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Aug/Lúnasa 16th - 29th 2012
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Essential Community News and Event Guide For West & Mid Kerry. Nuacht, Imeachtaí & Eolas Cuí do Chiarraí Thiar & Chiarraí Lár
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San Eagrán Seo / In This Issue Pg 12: Nutrition with Irene Pg 15: From the Archives Pg 16: Farming News Pg 22: Back to School Cost Pg 27: Scéala ar Mhíon-Fhéile Lios Póil Pg 30: Anso is Ansúid i gCorca Dhuibhne Pg 33: Dingle Cookery School Recipe Pg 36: Crosfhocal Sean-Nós Pg 37: Ó Mhárthain Pg 38 Crossword
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Dingle Notes Richie Williams TRIP ADVISOR. Since setting up their tourist accommodation outlets here in Dingle, the Heaton Family have certainly kept the Peninsula on the tourist map with awards annually flowing from their guests. The latest Trip Advisor Travellers Choice Awards place Heaton's Guesthouse as Ireland's Top Small Hotel and Castlewood House as No.1 for Best Service in Ireland. Both outlets have also been included in the top 10 in Europe in these respective categories. Sincere congratulations to the proprietors and staff on the consistent high standards provided to tourists who visit this area and carry home good memories of their stay. DISEART GARDENS. The new Sensory Garden in the grounds of An Diseart in Green Street was opened this week and is indeed well worth a visit. Designed by Mary Reynolds with much of the hard physical work undertaken by Tom Healy, Breda Enright and Robert Hickson. This is a great addition to the Family Tree Garden and the Ladyrinth Garden which were completed a few years ago. MASKS. We appeal to all our readers to wear face masks when entering all retail outlets as per Covid 19 Health guidelines introduced last week. This applies also to people using public transport and when coming in contact with the general public particularly in crowded areas. The way this virus is working its way through human contact is difficult to identify but we must all play our part in at least suppressing the spread until a successful vaccine or other prevention is identified. Yes you too can play a very important part in this challenge to society and show good example and encourage others to do likewise. LITTER. The huge influx of visitors to the Peninsula over the past few weeks and Covid related guidelines limiting indoor seating numbers has resulted in much more people eating take away food in outdoor areas. This of course leads to more litter on our streets and roads as unfortunately some people do not dispose of their leftovers in the correct manner. The County Council Staff have been servicing the litter bins in town 3 times daily but still large amounts of litter is visible especially in the mornings around the streets and car parks. It appears that the containers for such take away food are too robust to be placed in the bins so another remedy will have to be found to reduce the unsightly mess made worse by hungry birds in the quiet early mornings. A huge thanks to the County Council Staff for their efforts to keep the Peninsula a prime tourist destination which hopefully will continue despite some poor feedback particularly on pricing again this year.
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EVENTS. Sorry to report this week that another casualty of the present Covid restrictions in that the annual Dingle Adventure Race has been deferred to the second weekend in May 2021. SHOP LOCAL. We remind our readers of the importance of shopping local and helping to secure continued employment in our locality. Quiet a number of people have not yet been able to get employment since the lockdown so please think how you can support our local services and outlets before you plan shopping trips or other expenditure for your home. MASS. All the churches in the Parish are open daily but weekend Masses are celebrated only in St Mary's Church In Dingle. Saturdays times are 6.15 p.m. and 8p.m and Sundays at 10a.m. and 11.30p.m.. Prior booking with the Presbytery is necessary phone no 0669151208. SLAN TAMALL!!!.
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Cromane News Jane Casey The numbers drawn in the Cromane GAA Lotto Draw on 5th August were 7,6,8,1. There was no winner of the €17,600 Jackpot. Four prizes of €40 each went to Elaine Sweeney - On Line Ticket. Mary O'Sullivan, Forest View - Ticket sold by Micheal Sullivan. Nora Mary Ring, Killarney -Ticket sold by Jack's. Ann Curtin, Cromane Cross - Ticket sold by Christine Casey Cromane GAA SENIORS: County Junior Football Championship (Group 4, round 3): Cromane 1-8, Lios Póil 0-7 Cromane were deserved victors in Farranfore on a perfect Saturday evening for football. Our lads were up for this match as they aimed to end their junior championship campaign with two wins from our four games, remember we had a preliminary round win against Ballylongford three weeks ago. While there will be a tinge of regret after losing to Tarbert by one last weekend and losing a lead in the last ten minutes against Castlegregory, the lads now know they are well capable of competing at this level.
Two second-half points from Donnchadh Walsh and a punched effort from Emmet Casey put to rest any ambitions the West Kerry men had of taking the points. Lios Póil's Deaglán Ó Suilleabhain was their scorer-in-chief and Donnacha Ó hUigín battled gamely at midfield but Cromane dominated this sector with Donnchadh Walsh and Darren Houlihan in fine form. Cromane's win meant both sides exited the County Junior Championship with Tarbert and Castlegregory qualifying for the quarter-finals from Group 4. Cromane scorers: Sean O’Sullivan 1-1 (0-1 free), Donnchadh Walsh 0-2, Darren Houlihan 0-2 (0-1 free), Mikey Houlihan, Emmet Casey, Darragh McKeefry 0-1 each. Cromane team: Sean Teahan; Brice Dourieu, Conor Sugrue, Mikey O’Sullivan; Finbar Casey, Cathal Crosby, Eanna Healy; Donnchadh Walsh, Darren Houlihan; Shane Ahern, Emmet Casey, Danny Healy; Darragh McKeefry, Mikey Houlihan, Sean O’Sullivan. Subs: Brendan Foley for B Dourieu (half time), Kieran O’Sullivan for E Healy 45th minute, Danny Shea for E Casey 55th minute.
A fine goal just before the half-time break, expertly converted by Sean O'Sullivan, after intricate approach work from Donnchadh Walsh and Darragh McKeefry and Mikey Houlihan proved to be the key difference in the end.
MINORS: The Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) minors are back in action this Saturday when they play Renard/St Mary's in Cahersiveen or Renard (to be confirmed) at 4pm. This is their second game in the county league, they won their first game (6-11 to 1-15) against DromidWaterville back in July - that also happened to be among the first games played for GAA clubs in Kerry after the original COVID-19 lockdown.
This goal gave Cromane a 1-5 to 0-4 lead, which could have been more had a Darren Houlihan penalty with the last kick of the half not clipped the post for a wide.
MID KERRY MINORS: Well done to Cromane players (Jason O’Connor and Liam Joy) who featured in the Mid Kerry minors’ win over Laune Rangers in Killorglin last Monday.
As it was, Cromane controlled most of the second half in what was a low-scoring game. The effort was there on both sides but the finishing wasn't always up to the same standard.
Mid Kerry won by 2-21 to 2-12 to qualify for the Minor County Championship quarter-final. They played St Brendan’s in that quarter-final on Monday evening last in Blennerville. Note that this competition is for under-17 players this year.
This game was settled by a very solid and controlled second-half display. Cromane's backline led by Conor Sugrue at full-back was excellent, denying Lios Póil any opportunity to make a realistic second-half comeback. They didn’t concede a point from play in the second half. Conor was supported by fine displays from Mikey O’Sullivan (in his first championship start), Eanna Healy (who had to leave with a shoulder injury midway through the second half), the tireless Shane Ahern, and Cathal Crosby at centre back. It was also great to see Danny Healy back starting in the maroon at wing forward, where he put in a solid shift.
UNDER-16s: The Glenbeigh-Glencar/Cromane (GGC) under-16s play Milltown-Castlemaine in Cromane on Monday next (August 17). The game starts at 7pm. This will be their final game in phase one of the county league. So far they have one win (against Beaufort) from their two games, the other was a loss away to Firies. Phase two of the Under-16 County League is due to begin on Monday, August 30.
This was the under-14s second win in phase one and they can now start preparing for phase two of the county league. Depending on national COVID-19 guidelines, phase two is planned to start on Wednesday, August 19, with additional rounds on Wednesday, August 26, and Wednesday, September 2. Panel: Lucas Riordan; Jed Dando Switzer, Jamie Casey, Ben Sugrue, Daniel O’Sullivan, Jamie O’Sullivan, Conor Hayes, Keilan O’Sullivan, John B Horgan, Keith Moriarty, Tadhg O’Sullivan, Jack McGrath, Ryan O’Connor, Mikey Griffin, Noel Hannon, Craig Clifford, Timmy O’Connor, Cornelius O’Connor. JUNIOR FOOTBALL: Cromane have entered a B team in the upcoming County Junior Football League. It starts on Friday, August 14, and we have been drawn in Group J along with Fossa, Firies and Listry. Our fixtures are as follows: Round 1: Friday, August 14 – Cromane v Fossa in Cromane at 7pm. Round 2: Friday, September 4 – Listry v Cromane in Listry at 7pm. Round 3: Friday, September 11 –Cromane v Firies in Cromane at 6.30pm. BIRTH: Heartiest congratulations to Michelle and Eoin Hannon (Cromane Lr) and Australia on the safe arrival of baby Blathnaid Kay on 6th August. Best wishes to all for the future. MASS in Cromane every Friday at 8pm and Sundays at 10am. CHURCH SERVICE in St. Michaels every Sunday at 10am. SUMMER HOLIDAYS: Now that we are asking Irish people to holiday at home, let us be mindful and keep our towns, villages and beaches tidy and clean and weed free. If we all keep our property clean, tidy and weed free, the countryside will benefit. SUMMER CAMP: Tralee Performing Academy present Disney Frozen 2 in the CYMS Killorglin August Mon 17th to Friday 21st 11 to 2pm daily. €60 per child with sibling discount available. Bookings to 083 4056829 CRAFT MARKET every Friday morning in the CYMS Hall 10 to 1 in Killorglin. QUOTE: Today's preparation determines tomorrows achievement.
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Callinafercy Rowing Club Callinafercy Rowing club competed in Portmagee Rowing Club regatta on Sunday 9th of August. Great solid rowing by all crews winning a total of 12medals. Results: U12 mixed - 3rd. U14 mixed - 1st. U14 girls - 3rd. U16 girls - 3rd. U16 boys - 1st. U18 girls - 2nd U21 ladies - 2nd. Senior ladies - 2nd & 3rd Senior men- 1st & 2nd. Seine Boat - 2nd The club had previously competed in Sives rowing clubs Regatta that was held in Caherciveen harbour. It's very successful regatta. Beautiful weather & calm water. Our crews brought home a total of 12 medals. The Murphy family took 1st place in the Family Race.
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When Life Gives You Lemons… just say Thank You! Irene Ní Fhlannúra
Many of the health benefits of lemons can be attributed to its vitamin C complex, lemon juice is also a digestive tonic. Its astringent properties stimulate the liver and gallbladder, helping to emulsify fats, dissolve uric acid and aid digestion of proteins. Lemon juice supports bowel function by increasing peristalsis of the bowel thus prompting bowel movements to eliminate waste and improve regularity. Its cleansing properties make it an ideal tonic first thing in the morning to get things moving. In skin care, lemons were rated as a must-have in many cultures throughout the ages. European ladies of the Renaissance used lemons to redden their lips and lighten blemishes on the skin, making them very fine ladies indeed. Lemon juice is still used today to diminish age spots, brighten hair pigment and apparently lighten freckles. Again, vitamin C plays its part in the manufacture of collagen which gives skin its suppleness and elasticity, reducing wrinkles and fine lines. Today’s consumers, being more concerned about wrinkles than freckles, will often seek out beauty products with added collagen yet this is only one of many anti-aging attributes of vitamin C and lemons.
The lemon is one of the most universally known fruits across the globe. Originating in Asia, it was introduced to Europe via Spain by the Arabs in the 11th century and has been happily growing in the warm climes of Spain, Italy and Greece ever since. It has found its way to North and South America, Africa and throughout the Middle East. Unlike other fruits, the lemon has many roles, not just in the kitchen but in body care, healthcare, medicine and household care. There’s more to lemons than lemonade and with our European varieties at their peak right now, it’s a good time to put them to good use! The most notable nutrient of lemons in undoubtedly vitamin C. Lemons were much sought after by the sailors and miners of the 17th and 18th century to prevent scurvy. In 1747 naval surgeon, James Lind treated scurvy among English sailors with a dose of one to two ounces of lemon juice in water every four hours. When lemons reached a peak price following this discovery, they switched to limes, and were then referred to as “limeys”. To this day, the British Navy requires ships to carry enough lemons so that every sailor could have one ounce of juice a day. In tropical countries, lemon juice is commonly used as an antibacterial agent against malaria, diphtheria, cholera, typhoid and other deadly bacterial diseases. Vitamin C is a complex of flavonoids and phenols, all of which are anti-oxidants. These properties can neutralize free radicals that are responsible for aging and age-related disease, certain cancers, eye disorders and most degenerative diseases. Rutin can strengthen blood vessels, leading to better outcomes for haemorrhoids, haemorrages and varicose veins and can improve diabetic retinopathy and slow down its progression. New research is examining the role of tangeretin, a flavonoid found in lemon peel and its role in the treatment of brain disorders and Parkinson’s Disease. Asthma and allergic symptoms can also be improved with a higher vitamin C intake due to its anti-histamine properties. Apart from those with allergies to citrus fruits, many people can reduce the misery of hayfever, dust allergies and other inhalant-type allergies with the juice of a lemon in warm water everyday. Edmund Hillary (1919- 2008), the first man to reach the top of Mt. Everest attributed his success to lemons, claiming they aided his breathing and increased the availability of oxygen at high altitudes. He also gave credit to his Sherpa and unusually good weather conditions, but lemons were up there with him on the summit! Vitamin C from lemons is widely used as an anti-viral agent against colds and influenza in all parts of the world. With Covid-19 dominating our lives over the last few months a blast of seasonal lemons would do no harm. Our own hot toddy of whiskey, lemon, cloves and honey could be therapeutically enhanced with more lemon and less whiskey, which would shorten the duration of a viral infection and lessen the severity of symptoms. 12 West Kerry Live
Choosing lemons is not rocket-science but there are some things to consider. Firstly, the juicier lemons are thin-skinned with a fine, smooth texture. They are heavy for their size and should be bright yellow, fragrant and without blemishes. Most lemons are waxed for protection during transit, reduce moisture-loss and to improve appearance. Traditionally beeswax was used although nowadays most citrus fruits are waxed with a plastic, polyethylene or shellac. Although considered safe for consumption, it is best scrub lemons with a soft brush and hot water to remove as much wax as possible. Organic lemons are never waxed and preferable if using the zest. As the days of Summer wind down, a daily dose of lemon will keep us light, bright and sunny for the months ahead! Irene Ní Fhlannúra, Nutritional Therapist at Ré Nua Natural Health, Dingle 086 1662562 - Website: www.renuanaturalhealth.com •
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From The Archives Edited By Ted Creedon Dingle Port News From – Kerry Evening Post, 11 April 1860
The schooner Ellen of Cork is discharging a cargo of over 100 tons of wheat at the pier for R. Hickson and Son, Milltown mills. The Susan of Dingle left this morning with 10 tons of breadstuffs from the Milltown mills for Killorglin. [Breadstuffs – meal, flour or grain for making bread]. Mr. Hugh Cooper has left the Dingle coastguard station, on promotion, to take charge of the Cromane station as chief boatman. Up to a year ago he was the chief boatman in charge of the Castlegregory station. However, he was demoted temporarily for giving one of his men a day’s leave of absence. He has now been reinstated in his former rank.
Kilshannig Wreck From – Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, 23 November 1850
The schooner Errichetta of Naples has been wrecked after stranding at Kilshannig, near Castlegregory. She was bound for Limerick with a cargo of wheat from Barletta, on the east coast of Italy. One man of the crew of twelve was washed overboard and lost before she stranded. The cargo has been totally destroyed. The chief boatman in charge of the Castlegregory coast guard station, John Town, was responsible for saving the lives of ten of the crew by wading into the sea at great personal risk. The pilot, who had joined the ship at Falmouth, reported that they had been struck by a gale the night before which had ripped away the vessel’s sails. He said the cargo had shifted and the ship became uncontrollable.
the raging mob in Dingle. She appealed for additional troops to be sent to Dingle but this could not be approved without Government sanction. In the riot in Dingle two weeks ago the house of a Mr. Kevane was entered and thieves made off with 53 guineas.
Towed to Cardiff From – Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, 2 February 1877.
The barque James Duncan from Prince Edward Island, which was badly damaged in a storm off Dingle recently, arrived in Cardiff this morning after been towed from Dingle by the Liverpool tug Great Western.
Abandoned at Slea Head From – Tralee Chronicle, 12 April 1859
On Thursday morning last the Schooner Fanny drifted close to the rocks at Sleigh Head [sic] in calm seas and thick fog. She was carrying a cargo of flour and meal from the Shannon to Dingle and Caherciveen. The captain feared she would be wrecked so, after dropping two anchors, he and the crew abandoned her and proceeded to Ventry harbour in a small boat. The following morning H. M. Revenue cutter Desmond left Dingle and arrived at where the Fanny was still anchored and undamaged. The crew of the Desmond raised the anchors and headed for Dingle under full sail. The vessel was handed over to the Receiver of Droits, Mr. W. Collier.
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McCarthy, from the western part of Ventry parish, went to do some weeding in a potato garden with his idiot son James who was aged about 30. During the day the son headed homeward. The old man followed him as fast as he could but lost sight of him at a bend in the road near a high cliff. Mr. McCarthy met a man who said that he had not seen James on the road. The whole area has been searched but no trace of the son has been found. The general belief is that he must have wandered too near the edge of the cliff and fell down into the sea.
Serious Accident From – Tralee Chronicle, 23 January 1847
As the Inspecting Commander of the Dingle coastguard, Mr. Stern, and his chief officer, Mr. Jackson, were travelling in a horse and trap, on an inspection of the area’s coastguard stations yesterday, a serious accident occurred. Some goats ran across the road and frightened the horse who jumped over a wall and down a slope. Mr. Jackson was thrown out of the trap and rolled down the slope until his head became jammed between two rocks. The trap was smashed to pieces. Mr Stern had jumped out on the hillside and was uninjured. This accident is deeply regretted in Dingle as Mr. Jackson enjoyed the esteem of all who knew him and was always most charitable to the poor. [The impression is given that Mr. Jackson didn’t survive the accident – ‘enjoyed the esteem of all who knew him’. However, Admiralty records in the National Archives at Kew show that Thomas Jackson was appointed chief officer of Dingle coastguard station in 1842 and was discharged from service there in 1854].
From – Cork Examiner, 10 June 1852
Last Wednesday an old man named Charles
[John Town was awarded a silver medal for bravery by the National Institution for the Preservation of Lives and Property from Shipwreck – renamed the RNLI in 1854].
Riots in Dingle From – Saunders’s News-Letter, 20 June 1793
During the rioting in Dingle on last Sunday and Monday it is reported that several members of the army and the rioters were killed. We understand that the rioters numbered 4,000 and that the elegant mansion of W. T. Mullins was totally demolished. Mrs. Mullins arrived in Tralee from Dingle with a chest of deeds and other papers, said to be valued at £100,000, which she lodged in the Customs-house to secure them from West Kerry Live 15
Farming News Louis Murchan CALF INVESTMENT SCHEME BEGIN The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine began issuing payments under said scheme. This initiative was put in place by Minister Michael Creed under the previous government, in advance of the Spring calving season with a view to ensuring the highest possible calf welfare outcomes and to provide targeted support to the rearing of beef calves from the dairy herd as well as replacement heifer calves born on Irish dairy farms. It was launched last December and opened for applications on 7 January 2020. Over 2,300 applications were received and approved to proceed under the scheme. The primary policy objective of the scheme is to support farmers in ensuring the welfare of calves born on Irish dairy farms, recognising the operational challenges associated with feeding in the early weeks of their lives. The investment focus is on supporting calf feeding systems such as computerised calf feeders, milk carts with mixer included and calf teat feeders. When a farmer purchased one of these items, they were also eligible to receive support for the purchase of other items, such as calf milk heaters, calf forage/hay racks, calf meal troughs, calf feed barriers and calf pen dividers. €50 MILLION BEEF FINISHER PAYMENT SCHEME WILL IMPACT UP TO 42,000 FARMERS The Beef Finishers Payment (BFP), worth €50 million will provide some provide income support for up to 42,000 farmers with beef finishing enterprises, who have been impacted by the economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. We are all aware of the difficulties caused by Covid-19 in the Irish beef sector and the consequences for those in beef farming and for the rural economy as a whole. Farmers with finished animals suffered from both reduced prices and other restrictions in getting animals to market. The closure of the food service market in Ireland, the UK and beyond has had a dramatic impact on the industry and in particular those who supply it to make their living. This scheme is aimed at farmers who finished cattle during the period from 1 February to 12 June 2020 and should help to alleviate the financial pressures as a result of Covid-19. It should provide a valuable additional income support this year. Beef farming is an important economic activity, with a significant multiplier effect in local rural communities, and thus is more important than ever in sustaining these communities as we work towards economic recovery.” This measure is targeted at farmers who finished animals and comes on top of a significant increase in targeted environmental and welfare supports for suckler production earlier this year, in the form of the BEEPSucklers scheme. The main points of the scheme are: • An estimated 42,000 farmers will be eligible to apply for the scheme, which will be based on the number of cattle sent for slaughter in the period from 1 February to 12 June 2020, subject to a limit of 100 animals per herd. Based on estimates of eligible animals, a rate in the region of €100 per animal will be payable.
• Resident on the qualifying herd for at least 30 days prior to slaughter (if not the previous owner is eligible for payment if they are an applicant and have had the animal for over 30 days on their holding) • Animals identified on the Department systems as presented for slaughter by or on behalf of a factory will not be eligible. • Subject to a cap on payments in respect of 100 eligible animals per herd. ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS: • A farmer who has presented animals for slaughter in the reference period •
The holder of an active herd number with Herd Owner Status.
• Farming a holding in respect of which a valid Basic Payment Scheme application has been submitted in 2020 to the Department. •
Agent or Dealer herd numbers are not eligible for payment
• Conditionality: Applicant must be a member of the Bord Bia Beef and Lamb Quality Assurance Scheme at the time of application, or undertake to become a member of a quality scheme prior to 30 September 2020. AGREEMENT BETWEEN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IRISH HORSERACING REGULATORY BOARD (IHRB) A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was recently agreed and signed by Department and IHRB officials to provide Regulatory and Investigative Officers enhancing the IHRB’s investigative powers with regards to the use of Animal Remedies. This will provide further assurance to all stakeholders in preserving the reputation and confidence in Irish Horse Racing. This MOU aims to advance the already collaborative working arrangements between DAFM and the IHRB to improve the oversight, investigative and enforcement powers of the Horse Racing industry to support animal welfare and to strengthen domestic and international confidence in its ‘brand. Whilst extending the powers of the IHRB officers, the MOU does not alter the criteria or sanctioning process of the IHRB. Related prosecutions will remain at the discretion of my Department. The Department has been working with the IHRB for a number of months to develop this agreement and will continue to provide assistance to the Board, to meet the evolving needs of the racing industry while respecting the strong heritage of Irish racing. This in effect gives the IHRB Veterinary Officers additional investigative powers as authorised officers, which has to be welcome. IHRB officers will be trained to exercise powers and functions of authorised officers, such as seizing unauthorised or prohibited animal remedies, in relation to a variety of horses, land, premises and a number of actors across the sector. These include: • Thoroughbred breeders, their breeding establishments, or horses from other such establishments which have not yet entered training; • Persons acting under the direction of or under the control of a Thoroughbred breeder in relation to a horse to which the MOU applies; • Licensed Persons and Horses in the possession of, returned in training by or under the control of a Licensed Person within the meaning of the Rules of Racing;
• In the event of an over subscription, the rate of payment per animal will be subject to a linear cut in order to comply with the available budget of €50 million.
• Race meetings and Point to Point fixtures held under the jurisdiction and authority of the IHRB and Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee;
• The opening date for applications will be 19 August 2020 and the closing date will be 9 September 2020. Detail of the measure including terms and conditions and how to apply will be made available in due course at www.agriculture.gov.ie/farmerschemesandpayments/BFP
• Any person who is an Owner, Trainer, Handler, Permit Holder, Authorised Agent, or Authorised Representative (within the meaning of the Rules of Racing and Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Rules and/ or the Irish National Hunt Regulations for Point to Point Steeplechases as appropriate) and any other person who is acting under the direction of or under the control of or on behalf of an Owner, Trainer, Authorised Agent, or Authorised Representative in relation to a horse to which the MOU applies; and
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NEW SCHEME FOR NATIVE WOODLAND ON PUBLIC LAND A new scheme to fund the creation of new native woodland on public lands meets one of the government’s main biodiversity commitments and will cover the cost of establishing such forests on suitable land in public ownership. The Scheme is aimed at all Public Bodies, including Government Departments and State Sponsored Organisations; Higher Education Authorities and Local Authorities. The scheme was approved by Government the end of last month and will commence with a landbank analysis by all public bodies to assess whether they have land suitable for planting. The Woodland Creation on Public Lands Scheme aims to conserve nature by developing permanent, non-commercial woodlands on public land that will deliver the following benefits: • Recreation of lost native woodland habitats, rich in biodiversity and cultural significance. • Reverse the fragmentation of other habitats and the loss of biodiversity corridors within the wider landscape. •
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leaved helleborine and wood millet, to name but a few. Native woodlands are an important part of Ireland’s natural heritage, history and culture, and are unique in terms of their biodiversity and habitat creation. This scheme will put in place permanent woodland that will capture carbon, can protect water, will add to our landscapes for years and keep the “Green” element of our government happy. Iarnród Éireann have stepped forward as the first public body to express an interest in the scheme. Approval to establish a native woodland is now being sought for a site on our land in Co. Roscommon as a pilot under this scheme. - Contact Louis Murchan Tel;- 087-2857938 (B Ag Sc, Dip EIA Mgmt) Agricultural & Environmental Advisor
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As we lovingly remember our beautiful parents, on the occasion of our Mother’s first year anniversary and our Father’s recent passing, we their children, along with our families wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with us at the time of their deaths. We offer our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, colleagues and very good friends who gathered round us at the time and who continue to support us. We wish to express our gratitude to those who attended their wakes and Requiem Masses, those who sent Mass cards, messages of sympathy and those who travelled any distance to be with us at the time of their funerals. Sincere thanks to the West Kerry Primary Care Team and Rita Leahy who assisted us in caring for our parents at home. Thank you to Dr Fiona Kavanagh and Dr Paul Morrison for their exceptional care and attention to our parents. Many thanks to Fr Michael Moynihan, Fr Jim Sheehy and Fr Tomás Ó hIceadha who officiated at the ceremonies and to Fr Joe Begley who regularly visited our parents at home. A special thank you to our friend Antoinette Heery whose beautiful singing voice enriched both Requiem Masses. Thank you also to Dónal O’ Connor Undertaker for his attention to detail.
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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.
Back to school this year will be different to every other year. Schools have been closed since March 12th and by the time the schools re-open towards the end of August, most children will have spent 24 weeks at home. So, the return to school will have extra significance this year with many parents, Heating & Insulation: This takes up a huge proportionof of our energy bills so conservingoptimism heat will children and teachers sharing feelings relief, anxiousness, you money. Aim for 20°C in your living areas and 15Ǧ18°C in hallways and bedrooms. You can reduce andsave trepidation. your heating bill by 10% by turning down the heat by one degree. By insulating your attic you can cut your energy bill by 20%. Install a lagging jacket and you can save up to €2.50 per week in heating water costs.
While this years’ return to school will introduce many new rules and changes, Have your boiler serviced once a year to ensure it is operating efficiently. theDoors cost&of sending your child back to school is still an expensive burden, Windows: Seal off your windows and doors to prevent heat loss due to draughts. Close doors to rooms that are not used often and keepone your curtains night, even in empty rooms. Back to especially if you have more than child.closed Theat annual Barnardos Kitchen: This is the room inwas the house whereout we consume theJuly most energy there are lots of ways School survey which carried in early 2020,butfound that parents cut back. You should only put as much water as you need in the kettle, so if you’re only making a cup of areto facing costs of up to €735 just to send one child back to school. tea, don’t fill the kettle to the top. Electric ovens are expensive to run, so where possible keep the oven door closed during cooking. Use a toaster instead of a grill to make toast at a fifth of the cost. When buying new
Theappliances cost ofchoose a primary school child was less than a secondary school child the most efficient model you can afford. butBathroom: the cost of sending a child back to school in 2020 remains substantial. It costs the same amount of money to heat the water for one bath as it does for 5 showers, so save money and takecame showers! from all areas of society and the online survey was Parents surveyed Do yourself aon favour and save money energy atincomes. the same time! These are just the main examples of conducted families with and varying
There are also a few simple steps that you can take to lessen this burden. As far as possible, aim to buy generic rather that branded items, and try not to give in to pressure from your children to go for the more expensive items and look on this as being an opportunity to educate your children about the value of money and school budgeting. When it comes to books, some schools will supply second hand books or they may run a book rental scheme and it is worthwhile taking advantage of these schemes. Before you go shopping, make a list of what you need and try to avoid impulse buying or buying unnecessary items. Avoid using your credit card as far as possible as the interest you accrue will end up costing you more in the long run and stay away from money lenders. If you do need to borrow money to cover your costs then call into your local credit union to discuss your options. Tá súil againn ar fad go n-éireoidh leis na scoileanna oscailt arís ag deireadh na míosa agus guímid suaimhneas aigne ar na tuismitheoirí agus gach rath ar na leanaí agus na múinteoirí a bheidh ag filleadh ar an scoil, agus tá súil againn go mbeidh bliain thaitneamhach agus sábháilte acu i dteannta a chéile arís. Comhar Chreidmheasa Chorca Dhuibhne Teoranta is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
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Explore Our Waterways – Women on the Water With the reopening of our county, Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership, is delighted to announce a new programme designed for women, Kerry’s Explore Our Waterways – Women on the Water. Jimmy Deenihan, Chairperson of Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership stated “Kerry’s abundant Waterways provide an ideal environment for people to get outside and get active”, which is a key objective of the Sports partnership for this initiative. “The objective is to create a pathway to introduce women to the outdoors and to promote our abundance of waterways for sport and recreational purposes. An element of fun and social engagement will be implemented into the Siopa Leabhar an Daingin programme and should participants choose there is a progression pathway ó 1979 created into the Kerry Canoe Club, Aoibhinn beatha an scoláire Killorglin”, as expressed by the club bhíos ag déanamh a léighinn; chairperson, Brian O’Flaherty
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With this in mind, Kerry’s Women on the Water programme was devised by Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership in conjunction with Kerry Canoe Club, Killorglin, inviting women to join us for a beginner based Kayaking programme, suitable for women without any prior experience on the water. The programme will take place Friday evenings, from 7-9pm commencing on Friday 28th of August for 5 weeks.
is follas díbh, a dhaoine,
gurab dó is aoibhne an Éirinn.
Patrice Diggin, Community Sports Development Officer with Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership believes this to be “a fantastic opportunity for all women who would like to meet new people and get active while being outdoors in nature and on the water. For further details on this programme and to sign up please go to Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership’s social media pages on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or contact info@kerryrecreationandsports.ie or 066-7184776. This programme will be held in line with HSE guidelines and Sport Ireland requirements on Covid-19 protocols.
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dingle doc GORT A LÍN , JOHN ST., DINGLE, V92EWR4 (opposite old CBS) PH: 066-9151343 FAX: 066-9151349 Dochtúir Teaghlaigh Dr Paul Morrison Opening hours: 09.00 to 17.00 Saturday 09.00- 13.00 Out of Hours - Contact Southdoc Earlier/ later appointments available on request. I am delighted to announce the opening of our new family-run medical clinic on 17th August 2020 and very much look forward to continuing to care for existing patients and to welcoming new patients. Existing patients transfer seamlessly. Medical card patients transfer automatically. New patients are very welcome. I will be joined at Dingle Doc by my wife Brid O’ Sullivan, Practice Nurse and Midwife (UCC/ CUH/CUMH). With 17 years experience, she is a qualified smeartaker, with a masters certificate in sexual health advising skills (Staffordshire University, 2018) and STI foundation course (UCD/Mater Hospital, 2018), Certificate in Diabetes in Primary Care, 2019, UCC.. Táimid an-bhuioch dar gclann and dar gcairde don mead tacaíocht a fuaireamar le deanai. “Ní neart go cur le chéile” Táimid ag tnúth go mor le fáilte a chur roimh othair sean agus nua. Opening August 17th. Cuir glaoch orainn ar an uimhir thuas / See contact details above. FREE PARKING at back of old bowling alley with side entrance directly to medical clinic Na seirbhisí ar fáil / Services available: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Heart tracing (ECG) 24 hour blood pressure monitors Women’s health checks Men’s health checks Cervical smears (both private and cervical check) Childhood vaccinations Travel vaccinations Chronic disease management Antenatal and postnatal care (including baby checks) Blood tests Family planning STD screening Minor injuries and stitches Skin diseases West Kerry Live 25
Milltown Castlemaine GAA Notes
a major turn of results (Eg: a heavy defeat) they would be in the draw for the Quarter-Finals so it was more about who would join them from this group in advancing than anything else.
UNDER 14's A fantastic win was had by our U 14 side on Thursday night last as they took the trip along the Dingle peninsula to face An Ghaeltacht in Gallarus. After the first 12 minutes nobody could have predicted the final outcome as a strong start from the hosts saw our U14's trail by 10 points after 3 quick goals.
Played before a reduced attendance due to Government restrictions on audiences, both sides would have been hoping to set the tone with a bright start, however it was Glenbeigh/Glencar who set the pace and who by the 10th minute had established a 0-4 to 0-1 lead through early scores from Tommy Cahill (0-2, one close range free and one mark which resulted in a 14 yard free), wing-back Caolim Teahan and wing-forward Daniel Griffin. Jonathan O'Sullivan who would be Milltown/ Castlemaine's Chief marksman for the second week in a row and finished the day with 0-8 in total was responsible for our only score in the opening quarter of the match from a 21 yard free.
Then our Milltown/Castlemaine U14 side showed a maturity beyond their years with the resolve and skill to come back into the game. With the whole team working together, a fantastic effort saw our visiting side run out winners by a score line of 3-16 to 5-06. Under 12's: Our under 12's have a break until the 16th and got a lovely treat of ice creams from one of the parents the other evening after training. So thank you Katherine for your kindness. Players and trainers were all delighted! Well done to Mike Quirke and his team of mentors.. Tremendous work being done with the Green and White teams. Obair iontach ar fad. Mid Kerry Minors: Comhghairdeas to club players Jack Teahan, Anthony Kelliher, Conor Spillane, Cillian Burke, Liam Roche, Patrick O' Sullivan and Brendan Casey who were part of the team that comprehensively beat Laune Rangers on Monday last on a scoreline of 2/22 to 2/12. Well done to their trainer Cathal Moriarty for his work with these footballers. We wish Cillian a speedy recovery from his injury. Hope to see you back real soon Cillian! Farewell and Welcome: This week past, we said goodbye to Fr Kevin as he moved to Killorglin and we welcomed Fr. Danny Broderick to our parish. We hope you both will be very happy in your new environs.Children from our club made themselves available to sing at Fr Danny's first Sunday mass. Congratulations to Sarah, Diarmuid and Aishling for their beautiful music and singing. Iarracht den chĂŠad scoth. Seniors: "The old adage that goals win games rings through as Glenbeigh/Glencar secure top spot and a place in Intermediate Quarter-Final" Intermediate Club Football Championship Milltown/Castlemaine 1-14 Glenbeigh/Glencar 4-12. Report by Dara O'Connor. On a sun-soaked Sunday afternoon, the J P O'Sullivan Park, Killorglin was the venue as the scene was set for a Mid Kerry Derby as Milltown/ Castlemaine, who were meant to be at home for this encounter but due to the pitch redevelopment works had to be content with neutral grounds, took on Glenbeigh/Glencar, now coached by John Evans. The Glenbeigh/Glencar side came into this contest with a 100% record having defeated Dromid Pearses and Waterville in Rounds 1 and 2 over the past few weeks whilst Milltown/Castlemaine came into today with one win and one defeat having beat Waterville and lost out to Dromid on the road. So with that in mind, it was straightforward enough permutations wise, Milltown/Castlemaine needed to win in the first instance and hope that would be enough to see them into the knockout stages (depending also on the result of the other game in this group which seen Waterville host Dromid Pearses there was the possibility of two or three sides finishing on the same points meaning score difference could have came into play). Glenbeigh/ Glencar due to their two victories to this point were in a commanding position knowing that barring
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The middle period of the first half was Milltown/ Castlemaine's strongest spell in the game, it was also the only time they would go level with Glenbeigh/ Glencar for the remainder of the match as three Jonathan O'Sullivan frees, all from varying angles and with different degrees of difficulty following fouls on Gavin Horan by Colin McGillycuddy which was greeted with shouts for a black card from the crowd, David Roche and O'Sullivan himself out by the stand side. Matters were tied at 0-4 apiece after 17 mins when a water break was called. Following the resumption, Glenbeigh/Glencar really hit a purple patch between here and the half time whistle outscoring Milltown/Castlemaine by 1-4 to 0-1 in this spell to subsequently carry a six point lead into the interval. This included a wonderful personal cameo on the part of former Kerry player and multiple All-Ireland winner Darran O'Sullivan who added 1-2 on his own and in a row between the 19th and 24th minutes to open up a 1-6 to 0-4 lead. The goal came from a defensive mishap which the former county man ruthlessly capitalised on and finished to Cormac Leane's net giving the Kilderry man no chance. This followed a positional switch which seen O'Sullivan move into the full forward line from the half-forward line and the switch worked wonders it must be said as he had an ocean of space to run into in the inside line which a man of his experience used to his advantage. Gavin Horan did point for Milltown/ Castlemaine in the 25th minute after a great run through the Glenbeigh/Glencar rearguard to make it 1-6 to 0-5 but two points to finish out the half from Glenbeigh/Glencar through two Gavin O'Grady frees (one superbly slotted over off the ground from 45 metres) left the gap as previously stated at six points at the break. Milltown/Castlemaine were reduced to 14 men near the end of the opening half in a call which led to protestations in the dugout as it was felt the black card issued to Ciaran O'Connor was harsh but the decision stood as the referee adjudged it to have been an off the ball foul. Milltown/Castlemaine wasted no time in coming out of the blocks in the early stages of the second half and kicked four unanswered points between the 30th and 38th minutes with scores from Jonathan O'Sullivan (0-2, 1 free) and centre-back Gavin McKenna (0-2, both from play) seeing the scoreboard read Glenbeigh/Glencar 1-8 Milltown/ Castlemaine 0-9 and it appeared as if at this stage the momentum had swung with Glenbeigh/Glencar failing to offer much going forward during this spell. What was to follow ultimately proved pivotal and ultimately finished the game as a contest as Glenbeigh/Glencar struck for two green flags in the 40th and 43rd minutes which all but ended
the oppositions chances of mounting any sort of comeback. Firstly, a terrific free-flowing team move unlocked the Milltown/Castlemaine defence before Darran O'Sullivan squared for youngster Adrian O'Connor to bury to the corner of the net whilst falling backwards, the other goal came from an attempt for a point which was dropping short, Jason McKenna anticipated it and rose above Cormac Leane to fist to the net and all of a sudden the lead was now gone from two points to eight points at 3-8 to 0-9, a devasting blow for Milltown/ Castlemaine who were really starting to grow into the game before the double concession. Substitute Jerome Flynn did reply for the Mid Kerry champions with a long range point immediately to make it 3-8 to 0-10 but you couldn't help but feel that the ship had sailed at this stage heading into the last quarter unless Milltown/Castlemaine could raise a green flag or two of their own which to be fair all day didn't really look like materialising despite no lack of effort or commitment. The icing was really put on the cake for Glenbeigh/Glencar in the 48th minute when Tommy Cahill got on the end of another attempt at a point, this time the initial effort coming from Gavin O'Grady which dropped short, wasn't dealt with and Cahill showed his opportunism and got his fist on the end of it at the back post to make it a very commanding lead at 4-8 to 0-10, a lead which to be fair didn't really reflect on how close this contest had been for the most part up to then. To Milltown/Castlemaine's great credit when it would have been easy to lie down and drop the heads, they never gave in and battled gamely towards the finish. Cathal Moriarty tagged on a point to make it 4-8 to 0-11 before Glenbeigh/ Glencar through a fisted point from Gavin O'Grady and close range scores from Daniel Griffin and Adrian O'Connor had matters at 4-11 to 0-11. A sweeping move from Cathal Moriarty then drew a number of defenders to him, he unselfishly played in Substitute Craig Counihan who composed himself before expertly finishing to the top corner of the Glenbeigh/Glencar net, 4-11 to 1-11 after 55 minutes. Whilst the contest was all but over, the scores kept coming. Gavin O'Grady who was a tricky customer all day calmly added Glenbeigh/Glencar's last score of the day on 57 mins off his left boot to make it 4-12 to 1-11 but it would be Milltown/ Castlemaine who notched the final three points of the afternoon and each of them came from Jonathan O'Sullivan who was probably Milltown/ Castlemaine's main man on a day where it just didn't quite happen for them as a collective. Overall, Milltown/Castlemaine may look back on this contest and point to three of the four goals conceded being very preventable which will be a source of frustration and disappointment in equal measure. As Dromid Pearses beat Waterville by 12 points it will be them and Glenbeigh/Glencar who advance from Group 4 to the Quarter-Finals. Waterville fall into the relegation playoff semi-final as one of the four teams to finish bottom in the group stages. Milltown/Castlemaine finished 3rd. Milltown/Castlemaine lined out as follows: Cormac Leane, Stephen Roche, Ciaran O'Connor, Jonathan O'Connor, Pa Wren, Gavin McKenna (0-2), Jeremiah Hayes, Brendan Delaney, Donal Dennehy, Killian Kerins, David Roche, John Dennehy, Jonathan O'Sullivan (0-8), Cathal Moriarty (0-2), Gavin Horan (0-1) Subs Used: Craig Counihan (1-0), Jerome Flynn (01), Kieran O'Carroll, Dylan O'Neil, Tadgh McCarthy
Scéala ar Mhion-Fhéile Lios Póil 2020 Roibeard Ó Cathasaigh Sea, súil agam go bhfuil cóir is cion leat, a léitheoir, is sinn fé scáth Chovid-19! Maidir le Féile Lios Póil 2020, bhí amhras orainn an mbeadh aon Fhéile i mbliana againn i dtaobh an choróinvíris, ach i dtús Iúil bheartaíomar tabhairt fé ar scála i bhfad níos lú ná ba ghnách linn le clár trí lá seachas clár seachtaine, le mír nó dhó úr ar an gclár.
Taispeántas Grianghrafadóireachta: Seo ceann de na míreanna úra a bhí ar chlár na féile i mbliana a bhuíochas do Mháirtín Ó Durcáin a d’eagraigh. Thugamair cuireadh do mhuintir Lios Póil grianghraf dá rogha a sheoladh go suíomh na féile, agus chuir Martin glaic grianghraf in airde ar ár suíomh trí thráthnóna as a chéile Aoine, Satharn, Domhnach. Tá breis is 200 ghrianghraf sa taispeántas, agus b’é pictiúr Órla Ní Dhubhda Prendeville rogha Mhairtín díobh ar fad.
Ag cur cúrsaí sláinte san áireamh, thóg Coiste na Féile cinneadh ná beadh aon imeacht fé dhíon i bhFéile 2020, agus go gcaithfimis cloí le dea-chleachtais is treoracha sláinte sna h-imeachtaí fén aer a dh’eagróimis. Seo coimriú éigin ar imeachtaí na Féile.
Satharn 1 Lúnasa Rás an Stricín Ghlac 70 idir óg is níos sine páirt sa rás i mbliana, ó bhun an chnoic cois Lios Deargáin go barra. Bhí an aimsir an-oiriúnach don rás – é deas bog, agus bhain an comhluadar ardthaitneamh as an ócáid.
Buaiteoirí : Rí an Stricín: Tiarnán Ó Loingsigh (12), An Ghairfeanaigh, Am: 18.40; Banríon an Stricín: Joanna Ní Shúilleabháin, Baile an Ághasaigh, Am: 24.00. Buíochas ar leith leo siúd a d’eagraigh ar an lá, go h-áirithe, Deirdre Ní Dheargáin is John Joe, Pól Éibhín, Mairtín Ó Durcáin,
Tóirchiste i nGluaisteán: 19 gluaisteán i bpáirt sa tóirchiste. Buaiteoir:
Seosaimh Ó hAiniféin is a chomhluadar, Lios Deargáin; Neasóir: Tomás Ó Grífín is a chlann, Na Dúnta.
Ar ár gconair abhaile! Grianghrafadóir: Orla Ní Dhubhda Prendeville
Domhnach 2 Lúnasa
Rás Bóthair na Féile (5km): Ócáid shuaithinseach eile le breis is 70
Siúlóid Dúlra: Breis is scór duine ag siúl i gceantar álainn na Min Airde
le bilog treorach ar an bhfiadhúlra cois bóthair in eagar ag Caitríona Ní Fhallúin.
Cluiche Caide: Babhta 2 de Chraobh Shóisir Chiarraí, Lios Póil v Caisleán
Ghriaire. Ardchluiche a chríochnaigh ar comhscór i gcluiche cruaidh, iomaíoch le caid d’ardchaighdeán: Lios Póil 2-11; Caisleán Ghriaire 1-14, le h-uasuimhir 200 idir imreoirí is lucht leanta de bharr an choróinvíris, agus an gort caide is a thimpeallacht go h-aoibhinn a bhuí le dícheall CLG Lios Póil.
Luan 3 Lúnasa Siúlóid na Féile (11km): Ceann de bhuaiceanna na Féile go bliantúil
is ea Siúlóid na Féile is níorbh aon eisceacht siúlóid na bliana so, ón Ionad Pobail go Min Aird Thiar go Log na gCapall is Baile na Saor is suas an casán úr tré Gharraí na dTor abhaile. Bhí an uain go h-aoibhinn le breis is 300 duine páirteach. Tiomnaímid an tSiúlóid d’eagras carthanachta ó bhliain go bliain, agus ‘Baile Mhuire’ rogha na bliana so. Bhí sos chun ceoil is cuideachta againn ag Crosaire an Chrúibín mar a raibh na ceoltóirí Niamh Varian Barry is Peter Staunton ar ardán samhraidh a chruthaigh Maitiú Ó Grífín go h-ealaíonta. Líonadh ár gcroíthe le meidhir is draíocht cheoil na beirte a chiorraigh ár gconair gan dabht dúinn. Cuireadh Fáilte uí Dheargáin romhainn ag Min Aird Thiar mar a raibh fíoruisce is seacláid á dháileadh go fial orainn age Máire is Francie. Níos déanaí tráthnóna, bhronn Coiste Pobail/Féile Lios Póil ‘Gradam na Féile’ orthu beirt as an gcomaoin a chuireadar ar phobal an pharóiste is iad araon i bpáirt le CLG agus Coiste Pobail Lios Póil le fada an lá. Tá breis is €5000 cnuasaithe do chiste Bhaile Mhuire um an dtaca so.
lúthchleasaí páirteach, ag tosnú cois Reilg Gharraí na dTor go Baile na Saor, agus an líne chríche sa ghort caide mar a raibh baicle cruinnithe le gáir mholta a thabhairt dosna rannpháirtithe. Buaiteoirí: Rás na mBan: Orna Ní Mhuirí, Am: 20.47; Rás na bhFear: Fergal Desmond, Am: 17.01. Buíochas dóibh siúd a d’eagraigh, go h-áirithe Deaglán Ó Deargáin, Caoimhín Ó Grífín is Criostóir Ó hIcí agus Mícheál Ó Deargáin is Donncha Ó Súilleabháin i gcúrsaí fuaime agus tráchtaireachta sa ghort caide. Taispeántas Físe na Féile 2020: Seo ceann den dá mhír úra a bhí ar Chlár na Féile i mbliana a bhuíochas do Phádraig Ó Dufaigh a d’eagraigh, gur cuireadh ana-shuim ann le 24 mír cruthaithe chuige, a shrutaigh Coiste Pobail ar shuíomh na Féile www.liospoil.com thar dhá thráthnóna, Satharn is Domhnach. Bhí an-éagsúlacht sna míreanna ón seanchas go faisnéis go ceol ’gus 12 mír amhránaíochta ar an ngné ba shuntasaí ar fad. Mar chomhartha ar an tsuim a cuireadh sa mhír fhíse deir Mícheál Ó Deargáin liom go bhfuair Clár an tSathairn 1995 cnag/hit; agus clár an Domhnaigh 2360 cnag. Bhí freagairt/comments chomh fada ó bhaile le Alberta, Ceanada; An tSicil na hIodáile agus Nua Eabhrach mar a bhfuil Muiris Bric, na Gorta Dubha adúirt: ‘Is deas bheith i dteagmháil arís le muintir Chorca Dhuibhne’; agus freagra ón amhránaí Johnny McEvoy gur chuaigh an t-amhrán ‘Bruach na Carraige Báine’ le Gordon Saunders i bhfeidhm go mór air. Comhartha ar chruthaitheacht mhuintir Lios Póil agus sinn ar bhord ré úr na cumarsáide digití. RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta: Chuir RnaG comaoin ollmhór orainn lena dtacaíocht i dtreo agus le linn na Féile ar ‘An Saol ó Dheas’, agus Craoladh Aifreann na Féile ó Sháipéal Mhuire, an Daingean ar an nDomhnach, An Ath. Mícheál Ó Muineacháin (sagart paróiste) a léigh an tAifreann, Léitheoirí: Marie Uí Ghrífín is Niamh Ní Shúilleabháin, Amhránaithe is ceol: Clíona Ní Dheargáin, Siobhán Ní Ghrífín agus Máirtín Ó Cathasaigh, Guí an phobail: Caitlin Ní Ainiféin, Miriam Ní Shúilleabháin, agus seo thíos guí chlabhsúir liom fhéin, mar leanas: Ar deireadh, tá tarmainn inár bparóiste atá glan ar gach pláigh is é sin Tearmann Fíonáin i gCinn Aird Thiar mar a bhfuil Tobar Muire gur thacaigh a thraidisiúin lenár muintir in amanta suaite cheana. Guímid go mbeimid ar fad airdeallach agus freagrach go leanúnach ag cloí le dea-chleachtais sláinte a chinnteoidh tearmainn againn go léir ó Chovid coscarach-19.
‘Gradam na Féile’ á bhronnadh ag Risteard ar Mháire is Francie Grianghrafadóir: Roibeard Ó Cathasaigh
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Castlegregory Notes Farmers Market: Well as you know the market this year is on outdoors and so far it has been a great success.As we come to the end of the season-market only has 2 Sundays left to go- we would like to say a big thank you to everyone who came to buy or just look,we couldnt do it without you. So to get your treats or souvineirs call to the market between 10am 1.30pm on Sunday morning....hopfully the weather will be kind to us for the final 2 markets of the season. See you there. Chiropodist : Michelle Conway, Chiropodist, can be contacted directly for house calls - please ring her: 083 4074256 to make an appointment.
more money. So could you please save your drink can rings and drop them into the infomation centre every time you collect 20 or more and I will send them on. Thank you in advance for doing your part. Marcia Ganter, Castlegregory Community Council Vice-Chairperson. Tidy Towns will commence work again soon with all of the relevent restrictions in place. Help will be needed for a sustainable nature project at Coolroe. Watch this space for further details. The Information Office is opened MondayFriday: 9.30am – 5pm (closed for lunch 1 – 1.45pm). Physical distancing protocol is in place (for example, access for one customer only at any time). If you have any printing, scanning, photocopying or laminating to do we can get
that done for you. Or if we can help in any other way please let us know. We shall try to assist. Thank you. Size of posters for the notice board in the Village no bigger than A4 please! Castlegregory notes: We would like to invite anyone in the parish to submit items that they would like included in the Castlegregory notes. The column is for you, so we welcome your input.The notes need to be in before 11am on Monday. Thank you. Tel: 066 7139422 gmail.com
Email: castleinfocenter@
www.castlegregory.ie
Recycling: Please note the blue bins for recycling will be left out every Thursday morning. Bags for recycling are available in the Office. €3 per bag. Bingo Tuesday evenings 8pm-10pm at the West End Hall .... with all safety protocols in place! No tables provided, so please bring clipboards or lap trays to put your books onto....also your own pens or markers. Face Coverings: Thank you each and everyone, local and visiting, for observing the requirement to wear face coverings. These are available in Spar, the Beach Box and the Village Pharmacy in Castlegregory and include beautifu, locally made ones. We would like to remind everyone to continue wearing them and not to become complacent as time goes by. If you haven’t Ballintaggart Racecourse Dingle 11th August 2019 (above) and 11th August 2020 (below) yet got into the habit, now’s a great time to start. It is good that the Covid 19 figures in Kerry are relatively low. Let’s do our part to keep it that way by complying with the practices advised by the health and safety authorities. Stay safe and many thanks for taking good care in the community! Rings from Drink Cans donating to Kerry Palliative Care Unit: I read a month ago of someone in Cromane collecting can rings from drink cans, so I sent her some and asked for more information. She explained that there was an elderly man collecting them. His wife and son had both died of cancer. They collect them and his other son takes them to a recycling centre in Cork. Whatever money they get they donate to the Palliative care unit in Kerry. Obviously it takes a lot of them as they are paid by weight. So, I thought if we could add to his collection it would make Palliative care a bit
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Anso is Ansúd i gCorca Dhuibhne Blúire Béaloidis ó Chorca Dhuibhne: Eachtra ar Phiaras Firtéar File maith do bheadh Piaras. Do bhí ana thrácht ar a chuid filidheachta ar fuaid na hÉireann. Do chuaidh a mhór-cháil a gcluasaibh file eile i gCo. an Chláir, agus dubhairt sé leis fhéin go mbaineadh sé amach Piaras agus go mbainfeadh sé bodhta as. Seo leis chun siubhail, agus níor stad sé riamh ná choidhche gur bhain sé amach Dún an Fhirtéaraig. Bhuail fear annsan leis mara bhfuil an taoide ag rith suas fiche éigin slat idir dhá thalamh. Buaileadh isteach na aigne gurbh é Piaras a bhí ann, agus níor theastuig uaidh é fhéin do chur i n-aithne dho 'dtí go mbainfeadh sé triall as a chuid filidheachta ar dtúis. Do sgaoil sé chuige bhéarsa: "Dia is Muire dhuit-se a shár fhir, a mhic na máthair súairc" "Is an mó galún sáile a gheibheann an áit seo suas" D'fhreagair Piaras é ag rádh: 'Is deachair dómh-sa é thómhas na cártaibh Mar bíonn sé láidir luath,
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Thank you to all who entered and enjoyed Féile Lughnasa 2020. While we couldn’t appreciate it together in our wonderful parish of cloghane/Brandon, we still were able to enjoy it online while staying safe in these troubling times of Covid-19. We are also immensely thankful to the committees and local businesses who shared their opinions and ideas with us to help make this year one to remember. Thank you as well to Billy Leen for recreating our precious Crom Dubh to mark this year’s festival. We hope that next year we will be back to normal but for now, thank you all for your understanding. If you want to see the results of the competitions go to www.cflt.ie. Until 2021! Cumann 500/Club 500 Draw . Buaitoirí Mí Iúil. July Winners. 1ú:(€500): Padraig Quirke, An Clochán, 2ú:(€250): Brian Ó Ruairc, Lios, Bréanainn 3ú:(€150): Micheal & Cáit Uí Churráin, Lios, Bréanainn 4ú:(€75): John Paul Hoare, Lios, Bréanainn 5ú. (€50): Brendan & Michele Spillane, Fermoyle
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Camp Notes Brigid O'Connor DOG OWNERS BE AWARE Dog owners, be aware of cable ties placed on your gate or fence ! In recent times this practice has been associated with the theft of family dogs. As many as 10 dogs believed stolen in Kerry were found recently in Rathkeale. The Gardaí are appealing to all dog owners to be aware and anyone missing a dog are asked to please contact them. Dogs are valued and much loved pets and many people are deeply distressed by their loss. A dog is often a persons only companion. SUCCESS Congratulations to Dr. Breda O'Dwyer, Camp Cross on achieving her Doctorate on Entrepreneurial Mindset. Breda researched and produced her thesis on the entrepreneurial mind-set of the entrepreneurship educator - essentially showing it to be a dynamic life long process and that each and everyone of us has the potential to behave entrepreneurially - people just need to have our minds open to it. It is about embracing change, being transformative and adding value - and goes way beyond being just about setting up a business - about being open to learning, thinking and behaving entrepreneurially! Breda says going forward Ireland, Europe and global policy makers are seeking entrepreneurial thinking citizens and are tasking the educators with achieving this objective - hence the need to learn about the entrepreneurial mind-sets of these educators - hence her study found that they do indeed have entrepreneurial mindsets and can help others to develop theirs. Go n-éirí an t-adh leat, a Bhreda.
SUCCESSFUL DEBUT IN THE USA How exciting to read the following report on the sporting success of Campman Kenneth Quirke in the USA. Report in Kerry Motorsport News as follows - Successful US debut for Quirke. Kenneth Quirke took a very creditable fourth overall on his American rally debut on Saturday July 18. The New York-based Camp man contested the Southern Ohio Forrest Rally as co-driver to Ryan Booth, a former Indy car racer who, in recent years, turned his hand to rallying. The pair used a McKenna Motorsport hired Ford Fiesta R5 for what was the second round of the Rally America national series and their opposition reflected the event’s national status. Congratulations and well done Kenneth ! OBITUARY The death of Sean Curtin, Lougher, Annascaul occurred recently in Johannesberg, South Africa. Sean emigrated at a young age to Australia, finally settling down to a content and happy life in Johannesberg. Sean never forgot his home and his Irish roots and so his final wish to be buried with his mother May and Father John Joe in Inch Cemetary, will be carried out a a later date. Sympathy is extended to his son John, grandson John, his sisters Maura, Slieve, Camp and Margaret, Kilteenbane, Camp many relatives and friends. Sean was predeceased by his parents May and John Joe and sisters Kathleen and Phil. Rest In Peace. GAA Annascaul defeated Sneem/Derrynane in Round 2 of the Kerry Petroleum Junior Championship. Contributing to the high scores for Annascaul were The Crean brothers, Aidan and James, Jack Farrell, Fenton Herlihy, Eamonn and Jason Hickson, The Falveys, Cillian and Alan and Cathal Ferriter. Final Score Annascaul 7-23, Sneem Derrynane 0-7. Well done all, Congratulations to all the team, managers and mentors.
FAREWELL TO FR. GERRY On Sunday after 12 noon Mass in Camp Fr. Gerry Keane our resident Parish Priest in the parish of Annascaul, Camp and Inch for the past 5 years said farewell to a large gathering of parishioners outside St. Mary's Church. Fr. Gerry is the 86th priest in the parish, the first being a Fr. D. McCarthy who served here from 1829 - 1830. And St. Marys Church, Camp was built in 1826, 3 years before Catholic Emancipation. A presentation was made to Fr. Gerry on behalf of all parishioners in the Camp area and Gene Finn, Chairman Camp Community Council and Brigid O Connor said a few words of thanks in grateful appreciation to Fr. Gerry for his commitment and his dedication to the parish over the years.
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A lone Priest in a parish with 3 churches was not an easy Parish assignment and therefore the parishioners are very grateful to Fr. Gerry who despite difficult mountainous terrain and often inclement weather, never failed to turn up on time, be it for a service for our dearly departed, a christening or wedding, Fr. Gerry never left any family down. For that he will be fondly remembered and parishioners are eternally grateful to him ! Camps loss is Eyeries gain and everybody wishes Fr. Gerry great happiness and success in his new ministry Parish Priest of Eyeries and Allihies, Co. Cork. In his final homily in Camp, Fr. Gerry read a letter from a young parishioner whose lovely sentiments of appreciation pleased him greatly, Fr. Gerry departed at the end of his final Mass in Camp with an appropriate quote from scripture - When I have taught you everything, I will leave ! A Short Poem, was also read as follows AFTER CAMP MASS Fr. Gerrys in a hurry, And hes not going making hay, And as sure as God above looks down on us, St. Senans are playing today. Go n-Eirí an t-adh leat, Fr. Gerry. 32 West Kerry Live
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What a delicious way to serve aubergines. A variation of this will regularly be found on the Japanese table. Try this once and you will love it, it has such flavour and is perfect served with rice or noodles or as a side dish for a barbeque. Miso paste can be now found in most shops, especially in health shops. It is a brilliant ingredient to have, a spoon to any dish will give it a meaty or umami flavour.
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Large selection of Irish and Continental Cheese,
2 aubergines, cut in quarters lengthways
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olive oil
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bunch of spring onions, sliced finely
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Method Preheat oven to 180°C. Brush both aubergine quarters with olive oil, place on a tray and then in the oven. Allow this to cook for about 20 minutes or so. Turn on the grill and allow it to get hot. Meanwhile, mix the miso, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, honey and vinegar. Add in the sesame and half of the spring onions. Brush this mixture over the aubergines. Place under the hot grill for about 5 minutes.
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Annascaul Notes Residents Association Friday 28 August at 7pm meeting at Lios Na gCraobh with all the residents of Kerry County Council and An Cluid to form a committee Tennant association of Lios Na gCraobh, Annascaul. Annascaul Gaa & Coiste na nÓg Annascaul GAA & Coiste na nÓg would like anyone who left items behind in the dressing rooms to collect them as soon as possible. Thank you.
Annascaul Playground The works on the playground site have started. We are ever so grateful for the voluntary labour from parents in preparing the grounds. We would also like to thank Ardfert Quarry for donating 20 tonnes of stone for the surface and Richard Boyle & Sons for donating two lengths of 18" pipes. Groundwork is done and the site is ready for contractors to come in and start the building work. Thank you to Mike Kennedy Plant Hire and John Whelehan for their help clearing the site. Annascaul Allotments We are calling on everyone to donate as little as €10 or more towards this wonderful local
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community initiative. You can help out by going on Annascaul Allotments go fund me page. Annascaul Allotments is a non profit community based project and aims to provide spaces for local people to promote and grow their own food for their own enjoyment and satisfaction. We are located at the Kilduff turn on N86 just outside Annascaul. Shop local and support your local community. If you would like anything included in the Notes. Contact Noel Spillane. Ph 087 2184757 or forward an email to info@annascaul.ie before 8pm every Saturday.
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Plean Teanga Chiarraí Thiar - Eolas & Nuacht West Kerry Language Plan - Info & News Tá súil againn go bhfuil na héinne ag baint súp as an gcúpla seachtain deireanach den saoire. Ní fada uainn anois ach go mbeidh na scoileanna oscailte aríst agus samhradh gnóthach eile cúrtha dínn againn anseo i gCorca Dhuibhne. Eolas fén bplean / Information on the Plan Cad a bhíonn ar bun againn agus an Plean á chur i bhfeidhm againn? / How do we implement the Plan? Tá 58 beart sa phlean a bhaineann le 10 réimse difriúil. Táimidne fé láthair ag díriú ar 3 réimse ar leith: An Teaghlach, An Óige agus An t-Oideachas. There are 58 actions in the plan over 10 diferent areas. We are currently focusing on 3 specific areas: Family Support Services, Youth Services and The Education System Chun na bearta a bhaint amach bíonn rúdaí eagsúla ar bun againn, mar shampla ócáidí agus imeachtaí, ranganna agus cúrsaí, agus bíonn áiseanna á fhorbairt agus scéimeanna á riaradh againn. Bímid ag obair go dlúth le heagraíochtaí agus le coistí áitiúla chun na bearta a bhaint amach. We organise a wide range of events and activities, classes and courses, as well as developing materials and implementing schemes to achieve the actions set out in the plan. We work closely with other organisations, local committees to achieve the actions set out. An Chúinne Chruthaitheach Ní fuaireadh aon rud don gcúinne an uair seo. Táimid sásta glacadh le learáidí leis ó dhaoine, mar aon le filíocht nó scríbhneoireacht! Tá píosaí cruitheacha á bhfoilsiú anseo as Gaelainn nó go dhátheangach. Má chuireann tú dán, ealaíon nó splanc-scríbhneoireacht chugainn, tabharfar dearbhán One4All don té foilsithe! Sprioclá ná Luan sula dtagann an West Kerry Live amach. Nuacht agus Imeachtaí / News agus Events Siúlóid treoraithe le Darrach Ó Murchú / Guided Walk with Darrach Ó Murchú Tar linn suas Cruach Mhárthain Dé Céadaoin, 19ú Lúnasa, ar a 14:00 Beidh Tae agus Caife againn ina dhiaidh! Breis eolais: pleanteanga@cfcd.ie Painéal do Theagascóirí Gaelainne An mbeidh suim agat ranganna Gaelainne a theagasc? Tá Údarás na Gaeltachta ag lorg daoine atá ar fáil agus go bhfuil suim acu ranganna Gaelainne a theagasc sa Ghaeltacht. Más mian leat a bheith ar an bpainéal seo, is féidir ríomhphost a sheoladh chuig pleanailteanga@ udaras.ie. Ranganna Bailé Beidh ranganna bailé ag tosnú go luath in Áras Bhréanainn le Scoil Bailé Róisín Barrett, i gcomhar le Tús Maith. Beidh ranganna eagsúla ar fáil do leanaí aois 3-12. Breis eolais agus clárú 34 West Kerry Live
le Orlaith ar 066 9156100 nó roisinbarrett1@ gmail.com. Ballet Classes will be starting in Áras Bhréanainn with Scoil Bailé Róisín Barrett, in conjunction with Tús Maith. There will be classes available for children 3-12 years. Further information and registration: Orlaith 066 9156100 or roisinbarrett1@ gmail.com YouTube Thús Maith An bhfuileann tú ag féachaint ar na físeáin iontacha atá anois Youtube le Tús Maith? Bíonn scéal nua na haon Mháirt agus tá sraith nua againn le Darrach Ó Murchú na haon Déardaoin agus é ag tabhairt leargas dúinn ar chuid don bhfeamnach atá ar fáil anseo againn. Tá rud éigint ann dos na héinne! Are you keeping up with all the videos that are available on Tús Maith’s Youtube channel? We have a different story every Tuesday and a wonderful new series on Thursdays with Darrach Ó Murchú showing us all about the seaweed that we have available to us. Theres something for everyone! Tóraíocht Taisce don Teaghlach Tá Tóraíocht Taisce ar bun againn le Tuismitheoirí na Gaeltachta, seo deis duitse agus dod' theaghlach aithne níos fearr a chur ar bhur gceantar. Caith uair a chloig ag spaisteoireacht go háitiúil leis na leanaí i gceann de na háiteanna ar an liosta – breis eolais: pleanteanga@cfcd.ie Fancy a treasure hunt? We have organised a family treasure hunt with Tuismitheoirí na Gaeltachta, a chance for you and your family to get out and about for an hour and complete a fun treasure hunt together – further information; pleanteanga@cfcd. ie Scéalta ár mBailte An bhfuil suim agat i gcúrsaí scannánaíochta? Ba bhreá linn dá mbeifeá páirteacht inár dtógra nua: Scéalta ár mBailte. Deis é seo taighde a dhéanamh ar do bhaile nó ar do pharóiste féin agus Systems scannán a chur le chéile bunaithe ar Solar an dtaighde sin. Bígí i dteagmháil linn ar 066 Tom Kennedy 9156100 nó pleanteanga@cfcd.ie Solar..panels or tubes, what's the difference? Well they both provide hot water when heated by the sun’s energy, thus saving you energy, be it oil, gas or electricity. A solar system will save up to 70% of your annual hot water bill. When it comes to tubes versus panels, the tubes are marginally more efficient than panels, but realistically the difference is small, especially when we have had such a great spell of sunshine. There is another "solar system" known in the trade as "Thermodynamic" this is a solar panel that works in the dark. Yes with no sunshine, you ask how! Well the answer is simple really, it's not a solar panel it's a heat pump. The way it works is a panel is fitted to your roof which is connected to a unit and cylinder in your hot press. This is a compressor similar to what's found in a fridge, this unit pumps a refrigerant gas into the panel where it heats due to the fact that the gas has a very low boiling point of about -25 Celsius so this hot gas comes back into the unit, where the gas is compressed to make it hotter, the heat is then transferred to create heat. However, this unit is dependant on electricity to operate so while saving money on heating hot water it does so at a cost. Take for example a typical family home with 3 to 5 occupants, costs on average about €1,500 to €2,000 per year to heat, of which about a 1/4 to 1/3 of this is hot water, so a typical hot water bill for a family of 5 is somewhere in the region of €450 to €650 a year. A solar system for a family of 5 can cost anything from €4,000 to €5,500 supplied and fitted, giving them a yearly saving of approx
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Deirdre de Bhailís We’ve been listening closely to the needs of those of you who are currently working remotely from the Dingle Peninsula and it seems clear that the provision of space to enable professional video conferencing with high spec technology and reliable broadband is one of the key requirements. This can facilitate commercial meetings, training sessions, webinars and the general digital enablement of activities on the Peninsula. For this reason, the Dingle Hub is seeking proposals for the provision of a full video conferencing solution for a meeting room located at the Dingle Creativity and Innovation Hub in Cúilín Business Park. Full details of the brief can be found on www.dinglehub.com/vacancies. If you are interested in working with us to complete this project, please send a proposal to tenders@dinglehub.com no later than 15:00 on Wednesday, August 26th. The installation needs to be completed by the end of October 2020 and has a maximum budget of €7,500. For anyone who missed our Reimagine series of online workshops we now have recordings of these workshops up on our website. This exciting series was enabled by funding from South West Gnó Skillnet. The series was conceived as a way to support businesses and individuals on the Dingle Peninsula; they guide participants in these interactive workshops to find ways to reimagine and to find new opportunities and ways of working in these challenging times. Areas covered by our panel of expert facilitators include Intro to Social Media and Marketing in Challenging Times with KCDigital founder Katie Conneely, How to Make a Podcast, How to Market your Podcast and Motivation in Challenging Times with Shane Finn, Communicating with Confidence and Working from Home & Online Meetings with Speak Up Club founder Deanna O’Connor and Wellbeing in Challenging Times with mindful coach Silke Michels. We received great feedback from the sessions and look forward to facilitating future workshops and events. We’re open to any ideas you have of workshops that may be useful at this time - you can email us on info@dinglehub.com It is important to note that access to the Dingle Hub will be by prior appointment only for the duration of Covid-19 restrictions. Anyone who wishes to use the facilities can book a hot desk online at www. dinglehub.com or contact info@dinglehub.com to arrange longer term options. Our conference room is currently available for online booking on a half-day or full-day basis. The conference room can accommodate up to 3 people while maintaining social distancing. Make sure to contact us to discuss your needs as we have packages to cater for those who want to work from here on a partial, intermittent or permanent basis. Stay safe and well everyone. Live in a Creative Place, Work in a Creative Space Contact: Deirdre de Bhailís, Dingle Creativity and Innovation Hub Tel.: 066 9150140
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Cúilín Business Centre, Dingle, Kerry. V92 P9NX
Chiropody Clinic with
Michelle Conway S.A.C. dip FHPT, S.A.C Dip FHPP
Private House Calls Now Available
Due to the Corona virus there will be no Clinics in Walsh’s Pharmacy until further notice. However i am now offering House Calls to my customers with full compliance to all Covid Safety Protocols.
Please call me on 083 4074256 to arrange an appointment Corns Ingrowing Toenails Verrucas
Calluses Fungal/ Thickened Nails Cracked Heels
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Room to rent. Double ensuite room, to let in spacious modern house, 5km from Dingle town. Bin charges included in rent and unlimited broadband, other bills are shared between tenants. Would suit male or female professional. No pets. Viewings available. Contact 085-7334914 House to let: Ballyferriter village, 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom furnished house to let long termin Na Cluainte. High speed internet. €1,000 + per month. email: helreg87@gmail.com Single Room to Rent from September in Dingle town. Long Term Rental. Sharing house with 2 professionals . Contact Sadaingean@yahoo.com Ballymore House, room to rent. Call 083 3028899
Holiday Rentals New luxury house to let. Weekly or fortnightly, Ballyferriter. 5 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Broadband, Sky TV etc. Phone Mairín 086-8471815 Self contained two ensuite bedrooms available to rent. With separate access. Spacious en suite bedrooms, five minutes walk to Ventry beach. Ideal place for walkers. Parking, no kitchen. Please ring 087 2536769
For Sale/Le Díol Flanagan's Poultry. Saturday 15th August. Dingle Mart 12.30 - 1.15. Milltown Mart 2.30pm. Killorglin opp. creamery 3pm. 087-1580837 Willerby 35ft x 12ft mobile home, two bedrooms, for sale in Ventry area. Call 085 1088366 or 087 7748475 Two male collie pups for sale - good working breed. Call - 087 3217662 Items for sale: Computer desk, 57 x 31 inches. €50. Black floor lamp. Call Bernie on 087-2944722 Kitchen dresser for sale. Good condition. 087-2041729 Beautiful handmade crochet blankets made to order, any size. Contact Mary 087-1172148
Services / Seirbhisí Experienced childminder available for full time or part time work. Willng to travel. Contact Deirdre at 085-2579570 Topping Services with a Major Syclone Mower. It can mulch rushes and shred long grass. Call Noel at 087-1255064 Mature friendly reliable lady available to provide companionship day/night to an elderly person in the Lispole, Dingle area. Contact Bernie 087-2944722. Designer Landscaping: Tasteful low maintainance gardens, designed and installed. 30 years wide experience of all design options, formal and classic natural style to impressive courtyards. For free consultation, advice and estimate call 086-8321831. 2pm to 8pm 7 days. 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 Experienced cleaner/ keyholder based in Dingle available for holiday homes etc 087-6256533 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 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 Cleaner wanted Saturdays in Ventry for holiday home . 087-6290107. Positions available at The Marina Inn, Strand Street, Dingle. Breakfast chef, kitchen porter / assistant, bar/waiting staff. Please call 086-1688007 or email CV to marinainndingle@gmail.com Experienced cleaner required for holiday home in Ballyferriter. 087-4141390
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Childminder Required In Lispole/Dingle Area for 4 yr old boy. Days and Hours to be discussed in person. Please phone 087-4125474 Flexible child minder required for 2 school going children from 2 to 5.00p.m west of Dingle during the school terms. Generous rate. Contact 087 9266906. 50 something Drummer seeks Bass player and Guitarist/Vocalist to practice and jam with. Blues, Rock, and Funk influences. Dingle area. Contact Paul on 085 871 3337 Couple expecting baby in Sept looking for house to rent in Dingle or sur-
rounding area, phone Julie on 085-2774753 Looking for a long term Home, House or Apartment. Local professional W. 089-9624928 Sheep wanted, all types. Payment on the day. Factory sheep also wanted. 087-6522357 Single professional seeks small house for long / short term rent on Dingle peninsula. References available. Contact markkeenan1000@gmail.com Looking for house to rent long term in Annascaul for small family already living in Annascaul for the last 3 years. Please call or text Mary D 085-7360614
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