Kerry Live
wEST & mID ISSU E / E ISI Ú I NT 81
Aug/Lúnasa 16th - 29th 2012
Eisiúint / Issue 278 12ú - 26ú Márta 2020
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
Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig
Annascaul Lake: Mossy Donegan
Happy Saint Patrick's Day West Kerry Live 1
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 7 : Money Matters Pg 8: Farming News
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Pg 12: Nutrition with Irene
HANDMADE WINDSOR CHAIRS & STOOLS
Pg 15: From the Archives
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TABLES & DRESSERS
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DISPLAY CABINETS
Pg 24: Small Changes: Home Energy Saving
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FULL DESIGN SERVICE
Pg 30: What's Happening in The Hub
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CONTEMPORARY &
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TRADITIONAL STYLES
Pg 35: Dingle Cookery School Recipe Pg 38 : Tobar Dhuibhne
Further information phone:066-7139896 gooseislandworkshop@gmail.com
Pg 40: Live Music Listings
News from The Marts
Pg 42: Ó Mhárthain
Dingle
Pg 44: Crosfhocal Sean-Nós Pg 46 Crossword
Suck & cattle sale Saturday 14th March commencing with sheep at 11.30am
Pg 47: Classifieds
Calf sale Friday 20th March sale at 11am
Pg 52 : Animation Dingle Programme
BVD collection Mondays at 12.30
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Sheep and calf sale every, calves at 11am, sheep at 1.30pm Cattle show & Sale Saturday 21st March
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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., Castlegregory Medical Centre, 066-7139226 Mon-Fri, 9:00am to 5:00 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
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:
EIGEANDÁIL / EMERGENCY:
The Village Pharmacy, Castlegregory, 066-7139646 Walsh John, Pharmacy 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 Laune Pharmacy Market Street, 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
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.
Dingle - An Daingean Phone: +353(0)669151188 Castlegregory - Talor’s Row, Strand Street, 066-7139422
IONAD TRÉIDLIACHTA / VETERINARY SURGERY
Brendan O’ Connell, Spa Rd., Dingle. Tel (066) 9151814
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
OIFIG TURASÓIREACHTA / TOURIST OFFICES OPTICIANS / RADHARC-EOLAÍ
Ó Domhnaill Opticians, Mail Rd., Dingle, (066) 9152863
SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL (SVP) WEST KERRY AREA Dingle : 086-0203501 Castlegregory/ Cloghane : 087-1647788 Ballyferriter : 066-9156124 Tralee Office -066 -7128021
SRAITH CAINTEANNA SA STAIR ÁITIÚIL 2020
CEANN SIBÉAL & AN BAILE UACHTARACH EACHTRAÍ STAIRE & LOGAINMNEACHA BREANDÁN Ó CÍOBHÁIN 8.00 p.m. Déardaoin, 27 Márta 2020, Dún Chíomháin, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh Ceann tíre maordha bagarthach is ea Ceann Sibéal a bhaineann stathadh as na mílte duine a thagann aneas thar Chasadh na Gráige ar an an mórchuaird Duibhneach. Níor leagadh aon ainm air sna mapaí seanda ach tá aithne ag an saol mór air, agus é breacaithe ar mhapa na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis le beagnach dhá chéad bliain, mar Cheann Sibéal. Cérbh í Sibéal? – sin ceist a phléifear. Tógadh Tower an Bhaile Uachtaraigh, mar stáisiún rabhaidh, ‘signal station’ anso sa bhliain 1804, nuair a bhí ionradh ar Éirinn á bhagairt ag Napoleon. Tá sé ar cheann den 83 a tógadh fan an chósta ó B.Á.C. deiseal timpeall go Ceann Mhálanna Inis Eoghain. Tamall ina dhiaidh san, nuair a bhí an bhagairt san thart, deineadh stáisiún Garda Cósta do, agus tógadh tithe na nGardaí ar an mBaile Uachtarach. Bhí fear den sloinne Disset ina measc, agus d’fhág a shliocht rian nach beag ar an ndúthaigh. Breis is céad bliain sar ar deineadh an scannán ‘Star Wars’ ar an láthair scrígh sé leabhrán dar teideal ‘On Interstellar Light’. Micí Disset an fear seo, a dh’fhág a rian ar pholaitíocht agus ar lúthchleasaíocht na dúthaí. Níl ansan ach blaiseadh de stair Cheann Sibéal agus an mhuintir a mhair faoina scáth. Bígí farainn ar an 26ú Márta chun éachtaint a fháil ar an scéal ar fad, ach tugaigí fé ndeara gur uair a choig níos déanaí a bheidh an léacht an mhí seo (8 a chlog) agus gur i nDún Chíomháin a bheidh sé ar siúl. Arna eagrú ag Coláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh i gcomhar le hOidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Protect Yourself And Others To protect yourself and others from coronavirus (COVID-19) it’s important to think about how the virus is spread. Coronavirus is spread in sneeze or cough droplets. To infect someone, the virus has to get from an infected person's nose or mouth into another person's eyes, nose or mouth. This can be direct or indirect (on hands, objects, surfaces). Keeping this in mind will help you to remember all the things you need to do to protect yourself and others from the virus. Follow this advice as strictly as possible and encourage others to follow this advice too.
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Wash your hands properly and often*
* - How to wash your hands with soap and water
1. Wet your hands with warm water and apply soap.
2. Rub your hands together until the soap forms a lather.
3. Rub the top of your hands, between your fingers and under your fingernails.
4. Do this for about 15 seconds.
5. Rinse your hands under running water.
6. Dry your hands with a clean towel or paper towel.
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Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve when you cough and sneeze.
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Put used tissues into a bin and wash your hands.
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Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
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Avoid close contact with people who are not well.
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Follow the travel advice from the Department of Foreign Affairs
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Stay at home if you are sick to help stop the spread of whatever infection you may have.
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Do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands are not clean.
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Do not share objects that touch your mouth – for example, bottles, cups.
You Should Wash Your Hands: •
after coughing or sneezing
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before and after eating
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before and after preparing food
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if you are in contact with a sick person, especially those with fever or respiratory symptoms (cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing)
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after being on public transport or in a crowd (especially an indoor crowd)
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if you have handled animals or animal waste
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before having a cigarette or vaping
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if your hands are dirty
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after toilet use
Keep your hands in good condition, moisturise them often. Any basic product that is not perfumed or coloured is OK. Do not wear gloves instead of washing your hands. The virus gets on them in the same way it gets on your hands. Also, your hands can get contaminated when you take them off. - Advice from the HSE West Kerry Live 3
60 Seconds with Julie Jay (Johnson) What was your first job? The Checkout at Garveys - I still probably owe them money What is your favourite film? City of God What is your favourite book? Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit - Jeanette Winterson What was the first CD / Tape / Record you bought? Meatloaf - 'I'd do anything for love but I won't do that.' I still don't know what 'that' is but all I know is I'm definitely not doing it! What was your favourite holiday? Slaudeen What is your favourite drink? Tea made by someone who's less than happy about it Who is your favourite actor? That guy off the Spar ad ten years ago Who is your sporting hero? Anyone who has ever tried to go to the leithreas whilst wearing a jumpsuit Two things you’d bring to a desert island? My Meatloaf tape and that guy off the Spar ad What’s your favourite saying? You can't take it to Milltown with you
Dingle Film Club Open to Everyone.
Tuesday Nights 8.45pm The next feature at the Dingle film club will be screened on Tuesday 17th March when the feature will be the Clint Eastwood directed drama Richard Jewell. Based on true events, "Richard Jewell" is a story of what happens when what is reported as fact obscures the truth. Richard Jewell is the security guard who reports finding a bomb at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics-his report making him a hero whose swift actions save countless lives. But within days, the law enforcement wannabe becomes the FBI's number one suspect, vilified by press and public alike, his life ripped apart. The following week on Tuesday 24th March the feature will be Greed. Directed my Michael Winterbottom and starring Steve Coogan, Greed is the fictional story of a retail billionaire, set in the glamorous and celebrityfilled world of luxury fashion, which is centered around the build up to a spectacular 60th birthday party in an exclusive hotel on the Greek island of Mykonos. 4 West Kerry Live
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What’s Going On? Cad atá ar siúl? Karate (Shorinji Kempo). Classes in this original Japanese martial art takes place in Girls primary School hall every Tue. .& Thurs @ 6.00 pm -7:30pm and Sat. 10am - 11.30am (Seniors). Juniors - 5pm Tuesdays. Paidi 087-7735815
Tinteán Ceoil - Live Music. Gach Luan ag 7.30 i.n. Fáilte roimh chách! Every Monday in Halla Le Chéile, Baile Uí Dhuibhne, Bréanainn, V92DK42 at 7.30 p.m.. Entry fee €5 adults €2 children which includes refreshments. Eaglais na hÉireann/The Church of Ireland (Anglican/ Episcopalian) Dingle Union Service times every Sunday Kilgobbin Church, Camp: 10am, St. James, Dingle 12 noon. Parish Priest - Rev. Phyllis Jones 085-8558594 Whist - Annascaul every Wednesday night at 8pm in the Community Centre All welcome 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 La Leche League Dingle. Get together with other breastfeeding mothers over a cup of tea at West Kerry Community Hospital, Dingle. Hosted by experienced, trained LLL Leaders. Up to date library available. Second Friday of every month at 10.30 am. Children of any age are very welcome. Contact Aisling 0873685490, Evelin 0876957291, Sylvia 0876636635, Fionna 0879711342
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. Dingle Cycling Club have weekly Spins on Saturdays or/and Sundays throughout the year. Wednesday evening spins during Spring/summer season. More information on our 'Dingle Cycling Club' Facebook page or email dinglecyclingclub2012@gmail.com. We also have a what's App Group for members only.
Ciorcal comhrá tosnaithe i dTig Mike Uí Néill, An Cam. An chéad Aoine don mhí ó 9pm ar aghaidh, failte roimh cách. Knit and Knatter Group meet in Strand House, 10.30am - 12.30pm, Every Tuesday. All welcome. Knit, Chat and Fun! The Dingle Knitting and Crochet Group meet in An Díseart every Tuesday from 7 - 9pm. 087-6785132. All Welcome Killarney Breastfeeding Support Group: Every Monday (Except Bank Holiday’s) Venue: The room behind the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney. Time: 11.30am-1pm. All breastfeeding and expectant women welcome for coffee, chat and advice and support around breastfeeding. Camp Breastfeeding Support Group: Every Tuesday Venue: The old School, Camp Village. Time: 11.00am-12.30pm. All breastfeeding and expectant women welcome for coffee, chat and advice and support around breastfeeding. Dingle Painting Group meet at An Díseart, Friday mornings 10am 1pm. All welcome Inch beach parkrun every Saturday morning starts at 9.30am. Walkers are always welcomed Dingle Christian Fellowship has Bible study on Tuesday mornings at 10:30 at Beenbawn Cottage. All are welcome to attend. Call Maureen at 086-1771117 or Anne at 085-7039584 for further information Mhaidin Chaife, Siopa an Phobail sa Chlochán, Gach Céadaoin ag 10.30rn. Fáilte roimh aibh go leir / Coffee morning as Gaeilge Siopa an Phobail in 6 West Kerry Live
Cloghane, Every Wednesday at 10.30am. Everyone Welcome. Cairdeas Camp Thursdays sports hall Camp. 15.00 Bowls,16 00 pickleball. Cupan tae, bring your own cup no bowls 5th March.Contact 0872315048 Rainbows - Maine Valley Family Centre Castlemaine will run their next Rainbows Programme starting on 12th March 2020. This is a Bereavement programme suitable for children aged 7 & 8 years who are affected by the death of a loved one. Service free, and available to Castlemaine and all surrounding areas. For further information or to book a place phone Helen/Maine Valley Centre on 066 9767833 or 087 3694169. Ciorcal comhra le sport agus craic . Gach Déardaoin 8pm O'Grady's Killorglin. Witty company. Now ag tosnú our 5th year.!
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YOUR MONEY MATTERS FINANCIAL ADVICE COLUMN Q&A
Cost Saving Applying for aEnergy loanTips at home
Q: I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about saving energy in the home and I’d be interested in some tips on how I can do this and save money at the same time. What would you advise?
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A: You can reduce your energy consumption and save money on your energy bills at the same time. Firstly, you should shop around. Switching your gas and electricity providers only takes a matter of minutes and the average consumer can save around €300 by switching from standard tariffs to the cheapest on the market. For accredited price comparison websites go to www.bonkers.ie or www.switcher.ie. Secondly, you should try to reduce your usage. Remember to switch off all appliances when not in use, whether it’s the microwave or the TV, and make sure to switch them off fully and not just leave them on standby. This could save up to 20% of your appliances’ energy use, or between €50 and €100 a year on an average household electricity bill.
Q: I’m hoping to carry out some home improvements in the coming months and I wanted to apply for a Home Improvements Loan to cover the costs. What advice can you give me on applying for a loan and what should I bring with me when submitting my application?
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Heating & Insulation: This takes up a huge proportion of our energy bills so conserving heat will
A: save Theyoufirst thing should do is and to 15Ǧ18°C look at your budget and money. Aim foryou 20°C in your living areas in hallways and bedrooms. Youcalculate can reduce yourmuch heating bill by 10% turning down the heateach by one degree. your attic you can cut your how you canbyafford to repay weekByorinsulating each month. You should energy bill by 20%. Install a lagging jacket and you can save up to €2.50 per week in heating water costs. also allow some leeway for unexpected costs. You should ask yourself Have your boiler serviced once a year to ensure it is operating efficiently. how much do you towindows borrow how muchheat can you to repay. Doors & Windows: Sealneed off your andand doors to prevent loss due afford to draughts. Close
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doors to rooms that are not used often and keep your curtains closed at night, even in empty rooms.
Consider what you have in your savings first or if you deferred the work Kitchen: This is the room in the house where we consume the most energy but there are lots of ways forto acutfew maybe you could towards the cost. back. months, You should only put as much water as you save need in something the kettle, so if you’re only making a cup of tea, don’t fill the also kettle tocheck the top. Electric expensive to run, soas where possibleof keep the oven door You should out ovens the are SEAI website some your Home closed during cooking. Use a toaster instead of a grill to make toast at a fifth of the cost. When buying new Improvements be eligible for a grant to upgrade your home to appliances choose the may most efficient model you can afford. make it more efficient. Bathroom: It costsenergy the same amount of money to heat the water for one bath as it does for 5 showers,
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Once you have checked out your financing options and if you do decide Do yourself a favour and save money and energy at the same time! These are just the main examples of tomoney apply fortipsabut loan, remember credit always comes atbulbs, a cost saving there are others, such asthat replacing your light bulbs with low energy which and use about 5 times electricity on than what a normalyou bulb, and you couldDon’t also consider getting a nightto saver metre you will paylessinterest borrow. be tempted take on and installing an electricity monitor to find out which gadgets are using the most electricity. more debt than you need to or can afford to repay. If you do run into The SEAI has introduced grants that can help you make your home warmer and cheaper to run. Some problems repayments, your credit history mayandbe andMore this upgrades arewith free of charge for eligible households. Grants are also available areaffected not means tested. information is available on their website at www.seai/grants.ie. meet their criteria and obtain grant could cause you problems borrowing in theIf you future. approval you can also apply for a Green Loan from Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne as a bridging
loan to cover your costs until the grant is paid or to cover costs not covered by the grant. Terms & You also need to consider how long you should borrow for. The longer Conditions apply. Bí linn is beimíd leat! your loan lasts, the more it will cost you in interest, so don’t borrow for Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne Teoranta longer than you needeolas@cccdteo.ie to. Teoranta Most isfinancial institutions have loan calculators www.cccdteo.com Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland with a sliding scale on their websites so you can calculate weekly or monthly repayments over various timescales online before applying for a loan.
Flexibility is extremely important when choosing a financial provider and the more flexibility built into your loan, the better, in case your circumstances change. Choose a loan provider who will give you the flexibility to alter your repayment options without a penalty, whether it is to extend your repayments over a longer period, if, for example you are made redundant or become ill, or to pay off your loan early without a fee or to increase the amount you repay each week or month and thus reduce the length of the term of the loan.
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Once you have done your research, and have established your own repayment capacity, and have decided which financial provider suits your needs the best, you can then apply for your loan. Most financial institutions have the facility to apply for a loan online but some people may prefer to call in and talk to someone first about their options. From our point of view here in the Credit Union, we are always available to talk and to give advice to you about your borrowing needs, or you can go the online route and send in your application through our website or our App. If you do choose to take out a loan with us, the process is a lot simpler and quicker than you may have thought. Firstly, you need to be a member, but joining is easy! When applying for your loan you will need to provide us with your 3 most recent payslips or if you are self-employed recent accounts / returns (or Social Welfare receipts), 3 months Bank Statements, and a copy of a recent Credit Card Statement. Depending on the application, additional information may be required. And that’s it! Hopefully you will have our decision on your application within a few days, and we approve 97% of loan applications. So, there’s nothing to stop you carrying out your home improvement dreams, as long as you are able to repay what you borrow. Be sensible and only borrow what you need and what you can afford to repay!
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Farming News Louis Murchan NITRATES DEROGATION APPLICATIONS 2020 - REMINDER. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine are reminding farmers that 2020 Nitrates Derogation applications can now be submitted online. The closing date for applications is 8 April 2020. Farmers are advised to contact their agricultural advisor to determine if they should avail of this facility. Farmers who applied for a Derogation in 2019 are reminded that they must submit Fertiliser Accounts by 8 April 2020 also. End of year Nitrogen and Phosphorus statements (N&P statements) for 2019 are available on the Department’s online system www.agfood.ie. More information is available on the Department’s website at the following: w w w. a g r i c u l t u r e . g o v. i e /r u r a l e nv i r o n m e n t s u s t a i n a b i l i t y/ environmentalobligations/nitrates/nitratesderogation/2020nitratesder ogation/ FALLEN ANIMAL SCHEMES FOR FALLEN FARM STOCK. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine announced an amendment to the Fallen Animal Scheme for Fallen Farm Stock. The objective of the revised scheme is to provide support for the collection and disposal of fallen bovines under 48 months (not subject to TSE testing), sheep and goats in accordance with EU Animal By-products (ABP) legislation. The importance of the animal collection service is well recognised by the Department, as it provides an essential commercial service to the farming community and wider public. The Department acknowledges the challenges facing the sector and has engaged intensively with all stakeholders including the Animal Collector Association and farming representative groups. The Department is confident that the amended Scheme will support the sustainability and viability of the service with the aim of ensuring a continued fallen animal collection service to the farming community. The Scheme is funded by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine in line with EU State Aid legislation. The farmer will continue to pay a fee to the Animal Collector in respect of the collection service provided, however the Department has set maximum amounts that can be charged. Participation by Animal Collectors in the amended Fallen Animal Schemes for Fallen Farm Stock is voluntary. This amended scheme supports the collection and disposal of fallen bovines under 48 months (not subject to TSE testing), sheep and goats. Further details on the scheme are available on: www.agriculture.gov.ie/ animalhealthwelfare/fallenanimals/ SHEEP HOUSING: ARE YOUR FACILITIES GOOD ENOUGH? Over the next few weeks, farmers will be looking to house their ewes for the winter period until they lamb down next spring. For some, early-lambing flocks may already be housed in time for lambing in January. However, the majority of sheep farmers will only be thinking of housing their ewes now. Therefore, in order to make life easy come lambing time and to maximise the performance of the flock, it is important that your housing facilities are ready. A few important factors to ensure, when housing ewes, are: •
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To allow access to clean water;
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To keep pens clean and dry;
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To ensure adequate ventilation.
It is important to provide ewes with plenty of space in order to prevent overcrowding, which can result in reduced performance. If floor space is tight it is important to have good airflow circulating throughout the shed to prevent ewes from becoming too warm and stressed. Furthermore, when ewes are ready to be scanned in early December, they should be grouped in accordance with how many lambs they are carrying. Singlebearing ewes; twin-bearing ewes; and triplet-bearing ewes should be penned separately. It is also important to provide ewes with adequate feed space throughout the housing period. An option for farmers if their sheds are at full capacity 8 West Kerry Live
is to have a walk-through feeding passageway at either side of the pen. This allows farmers to feed their ewes from three sides of the pen. The recommended feed space when offering concentrates to a ewe weighing between 70kg and 90kg is between 500mm and 6,000mm. Smaller ewes weighing 50kg require a feed space of 400mm when being fed concentrates. Moreover, ewes should have access to fresh clean water at all times. Ventilation is vital. As with all animal housing, adequate ventilation will help keep fresh air in the shed and remove any airborne pathogens and any other harmful bacteria. In a well-ventilated animal house, the heat produced by the livestock rises and exits via the roof outlet. This is then displaced by fresh air coming in from the sides of the building. Now is the time to fix any areas in the shed where ventilation may be compromised, not when the ewes are in the shed. The most common type of ventilation found in sheep housing facilities is Yorkshire boarding. The boarding should be installed to a minimum depth of 1.5m below the eves along the full length of the shed. The gaps between the pressure-treated laths should be between 25mm and 50mm. Laths should be 25mm thick with a maximum width of 75mm. Hygiene is essential. Throughout the housing period, it is important to keep bedding clean and dry to decrease the risk of any animal health problems. Therefore, making sure you have an adequate supply of straw for the housing period is critical – especially around lambing time – to ensure pens are kept clean. A common animal health problem associated with dirty bedding is lameness, which can spread quickly throughout the shed. If the bedding is extremely dirty, it may need to be removed from the shed. In this case, lime should be spread around the pen to kill any infections that may be present. At lambing time, individual pens should be disinfected after every ewe and her offspring are removed. Lime and fresh straw should be applied. One should consider Individual pens. It might be at the back of most farmers’ minds, but setting up individual pens now will save time come next spring. The best place to locate individual pens is near the entrance of the building. This will make it easy to turn the ewe and her lambs out of the shed. One individual pen should be allocated between six ewes over the lambing period. The dimensions of an individual pen should be 1.5m long and 1.5m wide. COVID-19 -FARMERS CAN AVAIL OF ILLNESS BENEFIT Self-employed workers – including farmers – will be entitled to receive either illness benefit or non-means tested supplementary welfare allowance under a new package of reforms agreed by Government as part of its response to the outbreak of the coronavirus (Covid-19). Under the package, farmers can avail of either an increased illness benefit of €305/week if hit with the coronavirus, or a supplementary welfare allowance. Following a meeting of the special Cabinet Committee on Covid-19 yesterday, Monday, March 10, the Government has decided on the next phase of Ireland’s response to the issue. In addition to the health measures agreed, the Government noted that a package of reforms was agreed for sick pay, illness benefit and supplementary benefit that is designed to ensure that employees and the self-employed can abide by medical advice to self-isolate where appropriate. The key elements of the income support measure include: • Waiving the requirement for six waiting days for sick pay in respect of medically certified cases of self-isolation in accordance with public health guidelines; • The removal of the means test requirement for Supplementary Welfare Allowance in respect of medically certified cases of self-isolation; • To contain the transmission of Covid-19, the personal rate of Illness Benefit will be increased from €203/week to €305/week for a maximum period of two weeks of medically certified self-isolation, or for the duration of a person’s medically-certified absence from work due to Covid-19 diagnoses; • Self-employed people will be entitled to receive either illness benefit or non-means tested supplementary welfare allowance. Under the supplementary welfare allowance, the maximum personal rate
of allowance stands at €201/week for those aged 25 and over, or aged 18-24 and living independently. Those aged 18-24 and not living independently are eligible for €112.70/week. DEVENISH REPORTS ‘SOLID’ SET OF FINANCIAL RESULTS Winner of the EY Entrepreneur of the Year, the CEO of Devenish has something to be proud of! Northern Ireland agri-tech firm has reported what its chief executive has described as a “solid” set of financial results for the financial year 2018-19. Devenish (NI) Limited published its latest Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended May 31, 2019, showing an increase of 2% in group turnover to £228 million. Operating profit was flat at £3.6 million. After increased interest charges, profit before tax was £757,000. Headquartered in Belfast, with sites across Ireland, the UK, US, Turkey and Uganda, Devenish is a leading provider of environmental, animal and human health solutions. Employing over 500 people globally and trading in over 50 countries, Devenish carries out pioneering research and development in health and sustainability throughout the food chain in response to the growing consumer demand for safe, nutritious and sustainably produced food. Speaking about the business’ most recent financial results, Devenish chief executive Richard Kennedy said: “We are pleased to report a solid set of financial results, achieved during a time that was not without significant challenge, in particular the prolonged period of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit. Throughout the financial year 2018-19, Devenish continued to reinvest significantly into researching, developing and commercialising animal nutrition and sustainability solutions to meet the future challenges facing farmers and food producers. With a strategic focus on international growth, Devenish also continued to invest heavily into new and emerging markets throughout the year, establishing and growing its presence in Latin America and Africa in particular.
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Le thart ar 30 bliain anuas, tá muintir Chorca Dhuibhne tar éis díriú ar ionad chultúrtha, ealaíon agus pobail a fhorbairt sa Daingean. Tuigeann Údarás na Gaeltachta agus Comhairle Chontae Chiarraí go bhfuil gá agus tábhacht lena leithéid d’áis agus go rachadh sé chun leasa an phobal i gcoitinne. Tá an dá eagrais tar éis teacht le chéile chun tacú le tréimhse taighde ina bhfiosrófar na féidireachtaí agus na céad céimeanna eile chun an fhís seo a fhíorú. Is Ealaín na Gaeltachta atá ag déanamh áisitheoireacht ar an bpróisis seo.
For over 30 years people in Dingle have worked to have a dedicated centre for culture, community and the arts in the town. Údarás na Gaeltachta and Kerry County Council believe that this is an important and needed facility for Corca Dhuibhne and one which would benefit the whole community. Supported by Ealaín na Gaeltachta, these two agencies have come together to undertake a scoping exercise and options analysis and identify practical next steps to make this ambition a reality. Interested invited attend Tugtar cuireadh dóibh siúd a bhfuil suim acu sa togra an Ionad Cultúrtha agus Pobail, le áiseanna agus A Cultural and Community Hub,Ionad with Cultúrtha agus Pobail, leparties áiseanna agusare A Cultural andto Community Hub, with Ionad Cultúrtha agus Pobail, le áiseanna agus A Cultural and Community Hub, with clár ealaíona den scoth eolais ar an dedicated spacesan and 24 programming for the clár ealaíona den scoth dedicated spaces and programming for the freastal ar sheisiúin Mháirt, Márta i information session on Tuesday, 24 March in the clár ealaíona den scoth dedicated spaces and programming for the arts arts arts Óstán agDhuibhne a 7.30in. Beidh deis d’ionchur Le thart ar 30 bliainna anuas,Sceilge tá muintir Chorca tar Leathart ar 30 Skellig bliain anuas, tá muintir Chorcaat Dhuibhne tar Hotel 7:30pm. The session will be an Le thart ar 30 bliain anuas, tá muintir Chorca Dhuibhne tar éis díriú ar ionad chultúrtha, ealaíon agus pobail a fhorbairt For over 30 years people in Dingle have worked éistodíriú haveara ionad chultúrtha, ealaíon agus pobail a fhorbairt For over 30 years people in Dingle have worked to have a éis díriú ar ionad chultúrtha, ealaíon agus pobail a fhorbairt Foropportunity over 30 years people in have worked a such a centre could work thabhairt maidir le conas a fheidhmeodh d’ionad, toDingle input intoto have how sa Daingean. Tuigeann Údarás na Gaeltachta agus Comhairle dedicated centrea forleithéid culture, community and sa the Daingean. arts in Tuigeann Údarás na Gaeltachta agus Comhairle dedicated centre for culture, community and the arts in sa Daingean. Tuigeann Údarás na Gaeltachta agus Comhairle dedicated centre for culture, community and the arts in Chontae Chiarraí go bhfuil gá agus tábhacht lena leithéid the town. Údarás na Gaeltachta and Kerry County Chontae Council Chiarraí go bhfuil gá agus tábhacht lena leithéid the town. Údarás na Gaeltachta and Kerry County Council Chontae Chiarraí gona bhfuil gá agus tábhacht lena leithéid theand town. Údarás na Gaeltachta and Kerry County Council conas a thacódh leis an Tá bpobal, agus support the that arts widerandeconomic le d’áis agus go rachadh sé chun leasa ansé phobal i gcoitinne. believe le that this is healaíon an important and neededd’áis facility agusfor go rachadh sé chun leasa anthe phobalcommunity, i gcoitinne. Tá believe this and is an important needed facility for d’áis agus go rachadh sé chun leasa an phobal i gcoitinne. Tá believe that this is an important and needed facility for an dá eagrais tar éis teacht le chéile chun tacú le tréimhse Corca Dhuibhne and one which would benefitanthe dáwhole eagrais tar éis teacht le chéile chun tacú le tréimhse Corca Dhuibhne and one which would benefit the whole development and sustainable forbairt eacnamaíoch agus inmharthanach na an dá eagrais tar éis teacht le leithinse. chéile chun tacú le tréimhse Corca Dhuibhne and one which would benefit the whole regeneration of the Dingle taighde ina bhfiosrófar na féidireachtaí agus na céad community. Supported by Ealaín na Gaeltachta, taighde these ina bhfiosrófar na féidireachtaí agus na céad community. Supported by Ealaín na Gaeltachta, these taighde ina bhfiosrófar na féidireachtaí agus na céad community. Supported by Ealaín na Gaeltachta, these two agencies have come together to undertakecéimeanna a scoping eilePeninsula. two agencies have come together to undertake a scoping céimeanna eile chun an fhís seo a fhíorú. Is Ealaín na chun an fhís seo a fhíorú. Is Ealaín na two agencies have come together to undertake a scoping céimeanna eile chun an fhís seo a fhíorú. Is Ealaín na exercise and options analysis and identify practical exercise and options analysis and identify practical next Gaeltachta atá ag déanamh áisitheoireacht ar an bpróisis Gaeltachta next atá ag déanamh áisitheoireacht ar an bpróisis exercise and options analysis and identify practical next Gaeltachta atá ag déanamh áisitheoireacht ar an bpróisis seo. Is Ealaín na Gaeltachta agus na steps seo. to make this ambition a reality. Place steps to make this ambition a reality. comhairleoirí People seo. steps to make this ambition a reality. Tugtar cuireadh dóibh siúd suim acuan sa togra Tugtar cuireadh dóibhsession siúd a bhfuilwill suim acu sahosted togra Interested parties are invited to attend an Interested parties invited to attend This be by Ealaín naareGaeltachta and an Consulting, ara bhfuil a bhfuil cúram an taighde a dhéanamh Tugtar cuireadh dóibh siúd a bhfuil suim acu sa togra Interested parties are invited to attend an freastal ar sheisiúin eolais ar an Mháirt, an 24 Márta i freastal ar sheisiúin eolais ar an Mháirt, an 24 Márta i information session on Tuesday, 24 March in the information session on Tuesday, 24 March in the freastal ar sheisiúin eolais ar anan Mháirt, an 24 Márta i information session on Tuesday, 24 March inwho the People Place Consulting, have been appointed agus moltaí maidir a chuir ar fáil, a chuirfidh seisiúin i Óstán na Sceilge ag a 7.30in. Beidh deis d’ionchur a Óstán Skellig Hotel at 7:30pm. The session will be na an Sceilge ag a 7.30in. Beidh deis d’ionchur a Skellig Hotel at 7:30pm. The session will to be an Óstán na Sceilge ag a 7.30in. Beidh deis d’ionchur a Skellig Hotel at 7:30pm. The session will be an thabhairt maidir le conas a fheidhmeodh a leithéid d’ionad, maidir le conas a fheidhmeodh a leithéid d’ionad, opportunity to input into how such a centre thabhairt could work opportunity to input into how such a centre could work thabhairt maidir le conasann. a fheidhmeodh a leithéid d’ionad, opportunity to input into howscoping such a centreexercise could work undertake the láthair. Is seisiúin dhá-theangach a bheidh andtheoptions analysis. conas a thacódh sé leis an bpobal, le na healaíon agus le conas a thacódh sé leis an bpobal, le na healaíon agus le and support the community, the arts and wider economic and support community, the arts and widerThis economic conas a thacódh sé leis an bpobal, le na healaíon agus le and support the community, the arts and wider economic development and sustainable regeneration offorbairt the Dingle development and sustainable regeneration of the Dingle forbairt eacnamaíoch agus inmharthanach na leithinse. eacnamaíoch agus inmharthanach na leithinse. will beand a bilingual session. development sustainable regeneration of the Dingle forbairt eacnamaíoch agus inmharthanach na leithinse. Peninsula. Peninsula. Peninsula. Is Ealaín na Gaeltachta agus na comhairleoirí People Place Is Ealaín na Gaeltachta agus na comhairleoirí People Place Is Ealaín na Gaeltachta agus na comhairleoirí People Place This session will be hosted by Ealaín na Gaeltachta This session will be hosted by Ealaín na Gaeltachta and Consulting, ar a bhfuil an cúram an taighde a dhéanamh Consulting, and ar a bhfuil an cúram an taighde a dhéanamh This session will be hosted by Ealaín na Gaeltachta and Consulting, ar a bhfuil an cúram an taighde a dhéanamh agus moltaí maidir a chuir ar fáil, a chuirfidh an seisiúin i agus moltaí People Place Consulting, who have been appointed to maidir a chuir ar fáil, a chuirfidh an seisiúin i People Place Consulting, who have been appointed to agus moltaí maidir a chuir ar fáil, a chuirfidh an seisiúin i People Place Consulting, who have been appointed to láthair. Is seisiúin dhá-theangach a bheidh ann. láthair. Is seisiúin dhá-theangach a bheidh ann. undertake the scoping exercise and options analysis. This undertake the scoping exercise and options analysis. This láthair. Is seisiúin dhá-theangach a bheidh ann. undertake the scoping exercise and options analysis. This will be a bilingual session. will be a bilingual session. will be a bilingual session.
De bharr COVID-19, moltar clárú le People Place Consulting don imeacht dtríd ríomhphost a sheoladh go r.holstead@udaras.ie
Due to COVID-19, please register for the event with People Place Consulting by emailing r.holstead@udaras.ie
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The highly successful Animation Dingle returns to the Dingle Peninsula from March 20th to 21st this year to showcase the best of the world’s animation, both student and professional, this time with a twist. This year for the first time, some of Animation Dingle’s screenings are open to the public. The offering of screenings for the general public includes a particular orientation towards family screenings. Between shorts with book readings such as The Tiger Who Came to Tea and an opportunity to see Chicken Run and Song of The Sea back on the big screen, there is something for everyone. But Animation Dingle does not only cater for families…. this year there will be Programmes running out of the intimate McCarthy’s Bar, which doubles up as the Festival Box Office. These screenings include the Environmental Programme, the After Dark Programme for adults only and a selection carefully chosen from the open submissions of the Top Toons Programme.
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There will be a screening of MIYU shorts for attendees of the Festival, but this is such a strong programme of work that Animation Dingle will be running a second screening of this work for the public to enjoy. MIYU Productions are based in Paris and are an integral part of the Animation Dingle weekend. This is an opportunity for lovers of animation to get an inside look into the work coming out of the top animation colleges in Europe and to see work that may never have the opportunity of seeing otherwise. Exciting news too for those younger non Pass Holders who may be curious and want to get involved down the road, Animation Dingle have partnered up with ESB Networks to bring Becoming an Animator . This is a unique and exciting opportunity for those younger people, aged 15+ who are considering a path into the Animation Industry. Through the workshop young people will be given advice by industry experts and colleges, but will also be encouraged to ask questions and voice concerns they may have themselves. This is a free event, but young people will have to register at the Box Office. Animation Dingle is known for bringing some of the world’s best and brightest to Dingle every year, and 2020 is no different. Pop in to a local pub to find it adopted for the weekend by an Animation Studio - The Cartoon Salooners will be hanging out in Dick Mack's Pub , Brown Bag Films will be found in Kennedy’s Bar, JAM Media will settle down in in Foxy John’s and McCarthy’s Bar will host Lighthouse Studios
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Stock Up for the Lock Down! Irene Ní Fhlannúra
The threat of a lockdown is on the cards as Covid-19 or (novel) Coronavirus wreaks havoc across the globe. With increasing confirmed cases being reported in Ireland on a daily basis, the outlook is quite grim. Reports from our Health Service Executive (HSE), World Health Organization (WHO) and the scientific community acknowledge that we are still in early stages of understanding this new virus fully, but all agree that its modus operandi is similar to that of other Coronaviruses, which are responsible for most common colds. You would have to have your head in the sand if you have not learned about the importance of good hygiene, hand washing and cough/sneeze etiquette and self-isolation but in the midst of panic and stock-piling toilet paper, some practical nutritional measures may easily be overlooked. In the event of a lockdown, forcing people to stay at home, it is a good time to prepare your shopping list and stock up on the good stuff now! Let’s look at some ingredients to minimize the risk of becoming very ill with this virus, especially for those who are elderly, those who are immuno-compromised or have underlying respiratory vulnerabilities? While we do not have the benefit of scientific studies about nutrition in relation to this specific Covid-19 yet, we do have a wealth of information about strengthening the immune system, supporting the barrier defenses (respiratory and gut linings) and nourishment for convalescing. With this in mind, here are some ideas of what to include in your lockdown grocery list! Vitamin C foods are top of the list and luckily for us they are plentiful, store well and easy to consume. Source the best quality oranges, mandarins, lemons and kiwis available. Their tough skin protects the vitamin C content inside during transit so make sure there are no bruises or breaks in the skin. Vitamin C has several roles in the human body, one of which is supporting immune function. It is involved in building and maintaining connective tissue and fatty membranes, which forms our barrier defenses of the respiratory and digestive tract. Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant, protecting us from cell damage, builds collagen and mobilizes defensive immune cells to sites of injury and infection. We do not make vitamin C or store it and being a water-soluble vitamin, it dissolves quickly once ingested, with any excess excreted through urine. As such, it is best to consume vitamin C foods in smaller quantities throughout the day rather than having a load in one go. The same can be said for supplement vitamin C – little and often for continued supply. Stock up on bones from a good butcher to make broth. This age-old remedy for colds and flu has lasted throughout the ages and no doubt will be seen to be effective in this crisis too. Broth warms the throat and sinus passages, killing off viruses and reducing their impact. Full of immune-boosting minerals, zinc, glycine and collagen – broth is nutritious, comforting and easy to digest, making it an ideal tonic for the elderly and sick, who may already have diminished appetites. Like the broth, warm drinks are vital during a respiratory, viral infection – you can add more power to your tea by steeping a cinnamon quill, cloves, turmeric and fresh ginger in the teapot for at least 5 mins, making a chaitype tea from your usual black tea. Skip the milk as it can be mucus-forming for some and keep this tea on the go to stay hydrated and protected. Check your spice rack and make sure you have a fresh supply of these spices, not forgetting fresh ginger root, which can be kept in the fridge. Fortunately, onions and garlic store well and can be added to everything from soups, broths, stews and roasts. The key to using these ingredients for an anti-viral impact is to load up, do not hold back – add them in abundance to your lunchtime and evening meals. Studies have indicated that garlic is more effective as an antimicrobial in its raw state, rather than cooked – add some freshly chopped or minced garlic to your dishes when serving, as well as adding it in the cooking. With everyone in the house 12 West Kerry Live
on lockdown – no one will complain of your garlic breath! Food staples such as oats, rice, pasta, dried pulses and potatoes keep well too and provide sustenance and calories for recovery. Add in plenty of carrots and sweet potatoes to the stockpile as they can be stored for weeks and are full of betacarotene, necessary for the respiratory linings. There’s a bit of a rush on canned foods right now but beware that much of them are high in salt (dehydrating) and low on nutrition. However, do get a few cans of organic tomatoes, beans and chickpeas for quick add-on to meals as these retain most of their nutrition, are easy to use and are non-perishable. I have written two articles recently “Kung Flu Fighting” in December 2019, issue 271 and “A Better Way to get Better” in January 2020, issue 275, both of which have loads of tips for choosing and preparing foods during illness and recovery. They are now available to read in the blog page our website. While these articles are not specific to Covid-19, the content is relevant and may help you and the people you are caring for to be nourished and resilient during this crisis. Irene Ní Fhlannúra, Nutritional Therapist at Ré Nua Natural Health, Dingle 066 9151360 www.renuanaturalhealth.com •
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Keel Notes Youth Club Coming soon to Keel Community Centre To make it happen we need committed leaders and volunteers from the community to participate . If you would like to get involved please contact Dawn on 087 -397 5628 Keel Knitting Group Every Wednesday 8 pm to 10 pm, Keel Community Centre. All welcome Keel Choral Group Every Thursday 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm, Keel Community Centre All welcome Upcoming available courses ; Yoga Classes, Thursday 12th March @18.30 to 19.30. 5 week Course - €55. Keel Community Hall. www. SaraTuckerYoga.ie. 087 - 6317410 Your Mindful Hour Mindfulness / Meditation / Self Care / Fun. Dates TBC. €55 for 6 sessions. Harriet McGuigan. Psychotherapist MIAHIP. Booking essential - Harriet 086 - 2685916 General Information The newly refurbished centre is available for hire. Various birthday party packages available. Rooms for hire for various classes or group meetings. Large hall catering for indoor sports .Stage and hall available for concerts and plays . Contact information: Please contact Judi on 087 - 711 1516 for potential bookings and costs . You can also find us on Facebook on the Keel Community page. Email Info@keelcommunity@gmail.com
Rugbaí Chorca Dhuibhne Schools - Kings Cup Semi-final Pobal Scoil Chorca Dhuibhne v St.Patricks Castleisland In Carraig, Wednesday 18 March A great opportunity to see schools rugby and the unique atmosphere. Bígí linn. Under 14's cup RCD v Killarney Dé Satharn - 14ú Marta 11.30am in Carraig The under 14's just off the back of a great result away to Killlorglin, a great team performance- the forwards set the platform and RCD won on a scoreline of 17 - 5. This performance should definitely assist in the challenge that killarney will present this Saturday. Seniors Final league fixture away to Bantry on Sunday 15 March Hoping to wrap up our programme with a win. Congratulations to Darragh Fitzgerald who put in a super performance with UCC in their win over Cork Constitution in the Donal Walsh tournament final and to Caoillte Curneen - who is putting in some great performances with Young Munster U20's. It's a great reflection on RCD coaches that our boys can progress to the higher levels if given the opportunity. St Patrick's Day - wishing all our members/ supporters and in particular our former players/members who are overseas a very happy St.Patricks day. Frank Ó Tormaigh (Cill Chuáin) & Aoife Ní Chuireáin (Gort a' Choirce) on their wedding day in Donegal
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Change of Date for Dingle Peninsula Tourism Networking Forum- our upcoming Tourism Forum has been changed to Thursday April 2nd (subject to postponement due to Covid-19). The event will begin with guest speakers on various business topics, followed by a local business speed networking event. Pre-registration for the event will be essential-details to follow in next week’s edition.
Covid-19 update:Heading into this unknown crisis, it has never been so critical for us all to work together in the traditions of true Meitheal to support our families, friends, neighbours, colleagues, businesses and communities. It is so important that we all, personally and in our businesses, follow the guidelines as set out by the HSE to help in containing the Coronavirus (Covid-19) https://www2.hse.ie/conditions/ coronavirus/coronavirus.html . The cancellations of the St. Patrick's Day Parades for the Dingle Peninsula and Ireland are understandable and supported by all. However, it is essential too, that we support our local businesses to stay open and maintain jobs locally. Please shop local, buy local food produce, gifts and crafts, and support our local tourism businesses as we face our biggest challenge yet.
Athrú dáta d’Fhóram Turasóireachta Chorca Dhuibhne- tá an bhFóram Turasóireachta atá á eagrú againn curtha siar go Déardaoin an 2ú Aibreán (ag braith ar an Víreas Corónach). Beidh aoichainteoirí againn ar an oíche, chomh maith le hócáid líonrúcháin ghnó.
Víreas Corónach: Agus an geárchéim seo ag bagairt ar thionscail turasóireachta na tíre, tá sé níos tabhachtaí ná mar a bhí riamh, go ndéanfaimís iarracht oibriú lena chéile i dtraidisiún Meitheal, agus tacú lenár gclainne, lenár gcairde, lenár ngnólachtaí agus lenár bpobail.
Tá sé tabhachtach go leanfaimis ar fad treoirlínte Fheidhmeannacht na Seirbhíse Sláinte go pearsanta agus inár ngnóanna, agus gach iarracht a dhéanamh gan an víreas a leathadh níos mó. Tuigimid agus tacaímíd leis an gcinneadh Paráidí Lá le Pádraig a chur ar ceal ar fud na tíre. Ag an am céanna, tá sé fíor thabhachtach go dtabharfaimis tacaíocht d’ár ngóanna áitiúla, ionas gur féidir leo fanacht oscailte agus postanna áitiúla a chaomhnú. Ceannaigh go háitiúil le bhur dtoil, fhaid a thabharfaimid fé an dúshlán is mó atá tar éis teacht inár dtreo go dtí seo.
Actions being taken by DPTA this week:
Coimeád súil ar na ríomhphoist a sheolfaimid amach, agus lean ár leathanach Twitter, chomh maith lenár leathanach Facebook do bhaill @dptamembers, áit a chuirfear aon eolas thabhachtach atá le scaipeadh.
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Meeting with businesses to put a plan in place
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Creating a domestic marketing campaign
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Creating Dingle Peninsula Packages to promote each other together
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Feachtas margaíochta baile a chruthú
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Please keep an eye on emails you receive from us and follow us on Twitter, and on our Facebook Members page @dptamembers for regular updates. CTCD / DPTA Working for the Dingle Peninsula to Sustain Tourism, Businesses and Communities
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Cromane GAA beefs up fundraising efforts with St Patrick’s Day Cow Splat Bingo Cromane GAA club is pushing its fundraising poo-tential to the limit with a St Patrick’s Day Cow Splat Bingo. The home club of Kerry All-Ireland winners Donnchadh Walsh and Sean O’Sullivan has undertaken a greener than green initiative on our national holiday that involves a cow, nature, and bingo. Starting at 2pm, a bovine beauty will roam the Cromane pitch within a number of pre-laid squares: a giant bingo card. Wherever nature calls in the ‘manure matrix’ the winning square will scoop €500 courtesy of the poop. Eight surrounding squares (collateral damage) will win €50. Tickets are €10 each and are on sale now at www.cromanegaa.com/tickets– this is your chance to win some moo-lah. Cromane GAA club chairman Stephen Casey explains the idea behind the cow splat bingo: “We have been looking for a fundraising idea for a while now. Our facilities need to be upgraded. We built our existing dressing rooms in the early 1990s and they have served us well but it is time to look at improving our facilities as a whole. This idea is great: it should get the community engaged and there’s a touch of humour involved. It’s also something for people to do after the St Patrick’s Day parades. We are hoping everyone one pops down to the Cromane GAA club on the day to enjoy everything that we are offering. While we wait for mother nature to take its course, we have a delicious BBQ planned - sponsored by O’Sullivan’s Bakery and Eamon Sheahan Butchers - our club shop will be selling treats as well as delicious coffee, crepes and hot chocolate from The Boathouse Cafe, Cromane.” The Cow Splat Bingo draw will take place on Monday, March 16, where ticket holders will be randomly allocated a Cow Splat Square number ahead of the St Patrick’s Day event. There will be live music, musical squares, conclusion of the ‘Name The Cow’ competition and the announcement of the children’s ‘Colour Our Cow’ winning entry. Cromane GAA have a heap of fantastic prizes up for 14 West Kerry Live
grabs including Kerry football jersey, O'Neill's footballs, gift vouchers and other novelty prizes. Tickets again are available online at www.cromanegaa.com/tickets as well as at local store Hannah Mary’s Country Store; Jack’s Coastguard Restaurant; Clifford’s Bar, Killorglin, and Grady’s Bar, Killorglin. Tickets can also be obtained from club officials. Club chairperson Stephen Casey added: “We are grateful to all our sponsors and everything raised on the day will go towards much-needed improvements to our playing facilities. We are looking forward to a great day of entertainment so make sure you get your ticket today to be in with a chance to win.”
From The Archives
anchor near where the collision had occurred.
Mystery Blasket Corpse
The smack was blown out of the harbour’s mouth and across Dingle bay towards Kells where her anchor took ground when near the shore and kept her fast until she was rescued. The old hulk, which had no crew on board, was driven on the rocks on the east side of the harbour and became a total wreck.
From – Limerick Chronicle, 27 October 1831
Loss Of The Union
The rumour that the body of a female was washed ashore on one of the Blasket islands is true. The body of an elegantly dressed lady was discovered on Thursday last, attired in silk, with a gold chain and other valuable trinkets attached to her person.
From – Caledonian Mercury, 2 February 1793
The most singular appendages were two pointers fastened each to one hand of the ill- fated lady. A part of the wreck of a vessel was perceived on the opposite side. The corpse was interred on the spot, by the water guards [coast guards] of the station.
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Contraband Seized From – Hibernian Journal, 8 May 1775 Seized on the 23rd of April, on the coast of Kerry, by Captain Richard Bowden, Commander of his Majesty’s Revenue Cruiser, the Dungannon, and John Spring, Surveyor of Dingle, the cargo of a smuggling vessel which was landed. The cargo consisted of sixty-one tierces and sixteen ankers of French brandy, and sixteen packs of tobacco, which are lodged in his Majesty’s stores of Tralee.
The Union of Baltimore [Maryland], with flaxseed for Dublin, was totally lost in Dingle Bay on 18th of January. Crew saved.
From – Cork Constitution, 24 July 1860 To be let, furnished, by the month, the house of Redcliffe, situated on the shore of Dingle Bay, with a southern aspect and commanding a magnificent view. It is about 20 miles from Tralee, 25 from Killarney, 10 from Dingle and one mile from the village of Annascaul, where there is a Post-Office, and where the Mail Car passes to and from Tralee and Dingle daily. The house contains parlour, drawing-room and study, 9 bedrooms, 3 servants’ do., larder, pantry, wine and meat cellar, dairy, laundry, kitchen, water closet and water is brought into the house by pipes. There is a roomy 4-horse stable and coach-house. For further particulars apply at the office of Saml. M. Hussey, Esq., South Mall, Cork.
[tierce – an old unit of measure equal to 42 gallons; anker = 3 gallons].
Prisoners From America
Dingle Coopers On Strike
From – Dublin Evening Post, 29 December 1781
From – Cork Examiner, 23 May 1862
A cartel ship with prisoners from America put into Dingle Bay last Wednesday. She is bound to Portsmouth from New York. [This was during the American Revolutionary War with Great Britain 1775 – 1783. French forces also fought on the side of the Americans and these prisoners may have been French].
On Monday last, the journeymen coopers of this town turned out in a body, for the purpose of raising the price for making firkins, from three to four pence. One lad of the same class, named Kavanagh, took no part in the proceedings of his fellow tradesmen. It appears he was well pleased with what he was already receiving for making firkins and he remained working at his trade. However, the others in a threatening manner repaired to the workshop where he was employed and the poor fellow had to decamp. [Firkin – a wooden tub containing 56 pounds or 25+kgs of butter or cheese].
Cotton Bales From Wreck From – Lloyd’s List, 20 May1834 Yesterday a great quantity of cotton bales were seen floating between the Blaskets and Sybil Head and 45 bales have been picked up – some are partially burnt. Fragments of a wreck have been washed on shore, most of which are partially burnt.
Mackerel Fishery Storm Damage From – Kerry Evening Post, 9 May 1888
Death Of Lord Ventry From – Westmeath Journal, 22 January 1824 Died: At his seat, Burnham House, near Dingle, in the County Cork [sic], Lord Ventry, having survived Lady Ventry about one year.
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The following are the particulars of the disasters which occurred last night on the Kerry coast:- It appears that Mr. Wilson, fish merchant at Manchester, has lately established his fishery station at Ventry Harbour, for the rendezvous chiefly of Manx vessels, some steam launches and three Dingle boats. Every morning the fleet collects at the station, when the fish is transferred to one of the steamers in attendance, which plies daily (weather permitting) either to Fenit or to Milford [Milford Haven, Wales]. For the last three days and nights the weather has been very stormy on this coast, particularly last night when it blew a very strong gale from the north-west. Among the fleet which lay at anchor in Ventry Harbour was an old hulk which, in the height of the gale, drew her anchor and began to drift fast on the lee shore. In doing so she collided with a fine fishing smack called the Willie Jones, of Peel, Isle of Man, which at once parted from her moorings and began to drift fast before the wind. The smack’s crew managed to jump on board an ice vessel which lay at
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who was buried on Sunday last. David was a very regular card layer on a Tuesday night and he will genuinely be missed by all his friends here in Milltown. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam uasal.
ALMA'S TAKEAWAY AND PIZZERIA: NEW LOTTO SPONSO The club wishes to acknowledge the continued sponsorship by Alan from Alma’s Takeaway and Pizzeria. Alan has continued to be a wonderful financial sponsor to our club here and is always more than willing to offer any assistance he possibly can. Our young and not so young players are often treated to complimentary food after a great win and equally after a disappointing defeat. Alan’s delicious food always seemed to hit the right spot! Mile buíochas arís Alan agus go neirí go gheal leat!
MILLTOWN TOWN PLAN Have your say Milltown Community & Chamber Alliance invites all those who live and / or work in Milltown to have their say in shaping the town’s future. Consultation workshops on March 26 and 27. …give your views. Please take a few minutes to complete a short questionnaire to help identify priorities and to make suggestions about the issues that matter in Milltown. The survey is available on: https://forms.gle/b3SDGK7C4j1SRAsUA OR go to the Milltown Community & Chamber Alliance Facebook page OR get a paper form at Londis Top Shop, Post Office, Spar or Murphy’s. Return paper questionnaires to Londis Top Shop, Post Office, Spar or Murphy’s. Survey closes Fri 20th March.
TABLE FOR THADY: The Milltown/Castlemaine GAA Club is running a Table Quiz on THIS Friday 13th March in Griffin's Bar, Castlemaine. All monies raised on the night will go towards cancer treatment for our senior player Thady O’Sullivan. It is a worthy cause and we hope the proceeds will greatly help Thady on his journey to full recovery. Tables of 4 are €40 (€10 per person) and there will also be a raffle on the night. While teams are most welcome on the night, the club would appreciate if people who wish to participate would contact the club beforehand if they wish to enter a team. This is to facilitate the smooth running of the Quiz and to maximise team entry. You can contact the following via call or text to book your table -Paud Hogan 087-2704436, Linus Burke -0861544905, Brendan Dennehy -087-6969841, Mike Carroll -- 087-2256548 TAKING THE MIC: And the final group for TAKING THE MIC has been announced... it’s the Senior Ladies Club. These athletic and fun loving ladies are sure to bring something special to Ballygarry House on Easter Sunday night. Tickets for the event will go on sale in the coming week or so. There will be much demand for tickets as all of the 10 participating groups having a very large fan club! Choreography sessions commenced this past week and it is rumoured that there are a lot of tired weary limbs in the community as I write! I can personally confirm that! But as the old saying goes “No pain-no gain”. Our club here in Milltown Castlemaine is extremely grateful to all the contestants for their commitment. We are sure that this will be a wonderful night of fun, entertainment and laughter in the luxurious surroundings of Ballygarry House Hotel. We hope all in the community and beyond will show their support for our fundraiser by purchasing tickets and attending the production. Likewise, you can show your support by placing an advertisement in our TAKING THE MIC programme, which is currently being produced. Keep an eye on our website and FB page for details. PROGRESSIVE 31 CARD DRIVE: Continues every Tuesday night @ 9 pm in Nagle Rice Community Centre. If there is anybody in the community that would like to help out on a Tuesday night at the cards, please contact Deirdre on 086/1703332. It is a lovely social occasion and is an ideal opportunity to meet new people. On a sad note, we send our sympathies to the family of one of our card players-David Nash, 16 West Kerry Live
ATHLETICS: Comhghairdeas mór to Jim O’ Shea, from our neighbouring club Listry who competed in the British Masters in Lee Valley Stadium, in London at the weekend. He came 1st in the Men’s 75 long Jump (3.80 m) and 1st in the High Jump ((1.20m). What a fantastic achievement Jim! And I thought I did well jumping out of bed! KERRY SENIOR LADIES: LIDL NATIONAL LEAGUE On a cold and windy Sunday morning, Kerry senior ladies made it five out of five with a brilliant win–this time over Monaghan. It was a very exciting game from start to finish with some fantastic football played by both teams. Kerry at one stage had an 8 point advantage but the Northern girls came back to go 2 points up. However, Kerry dug deep and against a strong wind sealed a four point victory. Well done to the managers Darragh Long and Declan Quill and to Ciara Murphy and Caoimhe Evans from our own club who are part of the panel. COUNTY MINOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Milltown/ Castlemaine 3-08 Annascaul/Lispole/Dingle 0-04 Well done to our Minor team and management along with the supporters who journeyed back west on Saturday evening last and played in very testing conditions to take home the two points associated with victory. They are home to Finuge on Saturday March 14th. FIXTURES: Our minors are at home to Finuge on Saturday March 14th. Our seniors are away to Churchill on Sunday March 15th and will play their rescheduled First round game versus Currow on March 22nd. Our senior B are away to Rathmore B on Sunday March 15th also. Please keep a close eye on our FB Page and Website for updates/changes due to weather. We would also appreciate if you could inform those who do not have access to the internet or social media of any changes. FUNDRAISING LOTTO JACKPOT-€12,600: MATCH 3- €350 Our fundraising Lotto Jackpot is now: €12,600. Our next Lotto draw will take place on Friday March 20th in Knightly’s Bar, Castlemaine with €11,600 on offer. We will also have €350 for a Match 3- along with our 6 consolation prizes. Huge congratulations to last week’s consolation prize winners:
€50 each to Anthony Leen c/o EIR,Tralee, and St. Joseph’s Primary School, Castlemaine .€25 each to Jonathan Bowler,Glenflesk,Eileen Bell, Kilderry South,Riain Foley,Curraghmore West, Firies and Sean Courtney,Ballyoughtragh. Drawn numbers were 12, 19, and 29 with 26 being the bonus number. Sincere thanks to all those who continue to support our GAA Fundraising Lotto. We really appreciate your generosity. There is a lot of expense involved in the day to day running of a club such as ours. As our community grows in population, so too do the numbers in our club. To facilitate this growth, we are always trying to improve, develop and expand our facilities. Your support of our fundraising lotto helps us to alleviate some of the expenses involved. Míle buíochas as bhur tacaíocht. CORONA VIRUS: The GAA has been asked by the HSE to follow all of their guidelines and recommendations in respect of the COVID-19 outbreak. As part of this policy, all clubs have been instructed that anyone with queries regarding COVID-19 should contact the HSE directly. A detailed HSE website with recommendations can be found at: https://www2.hse.ie/conditions/ coronavirus/coronavirus.html Please also see ‘Guidance to organisers and attendees of mass gatherings’. The purpose of this approach is to ensure that there is one version of official communication rather than multiple statements and possible conflicting advice for members of the public. Our club here in Milltown Castlemaine wishes to commend all those in the healthcare service for their work in these very difficult circumstances. ITEMS FOR NOTES: If you would like anything included in our notes, please contact me, Deirdre, on 086/1703332 or email any information to navillusodeirdre@yahoo.ie (before 6 p.m. on Sundays) and I will do my best to facilitate you. THANK YOU! Sincere thanks to all those who assist me in my role as PRO of the club, particularly Danny McClure and Dara O’ Connor. Like all roles in the club, it is a very busy one. If you would like to help out in the club in any way, we would be most grateful.
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Cromane News Jane Casey LOTTO: The numbers drawn on 4th March in the Cromane Lotto Draw were 26.31.11.8. There was no winner of the €17,100 Jackpot. Four prizes of €40 each went to Denis & Angela Teahan, Cromane Lr. - Ticket sold by John Moss. James, John, & Patsy, c/o John O.Shea - Ticket sold by Hannah Mary's. Amy Lynch, Glenbeigh - Ticket sold by Cr. Union. Adrian O'Connor - Ticket sold by Mad Mix. Cromane GAA CLUB FUNDRAISER: The Cromane GAA ‘Cow Splat Bingo’ has arrived! This St Patrick's Day our Bovine Beauty will make her mark on Cromane GAA pitch from 2pm! Wherever she decides to do her business, the winning square gets €500 & the 8 surrounding splat squares will scoop €50 each courtesy of the poop! You can purchase your Cow Splat Bingo squares now - for just €10 per square - online via: www.cromanegaa. com/tickets You can also purchase tickets from club members or from participating outlets! While you wait for Mother Nature to come calling we have some family fun, BBQ & Music to enjoy! There will be a random numbered allocation of purchased squares. Final decisions will be made by Cromane GAA Executive Poo Officials. Terms and conditions apply. CREDIT UNION COUNTY SENIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 5 BALLYDUFF 2 – 8 CROMANE 1 – 11 This first round encounter played on a heavy pitch in Ballyduff turned out to be a very entertaining affair despite the recent terrible weather conditions. The visitors started well and fired over two early points but Ballyduff hit back and took the lead after ten minutes. However Cromane took control and fired over five unanswered with Darren Houlihan leading the line from centre forward. Points were swapped at either before the break and Cromane led 0 - 8 to 0 – 4. The third quarter saw Ballyduff reduce the margin to three points before the outstanding Kevin Goulding's goal levelled matters with twelve minutes remaining. It was all Ballyduff at this stage but they could not convert the chances they created and with three minutes left on the clock Cromane were awarded a penalty that was fired home by Houlihan. Ballyduff were not giving up easily and a fine move was finished to the net by Eoin Ross to tie matters on the hour mark. Substitute Mikey Boyle had a chance of the winner but his shot drifted wide and both sides finished with a League point each. Ballyduff lined out without Kerry hurlers Pádraig and Mikey Boyle but they joined the game in the second half. Cromane's midfielder Niall Dennehy fired over the first point after two minutes and this was followed by a similar effort from Darren Houlihan. Kevin Goulding opened the home side's account with a point after gaining a fine mark. The Ballyduff midfielders combined well 18 West Kerry Live
before Eoin Ross split the posts to level matters. Seán O'Sullivan was off target from a free while at the other end Goulding pointed Ballyduff ahead following good play by JP O'Carroll. The tide turned in Cromane's favour and in a 15 minute spell had five points on the board without reply. Four came from the very impressive centre forward Darren Houlihan and the other from full forward Mikey Houlihan. Goulding stopped the rot when he called another fine mark in the 25th minute to reduce the margin to three. However Mikey Houlihan pointed just before the break to send his side in four points to the good.
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Andrew Murphy opened the second half scoring with a fine point from play but former Kerry star Sean O'Sullivan did likewise at the other end. Kevin Goulding pointed two frees to reduce the margin but in the 10th minute O'Sullivan fired over a disputed point to leave three between the sides once more. Goulding and Houlihan swapped pointed frees and with a quarter of the game remaining the visitors had the advantage. The Boyle brothers had entered the play at this stage and a fine pass from Mikey found it's way to Goulding who rattled the net for the equaliser. Ballyduff upped the ante at this stage but they could not dig out the scores to put the game beyond Cromane. On a rare breakaway Mikey Houlihan was upended and Darren made no mistake from the resultant penalty. This looked to have wrapped up the game for the visitors but there was one more sweeping move from Ballyduff and Eoin Ross levelled matters at the death with a well worked goal. Ballyduff had a chance to win it in extra time but at the end of the day no side deserved to lose.
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CROMANE: Sean Teahan; Liam Teahan, Cathal Crosby, Ethan Griffin; Eanna Healy, Conor Sugrue, Brice Dourieu; Niall Dennehy (0 – 1), Donncha Walsh; Finbar Casey, Darren Houlihan (1 – 6, gl (pen), 2f), Danny Shea; Danny Healy, Mikey Houlihan (0 – 2), Seán O'Sullivan (0 – 2).
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REFEREE: Mike Walsh, Kerins O'Rahilly's. JUNIOR C’SHIP: In the county junior football championship our seniors must play a preliminary round game against Ballylongford to determine who qualifies for the group stages. This game takes place on Saturday, March 21, at a neutral venue. The winner of this game qualifies for group 4 of the County JFC that includes Lios Póil, Castlegregory, and Tarbert. MINORS: County League Division 3A (round 4): Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) 1.-3, Ballymac 4-8 The Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) minors’ are due to play Currow in a County League Division 3A back game in Glenbeigh this weekend (throw-in is 4pm). This is actually their round 1 game. UNDER-16s: The Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) under-16s will take part in Division 2 of the Central Region. Other clubs in this division include Milltown-Castlemaine, Churchill, Na Gaeil, and An Ghaeltacht. Fixtures to come. UNDER-14s: The Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) under-14s will take part in Division 5 of the County League. Their opponents will be Castlegregory, Duagh, John Mitchels, Templenoe/Sneem/Derrynane, and the North
The Under-14 County League begins on Wednesday, April 1, at 7pm. Fixtures to come. UNDER-12s: Cromane under-12 county league campaign begins on Sunday, March 29. Exact fixtures will be known at a later date. Their first phase games will be against Renard, St Michael’s (Ballinskelligs), Tuosist, and Valentia. They will then have games every Sunday in April ahead of the start of phase two which is scheduled for Sunday, May 10. Saturday, March 14 - Minor County League (round 1): GGC v Currow in Glenbeigh at 4pm. Sunday, March 15 - County League Division 5 (round 2): Cromane v Austin Stacks B in Cromane at 2pm. Saturday, March 21 - County Junior Football Championship (preliminary round): Cromane v Ballylongford at a neutral venue and time to be confirmed. Saturday, March 28 - Minor County League (round 5): GGC v Kilcummin in Glenbeigh, time to be confirmed. MARRIAGE: Heartiest Congratulations to Sean Reilly, Cromane Lower and Helena Joy, Glenbeigh who got married last weekend followed by Reception in the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney. Bounteous Blessings to them for the future as they move into their wonderful new Home in Cromane Lower.
BINGO in Jack's every Tuesday at 8pm. Cheque from this Bingo term will go to Cromane Pre School. All parents please support and make it a big donation for the pre school. Also Bingo in CYMS every Sunday night.Jackpot €1,500. Extra prizes in the Raffle to celebrate St. Patrick on Sun 15th. DRAMA: The CYMS Players present A Widows Paradise and will be performed in the CYMS Killorglin on Wed. Thurs and Fri 25th 26th and 27th March and on 1st, 2nd, 3rd April 20. This play was written by Sam Cree and is very entertaining funny and witty. Tickets from CYMS 066 9762053. Tickets for First Night €8 and €13 thereafter nightly. LAMBING SEASON: Please make sure you know where your dog is at all times. It is the lambing season for farmers and they do not want dogs chasing their sheep. CONFIRMATION this year will be on Wednesday, April 22nd In Killorglin and the following are the 12 children from Scoil Réalt na Mara, Cromane: Charlotte Ambrose, Kielen Begley, Dylan Counihan, Daniel Griffin, Lauren Griffin, Mikey Griffin, Noel Hannon, Saoirse Harkin, John Horgan, Sean Keane, Deaglan Rietveld and Cormac Riordan. Every Blessing to these candidates and their families. QUOTE: Plan for the future because thats where you will spend the rest of your life. Jane Casey
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Dingle Notes Richie Williams PARADE. In compliance with the National directive from the Cabinet Coronavirus sub committees directive the St Patricks Day Parade in Dingle has been cancelled for this year. However at time of compiling these notes the traditional dawn band march starting at 6a.m. from Ashmount Terrace has not been cancelled and as it is an outdoor gathering it possibly will go ahead. Perhaps the pubs, restaurants and food outlets would consider offering special menus or discounts to attract the local trade which normally fills their premises after the parade each year???. ANIMATION DINGLE. A big Céad Míle Fáilte to all who visit our Peninsula for the annual Animation Dingle Weekend starting on Friday March 20th. The 8th Animation programme includes conferences, workshops, screenings and Student Awards which this year are sponsored by The You Tube Kids. Full details printed elsewhere in this edition. GRADAM. Bronnadh Gradam Saoil ar Ghael cailiuil Mícheal Ó Muircheartaigh laoch Dún Síon ar ocáid ceiliuradh Tobar Dhuibhne in Óstan na Sceilige le déanaí. Is ar son an obair iontach ata déanta aige ar son an teanga ag abhaile agus thar lear i rith a shaol ar fad agus an céad blian bainte amach ag Phlean Teanga Chiarrai Thiar. Ar aghaidh leis an obair!!. ENTERPRISE. Two interesting events are planned for Dingle in the coming weeks as part of Kerry Month of Enterprise 2020. On Tuesday March 24 a Funding Workshop featuring Leader, Sicap and BTwea initiatives will be held in the NEWKD premises in Cooleen from 9.30a.m. to midday. Údaras Na Gaeltachta host a Business Advice and Funding Clinic in their premises at Milltown Bridge on Friday March 27th between 4p.m. and 7p.m. Prior bookings is essential to guarantee a place at each event. PEIL. Comhgairdeachas to the Dingle Senior Football Team who have made a promising start to the season being victorious in both the Paidi Ó Sé Tournament and the West Kerry Senior League. Keep Up the good results lads and more importantly the positive skills which keep the supporters happy on the sidelines. The West Kerry Finals of Scór na bPaisti ( confined to primary school pupils ) will be held in the Primary School Hall in Main Street Dingle on Sunday March22nd time to be confirmed. TOMORROWS PARISH. The Diocese of Kerry invite all parishioners to a meeting in Benner's Hotel Dingle on Thursday March 26th starting at 8p.m. Due to the declining numbers of clergy in parish ministry the diocese faces many challenges They seek the parishioners views, suggestions and image of the parish of tomorrow given the changing society in which we live today. A series of such meetings is ongoing this month throughout the diocese and provide an ideal opportunity for us all to plan our future parish together. TIDY TOWNS. Saturday March 28th is County Clean Up Day so we are expecting a big crowd to join us at the Bottle Bank at 10a.m. to litter pick all the approach roads to town. Bígí Linn agus Tosnú Maith Leath Na hOibre. BUSINESS. Great to see most of the Restaurants, Shops and other business outlets fully open again after the long winter break. With the world economy facing a big challenge from various angles the Irish business will be vital to the survival of many outlets over the next few years so best foot forward everyone. SLÁN TAMALL!!!.
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KWD Kids Recycling Following on from the success of the “KWD Kids Recycling” programme in 2010, and “Recycle Right” initiative in 2017/2018, KWD's Recycling Right representative Shauna Murphy has been out visiting schools throughout Kerry again, educating and encouraging students to recycle correctly. The goal is to further educate young people on the importance of recycling and enable students and teachers to understand the role of recycling and how to dispose of their waste and recycling correctly and responsibly. This will enable students to champion best practice when it comes to recycling so they can transfer this knowledge to their homes and influence greater recycling within their schools.
The Kerry Short Film Bursary for 2020 is now open for submissions! A fund of €10,000 is available to the successful applicant towards the cost of their production. The Bursary is funded through Kerry County Council with support from the Arts Council and is intended to foster talent, creativity and activity in filmmaking within the county. This is a competitive award and applicants are advised to attend an Information Day on Thurs Mar 26th (11am - 5pm) in the Anam Centre in Killarney. This day will provide information on how best to complete your application form, including advice on script development. Pre-register with filmkerry@kerryetb.ie by Thurs Mar 19th to confirm your spot!
Once again, the reaction from the students and teachers has been very positive and KWD Recycling are confident that all involved will now have the knowledge to dispose of their waste and recycling correctly. All of this information is available on the interactive website where you can view videos on how we recycle your waste. For more information please see the website www.kwdkids.com Shauna has visited over 24 schools throughout the county in the last number of weeks. If your school is interested in a visit from KWD Recycling, please contact Shauna by email info@kwd.ie
Kerry ETB Film Development Officer, Siobhan O’Sullivan outlined “the importance of funds such as this to develop the industry within the county” while Kerry County Council Arts Officer, Kate Kennelly, described these funds as “an important way to encourage & support filmmaking talent”. Applicants should have some experience in filmmaking and be able to prove that a director and/or a producer has seen the script and has a sense of its suitability to go into production. “Film in Kerry is growing industry. This bursary, funded by Kerry County Council and the Arts Council, helps to support filmmakers whilst promoting Kerry as a location for film’, stated Moira Murrell, CE at Kerry County Council. Guidelines & application forms can be accessed online at http://www. kerrycoco.ie/home3/kerry-film-bursary/ Applicants must shoot on location in Kerry but do not have to be from Kerry to apply. The Kerry Film Office, which is based in Kerry ETB Tralee, will offer location support and guidance as requested, especially in relation to accessing locations and local resources. There is a two-stage selection process in the open competition. Stage one involves a shortlisting from applications received, while stage two requires an interview in Kerry. The closing date for receipt of applications is set at 5pm on Friday 10th April.
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Small Changes: Home Energy Saving
Avoiding power showers and reducing the length of your showers, fitting water efficient shower heads and adjusting the temperature of your boiler/immersion to around 65 degrees are all top tips to tackle excess energy use for hot water. Vampire Power Vampire power (a more theatrical term for standby power or leaking electricity) is the electrical power used by an appliance or device while it is turned off or in standby mode. Power is required to maintain the constant digital or LED display on appliances such as ovens and microwaves or for devices that can be controlled with a remote such as TVs (a device in standby mode can draw between 10% and 30% of the electricity it would if fully operational).
The best motto to think about is not waste things. Don’t waste electricity, don’t waste paper, don’t waste food. Live the way you want to live but just don’t waste- David Attenborough Outside of the transport sector our homes are the largest users of energy in Ireland. The residential sector accounts for almost a quarter of the energy used in the country as a whole but accounts for 32% of energy use on the Dingle Peninsula as outlined in the Dingle Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) Energy Master Plan. I have been fortunate to attend some of the Dingle SEC events organised by the Dingle Hub and their collaborative partners. Presentations at these events, which outlined how this group are working towards a low carbon society by exploring, supporting and enabling a wide range of sustainability and energy initiatives on the peninsula, have been insightful and inspiring especially as they have been delivered by very driven and motivating individuals. At one of these events I lamented the fact that I am not currently in a position to adopt sustainable energy technologies for my home (e.g. upgrading insulation, solar panels, PV panels, heat pumps) to a few of the very knowledgeable community energy mentors. They gently reminded me that while transitioning to a low carbon society and achieving the goals of Dingle SEC will take time, education and investment, there are a myriad of low-tech, money saving, free and/or relatively inexpensive actions that I could easily implement to reduce energy consumption in my home if I had not already done so. There are comprehensive lists on the internet of feasible small changes that you can make around the home that could significantly reduce your expenditure on electricity and oil/gas (see list of websites to consult below) but I will just outline some that struck me in particular. Assessing Energy Use Knowing how to reduce energy usage and actually implementing the behaviours and actions needed to achieve it are two different things. Becoming aware of what it costs to run various appliances, monitoring usage and identifying where the greatest losses of energy are in your home is more likely to spur you into action than reading through some leaflets. The codema home energy saving kit contains 6 useful tools (including a thermal leak detector and a plug in energy monitor) that will help you understand your energy consumption at home and identify where savings can be made. They can be borrowed free of charge through an inter library loan at Dingle Library. Dingle library also has a humidity monitor and plug in energy monitor available to borrow which were kindly donated by Kerry Sustainable Energy Co-op (KSEC). Many electricity suppliers now have apps to allow you to look back over your actual energy usage (separate from all the other charges e.g. PSO levy etc.) so you can track the reduction in your energy use and bills as you implement changes to reduce energy waste. Hot water & Heating Most of the energy used in our homes goes on heating space and water. Lowering your thermostat by even one degree in the winter can reap huge savings on your bills. Fitting relatively inexpensive or even homemade draft excluders to doors, windows and the letterbox will reduce heat loss and simple actions like keeping the curtains closed at night to conserve heat and keeping doors closed all help to reduce energy consumption. 24 West Kerry Live
Chargers (for mobile phones, sat navs, wi-fi etc.) and laptop docking stations use energy regardless of whether they are charging or not because power supplies not only convert energy but also consume it. Anything with a transformer (the black power boxes on power cords; white on apple products) all draw power as long as it plugged in. Vampire power can account for between 5% and 10% of the electricity bill in the average home but all that needs to be done to avoid this cost and reduce energy waste is to unplug appliances and devices when not in use. Using a power strip for appliances that are close to each other makes the habit of unplugging devices easier. Lighting Lighting accounts for about 12% of a typical residential electricity bill. The most obvious p lace to start in reducing energy consumption associated with lighting is to switch off lights that you don’t need (Turn off the lights! Turn off the immersion! and close the door! are surely the soundtrack to many Irish childhoods). As of 2013, the manufacture of ordinary incandescent lightbulbs have been banned making way for more energy efficient alternatives. You can choose between eco-halogen bulbs, CFL bulbs or LED bulbs and where once you just choose between bulbs of different wattage, you can now choose different lightbulb shapes, power consumption (watts), brightness (lumen) and light colour. Codema have a very good guide to energy saving light bulbs online well worth a read so you can understand how an LED bulb (which uses 85% less electricity than traditional lightbulbs) can save on average €100 or more in energy costs over its lifetime (multiply by the number of bulbs in your home to calculate the savings!). Attending a Dingle SEC event is well worth your while to swap old bulbs for energy saving LEDs for FREE! Appliances There are particular energy saving behaviours that we can follow when using every energy dependant appliance in our homes. These are described in manufacturer’s instructions as well as on the websites listed below. Appliances that need to heat up or cool down generally use the most energy so here are a few to be more mindful of. • Only boil what you need in the kettle- it saves both energy and water and it is quicker to boil. • Ensure you have a full wash for washing machines and dishwashers and use optimal temperature settings (50oC is optimal for a dishwasher). • An electric fan oven is one of the most electricity thirsty appliances in our homes. Consider batch cooking when using the oven for optimal use of the energy consumed. • Don’t open the oven while food is cooking unless necessary as this will cause the oven to have to reheat itself which will require a lot of energy. Equally, staring into the fridge or freezer looking for something to eat is not advisable. Every time a fridge door is opened for 10-20 seconds it takes 45 minutes to cool down again. • Fridges and freezers operate most efficiently when full as the less cold air circulating, the less that can escape when you open the door. Fill empty space with bottles of water or newspapers. • Cleaning ovens, washing machines, dishwashers etc. and defrosting fridges and freezers regularly will help run them more efficiently
(check out Laura de Barra’s book ‘Gaff Goddess’ or on her social media for top cleaning tips). Energy Providers While you may not currently be in a position to install environmental technologies that could allow you to become more self-sufficient for your energy requirements, you can still choose renewable energy indirectly through your energy provider. There are currently 5 electricity suppliers in Ireland known to provide 100% of their energy from renewable sources. Energia, Panda Power, Pinergy and SSE Airtricity will be familiar to most people and will be included as options on comparison websites such as www.bonkers.ie and www.switcher.ie. A new provider in the market is Community Power – a community owned energy project supplying sustainable power from its wind farm in Co. Tipperary supplemented with renewable energy from micro-scale wind and hydro generators from all around the country. All consumer affair experts advise switching providers of gas and electricity regularly in order to save money. Asking where your energy comes from could be a consideration the next time you search for a better energy deal. www.seai.ie www.codema.ie www.selectra.ie https://communitypower.ie/ ie www.switcher.ie
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Castlegregory GAA CASTLE SENIORS: Castle Seniors began their Div 4 County League journey with a strong win over neighbours Lispole on Sunday last. A very encouraging, focused display with scorers form all through the team, final score Castle 1-18, Lispole 0-06. This Sunday, 15th Castle welcome Waterville to Páirc An Caisleán for their Round 2 League fixture with a 2pm throw-in. All support will be very welcome. MINORS: County League Div. 2 started last Saturday for the Minors down in Kenmare. In desperate conditions Castle took advantage of a gale force wind in the opening 30 minutes to lead by 2-5 to 03. A re-configuration of positions, staunch defending and some great possessive play help the lads keep the Shamrocks scoring to a minimum. Final score of 2-07 to 0-8 for Castle made the trip home that little bit shorter. Saturday 14th see Castle Minors host Knock/ Duagh/Brosna at Páirc An Caisleán with a 4pm throw in. UNDERAGE TRAINING: Training for underage panels continues with times as follows - U16s on Mondays 7-8pm, U12s & U14s training on Tuesday 7-8pm at Páirc An Caisleán. Minor training on Thursdays at 7pm. SCHOOLS: Mean Scoil Castlegregory are back in a Munster Football Final, this time it’s the Girls U16.5 who will be carrying the flag. A thriller of a semi-final against St Josephs of Borrisoleigh the Castle girls looked home and dry leading by 2-05 to 0-03 at half time. But nothing so straight forward as the Tipp Girls edged back into the game with 2 goals early in the second half and they had points to follow on. In the end Castle got over the line by the narrowest of margins, 2-07 to 2-06. Again a great success for the Mean Scoil in the world of football…..Final at the end of the month against winners of St Colmnas, Midleton v Gael Coláiste Mhuire AG. CASTLE LGFA: Underage training for all our Girls panels (U2, U14 & U16) on Mondays 6-7pm at Pairc An Caisleán. Castle Ladies (Minors and Seniors) training on Sunday mornings. Castle/Annascaul have their first League outing this Sunday (15th) against Abbeydorney with throw in time still to be fixed…see facebook page for update later in the week. CÚL CAMPS: Castlegregory GAA will be hosting 2 Cúl Camps this summer with Camp 1: June 29th ~ July 3rd and Camp 2: Aug. 3rd ~ 7th. For Boys and Girls aged 6~13yrs further information and registrations can he got at www.kellogsculcamp.gaa.ie LOTTO: No Jackpot Winner in this weeks Lotto. Numbers Drawn 7, 14, 17, 26. €30 Lucky Dips won by, Debbie Harrington, Tom Moriarty, Pat Moore and Ed & Margaret Hoare. New Jackpot of €2,600 with next draw at Maurice Fitz's, Castlegregory, Tuesday 24th , March. CLOTHES COLLECTION: Castle GAA hosting their Annual Clothes Collection on Sunday March 29th. In preparation we are having 28 West Kerry Live
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Kingdom of Kerry Tour 2020
With just a number of weeks to go to the opening night of his brand new stage show, Dáithí O Sè has lined up a mega mix of well known names to take part in his three Kerry shows. From comedy to politics and sport to music, ‘Dàithì’s Rhyme with Reason’ will be a comedy panel show like no other. His Kingdom of Kerry Tour will consist of three shows in Listowel, Dingle and Tralee this April and May. Team captains for all three shows will be journalists and writers Pat Fitzpatrick and Esther McCarthy from the Examiner. Joining Dáithí in Dingle on will be comedy duo the 2 Johnnies, comedians Fred Cooke, Julie Jay and a special satellite link up with the ‘Local Gossip’ Bernard Casey. The up and coming music star performance on the night will be from Cathal Flaherty. In Listowel some very well known local personalities including Billy Keane and Elaine Kinsella battle it out to secure the coveted audience points. Special music guest will be Grace Foley and one of Ireland’s best known sports personalities will make a special appearance. In Tralee former Irish Rugby International star Mick Galwey reveals the five most memorable moments of his life and guest panelists will be TV and radio personality Brenda Donohue who will go up against the one and only Michael Healy Rae. Young Tralee musician Seamus Harty who is making waves in the music scene will close the show. Dàithì says: “I can’t wait to do these three shows. I am thrilled with the mix of guests that have come on board to support me in my new show. Each show will be just as mad and entertaining as the other with a number of surprises thrown in. It will be an opportunity for people to escape and enjoy a night of laughs and a good bit of craic. In essence on the night I will introduce some weird and wacky news stories to the two competing teams. Once introduced the teams will have to come up with their own rhymes that best tell the story and then the audience decides which team is funnier. Of course I will be doing my best to distract them as they try and come up with these rhymes. Also each show will see a well known celeb tell me the five most memorable moments in their lives so far and I will introduce an up and coming music star onto the stage to close the show. Dáithí from West Kerry is best known as host of the Rose of Tralee International Festival and presenter of the Today Show on RTÉ One with Maura Derrane. Dáithí says that this show will allow him to let his hair down away from the TV cameras so expect the unexpected! The first show will be at the Listowel Arms Hotel on April 25th with a hometown show in Dingle on April 26th. The following weekend Dáithí and guests will be at the Ballyroe Heights Hotel in Tralee on Friday May 1st 2020. With only three shows confirmed so far demand for tickets will be very strong, you can book right now through ticketmaster.ie or ticketweb.ie This will be an over 18’s show.
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Dingle Whiskey Tasting 27 March, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM John Benny's pub, Strand St, Dingle On Friday March 27th the Irish Whiskey Society welcome back Jarleth Watson, Distillery Director from Echlinville Distillery to John Benny's pub with doors opening at 7:45pm and the whiskey tasting beginning at 8:00pm sharp. The evening will start with a special 'Belfast Whiskey' welcome drink from Dave Mulligan of Bar1661, Dublin (the only Dublin bar currently selling Dick Mack's beer) using their Bán Poitin. This will be followed by some exceptional expressions from Dunville's core range for the whiskey tasting: Dunville's Three Crowns Vintage Blend Dunville's Three Crowns Blended Peated Dunville's VR 12 Year Old PX Single Malt Dunville's VR 18 Year Old Port Mourant Rum Finish Single Malt Those present will also be treated to three further samples direct from the distillery including two cask strength expressions. Register at: https://www.irishwhiskeysociety.com West Kerry Live 29
What’s Happening in the Hub? Deirdre de Bhailís Many thanks to our local ar tists, walkers, students, archaeologists and historians who participated in the recent pilot “Walking Conversations” weekend in association with the Dept of Sociology, UCC which explored the connections between walking and learning. The weekend was an opportunity to take part in walking conversations that enable dialogue concerning theory, practice and methods (non-procedural methods) about: landscapes; pilgrimage; time; the senses; and ecology. Walking involves slowing down the pace of our accelerated society/lives - disconnecting from electronic devices, it opens a space for conversation, for storytelling, for connection with each other, with nature, the natural world, geology, rocks and stones, archaeology, the history revealed by the landscape, ecology and sustainability. Connections were indeed formed, collaborations identified and limitless potential to build on this pilot to enhance our learning on the edge. ESB Networks will run Energy Information Sessions on the Dingle Peninsula over the next 2 months which will cover the following topics: •
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The information sessions are currently in planning stages, but expect each session to be about 60–90 minutes and have a mix of Independent Experts/Dingle Community Members/ESB Staff. Each session will include a presentation followed by a Questions and Answers session with a panel of experts. If there is anything in particular that you would like to see included or if you have any specific questions, please send them through to dingle@ esbnetworks.ie and they will be included where appropriate. Details on dates and locations for these sessions will be finalised once there is more visibility re Covid-19. They will be published here and also in the diary of events on www. corcadhuibhne2030.com. If you dread the thought of speaking up in a meeting, giving a presentation at work or making a speech, then the course for you is starting soon. Brought to you by The Speak Up Club, a social enterprise working to empower women as leaders in business and their communities, and Dingle Hub, over four evening workshops, ‘Communicating with Confidence’ will teach you essential public Solar Systems speaking skills and build your confidence, in aTom friendly, supportive small group setting. Kennedy Workshop leader Deanna O'Connor will help Solar..panels or tubes, what's the difference? Well they both provide you overcome your fears, tactics to hot water when heated by the sun’swith energy,proven thus saving you energy, be it oil, gas or electricity. regain calm and composure, and elevate your A solar system will save up to 70% of your annual hot water bill. When skillset to become a polished, confident public it comes to tubes versus panels, the tubes are marginally more efspeaker. Communicating with isConfidence ficient thanThe panels, but realistically the difference small, especially when we have had such a great spell of sunshine. Course runs over 4 Wednesday evenings from There is another "solar system" known in the trade as "Thermodynam7pm-9pm on the following dates: 15 April / 22 ic" this is a solar panel that works in the dark. Yes with no sunshine, you ask/ how! April 29 April / 6 May 2020. Places limited to Well the answerBookings is simple really,and it's not a solar panel it's a heat pump. 12 people. further info: The way it works is a panel is fitted to your roof which is connected
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where the gasgoal is compressed make it hotter, theis heat then transThe main of theto Dingle Hub tois create ferred to create heat. However, this unit is dependant on electricity viable sustainable the itDingle to operateand so while saving money onjobs heatingon hot water does so at a cost. Peninsula. This is achieved through organising Take for example a events, typical familyprojects, home with 3 to community 5 occupants, costs workshops, on average about €1,500 to €2,000 per year to heat, of which about a engagement, etc. and 1/4 to 1/3 of this is hot water, so asupported typical hot waterby bill funding for a family of 5 is somewhere in the region of €450 €650 ain year. and grant assistance. We towork three main A solar system for a family of 5 can cost anything from €4,000 to areas - Digital Transformation, Environmental €5,500 supplied and fitted, giving them a yearly saving of approx Sustainability andyou Creative Come €350 to €500 and when take into Industries. account the rising cost ofand energy, a system can pay for itself in 5 to 10 years. have a chat if you have an idea for a project/
event/workshop that would be beneficial to the community and contribute to job creation. If you’re working from Dingle and are in need of office space, the Hub offers hot desks, dedicated desks and private offices with access to 1Gbps of eir Fibre Broadband, a dedicated telephone landline, free parking, 24-hour access and more. Live in a Creative Place, Work in a Creative Space Contact: Deirdre de Bhailís Dingle Creativity and Innovation Hub Tel.:
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Killorglin Tidy Towns AGM will take place on Tuesday March 24th at 7pm in O'Grady's Bar. The AGM is a particularily important one this time where the future of the group will be discussed.
Due to public health concerns the committee of Hope Guatemala have decided to postpone our annual charity walk next month. We intend to hold it in the autumn when we can celebrate our 15 th year supporting the Mayan communities in Guatemala, especially the children. We would like to thank you for your continuing support. You can contact us through our website www. hopeguatemala.org
If you have in how the appearance of the town represents our businesses and residents then you should attend. If you run a business, live in the area or come to work in Killorglin then he outgoing committee would like to hear from you. So, come to the meeting, bring your suggestions, and there will be cake!!
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Land to Sea wins Dingle's second Bib Gourmond
The husband-and-wife co-owners met in France (Julian is English-born to a Cork family and Katia hails from Italian-French parentage) and had been living, working and raising their young son in west Kerry for a number of years before opening their smart-casual restaurant in the spring of 2019. And, thanks to the sense of locality, good cooking and value offered, Land to Sea quickly earned well deserved recognition. In Chef Julian’s interpretation, the often used (and seldom defined) term “Modern Irish Cuisine” has one foot in our agrarian past and the other in the realm of possibility. Using good, honest produce which might have been found in our grandmothers’ or great-grandmothers’ kitchens, Julian uses a nuanced hand to coax rich, exciting flavours appropriate to modern taste. Inhouse curing and smoking, as well as pickling and fermenting are just some of the techniques resurrected from Ireland’s past and updated with contemporary sensibility. Influenced by the finesse of European cookery but rooted in Irish traditions. Their take on food is based in the belief that everyone should be afforded the opportunity to experience foods grown, raised, caught, and foraged by their neighbours transformed, by adept hands, into a cuisine of international repute. Michelin Guide’s Point Of View
The new Land to Sea restaurant which only opened last year on Main Street, received a much coveted Bib Gourmond award from the Michelin guide last October after just one season in business. The Charthouse restaurant have held a Bib for a long time and there are two other local restaurants which are recommended with a Plate award: Out of the Blue and Global Village. "In Land to Sea Julian and Katia Wyatt bring an international sensibility to the excellent value menu at their comfortable and relaxed Main Street restaurant, but the produce at the heart of Julian’s skilful cooking is (almost) pure Dingle, with just a sprinkling of impeccable sourcing from beyond the peninsula. And what a fine natural larder Dingle offers, with suppliers like Jerry Kennedy butchers, Sully the Kid crab and lobster, Iasc Ui Mhathuna Teo fish, Derek O’Conner’s vegetables and Dingle Distillery all on their doorstep." - Georgina Campbell
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"The name sums it up perfectly, as the chef uses produce from the surrounding fields and nearby waters to full advantage. Local meats and wonderfully fresh fish and shellfish are prepared with care and a good understanding of flavours. If the crab salad is on the menu, be sure to choose it." Julian and Katia are re-opening on Monday the 16th for their second season and we wish them continued success in helping to raise the culinary profile of the town and its food producers through their much lauded restaurant
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The award-winning radio broadcaster Michael Patrick Shiels will present his Michigan-based, syndicated morning programme live from Benner’s Hotel in Dingle on Tuesday, March 17 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. “We are very excited to be broadcasting live from Dingle and to interview many of Dingle's colourful community leaders, characters, musicians and more. Benner’s General Manager John Foley will discuss Ireland’s worldrenowned hospitality and cuisine. Assistant Manager Aisling Flahive will also appear on-air and help make sure the show is filled with Irish voices – from priests to politicians - telling tales, singing, talking issues, pouring pints and simply ‘being Irish.’” Shiels, an inductee into the Michigan Irish American Hall of Fame, has now been hosting his radio program for 13 years. It can be heard on radio stations across Michigan. A list of affiliates can be found at MiBigShow. com where listeners can also hear the program, produced by Spotlight Media Studios, via streaming audio and podcasting.
Club Theic Thobar Dhuibhne ag baint sásaimh as TechFéile 2020 in Aerfort na Sionainne le déanaí. Ana lá go deo ag na daoine óga seo! 32 West Kerry Live
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THANK YOU! We are absolutely delighted to be among only 22 restaurants in the country to be awarded a Michelin Guide 2020 Bib Gourmand. We would like to thank all our amazing suppliers. We know we are difficult with our standards and the unusual ingredients we require, but you smashed it and we would be nothing without you, Thank you so much. We would also like to thank the great town of Dingle for all the well wishes and the incredible support we received in 2019. We would like to deeply thank the local businesses, Pubs ,Hotels, B&B’s and guesthouses that help and recommend us, run by truly genuine, selfless, great people. We are looking forward to opening for our second season on the 16th of March and hope to see you all soon. A SPECIAL MENTION TO: The Global Village, Foxy John’s, The Stonehouse Restaurant, Dick Mack’s & Paddy Bawn’s
Go raibh míle maith agaibh go léar Tel. 066 91 52609 | www.landtoseadingle.com Main Street, Dingle West Kerry Live 33
Camp Notes Brigid O’ Connor SEACHTAIN NA GAEILGE Má tá gaeilge agat, labhair í, Gaeilge agus Fáilte ! KERRY MUNSTER CHAMPIONS Congratulations to our Annascaul Club footballers, Killian Falvey and Colm Moriarty, and all the Kerry U20s team on their victory against Cork on Wednesday night. COMMUNITY GAMES Connor Fletcher won bronze in the U12 Arts section. Sorry, inadvertently ommitted last week from the list of winners. Congratulations MICHAEL O'DONNELL DARTS MEMORIAL The Camp Darts Team were the winners at Boland's Bar, Castlegregory on Friday 28th last now go forward to compete again in the final at Fitzgeralds, The Junction Bar, Camp on Friday 20th March. Camp team Captain, Fergal Crean is confident that Camp will pose a real challenge to Castle the next night. Proceeds of the raffle go to Pieta House. OBITUARIES The death of Mary Griffin, (nee Slattery) Beheenagh, Camp and formerly of Laccamore Upper, Abbeydorney peacefully at The Palliative Care Unit, University Hospital, Kerry, on Friday March 6th.
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Mary was a lovely lady and so helpful to customers who have really fond memories of her in Dan Fitzgerald's store in Tralee where she worked and will be sadly missed. Sympathy is extended to her husband Jack, son James, sisters Rita, Geraldine and Martha, her brother Patrick, James' partner Christine, nephews, nieces, grand-nephews, grand-nieces, relatives, and many friends. Her funeral at The Gleasure Funeral Home Tralee on Sunday was huge and representative of the esteem in which she was held by many people. Mary was laid to rest in Camp Cemetary following requiem Mass on Monday. R.I.P. Molly Rice, late of Cappaclough, Camp and London passed away peacefully on Tuesday last in London. Molly enjoyed a long life and she was apporoaching her 101st birthday in April. Molly left home very young like many of her contemporaries of the times and she settled well in her new surroundings in London. She was a gifted seamstress, very creative and sewing was her passion and her hobby. Molly was the youngest of six children born to Patrick and Catherine Rice (nee O Mahony) R.I.P. Molly never lost her ties with her family in Ireland, visiting home regularly over the years. And her last wish was that her ashes following cremation be interred along with her mother at home in Ireland and that wish will be fullfilled by her family. Sympathy is extended to her nieces and nephews, grand nieces, grand nephews, great grand nieces, nephews, extended family and friends to whoom sympathy is extended. Rest In Peace. Sympathy is also extended to our local Postman Tadgh O'Halloran and his wife Marion and to all the family on the death of Marion's Mother Kay (Kathleen) Murphy nee Mason) of Derrymore West and formerly Ballybeggan, Tralee. Kay was laid to rest in Annagh Cemetary following Requiem Mass at St. Brendans Church, Curaheen on Thursday. A lovely lady, she will be sadly missed by her family, neighbours and many friends. R.I.P. CAIRDEAS CAMP Thursdays in the sportshall fun and exercise. 15 00 bowls, 16.00 pickleball. Cupán tae and bring your own mug. Membership €12 each session €5. Contact 087-2315048 QUIZ FUNDRAISER A Table Quiz in aid of Aughacasla School will be held in The Junction Bar, Camp on Friday, April 3rd. at 9.00 p.m. Fun night out, raffle on the night. table for 4 €20. Your support is greatly appreciated. GAA QUIZ Annascaul GAA and Coiste na n-Óg wish to thank all who attended and supported their quiz at Mike Fitzgeralds, The Junction Bar, Camp on Friday night. It was a most enjoyable night and as always Sean Barry had a great selection of questions, a master at the job for sure. David Clifford also helped out with score keeping and there were some very generous prizes won in the raffle.Colm Kennedy, Chairman thanked everybody on the night.
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Chicken and Ginger Noodle Soup Mark Murphy - Dingle Cookery School
This soup is tasty, easy to make and may well become a favourite on your kitchen table. I always find a soup like this can help to pick you up if you are feeling under the weather. Feel free to add other ingredients to it such as: some chopped chili at the beginning or spinach or pok choi (add these at the same time as the noodles). Tasty and well worth a try. Ingredients 1 small chicken 1 onion, peeled, quartered 1 bulb of garlic, cut in half 1 piece ginger, thinly sliced 1 bay leaf
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1 tsp. ground turmeric or 1 piece of whole turmeric sliced 1 tsp. black peppercorns 1 tsp. coriander seeds 2 carrots peeled, cut into thin slices 1 packet of egg noodles
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½ bunch of spring onions sliced salt Method Put the chicken, onions, garlic, ginger, bay leaf, spices and about two pinches of salt in a large pot. Pour in cold water to cover and bring to a boil over medium heat. Once it comes to the boil, reduce it to a simmer. Cook this for about 45-50 minutes. Make sure to skim it every ten minutes or so, this will help to reduce any excess fat or grease. After about 50 minutes the chicken should be cooked. To check this, you can twist the bone in the leg of the chicken, if cooked it should twist freely and the meat will come apart. At this stage remove the chicken, remove the skin from chicken and discard. Pull the meat from bones and shred into bite-size pieces. To increase the flavour you can add the bones back to the pot and continue to cook for another 20 minutes or so. Season with salt and pepper.
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You can strain the stock at this stage. Return the liquid back to the pot and add the carrots. Cook the carrots in the stock for about 5 minutes. Add the noodles and cook for about 3 minutes. Add in the shredded chicken and allow this to heat. Season and add spring onions, and serve. Bain Taitneamh As!! West Kerry Live 35
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Tobar Dhuibhne’s goal
Teastaíonn ó Thobar Dhuibhne tacú le muintir Ghaeltacht Chorca Dhuibhne dhá rud a bhaint amach. Tobar Dhuibhne wants to support the Gaeltacht people of Corca dhuibhne acheive two goals. •
Dlús na gcainteoirí Gaelainne a láidriú i gCorca Dhuibhne
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Uimhir na gcainteoirí laethúla a ardach
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Tá gníomhaíochtaí á bhfeidhmniú ag Tobar Dhuibhne chun na torthaí seo a bhaint amach. Aithníodh 58 beart sa Phlean. Baineann na bearta le gnó, tuarsóireacht, seirbhísí, oideachas,an óige, teaghlaigh, na meáin chumarsáide, spórt agus seirbhísí sóisialta agus eile. Actions are being implented by Tobar Dhuibhne in order to achieve these results. 58 actions were recognisied in the plan. These actions have to do with businesses, tourisim, services, education, the youth, familites, the media, spórt and other social services. An bhfuil do bheart féin agat? Cuimhnigh ar na rudaí beaga, nó móra, ar a mbeadh smacht agatsa tionchar a imirt ar son na Gaelainne. Have you your own action? Think of the small or big things over which you have control that could play a positive impact on Irish.
An Chúinne Chruthaitheach Cairdiúil? Cleachtadh ceoil is óil, Clab go cluas ar na héinne is iad beannaithe I mbun cibeala. Nach sinne atá fáilteach, fiúntach b’fhéidir, As ár bpobal a thabhairt chun comhluadair I lár an Gheimhridh. Ach an amhlaidh atá? Ní cheapann fear Shyria, atá amuigh a’ glanadh na sráide, Gurb amhlaidh. - Pádraigín Nic Gabhann Tá píosaí cruitheacha á bhfoilsiú anseo as Gaelainn nó go dhátheangach. Má chuireann tú dán nó splanc-scríbhneoireacht (200 focal an srian) chugainn, tabhfar dearbhán One4All don té foilsithe! Sprioclá ná Luan sula dtagann an West Kerry Live amach. 38 West Kerry Live
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Saturday 14th Mar
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Saturday 21st Mar
McCarthy's: Acoustic Trad session with Brendan McCreanor (Uilleann Pipes) & Deirdre Granville (Harp) 6 - 8pm. John Benny Moriarty's: Matt Griffin and Méabh ní Bheaglaoích 9.30 Neligan’s: David Healy & Darragh Horan 9.30pm. DJ Eddie Hutch 11pm O'Flaherty's Bar - Trad with Tom, David and Fergus. 9.30pm. Adams: John O'Connor 10pm Barr na Sráide - Trad music 8pm Murphy’s Pub - Ballads @ 9.30 Courthouse Pub. Trad session 9.30pm Paul Geaney’s- Dermot Kelly 10.30pm. The Dingle Pub - Smoking Badgers 7-10pm. Ronnie Ryan 10 - 12. An Droichead Beag -Trad session 9.30
Sunday 22nd Mar
The Marina Inn: Sunday Open Trad Session @ 6.30pm. Courthouse Pub. Trad session 9.30pm
An Droichead Beag -Trad session 9.30
Monday 23rd Mar
The Marina Inn Traditional Irish music session 7pm Courthouse Pub. Trad session 9.30pm Neligan’s: Open session with Niamh Varian Barry 9pm An Droichead Beag -Trad session 9.30
Tuesday 24th Mar
The Marina Inn Traditional Irish music session 7pm Courthouse Pub. Trad 9.30pm Neligan’s: Open Session led by Méabh Begley 9pm An Droichead Beag -Trad 9.30
Wednesday 25th Mar
The Marina Inn Traditional Irish music session 7pm Kennedy's - Music session with Tanglewood (Blues, Jazz, Trad, Folk) 6.30-8.30 Courthouse Pub. Trad session 9.30pm Neligan’s: Open Session with Maire Breathnach 9pm An Droichead Beag -Trad session 9.30
Killorglin 12th Mar Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.00 12th Mar Kingston's, music @ @ 9.30 14th Mar Bunker's Bar Live Music from 10pm 15th Mar Bunker's Bar Trad Session 8.30pm 16th Mar O'Grady's - musicians welcome 17th Mar Bunker's - Trad 8.30pm 19th Mar Dodo Sheahan’s Trad session @ 9.30 19th Mar Kingstons, Band @ 9.30m 21st Mar Bunker's Bar Live Music from 10pm
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Buail isteach go dtí Díseart idir 11.30 agus 1.00 maideanacha Dé hAoine le haghaidh cupa tae/caife, ana-chuideachta agus plé ar shaibhreas focal na Gaelainne. Beidh fáilte romhat. Gach Eolas/Further Information: 066 9156100/eolas@cfcd.ie Scoil Cheoil an Earraigh 2020 Comhghairdeas ó chroí le Niamh, Breandán agus d’fhoireann eagraithe agus oibre na Scoile Ceoil 2020. Bhí na sluaite ar an mBuailtín agus in ionaid eile ar fuaid Chorca Dhuibhne dosna ceardlanna ceoil, na himeachtaí éagsúla, na léachtaí na taispeántaisí ar fad, agus na ceolchoirmeachta iontacha dar ndóigh. Thug an ceol agus na ceoltóirí agus an chuideachta ar fad ardú meanman dúinn go léir in ainneoin na drochaimsire ar fad! Treise libh go léir.
Is é an rún ná "Tá saol na scoile níos fearr inniu ag daltaí ná mar a bhí ag Maidhc Dainín Ó Sé" A dhaoine córa, geallaimse daoibh go mbeidh sibh ar aon intinn liomsa agus le m’ fhoireann faoi dheireadh na díospóireachta. Ní túisce a chonac an rún a chairde ná gur rugas ar mo pheann, bhíos ar bís chun mo thuairim a bhreacadh síos. Táimse chun labhairt libh mar gheall ar na háiseanna den gcéad scoth a bhíonn ar fáil do dhaltaí na linne seo. Anois, a dhaoine córa, is é mo chéad phointe ná go dtabharfad sracfhéachaint ar an gcóras taistil a bhíonn ar fáil dos na scoláirí. Cuireann an rialtas busanna ar fáil ar fuaid na leithinise. Cuimhnigh, a dhaoine uaisle, ar an strus agus an achrann a shábhálann sé seo ar thuismitheoirí a chaitheann dul ag obair le giolcadh an ghealbhain. An raibh an chabhair san ar fáil in am Mhaidhc Dainín? Ní raibh a chairde. Léiríonn sé seo an deis atá ag scoláirí agus ag tuismitheoirí na linne seo leis an gcóras taistil agus an chabhair a chuirtear ar fáil ar scoil do dhaoine go bhfuil aon ní ag cur isteach orthu leis an gcomhairleoir. Agus sin é an fáth a chairde go bhfuil saol an mhada bháin ag daltaí na linne seo. Faraoir tá an t-am ag breith orm, caithfidh mé críoch a chur le m'óráid ach ar dtúis ba mhaith liom buíochas a ghabháil libh as an éisteacht bhéasach mhacánta a thugabhair dom. - Páidí Mac Gearailt, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne. Is í Dairena Ní Chinnéide, Scríbhneoir Cónaitheach Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne i bPobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne a stiúraigh Ceardlanna Scríbhneoireachta na nDaoine Óga. Tá an Scéim Scríbhneoireachta maoinithe ag Ealaín na Gaeltachta. Dátaí don nDialann •
Clár Ceiliúrtha 40 bliain ag Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne
Idir óg agus aosta ó Pharóiste an Fheirtéaraigh agus eile, ag Dinnéar na nAosach le linn Scoil Cheoil an Earraigh ar an nDéardaoin, 20ú Feabhra. Treise libh ar fad a cheoltóirí óga a sheinn ceol den scoth don ócáid! Buíochas ó chrói le Pádraig Ó Sé agus a chlann a thug tráthnóna álainn dúinn. (pic. Orlaith Ruiséal) Comharchumann Forbartha Chorca Dhuibhne Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne 066 9156100
Deineadh Clár Imeachtaí Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne do Cheiliúradh 40 bliain na heagraíochta a sheoladh go hoifigiúil ag 4.30 ar an Máirt 10ú Márta i Músaem Chorca Dhuibhne. An tráthnóna céanna seoladh pacáiste Cluichí Clóis – acmhainn foghlama agus spraoi dosna Cúntóirí Teanga & na Cuairteoirí Baile a cuireadh le chéile le linn 2019. Buíochas do Mháire Ní Scannláin, Caitríona Ní Chathail, Domhnal Ó Bric agus Marian Ó Beaglaoich as a bheith rannpháirteach sa togra. Buíochas do Thobar Dhuibhne as a gcuid urraíochta leis. West Kerry Live 41
Film Review Onward Tom Ó Neachtain Onward is the latest film from animation giant Pixar and is their first original film since Coco in 2017. It’s fairly decent without being ground breaking. The story follows two brothers who discover a way of bringing their dead father back to life, but only for a single day. The film is set in a contemporary, suburban landscape populated with a posse of fantasy creatures such as elves, unicorns and centaurs. They live normal, modern lives but an early flashback establishes their ancient magical origins and this clever concept is the basis for most of the jokes - they mostly land and there are loads of great Lord of the Rings references.
Ó Mhárthain Breandán Mac Gearailt
The character design takes a while to get used to but Onward has some of the best effects I’ve ever seen in an animated movie. The writing overall is sharp although it occasionally falls into more animation clichés than I would like, and after a while some of the scenes become repetitive. However the the two leads play off each other very well, in general the story is engaging and the end is very satisfying. Onward is creative in its portrayal of the world and it has plenty of heart. It’s a pity that Pixar make so few original projects these days, instead they rely too much on sequels to make money. Onward does not live up to Pixar’s hot streak from the 2000s, but is still very enjoyable and has more personality and more depth than most of modern animation. Tom Ó Neachtain is a student in Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne I gcás amháin dhá chontae i mbun Roinn a haon agus an líon céanna poinntí acu. An contae a bhuafadh, d’fanfadh sé i Roinn a haon agus tuairt dtí roinn a dó lucht cailllte na himeartha foireann a caillfear, dá mbuafa fanacht i atá i ndán do bhfoireaan a chaillfeadh. An Iar Mhí agus Ceatharlach a bhí i gceist.
Ná fuil an aimsir imithe thar cailc ar fad. Báisteach agus síor bháisteach. Le damnú ceart a chur leis, bréistí mallaithe ag éirí thiar aisti. Tá ba ag breith fós agus caoire ag fanacht le cúpla lá breá go mbeadh caoi acu bainne a bheith acu dá gcuid uan. Gan dabht bíonn na huain agus na caoire níos sásta bheith istigh ón anaithe. Rud a bhuaileann iad go minic ná galair agus dá bharr cailltear nó pasáltar na huain bhochta. Ní mór don bhfeirmeóir a bheith ar tineall mar is mó aicíd agus máchailí a bhuailean an tuan ‘óg. Ansan tá na daoine ná cuireann aon chaora isteach agus is minic gur beag an galar a bhuaileann iad. Caithfidh an cóta atá ortha go bhfuil teocht thar bárr ag baint le. Má bhíonn gala agus raistí báistí ní chabhraíonn san leo. Bíonn an fiach dúbh ag faire agus má bhraitheann sé aon soet lagú ar an gcaora nó ar an uan tabharfaidh sé fútha. An- chladhaire sea é. Níl an madra rua ró dhian ar éinne fós. Deirtear gur ag tosach an Aibreáin a bhíonn na coileáin acu agus, má tá aon fhíothal uain ann glanfar é. Rud eile gabhann sé timpealll ar na caoire agus a cuid uan agus ardóidh sé leis aon leat-chupla lag . Is beag an aird a thugann an feirmeoir ar uain laga mar gur beag an mhaith a bheadh ionta go deó. Tagann ampla ar an madra rua déanfaidh sé slad go dtí go mbraitheann go bhfuil madraí an bhaile ar tineall le tabhairt fé. Sa chás san raghaaidh sé tamall maith ó bhaile agus beidh ag braith roimhis.
1-17 ag an Iar Mhí agus 2-8 ag Ceatharlach. Is trí dhearmad a fuair Ceatharlach ceann dos na báidí – imreóir ón Iar Mhí fé ndear an báide do Cheatharlach. Sea bhí 1-17 ag An Iar Mhí ach fuair imreóir dá gcuid 1-14. Bí ag caint ar ghaisce-B’é Killian Ó Dúill fear ghaisce. Bhí sé ag imirt ar fuaid an ghoirt agus fuair pointí 100 méadar ón mbaide. Ceann amhain measaim a chuir sé ceann amú. Bhí sé ins gach páirt don ngort agus anneoin an ghhaoth agus an flichneachta bhí sé cruinn ceart. Mheasfá gur taispéainteas a bhí i gceist. Tá sé lé moladh.
Im chás féin bhí uain in aice coille ar an dtá thaobh agus má bhí, níor tógadh dada. Ligeann sé dos na comharsain mura a bhfuil an- ocras air. Tá a dhríntúirí ag an mbroc i gcás uainíníní óga. Is an-chabhair do aon duine go bhfuil gunna aige agus chuirfidh scanradh ar an b’fiach dubh. Deirtear go gcuireann balodh an ghuna nó an phúdar imeacht gan teacht ar an gcladhaire, an fiach dubh.
An mó duine a tháinig chugainn ó thuaisceart na hIodáile a bhí ar saoire ann. Ba chéart go mbeadh gach duine acu saor ón ngalar nó an deineadh aon tastáil ar a raibh ar bord eitealláin Mura deineadh ba cheart go ndéanfaí gach seans ná deineadh. Caithfear a bheith dian agus tuisceanach. Sin galar amháin a scriosfaidh tíortha idir bheag agus mór, saibhir agus daibhir. Chuirfidh sé sceón ar scata. Mura mbíonn leigheas is mó tir a brisfear agus is mó duine a gheabhaidh bás á bharr. Is ionann é agus pláigh do short eile. Ní aon dóichín an cladhaire seo .
Obair in aisce. Rud amháin go mbaineann poilitóirí an- áis as na an phaidir bhacach The working class. ‘Sé atá i gceist acu ná na daoine gan post. Ná beadh níos dáiríre dá mbeadh caint mar unemployed nó jobless. Cur i gcéill agus caint san aer. Deirtear uaireanta gur cheart, ná beadh taillí uisce, cíos tí,táille baillithe brúscaiir, etc .Is minic dheineann siad an bheart. Má tá duine breoite gan aon phingin aige/aici ná aici is ceart féachaint ina ndiaidhh agus scataí eile mar daoine mí-chumasach Tá cailíní agus buachaillí óga ar iarraidh tigh a thógaint agus is beag an tacaíocht a fhaigheann siad ach cluas bhodhar. Measaim da bhfaghadh daoine ar bheagán deontas €60,000 nó mar sin. Chabhródh sé leo siúd atá idir bhocht agus go maith as, a dtigh féin a thógaint. Tá scata i dtithe comhairle sna bailte móra agus ní raghaidís fad do choise dtí aon sort oibre. [ is dócha go bhfuil a leithí ins gach aon áit] Níl a bhfuil ráite agam ró-chruinn ach tá sé in am teacht ar chórais chothram agus cé hiad, the working class.
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Dóiteán Bhaile Ícín The Dunquin Catastrophe
Tá Lá ’le Pádraig ag druidim linn arís agus táimid ag súil go léir go bhfuil ré na stoirmeacha thart anois don cheiliúradh. Leanfaimid ar aghaidh ach go háirithe.
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And despite the weather our open day Leap Into The Library on Saturday March 1 was a great success. Thanks very much to everyone who braved the egregious elements and participated in the creative arts and crafts session. It was great fun. Keep watching this space, as they say, because we’ll be holding another one sometime around Easter.
Mícheál Ó Dubhshláine foilsithe ag
Comharchumann Dhún Chaoin
Scéal Eile ón Leabharlann………
BUNAITHE AR OBAIR A DHEIN
MÍCHEÁL Ó DUBHSHLÁINE Comharchumann Dhún Chaoin
Seo leabhar nua i nGaeilge agus i mBéarla ar thubaist a tharla in 1870. ‘Tharla tragóid thubaisteach i nDún Chaoin, 5 Bealtaine 1870. Maraíodh ceathrar ar an dtoirt agus cailleadh triúr eile laistigh de sheachtain nuair a chuaigh ceaig íle trí thine. Fágadh scamall bróin ar an bparóiste go ceann na mblianta fada. Cuntas ar an eachtra choscrach úd atá sa leabhrán seo mar aon le seanchas áitiúl agus le cuntaisí ó nuachtáin na linne chun léiriú chomh hiomlán is chomh cruinn agus is féidir a sholáthar. Tá léaráidí agus mapa anseo a cabhróidh le tuiscint an léitheora. Dhá dhán san áireamh chomh maith, ceann a cumadh ag an am agus ceann eile a cumadh le déanaí’ - Comharchumann Dhún Chaoin. - An Café Liteartha Bóthar an Dadhgaide, Daingean Uí Chúis Siopa Leabhar an Daingin ó 1979
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All kinds of roofing and roofing repairs. West Kerry area. 086-4085007 Experienced cleaner/ keyholder based in Dingle available for holiday homes etc 087-6256533 Mature friendly reliable lady available to provide companionship day/night to an elderly person in the Lispole, Dingle area. Contact Bernie 087-2944722. TAI CHI Classes Mon Dingle An Diseart 6:30pm, Thurs Killorglin KDYS 7pm also Tralee Listowel & Killarney. Professional Registered Instructor Maria Daly 087 7953 589 Carpentry repair and maintenance services, specialising in kitchen and mobility bathrooms. Call John 086-3564342 Septic Tank emptying, bio - cycle tanks desludged, cleaned & checked. Toilets - drains unblocked. Gearóid Mac Gearailt. 087-9504713 / 087-2390018 Doorway micro Digger and micro dumper with driver limited Access work, Concrete breaking,Concrete bases,Gardens Better call Paul 086 3432722 Affordable Tree Surgeons-Trees topped beside roadways, houses and sheds, hedges trimmed. All toppings and shavings removed. Fully insured. Free quotation - Call Michael 085-8487812 Homecare support. Carer with 20 years experience/ Fetac Level 5. Daytime/ Nights. For more info contact 087-6880723.Thank you. Oil Boiler Servicing, Oil fired boilers and cookers. Servicing and repairs. Emergency call out service available. James Greaney 087-3440493 Does your septic tank need to be emptied- we will get to you within a day. Cuir Glaoch/ Call Diarmuid Ó Beaglaoi 087 2969846 0r 066 9155446 Vehicle Computer Diagnostic Service / Mobile Service. Cars, Jeeps, Vans, Pickups. Call 087-3440493 Septic Tank Services, emptying, wash down, repairs, new tanks andpercolation areas constructed in line with planning. over 25yrs service in Dingle Ph. Pat Hanafin 086 2241064 / 066 9151682 . beenbawn@yahoo.com
Situations Vacant
Breakfast Chef & Cleaning staff required for Annascaul B&B. Call 066 9157382 Fenton’s Restaurant are hiring for 2020 Season, in all departments. Send CV to Managerfentons@gmail.com or phone 087 2482487 Harrington's of Dingle: We are hiring. Positions available. Full & part time, job sharing. Chef and general workers. Please contact Eileen 086-8263986 or send CV to harringtonsdingle@gmail.com Global village restaurant are Hiring for the 2020 season . Sous chef , head waiter/ess , floor staff , kitchen porter . Start end of Feb until end Oct . 5 day week with an opportunity to do more hours in the high season . Phone Martin on 087-9177700 Busy pub in Dingle town looking for staff. Chef and bar staff wanted. Please email CV to pubindingle@gmail.com Staff wanted for The Marina Inn, Dingle. Full time, year round employment. Call Tom on 086-168 8007, or send CV to marinainndingle@gmail.com
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• Knowledge of Test Route, No. 39050
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