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San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue Pg 6: Nutrition with Irene Pg 9: Further Education & Traing Courses Pg 12: Farming News Pg 14: Plean Teanga Chiarraí Thiar Pg 17: From the Archives Pg 20: Dingle Notes Pg 22: What's Happening in the Hub? Pg 26: Dingle Cookery School Recipe Pg 29: Ó Mhárthain Pg 46: Small Changes: Christmas Pg 31: Classifieds
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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. DingleDoc, Gort a Lin, John St, Dingle 066 9151343 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
IONAD TRÉIDLIACHTA / VETERINARY SURGERY Brendan O’ Connell, Spa Rd., Dingle. Tel (066) 9151814
EIGEANDÁIL / EMERGENCY:
Police, Fire, Ambulance, Coast Guard: Tel: 112 or 999. These numbers are free of charge but should only be used in cases of genuine emergencies.
STÁISIÚN NA NGARDAÍ / GARDA STATIONS
Annascaul Garda Station,. Tel: +353 66 9157102 Dingle Garda Station, Tel: +353 66 9151522 Castlegregory Garda Station,Tel: +353 66 7139690 Garda Station, Killorglin, Tel: +353 66 976 1113
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Upper Main St Dingle Co. Kerry (066) 9152333 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:
Local Link Kerry 066 7147002 Bus Station, Killarney, Co. Kerry. (064) 30011 Bus Station, Tralee, Co. Kerry. (066) 7164700
POITIGÉIRÍ / CHEMISTS:
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
OIFIG TURASÓIREACHTA / TOURIST OFFICES
Dingle - An Daingean Phone: +353(0)669151188 Castlegregory - Talor’s Row, Strand Street, 066-7139422
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
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60 Soicind le Gearóid Ó Cathasaigh Cad ab ea do chéad phost? Ag péinteáil tigh mo chomharsan Cén scannán is fearr leat? Scent of a Woman Cén leabhar is fearr leat? I am David Cad ab ea an chéad dhlúdhiosca / ceirnín / téip a cheannaigh tú? "Made in Japan" le Deep Purple Cén saoire ba mhó a thaithin leat? An uair a chuas ag sciáil sna Alp’s Cén deoch is fearr leat? Uisce
The Dingle Bookshop is now open for on-line sales only www.dinglebookshop.com. Please browse our new website for your lockdown best reads and we can post to you. It’s only €3 within Ireland. Thank you to all our customers for their continuing support and please remember to shop local. Happy 2021 from Aideen, Camilla, Mike and Jill.
Míle Buíochas Hardy Mattu who ran L & H Laundry in Dingle for many years sadly passed away in December 2019. Hardy suffered from kidney failure and in the period leading up to his passing, money was raised to help with his medical treatment . I am now sharing the funds with the following charities: Irish Kidney Association Irish Lung Foundation
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Cén chomhairle a thabharfá duit fhéin níos óige? Gan a bheith buartha faoina bhfuil romhat Cé hé/hí do laoch spóirt? Mo athair , Billy Casey Beirt ón stair ar mhaith leat a bheith agat mar aíonna dinnéar? Daniel O’Connell, Tomás Ághas Dá bhféadfadh Time Machine tú a thabhairt áit ar bith ar feadh lá amhain, cathain / cá rachadh tú? A bheith a féachaint ar mo athair ag imirt I Páirc An Crócaigh I craobh na hÉireann
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Okay 2021, Let’s Be Havin’ Ya! Irene Ní Fhlannúra
Well, what a start to 2021 – we are still in Pandemic mode, still stuck at home and there are still a few bags of Taytos hanging around along with all those soft-centred Roses that nobody wants. We are only a few days into the new year and some folk have already made plans to get healthier in 2021, maybe get out more, clock up more steps during the day, eat less crap and drink more water – all very honourable resolutions and to be commended. The Diet industry is geared up for its busiest time of the year as more than 40% of Irish adults resolve to lose weight every January, most of whom repeat the same resolution, year on year. If improving your health is on the agenda this year, maybe try a different tack, particularly for weight loss goals and ditch the quick-fix diets, food fads and the countless celebrity-led regimes that will break your heart and make you feel like an utter failure. This year try a little Kindness to yourself, step back and watch the good times roll! I have made some wild predictions for food trends over the years, most of which are still in the making – Camel milk (2016), Insect powder protein (2013), Medicinal mushrooms and CBD-infused pyjamas (2018), Poo emoji Ice cream (2019) and the brain performance enhancers, Nootropics (2020). Disappointingly, I might have got a few things wrong, but the good news is that critter-crunchies, bug buns and wormaghetti could still end up in your local supermarket in 2021! With food sustainability high on the agenda, the experts are again predicting that insects will make it to our shores, but perhaps with the Brexit fiasco, the camels will have to re-think their route! This year I will play it safe and forget the trends dictated by corporate interests – instead let’s look back at the extraordinary year that was 2020 and improve upon the positive opportunities that came from an unforgettable year. One of the great outcomes of 2020 is the huge surge in home cooking and people trying out new recipes and new ingredients. Although there was a glut of banana bread in the beginning of the pandemic, it soon settled down and families finally had time to cook from scratch and share meals together. Cooking real food is at the core of self-care and self-preservation. When all else seems out of your control, the food you choose to prepare and eat can be the anchor to keep you grounded, nourished and fuelled for all the craziness going on around you. Whether you are cooking for one or dishing out for a few – be kind to your body, nourish it with the best quality ingredients that you can afford and stay clear of cheap processed foods. This is a true act of kindness and one that will not only help you shift a few kilos but will empower you to create other healthy habits in your life! The good news for 2021 is that it is the UN International Year of Fruit and Vegetables – yippee! Experiment with new ways and recipes to put the good stuff in your belly this year. The suddenness of adapting to the Covid19 crisis put many people in a state of Fight or Flight last year. The stress response is the body’s way to survive imminent danger in the short term, it over-rides many functions of the body to deal with a threat at hand and does so very well. However, long term stress (also known as chronic stress) never allows the body to recover and repair itself and the constant state of alert can wreak havoc on your health. This year be kind to yourself and accept that we are not out of the pandemic yet. All the tools you need to manage stress are within you – your thoughts, your mindset and your physical body when allowed to, can deal with extraordinary events. Allow yourself to rest, optout of social media and the news and take deep breaths when it gets too much. The space you create for yourself to “take a moment” is the space from which solutions and hope flow. Trust this space. More than 45% of 6 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
people eat more in response to stress – make sure the food you surround yourself is going to feed you and not feed the stress-monster. Mineralrich foods come from our soil and sea bed. Dig deep when you need to dig deep for nutritional support during stressful times. Include roots, sea vegetables, mushrooms, bones and plenty of dark green vegetables in broths, slow-cooked stews and earthy meals for the kind of sustenance Mother Nature provides for us. Finally, the greatest act of kindness you can show yourself, is to get a good night’s sleep! People who average 6 hours sleep per night or less, consume 22% more calories the following day. Sleep allows the body to process the day’s events and put them in perspective. Sleep enhances the immune response and recharges the batteries. Prepare for a proper sleep with a plan to truly wind down. Ditch the night-time snacks to allow for a 12-hour gap between the last meal of the day and the first of the following day. I am often asked what the best night-time snacks are and honestly, there are none but if you are in dire straits you could try a couple of squares of dark chocolate, melted in warm milk and a handful of pumpkin seeds. Instead of focusing on food in the evening, unwind by dimming the lights, switch off the screens and become stiller and quieter. Think back to what you would do to put a baby to sleep (cuddles, warmth, a soothing bath, peaceful atmosphere) – be kind and do the same for yourself. Whatever you resolve to do better this year just make sure it is something that gives you joy and comes with ease. I’m not giving up on the insectdinners or the camel milk lattés and look forward to heralding their health benefits when they finally arrive! Wishing all our readers a very Happy and Healthy New Year! Irene Ní Fhlannúra, Nutritional Therapist at Ré Nua Natural Health, Dingle 086 1662562 - Website: www.renuanaturalhealth.com All Consultations available by video call and phone for now. Just call and I’ll set you up!
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Comharchumann Forbartha an Leith Triúigh Notaí Clochán Bréanainn CCB /AGM Beidh Cruinniú Cinn Bliana ar siúl ar an 11/02/2021 7:30 pm. Scairshealbhóirí, déan teagmháil leis an oifig le seoladh ríomhphoist chun freastal ar an chruinniú trí Zoom roimh 5ú Feabhra Annual General Meeting will take place on 11/02/2021 at 7:30pm. Shareholders, contact the office by 5th Feb with an email address to attend the meeting through Zoom. Cumann 500, Buaiteoirí Mí Nollag/ December 2020 1ú: (€500) Kevin Lyne, Cé Bhréanainn/UK. 2ú: (€250) Michael Lynch, Taobh a Cnoic, Bréanainn. 3ú: (€150) James Murphy, Baile Uí Dhuibhne, Bréanainn.
4ú: (€75) Edward Ó h-Aongusa, Cnoc na hEorna, An Clochán. 5ú: (€50) Aileen Deasy, Presbytery, An Clochán. Cúrsa Ullmhúcháin Béal Triail le Michéal Ó Ruairc Beidh cúrsa ullmhúcháin don Scrúdú Béil á dhéanamh i Halla le Chéile ar an 5ú, 6ú & an 7ú Márta 2021. Cúrsa Gaeilge atá dírithe ar dhaltaí atá ag lorg ard chaighdeán sa Bhéaltriail san Ardteistiméireacht, ar fáil do dhaltaí sa 5ú agus sa 6ú bhliain. A preparatory course for the Oral Irish Examination will be held in Halla le Chéile on the 5th, 6th & 7th of March 2021. The Irish language course is aimed at students seeking a high standard in the Leaving Certificate Oral Test and is available for 5th and 6th year students.
The mini hobby horses in the colours of the four Dingle wren's outside the gates of Scoil Iognáid Rís on this year's wren's morning. Dreoilín na n-Óg from the school were to be the first wren out on the day. Covid restrictions however, curtailed this year's wrens. We look forward to hopefully seeing the boys of Iognáid Rís next December 26th.
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Ríomhairí do Thosaitheoirí ar Lean 6 seachtaine. Dé hAoine 9:30am-11:30am Dáta Tosaithe: 8ú Eanair Sa chúrsa seo, cuirfidh foghlaimeoirí leis an tuiscint atá acu ar Excel, ag foghlaim conas é a úsáid chun buiséadú agus cuntasaíocht simplí a dhéanamh. Foghlaimeoidh siad a thuilleadh faoi Word agus cláracha brabhsálaí idirlíne, le béim faoi leith ar aicearraí áisiúla.
Mósáicí do Thosaitheoirí
6 seachtaine. Dé hAoine 10am- 1 i.n Dáta Tosaithe: 5ú Feabhra Seo rang Mósáicí mar chaithimh aimsire do thosaitheoirí agus dóibh siúd ar mhaith leo cur lena gcuid scileanna. Foghlaimeoidh tú conas mósáic a dhéanamh, céim ar chéim
Ag Déanamh Seodra 6 seachtaine. Dé Máirt 11am-1 i.n Dáta Tosaithe: 23ú Feabhra Tá an cúrsa seo oiriúnach dóibh siúd ar mhaith leo seodra a dhéanamh mar chaitheamh aimsire.
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8 seachtaine. Dé hAoine 10am-1 i.n Dáta Tosaithe: 22ú Eanair Sa chúrsa seo foghlaimeoidh tú conas an maitheas is fearr a bhaint as do cheamara DSLR (digital single lens reflex), á thógaint anuas den modh uathoibríoch d’fhonn pictiúirí iontacha a thógaint. Na topaicí a chlúdófar ná: • An cró (Aperture) • Luas an chró (shutter speeds) • Fad fócasach (Focal Length) • Soilsiú • Lionsaí • Scagairí (Filters) • Comhdhéanamh an phictiúir • Grianghrafadóireacht Tírdhreacha • Grianghrafadóireacht Portráide • Bunchúrsa Photoshop. Mar sin, pé acu tosaitheoir tú nó ag iarraidh cur le scileanna atá agat cheana féin atá tú, cabhróidh an cúrsa seo leat íomhánna iontacha a chruthú!
Meáchan breise aimsir Covid? Faigh réidh leis
8 seachtaine. Déardaoin 11am-1pm Dáta tosaithe: 21ú Eanáir Clár sláinte agus bia folláin chun stop a chur le meáchan a chur in airde agus chun neart a chothú don todhchaí
Ag déanamh Bréagáin Éadaigh
3 seachtain. Déardaoin 11am-1i.n Dáta tosnaith: 23ú Eanair Foghlaimeoidh tú conas málaí lámhdhéanta, bábóga ceirteacha agus béiríní a dhéanamh ag na ceadlanna cruthaitheacha seo.
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6 seachtaine: Dé Céadaoin 10am-1pm Dáta tosaithe: 27ú Eanáir Bunchúrsa ar láithreacha seandálaíochta Chorca Dhuibhne Cérbh iad na daoine a mhair sna clocháin, cé chomh críonna is atá na clocha oghaim, cérbh iad na chéad daoine a chuir chucu anseo i gCorca Dhuibhne? Freagraí ar na ceisteanna seo agus a thuilleadh nach iad ar luathstair ár gceantair le fáil ar an gcúrsa seo – sa rang agus amuigh ar thurasanna páirce.
Gloine Dhaite do Thosaitheoirí
8 seachtaine. Dé Céadaoin 10am-1i.n Dáta Tosaithe: 20ú Eanáir Foghlaim conas painéal traidisiúnta gloine dhaite a dhéanamh. Foghlaimeoidh tú conas an painéal a dhearadh agus na teicnící a bhaineann le gearradh gloine, luaidheáil agus sádráil.
Non- Accredited Courses & Workshops Advanced Beginners Computers. 6 weeks. Fri 9:30-12:30pm Start Date: 8th January In this six week course, the learners will expand on their knowledge of Excel, learning how to use it for simple budgeting and accounting tasks. They will learn more about Word and web browsing programmes, with a particular focus on time-saving shortcuts.
Mosaics for Beginners 6 weeks. Fri 10am–1pm Start Date: 5th February This is a hobby Mosaic class for beginners and improvers. In this class you will learn a step by step approach to making your own Mosaic art piece.
Jewellery Making 8 weeks. Tues 11am-1pm Start Date: 23rd February This course is for those who would like to make jewellery as a hobby.
Using your DSLR/Mirroring Camera 8 weeks. Fri 10am-1pm Start Date: 22nd January This course is designed for those who want to get the most from their DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera by taking it off automatic mode and taking great photos. The topics covered will be: • Aperture • Shutter Speeds • Focal Length • Lighting • Lenses • Filters • Photo Composition • Landscape Photography • Portrait Photography • Introduction to Photoshop. So, whether beginner or improver, this course will help you capture those amazing shots!
Attacking the Covid Kilos 8 weeks. Thurs 11am-1pm Start Date: 21st January A nutrition and health programme to end weight gain and build resilience for the future
Fabric Toy Creation 3 weeks. Mon 10am-1pm Start Date: 8th March Learn to craft handmade bags, ragdolls, and teddy bears at these creative workshops.
Windows to the past 6wks: Wed 10am-1pm Start Date: 27th Jan – 10 March An introduction to the archaeological sites of the Dingle Peninsula. Have you wondered about who lived in the 'beehive' huts, how old are ogham stones, who were the first people ever to live on the Dingle Peninsula? These and many other questions about the early history of the area will be answered, in class and on field trips.
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8 weeks. Wed 10am-1pm Start Date: 20th January Learn to make your own traditional leaded stained glass panel. This will include how to design the panel and the techniques of cutting glass, leading and soldering.
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The Inch Tourism and Development Committee would like to thank all of you who supported our recent raffle in aid of the restoration of the church bell in Inch. Míle buíochas to all those who sponsored the prizes, purchased tickets, gave donations and the local shops who facilitated the sale of the tickets.
Merchant was destroyed by fire and sank just The Manchester off the Inch bar on 15th January 1903. The ship’s master, Captain Couch, was injured in the fire and hospitalised in Dingle. When he recovered he presented the bell to the people of Inch. PRIZE WINNERS
AR AN DÉARDAOIN- 28Ú EANÁIR 2021
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AR MHAITHE LE SCOIL NAOMH EOIN BAISTE, LIOS PÓIL ( BED LINEN,CURTAINS, SHOES, BAGS ALSO ACCEPTED)NO DUVETS OR PILLOWS. BAGS MAY BE LEFT AT HALLA JOHN L. Ó SÚILLEABHÁIN FROM MONDAY 25TH OF JANUARY MÍLE BUÍOCHAS
• €50 Voucher for Skellig Hotel (Peggy Lynch, Beaufort) • Meal for two at Benner’s Hotel, Dingle (Mike Hennessy, Inch) • €50 Voucher for Louis Mulcahy Pottery (Jane Fitzgerald, Inch) The restored bell in now back in the grounds of St. Joseph’s Church in Inch. Plans for a blessing have been postponed due to the current Covid-19 restrictions and will have to be rescheduled . We will keep you updated and let you know when a suitable date has been agreed.
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Farming News Louis Murchan PAYMENTS TO-DATE EXCEED €259 MILLION UNDER TAMS II
some DAFM schemes. It is not permitted to submit forms by post through any office of the department. The onus remains with the flock/herd keeper to make sure that completed census forms are received on time. The department said that in the case of dispute regarding postal returns, the only acceptable proof of postage is a registered post receipt. A postal certificate or express post receipt is not acceptable as proof of postage.
Payments to-date under the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme (TAMS) II scheme have now exceeded €259 million and continue to be issued at an average rate of €1.4 million per week, according to DAFM. It is hoped that the Department work on their efficiencies. Many applicants in the past have believed that their application was processed and ready to be paid, only to receive a letter asking for additional details. This can often be followed by and another letter asking for even more details. This causes annoyance, aggravation and unnecessary additional work. Could it be possible that all required documents be requested at once, rather than in “dribs’n’drabs”.
HIGH UPTAKES OF GLAS, ORGANICS AND BDGP
There are still approximately 7,700 approved applications with farmers who have yet to submit payment claims. The level of interest in TAMS II is continuing, the department noted. A total of 3,224 new applications were received under tranche 19 of the TAMS scheme which closed on Friday (November 13). However, the lowest ranking 30% (1,086) of applications under the previous tranche were rolled over for consideration under this new tranche. This means there are now a total of 4,310 applications for consideration under this tranche with a value of over €41.4 million, according to the department. Tranche 20 of the scheme is due to close on January 15, 2021. Applications under this tranche and the lowest ranking 30% from tranche 19 will be considered. The Department noted that notifications have commenced issuing to applicants under tranche 19 as to whether their application has been approved or rolled over to the next tranche for consideration then it will again be open to applicants to withdraw their rolled-over application and reapply with a new application if they wish.
• 98% of GLAS I and II participants responded by the deadline and of these, 98% applied to continue in the scheme for an additional year (2021)
BIRD CULL ZONE IN NI FOLLOWING AVIAN INFLUENZA IN COMMERCIAL FLOCK Northern Ireland has initiated disease control measures, including a bird cull zone, following suspicion of notifiable avian influenza at a commercial holding in Co. Antrim, (not a million miles from here, and closer to the poultry capital of Ireland – Co Monaghan). The decision was based on clinical signs and the initial results provided by the AgriFood and Biosciences Institute (AFBI), as well as the recent detections of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N8 in a number of wild birds across Northern Ireland. In an effort to stop the spread of the virus and protect the poultry industry, temporary control zones have been introduced around the affected premises and birds on the site will be humanely culled. Given the level of suspicion and the density of the poultry population around the holding, it is vital that as a matter of precaution, we act now and act fast. To date, there have been eight positive cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N8 confirmed in wild birds in Northern Ireland across five different locations. There have also been recent detections in wild birds, poultry and captive birds across Britain, in addition to detections in the Republic of Ireland. An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) has been in place across NI from December 1 to further enhance biosecurity measures and a mandatory housing order has been in place since December 23. In the North, as in The South, Avian Flu Influenza is a notifiable disease. As a result, anyone who suspects an animal may be affected by a notifiable disease must, report it by law, SHEEP AND GOAT CENSUS 2020 Farmers are reminded that last Thursday, 31st December (New Year’s Eve) was Census Day for sheep and goats’ populations around the country. Failure to submit this, on time will result in those farmers being excluded from ANC Payments where these livestock numbers are vital for participation – (i.e. sheep-only farmers). Annual sheep and goat census forms were issued to over 47,000 sheep and goat keepers registered with the department. Completion and return of the census is a legal obligation. The closing date for receipt of completed 2020 census forms by post is February 1, 2021. However, respondents submitting a census return online may avail of an extended closing date to 11:59pm on February 15, 2021. Failure to return a completed form on time could impact on eligibility for 12 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D., announced today that the vast majority of farmers in the Green Low Carbon Agri-environment Scheme (GLAS) and the Organic Farming Scheme (OFS) have applied to extend their contracts for 2021. The deadline for applications was 31st December. The Minister also noted a high uptake to date in the replies to date on the extension of contracts under the Beef Data Genomics Programme (BDGP) which closes on 15th January next. The uptake as of this morning (Tuesday 5th January 2021) is that:
• 97% of OFS participants responded by the deadline and of these, 97% applied to continue in the scheme for an additional year (2021) • 52% of BDGP participants have responded to date and of these 97% have applied to continue in the scheme for 2021 (Note: the deadline for application for extension of BDGP contracts is 15th January 2021). WEST KERRY DAIRY FARMER’S SEC Local initiatives are good, and here’s a very good one. This is a local action group operating primarily from Lispole,; but catering for all farmers on the peninsula, to carry out Audit(s) on farms in the area on energy efficiency. As the dairy industry sector is the principal energy user in the farming sector, it is not their exclusive right, and intensive suckler/beef farmers may be interested in the idea also. The idea is that through funding and guidance from The SEAI, farmers will be able t have a professional audit on all energy usage on their farm, and to identify ways and means, (practices and technologies) that can reduce any unnecessary energy usage. Reduced energy usage means reduced costs which in turn means reduced carbon foot-print. All of this makes sense. Its what is called a “No-Brainer”. Everybody wins! The application has been submitted to the SEAI, and the Local Coordinator Mr Dinny Galvin has been in contact with as many farmers as he can. He pointed out that this is not an exclusive club, and that anyone who warrants involvement will be considered. The Eligibility Process has yet to be finalised, but I’m sure that as long as you have an Irish Passport, or Legal Work Permit, and a Herd Number, you will be considered. Once all who are interested have been identified, a Zoom meeting or series of them, will be organised to explain and expand on the project. These are difficult times, so people are asked to be understanding and accommodating, as the organisers are working as best as they can, despite the current restrictions. It is intended to organise this Zoom Meeting/ Conference in Mid-January, so don’t delay in making contact. A letter is being issued by the group to all who are interested, and anyone who is considering getting involved can contact westkerrydairysec@ gmail.com with their expressions of interest. COST EFFECTIVENESS OF USING LOW EMISSIONS SLURRY SPREADING (LESS) New Nitrates Regulations are being implemented, as we speak, and being tweaked on an on-going basis. There will soon be a need for everyone to sit-up and take notice. One of the most significant new regulations will be the abolition of splash-plate slurry spreading and the requirement for trailing-shoe or dribble bar technologies to be applied. However, moving from using splash-plate to LESS techniques has been identified as one of the most practical and cost-effective options to increase N use efficiency and reduce ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from farms. The extra cost per hour is small when the extra N value from the slurry when using trailing shoe is taken into account. Depending on the amount of loads spread per hour, the extra N covers between 42% and 83% of the extra €20/hr cost in using a trailing shoe
compared to a splash-plate. For a 100 LU farm spreading 150,000 gallons slurry per year the additional contractor cost minus the value of the extra slurry N ranges from €0.45 to €3.45 per LU per year depending on the amount of loads spread per hour. Making better use of nitrogen in slurry with LESS methods offsets up to 83% of the extra contractor costs per hour for the LESS equipment. Coupled with the ability to spread slurry on grass covers of up to 700 Kg DM/Ha means you should seriously consider LESS methods for spreading slurry in Spring 2021. FARM FATALITIES REMAIN UNACCEPTABLY HIGH IN 2020 This is the time of year to reflect on your activities last year, and see how your behaviours can be improved upon, for the coming year. This is not a criticism, or a warning, but a plea. There have been too many injuries and deaths on farms and land over the past year. The fact that Covid-19, (recently referred to as (Cyrus the Virus) is still with us, and that schools and collages as well as workplaces are closing down again, the possibility of accident is even greater, so Greater Care Must Be Taken. The Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine with Special Responsibility for Farm Safety, Martin Heydon T.D., has highlighted the significant number of fatalities on Irish farms in 2020 as a result of workplace incidents.
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Plean Teanga Chiarraí Thiar - Eolas & Nuacht West Kerry Language Plan - Info & News Athbhliain fé shéan is fé mhaise do gach éinne i gCorca Dhuibhne! Tá súil ag Tobar Dhuibhne go mbeidh bliain shona shlántúil shuaimhneach agaibh ar fad. Cuimhnigh nach mbíonn in aon rud ach seal, agus dá fhada an oíche (nó an geimhreadh!) go dtagann an lá i gcónaí.
Cór Gaelach has started! We’re very grateful to Louise who is facilitating the Choir on Zoom.
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Duais aitheantais – Sibéal Ní Ógáin Duais Rogha an Phobail – Jamie Ó Flannúra Is féidir féachaint ar na Gaelscannáin ar fad ar Youtube/Facebook nó Instagram. agus ceardlanna mar sin coiméadaíg ag scannánaíocht libh! Congratulations to all of those who entered, the winners will be announced soon. All the entries can now be view on our Youtube/Facebook and Instagram.
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Cuir le do scileanna teic agus scileanna eagarthóireachta inár gClub Teic, do dhaltaí 10-18. Improve your technology and editing skills in our Club Tech, for ages 10-18. Club Ceardaíochta / Crafts Club Ealaín & Ceardaíocht phraiticiúil – slí deas chun an tráthnóna a chaitheamh, do dhaltaí 6-18 Basic arts & crafts - a fun and practical club for kids 6-18 Do Gach Éinne! For Everyone Cór Gaelach / Irish language Choir Chuireamar tús leis an gCór Gaelach! Táimid ana bhuíoch as Louise atá ag déanamh áisitheoireachta ar an gCór. Bí i dteagmháil linn! 14 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
Thugamar cuairt ar na haon naíonraí i gCorca Dhuibhne díreach in am don Nollaig chun ár mbuíochas a ghabháil leis na cúramóirí leanaí! Thugamar Míreanna Mearaí deasa as Gaelainn dos na naíonraí (le feiscint sa phictiúr). Tá súil againn go gcabhróidh sé leis na leanaí an Ghaelainn a shealbhú is a shaibhriú! We visited all the naíonraí in Corca Dhuibhne just in time for Christmas to thank all the workers! We gave them all nice Jiggsaws as Gaelainn to help the leanaí with enriching and aquiring Gaelainn. The best advice you can get is to speak Irish to kids – every focal helps!
Táimid breá réidh don mbliain nua agus ag súil go mbeidh sibh páirteach sna himeachtaí spleodracha a bheidh ar siúl againn in 2021! Ba mhaith linn an méid is mó duine a bheith páirteach sa phleanáil teanga agus meabhrú do dhaoine go bhfuil ról ag gach éinne sa phroiséas seo! Cuirimid fáilte shíoraí roimis thuairimí, aiseolas nó moltaí ar cad iad na spriocanna is suntasaí le baint amach I gCiarraí Thiar I dtaobh na Gaelainne. Tá ról againn ar fad i gcur chun cinn na Gaelainne sa bhliain 2021!
We have plenty of new events starting or restarting in 2021 – Club Teic, Club Ceardaíochta, Cór, Cleachtadh Cainte & Gaelainn do Thuismitheoirí. You can register for them by filling out our Google Form!
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From The Archives Edited By Ted Creedon Fatal Accident on the Connor Pass From – Kerry Evening Post – 7 December 1867 Two men lost their lives on the Connor Pass last Wednesday night while returning to Brandon from Dingle. The deceased have been named as Michael Murphy of Ballyquin, a prosperous farmer, and Daniel Morrison, the chief boatman at the Brandon coast-guard station. The victims of this tragedy, accompanied by another coast-guard named Thomas Seavers, were travelling by horse and car when the accident occurred. Murphy was driving the car while Morrison was seated beside him with Seavers sitting behind. For some unknown reason the horse took fright and began to gallop along this very treacherous road with plunging cliffs on one side. The wall on the left side of the road is very low and the left wheel of the car mounted the wall and capsized the car. The three men were flung against the rocky cliff face on the right side of the road and the car crashed down on top of them. Murphy was killed instantly and Morrison was heard groaning for a while by Seavers who was jammed by the car and unable to move. He lay in that position for six hours until some women came across the accident. They went for help and medical assistance and Seavers was released and although bruised he had not suffered serious injury. Michael Murphy, aged 34, leaves a wife and seven children while Morrison, aged 50, leaves a wife and five children to mourn their loss.
Blasket Wreck – Minard Rescue From – Kerry Evening Post, 6 April 1850 A three-masted sailing ship, the Commerce of Liverpool, with a cargo of palm oil bound for her home port, was wrecked on the Blasket Islands three days ago. For several days prior to that the ship had experienced very stormy weather. She was taking on water which reached a height of 12 feet in the hold. Seeing their situation was hopeless the 29 souls on board launched their long boat and headed for land.
Fell from Mail Car. From – Kerry Evening Post, 20 December 1893 John Goggin, rabbit trapper, was admitted to the County Infirmary on Saturday night suffering from a broken leg, the result of a fall from the Dingle mail car.
Stranded on Beginish From – Kerry Examiner, 2 February 1847 On the 23rd of January the brig Alabama, bound from Nova Scotia to Liverpool, experienced very heavy weather off the Kerry coast and sought shelter in Valentia harbour. However, she was unable to gain the harbour because of strong southerly gales and was forced to ride at anchor outside the harbour. The vessel was carrying a cargo of timber and butter. The following morning saw the gales increase to hurricane force. One of the Alabama’s anchor chains snapped so the captain, Hugh McMonagle, decided to raise the other anchor and make for shelter near Beginish Island. Their situation was so perilous that the captain decided to take advantage of the rising tide and beach his ship on the north side of the island. The captain and crew managed to make their way ashore. When the tide receded the crew commenced unloading the cargo in order to lighten the vessel and get her free when the weather improved. The ship’s entire rigging was also removed and is under the protection of the coast guards.
Leap Year Dance From – Kerryman, 27 January 1912 The Dingle ladies Leap Year Dance was held in the Temperance Hall last Saturday night and was one of the best ever held in Dingle. The event was opened by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Sullivan of the Lighthouse and Mr. O’Sullivan thanked the ladies for the honour conferred on him.
As they made their way up Dingle bay they were spotted by the coastguard look-out at Minard who signalled them to come ashore there. The crew, including their captain and four black men, were sent by hired car to Tralee and from there to Queenstown [Cobh] for passage to Liverpool. Each man was given one shilling and sixpence per day, as subsistence, by the Tralee agent for the Shipwrecked Mariners Society. The value of the cargo is estimated at £15,000.
Thunder and Lightening From – Limerick Chronicle, 18 December 1850 We have received a letter from Dingle stating that the area experienced a powerful thunderstorm this week. Nothing could exceed the brilliancy of the lightening, which continued in rapid succession. The weather continues to blow an immensely powerful hurricane, and all of Dingle Bay is a single sheet of white foam. The Erin-go-Bragh steamer from Limerick, which came here to tow the Prudence, rescued from the recent storm, is riding out the gale in Dingle harbour.
Fishermen Join Coast Volunteers From – Kerry Evening Post, 27 May, 1854 Up to 300 people, mostly fishermen, assembled beside the Dingle coastguard Watch House this week to hear about the recruitment of coast volunteers. A Royal Navy officer, Captain Jeringham, addressed the gathering and explained that the coastguard service would no longer be hiring extra men in time of need. In future, extra men will be replaced by naval coast volunteers. He then asked that those who would like to join the volunteers to form a line. Around 80 men assembled in a line immediately. They ranged in age from 18 to 50. Those who were 18 declared themselves to be 22 and those of 50 declared themselves to be 35 – they were so anxious to join. These volunteers then underwent a medical inspection and of the 80 who lined up 23 were accepted as fit for service. All except one or two were fishermen by trade and were certified as coast volunteers by the Paymaster.
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Cromane News Jane Casey GAA: Cromane Gaa wish to thank all their sponsers throughout 2020 for their support and to all who helped in any way. Their Club Calender is available at local outlets and they thank Jacks Coastguard Station and Restaurant for sponsoring it. Wishing all a safe and healthy 2021. LOTTO: The Club Lotto will continue when Level 5 restrictions are lifted. The Jackpot is 5,500. All tickets purchased will be entered into first draw as well as Annual and On Line Tickets. We appreciate all the help from Sellers, Outlets and all purchasers. DEATH: The death occurred of EILEEN McCARTHY,(nee Foley) CROMANE LOWER, KILLORGLIN. Peacefully on January 1st 2021. Predeceased by her beloved husband Florence. Sadly missed by her loving sons & daughters; Michael, Carmel, Angela, Fionán, Patrick & Elaine, daughters-in18 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
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James Curran keeps his social distance from the Goat Street hobby horse on this year's wren's morning. Neither hobby horse nor banner (or indeed James) got to parade the streets this year but the colours of the wren's were on display in the four corners of town.
Dingle Notes Richie Williams THANKS. Most of the business outlets and services in the Peninsula recorded increased local support over the Christmas period as a direct result of the Shop Local national campaign this year. Dingle Business Chamber wishes to say a sincere Thank You to the local community for their support and hope that the Shop Local theme will continue as we can all help local jobs by considering local outlets and produce if at all possible. The town and surrounding area really looked very bright and cheerful with so many lights, trees and decorations in all commercial premises and private houses also. The Covid enforced absence of the Wren Parades, New Years Eve Fireworks Display and Fife & Drum Midnight Parade meant a quiet festive period in Dingle this year. However well done to the various Wren Groups who marked the occasion by playing a few tunes outside their home bases. Tradition continues in Dingle no matter how high the obstacles!!!. T.V. PROGRAMMES. The Dingle Peninsula certainly got a lot of positive publicity over the Christmas period with several T.V. programmes featuring local artists and topics as well as taking in some of our beautiful scenery. The Fungies Kingdom programme really got to the depth of the Fungie story and all the participants played their part in contributing to what perhaps was Fungies T.V. epitaph. Comhgairdeachas do gach éinne a bhí páirteach i ngach clár ar an dtelifís le deanaí. If you missed any or all of the programmes i am sure you will catch up with them very soon as national television seems to repeat most programmes several times across all channels now. SYMPATHY. On behalf of all our readers we wish to extend our sincere sympathy to the family and relatives of the young man who lost his life in a
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Athbhliain faoi shéan is mhaise d’ár gcustaiméirí go léir! We are all eagerly looking forward to a better year in 2021 and planning in the Dingle Hub is well underway for this. Our vision of supporting the creation of viable and sustainable jobs on the Dingle Peninsula can only happen if the community are fully involved and informed and so much of our work will centre around enabling people to come together - virtually for now, but hopefully in person before long. We will do this through meetings, workshops, events and social media to help drive a variety of projects to:
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1) explore opportunities for community owned energy leading to revenue streams for local investors. 2) encourage energy efficiency projects including sustainable transport for the Peninsula. Can we retain some of the €37M per annum energy spend leaving the Peninsula? 3) support existing and newly relocated remote workers - we’d love you to connect with us so we can better understand your needs. Knowing what you need to successfully work from the Dingle Peninsula means we can tailor our programmes to suit. 4) develop sustainable agri-food and agri-tourism businesses - watch out for our new Instagram Live series showcasing local exemplar sustainable businesses. 5) identify new opportunities and strengthen networks in the Creative Industries including the area of digital content production which has seen much growth due to the pandemic. Creative Industries for us includes anyone working in the creative sector, creating a job for themselves in this area, e.g. musicians, artists, photographers, filmmakers, graphic designers, etc. We look forward to working with you all in 2021 to identify and explore opportunities that will help create an economically and environmentally sustainable future for us all. West Kerry Dairy Farmer’s Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) This group, initiated by Dinny Galvin with the support of the farming community, has progressed to develop a vision and a constitution and to be formally recognised by the SEAI. It has been successful in securing funding to undertake an energy audit / study of energy costs of a number of farms in West Kerry. The results of this study will lead to improved practices and savings. The group would like to keep all dairy farmers informed of developments as they continue on this journey. Please email your contact details to westkerrydairysec@gmail.com to stay up to date. For now, given the restrictions on gatherings, it is planned to hold an online Zoom meeting once per month to look at new energy initiatives which will save money on the farm and reduce carbon footprints. The first meeting is planned for mid-January. Have you recently started working from here? Are you considering a parttime or permanent move to the Dingle Peninsula? Are you self-employed, remote working or a start-up business? Perhaps you are in a position within your business to bring remote working opportunities with you and build a team from here? We want to hear from you!! Please connect with us at info@dinglehub.com and help us build a vibrant, diverse and dynamic community and network. It’s not necessary to need a physical desk or office space in the hub to be part of this wider community. We’d also love you to connect with us on social media platforms - Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook. We’d like to wish you all a Happy New Year and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021. Bliain Nua Faoi Mhaise daoibh go léir; táimid ag súil go mór le fáilte a chur romhaibh i 2021. 22 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
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Another New Chapter – So A Sad Goodbye Pauline and Mark Lucas It feels strange and very sad to be writing this to say goodbye to all the wonderful friends Mark and I have made since we came to live in Farran in 2012. I don’t think any of us could have foreseen what radical changes Covid would bring with it this year and like many others it made Mark and I take a good look at what the future might hold for us as we both reached our Seventies. We agreed that our main priority was to be back near to our family and our young grandchildren and we decided to sell up and return to the UK. We will be leaving on 5th December. We have been coming to Kerry for around 18 years, since our dear friend Lynne Stratton moved here. We have known Lynne for many years and she always talked about coming to live in Kerry at some point. When we came over to visit her once she had settled in, we could instantly see what a magical and beautiful place it was, and eventually the Dingle Peninsula wove its spell on us too and we decided to settle here. The last eight and a half years have been truly amazing, We have been made to feel very welcome and made so many dear friends who have treated us with great kindness. Our neighbours in Farran , Smerwick and Ballyferriter have looked out for us and included us as part of the community. We have very much enjoyed taking part in new ventures. Mark has been part of the committees of Dingle Cycling Club and
Beal Ban beach races, and thoroughly enjoyed plenty of sailing which is one of his passions. For me, I could never have imagined that I would put my dressmaking skills to such good use and learn quilting and so much more through classes with Nikki Foley at The Sewing Shed at Boolteens. I have made so many lovely friends there. Working with Susan Callery at Dingle Horseriding and the Greenlane Gallery, and Grainne Kavanagh at The Coach House gave me such great experiences never to be forgotten, so thank you ladies for letting me help out. It has also been great to be able to share our dog training skills and experiences and we certainly have had some laughs with our dog owners at the antics of some of the dogs. As for shopping in Dingle, there is something very special about being greeted by your name when you enter a shop and I don’t think we will ever experience this warmth and friendship in the same way again. It has been a real privilege to live in this most beautiful part of the world and it will stay in our hearts forever. We will be certainly be back to visit and would like to thank everyone we have met for making our time here such a memorable experience. Take care everyone and we hope to come back to a thriving Dingle and Ballyferriter in the future.
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anois cé chomh tábhachtaí is atá sé dúinn a bheith in aice len ár leanaí agus ár ngar-leanaí, dá bhrí sin tá cinneadh tógtha againn dul ar ais go dtí an mBreatain. Beimíd ag fágaint ar an 5ú Nollaig. Thánamar anseo go Corca Dhuibhne don gcéad uair ocht mbliana déag ó shin, ar chuairt dtí ár gcara Lynne Stratton. Níorbh fhada go rábhamar ana thógtha le draíocht agus áilleacht na háite, agus bhogamar anseo ar an bhFearann sa bhliain 2002. Ó shin i leith, tá blianta iontacha curtha isteach againn, len ár gcáirde agus ár gcomharsain dhílis in Ard na Caithne agus i mBaile an Fheirtéaraigh. Braithimíd go nglacadh linn mar chuid de phobal na háite. Bhain Mark ana-thaitneamh as bheith ar choistí Cumann Rothaíochta Corca Dhuibhne agus Rásanna Béal Bán, chomh maith leis an am a chaith sé ag seoltóireacht. Bhaineas fhéin ana sult as bheith ag baint usáid as mo chuid scileanna fúala agus cuilteála; míle buíochas le Nikki Foley sa Sewing Shed i mBolteens. Buíochas leis le Susan Callery sa Greenlane Gallery, agus Gráinne Kavanagh sa Coach House. Chomh maith le sin, bhainimir ana-thaitneamh as an deis ár scileanna agus taithí I láimhseáil madraí a roinnt. Is rud speisialta é an teagmháil phearasanta atá idir na daoine sna siopaí sa Daingean; ní bheidh a leithéid do chairdeas againn aríst. Ba phribhléid mór dúinn na blianta a chaitheamar anseo i gCorca Dhuibhne, agus fanfaidh siad in ár gcroí go deo. Beimíd ar ais ar cuairt. Buíochas ó chroí le gach éinne. Mairfidh na cuimhní linn go deo. Bígí slán sábhalta, agus guímíd gach beannacht oraibh muintir Baile an Fheirtéaraigh agus Corca Dhuibhne.
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Camp Notes Brigid O'Connor WELCOME NEW YEAR After the quietest Christmas and New Year's Eve ever in the history of modern day Camp, New Year's Day dawned to the light of a bright silvery moon followed by a beautiful sunny day uplifting in these uncertain and challenging times in the history of our world. Stay Safe, Take Care and observe HSE guidelines, remember that the darkest hour is just before the dawn. ANNASCAUL GAA Our AGM will take place Sunday 10 January at 7pm via Zoom. Please email secretary.annascaul.kerry@gaa.ie or pro. annascaul.kerry@gaa.ie to express you interest in joining online and a link will be emailed to you. Newsletter on Facebook. Well done to PRO Elaine Barry and Secretary Mairead Clifford and all the club officers on their excellent work and support of the youth of our parish. Good luck in 2021. CHURCH CEREMONIES In accordance with HSE guidelines on Covid - 19 there are no public celebrations of Mass in our churches. Mass can be accessed online - www. dioceseofkerry.ie and on local Radio Kerry and Radio na Gaeltachta. CAMP UNITED FOOTBALL Thanks very much to everyone who supported our Christmas draw. The winners are as follows Christmas hamper : Ben Bonner Freezer ready lamb: Sean O Driscoll One for all gift voucher : Jack and Nora Crean
Thanks to Joyce O'Donnell for her efforts with the hamper Thanks to Tom Griffin who sponsors a prize every year. GREAT WIN Congratulations to Castlegregory GAA Club footballers Thomas O Donnell, Caolán Ó Conaill and Maurice O'Connell on winning 3 Munster Medals with Kerry Minors who defeated Clare before Christmas. Camp Junior Soccer are very proud and delighted with their former club players achievements. Well done all the team, Great hope for the future of Kerry football. OBITUARY The death of Mary Ann O'Shea (nee Mahony) Curraduff, Camp and Causeway occurred on 11th. December in the wonderful care of Ocean View Nursing Home, Camp. Mary met her husband Michael, a Campman in London where she was a midwife working in a busy London Hospital. While Mary and Michael enjoyed life in England they always intended to return home to Kerry. And on their retirement Mary and Michael returned home to farm in Camp. At her funeral Camp ICA formed a guard of honour at her home and outside St. Mary's Church and walked with the cortege to Kilgobbin Graveyard where Mary was laid to rest alongside her late husband Michael on 14th December. Mary was a real lady and will be fondly remembered for her friendship and kindness to her neighbours and to the local children who were very fond of her. She will be missed by everybody. Sympathy is extended to her sons Denis and Joe, sister Hannah, grandchildren, daughters-in-law, sister-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
the entire Peninsula. Rest In Peace. Glowing and touching tributes were paid to James on Radio and local media over tha past days, a footballer and above all a much loved young man in his own community and in Dingle where he spent many happy days. As a mark of respect to a fellow colleague in GAA, Annascaul GAA Club lined the road by the bridge in Annascaul on Monday as the funeral cortege passed. HSE guidelines and social distancing was observed. Deepest sympathy is extended to his parents Máire and Matthew, his brother Daniel and sister Aoife, grandparents Tim and Eileen Collins, Penelope and David Harrison (Cranbrook, Kent), uncles, Micheál, Aodh, David and Edmund, aunts Juliet, Rachel, Miriam and Sofia, cousins Caoimhe ,Doireann, Iarla, Ruadhán and Dara (Dingle and Galway), Emily, Joseph and Eliza Kinder (Hampshire), Ana and Isabel Harrison (Wiltshire), his many friends in the Jesuit Secondary School Coláiste Iognáid, Galway, Salthill / Knocknacarra GAA and Knocknacarra Football Club, relatives and friends. CAMP APPLAUDES FILM MAKER Arracht, written and directed by Tom Sullivan, was chosen by the Irish Film and Television Academy as the country’s 2021 Academy Awards candidate for Best International Film. Tom has a few good friends in Camp going back 20 years or more when he spent many weekends in Gleann na nGealt. Tom a Dublin native brought up in Tallaght has by all accounts an ancestral link to Lispole. Interesting, many a famous Dubliner has a drop or two of Kerry blood in them ! Wishing Tom all the best, go n-éirí an t-adh leat!
DEEPEST SYMPATHY The death of 17 year old James Harrison, Devon Park, Salthill, Galway following a tragic accident on Sunday shocked
Milltown Castlemaine GAA New Year Greetings: We wish all our readers at home and abroad the very best for 2021. The past nine months have been very difficult and challenging for everybody. We do hope that all our researchers and medical experts have developed a vaccine which will help keep us safe into the future and enable us to return to living our lives as we did pre Covid 19. Busy Beavers: Some of our underage footballers have been keeping themselves busy over Christmas. Eloisha Falvey, Katie Bell, Aishling Quirke and Sarah Leane performed beautifully with their singing and music at some of the Christmas masses. Diarmuid, Aishling and Muiris Quirke along with Eoin McClure did a 5 km run /walk on St. Stephen's Day and Nicole Twiss was busy show jumping at Woodlands Equestrian Centre at their annual Christmas Show. Nicole, on her pony Skittles, was part of the team that came 2nd overall in Nations Cup Event on December 28th.Well done to you all. It is wonderful to see you keeping busy and developing your talents during these testing times. If any of our other readers would like to have anything included in the notes, please message Deirdre on 086/1703332. Lotto Jackpot Fundraising Draw: Lotto Jackpot is €12,600: Numbers drawn were 6, 20 and 32 with the bonus number being 11. Here are the six lucky prize winners in our most recent draw held on December 18th. €50 each to John Quirke, Castlemaine and Jules Murphy, Milltown. €25 each Eileen O Sullivan, Ballyfinnane, Margaret Griffin, Callinafercy West, 24 Corca Dhuibhne Beo
Ann Carroll, Kiltallagh and Adele Buikuviene, Milltown. Comhghairdeas to you all and sincere thanks for supporting our fundraising lotto. Our next lotto jackpot draw will be on Friday January 8th 2021. Tickets available at local outlets. Míle buíochas ó chroí do gach duine for their ongoing support of our Fundraising Lotto Jackpot. Man of the Match: Huge congratulations to Cillian Burke on receiving the much coveted Laoch Na hImearatha for his performance with the Kerry Minors in their victory over Clare in the Munster Final. A fantastic achievement Cillian! We wish you and the panel the best of luck in the All Ireland semi-final against Roscommon in January 2021. AGM: Our club AGM is set for January 29th. We will confirm format nearer the date. If anyone would like to become involved in our vibrant and busy club, please contact us via email on milltowncastlemaine2012@gmail.com.
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½ bulb of garlic Knob of butter 1 shallot, diced 1 head of Cauliflower, broken into florets ½ tsp. chili flakes 600ml milk 150g good vintage cheddar, grated
Happy New Year to everyone. A cold start to the year but perfect to serve yourself up something warm that will make you forget about everything that is going on. I hope to have plenty of recipes here and on Dingle Cookery School facebook page for you throughout the year. I hope that these recipes help everyone, from those who love to cook to the people that don’t cook much or see it as a chore. I try to always keep my recipes simple and focus on good ingredients, the seasons and food I would love on my table.
Salt and pepper Method Preheat the oven to 190ºC Warp the garlic in tin foil, place this in the oven. Leave this in the oven for about 30-40 minutes. Remove the garlic and when cool enough to handle use a large knife to press out the flesh.
If you are looking for another thing to tick off your list for the year, remember Seville Oranges are in season for the next week or two, perfect for marmalade.
Put a pot on over a low to medium heat. Add the butter and then the shallot and a pinch of salt. Allow this to cook for about 5-10 minutes, add the roast garlic and cauliflower. Turn the heat up for and cook for about 5 minutes. Mix in the chilli flakes along with a pinch of salt and pepper. Add in the milk and most of the grated cheese. Lower the heat again and cook for about 10 minutes. This will allow the mixture to thicken slightly. Pour all of this into a ovenproof dish. Sprinkle the remaining cheese on top. Place this in the oven for about 30 minutes. The top should have browned and the liquid should be bubbling.
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There is great flavour in this gratin and I am confident that this recipe will add to any dish you want serve up in the winter. I have added a little chilli flakes to this to give it a little kick and instead of adding flour to thicken it I have taken the extra step of adding the milk to the pot and cooking it for a few minutes before adding it to the oven.
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Tourism Talk and Thoughts from the Dingle Peninsula Caroline Boland Athbhliain fé shéan is fé Mhaise daoibh go léir! Happy New Year to you all! Whilst we enter 2021 with new Level 5 Restrictions, there is great cause for hope and optimism with the vaccine now beginning to be rolled out. However, as Dr. Tony Holohan has stated, we all have a role to play over the coming weeks and months to ensure that we suppress the virus and support the extraordinary efforts of our “front liners” who are now, once again, facing a huge challenge as numbers soar. It is our individual and community responsibility to “Stay at Home – Fan sa Bhaile”, mind our most vulnerable, support official Level 5 restrictions (https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/2dc71level-5/), listen to the official advice and recommendations of Dr. Holohan and his teams, Government and official agencies. In not supporting them, we are putting lives at risk. Please Stay Safe! Together as a community, let’s look forward to a much brighter and happier 2021 as we work together to reset our local economy and support each other as we begin a new year. It will be a quiet start with lockdown but staycations are here again for '21 with the possibility of international for the latter half of the year. The World Travel & Tourism Council say that 99% of American travellers want to travel in 2021 but conservatively speaking, the rollout of the vaccine will dictate international access.
So what are the trends as we look to 2021? Destinations - fresh air, open spaces, uncrowded, simplicity - "Wilderness is the new Wellness" Intrepid Traveller. Safety – we must maintain our reputation as a Safe Destination which we achieved in 2020 through the incredible hard work of everyone - our local businesses, services, volunteers, community committees, and everyone involved. Maintaining that will be critical, and fair play to everyone for such a fabulous achievement in an extremely challenging year. Experiences - visitors loved our local experiences here and will want more of the same (or new) for the coming season. Sustainability - we must truly work to show that we are an authentic sustainable AND responsible destination. Just saying it doesn’t mean it – we must live it. Community - finally community is being talked about at national level - it is time to make sure that action comes behind that talk. An uncertain year lies ahead........ as we continue to survive Covid-19 and build a sustainable and responsible future for all. We will see pentup demand for destinations like the Dingle Peninsula once again. Bookings will be last minute according to openings and re-openings, and visitors will want flexibility when it comes to cancellations due to Covid-19 uncertainty. It will be staycations again for the first half of
the year (once restrictions are lifted) as we see the vaccine being rolled out. As we learned in 2020, the Dingle Peninsula delighted Irish staycationers as they holidayed here and we never saw so many enjoy the outdoors be it on land or on sea. Expect more of the same with camping; reconnecting with nature; connecting with local’s experiences; natural and cultural heritage; environmentally friendly attractions, activities and products; and ‘travel with purpose’ all key trends for 2021. All these trends, we can deliver here on the Dingle Peninsula as we continue to work together. It is vital that we make sure that the Dingle Peninsula maintains its leading role as a magical destination going forward as other destinations work hard to catch up! Over the coming weeks and months as we prepare to re-open when restrictions are lifted, it is worth bearing in mind the words of New Zealand’s Minister of Tourism Kelvin Davis who in April 2020 as world tourism leaders said - “We have an opportunity now to rethink the entire way we approach tourism to make New Zealand a more sustainable place, enrich the lives of all our people and deliver a sector that is financially self-sustaining”. Maybe this is the time to start the conversation for the Dingle Peninsula……… Until next time, don’t forget safe social distancing, safe coughing etiquette, washing your hands regularly and wear your face mask! Stay Safe, Shop Local! Ag súil le fáilte a chur West Kerry Live 27
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Ó Mhárthain Breandán Mac Gearailt Fiú is más déanach féin é fógraim m’iarsma ort a léitheóir. Bead ag súil le bronntanas as an iarsma, Táimíd i saol eile le cupla mí. Tá daoine á dtreascairt ar fuaid an domhain ag an gcladhaire an víoras nó Covid 19. Bhí cúrsaí olc go leor go dtáinig méadú thar cuimse roimh agus i rith na Nollag. Tá an mhuintir seo againne, ciapaithe. Tá pobail sceimhlithe. Is cuma duine óg nó aosta sláintiúíl nó easlan. Tá daoine ó gach aicme thíos leis. Bhuail sé Uachtarán Trump i Meiriceá Príomh Aire Shasana agus daoine, thoir, thuaidh, thiar agus theas . Tá vaicsín ar an margadh le cor coise a bhaint as an víoras. Le seachtainí tá éirithe ar an víoras i dtíortha bochta, saibhir agus doibir. Bhí na saineolaithe sa chóras leighis ar a ndícheall le vaicsín a fháilt chomh luath is fhéidir. Tá 155 láthair ag na Sasanaigh leis an vacsín a thabhairt dóibh siúd go bhfuil nó nách bhfuil an vioras tréis iad a bhualadh fós, níl ach láthair amháin luaite le Ciarraí fós. Ba cheart ar a laghad deich láthair a bheith sa chontae seo agus chúig cinn déag i gCorcaigh agus fiche láthair i mBleá Cliath. Tá vaicsín á thabhairt do 6,000 duine sa ló i Sasana agus san méadaithe breis agus deich n-uaire i Meiriceá. Bhí an pobal á seachaint féin ar an víoras ach rith scata amach ón gcairt sa Nollaig rud go bhfuil mílte againn mar a raibh fiche nó céad thíos leis an víoras gach lá. Tabharfaidh furmhór mhór don bpobal na cosa leo agus fanfaidh siad glan do bhothántaíocht nó cóisirí. Ta an teangbháil le daoine eile ag cur dlús agus faghairt ar an víoras.
Go bfóire Dia ortha siúd a mhairbh an víoras go dtí seo. Eistímís. Fan ‘ige baile. Tá raidió,teilifís, leabhra ag duine agus más amuigh fén dtuath dhó/dí tú ní cás duit tabhairt fén gcnoc nó láthracha slé atá fé luachair. D’fhéadfá litir a chur dtí gaolta i bhfad i gcéin, nó an mó cos ag seachtó seacht caora? D’féadfá dul ar an bpeann nó abhair eile mar clathacha a thógaint. Fan dhá mheadar amach ó dhaoine eile má tán tú ag caint leo agus bíodh pusachán ort. Is minic gur treise, téagartha comhairle óinsí nó amadáin. Gach ádh ar an bhfoireann leighis atá ag obair fé bhrú millteach. An Bás Is trua linn bás tragóideach mac Mháire Ní Choileáin ón nDaingean, James Harrison. Deinimíd cobhrón ó chroí le Máire ag cur fuithi i gCathair na Gaillimhe, lena fear Matthew, agus lena ngaolta go léir, go háirithe iad súd atá sa dúthaigh seo, Micheál agus Aodh agus a muintir, agus athair agus máthair críonna James, Tadhg agus Eibhlín Ó Coileáin. Is mór an briseadh croi an bás seo a thárla ar fhaillteacha na Cinnáirde. Bhí James agus cuideachta ag siúl na gcnoc nuair a shleamhnaigh sé. Solas na bhflaitheas ag anam óg James agus bogadh an Tiarna ar bhrón Mháire agus a muintir agus muintir a céile. Tharla an tragóid ar an tríú lá do Eanair agus adhlacadh corp James i Reilig Rathúin sa chathair. Imreóir maith iomána agus peile bea é. Gaiscí Tá craobh na hÉireann caide agus iománaíochta gafa tharainn sa bhfuacht agus sa bháistigh. Tá curraithe na bliana againn arís Bleá Cliath sa chaid agus Luimneach san iománaíochht. Mheasas ná raibh aon chrích ar fhurmhór na gcluichí caide. Bhuaidh Corcaigh ar Chiarraí, dia linn, agus bhuaidh Tiobhrad Árainn ar Chorcaigh.
Cá bhfágannn san Ciarraí. Deirtear linn fós go bhfuil ard imreóirí ag Ciarraí ach scuab an ghaoth aduaidh amach cuan Chorcaí iad. Mheasas go raibh gaol ag an anaithe leis an gcaid i mbliana. Tháinigh na hiománaithe i gcabhair orainn ar fad. Bhí stíl, fuinneamh, gluaiseacht ealaíonta agus imirt chríochnúil i bhfurmhór na gcluichí. Bhí Luimneach go diail ach bligeard a cháinfeadh Port Láirge, An Clár Corcaigh, Gaillimh nó Cill Choinnigh. Bhí ardú croí ag baint leis na cluichí iomána. Déarfá ar uairibh go raibh draíocht ag baint leis na cluichí. Is dócha nach fada uainn cluichí sraithe caide agus iomána. Is dócha gur cheart briseadh breise a bheith i mbliana ag an dá dhream. Tá sé tuillte acu. Is dócha go gcuirfidh an víoras bac ortha ar feadh tamaill. Dhein an rothaí Sam Bennett ó Phort Láirge gaisce sa Tour de France i 2020 mar a mbuaidh sé an geansaí glas. An mó geansaí glas a bhuaidh Seán Kelly ón gcontae céanna, Port Láirge? Caithfear ard mholadh a thabhairt do Khatie Taylor a gnóthaigh trí chraobh meáchana an domhain. Gaiscí thar cailc. Measaim go bhfuil Réalt na Bliana gnóthaithe aici. Dá mba fhear í bheadh sí ar nuachtáin gach maidin agus tráthnóna ar feadh blianta. Leabhra Tá dhá leabhar eile le cois mo cheann féin ar an margadh, ceann breá snasta ag Máirín Ní Laoithe Uí Shé ó Chathair an Treanntaigh dár teideal Órchiste Nollag’ agus tuairisc bhreá ag Noel ó Murchú ón mBaile Loisce, ag cur síos go ghrinn ar thréimhse suaite ina leabhar breá staire áitiúil. War in The West 1918 – 1923. Bliain Nua shláintúíl agat a léitheóir agus gá gan amhgar.
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