane are away to Sceilig Rangers, Valentia on this Wed June 24th at 7pm. And they are at home –v- St. Michaels Foilmore on Wed 15th July at 7.15pm.
TAE KWANDO every Wednesday evening in CYMS with Jason.
LISTOWEL FOOD FAIR: Congratulations to Ralph of Ralf’s Fine Foods , Dooks who received an Award at the 2015 Listowel Food Fair for Best Emerging Artisan Food Product. CONFIRMATION: Every Blessing to Ethan Noble, Hannah Coulson, Elsie Noble, Seamus Giles, Ramona Clifford, Alex Boyle, Niall Murphy, Grace Daly, and Elliot Noble who were Confirmed by Bishop Kenneth Kearon on Sunday last in St. Michaels Church. Rev Jim Stephens was also Celebrant at this very special occasion for all candidates and all present. Best Wishes to all.
UNDER AGE TRAINING continues on Sunday mornings at 11am. All welcome. GAA CUL CAMP: is scheduled for Cromane on Monday 13th July 15. Application Forms will be available from the Club.
JUDO: All good wishes and every success to Cora Joy, Cromane who is flying out to Holland from Cork to compete in Judo competitions in this Years International Childrens Games in Alkmaar. Maired Barrett, Killarney and Jack Hanrahan, Killarney are also participating in Judo. Robert Osborne Killarney is participating in the Soccer Tournaments. CELEBRATION OF LIGHT Recovery Haven will be at The Fishery Killorglin on Friday 26th at 7.45. Candles will be lit at 8pm.
QUOTE: In order to attain the impossible, one must attempt the impossible.
BLESSING OF THE BOATS: in Cromane On Sun 28th June at 3pm on the Beach.
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PRE SCHOOL: Iasc Og Community Preschool, The Lake Rd. Cromane are now Registering children for the Free Pre School Year September 2015, Children must be born between 2nd Feb 2011 and 30th June 2012. There are limited morning places available. Contact Juliet on 087 7542926 or iascogpre-school@live.ie as soon as possible. We also offer very reduced rates for children whose families qualify for subvention. Pre school staff will be happy to give you further information. SHOP: St. Vincent De Paul have opened their lovely new store at Iveragh Road, Killorglin. They would be delighted with Good Bric a Brac, Clean saleable clothing to sell in their new store. FAMILY FUN DAY: will take place on Sat 27th June in Cromane Pitch at 1pm. Beginning with a football blitz, novelty races, bar b q and numerous other activities. All proceeds to local Centres and RNLI. KNOCK: “The Annual Pilgrimage of St Joseph’s Young Priests’ Society to Knock, will take place on Saturday 27th June,2015. Anybody intending to travel should get in touch with Anne O ‘Neill, Tel. 97 61746,or Pat O’Neill,Tel. 087 1754068.”
Food served all day
SWIMMING CLASSES for children in Cromane Beach on Mon 29th June at 10am. All welcome. AWARD: Congratulations to Noelle O’ Sullivan, Cromane Upper on being presented with an Educational Award at Fell Point Hotel, Tralee by Micheal O’ Murahurtaigh recently. Wishing Noelle good luck and every success for the future. BINGO IN CYMS EVERY Sunday 8.30pm. Jackpot €1,200. THRESHING CANCER will launch its new website on Friday 26th June at 9.30pm at
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WEDNESDAY 15th July 12th August Regular Live Music Live Sports on TV
Live Funk with Strange Attractor Weds 1st July
Citizens Information - Know your Rights A Free and Confidential Service Gp Visit Cards For Children Aged Under 6 Question I’ve heard that young children can now visit the doctor for free but that they have to get a GP visit card. How do I get a card for my child? Answer From 1 July 2015, children under the age of six are entitled to free visits to a GP (family doctor) that is taking part in the free GP care for children under six scheme. All children aged under six who live in Ireland or who intend to live in Ireland for at least one year are eligible.
tells you whether your chosen GP accepts online registrations. If they do, you apply on21/08/2014 16:57 Page can 1 line at gpvisitcard.ie. If a GP doesn’t accept online registrations, or if you prefer to use a paper form, you can download the registration form from gpvisitcard.ie, bring it to the GP to sign, and then send it to: GP Visit Card – Under 6s, PO Box 12629, Dublin 11.
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Your child will be included in this scheme until the end of the month of their sixth birthday.
The expiry date is shown on the card. You will be notified approximately three months before it is due to expire. The card covers free GP visits, including home visits and out of hours, urgent GP care. It does not cover visits to hospital emergency departments. If you have any questions about registering for the scheme, you can phone Lo-call 1890 252 919.
To get a GP visit card for children aged under six, you must register your child. To register, you will need: ·
Your Personal Public Service Number (PPSN)
• The PPSN of each child • Your choice of participating GP You are sent your child’s PPSN when you register their birth. If you do not have a PPSN for your child, contact Client Identity Services in the Department of Social Protection on Lo-call 1890 927 999 or email cis@welfare.ie. If your baby is under two months of age and you don’t have a PPSN yet, you can register and leave the PPSN blank and the HSE will write to you separately to get it.
Dingle outreach: 3rd Tuesday of every month in the old C.B.S Monastry Building , John Street
You can get a list of GPs who are taking part in the scheme at gpvisitcard.ie. The list also
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Live Music Ceol Beo Annascaul / Inch
27th June South Pole Inn - Live Music 6-9pm 28th June Foley’s Bar Inch- Bluegrass/Trad/Folk with the Lavery brothers & Co..Musicans from all genres welcome! 7pm 28th June Teach Seain - Trad & Ballad session from 8pm 4th July South Pole Inn - Live Music 6-9pm 5th July Teach Seain - Trad & Ballad session from 8pm 5th July Foley’s Bar Inch- Bluegrass/Trad/Folk with the Lavery brothers & Co..Musicans from all genres welcome! 7pm
Feothanach
27th June An Bóthar: Trad session 9pm 28th June An Bóthar: Trad session 6.00-10.00pm 30th June An Bóthar: Trad session 8 - 10pm 4th July An Bóthar: Trad session 9pm 5th July An Bóthar: Trad session 6.00-10.00pm 7th July An Bóthar: Trad session 8 - 10pm
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28th June The Railway Bar Trad Session @ 7.00 pm 28th June The Junction Bar Traditional music’@ 9.30pm 5th July The Railway Bar 5th July The Junction Bar traditional music and song @ 9.30
Castlegregory-Maharees
25th June Ferriters Bar Live Music 26th june Ferriters Bar Live Music 27th June Natterjacks - Trad @ 9 27th June Ferriters Bar Live Music 27th June Maurice Fitzgeralds. DJ 2nd July Ferriters Bar Live Music 3rd july Ferriters Bar Live Music 4th July Ferriters Bar Live Music 4th July Maurice Fitzgeralds. DJ
Clochán
29th June Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30 6th July Ionad Cultúrtha: Tinteán Ceoil @ 7.30
Dingle
Thursday 25th June
Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Lumiere with Pauline Scanlon, Éilis Kennedy and Donogh Hennessy @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: John Brown and Eoin Duignan 9pm Marina Inn - Folk/Trad with Eastwind @ 9.30pm Dingle Bay Hotel - Ballads / Folk 52 West Kerry Live
with Gordon & Friends @ 8.30pm The Dingle Pub - Declan MacTaggart @ 9pm Paul Geaney’s- Trad with Scannal @ 9pm Courthouse Pub-Pádraig Ó sé & Garry O Brien @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag -Liam Stapleton & Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m.
Friday 26th June
Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz 6.30-8.30pm St James’ Church - Folk Concert 7.30 Hannie Agnes’ Caroline Keane & Friends @ 9.30 Marina Inn - John Brown & Frankie Mulcahy @ 9.30pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Eilís Kennedy & Gerry O’ Beirne @ 9.30pm The Mighty Session: Éist @ 8.30. Meabh Begley & friends 10.30pm Dingle Bay Hotel - Ballads / Folk The Blowins @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 10pm The Dingle Pub:Scannall @ 10pm. Dingle Skellig Hotel - John Hurley @ 9.30pm O’Flahertys: Open session @ 9.30pm Courthouse Pub - Conor Moriarty & Tommy O Sullivan @ 9.30pm An Droiched Beag: Damien Mullane & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30. DJ Andrew 11-late.
Saturday 27th June
Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 An Conair bar: Dingle Carnival Band @ 9.30 Barr na Sráide - Trad with Caroline Keane & Friends @ 8pm Murphy’s Pub - Ballads 9.45 John Benny Moriarty’s: Theresa Horgan and Matt Griffin @ 9.30 Marina Inn -Strand Street Ceilí Band @ 9.30 The Mighty Session: Declan McTaggart @ 6.30, Damien Mullane and Donnagh Hennessy @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s: Live music Dermot Kelly @ 10pm An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & Gerry O’ Beirne @ 9pm. DJ Beats 10 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late. Dingle Skellig Hotel - The Cooley’s @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 9.45 The Dingle Pub: Ballads With Dreams Of Freedom @ 10pm O’Flahertys: Open Session @ 9:30 Courthouse Pub - Eoin Duignan & Tommy O Sullivan @ 9.30pm
Hillgrove Niteclub & Club Htwo: Disco from 11pm.
Sunday 28th June
The Marina Inn Sunday Open Trad Session @ 5:30 pm. John Benny Moriarty’s: Gearóid Dineen & “The man of the House” @ 9.30 O’Flahertys: Session @ 9:30 The Mighty Session: Jeremy Spencer and Sean Leahy @ 8.30, Na Madraí Rua @ 10.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm The Dingle Pub; Folk & Ballads with Jack Carmody @ 9.00 Courthouse Pub - open session with Jeremy Spencer @ 5.30. Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh @ 8.30pm Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 9pm
7.30 The Mighty Session: Live Trad @ 9.00 McCarthy’s Bar - Funk/Jazz with Strange Attractor @ 9 John Benny Moriarty’s: Éilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin and NiamhVarian Barry @ 9.30 Dingle Skellig Hotel - John Hurley @ 9.30pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Richie O’ Brien @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 9pm Marina Inn - Dermot Kelly @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag:Set dancing classes @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Courthouse Pub -Pauline Scanlon & Donogh Hennessy @ 9pm
Thursday 2nd July
Monday 29th June
Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 The Mighty Session: John Brown and Eoin Duignan @ 9 An Droichead Beag,: Cathal Flood & Jeremy Spencer @ 9.30p.m John Benny Moriarty’s: Lumiere with Pauline Scanlon, Éilis Kennedy and Donogh Hennessy @ 9.30 Marina Inn - Folk/Trad with Eastwind @ 9.30pm Courthouse Pub - Niamh-Varian Barry & Tommy O sullivan @ 7.30. Meabh Begley & Matt Griffin @ 9pm The Dingle Pub - Declan MacTaggart @ 9pm Paul Geaney’s- Trad with Scannal @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel - Ballads / Folk with Gordon & Friends @ 8.30pm
Tuesday 30th June
Kennedy’s Bar - Rush Hour Rendevouz 6.30-8.30pm St James’ Church - Folk Concert 7.30 Hannie Agnes’ Caroline Keane & Friends @ 9.30 O’Flahertys: Open Session @ 9.30pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Eilís Kennedy & Gerry O’ Beirne @ 9.30pm Marina Inn - John Brown & Frankie Mulcahy @ 9.30pm Dingle Skellig Hotel - John Hurley @ 9.30pm The Mighty Session: Éist @ 8.30, Meabh Begley and friends @ 10.30 Dingle Bay Hotel - Ballads / Folk The Blowins @ 8.30 The Dingle Pub:Scannall @ 10pm. Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 10pm
St James’ Church - Folk Concert 7.30 The Mighty Session: Éist @ 9.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Jeremy Spencer & Sean Leahy @ 9.30 An Conair: Caroline Keane & Teresa Horgan @ 9.30 Dingle Skellig Hotel - G Team @ 9.30 Marina Inn - Declan McTaggart @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Ronnie Ryan @ 9pm Paul Geaney’s- Finbarr O Sullivan @ 9pm An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Damien Mullane @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 Courthouse Pub - Open Session with Cillian O Briain @ 9pm Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Ní Beaglaoí 9.30 O’ Flaherty’s: Session with Fergus & Mazz @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -Declan McTaggart @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Dermot Kelly @ 9pm Marina Inn - Trad/Folk with Eastwind @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Richie O’ Brien @ 9pm An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m Courthouse Pub -Teresa Horgan & Matt Griffin @ 9pm
Wednesday 1st July
St James’ Church - Folk Concert
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Friday 3rd July
An Droiched Beag: Damien Mullane & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30. DJ Andrew 11-late. Courthouse Pub - Tommy O Sullivan & Friends @ 9.30pm Hillgrove Hotel Niteclub Disco from 11.00
Saturday 4th July
Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 The Mighty Session: Declan McTaggart @ 6.30, Damien Mullane and Donnagh Hennessy @ 8.30 Barr na Sráide - Trad with Caroline Keane & Friends @ 8pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Theresa Horgan and Matt Griffin @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 9.45 Paul Geaney’s: Live music Dermot Kelly @ 10pm An Droichead Beag Méabh Begley & Gerry O’ Beirne @ 9pm. DJ Beats 10 - late. Draggen SoundDisco upstairs 11 - late. Dingle Skellig Hotel - The Cooleys @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Trad with Scannall @ 10pm. Marina Inn - Strand Street Ceilí Band @ 9.30 Murphy’s - Ballads 9.45 The Dingle Pub; Ballads with Dreams of Freedom @ 10pm Courthouse Pub - Eoin Duignan & Tommy O Sullivan @ 9.30pm O’Flahertys Trad session @ 9:30 Hillgrove Niteclub:11pm
Sunday 5th July
The Marina Inn: Sunday Open Trad Session @ 5:30. The Mighty Session: Jeremy Spencer and Sean Leahy 9.00. Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 9pm O’Flahertys: Open Session @ 9:30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Gearóid Dineen & “The man of the House” @ 9.30 Murphy’s Pub - Ballads 9.30 The Dingle Pub; Folk & Ballads with Jack Carmody @ 9.00 An Droichead Beag -. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich & Matt Griffin @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 Courthouse Pub - Open session with Jeremy Spencer @ 5.30. Open Session @ 8.30
Monday 6th July
St James’ Church - Folk Concert 7.30 The Mighty Session: Èist @ 9pm John Benny Moriarty’s: Jeremy Spencer & Sean Leahy @ 9.30 O’Flahertys: Session with Tom & Fergus @ 9:30 An Conair: Caroline Keane & Teresa Horgan @ 9.30 Marina Inn - Declan McTaggart @ 9.30
Dingle Skellig Hotel - G-Team @ 9.30pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Ronnie Ryan @ 9pm An Droichead Beag Donogh Hennessy & Damien Mullane @ 9.30 Courthouse Pub - Cillian O Briain open session @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 Paul Geaney’s- Finbarr O Sullivan @ 9pm
2nd july Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.30 4th july Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.30 4th july Kingstons, Band @ 9.30 4th july Dodo Sheahan’s: Live Music @ 9.30pm 4th july The Manor Inn. Live music from 5 - 7pm. Ballroom
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Tuesday 7th July
Dingle Music Shop (The Colony) Trad/Folk concert @ 7.30 The Mighty Session: Open Trad session with Meabh Begley 9.30 Marina Inn - Trad/Folk with Eastwind @ 9.30 O’Flahertys: Fergus & Mazz @ 9.30 Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -Declan McTaggart @ 8.30 An Droichead Beag: Jeremy Spencer & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Dermot Kelly @ 9pm The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Richie O’ Brien @ 9pm Courthouse Pub - Conor Moriarty & Tommy O Sullivan @ 6.30. Teresa Horgan & Matt Griffin @ 9pm
Wednesday 8th July
St James’ Church - Folk Concert 7.30 The Mighty Session: Live Trad session @ 9.30 Dingle Skellig Hotel - John Hurley @ 9.30 John Benny Moriarty’s: Éilís Kennedy, Matt Griffin and NiamhVarian Barry @ 9.30 An Droichead Beag: Set dancing classes @ 8.30. Padraig Ó Sé & Gary O’ Brien @ 9.30p.m: Marina Inn - Dermot Kelly @ 9.30 The Dingle Pub: Ballads with Richie O’ Brien @ 9pm Dingle Bay Hotel -Ballads / Folk -The Blowins @ 8.30 Courthouse Pub -Pauline Scanlon & Donogh Hennessy @ 9pm Paul Geaney’s- Ballads with Declan McTaggart @ 9pm
Dancing from 9.30pm 4th july Dodo Sheahans: Trad @ 6.30 5th july Kingstons Live music 7pm 5th july Bunker’s Bar- Trad Session @ 8pm Musicians welcome. 7th july Bunker’s Bar - Live music @ 9pm
foilsithe ag Abbey Theatre Press ‘The Irish Revival, which took place between 1891 and 1922, was an extraordinary era of literary achievement and political ferment. This period generated not only a remarkable crop of artists of world significance, but also a range of innovative political thinkers and activists, among the most influential that Ireland has produced. In contrast to the darker nineteenth century, the Revival stands out as an intense phase of intellectual rejuvenation that fashioned a new civic culture outside the scope of institutional religion, the colonial state and conventional politics. It created multiple forums in which intellectual exchange and artistic excellence were ecouraged, and where freedom of expression was upheld. Yet many of the achievements, complexities and nuances of this largely progressive and intellectually inquiring moment remain hidden. The aim of this publication is to provide a set of readings and keynote statements to reflect the range and intensity of cultural exchanges.’ - Abbey Theatre Press - An Café Liteartha Bóthar an Dadhgaide, Daingean Uí Chúis
Killorglin
25th June Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.00 25th June Dodo Sheahan’s Live band @ 9.30 27th June Kingstons, live music @ 9.30 28th June Bunker’s Bar- Trad Session @ 8pm Musicians welcome. 28th June Kingstons Live music @ 7pm 28th JuneThe Manor Inn. Live music from 5 - 7pm. Ballroom Dancing from 9.30pm 30th JuneBunker’s Bar - Live music @ 9pm
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Crossword No. 195 by Windword
Crossword No. 195
by Windword
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Answers to Crossword 194. Across: 1. Spin The Bottle. 9. Rex. 10. Grammar. 11. Trite. 12. Sleet. 14. P R O P I N Q U I T Y Rapport. 16. Playing Fair. 22. Handles. 25. Onset. 28. Libya. 30. Private. A U O E N A P 31. Loo. 32. In with a chance. D I M S A V E S F O R Down: 1. Signs. 2. Irate. 3. Timothy. 4. Error. 5. On Top. 6. Tripoli. 7. Let. 8. E 13. Lap. 15. B Ang. 17. Longbow. I 18. E Ice. 19. Foolish. O 20. Rue. F 21. Chil-O Exerts. A 26. T Slain. T 27.E There. R 29. Ion. U S E R S li. 23. P Least.L 24. Sepia.
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The Crossword Competition
ACROSS 1. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 16. 17. 21. 23. 24. 27. 28. 29. 30.
Proximity (11) Dull (3) Gathers up (5) In favour of (3) Serving dish (7) Manipulators (5) ___ the line (behave) (3) Parts of the 24 hour cycle (5, 3, 3) Number of Indians in Agatha Christie story (3) French sculptor (5) Symbol representing a value (7) Green veg. (3) Famous for its white cliffs (5) Water (3) Forewarnings (6, 5)
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DOWN 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 13. 15. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 25. 26.
The winner of crossword 194 is Vincent Keane, Deerpark, Lispole
Latin dance (5) Put out for argument (5) Connery’s last Bond, _____ ___ _____ Again (5, 3, 5) Cannot be relied on (7) Woven silk fabric (7) Accomplished (5) Natural flow of speech (5) Work boat (3) Famous cowboy, ___ Rogers (3) New (from Greek) (3) Hero Jones from ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ (7) Down in the dumps look (7) Coming anytime now (3) Device used in figurative language (5) Spick and span (5) Thanks (French) (5) Solidified pine extract (5)
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